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In order to be fully protected, it is important for babies to receive all their shots by two years of age. Babies need all doses to be protected from each disease.
The goal of the Immunization Action Plan, through collaboration with local healthcare providers, is to increase the number of children under two years old that receive all their shots on time.
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Ohio's MOBI(Maximizing Office- Based Immunization) Program is a free state wide quality improvement continuing education program developed for health-care providers with a focus on office based practice.The goal is raise the immunization rates among Ohio's two year old children to 90%. MOBI is a one hour in-office training program provided by trained vaccine experts who will give the attendees the latest information on:
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Leaving home to attend college is both an exciting and challenging event. For many students part of the challenge of college is dealing with feelings of homesickness. Here are some ideas that may help you deal with the transition from home to college.
Top 12 Ways To Cope With Homesickness
- Admit it
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- Get involved
- Keep familiar things
- Have realistic expectations
- Be open
- Connect
- Keep in touch
- Plan a visit home
- Take care of yourself
- Talk about it
- Give it time
Admit and accept that you are homesick. Try not to bury the feeling. Don't drink more, party more, or have sex just to make the feelings go away. Allow yourself to feel sad, to have a good cry.
Walk around. Get to know the Brockport campus and the surrounding community. When you discover some fun places and activities, you may feel more comfortable and in control of your situation.
Consider the things you like to do and explore what student activities and organizations are available to you. Your residence hall is often a good place to start. Attend campus events. Getting involved will immerse you in college life, help you make new friends, and reduce your time to be homesick. It might feel difficult, but many other students will be doing the same thing.
Soften the shock of your new environment by having items from home in your residence hall. Familiar things such as pictures and favorite possessions can help you feel more comfortable while you adjust.
Try not to expect yourself to be perfectly adjusted, organized, popular, or dressed. Recognize that you're learning, and have a sense of humor about your challenges and mistakes.
The more open you are to NEW things, the less you might miss PAST things. Be open to exploring new situations, opportunities, people, classes, and choices. Try to avoid comparing your new environment to home ~ they're different. It might be scary to face so many new things, but they will provide opportunities to meet new friends.
Getting involved with others and making friends is a key way to reduce homesickness. Inviting roommates, classmates, and neighbors to explore with you can initiate new connections, as can responding to the invitations of others.
Stay in contact with friends and family. Share your new experiences with them, as well as the fact that you miss them and your home life. Decide whether it's best for you to have more frequent contact with home (because it helps you feel better) or less contact (because it makes you feel worse).
Knowing that you'll be going home at a specific time may be comforting and allow you to invest in campus life. While going home can be relaxing and help ease the transition, doing so too often may result in constant readjustment and feeling worse.
Get enough food, sleep, and exercise. These are important for both physical and emotional well-being. Do things that you enjoy. Try to establish a routine as soon as possible. Create a balance between work and leisure.
It can help to talk about feelings of homesickness with a roommate, friend, RA, RD, family member, or counselor. You'll find that you're surrounded by a lot of support. You may also discover that others have similar feelings. It's a sign of strength to accept and talk about what is troubling you.
Overcoming homesickness is a gradual process for most people. Realize that adapting to a new situation is difficult and takes time. Let yourself ease into it, and college will eventually feel like your home away from home. However, if your homesickness persists and interferes with your academic performance, relationships, or general functioning and well-being, consider making an appointment to talk with a counselor at the Counseling Center (585-395-2207/Hazen Hall
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An interesting chart of Syrian regime figures and institutions, by WINEP.
In Syria, America Loses if Either Side Wins→/
You know those nightmarish images of chemical attack victims in Syria you saw (or if you are like me, glimpsed and then avoided looking at) last week? It should be our goal to keep that shit coming, says some Washington think tank jerk in the New York Times Op-ed pages:
... a decisive outcome for either side would be unacceptable for the United States. An Iranian-backed restoration of the Assad regime would increase Iran's power and status across the entire Middle East, while a victory by the extremist-dominated rebels would inaugurate another wave of Al Qaeda terrorism.
There is only one outcome that the United States can possibly favor: an indefinite draw.
By tying down Mr. Assad's army and its Iranian and Hezbollah allies in a war against Al Qaeda-aligned extremist fighters, four of Washington's enemies will be engaged in war among themselves and prevented from attacking Americans or America's allies.
That this is now the best option is unfortunate, indeed tragic, but favoring it is not a cruel imposition on the people of Syria, because a great majority of them are facing exactly the same predicament.
Maintaining a stalemate should be America's objective. And the only possible method for achieving this is to arm the rebels when it seems that Mr. Assad's forces are ascendant and to stop supplying the rebels if they actually seem to be winning.
This view has been circulating in US policy circles for months. This guy just comes out and says it.
We have always been at war with Eastasia, Egypt version→/
From Bradley Hope's account of the increasingly widespread belief that Morsi and friends were broken out of prison by Hamas and Hizbullah, and other re-writings of the 2011 uprising:
This view is now being taken further by some Egyptians as they seek to explain their country's zigzag course back to a state of emergency, one of the most reviled pillars of Mubarak's rule. The role of foreign influences, including United States funding for civil society groups in Egypt, looms ever larger in their attempts to explain and justify it.
To many former members of Mubarak's National Democratic Party such as Ali El Dean Hilal Dessouki, it seems increasingly plausible to suggest that foreign Islamists, with the aid of the Brotherhood, infiltrated the protests and hijacked the revolution, setting Egypt on a path that culminated with the military's intervention on July 3.
This "second revolution", as the coup against Mr Morsi is sometimes referred to, is more meaningful and legitimate than the first, he said.
It is, Mr Dessouki said, the first "exclusively internal Egyptian uprising."
Asked why the Mubarak regime collapsed so quickly, he said it was too soon to know for certain. But he pointed to many signs of foreign intervention, including the prison break and foreign funding of non-government organisations.
"The situation was much more complicated then," he said.
The headline does not do the story justice; read it as a documentation of how the idea that Morsi – in late January a freshly arrested political prisoner – has been recast as the center of international jailbreak conspiracy. This is just one of the mind-f**ks that the battle to define what reality is in Egypt has created. He who controls the past...
Mrs. Lincoln's Egyptian Constitution→/
Nathan Brown, in FP, asks:
Can a constitution written in 2012 largely by people now decried as terrorists really be amended to serve Egypt in 2013? Isn't the new regime's "road map" to restore constitutional rule and elections superseded by recent events?
No it is not. The process is likely to continue and the political logic behind the road map remains quite robust. The reason is that it offers a way to concretize and institutionalize the current political arrangements. Worrisome as they might be, those arrangements remain ones that the dominant military, security, and civilian actors have every interest in entrenching. Egypt will have a constitution again, to be sure -- but it is one that will be a codification of the will of the current regime, like all of Egypt's past constitutions. And Egypt's international partners are therefore likely to be confronted soon with a regime that looks very much like the present one but can present a formal democratic face.
We translated some of the measures proposed for the new constitution recently, here and here. Some of what has been announced largely reverses Islamist provisions in the 2012 constitution, but some surprising elements have also been introduced, such as a return to the Mubarak-era individual seat electoral system.
Meanwhile in Tunisia→/
Allegations of a deal between the country's two top political leaders:
Not much reliable information about the meeting in Paris between former Tunisian Prime Minister Beji Caid Essebsi and Ennahda leader Rachid Ghannouchi has been leaked. However, it is known that the two have reached an agreement in principle, which foreign partners — namely the Europeans, the Americans and the Germans — have imposed. The two enemy brothers need to agree in order to achieve a democratic transition in Tunisia and to avoid an Egyptian-style bloody scenario, even if that would anger the popular bases of the two camps.
The deal includes keeping Ali Laarayedh at the head of the government and Mustapha Ben Jaafar at the head of the National Constituent Assembly (ANC), while replacing Moncef Marzouki with Essebsi as president of the republic. As for the government, it will consist of technocrats and politicians with the addition of two new posts of deputy prime minister; one for security affairs and the other for economic affairs. These two posts will be "offered" to the democratic opposition.
If true, it's exactly the kind of elite back-room dealing that appears to be the key to fragile political transitions.
From Citizen To Problem: The New Coptic Tokenism→/
Paul Sedra, in Jadaliyya:
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry released a statement this past Thursday that was entirely without precedent, and yet it received practically no media attention amidst the political turmoil the country is currently experiencing. According to the statement, "Beyond overlooking the violent and dangerous reality of the Rabea and Nahda sit-ins, a number of foreign governments and international media outlets have also chosen to overlook the recent increase in killings and attacks that are once again targeting Egypt's Christian community."
Observers of Egypt's Coptic community could be forgiven for rubbing their eyes in disbelief upon reading this pronouncement by the Egyptian government. What is so remarkable and, indeed, bewildering about the statement, is that the Egyptian government has repeatedly and forcefully denied the existence of sectarianism on Egyptian soil for decades. For an arm of the government to reference Copts as a target of violence—much less reference the Copts as a distinct community at all—is a stark departure from a long-standing policy of refusing the acknowledgment of sectarian divisions within Egyptian society.
Worth reading.
With or against us→/
Sarah Carr on the new regime's vision of the media.
It looks like we are heading towards media oppression that will be worse than under 2011. There is a public appetite for it and the security bodies have apparently been given a green light to do as they please. Wars on terrorism rely on crude binaries: you are either with us or against us, and this is the constant message being relayed to us (Hegazy even said during the presser yesterday that Egypt is "taking note of who is with it and who is against it"). Attempting to steer through the choppy mess that is Egypt at the moment with such a simplistic approach is disastrous and is intended to reinforce the fiction that there are only two camps in Egypt. This is about bolstering the military regime's strength, and its strength is dependent on the creation of an equal and opposing force against which it must pit itself. The Brotherhood has become its raison d'etre: There is no other reason to justify its current position and current actions.
The war on Egypt's churches→/
Hamza Hamdawi, for AP:
CAIRO (AP) - After torching a Franciscan school, Islamists paraded three nuns on the streets like "prisoners of war" before a Muslim woman offered them refuge. Two other women working at the school were sexually harassed and abused as they fought their way through a mob.
In the four days since security forces cleared two sit-in camps by supporters of Egypt's ousted president, Islamists have attacked dozens of Coptic churches along with homes and businesses owned by the Christian minority. The campaign of intimidation appears to be a warning to Christians outside Cairo to stand down from political activism.
This is on the hands of all of those who opted for escalation in the last few weeks, Islamist and non-Islamist. (And how about providing some protection to these obvious targets, while we're at it?)
Hulsman on attacks on police stations and churches→/
From the Arab West Report's newsletter, by its editor Cornelis Hulsman, a veteran advocate of better Muslim-Christian relations in Egypt who has extensive contacts on both sides:
The Kerdassa police station (Giza) has been attacked using an RPG after elsewhere in the city sit-ins of demonstrators were broken up. This resulted in the death of the local police chief and several police officers whose bodies have then be mutilated. Twenty other police stations were attacked, often with weapons that they were not prepared for. Demonstrators who claimed to be with the Muslim Brotherhood threw a police car with 5 policemen from a bridge killing all of them. Those images are spread all over and have created a shock-wave. It is thus no wonder that policemen seek safer locations to operate from. It also makes the mutual hate between police and Muslim Brothers and militant groups much deeper. The mutual hate is many decades old. Between 1992 and 1997 militant Muslims engaged in attacks on police and civilians. Militant Muslims and political Islamists were targeted by police, many of them ended up for years in prison, also if they had no involvement with any violence. The police did not have a good reputation. Officers were often accused of torture. It is thus no wonder that the police are most hated by Islamists and now, just as on January 28, 2011 and following weeks, are targeted.
The patterns of systematic attack on Egyptian security resemble those of January 28, 2011. People have again come from villages and popular areas to massively destroy government property. But unlike 2011, people now also targeted churches and Christian shops. AWR called priests, friends of ours, in Beni Suef, Fayoum, Maghagha, and Minya. The police have disappeared from all these cities and other cities because they became targets themselves and fled. That is no wonder if one sees on videos how policemen have been brutally slaughtered in Cairo and other parts of Egypt. The consequence is that the police are withdrawing to centers where they feel safe and can defend themselves better. The consequence, however, is that thugs have had more opportunities to engage in violence and destruction. The police in Assiut disappeared on the 14th from the street, but returned again on the 15th.
Violence is widespread, but AWR has also spoken with priests who told us that there had been no violence in their village or town. Much of this also, but not only, depends on local relations. Fear is widespread in all parts of Egypt. If particular areas have not yet been targeted they later may or may not become targets.
It all appears that General al-Sisi has made a miscalculation when he, in cooperation with other authorities, decided to end the demonstrations around the Rābaʽah al-'Adawīyyah mosque and al-Nahda square. Protesters spread and throughout the country militant groups are seen. It is obvious that these groups are organized. It is not possible to explain how otherwise they suddenly appear all over Egypt. AWR has asked friends in various cities to explain why they believe that these were Muslim Brothers. Some friends said that the people marching with weapons in the streets scream, "Islamiya, Islamiya." Many of them are young. They were surprised to see also small children among them. Priests we spoke to said they believed them to be a mix of Brothers joined by many thugs, people seeing an opportunity to loot.
Emad Aouni lives in Assiut and has seen Muslim Brothers he knows from the sit-in in Assiut participating in attacking churches. They were, however, not alone but in the company of members of the Jamā'ah al-Islāmīyah, Salafīs, and thugs. "They usually would not do this alone but in a group with other Islamists they would go along."
AWR's website has been hacked, so the full piece is not up there. I am pasting it here for those who are curious – it also includes a full list of churches that have come under attack.
Shatz: Egypt's Counter Revolution→/
Adam Shatz in the LRB:
So this is how it ends: with the army killing more than 600 protesters, and injuring thousands of others, in the name of restoring order and defeating 'terrorism'. The victims are Muslim Brothers and other supporters of the deposed president Mohammed Morsi, but the ultimate target of the massacres of 14 August is civilian rule. Cairo, the capital of revolutionary hope two years ago, is now its burial ground.
Particularly harsh words for the revolutionary camp:
The triumph of the counter-revolution has been obvious for a while, but most of Egypt's revolutionaries preferred to deny it, and some actively colluded in the process, telling themselves that they were allying themselves with the army only in order to defend the revolution. Al-Sisi was only too happy to flatter them in this self-perception, as he prepared to make his move. He, too, styles himself a defender of the revolution
Egypt Crosses the Line/
Peter Hessler in the New Yorker, with -- as usual -- a nuanced and original reading of the MB's and the army's interpretations of democracy:
In Egypt, the current conflict reflects the vastly different responses that groups can have to a fledgling democracy after decades of dictatorship. For the Brotherhood, this means stubbornly following what it believes to be the correct and legitimate political path, even if it alienates others and leads to disaster; for the military, it's a matter of implementing the worst instincts of the majority. In each case, one can recognize a seed of democratic instinct, but it's grown in twisted ways, because the political and social environment was damaged by the regimes of the past half-century.
The Brothers and the Copts→/
Mariz Tadros writes for the Middle East Institute on the campaign waged by the MB and other Islamists to blame Copts for the fall of the Morsi administration:
A few days before the protests and throughout the week of demonstrations, media sympathetic to the Brotherhood launched a campaign that represented the protests as a Christian conspiracy against Islam. The campaign was staged with an intensity that was sufficient to catalyze bloody sectarian clashes. On the Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated television channel Misr 25, Noureddin, a program presenter, made a fictitious announcement that Christians were attacking mosques. On an Islamist-affiliated channel, program guest Shaykh Mahmoud Shaaban, a Salafist, concocted a story that Christians had congregated in Tahrir Square and that their main chant was "Jesus is the solution," as if Christians were countering the Muslim Brotherhood slogan, "Islam is the solution."
There's a lot more there, and in my experience many Brothers have seen the protests, coup and overall crisis in sectarian terms – even if they did not want to encourage sectarian violence they saw themselves as the victims of a sectarian conspiracy in which the Church and "organized Christendom", for lack of a better word, played an important role. While it's undoubtedly true that the vast majority of Egyptian Christians were anti-MB (after all, Morsi had done little to win them over) this is a convenient recasting of the widespread anger at Morsi and the MB (to include even Islamists, never mind many ordinary Muslims) to energize a base for whom sectarianism has long been a driving motive. This is especially the case in parts of Egypt with large Christian populations, such as Upper Egypt, and it's not surprising that this is where there has been much of the sectarian violence of the recent weeks.
I also paste below an analysis from the excellent newsletter of the Arab-West Report, a inter-religious dialogue NGO and think tank. (Their website has been the victim of an attack, so it's mostly down for now.)Read More
A Moroccan scandal→/
My latest for the Latitudes blog of the New York Times looks at a strange controversy that broke out here last week, shaking up the usually very staid (not to saw cowed) political and media scene and pushing the King to the exceptional step of revoking a royal pardon.
Soon after news of Galván Viña's release appeared on the independent news site Lakome, it spread across social media. Pardons in other countries can be controversial, too, but this one had everything to shock and anger: Here was a Spanish criminal getting away with abusing Moroccan victims, and a royal prerogative trumping the justice system.
Last weekend the colonnaded Avenue Mohammed V in central Rabat echoed with the chants of young protesters ("Long Live the People!" "Down with Perverts!") and their running footsteps, as they dashed away from police squadrons. Other small demonstrations have since taken place in other Moroccan cities.
Egypt after Morsi by Joschka Fischer→/
The former German FM writes:
But one thing already can be said for certain: the basic distribution of power within Egyptian society has not changed. The military and the Muslim Brotherhood divide power between themselves. The Western-oriented liberals do not have any real power and stand, as we are seeing now, on the army's shoulders. We should not forget that Morsi's opponent in the presidential election in 2012 was Ahmed Shafik, a former general and the last Mubarak-era prime minister – certainly no liberal.
A victory by either the Brotherhood or the military would not be a victory for democracy. Hamas, which has ruled Gaza since 2006, may serve as an example of what the Brotherhood wants: undivided power, including over the military. Likewise, the Egyptian army's hold on power, beginning in the 1950's, resulted in a decades-long military dictatorship.
But there is a third and new factor now in play, one that does not measure power in the same way as the military and the Brotherhood. Through their leadership of the protests for two years, urban middle-class youth have gained their own legitimacy, and, with their technological and linguistic capacities, are able to dominate global debate about Egypt.
There's some refreshing no-nonsense talk here for a Western politician, but also some odd analysis: when he says the MB retains power, how so? Islamists more broadly retain power, the MB specifically not so sure. And who does he mean by Western-oriented liberals? Not clear to me, and neither who are the middle-class youth.
The Liberal Dark Side in Egypt→/
James Traub in Foreign Policy argues that "what happened in Egypt was not a second 'revolution' against authoritarian rule but a mass repudiation of Muslim Brotherhood rule." He also looks at the intellectual and moral obfuscation that most of the country's "liberals" are engaged in regarding their support for the military coup.
Morsy's single greatest mistake, in retrospect, was failing to put [many Egyptians'] fears to rest by ruling with the forces he had politically defeated. He was a bad president, and an increasingly unpopular one. But nations with no historical experience of democracy do not usually get an effective or liberal-minded ruler the first time around. Elections give citizens a chance to try again. With a little bit of patience, the opposition could have defeated Morsy peacefully. Instead, by colluding in the banishment of the Brotherhood from political life, they are about to replace one tyranny of the majority with another. And since many Islamists, now profoundly embittered, will not accept that new rule, the new tyranny of the majority will have to be more brutally enforced than the old one.
"The US doesn't really have a policy on Yemen"→/
Brian Whitaker, writing in The Guardian :
Viewed from Washington, Yemen is not a real place where people are demanding social justice and democracy so much as a theatre of operations in Saudi Arabia's backyard, veteran Yemen-watcher Sheila Carapico told a conference in January.
In fact, she added, the US doesn't really have a policy on Yemen. What it has instead is a longstanding commitment to the security and stability of Saudi Arabia and the GCC states (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates), coupled with an anti-terrorism policy in which Yemen is treated as an extension of the Afghan/Pakistani theatre. The result, she said, is "pretty much the antithesis" of what Yemenis were aspiring to when they set about overthrowing President Saleh in 2011.
As Morsi Ousted, "Suffering" Shot Up in Egypt→/
From Gallup, data on Egyptian perceptions of well-being in the last eight years. When 1/3 of your population feels it is "suffering" you have a big problem on your hands.
"Egypt rejects American Satan"→/
Remember this headline, in the state-owned newspaper of a supposedly secular, US-friendly regime run by a military that receives $1.3bn in US aid per year. Via:
And while we're at it:
'Zaat' and her bathroom – and television→/
On Mada Masr, Dina Hussein reviews the television adaptation of Zaat, Sonallah Ibrahim's great novel about rising consumerism of Intifah Egypt in the 1970s and 1980s:
Watching "Zaat" on television today subjects viewers to this alternative representation of history. The series interrupts Egyptian lives to provide the historical background to their struggle today. One could say that Zaat's story is the historical preamble to Egypt's revolution. In the novel, Ibrahim describes the transmissions that surround Zaat as the "march of destruction and construction." And I honestly do not see a better description of Egypt today other than a continuation of this march of destruction and construction. But there is another more basic reason for why the series succeeded in grabbing people's attention today: empathy.
Ibrahim's choice of Zaat as the name of his protagonist is not accidental. In her 1994 book, "Egyptian Writers Between History and Fiction," Professor of modern Arabic literature Samia Mehrez tells us how "Zaat" is Ibrahim's "ultimate objectification of the self." She explains how Zaat in Arabic means an indefinite self; it can mean multiple selves and/or one self. This "objectification of the self", she adds, is a strategy that Ibrahim uses to break the boundary between the private/individual and the public/collective. Zaat resembles the ordinary; her life reflects the mundane in Egyptians' everyday life. Ibrahim succeeds in making Zaat's private life a representation of the collective identity of the nation. This is precisely why her story, especially when televised, has grabbed people's attention. Watching "Zaat," particularly the episodes taking place in the 1980s, triggers an intense sense of empathy from viewers who see her as a reflection of themselves.
The serial went beyond the timeframe of the novel and into the 1990s and 2000s, ending just before the 25 January 2011 uprising.
Egypt's Dangerous Second Transition→/
ICG's new report out on Egypt:
Nearly two-and-half years after Hosni Mubarak's overthrow, Egypt is embarking on a transition in many ways disturbingly like the one it just experienced – only with different actors at the helm and far more fraught and violent. Polarisation between supporters and opponents of ousted President Mohamed Morsi is such that one can only fear more bloodshed; the military appears convinced it has a mandate to suppress demonstrators; the Muslim Brotherhood, aggrieved by what it sees as the unlawful overturn of its democratic mandate, seems persuaded it can recover by holding firm. A priority is to lower flames by releasing political prisoners – beginning with Morsi; respect speech and assembly rights; independently investigate killings; and for, all sides, avoid violence and provocation. This could pave the way for what has been missing since 2011: negotiating basic rules first, not rushing through divisive transition plans. An inclusive reconciliation process – notably of the Brotherhood and other Islamists – needs more than lip-service. It is a necessity for which the international community should press.


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Friday Luncheon
September 21, 2001
MARILYN SHERMAN has been motivating and training people in business for several years. She started her corporate experience with Chrysler First Financial Services. As an in-house trainer, she was responsible for writing, producing and presenting training programs to 2400 employees across the United States. Ms. Sherman trained employees ranging from new hires to senior vice presidents on how to communicate more effectively, manage more effectively, and get along with other employees more effectively. When Chrysler First was acquired by National Bank, Ms. Sherman was an instrumental member of the transition team. She put her many years of experience as a team builder trainer to help the individuals of both companies quickly meld into one team. She inspires audiences to take positive action in their jobs and their lives.
Saturday Luncheon
September 22, 2001
ALBERT ALSCHULER is the Wilson-Dickinson Professor of Law at the University of Chicago School of Law. Professor Alschuler taught at the University of Colorado School of Law from 1973 through 1984, and has also taught at Columbia, Brooklyn, Michigan, Berkeley, Penn and Texas. He is a pre-eminent teacher and criminal law scholar, and has written widely in the areas of criminal law and procedure, including an influential article in the Michigan Law Review about the history and meaning of the privilege against self-incrimination. In 1997, he won the Sutherland Prize, given by the American Society of Legal Historians, for his book on Sir William Blackstone. He is also the author of a recent book on Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes entitled, Law Without Values: The Life Work and Legacy of Justice Holmes. Professor Alschuler was a prosecutor in the Criminal Division of the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. He received his law degree from Harvard.
Saturday Evening
September 22, 2001
"Oh would some power the giftie give us, to see ourselves as others see us," wrote the Scottish bard, Robert Burns, and oh, what a can of worms is opened with the Periaktos Players get the chance to poke a little fun at the legal profession! Wriggle out of this one, if you can, as the law and the legal beagles who practice it are exposed, prodded and sometimes embraced, in all of their follies and foibles. The Follies of Law is a wild and wooly tour de juris…complete with song, dance and comic sketch to tickle the funny bone and maybe even warm a lawyer's heart or two. Featuring great familiar musical hits such as "Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Lawyers," "I've Been to a Marvelous Trial," and "Tort People," as well as a few poetic interludes like "Everything I Needed to Know About Law Practice I Learned in Kindergarten," the Follies of Law promises to be a delightful, delicious, and widely denounced Institute highlight! On state live for a non-billable hour and offering no CLE credit, this funny foursome from Periaktos Productions offers up The Follies of Law as great fun for any gang of lawyers and their friends and families who can leave their high horses at the hitchin' rail.
Sunday Morning Program
September 10, 2000
GRAHAM THATCHER returns to the CBA Institute for an encore presentation of "Impeach Justice Douglas" Mr. Thatcher is the Artistic Director and primary performer for Periaktos Productions. Over the past thirty-five years, he has engaged students of all ages in school and university classrooms, business boardrooms and convention meetings. He serves as a communications consultant to businesses and individuals and is the co-creator and presenter of Periaktos Productions' CLE programs, "Word of Mouth: A Workshop in the Art and Ethics of Oral Communication for Lawyers" and "The Art of the Law: A Workshop in Professionalism for Lawyers." Since appearing in his first acting role at five years of age, Mr. Thatcher has performed in or directed over 150 community, university, and professional theatre productions. He is the co-author and solo performer in Clarence Darrow: Crimes, Causes and the Courtroom; Maxims, Monarchy and Sir Thomas More; and Impeach Justice Douglas! toured by Periaktos Productions. Mr. Thatcher holds a BA from San Francisco State University, an MA in Theatre from the University of South Dakota and a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Minnesota. He has been listed in Who's Who in American Education and Outstanding American Educators, and is a recipient of the Governor's Award from the Minnesota Council on Quality.


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Gibbes Museum of Art Announces Short List of Finalists for the Factor Prize
Seven Artists Vie for the First Annual Elizabeth and Mallory Factor Prize for Southern Art
(Charleston, SC) – The Gibbes Museum of Art today announced the Short List of Finalists for the 2008 Factor Prize. This is the first year of the Factor Prize which acknowledges an artist whose work demonstrates the highest level of artistic achievement in any media while contributing to a new understanding of art in the South.
Artists who work in or who are from Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, or Virginia were nominated for the Prize online at www.factorprize.org through February 10, 2008. Six panelists reviewed the hundreds of applicants and narrowed the list to seven artists on March 10. The six panelists for the 2008 Factor Prize were philanthropists Elizabeth and Mallory Factor who established the prize; Rebecca Dimling Cochran, freelance art critic and Curator of the Wieland Collection; Walter Edgar, The Claude Henry Neuffer Professor of Southern Studies, the George Washington Distinguished Professor of History and the Louise Fry Scudder Professor of Liberal Arts at the University of South Carolina; Angela Mack, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs for the Gibbes Museum of Art; and Trevor Schoonmaker, Curator of Contemporary Art at The Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University.
The seven artists (profiled below) selected for the 2008 Factor Prize Short List are Jose Alvarez, Radcliffe Bailey, William Christenberry, Henri Schindler, Philip Simmons, Stacy-Lynn Waddell and Jeff Whetstone. "We're delighted with the scope of artists chosen for the inaugural year of the Prize. Their work presents a wide array of styles, subjects and approaches. I applaud the panelists for putting forth a first-rate group of artists. The Gibbes has always supported working artists and the introduction of the Factor Prize into our programming only solidifies our engagement with art of our time. We look forward to announcing the winner in May," said Todd Smith, Executive Director of the Gibbes.
The winner of the 2008 Factor Prize will be announced in May at a ceremony at the Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston. Nominations for the 2009 award have already started on the factorpize.org Web site. The Factor Prize Web site not only serves as a nomination point for artists but it is also an archive of information about Southern artists that can be used by curators, collectors, academicians and the public.
Jose Alvarez
Born in 1968 in New York, Alvarez currently resides in both New York City and Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. He studied at the School of Visual Arts from 1992 to 1995, and in 2002 was included in the prestigious Biennial Exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art. A painter, performance artist, and video artist, Alvarez incorporates unique media into his work including feathers, porcupine quills, and crystals.
Radcliffe Bailey
A native of Bridgeton, New Jersey, Bailey lives in Atlanta, Georgia, where he received his BFA from Atlanta College of Art in 1991. Greatly inspired by jazz music, he is best known for his mixed media works and site-specific installations that explore his personal background and the history of African Americans. Bailey's work is included in the collections of many prestigious organizations including the Art Institute of Chicago, the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the High Museum of Art, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
William Christenberry
For over forty years, Christenberry has used his drawing, painting, sculpture, and photography as a means to document his home state of Alabama. A resident of Washington, DC, he has taught at the Corcoran College of Art and Design since 1968 and has been included in numerous one-person and group exhibitions and the collections of art museums across the country. Most recently, Christenberry was honored with a major one-person exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC.
Henri Schindler
A native of New Orleans, Louisiana, Schindler is an acknowledged authority on Mardi Gras history and has served as artistic director for numerous New Orleans Carnival organizations, known as krewes. In this role, he is responsible for selecting themes, developing artistic concepts and designs, and overseeing float construction with the traditional materials of muslin, paint, and papier mache. Recognized for restoring Carnival celebrations to the classical traditions of the nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries, Schindler has received numerous awards and his work has been included in exhibitions on the history of Mardi Gras.
Philip Simmons
A lifelong resident of the Charleston area, Simmons is a celebrated metalworker who learned the art from local blacksmith Peter Simmons. Beginning in 1938, Philip Simmons focused his efforts on ornamental ironwork and has since created hundreds of gates, fences, balconies, and window grills throughout the city of Charleston. Among his many lifetime achievement awards, Simmons received The Order of the Palmetto in 1998, the highest honor bestowed by the state of South Carolina. His work is included in the collections of the National Museum of American History in Washington, DC, the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, NM, and the Atlanta History Center in Atlanta, GA.
Stacy-Lynn Waddell
In 2007 Waddell received her MFA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she earned the Outstanding MFA Student Award from the Department of Art and Art History. Waddell's work draws up on her experience as an African American woman as she explores the formation and maintenance of identity. She uses fire and heat to burn, brand, and singe her large-scale works of art.
Jeff Whetstone
Born in 1968 in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Whetstone has received degrees from Duke and Yale Universities. His photography has been featured in exhibitions in New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Amsterdam. He currently lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina where he is an Assistant Professor in the University of North Carolina's Art Department.
Established as the Carolina Art Association in 1858, the Gibbes Museum of Art opened its doors to the public in 1905 in historic Charleston, S.C. The Gibbes houses one of the foremost collections of American Art from the 18th century to the present. The Gibbes is currently undergoing major renovations and will reopen in the spring of 2016. The renovated museum will properly showcase its extensive collections and will feature an admission-free ground floor, providing a place to watch artists at work in studios and stroll through a world-class garden.
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Today I'm the guest of Book Monster Reviews as part of the book tour for Terror Stash.
Interestingly, this is the first time ever in all the years I've been doing blog tours for my books, that I've been handed a topic to write about. And the topic? Ah, well, I'm not going to give away the farm here. Come on over to Book Monster Reviews and find out what I was given as a theme to write about. It's worth it — you can also put yourself in the running for another one of my freebies. :)
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The Tri-City Healthcare District is arguing in court that a citizen's lawsuit against the agency is a "strategic lawsuit against public participation."
The anti-SLAPP motion, as it's called, was historically used by citizens against governments that were trying to squelch their free-speech rights. Experts say some courts have allowed governments to make the same argument about citizens.
Carlsbad attorney Leon Page sued Tri-City in state court in December, saying the public agency is disenfranchising voters by excluding elected board member Randy Horton from closed session meetings. Tri-City says Horton has leaked confidential information from such meetings.
The lawsuit originated in state court and has moved to federal court.
"Mr. Page is trying to prevent the Board from protecting the rights conferred by the Brown Act to keep confidential certain matters, regardless of the sensitivity of that information or the inappropriate or unlawful conduct of a Board member," the district said in a prepared statement.
The court will consider the motion April 19.
Page said he doesn't believe the district will prevail in its action, because a state code exempts the type of lawsuit he filed from the SLAPP statute.


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NEG Application Guidelines and Information: Post-Grant Award Requirements
A. Follow-up Planning Requirements
Each grantee will be required to develop a Project Operating Plan to reflect the approved project design and funding parameters in the grant award. The Project Operating Plan must be completed within 90 calendar days following grant award and be transmitted to the Regional Office upon completion. In cases of emergency grant awards, the Project Operating Plan will be due 60 calendar days following approval of the full application.
The Operating Plan must include the following elements:
- Updated information since submission of the application that is not required in a grant modification
- The layoff schedules (i.e., dates and number of affected workers) for all approved target group employers
- Status and results of all required Rapid Response activities, as applicable
- Copies of signed agreements with each proposed Project Operator, including:
- A staffing plan that describes proposed staffing by job title, full-time equivalent staff to be assigned, salary, and benefits rates for each staff position.
- Listing of all sites and organizations that will provide services to participants, including a description of service coordination arrangements with One-Stop Center operators and partners.
- Summary profile of the reemployment barriers that have been identified among the target group of participants and description of the implications of the profile on the project service design.
- Description of the job placement strategy for the project, including services to be provided to both participants and employers.
- Copy of local area service policies - specifically training, supportive services and NRPs - that will be used on the project, as authorized to be modified by the grant award.
- Description of the role to be played by the local Workforce Investment Board(s) in management and oversight of the project.
- Description of the monitoring responsibilities and procedures that will be followed by the grantee.
If the grantee has requested administrative and project management funds in excess of the cost limitation:
- A workplan, line item budget and staffing for the activities to be undertaken.
- DISASTER PROJECTS (Temporary Employment Component)
- Description of the coordination between FEMA (and other agencies, such as HUD and HHS) and the project including what services each entity is contributing towards the recovery needs of the affected area.
- Updated information on all community planning activities completed to date
- Status of participant recruitment activities
- Copies of signed agreements with each proposed Project Operator
Updated information since submission of the application that is not required in a grant modification:
The layoff schedules (i.e., dates and number of affected workers) for all approved target group employers.
- Status and results of all required Rapid Response activities, as applicable.
- Description of governing policies
Where different state organization entities are responsible for administering the TAA and WIA programs:
- a description of the procedures that are being used to co-enroll and integrate funding sources into a single plan of assistance to project participants.
- Copies of signed agreements with each proposed Project Operator
For each NEG, the Operating Plan will be one source of information to be reviewed by ETA staff in determining future funding needs for the project. The existence and completeness of the Operating Plan will be a pre-condition for the release of additional funding increments.
B. Project Oversight
In addition to the review of the Project Operating Plan, each project will be reviewed on-site at least once by ETA staff. The purpose of this review will be to verify core compliance factors such as participant eligibility and adequate financial management, assess the effectiveness of participant service policies and processes in achieving project performance goals, and evaluate the need for funds to complete the project. This review will occur between six months following the date of grant award and the project midpoint. This review will include the operations of both the grantee and the project operators. Where multiple project operators are involved, the grantee will be expected to participate in the review of operations at the project operator level.
For Disaster projects, on-site reviews will generally occur within six months of the grant award.


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Colorado Springs prosecutors say the murder weapon in a 1999 killing is missing from evidence storage.
That's despite Colorado Springs Police Chief Luis Velez's original assurance that murder cases weren't affected by 19 months of improper evidence disposal.
Fourth Judicial District Attorney's Office spokeswoman Elizabeth Kirkman says the gun used in the slaying of Remmon Brown was among more than eleven-thousand pieces of evidence that Velez recently said were improperly destroyed, auctioned off or returned to owners.
Jurors convicted Derrick Turner and Kevin Richard Herrera of charges in connection with the drive-by shooting.
The convictions have been appealed, but a ruling hasn't been issued.
Kirkman says that if the case is retried, the judge would have to deal with the issue of the missing weapon.
Velez said late last month that evidence technicians mistakenly disposed of eleven-thousand-395 pieces of evidence in more than 41-hundred cases dating back ten years.
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- (LUX) - Premium cinema with in-cinema dining
- (REC) - Reclining Seats in every auditorium
HOYTS Stafford is a 10 screen cinema complex and is a great place to see the latest blockbuster films.
In Disney's Alice Through the Looking Glass, an all-new spectacular adventure featuring the unforgettable characters from Lewis Carroll's beloved stories, Alice returns to the whimsical world of Underland and travels back in time to save the Mad Hatter.
Known to millions as 'The King of Waltz', André Rieu is one of the world's most popular music artists. His legendary annual Maastricht concert is the most eagerly anticipated cinema event of the year, last year setting new box office records in several countries.
Mild crude humour and animated violence
The Angry Birds Movie, we'll finally find out why the birds are so angry. The movie takes us to an island populated entirely by happy, flightless birds – or almost entirely.
Strong sexual references, drug use and coarse language
Returning stars Seth Rogen, Zac Efron and Rose Byrne are joined by Chloë Grace Moretz for Neighbors2, the follow-up to 2014's most popular original comedy. Nicholas Stoller again directs in a film that follows what happens when the will of parenthood goes against the bonds of sisterhood.
Action violence, coarse language and nudity
Michael Mason is an American pickpocket living in Paris who finds himself hunted by the CIA when he steals a bag that contains more than just a wallet.
Coarse language and sexual references
Academy Award®-nominated star Melissa McCarthy (Bridesmaids, The Heat, Tammy) headlines The Boss as a titan of industry who is sent to prison after she's caught for insider trading. When she emerges ready to rebrand herself as America's latest sweetheart, not everyone she screwed over is so quick to forgive and forget.
Action violence
The events of the Age of Ultron left an imprint on the world, the collective governments of the world pass an act designed to regulate all superhuman activity. This polarizes opinion amongst the Avengers, causing two factions to side with Iron Man or Captain America, which causes an epic battle between former allies.
When a Jamaican sprinter is disqualified to the Olympic Games, he enlists the help of a dishonored coach to start the first Jamaican Bobsled Team.
Science fiction themes and violence
The third installment of the blockbuster Divergent series franchise, ALLEGIANT takes Tris [Shailene Woodley] and Four [Theo James] into a new world, far more dangerous than ever before.
Sexual references, mild themes and coarse language
The movie details the inspiring exploits of Michael Edwards, better known as "Eddie the Eagle," the most famous ski jumper in British history. The film's portrayal of Edwards' never-say-die approach to the sport, celebrates the human spirit and resilience in the face of extraordinary odds and challenges.
Mature themes, violence and coarse language
London-based military intelligence officer Colonel Katherine Powell is remotely commanding a top secret drone operation to capture a group of dangerous terrorists from their safehouse in Nairobi, Kenya.
A high school wise guy is determined to have a day off from school, despite what the principal thinks of that. Take a day off to celebrate the films' 30th anniversary by joining us for a special screening on SUNDAY 5th JUNE.
Mild themes and coarse language
Convinced of her own talent, the voice Florence heard in her head was beautiful, while to everyone else it was hilarious and awful. Her husband and manager, aristocratic English actor St Clair Bayfield (Hugh Grant), was determined to protect his beloved from the truth. But when Florence decided to give a public concert at Carnegie Hall in 1944, St Clair knew he faced his greatest challenge yet.
High Impact Violence
A first-person action film from the POV of Henry, who's resurrected from death with no memory. He must save his wife from a telekinetic warlord with a plan to bio-engineer soldiers.
Mild themes and coarse language
Ricky (Julian Dennison) is a defiant young city kid who finds himself on the run with his cantankerous foster uncle (Sam Neill) in the wild New Zealand bush. A national manhunt ensues, and the two are forced to put aside their differences and work together to survive in this hilarious and heartfelt adventure.
The aliens are coming and their goal is to invade and destroy Earth. Fighting superior technology, mankind's best weapon is the will to survive.
Mild threat and violence, some scenes may scare young children
An all-new live-action epic adventure about Mowgli (newcomer Neel Sethi), a man-cub who's been raised by a family of wolves. But Mowgli finds he is no longer welcome in the jungle when fearsome tiger Shere Khan (voice of Idris Elba), who bears the scars of Man, promises to eliminate what he sees as a threat.
The helicopter descended upon the infamous Hard Rock Hotel as KISS invaded Las Vegas for an historic nine-show run. Now, for one night only on May 25, fans will be able to experience this spectacular night for themselves as 'KISS Rocks Vegas' hits cinemas across the globe. From this blistering live show, fans can expect sky high flames, ear-bursting volume and a few drops of blood!
Mild animated fantasy violence
When Po's long lost panda father suddenly reappears, the reunited duo travels to a secret panda paradise to meet scores of hilarious new panda characters. But when the supernatural villain Kai begins to sweep across China defeating all the kung fu masters, Po must do the impossible-learn to train a village full of his fun-loving, clumsy brethren to become the ultimate band of Kung Fu Pandas!
Fantasy violence, Online content variable
Get ready to see how the regional champions stack up against each other at our international showdown in China. The 2016 League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) is heading to the Shanghai Oriental Sports Center on May 4-15.
Growing up poor in Madras, India, Srinivasa Ramanujan Iyengar earns admittance to Cambridge University during WWI, where he becomes a pioneer in mathematical theories with the guidance of his professor, G.H. Hardy.
In the high-stakes thriller Money Monster, George Clooney and Julia Roberts star as financial TV host Lee Gates and his ace producer Patty, who are put in an explosive situation when an irate investor who has lost everything (Jack O'Connell) forcefully takes over their studio.
Coarse language
Come celebrate the mother of all holidays with this heart-warming film following the very different relationships between mothers and their children.
HOYTS Jnr is proud to present the Octonauts in their next underwater adventure exploring creatures of mystery! Help Captain Barnacles, Kwazii, Peso and the team in their quests to explore, rescue and protect! Featuring your favourite episode 'The Great Swamp Search' as well as ALL NEW episodes: 'Kelp Forest Mystery'; 'Coconut Crisis'; 'Coelacanth' and 'Yellow Belly Sea Snakes'!
When Piglet comes up missing his Hundred Acre Wood friends use Piglet's own Book of Memories to find him, discovering along the way just how big a role he's played in their lives
Tigger goes looking through the hundred-acre-wood to find his family.
As students at the United States Navy's elite fighter weapons school compete to be best in the class, one daring young pilot learns a few things from a civilian instructor that are not taught in the classroom. Celebrate the films' 30th anniversary with a very special screening of this classic favourite on TOP GUN DAY, FRIDAY 13th MAY!
A journalist recounts her wartime coverage in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Eeyore has lost his tail, and Winnie the Pooh and his friends hold a contest to get him a new one.
Following the critically acclaimed global smash hit X-Men: Days of Future Past, director Bryan Singer returns with X-MEN: APOCALYPSE. Since the dawn of civilization, he was worshipped as a god. Apocalypse, the first and most powerful mutant from Marvel's X-Men universe, amassed the powers of many other mutants, becoming immortal and invincible.
Following the critically acclaimed global smash hit X-Men: Days of Future Past, director Bryan Singer returns with X-MEN: APOCALYPSE. Since the dawn of civilization, he was worshipped as a god. Apocalypse, the first and most powerful mutant from Marvel's X-Men universe, amassed the powers of many other mutants, becoming immortal and invincible.


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U.K. Tech Broadly Welcomes Osborne Budget
The U.K.'s Treasury Chief, George Osborne, had few cards to play in his annual budget so expectations from the tech community were not that high and, the video games industry aside, it lived up to expectations; broadly welcomed but nothing dramatic.
For the video industry the tax relief has come as welcome fillip. Dr Richard Wilson CEO of TIGA, the trade association representing the UK's games industry, said in a prepared statement "Our research shows that Games Tax Relief should generate and safeguard: 4,661 direct and indirect jobs; £188 million in investment expenditure by studios; increase the games development sector's contribution to U.K. G.D.P. by £283 million; generate £172 million in new and protected tax receipts to HM Treasury, and could cost just £96 million over five years."
Nicholas Lovell, CEO of Gamesbrief, while welcoming the move, sounded a note of caution. "There is a big risk in the implementation though. Games on Facebook, on smartphones, on tablets and on browsers are fundamentally different from traditional games, leading to unprecedented innovation in business models, funding routes and platforms. The detailed tax proposals need to be designed to deliver growth from the emerging leaders of tomorrow, not protect those established businesses that are struggling with this transition by propping them up with taxpayer money."
Start ups and VCs were looking for moves that would help fuel investments. Changes to the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS), Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme and Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs) were all announced, with increases in qualifying company limits making them more attractive, says Alex Macpherson, Managing Director of Octopus Ventures.
"It was all very positive," he said. "Would we have preferred more, yes of course. But SEIS is attractive for the business angel community and helps serial entrepreneurs and those people who have done it before hand. It helps drive the entrepreneurial ecosystem."
Mr. Macpherson said the Chancellor had made it clear the difference between tax avoidance schemes, and tax efficient schemes that support U.K. enterprise. "Schemes like SEIS are highly positive schemes that help finance the growth economy."
The other major announcement was support for ultra-fast broadband, to be rolled out in 10 major U.K. cities as well as some smaller towns. It was noticeable that while London, home to the government's Tech City initiative was on the list of cities to be supported, neither Cambridge nor Reading, both of which have very sizable technology clusters, were mentioned. £100 million is to be made available for the 10 cities, some £50 million for smaller cities.
Eileen Burbidge of VCs Passion Capital welcomed the announcement. "As investors in early-stage digital/tech businesses, having super-fast broadband throughout London will only serve to increase the number of internet-connected/savvy individuals, consumers, developers and entrepreneurs—which is essential for our industry."
However Azeem Azhar, CEO of London-based PeerIndex, suggested that the government might have been better concentrating its efforts.
"Clusters need a scale and a density of actors to break out. This is as true for Hollywood or the City as it is for Silicon Valley or Israel. This poses a challenge for government policy and the desire to spread benefits. Ultimately, they have to make a choice: reinforce a single winner again and again to create a global winner or spread benefits and create a series of locally interesting but globally mediocre hubs."
And for larger companies, there was good news, said Ed Denny, tax lawyer, at Norton Rose. "As expected, the Government restates its commitment to an "above the line" R&D tax credit for large companies. This is to be introduced from Finance Bill 2013 and is important as it will ensure that a much broader range of companies—not just SMEs —can obtain a real tax benefit from R&D expenditure and so is to be welcomed.
"The introduction of the new R&D tax credit will coincide with the new reduced tax effective tax rate for income generated from patented products – the UK's "patent box" – which is to apply from 1 April 2013. This combination should go some way to making the UK an attractive jurisdiction in which to develop and hold IP."
Finally changes to corporation tax are not at the forefront of most start up's concerns, few actually make a profit, but Tim Kay, technology start-up lead at KPMG, said that even so the moves send the right message. "We have to compete to bring the best start ups here as well as keep our own home grown talent here. Everything we can do to send a message to the start up community that we are reducing the administrative burden on them has to be a good message."


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So Dorna have changed their tune again: from 'free-to-air' to 'pay-through-the-nose' in one greedy move!
Contemptible treatment of the viewers/fans, and it will be at the eventual expense of MotoGP itself, which will die in the UK.
Nice one Dorna


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How They Loved Him
A Novel, Vol. 3 of 3
by Florence Marryat
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There are many approaches when it goes about running untrusted code on typical CPU : sandboxes, fake-roots, virtualization...
What about untrusted code for GPGPU (OpenCL,cuda or already compiled one) ?
Assuming that memory on graphics card is cleared before running such third-party untrusted code,
- are there any security risks?
- What kind of risks?
- Any way to prevent them ?
- Is sandboxing possible / available on gpgpu ?
- maybe binary instrumentation?
- other techniques?
P.S. I am more interested in gpu binary code level security rather than hight-level gpgpu programming language security (But those solutions are welcome as well). What I mean is that references to gpu opcodes (a.k.a machine code) are welcome.


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CRAYON LOVE - A Different Natureby Jacqueline Maldonado
Set of folded stationery cards printed on bright white, smooth card stock to bring your personal artistic style to everyday correspondence. Each card is blank on the inside and includes a soft white, European fold envelope for mailing.
Your sense of color and design is always impeccable. And this is so, well, perfectly crayony.
Love the falling ones, the colors! Excellent!
This is sooooooo beautiful Jacquie!
so fresh and beatiful! ♥
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Love this, it's wonderful.
Wow! Thank you all for such an incredible response! This was a challenging project to say the least. The pigment/wax ratio is not as I remember and left alot to be desired, but I think we all proved that crayons can absolutely be an appropriate medium for adult work. Thanks to the creators of this project, Carina & Catherine, for the challenge and inspiration!
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Thank you Irene & Vargamari! Glad you like it!
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Thank you Sharon!
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May 6, 2016
A young woman who's featured on the hit MTV reality show "Teen Mom 2" has made an appearance at a county jail in the area.
The Brunswick county sheriff's office says , "Teen Mom 2" star Jenelle Evans was arrested and charged with harassing phone calls and communicating threats.
Her bond was set at $1,000. On her Twitter page Tuesday night, Evans tweeted, "I'm as free as a biiirrrrddddd :D."
This isn't the first time Evans has been in trouble with the law. Evans, who is from Oak Island, was charged with assault in March and in April, she received 12 months of probation and community service for a drug paraphernalia charge.
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