In the past, one Cahill member separated himself from the family. Since then, he has called himself the Outcast. Now he returns, to confront the official head of the Cahills, Ian Kabra. The Outcast reconstructs four catastrophic disasters in history that may kill thousands innocent people. To stop the Outcast, Ian will need help from Amy and Dan Cahill. However, finding the two siblings will require a great sacrifice from him.
The book is followed by Mission Hindenburg.
You can get the other books of The 39 Clues: Unstoppable series here.
The 39 Clues: Doublecross #1 - Mission Titanic (PDF). Brilliant adventure novel by Jude Watson. A Cahill from the past, the Outcast, plans to reconstruct 4 catastrophic disasters in history. To stop it, head of Cahill family Ian Kabra will need the help from Amy and Dan Cahill.


How it is going !fediverse? It was a long while since I was here last time.
After a late lunch !coffee, bien sûr.
Fathers and mothers of !fediverse could you recommend me !books about science for a 4 years kid? Something which adult could read to a kid.
Bonjour !tzag comment allez-vous ce matin?
@disk I think you are right.
We had a nice party here. Brazilian & Greek & French & Taiwanese & Thai food. A bit tired and I will go for !coffee now.
While biking in white mountains in Crete, Greece you have to be careful - goats can jump on the route from nowhere.
@theru I am going to do this. Thanks.


Question: I had bypass surgery in my right leg in October. Last week I developed clots in it and had to have a catheter put in my left leg to remove the clots. Now the left leg site at my groin is black and blue with a huge knot in it. Is that serious? Not getting any answers from doctors.
Answer: As I understand your question, your doctors placed a catheter in your left groin in order to remove the clots from your right leg. If this is the case, there is often a hematoma in the groin at the site of the catheter insertion. There is also usually a "black and blue" discoloration of the skin in the groin. A hematoma may be responsible for the "knot" that you are describing. Most of the time, hematomas will resolve on their own and nothing else needs to be done. Sometimes however, there can be a "pseudoaneurysm" of the femoral artery at the catheter insertion site. This requires treatment. Your doctor can distinguish between a hematoma and the more serious "pseudoaneurysm" by doing an ultrasound examination. I suggest that you follow-up with your doctor to be sure that this is not a serious problem.


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THE BICYCLE RACE III
REFLECTED ARROWS
AUTOBAHN IN THE BLACK FOREST II
THE GUIDING SPHERES II - Homage to Cezanne
Jeffrey SMART (b.1921; d.2013)
Born in Adelaide in 1921, Jeffrey Smart studied at the SASA from 1937-1941 under Ivor Hele. His initial aspirations of being an architect quickly gave way to a passion for painting. Smart drew on his love of architecture to express his perception of the beauty of a man-made world. His paintings are full of bold colours and perfect symmetry.
In 1941 Smart studied under Modernist artist Dorrit Black who introduced him to the geometric method for establishing the Golden Mean, which Smart adopted as the basis of all of his subsequent works.
Although Smart has made Italy his home since 1963, he has never forgotten his Australian heritage, naming his new home Posticcia Nuova, (New Place), the same as his family homes in New South Wales.
Smart has regularly exhibited in both solo and group exhibitions since 1957 and in 1999-2000 the Art Gallery of New South Wales acknowledged Smart's contribution to Australian art with a major retrospective.
Jeffrey Smart's eloquent paintings of cities and roads evoke the human experience in a contemporary urban environment. His modernist depictions of urban landscapes have been dubbed 'Smart Country' by his admirers.
"Smart has adapted Quattrocentro master Piero della Francesca's curious frozen pictorial space, that in the Renaissance represented a kind of Platonic perfection and harmony, to paint our modern industrial utopia., Nothing, seemingly, can go wrong in this meticulously composed space. Jeffrey Smart is able to perceive and illuminate a sense of strangeness in these commonplace scenes, and has dedicated a long career to perfecting his technique of capturing the mysterious with the mundane" Timothy Morrell, Curator, Contemporary Australian Art, Queensland Art Gallery, for the exhibition catalogue 'Jeffrey Smart', Philip Bacon Galleries, 1996.
Smart's penchant for architectural precision can be seen in 'Container Train In The Landscape', with his signature strict outlines and flat planes of colour.
Of his stark portrayals of contemporary life, Smart has commented that he prefers to leave the individual viewer to draw their own interpretation, and that he paints a picture because he likes the shape.
Smart's work is represented in the National Gallery of Australia, all state and various regional galleries, as well as many private and corporate collections, both nationally and internationally including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York and the de Beers collection.
In October 2006, Jeffrey Smart was awarded the Painters and Sculptors Association medal in recognition of his significant contribution to Australian art.
With spirited debate over whether he is, in fact, a surrealist, realist, hyper-realist, 'off-beat classicist' or metaphysical painter, for Jeffrey Smart, one thing is certain;
"The world," says Smart, "has never been more beautiful."
Photo of Artist (small)

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16 theform ???????? Lucky Luna 1350m D'ben C6 Plt slow trk June 8. Much better effort ½ nk, lg nk 3rd (55.5) La Zeel, Dell Amby 1615m D'ben C6 dead trk June 17. Should be cherry ripe for this. ???? 1HUNTERS MOON (G A Ryan) 5g 26; 6-3-3 ? ?????? $64,967: Not a bad effort after covering ground 2¼ len 8th (53.0) Steel Lips 1350m D'ben C6 Plt heavy trk May 23. Set alight fair way out and did well to keep going lg hd win (53.0) Plenty Of Practise, Bel- lagio Wynn 1666m Ipswich Rst1-Ly dead trk June 13. Loves the jar out and should strike similar conditions here. Rates highly. 2CROSSTHESTART (S B & R Laming) 4g 15; 4-1-3 $182,140: Never in it first up 8 len 12th (57.5) THE AGE FRIDAY, JULY 3, 2009 ?????? 10ROUGH DANCE (B A Gentle) 2c 1; 1-0-0 $6500: Scraped home at debut sht ½ hd win (56.5) Deb's Pick, Casa Fundada 1300m Gold Coast 2yo slow trk June 10. Kept ticking over with ½ len 2nd False Accusation 1100m E Farm barrier trial slow trk June 25. Value hope. Rough Dance, Deb's Pick 1300m Gold Coast 2yo slow trk June 10. Should benefit from that experience. Not the worst. 11CASA FUNDADA (T M Whittington) 2g 1; 0-0- Bit unlucky at debut 5½ len 6th (56.0) Al Ma- Didn't do much 4¾ len 9th (55.5) Raincoat 1615m D'ben C6 slow trk June 8. Too wet 6¼ len 7th (55.5) Patties Mate 1400m Sunshine Coast E&G C6 heavy trk June 27. Track specialist winning two from three here. Will appreciate getting back onto firmer surface. Put writing on the wall with fast-finishing 4¾ len 4th (57.5) Jackpot 1600m Sunshine Coast C4 heavy trk May 29. Surged home against the pattern ¾ len win (53.0) True Tales, Jackpot 1615m D'ben C6 slow trk June 8. Going great guns this prep. Will have plenty of admirers. $64,300: Revelled in going 4½ len win (54.0) Cur- rigee, Breaking The Rules 1800m Murwillumbah Cup Prelude heavy trk May 31. Should have done a lot more 5¼ len 6th (54.0) Clavillo 1800m Gold Coast Open dead trk June 13. Freshened up and has won this cir- cuit. Likely improver. The Bubbly, Dawns Queen 1800m Sunshine Coast C6 slow trk May 13. Tried hard ¾ len 2nd (56.5) Nonsensi- cal 1800m Gold Coast C5 heavy trk June 6. Loves this trip. Will go close. 3DEACON (David Murphy) 5g 18; 5-2-3 $98,400: 13SANDWOOD (W H Trimble) 2g 3; 1-0-0 $5200: Overcame outside alley lg hd win (57.5) Machi- zaya 1025m Ipswich 2yo May 15. Ran on well after missing start lg nk, hd 3rd (55.0) Bob And Dolly, Machi- nation 1200m D'ben 2yo dead trk June 17. Form line stacks up well. Include in multiples. 4RAINCOAT (Ms K Doughty) 4g 15; 5-1-3 $70,850: 14CAPTAIN SONADOR (R J Milne) 2c 9; 0-2-1 5BUGSYTWOSHOES (D T Kelly) 4g 20; 4-4-2 15CHILLI MUD CRAB (L F Birchley) 2g 5; 0-1- 16DEUX CHEVAUX (Ms G Heinrich) 2f 1; 0-0-0 $28,200: Didn't handle going 8¼ len 12th (56.0) Shoot Out 1400m E Farm Sires' Produce slow trk May 30. Never in it 7½ len 14th (56.0) Shellscrape 1400m E Farm Bicentennial June 20. Showed ability earlier this year but needs to lift on recent efforts. 0 $6050: Not much went right 11½ len 12th (56.5) Shoot Out 1300m Gold Coast 2yo Mdn May 16. Too wet 8½ len 4th (56.0) Deb's Pick 1500m E Farm 2yo Mdn heavy trk June 24. Place preferred. $1000: Finished off strongly at only outing 2 6SHUFFLE THE CASH (W R Pholi) 4g 15; 5-4-1 $58,750: Wanted it more ¾ len win (54.0) Pass 17HALLMARK STAR (R L Heathcote) 2f 1; 0-0-0: out far too hard and paid the price first up 19½ len 9th (55.0) Lucidly 1400m Gold Coast C6 Plt heavy trk May 30. Led and wouldn't give in ½ nk win (53.0) Dell Amby, Hunters Moon 1615m D'ben C6 dead trk June 17. Bound to give another great sight. 4-2-3 $42,900: Only managed 4½ len 8th (51.0) Raincoat 1615m D'ben C6 slow trk June 8. No match 7 len 2nd (57.0) Teary Eyed 1846m E Farm C5 heavy trk June 24. Nice weight drop here keeps him in con- tention. $55,880: (Hussonet (US) - Missing Logic). Dug deep ¾ len win (54.0) Shuffle The Cash, Gun Belle 1800m Gold Coast C5 heavy trk June 6. Didn't run trip when terrible 15 len last (53.0) Hume 2200m E Farm Tatt's Cup June 20. Better suited dropping back to this trip with the blinkers back on. Can make amends. 9NONSENSICAL (Paul Messara) 4m 16; 5-3-3 $84,450: Didn't look comfortable in going 7¼ len 5th (56.5) Jackpot 1600m Sunshine Coast C4 heavy trk May 29. Worked home ok 2¼ len 4th (53.0) Crossthestart 1666m Ipswich Rst1-Ly dead trk June 13. Nearing another win. Don't underestimate. 10MALANDRINA (B J Smith) 4m 12; 4-1-1 Gold Coast C3 heavy trk May 30. Fought on well after leading ½ len 2nd (54.0) Clavillo 1800m Gold Coast Open dead trk June 13. Each way. 11LITTLE IMP (T Bailey) 5m 31; 3-4-5 $62,800: Too wet 10½ len 9th (58.0) Dispurser 1400m start 1¾ len 6th (53.0) La Zeel 1615m D'ben C6 dead trk June 17. Too wet 10¼ len 6th (55.5) Teary Eyed 1846m E Farm C5 heavy trk June 24. Likes this trip. Can improve on firmer going. 12MAN OF CLASS (L C Van Der Sluys) 5g 38; Medesano, Werockit 1300m E Farm E&G C3 slow trk June 11. Didn't handle going 26¼ len 9th (55.0) Teary Eyed 1846m E Farm C5 heavy trk June 24. Better than that. 13SWORDS (R L Heathcote) 4g 16; 4-1-1 (56.0) Court Ruler 2400m E Farm Qld Derby heavy trk June 6. Similar story 17¼ len 10th (56.0) Za Magic 1600m Sunshine Coast Sunshine Gns heavy trk June 27. Has had a gruelling campaign lately. Take on trust. 14THE GROGOCH (J R Wheeler) 3g 17; 2-2-3 $127,150: Plodding 7 len 7th (51.5) Petushki 2220m D'ben C6 Plt dead trk May 28 then 5 len 6th (55.5) Jedi Starfighter 2150m Sunshine Coast Cushion C6 Plt June 7. Others have stronger claims. 15LORD RUPERT (B J Smith) 8g 77; 4-10-9 Finished strongly sht hd win (57.0) Savoia, Coroner 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion 2yo Mdn June 7. Ran well without ever looking likely lg nk, 2½ len 3rd (56.0) Shellscrape, Carrara 1400m E Farm Bicentennial June 20. Might be wanting further but will take holding out. ???? 1MAN OF OAR (A E Bailey) 2g 4; 1-1-2 $28,800: ???????? ? ?????? ?????? 2FALSE ACCUSATION (B R Guy) 2g 7; 1-2-1 Andsosayallofus 1100m Ipswich 2yo dead trk June 13. Romped home 5 len win (58.5) Melrina Miss, Pharonic 1300m Rockhampton 2yo June 25. Bit tougher here but hard to knock winning form. 3OUR MR CASHMAN (A P Williamson) 2g 6; 3-0- Couldn't have been more impressive at debut 3¼ len win (56.0) Lord Linlithgow, Man Of Oar 1350m D'ben 2yo Mdn dead trk May 28. Did well to keep run- ning on after covering ground 3¾ len 6th (56.0) Shells- crape 1400m E Farm Bicentennial June 20. Right in this. 4AFRICAN LION (Bruce Hill) 2g 2; 1-0-0 $8450: trouble at start and did good job to make up ground against bias 4¼ len, ¾ len 3rd (55.5) Shellscrape, Temple Of Boom 1200m D'ben 2yo C&G Plt slow trk June 8. Three deep (no cover) but kept fighting on 3¾ len 5th (56.0) Shellscrape 1400m E Farm Bicentennial June 20. One of the main hopes. 5FRETON (T D Hall) 2c 5; 1-0-3 $29,400: Struck Savoia 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion 2yo Mdn June 7. Broke through for 1¼ len win (57.0) Sam's Cross- ing, Mr Daybreak 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion Mdn June 21. Bit tougher here but winning form is good form. 6CORONER (T D Hall) 2g 3; 1-0-1 $8100: Fought Pulled up lame after 14½ len 16th (54.0) Carrara 1350m D'ben Slipper heavy trk May 23. Got back and wide and never a factor 5¾ len 10th (56.0) Andsosay- allofus 1100m Ipswich 2yo dead trk June 13. Can im- prover on the bigger stretches this time. 7DORSODURO (A J Vasil) 2f 4; 2-0-0 $33,835: hinoor, False Accusation 1200m Gold Coast 2yo heavy trk May 30. Didn't do much 10½ len 7th (55.5) Shells- crape 1200m D'ben 2yo C&G Plt slow trk June 8. Oth- ers have stronger claims. 8ESPRIT SOLEIL (S Lowe) 2c 3; 1-0-1 $7300: $29,000: Too wet 11¾ len 10th (56.0) Linky Dink 1600m E Farm T.J. Smith heavy trk June 6. Never likely 4¾ len 10th (56.0) Shellscrape 1400m E Farm Bicen- tennial June 20. Better than that. 9FAST LOVER (Ms M Thexton) 2g 10; 0-1-1 1HERMA1 G016 Fought on well at debut nk, len 3rd (58.0) Ourko- on well sht hd, 1¼ len 3rd (57.0) Man Of Oar, $40,950: Tried hard nk 2nd (56.0) Ourkohinoor 1200m Gold Coast 2yo heavy trk May 30. (Struck trou- ble 600m and forgive 6¾ len 5th (55.5) Shellscrape 1200m D'ben 2yo C&G Plt slow trk June 8. Kept ticking over with ½ len win Rough Dance, Golden Kid 1100m E Farm barrier trial slow trk June 25. Each way. 0 $52,000: Wasn't disgraced 1¾ len 4th (56.0) $31,612: Too wet for his liking 14¾ len 11th 7LA ZEEL (L D Kelly) 5m 30; 6-4-0 $108,100: Went 18SAVOIA (Paul Messara) 2f 3; 0-1-0 $2000: len 5th (53.0) Andsosayallofus 1100m Ipswich 2yo dead trk June 13. This looks ideal target. Made up ground at debut 3½ len 6th (53.5) Bob And Dolly 1200m D'ben 2yo dead trk June 17. Step up in journey will help her cause. Not the worst. 8SHOOTING SCENE (L J Mayfield-Smith) 5g 16; 19WILLSEEYOU (Desleigh Forster) 2g 1; 0-0-0: Showed pace and only nailed in last stride sht hd 2nd (55.0) Man Of Oar 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion 2yo Mdn June 7. Did some good work late 4¼ len 7th (54.0) Shellscrape 1400m E Farm Bicentennial June 20. Worth including in multiples. Didn't impress at debut 5¼ len 10th (55.5) Bob And Dolly 1200m D'ben 2yo dead trk June 17. Others have stronger claims. 1300m Swan Hill 2yo Classic slow trk June 5. Had tri- alled well on dry track prior to that. Improved showing wouldn't shock. 20 ? ???? 1 2 4-6-4 $72,400: Fought on fairly after missing 3 $37,650: Got up on protest lg hd win (54.0) 4 and paid dearly 7¾ len 11th (56.0) Express Air 1600m E FarmQld Gns heavy trk June 6. Ridden quieter and re- sponded with dominant 2¼ len win (55.0) Reef Court, Ustino A Girl 1400m Gold Coast C4 heavy trk June 20. Worth following. 5 6 7 FROZONE (A E Bailey) 3g 9; 2-1-1 $42,050: Couldn't pick his feet up in going 23 len 15th (56.0) Rockdale 2020m D'ben Rough Habit heavy trk May 23. Made ground steadily without ever looking likely 3¼ len 6th (53.0) Crossthestart 1666m Ipswich Rst1-Ly dead trk June 13. Back to own age group. One more chance. 8 LIFEBUOY (T W McCarthy) 3g 15; 3-1-4 $41,350: Wanted it more lg nk win (55.0) Meld, Tycoon Ken 1200m Gold Coast C2 heavy trk June 6. Finished off strongly 5 len 4th (53.0) Battlefield 1200m E Farm 3yo June 20. Step up in journey looks ideal. Must be respected. 9 Good Reception, Spanglish 1200m Ipswich F&M C1 slow trk May 27. Knuckled down strongly sht nk win (53.5) Miss Maggie, Cicarelli 1300m E Farm F&M C3 slow trk June 11. Bit tougher here but hard to knock winning form. 10 6th (56.0) Trescorpioni 1110m D'ben E&G C3 Plt dead trk May 28. Never likely 7½ len 10th (53.0) Battlefield 1200m E Farm 3yo June 20. Needs to lift. ROCK RAVE (T J Gollan) 3c 7; 3-0-0 $25,200: Had let-up after nk win (54.5) Reef Court, Shockie 1400m Gold Coast C2 slow trk April 18. Never likely 4 len 10th (53.0) Celestafy 1350m Ipswich 3yo dead trk June 13. Might need it a bit easier. MANY TALENTS (Bruce Hill) 3c 11; 2-3-1 $31,100: Followed 1¼ len 2nd (57.0) Fantas- tic Carat 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion C1 June 6 with ½ nk win (58.0) Razzled, Bouillabaisse 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion C1 June 20. Big weight drop should help offset major class rise. 11 12 13 sive 1¼ len win (57.5) Cayman Islands, Violet's Wish 1600m Sunshine Coast Cushion C1 May 25. Sent out short odds and appeared to have his chance 2¼ len, sht nk 3rd (56.0) Gold Rating, Timecall 1600m E Farm 3yo C3 slow trk June 11. Each way. 14 HOW MUCH MY LOVE (D A Williams) 3g 4; 2-0-2 $16,500: Cruised home for impres- MYSTICAL KNIGHT (Bruce Hill) 3c 13; 2-3-0 $48,300: Checked 200m and forgive 4½ len TIKIT TO GLORY (Ms G Heinrich) 3f 14; 3-1- 2 $45,750: Resumed with sht nk win (56.5) DAMASHQUI (Jason McLachlan) 3g 13; 3-2-2 $33,400: Scraped home sht hd win (57.5) Spirto Gentil, Don Carmello 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion C1 Feb 22 prior to spell. Did the job well when resum- ing 1½ len win (57.0) Magic Rocker, Deltarara 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion C2 June 21. Lovely weight drop. Rates highly. JUST HILDA (Desleigh Forster) 3f 7; 2-1-2 $51,210: Went froward from wide gate and wouldn't be denied ¾ len win (54.0) Perchance, Indy Go Gold 1350m D'ben Mdn slow trk June 8. Proved that wasn't a fluke with gutsy ½ nk win (53.0) Stresso, Shakara 1350m D'ben C3 dead trk June 17. Racing in great heart. Don't treat lightly. ???????? ?????? OPONIBLE (Patrick Payne) 2c 1; 0-0-0 $350: Too wet at debut 8½ len 6th (55.5) Nicastro nation, Lucky Dubai 1100m Dalby 2yo Mdn dead trk May 31. Not a bad effort 2¼ len 6th (55.0) Andsosayal- lofus 1100m Ipswich 2yo dead trk June 13. Shapes as though this trip will suit. Knockout chance. 12PANNINGEN (B J Smith) 2g 2; 0-0-1 $1300: 1 $2000: Solid debut sht ½ hd, len 3rd (56.5) EAGLE FARM SATURDAY ???????????????????? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ????? 16LUCKY LAUREN (M A Palmer) 3f 5; 1-1-0 TRUE TALES (A J Vasil) 3g 10; 5-2-0 $108,401: Couldn't get clear vital stage but did some good work late 3¼ len 5th (56.0) Youthful Jack 1400m E Farm Brisbane Plt slow trk May 30. Fought on well ¾ len 2nd (55.5) Raincoat 1615m D'ben C6 slow trk June 8. Will give this a shake. LITTLE MEL (T Bailey) 3g 11; 5-2-1 $111,800: Did it tough but kept trying 4¼ len 6th (56.0) Ex- press Air 1600m E Farm Qld Gns heavy trk June 6. Brave in defeat carrying the grandstand ½ nk 2nd (60.5) Savanna La Mar 1400m Gold Coast C5 slow trik July 1. Giving winner 6.5kg proved too much last start and has to butter up again. Each way. CELESTAFY (R H Dart) 3f 15; 3-3-1 $80,800: Flew home from last lg hd win (53.0) Syndrome, Our Nautique 1350m Ipswich 3yo dead trk June 13. Too wet for her liking 12½ len 6th (54.0) Za Magic 1600m Sunshine Coast Gns heavy trk June 27. Might do better on firmer surface. GUNDY SON (R L Heathcote) 3g 8; 2-2-2 $62,800: Bit unlucky 1¼ len, ½ hd 3rd (54.5) Plain Magic, Zekeza 1110m D'ben 3yo slow trk June 8. Given a cold by winner but didn't shirk task 4 len 2nd (54.0) Bat- tlefield 1200m E Farm 3yo June 20. One of the main hopes. ROTHERA (P D Hoare-Smith) 3c 11; 4-0-0 $34,300: . Ridden upside down from wide gate ???????? ? ?????? 18KISANI (T Bailey) 4m 6; 2-2-1 $26,800: Great ????? effort after covering ground with big weight 1½ 2SAMTHEFLIRT (D A Williams) 6g 20; 6-3-2 19WHO CAN IT BE NOW (P A Nolan Jnr) 5m 10; 4-1-0 $20,695: Spelled after unlucky nk 2nd Ran on well when resuming 5¼ len 5th (57.5) Mr Sargood 1400m Sandown-Lakeside (89) dead trk May 27. Did nothing 6¾ len 9th (53.0) Soiled 1600m E Farm Centenary Mile June 20. Better than that. 3CERTAIN MAGIC (K M Schweida) 5g 26; 3-3-4 20OUTER POLE (B J Dodson) 4m 15; 3-3-2 $30,250: Ran on well 1½ len, 1¾ len 3rd $87,320: Fought on well but no match 3¾ len 2nd (56.0) Slick Sniper 1600m Sunshine Coast Cushion C6 May 25. Hit line strongly to get up in last stride sht ½ hd win (53.0) Dalzar, Danzylum 1400m E Farm Rst1 Hcp June 20. Will give this a shake. 4PLENTY OF PRACTISE (F N Phillips) 4m 25; 5-3- $173,130: Led from wide gate and held on fairly 3 len 5th (55.0) Raincoat 1615m D'ben C6 slow trk June 8. Led but couldn't go on 3¾ len 5th (55.0) Patties Mate 1400m Sunshine Coast E&G C6 heavy trk June 27. Should give some cheek. 5MORGALICIOUS (B S Baldwin) 4m 19; 3-7-0 6TEDDY BARE (B S Baldwin) 6g 24; 5-2-3 $47,186: Friscos 1200m D'ben C6 heavy trk June 3. Struck trou- ble final stages and forgive first up 2½ len 8th (53.0) Samtheflirt 1400m E Farm Rst1 Hcp June 20. Likes this trip. Knockout chance at good odds. 7THE CAVERN CLUB (B N Miller) 7g 56; 6-6-8 $384,267: Too wet 10½ len 10th (52.0) Miss- wan 1400m Casino Beef Week Cup heavy trk May 29. Bumped into smart one and had too much weight 1¾ len 2nd (58.0) Shoalhaven Rock 1412m Grafton (72) heavy trk June 5. Lovely weight drop here with the blink- ers on. Keep in mind. $38,700: Too wet for her liking 14¼ len last (55.5) Beowolf 1200m R'wick (81) heavy trk June 6. Never likely 5½ len 13th (53.0) Samtheflirt 1400m E Farm Rst1 Hcp June 20. Blinkers going back on might be the answer. 10BELLA CANTATA (Paul Messara) 4m 10; 2-1-1 Down The Bay 1600m Riccarton Park Spec Cond slow trk May 2 with 1½ len 2nd (56.5) Reef Court 1400m Gold Coast C3 Plt heavy trk June 6. Freshened up. Not the worst. 11CHARLOTTE COURTNEY (B D Court) 4m 13; make up ground 2½ len 2nd (54.5) Kryptelon 1200m Gold Coast C5 slow trk June 10. Blocked for run 1½ len 7th (54.5) Shamir 1400m Rockhampton C6 June 25. Worth another chance. 4-2-1 $69,000: Fair 3¼ len 4th (54.0) Vocalic 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion Open May 24. Wasn't disgraced after covering ground 1½ len 4th (55.0) Longstreet 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion Open June 20. Won only start this trip and drawn ideally. Don't treat lightly. 13MORE ON THE TOE (Jason McLachlan) 4g 26; 12INTERTHEBLACK (L J Mayfield-Smith) 4g $78,500: Only managed 13¼ len 14th (54.0) Shuffle The Cash 1800m Sunshine Coast C6 slow trk May 13. Had her chance ¾ len 5th (53.0) Samtheflirt 1400m E Farm Rst1 Hcp June 20. Each way. 8ALL OUR WAY (K W Nipperess) 6h 45; 4-6-3 $82,700: Spelled after 3 len 2nd (54.0) Lunch At 1500m E Farm Sir Williams slow trk May 30. Fought back bravely after leading lg hd 2nd (53.0) Crossthe- start 1666m Ipswich Rst1-Ly dead trk June 13. Right in this. len win (58.0) Upgrading, Iggy's Girl 1350m Ipswich F&M C1 slow trk June 5. Scraped paint and finished strongly ½ hd, ¾ len 3rd (57.0) Dorf Command, Go Johemma 1350m Ipswich Gai Waterhouse dead trk June 13. Placed to perfection from rail draw. Will give this a shake. (55.5) Semi Wells 1313m Toowoomba C4 Aug 23. Missed start and never featured first up 30¼ len last (53.0) Mohawk 1200m D'ben C4 dead trk June 17. Hard to see her making the necessary improvement. 5 $85,150: Reasonable 4¼ len 5th (53.0) Soiled 21MATARANKA (M A Palmer) 6m 29; 5-1-3 (57.5) Beerwinenspirits, Polish Symphony 1200m Gos- ford (65) heavy trk May 31. Never likely 7¼ len 10th (55.5) Michelin Star 1400m W Farm Mares (75) heavy trk June 17. Won only start this circuit last Oct. Might be an improver at good odds. $45,500: Didn't impress 4¾ len 9th (53.0) Hume 1615m D'ben C5 dead trk Mar 18. Back from let-up with lg nk, ¾ len 3rd (55.0) Master Denis, Naniwa 1400m Beaudesert Open slow trk June 6. Bit tougher here. Place looks best. $79,125: Saddle slipped and wasn't disgraced 6¾ len 4th (55.5) Patties Mate 1350m D'ben C5 heavy trk June 3. Bit out of her depth but not hopeless 3½ len 9th (57.0) Dorf Command 1350m Ipswich Gai Water- house dead trk June 13. This looks suitable target with the blinkers back on. Blocked for run 5½ len 8th (56.5) Frisco's In Charge 1500m E Farm C5 slow trk June 11. Missing start proved costly ¾ len 4th (54.5) La Zeel 1615m D'ben C6 dead trk June 17. Can't afford any mistakes in this line up. Take on trust. Charge 1500m E Farm C5 slow trk June 11. Went even worse 32 len last (51.0) Teary Eyed 1846m E Farm C5 heavy trk June 24. Frankly, no. 22MR LISTER (R W Bradshaw) 8g 66; 5-5-5 $77,743: Dismal 11 len 13th (53.0) Frisco's In 0-3-0 $14,200: Fair 4½ len 5th (58.5) Shot Bar 1300m Sunshine Coast E&G Mdn slow trk May 13. Had his chance 4¾ len 6th (58.0) Well Kept Secret 1640m D'ben Mdn dead trk May 28. Place preferred. ???? 1AMERICAN GANGSTER (John Holcombe) 4g 8; ???????? ? ?????? GOLD AND POWER (Ms M Brosnan) 3c 6; 1-0-1 $7900: Resumed with 6¼ len 7th (56.0) Brookie Babe 1000m Sunshine Coast C1 slow trk June 14. Better effort ¾ len, 1½ len 3rd (56.5) Bindat, Sta- tus King 1100m Beaudesert (Cl B) slow trk June 27. This looks much tougher. 15 tory Shield 1100m Sunshine Coast Cushion 3yo Mdn May 23 for 1¾ len win (54.0) Margette, Often Wrong 1300m Gold Coast 3yo Mdn slow trk June 10. Not the worst. ???? 1MAJORCA(R L Heathcote) 6g 56; 5-7-5 $276,675: 11.50 12.25 1.00 1.35 2.10 2.46 3.25 4.04 4.40 ???????? ????????? ????????????? ??????? ??????????? ?????????? ??????????????? ?????????????????? ?????????????? ???????????????? ?????????????????? ???????????? ?????? ???????????? ??????????? ???????????? ???????? ???????????? ???????????????????? ????????????????? ?????????? ????????????? ??????????? ??????????? ???? ??????????????????? ???????????????? ????????????????? ????????????? ?????????? ????????????????? ???????? ?????? ????????????? ?????????????? ???????? ???????? ??????????? ?????????????? ??????????? ??????? ???????????? ?????????????????? ???????? ??????? ?????????????? ?????????? ?????????????????? ???????? ??????? ???????? ?????????????? ??????????? ?????????? ??????????? ??????????? ????????? ?????????? ????????????? ???????????????????? ??????????????? ?????????????????? ?????? ?????????????? ???????? ???????? ???????? ??????????????? ??????????????????? ????????? ????????????????? ???????????? ????????? ??????????? ?????????????? ???????????????????? ???????????? ???????????????? ????????? ?????????? ???????? ?????????? ?????????? ??????????????? ?????? ??????? ??????????? ?????????????? ?????????? ????????? ???????????????? ?????????????????? ?????????????? ???????????? ????????? ??????????? ??????????? ???????????? ?????????? ???????????? ?????????????? ????????????? ?????????? ??????????? ?????? ???????????? ????????? ??????????? ??????????????? ??????????????????? ??????????????? ???????????? ????????????????? ???????????? ??????? ???????????????????? ?????????????? ???????? ???????? ?????????? ??????????? ??????????????????? ??????? ??????????? ????????? ?????????? $15,100: Improved on 2 len 5th (53.0) Vic- 17FOOLS RUSH IN (B A Gentle) 5g 35; 5-7-2 $61,750: Lost a plate and might pay to forgive 7¼ len 10th (54.0) Monashee Warrior 1400m Sun- shine Coast C5 slow trk May 13. Ran home gamely to just go under ½ nk 2nd (50.0) La Zeel 1615m D'ben C6 dead trk June 17. Last effort keeps her in conten- tion. Just a pity about the alley. 16DELL AMBY (R L Heathcote) 6m 43; 4-7-4 $61,050: Back from let-up with tidy 2½ len, ¾ len 3rd (55.0) Kryptelon, Intertheblack 1200m Gold Coast C5 slow trk June 10. Never really threatened 6½ len 8th (55.0) Savanna La Mar 1400m Gold Coast C5 slow trk July 1. On the quick back up. Place preferred. ??????? ????????????? ?????????? ??????????????? ???????????? ?????????????? ?????????????? ???????? ????????????? ???????????? ??????????? ?????????? ????????????????? ???????????????? ????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????????? ??????????????? ??????????? ??????????????? ?????????? ???????????? ??????????????????? ??????????????? ???????????? ?????????????? ???????????? ????????? ????????????????? ??????? ?????????????? ?????????? ???????????? ?????????????????? ????????? ??????????????? ??????????????? ????????? ??????????? ????????????????? ???????????? ??????? ??????????????? ????????? ?????????? ????????????? ????????????? ???????????? ?????????????? ??????????? ??????????????? ???????????????? ???????????? ???????????? ????????? ???????? ????????????? ?????????????? ??????????????? ?????? ??????????? ???????? ????????? ??????????????????? ????????? ????????????????? ????????????? ???????????????? ????????????? ????????? ?????????? ???????? ?????????????? ?????????? ????????????????? ????????? ??????????? ????????? ????????? ??????????????? ?????????????? ?????? suming and gelded since last prep. Tiring 8¾ len 7th (56.0) Sharjah 1200m E Farm 3yo Mdn Plt slow trk Nov 26. Spelled after 2½ len 7th (56.0) Mr Orient 1350m D'ben 3yo Mdn Plt Dec 10. Looked in great shape 2¼ len win Les Lola, Eat More Dust 900m D'ben barrier trial (Mdn) dead trk June 16. Will make his presence felt with any luck from tricky draw. 11SOCIAL CAT (P Duff) 3g 4; 0-2-0 $5200: Re- 0-1-1 $3300: Pulled up lame and spelled after 3¾ len 6th (58.0) Dealt A Diamond 1200m D'ben F&M Mdn Aug 20. Blew start and did well to make up ground when resuming 4½ len, ½ hd 3rd (56.5) Elsquare, Trou- bled 1200m D'ben Mdn dead trk May 28. Include in multiples. (57.0) A Pair Of Diamonds, Rosslyn Chapel 1400m Gold Coast F&M Mdn May 16. Never threatened 5¼ len 12th (52.5) Just Hilda 1350m D'ben Mdn slow trk June 8. Capable of better. 13SUGAR CUBE (N L Hilton) 4m 6; 0-1-1 $4100: Ran on fairly 4¼ len 5th (56.5) Choose A Star 1350m Ipswich F&M Mdn slow trk May 27. Blocked for run and looked unlucky ¾ len 2nd (54.5) Branch Stack- er 1500m E Farm Mdn slow trk June 11. Shouldn't be overlooked. 14ALTISSIMO (H J Norman) 3f 5; 0-1-1 $5250: len 3rd (58.0) Miss Alert, Sailor Sam 1100m C'bury 3yoF Mdn May 12. Pressed forward from wide gate and showed plenty of grit in great form race nk, sht hd 3rd (56.0) Cloudy Morning, Sacrista 1100m C'bury 3yoF Mdn Plt slow trk June 10. Poorly drawn again but will make her presence felt. 15BULLION BAY (G A Ryan) 3f 2; 0-0-2 $4860: ????? 17ALBERTON PARK (L F Birchley) 2f 3; 0-1-1 $4250: Ran on well len, len 3rd (55.0) Lion again in strong form race nk 2nd (56.0) Cloudy Morning 1100m C'bury 3yoF Mdn Plt slow trk June 10. Blocked for run hd, ¾ len 3rd (57.5) Pagoreni, Bitoflight 1200m C'bury 3yoF Mdn heavy trk June 25. Only needs a bit of luck from terrible alley to figure in finish. 16SACRISTA (A J Cummings) 3f 3; 0-1-1 $7830: Blundered vital stage and did well to pick up 2IDDI (Ms T Cotsiopoulos) 5g 8; 0-2-1 $5800: No 9KENTISH ROSE (R L Heathcote) 5m 33; 5-2-3 Paraded 1200m Gosford E&G Mdn Plt heavy trk May 31. Didn't finish it off 2¾ len 4th (57.5) Bearhart Gold 1200m D'ben E&G Mdn dead trk June 17. Drawn the rail with Pengelly aboard. One more chance. 3KENTON (Adam Spitzer) 5g 8; 0-0-3 $5350: Ran 19BOOTOOLOO (K M Schweida) 3g 11; 0-2-1 $8000: Too wet 4¾ len 10th (56.0) Just Hilda match 2¼ len 2nd (57.0) Nobody Knows 1100m Ipswich E&G Mdn Plt slow trk June 5. Stuck on well 1¼ len, 1¼ len 3rd (56.5) Bearhart Gold, Troubled 1200m D'ben E&G Mdn dead trk June 17. One of the main hopes. out of steam when resuming 4¼ len 4th (58.0) 0-2-2 $42,000: Didn't measure up and spelled after 7½ len 10th (54.0) Phelan Ready 1200m Gold Coast 2yo MM Classic Jan 10. Sent out odds-on but was given a cold by winner 4¼ len 2nd (58.0) Surf's Up 1200m Gold Coast 2yo Mdn dead trk June 13. Lovely weight drop will help offset nightmare alley. Each way. 18MOONLIGHT HUSSEY (Ms G Heinrich) 2f 5; Ran on well 1¼ len 2nd (56.0) Central Role 1350m Wyong Mdn Plt dead trk May 28. Tried hard ¾ len 2nd (56.5) Just Hilda 1350m D'ben Mdn slow trk June 8. Knocking on the door but will need some Colless magic from horror draw. Battling 3¾ len 8th (53.5) Just Hilda 1350m D'ben 3-2-0 $24,337: Followed 1½ len 2nd (57.0) 6TROUBLED (M J Lakey) 4g 9; 0-3-0 $8300: Ran on Mdn slow trk June 8. Went up and down in the one spot 10 len 4th (55.5) Chastelain 1300m Gold Coast E&G Mdn heavy trk June 20. Place looks best. 15; 4-3-2 $39,050: Blew start and did well to 7INDY GO GOLD (Rochelle Pereira) 3g 6; 0-3-1 well although clearly outpointed 4½ len 2nd (53.0) Elsquare 1200m D'ben Mdn dead trk May 28. Finished off ok 1¼ len 2nd (53.5) Bearhart Gold 1200m D'ben E&G Mdn dead trk June 17. Step up in journey ideal and looks well placed from perfect draw. $12,800: Went down narrowly sht hd 2nd (56.0) Climate Change 1200m D'ben 3yo Mdn dead trk May 28. Held on well after leading ¾ len, nk 3rd (56.0) Just Hilda, Perchance 1350m D'ben Mdn slow trk June 8. Right in this. 4PERCHANCE (Kevin Moses) 4g 9; 0-5-1 $29,310: 20ESTRELLITO (Ms M Thexton) 3g 8; 0-0-2 $2600: Resuming. Ran on well sht hd, 1¼ len 1350m D'ben Mdn slow trk June 8. Only managed 4¼ len 5th (55.5) Red Rocker 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion E&G Mdn June 27. Couldn't have drawn a worse gate. Not keen. 5SIR MOSSMAN (Jon Walk) 4g 21; 0-4-3 $14,350: 21LAUXES (R L Heathcote) 3f 7; 0-1-1 $5600: 3rd (55.0) Chelle's Alibi, Latrobe 2050m D'ben Mdn Plt Sept 17. Spelled after ½ nk, 1¼ len 3rd (55.0) Strawberry Ripple, National Soldier 2200m E Farm Mdn Plt Oct 1. Fitter for 3½ len 2nd Belltone 1100m E Farm barrier trial (Mdn) slow trk June 25. Perfect draw in his favour. Don't treat lightly. Spelled after 2½ len 4th (54.0) Starsplash 1300m E Farm 3yo Mdn dead trk Feb 25. Led from wide gate and held on ok first up 3½ len 4th (54.0) Noosa Bay 1200m D'ben 3yo Mdn dead trk June 17. Not the worst. 22SIR EMLAND (M Land) 3g 5; 0-1-0 $2500: Re- (56.0) Iluva Queenslander, Frisco Miss 1350m Ipswich C5 May 2. Ran on fairly without ever looking likely 4 len 10th (55.5) Acquired 1200m E Farm C6 June 20. Ex- tra journey should help his cause. Not without a rough place hope. 9; 3-2-2 $29,700: Ran on fairly 2¼ len 5th (53.5) Swords 1300m E Farm E&G C3 slow trk June 11. Wouldn't be denied ½ len win (54.0) Tims Image, Gun Salute 1500m E Farm E&G C3 heavy trk June 24. Improving type. Should make his presence felt. 15SHADY PROSPECT (L J Mayfield-Smith) 4g 14AT THE ROXY (Ms M Brosnan) 5g 23; 5-2-2 9REVE D'OR (B R Guy) 3g 12; 0-3-3 $24,150: Held $99,980: Had let-up after ½ len, ½ len 3rd Pleasing debut lg nk, len 3rd (56.0) Sway To Go, Diktat 1100m C'bury 3yo C&G Mdn slow trk June 10. Earned ticket north with tidy ½ hd, sht nk 3rd (57.0) Togha, Feline Groovy 1200m C'bury 3yo C&G Mdn heavy trk June 25. Will give this a shake. 8NAMSARAI (A J Cummings) 3c 2; 0-0-2 $4860: on fairly after leading 3¼ len 2nd (57.0) Andsosay- allofus 1200m D'ben Mdn heavy trk June 3. Tried hard lg nk 2nd (53.0) Noosa Bay 1200m D'ben 3yo Mdn dead trk June 17. Rates highly. $7230: Made up ground 3½ len 7th (56.0) Just Hilda 1350m D'ben Mdn slow trk June 8. Fought on well len, 2 len 3rd (55.5) Red Rocker, Lotachoc 1400m Sunshine Coast Cushion E&G Mdn June 27. One of the main hopes. 10SHERE KHAN (D A Williams) 3g 7; 0-1-2 Didn't handle going 4¾ len 6th (53.0) Zahas Pride 1350m D'ben 3yo slow trk Jan 26 prior to spell. Pulled up lame after first up 3½ len 6th (57.5) Kingo 1000m Sunshine Coast 3yo Mdn slow trk June 14. Has the job ahead. 23FLYBEFREE (S P Ryan) 3c 6; 0-0-1 $2250: ???????? ? ?????? ????? ???? 1MR ARISTOS (W H Trimble) 9g 52; 11-6-10 sumed with 4½ len 4th (52.5) Nonethewiser 1100m Sunshine Coast Cushion 3yo Mdn June 6. No match 5¼ len 2nd (54.0) Rapid Magic 1200m Sun- shine Coast Mdn Plt slow trk June 14. Worth including in multiples. Beauty, Huckleberry Dane 1200m Ipswich 2yo Mdn slow trk May 27. Made up ground 1½ len 4th (51.0) Bob And Dolly 1200m D'ben 2yo dead trk June 17. Form out of that race is strong and has the blinkers on first time. Right in this. Held on well after leading at debut 1¼ len, ¾ 12NOTHING COMPARES (D J Bougoure) 4m 4; Did some good work late 5½ len, len 3rd $834,750: Resuming. Fought on fairly 3 len 4th (54.5) Langfibian 900m Gold Coast Qlty heavy trk Jan 3. Spelled after 14¼ len last (57.0) Burdekin Blues 1000m E Farm Rst2-Ly Hcp dead trk Jan 24. Went ter- rific this circuit first up last prep. Don't treat lightly. EAGLE FARM FORM CONTINUED PAGE 26 ????????????????????????????????? 2SIR BREAKFAST (Jan Pritchard) 9g 57; 9-8-4 $349,500: Back from let-up with gutsy nk win (58.0) Gallagher, Mono Mac 1000m Dalby Open dead trk May 31. Ran on well with huge weight 1½ len 2nd (59.0) Abirra 1000m Sunshine Coast Open slow trk June 14. Rates highly.


It was a great qualifying session for the Hungarian drivers this afternoon, with Michelisz going fastest, and Nagy taking the reverse-grid pole position for race two.
Norbert Michelisz, Yvan Muller and Thed Bjork have all been excluded from today's qualifying session after the Hyundai trio were found to be running illegal boost levels.
The World Touring Car Cup (WTCR) heads to Slovakia this weekend, where local hero Mat'o Homola will be looking to build upon his maiden WTCR race victory from last time out at Vila Real.
Petr Fulin and Andrej Studenic have been announced as wildcard entries to the WTCR races this weekend at the Slovakiaring.
Italian racer, Kevin Ceccon, will make his WTCR debut after being announced as a replacement for Gianni Morbidelli at Team Mulsanne.


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Correctional Services Department tests emergency response
The Correctional Services Department (CSD) today (December 21) tested its emergency response for immediate evacuation in the scenario of a dam break in the vicinity of Shek Pik Prison, Lantau Island.
Code-named Concord XII, the three-and-a-half-hour exercise tested the command and communication of the department during an emergency situation, the implementation of different levels of contingency plans, the mobilisation of departmental-level response and the dissemination of information to parties concerned.
It also tested the CSD's co-ordination with the Hong Kong Police Force (HKPF) and the Government Flying Service (GFS) as these departments responded to requests for assistance and logistic support at a remote prison on Lantau.
The exercise featured a number of differing scenarios including a medical emergency situation and inmate commotion and escape.
More than 200 participants from the CSD, HKPF and GFS took part in the exercise.
The CSD's Assistant Commissioner (Human Resource), Mr Tang Ping-ming, took command of the whole operation from the department's Central Control Centre in Stanley.
Mr Tang said the exercise provided an opportunity for the department to test its readiness in emergency response, the correctness and timeliness of commands, as well as co-ordination and co-operation with relevant parties.
"The GFS also deployed helicopters to provide emergency air lift in the exercise. Together with colleagues from the Police, their participation enabled the operation to run more smoothly and effectively," he said.
He said the exercise would enhance the response capabilities and professionalism of frontline staff and inter-departmental communication in the event of a crisis.
"In view of people's rising expectations, the work of correctional staff is demanding. I believe that my colleagues will continue to do their best and demonstrate their professionalism in helping Hong Kong continue to be one of the safest cities in the world."
Mr Tang added that an assessment and debriefing would be conducted to review the response plan and communication flow of this exercise so as to follow up in areas where further improvement is needed.
The CSD holds regular emergency exercises of various natures and on different scales, including institutional, regional and departmental levels.
Ends/Wednesday, December 21, 2011
The Assistant Commissioner of Correctional Services (Human Resources),
Mr Tang Ping-ming (centre, seated), briefs the Commissioner of Correctional Services,
Mr Sin Yat-kin (centre, standing), on the emergency response exercise at the department's Central Control Centre today (December 21).
Correctional Services staff chase a simulated escapee in one of the scenarios featured in the exercise.
With the help of Government Flying Service, staff of the Correctional Emergency Response Team participate in the exercise.


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Wendell Chino's legacy lives on in annual award
Wendell Chino, who led the Mescalero Apache Tribe for more than four decades and annually for the past 17 years, has...
Wendell Chino's legacy lives on in annual award Wendell Chino, who led the Mescalero Apache Tribe for more than four decades and annually for the past 17 years, has... Check out this story on ruidosonews.com: http://r-news.co/1KxRZt8
Dianne Stallings, Ruidoso Published 7:36 a.m. MT April 17, 2015
Courtesy Former Mescalero Apache Tribal President Mark Chino, left, presents the 17th Annual Wendell Chino Humanitarian Award to W. Ron Allen. At right is Ernest Stevens Jr., chairman of the National Indian Gaming Association.(Photo: )
Wendell Chino, who led the Mescalero Apache Tribe for more than four decades and annually for the past 17 years, has been honored with an award in his name that has been presented to others who embody the same leadership attributes.
The Wendell Chino Humanitarian Awards Banquet is the National Indian Gaming Association's most prestigious event honoring the legacy of the late Wendell Chino, who spent his life protecting tribal sovereignty and advancing Indian self governance. This year's award during a banquet in San Diego, Calif., went to W. "Ron" Allen, tribal chair of the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe in Washington state.
Master of Ceremonies, Gary Davis, President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development, introduced Wendell Chino's son Mark Chino, who spoke about his father and the passion he had for Indian Country. Chino shared the spirit of his father who, over 45 years ago was the President of the National Congress of American Indians.
"Whether you're President, Chairman, Governor or a member of your council, you all have an obligation not just to educate people on what it is to be Indian, but you have a duty to your people as well to represent them," Mark Chino told the audience. "That's what my dad tried to do. So again, thank you to NIGA for this opportunity, I very much appreciate being here and I thank each and every one of you."
Allen has served as the tribal chair since 1977 and as Chief Executive Officer since 1982. He is a member of the JKT Art Board, Hunting/Fishing Committee (Ad Hoc member), Tribal Gaming Commission and U.S. Canada/Pacific Salmon Commission. He served four years as president of the National Congress of American Indians and two years as NCAI first vice president and 10 years as NCAI treasurer. He is president of the Washington Indian Gaming Association.
"Advocating for Indian Country is something we do and there's a lot behind what we do as warriors on behalf of our people," Allen said as he accepted the award. "Whether it's in Washington, DC, state capitols or anywhere else, we are championing our interests. It's been a great journey and a pleasure. I look forward to continuing this journey as we continue to fight each of these fights and move our agendas forward. I am very honored my brothers and sisters, thank you."
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We enrolled our names at agencies and answered advertisements, but walking everywhere made us slow, and we seemed to miss every job by half an hour. Once we very nearly got a job swabbing out railway trucks, but at the last moment they rejected us in favour of Frenchmen. Once we answered an advertisement calling for hands at a circus. You had to shift benches and clean up litter, and, during the performance, stand on two tubs and let a lion jump through your legs. When we got to the place, an hour before the time named, we found a queue of fifty men already waiting. There is some attraction in lions, evidently.
Once an agency to which I had applied months earlier sent me a petit bleu, telling me of an Italian gentleman who wanted English lessons. The petit bleu said 'Come at once' and promised twenty francs an hour. Boris and I were in despair. Here was a splendid chance, and I could not take it, for it was impossible to go to the agency with my coat out at the elbow. Then it occurred to us that I could wear Boris's coat—it did not match my trousers, but the trousers were grey and might pass for flannel at a short distance. The coat was so much too big for me that I had to wear it unbuttoned and keep one hand in my pocket. I hurried out, and wasted seventy-five centimes on a bus fare to get to the agency. When I got there I found that the Italian had changed his mind and left Paris.
Once Boris suggested that I should go to Les Halles and try for a job as a porter. I arrived at half-past four in the morning, when the work was getting into its swing. Seeing a short, fat man in a bowler hat directing some porters, I went up to him and asked for work. Before answering he seized my right hand and felt the palm.
'You are strong, eh?' he said.
It was a huge wicker basket full of potatoes. I took hold of it, and found that, so far from lifting it, I could not even move it. The man in the bowler hat watched me, then shrugged his shoulders and turned away. I made off. When I had gone some distance I looked back and saw four men lifting the basket on to a cart. It weighed three hundredweight, possibly. The man had seen that I was no use, and taken this way of getting rid of me.
With what delight did I open thy charming letter, reminding me of the days of our perfect love, and of the so dear kisses which I have received from thy lips. Such memories linger for ever in the heart, like the perfume of a flower that is dead.
As to thy request for two hundred francs, alas! it is impossible. Thou dost not know, my dear one, how I am desolated to hear of thy embarrassments. But what wouldst thou? In this life which is so sad, trouble conies to everyone. I too have had my share. My little sister has been ill (ah, the poor little one, how she suffered!) and we are obliged to pay I know not what to the doctor. All our money is gone and we are passing, I assure thee, very difficult days.
Courage, my little wolf, always the courage! Remember that the bad days are not for ever, and the trouble which seems so terrible will disappear at last.
This letter disappointed Boris so much that he went straight to bed and would not look for work again that day. My sixty francs lasted about a fortnight. I had given up the pretence of going out to restaurants, and we used to eat in my room, one of us sitting on the bed and the other on the chair. Boris would contribute his two francs and I three or four francs, and we would buy bread, potatoes, milk and cheese, and make soup over my spirit lamp. We had a saucepan and a coffee-bowl and one spoon; every day there was a polite squabble as to who should eat out of the saucepan and who out of the coffee-bowl (the saucepan held more), and every day, to my secret anger, Boris gave in first and had the saucepan. Sometimes we had more bread in the evening, sometimes not. Our linen was getting filthy, and it was three weeks since I had had a bath; Boris, so he said, had not had a bath for months. It was tobacco that made everything tolerable. We had plenty of tobacco, for some time before Boris had met a soldier (the soldiers are given their tobacco free) and bought twenty or thirty packets at fifty centimes each.
All this was far worse for Boris than for me. The walking and sleeping on the floor kept his leg and back in constant pain, and with his vast Russian appetite he suffered torments of hunger, though he never seemed to grow thinner. On the whole he was surprisingly gay, and he had vast capacities for hope. He used to say seriously that he had a patron saint who watched over him, and when things were very bad he would search the gutter for money, saying that the saint often dropped a two-franc piece there. One day we were waiting in the rue Royale; there was a Russian restaurant near by, and we were going to ask for a job there. Suddenly, Boris made up his mind to go into the Madeleine and bum a fifty-centime candle to his patron saint. Then, coming out, he said that he would be on the safe side, and solemnly put a match to a fifty-centime stamp, as a sacrifice to the immortal gods. Perhaps the gods and the saints did not get on together; at any rate, we missed the job.
On some mornings Boris collapsed in the most utter despair. He would lie in bed almost weeping, cursing the Jew with whom he lived. Of late the Jew had become restive about paying the daily two francs, and, what was worse, had begun putting on intolerable airs of patronage. Boris said that I, as an Englishman, could not conceive what torture it was to a Russian of family to be at the mercy of a Jew.
'A Jew, mon ami, a veritable Jew! And he hasn't even the decency to be ashamed of it. To think that I, a captain in the Russian Army—have I ever told you, mon ami, that I was a captain in the Second Siberian Rifles? Yes, a captain, and my father was a colonel. And here I am, eating the bread of a Jew. A Jew . . .
'I will tell you what Jews are like. Once, in the early months of the war, we were on the march, and we had halted at a village for the night. A horrible old Jew, with a red beard like Judas Iscariot, came sneaking up to my billet. I asked him what he wanted. "Your honour," he said, "I have brought a girl for you, a beautiful young girl only seventeen. It will only be fifty francs." "Thank you," I said, "you can take her away again. I don't want to catch any diseases." "Diseases!" cried the Jew, "mais, monsieur le capitaine, there's no fear of that. It's my own daughter!" That is the Jewish national character for you.
'Have I ever told you, mon ami, that in the old Russian Army it was considered bad form to spit on a Jew? Yes, we thought a Russian officer's spittle was too precious to be wasted on Jews . . . ' etc. etc.
On these days Boris usually declared himself too ill to go out and look for work. He would lie till evening in the greyish, verminous sheets, smoking and reading old newspapers. Sometimes we played chess. We had no board, but we wrote down the moves on a piece of paper, and afterwards we made a board from the side of a packing—case, and a set of men from buttons, Belgian coins and the like. Boris, like many Russians, had a passion for chess. It was a saying of his that the rules of chess are the same as the rules of love and war, and that if you can win at one you can win at the others. But he also said that if you have a chessboard you do not mind being hungry, which was certainly not true in my case.


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Home Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs Elliott Levitas at press conference, Atlanta, Georgia, November 6, 1984.
Elliott Levitas at press conference, Atlanta, Georgia, November 6, 1984.
Title Elliott Levitas at press conference, Atlanta, Georgia, November 6, 1984.
Description Newspaper assignment sheet attached to print verso identifies photographer John Spink: "Elliott Levitas vows not to conceede until all the south Dekalb votes are in. This [is] taking place early Wednesday morning." Date-stamped twice "Sun Nov 11 1984 J C" and "Mon Jan 7 1985 C."
Citation AJCP452-61b, Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographic Archives. Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library.


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UCSD political scientist who studies civil wars worries that U.S. is headed toward one
Author Barbara F. Walter at her home in San Diego. Walters' research tells her that what is happening here isn't all that different from what unfolded in the prelude to modern civil wars in places like Bosnia, Ukraine, Iraq and Mozambique.
(Eduardo Contreras/The San Diego Union-Tribune)
By John Wilkens
Feb. 12, 2022 12:22 PM PT
Barbara Walter, a political scientist at UC San Diego, has been studying civil wars for 30 years. She understands the script they follow: how they ignite, how they escalate, how they end.
The storm clouds she sees gathering now are over the United States.
"If you were an analyst in a foreign country looking at events in America — the same way you'd look at events in Ukraine or the Ivory Coast or Venezuela — you would go down a checklist, assessing each of the conditions that make civil war likely," Walter writes in a new book. "And what you would find is that the United States, a democracy founded more than two centuries ago, has entered very dangerous territory."
Dangerous because Americans, awash in seismic cultural, economic and demographic change, are increasingly distrustful of their government and each other. Dangerous because misinformation is spreading widely and taking root via social media. Dangerous because factionalism is rising, and hope isn't.
The book, "How Civil Wars Start: And How to Stop Them," was published last month by Crown and reached No. 6 on the New York Times bestseller list for nonfiction.
It has garnered coverage by national news organizations — the Times, the Washington Post, CNN — and attention from U.S. legislators concerned about the erosion of common ground in a country grappling with the coronavirus, inflation, immigration and other crises.
"Like those who spoke up clearly about the dangers of global warming decades ago," editor David Remnick wrote in the New Yorker, "Walter delivers a grave message that we ignore at our own peril."
The message was met with incredulity when she began crafting it five years ago. An early talk at UC San Diego's School of Global Policy & Strategy, where she is an expert in international security, "completely bombed," in her words. People shook their heads. They rolled their eyes.
A civil war here? Don't be ridiculous.
Walter kept looking at the research, though — and there's a lot of it, datasets gathered for decades by scholars from around the world — and it told her that what is happening here isn't all that different from what unfolded in the prelude to modern civil wars in places like Bosnia, Ukraine, Iraq and Mozambique.
She paid attention to a key predictor of civil war: the Polity Score, which assesses how democratic a country is. It grades nations on a scale from -10 (most autocratic) to a +10 (most democratic). Countries in the middle, between -5 and +5, are known as anocracies, and that's where most civil wars occur.
The United States became a +10 in 1829 and has stayed there for most of its history, with significant dips in the 1850s (the lead-up to the Civil War) and the 1960s (the civil rights era).
Last year, in the wake of electoral upheaval, street protests and a disjointed, politicized response to the pandemic, the U.S. fell to a +5. It was no longer the world's oldest continuous democracy.
Traveling to hot spots
Walter, 57, grew up in Yonkers, N.Y., one of three children born to European immigrants who had lived through World War II. The dinner table was a place for lively conversation about history and politics.
As a graduate student at the University of Chicago, in the late 1980s, she found herself drawn to solving problems. The central pre-occupation in international security then was the Cold War, a problem that by and large had already been solved.
She began looking instead at civil wars. Academics had mostly dismissed them as skirmishes between ethnic groups that hated each other. They would always hate each other, the thinking went, and what's interesting about that?
But Walter and other scholars began analyzing various risk factors for conflict, and they noticed patterns. She traveled to hot spots — the West Bank, Northern Ireland, Zimbabwe, Syria — and saw the dynamics at work. She became interested in not just studying civil wars, but predicting them.
In 1996, she came to San Diego from New York, where she had been a fellow at Columbia University's War & Peace Institute. Husband Zoltan Hajnal is also a political science professor at UCSD.
She was busy: classes, scholarly papers, conferences, policy briefings and consultations, a blog called Political Violence @ a Glance. And in 2017 she got busier.
She was invited to join the Political Instability Task Force, a group of academics and data analysts convened by the CIA to monitor volatility around the world. The idea is to anticipate where violence might break out so the U.S. can respond effectively.
This photo combination shows the men indicted by a federal grand jury for the plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. From top left, Kaleb Franks, Brandon Caserta, Adam Dean Fox, and bottom left, Daniel Harris, Barry Croft, and Ty Garbin.
(Uncredited / Associated Press)
What she saw unnerved her. Warning signs the task force had identified in other places were emerging in the U.S., too, she said. And she thought the American public should know.
Her book starts with one of those warning signs, the 2020 plot to kidnap Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer by a group of white nationalist, anti-government militias. The book also explores the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol aimed at stopping Joe Biden's certification as president.
Both events were alarming to her, Walter said, but not surprising.
Modern civil wars aren't fought on massive battlefields like Gettysburg or Antietam. They're waged by decentralized militias using guerrilla tactics: bombings, assassinations, terrorism.
They typically aren't started by the poor or by immigrants. They're the work of once-dominant groups who are losing status and power — groups that believe the country is rightfully theirs and are willing to use whatever it takes (eroding Constitutional safeguards, weakening government institutions, deploying violence) to maintain their hold.
"Where is the United States today?" she asks in the book. "We are a factionalized anocracy that is quickly approaching the open insurgency stage, which means we are closer to civil war than any of us would like to believe."
In her office on campus, Walter has on one wall a painting she did some 15 years ago. It features the word "PEACE," turned on its side. A little hard to read, but recognizable. It speaks of possibility.
Her book does, too, in its final chapter: "Preventing a Civil War."
She points to South Africa as an example. In the late 1980s, it seemed ripe for civil war. Its White minority government, faced with increasing pressure from a Black majority tired of race-based restrictions, maintained its power through enforced segregation and violence.
Nelson Mandela and his wife, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, in 1990 as Mandela walks free from the Victor Verster Prison in Paarl, Cape Town, South Africa after serving 27 years in prison.
(ASSOCIATED PRESS)
But the country was pulled back from the brink. Economic sanctions from the United States and other nations put pressure on an economy already in recession. A new president eased apartheid, restored freedoms, and released Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners.
Walter said South Africa was much closer to civil war than the United States is now, and that gives her hope. South Africa had been an anocracy (+4 on the Polity Score) for several decades; the U.S. just entered that dangerous middle zone a year ago. (And it's no longer there, bumped up to a +8 in a tabulation this year that factored in the refusal of the courts and Congress to go along with former President Donald Trump's false claims about a stolen election.)
So if South Africa could reform, she said, so can the United States.
One of the reforms she advocates in the book: An independent, centralized election management system that establishes standards for designing and printing ballots and tabulates votes accurately and securely. As it is now, America's scattershot approach to elections is riddled with inconsistencies and partisan manipulation, fueling doubts about the integrity of the outcomes.
She also urges measures that would increase voting participation; decrease gerrymandering and the influence of special interests; reinstate civics as a topic in schools; confront domestic terrorism; and regulate the way social media spreads misinformation and encourages factionalism.
"The question for America moving forward is whether voters can be persuaded that their democracy works," Walter writes, "and whether leaders will choose to reinstate its guardrails."
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byAjay Kumar
in Analysis, Judiciary
In order for arbitration and other alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms to become true 'alternatives' to the court system, State policy must work towards improving the courts system rather than pushing ADR at the cost of courts, writes AJAY KUMAR.
"To no one will we sell, to no one deny or delay right or justice" is a commitment that comes from the Magna Carta in England, and today is reflected in various constitutional provisions guaranteeing access to free, fair and independent courts. However, whether the courts are able to live up to these promises is something that is a subject matter of study and debate. Without the real ability to recover costs in India's court system, going to court is invariably expensive for ordinary people.
This means that there is a large middle section for whom justice becomes inaccessible due to legal fees that they will have to incur. Further, the quantum of these fees gets compounded by the delays faced by litigants when they are in the court system.
To the ordinary litigant in India's courts, reading the phrase "To no one will we sell, to no one deny or delay right or justice" will seem sarcastic at best and taunting at worse.
A while ago, the present Chief Justice of India openly encouraged the adoption of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) as a means of settling disputes. This has become common now with ADR becoming firmly entrenched with judicial institutional support. Commercial Disputes now have to mandatorily go through a pre-dispute mediation stage, and Section 89 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) has entrenched ADR as a legally sanctioned means of justice delivery.
This has been done with an overall objective of reducing the pendency of cases in the court system. While on a first glance this may seem to be an ideal situation, does the push towards ADR hold up to closer introspection?
The costs of arbitration incurred by the court system
In the court system, a dispute is born with a plaint on which there is a court fee that is stamped. The fee is taken bearing in mind the cost that the court will incur in the dispute, and in most states is contingent on the claim amount. To secure relief, in the court system, you need to file a plaint, pay the court fee, take out an application in the plaint, and pay a separate fee for that.
Except if you go for arbitration. In which case, in most states, to get interim relief from a court, in order to challenge your award or appeal an order in court, you pay a small, fixed nominal fee. The same is the case with a challenge or appeal under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, irrespective of the quantum of your dispute.
In the case of arbitration, parties may gain most of the benefits of the court system without ever having to actually pay into it.
This gets compounded by the social cost that is incurred. If big disputes don't go to court, the development of the law suffers. It is safe to say that a majority of commercial jurisprudence that now arises in this country arises from ad-interim orders or final hearings on interim reliefs. With the amendment to the Act excluding a review on merits of a challenge to an award, arbitral award challenges, which were one of the last avenues for the further development of commercial law, are now producing very little in the way of jurisprudence.
In a common law country, if issues of law don't come before courts, precedent can seldom find space to develop. In India, the courts have a role in actively advancing the development of the law. If parties, who have large disputes and thereby the financial capacity to appeal, go for private dispute resolution, then the development of jurisprudence will be consequently stalled, harming everyone in the long run.
But does arbitration in India actually even help the parties? As described above, arbitration, while taking the meat out of the court system, still leaves a whole bunch of sides for the judiciary to munch on. As a result, arbitral tribunals outside an institutional framework increasingly adopt the CPC with modifications while conducting proceedings.
Arbitration is supposed to be an alternative to CPC-style litigation, but it appears that the only purpose arbitration serves today is to act as a private court, where parties are able to control timelines to some extent. It is just like a court, but instead of sweating and standing on your legs, you end up in nice conference rooms, some equipped with high quality biscuits.
Also read: Enforcement of arbitration agreements: Is adjudication and payment of stamp duty mandatory for referring disputes to arbitration?
How push towards ADR weakens courts system
But then there is the other objection: why be encouraged to go for an alternative anyway? For something to really be an alternative to a status quo, the status quo must be working. But right now, our courts are notoriously understaffed and heavily over-worked. However, instead of increasing judicial capacity, reforming the costs regime, making legal aid meaningful and improving the infrastructure of courts, the policy seems to be to make courts irrelevant via ADR. It can be seen in the standard form arbitration clause that has now emerged in contracts that cover a range of issues from consumer services to expensive outer space projects.
In India, a person has a constitutional right to seek justice from a court. This is a fundamental norm in how India operates as a State, as the ability to dispense justice is a core feature in the State retaining its legitimacy. Free, fair, and transparent justice allow for people and businesses to go about their affairs with an element of certainty.
The push towards ADR in some semblance weakens this right, and this is reflected in CPC style arbitration. In such arbitration, parties effectively are guided by the CPC and therefore the expectation of justice from a public court is transferred onto a private body. If justice is the basic feature of the Constitution, then parties preferring arbitral tribunal to courts is the antithesis of the same.
For example, my maid and her family are fighting over a property. Her lawyer has advised her to settle with the family so that they can get something quickly instead of spending years in litigation. My maid asked me if she should settle, and I was quick to agree with her lawyer. But then she asked me, if she was in the right, why should she settle? And I wasn't in a position to give her a proper answer. Ideally, I should have been able to tell her to pursue her rights in court, but you can't as in most cases, for ordinary people that is not the logical course of action.
Courts should be accessible, quick, speedily and efficient. It is only then ADR will truly develop into an alternative, rather than a privatised means of dispute resolution.
While courts can, should, and do often encourage parties to settle, for settlements to be truly free, the court system ought not to be hung like a sword of Damocles on the heads of average people like my maid. But the fact is that it does and what has happened as part of the push to promote ADR is a general semblance of giving up on the court system. This is a dangerous trend for our legal system.
Parties now generally put in conciliation and arbitration clauses in contracts by default. There is a lack of confidence in the ability of the judicial system to deliver justice. Instead of devoting time trying to make ADR work, maybe it is time that the powers that be reorient their priorities and make the court system work instead. Maybe then, ADR will actually be an alternative.
(Ajay Kumar is an Advocate practising at the Bombay High Court. The views expressed are personal.)
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Assessing Clients With Addictive Disorders
Review this week's Learning Resources and consider the insights they provide.
Review the Levy Family video Episodes 1 through 5.
In a 2- to 3-page paper, address the following:
After watching Episode 1, describe:
What is Mr. Levy's perception of the problem?
What is Mrs. Levy's perception of the problem?
What can be some of the implications of the problem on the family as a whole?
What did you think of Mr. Levy's social worker's ideas?
What were your thoughts of her supervisor's questions about her suggested therapies and his advice to Mr. Levy's supervisor?
After watching Episode 3, discuss the following:
What were your thoughts about the way Mr. Levy's therapist responded to what Mr. Levy had to say?
What were your impressions of how the therapist worked with Mr. Levy? What did you think about the therapy session as a whole?
Informed by your knowledge of pathophysiology, explain the physiology of deep breathing (a common technique that we use in helping clients to manage anxiety). Explain how changing breathing mechanics can alter blood chemistry.
Describe the therapeutic approach his therapist selected. Would you use exposure therapy with Mr. Levy? Why or why not? What evidence exists to support the use of exposure therapy (or the therapeutic approach you would consider if you disagree with exposure therapy)?
In Episode 4, Mr. Levy tells a very difficult story about Kurt, his platoon officer.
Discuss how you would have responded to this revelation.
Describe how this information would inform your therapeutic approach. What would you say/do next?
In Episode 5, Mr. Levy's therapist is having issues with his story.
Imagine that you were providing supervision to this therapist, how would you respond to her concerns?
Support your approach with evidence-based literature.
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Chris Kenton wrote a blog post yesterday about a WSJ article on Gatorade's new "Mission Control" center that includes 4 full time employees who monitor social media networks for Gatorade mentions and respond if necessary. They have to make judgement calls on how and when to jump into online social conversations (which can be difficult as Nestle has experienced). As the Chief Marketing Officer says in the article, they consider themselves a person in peoples' social circles. I am abhorred at the thought of food companies jumping into my e-conversations, and hope they don't go too far.
Though it notes that they are still unsure if they sell more product because of these efforts (it is a new project), there is evidence that social media increases traffic and sales. Of recent examples, McDonald's reported a big jump in FourSquare check-ins with an inexpensive promo campaign that was picked up by media outlets. Companies like Domino's attribute social media to at least some increase in profits. For the most part, early adopter companies are experimenting, some much more successful than others.
I find the trend of food companies jumping online to build brand loyalty and establish more personal connections with consumers deeply disturbing.
He and others have established a social influence on eating and obesity and body image perception among these numerous variables of modernity that alter our eating. If high calorie junk foods dominate new media as well, current trends will not change and likely become worse. Our social circles become even larger online.
There are large communities of "foodies" and chefs/cooks who share recipe and food information.
The slow food movement has a significant following on the web.
Food companies are increasing their presence on social media mediums as they realize the potential for nearly-free advertising to many people.
Low-carb and paleo diet followers have an active community.
There are relatively few nutritional/health scientists/practitioners who are online.
Will social media help "convert" enough people to make measurable differences to eat better or are they simply communities of people with preexisting beliefs?
How do we re-engineer an environment that allows for easy health choices while allowing the freedoms we and brands currently enjoy? It just isn't possible. What compromises could be made to at least make improvements?
Will food companies' presence continue leading us away from healthy eating? Will they take advantage of social media to individually target us for advertising or just support their customers?
Colby: Thanks for reading my post on Gatorade. I agree with your concerns. I think what's disturbing is the mentality that dropping in to consumer conversations to pitch your product somehow makes you a part of your target's "social circle". That's a very transactional view of what community means–one that conveniently fails to take into account what really matters to the customer or what's in their best interest. On the bright side, I think the power of social media lies in the ability for people like us to elevate these concerns and educate a lot more people about what businesses are doing and how it impacts their lives. Thanks.