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In this information security training webinar learn as a company how to develop, implement, maintain and monitor a comprehensive written information security program. ("WISP").
Why Should You Attend:
With the recent increases in identity and credit card theft, many states have enacted regulations to enforce companies protect the information they store. For example, Massachusetts Regulation (201 CMR 17.00) is impressive, it extends to companies having information on Massachusetts residents whether or not the company is doing business in Massachusetts, and has already had impact nationally. Many other states also have recently enacted similar regulations. There are no industry, private sector or out-of-state exemptions and no de-minimus number of employees under the MA regulation. Under the Regulation, every person or company that owns or licenses personal information about a Massachusetts resident must develop, implement, maintain and monitor a comprehensive written information security program. ("WISP"). The provisions of the Regulation concerning WISPs are both broad and very granular at the same time and effectively demand you have appropriate policies, procedures and techniques where necessary.
This webinar is focused on a practical approach for you to achieve compliance. First, if you have personal information on Massachusetts residents you should make sure you comply and create your WISP. Second, If your company stores any personal information (electronic or hard copy), regardless of the state of residency, you should have a written security plan. It will minimize risk, exposure, liabilities and costs. If you are a CPA, Legal, Managed Services or other firms with numerous clients, your fiduciary responsibility suggests that you should notify your clients of the regulation.
Rather than trying to start from scratch, this session will provide you with a better understanding of regulations pertaining to storing personal information, techniques to protect that information, and an outline for your WISP. as well as additional You may also want to consider a survey of all your partners and their clients.
Areas Covered in the Seminar:
- What comprises Personal Identifiable Information.
- What federal regulations apply, what states have regulations - where can I find them.
- What is a WISP - what does it contain.
- How can I create a WISP.
- Who is responsible & next steps.
Example of Privacy Regulations:
In California, the California Financial Information Privacy Act (FIPA), Financial Code §§ 4050-4060, gives California consumers additional rights to limit the sharing of their personal financial information by financial service companies doing business in California. In Massachusetts, Regulation (201 CMR 17.00) is impressive, it extends to companies having information on Massachusetts residents whether or not the company is doing business in Massachusetts, and has already had impact nationally.
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Henry Theberge, has worked extensively with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in several areas of security including HIPAA policies, procedures and systems. In addition, he has designed, developed and created a number of innovative business models and competitive environments for large complex enterprises and communities including government agencies, hospitals, universities and insurers. Examples of clients include Stanford University and Medical School, National Institute of Health, Massachusetts Blue Cross Blue Shield, L'Oreal, Xerox and many others. His leadership has created lean innovative organizations that address knowledge management, clinical trials, security, manufacturing, retail and research. He has helped many organizations significantly improve performance while saving money. He has over 25 years as adjunct faculty and is recognized by a number of universities as one of their strongest faculty members bringing real world experience into the classroom. Mr. Theberge also has extensive experience in providing mentoring and coaching to many businesses.
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I met this guy on a dating site back in August of 2014. He's super sweet and everything i wanted in a man. We officially met up in November and clicked right away. I still live at home and rely mostly on my parents still but am over the age of 18. back in January we hit a rough patch due to some family obstacles that couldn't be crossed at that time so we chose to take a small break (although we never stopped being in contact). A few weeks back we decided to officially get back together and I was beyond happy!
Things started to change after he got a new job working in food service. It's been months since he's told me I'm pretty, beautiful or even cute. This week was supposed to be "our week" since I have a short break from school we were going to have so much more time to spend together! But instead we've barely talked and he hasn't even made an effort to hang out. I've been a mess, I just feel so betrayed,
This afternoon I was talking with a male friend about this situation and he commented that it seems like he's bored with the relationship. I was kind if stunned by this! I mean how is that possible I bent over backwards for him. So now I'd like to know your thoughts... Is he bored busy or both?
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This has to be one of the best discovery. What started out as a sleeper hit in manga circles was finally adapted into a very good Japanese drama series.
Drops of God (神の雫 Kami no Shizuku?) is a New York Times Best Selling Japanese manga series about wine. It is created and written by Tadashi Agi, a pseudonym employed by creative team of sister and brother Yuko and Shin Kibayashi, with artwork by Shu Okimoto. All the wines that appear in the comic are authentic.
The series was first published in November 2004 in Weekly Morning magazine in Japan, and still runs to date. It is also published in Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Since April 2008, volumes have also been published in France by Glénat. As of December 2007 the series had registered sales of more than 500,000 copies.
A live action television adaptation, also titled Kami no Shizuku, was broadcast by Nippon Television in January 2009. To wine lovers, this is a gift in so many ways. It treats wine as a burden of love. Obviously the creators and writers were huge wine lovers to start with.
The story has it that a top wine critic and writer in Japan died and left his collection worth $20m to his "only" son and a recently adopted godson. However, they will have to guess the six apostles (wines that he regarded as the best ever) and kami no shizuku (the final "drops of god").
The only clues are notes he has written about each wine, how he felt and the images he had while drinking them. Its a little over the top at times but gotta cut them some slack for trying.
This series is also very good for people who are just starting to drink fine wines. Its also highly educational. At the end of each episode, they will have notes on the wine featured and explains what terminologies meant. To be fair, they looked at French wines primarily with a glance at Barolos.
When the manga fever hotted up, the wines featured shot up in value, and again when the series went to air on TV. Its hugely entertaining.
Some of the wines featured are posted here as well. Its a worthy series about wine, it tries to examine wine as depicted in the eyes of sommeliers and critics, and how the common man can also enjoy them without snobbery. It highlights the fact that wine is a lot nicer with company, and you can be as knowledgable with the subject matter or not, in the end its for you to enjoy.
In the manga series it was the twelve apostles plus one, but they shortened it to six plus one for TV. Keep a lookout for the girl who plays Miyabi Shinohara the sommelier in training, she is so fun to watch. Her name is Naka Riisa. Oh... and note the product placement for Riedel glasses ... obviously they went through a lot of glasses in the series, smart to get a sponsor and Riedel was smart enough to associate themselves with such a classy project.


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Price-Level Targeting: an omelette that requires breaking some Inflation-Targeting eggs?
This manuscript can be divided into two main parts. The first one, using a simple example by Minford (2004) and Hatcher (2011), gives the reader a basic introduction to understand the comparison between two monetary-policy regimes: Inflation Targeting (IT) and Price-Level Targeting (PLT). The second part, using a model with a New Keynesian Phillips curve and a loss function (both of which incorporate partial indexation to lagged inflation), finds that for standard values of underlying parameters (i) the social loss associated to macroeconomic volatility may decrease about 26% by switching from IT to PLT and (ii) only when the initial level of indexation to lagged inflation is higher than 60% then it is better not to switch to PLT.
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"Price-Level Targeting versus Inflation Targeting: A Free Lunch?,"
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- Svensson, Lars E O, 1996. "Price-level Targeting versus Inflation Targeting: A Free Lunch?," CEPR Discussion Papers 1510, C.E.P.R. Discussion Papers.
- Sahuc, Jean-Guillaume, 2006. "Partial indexation, trend inflation, and the hybrid Phillips curve," Economics Letters, Elsevier, vol. 90(1), pages 42-50, January.
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- Gill Hammond, 2012. "State of the art of inflation targeting," Handbooks, Centre for Central Banking Studies, Bank of England, edition 4, number 29.
- Steve Ambler, 2009. "Price-Level Targeting and Stabilization Policy: A Review," Bank of Canada Review, Bank of Canada, vol. 2009(Spring), pages 21-31.
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"Charlotte Cuuhlhourne is a large, bulky and muscular Arrancar that dresses very feminine. ie. an [[[okama]] His mannerisms and dress style border on those of a stereotypical drag queen. He has long wavy purple hair, large glowing lips, icy blue eyes, and curly long eyelashes. His hollow mask is a small tiara with horns. His Arrancar outfit is customised with feminine motifs."...And he is also veryyyyy gay!!!!!!!
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Ichigo arrives in the 5th Tower to save Orihime and confronts Ulquiorra. Ulquiorra unsheathes his sword and they begin their battle. Meanwhile, back at the fake Karakura, Barragan takes command since Aizen is trapped inside Yamamoto's fire prison. His first plan of action is to destroy the four pillars protecting Karakura, and he sends out four giant hollows to do the job. Ikkaku, Yumichika, Kira, and Hisagi each take one pillar, and after defeating the hollows with ease, are matched up against Choe Neng Poww, Charlotte Cuuhlhourne, Avirama Redder, and Findore Carias, four of Barragan's six Fraccion. Each is introduced to the other and the battle for Karakura begins.
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WASHINGTON—The Pentagon said Thursday that it is allowing the military's F-35 fighter jet fleet to return to operations after it was grounded because of possible engine problems.
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Have any of you guys heard of Speed Intensifier? Its a tweak that overclocks or actually speeds up the processor since Apple toned it down.
Geekbench scores before and after the tweak.
Before - Score 365 and 540mhz
After - Score 376 and 816mhz
The biggest score improvement was memory speed. Went from 553 to 593.
The phone almost feels like a new device. Everything is snappier and the battery life seems fine. Phone has been unplugged for over 6 hours and I am at 90%. I should note that I am also using Auto3G which I'm sure helps battery life.
Just wanted to share. Google it if you are interested. Dont want to post the repo because of its nature. The tweak itself is legit and free.
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Julia is an alcoholic with little hope of reforming. She is asked to kidnap a boy back from his rich grandfather, for his mum, but double-crosses her for more money. She ends up in Mexico with the boy, and it starts to get even more complicated.
It's a pity that Erick Zonca's long-running effort never quite finds the right balance between its two driving forces — indie character study and film noir. Tilda Swinton is typically strong in the lead, an alcoholic go-nowhere who gets involved with a doomed plot to kidnap the wealthy child of a fellow AA member, but the cruel, sudden twists of genre-inspired fate never gel comfortably with the carefully considered building of her character.
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Skip to comments.Its Time to Suspend Cinco De Mayo Celebrations
Posted on 04/08/2010 8:19:34 AM PDT by BobMcCartyWrites
It's time to suspend Cinco De Mayo celebrations until Mexico cleans up its act and gets control of drug cartels running rampant along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Today, I continue the effort in a more-serious tone as the Obama Administration appears to be on the verge of addressing the immigration issue and, many fear, granting amnesty to as many as 30 million illegal immigrants during an election year. It's time to suspend Cinco De Mayo celebrations until the Mexican government cleans up its act and gets control of the drug cartels running rampant, especially along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Why does CINCO DE MUSTARD deserve consideration? It's not because the United States is one of the world's leading producers of mustard and is home to the world-famous Mustard Museum located in downtown Mount Horeb, Wisc. Far from it! Instead, it's because the lawlessness and violence taking place on a daily basis across our southern border is not worthy of celebration for several reasons.
Just this morning, the Wall Street Journal reported that drug-related violence erupted this weekend in several parts of Mexico, claiming both American and Mexican lives and undermining the efforts of both countries' governments to quell an escalating war among the region's powerful drug cartels. Further, the paper said three Saturday killings in Ciudad Juárez brought to more than 400 the number of people killed in the American expatriate community this year.
When will we say we've had enough? Join me in spreading the word about CINCO DE MUSTARD. It's time to draw the line and stop celebrating Mexican culture and heritage May 5 until the Mexican government cleans up its act.
Can't we all just get along?
Let's divorce Cinco De Mayo of any historical significance related to Mexico, eat some Tex-Mex dishes, drink margeritas, and have hot dogs with mustard.
But DON'T say "Cinco De Mayo" anymore (one way to divorce the holiday of it's original association).
Just say "Happy Holidays".
it works for our President at Christmas, Easter, et al.
What's the big deal about defeating the French that you actually have to make a holiday out of it?
Maybe we could just have the school kiddies make pinatas in the image of drug traffickers?
The American Cinco de Mayo celebrations was invented by Budweiser who was looking for a hook to push the Corona beer they were brewing and selling here (now Corona is self brewed and distributed in America, back then Bud did it). It's often celebrated eating nachos which were invented in Texas and chimichangas which were invented in Tucson. Don't let the Spanish name fool you, in America Cinco de Mayo is an American holiday.
Isn't that when you drink a fith in May?
No, it means drink a fifth of mayonnaise.
Use Unhappy Holidays when the Communists support "Lenin's Birthday" and "Earth Day" this April 22nd.
Wrong! Cinco de Mayo began as a regional holiday in the Mexican state of Puebla to commemorate the Mexican army's unlikely victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862.
It is like the freaking retards a hundred years ago blaming St Patrick's day as some sort of Irish invasion.
I always celebrate cinco de mayo, reminds me I have something in common with these poor devils.
That's where it started in Mexico. I told you why it started in AMERICA. We don't celebrate it for any Mexican reasons, heck half of Mexico doesn't even celebrate it. We celebrate it in much the same way we celebrate St Patrick's Day, by drinking.
I want you to come to the bay area on the next cinco de mayo and watch the many illegals celebrate being in their hated America and waving their Mexican flags.
The Irish didn't celebrate St. Patrick's day in the 70's but had to relent due to the tourists who constantly asked where the parades/celebrations were. I know it annoyed the guy I was working with at the time but I added it to the list of things he didn't like about America.
Yeah, in Ireland it was a solemn day of church going and prayer. Americans aren't really into that kind of holiday though, we like to drink, eat, dress like idiots, and just generally have fun. In the parts of Mexico that actually care about Cinco De Mayo it's a fun holiday, but it's very regional. We have a lot of those 1 region holidays here too, mostly revolving around the Revolution, or the Civil War, and some day some beer company will figure out how to hook a marketing campaign on them and they'll become national.
"The American Cinco de Mayo celebrations was invented by Budweiser who was looking for a hook to push the Corona beer they were brewing and selling here "
And Cindy McCain is the heiress to the biggest Bud distributorship around.
It is all about marketing something or other.
I was in Mexico on vacation one year and was happy to be there on May 5th thinking what a great time I would have...huh! There was nothing and that is when I found out it was just an American Holiday.
If they are so proud of their heritage, let 'em move back where they came from... and that goes for anchor babies too.
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Cast: Dominic Cooper, Samuel Barnett, Stephen Campbell Moore, James Corden, Jamie Parker, Russell Tovey, Richard Griffiths, Sacha Dhawan, Frances de la Tour, Clive Merrison, Samuel Anderson, Andrew Knott, Georgia Taylor
While recovering from the unholy alliance of flu and asthma, I was looking for something that could help me pass the time. And as I was looking for updates on my favourite actor, I looked again at his previous work, which included this movie--which led me to wonder why I haven't watched it (with avid interest) before! So, I did and it was two hours well-spent!
In early 1980s Yorkshire, eight schoolboys from an all-boys grammar school recently obtained highest ever A-level scores and are hoping to enter Oxford or Cambridge. Stuart Dakin (Cooper), David Posner (Barnett), Richard Timms (Corden), Chris Crowther (Anderson), Adi Akhtar (Dhawan), Donald Scripps (Parker), and James Lockwood (Knott) all prepare for the seventh term exam in History. For this, the Headmaster (Merrison) appointed Tom Irwin (Moore), a young teacher who is particularly hard to impress.
The boys are not without their favourite teachers. Hector, who teaches General Studies is—pun not intended—a general favourite with the boys works alongside with another favourite teacher Mrs. Dorothy Lintott, the deputy head of the school, and the regular history teacher. Throughout the whole term, the boys prepare for the exams as they write out essay after essay, and deal with their lives in school.
One of the things I've noticed in the movie was that the boys, while taking the piss out of
someone each other, they are united. They work together as a team, and do not pull other people down. Also, I love their cheeky humour, as they openly discuss matters with their teacher—something that cannot be done here—or if it's possible, it's very rare. The only instance that I've remembered this was when I was in my junior and senior year in high school, and much later in my Public International Law class in law school.
Not to digress, this movie reminded me of the passion I had for learning and studying the law—or learning, per se. All through the movie, I find myself smiling and nodding in agreement in many of the dialogues and scenes. One of my favourite quotes from the movie is from Hector: "The best moments in reading are when you come across something - a thought, a feeling, a way of looking at things - that you'd thought special, particular to you. And here it is, set down by someone else, a person you've never met, maybe even someone long dead. And it's as if a hand has come out, and taken yours."
I also loved the short re-enactments of famous movies by the boys, which seem to happen at random during the movie. At first, I thought they were merely skits, but at the end credits, I saw the acknowledgements made.
The actors have other talents other than acting—Samuel Barnett (who was nominated for a Tony award for the play on which this movie is based) made a brilliant rendition of "Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered" in one of the scenes, and accompanied by Jamie Parker, who is remarkably talented with the piano.
The boys' futures were later revealed at the end of the movie—Hector died in a motorbike accident, and Lockwood in a friendly fire at the age of 28. Dakin became tax lawyer; Scripps, a journalist; Akthar, a headmaster, and Posner, a teacher who used Hector's approach to teaching. Crowther became a magistrate; Rudge, a builder, and Timms, a drug-taking dry cleaning manager.
Fun Facts: (thank you, IMDB!)
• Cooper, Moore, Barnett, et. al are the same cast as the original play produced at the National Theatre in London, UK in 2004, and also the same cast in the Broadway run of the play.
• This movie was filmed for only 30 days!
• The film is based on the award winning play by Alan Bennett, which ran at the National Theatre in London from May 2004 until April 2005.
• Many of the extras in the film are also members of staff at the National Theatre in London (where Nicholas Hytner is the artistic director) who were invited to visit the set and have the chance of appearing in the finished film.
• Samuel Barnett was nominated for the 2005 Tony Award (New York City) for Supporting or Features Actor in a Drama for "The History Boys" and recreated the role in this production.
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VINELAND — A local resident wants to put the mayoral recall movement on hold until officials can resolve what he claims are irregularities involving the city's registered voter list.
David Mazur contends the list contains the names of more than 1,200 persons who are, among other things, listed twice, dead or have a birthday recorded as Jan. 1, 1800.
Mazur has a gallon-sized plastic bag containing the obituaries of some of the people he says are on the voter registration list. The Press of Atlantic City was able to confirm the names of three of those deceased individuals.
Mazur's findings also indicate that Cumberland County Freeholder James Sauro is 214 years old. Sauro, who lives on Trento Avenue here, is one of those people listed as being born on Jan. 1, 1800.
Mazur is not alleging fraud in connection with the registered voter list. He does say that his findings — if accurate — could indicate potential problems with the list. That could affect the number of signatures of local registered voters recall proponents need to gather to force an election to decide Mayor Ruben Bermudez's fate, he said.
But officials with the Cumberland County Board of Elections argue the list is accurate. They say Mazur is, at the very least, misinterpreting the birth date given to the more than 800 people listed as being born on the first day of the 19th Century.
Board Clerk Arlene Wiltshire said that birth date is essentially a "dummy date" assigned to people who never provided a birthday when they registered to vote. Those people can still vote, but will have to do so via provisional ballots that will eventually be reviewed by election officials, she said.
"No one is turned away at the polls," she said.
County election officials said a person can be removed from the voter registration list by request. Those officials said they will also start what is called a "purge trail" if election information sent to a registered voter is returned and indicates that person has moved out of the county or has no forwarding address. That person will be dropped from the voter registration list upon failing to vote in two consecutive federal elections, they said.
According to information provided by Mazur, some of the deceased who he states are on the voter registration list only died within the past few months.
However, Mazur will not be denied.
Mazur says he will lodge a formal complaint regarding the list with City Clerk Keith Petrosky during Tuesday's City Council meeting. The complaint will ask Petrosky for a formal review of the city's voter registration list, and a delay in adhering to deadlines involving the recall until the review is complete.
County election officials said it will be up to Petrosky to respond to the complaint. Petrosky can take action on his own, or in consultation with the county Board of Elections, they said.
Mazur is a former unsuccessful candidate for the local Board of Education and City Council. He has already announced his intention to run for mayor if the recall group garners enough valid signatures to put the issue before the voters.
Mazur contends his actions are not political: When asked why he spent the past several months reviewing the list of the city's nearly 38,000 registered voters, Mazur replied, "Fairness."
"Fairness to the city," Mazur said. "Fairness to Mayor Bermudez. Fairness to the recall people."
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Weekly Notes: legal news from ICLR – 30 October 2015
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This week's legal tricks and illegal treats include a trial of witches, a woman imprisoned in a man's body, a rapid (but not rushed) review of parliamentary convention, a thin veil of intimidation and a bonfire of other vanities. But first, here's a seasonal picture of a well seasoned judge:
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Witch vexed by warlock wins anti-hex injunction (sort of)
In a tale worthy of Boston Legal at its most surreal, a Salem witch told a judge last week that a warlock, whom she "once treated like a son", has turned on her and spent years using the Internet and placing phone calls to harass her, according to a report by @lauracrimaldi in the Boston Globe.
Lori Bruno-Sforza took the stand in Salem District Court, seeking an order to bar Christian Day from engaging in what she called acts of harassment, including the creation of a fake Facebook page that mocked her, and incessant phone calls that have persisted for the past three years.
Day declined to testify, but Judge Robert Brennan seems to have been satisfied that he was harassing her every which way, and issued a civil protection order barring Day from continuing to do so.
A backstory piece explains that Day (who prefers the term "warlock" to "male witch") has divided opinions amongst the Salem witching community (yes, there is such a thing) by merchandising wands and stuff to non-serious customers, like Harry Potter fans.
Day has [built] a business empire that includes two witch shops, Hex and Omen; a tour company; a popular book; an elaborate Witches Ball; and The Festival of the Dead, an October-long event that includes speakers and séances and a pop-up psychic parlor set up inside the mall.
If he also ran a pub, he could sell the tempting looking beverage depicted above. Please note, the judge on the bottle is not intended to bear any relation to Judge Brennan, to whom we send our best regards, and wish him well in his lists for the season.
We now turn to some more serious stories.
Imprisoned in the wrong body
A transgender woman who admitted assault has been sentenced to 12 weeks – in a men's prison. The problem is that Tara Hudson, who has been living as a female since the age of five, has undergone six years of gender reconstruction operations and now has the appearance (according to her mother, interviewed on the radio) of a "busty blonde", was born male and retains some male sexual attributes. Surgery to complete the transition has yet to be performed. Although an appeal against her sentence is pending, she has been sent to the all-male HMP Bristol, according to the BBC.
Now it is alleged that she is being sexuall harassed by fellow male prisoners. The case has caused an outcry and over 55,000 signatures have been added to a petition to have her moved to a different (presumably female) prison. But that may not be the answer. When interviewed on the radio her mother admitted it could just as easily be a problem if her daughter were sent to a women's prison, where she might be treated as "not belonging".
This is obviously a difficult matter which the Prison Service ought to be able to cope with by now. Although a spokesperson responded to the BBC by stating that it was "a longstanding policy to place offenders according to their legally recognised gender" (which sounds like a rather woodenly binary approach), they do have "strict rules to ensure transsexual prisoners are managed safely and in accordance with the law".
Rules is rules (but can you find them?)
Investigating what those "strict rules" might be, I tried to find the answer on Gov.uk – the new one-stop shop for government information. It was a trying experience. You have to search the entire haystack for your needle, but you can filter results by "organisation", thus giving the illusion of a smaller haystack. There were no hits under Ministry of Justice for "transsexual prisoner" and only 3 hits for "transgender prisoner". All three were about tougher sentences for crimes against transgender victims. Even trying under Home Office there was nothing about transgender or transsexual prisoners as such.
There is a section under "Crime, Justice and the Law" called "Prisons and Probation" but this has nothing in it about transgender prisoners, and the bit about vulnerable prisoners is too vague to be on point. Nor can I get any sort of link to the Prison Rules, which I know exist. Why is Gov.uk so expletive-deletedly useless?
Muddling on, I tried Google, which found a PDF entitled Prison Rules immediately. However, this appears to be part of or appended to a longer document, given that it starts on page 83. From the URL is appears to be published by the Prison Reform Trust. This version of the Prison Rules appears to contain no reference to "transgender" or "transsexual". The main PRT website has a search function, but it found no results for either word.
So we're still on the hunt for those "strict rules". Back on the Google hits page, there is one for Legislation.gov.uk. Of course! Silly me. The Prison Rules have been made as or are scheduled to a piece of legislation, probably a statutory instrument. (As a lawyer, I ought to know these things. As a lay journalist or member of the public, I might not.)
But sadly the search of all Prison Rules (both the main Prison Rules 1999 (SI 1999/728) [replacing the earlier Prison Rules 1964 (SI 1964/388)] and the countless (about 70) amending instruments since 1999 make NO MENTION of "transsexual" or "transgender" prisoners.
So where the heck are those strict rules about their treatment? I am sure the spokesperson whom the BBC spoke to was not simply making it up as they went along. It would just be nice to know to what they were referring. At this rate, I might have to file a Freedom of Information Request ( only former Lord Chancellor Chris Grayling has said journalists using FOI to generate news stories is a Bad Thing. You wonder what FOI might be for, if not to allow journalists to check and investigate their stories.)
Finally, via a helpful reference in the Independent news report of the case, I find the title of a document, The Care and Management of Transsexual Prisoners on a site called UK Trans Info. Good for them! They provide a link to the document, which is a Word document, apparently hosted on an MOJ site (but impossible to find, of course), and categorised as a PSI (which I'm guessing stands for Prison Service Information or Instruction?). It is dated 2 March 2011 and has an expiry date of 14 March 2015. So it's out of date. It provides in section D:
D1. In most cases, prisoners should be located according to their gender as recognised under UK law. This will usually be the prisoner's birth gender. However, UK law recognises that transsexual people with gender recognition certificates have a gender opposite to the one assigned at birth.
D5. Transsexual prisoners who obtain a gender recognition certificate while located in a prison appropriate to their birth gender should in most cases be transferred to the estate of their acquired gender…
However, in para 4.3 it says:
A male to female transsexual person with a gender recognition certificate may be refused location in the female estate only on security grounds – in other words, only when it can be demonstrated that other women with an equivalent security profile would also be held in the male estate. In such circumstances she will be considered a female prisoner in the male estate and must be managed according to PSO 4800 Women Prisoners.
As for treatment, wherever detained, the guidance provides at para 3.5
"Establishments must put in place measures to manage the risk of transphobic harassment and transphobic hate crime. "
In The Guardian, Tara's mum expressed the following hope for the future:
"I just hope that the laws are changed, that transgender people can live their life as they want and go to the appropriate prison."
Yes, and maybe not commit crimes that require them to be sent there in the first place (said no one at all.)
Net Neutrality
Concern over loopholes and limitations
Net neutrality is the principle that internet service providers should treat all online content equally without blocking or slowing down specific websites on purpose or allowing companies to pay for preferential treatment. (As defined by The Guardian.)
In April, the US Federal Communications Commission introduced new rules to promote the ideal of net neutrality, taking on the practices of broadband providers. Both service providers and content generators claim they support an internet free from interference. This battle is far from straightforward, and already heading to court. In an article on the International Bar Association (IBA) website, Arthur Piper, a freelance journalist, explains the background to the problem and what he thinks may go wrong. He says:
Both sides support the concept that the internet should be free from interference from outside agencies: the broadband companies point to the regulators as the interferers; the content providers point to those that own the broadband infrastructure as the culprits. That's why each can paradoxically argue that they are the defenders of an open internet.
Link to the article.
More recently, the European parliament voted through new rules intended to enshrine the principle of net neutrality in law, but critics say they are fatally undermined by a number of loopholes which "open the door to an end to net neutrality", reports the Guardian this week. Exceptions appear to countenance some services being given priority access to data flow. The question is whether they represent the thin end of a wedge of non-neutrality.
See also: Out-Law.com, the Pinsent Masons blog, New EU net neutrality rules and reforms to mobile roaming charges move closer following vote
Family courts
Policy document proposes (yet more) transparency
Criticism of the family justice system and its alleged lack of transparency has come from a slightly unexpected source this week. Not the tinfoil hatted legions on Facebook, or certain well known axe-grinders writing / renting quotes to the Dailies Telegraph and Mail, but instead that punch-above-its-weight political party, UKIP. The MP Douglas Carswell launched a new Policy Document calling for "greater sensitivity in legal process to avoid breakup of families and forced adoptions", according to a report in The Guardian.
Readers may recall from our survey of party political manifestos before the general election that UKIP promised, if it achieved the power to do so, to
"Review the Family Court system, with the intention of implementing independent lay oversight of Family Courts"
and assured voters that:
UKIP is committed to bringing forward a full, open review of all childcare and child protection services in Britain, with a view to initiating wholesale reform of a system that is clearly failing.
Link here for the policy document, written by Duncan Simpson, entitled "Opening Up the Family Courts"
As with a lot of political drives of this sort, it seems to be based on a combination of peddling certain well-worn (and largely untrue) cliches about "secret courts" and wronged parents (whose cases always turn out to be rather more complicated than appears in the media), with a wildly-semaphored process of pushing at an open door (the President of the Family Division has already got there in spades, with his widely publicised Transparency Agenda).
Typical of its level of academic rigour is to cite guidelines introduced by Michael Gove, a government minister, and then provide a link, not to the guidelines themselves, but to an article in the Daily Telegraph discussing them. (See footnote 7 on page 4.)
For a more expert view by barrister Sarah Phillimore, see Child Protection Resource, "The woeful state of the debate about child protection, Part III"
Constitutional crisis – what crisis?
Rapid review not rushed or anything
The loss by the government of a vote in the House of Lords over tax credit cuts has prompted David Cameron to propose a "rapid review" of constitutional conventions to ensure that the House of Commons always has supremacy on financial matters, the Guardian reported. Labour argued that it had a free hand in the Lords because the tax credits were being introduced through a statutory instrument and had not been declared as a formal financial measure. (Were they in fact a welfare measure?)
It then seems to have fallen to Chris Grayling, as Leader of the Commons, to defend the idea. John Crace, also in the Guardian, made short (and amusing) work of his attempts to do so in a piece entitled, "A bad day for Chris Grayling and David Cameron on tax credits".
"The rapid review definitely won't be rushed," Grayling (who used to be Lord Chancellor) is reported as saying. Crace goes on:
"Tasked with trying to explain why the cuts to tax credits were really a financial rather than a welfare issue, he put forward an argument for why they weren't that was so compelling, he even managed to convince MPs on his own side that the Lords had acted properly."
See also, by Robin Lustig on his Lustig's Letter blog, "A question of incompetence".
Journalist's laptop seized
Police use anti-terror powers to seize the laptop of a Newsnight journalist. Secunder Kermani joined the BBC show early last year and has produced a series of reports on British-born jihadis, according to The Independent. A BBC spokesman said:
"Police obtained an order under the Terrorism Act [2000] requiring the BBC to hand over communication between a Newsnight journalist and a man in Syria who had publicly identified himself as an IS member. The man had featured in Newsnight reports and was not a confidential source".
Snowdon sanctuary
In a sensational follow up to the judgment of the European Court in the Schrems case which depended so heavily on his revelations (see Weekly Notes – 16 October) the EU Parliament this week voted by a narrow margin of 285-281 to protect NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden from extradition to the USA, if he were to reside in Europe. This marks, said Wire magazine, "a step toward allowing the NSA leaker to leave Moscow and safely live or travel on the continent".
Prior to finding a semi-permanent haven in Russia, Snowden had applied for asylum in 21 countries. The new approach by the EU is a recognition of his role in uncovering the wholesale ineffectiveness of the Safe Harbour agreement on which the EU Commission based its data protection decision. Wire notes that
"the resolution against extradition was passed alongside another, more broadly approved call to better protect EU citizens' personal data from surveillance."
Incidentally, it is sobering to reflect that in the Irish High Court the defendant data protection commissioner described Schrems's proceedings (which have been remitted by the ECJ for a proper hearing) as "frivolous and vexatious": see Schrems -v- Data Protection Commissioner [2014] IEHC 310
Meanwhile, in other computer security news, The Onion reports "China Unable To Recruit Hackers Fast Enough To Keep Up With Vulnerabilities In U.S. Security Systems"
(It's satire, by the way. But still frightening.)
Parish news
Risk based supervision at Bar
Oliver Hanmer, director of supervision at the Bar Standards Board, has an article posted on Legal Futures about the recent survey of High Impact chambers and the risks they face. In 2014, all chambers were assessed for "impact" and rated as either "high", "medium" or "low". This week the BSB published its report on chambers assessed as high impact. On the whole, he concludes that "the vast majority of barristers are doing a great job", adding:
The supervision process is all about facilitating a constructive relationship between chambers and the regulator. It is in everyone's best interests that chambers are managed competently; barristers' and chambers' operations should run smoothly, meaning we will be able to protect and promote consumer interests, with less need to take enforcement action on chambers.
For more information, via the BSB website, "Report on High Impact Supervision Returns October 2015"
Dates and deadlines
Middle Temple: Open Meeting in Hall – 2 November 2015 at 17.30
"The purpose of the meeting is to enable Master Treasurer to explain some of the key strategic issues facing the Inn, and how we are seeking to address them." Followed by drinks reception.
Law Society event: Is regulation killing pro bono? 2 November 2015 08:30 – 11:00
"Join us for the official opening of National Pro Bono Week 2015 with a panel discussion on the regulatory barriers to pro bono, chaired by the Attorney General's pro bono envoy, Mike Napier CBE, QC."
The Law Society, 113 Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1PL (free, carries CPD)
Reading brief
- Who Are the High Court Judges? Jeremy Paxman recycles Pannick on Judges and some recent news items and anecdotes to come up with a not very compelling analysis of the judiciary, in the FT (whose headline appears to suggest there are 5,000 High Court judges).
- Judicial Review and the Rule of Law: An Introduction to the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015, Part 4, Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law, JUSTICE and the Public Law Project, London, October 2015. (Rather more serious and useful I suspect. )
Law (and injustice) around the world
South Africa and the ICC
In an article in AllAfrica entitled "How Africa Can Fix the International Criminal Court" Professor John Dugard, South Africa's pre-eminent expert on international law, who also sits as a judge on the International Court of Justice, responds to the recent suggestion by the ANC that South Africa should pull out of the ICC. He argues instead that African states have largely themselves to blame for the fact that the continent has been singled out by the ICC, and they should use their political muscle to ensure that prosecutions are brought against non-African leaders:
"There is little doubt that European states have used their influence in the ICC to block prosecutions of which they disapprove, such as the prosecution of Israeli officials for crimes committed in Gaza. Why then have the African states not brought pressure in the Assembly of States Parties of the ICC to ensure that prosecutions are initiated against non-African states? "
Saudi Arabia
Ambassador defends kingdom's human rights record
In an ill-judged move likely to attract even more of the scrutiny and criticism it seeks to ward off, the Saudi ambassador to the UK wrote a letter to the Daily Telegraph warning against criticising his nation's record on human rights lest it jeopardise the existing cooperation between the two kingdoms on intelligence and anti-terror protection."Over the past few weeks," begins Mohammed bin Nawaf bin Abdulaziz,
"there has been an alarming change in the way Saudi Arabia is discussed in Britain…. Just as we respect the local traditions, customs, laws and religion of Britain, we expect Britain to grant us this same respect."
As David Allen Green points out in his Jack of Kent blog, "The thinly veiled threats of the Saudi Ambassador", the the use of barbaric punishments such as flogging, beheading and crucifixion is hardly equivalent to what one might regard as "traditions" or "customs" local to Britain or indeed most civilised societies that respect the rule of law; and the rule of law, whether pegged to any particular religion or not, ought not decently to allow them. They are as barbaric and they are medieval. For as long as Saudi Arabia and Iran and other countries continue to use such practices on their own citizens, people in more civilised countries will continue to criticise them for it.
The question of cooperation on security matters is, presumably, a matter of mutual benefit. So to withdraw such cooperation would be as damaging to Saudi Arabia's interests as it would be to those of the United Kingdom. It would be cutting off (or beheading) its nose to spite its face.
Still, we have been here before. Threats like this have been heeded, and by our own government, which preferred to keep in with the Saudis for the benefit of their intelligence cooperation (and not, though one might be tempted to think otherwise*, by the promise of yet more lucrative defence contracts), and accordingly silenced court proceedings (a fraud investigation into BAe that might have proved embarrassing to this helpful ally: see R (Corner House Research) v Serious Fraud Office [2008] UKHL 60; [2009] 1 AC 756.
[*The reason I say one might be tempted to think otherwise is the very specific reference in the ambassador's letter to this very matter: "Saudi Arabia ultimately provides over 50,000 British families in the UK and the Kingdom with livelihoods, thanks to commercial contracts worth tens of billions of pounds."]
It must have annoyed the ambassador (if anyone has dared tell him) that his letter appeared on the Telegraph website next to a link to a "promoted story" in The Week listing "Eleven things women in Saudi Arabia cannot do". But those who use the media to influence public opinion do so at their own risk.
"World's first" men's rape clinic opened
In "Dispatches: Sweden's Inclusive Rape Care Model", Human Rights Watch researcher Kyle Knight reports on the welcome development of a clinic dealing with rape and sexual offence against men and boys while also recognising and acknowledging the risks of such crimes faced by transgender people.
Sweden's move to make rape care inclusive across the gender spectrum should stand as a model. Violence affects everyone regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity; and no one should be excluded from prevention and care.
International editors demand protection of press
More than 50 leading international media editors have written an open letter to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan raising profound concerns about the deteriorating conditions for press freedom in Turkey in the run up to the elections this weekend, reports PEN, the writers' rights group.
The editors list a series of attacks on journalists and media publications over the past two months that include: two attacks on the offices of the newspaper Hurriyet; the physical assault of leading journalist Ahmet Hakan Coskun; the seizure of Koza Ipek Media this week; the detention of three journalists working for Vice News (including Mohammed Ismael Rasool who is still in prison), as well as prosecutions and further arrests. The letter says:
'We urge you to use your influence to ensure that journalists, whether Turkish citizens or members of the international press, are protected and allowed to do their work without hindrance…'
And finally… a not quite so serious story:
In the city of Odessa, artist Alexander Milov has redesigned the statue of Lenin into Darth Vader.
According to Jordan Sims on Wow (a news medium new to me, I have to confess) the Ukrainian government recently passed a law to make all communist propaganda illegal but factory workers employed close to the statue of Vladimir Lenin requested the infamous communist revolutionary be adapted, as opposed to being destroyed as the new law demanded. And so he has become the much loved (surely feared?) villain of Star Wars.
Wow: "Ukraine artist turns Lenin statue into Darth Vader"
That's it for now. Enjoy Halloween and Bonfire Night. We'll be back next weekend with some more legal news and comment.
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Mediterranean Chicken
Roasting a simple chicken breast with capers, olives, and grape tomatoes transforms it into a Mediterranean dish.
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Photography: Tina Rupp
Source: Martha Stewart Living, January 2005
- 1 pint grape tomatoes
- 16 Kalamata olives, pitted and halved
- 3 tablespoons drained capers, rinsed
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 4 (about 6 ounces each) boneless chicken breast halves, with skin
- Coarse salt
- Freshly ground pepper
Preheat oven to 475 degrees. Toss tomatoes, olives, capers, and 2 tablespoons oil together in a medium bowl. Set aside.
Rinse chicken, and pat dry. Season both sides with salt and pepper. Heat a large ovenproof skillet over high heat until hot. Add remaining tablespoon oil; heat until hot but not smoking. Place chicken in skillet, skin sides down; cook until deep golden brown, about 4 minutes. Turn chicken over. Add tomato mixture to skillet.
Transfer skillet to oven. Roast until chicken is cooked through and tomatoes have softened, about 18 minutes.
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MS1126108047 JUL, 2012Soooo simple, yet very satisfying. I tossed in some garbanzo beans, fresh chives and some fresh lemon juice along with the tomato/olive mixture. Served with roasted cauliflower and wilted spinach.Reply
FreddyMapple18 NOV, 2011Great recipe! If you are looking for a simple, easy to prepare dish to serve a big crowd, this could be the one! I serve it on a bed of wild rice and added more veggies. It's has a great presentation and taste absolutely delicious!Reply
Elizabeth35315 JAN, 2011This is such a great recipe. It was easy and so flavorful. When I served it, I sprinkled some feta cheese on it and a dash of dried oregano. Delicious!Reply
saltlife4 FEB, 2009This is a wonderful recipe. It seems so basic with such simple ingredients, but many chefs will tell you that simple ingredients and preparation methods often yield the best dishes. That is certainly true here - easy recipe, beautiful presentation, and the combination of tomatos, olives and capers is fantastic.Reply
emilybanco5 MAY, 2008One of my favorites! Everyone especially loves this made with the chicken breasts cut into strips and served over linguine with generous butter and parsely. It is a feast for both the eyes and the tummy! When tomatoes aren't fresh, I skip the grape tomatoes and cut up whole canned tomatoes--the taste is much better (more "tomato-ey," if that makes any sense).Reply
mmzea8 APR, 2008This was so easy and very pretty. Could use this recipe for entertaining as it is really pretty when done. Add feta for a yummy topping, serve with bread, pasta, or a simple salad like I did.Reply


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SAN DIEGO - Footing was tough for Penn in its final match in San Diego on Sunday, allowing two goals in the first half at San Diego State in a 2-0 loss.
The first half was all Aztecs as SDSU outshot Penn, 5-1, with the Red and Blue maintaining little possession in the SDSU third.
San Diego State scored on the first sustained run of the match in the 17th minute, with Jose Altamirano finishing off a sequence in the box with a shot just inside the left post. SDSU had its first shot go through untouched and a bit wide, but Penn couldn't clear and Altamirano ended up with the ball after Max Kurtzman and a Penn defender collided and Altamirano slipped his second goal of the year by Kurtzman before he could recover.
Altamirano connected again in the 27th minute, going top-left corner with a hard shot that was perfectly placed outside of Kurtzman's reach. Three short passes across the 25-yard area led to the shot, with the assist going to Abraham Villon.
In the second half, Penn came out looking for a strike to get back in the match, but its best early chance saw a free kick opportunity from 20-yards out go by the wayside as two shots were blocked by SDSU's wall. In the 76th minute, Penn began to mount some continuous pressure, with two corners generating chances and Duke Lacroix getting a good shot off in the run of play that required a save by SDSU's keeper.
In the 89th minute, Penn put the ball in the net after a loose-ball scrum near the end line, but the Quakers were ruled to have committed a foul and the play was ruled dead before the score. That was as close as Penn would get.
The Quakers are now 2-2-0 on the season while San Diego State improves to 3-1-1. The Red and Blue return to Philadelphia for a pair of matches next weekend in the Ivy League/Big East Classic. Up first is a date with Georgetown on Sept. 16 at 7 p.m. followed by a tilt at Villanova on Sept. 18 at 1 p.m.
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