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1. Dr. Chen, Jie
[PRESENT POSITION] Distinguished Scientist, Biostatistics and Research Decision Sciences, Merck Research Laboratories, Merck & Co., Inc., North Wales, Pennsylvania, USA (2017 – present).
[JOINT APPOINTMENTS] Visiting Member, Center for Innovative Study Design, Stanford University, 2017—present; Adjunct faculty, Department of Statistical Science, Temple University, 2017—present.
[FORMER POSITIONS] Sr. Global Group Head, Global Biostatistics and Pharmacometrics, Novartis (2015 – 2017); Senior Director, Head of Biometrics and Information Sciences, AstraZeneca Global Medicines Development China (2014 – 2015); Director/Senior Director, Head of Biostatistics and Statistical Programming, Merck Serono Beijing R&D Hub (2010 – 2014); Director of Statistics, Pharmacoepidemiology, Global Medical Services, Abbott Laboratories (2009 – 2010); Biometrician, Sr. Biometrician, Associate Director, Biostatistics and Research Decision Sciences, Merck Research Laboratories, Merck & Co., Inc., North Wales, Pennsylvania, USA.
[DEGREES] Ph.D. in Statistics, Temple University, 2003; M.P.H in Biostatistics, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, 1994; and B.M., School of Public Health, Shanghai First College of Medicine (Now Fudan University School of Public Health), Shanghai, China, 1984.
[FIELD OF MAJOR STATISTICAL ACTIVITIES] Biopharmaceutical Statistics, Clinical Trials, Medical Product Safety, Multiple Comparison and Multiple Testing, Sequential Analysis, Real-World Data and Evidence, Causal inference, Multi-Regional Clinical Trials, Benefit-Risk Assessment, Bayesian Analysis.
[ICSA ACTIVITIES] Board of Directors of ICSA, 2017—present; Award Committee of ICSA, 2018—present; Organizers of invited sessions at several ICSA Applied Statistics Symposia; Member of ICSA, 2008—present.
[HONORS AND AWARDS] Best Student Paper Award, Biopharmaceutical Section of the American Statistical Association, 2003; Graduate Research Fellowship, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, 1992—1994.
[EDITORIAL SERVICES] Co-Guest Editor, Statistics in Biopharmaceutical Research, 2010, 2013; Co-Guest Editor, Journal Biopharmaceutical Statistics, 2013; Co-Guest Editor, Biometrical Journal, 2007;
[PROFESSIONAL SERVICES] President, the International Society for Biopharmaceutical Statistics, 2008—present; Co-chair, Scientific Program Committee, the 6th International Symposium on Biopharmaceutical Statistics, Kyoto, Japan, 2019; Scientific Program Committee, CEN-ISBS Joint Symposium, 2017; Organizing Committee, UMBC-Stanford Workshop on Clinical Trials and Regulatory Sciences, 2016—2018; Organizing Committee, Stanford Center at Peking University (SCPKU) Workshop on Biomedical Innovation and Regulatory Sciences, 2017—2018; Executive Committee, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th International Symposia on Biopharmaceutical Statistics, 2008—2017; Steering Committee, ASA/Biopharmaceutical Section Regulatory-Industry Statistics Workshop, 2010; Management Committee, Current Index to Statistics, ASA, 2008—2010; Organizing Committee, The 5th International Conference on Multiple Comparison Procedures, 2009; Co-Organizer, the 4th International Conference on Multiple Comparison Procedures, 2005; Serving as referees for more than 10 statistics journals (e.g., The American Statistician, Biometrics, Communication in Statistics—Theory and Methods, Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics, Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, Journal of Infection and Public Health, Statistics in Biopharmaceutical Research, Statistics in Medicine, etc.) In addition, Jie has given short courses on statistical applications in medical product development and regulation at many statistical conferences including the ASA/Biopharmaceutical Section Regulatory-Industry Statistics Workshop (2010), EMA (European Medicines Agency) Statistics Workshop (2011), and JSM (2017).
[SELECTED PUBLICATIONS] Jie has published one co-authored book (one more forthcoming in 2020), one book chapter, and over 30 peer-reviewed research papers in a wide range of journals such as Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, Statistics in Medicine, Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics, Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, Encyclopedia of Biopharmaceutical Statistics, American Journal of Epidemiology, Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Therapeutic Innovation and Regulatory Science, Drug Information Journal, Medical Safety and Global Health, Journal of Virological Methods. The co-authored book is entitled Medical Product Safety Evaluation—Biological Models and Statistical Methods (Chapman & Hall/CRC Press, 2018), and the forthcoming co-authored book Real-World Data and Evidence—An Interdisciplinary Approach and Applications to Precision Medicine and Healthcare (Chapman & Hall/CRC Press, 2020).
[STATEMENT] I feel very honored and grateful to be nominated by the ICSA Nomination and Election Committee as a candidate for the President of ICSA to which I am proud of being a member for more than a decade, serving its Board of Directors (2017—2019) and Award Committee (2018--present), and being engaged in its many other activities.
As a statistical methodologist working in the biopharmaceutical industry, I have always felt that being part of a coherent, educational, scholastic, and respectful organization is so critical for everyone's professional life. ICSA, the home of ten of thousands of statisticians and quantitative scientists worldwide, is undoubtfully such a prestigious professional organization which, through the tireless effort of its leadership teams and, most importantly, the support from each and everyone of its members, has grown stronger and more charismatic in a broad range of disciplines, especially in the era of big data and data science. The world changes constantly, so does our profession, which brings numerous challenges to our career that demand us to change the ways we used to think, to perform our job, to communicate with others, and to educate ourselves and our younger generations. "To change is difficult, not to change is fatal" [Charles Darwin, 1809—1882]. I have always been thinking of how we can live our professional life adaptively so that we can perform our job better day over day.
With my experience in biopharmaceutical industry and academic community, and in serving ICSA and other organizations, and my greatest passion to our profession, I would, if elected, continue the great effort led by the current leadership team and meanwhile strengthen and promote the following initiatives:
- Strengthening Statistical innovation: Innovation is the driving force for science to advance. Statistical and analytic methodologies that we are using today in drug development and any other fields are much more advanced than the ones we used twenty years ago. Statistical innovations offer much more precise view into science, bringing faster and more accurate development path in virtually every applied fields, especially in the development of medical products for human use. Yet, the constant change of the world demand ceaseless innovations, an example of which is the call of innovative analytic approaches to deriving fit-for-purpose real-world evidence from real-world data for regulatory decision-making. Innovations are motivated by and then applied to solve real-life problems, which necessitates cross-sector (-subject) collaboration.
- Encouraging Collaboration: Collaboration breeds efficiency and productivity, transforming subject knowledge into life-saving products, which demands seamless collaboration in research between statisticians and quantitative scientists across different sectors (e.g., academic, government, industry), different geographical locations, and different disciplines. Collaboration also reflects at organizational level through partnership with other professional societies such as the American Statistical Association. A magnificent goal can only be achieved through collaboration.
- Promoting excellence in communication and leadership: "The best thing about being a statistician is that you get to play in everyone's backyard" [John W. Tukey, 1915—2000]. Statistics as an applied science has a place in every scientific discipline and statisticians work with scientists in every step toward solving scientific problems, which requires excellent communication skills. On the other hand, statisticians take critical leadership roles in many subject matters such as drug development and regulation. With these eminent needs, the organization can offer opportunities for our members to sharp up their communication and leadership skills.
- Meeting our member's needs: Our member's needs are ultimate goals of the organization. The president and its leadership team can reach out to all of our members to ascertain what is important to our member's career development, how ICSA can better serve our members, how ICSA can better be structured to lead in the changing world. Your voice will be heard!
In summary, I am so excited about the opportunity to support ICSA as president and to work together with its leadership team and our members for continued success of our organization.
2. Dr. Wu, Colin
[PRESENT POSITIONS] Mathematical Statistician, Office of Biostatistics Research, Division of Cardiovascular Sciences, National Heart Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI), National Institutes of Health (NIH), Bethesda, Maryland (2002–present).
- Part-Time Professor, Department of Statistics, The George Washington University, Washington D.C. (2012–present).
- Adjunct Professor, Department of Biostatistics, Bioinformatics, and Biomathematics, Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington D.C. (2013–present).
[FORMER POSITIONS] (1) 1/2010–5/2011, Guest Lecturer, Department of Mathematics, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland. (2) 7/1998–1/2002, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematical Sciences, G.W.C. Whiting School of Engineering, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. (3) 7/1996–7/2002, Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Biostatistics, School of Hygiene and Public Health, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. (4) 6/1997–1/2002, Guest Researcher, Biometry and Mathematical Statistics Branch, Division of Epidemiology, Statistics and Prevention Research, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland. (5) 9/1990–6/1991, Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
[DEGREES] Ph.D. in Statistics, 9/1985–5/1990, Department of Statistics, University of California, Berkeley, CA; B.A. in Mathematics, 4/1982–5/1985, Department of Mathematics, University of California, Los Angeles, CA.
[FIELDS OF MAJOR STATISTICAL ACTIVITIES] Statistical analysis for repeated measurements and longitudinal data, statistical methods for clinical trials and observational studies, estimation and inferences in semiparametric and nonparametric models, biased sampling models, survival analysis, statistical modeling in genetic epidemiology, statistical applications in cardiovascular and blood diseases.
[SELECTED PUBLICATIONS] Book/Monograph: Wu C.O. and Tian X. (2018, "Nonparametric Models for Longitudinal Data: With Implementation in R." Chapman & Hall/CRC, Monographs on Statistics & Applied Probability #159).
Journal articles (among over 160 publications): (1) Wu, C. O. and Tian, X. (2013). "Nonparametric estimation of conditional distributions and rank-tracking probabilities with time-varying transformation models in longitudinal studies". Journal of the American Statistical Association, 108(503):971–82. (2) Wu C. O., Kwak M. and Zheng G. (2013). "A joint regression analysis for genetic association studies with outcome stratified samples". Biometrics, 69(2):417–426. (3) Wu C. O., Tian X. and Jiang W. (2011). "A shared-parameter model for the estimation of longitudinal concomitant intervention effects". Biostatistics, 12(4):737–49. (4)Wu C. O., Tian X. and Bang H. (2008). "A varying-coefficient model for the evaluation of time-varying concomitant intervention effects in longitudinal studies". Statistics in Medicine, 2008; 27(16):3042–56. (5) Huang J., Wu C. O., and Zhou L. (2004). "Polynomial spline estimation and inference for varying-coefficient models with longitudinal data". Statistica Sinica, 14, 763–788. (6) Huang J., Wu C. O., and Zhou L. (2002). "Varying-coefficient models and basis function approximations for the analysis of repeated measurements". Biometrika, 89, 111–128. (7) Chiang C.-T., Rice J. A., and Wu C. O. (2001). "Smoothing splines estimation for varying coefficient models with longitudinal dependent variable". Journal of the American Statistical Association, 96 605–619. (8) Rice J. A., and Wu C. O. (2001). "Nonparametric mixed effect models for unequally sampled noisy curves". Biometrics, 57, 253–259. (9) Hoover D. R., Rice J., Wu C. O., and Yang L.-P. (1998). "Nonparametric smoothing estimates of time-varying coefficient models with longitudinal data". Biometrika, 85, 809–822. (10) Wu C. O. (1995). "Estimating the real parameter in a two-sample proportional odds model". Annals of Statistics, 23, 376–395.
[ICSA ACTIVITIES]: (1) Secretary, Biometrics Session (1997-2001); (2). Member, Nomination and Election Committee (2004-2005); (3) Member, Applied Statistics Symposium Committee (1996, 1999, 2005, 2009); (4) Member, Biometrics Section (2004).
[PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEES]: (1) ASA: (a) Member, Committee on International Relations in Statistics (2011-2013); (b) Chairman, Student Paper Award Committee, ASA Section on Nonparametric Statistics (2014-2015). (2) Department of Veterans Affairs (VA): Member (4/2011–Present), Data Monitoring Committee. (3) Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI, US): Member (7/2009–Present, independent statistical expert), Sphygmomanometer Committee.
[HONORS AND AWARDS]: Fellow of the American Statistical Association (2012); Elected Member of the International Statistical Institute (2008); National Institutes of Health Director's Award (2015), Eltrombopag Clinical Research Team.
[STATEMENT] I am grateful to be nominated by the ICSA Nomination and Election Committee as a candidate for the next ICSA president. Benefited by the relentless efforts of all its members and volunteers, ICSA has grown from a relatively small organization in the late 1980's to a highly reputable statistical society today with over 1000 active members, excellent annual conferences, and two high quality scientific journals: Statistica Sinica and Statistics in Biosciences. The strong leadership and guidance provided by all its past Presidents, Boards of Directors and members of various committees have greatly enhanced the reputation of ICSA as one of the leading statistical associations in the world.
My experience with ICSA: My first participation of ICSA activities was twenty three years ago, when I joined the Program Committee to help organizing the ICSA 1996 Applied Statistics Symposium at Baltimore, Maryland. Since then, I have served on the Biometrics Session, Nomination and Election Committee and the Program Committees of four Applied Statistics Symposiums. I have seen the number of participants in the ICSA Applied Statistics Symposiums grown from barely 200 in the 1990's to about 600 today, and the ICSA International Conferences have become one of the most prestigious platforms in the world for statistical researchers and practitioners to exchange novel ideas and research results.
Why I accept the challenge of running for ICSA President: The professional activities of ICSA and its interactions with other statistical societies, such as ASA and IMS, have provided many valuable opportunities for collaboration, training and continuing education. As a result, many young ICSA members have become leading researchers in various fields of statistics. My own professional career as a statistical researcher has also been benefited immensely from the activities of ICSA, which include the opportunities for organizing and presenting in ICSA conferences, publishing in ICSA journals and, most important of all, meeting and collaborating with many talented ICSA members. I feel very fortunate to have ICSA as my professional home since the early years of my career, and am thankful for all the help I received from the friends I met at numerous events organized by ICSA. As a permanent member of ICSA, I would very much like to see ICSA to expand and flourish in the future, so that it can further benefit the next generation of statisticians. This task requires time, efforts and dedicated service from its devoted members. To me, it is an honor to have a chance to serve as its President, which would give me an opportunity to further improve the services of ICSA as a leading statistical hub in the world.
Plans and objectives if I am elected: I am committed to the ICSA mission, and will continue all the excellent activities, such as collaborating with other international statistical societies and reaching out to young statisticians, which have been set in motion by the past ICSA Presidents and Boards of Directors. In addition, I would like to strengthen the activities of ICSA in the following areas:
(1) Facing with the new challenges of the "Real World Data/Real World Evidence" (RWD/RWE) era, I would like to promote collaborations with profession societies outside the traditional areas of statistics, and expand the ICSA membership to professionals working on areas interfacing with statistics, such as epidemiology, information technology, system biology, bioinformatics, and other areas of data science. The ICSA conferences and journals can provide some natural platforms for collaborations between statisticians and researchers in these new frontiers of science.
(2) I would like to promote further collaborations among statisticians in academia, industry and government. Although there are lots of collaborative activities among ICSA members, many of the available resources are still under-utilized. For example, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has many publicly available clinical and genetic datasets, which can be used for statistical collaboration with epidemiologists and geneticists. The ICSA conferences and journals can serve as natural platforms for publicizing the results of such collaborations.
(3) I would like to expand the global reach of ICSA, particularly strengthening the position of ICSA as the leading statistical society in Asia. This would include, for example, promote the membership drive and further improve the visibility of ICSA organized conferences in China.
(4) Realizing that one of the functions of ICSA is to promote its members, ICSA, given its excellent reputation, can play a more active role for potential employers to recruit both young and established statisticians. This may be particularly useful for overseas potential employers.
I am grateful for having this opportunity, and am ready to face the challenges and take the responsibilities for making ICSA a welcoming professional home for its members.


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Youngstown firefighters battle four blazes
Staff Report
City firefighters had a busy overnight period Thursday extending into Friday morning, including fires at two vacant homes on two different sides of town about the same time.
About 4:30 a.m. Friday, firefighters were called to a 122 Superior St. home on the North Side and when they got there they found the home engulfed in flames, reports said. The front door was boarded up and reports also said firefighters responded to calls at the home in 2009 and 2012. Damage is listed at $5,100 and the cause is arson, reports said.
About the same time crews were called to a 72 E. Glenaven Ave. home about 4:35 p.m. That home was also a total loss, reports state. Damage was listed at $200, reports said.
Firefighters were called to another home on the street about 9:50 p.m. Thursday at 65 E. Glenaven Ave., where another home was destroyed by flames and siding was damaged on a neighboring home. The cause for both fires is listed as arson. Damage is listed at $190 there, reports said.
Crews also battled a fire in two caars at a 535 N. Garland Ave. auto scrap yard on the East Side about 10:35 p.m. Thursday. At first firefighters could not get inside because the fence was electrified, reports said, until employees came to let them in.
Both cars had been in the yard for a while and were scheduled to be scrapped today, reports said. The cause is listed as arson. No damage estimate was listed on reports.
No one was injured in any of the fires.
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As a person's drug abuse turns into addiction, they will develop an increased tolerance to the drug, requiring larger doses of it in order to achieve the desired "high." If addiction is left untreated, the end result is always devastation and loss on every level; the further along in the disease of addiction a person gets, the harder it will be for them to recover. Thus, treating drug addiction as soon as possible is always the best option.
2. Then, alcohol detox if necessary – Alcohol withdrawal generally begins 3-5 hours after the last drink, but may not require anything more than medical supervision. During the detox period of alcohol rehabilitation, you will be monitored by medical staff 24-7 to make sure that the withdrawal is not complicated or dangerous. In extreme cases of alcohol withdrawal, medication may be necessary to prevent or treat seizures or DTs (delirium tremens). But in most cases, medical staff will only need to monitor you to ensure safety.
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"You've got their back, that goes both ways for a male or female tennis player. You have to earn their trust in the beginning."
This week, the TENNIS.com Podcast's Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi chat with Othmane Garma, better known on tour as "Coach OG." With Kamau Murray, Garma was a part of Sloane Stephen's team for 16 months as an assistant coach and hitting partner. After a stint coaching juniors in the D.C. area, Garma joined Monica Puig's team two weeks ago, again alongside Murray.
The former No. 1 at Howard University has worked with the likes of Dominic Inglot, Somdev Devvarman, Treat Huey and Max Myrni before moving over to the WTA.
Garma talks about his time on Team Stephens, in which he saw her win the US Open and Miami Open, and reach the French Open final (03:04). Part of the reason the Moroccan native took a break from traveling on tour was because he had a daughter, which changed his life completely. (04:55)
He lays down the key difference between working with men and women (08:36), and the transition from working with doubles to singles players (12:34).
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The advantage is Yemen
7. Realist IR necessitates consequentialism.
8. US aid funneled to AQAP- US involvement gives them breathing room to grow
Plan: The United States ought not provide military aid to the authoritarian regimes of Saudi Arabia and the UAE
4. US involvement actively undermines stability/encourages escalation as proxy war
5. US support is destabilizing, no impact to AQAP/Iran threats
6. Continued assistance prevents coalition exhaustion- they won't negotiate as long as we supply – arms sales eliminate pressure for peace
Charged with the difficult task of getting meaningful peace talks off the ground, Martin Griffiths, the UN special envoy for Yemen since February 2018, has focused his efforts on several fronts at once. He seeks to secure humanitarian access to the Red Sea port of Hodeidah, through which more than 70 percent of Yemen's imports flow. At the same time, Griffiths is seeking to persuade the Saudi-led coalition to refrain from air strikes in response to Houthi restraint from cross-border missile and rocket attacks. The envoy is working to build confidence on both sides through steps such as prisoner exchanges, and he is leading political talks addressing transitional arrangements and the threat of southern secession. Griffiths' approach seems sensible. Leaders on both sides can more easily accept (and the UN can more easily monitor) a quid pro quo cessation of Houthi missile strikes and Saudi air strikes than a comprehensive cease-fire. Griffiths is wise to begin political discussions without waiting for a cessation of hostilities or an answer to the "who goes first" question. Further, he has set forward his agenda for Yemen at exactly the moment the United States was most receptive. He seems to have won support from Trump administration officials during his recent consultations in Washington, including one with Mattis just days before the secretary of defense announced his support for peace talks at the Manama Dialogue, an annual high-profile security forum in Bahrain, sponsored by the International Institute for Strategic Studies. But the problem with Griffiths' step-by-step negotiation strategy is that it will take too long. In Yemen, a catastrophic war drags on, and nearly half the population faces a potential famine. This is no time for bickering, yet bickering is precisely what Griffiths' process is likely to invite. That is in part because any of the belligerents could hold the negotiations hostage to unreasonable demands; and attempts to negotiate a cease-fire could easily get tangled up with the question of transitional leadership. Unpopular and in poor health, Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, the president of Yemen, is widely considered dispensable. He knows that his patrons—Saudi Arabia and the United States—would happily trade him for a solution to the conflict, and this knowledge makes him a difficult and paranoid negotiator. But replacing Hadi will be complicated. His vice president, General Ali Mohsen, is hated by the Houthis for his role in the brutal wars against them from 2004 to 2009 and distrusted by the Emiratis for being a member of Islah, Yemen's Muslim Brotherhood party. Without an obvious candidate for transitional leadership who could win support of a broad spectrum of Yemenis and their outside patrons, conditioning a cease-fire on a succession agreement prolongs the fighting. THE ROAD TO PEACE RUNS THROUGH RIYADH Unilaterally ending its military campaign would serve Riyadh's interests as much as it would everyone else's. Not only would such a halt stanch the bloodshed in Yemen, it could slow or stop the slide in Saudi Arabia's global reputation. If Saudi Arabia waits to end the conflict through talks aimed at a cease-fire, the Houthis may decide that the kingdom loses more in a continuation of hostilities than they do. The Houthis could gain the upper hand in negotiations and hold them hostage by making unreasonable demands on the Saudis. Yet the Saudis do not seem to be moving in this direction. They answered the calls for peace from Pompeo and Mattis with more air strikes. The Trump administration's November cessation of midair refueling of Saudi-coalition flights does not seem to have changed Saudi calculations. Clearly, the United States needs other means to persuade them. There have been frequent calls to suspend arms sales to Riyadh. But Bruce Riedel, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, has pointed out that suspending the sale of military spare parts to Saudi Arabia would quickly ground the Saudi air force and be more effective. The U.S. Congress is currently willing to take punitive actions against Saudi Arabia, and the Trump administration can use this as leverage. A unilateral Saudi cessation is risky. The Houthis—who sparked the war with their military takeover in 2014—would undoubtedly exploit it to trumpet the victory of their "resistance" against the greater firepower unleashed against them. And there is a chance this could be construed as a victory for Iran. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates exaggerated the degree of Iranian influence on the Houthis at the beginning of the war as part of their justification for intervening. But today, even though the Houthis are still not quite a subsidiary of Iran in the same way as, say, Hezbollah in Lebanon, Iranian influence in Yemen has grown significantly. The threat of expanding Iranian influence is not a reason to delay a cease-fire, however. While ending the war unilaterally and focusing on UN-sponsored political talks will not eliminate Iranian influence, such steps could halt its expansion. A drawn-out war in Yemen, on the other hand, will only produce the same result as the wars in Iraq and Lebanon: a permanently entrenched Iranian presence that operates through military proxies and is eventually able to direct domestic policy. A Saudi cease-fire is not a panacea. There is no guarantee that the Houthis would respond by agreeing to share power with Saudi-backed Yemeni leaders or that the south would stop trying to secede. Lower-level domestic fighting would likely continue, even if the Saudi-Houthi war ends. But Saudi Arabia stands to benefit from ceasing its military operations even if the Houthis respond by continuing to fire missiles across the border: the role reversal would be in the Saudis' favor. The world would turn its attention to the Houthis as the aggressors and spoilers, and Saudi self-defense would be widely tolerated. AFTER THE FIGHTING STOPS Yemen's war has deep roots in a politics laced with distrust. From 2004 until his ouster in November 2011, former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, backed by Saudi Arabia, instigated multiple military campaigns against Ansar Allah, the Houthis' political movement. Saleh promised quick victories but was repeatedly undercut by surprisingly strong Houthi resistance, foreshadowing the Saudis' fate in the current war. In 2011, the Houthis participated in popular protests against Saleh, convincing the Gulf Cooperation Council countries—concerned with maintaining stability—that he had to go. The GCC, with strong encouragement from the United States, helped nudge Saleh aside in favor of Hadi, his vice president at the time. Hadi took control of a transitional government that eventually morphed into the internationally recognized but virtually powerless one he leads today. The UN convened a 2013–14 conference charged with ending the transition period and reaching agreements on elections and power sharing. The Houthis were wary participants, and since then it has become clear that the Houthi delegation either failed to negotiate in good faith or never had the support of its political leadership. In September 2014, the Houthis exploited the opportunity of popular demonstrations against fuel prices to seize power by force. In February 2015, they fully occupied Sanaa. Saleh, the Houthis' former adversary, provided critical assistance in this effort. Probably nursing a grudge from having been pushed aside in favor of Hadi in 2011, Saleh infuriated his former Saudi patrons by aligning himself and armed forces loyal to him with the Houthis, whom he had demonized and fruitlessly pummeled, with Saudi help, for years. (Saleh, in turn, was killed by the Houthis in December 2017 when he tried to switch sides again and join the Saudi fight against the Houthis.) The avowed purpose of the Saudi-led military campaign that began in March 2015 was to restore the internationally recognized, but now exiled, Hadi government to Sanaa. The United Kingdom and the United States pushed a resolution that provided cover to Saudi Arabia through the UN Security Council (Russia, presciently, abstained). Resolution 2216 demanded that the Houthis "immediately and unconditionally" withdraw their forces from all areas they had captured; relinquish arms seized from the state; and "cease all actions that are exclusively within the authority of the legitimate Government of Yemen." Resolution 2216 demanded something close to unconditional surrender from a movement that had repeatedly proven its military resilience. Rather than providing a formula for a negotiated end to the conflict, Resolution 2216 became an unhelpful litmus test in Saudi and Emirati hands: if a UN envoy, for example, did not sufficiently emphasize the terms of the resolution, the Saudis and Emiratis would darkly hint that he or she held Houthi sympathies. If an envoy did emphasize the terms of 2216, on the other hand, it would play into Houthi suspicions and provoke Houthi boycotts of UN meetings. If Saudi Arabia decides to endits military operations, the Security Council should pass a new resolution in support of that decision, which would provide Griffiths and his UN team with a more realistic mandate for talks. CUTTING LOSSES After three and a half years, the Saudi-led coalition's goals remain elusive, while conditions on the ground deteriorate: the humanitarian situation is worsening, disease is spreading, the Houthis are more entrenched than ever, and Iranian influence has grown. Yemen desperately needs good-faith negotiations on long-term political and security arrangements. Support from Pompeo and Mattis for UN-sponsored political talks is a welcome development. But negotiations will not outpace the coming humanitarian calamity or distract the world from Saudi Arabia's questionable conduct in this war. The security risks to Saudi Arabia from an increasingly sophisticated Hezbollah-like militia and growing Iranian military presence just across the Saudi border are clear and become more acute as the war continues. A unilateral Saudi cease-fire will save lives and could change the narrative of the war to focus on these very real threats. But Saudi Arabia is unlikely to make this move unless the United States demonstrates to it that continuing the war will come at a cost to the relationship between the two countries.
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Cardinal is a Canadian Police Procedural drama, produced by CTV (which airs it for the English-speaking audience in Canada), working with Super Écran (which airs it for the French-speaking audience) to air the show throughout Canada. It first aired on January 25, 2017 and stars Billy Campbell, Karine Vanasse, Kristen Thomson, Allie MacDonald and David Richmond-Peck. The show is based on the works of author Giles Blunt. Originally slated to be a miniseries, its success led to it being picked up for three additional seasons.
The show takes place in Algonquin Bay in Northern Ontario. The first season, based on the novel Forty Words for Sorrow, focuses on the discovery of the body of Katie Pine, a young female teenager of Aboriginal origin who'd been reported missing the previous year. Detective John Cardinal of the Algonquin Bay Police Department, the original detective who'd investigated her disappearance, is brought back to reopen the case. Cardinal is determined to find whoever is responsible for Katie's death and his resolve is only strengthened when he realizes that Katie is part of a pattern and that other young people have started going missing as well.
Simultaneously, Cardinal has to learn to work with Detective Lise Delorme, his new partner. Delorme herself is struggling to manage her career and her marriage. Complicating matters is that she is also helping the RCMP conduct a secret investigation into Cardinal to see if he was responsible for a leak that resulted in a botched police raid that left one officer dead.
Critics in Canada have hailed the show as an equal counterpart to The Killing in the Nordic Noir genre.
Season Two is based on Black Fly Season, which has aired in 2018. The investigation of a teenager with amnesia soon leads to a case of two drug gangs, one biker and the one seemingly led by a Canadian Aboriginal man trying to make money by using the reserves as bases. Although it's not as it seems to be since there's also a serial killer on the loose who uses Afro-Caribbean religion as a basis.
The third is slated to be based on By the Time You Read This and Crime Machine, which aired on January 2019. The fourth season is currently in development.
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- Affably Evil: Woody is a criminal who steals other peoples stuff for a living, but when he finds a tied up and tortured Keith he tries to tie him loose and help him escape.
- The Atoner: John Cardinal stole a pile of illegally earned money from criminals he once arrested and since then has felt deeply ashamed of it. Even though he used the money to pay for his daughter's education and his wife's mental healthcare, he eventually considers turning himself in for it and quit being a cop.
- Chekhov's Gunman: Woody, the burglar from the serial-robbery subplot in the first episode, comes back as the focus of the fourth episode's B-plot. He attempts to rob Edie and Eric and gets killed while attempting to free Keith, making this also an example of A Death in the Limelight.
- Dirty Cop: The first season's major subplot is Delorme trying to determine whether or not Cardinal is on the take.
- It's Personal: Delorme discovers that her investigation on behalf of the RCMP is in fact a personal crusade on the part of her contact who blames Cardinal for a sting operation that was blown with a cop killed.
- Jurisdiction Friction: Between the AB police and the RCMP. Justified that the latter is a federal police force brought in to check on allegations of a Dirty Cop.
- Mob War: Part of the first season's backstory was the investigation to allegations that Detective Cardinal provided info that helped jumpstart a gang war in the 1990s.
- No Communities Were Harmed: Algonquin Bay is a fictional counterpart for North Bay in Ontario.
- Nothing Is Scarier: The revelation of two teens killed in AB has shocked the community and scared them out of their wits.
- Shown Their Work: Whenever a police officer in Canada is suspected of being involved in a criminal case, the department or agency would depend on either an independent agency from outside the province/territory or have officers involved from out of the area.
- The presence of an Aboriginal-managed casino is real. They're used to help Aboriginals living in their territory get money as a means of sustaining the communities.
- The Oner: "Keith" has one when Detective Cardinal and Lise search for the killer in a school.
- The Show of the Books: Entirely based on "Forty Words for Sorrows".
- Sigil Spam: You can see the red maple leaf in the uniform, including rank lapels and cap in the AB uniforms. Truth in Television that most police forces in Canada use this in their logos or on their uniforms.
- What the Hell, Hero?: In "John Cardinal", Detective Cardinal accosts Constable K. Fox who goes to a crime scene without being cleared off by forensics officers, potentially contaminating the evidence. He tells him to remove his police-issued winter boots and leave the scene.Cardinal: Constable, I'm gonna need your boots.Constable Fox: My boots?Cardinal: And then I want you to go home. You're dismissed.Constable Fox: Sir.Cardinal: You have kids? Pets? Carpet in your TV room?Constable Fox: I have two kids.Cardinal: Their DNA is now contaminating the crime scene, the unprocessed crime scene - that you chose to enter.Constable Fox: Sir, I swear, I...Cardinal: Let me tell you something. If one day we're lucky enough to get this guy, I can't have you serving up freebies to his defence attorney. So off they come.
- Wham Episode:
- John Cardinal: It's revealed that Lise is recruited by the RCMP to hunt down for a corrupt officer, specifically to check on rumors if Cardinal was a Dirty Cop or not.
- Woody: Cardinal learns that Lise that she didn't leave financial crimes and is scheduled to go back once her stint to investigate him is over.
- Keith: Despite the efforts of the ABPD to hunt for Keith, Edie stabs him in the end with a bowie knife.
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'Phantom of the Kill -Zero Kara no Hangyaku-' Concept Movie Debuts Online in May
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The staff of "Phantom of the Kill -Zero Kara no Hangyaku-" (Phantom of the Kill: Treason From Zero), the prequel concept anime film short based on the popular smartphone game Phantom of the Kill, announced on Thursday that the film will debut online in a NicoNico livestream on May 26. The livestream will correspond with a live event in Tokyo, the final stop in the short film's preview screening tour.
The pre-program will begin at 6:00 p.m. JST and the short movie itself will begin at 7:00 JST. It will be followed by a discussion and Q&A session with director Naoyoshi Shiotani, voice actress Kana Hanazawa, and producer Jun Imaizumi. After an intermission the staff will present news on the Phantom of the Kill game and franchise.
Naoyoshi Shiotani (Psycho-Pass, Blood-C: The Last Dark) directed the 15-minute concept film at Production I.G. The Roppongi Hills Arena in Tokyo hosted a premiere screening, VR experience, and red carpet event on April 7. The preview screening tour is visiting Nagoya, Osaka, Sapporo, Fukuoka, and Tokyo.
The concept anime film short is part of a larger "Project Zero" prequel campaign. The "Project Zero" website teases an upcoming VR experience. Other recent tie-in works include a December 26 light novel by Takaaki Kaima with with illustrations by Mai.E, a character figure slated for this summer, a soundtrack that shipped on December 24, a background music compilation with gatcha ticket that shipped October 23, and an artbook.
Fuji & Gumi Games' strategy drama RPG follows mysterious girls who carry the names of legendary weapons (such as "Masamune") as they search for their lost memories. The game allows players to collect characters and weapons, and enter dungeons to engage in turn-based tactical battles. Ghost in the Shell director Mamoru Oshii supervised the opening animation for the game.
The game has had crossovers with the Puella Magi Madoka Magica franchise, anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day, Psycho-Pass, and Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works.
The game launched in Japan in October 2014, and it launched in the West last Wednesday.
Update: Gumi reached out to ANN to clarify that the game launched in the West last Wednesday. Gumi has also provided ANN with a press release about the global release with more information.
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The editorial in the May 5 Sunday Monitor states that in Penacook "residents fear that building high-rise apartment buildings on an industrial site will harm their quiet neighborhood."
Let me assure those on the Monitor's editorial staff it isn't the loss of quiet that concerns those who pay the school portion of their property taxes to the Merrimack Valley School District. It is the ability to be able to afford paying what is currently the 11th highest tax rate in the state. A tax rate that is $5.41 per thousand higher than those who pay their property taxes to the Concord School District.
A family in the MVSD with a house assessed at $250,000 pays $1,352.50 more than the same house in the Concord School District.
It isn't the high-rise that has those in Penacook concerned. In fact the Penacook Vision Plan would allow for a six-story building to help maximize the potential assessed value of the site. It states that the site should be a mix of commercial and residential.
It is the scarcity of commercial development in Penacook. It is adding more children to an already crowded Penacook Elementary School. It is being able to pay for the services for new families moving to Penacook that is of concern.
Over 40% of the assessed values that pay for the Concord School District are commercial properties. In Penacook they make up less than 25% of the tax base. And the value of commercial properties in Penacook continues to decrease.
In part the editorial is about NIMBY (Not in My Backyard) and YIMBY (Yes in My Backyard), about the need for affordable housing. What is affordable housing? In Merrimack County the median family income as reported by HUD is $92,700 and as reported by N.H. Employment Security in Concord it is $78,605.
In Merrimack County, low income is defined as 80% of the median family income. For a family of four, it is $74,150. Very low income is 50% and extremely low income is 30%. The median cost of a house in Concord is $230,000, give or take a few thousand dollars. Now let's subtract from that income car and school loans, day care costs, credit card liabilities, health insurance and deductible payments, and the cost of medication.
As I see it affordable housing is what people can afford to pay. Sounds simple. But how do we provide housing that is affordable? Do we continue to subsidize housing as we have in the past or do we find new ways to make housing affordable for both the buyer and profitable for the builder?
Affordable housing is an important issue. If you have people living in homes they can barely afford, how much will they be able to contribute to the economic vitality of the community? Making housing affordable is more than just having homes that people can afford. It is also ensuring that communities can afford the housing.
Concord has hired a consultant to assist us in rewriting our zoning codes, moving to a form-based code. The new zoning districts will be designed to more accurately reflect what is already here and allow for a greater range of uses in the zoning districts.
A mix of light industrial, office, commercial, retail and residential can all be permitted in a single district. This is an opportunity to ensure that all families have a home they can afford to live in, by requiring that mixed-income residential housing is included in the new zoning districts.
While the Monitor points its fingers at Penacook residents, no such comments were attributed to those living in the city's Auburn Street area.
A number of years ago when the city was working with the Tuttles to move their house to make way for the Langley Parkway, a homeowner offered a lot they owned. The neighborhood was up in arms, as the rather small New Englander the Tuttles owned wasn't up to the grand standards of the neighborhood.
It is clear that more housing is needed throughout our state, but is just having more housing the answer? Having housing that is affordable for both the homeowner and the community should be the goal. Rather than pointing fingers, the Monitor should understand that in Penacook it isn't the fear of new neighbors, it is the fear of losing their homes.
(Allan Herschlag is Concord's city councilor for Ward 2.)
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