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Citation: November 29, 2010 16:15 hours While performing an evaluation of Finished Product Standards and a zero-tolerance inspection for the presence of visible fecal material at the pre-chill inspection table, I observed four chicken carcasses contaminated with a black emulsion of rail dust and machine grease. The contamination was present on the hind quarters of these carcasses. I immediately stopped the production line and apprised junior evisceration department manager, Mr. [redacted] of the noncompliance verbally. I then requested that Mr. [redacted] move the affected product to the reprocessing station and direct an employee to begin cleaning the metal connections between the shackles on the principal production line after the Inside/Outside Bird wash machine. Mr. [redacted] promptly complied with both requests. At 16:19, after observing an employee beginning to wipe down the source of contamination, I restarted the line. This is a failure to comply with the United States Code of Federal Regulations, Title 9, Chapter III, Section 416.4(b). This document serves as written notification that failure to comply with regulatory requirements may result in additional regulatory and/or administrative action(s).
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Leading up to the February 26th municipal election here in Chicago, the Morning Shift featured a series of conversations about some of the biggest issues Chicago's next mayor will face. We talked education, crime and policing, economic development, and more.
One of our most popular interviews for that series was my chat with Chicago demographer Rob Paral about the city's population in recent years and its overall demographic shifts.
Now that we're just a little more than a week out from the April 2nd runoff, Rob Paral joins the Morning Shift to continue that conversation.
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LEARN MORE: Chicago Area Loses Population For Third Straight Year (Chicago Tribune 3/22/18)
Chicago's Population Drops For Third Straight Year: Census (Chicago Sun-Times 5/24/18)
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What's In Store For Android Pay?
Among the key upgrades, announced at Google I/O 2015, the introduction of Android's very own mobile payment system – Android Pay – was one of the most exciting and talked about.
Android Pay is not the first attempt by Google to turn to mobile payments – that crown belongs to Google Wallet. Unfortunately, things did not go too well for Google at that time, as a number of big American carriers refused to give the company access to a special component, allowing for the safe storage of financial credentials.
This time, however, things will be different, as Google has acquired SoftCard – a wallet that the carriers were working on for themselves. With access to the "secure element" and competition bought out, things are finally looking up for Google's mobile payment ambition.
Android Pay promises to be a quick and easy way to part with your money – and everyone knows we need more of those. Lucky Android Pay users will be able to make payments in over 700, 000 stores in the US, as well as pay for apps in the Play Store and get in-app upgrades. When it comes to physical locations, payments will be made via an NFC terminal.
What About The Competition?
The two big contenders for mobile payments that Android will be facing are the old and familiar Apple Pay and the upcoming, but promising Samsung Pay.
Yes, priding itself on being the manufacturer of the most in demand Android devices, Samsung is heading into the ring with its own mobile payment system, scheduled for release this summer.
Apple Pay, available since September 2014, tells quite a different story – a story that presents a possible obstacle for Android Pay as well. The problem is people. It seems that despite its speed and ease of use, not too many users have yet chosen to reap the benefits of Apple's mobile payment system. Some don't have the latest upgrades, others are reluctant to inquire about Apple Pay at the local store. Whatever the reason may be, it seems it may take a while for any of the payment systems to take off and become mainstream in the hearts and minds of loyal users.
With this said, it is hard (and unnecessary) to deny the convenience these mobile payment systems are trying to bring into our lives, and perhaps the next step is on our part, as users. We owe it to Google, Apple and Samsung to pick up those phones and start paying our way into the future.
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Developing and Managing the Lifecycle of Records
Importance of Records Management
Records management systems are typically developed in one of two ways. First, there's the approach most companies take. They start with a very basic filing system that serves the purpose of managing a small collection of records. Often, an entry level staff member with no records management background is tasked with creating the filing system in an attempt to reduce the labor costs associated with the project.
These individuals will use a combination of whatever methods and tools they are most familiar with (top tab folders, alphabetical filing, handwritten labels, basic color coding, etc). As the records continue to accumulate, the filing system becomes more unwieldy and error prone. Things get lost or misfiled, records that should have been discarded long ago keep clogging up the system, and finding a file quickly becomes difficult.
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Information Compliance Risks
From security to retention, federal and state regulatory agencies have very strict rules for how businesses manage their information and records. Missing documents, incomplete records, or unsecured files are a big liability. Implementing a records management program with properly designed records management software establishes and enforces internal business guidelines that meet government standards. For example, you can set up record retention and disposition schedules to eliminate records that are past their retention date. These practices increase your level of compliance and reduce your risk of government fines and penalties in the event of an audit.
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Various forms of records management technologies will support best practices for managing the lifecycle of records. Technologies like file labeling software, barcode scanning and RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tagging allows you to track and manage a large number of records quickly and accurately. Paired with the right software solution, you can create a seamless records management system that enhances your ability to create, label, review, inventory, transfer, and dispose of records efficiently. Records management software cuts down on the time you spend looking for (or recreating) missing records. Records management software has advanced security features allowing you to set and restrict access to appropriate personnel. Since a comprehensive audit trail is built in to the technology, you have a complete history showing when each record was create and accessed throughout its lifecycle.
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Conducting A Records and Information Management Audit
Records and Information Management Audit
With the influx of compliance, e-discovery and retention policies, many organizations are desperately seeking to stifle their RIM (Records & Information Management) woes. More often than not, organizations try to fix information management problems at the end of the life cycle without understanding the beginning of the records creation process. Implementing a RIM audit program will help provide solutions that will alleviate record keeping issues at the end of the life cycle. Whether you conduct a RIM inventory/audit yourself or hire an outside resource, the following is a minimum starting place for development of a sound RIM audit program.
What Documents Are Being Created?
Identify file/document types within each department that are being created. Often times you will find they are not necessarily in line with your retention schedule; something you don't want to find out in a litigation scenario.
How Are Records Being Created?
How are these records being created and indexed? Are electronic documents printed and filed? Understanding how records are created plays a significant role in solving the mystery of how to manage the information and develop a consistent process that takes the guesswork away from the end user and defines the life cycle of the record. Doing it right in the beginning of the life cycle allows technology solutions to take care of it at the end.
Where Are Documents Being Stored?
Where are the documents being stored? Are there duplicate copies unaccounted for? Lack of confidence in corporate record policies and process drives us to create multiple copies of documents so that we always have access. The problem is that when it's time to apply retention schedules, how do we ensure that we have included the plethora of rogue copies? Understanding where these documents are, and implementing a process for the creation and retrieval of them, along with good training, will help alleviate this issue.
When Does a Record Become a Record?
Too often, documents are neither indexed nor classified until the middle or end of the life cycle. They live in a limbo state often referred to as "working documents". Documenting and understanding when your end users create records will help define your record policy and ensure that the organizations intellectual property is identified and secured.
Why Do We Do It This Way?
Undoubtedly the most important question to consider when conducting the audit is "why"! "Why do you do it this way?" And the most common answer is…."Because we've always done it that way!" Understanding "why" is the first step in improving your records management program and changing the culture of your organization.
Conducting a RIM Audit will provide upper management the information they need to make better enterprise wide decisions for your business.
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E-mail marketing firm e-Dialog has acquired database marketing company MBS from World Marketing Inc. for approximately $22.5 million in cash. It is the second acquisition in a month for e-Dialog, which bought Philadelphia-based mobile services company M3 on April 21.
Under the terms of the deal, MBS will operate as a subsidiary of e-Dialog, keeping its Long Island, NY offices. Its executive team will remain intact and report to John Rizzi, CEO of e-Dialog.
The e-mail service provider plans to hire employees at MBS, said Rizzi, who added there will be no layoffs as a result of the acquisition. The two companies will integrate their platforms over time, and both brands will cross promote products.
"Our client base is challenged with questions on what they should do in the mobile marketing space, how can they capture more value out of their data, and what should they be doing with their data," said Rizzi. "So these acquisitions made sense."
The acquisition will strengthen e-Dialog's data offering and allow clients to access offline behavioral data, he added.
"An average bricks-and-mortar multichannel retailer does about 7% of its revenue online and 93% in stores," said Rizzi. "Even though 93% of consumer behavior is offline, almost nobody ties it to online."
He would not say whether e-Dialog, a division of GSI Commerce, plans to acquire additional companies, but Rizzi commented: "It is no secret that GSI is in the business of acquisitions."
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Social Media Marketing, a term that cannot be defined properly. But it drives the meaningful reach to the target audience and customers from its social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and many others that exist today. In Social Media Marketing (short termed as SMM), the key emphasis is laid on developing a social media optimized content that is sharable over social media platforms and spread the brand, service and product awareness.
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Six Tips To Help You Survive High-Conflict Divorce
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What's A Divorce Curfew? My mother used to tell me that "nothing good happens after midnight." As a teenager, I thought otherwise, but as a therapist specializing in high-conflict divorce, I've developed my own spin on Mom's wisdom. In fact, I urge my clients to follow an even stricter curfew: to stop participating in any divorce-related activities…Read More
Stop Your Past From Ruining Your Present
"Do you want another chihuahua?" asked my Lyft driver. I glanced up from scanning my Instagram feed on my phone. "Are you talking to me?" I asked. "No," said my driver, laughing. "I'm talking to my wife." I noticed his ear buds and realized he was on the phone. I tried not to listen to…Read More
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Summer is here! The warm weather and long days offer us extended opportunities to be outside and active. It can also create opportunities for injury or illness that may happen after hours.
When injury or illness strikes suddenly, you may need to decide if a trip to the emergency room is necessary. Take time to consider how serious the problem really is before you head to an emergency room.
Almost half of patients seen in an ER could have been treated more efficiently in their doctor's office. Emergency room care can be life saving for serious conditions, but more costly and less well suited for treating minor problems.
Symptoms such as chest pain, trouble breathing, any severe pain or major trauma need immediate attention in an ER. For less serious situations, a call to your physician or a visit to an urgent care center may be a better solution. Enjoy summer, but do it safely.
Michael Atwood, M.D., CHIE, is the vice president of medical affairs and chief medical officer at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas. He is a board certified family physician and an American Academy of Family Physicians fellow.
Note: Since the date of this publication, Dr. Atwood has retired from BCBSKS.


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Mohawk Million Night
Woodbine Mile
Summer & Natalma Stakes
Prince of Wales Stakes
Del Mar Futurity Day
Jockey Frankie Dettori leaps off Filly
and Mare Turf winner Ouija Board in
the winner's circle. This was the
first of two wins for him on the card.
The 23rd edition of the Breeders' Cup World Championships has come and gone, and longshots were the order of the day as only 2 favorites won. $20 million in purses were up for grabs, making this the second richest race day in the world behind the Dubai World Cup card. The weather cooperated, with sunny skies early, although clouds rolled in later on, and temperatures were in the 50's. However, Churchill Downs' goal of breaking the Breeders' Cup attendance record was not attained, as only 75,132 spun the turnstiles. They did break the wagering records for both common pool sources with $136,726,378 and on-track handle with $18,259,971. These both eclipsed the previous records by a wide margin.
Invasor wins over Bernardini
"We have had a great year, but today was an exceptional ride from the 11 post, to get over," winning trainer Kiaran McLaughlin said. "To be in the two-path around the first-turn was unbelievable. (Jockey Fernando Jara) rode a great race. He has no fear, he's never nervous, and he rides very well with those colors on. Bernardini is a great horse, but there was one better today. Invasor had only been beaten once and he's obviously a great horse, too, and hopefully we'll look back and wonder how I got him beat in Dubai."
Purse: $5,000,000 Distance: 1 1/4 miles
Pgm Horse Jockey Win Place Show 11 Invasor Jara 15.40 5.60 4.60 3 Bernardini Castellano 3.40 3.00 2 Premium Tap Prado 8.80 Winning Time: 2:02.18 $2 Exacta 11-3 39.60 $2 Trifecta 11-3-2 695.20 $2 Superfecta 11-3-2-9 8,786.00 $2 Pick Six 2-1-10-1-9-11 (6 of 6) 1,450,700.20
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Red Rocks wins over Better Talk Now in the Turf.
Winning jockey Frankie Dettori said, "He's a good stayer but he seems to idle a lot of the time in front. I didn't want to take a risk by going through the field and getting stopped so I went wide, and it was just a matter of picking horses off one by one. You ride horses as you feel, and today, when I made my move, he was ready to go and we went together."
Purse: $3,000,000 Distance: 1 1/2 miles turf
Pgm Horse Jockey Win Place Show 9 Red Rocks Dettori 23.60 11.20 6.20 8 Better Talk Now Dominguez 17.40 10.00 10 English Channel Velazquez 4.20 Winning Time: 2:27.32 $2 Exacta 9-8 450.80 $2 Trifecta 9-8-10 2501.80 $2 Superfecta 9-8-10-5 32,038.00
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Round Pond wins by 4 1/4 lengths at 13-1 in the Distaff.
Winning trainer Michael Matz said, "She was going into this race better than any other that I've had her. She is a very good filly. She's a real winner and she's a champion." Jockey Edgar Prado added, "She was a little anxious, especially on the turns, but she settled in nicely and ran very hard to win."
Purse: $2,000,000 Distance: 1 1/8 miles
Pgm Horse Jockey Win Place Show 1 Round Pond Prado 29.80 14.00 9.00 13 Happy Ticket Gomez 14.20 9.20 14 Balletto Nakatani 5.60 Winning Time: 1:50.50 $2 Exacta 1-13 446.00 $2 Trifecta 1-13-14 4,355.40 $2 Superfecta 1-13-14-12 38,595.20
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Miesque's Approval wins by 2 3/4 lengths at odds of 24-1 in the Mile.
"At the top of the stretch, even though he goes wide, he does better when he's fanned wide," winning trainer Marty Wolfson said. "At the eighth pole I knew he was going to win." Winning owner Charlotte Weber added, "I'd have to say, being the first Breeders' Cup for me, this is right up at the top. We took him here to see how he would do."
Purse: $2,000,000 Distance: 1 mile turf
Pgm Horse Jockey Win Place Show 10 Miesque's Approval Castro 50.60 17.20 10.40 7 Aragorn Nakatani 5.80 4.40 8 Badge of Silver Prado 9.80 Winning Time: 1:34.75 $2 Exacta 10-7 246.00 $2 Trifecta 10-7-8 4,781.60 $2 Superfecta 10-7-8-4 98,585.40
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Thor's Echo wins by 4 lengths at odds of 15-1 in the Sprint.
Winning jockey Corey Nakatani said, "I was on the rail, so my main thing was getting him in the clear. He was traveling so well beneath me and on the backside, I was just looking for the spot to go. He ran a tremendous race. I've always had a tremendous amount of respect for this guy." "He had been training wonderfully coming up to the race, but Corey's ride was the key," trainer Doug O'Neill said. "We were joking about the post, and saying we could sell it to somebody for good money. But in the end, the post turned out to be to our advantage."
Purse: $2,000,000 Distance: 6 furlongs
Pgm Horse Jockey Win Place Show 1 Thor's Echo Nakatani 33.20 15.80 10.20 2 Friendly Island Dominguez 50.00 32.80 7 Nightmare Affair Prado 15.20 Winning Time: 1:08.80 $2 Exacta 1-2 955.40 $2 Trifecta 1-2-7 10,611.80 $2 Superfecta 1-2-7-6 113,911.80
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Ouija Board wins the Filly and Mare Turf for the second time.
Winning jockey Frankie Dettori said, "She's a super mare. She's definitely the best filly in the world, without a doubt." Trainer Ed Dunlop added, "She's the best; there's no other way to say it. She's an absolute champion." Owner Lord Derby said, "It's always a challenge to find that right moment to make a crossover. This mare has quite literally changed the lives of all of the connections. We've traveled the world with this horse a few times over, and I think she deserves the opportunity to retire."
Purse: $2,000,000 Distance: 1 3/8 miles turf
Pgm Horse Jockey Win Place Show 2 Ouija Board Dettori 4.80 3.40 2.60 4 Film Maker Prado 5.80 4.40 5 Honey Ryder Valenzuela 4.40 Winning Time: 2:14.55 $2 Exacta 2-4 33.20 $2 Trifecta 2-4-5 121.20 $2 Superfecta 2-4-5-7 262.00
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Street Sense wins by 10 lengths in the Juvenile.
Winning jockey Calvin Borel said, "I knew they were going to go a little quick, but he's a push-button horse. When he's right and you ask him, he'll take you there." Trainer Carl Nafzger added, "This is our prep for the Derby. This horse is taking us every step. This horse has been brought here on his own. He's learning, he's growing, he's maturing. He's an exceptional horse."
Purse: $2,000,000 Distance: 1 1/16 miles
Pgm Horse Jockey Win Place Show 1 Street Sense Borel 32.40 12.60 8.00 9 Circular Quay Gomez 5.00 3.20 7 Great Hunter Nakatani 4.40 Winning Time: 1:42.59 $2 Exacta 1-9 181.20 $2 Trifecta 1-9-7 996.00 $2 Superfecta 1-9-7-3 3,915.80
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Dreaming of Anna won wire to wire in the Juvenile Fillies.
Winning owner Frank Calabrese said, "She can do anything, you can rate her. She's like a car, you push the gas pedal and she goes. She just floats." Trainer Wayne Catalano added, "We knew she could handle grass or dirt, she can do it all. Mr. Calabrese said I'm going to put you on the map, I'm not going to sell this filly. I'm going to race her and take her to all of the big races."
Purse: $2,000,000 Distance: 1 1/16 miles
Pgm Horse Jockey Win Place Show 1 Dreaming of Anna Douglas 7.20 4.60 3.40 4 Octave Gomez 5.80 4.40 7 Cotton Blossom Velazquez 9.00 Winning Time: 1:43.81 $2 Exacta 1-4 50.80 $2 Trifecta 1-4-7 597.60 $2 Superfecta 1-4-7-12 9,380.20
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When many of us were young, we thought of our parents as superheroes. They weren't just people that had started life as kids like us, who had then grown up and had children of their own. They were this altogether different species called Mum and Dad; people whose rules we had to obey and whose parameters we had to follow.
For many of us, this extended to never hearing them say sorry for making a bad judgement call, or if they reacted too strongly to our (probably really annoying) actions. We were the children and they were the adults – and the latter just didn't apologise to the former.
Why is it so important to admit to our children when we are wrong?
Of course, parents today still want to instil boundaries to help their children to stay safe, eat well, behave kindly and explore their imaginations. But, in the 21st century parenting world, it is becoming much more likely for us to hold our hands up and accept we haven't been the best version of ourselves. But why is it so important to admit to our children when we are wrong?
We all know that having kids is hard. Super hard. Sometimes they test you to your very breaking point, and blowing a fuse can be something we just can't control. But what we can control is how we respond to our kids afterwards. It takes nothing to give them a little cuddle and apologise for being grumpy (leave out the cuddle part if you have teenagers), or to take the time to explain why we got so cross. It's a very small thing, but it's a gesture that could have a really beneficial effect in the future.
Saying sorry to our children can also give them a sense of self-worth. If we're having a bad day and go crazy when they won't tidy their toys or get up for school, apologising for our over-reaction will show them that we still love them. With all stick and no carrot, they can feel like they are nothing more than an inconvenience to you. And, as a result, their behaviour is likely to get worse, not better.
Saying sorry to our children can give them a sense of self-worth
Meanwhile, admitting that we're wrong can help our kids to see from a young age that we are not those mythical superheroes of our own childhoods. And, from that, they will understand that the human race is invariably fallible. We all make mistakes but, as long as we apologise for them and try not to repeat them, we can move on from them. It's a good life lesson, both in shaping their own behaviour and responding to other people as they're trying to understand the world.
Saying sorry is also about leading by example. When our children do something we consider to be naughty or disrespectful, we expect them to feel remorse and to say sorry for what they've done. So if they see us apologising for something, they'll be much more likely to follow suit. We all know that little kids in particular love to copy our behaviour, so why not give them something positive to emulate?
Why not give children something positive to emulate?
And, of course, this relates to when you need to apologise to other people, too. Perhaps you've arrived late to an appointment with your kids in tow, or parked your car in someone else's space. If your children don't hear an apology from you, they will think it's acceptable to keep someone waiting or be an inconvenience to others. They will subliminally take on this inconsiderate behaviour, and no doubt employ it themselves as they get older.
Sorry may seem to be the hardest word, but let's all try to use it more often. It will help us boost our relationship with our kids now, and help mould them into respectful, considerate adults in the future.


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The Queen Of Versailles
Director/Time: Lauren Greenfield, 100 min.
Headline: Super-rich couple loses billions
Indie type: Car-wreck gawk-doc
Report: I know we all try to maintain some sense of perspective about our lives, but let's face it: even though we know that stubbing a toe or being stuck in traffic isn't as bad as starving in a ditch in some third-world country, it still sucks when bad things happen to us. Consider David and Jackie Siegel, who were in the middle of building the biggest house in Orlando—and the U.S.—when the recession took a huge bite out David's billion-dollar timeshare business. Lauren Greenfield's zippy and curiously affecting documentary The Queen Of Versailles follows the Siegels' efforts to keep a stiff upper lip and soldier on, even if that means selling their dream home to free up some cash. And though some folks may resist feeling any sympathy for people so obscenely well-to-do, if you can put yourself in their designer shoes for a moment, you can imagine what a bummer it would be to downshift from being billionaires to being millionaires.
To an extent, Greenfield tries to have it both ways with her film: she allows us to enjoy the fantasy of being rich, while also letting us see the bastards suffer a little. The Siegels can look awfully silly, with their plastered-on smiles and trips to McDonalds in stretch limos. But they also seem to be good-hearted, hard-working people, who earnestly believe that when their employees talk middle-income people into spending money on vacations that they can't afford, they're doing them a favor. That's what makes it so shocking and even touching when suddenly the Siegels have to lay off staff, and can't keep up with the upkeep of their home, which becomes strewn with trash and dogshit. The chronology of this documentary seems a little fishy at times, but overall it's a wondrous spectacle, and it feels fundamentally true. As the Siegels find themselves at mercy of a financial system they helped enable, and as they try to figure out what it means to live with less while they still have so much, the ironies pile up. But there is some pathos here too. Mostly, The Queen Of Versailles is very wise about the ways the rich are different and the same as us. Even marble bathtubs get rings.
Grade: A-
The Law In These Parts
Director/Time: Ra'anan Alexandrowicz, 101 min.
Headline: Is making Israeli occupation legal the same as making it justifiable?
Indie type: Thoughtful advocacy doc
Report: "Order and justice don't always go hand in hand." Those are the words of an Israeli judge in the documentary The Law In These Parts, a cleverly staged and structured film which attempts to explain and understand how Israel seizing Palestinian-occupied territory became accepted practice. Mixing archival footage and new interviews with lawyers and judges who've been involved with Israeli law since the '60s, director Ra'anan Alexandrowicz documents the slippery slope of "security measures," as laws originally drafted to protect the Israeli population from Palestinian violence gradually turn boldly oppressive, denying people of their human rights as recognized under international law. Alexandrowicz grills his subjects, asking them to justify their actions without resorting to slippery legalisms. In essence, he's putting them on trial, in what he recognizes is a weak kind of justice given what the Palestinians have been through. There's a meta element to The Law In These Parts that seems unnecessary, as Alexandrowicz acknowledges the artificiality of cinema, and that facts are as selectively chosen in movies as they are in court. But while the facts cherry-picked by Alexandrowicz won't surprise anyone who's paid even the slightest attention to what's been going on in the Middle East for the last four decades, the direct inquiries into who should be classified as a "soldier" and who a "terrorist" is still bracing (and relevant to more than just the Israelis). As a documentarian, Alexandrowicz is sympathetic to how people take positions first and then justify them later, but he still gets the judges to admit that politicians punted the issue of how to handle the Palestinians to the courts, who deferred to the military. As one judge rather sadly and chillingly puts it: "It's very hard to shake off the feeling that you're serving a system."
Grade: B+
Wish You Were Here
Director/Time: Kieran Darcy-Smith, 93 min.
Cast: Joel Edgerton, Teresa Palmer, Felicity Price, Anthony Starr
Headline: Tragedy reveals pre-existing cracks in relationships
Indie type: Jigsaw puzzle
Report: It's always tricky when a film openly withholds important information from the audience. With all the time the filmmakers are asking us to invest in their story, the answers to the big questions had better be worth it; and there better be a compelling reason why we had to wait so long. Kieran Darcy-Smith's debut film Wish You Were Here has one gripping sequence that almost justifies its overall coyness. The plot is driven by an absence: Anthony Starr plays an Australian businessman who invites his new girlfriend Felicity Price, her sister Teresa Palmer, and her brother-in-law Joel Edgerton on a trip to Cambodia, where he goes missing. What do Starr's new best friends know about what happened? And what else happened in Cambodia that's now driving a wedge between Price, Palmer and Edgerton? Wish You Were Here reveals its secrets piecemeal, in flashback, culminating in one big white-knuckle climax, in which Starr's fate in the past is intercut with a medical crisis in the present. But the two halves of the movie don't illuminate each other in any significant way, and while the cast is crackerjack, and while Darcy-Smith finds a lot of emotional texture in the characters' relationships (mainly by showing how hard it is to work through a crisis when there are young kids toddling about, demanding attention), this is one of those puzzle movies that's frustrating in pieces, and underwhelming once it's all fit together.
Grade: C+
Notes, thoughts, things overheard…
Festivals almost never open with their strongest films, but even if they did, it might be hard to spot them. There's often a sense of reserve that takes hold in the first day or two of a festival; we don't want to overrate a film on Day One when there may be masterpieces waiting in the wings. This is why I frequently revise my grades after a festival's over. (And with rare exceptions, when I revise, I revise upward.) That said, The Queen Of Versailles really does feel like something special, and it matters that I say that on Day One, and not on Day Seven when I might be grasping for something to hail.
Tomorrow: A blockbuster day, with new films from the directors of Afterschool and Buried, plus an Indonesian action epic and a comedy co-written by and starring Rashida Jones.


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On Disney+
About a month ago my wife surprised me with a Disney+ subscription. Thoughts, I has them.
The Good
The UI is nice, responsive, and gets out of your way. Pleasant both on mobile and on a big screen TV. Categories make sense, and searching is easy. Well as much as "typing" on an Apple Remote is easy.
The nostalgia factor was strong. Watching movies from my childhood with the kiddo has been so much fun. In the last week we watched Tron, The Black Hole, Escape To Witch Mountain, and Bedknobs & Broomsticks.
The Mandalorian has single handedly restored my faith in the Star Wars universe. It's utterly fantastic and I think Disney should just hand over the keys to the kingdom to Jon Favreau. Liking the slow weekly release of episodes instead of the all at once Stranger Things approach.
The World According To Jeff Goldblum also very very good. It's Jeff Goldblum, doing an Anthony Bourdain style show. What's not to love?
The Not Quite As Good
In 2020 all streaming interfaces should have table stakes "remember what I've seen and my position". Disney+ doesn't always get this right. I was 20 episodes into the first season of Clone Wars when it reset and recommended I start watching. "You might like this show". You think?
Licensing is a bit wacky. Avengers Endgame is fine to watch, but Avengers Infiniti War is "coming soon". Maleficent also "coming in October 2020". These titles all happily appear in the UI mind you and are clickable which is frustrating when you can't actually watch them. The majority of Andi Mack season 1 is missing because reasons.
The lack of new TV show content is a bit worrying. After watching The Mandalorian and all the old Disney/Marvel movies there is an element of "now what?". I know they've got big plans for various Marvel TV shows and the Obi-Wan Kenobi show with Ewan McGregor. But that's not where we are today.
Good outweighs the bad. The kiddo has lots to watch. That plus The Mandalorian & promise of future shows set in the Star Wars universe probably makes this a keeper. We have a year subscription already paid for so it's not like we're gonna bail now. I'll let you know if we renew it in December.


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Bankruptcy challenge
September 17th, 2010 by Questions
Who can challenge a bankruptcy discharge, on what basis and when?
Posted from: Manitoba
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The normal list of persons that can "oppose" a person's discharge include creditors with proven claims, your trustee, and/or the government agency that monitors the bankruptcy process (the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy).
Creditors may oppose if they feel your conduct prior to filing was inappropriate – say you took a $1,000 cash advance the week before you filed. Creditors may also oppose if they feel you have the abvility to repay a greater portion of your debt that you have so far. Our office handles between 300 and 400 proposals and bankruptcies each month and creditors "oppose" in fewer than 1 file per month.
Trustees oppose much more frequently. If you don't perform all of your required duties within the required timelines then your trustee is not allowed to discharge you from bankruptcy. Instead you are required to appear in Court and explain why you should be discharged when you didn't do everything that you were supposed to… This happens far too frequently in my opinion, but luckily, if you do what you are supposed to it won't happen to you.
The final type of opposition, from the government is very rare indeed – I can't recall a file in the last 5 years were it has happened.
So, do what you are supposed to do when you are supposed to do it and your bankruptcy should end "automatically in either 9 or 21 months if it is the first timne that you have filed.
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by Duncan Gromko
The following was cross-posted with the Public Education Center's D.C. Bureau, which you can find by clicking here.
In Morocco and elsewhere, growing environmental challenges are likely to decrease standards of living, particularly for the poor. Among the harmful impacts of climate change is increased desertification – the expansion of deserts. Globally, climate change will increase average precipitation, but in certain areas, rainfall will decrease. Because of changing precipitation patterns, the Sahara Desert is likely to expand into bordering countries, reducing their agricultural productivity. In many countries, this global change is in addition to local environmental pressures, quickening the growth of the Sahara.
The Atlas Mountains of Morocco have always been a marginal environment, as poor soil quality has hindered productive agriculture. Living in those mountains for two years, I experienced the negative impact that desertification is having on people's lives. Poor and rural people are more dependent on the environment for generating incomes; 47% of the "GDP of the poor" comes from natural resources. Since the environment is fragile, even small changes in climate or use of resources can result in noticeable declines in standards of living.
Industrial logging, expansion of agriculture, extension of grazing land, and collection of firewood put increasing pressure on the forests of the Atlas. Economic growth and growing populations mean that Moroccans are extracting more and more from the forests that support the country. As a whole, the country loses an average of 30,000 hectares of forest per year. Fewer trees mean weaker root systems to protect soil. Erosion rates in both the Atlas and Rif mountains are among the highest in the world.
The people I lived with felt the immediate consequences of the creep of the Sahara in several ways. The most obvious impact was the decrease in supply of fuel wood. Although most of Morocco is warm, the Atlas Mountains are at high altitude, creating the need for wood to heat homes during the winter. Large snowstorms often hit my village, dumping more than a foot of snow at a time. In one nearby village, the small forest cover had been completely removed; people were reduced to burning scrub bushes to keep warm. In my village, the nearest remaining trees were over an hour away by donkey ride. Every week, my host father would go out to collect firewood to heat our home. He would ride his mule for an hour to the west, where the forest still grew, to find a tree and cut down its branches to bring back home. My host father was 73 years old and the weekly wood collections tested his health and physical abilities. One day he was several hours late coming home; my host mother and I went out into the darkness, yelling his name until we found him, limping and delirious with exhaustion.
Another obvious impact of desertification is the decline in productivity of agriculture and grazing. Many people in the Atlas Mountains rely on raising goats and sheep for income. Herders feed animals in the mountains and bring them to cities to sell to bigger markets. However, as the soil runs off the mountains and into the rivers, grass does not grow as quickly and the land cannot support large herds without further expanding grazing areas.
Reduced forest cover also increases the frequency and severity of floods since rainwater runs directly off of the soil into riverbeds instead of slowly percolating through ground cover. Even mild rainstorms lead to significant floods. Several times a year, floods would make roads impassable, isolating our mountain communities from the rest of the world. Floods would also wash out fields and damage farmers' crops.
The people of the Atlas Mountains and Morocco can contribute little to mitigating climate change.Morocco ranked 71st in greenhouse gas emissions in 2010, responsible for about 0.1% of global emissions.
If Morocco is to adapt to climate change and the expansion of the Sahara, it must invest in natural ecosystems that can reduce its impact. Instead, a growing population and standards of living are putting increased pressure on the environment, escalating its degradation. For instance, the price of meat is high, creating an incentive for herders to increase the size of their flocks.
As a Peace Corps volunteer, I was tasked with finding solutions to my communities' problems and environmental concerns. As much as people wanted to protect natural resources, they depended on activities that harmed the environment for their short-term well being. There were also significant problems organizing collective action. Even if my host family reduced the size of their flock or the amount of wood they harvested for fuel, these sacrifices would mean nothing if others did not make similar commitments. Without strong environmental institutions, it is nearly impossible to change behavior.
Another Peace Corps volunteer and I worked on reducing deforestation driven by local businesses. Public baths – hammams – were responsible for approximately 30% of deforestation as they used wood to heat their water. This may seem like a lot of wood just for public baths, but hammams are an important communal institution in Morocco.
We tried to appeal to the economic interests of the hammam owners. An ultra-efficient boiler developed by the Germany Agency for Technical Cooperation would reduce fuel wood consumption by up to 80% compared with existing hammam boilers. Since fuel wood was expensive relative to the cost of the boiler, we estimated that hammam owners would recoup their investment within 6-12 months. This seemed like a winning strategy for reducing pressure on forests, but we had a surprisingly hard time convincing hammam owners that they should invest in the efficient boilers. There was skepticism over the new technology and, as already successful businessmen, hammam owners had little incentive to upset a profitable business model. After a year of talking with owners, we convinced one hammam owner to purchase the boiler as a demonstration project for other owners.
It was a start, but hardly a solution. I am not optimistic about Morocco's ability to improve environmental management and respond to desertification. With its already fragile environment, it is particularly vulnerable to the changing climate. Increasing local pressures will only exacerbate the problem. To really respond to this challenge, Morocco will need to increase the capacity of the institutions that manage natural resources; without collective action, private, short-term interests will continue to drive desertification and undermine the country's long-term viability.


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Your vigorous baby onion plants will ship just after being freshly lifted from the growing fields. On arrival, they look like little scallions. Don't worry if they seem a little pale looking after being shipped – they'll green right up after planting. Plant them out according to the directions in the Onion Planting Guide (included). Onion plants are sold in bunches of approximately 5 dozen plants for big harvests of firm crispy onion bulbs.
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- Write with a pen on paper! It gives you ideas that maybe you might erase when you're writing on a computer.
- Picking another instrument you don't usually play can be really fun. You won't go to what your sense memory knows, so you'll find a new place to start from. If you play guitar, sit down at the piano and see where it takes you. The chords will be totally different and you'll play different melodies. That has worked for me before.
- If you haven't got something really solid within 90 minutes, don't bash your head against the wall. Inspiration is a gift and you can't force someone to give you a gift. As soon as you start thinking too much and trying to grab and hold onto it, it's going to die. That's like love.
- You can revisit a stalled song idea later. You might have a new perspective on life a couple of years later that means you can understand the song in a way you needed to in order to finish it.
- Try reading a book, a novel idea! I always get inspiration when I read a good book.
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Lessons Learned: career tips gleaned from Grimes' success
- A true craftsman doesn't blame their tools – Grimes recorded all of Visions on Apple's rather limited Garageband recording application. Boucher was able to work within these narrow parameters to achieve incredible results.
- Vive la difference – One important reason why Grimes' music has resonated with so many people was her ability to embrace her quirky character traits and celebrate them.
- Grow a set of big ears – Grimes' amalgamation of K-pop, J-pop, modern diva pop, harsh noise, industrial sounds and medieval music galvanized her own sonic voice. The synthesis of styles allowed her to market herself over a wide spectrum of genres.
- If it were easy, everybody would be doing it – Grimes is a self-described workaholic, and has spent the past two years on the road, honing her live show. If you want to turn your music into a career, you'd better be prepared to roll up your sleeves and give it every ounce of sweat you've got.
- Keep a finger in every pie – Grimes has managed to take complete control of her music, as well as how it's marketed, by self-producing her recordings, creating her own visual aesthetic, graphics, merchandise and directing her own videos.
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Lessons Learned: Corb Lund's songwriting tips
- With story songs, you've got to think of it all making sense, start to finish, and have a twist at the end, almost like a punch line.
- Sometimes you've got to be more obvious than you're artistically comfortable being. You already know the story, but the message has to shine through at a bar at 1 a.m. when everybody's hammered, the band is too loud and the P.A. sucks.
- When a song isn't working, leave it alone. Go do something else, or keep the instrument in your hands, keep singing, but work on vocal or guitar exercises or learn cover songs. Sometimes things will slip in and come to you that way.
- Choose chord voicings according to the mood, style and instrumentation of a song. When I'm playing alone, acoustically, I'll play different voicings. In our four-piece setting, sometimes what I'm doing is more textural, so if there's a key riff, voicing or feel, Grant will take it over on electric so it speaks out.


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Discovery Point Duluth is Awarded Early Language and Literacy Grant
We are so excited to announce that Discovery Point Duluth was awarded the Early Language and Literacy Grant!
Governor Nathan Deal today announced grant awards to 48 projects as part of the Early Language and Literacy Mini-Grant Program, a collaborative effort between the Governor's Office of Student Achievement and the Sandra Dunagan Deal Center for Early Language and Literacy at Georgia College.
"The Early Language and Literacy Mini-Grant Program recognizes those leading the way in developing new, engaging programs to advance language and literacy skills for Georgia students," said Deal. "These grants will provide communities with additional resources to put more students on track to read on grade-level by the third grade. The bright minds of Georgia's students are the state's most precious resource and I commend the educators and community partners working to prepare them for future success."
The Early Language and Literacy Mini-Grant Program invests in strategic community partnerships that target language and literacy development needs for children from birth to age eight. Each awarded project is a collaborative effort between at least two community-based partners that focuses on one of the four pillars of the Get Georgia Reading Campaign: language nutrition, access, positive learning climate, and teacher preparation and effectiveness. These community partnerships include child care centers, public and private pre-K programs, primary grades of elementary schools, local service agencies and local nonprofit organizations.
Individual partners within an approved grant project will receive between $5,000 and $20,000 to support their roles in the partnership.
Click HERE for the full list of winning project summaries.
Click HERE for the full story on the Georgia government's site.


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Cases of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea (PED) have been identified in other Canadian provinces but Alberta has been PED free in pigs to date. However, the Alberta Agriculture Ministry has reported a positive environmental sample of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus (PEDv) in an office at a pig-handling facility.
Alberta Agriculture does emphasize that the environmental sample was not taken from a farm or a sick animal, but from an office space. Other samples taken in high pig-traffic areas at the same site, such as the loading dock and scales, came back negative.
Dr. Julia Keenliside, a veterinary epidemiologist with Alberta Agriculture, said the office where PED was found has been cleaned, and results of subsequent tests have yet to be received.
This positive test serves as a reminder to producers that any high pig-traffic site or vehicle could potentially be contaminated with PED or swine delta coronavirus, at any time. Producers must work closely with their livestock hauler to ensure all trucks are cleaned, disinfected and dried every time before entering a farm.
Other biosecurity measures, such as requiring clean boots and clothing for all barn visitors and cleaning and disinfecting load-out areas, should also be strictly enforced.
PED has infected 70 hog operations in Canada, all but eight in Ontario.
Porcine epidemic diarrhea (PED) virus is a disease occurring only in pigs, caused by a coronavirus that does exactly what the disease name implies: produces acute and severe outbreaks of diarrhea that rapidly transmits among all ages of pigs (epidemic). There is no risk to human health.
Huge numbers of virus particles are shed in feces. One thimble-full of feces could contain enough virus to infect all the pigs in the United States. The PED virus is being detected in samples collected from pig collection points, slaughter facilities, transportation vehicles and innumerable fomites illustrating the vast potential for transmission.
Since its appearance in the United States in April 2013, PEDv has spread within the swine industry. In recent months, an additional related virus, porcine delta coronavirus (PDCoV), has appeared in this country. Industry analysts estimate more than 6 million swine have died from PEDv since the disease was first discovered in this country during the spring of 2013.
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Personal Perception Lenses
When you receive information in your brain through your senses, your brain categorizes and make sense of the information to determine what information is important and what is not important and what to do with that information. It is like the process of digestion where it goes through a series of steps to complete its journey. The information and stimulation from the outside world or from what is created from your conscious thought (your mind) goes through a unique processing path that is truly your own. You have created these pathways through your life experience, what you practiced, what you focused on, and how you were conditioned through the world around you.
The first piece of that digestive tract is what we put into the brain. You receive so many pieces of information all day long that your brain has stored patterns or filters for what it lets in and what it blocks out. For instance, it determined that seeing your nose is not important, so that's why we don't even see our noses that are right in front of us. It has been filtered out!
You Can Choose Using the Conscious Mind
The pathways and filters are not right/wrong or good/bad, they just are. Each person has a unique way of processing information. However, it may be worth taking a closer look at your thoughts, patterns, and what you focus on to determine if your thought patterns are serving you or not. Because we can use our conscious mind to reflect on our own thinking and determine what we want to think and what to focus on or how to evaluate situations, events, people, places, and things, this is much more in your control than you may have thought! Your mind can be changed.
Choosing a Focus
One way to change your experience and thoughts about anything around you or even yourself is to shift your Focus- what you look for. We can have an unconscious bias toward pinpointing certain elements of life that we are not even aware of! When we are able to make that decision consciously, we can change our whole perspective!
Let's say for example, Client A decides to focus on what she is grateful for, what is positive in her life, what is working well, and figuring out ways to build stronger relationships. Her focus lenses, or personal perception lenses, are now creating a filter- it filters out what she doesn't want to focus on, and lets in and even helps to FIND what she wants to focus on!
Client B, however, doesn't use conscious thinking to change her focus. She has been conditioned over time to focus on negative things- what is not working, how people are not treating her right, how nothing goes her way, and how little chores her husband seems to do. Her brain will continue to focus on these things because that's what it has always done. Brains do not like to change on their own. They require conscious thought and effort to re-program existing mindsets. You have to want to change it and know that you can change it!
These two individuals will have vastly different life experiences because of where they put their focus and thoughts. If you want to create a life of your dreams, you may need to take a peek at what you choose to focus on!
Your Lenses: Questions to Ask Yourself
When was the last time you cleaned off your personal perception lenses and really designed the pair you want to have on?
What do you want to focus on in your experiences, relationships, and world view?
How have your current lenses impacted your experiences and relationships?
If you are working on something challenging, such as a weight loss goal, work related goal, personal transformation goal, notice how you are experiencing this journey. Are you focusing on why it is not perfect or focusing on what you are learning and how you are growing?
Take some time to re-design your focus and filters!
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It's a testament to the vibrancy of Robin Williams that, even a year later, his death remains a cultural touchstone, the psychic shock we can't quite get over.
The Oscar winner and star of modern classics like Good Morning, Vietnam, Dead Poets Society and Mrs. Doubtfire died by suicide a year ago Tuesday. Though he privately wrestled with addictions and illness, including a form of dementia that may have contributed to his death, Williams was – and still is – a vivid presence for family and fans.
"We try to focus on the joyful moments and memories," Williams' son Zak, 32, recently told PEOPLE, noting what would have been his father's 64th birthday on July 21. "We're moving through the process of healing and recovering," he continued, adding that he relies on "wonderful family and friends" to help with the grief.
In honor of his father, who generously gave of his money, time and influence to various causes (most famously the homelessness charity Comic Relief), Zak also gives back. The tech executive teaches financial literacy to inmates in San Quentin State Prison, providing his students with invaluable budgeting and investing skills.
Williams' other children, Zelda, 26, and Cody, 23, spent their father's birthday quietly, with Zelda posting on Instagram on July 20 that she was taking a break from social media. "It's a time better served away from the sentiments or opinions of others," she said, expressing a wish to pass the day in private.
However Williams' family chooses to mark the milestones after his loss, including this anniversary of his death, the late actor's public presence continues to resonate. Longtime friend Bobcat Goldthwait credits Williams with helping to champion his upcoming documentary about fighting child pornography, Call Me Lucky.
"This movie would not have gotten made, or been what it is, without Robin's support and influence," Goldthwait recently told PEOPLE, revealing that his friend put up the seed money for the project. "His generosity and kindness are well known."
As was his talent. Critics found much to admire in Williams' last on-screen performance as a closeted gay man in Boulevard. (He also has a voice role in the Simon Pegg comedy Absolutely Anything, in theaters Sept. 15.) It was one of his quieter, more contained turns, all the better to take in the enormous range of his acting talent. He was, quite simply, a man with so many more parts in him – and to him.
"We never got off the phone without saying, 'I love you,' so I know that's the last thing he and I said to each other," says Goldthwait of his old friend, whose death is just beginning to register for him. "It's strangely starting to feel like I'm only processing it now."
On that, he may well speak for many of us.
This article originally appeared on People.com
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By: Josh Pepper
For years, I made the mistake of looking for God in all the wrong places. On this journey to seek His direction for our lives, it is extremely easy to fall into the temptation to think that every little thing that comes along our path, every opportunity, every Bible verse, every message is something God is speaking to us in that moment. And, to be clear, He is more than capable of doing just that!
However, more than likely, God's voice of influence in our lives is much simpler and much quieter. I love stories of people becoming radically saved by a message on the television or a song on the radio, but God doesn't always operate that way. In fact, most of the time, we can miss what He is saying entirely because of the distractions around us. This is why we spent two days taking inventory of the things that can cause us to miss what God is calling us to be.
When I think about how God speaks to us, I am reminded of the story of Elijah the Prophet in 1 Kings 19. God told Elijah that He was going to show Himself to the prophet.
"And as Elijah stood there, the Lord passed by, and a mighty windstorm hit the mountain. It was such a terrible blast that the rocks were torn loose, but the Lord was not in the wind. After the wind there was an earthquake, but the Lord was not in the earthquake. And after the earthquake there was a fire, but the Lord was not in the fire. And after the fire there was the sound of a gentle whisper. When Elijah heard it, he wrapped his face in his cloak and went out and stood at the entrance of the cave."
The Lord was in the gentle whisper.
When you listen for the voice of God in your life, are you listening for the storm of activity or the still small voice hidden in a gentle whisper? It is so important that we weed out the distractions that can so easily drown out the voice of God speaking into our lives.
As you listen for God today, set aside some time to find a quiet place, settle yourself through the reading of God's Word and prayer. Then, ask for the Lord to speak, and prepare yourself to hear Him whispering to you.
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Here's our Monday morning chance for you to catch up on the most viewed articles of the last week. We had a few technical issues last week after our web host suffered a major attack, sorry if this impacted your use of Artemis it was unfortunately out of our control. The problem is now rectified so this gives everyone who tried to visit Artemis last week a chance to catch up. Here are the most popular stories of the last seven days on Artemis.
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- Cat bond and ILS secondary market trading patterns in 2011
This interesting graph shows the volume of secondary market ILS trades that Swiss Re's trading desk dealt with during 2011. It shows the cumulative traded figure along with monthly volume, which clearly displays the impact some events had on the secondary cat bond and ILS market.
- Catastrophe bonds; a unique asset class offering sizeable returns
Once again the world's press are offering cat bonds and ILS as a great alternative investment opportunity in the current economic and financial market climate.
- Kibou Ltd. catastrophe bond from Zenkyoren doubles in size
Zenkyorens Japan quake cat bond Kibou Ltd. manages to double in size to $300m before close.
- How market and catastrophe events impact pricing and RoL of industry-loss warranties
This interesting visualisation shows how certain events impacted the rate-on-line and pricing of the ILW market over the last few years.
- The size of the industry loss warranty market over time
This graph shows how the ILW market has grown over the last few years.
- California Earthquake Authority now uses catastrophe bonds for 10% of its risk transfer
After closing their latest Embarcadero Re cat bond the CEA now receives 10% of its risk transfer from the capital markets via cat bonds.
- Vega Capital 2010-1 cat bond upgraded by Moody's on improving outlook
The clever structure used in the Vega Capital deal means that as time passes it becomes less risky and as a result the notes have been upgraded.
- CEA's Embarcadero Re 2012-1 completes and notes list in Bermuda
Our story on the completion of the latest CEA catastrophe bond.
- S&P upgrades Vitality Re and Vitality Re II on positive claims trends
These two medical benefit ratio linked ILS deals have been upgraded as the claims experience of the underlying books of reinsured business have not been as bad as originally forecast.
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The popular Sudoku puzzle is based on a mathematical object known as a Latin square. In this seminar you'll learn about Latin squares and how to solve Latin square and Sudoku puzzles. You'll create some pleasing artistic designs based on Latin squares. You'll also explore some alien worlds to find out how Latin squares are related to clocks! Even more amazing you'll discover how prime numbers are the link between Latin squares and clocks. And of course you'll get a Sudoku puzzle to solve.
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VALCRI: Applying Semantic-web Technologies to Visual Analytics for Criminal Intelligence
author: Henrik Eriksson, Department of Computer and Information Science, Linköping University
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When family and friends gather—especially at the holidays—I like to offer my guests an age-appropriate libation. I just finished making a bottle of vin d'orange with a recipe from Pierre Koffmann's Memories of Gascony (2012 revised edition published by Mitchell Beazley). Right or wrong, I consider year-end the best time to buy quality oranges and other citrus (at least here on the US West Coast). So now is the perfect time to get ready to make this quick aperitif.
1 liter white wine
zests of 2 large oranges
250g sugar
100ml Armagnac
Mix everything together in a large pot, cover and leave to infuse 12 days before drinking.
That's it! This fortified wine smells and tastes of…surprise: oranges, but in a soft, graceful way. It is a lovely drink and couldn't be easier to make. As is my practice when infusing lemons and grapefruit, I take care that the zest contains no pith. Other than this, success depends upon the quality of one's ingredients.
For my latest batch I used a white Anjou wine made from Chenin Blanc grapes from France's Loire Valley (because I couldn't find a white from the Côtes de Gascogne at my local market…can you imagine that! What is this world coming to?!). And I used some nice apple brandy from Oregon as I did not have a bottle of Armagnac lolling about in the back of my liquor cabinet. What is Armagnac, you ask? It is a single distilled French brandy from, yes, Gascony, made from local white wine grapes. If you want to experience the vin d'orange of Pierre Koffmann's childhood, by all means go with white wine and brandy from Gascony. But I advise that you not put off your infusion for fear of a lack of authenticity—your thirsty guests will never forgive you.


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that I've been invited to be a member of the very first design team for a new manufacturer, Black River Designs!! BRD debuted at CHA Winter 09 in Anaheim and is a Canadian-based company founded and run by a super sweet and talented lady I met at CHA Summer 08 in Chicago, Christine Campbell. I adore her beautiful graphic patterns, and delicious color palletes. I'm so excited to be a part of this great team and create with her products, so stay tuned for lots of BRD goodness coming mid-June!
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Scott Engel – Scott 4 Philips SBL 7913 (1969)
Scott 4 is easily one of my favorite albums. I do recognize that some people won't be able to relate to this music and therefore probably won't bother to understand it. But I think that for what it is, Scott 4 is perfect. Its compassion, realism and sincerity have always impressed me.
Over the course of thirty years Noel Scott Engel (under the stage name Scott Walker) went from pop heartthrob adored by swarms of teenage girls to cult icon to reclusive mystery man and dark experimental maverick. Scott Walker was born in America, but his fame in the 1960s and 70s came in England.
Most amazing is that this music exists at all. All attempts to categorize it fail. Is it part of the counterculture, or part of the establishment? Or both? Perhaps it's the directness. Scott Walker takes his music directly into a soft vortex of emotion and intellect.
Scott Walker's craft seems like bad idea on paper. Scott 4 isn't an album you can convince people to like. Most of its supporters are the types that have heard everything under the sun and have come back to what less discerning ears would lump with much more forgettable music. Scott Walker's voice may sound flip, but he made some of the most heartfelt music you may ever hear. Scott 4 is personal. It takes a certain something to appreciate the album's depth, but that doesn't lessen its achievement.
If I were to sum up Scott Walker's career in the 1960s, I would say that his greatest accomplishment was taking the music of extroverts and turning it into music for introverts. He took the kind of orchestral pop that has a lot of immediate and superficial appeal, and was the epicenter of the "old guard" of the institutions of the music industry, and turned it into music that is edgy and subtly a countervailing force against the establishment. He obliterated the notion that orchestrated pop had any sort of deterministic, essentialist qualities. It was a form that could serve any ends. You won't understand Scott Walker by listening to this album just once. The craftsmanship and brilliant songwriting are surprisingly elusive. It is like he could hide things in plain view. And it is as if he founds the seeds of something that included the old and the new, together, moving forward in a world where the all sorts of perspectives and musics have a chance to exist simultaneously and harmoniously with all their differences still intact. Brilliant.


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