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If built, the tower would offer a dramatic vertical complement to the relentlessly horizontal LACMA gallery building by Swiss architect Peter Zumthor — latimes.com
How's this for a yin-yang in the new Los Angeles: if this goes through, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) would be responsible for two majorly different impositions on Wilshire Blvd., the city's foremost thoroughfare and itself an icon. One: a street-straddling horizontal art... View full entry »
Dubai is already home to the biggest shopping mall in the world, but that apparently isn't enough.
The emirate is planning an even bigger mall, one so massive it's already being described as a temperature-controlled city. It's going to be called Mall of the World, and will stretch for 48 million square feet.
The plan may seem curious to Americans watching their neighborhood shopping malls start to fade. — cbsnews.com
Looking eastward from the canyon's popular South Rim, visitors could soon see a hive of construction as workers build restaurants, hotels and shops on a distant mesa on the Navajo Indian reservation.
The developers also plan a gondola ride from those attractions to whisk tourists to the canyon floor, where they would stroll along an elevated riverside walkway to a restaurant at the confluence of the Colorado and Little Colorado rivers. — latimes.com
When the American architect Louis Kahn collapsed from a heart attack in the toilets of New York's Penn Station in 1974, he left behind a lot of loose ends. There were three children, by three different women [...]. There was his dwindling practice, which he left $500,000 in debt. And, tucked away in his sketchbooks, was a complete set of drawings for an unrealised project – one that would lie dormant in his archive for almost 40 years. — theguardian.com
Scientists have discovered that scorpions design their burrows to include both hot and cold spots. A long platform provides a sunny place to warm up before they hunt, whilst a humid chamber acts as a cool refuge during the heat of the day. — Science Daily
This recent discovery of scorpion architecture adds to a sizeable list of impressive non-human architecture.Anthills consist of a complex network of paths. Comparative to the size of an individual ant, these structures are mega-skyscrapers.Likewise, termites build huge structures that have been... View full entry »
The city of Boston has been the stage for a long history of experiments with public space. Most notably, the Boston Common is the oldest public park in the country – and perhaps the first public urban park in the world. Originally a shared cow pasture until overgrazing led to a real-life example... View full entry »
In a paper he recently published in the International Journal of Modern Physics B, Tao points to two regions of China... that have a similar geographic location as the Midwest—but far fewer tornadoes. The difference, he says, is that China's plains are surrounded by three east-west mountain ranges, which slow down passing winds enough to prevent tornados from forming.
Tao, then, is essentially suggesting we build mountain range-sized walls across Tornado Alley... — motherboard.vice.com
Sixty-five international designers created 22 garden installations at the 15th International Garden Festival, which opened this past weekend at the iconic Reford Gardens (aka les Jardins de Métis) in Quebec, Canada. Established in 2000, the event is one of the biggest garden festivals in the world. Located along the edge of the St. Lawrence River, the various installations are a playful reminder about the value of landscape architecture and nature in everyday living. — bustler.net
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The piece was completed last Friday and it consists of a single, diminutive swimming pool located somewhere in the southern Mojave Desert between Joshua Tree and Apple Valley. The public is allowed to use the pool, but in order to do so visitors need the key that unlocks it (it is kept covered) as well as the GPS coordinates. Only once you have the key, which is kept at the MAK Center, are you given the coordinates. — latimes.com
In case you haven't checked out Archinect's Pinterest boards in a while, we have compiled ten recently pinned images from outstanding projects on various Archinect Firm and People profiles.(Tip: use the handy FOLLOW feature to easily keep up-to-date with all your favorite Archinect... View full entry »
U.S. disaster rebuilding has traditionally focused on merely replacing what has been lost. But a little-noticed federal design competition, Rebuild by Design, has done something different: engage communities to develop a more porous relationship between land and water that recognizes the dynamism of rising seas and more violent storms... — Al Jazeera
"...just as planning for response to an industrial accident doesn't make an industrial accident more likely, so too planning for relocations should not make them more likely... It is .... likely that the slow-onset effects of climate change will lead many to voluntarily migrate in anticipation that conditions will worsen. Those who are left behind – and who will need government assistance to relocate – thus may be particularly vulnerable." — Brookings Institute
The pressure to start preparing for inevitable relocations due to global warming and the resultant rise in sea levels is growing for many communities around the world. For some, the time for preparation is already running out and the time for action is now. In the United States, the first "climate... View full entry »
The Wall Street Journal calls this "Fighting Urban Blight With Art". Liz Thomas, the curator of the project, calls it "an experience that asks people to think about this space that they hurtle through every day".
The project is not actually fighting blight, of course - only the ability of Amtrak customers to see it. — Al Jazeera
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Some people might mentally retch that the United Nations, believing the world's population could hit 9 billion by 2050, thinks we should prepare to eat bugs.
Not the folks at Sweden's Belatchew Arkitekter, though: They want to fast-track the insect-munching. Thus they've whipped up plans to build "vermin farms" upon Stockholm's major intersections, so that by 2018 everybody in the city will be guaranteed plentiful rations of six-legged foodstuffs. — citylab.com
In 2002, CINTRI, a branch of Canadian firm Cintec Environment Inc., was granted an exclusive 50-year contract to collect commercial and residential waste in Phnom Penh and keep the city's main streets clean. The exact details of the company's agreement with city hall have never been made public, but since the deal was inked, Phnom Penh's population has swelled from just over one million to two million people. The population boom and its attendant urban sprawl seem to have caught CINTRI off-guard — nextcity.org
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It is still not known how long Edmonton Oilers forward Taylor Hall will be out of the team's lineup after suffering a knee injury on Saturday afternoon against the Ottawa Senators. The star forward returned home to Edmonton to have a MRI performed on his injured knee and while the hockey club and every fan across Oil Country desperately wait for the results, the show must go on.
The Oilers will wrap up their six-game road trip Tuesday night in Montreal with a matchup against the Canadiens. No roster move has been announced yet as to whether the team will recall a forward from Oklahoma City or if they'll stick with who is currently travelling with the club.
Ryan Jones was a healthy scratch on Saturday and would be the easy option to slide into the lineup. Some line juggling would be required from Dallas Eakins to give the Oilers three solid lines and if they wanted to, they could recall an offensively skilled replacement over inserting Jones.
Linus Omark continues to impress with the Barons, having scored 3 goals and 3 assists through the first 7 games. His minus-3 rating could be a concern for an Oilers club that already gives up more goals than they score and the flashy forward isn't exactly known for his defensive prowess.
Anton Lander, another natural centre could get the call as well. Through 6 games with the Barons, Lander has 2 goals and 3 assists.
Tyler Pitlick is the other name that has been mentioned and his speed and aggressive fore-check is something that the Oilers could use according to some of the main stream media.
While we wait in angst for the official word on how long Hall will be out, the Oilers do have options. Albeit no one will even come remotely close to replacing the services that Hall provides, but if it's a short-term injury this hockey club has the depth up front to soldier on in his absence. Anything long-term, well, let's not go there.
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Saving China's Salween River, One Trip at a Time
This story first appeared in the August 2014 issue of Canoe & Kayak. Photos and Story by Will Stauffer-Norris This is the fourth pig carcass that has washed up in Dead Pig Eddy. The bloated creature rocks gently up and down against the beach about 10 feet away from our brewing morning coffee. The pig […]
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A Log From the Gulf
"YukonJohn" navigates the backwoods of Florida in his trying account of the grueling 300-mile, multi-craft WaterTribe Everglades Challenge from Tampa Bay to Key Largo.
The Inside Line: Bill Nedderman
In this installment of The Inside Line, we look deeper into the profile on Bill Nedderman from the "Covert Operators" feature package headlining C&K's current May issue, available on newsstands now. The stealthy Iowa paddler waxes about life off the grid and on his low-profile, 6,000-mile route around the eastern United States in his homemade canoe.
The Other Florida
This story featured in the July 2012 issue. The Big Bend Saltwater Trail stretches across 105 miles of seagrass-carpeted shallows and shifting sandbars bristling with live oak and pals. The coastline here is too shallow for yachts and the ground too swampy for condos. That makes this stretch of north Florida coast a thriving refuge […]
This story featured in the July 2012 issue. Darin McQuoid captured Ben Coleman on a rare descent of California's Slate Creek this April. "Ben was boat-scouting and just charging, catching eddies that are marginally even eddies," McQuoid said of the lush six-mile, Class V run that feeds the North Fork Yuba. "I think it was […]
Mastering the Pour-over
This story featured in the March 2012 issue. By Sean Morley An ocean pour-over is like a river rapid's salty, schizophrenic cousin. In the course of a typical 15-second swell interval, seawater will gush in and out of these narrow passages between and over seaside boulders. The flow will smash together, and drain away completely. […]
Permit Season!
This story featured in the March 2012 issue. By Eugene Buchanan River permits are a blessing and a curse. We just hate that government bureaucrats in green pants decide what rivers we can paddle, and when. On the other hand, the rarer the permit, the more desirable the river run—as if time spent on the […]
This story featured in the March 2012 issue. A morning like so many on this river. Also, a morning freighted with somber purpose. Summer warmth rises like mist. Mosquitoes linger. The canoes wait in a backwater eddy where blue heron and whitetail prints stipple the mud bank. I hurry to load the boat, eager to […]
Rules of Engagement
This story featured in the March 2012 issue. By Eugene Buchanan At this October's World Rafting Championship, teams from 34 countries descended on Costa Rica's upper Pacuare River for four days of racing, camping, bull-riding and reveling with like-minded kin from the world over. Their goal? A world title crowned after six-man sprint, head-to-head, slalom, […]
Klepper: the original Popemobile?
This story featured in the March 2012 Issue. I heard Pope John Paul II was a kayaker. True? Does the Pope wear a funny hat? Depends on your view of fashion, but there's no disputing the late pontiff was an avid paddler. As a young pastor in Krakow in the early 1950s, Karol Wojtyla, later […]
Hank McGregor
This story featured in the Put-In section of the March 2012 issue. By Joe Glickman Five hundred meters into October's ICF World Marathon Championships, a 21-mile showdown of the planet's fastest kayakers in Singapore, Hank McGregor took up the pull. Savvy racers know better. But instead of riding in the wash to save strength for […]
The Legend Lives On
A decade after whitewater canoeing visionary Frankie Hubbard passed away, Knoxville-based open boater Dooley Tombras cannot fathom what new ideas Hubbard would've come up with if he hadn't succumbed to lung cancer in 2003, at the young age of 41. "Frankie completely modernized the sport," says Tombras, an elite open boater who's taken the sport to new heights with his role in The Canoe Movie series of OC-1 videos. "His designs made it possible to run steep creeks and evolved the whole rodeo thing."
Rivers Be Dammed: Somos del Rio By the Numbers
The end of our time in Chile for most of us was a mere four days and 40 some odd hours of bus rides away. The mission was still on, as we were heading straight into the lion's den, so we pressed onwards, back to Coyhaique, to confront HidroAysén.
Away for the Day
Day-trips are paddling gateways. They mark the transition from casual after-work paddles to the soul-altering journeys of discovery that make sea kayaking, canoeing, and whitewater lifelong pursuits. The skills you learn from day-tripping—gear selection, navigation, group dynamics and more complex paddle strokes to handle your craft in varying conditions—will serve you well in the future, and pave the way to longer overnight and multi-day trips.
Before you dive into this list of our favorite day-trip destinations, heed this warning: You are about to take the first step toward becoming hopelessly addicted to paddling.
Gallery—Kodak Courage
That's what they called it back when Kodachrome was king. Photography has changed a great deal since then, but not human nature. Which explains why Paul Kuthe was so close to the rocks at Oregon's Cascade Head when the North Pacific threw a heavy set straight at him. "Most of it was my fault, shouting 'Get in there a big more!'" admits photographer Steve Rogers. Kuthe took four set wavevs on the head, but it was the first one, pictured here, that nearly ended his day. "He pretty much just clung on. It was like, 'Holy shit, Paul, you really nearly overcooked that one." – JM
Get it and Go
Last summer, sea kayak stalwart Nigel Foster picked up a few kayaks at the Point 65 factory store in Stockholm, Sweden, took them out the back door to Lake Malaren and then paddled through the Stockholm archipelago to Finland. Which got us to thinking: Where else can you meet a major manufacturer, tour the facility, and then grab a boat and hit the water? The search led us to a variety of companies located right where they should be—on or near the waters their boats are designed for. And it reaffirmed our suspicion that paddling is still very much a community-based sport where boat-makers don't need much of an excuse to drop what they're doing and dip a blade with a fellow paddler.
Kern Fest and Community
April 20-21—Paddlers, runners and cyclists gathered in Kernville, Calif. for the 49th annual Kern Fest hosted by the Kern Valley River Council. California's first whitewater festival of the year celebrates both the river and the small town that survives because of it.


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Have you ever been confused regarding an important decision? Scripture tells us that if we search for wisdom, we will surely find it. "My son, if you accept my words and store up my commands within you, turning your ear to wisdom and applying your heart to understanding—indeed, if you call out for insight and cry aloud for understanding, and if you look for it as for silver and search for it as for hidden treasure, then you will understand how to have respect for the Lord" (Proverbs 2:1-5).
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Tom Cruise stars as agent Ethan Hunt, member of America's elite IMF team (that's the undercover spies of the Impossible Mission Force; not the international financiers).
Hunt and a group of colleagues are sent to Prague to both prevent a list of undercover agents' real identities from being disclosed, and to reveal who within the IMF has turned traitor. But things go disastrously wrong and all but one of the team are massacred.
As the sole survivor, Hunt must now try to prove his innocence and discover the real betrayer before he is terminated by his own government.
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This version of the connectome includes again the neuromuscular junctions, represented as green lines. The issue with showing these is that the network focuses only on the neurons, yet the neuromuscular junctions go from neurons to muscles. The connectome database doesn't contain the muscles individually; instead it clusters them all as one. So in the figure all of the green connections go to one node (green), which represents all muscles.
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Rules of Chazzanut
Over the past few years, whenever I have heard someone be chazzan who should not have been allowed near the amud, I have mentally compiled my own list of rules for Chazzanut. I am releasing it for public consumption below, in the hopes of achieving better communal harmony throughout the Jewish world (pun intended).
- If you can't sing…don't – This applies to anyone who cannot hold a tune. The job of the chazzan is to lead davening. If you know how to sing, are able to start the tune well, have a loud enough voice to make yourself heard and are able to lead everyone throughout, than go for it. However, if the above sentence does not match your singing abilities, you are normally out of tune, have a sore throat, etc – don't sing. Nobody wants to hear it.
- Don't start too high – So you can sing. Congratulations. However, it is all for naught if you start Lecha Dodi so high that no one else can sing with you, and most of the men in the shul have to sing with their very very deep voices in order to sing along (know what I mean?). It sounds bad, and people did not come to hear you sing the high-parts solo. Some people just naturally sing high, and some people have normal voices, but start things too high on the spur of the moment. One piece of advice I have received is to take whatever key you are about to impulsively start the song in, and than go one full octave down (since many people, full of enthusiasm, will accidentally start too high and will be forced to either go on with the high voice and pretend that they meant to sing falsetto, or try to pull off the potentially embarrassing move-one-octave-lower-and-hope-that-no-one-notices maneuver). Something else that has worked for me is right before starting the song, to sing the end of the chorus (which is normally higher than main tune), and then start with the matching low tune to match the chorus.
- Only sing songs that you know – This should be obvious, but I have seen on more than one occasion a chazzan start a tune that they just don't know. Just because you heard someone else sing it before does not mean that you know it. Not only that, but knowing the tune sufficiently well to hum it (or "neye-neye-neye" it) is not enough. You have to be able to properly match the words to the tune (without repeating words or totally messing up the grammatical structure – remember, David haMelech did not randomly insert periods into Tehillim). It is not fair to the congregation (nor is it smart) to sing the first line, than stop singing and hope that everyone else picks up the slack. More often than not, you will just be embarrassed.
- Clarify the Nusach and local customs beforehand – This is important everywhere, but you can get into more trouble in Israel than in the US. Many shuls in Israel do Ashkenaz some of the time and Sefard some of the time. Others (like the shul that I currently attend) are very particular about following one specific nusach and not deviating from this nusach (or the pronunciations of specific words) at all. If you are at all in doubt, ask the gabbai beforehand, or just don't be chazzan until you have heard a local go through that particular service once before.
- Keep the pace – One of the things that I really can't stand is when everyone within a 10 foot radius of the chazzan is singing at one pace, and everyone else is singing at another (faster or slower) pace. I always end up being 11 feet away, and caught in no-man's land. There is no really good resolution for this situation. And it is the chazzan's fault. He is supposed to be leading the prayer. Be a leader! If you don't have a strong enough voice and the will to get everyone to follow your lead, you shouldn't be up there (and if you don't have a choice, than don't sing – chant).
- Don't waste time – In the halachot regarding prayer, one theme that keeps recurring is the importance of avoiding tirchah de'tziburra – putting a strain on the public. Also known as wasting people's time. For those of us who daven three times a day in a minyan, we are putting in (at a minimum) around 8-10 hours every week in shul. That is fine, it goes with the territory. However, if my normal 35-40 minute shacharit davening turns into a 50 minute affair because the chazzan decided that he needed to have an extra-long silent Shemoneh Esrei while everyone else had already finished, I (and everyone else) will not be happy. Part of the job of the chazzan is to keep things moving at a nice pace – not so fast that people are unable to concentrate on what they are saying, but definitely not too slow. Know your crowd! If people are used to a 15 minute Pesukei d'Zimrah, than 20 minutes is usually not acceptable (and vice-versa). There is not commandment from the Torah to always do Carlebach for Friday night (I personally will not do Carlebach nusach unless the minyan requests it, or unless I am able to compensate in other areas to keep the overall service length the same as it would have been without Carlebach tunes). And above all, the chazzan should never keep everyone waiting with a long silent amida. (I remember when I was at Yeshivat haKotel, Rav Neventzal sh"lita was in aveilut and often led davening at the Ramban shul in the mornings. When he was not leading, he was almost always one of the last people in the room to finish his silent amidah prayers – and he made sure that the repetition did not wait for him. When he was leading, he was one of the first people to finish. No one every waited for him. He held that is was more important to daven more quickly than he was used to than it was to lengthen the service by even a few minutes. And if Rav Neventzal can handle that, than so can you).


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noun (plural medflies)chiefly North American
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IRVING, Texas – Oft-injured Dallas Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee didn't even make it through the first offseason practice without another setback in a career filled with them.
Lee went down with a left knee injury during the team portion of what was supposed to be a noncontact workout Tuesday.
ESPN reported that Lee has a torn ACL and is expected to miss this season.
The fifth-year middle linebacker went to the ground with rookie offensive lineman Zack Martin on top of him and didn't get up right away.
He had to be helped off the field by trainers, screaming in anger at cameramen lining the entrance to the training room.
Also at the Cowboys practice, quarterback Tony Romo, five months removed from back surgery, donned a baseball cap for 11-on-11 work.
There's no use in rushing, as coach Jason Garrett has been saying for weeks.
Manziel says Vegas trip included study
Johnny Manziel was back at work after a holiday weekend in Las Vegas. And when you're Johnny Football, what happens in Vegas doesn't necessarily stay in Vegas.
The Browns' celebrated rookie quarterback reported for organized team activities Tuesday after a few days in Las Vegas, where he kicked off his summer by hanging poolside with New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski, attended a UFC fight and was captured on video spraying champagne on patrons in a nightclub.
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Super Bowl MVP Malcolm Smith underwent surgery to remove loose bodies from his right ankle but is expected back for the start of Seattle's training camp in July. Cincinnati reached deals with running back Jeremy Hill and defensive end Will Clarke. Baltimore signed first-round draft choice C.J. Mosley, an All-America linebacker from Alabama. New Orleans general manager Mickey Loomis said the club signed offensive tackle Jason Weaver and waived receiver Chris Givens. A letter, signed by dozens of Native American, civil rights and religious organizations opposed to the Washington Redskins name, will be sent to every NFL player asking each to add his powerful voice to the hundreds who are already speaking out.


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One of the things I most love to do when the weather's even in the vicinity of decent is to sit on one of Wichita's gorgeous restaurant patios and enjoy a glass of wine and a plate of deliciousness.
Sadly, Wichita's not much of a sidewalk cafe town, but the patios we do have are very nice. Since this weekend promises reasonable temps, I thought I'd share my nominations for Wichita's most fabulous outdoor dining spaces. Add yours below if you think I missed one.
1. Chester's Chophouse, 1550 N. Webb Road: The covered patio at this upscale steakhouse is something to behold: Secluded seating, gorgeous stone accents, comfortable tables, a glowing fireplace in the corner and a view of a pond — and an office building. But it's still a great place to wine and dine.
2. Yia Yia's Eurobistro, 8115 E 21st Street North: The landscaping is gorgeous at this Bradley Fair restaurant, and the patio — filled with pumped in jazz or sometimes live music — has a special feel.
3. Larkspur, 904 E. Douglas: Larkspur's patio is fun because it offers prime Old Town people watching — and it's right across the street from the Wichita Eagle. In the spring, it has gorgeous wisteria dropping from the lattice covering, and it offers a nice mix of short and tall tables.
4. Redrock Canyon Grill, 1844 North Rock Road: The cozy, covered patio at Redrock is tucked into the side of the restaurant, and despite its parking lot views, it's beautiful and comfortable. A highlight is the glowing fire pit that separates it from the front of the restaurant.
5. Pho Hot Bistro, 306 N. Rock Road: Owner Danny Nguyen serves upscale Vietnamese food out of his restaurant, which offers a pretty patio complete with gorgeous plantings and built-in misters.


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The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has published its draft Defamation Bill in an effort to bring Britain's libel laws up to date.
Kenneth Clarke
Freedom of speech campaigners have lobbied hard for the reform of British libel laws arguing that the current system, where wealthy litigants can sue defendants at little financial risk to themselves.
The former justice secretary Jack Straw had pledged to crack down on libel tourism and today his successor Kenneth Clarke unveiled the much-anticipated bill.
Clarke said: "The Government's draft Defamation Bill will ensure that anyone who makes a statement of fact or expresses an honest opinion can do so with confidence.
"However, it's never acceptable to harm someone's reputation without just cause, so the bill will ensure defamation law continues to balance the needs of both sides and encourage a just outcome in libel cases."
The bill includes eight key clauses including proposals to force claimants to demonstrate that substantial harm had been done in the libellous material.
New defences that have been created through the courts will become enshrined in law, including a statutory defence on honest opinion, which the Supreme Court first referred to in December (1 December 2010).
According to the MoJ research did not support the notion that there has been a significant rise in libel tourism, but the Government said it would address the matter to allay concerns raised by non-governmental organisations.
The MoJ proposes to change the law so that a court does not have jurisdiction to hear and determine a claim unless it is satisfied that "of all the places in which the statement complained of has been published, England and Wales is clearly the most appropriate jurisdiction in which to bring an action in respect of the statement".
Consideration will also be given to the removal of the presumption in favour of trial by jury, despite there not being a libel trial by jury for more than 12 months, and a single publication rule introduced, meaning repeat claims for libel cannot be made every time a publication is accessed on the internet.
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Apart from long-overdue tinkering with the single publication rule, it barely changes common law at all...
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Yep, I said pretty much the same thing in the MoJ feedback questionnaire. The 'substantial harm' test will be very easily subverted in my opinion.
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Ethical conduct builds relationships of trust among employees, customers, partners, shareholders, communities, and other stakeholders. EMC's corporate compliance program educates employees about our ethical standards and monitors compliance with those standards. The Audit Committee of the Board of Directors oversees the corporate compliance program.
The cornerstone of the corporate compliance program is our Business Conduct Guidelines. The Guidelines apply to all EMC employees and contractors worldwide and are organized around five principles:
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The Guidelines are reviewed at least annually and are translated into Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish for our global employees. The Guidelines are distributed to all employees and contractors on an annual basis, and are also always available on EMC's corporate website and intranet. All new employees are required to acknowledge and agree to abide by the Guidelines when they join EMC.
The Guidelines provide guidance on and link to EMC's policies on key topics, including anti-bribery, insider trading, equal employment, workplace violence prevention, anti-harassment, privacy and information security, confidentiality, antitrust and competition, environmental sustainability, trade compliance, and financial reporting. The Guidelines also provide information about the several methods that are available to report concerns, which are kept confidential to the maximum extent possible and may be made anonymously where local law allows. The Guidelines specify that EMC will not retaliate against anyone who makes a report in good faith.
All new employees are also required to complete a comprehensive online training module on the Guidelines and EMC's policies on key topics. In addition, we provide ongoing compliance training to various employee groups throughout the world on important topics. This training is delivered in-person, via webcast, and online. In 2012, for example, live and webcast programs were held for employees in China, India, South Africa, Russia, United Kingdom, United States, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina, among other countries.
EMC actively encourages its employees and other parties to report concerns either directly to the company or through EMC's hotline, which is maintained by a third-party provider. The different ways through which reports can be made are included in the Guidelines, corporate compliance training materials, and elsewhere. Specifically, questions and guidance regarding a potential violation of law, regulation, the Guidelines, or other EMC policies can be reported in any of the following ways:
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- If you are located within the United States, contact the EMC hotline, which is monitored by an independent third-party provider, by telephone (877-764-0557), or via a secure web report to https://emccorporation.alertline.com.
- A list of country-specific dialing and web-reporting information can be found here.
In 2012, EMC significantly expanded the capabilities of its third-party maintained hotline to allow people to report concerns in their local languages.
EMC supports and respects the protection of internationally proclaimed human rights for all, including our employees, workers within our supply chain, and people impacted by the use of our products.
In furtherance of its commitment to human rights, EMC is a member of the Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC), a collaboration of the world's leading information and communications technology companies dedicated to improving social and environmental responsibility in the global supply chain through collaboration and common tools and standards. We have adopted the EICC's Supplier Code of Conduct which sets standards for labor, ethics, environment, health & safety, and management systems. All direct materials suppliers are required to acknowledge the Code, and compliance with the Code is part of our standard contract language for all EMC vendors. To learn more about how we monitor suppliers' compliance to the Code, assess risk, engage with suppliers to drive positive change, and create incentives for improvement, visit Supply Chain Responsibility.
EMC's commitment to human rights is also reflected in its Human Rights and Global Labor Principles. EMC's Principles, which are based on the United Nations Global Compact, the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, International Labour Organization standards, and other respected standards, reflect the company's commitment to core human rights issues, such as freely chosen employment, child labor avoidance, working hours, wages and benefits, humane treatment, non-discrimination, and freedom of association. In 2012, we revised the Principles to reflect our commitment to freedom of expression and state clearly that we will not tolerate misuse of our products. We also incorporated the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights into EMC's Principles and as guidance for our actions internally, upstream (throughout the supply chain), and downstream (with respect to product-in-use). EMC has been participating in discussions with NGOs, the European Commission, and our peers to clarify how best to apply these Principles to the Information Technology industry.
There is a process in place for clear and accurate communication of our policies, practices, and performance expectations to workers, suppliers, and customers. We encourage worker feedback and regularly review results of audits and assessments.
EMC expects the partners with whom we do business to act ethically, which includes following all anti-bribery and export control laws, as well as EMC's Principles. EMC achieves this through various methods, including strict contractual requirements, a robust trade compliance program, and requiring periodic certifications of compliance with those laws.


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Kaley Cuoco 'Can't Stomach' TIME Magazine's Pit Bull Article
Kaley Cuoco is the proud owner of three pit bulls, Shirley, Loretta and Norman. So when TIME magazine published an article this week entitled "The Problem With Pit Bulls," which
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With mortgage rates at a two-year high, two of the country's top banks
cautioned of a further slowdown in mortgage lending.
But executives at both JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. indicated Friday that rising rates and a strengthened economy will help, not hurt, overall business.
Both bank giants reported stronger-than-expected profits Friday, getting the second-quarter bank earnings run off to a strong start. Wells Fargo, the nation's largest home lender, saw profits jump 19 percent from the same time last year to $5.5 billion. A good portion of the increase came from what has become a ritual, setting aside less for future loan losses -- in this case $500 million less. JPMorgan Chase saw profits surge 31 percent to $6.5 billion.
But the outlook is clouded with questions about how a broader rise in interest rates will impact the many and disparate businesses of both banks. Mortgage banking income dropped 3 percent at Wells Fargo from last year, and 14 percent at JPMorgan Chase. While the mix of mortgages is shifting, it isn't clear how quickly loans for purchasing homes can make up for the drops in refinancing mortgages.
Generating some shock ripples, JPMorgan Chase CFO Marianne Lake told analysts that if mortgage rates stay at or above current levels, the overall market could shrink by 30 to 40 percent in the second half of the year.
"Although we will adjust capacity, expense reductions will lag volume reductions, and will challenge profitability and production," Lake said.
A more upbeat John Stumpf, CEO of Wells Fargo, said volumes will be down in the current quarter, but said he can't predict much beyond that. "We think volume is going to be down but whether it's going to be 30 or 40 percent I just don't know," he told analysts.
Stumpf said he thinks the benefits to his bank of the country's improving housing market "are yet to come."
Mortgage banking is an important horse for Wells Fargo's stagecoach, generating about one-quarter of the bank's noninterest fees, and the slowdown comes as banks of all sizes sweat to grow their book of overall loans. Wells Fargo's average loan levels have been inching up in the low single digits, year-over-year, for several quarters now.
Stumpf repeatedly reminded analysts that the bank has 90 different businesses and can withstand change in the mortgage market.
"We are not dependent on any one business to generate growth."
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