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Tag: Voter fraud
More on the Election Fraud
November 3, 2021 November 3, 2021 ~ karllembke
The Maricopa County officials have been making misleading statements, including some outright lies, to absolve themselves from blame for the mismanagement or fraud detected by the forensic audit. The auditors themselves released a brief refuting the claims in detail.
Source: More on the Election Fraud
WI Uncovers Potential Tip of a Voting Fraud Iceberg
There is no question that voting fraud happens. The question is whether it's enough to change election results.
The investigation revealed both blatant violations of state election law and detailed evidence of voter fraud by stealing elderly Americans' votes.
Source: WI Uncovers Potential Tip of a Voting Fraud Iceberg
FLASHBACK: Ilya Shapiro: The Voter Suppression Lie. The voting wars have flared up again, thoug…
July 9, 2021 July 9, 2021 ~ karllembke
FLASHBACK: Ilya Shapiro: The Voter Suppression Lie.
The voting wars have flared up again, though they've never really been far from the national political debate since Donald Trump was elected in 2016, or the Supreme Court decided Shelby County v. Holder in 2013 — or really Bush v. Gore in 2000. This time, a massive new Georgia law, the Election Integrity Act of 2021, also known as Senate Bill 202 (or SB 202), has triggered national apoplexy, with Democrats, including President Joe Biden, declaring it the new Jim Crow. Such comparisons are insulting to those who fought for civil rights in the 1960s, incendiary to a public discourse already hampered by low institutional confidence, and at base disingenuous.
Minority voters support voter ID, etc. by huge margins. The "racism" charges are just an attempt to intimidate people who are afraid of being called racist by crooks. Which, sadly, is a lot of Republican officials.
Source: FLASHBACK: Ilya Shapiro: The Voter Suppression Lie. The voting wars have flared up again, thoug…
GA Election Reform Makes It Easy to Vote & Hard to Cheat
June 19, 2021 June 19, 2021 ~ karllembke
Regardless of one's political affiliation, it's not difficult to find voters in Georgia who were discouraged by the messiness of the 2020 election process.
In evaluating federal, state, and local voting safeguards, these and other serious complications — glitches, missing votes, even water pipe breakages at polling locations or ballot drop boxes — raised legitimate concerns and weakened voter confidence in Georgia's election integrity.
Such concerns ultimately weaken voter confidence and decrease participation in elections regardless of political persuasion and prompted Georgia lawmakers to modernize voting laws to make it easier to vote and harder to interfere with Georgia's elections.
As expected, a few partisan individuals and groups rushed to label Georgia's new election reform law, the Georgia Election Integrity Act of 2021, (SB202) as an act of voter suppression. However, their claims are simply not true: reforms introduced in this legislation expand voting access for all Georgia voters while enhancing the security of the process.
Let's begin by debunking one of the often repeated and misunderstood points of contention regarding Georgia's election reform law: the restrictions that third-party groups now face when offering voters food and drink. Instead of allowing third-party groups to solicit or harass voters while they wait in line, Georgia's new election reforms call for a 25-foot space established around voter lines.
Much of the heated rhetoric around this policy has been inaccurate. Voters waiting in line will still have access to water which can easily be arranged by poll workers. It simply establishes a boundary to prevent solicitation of voters while they wait in line.
Source: GA Election Reform Makes It Easy to Vote & Hard to Cheat
OH, THEY'VE BEEN WINNING BY FRAUD FOR AT LEAST 12 YEARS, PROBABLY MORE: Election Fraud is an Issue…
OH, THEY'VE BEEN WINNING BY FRAUD FOR AT LEAST 12 YEARS, PROBABLY MORE: Election Fraud is an Issue that Will Not Go Away . But this time? This time it was so blatant, they're fools to think they can hide the stinking corpse under the rag rug.
Source: OH, THEY'VE BEEN WINNING BY FRAUD FOR AT LEAST 12 YEARS, PROBABLY MORE: Election Fraud is an Issue…
The Ghost Who Votes
January 11, 2021 January 11, 2021 ~ karllembke
My house has a ghost, a former resident that moved out in 2009 but still receives mail from unions, political campaigns and the government. On a sneaking suspicion, I contacted my state representative about my ghost. Voting records are not freely shared in Illinois, but sure enough, my ghost has been voting. My state representative won by 34 votes in 2018, now by 35 votes. Spurred on growing numbers of confirmed reports, he will present a bill to the Illinois General Assembly to clean up the voter rolls, but would such a cleanup be enough?
Are 1%, 10% or 50% of registered voters actually stale registrations? Most anyone telling you a number based on data analysis is certainly wrong, probably on the low end. Every year about 10% of people move, and about 16% of those move to another state, so playing the averages, about 3.2% of last elections' voters will have moved to another state and are likely still registered, and it accumulates.
I usually door knock for the Republican Party, for the purpose of getting out the base. My walk sheets contained people who voted in three or four of the last four Republican primaries. On rare occasion, the voter I was to contact had moved out, but I never encountered stale voters because they didn't vote Republican primaries and so had been filtered off the list.
This changed in 2014, when I knocked doors for Bruce Rauner. His data analysis team incorporated other resources to identify Democratic and routine and infrequent non-partisan voters (general elections only) who might be sympathetic to his message. The stale registrations were numerous, and so were the stale voters. I visited one home that had three different family names listed on the walk sheet, all with recent voting records. From the ages and sexes, it was clear that these were different middle-aged couples. The current residents had lived there for a year and had not yet registered to vote, but one of their ghosts voted in the Democratic primary that Spring. At one strong Republican house, which I had knocked many times before, their daughter appeared on the sheet as a strong and routine Democratic voter. She moved out-of-state 10 years prior.
From the number of similar experiences at other houses, I estimated that 2.0% of the voters in my precincts were stale, with 7/8 of it going Democratic, meaning that Democrats received +1.5% from stale voters in my 75% Republican precincts. Many races are won and lost by less. If these statistics hold, that 0.33% of Republican votes and 7% of Democratic votes are from stale voters, then stale voters make up about 3.67% of the total vote in swing states, giving Democrats a 3.33% margin of fraud. In most "blue" states, Democrats would gain a 4.5% margin of fraud from stale voters.
Source: American Thinker
Media is desperate to avoid warning signs of vote fraud
December 25, 2020 December 25, 2020 ~ karllembke
Zero Hedge: Eight 'Screaming Red Flags' From The 2020 Election That Deserved Criminal Inquiry
For that reason, the widespread claims of election irregularities and fraud should have been taken more seriously by government officials and law enforcement, and promptly and aggressively investigated.
Source: Media is desperate to avoid warning signs of vote fraud
I asked one simple question to people who work with fraud
November 12, 2020 December 11, 2020 ~ karllembke
I noticed yesterday that I was having lots of strangers show up to scream at me whenever I posted any information about election fraud, but they were all low information types just barfing up "fact checks" which was basically whatever the news had just told them, but none of them had the basic knowledge of how fraud works to even sorta discuss any of the actual data.
Source: I asked one simple question to people who work with fraud
October 25, 2018 ~ karllembke
The 'Voter ID Is Racist' Con
Former Vice President Joe Biden called Trump's assertion that millions of people voted illegally in the 2016 election a "flat lie." But Biden did not stop there. The Republican support for voter ID, he said, was all about suppressing minority votes: "It's what these guys are all about, man. Republicans don't want working-class people voting. They don't want black folks voting." Last year, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., denounced "racist voter ID laws and voter suppression tactics (that) sprout like weeds all across the country." In a press conference in July, CNN's April Ryan asked White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders: "So, Sarah, since you keep saying that the President is very concerned about the election process … you did not mention voter suppression in that. Voter suppression has been an issue for decades and particularly in these last few elections."
Despite these alleged racist roadblocks to the ballot box, in 2008 blacks voted at a higher percentage than whites. That same year, liberal Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens wrote one of the majority opinions in a 6-3 case that upheld Indiana's voter ID law, which required voters to show a photo ID — such as a driver's license or passport — before casting their votes. Stevens recognized "flagrant examples of (voter) fraud" throughout America's history and wrote that "not only is the risk of voter fraud real" but "it could affect the outcome of a close election." The additional burden on voters, Stevens argued, is more than offset by "the state's interest in counting only the votes of eligible voters."
Blacks also support voter ID. A 2016 Gallup poll found that 77 percent of non-whites support voter ID, nearly as high as the 81 percent of whites who support it.
The fact that voter ID is legal and popular does not, of course, affect the view that it "suppresses" the minority vote. The George Soros-supported website ThinkProgress ran a story last year with this menacing headline: "New Study Confirms that Voter ID Laws Are Very Racist."
Citing research by three professors from U.C. San Diego, Michigan State and Bucknell University, the article says: "turnout among Hispanic voters is '7.1 percentage points lower in general elections and 5.3 points lower in primaries' in states with strict voter ID laws. The laws also reduce turnout among African-American and Asian-American voters. White turnout, according to their study, is 'largely unaffected.'"
Case closed? Not exactly.
A follow-up study by researchers from Yale, Stanford and the University of Pennsylvania found no evidence that voter ID laws have a statistically significant impact on voter turnout. This study examined the methodology and conclusions of the previous study. Its researchers wrote: "Widespread concern that voter identification laws suppress turnout among racial and ethnic minorities has made empirical evaluations of these laws crucial. But problems with administrative records and survey data impede such evaluations. … We show that the results of the paper are a product of data inaccuracies (and) the presented evidence does not support the stated conclusion … When errors are corrected, one can recover positive, negative or null estimates of the effect of voter ID laws on turnout, precluding firm conclusions."
In other words, the data do not support the notion that the "brown-brown" are too dumb, too lazy or otherwise incapable of obtaining the necessary identification to vote.
Do non-citizens vote in U.S. elections?
March 14, 2017 ~ karllembke
Source: Do non-citizens vote in U.S. elections?
First use of representative sample to measure non-citizen voting in USA.
Some non-citizens cast votes in U.S. elections despite legal bans.
Non-citizens favor Democratic candidates over Republican candidates.
Non-citizen voting likely changed 2008 outcomes including Electoral College votes and the composition of Congress.
Voter photo-identification rules have limited effect on non-citizen participation.
Four design characteristics make this survey uniquely valuable for our purposes. 1. It has an enormous sample size, which makes feasible sub-population analyses (n = 32,800 in 2008 and n = 55,400 in 2010). 2. It included a question about citizenship status. 3. Many non-citizens were asked if they voted, unlike other large surveys which filter out non-citizens before asking about voting. 4. Participation and registration were verified for at least some residents in nearly every state for the 2008 survey (Virginia state law barred voting verification).
Inclusion of a validated voting measure is particularly valuable in this context because of important and contradictory social and legal incentives for reporting non-citizen electoral participation. Although variation in the social desirability of voting may skew estimates (Ansolabehere and Hersh, 2012) as for other populations, legal concerns may lead some non-citizens to deny that they are registered and/or have voted when in fact they have done both. Validation of registration and voting was performed by the CCES research team in collaboration with the firm Catalyst. Of 339 non-citizens identified in the 2008 survey, Catalyst matched 140 to a commercial (e.g. credit card) and/or voter database. The vote validation procedures are described in detail by Ansolabehere and Hersh (2012). The verification effort means that for a bit more than 40 percent of the 2008 sample, we are able to verify whether non-citizens voted when they said they did, or didn't vote when they said they didn't. For the remaining non-citizens, we have only the respondent's word to go on concerning electoral participation, although we do attempt to make inferences about their true participation rate based upon the verified portion of the sample.
3.1. Registration
Non-citizen voter registration is a violation of election law in almost all U.S. jurisdictions, the lone exceptions are for residents of a few localities in Maryland. Most non-citizens did not cross the initial threshold of voter registration, but some did. In 2008, 67 non-citizens (19.8%) either claimed they were registered, had their registration status verified, or both. Among the 337 immigrant non-citizens who responded to the CCES, 50 (14.8%) indicated in the survey that they were registered. An additional 17 non-citizens had their voter registration status verified through record matches even though they claimed not to be registered. Perhaps the legal risks of non-citizen registration led some of these individuals to claim not to be registered. In 2010 76 (15.6%) of non-citizens indicated that they were registered to vote in either the pre-election or post-election survey waves.
In 2008, the proportion of non-citizens who were in fact registered to vote was somewhere between 19.8% (all who reported or had verified registration, or both) and 3.3% (11 non-citizen respondents were almost certainly registered to vote because they both stated that they were registered and had their registration status verified). Even the low-end estimate suggests a fairly substantial population of registered-to-vote non-citizens nationwide. Out of roughly 19.4 million adult non-citizens in the United States, this would represent a population of roughly 620,000 registered non-citizens4. By way of comparison, there are roughly 725,000 individuals in the average Congressional district.
The "adjusted estimate" row presents our best guess at the true percentage of non-citizens registered. It uses the 94 (weighted) non-citizens from 2008 for whom Catalyst obtained a match to commercial and/or voter databases to estimate the portion of non-citizens who either claim to be registered when they are not (35%) or claim not to be registered when they are (18%). We then use these numbers to extrapolate for the entire sample of non-citizens in 2008 and 2010. Because most non-citizens who said they were registered were in fact registered, and quite a few who said they were not were actually registered, the adjusted estimate is the highest of the three estimates, indicating that roughly one quarter of non-citizens were likely registered to vote (Table 1).
How many non-citizen votes were likely cast in 2008? Taking the most conservative estimate – those who both said they voted and cast a verified vote – yields a confidence interval based on sampling error between 0.2% and 2.8% for the portion of non-citizens participating in elections. Taking the least conservative measure – at least one indicator showed that the respondent voted – yields an estimate that between 7.9% and 14.7% percent of non-citizens voted in 2008. Since the adult non-citizen population of the United States was roughly 19.4 million (CPS, 2011), the number of non-citizen voters (including both uncertainty based on normally distributed sampling error, and the various combinations of verified and reported voting) could range from just over 38,000 at the very minimum to nearly 2.8 million at the maximum.

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Until then, how did everyone like the Oscars? Personally, my favorite part was Uggie. Think he could give Rhett a run for his money in a cute pooch contest?
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Do you want to make extra money on the side but feel like you don't have the time? If this sounds like you, one way to find time is to make money on your lunch break.
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Try to focus on one monetization method at a time so as not to overwhelm yourself and prioritize your schedule. Determine how much time you have to blog per week and break that down to a daily goal.
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You may not like the idea of using your lunch break to make money on the side. It is a time to relax and reenergize for the afternoon. However, if you want or need extra income, there are ways to make money on your lunch break that are relatively simple.
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Wanted by Emlyn Rees is a 2014 Witness Impulse publication. I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Emlyn Rees really knows how to write a good thriller. An action packed plot with all manner of cold blooded bad guys keeps Danny Shanklin in world of hurt and fear for his family.
Imagine you were framed and now sought after by several international groups, your life and the life your daughter, who is all you have left in the world, are at stake, and the world is about to be exposed to a horrific hybrid small pox virus by a terrorist group and for kick and giggles the serial killer that took the life your wife and son is beyond a doubt alive and well and still very interested in Danny and Lexie.
With this many threads going at one time a story can become " too busy". But, in this case everything comes together nicely because the author keeps the spotlight on Danny and the events unfold in real time. The germ warfare plot is one that always makes me nervous. I am terrified of this becoming a reality, because in truth, some people will do anything for money and terrorist are more than willing to pay. This thought alone could keep you up at night. But, imagine trying to prevent an outbreak of small pox while being hunted for a crime you didn't commit and your face is all over the television to boot and your worst enemy in the world gets thrown into the mix as well as your teenage daughter and her angst . This makes for a taut, no holds barred suspense thriller that grabs you from the first page with the reminder what Danny has already lost then moves quickly into the present day nightmare he is in living in. The story is genius and plays upon our worst nightmares. It's very tense, so read this one when you can give it your full attention, because you don' want to miss any part of it.
EMLYN REES is a fiction and non-fiction author, editor and director of the Dark & Stormy Crime Film, TV & Book Festival.
Emlyn's race-against-the-clock thriller, Hunted, was published in 2012 by Constable & Robinson in the UK and HarperCollins in the US. Hunted is optioned and in in development with Biting Point films, scripted and being directed by Eric Styles. The sequel, Wanted, is out in 2014.
Emlyn lives in Brighton with his wife Joanna Rees, who also writes under the name Josie Lloyd. We're Going on a Bar Hunt, a parody, written by Emlyn and Josie, and illustrated by the brilliant Gillian Johnson, was published by Constable books in 2013.
His children's fiction is represented by Penny Holroyde @ The Caroline Sheldon Agency.
You can find out lots more about Emlyn on Tumblr, talk tunes with him at thisismyjam and contact him also on Twitter @EmlynReesWriter.


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President - Sumeet Shah '08 - Alpharetta, Georgia
Sumeet is a solo practitioner, Shah Legal Group, LLC, practicing in Atlanta, Georgia. His clients range from small to medium-sized businesses that are in a wide variety of industries such as IT, hospitality, and retail and his role of general counsel to many of these companies has brought great value to each company. During his years of practice, Sumeet has worked for business law firms preparing corporate and real estate documents for closings. He has spent time as a public defender honing his trial skills and worked as a commercial litigator helping to resolve business disputes. After Sumeet obtained his undergraduate degrees in Finance, Marketing and Management he went on to work for Fortune 500 companies such as NCR, Hewlett-Packard, and AT&T in various finance and accounting roles. These experiences have provided Sumeet with a broad business background complimenting his legal skills and providing each client with a valuable business consultant as well as a legal counsel. Sumeet fluently speaks Gujarati and is novice in Hindi, Kuchi & Spanish.
Vice President - Coral Messina '08 - Jacksonville, Florida
Coral Messina is a criminal defense attorney in Jacksonville in the Office of the Public Defender, 4th Judicial Circuit. She has tried more than two dozen jury trials and also specializes in mitigation and motion practice. She began her career practicing civil litigation. Coral is the Vice President of Coastal's Alumni Board of Directors. She is also an active member of the Judicial Relations Committee for the Jacksonville Bar Association. Coral graduated, with honors, from Florida Coastal School of Law in 2008. She earned a Pro Bono Honors award for volunteering more than 400 hours. While in law school, Coral was the Director and Founding Member of the Student Ambassador Program. She was also a member of the nationally-recognized Moot Court Honor Board. Her 2008 team won the Southeast Regional for the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. She was a member of the Faculty Appointments Committee and clerked at the First District Court of Appeals. Prior to law school, Coral graduated, magna cum laude, from the University of Florida where she served as a Florida Cicerone and Presidential Personal Host. The Jacksonville Beach native loves boating, biking and dancing. She is a lifetime member of the Girl Scouts of America and continues to volunteer with them in her free time.
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Q: What makes the Free Cities "free"? Slavery is rampant in Volantis and Lys. Pentos isn't much better, with indentured servants who are slaves in all but name--and the only reason they aren't slaves in name is because Braavos forbids it. The cities seem to be largely under the boot of powerful trading lords such as Magister Illyrio. So why are they called the Free Cities?

A: The Free Cities originally were colonies of the Valyrian Freehold - most of them directly, only Braavos was an exception as it was founded by former Valyrian slaves and never directly under Valyrian control, although it still had to fear its former masters. When Valyria was destroyed, they got freedom from their  overlords, so they called themselves the "Free Cities".
Compare it to the many similar labels the United States got after their indepence. From the perspective of poor European peasants (slaves but in name too), it was the "Land of the Free" for sure - no aristocrats around anymore. Yet it did have it's very own slaves (from Africa) that only gradually got the same rights as their white neighbours (and one could argue that they are still not entirely equal today).

A: Valyria needed more and more precious metals, this led to an expansion of their empire. This expansion led them across Essos to the area in which the Nine were founded. However, they were "free" because they were not directly ruled by the controlling power in Valyria.

On the shores of Essos, the Valyrians raised cities, which we know today as the Free cities, Their origins were diverse.
Qohor and Norvos were founded following religious schisms. Others, such as Old Volantis and Lys, were trading colonies first and foremost, founded by wealthy merchants and nobles who purchased the right to rule themselves as clients of the Freehold rather than subjects. These cities chose their own leaders rather than receiving archons dispatched from Valyria (often on dragonback) to oversee them. It is claimed in some histories that Pentos and Lorath were of a third type—cities already extant before the Valyrians came whose rulers paid homage to Valyria and thus retained their right to native rule. In these cities, what influx of Valyrian blood there was came from migrants from the Freehold, or political marriages used to better bind these cities to Valyria. Yet most of the histories that recount this take as their source Gessio Haratis's Before the Dragons. Haratis was himself from Pentos, and at the time, Volantis was threatening to restore the Valyrian empire under its control, so the notion of an independent Pentos with origins distinct from Valyria was a most politic convenience.
However, it is clear that Braavos is unique among all the Free Cities, as it was founded not by the will of the Freehold, nor by its citizens, but instead by its slaves.
The World of Ice & Fire, Valyria's Children

The distinction that sets the Nine apart is not their size but their origins. At their height before the Doom, other cities, such as Mantarys, Volon Therys, Oros, Tyria, Draconys, Elyria, Mhysa Faer, Rhyos, and Aquos Dhaen were grand and glorious and rich, yet for all their pride and power, none ever ruled itself. They were governed by men and women sent out from Valyria to govern in the name of the Freehold.
Such was never true of Volantis and the rest of the Nine. Though born of Valyria, each was independent of its mother from birth. All but Braavos were dutiful daughters, neither making war upon Valyria nor defying the dragon lords in any matter of significance; they remained willing allies and trading partners of their mother and looked to the Lands of the Long Summer for leadership in times of crisis. In lesser matters, however, the Nine Free Cities went their own ways, under the rule of their own priests and princes and archons and triarchs.
The World of Ice and Fire, The Free Cities

Further reading: A Wiki of Ice and Fire: Free Cities

A: The free cities are free of Valyria, from who they broke free when Valyria fell.  Braavos which was founded by slaves who fled Valyria rather than breaking free later is a free city in the same sense.
They are self-governed cities owing no allegiance to any empire. Their individual interpretations of civil rights are not the reason for the name; although in Braavos, the title could possibly have dual meaning.

A: They rule themselves, and aren't ruled by an outside power. The freedom is on the level of the city, not on the level of the individual person within the cities.

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Build-To-Suits Continue in Downturn
LOS ANGELES-Three recent build-to-suits in L.A. area submarkets and others around the country illustrate that some users are still investing in new facilities despite the recession.
By Bob Howard | March 16, 2009 at 02:04 PM
LOS ANGELES-Three recent build-to-suits in L.A. area submarkets and others around the country illustrate that some users are still investing in new facilities despite the recession. The agreements, some for owner-user and some for leased offices, range from a 32,980-square-foot project for the Department of Defense and a 52,840-square-foot Mitsubishi headquarters in the L.A. area to a 115,000-square-foot Banner Life headquarters at the Urbana Corporate Center in Maryland to a 47,500-square-foot DeVry University campus in Long Beach, CA.
Despite rising vacancies in office markets around the country, which might suggest that ample space is available without the build-to-suits, market experts point out that available space does not always meet the specific needs of tenants, so build-to-suits keep going even in a weakening office market. Dave Desper of the Newport Beach office of CB Richard Ellis explains, for example, that Mitsubishi Materials is having the new 52,840-square-foot space built to suit in the Orange County city of Fountain Valley rather than renting an existing building because the company had very specific requirements for its new space and nothing that was on the market met its requirements. Desper, who represented Mitsubishi Materials along with senior vice president Chip Wright of CBRE's Newport Beach office, says that Mitsubishi expects to move in to its new quarters at Southpark Business Center in November in a relocation from 17401 Eastman St. in Irvine, where the company has rented space for about 10 years.
In the Urbana project, Banner Life is building a 115,000-square-foot build-to-suit headquarters at the Urbana Corporate Center, a $30-million-plus LEED certified project that will eventually house approximately 400 employees. It is being developed by a joint venture between Natelli Communities and Akridge, with groundbreaking scheduled for spring of 2010.
According to Tom Natelli, CEO of Natelli Communities, the Banner Life project is the second major development in it Urbana park. Fannie Mae has a data center of roughly 230,000 square feet already running in the park. Natelli has received approval for a total build-out of 1.2 million square feet of office and 600,000 square feet of retail.
The DeVry University project in Long Beach reflects a market trend that has developed along with the recession: Educational facilities, including trade and technical schools, are expanding to accommodate increasing enrollment as laid-off workers retrain for new jobs or go back to school to shore up their qualifications to be better prepared when hiring picks up again. DeVry has signed an 11-year lease with San Francisco-based Newcastle Partners and Rreef for its new 46,500-square-foot campus, which will be developed at the Newcastle/Reef Douglas Park office project.
The DeVry deal marks the largest office lease in the Long Beach Airport submarket since 2007 and the first tenant announced at Douglas Park, according to the developers. The 47,500-square-foot DeVry facility will be a class A office building that will be situated on 3.7 acres and will be designed for LEED Silver certification.Construction is expected to start in May and to be completed in March 2010.
The 32,980-square-foot project for the Department of Defense is a new Military Entrance Processing Station, which is responsible for qualifying and processing applicants for the US armed forces and federal service. The MEPS staiton will be situated on a 4.25-acre site at 1700 E. Grand Ave. It is slated to open in August 2009 and will be a relocation from 5051 Rodeo Rd in Los Angeles. Of the 65 MEPS centers located throughout the US, the Los Angeles facility is the largest.


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Urging them to hold those responsible for committing any such violations accountable for their actions.


Another rain day today. My plans were to spend time working in the yard but because of the rain there is a change in plans. So I put this combo together for a handbag, bring a little summer feeling on a cloudy day! The main fabric is Amy Butlers Clematis Forest. My grandson will be spending the night tonight so I hope to have it finished before he arrives and maybe the sun will be out then!


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Q: Recursive function that returns all values in list (In OCaml) I need a function that recursively returns (not prints) all values in a list with each iteration. However, every time I try programming this my function returns a list instead.
let rec elements list = match list with
 | [] -> []
 | h::t -> h; elements t;;

I need to use each element each time it is returned in another function that I wrote, so I need these elements one at a time, but I can't figure this part out. Any help would be appreciated.

A: Your function is equivalent to :
let rec elements list =
  match list with
    | [] -> []
    | h :: t -> elements t

This happens because a ; b evaluates a (and discards the result) and then evaluates and returns b. Obviously, this is in turn equivalent to:
let elements (list : 'a list) = []

This is not a very useful function.
Before you try solving this, however, please understand that Objective Caml functions can only return one value. Returning more than one value is impossible.
There are ways to work around this limitation. One solution is to pack all the values you wish to return into a single value: a tuple or a list, usually. So, if you need to return an arbitrary number of elements, you would pack them together into a list and have the calling code process that list:
let my_function () = [ 1 ; 2; 3; 4 ] in (* Return four values *)
List.iter print_int (my_function ())    (* Print four values *)

Another less frequent solution is to provide a function and call it on every result:
let my_function action =
  action 1 ;
  action 2 ;
  action 3 ;
  action 4
in
my_function print_int

This is less flexible, but arguably faster, than returning a list : lists can be filtered, sorted, stored...

A: Your question is kind of confusing - you want a function that returns all the values in a list.  Well the easiest way of returning a variable number of values is using a list!  Are you perhaps trying to emulate Python generators?  OCaml doesn't have anything similar to yield, but instead usually accomplishes the same by "passing" a function to the value (using iter, fold or map).
What you have currently written is equivalent to this in Python:
def elements(list):
    if(len(list) == 0):
        return []
    else:
        list[0]
        return elements(list[1:])

If you are trying to do this:
def elements(list):
    if(len(list) > 0):
        yield list[0]
        # this part is pretty silly but elements returns a generator
        for e in elements(list[1:]):
            yield e

for x in elements([1,2,3,4,5]):
    dosomething(x)

The equivalent in OCaml would be like this:
List.iter dosomething [1;2;3;4;5]

If you are trying to determine if list a is a subset of list b (as I've gathered from your comments), then you can take advantage of List.mem and List.for_all:
List.for_all (fun x -> List.mem x b) a

fun x -> List.mem x b defines a function that returns true if the value x is equal to any element in (is a member of) b.  List.for_all takes a function that returns a bool (in our case, the membership function we just defined) and a list.  It applies that function to each element in the list.  If that function returns true for every value in the list, then for_all returns true.
So what we have done is: for all elements in a, check if they are a member of b.  If you are interested in how to write these functions yourself, then I suggest reading the source of list.ml, which (assuming *nix) is probably located in /usr/local/lib/ocaml or /usr/lib/ocaml.


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WARE HEIR'S KILN TIME ON SADO
'Living treasure' potter adds his own spin
by Keiko Tatsuta
AIKAWA, Niigata Pref. – Award-winning potter Ito Sekisui V, one of 10 Japanese named "Living National Treasures" in July, brings modern aesthetic touches to his work while preserving the craftsmanship associated with Mumyoi ware.
Through skillful use of his original techniques, called "neriage" and "yohen," the 62-year-old ceramist has created Mumyoi ware with colorful floral, mosaic, striped and gradated patterns that often give the impression of painted pottery.
Mumyoi ware is made from special reddish brown clay extracted from gold mines on Sado Island.
"To create things is to bring forth what has never existed, something new and attractive. That's a creator's destiny," said the successor to the Sekisui-kama family kiln, whose real name is Yoichi Ito.
Neriage ware, characterized by beautiful delicate patterns, is produced by patching together many pieces, after making multiple layers of clay with different tones of reddish brown using Mumyoi ferric oxide clay.
Yohen ware is created by the use of different flame streams inside a wood-fired poriform kiln, with the portions directly hit by the flames turning blackish.
Explaining these unique techniques, Sekisui appears indifferent to protecting this kind of intellectual property by patent. But he thinks his recent accreditation as holder of an intangible cultural heritage may encourage other artists to model their own techniques on his.
"It would be rather delightful if people copy me. Being imitated would mean I've become competent enough," he said.
"Each of my works has a different look. As a creator, I produce what satisfies me. The concept of a patent may not apply to what is not mass-produced," he said.
Born in the town of Aikawa on Sado Island, Ito ascended to the title of fifth heir of Ito Sekisui in 1977 after graduating from the Kyoto Institute of Technology, where he studied the ceramics industry from 1962 to 1966.
His family kiln's history began when Ito Tomisaburo founded the kiln during the Tempo Era (1830-1843) of the Edo Period. Sekisui is the name of the type of ceramic pottery made by his family.
Sekisui pottery has been highly praised, and royal families have purchased some of the Mumyoi ware from the Sekisui-kama kiln.
The colorful unglazed Mumyoi ware in which the present heir specializes has been praised not only at home but also abroad. Some pieces have been displayed at the Smithsonian Museum in the U.S. and in Britain's National Victorian and Albert Museum, among other places.
The National Victorian and Albert Museum in London and the Berk Collection in the U.S. own some of his works, and Sekisui said he was told that a king from a Middle East country is thought to have bought one or two of his pieces.
Many public facilities own his works, including the Foreign Ministry, the National Museum of Modern Art and the Niigata Prefectural Government.
Sekisui presented a Mumyoi Yohen Tsubo vase as a wedding gift to the house of former Ambassador to the U.N. Hisashi Owada, a native of Niigata Prefecture, in 1993, when Owada's daughter, Masako, became the Crown Princess.
Mumyoi ware by the earlier generations is also displayed at his exhibition house in Aikawa, together with his own works as well as products by his employees. Five or six employees produce Mumyoi ware tea sets, coffee cups, pots, vases and other items under Sekisui's instructions, using the Sekisui-kama kiln.
As for the father-to-son transfer of the family kiln and the name Sekisui, he said he did not resist it. "I grew up thinking it natural for the eldest son to succeed. I just found myself doing this job."
But Sekisui said he can't tell whether his 25-year-old son, Hidetake, will assume the title of the sixth heir of Ito Sekisui.
"Children of the present day have less concern about family lines or succession. They are more individualist."
But he happily related that his only son, after studying philosophy in college for four years, has learned the practical skills of pottery-making at other kilns — Shigaraki ware for two years in Shiga Prefecture and now Kutani ware in Ishikawa Prefecture.
As a tip for aspiring ceramists, Sekisui said that creating things requires comprehensive strengths — technique plus other human qualities beyond such skills.
"In that sense, I say, 'Do play. Take pleasure.' Speaking with wonderful people will be advantageous to creating works," he said.


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