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Restore from a backup
Use the
tsm maintenance restore command to restore your Tableau Server data. You might do this if you had a system failure and need to restore your data, if you need to switch back to a previous version of Tableau Server (for example, if there is a problem with an upgrade), or if you are moving Tableau Server to new hardware. You can use the
tsm maintenance restore command to restore Tableau Server backups created using
tabadmin backup and
tsm maintenance backup. If you are restoring a backup created using
tabadmin backup, and you used a custom asset key, you must save a copy of your
asset_keys.yml file so you can include the file when doing your restore.
Database backups made in other ways, and virtual machine snapshots are not valid sources for restoring Tableau Server.
When you use
tsm maintenance restore to restore your Tableau data, data extract files and the contents of the PostgreSQL database are overwritten with the content in the backup
file (
.tsbak). If you are running a distributed installation of Tableau Server, perform the restore on the initial node or where ever the TSM Controller is running.
You can only restore from a backup that has the same type of identity store as the running server. For example, a backup from a server using local authentication can be restored to a Tableau Server initialized with local authentication, but a backup from a server using Active Directory authentication cannot be restored to a server initialized with local authentication.
Restore Tableau Server from a backup file
Note: This operation includes steps that you may need to perform using the TSM command line.
(Optional) Copy the
.tsbakfile to the default file location.
restorecommand expects a backup file in the directory defined in the TSM
basefilepath.backuprestorevariable. By default:
C:\ProgramData\Tableau\Tableau Server\data\tabsvc\files\backups\
For more information about file paths and how to change them, see tsm File Paths.
Note: If you are restoring a backup that was copied into the backups folder, ensure that the Run As service account, which can be found in TSM Web UI under Security, has at least Read access to the backup file. Otherwise, the restore process may not be able to unzip the backup file and the restore will fail.
Stop the server. At a command prompt, type:
tsm stop
Restore from a backup file. At a command prompt, type:
tsm maintenance restore --file <file_name>
In the above line, replace
<file_name>with the name of the backup file you want to restore from.
Restart the server:
tsm start
When you restore a
.tsbak file, Tableau Server automatically creates a copy of its current
data folder, names it
tabsvc.bak-*, and places it in
C:\ProgramData\Tableau\Tableau Server
\data. This folder is an emergency backup of Tableau Server that Tableau Support may be able to use in case something goes wrong during backup restoration.
When the restore is complete and you have verified that Tableau Server is running correctly with all the expected data, it's safe to remove any
tabsvc.bak-* folders from
C:\ProgramData\Tableau\Tableau Server
\data to free additional disk space. In Tableau Server clusters,
tabsvc.bak-* folders are created on each machine running Tableau Server.
Important: Only remove the
tabsvc.bak-* folders. Do not remove the
tabsvc folder, which is also located under
C:\ProgramData\Tableau\Tableau Server
\data. It contains necessary Tableau Server data.


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Revealed: Joey Hi-Fi's Cover for Stray – An Anthology of Animal Stories and Poems Edited by Helen Moffett and Diane Awerbuck
Feast your eyes on the cover for the forthcoming Stray: an anthology of animal stories and poems, edited by Helen Moffett and Diane Awerbuck and published by Modjaji Books.
A deadbeat printer wakes up to discover a most unusual pet – a sphinx – in his home; a hijacked taxi full of sleeping baboons leads to a riot in a shopping mall; a python handler engages in a war of wits with Soweto police; a fire on Chapman's Peak reveals an impossibly rare creature; a very feisty cat gets mixed up with a drug-smuggling ring; a trickster trains his dog to masquerade as a service animal – and more.
Suitable for animal-lovers of all ages, there's something here for every reader – funny, quirky, fantastic, sad, reflective and exciting, these stories, extracts and poems will leave you purring.
Royalties from the book will go to TEARS Animal Rescue.
Stray includes journalism, fiction, humour, poetry and memoir. It's a blend of classic works and fresh new material written especially for this cause.
The following authors have generously contributed or written stories and other works for free to help raise funds:
Arthur Attwell, Diane Awerbuck Gabeba Baderoon, Robert Berold, Margaret Clough, Mike Cope, Colleen Crawford-Cousins, Gail Dendy, Richard de Nooy, Isobel Dixon, Nerine Dorman, Finuala Dowling, Tom Eaton, Justin Fox,Damon Galgut, Robyn Goss, Michiel Heyns, Colleen Higgs, Jenny Hobbs, Liesl Jobson, Rustum Kozain, Jacqui L'Ange, Sarah Lotz, Sindiwe Magona, Siphiwo Mahala, Julia Martin, Joan Metelerkamp, Niq Mhlongo, Thando Mgqolozana, Helen Moffett, Mmatshilo Motsei, Paige Nick, SA Partridge, Henrietta Rose-Innes, Bev Rycroft, Alex Smith, Fiona Snyckers, Ivan Vladislavić, Zukiswa Wanner, James Whyle, Makhosazana Xaba.
The book will be launched at the Open Book Festival on 9 September at Straight no Chaser. Time: 9.30 – 10.30 PM. The event will be free (but ticketed – RSVPs will be necessary as Helen Macdonald – author of H is for Hawk – will be the special guest, and will read).
There will also be a launch in Joburg (details to follow) and at Kalk Bay Books on 23 September, 6 for 6.30 PM.

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Will Kirk
Middle Distance Triathlete
2019 Results
Carl Shaw
Short Distance Triathlete
2019 Results
- 1st East Leake Sprint Triathlon
- 1st Skipton Sprint Triathlon
2018 Results
Leon Wright
TT & Climbing Specialist
2018 Results
Ellie Cooper
Road Cyclist
Road Cycling Team
Race Hub Road Cycling team
2019 Results
2019 Results
Tom Hill
- 4th at EMMW: Darley Moor – Promoted by Ashfield R.C. (The Three-Four (Cat 3/4))
- 5th at Matlock CC Darley Moor Circuit Race #2 (Cat 3/4 Male)
Adam Turner
Velo99 Race Team
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Challenge Anhui the first taste of Iron distance racing for Tom Davis
Challenge Anhui, what an event. From the moment I agreed to do this race, it was a step into the unknown. - My first Full distance, - My first time in ChinA - my first run ever over 26km - My first ride ever over 170km... I'd gone into this with very little...read more
Blithfield Triathlon Team Time Trial
The Blithfield Tri TTT This is the first triathlon team event like this I've done. The race is a 3up time trial across all 3 discipline with teams setting off 2min apart. With this format you are only as strong as your weakest link. Which means if you are that weakest...read more
Woodhall Spa 2019
This past weekend we had a lot of Race Hubbers out in force at Woodhall Spa triathlon. We had great success with Carl Shaw taking the overall win, but its also nice to hear from the 'normal' athletes. Pauline kindly stepped forward to tell the tail of her race and...read more
Tom Davis cooks himself at Challenge Walchsee
A race that I came to in 2018 and I was excited to return, as it's such a stunning race, and one that I didn't feel I did justice last year. The days leading up to the race were less than standard, with temperatures up around mid 30's, training was limited to early in...read more
Tom Davis regular weekly brick session
Tom Davis is having a great year. It just seems he just can't get enough triathlon racing in his diet to fill his hungry belly. His non stop racing approach appears to be working as he keeps getting stronger and stronger (Will he take a break soon?). This vein of form...read more
The Challenge Championship
So, the Challenge Championship in Samorin, Slovakia. Where do I start. Well first off the venue. It's held at the X-bionic sphere, a purpose build Olympic training centre, and I tell you what you'd be hard pushed to find a better venue than this. it's got everything...read more


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Your garden is the perfect place to celebrate Halloween. Gardening in your home is a perfect place to be the main core in creating a scary and unique atmosphere when Halloween comes. You can make lots of ideas with your garden, from making unique and frightening replicas of funerals, Halloween Pumpkin Gardens and of course many more.
With a garden full of ghosts with replica bones can be a scary sight. You can also use benches and beds equipped with unique decorations with bones as a Halloween ghost appearance. You can also add Halloween special words to give a thicker Halloween atmosphere.
And because Halloween is basically celebrated outdoors, we can't wait to decorate the garden to create a lively and magical atmosphere! That's why we need to pay special attention to outdoor areas, which is very important to leave a lasting impression and amaze the neighbors and visitors. And that is a Halloween skeleton that invites him to the park to bring a lively and creepy atmosphere.
Now Halloween has become a center of intense attention. As discussed if you prefer more or less creepy decorations, you can bet on a skeleton, a replica of a ghost witch, and all kinds of scary creatures. Suspended, hung on the front of the house or installed in a garden chair or bench, they will go creep for your family and future children to claim treats.
Garden decoration ideas for Halloween vary according to personal taste. Therefore we can count on the silhouettes of the witch, Jack O'Lantern's pumpkin, and the skeleton that will decorate the garden in an unpleasant and creative final rendering.
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How? You like it, I hope this article can help you decorate your garden in celebrating Halloween this year.


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Since I don't even know where to look for the root of the problem, I guess I'll just have to point everything out.
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- 6. Timing
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eeNews: How did you progress through the company? Who were your influencers, mentors?
Carlo Bozotti: Well then I moved to Agrate [SGS' headquarters site] at the beginning of 1980 to take on technical marketing for bipolar analog ICs. Prior to that SGS had essentially been a consumer/TV component maker and we were now looking to migrate and develop ICs for automotive, industrial and telecommunications applications. We were working with customers like Olivetti and Xerox. CMOS was not part of my marketing responsibility.
Castelletto was becoming about the move into smartpower and one of my influencers was Bruno Murari who was the technical leader on the development of BCD [manufacturing process for ICs that include bipolar, CMOS and DMOS power transistors] and also went on to help introduce MEMS at the company. Murari was awarded the Elmer Sperry Award in 2017 in recognition of his engineering achievements.
I remember our first smartpower product was U001, four power MOS with digital input in one chip. By this time, I was already spending time with customers but Murari was inspiring with his innovation and ability to meet customers' requirements.
And then Pasquale Pistorio joined the company as CEO in 1980 and there was a much faster move towards international business. I became a division manager with responsibility for automotive, industrial and telecom and then we merged with Thomson Semiconducteurs of France in 1987 and I had responsibility for telecommunications across SGS-Thomson with the R&D sites in Agrate, Castelletto, Grenoble and Rousset.
But I want to emphasize how important BCD was for us. It enabled us get into automotive
with a voltage regulator that could survive 80V voltage swings, into electronic typewriters and Daisywheel printers and into hard disk drives with motor drivers. The HDD has been very important. I remember working with Seagate Technologies and our first design wins with them at the time of the IBM PC 'junior' home computer in 1984.
We're still in HDDs but with much more complex ICs. Back then, as it is again today, it was about innovation and being differentiated.
In 1988 I became responsible for strategic marketing – this was my first corporate job – and then in 1991 Pasquale asked me to go to the United States to drive sales and marketing and I went with my wife and two children. We spent three years there. 1991 was difficult, it was immediately after the first Gulf War, but 1992 and 1993 were good years and by 1994 we had moved from $300 million in annual US sales to almost $1 billion.
Yes, we enjoyed the benefit of a recovery phase but it was also at this time we developed partnerships with important key customers – including Hewlett Packard – on inkjet technology.
eeNews: Were you ever tempted to leave ST and try your luck overseas, in the US, or anywhere else?
Carlo Bozotti: I never really tried to leave. I did have a number of opportunities. Texas Instruments approached me in middle of the 1980s. There was one very interesting offer in 1998 or 1999. It was for an optical communications company. It was Italian and optical fiber for telecommunications was a booming area. I then had three CEO positions offered to me in the 2000s. But I always felt I had many more opportunities in ST and I loved the work in our company.
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Perreault received numerous honors and accolades throughout his career. He was a two-time second-team All-Star and won the Calder Memorial Trophy (1971) and Lady Byng Memorial Trophy (1973). Perreault also played in eight All-Star Games and in the 1979 Challenge Cup. He was ranked by The Hockey News as the 47th best hockey player of all-time. Perreault was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1990 and his jersey #11 was retired by the Sabres that same year. Perreault also played for Team Canada in international competition, including the 1972 Summit Series and 1976 and 1981 Canada Cup.
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Press TV – Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa says his country's cooperation with Iran has strengthened and will continue to enhance regional security.
"The situation will improve in the future," Bajwa told Balochistan Chief Minister Jam Kamal Khan in the army's general headquarters in the western Pakistani city of Rawalpindi on Saturday.
"I am positive that security and military cooperation with Iran will improve the situation on the common border," he added.
Over the past years, the border area has witnessed several attacks targeting the countries' security forces, with the Iranian border guards paying the highest toll.
Most recently, six Pakistani soldiers were killed when a paramilitary convoy came under attack by gunmen during a routine patrol in the mountainous district of Kech.
Earlier this year, 12 Iranian border guards were abducted near the town of Mirjaveh in Iran's Sistan and Baluchestan province and taken into Pakistan in April. Five of the guards have been released last month, but the rest remain in captivity, despite Pakistan's repeated promises to have them freed.
In the deadliest incident, 11 Iranian border guards were killed in an ambush claimed by the Jaish ul-Adl terrorist group near Mirjaveh in April 2017, with the assailants fleeing into Pakistan after the attack.
Iran says it reserves the right to pursue such attackers back into neighboring countries. It announced full preparedness for joint anti-terror operations with Pakistan after terrorists killed the Pakistani troops recently.
Bajwa said maintaining the province's security was the focus of the Pakistani army, adding that the country's progress was linked to peace, stability, and progress in Balochistan.
"Enhanced security coordination on the Pakistani-Iranian border would further improve the security situation," he said, adding the fencing of Pakistan's border with Afghanistan would also contribute to the situation.


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There are a few simple steps before you can start using BranchCache for OSD. The steps can be described as the following steps, regardless of what deployment method you are using:
1.Generating a WinPE image with Support for BranchCache
2.Changing your deployment sequence to enable the BranchCache components in WinPE
3.Optional, change your sequence to move the cache content from WinPE to the new Operating System being deployed.
4.Optional, changing your deployment sequence to work with Image Downloads from a task Sequence in Windows Professional
5.Optional, change deployment sequence to detect an existing BranchCache Cache location on from within WinPE
6.Optional, implement reporting of BranchCache data
Then, all you need to do is to deploy using your favorite systems management tool and away you go! For more infor on each of these steps, please read on in the KB..


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Here are some alternative public transportations for getting around in Bandung.
The following is a list of recommended taxi companies in Bandung (with taxi meter) :
- Blue Bird Group Taxi Bandung. Phone: +62 22 7561234
- Cipaganti Taxi Bandung. Phone: +62 22 70070000
- Gemah Ripah Taxi Bandung. Phone: +62 22 4217070
Online Based Transportation
The following is available online based transportation can be downloaded on Play Store and App Store :
- Go-Jek (motorcycle and car)
- Grab (motorcycle and car)
City Public Transport or Angkutan Kota (Angkot)
Angkot is a small public minivan for transportation within the city.
Bandung Tour on Bus (Bandros)
New Bandung Tourism Bus for public
Several areas in the city can be comfortably discovered on foot including Dago Street to get to the conference venue.


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Object Oriented Programming or OOP is a particular way of programming that leverage the concept of Classes and Objects and the following 4 paradigms
- Abstraction: a process where you show only "relevant" data and "hide" unnecessary details of an object from the user.
- Encapsulation: a practice that bind the data with the code that manipulates it and keeps the data and the code safe from external interference
- Inheritance: the mechanism by which an object acquires the some (or all) properties of another object.
- Polymorphism: a way to process objects differently based on their data type. In other words objects can have the same name for a method but the implementation may differ.
If you are not familiar with these concepts I would recommend you to watch the following video that explains what is object oriented programming in a few minutes.
If you are familiar with Python and you want to see how these things work in practice I would recommend to follow the instructions in this video that explains how to create Python Classes using the Spyder IDE:
In the case you do not know what is an Integrated Developing Environment (IDE) this article will give you the basic and explains why you need an IDE.
If you put attention to the way the author of the video is writing the code you would probably notice that is following a certain naming convention. Some of these conventions are imposed by the compiler and there is no work around that. Other are best practices that will improve the readability of your code. As the majority of the example that you can find in internet follow these conventions I would recommend you to get familiar with the basic as you will save a lot of time in the long run.
This video introduce the basic (and most popularly accepted) conventions in JAVA. Python follow something similar as well:
More resources on naming conventions include:
Clearly this is just the tip of the iceberg of Object Oriented Programming. If you want to know more you could follow this class of MIT OpenCourseWare that should set a more concrete foundation if you are not familiar with the concept at all.Get the basic of Object Oriented #programming and build better #Software . Practical examples in #Java and #python . #softwaredevelopment #SoftwareEngineer Click To Tweet
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Agents and brokers are banned from doing business until further notice
Glens Falls, March 22, 2020 –Starting tonight at 8 pm, real estate agents and brokers have been designated non-essential businesses and are barred from performing real estate activities outside of their homes.
The executive order by Gov. Andrew Cuomo says real estate brokerages and many other businesses are not essential .
Until further notice, real estate agents and brokers cannot hold open houses, show properties to buyers, meet with sellers to present listing proposals, or get together for other face-to-face meetings with clients and customers. The executive order allows most home-centered real estate activities.
The executive order is unclear about activities related to properties currently under contract. The New York State Association of Realtors (NYSAR) says it is working with the governor's office to get clarification. In the meantime, NYSAR is advising agents they should "not attend closings unless their presence is essential to the successful completion of the transaction."
Also unclear is whether agents may accompany their buyers on "walk-through," the final look at the residence before the property closes. The executive order does not specifically prohibit buyers from previewing their prospective home before closing without real estate agents and brokers present, and promises to keep the Southern Adirondack Board of Realtors and other boards informed as more details become available.
Civil fines and mandatory closures for businesses that don't comply with the new mandate will be enforced beginning today (March 22) at 8 pm, Cuomo announced. He added that there will be no civil fines on individuals at this time for people who violate the policy, just businesses.
"These provisions will be enforced," he said. "These are not helpful hints. This is not if you really want to be a great citizen. These are legal provisions. They will be enforced. There will be a civil fine and mandatory closure for any business that is not in compliance. Again, your actions can affect my health. That's where we are."


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Thomas Fox @TommyLovesSoup
Parking Instructions for #CMCLE - Friday, January 18th.
We believed there would be a free option for parking for CreativeMorning this Friday (with a substantial walk) but unfortunately, that's not the case. There are some VERY affordable options in Playhouse Square, as low as $5 and less on the street. See the map detailing options and pricing in the neighborhood. There is also CSU Visitor parking a few blocks away for $4.
CreativeMornings will be on the 6th Floor of the IDEA Center, right next to the giant chandelier.
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When Jody Ackerman went on vacation, she immediately asked her father Buddy to watch her golden retriever Osi. Buddy and Osi got along well, and Jody trusted her dad to look after her beloved pup. She dropped the dog off at her dad's house in Palm Harbor, Florida and headed off for her trip.
Buddy and Osi had a great time together.
Buddy took Osi for lots of walks, which the dog loved. One morning, Buddy took Osi for a stroll by the pond behind his house. It was still dark out, making it hard for Buddy to see what was happening in the pond. Osi stopped to do his business, and that's when disaster struck.
"All of a sudden, I see the water rippling right along in here — almost seemed like an explosion," Buddy told WFTS-TV.
A gigantic, eight-foot-long alligator leaped out of the pond and grabbed onto Osi's backside with its powerful jaw.
Osi yelped in pain, and Buddy immediately jumped into action to save the dog. He started tugging at Osi, trying to get him away from the alligator.
"He was squealing a good bit when the thing grabbed him," Ackerman said. "Me, I'm a nervous wreck, I go up and slip and fall on my rear end, and the two of us are tugging. Alligator is going one way, I'm going the other."
Buddy then kicked the alligator on the snout twice, and the alligator finally let go of Osi. Buddy and Osi ran away as fast as they could.
"The thing opened its mouth real wide and backed up a little," Buddy said.
Thankfully, Osi wasn't injured during his encounter with the alligator. When they got home, Buddy called the Florida Fish and Wildlife Services' alligator nuisance hotline and told them about the gator. The FWS quickly came out and trapped the alligator, and they then relocated it.
Buddy also told his daughter about what happened. She was so happy that Osi and Buddy were okay, and she was amazed by the way her dad fought off the gator.
"My father is our hero, Osi and I are so very grateful that nobody was hurt," Jody said.
After the incident, Jody said she took Osi to read the alligator warning signs by the pond to make sure he understood them. Jody hopes this will be the last time she and Osi encounter any alligators.
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Dear TMP audiences,
Can you believe it's been 25 years since we produced our first show "Driving Miss Daisy"in the Newhall Audito- rium at Shattuck-St. Mary's School? Twelve years ago we presented the first play, "A Christmas Carol," at the Paradise Center for the Arts in the Bahl Family Auditorium. From the very beginning of the Paradise project, we worked hard with the Faribault Arts Center to make that dream come true. I look back on all of the dear friends I've made through The Merlin Players. To our founding Board of Directors I say thank you for daring to take the leap and to my current Board I am so grateful for your hard work as well. Over the years, we have had people that have moved away, and we have watched as our high school interns have gone on to successful lives. We have lost some dear friends. To Lois Vranesh, Craig Berg, Daniel Freeman, and George Langemo, your contributions to TMP were, and remain, invaluable. You are still dearly missed. Please consider joining us for our 25th season. We will work hard to continue to bring you high quality theater experiences filled with laughter, power and love. Look for our 25th Anniversary show in March, 2020 when we will bring together performers of songs and scenes from past shows. See you at the theater.
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State Pays $2.4M To Native American Tribe, Officially Recognizes It After 6 Years
After years of fighting, a New Jersey Native American tribe is once again officially recognized.
Attorney General Gurbir Grewal announced Thursday the state settled with the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation. As part of the settlement, the state will pay the tribe $2.4 million, and officially proclaim it has recognized the 3,000-member Native American tribe. The state made no admission of wrongdoing in the agreement.
"Tribal rights are important rights, and through this settlement we've been able to affirm the status of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Nation as an American Indian Tribe formally recognized by the state," Grewal said in the statement…Read More
NJ Agrees To Recognize Tribe, Pay $2.4M To End Court Battle
Law360 (November 15, 2018, 2:52 PM EST) New Jersey will affirm its prior recognition of the Nanticoke LenniLenape Tribal Nation as a staterecognized tribe under a $2.4 million settlement over claims that state officials wrongfully repudiated that status and thus caused the tribe to lose federal benefits, the parties announced Thursday.
In a deal resolving the tribe's federal and state lawsuits against the state attorney general, New Jersey acknowledged that it has officially recognized the 3,000member tribe as an American Indian tribe since 1982 and agreed to formally notify state and federal agencies of the tribe's official recognition status, the parties said.
The $2.4 million payment from the state will allow the tribe to rebuild its cultural and economic development programs, the tribe said.
"This fight to restore recognition has been lengthy, costly and sad," Tribal Principal Chief Mark Gould said Thursday in a statement. "But today New Jersey has reaffirmed that American Indians are not only part of its storied past, but valued partners in a shared future. We are ready to do our part to rebuild our relationship with the state government."
State Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal — who started in his position in January soon after Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy took office — said Thursday in a statement, "Tribal rights are important rights, and through this settlement we've been able to affirm the status of the Nanticoke LenniLenape Nation as an American Indian tribe formally recognized by the state."
"As a result of this settlement, there is no more ambiguity regarding the tribe's official status, and the tribe's forward progress cannot be impeded by any staterelated recognition issues," Grewal said. "I'm heartened that, through good faith negotiation, we've been able to resolve this matter fairly and bring an end to years of legal dispute."
The settlement — which officials said includes no admission of liability or wrongdoing on the state's part — ends a longrunning legal battle that began under the administration of Republican Gov. Chris Christie.
The tribe asserted that New Jersey had recognized it as an American Indian tribe in at least five ways accepted by federal agencies: a legislative resolution adopted in 1982, state statutes enacted in 1992 and 1995, an executive order signed in 2008, and decades of treatment by state agencies. That recognition enabled the tribe to obtain federal benefits.
In 2012, however, the U.S. Government Accountability Office issued a report that said it was New Jersey's official position that there are no staterecognized tribes in the state.
The tribe said it ultimately discovered from the federal government that a Christie administration employee assigned to the state Commission on American Indian Affairs had informed the GAO that New Jersey has no staterecognized tribes. The tribe filed its lawsuits in 2015.
As a result of New Jersey's reversal of its recognition status, the tribe had alleged it lost access to federal grants and scholarships, contracts previously won by tribally owned businesses and the ability to market and sell products as "Indianmade" under the Indian Arts and Crafts Act.
In an April brief supporting its summary judgment motion in the federal suit, the tribe said, "Federal benefits and opportunities of which the tribe had availed itself for decades vanished. The tribe's businesses collapsed. The tribe had no choice but to terminate its employees. The tribe closed its offices. The tribe's seniors, disabled persons, children and students lost critical assistance on which they relied in their daily lives."
"The attorney general, purported lawyer for the people of New Jersey, had become the primary persecutor of its original and most vulnerable residents," the brief said. That summary judgment motion was still pending before the parties reached the settlement.
The tribe had argued that the state's disavowal of its tribal status was based on the racial stereotype that all Native American tribes want to operate casinos and the unfounded belief that the tribe would attempt to leverage state recognition to acquire federal casino gambling rights. The tribe said it prohibits gambling as a source of its income.
According to Thursday's statement from the attorney general's office, both parties agree that the state recognition acknowledged under the settlement does not provide the tribe with federal casino gambling rights. The statement said the tribe "specifically 'disclaims any interest in casino gaming rights.'"
The state agreed under the deal that "its formal recognition is intended to help 'qualify the tribe for all federal and state benefits … for which staterecognized tribes are eligible,'" the statement said.
The federal agencies that New Jersey will formally notify of the tribe's recognition status include the Indian Arts and Crafts Board, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the U.S. Small Business Association and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the statement said.
Greg Werkheiser of Cultural Heritage Partners PLLC, one of the attorneys representing the tribe, said Thursday in a statement, "If the character of a nation is measured by how its treats its most vulnerable people, then today we have reason to celebrate this restoration of justice, but we all must do much better by our Native brothers and sisters."
The tribe is represented by Greg Werkheiser and Eden Burgess of Cultural Heritage Partners PLLC, and Frank Corrado of Barry Corrado Grassi & GillinSchwartz PC. The state is represented by Stuart M. Feinblatt of the state attorney general's office.
The cases are Nanticoke LenniLenape Tribal Nation v. Gurbir S. Grewal, case number 1:15cv05645, in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, and Nanticoke LenniLenape Tribal Nation v. Gurbir S. Grewal, case number L234315, in the Superior Court of New Jersey, County of Mercer.
Public Statement Of Gratitude By The Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation
Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation
The state of New Jersey officially recognized the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation as an American Indian tribe thirty-six years ago, in 1982. State recognition is important to tribes because it affirms that our people and culture are both part of the story of humanity's shared past and that we are present and valued in the modern world. State recognition also provides opportunities for tribes to advance our communities' wellbeing through access to essential federal grants for health, education, and workforce development, and by certifying our traditional arts and crafts as Indian-made.
In 2012, members of former New Jersey Governor's Chris Christie's administration acted to undermine our state recognition, causing our Tribe significant harm. State officials acted based on racial stereotypes about Indian tribes and gambling. Our Tribe is one of many that prohibits gambling as a source of our livelihood. We had no choice but to sue the state in federal and state courts alleging violations of the Tribe's rights under the United States and New Jersey Constitutions.
We are pleased that after six years of litigation against his office the new Attorney General of New Jersey has agreed to settle our legal claims. He has reaffirmed, in no uncertain terms, that New Jersey has indeed formally recognized the Tribe since 1982 and that the state reaffirmed that official recognition in multiple independently valid ways throughout the subsequent thirty-six years. Further, the Attorney General withdraws and nullifies any prior statements questioning the Tribe's recognition status. In addition, the state will compensate the Tribe for a portion of our significant economic losses suffered during this battle.
Beyond our Tribe, this outcome has significant implications throughout Indian Country, for the other two other state-recognized tribes in New Jersey whose status was similarly undermined and the tens of thousands of members of the more than sixty state-recognized tribes in other states who may rest more easily. This settlement establishes that states may not retroactively undermine tribal recognition by violating a tribe's rights to due process and equal protection of the laws.
We will immediately begin to reinvigorate cultural and community-building efforts for our people, hand-in-hand with partners old and new. We will be aided in this effort through the continuing assistance of our legal and policy counsel at Cultural Heritage Partners, PLLC, and with the prayers and support of neighbors near and far.
We hope and believe that this resolution will set the stage for the restoration of a positive, mutually respectful, and collaborative relationship between the Tribe, the State of New Jersey, and the government of the United States.
The Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation gives thanks the Creator for his blessings. We also express our profound gratitude to the following people and institutions whose efforts made this day possible:
- Our Tribal elders, who fought for recognition decades ago, and who mustered the strength to fight for its restoration in their twilight years.
- For their tireless and skillful efforts over six years to defend our civil rights, our legal counsel: Greg Werkheiser and Eden Burgess and their colleagues at the firm of Cultural Heritage Partners, PLLC, and Mr. Frank Corrado and his colleagues at the firm Barry, Corrado & Grassi, PC.
- For filing court briefs in support of our cause as Amici Curiae (Friends of the Court): The National Congress of American Indians, The Alliance of Colonial Era Tribes, The Indian Law Resource Center, the Salem Quarterly Meeting of the Society of Friends, The Greater New Jersey Conference of the United Methodist Church, and these parties' legal counsel in this matter, Joseph A. Patella at Hunton Andrews Kurth, LLP.
- For their fair, impartial, and thoughtful administration of justice: The Hon. Renee Marie Bumb, United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey; the Hon. Joel Schneider, United States Magistrate Judge for the District of New Jersey; and the Hon. Mitchel E. Ostrer, George S. Leone, and Francis J. Vernoia, judges for the Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey.
- For his effective services as a mediator, the Hon. Dennis Michael Cavanaugh, United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey (ret.).
- For their expertise in assessing financial damages: Edward A. Gold, Stephen Holzen, and Scott Jones and their colleagues at the firm of Stout Risius Ross, LLC.
- For their work championing the recognition of American Indians in New Jersey in decades past: the late Hon. W. Cary Edwards, former Attorney General of New Jersey, Jack F. Trope, former assistant General Counsel to two New Jersey Governors, and other honorable public servants in the state and federal governments.
- For their wisdom in seeking resolution of this controversy: the Hon. Phil Murphy, Governor of New Jersey, and the Hon. Gubir S. Grewal, Attorney General of the State of New Jersey, and his colleagues.
- For their neighborly love and encouragement: the people of Cumberland County, the Cumberland County Freeholders, the Hon. Mayor Albert B. Kelly and The City of Bridgeton, officials of Fairfield Township, the faculty and students at Monmouth University, and the staff of the Penn Museum.
- For their constant well-wishes, individual supporters throughout New Jersey, the United States, and Indian Country.
- For providing additional legal guidance in Indian Law, attorneys Judy Shapiro and Michael Anderson.
The news outlets and reporters whose regular, in-depth, and accurate coverage helped to shine a cleansing light, including, in alphabetical order: Tristan Ahtone for Aljazeera America; Thomas Barlas and Tyler R. Tynes for The Press of Atlantic City; Alex Bauer for RYOT; Cleve Bryan and David Madden and for CBS Philly and KYW Radio Philly; Michael Booth for New Jersey Law Journal; the Editorial Board and Stephanie Maksin for South Jersey Times; Lisa J. Ellwood for Indian Country Today; Vince Farinaccio for SNJ Today; Chris Fry and Nick Rummell for Courthouse News; Bill Gallo Jr., Albert B. Kelly, Anna Merriman, and Don E. Woods for NJ.com; Aaron Kase for Vice Media; Vidya Kauri, Adam Lidgett, Jeannie O'Sullivan, Christine Powell, and Andrew Westney for Law 360; Cara McCollum for SJ Today; Kate Morgan for The Progressive; Geoff Mulvihill and Staff for the Associated Press, as published by the Washington Post, the New York Times, and many others; Jacqueline L. Urgo for Philly.com; Megan Pauly for Delaware Public Media; Dr. Joseph Schuldenrein for VoiceAmerica; Staff for Indianz.com; and Staff for Native News Today.
Public Statement of Gratitude By the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation Upon Resolution of its Long-Standing Civil Rights Litigation Against the Attorney General of New Jersey November 15, 2018
Local Lawyer Creates Field of Sunflowers
My name is Oliver Barry and I am one of the attorneys at the office of Barry, Corrado, Grassi & Gillin-Schwartz, P.C. This is a story about my father, Stephen Barry, who is one of the founding partners of the firm. But this is not really a story about lawyers or the law.
When people think about lawyers, a variety of images come to mind. People might imagine suits, ties, briefcases, shiny shoes. Maybe some less savory images depending on the person.
What they probably would not imagine was a knack for gardening.
Over the course of his career, my father has handled complex business disputes, serious personal injury and death cases, and admiralty and commercial fishing matters beyond count. But I can tell you that one of his favorite things has nothing to do with the practice of law.
Every summer, he goes to the trouble of transforming his property into a field of sunflowers that the whole community can enjoy. He welcomes passersby to stop and wander through the property and enjoy the view. Over the last few years, the Barry family's property has become a popular tourist destination in late July through early August. Locals and visitors alike wander the property. People have even begun to use the scenery as a backdrop for professional photography.
My father does not charge anyone for touring the property or for using it for photo shoots. Why does he go to the trouble of planting and caring for the flowers each summer? He responds because it is something beautiful and simple that people can enjoy.
So if you should find yourself traveling along Route 47 in Cape May County and happen across acres of sunflowers, please feel free to stop by and explore. Because life is too short not to stop and smell the flowers sometimes.
-Oliver T. Barry, Esq.
Partner Frank Corrado on Private Employee's Free Speech Rights
Freedom of Speech is oft considered one of the fundamental and defining freedoms of the United States of America. But the actual contours of the right to free speech are generally poorly understood. Especially in the context of private employees who are subjected to discipline at work for their speech outside of the workplace.
In the article "Protecting a Private Employee's Free Speech", published in the New Jersey State Bar Association Employment and Labor Law Quarterly, partner Frank Corrado discusses how New Jersey law and the New Jersey Constitution can provide free speech protection even to private employees speaking on matters of public importance.
The article notes the New Jersey Constitution provides an affirmative right to free speech rather than a mere limit on the government's ability to regulate speech. It examines how this state constitutional right has been interpreted and applied in different contexts in the past and extrapolates how they may be applied to speech by private employees both in the course of and outside of the workplace.
If you are an employer or employee have any questions regarding freedom of speech, constitutional issues, or questions regarding litigation generally you can reach one of our staff at 609-729-1333.
Download the full article here: NJSBA Labor and Employment Law Quarterly
Additionally, you can learn more about the New Jersey State Constitution here!
Frank L. Corrado, Esq. is a partner at Barry, Corrado, Grassi & Gillin-Schwartz, PC and concentrates his practice in civil rights on constitutional law as well as municipal law and representation in real estate matter to both developers and individuals.
Barry, Corrado, & Grassi, P.C – New Locations
We are happy to announce the addition of two new office locations to better serve the South Jersey community. Our new locations are:
Seaville Office – 498 Kings Hwy, South Seaville, NJ 08246.
Linwood Office – 2106 New Road, No. F4, Linwood, NJ 08221.
We look forward to continuing to help our clients and the community in 2018 and wish everyone a happy and healthy New Year.
Appellate Victory on Behalf of Native American Tribe
Partner Frank Corrado, Esq. participated in and authored the brief in an appellate victory in the case of Nanticoke Lenni Lenape Tribal Nation v. Hoffman, Docket No. A-2756-15T1. Therein, the Third-Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the decision of the Federal District Court dismissing the case brought by the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation alleging that the State of New Jersey had violated its constitutional rights by denying its status as a Native American Tribe after decades of so recognizing them.
This is a major victory this means that the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation will be able to move forward with its claims that the State of New Jersey has gone back on its longstanding recognization of the Naticoke as an American Indian Tribe.
Attorney Gregory A. Werkheiser, Esq. of the Cultural Heritage Foundation, PLLC argued the case. L. Eden Burgess, also of the Cultural Heritage Foundation, also participated in briefing the case.
Associate Chris Gillin-Schwartz Appellate Victory
Barry.Corrado.Grassi & Grassi congratulates attorney Chris Gillin-Schwartz, Esq. on his recent win in the New Jersey Appellate Division. In 5 Perry Street, LLC v. Southwind Properties, LLC, the court agreed with our position that defendant Southwind's last-minute attempt to transfer property to the sole corporate principal was an endeavor to evade the company's debts and defraud our client. What is more impressive, this is neither Mr. Gillin-Schwartz's first trip to the Appellate Division nor his first victory. In addition to his other areas of expertise, Mr. Gillin-Schwartz is quickly making a name for himself as an appellate advocate.Read The Full Opinion Here
Partner Frank Corrado Co-Authors "National Security v. Civil Liberties"
"[A] people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives."
-James Madison
Wise words from founding father James Madison. It is for this reason that first amendment protections are perhaps strongest in the prohibition against "prior restrains", or government attempts to prevent speech from occurring. However, the way the courts examine such cases has fallen behind the technology in the age of the world-wide web and social media.
Partner Frank L. Corrado and co-author CJ Griffin discuss these issues in the article "The Use of Prior Restraints on Publication in the Age of Wikileaks", featured in the New Jersey Lawyer Journal June 2017. The article discusses the current case law and how the same might be applied to a case involving prior restraints against a future disclosure of government information.
Frank L. Corrado concentrates his practice in civil rights and constitutional law, with a special emphasis on the First Amendment. In addition, he practices municipal law, and provides counsel and representation in real estate matters to both developers and individuals. Read more here.Download The Full Article
Win in Appellate Division for Fair Jury Selection
On Wednesday, February 15, 2017, the Appellate Division issued a decision in the case of Heredia v. Piccininni ordering a new trial because the court below failed to conduct full and fair voir dire during jury selection.
The Appellate Division agreed with Barry.Corrado.Grassi & Gillin-Schwartz, PC attorney Oliver Barry, who authored the legal brief and argued the appeal before the court, that the trial court's failure to question potential jurors deprived the parties of a fair trial and necessitated reversal. Attorneys Dan Rosner and Ed Tucker of Rosner & Tucker, P.C. in Vineland, New Jersey and Frank Corrado of Barry.Corrado.Grassi & Gillin-Schwartz, P.C. were also instrumental in the drafting of the appellate briefs and preparing for argument.
Voir dire is the process before trial where potential jurors are questioned to determine if can be fair and unbiased based on the facts and issues in a particular case. The New Jersey Supreme Court issued mandatory directive 4-07, which requires that judges ask open-ended questions of each juror as part of the process. This requirement is critical to the parties because it gives the attorneys involved a chance to explore whether potential jurors possess any implicit bias that might affect their ability to impartially consider the case.
Going forward, this decision will help litigants on both sides of the aisle get a fair shake by ensuring a comprehensive and open jury selection process.
Oliver Barry is an associate at Barry.Corrado.Grassi & Gillin-Schwartz, PC who focuses his practice in civil litigation generally, personal injury, employment discrimination, and civil rights litigation. Learn more about Mr. Barry and the rest of our team here or contact us here to setup a free consultation.


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SKOG, Norwegian and Swedish for 'forest'. A moisturising and lightly scented hand and body lotion containing aloe vera, shea butter, almond, apricot and beeswax, with extract of birch bark, designed to nourish and protect. Birch Bark (Betula) is a natural antioxidant and anti-inflammatory, birch bark calms irritated skin, stimulates circulation, and helps skin stay energised.
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