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The NHS Commissioning Board (NHS CB) is consulting on draft service specifications and a further clinical policy for ophthalmology specialised services. The consultation period for these new additions will run from 11 January to 22 February 2013. Area D – Trauma (traumatic injury, orthopaedics, head and neck, and rehabilitation) D12a – Ophthalmology (Adult) D12b – Ophthalmology
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The NHS Commissioning Board Medical Directorate has now opened registration for membership of the 2013 Clinical Reference Groups (CRGs) which support directly commissioned specialised services. A guide to CRGs, aimed primarily at clinical staff provides background information about the CRGs, and an introduction to the work programme for the groups for the coming year. Recruitment
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O Caledonia! stern and wild,
Land of the mountain and the flood,
Think what is now, and what hath been,
Seems, as to me, of all bereft,
Sole friends thy woods and streams
were left; And thus I love them better still Even in extremity of ill. By Yarrow's stream still let me
Though none should guide my feeble way;
Still feel the breeze down Ettrick break,
Although it chill my withered cheek; Still lay my head by Teviot Stone, Though there, forgotten and alone, The bard may draw his parting groan.
[ From Ivanhoe.] REBECCA'S HYMN.
When Israel, of the Lord beloved,
Out from the land of bondage came, Her fathers' God before her moved,
An awful guide in smoke and flame. By day, along the astonished lands
The cloudy pillar glided slow; By night, Arabia's crimsoned sands
Returned the fiery column's glow.
There rose the choral hymn of praise, And trump and timbrel answered keen,
And Zlon's daughters poured their lays, [tween. With priest'sand warrior's voice beNo portents now our foes amaze, Forsaken Israel wanders lone; Our fathers would not know Thy ways,
And Thou hast left them to their own.
But present still, though now unseen!
When brightly shines the prosperous day,
Be thoughts of Thee a cloudy screen
To temper the deceitful ray. And, oh, when stoops on Judah's path
In shade and storm the frequent night,
Be Thou, long suffering, slow to wrath,
A burning and a shining light!
Our harps we left by Babel's streams, The tyrant's jest, the Gentile's scorn;
No censer round our altar beams, And mute are timbrel, harp, and horn.
But Thou hast said, The blood of goat,
The flesh of rams I will not prize; A contrite heart, a humble thought, Are mine accepted sacrifice.
[From Redgauntlet.]
As lords their laborers' hire delay, Fate quits our toil with hopes to come,
Which, if far short of present pay, Still owns a debt and names a sum.
Quit not the pledge, frail sufferer, then,
Although a distant date be given; Despair is treason towards men, And blasphemy to Heaven.
[From The Betrothed.]
Woman's faith and woman's trust —
I have strained the spider's thread
word was broken; Again her word and truth she plight, And I believed them again ere night.
All joy was bereft me the day that you left me, And climbed the tall vessel to sail yon high sea' s, O weary betide it! I wandered beside And banned it for parting my Willie and me.
Far o'er the wave hast thou followed
thy fortune, Oft fought the squadrons of France
and of Spain; Ae kiss of welcome's worth twenty at
Now I hae gotten my Willie again.
When the sky it was mirk, and the
And thought of the bark where my
Now that thy gallant ship rides at
Music to me were the wildest winds' roaring,
That e'er o'er Inch-Keith drove the dark ocean faem.
When the lights they did blaze, and the guns they did rattle, And blithe was each heart for the great victory, [battle. In secret I wept for the dangers of And thy glory itself was scarce comfort tor me.
But now shalt thou tell, while I eagerly listen. Of each bold adventure, and every brave scar; And trust me, I'll smile, though my een they may glisten; For sweet after danger's the tale of the war.
And oh, how we doubt when there's distance 'tween lovers, When there's naething to speak to the heart thro' the ee; How often the kindest and warmest prove rovers, And the love of the f aithf ullest ebbs like the sea.
Till, at times —could I help it? —I pined and I pondered If love could change notes like the bird on the tree — Now I'll ne'er ask if thine eyes may have wandered, Enough, thy leal heart has been constant to me.
The sun upon the Weird law Hill, In Ettrick's vale is sinking sweet;
The western wind is hush and still, The lake lies sleeping at my feet.
Yet not the landscape to mine eye Bears those bright hues that once it bore;
Though evening, with her richest dye, flames o'er the hills of Ettrick's shore.
With listless look along thy plain,
And coldly mark the holy fane
The quiet lake, the balmy air,
Are they still such as once they were? Or is the dreary change in me V
Alas, the warped and broken board. How can it bear the painter's dye! The harp of strained and tuneless chord,
How to the minstrel's skill reply! To aching eyes each landscape lowers, To feverish pulse each gale blows chill;
And Araby's or Eden's bowers
The violet in her greenwood bower, Where birchen boughs with hazels mingle,
May boast itself the fairest flower
Though fair her gems of azure hue. Beneath the dewdrop's weight reclining;
I've seen an eye of lovelier hue, More Break through watery lustre shining.
The summer sun that dew shall dry, Ere yet the day be past its morrow;
Nor longer in my false love's eye Remained the tear of parting sorrow.
HEL well T.V.
I climbed the dark brow of the mighty Helvellyn, Lakes and mountains beneath me gleamed misty and wide; All was still, save by fits, when the eagle was yelling, And starting around me the echoes replied.
On the right, Striden-edge round the
Red-tarn was bending. And Catchedieam its left verge was
defending, One huge nameless rock in the front
was ascending, when I marked the sad spot where
the wanderer had died.
Dark green was the spot 'mid the brown mountain-heather, Where the pilgrim of nature lay stretched in decay,
Like the corpse of an outcast abandoned to weather, Till the mountain winds wasted the tenantless clay.
Nor yet quite deserted, though lonely extended,
For, faithful in death, his mute favorite attended,
The much-loved remains of her master defended, And chased the hill-fox and the raven away.
How long didst thou think that his
silence was slumber? When the wind waved his garment,
how oft didst thou start? How many long days and long weeks
didst thou number, Ere he faded before thee, the friend
of thy heart? And, oh! was it meet, that — no requiem read o'er him — No mother to weep, and no friend to
deplore him, And thou, little guardian, alone
stretched before him — Unhonored the pilgrim from life
should depart?
When a prince to the fate of the peasant has yielded, The tapestry waves dark round the dim-lighted hall;
With scutcheons of silver the coffin is shielded, And pages stand mute by the canopied pall:
Through the courts, at deep midnight, the torches are gleaming;
In the proudly-arched chapel the banners are beaming.
Far adown the long aisles sacred music is streaming, Lamenting a chief of the people should fall.
But meeter for thee, gentle lover of nature,
To lay down thy head like the meek mountain lamb,
When, wildered, he drops from some Thy obsequies sung by the gray plover cliff huge in stature, flying, And draws his last sob by the side With one faithful friend but to witof his dam. ness thy dying,
And more stately thy couch by this j In the anus of Helvellyn and Catdesert lake lying, chedicam.
And was it not enough that, meekly growing,
In lack of all things wherein plants delight.
Cool Jews, rich soil, and gentle showers refreshing. It yet could blossom into beauty bright?
In the hot desert, in the rocky crevice, By dusty waysides, on the rubbish heap,
Where'er the Lord appoints, itsmiles, believing That where He planteth, He will surely keep!
Nay, this is not enough, the fierce sirocco
Must root it up, and sweep it from its home, [desert, And bear it miles away, across the
Then fling it, ruthless, on the white sea-foam.
Do they thus end, those lives of patient duty. That grow, through every grief and pain more fair. — Are they thus cast aside, at length, forgotten? Ah no! my story is not ended there.
Those roots upon the waves of ocean floating,
That in their desert homes no moisture knew,
Now, at the fount their life-longthiret are quenching, Whence rise the gentle showers, the nightly dew.
They drink the main streams through every fibre, Until with hidden life each seed shall swell; Then come the winds of God, his word fulfilling, And bear them back, where He shall please, to dwell.
Thus live meek spirits, duly schooled
to duty, — The whirlwind storm may sweep
them from their place; What matter if by this affliction
Straight to their God, the fountain of all grace?
And when, at length, the final trial
Though hurled to unknown worlds,
they shall not die; Borne not by winds of wrath, but
God's own angels,
beneath His eye.
Till by the angel of the resurrection, One awful blast through heaven
and earth be blown; Then soul and body, met no more to
That all God's ways are true and just shall own!
Harriet Winslow Sewall.
Why thus longing, thus forever sighing
For the far-off, unattained and dim, While the beautiful, all round thee lying
Offers up its low, perpetual hymn?
Would'st thou listen to its gentle teaching, All thy restless yearnings it would still,
Leaf and flower and laden bee are preaching, Thine own sphere, though humble, first to fill.
Poor indeed thou must be, if around thee
Thou no ray of light and joy canst throw, [the If no silken cord of love hath bound
To some little world through weal and woe;
If no dear eyes thy fond love can
brighten. No fon.l voices answer to thine own, If no brother's sorrow thou canst
By daily sympathy and gentle tone.
Not by deeds that gain the world's applauses, Not by works that win thee world renown,
Not by martyrdom or vaunted crosses, Canst thou win and wear the immortal crown.
Daily struggling, though unloved and lonely,
Every day a rich reward will give; Thou wilt find by hearty striving only.
And truly loving, thou canst truly live.
Dost thou revel in the rosy morning When all Nature hails the lord of light,
And his smile, nor low nor lofty scorning, Gladdens hall and hovel, vale and height?
Other hands may grasp the field and forest,
Proud proprietors in pomp may shine.
But with fervent love if thouadorest, Thou art wealthier, — all the world is thine.
Yet if through earth's wide domains thou rovest, Sighing that they are not thine alone,
Not those fair fields, but thyself thou lovest,
And their beauty and thy wealth are gone.


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An interesting read and my first foray into steampunk alternate history fantasy!
It's a short read that at times feels like it had more potential to be more. To be longer. That it's a bigger story told too quickly. And yet a part of me is so wholly satisfied with wanting more than feeling that something overstayed it's welcome.
There's tight, pulpy action sequences, interesting characters and culture, an emphasis on imperialism and colonialism and the importance of our stories to us as people.
It's a strong read, and I recommend it. Especially considering the low low price point.
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PFAS: What's All The PFUSS?
Source: http://www.mondaq.com, September 11, 2019
By: Andrew N. Davis, Matthew Ranelli, Aaron D. Levy, Alfredo G. Fernández and Kristie A. Beahm, Shipman & Goodwin LLP
Any issue that poses the potential for health risks and/or liabilities associated with uncertain regulatory requirements demands corporate attention. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances ("PFAS"), a group of human-made chemicals, have flooded the news cycle, heightened regulatory attention and are ubiquitous. Whether or not a company knowingly made or used such materials, PFAS risk is an issue that requires C-Suite consideration. Read more.


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TYSONS CORNER, VA, May 31, 2019 — Cubic's (NYSE: CUB) mission solutions business developed a compact, multifunction gateway module for cellular and land mobile radios with capability for unicast and multicast voice communications and direct power-over-ethernet, ExecutiveBiz reported May 22. The company said May 21 the man-portable M3-SE-MFGW module, available …Read More »
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Mike Barthlow has become senior vice president and general manager of Rugged IoT Solutions for Cubic Mission Solutions. Barthlow brings over 20 years of experience to his new role. He's responsible for the growth and management of secure networking businesses for the company. Barthlow has also served as the vice …Read More »
Martin Amen Joins Cubic's Nuvotronics Business as Strategy, BD VP; Mike Twyman Quoted
Martin Amen, former senior director of secure network operations at Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC), has joined Cubic (NYSE: CUB) as vice president of strategy and business development for the Nuvotronics business. He will report to Mike Twyman, president of Cubic Mission Solutions, and help define and implement the growth strategy …Read More »
Mark Schmaltz, Michael Maughan, Kenneth Lowe Named to VP Roles at Cubic's Defense Business
Cubic's (NYSE: CUB) defense business has named three executives to vice president roles to oversee digital product innovation, growth efforts and revenue streams. Mark Schmaltz, a business and program management executive, has joined Cubic as VP and general manager of the newly created synthetic and digital solutions business line, the …Read More »
Cubic Eyes Protected Comms Portfolio Expansion With Nuvotronics Buy; Mike Twyman Quoted
Cubic (NYSE: CUB) has purchased microfabricated radio frequency systems provider Nuvotronics for approximately $64M in cash as part of efforts to expand its portfolio of protected communications technology offerings. Durham, N.C.-based Nuvotronics designs and builds antennas, combiners, filters and other RF devices using the PolyStrata technology developed by the company …Read More »
Cubic Showcases Training, C4ISR Tech at Australian A&D Expo; Mike Twyman, Mike Knowles Quoted
TYSONS CORNER, VA, February 28, 2019 — Cubic (NYSE: CUB) has been scheduled to take part in the Avalon 2019 aerospace and defense exposition in Australia this week, where it will present its technologies in training and command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, ExecutiveBiz reported Monday. The company …Read More »
Cubic to Equip Navy's MH-60S Helicopters With FMV System; Mike Twyman Quoted
TYSONS CORNER, VA, February 21, 2019 — A Cubic (NYSE: CUB) business unit will supply a modular full-motion video platform for the U.S. Navy's MH-60S helicopters under a new contract from the Naval Air Systems Command, ExecutiveBiz reported Feb. 14. The company said Feb. 13 Cubic Mission Solutions' technology, which features its Dual …Read More »
Former Microsoft, IBM Exec Kevin Eagan to Join Cubic as SVP, Chief Digital Officer
Kevin Eagan, a more than three-decade information technology veteran, has been appointed to serve as a senior vice president and chief digital officer at Cubic (NYSE: CUB) beginning on March 25. Bradley Feldmann, chairman, president and CEO of Cubic, said in a statement published Monday that Eagan brings to the company his experience in IT …Read More »
Cubic Intros Expansion Module for Vocality RoIP Comms Platform; Mike Barthlow Quoted
TYSONS CORNER, VA, February 14, 2019 — Cubic (NYSE: CUB) offers an expansion module for a Radio over Internet Protocol communications gateway on push-to-talk handsets that can be deployed for combat, emergency response and other operations, ExecutiveBiz reported Feb. 6. The company said Feb. 5 Cubic Mission Solutions' USB-capable RoIP Connect module …Read More »
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Four Ways to Curb Expensive Car Repair
Cars are expensive not just to buy, but also to fuel, repair and maintain (and rising gas prices aren't helping). With labor costs typically in the hundreds of dollars, even for simple repairs, preventative measures can go a long way in cutting your automotive costs. There are many simple maintenance tasks you can do yourself, and lots of tips to help you get the best value for your dollar when it comes to automotive needs. Read on for five simple ways you can help prevent trips to the mechanic, and how you can make sure you're getting your money's worth when you do take your car in for repairs.
Check your fluids
Maintaining appropriate levels of various fluids like brake fluid, transmission fluid, etc., is a simple way you can keep your car running better, longer, and can save you not only in simple labor costs, but can help prevent larger, more costly repairs down the road. Also, keep an eye out for stains under your car, as this can be a sign of an important fluid leak. Spotting this early on can save you big on repairs later.
Observe warning signs
Car problems rarely happen overnight there are often several signs of trouble before something breaks down, requiring costly repairs. Keep your eyes and ears peeled for telltale warning signs, like squeaking breaks, leaking fluids, or drifting wheels, which can indicate a bigger problem under the hood. By identifying these warning signs early on, you stand a better chance of avoiding an outrageous repair bill after all, repairing a transmission fluid leak will cost you significantly less than replacing a transmission.
Drive carefully
As they say, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Practicing responsible driving techniques is a great way to protect yourself and your automotive investment. Use your turn signals, observe speed limits, don't tailgate, and be careful not to overburden your car with excessive weight.
Keep your receipts
One of the biggest problems with car repair is when people are conned into having unnecessary work done. One way to help prevent this is to keep track of all past maintenance and repair, and compare any new suggested work against the list. If your brake pads were replaced last year, odds are you probably don't need new ones just yet. Likewise, if a problem is identified that you paid to have worked on previously, you may be able to get a discount on subsequent work. Regardless, it's important to keep track of your car's history, just like you would your own medical record.
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Are you ready to celebrate the Melbourne Cup in Seoul? What's that? You didn't know you could?
Men, break out your suave suits and ladies, dust off that gorgeous race day hat! ANZA Korea is feverishly preparing for its Melbourne Cup Charity Luncheon to be held on Tuesday 5th November 2019 at the JW Marriott Dongdaemun Square.
The Charity Luncheon is one of ANZA Korea's major events and they plan to have over 100 VIPs, corporates, diplomats, expatriates and Korean community members in attendance. Watch the race live and get swept up in the excitement of the race by placing a bet in the live Cup Sweeps. Be in the running to win big in the raffle and "Fashion on the Fields" best dressed and best hat competitions.
This year, ANZA is rolling out a new ticket option created for those that work during the day – rather than missing out because of your schedule, buy a stand-up ticket and attend for whatever part of your day is free!
You can choose your ticket type and register at the ANZA Korea Melbourne Cup event page.
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On March 6, Under Secretary of Energy Mark W. Menezes spoke at Atlantic Council's A New Energy Strategy for the Western Hemisphere session.
In his remarks, the Under Secretary emphasized that the United States is leading the transformation of the Western Hemisphere into an energy powerhouse that will boost our economies and energy security.
Last year, the Department of Energy launched an initiative with the Atlantic Council to develop a new strategy for engaging with Western Hemisphere partners on the energy issues.
In support of this initiative, over the past few months the Atlantic Council has held consultations with government officials and thought leaders from key countries throughout the region to ensure the report reflects on-the ground realities and captures the latest developments in the dynamic energy sectors of these countries.
The Atlantic Council also engaged U.S. private sector companies to identify U.S. core competencies and to ensure the recommendations contained in the report advance U.S. priorities while also bolstering the region as a whole.
The key findings from this effort have been captured in the report being launched at the event last week – A New Energy Strategy for the Western Hemisphere.
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In the fall of 2009, the Student Government Association (SGA) established the Student Sustainability Committee (SSC). SSC is an external committee of SGA that is comprised of four voting members from SGA, five voting members from the student body at large including one from the Association of Residence Halls (ARH) and is chaired by SGA's Secretary of Sustainability.
The purpose of the committee is to:
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FITCHBURG The annual Monty Tech Superintendent's Dinner on Wednesday was an evening filled with color, fine food and plenty of supporters, who made sure the new goal set by the superintendent of $50K for 50 years was not only attained but surpassed.
FITCHBURG The annual Monty Tech Superintendent's Dinner on Wednesday was an evening filled with color, fine food and plenty of supporters, who made sure the new goal set by the superintendent of $50K for 50 years was not only attained but surpassed.
Joseph Sova, chairman of the Monty Tech Foundation, said the goal at Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School is to increase the scholarship pool over time to help students go to college or to help them move into their careers, and the funds raised at the dinner will go to suppor that.
Sova thanked all that came and packed the dining hall to enjoy what was offered and invited them to bid during the silent auction for over 30 items between courses that included carrot ginger soup, butter poached Maine lobster, braised short ribs on red quinoa, and an Opera Torte.
There were 14 chefs who donated their time and many culinary students who made the evening a fine dining success.
Superintendent Sheila Harrity said her respect for the school, staff and students has increased over the last year tenfold.
She said she is amazed that an entire community comes together for the superintendent's dinner to support the students.
Harrity pointed to a few winning highlights of the last year since she has been at the helm.
She praised the Junior ROTC Cyber Patriot Team who was defending its first place title at the National Championship in Baltimore, Maryland, as diners were gathering for the dinner.
She said that also for the first time in the school's history, the Monty Tech football team captured the 2015 Massachusetts Large School Vocational Super Bowl championship.
Harrity talked about the new veterinary clinic that the school will build with funding from private donations.
"We are going to open up a clinic for families that cannot afford proper animal care and our students will work alongside Becker (College) students and doctors to establish this," Harrity said.
"The thing that is most remarkable is that we are not taking any money or asking additional money from our 18 communities," said Harrity.
"We actually fundraised and already have over a million dollars in donations from nonprofits and grants from business people, many of you are here today, I can't thank you enough.
We hope to break ground over the summer."
Harrity said Monty Tech construction students will be building the structure.
Gov.Charlie Baker sent in his congratulations to Monty Tech for reaching 50 on video.
At the end of the silent auction, David Celuzza said they were short of the $50,000 mark by $965.
He auctioned off Red Sox tickets with seats on the third base line.
"I know you want to go home and have a glass of wine, so let's make this quick and painless," he said.
Celuzza ended up pulling a $1,000 bid and lots of laughter from a full and satisfied bidder.
Harrity thanked those attending and said that the people within the business and health community that help students go from school to careers share her belief that technical education is more than a trend.
"I believe that Monty Tech prepares students to be successful in both college and careers, and with your help, the Monty Tech Foundation will continue to provide much-needed scholarships to our very deserving students," said Harrity.


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In this first article, we bring the JBF Consulting i2 TMS Lead (Utpal Patel) together with Brad Forester – Managing Partner and TMS Practice Lead for JBF Consulting. In the first part of the article, we discuss some of the differences between the Manugistics TMS and the i2 TMS and some of the highlights of the JDA TMS.
Grudge Match: Manugistics TMS versus i2 TMS
I started working with the Manugistics TMS back in 1996. At the time, I was a Transportation Manager for Lucent Technologies and was responsible for the implementation of the Manu TMS – then version 4.7. I enjoyed working with the product and the people of Manugistics so much that I decided to join the software company during it's heyday in 1997.
Back in 1997, this was the pre-bubble boom of best-of-breed supply chain software. There was an explosion of new 7 and 8-figure license deals, and competition became quite fierce between the 'rival' i2 Technologies competing offering and the Manugistics TMS. At the time, I loved Manugistics…and loathed i2 – and the rivalry was fierce and frothy, to put it mildly.
Many years have past, and many bubbles have burst – not only the stock market collapse of the early 2000's. Retail-focused software company, JDA acquired Manugistics in 2006 and then picked up i2 in 2010 – effectively bringing together two staunch 'enemies' from a product (and arguably from a people / culture standpoint).
In trying to make heads-or-tails of their purchase (not to mention the addition of RedPrairie TMS in 2012), JDA decided to employ a 'best-of-both' approach and cobble together core modules from both the i2 and Manugistics TMS product platforms, and embed some of the core technology that most other JDA applications work from.
JDA released this plan for 'convergence' in 2010 and is still in the process of merging the two platforms. As part of this convergence, JDA has promised a clear path forward for existing users of either the Manu or i2 TMS platforms. At the time of this article, JDA has begun getting some traction with the converged solution – though many 'legacy' clients are still on the fence waiting to see some additional success or uptick in adoption of the converged solution (specifically for migrating users).
This dialogue is geared towards those existing users of either Manugistics TMS or i2 TMS, to highlight some of the changes that you might expect from this converged product. Discussing this with me is Utpal Patel, a partner in JBF Consulting's TMS practice since 2012. Utpal has worked with the i2 product since 1999, with consulting exposure in industries ranging from High-Tech, Oil & Gas, Government, and Industrial.
The Odd Couple: Can Manugistics get along with i2?
BRAD: So – let's just get this off the table first. You spent several years at i2 during the 'boom' time. Did you hate us (Manugistics) just as much as we hated you?
UTPAL: We did loathe Manu as it offered stiffest competition with our prospects, especially in the TMS space!
BRAD: Well, at least we are in agreement on that! Now, we know that JDA will essentially be utilizing the i2 'engine' for the majority of the TMS' horsepower. But, if you are a legacy Manugistics client – you must be skeptical about how easy JDA can possibly make a 'migration' into the Converged solution. Considering the level of effort clients will 'likely' need to move into the new JDA platform, what do you think the biggest benefit will be for existing Manugistics TMS users (at any level – whether IT or Business)?
UTPAL: There are many benefits to the converged solution. The strength of the i2 engine has been its richness in representing real world transportation constraints and advanced solving techniques that address broad class of distribution problems. In their major release 8.0 announced last year, JDA has taken a major step in providing solutions for international logistics with multi-mode legs that include vessel bookings. They enhanced the data utilities that are supported out-of-the-box to allow existing clients to leverage existing integration methodologies. Legacy Manugistics TMS (prior to version 7.5.2) clients will also appreciate the introduction of the concept of Smartbench in the major release which enhances the usability of the transportation planning and management functions and I believe this was picked and integrated from the Manugistics solution.
BRAD: Yes, in my view – the biggest weakness of the legacy Manugistics TMS platform was it's functionality in International Transportation. I recall numerous implementation 'workarounds' to allow the Manu TMS to plan Ocean & Air international. We had some shortcomings on the rating side, which were improved in the 7.6+ releases…but, there was still a very manual approach to international execution. Bookings were manually assembled, ocean and air schedules were difficult to import. So, it seemed that the solution was still very reliant on the in-country Freight Forwarder to play a big role. There wasn't the process automation and direct integration with ocean and air carriers that many shippers (and the industry analysts) were envisioning.
To your latter point, I think the Smartbench is a great tool with a lot of inherent flexibility in the design (though to be fair, JDA offered this on the Manu product since 7.5.2). There are myriad different ways for a user to customize their experience – which is a definite step in the right direction for JDA. But – in my opinion, the Smartbench is more of an 'Analyst-Level' tool and not a 'Load Planning' tool. The architecture of the Smartbench makes it rather sluggish and the UX flexibility actually makes it more complicated for Load Planners. Those are the biggest dings against an otherwise good front-end.
We are still missing Dashboards though. Will Manu clients get any additional benefit from the i2 parts with respect to this? I have many clients that want tactical views of their aggregated data on a real-time basis. Competing products like LeanLogistics LeanTMS do this very well. They aggregate or 'roll-up' a cut of the data to provide a snapshot of all loads for a particular user. It might display high-level metrics of things such as 'Load Count by Status' so the planner quickly sees how many Loads were Rejected (for example). Side by side with other things like 'New Orders to Plan', 'Loads in Exception', etc. To date, JDA (Manugistics) has relied on the Reporting engine for this. But, in my view it's not 'real-time' enough for a Load Planner (nor is it easy to use).
Any improvements to speak of that might address this? Or, are we stuck in the Reporting abysss?
UTPAL : It is interesting you made a point about sluggishness of the Smartbench and how it can be viewed as an "Analyst-Level" and not a "Load-Planning" tool based on your Manu experience. JDA has made significant improvements to empower the load planners to get summarized views about the happenings in the network on the key load metrics( total weight, total volume, total distance travelled, cost etc.).
The Smartbench has been enhanced not only to give dashboard views about happenings in the transportation network but it also supports drill down to specific loads and shipments for exception management. Users can customize the views for the load and shipment metrics of interest and set up alerts for violations. Violations are flagged in the Smartbench and could be also delivered as notifications on your cell. This is very powerful as users get immediate visibility into issues and can investigate rather quickly by drilling down into load and shipment details and can invoke appropriate workflows for remediation. In my opinion, this feature was long overdue. Many of my past large clients expressed their desire to embrace exception driven transportation processes and with the usability enhancements that I have seen in Load Building and Load Processing workflows driven from within Smartbench, both the existing legacy Manugistics TMS and i2 TMS customers will benefit from the upgrade.
One of the major usability technology improvements JDA implemented in their last major release was adopting Rich Internet Technology (RIA) that provides dynamic interface to the users with high level of performance. The interface could be configured to embrace grids, gantt charts,maps etc in a single view thereby enhancing usability of the solution. In the past, i2 TMS could be beaten on the usability metric and we used to resort to performance management and analytics solution outside TMS to wow the prospects. JDA definitely has got it right with release 8.0 and when I spoke to a senior JDA product strategy executive at FOCUS 2013, he assured that their roadmap includes continuous improvements on usability aspects of the solution with specific emphasis on Role based UI improvements and expanding mobility features in TMS execution for "real-time" actions.
BRAD: Okay – I'm such a geek, but I'm officially excited now! I can't tell you how long the market has been waiting for enterprise-class applications to adopt 21st century technology around user experience. When I started using the Manugistics TMS product, we were still on 'green screens' and then client-server. The 'apps' that today's software vendors are rolling out in the cloud are simply beautiful (SmartSheet, Basecamp, Harvest, GoogleApps, Apple, etc) and the focus has been on usability over feature functionality.
In my view, it's unfortunate that the enterprise-class vendors started this whole 'feature function' arms race back in the 1990's. They should have been focusing more attention on the user experience. I see so many clients struggle with the sheer volume of configuration options and product complexity. These clients would rather "jump ship" because it felt like too much functionality for their needs, as opposed to investing in learning and leveraging the functionality.
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Renowned tech expert Shelly Palmer called CES 2017 "the most important CES probably in the last 20 years." That's no small claim considering the groundbreaking, now ubiquitous products that have debuted at the tradeshow in the past two decades, such as DVDs, HDTVs and DVRs.
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Turning the home into a full-fledged hub was another trend at CES. The debut of the LG Hub Robot was Jetsons-like in its appearance, although its functionality is more limited — it promises to connect LG's smart appliances in the home for greater efficiency.
As consumers adopt smart home technology and connected appliances, the amount of data generated in the home will be unprecedented, giving brands the opportunity to obtain a more holistic understanding of consumers. As Palmer put it, the new paradigm is "We do life and create data." This is a strong indicator that the data economy is poised to become much stronger, and that data sharing will become more ubiquitous and necessary to create incremental value for consumers, such as having your fridge order your groceries for you.
But it's a double-edged sword, as there will also be more opportunities for analytics to unwittingly uncover behaviors consumers may prefer to keep private. Keeping consumer trust will be paramount. They will only trust brands that adhere to the ethical use of data in their management and sharing of data.
Cord-cutting has rapidly accelerated into a full-blown phenomenon, with 1 in 4 households no longer subscribing to a pay-TV service. That number is sure to increase with the latest wireless antenna technology unveiled at CES, which allows consumers to cut the cord and still get local broadcast stations — key for watching sporting events and popular network programs.
Services like these give consumers more opportunities to control content and shut advertisers out. While advertisers are used to innovations that attempt to minimize their impact like DVRs, cord cutting is an unstoppable shift that demands an evolving strategy for TV advertising. Many advertisers have already begun experimenting with new TV ad delivery mechanisms like addressable TV. VOD has proven to be an ideal testing ground for brands, according to Acxiom's Eric Schmitt. Watch him discuss how brands are leveraging Advanced TV to embrace omnichannel integration here.
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Silk Road: Code Raven 6 by Lynda Filler – Review by Dori Cousley
SILK ROAD by Lynda Filler
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Silk Road by Lynda Filler is the sixth book in the Code Raven Series. Silk Road is filled with action, adventure and lots of mystery. Silk Road keeps you turning the page to find out what is going to happen next. You will not put Silk Road down as you are totally immersed in it. The writing by Ms. Filler is engaging, flows and has many twists and turns. Her characters are well developed and very believable. It was nice to see that the gang was back fighting the many wrong going on in the world. Each book in the series has just gotten better and better. I highly recommend Silk Road as well as the Code Raven Series.


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Mad Men recap: Pete and Lane fight!
Pete and Lane come to blows, Ken reveals a surprising talent, and Don wears a stupendous new sports coat
Last week on AMC's The Wide World of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce, Matthew Weiner and Co. took a head-first dive into the morbid and macabre, and the sudden, atypical shift in tone unsettled many viewers (to say the least). Last night's episode opened with dire footage of real-life car wrecks, and yet another true American horror story — the infamous University of Texas tower sniper — served as the hour's official historical signpost. Instead of yet another grim tale, however, we were treated to some of the best laugh-out-loud comedy the show's ever provided. As a bright-eyed teenage girl said last night, "Things seem so random all of a sudden." She was talking about the times, an early symptom of a culture starting to careen into the tumult of the next three years. But she could've been speaking about Mad Men itself, which so far has zig-zagged from mod French musical to poignant domestic melodrama, from gothic accounts of spine-chilling mass murder to the giddily satisfying sight of Lane Pryce thumping Pete Campbell to the floor. More than ever, I have no idea what to expect when I tune in. I don't know about you, but I'm digging the fizzy uncertainty.
This isn't to say "Signal 30" — the pulpy, sci-fi-y title of the driver's educational film Pete had to watch to (finally) get his license — didn't dwell on some dark issues. Both Lane and Pete confronted feelings of purposelessness and alienation, of hidden vulnerabilities and the deficit between their starry-eyed ambitions and the ledger of their actual lives. And it was hilarious.
Let's start with Lane. It was July 30, the day of the 1966 World Cup finals between England and West Germany. But Lane wasn't exactly leaping at the chance to head out to a local English ex-pat pub to watch the game with his wife Rebecca (Embeth Davidtz). "You don't even know what's good for you!" she said, exasperated. Lane, though, was firm: These were her friends they were to meet up with, not his. He's never liked football — that's his father's game. And, besides, "I hate this business of bringing England over in pieces," he said. "It's strictly for the homesick." Rebecca tried a different approach. The pub was "for immigrants, like us!"
The argument worked, but it also underlined how much Lane is a man without a country. He yearns to make a clean break from the oppression of his fatherland, beguiled by his adopted home, what with its kept women who flirt with strangers on the phone and its exotic mistresses who wear bunny costumes to work. But he still cannot help but feel a mad rush of national pride after England's 4-2 World Cup victory. (It remains England's only World Cup championship, due in part to a controversial goal that many believe should not have been counted.) Better yet, Lane's heritage also provided him with the chance to feel truly useful at the office; Edwin Baker (David Hunt), the husband of Rebecca's new friend, was the PR chief at Jaguar, and the company was looking to break into the U.S. market in a big way. SCDP was to be the one and only potential suitor for the gig.
It was a big get: A car campaign, the firm's first, a chance to burnish their rep as a serious place of business. The rest of Lane's fellow partners saw the potential immediately. Well, except for Pete, who was reflexively jealous that he hadn't landed it. "We'd probably have to hire 10 people who will be on the payroll for months!" he sneered before attempting a comically awful British accent: "My lordy! New business! Not here, sir!"
Naturally, everyone ignored him. But he wasn't the only one whose judgement was hobbled by a fragile ego. When Lane was offered help to close the deal, he waved it off, confident he and Edwin could relate to each other, "Englishman to Englishman."
NEXT PAGE: Roger shares some trade secrets with Lane
Wisely, Roger still offered Lane some unsolicited advice on how to navigate Jaguar's "R.F.P." (or "request for proposal"), a questionnaire riddled with land mines like "have you ever been fired off of an account?" Noting ruefully that he was "professor emeritus of accounts," Roger explained how he handles clients with such finesse, delivering a perfect lesson in how to get anyone to tell you want you want to know, and they don't want to tell you. (Big kudos to John Slattery, who also directed the episode, for this revealing peek inside Roger's kimono.) First, don't drink too much: Order a scotch with ice and water, let it dilute, and sip it — the client's the one who should be three sheets to the wind. Second, let the client do the talking while you "smile and sit there like you've got no place to go." And most importantly, when they let something revealing slip during the entrée, wait to pounce on this vulnerability until dessert, when you confide that you share the same problem, whether really you do or not. Then you're together in the conspiracy, and the friendship is sealed. Do it all right, and they'll be giving you the right answers to the R.F.P. in no time.
Alas, Lane did none of it right. His hamfisted attempts to provoke Edwin into some kind of juicy revelation — "I've heard men talk with dark permanence about those years," he intoned after learning Edwin was in North Africa during WWII — just kept backfiring. "I'll be honest with you Lane," said Edwin, "I haven't a complaint in the world."
Lane tried to put a good face on his failure to Roger and Pete, but Pete bigfooted the deal, telling Lane he, Roger, and Don would take Edwin for a business dinner, which would allow Lane to remain the pure friend who can then bring the deal home. I'll get to what happened at that dinner in a bit, but suffice it to say Lane's plan to relate "Englishman to Englishman" with Edwin had one major flaw: Edwin actually had left the old world behind. He was already prepared to give SCDP the Jaguar account; he was just looking for someone to provide him with some fun.
Edwin told Pete, Don, and Roger that he didn't think he and Lane "have the same taste in this area." Pete interpreted that to mean Edwin thought Lane was "a homo" — which Pete was all too happy to throw back in Lane's face, the first volley in their eventual fisticuffs. (More on that in a bit, too.) But I think Edwin just meant that Lane was a prude, too stuffy and odd, too British. After his fight with Pete, Lane nursed his injuries, and his pride, in his office — the door locked, the world shut out. The only person he would even consider letting in: Joan, with a bucket of ice, and a sympathetic ear.
"What do I do here?" Lane asked her, laying himself bare. "I mean, truly."
Joan, as always, seemed to know exactly the right thing to say, at exactly the right moment: "If they've tried to make you feel different than them, you are," she told the man who believed he belonged nowhere. "That's a good way to be." Moved beyond words, Lane planted one on her, arguably the most American thing he's ever done. I highly doubt Joan has revealed to anyone in the office that she'd kicked out her husband two weeks prior. All the same, this kiss, as great as it was, made me nervous she and Lane were about to start an affair. But then Joan walked over to the door, opened it, and sat back down at Lane's side, pretty much the classiest possible way to handle the situation. Lane sheepishly apologized. "About what?" she asked. "Everyone in this office has wanted to do that to Pete Campbell." God, I love Joan so much.
NEXT PAGE: Pete Campbell, the human drip
While Pete was facing down a similar personal crisis — Am I master of my own destiny? Does anyone else value who I am and what I do? — his felt far more pathetic, and disquieting. When we first see Pete, he was at driving school, laughing, literally, at death. Well, he was probably just as amused as I was by the so-bad-it's-brilliant opening crawl to the film: "This is not a Hollywood production as can readily be seen. The quality is below their standards. However, most of these scenes were taken under adverse conditions, nothing has been staged." But he was also the only one laughing. It caught the attention of fellow classmate and high school senior Jenny Gunther (Amanda Bauer). She in turn caught Pete's eye, which keenly surveyed her body, resting on her flower-tipped flip-flops, tapping against her heel.
That tapping segued into the drip-drip-dripping of his kitchen sink, a potent (if on the nose) manifestation of the gnawing dissatisfaction Pete felt about his life, and his need to be master of his castle, his kingdom. Fed up, Pete grabbed his tool box, crawled under the sink, twisted a random valve, and the drip was gone. The problem seemed solved. Pete was in control.
Back at driving class, Pete chatted up Jenny, as the two of them stood in front of a high school trophy case, a shrine to the forgotten glories of youth. When she mentioned the botanical gardens in the Bronx, Pete bragged that his family had been a benefactor for it long ago. "We should go some Sunday soon," he said with alarming ease. "We'd be V.I.P.'s." Jenny was aware enough to be unnerved by the sudden violence of the world she was about to graduate into, but I was struck by just how young she was, with her blonde ponytail and bubblegum pink sleeveless shirt and pants. She was still too innocent to be unnerved by this older man, making a pass at her for the very reason that she was so innocent.
Enter: Don Draper. Pete and Trudy were having a dinner party, and thanks to Trudy and Megan's machinations, they finally got Don to drive out to the Campbell's home in the tony Greenwich, Conn. neighborhood of Cos Cob. There would be no talk of work, or babies. It would just be an evening of good food and copious drinks. Pete eagerly showed off his new seven-foot-long music cabinet to Don and Ken Cosgrove — "I've never lived on the ground floor before, and we don't share any walls, so I can make it as loud as I want" — and Don, wearing a spectacular white, red, and blue plaid sport coat, took it all in with a bemused benevolence. The evening wasn't as awful as he'd feared. Pete was actually being decent. The dinner table conversation was lively, even when it turned to talk of the University of Texas sniper, and the rifle Pete's still has in his office. And Megan was finally able to figure out the name of Ken's wife, Cynthia (Larisa Oleynik), the climax to a great running gag.
BOOM! The kitchen sink blew. Pete ran off to get his tool box, but Don pulled off his dress shirt and took charge. "Look, it's Superman," said Cynthia, as all three women swooned. By the time Pete returned, Don had already shut off the water, and while he rummaged through his tool box, Don grabbed a screwdriver and had the sink working again in a jiff. Everyone, including Pete, applauded. Turns out Pete's quick fix had turned the supply of water all the way up, forcing too much water into the valve until it just burst. He wasn't in command — he'd just made the problem worse, and he wasn't even the alpha male in his own home. Trudy appeared with their baby daughter, crying due to the commotion, and they all stopped to admire the infant. Pete shrugged. "I take no credit for her at all," he said with a weary smile.
At his next driving class, Jenny confided in Pete that she'd gotten drunk on vanilla extract. She'd transgressed, and Pete was her confessor. He pounced. So what about going to the gardens on Sunday? But before she could answer, in walked Handsome, literally. The strapping, tanned jock was a classmate of Jenny's — his real name was Hanson, but everyone called him Handsome, because Matthew Weiner just could not help himself. The kid mistook Pete for the instructor, and the spell was broken. Jenny and Handsome hit it off, and Pete receded into the background, as his eyes surveyed the effortless beauty of the young buck, beauty that Pete himself had never had in his life.
NEXT PAGE: The beginning of the end of Pete Campbell?
Cut to: Roger, Pete, and Don in a high class brothel — i.e. the "fun" that Edwin Baker was looking for. Another blonde worked over Pete's wounded pride — "you're one of those guys who's stronger than he looks" — and pulled him into her room. As he left, Pete looked over at Don, hoping he and Don would be together in the conspiracy, sealing their friendship. But Don, who always liked Trudy so much better than her husband, couldn't even look at Pete. In the hooker's room, Pete, steaming from Don's disapproval, was in a sour mood: "You any good at this or not?" So she played the sympathetic girlfriend. "Nope." She tried the virginal high schooler — like Jenny. "Nope." Finally, she leaned forward on all fours, and cooed, "You're my king." Bingo.
In the cab home with Don, Pete sulked, incredulous that Don Draper of all people was judging him for sleeping around. Why no reproving looks for Roger? "Roger is miserable. I didn't think you were," Don said with a scowl. "I have it all," Pete scoffed bitterly.
The next morning, Lane was furious. The account had been lost. Edwin had been caught by his wife "with chewing gum on his pubis!" Don, Roger, and Pete burst out laughing, and Pete, suddenly back at the cool kids table, lashed out at Lane. "You have no idea what you're doing!" screamed the man who had no idea how to fix his kitchen sink. "In fact, as far as I can tell, our need for you disappeared the day after you fired us." It was one snotty insult too far. Lane wanted satisfaction, calling Pete "a grimy little pimp!" (The British are just so much better at insults, aren't they?) As the two removed their jackets, Bert, Roger, and Don looked on, incredulous. "I know cooler heads should prevail," said Roger, "but am I the only one who wants to see this?" Not by a long shot, Roger.
Pete got in the first volley, but after Lane landed his first punches, it dawned on Pete as he shook off the birds circling his skull that he was going to lose. He would always be the beta wolf, always be struggling for scraps of respect and power and friendship. He kept on fighting — "You want some more, Mr. Toad?!" — but after two hard punches to the face, Pete went down, taking the coffee service with him. Don tried to reassure him, but his words rang hollow. Pete retreated to his office, passing Joan and Peggy, who'd been eavesdropping on the brawl. "I don't know about you two, but I had Lane," quipped Roger.
You know, I was rolling with laughter throughout this entire sequence, but writing about it now makes me oddly sad. It's a real tribute to Vincent Kartheiser's performance that I still somehow care about this weasel. The man is so un-self-aware, that even after his one-time mentor beats the stuffing out of him, he's still a black hole of entitled self-pity. "Why were we even having a fight at work?" he said as he rode the elevator down with Don, his eyes welling with tears. "This is an office. We're supposed to be friends." I swear Don almost imperceptibly shook his head here, as amazed as I was that Pete can say the things he's said to Lane (and everyone else) and still expect friendship in return. But at least Pete cannot delude himself anymore on that score: "I have nothing, Don."
Between all the pointed talk about Pete's rifle, and Don's comment that going to the suburbs is "when you really want to blow your brains out," I really wonder if we're being set up to expect Pete to do just that. Matthew Weiner knows that you cannot show a gun in Act 1 and not have it go off in Act 3. The question I'm left with now: Whether Pete's so selfish that he'd actually go through with it.
NEXT PAGE: Don and Ken make contentment interesting
There was a fleeting moment when Don also appeared to be flirting with the notion of suicide, when we caught him doodling a noose during the first partner's meeting. In hindsight, it was an peculiar aberration, since otherwise Don appeared as contented as he's been in years, maybe ever. He let Megan curb his drinking before the dinner party, and acquiesced to her demand that he put on that outstanding summer sports coat. (How much you wanna bet those things make a fashion come back?) And he hung out in that brothel with nary a flicker of temptation to partake of its pleasures — although that could be because it was so familiar to him. (Side note: My very favorite moment of the episode may be when the brothel's madam discretely suggested that if Don wasn't interested in any of the women at her establishment, "a friend of mine has an apartment — may be more what you're looking for. And he's walking distance." Don's perfect reaction: "Best I've ever seen that done.")
Driving home from the Campbell's, a hot and bothered and very drunk Don even sidled up to Megan and suggested they "make a baby." Megan's reaction was a curious one: "No. That's impossible." Did she mean that literally? Or did she mean the same thing a sober Don told Pete that night in the cab? "Look," said Don, "I'm just trying to tell you that because I am who I am and I've been where I've been that you don't get another chance at what you have."
"Brave words for a man on his second time 'round," sniffed Pete.
"Yeah. And if I'd met her first, I would've known not to throw it away."
Don's maturity, his desire to live up to the promise he made to himself last season that he doesn't "want to be that man anymore," was really heartening to see. But I was even more impressed with Ken Cosgrove. Throughout Mad Men's run, Ken has been the good-natured yin to Pete's high strung yang — the JFK to Pete's Nixon — and last night we saw how Ken has dealt with dissatisfaction at the office. Rather than stew and plot, or spiral into self destruction, he buckled down and pursued his true passion, writing fiction, and found real success publishing them in sci-fi/fantasy magazines. His wife's uncle from Farrar Straus was even interested in publishing his 20 best stories in an anthology. (Certainly one of them would be "The Punishment of X4," which already has at least one high profile fanfic author.)
Ken was writing under a not-so-veiled pen name — Ben Hargrove — partly out of an innate sense of modesty, but mostly because he knew his bosses would not think so well of his moonlighting. And indeed, when Pete ratted Ken out, Roger dressed him down: "As a fellow unappreciated author and a friend, let me tell you, when this job is good, it satisfies every need. Believe me. I remember." But rather than give up, Ken dug in even deeper, killing off Ben Hargrove and forsaking genre fiction for straightforward short stories under the new name Dave Algonquin. And what better way to get back at Pete than to have his first story be about him: "The Man with the Miniature Orchestra," about a fellow named Coe — i.e. the namesake of founders of the community of Cos Cob — who still cries while listening to Beethoven's 9th Symphony — i.e. the same music that was playing on Pete's music system during their party. "It might have been living in the country that was making him cry," wrote Ken, as we watched Pete back in driving school, impotently witnessing Handsome's hand reach up Jenny's skirt. "It was killing him with it's silence, and loneliness. Making everything ordinary too beautiful to bear."
What did you make of "Signal 30"? Funniest episode ever? Do you feel sorry for Pete? And what did you make of Ken's pact with Peggy — if he jumps ship to another firm, she's going with him?
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July 31, 2019 10:14 AM
ALBANY, N.Y. (WHEC) — Governor Andrew Cuomo signed two more gun-control bills into law Wednesday.
The governor signed legislation preventing school districts in New York state from arming teachers. Any person who is not primarily employed as a school resource officer, law enforcement officer or security guard will not be allowed to carry a firearm on school grounds.
Cuomo also directed state police to establish regulations for the safe removal of illegal, unsecured, abandoned or unwanted firearms.
"The answer to the gun violence epidemic plaguing this country has never been and never will be more guns, and today we're expanding New York's nation-leading gun safety laws to further protect our children," Cuomo said. "These measures will help slow the proliferation of guns by keeping unneeded firearms out of school zones and helping to ensure unwanted or illegal guns don't fall into dangerous hands."
Earlier this week, Cuomo passed legislation that extends the background check waiting period, bans bump stocks and undetectable guns, and expands firearm safe storage laws.
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