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The main difference between Bees and Wasps is that Bees feed their larvae on 'honey' a mixture of pollen and nectar, whereas Wasps feed their larvae on meat, mostly paralysed arthropods (the exception that makes this rule are the Pollen Wasps Masarinae). The Wasp paralyses its prey rather than kills it, this is so that it will not rot before the larvae gets a chance to eat it. If you get to look at them under a microscope you will see another more taxonomically sound difference, i.e. Bees always have some, often many, 'plumose' or 'feather-like' hairs, these help in collecting pollen; Wasps always have only unbranched hairs like you and me.
Solitary wasps can unofficially be divided into those which use a nest and those that don't. Those that don't tend to paralyse their prey in relatively safe situations; i.e. Tiphia sp. which attack beetle larvae in the soil, as does Methocha ichnuemonides which preys on the larvae of Tiger Beetles (Cicindelidae) in their burrows. These non nest building wasps form a conceptual link between the Parasitica like the Ichnuemons which paralyze their prey where they find it before laying their eggs in it, and the those solitary wasps which do use a nest.
The general life style of a solitary wasp consists of a lone female mating and then preparing and provisioning one or more nests each containing one or more cells with food for her young. The egg hatches and the larvae consumes the supplied food without ever leaving the cell. After pupation the new adults emerge seek a mate after which the males being shorter lived in most species die and the females go on to restart the cycle.
Solitary wasps can be divided into three different general types depending on how they acquire their nests.
Species of Ammophila have only one cell per nest, but most wasps have more than one cell per nest and many of them leave the nest open while they are foraging. This results in a lot of nest being parasitised by flies like Metopia argyrocephala or being usurped by kleptoparasites such as Velvet Ants (Mutilidae) which are actually wasps not ants, and which specialise in laying their eggs in the nests of other solitary bees and wasps. They also risk having their hard caught food items being pilfered by other solitary wasps, for instance Passaloecus corniger provisions it's nest with aphids stolen from the nest of other wasps working in the neighborhood such as Passaloecus insignis and P. gracilis.
Most Sphecids which prey on grasshoppers and Ammophilids which prey on caterpillars dig their nest before going out and catching the first prey item, but other Sphecids such as Prionyx atratum and Pompilids catch their prey item first and then dig the nest hole keeping a close eye on the prey item which they have cached nearby.
Though most species of Solitary Wasp are restricted (in terms of the prey they use) to one family, genera or species a group of small wasps in North America called Microbembix have been recorded making use of 10 different orders of insects as well as other Arthropods. They have even been observed to 'catch' already dead prey or even bits of an insect such as a grasshoppers leg, though to be fair they have also been observed rejecting prey items as unsuitable after they have caught them.
Wasps generally carry their prey under their bodies held in their legs and sometimes the antennae are held in the mandibles. In many species the prey is too large to be flown with, and female wasp walks back to nest. Wasps have been recorded walking as much as 200 metres with a single prey item. Some species are very specific in how they carry their prey, for instance species of Ammophila always carry their caterpillars held upside down in the mid legs. The prize for most unusual way of carrying its prey must go to the fly catching wasps of the genus Oxybelus such as Oxybelus sericeatus which carries its prey impaled on its sting.
Any arthropods that are reasonably common make suitable food items for Solitary Wasp larvae, in practice this means the major insect orders, and spiders are the most commonly used; the following table is a list of some of the orders used by different groups of Solitary Wasp, it is not an exhaustive list by any means.
|Prey Type
|Solitary Wasp Groups
|Spiders = Arachnida
|Spiders = Arachnida
|Trypoxylon, Miscophus
|Orthoptera = Grasshoppers & Crickets
|Sphecids i.e. Sphex, tachysphex
|Homoptera = Shield-wing Bugs
|Alysson, Crossocerus, Diodontus, Gorytes, Nitela, Passaloecus, Pemphredon, Psen, Psenulus, Rhopalum, Stigmus.
|Heteroptera = Mixed-wing Bugs
|Astata, Dinetus, Lindenius
|Diptera = Flies
|Bembix, Crabro, Crossocerus, Ectemnius, Lindenius, Mellinus, Oxybelus, Rhopalum.
|Coleoptera = Beetles
|Ancistoceris, Cerceris, Entomognathus, Gymnomerus, Methocha, Odynerus, Symmorphus, Tiphia.
|Lepidoptera = Butterflies & Moths
|Ammophila, Ancistoderus, Eumenes, Euodynerus, Podalonia, Pseudepipona, Symmorphus.
|Hymenoptera = Ants, Bees & Wasps
|Cerceris, Philanthus.
One of my favourite Wasps is the Bee Wolf (Philanthus triangulum), this amazing animal which is mostly yellow in colour and about the size of a Common Social Wasp digs a nest hole which is about 1 metre deep. The hole goes down into the sandy soil at about 30 degrees for the first part, then it straightens out and continues on horizontally. Branching off sideways from this main tunnel are the up to 34 shorter but still horizontal sub tunnels which contain the individual nest cells. Because Bee Wolves tend to dig their nests into steeply sloping banks or even cliff bases the final cells are often many metres under the ground. The female Bee Wolf does most of the digging with her front legs though she may use her mandibles to carry out small pebbles.
Philanthus triangulum is called the Bee Wolf because it feeds its larvae almost exclusively on Honey Bees (Apis mellifera). It usually catches them while they are visiting a flower but can also take them while they are in flight. The Bees are paralysed by being stung on the underside of the thorax through the membrane between the first and second segments. The Bee Wolf uses between 3 and 6 Honey Bees for every cell, thus a single Bee Wolf can account for well over 100 Honey Bees. However as the average Honey Bee hive contains between 20 and 50 thousand Honey Bees, it would take a awful lot of Bee Wolves to do any serious harm to the local Honey Bee population. After she has finished provisioning the cell she lays an egg in it and seals it up with soil. The Bee Wolf eggs hatch in 2-3 days and starts eating, it has a massive appetite and in about 2 weeks it has eaten all the prey its mother left it, it then spins itself a bottle shaped cocoon with what would be the the mouth of the bottle glued to the back of the cell. It has only recently been discovered that the Bee Wolf female tells its offspring which way to go when leaving the cell so it will have an easy journey to the surface. She does this by leaving a white substance on the ceiling of the cell on the side the opposite side of the cell to that on which the newly eclosed (having just emerged from a pupa) Bee Wolf should start digging into in order to reach the passage that leads to the main corridor. It has only just recently been discovered that this substance is made by special glands in her antennae. Bee Wolves are the only solitary hymenopteran that is known to give its offspring clues on which is the best way to get out of the nest like this. The Bee Wolf larvae recognises this substance and when it is making itself into a pupa it orientates itself so that it will be facing the right way to dig when it comes out of its pupa next Summer. Like many solitary Bees and Wasps the new generation never meet their parents, but start life off on their own with only their basic instincts to guide them. Fortunately their mothers leave them all they need to grow up into adults themselves who can keep the cycle going.
The following paintings were painted at or before the turn of the century and my favourites are those from a group of manuscripts smuggled out of Russia at the start of the revolution, the rest come from Saunders monograph on the Aculeates of Britain, as the artist is unfortunately not honoured in the book there is little I can do here but be grateful for his past efforts. I have cut and pasted the individual images after scanning in the relevant pages and I apologise for the background and contrast discrepancies this has caused, still the pictures are beautiful and I hope you enjoy them. All the pictures are in JPG format.
Plate 1. 76K Showing :- Cerapales maculatus, Typhia femorata, Spilomena troglodytes, Salius notatulus, Pemphredon lugubris, Pseudagenia punctum, Gorytes mystaceus, Gorytes quadrifasciatus, Mellinus arvensis, Philanthus triangulum, Cerceris arenaria, Cerceris ornata.
Plate 2. 84K Showing :- Trypoxylon figulus, Ammophila campestris, Ammophila sabulosa, Podalonia hirsuta, Mimesa bicolour, Astata boops, Pomphilus viaticus, Pomphilus unicolour, Pomphilus niger, Pomphilus cinctellus, Salius affinis, Salius fuscus.
Plate 3. 45K Showing :- Crabro cephalotes, Crabro cribrarius, Crabro clypeatus, Crabro palmarius, Crabro tibialis, Crabro leucostomas, Eumenes coarctata, Odynerus basilus
Plate 4. Showing :- Meria tartara, Meria tripunctata, Elis tartara, Myzine radialis.
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Title: Book Club
Author: Jaime Boust
First Published in the UK: 2016
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A celebrity kidnapping, Shimmering frogs, Russian mobsters and the Karma Sutra.
Book Club, the clue is in the title what the book is about but there is so much more going on than just meeting up and discussing books. Five women in the book club each with their own problems. Ashleigh wants to get pregnant but her husband is cheating on her, Marissa hates her job and her boss is a dickhead, the founder of the book club wants to be a writer but can't find her story, Billie's a virgin and doesn't know whether she is straight or a lesbian and then theres Hope, new to the book club, the sister of Marissa and she's about to tell them all some home truths.
Hope comes along and turns the book club upside down, She's determined to get everyone in the book club to where they need to be in life. Ashleigh away from her husband, Marissa out of her job, Billie knowing whether she is straight or gay and she's determined to get the founder of the book club to write all about it as her first book.
Will everything go the way Hope plans? Can Hope sort these women out and get them to where they need to be in life?
When I first started the book I wasn't sure if I liked it or not, but I thought to myself it's not a very long book so I will continue with it. This book was funnily enough chosen as this month's read for my book club. The further I got into the book towards the middle the more I started to enjoy it. I found myself relating to the founder of the book club as I too founded my book club and I aspire to write, although I am not sure I am at the stage where I want to write my own book, I do love to write my blog and poetry.
Towards the end, though I found the book got rather silly, I won't give any spoilers away but the whole kidnapping plot was just so unbelievable I found it actually ruined the book.
This book is a quick read, perfect for a beach read or by the pool, a light and funny book. I am giving this book 3-Stars


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The publication contains a "DWI Detection Guide" with purported percentages of the probability that a motorist is under the influence where one or more "driving cues" such as "weaving" are observed. It has a list of 24 "driving cues" for officers to consider when deciding whether to make a traffic stop on a motor vehicle.
For more information, see Chapter 2, "Detection and Evaluation," in the California Highway Patrol, Driving Under the Influence Enforcement Manual (HPM 70.4), 7/00 ed., page 2-2—Note that the list of driving behaviors in this publication does not show percentages of probability as to whether a motorist is under the influence based on various driving observations.


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Further to the flight restrictions recently imposed for certain countries, here is an update on cover for you:
- The British Government has announced a cabin baggage ban on larger electronic devices on direct passenger flights to the UK from Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Tunisia and Saudi Arabia.
- The ban applies to any device larger than 16cm long, 9.3cm wide or 1.5 cm deep and includes tablets, e readers and DVD players following a similar move by the U.S. affecting 8 countries
- Affected devices will need to be placed into hold luggage.
- 6 UK and 8 overseas carriers are affected and the Government has said that it is up to individual airlines to decide when to begin enforcing the ban.
- All travel policies underwritten by Aviva currently exclude loss or damage to these items, unless they are carried in hand luggage while travelling.
The policyholders first port of call, in the situation where they need to make a claim should be to contact the airline/tour operator as the responsibility ultimately would be theirs. However, if they are unsuccessful in reaching a resolution Aviva have agreed to provide cover – but this is only applicable to flights departing the countries affected by the ban.
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Issue #15 – Journey Through Music
The importance of some things is more obvious than others. Music has always been a part of the human experience and comes from sounds that occur in nature, yet the importance of music is understated. Although music is fun and entertaining; it is much more. Music inspires us, lifts our spirits, consoles us when we are sad and helps us rejoice when we are celebrating. It is such a massive part of our lives that no matter where we s society it is there. Circles found what some famous people throughout history thought about music. "I was born with music inside me. Music was one of my parts. Like my ribs, my kidneys, my liver, my heart, my blood. It was a force already within me when I arrived on the scene. It was a necessity for me like food or water." Ray Charles "Music is the mediator between the spiritual and the sensual life." Ludwig van Beethoven "I see music as fluid architecture." Joni Mitchell
"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything." Plato
Music is the universal language of mankind." Henry Wadsworth Longfellow "He who sings scares away his woes." Cervantes "Music expresses feeling and thought, without language; it was below and before speech, and it is above and beyond all words." Robert G. Ingersoll
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services provided the funds to the U.K.-based Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW) for its work in Kenya. It battles infectious diseases and promotes global health security. Sound good, but the IRW has been at the center of other security concerns, including 6 "head's up" warnings that should raise some eyebrows:
- In 2014, Israel and United Arab Emirates banned IRW, which is headquartered in Birmingham, England, from operating within its borders alleging that the group supports and funds Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood's military arm in Palestine.
- Israeli defense minister Moshe Yaalon alleged in July 2014 that IRW's chapters in the West Bank and Gaza Strip were being run by members of Hamas.
- The IRW is one of the sources of Hamas's funding and a means for raising funds from various countries in the world, according to Israeli defense minister Moshe Yaalon.
- In 2006, the Israeli Security Agency arrested Iyaz Ali, a Pakistani-born British national who worked as project director of IRW's operations in the West Bank. Ali transferred funds and assistance to various Hamas institutions and organizations, including the Al Wafa and Al Tzalah associations, which have been outlawed in Israel, according to Israel's defense ministry. Ali also admitted that he had worked and cooperated with Hamas operatives in Jordan.
- The IRW provides support and assistance to Hamas's infrastructure and its operations are controlled and staffed by Hamas operatives.
- In Nov. 2014, United Arab Emirates added IRW to its list of designated terrorist organizations. HSBC, the London-based bank, also severed its relationship with IRW, citing the alleged terror ties.
The CDC grant isn't the first federal grant IRW has received this year. As the Washington Free Beacon reported in December, U.S. Agency for International Development gave IRW a $100,000 stipend, also for work in Kenya.
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- Maintain used truck inventory. Monitor customer likes and dislikes; lost sales, and dealership sales history and conduct local market analyses to determine which vehicles to stock.
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- Truck current market values for retail and wholesale units due to uncertainties in global markets.
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- Direct staffing, training, and performance evaluations to develop and control sales program.
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I thought they had already remade "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre".
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Given W's inability to properly handle a hammer, my heart skipped a beat. Sadly, they probably didn't let him start her up. Talk about your missed opportunity.
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1. Maintaining Hand hygiene: The best way to enjoy monsoons is by keeping a distance from the germ onslaught. Your hands are the biggest carrier of germs and diseases. Instilling the habit of keeping hands clean by washing them frequently curtails the spread of the flu virus. Make sure you also keep a hand sanitizer handy when out and about. Antiseptic brands like Savlon have effective handwashes which wash away a million germs and sanitizers with 99.9% germ kill which helps your family stay safe and protected.
2. Watch where you drink water from: Monsoons is the time when diseases like typhoid and jaundice thrive because we are not cautious about where we get our water from. Keeping drinking water units clean at home and making sure your source of hydration is from a trusted source when out, is imperative to avoid illness. Most of us don't have the routine of consuming as much water as our body demands especially during monsoons. Be it kids or elders, high levels of humidity and perspiration during the monsoon season leads to severe dehydration within the body. Dehydration further makes the body prone to cold and fever. Therefore, initiating a habit of drinking plenty of purified water from a trusted water source (8-10 glasses a day) should help keeping germs at bay. Trusted water source being the operative phrase.
3. Maintaining social distance: By this, we definitely don't mean stop interacting. Instead what we actually mean is if anyone around you is showing symptoms of flu try avoiding contact with them. And being a communicable disease, children can acquire the virus easily. So, if anyone does get sick, limit their contact with others as much as possible to avoid spreading the infection. Make sure they cover their mouth and nose with a tissue while coughing or sneezing.
4. Wellness is all about good habits: We know how much you love and care for your family. Therefore, making your family follow good health practices like eating nutritious food and exercising moderately every day is the best way to boost their immunity during monsoons. Staying healthy ensures poor health doesn't stop your family from enjoying the wonderful season.
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Anti-Police Brutality Protesters: 'Deck the Halls With Rows of Dead Cops' (Video)
Some anti-police brutality protesters were blocking an intersection last night in Portland, Oregon.
The demonstrators held signs and chanted, "I can't breathe" and "Don't ask us for peace."
Motorists and passengers on buses yelled profanities at the protesters for blocking traffic.
Part of the protest was caught on video (below) and posted on YouTube by LaughingAtLiberals, which noted:
Portland protesters... sung Christmas carol parodies that included "Deck the halls with rows of dead cops" and "Cop free Christmas," chanted "What do we want? NO COPS," got into more shouting and shoving matches, and were plowed into by one driver..."
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Iman Baobeid, Communications and Outreach Manager
Iman Baobeid joined the BCCLA while completing an MA at the Social Justice Institute at the University of British Columbia. She brings a background in outreach and communications from her previous work at the Equity & Inclusion Office at UBC, substantive volunteer experience with the BCCLA, UBC Go Global, and as a graphic designer with the "Yemen Speaks" Conflict Testimony Campaign.
Iman's academic work centres on post-conflict nation-state transformation in Yemen where she studies the impact of legal and institutional shifts on gender relations. She examines the formation of gendered legal subjectivities and their entanglement in the re-articulation of Islamic law in the Yemeni nation-state. She's particularly passionate about issues of migrant justice, transitional justice, Islamophobia, and structural oppression in Canada.
Born in Yemen, she moved to Vancouver in 2011 to pursue a BA in Sociology and Law & Society at UBC. In addition, she is an artist and storyteller and is constantly exploring new ways to utilize art and design for social justice.
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Ryan's professional background includes criminal law, finance, client services, and more. A recent addition to Vancouver, he is involved with several community-focused organizations and regularly volunteers around the city. Ryan is passionate about informed debate, community dynamism, and fitness.
Latoya Farrell, Staff Counsel (Policy)
Latoya Farrell is a recent addition to the BCCLA team from Edmonton, AB. She graduated from the University of Saskatchewan – College of Law in 2018, completing her final year abroad at the University of Birmingham in England where she focused on Human Rights and Criminal Justice. Prior to that, Latoya worked as a Multicultural Liaison with the Fort McMurray Catholic School District helping Aboriginal and newly immigrated students to successfully complete High School.
In 2009, she graduated from the University of Alberta – Augustana Faculty with a B.A in Sociology and a B.A in Studio Foundations. She has volunteered as a Youth Coordinator with the National Black Coalition of Canada, developing youth programs for the African-Canadian community. She is also an accomplished artist and has been featured in various shows around Edmonton.
Amy Gill, Executive Coordinator
Amy Gill joined the BCCLA as an Executive Coordinator in 2018 after completing a BA at the University of British Columbia with a Double Honours in English Literature and Political Science. Her academic interests includes political theory (particularly postcolonialism and decolonization), diasporic literature, and interculturalism in popular culture. Amy also has previous experience working as the President and Letter Writing Coordinator for the UBC Chapter of Amnesty International, where she was active in organizing events and activism opportunities on campus to raise awareness about human rights abuses in Canada and abroad. Amy is passionate about social justice, community organizing, and the oxford comma.
Jessi Halliday, Litigation and Operations Coordinator
Jessi joined the BCCLA in February of 2016 as the Legal Administrative Assistant. At present, she is our Litigation and Operations Coordinator. Although she mainly provides support to the legal team, her role includes supporting all other departments, as well as providing general reception services. Jessi's educational background includes a Communications Certificate and a Legal Administrative Assistant Certificate, both of which were obtained from Douglas College. Her past vocational experience includes working as a support worker for children and youth with developmental disabilities and behavioural conditions. Most recently she was a Legal Assistant at Farris, Vaughan, Wills and Murphy LLP, where she provided assistance to a team of lawyers whose practice focused on constitutional, aboriginal and administrative law matters. Jessi's experience as a legal assistant includes work at all levels of court throughout British Columbia, as well as the Court of Queen's Bench of Manitoba, Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta, and the Supreme Court of Canada.
Mark Hosak, Director of Community Engagement
Mark Hosak joined the BCCLA in 2018. He brings a background in fundraising, communications, and organizing from his previous experience with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, various progressive political campaigns and work as a Legislative Assistant to a Member of Parliament. His past campaigns have included advocating for wild salmon protection, for veterans pension rights and against climate change.
Mark holds a Masters of Political Management from Carleton University and a BA Hons in Political Science from Simon Fraser University. His work focused on applied campaign theory and political narrative development.
Maggie Knight, Managing Director
Maggie has over a decade of experience advocating for human rights and environmental justice. An experienced political strategist, she's built expertise in leading and growing organizations engaged in cutting-edge advocacy through work in BC, Québec, and Nova Scotia.
She served as President of McGill's undergraduate student union during the 2012 Quebec student strike, led the organizational development of start-up political advocacy non-profit Leadnow.ca as their first Managing Director, and was active for several years in national and international climate policy and justice movements. Before joining the BCCLA in 2016, she led communications and operations at RADIUS, a start-up social innovation lab and venture incubator housed at Simon Fraser University. As the BCCLA's first Operations Director, she led the modernization of the BCCLA's operations, refined the organization's financial strategy, oversaw organizational development during a period of team expansion, and led the complex relocation of the BCCLA's head office.
She holds a BASc in Environment (Honours) and Economics from McGill University and is the recipient of numerous awards for academic achievement and community advocacy. She has served on several non-profit boards and volunteered with many organizations, including Journalists for Human Rights, Canadian Friends Service Committee, Amnesty International, and the Sierra Youth Coalition.
Maggie is passionate about transforming structural injustices and building people-powered movements that can hold governments accountable. She was raised on unceded Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ territories in Victoria, BC.
Emily Lapper, Senior Counsel (Litigation)
Emily joined the BCCLA as Senior Counsel (Litigation) in 2018. Before joining the BCCLA, Emily practiced civil litigation for seven years with a large regional firm in Vancouver, where her practice involved both commercial and public law. She has acted as counsel in cases involving Charter rights, Aboriginal law, the federal division of powers, and criminal sentencing. She frequently provides advice on complex issues of constitutional and administrative law. Emily has argued before all levels of court in British Columbia, appeared before the appellate courts in Ontario and Alberta, and has argued in the Supreme Court of Canada.
From 2012-2013, Emily served as a law clerk to Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella at the Supreme Court of Canada. From 2010-2011, she served as a law clerk for Justice K. Smith and Justice Kirkpatrick of the Court of Appeal for British Columbia. Emily is a graduate of the University of Victoria Faculty of Law.
Jennifer MacNeil, Operations & Donor Relations Associate
Jennifer began working with the BCCLA as a contractor in 2018, and is now joining the organisation as Operations and Donor Relations Associate. Several years after completing a B.Ed specialising in Instrumental and Choral Music from the University of Victoria, her increasing interest in social and climate justice issues led her to complete a post-degree Certificate in Food Security from Ryerson University with a focus in the many intersections of food and gender. In addition to her work at the BCCLA, Jennifer also teaches music part-time at a Vancouver elementary school.
Since moving to Vancouver in 2017, she has been volunteering in her community as a children's soccer coach, a pick leader for the Vancouver Fruit Tree Project, and an executive on her school's parent advisory board.
Jessica Magonet, Staff Counsel (Litigation)
Jessica joined the BCCLA as Staff Counsel (Litigation) in 2019. Before joining the BCCLA, she was a lawyer at Arvay Finlay LLP and spent two years clerking for the Honorable Madam Justice Karakatsanis at the Supreme Court of Canada. Jessica is called to the bar of British Columbia and Quebec. She graduated from McGill University in 2015, receiving degrees in civil law and common law, with a minor in cognitive science.
Jessica has been involved in the social and environmental justice movement for many years, and previously worked for Ecojustice and the Public Interest Law Clinic. She is the former Editor-in-Chief of the McGill International Journal of Sustainable Development Law and Policy. In 2016, she was named one of Canada's Top 25 Environmentalists Under 25.
Meghan McDermott, Acting Policy Director,
Staff Counsel (Policy)
Meghan McDermott joined the BCCLA as staff counsel in March of 2017. With a B.A. in philosophy from Concordia University, her compassion and curiosity drove her to study law at the University of Victoria so that she could collaborate with others to pursue law reform in the interest of enhancing social justice. She has an LL.M. from the University of Edinburgh where her studies focused on whether parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change have a responsibility to share the benefits of their forestry-related activities with local and Indigenous communities. Prior to joining the BCCLA she worked for many years as an advisor with the government of British Columbia, developing environmental and health policy and legislation. She has also provided legal services for the government of Ontario and interned as a legal analyst with the Dullah Omar Institute for Constitutional Law, Governance and Human Rights in South Africa.
When she isn't working, Meghan can usually be found gardening or exploring the city with her dogs. She loves current affairs, arts and culture and volunteers as an executive with the board of Island Mountain Arts, a unique gallery and school of the arts in the Cariboo.
Grace Pastine, Litigation Director
Grace Pastine is the Litigation Director for the B.C. Civil Liberties Association. Grace conducts litigation and oversees the management and strategic direction of the legal activities of the BCCLA on a broad range of civil liberties cases.
She has directed over 70 high profile cases for the BCCLA on issues including freedom of speech and expression, national security issues, access to governmental information, police misconduct, privacy rights, women's rights, voting rights, right to counsel and prisoner rights. She has appeared as counsel or co-counsel for the BCCLA at public inquiries and at all levels of court, including the Supreme Court of Canada.
Grace was counsel for the BCCLA at the Braidwood inquiry, a public inquiry established to inquire into the death of Robert Dziekanski, a Polish immigrant who died after he was tasered five times by the police at the Vancouver airport. That inquiry led the provincial government to announce the establishment of a civilian-run investigation body, ending the practice of police investigating themselves. She was co-counsel for the BCCLA before the Supreme Court of Canada in Vancouver (City) v. Ward, which established that monetary damage awards are available to Canadians whose Charter rights have been violated even if the government did not intentionally violate the person's rights.
Prior to joining the BCCLA, Grace was a lawyer with Bull, Housser & Tupper LLP in Vancouver, B.C. Grace is a frequent speaker on civil liberties issues. She has taught law school courses as an adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia and the University of Victoria.
Grace received her law degree from the University of Washington and graduated summa cum laude from Wells College with a B.A. in English Literature. Grace is called to the bar of British Columbia and is a member of the Oregon State bar.
Sonya Pighin, Legal Consultant, Policing Indigenous Communities Initiative
Sonya Pighin is an Indigenous lawyer who is working with BCCLA as a legal consultant. Sonya is a member of the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation, as well as the Gitdumden Clan of the Wet'suwet'en. She currently resides in Victoria, BC, in the territories of the WSÁNEĆ (Saanich), Lkwungen (Songhees), Wyomilth (Esquimalt) peoples. She has spent the past 15 years working with Indigenous communities in a variety of contexts. For the past 3.5 years Sonya has provided in-house and ad hoc legal services to First Nation "Bands" across BC. She has also represented indigenous organizations on legal matters. Sonya's background also includes experience working with Maori communities in New Zealand on comprehensive treaty claims and with Maori and Pacific Island families as a youth justice coordinator. In Canada, Sonya has worked as a child and youth mental health worker (Coast Salish Territory), as a child rights advocate (all over BC), and as a child and youth care worker in a residential setting (in Lheidli T'enneh Territory and Coast Salish Territory). Sonya has a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in criminology from Vancouver Island University, and a Bachelor of Law degree from University of Victoria. She is also currently working towards a Masters in Law with a specialization in Constitutional Law through Osgoode Hall Law School at York University.
Carly Teillet, Community Lawyer
Carly joined the BCCLA as the Community Lawyer in September 2019. Carly is Métis from the Red River Métis community (Winnipeg) and the great-great-grand-niece of Louis Riel.
Carly was legal counsel for two Parties with Standing (Vancouver Sex Workers Rights Collective and the Liard Aboriginal Women's Society) in the National Inquiry into Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls. She has represented Indigenous clients in child protection and criminal matters, worked as the inaugural Gladue Lawyer for Legal Services Society of BC, and taught as an Adjunct Professor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at UBC. Carly was the inaugural articling student at the Indigenous Community Legal Clinic in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver. She has written Gladue Reports for individuals in Provincial and Supreme Courts of British Columbia. Carly is a board member of Wish Drop-In Centre Society and Rise Women's Legal Centre.
In addition to her experiential knowledge as a result of her cultural background, Carly has worked for and developed relationships with individual Indigenous clients, elders, families and communities across Canada for over a decade.
Megan Tweedie, Staff Counsel (Litigation)
Megan joined the BCCLA as Staff Counsel (Litigation) in 2019. She brings with her eight years of experience in private practice, focusing on litigation, labour and employment law, human rights, and privacy matters. Megan has represented clients at all levels of court in BC and at various administrative tribunals. She has also done extensive work providing pro bono legal services to people facing barriers to access to justice.
In 2008, when Megan was a law student at the University of Toronto, she received a Public Interest Fellowship to become the BCCLA's first summer law student, an experience that cemented her interest in public interest law. Years later, she is thrilled to return to the BCCLA and is passionate about furthering the organization's goals.
Harsha Walia, Executive Director
Harsha Walia is a long-time advocate for migrant justice, Indigenous rights, equality rights, and economic justice. Her advocacy work has resulted in significant transformation in government policies at the municipal, provincial, federal, and international level on issues relating to immigration detention, women's equality, Indigenous land rights, policing practices, and social assistance regulations. She is also the award-winning author of Undoing Border Imperialism, co-author of Never Home: Legislating Discrimination in Canadian Immigration as well as Red Women Rising: Indigenous Women Survivors in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, and active in social movements including No One Is Illegal and Women's Memorial March Committee. She is a graduate of the Allard School of Law at UBC and remains committed to be in service to those most impacted by state regulation and violence.


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Økokrim has decided that it is not allowed to use popcorn-time.no.
Can never be used again
Økokrim has decided that it is not allowed to use popcorn-time.no.
Can never be used again
They report the following on their own pages:
"Through the domain name popcorn-time.no, an unknown perpetrator has helped make intellectual property such as movies and TV shows available to the public without the consent of the licensee, according to the filing agency."
- ØKOKRIM has issued an injunction against the proprietor of the right to use the domain popcorn-time.no. The injunction body addresses the owner, as the perpetrator of the case is unknown. There are no evidence in the investigation that the owner of the domain itself has committed the criminal acts, "said police attorney Maria Bache Dahl in ØKKRIM.
Moreover, it is called:
"The intellectual property was made available from February 2015 until ØKOKRIM seized the right to use the domain popcorn-time.no in March 2016. The case is justified by violation of the Copyright Act § 2.
The owner of the domain name now has a deadline of five days to adopt or not to accept the item. "
This happened
It was in March last year closed the movie flow side. This we reported this time:
We talked to police attorney Maria Bache Dahl who is responsible for the matter, pointing to the legislation mentioned above. They did not want to go into further detail (nor would they answer whether it is illegal for the IT newspaper to link to similar content), but refers to the legislation:
"As evidenced by today's press release, ØKOKRIM suspects that the domain popcorn-time.no is used as a criminal offense for violation of Section 2 of the Copyright Act, cf. section 54, first and third paragraphs, cf. Penal Code § 15.
In general, when assessing whether specific actions are punishable or not, the degree of subjective guilt is an important element, "
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The amount of new features that we have enabled in VS2010 is simply staggering. Scott Guthrie just put out a great post summarizing most of the new IDE and .NET features we just shipped yesterday. Check it out here. That post doesn't even touch all the new things we shipped on the ALM side of the house, such as all the new Test capabilities, UML diagrams, Intellitrace, etc., just to name a few.
To help you get a leg up on all these new capabilities, AppDev and Microsoft are teaming together to give you 15+ hours of online Visual Studio 2010 training at no charge. A big piece of this training is also focused on the ALM tooling where a lot of the new surface area of the product can be found.
Follow this link to get more info, but here's a quick blurb as well:
This free online learning for Visual Studio 2010 features practical, demonstration-based instruction by Microsoft experts like Ken Getz, Robert Green and Chris Menegay, plus sample code and pre/post exams. Use these courses to get up to speed on the most important new features and functionality in Visual Studio 2010 so you can better serve your clients.
This free online learning covers these courses and topics:
- Exploring Visual Studio 2010 Using Visual Basic or Visual C# (2 complete courses)
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- Create Silverlight applications using the new designer built into Visual Studio 2010
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- Exploring Visual Studio 2010 ALM Tools (4 of 8 modules)
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- Understand about Team System and Excel Reports as well as Ad-hoc reporting
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Flooring has undergone a rapid progress over the years. New concepts and technologies have entered in the market.
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BabyluvOctober 30, 2007 at 6:53 am | Posted in Sophie stuff | 4 Comments
Tags: birthday, Sophie
She is the thing I am most proud of in my life; my perserverence to bring her into this world when I thought all hope was lost. Feeling her grow inside me, always having her with me during those first nine months. A sort of secret society of two hearts beating as one. Her time inside me was uneventful, especially considering all we went through to make her. Her delivery was flawless. And this was the first time I saw her:
If I had to pick only one favorite picture of her it would be this one. It is my first memory of her in the flesh. Touching her, smelling her, looking into her eyes when she heard my voice. And now, four years later….four years….it is merely a drop in the hat but it seems like forever in the same breath. She's growing too fast….I want to freeze time and savor every minute. But I can't….so I just love you the only way I know how. Fully and completely.
Happy 4th Birthday my beautiful Bean.
Think Before you PinkOctober 21, 2007 at 8:34 am | Posted in Take Action | 2 Comments
Now that October is coming to a close I'm left with an empty feeling regarding the whole Breast Cancer Awareness month and the pink assault on my senses every time I turn around. For several years there has been such an enormous focus on breast cancer awareness that we've become a pinkafied nation. These days, during the month of October, you can buy just about anything that has been pinkafied with the ruse that a portion of the sale of a product will go to support breast cancer awareness.
The truth of the matter is corporate entities are using the popularity of the pink movement to get their name and brands out in the public eye without having to be really accountable for how much of the proceeds actually go to the cause. How do they account for the huge sums of money they "donate"? Do the merchants raise prices on their products so the new overage can account for their "donation"? Are the pink pushed products those which promote healthy living?
If you have a chance before you pink yourself out this month, check out Think Before you Pink and get you mind really thinking about the pink movement and what it means to us as a consumer savvy generation. Something that really stood out to me was this line "If shopping could cure breast cancer it would be cured by now." Gives you something to think about.
Is it so wrong….October 19, 2007 at 4:28 pm | Posted in Guilty Pleasures | 1 Comment
That I counted the minutes until my husband left for the weekend because: 1. I have a Sam Adams chilling in the fridge (ok, two Sams. ok fine, a twevel of Sam but that has to last me Friday AND Saturday), 2. I'm making a green olive, black olive and mushroom pizza and if I want, I CAN EAT IT ALL MYSELF and 3. a king-size bed I don't have to share with someone who snores.
Yeah for me!
Out of the LoopOctober 16, 2007 at 8:06 am | Posted in Sophie stuff | 1 Comment
It's an interesting thing when your child starts getting older. Learning how to walk and talk and talk back….I look back at pictures from a year ago and am amazed how much Sophie has grown and changed. A lot of it had to do with the addition of her brother, I think. Having him home has really pushed her out of her shell and she has evolved into an outgoing little minx.
She started preschool about a month ago (YES I KNOW…..MY BLOGGING IS VERY LAX) and she is really loving it. She has asked on a few occasions if I'm going to leave her alone. Which I think partly stems from our trip to Korea. It was the first time we left her for an extended period of time. She still has some night time requests for one of us to sleep in her bed as I think she wants to make sure we are close by.
But the preschool thing….it is strange and amazing that she has a small block of time to her own. With other adults to be responsible to and peers to play with. She is learning songs that I cannot sing because I've never heard them before. So she becomes my teacher so we can share the things she has learned. She is enjoying art – she even finger-painted. Doesn't sound like a big deal but this girl has serious issues with textures in food and touch. I was amazed that her teacher said she dove right into it without hesitation.
I'm so proud and thankful and relieved that she is having fun and excited to be at school. Here is a shot of her first day:
That was just after I explained that school is for big girls like Sophie but not for Mommy or Henry. She was a bit unsure (ya think?) with the whole being left idea until I explained how the day would go. Pretty much they sit on a rug and hear a story, then play a bit, do some art, clean up toys and finally have a snack. I told her I would be there to pick her up after her snack:
And I'm not sure if all was right with the world because I was going to pick her up or if it was because she would be getting a snack. I'm sure it's a bit of both.
Friday Fun Pic – Part 30October 5, 2007 at 10:30 am | Posted in Friday Fun Pic | 2 Comments
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Apprentice Paul Anderson wins the Silver Medal at WorldSkills UK Final
McGill Apprentice, Paul Anderson, has won the silver medal from a field of eight finalists over the three day WorldSkills UK Final in Birmingham last weekend.
Paul, who has just moved into his fourth year, trained extensively for the competition at Dundee & Angus College. There were four competitors from Scotland and the standards were extremely high. Paul is pictured with the installation he had to complete as part of the competition.
Paul commented,
I want to say a big hank you to all my family and friends for being so supportive throughout the time period running up to the competition. Also a big thank you to my employer McGill and, Dundee & Angus College and SECTT.
Juliet McGill, HR Director said
Paul has been a fantastic apprentice and has worked extremely hard to get this far in the competition. We employ approximately 80 apprentices and we have had many who have made it to Stage Apprentice of the Year but none have done as well as this. We are delighted Paul's effort and commitment have paid off and we hope he has a long and happy career with us.
Paul will now be invited to the WorldSkills UK Final next year for a chance to be selected for a place in the UK squad and opportunity to compete at the World Final in Shanghai in 2021.


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Scarecrow DT
Scarecrow DT has won 1 out of 49 achievements.Last played: 7 Feb 2020 06:11 am
Reunion15 Secret
Resume your old life
Unlocked: 23 Feb 2017 02:13 am
Learn to Fly15 Secret
Take flight with some old friends
In his bad books15 Secret
Escape with a gift from an old enemy
Devastation15 Secret
Witness a terrifying event
Payback15 Secret
Repay Dogen
Never forgotten15 Secret
Avenge them
The enemy of my enemy15 Secret
Seek out Black November for help
Smash & grab15 Secret
Resistance is futile
Little girl found15 Secret
Discover the identity of Kruger's deadliest asset
Into the light15 Secret
Escape from the heart of darkness
Shattered Dreams15 Secret
Take what is his and make it crumble
Blood is thicker than everything15 Secret
Defeat Kruger
Complete all of Plastic's missions
Complete all side missions in Downtown
Complete all side missions in Anchor
Complete all side missions in Rezoning
Complete all side missions in The View
Complete all side missions
Purchase Faith's second upgrade
Run free35
Purchase half of Faith's upgrades
Purchase all of Faith's upgrades
Reach full focus and keep it going
Easy Runner15
Springboard, Wallclimb, Turn, Jump, Coil, Skill Roll
Shift, Wallrun, Jump, Coil, Skill Roll, Shift
Wallrun, Turn, Jump, Wallclimb, Turn, Jump, Wallclimb, Turn, Jump
Seb's Salute15
Shift, Springboard, Wallrun, Swing Pipe, Skill Roll
Danger Zone15
Reach full focus and take out 10 enemies before it runs out
Perform a highground attack as a finishing move
Deliver any fragile package without any damage to it
Shut down any gridNode without notifying KrugerSec of your presence
Roof Runner15
Complete 10 Dashes in the main game
Deliver 10 packages
Complete 15 billboard hacks and interventions
Remove 10 electronic parts from Conglomerate terminals
Destroy all Security Hubs
P.I. Connors35
Find every secret bag hidden in Glass
Story Teller35
Find every recording and document in Glass
Collect every gridLeak in Glass
Complete a user created Time Trial
Get yourself to a user created Beat L.E.
Customize your Echo
Get a 3-star rating on all Dashes in the main game
Time for a Frenzied Rumble15 Secret
First crack the shell, then crack what's inside
This. Is. Glass.15 Secret
Send the KrugerSec turrets into the abyss
Vengeful Strike15 Secret
Claw back what they took from you
Hacker Time15 Secret
Hack. Tick. Tock. Run. Repeat.
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Vault, Slide, Jump, Wallclimb, Turn, Jump, Wallrun, Turn, Jump, Skill Roll
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As you may know, Middle Ground is one of our favorite fishing spots. The sand bottom around the Ground is about 32 to 34 meters and the reef is made up of rocks and gravel in about 29 to 30 meters with narrow sand gullies. As you can see in Steve's picture it can be a difficult place to anchor if you are dragging the pick under a rock edge. Steve is a member of Port Hacking Divers.
And this is what happened to us: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trySmUfOu1E&feature=em-share_video_user
It is also an excellent location to pick up baitfish, most of the time we find big schools of mackerel in about 10 to 15 meters.


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Celebrate the Love
When my husband and I first started dating, he would write me love notes in the most unexpected places. The first one was written on a small piece of tree bark. It had been left on the desk where he was studying one night. While we were talking, I picked it up absentmindedly and fiddled with it for several minutes before unrolling it to find the simple message, "I Love You." I still have that first note somewhere, even though I'm sure it has disintegrated into dust. This latest one was written on the driveway earlier this week. It took me awhile to notice it as well. It's nice to know that after sixteen years, he still wants to write me love notes and that he can still surprise me with them.
Happy Love Thursday and Celebration Thursday.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
8 comments:
- JenLive! said...
That is very sweet.
Thanks for the comment on my iris photo. Funny thing - it was really windy, so it wouldn't sit still! What you don't see is my other hand holding the stem to get the shot :D
- July 10, 2008 at 1:29 PM
- Megan said...
is that ever sweet -- celebration indeed!
- July 10, 2008 at 4:30 PM
AH! NO way. Too sweet.
- July 10, 2008 at 9:46 PM
- Stacy said...
Well, how sweet is that?? What a great celebration of love. :)
- July 10, 2008 at 11:05 PM
- for a different kind of girl said...
That is about the sweetest thing ever!
- July 11, 2008 at 1:45 AM
- Green Girl in Wisconsin said...
that is so romantic. *sigh*
- July 11, 2008 at 11:34 AM
- Madame Queen said...
Awww. That's the sweetest thing I"ve heard in a long time.
- July 11, 2008 at 1:06 PM
- 1blueshi1 said...
that is SO sweet! He is definitely a keeper. You picked a good one, honey.
- July 11, 2008 at 11:38 PM
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February 2010
The Seven Summits of Success: Lessons in leadership and teamwork
Rebecca Stephens
Wed, 24 Feb 2010
As the first English-speaking woman to climb all seven summits – the highest mountains in each of the seven continents – Rebecca Stephens knows the secrets to success and inspirational leadership. At this event she reveals how you and your team can excel by applying her Seven Summit principles.
How to Sell: A motivational boost for your sales force
Geoff Burch
Wed, 24 Feb 2010
Budgets are tight, consumers are nervous and this makes selling a real challenge. Geoff Burch argues that customers are increasingly wary of sales tactics and false promises. You need sincere staff offering clear value. Geoff offers tangible tips for improving sales performance.
Modern Management is Dead: How to lead in the new world disorder
Jo Owen
Wed, 17 Feb 2010
According to Jo Owen, modern management has had its day; he argues that the advantage is now to be gained from being different, from taking risks and turning opportunity into success. Jo shows us how we can liberate management and not be defined by conformity.
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Vijay Govindarajan
Mon, 1 Feb 2010
Professor Vijay Govindarajan explains that while you need to have projects for the present and the future, it is important to recognise that they must involve different thinking processes. Managing the present involves linear changes; planning for the future requires a non-linear approach.
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Our Next Target; £150 For Angling Projects
Some of you will be aware that I had the idea of setting targets for building our Anglers' Net on Facebook presence, whilst helping out a few good causes along the way. Basically, I said that when we reached 2,500 members, I'd donate £100 from my own pocket to the RNLI. Then, at 5,000 I donated the same amount to Macmillan Cancer Support. Well, the time has come to reveal our next target.
When our fan page reaches 10,000 'likes', I will send £150 to Angling Projects.
Angling Projects has been dear to the hearts of many Anglers' Net members over the years, but if you don't know what it is, here's a brief idea of what it is about:
Angling Projects was set up in 1976 by Les Webber MBE (he was plain old Les Webber back then – the MBE came in 2008 for Services To Angling, not something that happens very often and a real testament to the good work Les has done for many, many years). It is a facility that aims to educate children to some of the potential dangers in life, such as drug abuse and crime, as well as teaching them some basic domestic skills and helps them to start on the path to becoming a responsible young adult. It does this through the medium of angling and helping to nurture their interest in our favourite hobby, by teaching them how to fish better and how to look after fish.
To get a better idea of what the Angling Projects centre does, please CLICK HERE. They can explain it a lot better than I ever will!
I was aware of Angling Projects from the day I started Anglers' Net, way back in 1999. Many of our forum members cannot praise the place highly enough and I'm sure that many of them will be pleased to read this article you're reading right now. In fact, CLICK HERE to see a thread I've started on the subject and, if you like, add your own thoughts.
So, how can you help us achieve our target?
Helping us won't cost you a penny. If you haven't joined the Anglers' Net on Facebook page, please do so now on the link below:
Once you've joined, or if you are already a member, please use the 'Suggest to friends' facility on the left of that page to, well, suggest us to your friends. If you like, you are welcome to ask them to spread the word and tell them that we'll be doing donating £150 to Angling Projects when we reach the 10,000 mark.
Also, at the top and bottom of this particular article, you'll see a 'Like' button. Click on it and, assuming you're logged into your Facebook account, some of your friends may well take a look. Please note, however, that you need to 'Like' the page on Facebook itself to help us towards the 10,000 mark.
If you're not a member of Facebook, then you can't join us on there. That's fair enough – not everyone is a fan of Facebook. However, the chances are that a number of your friends and family are, so please mention this article when you email them next. Every bit of exposure helps.
Thanks for reading this far. I really do appreciate it.
Tight lines,
P.S. There's nothing to stop anyone else making a donation to Angling projects. Every penny helps and their contact details are on the website - http://www.angling-projects.org.uk/


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Department of Homeland Security Improves Efficiency with GPS Tracking Systems from Fleet Management Solutions, Inc.
Electronic Fleet Tracking System Uses Iridium Satellite Data Links for Universal Coverage.
BETHESDA, Maryland and SAN LUIS OBISPO, California, July 22, 2009 – Fleet Management Solutions Inc. (FMS) and Iridium Satellite LLC (Iridium) announce that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Enforcement and Removal (ERO) has selected FMS Iridium-based vehicle tracking and mobile resource management systems for deployment under a major initiative to optimize efficiency.
The FMS tracking equipment and hosted Web software will improve asset readiness, enhance mission effectiveness, reduce fleet costs and coordinate compliance with Federal Property Management Regulations (FPMR). ERO is installing in its vehicles a GPS tracking device, which transmits position, direction and speed and other telematic data for user-specified events and reporting. Data is sent through the Iridium satellite network to the FMS Fleet Director Global Web server, permitting dispatch centers to closely monitor the vehicles' location, movements and status.
As part of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), ERO operates more than 4,000 specialty law enforcement and administrative vehicles. Accurate and timely accountability of fleet assets is critical to mission success. With the annual cost of fuel and maintenance for the fleet at more than $30 million, it is an important area of efficiency improvement for DHS.
ERO promotes public safety and national security by ensuring the departure of all removable aliens from the U.S. through the fair and effective enforcement of the nation's immigration laws. During recent budget testimony before the U.S. House Appropriations Committee, DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano identified 16 efficiency initiatives, which included electronic fleet-tracking tools to optimize fleet management and to heighten vigilance over fraud, waste or abuse.
"Managing a motor vehicle fleet is like counting ants in an ant farm," said Charles "Chuck" Welke, who is tasked with deployment of the FMS tracking systems for the ERO Fleet Inventory and Communications Unit." It cannot be done effectively without the latest technologies, which FMS provides."
FMS vehicle tracking systems also integrate well with existing enterprise applications in use by ERO. FMS Web services enhance real-time situational awareness, and permit more effective execution of missions in the field.
"FMS combined with Iridium-based communications continues to prove itheir value where high security and mobile resource management requirements demand visibility and data transmission from anywhere, regardless of telecommunications infrastructure or geography." said Cliff Henley, FMS CEO. "With the increasing importance of operations efficiency in Federal fleets, FMS all-satellite GPS tracking systems will be a vital tool in meeting the challenges."
"This FMS client is a great example of how large organizations are taking advantage of Iridium's universal global coverage, high network reliability and low-latency, two-way short-burst data links to manage widely scattered assets," said Greg Ewert, executive vice president, Global Distribution Channels, Iridium. "With Iridium, the vehicles are never out of range, even when operating in remote areas beyond the coverage of cellular networks."
About the Department of Homeland Security Office of Enforcement and Removal
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Enforcement and Removal (ERO) (http://www.ice.gov/index.htm) is the primary enforcement arm within ICE for the identification, apprehension and removal of illegal aliens from the United States. The resources and expertise of ERO are utilized to identify and apprehend illegal aliens, fugitive aliens, and criminal aliens, to manage them while in custody and to enforce orders of removal from the United States. ERO is committed to enforcing our nation's immigration laws in a fair, effective, and professional manner.
About Fleet Management Solutions
Fleet Management Solutions, Inc. (FMS) (uat.fmsgps.com) combines GPS technology with two-way satellite communications, intelligent modems and its Web-hosted application Fleet Director Global, to deliver all-satellite, mobile fleet management and GPS tracking systems. FMS solutions deliver measurable improvements in asset utilization, safety and security, and productivity with rapid ROI. FMS serves customers in government, military, energy, construction, mining and logistics industries. FMS is located in more than 75 countries, providing solutions for use in rugged and remote environments.
About Iridium Satellite, LLC
Iridium Satellite LLC (www.iridium.com) is the only mobile satellite service (MSS) company offering pole-to-pole coverage over the entire globe. The Iridium constellation of low-earth orbiting (LEO), cross-linked satellites provides critical voice and data services for areas not served by terrestrial communication networks. Iridium's subscriber growth has been driven by increasing demand for reliable, secure, global communications. Iridium serves commercial markets through a worldwide network of hundreds of distributors, and provides services to the U.S. Department of Defense, and other U.S. and international government agencies. The company's customers represent a broad spectrum of industry, including maritime, aeronautical, government/defense, public safety, utilities, oil/gas, mining, forestry, heavy equipment and transportation. Iridium has launched a major development program for its next-generation satellite constellation, Iridium NEXT, which will result in continued and new Iridium MSS offerings. The company is headquartered in Bethesda, Md., U.S., and is currently privately held.
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Matteo Cina is a communications associate at FDD. Matteo previously was involved in electoral politics including communication roles on Jack Orswell's Congressional Race, Ed Gillespie's gubernatorial race, Pete Sessions' Congressional Race and spent time with the Republican Parties of Los Angeles and Dallas County. Matteo also spent time in the offices of Chairman Pete Sessions (TX-32) and Rep. Michael C. Burgess (TX-26) as a communications intern.
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Homelessness is becoming a rising problem in the UK, with the newspaper the Guardian revealing that the number of homeless people who died while actually living on the streets, or […]
Most parents take great comfort in knowing that they can tuck their children into a warm cosy bed at night. They are confident that in the morning the
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You may not think taking an escalator or elevator could pose a safety hazard, but accidents involving these machines are very common. Escalators in particular cause thousands of accidents each year. Unfortunately, these incidents are usually serious because they often involve elderly people or small children. If you've been hurt by an elevator or escalator, call an experienced attorney to discover if you are eligible for compensation.
Escalator Accidents Are More Common Than You Think
One recent study looked at 305 reported escalator accidents worldwide. 29% of these resulted in fatalities. A safety consultant involved in the study stated that the vast majority of industry professionals "[fail] to realize that this is a major problem." The study found essentially two types of falls that occur on escalators: falling on the escalator and falling over the escalator. Contributing causes can include:
- Coordination or balance issues;
- Improper footwear;
- Inappropriate behavior or intoxication;
- Improper maintenance/escalator malfunction; and
- Improper design, such as when an escalator is the primary emergency escape route.
While many accidents involve passengers acting inappropriately, such as sitting on the handrails, there are still cases where an incident occurred through no fault of the passenger. Getting a shoe caught in the steps or clothing caught in a cracked handrail are possible accident causes. Children with caught fingers or toes in the tracks are another way injuries occur. People who understand their disabilities will likely use the elevator, whereas the elderly may feel able-bodied and assume they can use escalators without incident, leading to an injury.
Elevator Accidents Do Happen
While not as common as escalator accidents, elevator accidents do occur. They often result in serious or fatal injuries. One study found elevator accidents cause about 27 deaths per year, but that doesn't account for non-fatal injuries. Additionally, an OSHA report found employees in the elevator industry are at risk for falls, electrical shocks, and other injuries. Elevators do have many more safety features than escalators, which is why accidents are less common.
When Does Negligence Cause an Accident?
Negligence is often to blame for escalator and elevator accidents. There are several situations where this is the case:
- The design of the escalator was flawed; for example, it moved too quickly.
- No one maintained the escalator, leading to cracks in the handrail.
- The escalator malfunctioned in some way.
- Faulty manufacturing resulted in an escalator that caused an entrapment accident.
- No one serviced the elevator regularly; it broke down or caught a passenger in its doors.
These examples boil down to the fact that property owners and escalator/elevator manufacturers must ensure passenger safety. Failing to do so, whether through improper maintenance or flawed design, constitutes negligence. If you believe someone else's neglect caused your accident, speak with an attorney as soon as possible.
How a Personal Injury Attorney Can Help You
A personal injury attorney will help you file a claim against the appropriate party. An escalator or elevator accident can lead to medical bills, lost time at work, pain and suffering, and other repercussions. You don't have to manage these difficulties alone. A personal injury claim may get you the compensation you need to pay medical bills, restore finances, and get peace of mind to recover.
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Cellulose and other fibres are future materials that can replace many plastic and mineral-based materials in the industrial sector. VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland has extended its research environment in Jyväskylä by introducing another pilot line to promote the development of porous materials, insulation products and nonwovens made from fibres by means of foam technology.
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Massachusetts Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has now lost whatever slim chance she had of becoming President. In the first debate between Democratic Party presidential candidates, Warren endorsed the idea of taking away private health insurance from every American who has it, and replacing it with a socialist-style, one-size-fits-all government-run health plan.
Warren will sell her plan for a government takeover of the U.S. health care system as giving more Americans "free health care," but we all know there's no such thing. Her ideas would not only be incredibly disruptive to hundreds of millions of Americans, but it could also limit access to doctors and care, slow medical innovation and raise taxes significantly for many across the country.
We shouldn't be surprised that Elizabeth Warren is embracing socialist-style policies. It's all part of the leftward lurch of Democrats seeking the presidency. The only question is who will choose to join her next.


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Brave New World at Somerset House
Justine Head, Chief Examiner for Fashion Business and Retail made a trip to Somerset House today to see the "Brave New World" exhibition. The International Fashion Showcase nurtures and presents work from the best up-and-coming fashion talent from around the world. The biennial fashion presentation is a partnership between the British Council, British Fashion Council, London College of Fashion, UAL and Somerset House.
For London Fashion Week February 2019, the showcase has a new format. For the first time, 16 selected designers from across the globe will showcase a series of compelling installations to represent their respective country.
Check out some of Justine's favourite pieces from the exhibition below!
Rahemur Rahman
Central Saint Martins Graduate
Rahemur Rahman is a British Bangladeshi menswear designer who worked with Bangladeshi fair trade organisation Aranya and their network of artisans to develop his collection, which are presented in an installation that evokes his British Bangladeshi upbringing. He was also selected as one of the merging designers by the British Fashion Council.
A Quiet Scream
Tom Trandt, founder of Môi Điên, is a graduate of Parsons. Môi Điên has taken inspiration from Vietnamese history and contemporary culture, finding viable solutions to establishing ethical and sustainable fashion practices within a Vietnamese context. This installation draws on recent demonstrations and protests taking place across Vietnam, where clothes are often used as a tool for citizens to speak their mind. The garments displayed are translucent white, and as the light fades UV light reveals embroidered messages.
Dreaming My Memory
Cedric Mizero has a unique vision of fashion which strives for social change. His project Fashion for All puts the women and men of the rural village where he was brought up at the centre of his work, presenting an inclusive vision of fashion, which rejects limitations based around age, size, social or economic status. Cedric repurposes objects from everyday life, ensuring that his work is ethical and sustainable.