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A writing commitment worth writing about.
It's been a while since I was truly able to commit to my writing. Life has that habit of getting in the way, but I'm now realising how important writing is to me, and if I'm honest, (I know this sounds dramatic), but without writing, I am nothing.
My words both define and free me, which is why, for the month of July, I am planning to write 50000 words. This won't necessarily be all in one project, but my combined written efforts for the entire month. My aim is to hit (and hopefully surpass) that 50000 words by July 31st.
I know, it's a big goal, and as someone who hasn't been writing that much of late, it both scares and excites me in equal measure. I know it's not going to be easy. Some days, I will wake up and not feel like writing even one word, but I'm hoping that if I make myself write just one word at a time, then I will slowly build up that word count, and as I do, I will be building up the habit of writing fiercely every day, until I wake up, looking forward to doing so. Until I wake up and writing is the first thing on my mind, and the last thing on my mind at night before I go to sleep.
I have an entire cast of brilliant characters, all scrambling around inside my head, just dying for me to pen them into reality, and I am so looking forward to doing that. We'll have ups and downs, just like all character and writer relationships, but in the end, we'll get there.
For now, though, I am just going to start by putting one word in front of the other until I have a sentence, and one sentence in front of the other until I have a paragraph, and one paragraph in front of the other until I have a page, and… you get my drift.
So, I guess this is me making a commitment; a public declaration that I'm going to do this.
I'll be posting updates on a weekly basis to show how I'm getting on. If anyone wants to join me, then feel free to add a comment and maybe we can encourage each other.
Good luck, my fellow writers! Now, to battle!


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Newscaster suspended over affair
By Duke Helfand and Meg James
Aug. 3, 2007 12 AM PT
Times Staff Writers
Los Angeles television newscaster Mirthala Salinas was suspended without pay for two months -- but not dismissed -- Thursday from KVEA-TV Channel 52 for covering Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa while they were romantically involved, a relationship that journalism experts said damaged the station's credibility.
Three of Salinas' superiors with the Telemundo network also were disciplined, including the top two station officials. KVEA General Manager Manuel Abud was reassigned to another position, and News Director Al Corral was suspended for two months without pay.
The highest-ranking executive, Ibra Morales, who oversees the network's 16 Spanish-language stations, was reprimanded in the unfolding scandal that Telemundo President Don Browne said flagrantly violated Telemundo's journalistic standards.
In an internal memo to Telemundo staff members, Browne said that "while the content and accuracy of KVEA's newscasts were not compromised, our news policy standards with respect to conflict of interest were clearly violated."
Salinas, 35, could not be reached for comment. She had been suspended with pay since the scandal erupted three weeks ago.
Villaraigosa, 54, did not comment on the merit of Telemundo's decision, saying only that he wanted to concentrate on his job in its aftermath.
"I regret that decisions I have made in my personal life have been a distraction for the city, and I am deeply sorry that I have let so many people down, especially my family," he said in a statement.
It is unclear when Villaraigosa and Salinas became romantically involved, but The Times traced their relationship to at least November of 2005. Salinas covered the mayor for an extended period while she was dating him.
Media watchdogs assailed not only Salinas for her conflict of interest but her superiors for allowing her to continue reporting on the mayor after they knew of the relationship. One analyst predicted that the scandal would tarnish Salinas' career.
"People will always remember her as the reporter who had an affair with the mayor, and that she got in trouble for that," said Judy Muller, a former ABC network news correspondent and current NPR commentator who now teaches journalism at USC.
"That damages her credibility, and I don't know where she goes from Telemundo," Muller added. "A reporter only has her credibility, and once that's sullied you have lost your value to your news organization."
Telemundo is owned by NBC Universal, and that connection raised another thorny issue for the company and the mayor. Villaraigosa has been supporting a $3-billion development that NBC Universal is planning near its Universal Studios, and opponents have questioned whether that would color Telemundo's decision on Salinas.
In his memo, Browne said that KVEA management and Salinas agreed at the end of 2006 to reassign her from the political beat so that her job would not involve stories about the mayor because of "a friendship that had developed between the reporter and the mayor."
Browne said that in April, Salinas was given the role of temporary news anchor, reading lead-ins and other material involving stories about the mayor and politics.
Seated in the anchor's chair, Salinas reported on the 6 p.m. news June 8 that Villaraigosa and his wife, Corina, were separating after 20 years of marriage.
Three days later, Salinas was again in the anchor's spot when the newscast reported on a Villaraigosa news conference in which he said he felt a "personal sense of failure" about the breakup of his marriage. His wife filed for divorce the next day.
Browne singled out the two occasions as the most egregious examples of the conflict of interest, saying those involved showed a "lack of leadership and vigilance required to protect the credibility and reputation of our news product ...."
He added: "Her reading of copy during newscasts on June 8 and June 11 regarding the mayor's separation from his wife was a flagrant violation of these guidelines. The failure to respond appropriately in the following weeks further compounded these errors."
Until the scandal surfaced, Salinas had enjoyed a successful 10-year run at one of Los Angeles' best-known Spanish-language stations. She anchored a newscast that won two local Emmy Awards and earned a Golden Mike broadcasting award as well. She started her broadcast journalism career in 1990 at a Phoenix radio station and eventually made her way to the Univision TV affiliate there before arriving at KVEA in 1997.
Her affair with Villaraigosa was an open secret in KVEA's Burbank newsroom and in the mayor's office at City Hall. Salinas also had dated Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez (D-Los Angeles) when he was divorced -- and before he remarried his wife -- as well as former Los Angeles City Council President Alex Padilla, now a state senator.
Telemundo network executives conducted the three-week internal review that culminated in Thursday's discipline. But several employees at the Burbank headquarters of KVEA and KNBC-TV Channel 4 criticized the network, saying it let Salinas off too easy.
"There is a violation of job integrity," one worker said as he pulled out of the Telemundo parking lot.
An NBC employee who works in technical operations predicted that the scandal would enhance Salinas' career.
"It will probably make her more successful, ultimately," he said. "It's just publicity for her career."
Another Telemundo worker contacted by phone was more cynical: "They were trying to save face, and this way they don't have to spend any money," said the worker, who declined to be named for fear of retaliation. "They are just waiting for people to leave on their own.... They don't like lawsuits, they don't like to go to court, and they don't like to spend money."
Telemundo's drawn-out review of Salinas created a form of political water torture for Villaraigosa, prolonging the life of a news story that began July 3, the day he confirmed that he had been seeing the anchor romantically.
Each day that the investigation dragged on turned into another day that Villaraigosa had to answer questions about Telemundo's review, his long-term plans with Salinas (he was asked whether he intended to marry her) and the potential damage done to both of their careers.
With so much uncertainty, Villaraigosa, a man known for enthusiastically facing the camera, scaled back his public appearances. He did not fly up to Sacramento recently to speak out against proposed cuts in transit funding -- an issue dear to his heart and crucial to his public agenda. When Villaraigosa did venture out publicly to discuss traffic or even the opening of a new restaurant in Universal City, he faced persistent questions from reporters about his relationship with Salinas.
The affair became the subject of monologues delivered by NBC comedian Jay Leno on national television. And it even became a punch line in a new play performed in Hollywood by the comedy trio Culture Clash -- a group that includes one member who serves as an appointee of Villaraigosa on the city's Cultural Affairs Commission.
By the end of July, supporters of Villaraigosa privately wished that Telemundo would quickly wrap up its review. Some current and former aides to Villaraigosa voiced despair over the situation, saying the mayor's administration had lost momentum and focus.
The problem has carried over to one of his signature public initiatives -- education. Villaraigosa was scheduled to appear with leaders from the Los Angeles Unified School District on Monday to announce a new partnership. But both sides agreed earlier this week to postpone the announcement.
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meg.james@latimes.com
Times staff writers David Zahnizer and Lorenza Munoz contributed to this report.
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'Our news policy standards ... were clearly violated'
TELEMUNDO'S STATEMENT
The following statement was released in a memo from Don Browne, president of Telemundo:
"As many of you are aware, we have been dealing recently with a situation that raised the possibility that our news policy guidelines were violated at KVEA. The past several weeks have been spent gathering information regarding this matter. It has been a thorough investigation, which has included valuable input from faculty of the Poynter Institute, a leading independent authority on ethics in journalism. I'm writing to let you know that our investigation has been completed and we have determined the appropriate course of action.
"First, let me emphasize that while the content and accuracy of KVEA's newscasts were not compromised, our news policy standards with respect to conflict of interest were clearly violated.
"At the end of 2006, KVEA management and the station's political reporter mutually agreed that she should be reassigned to a beat that would not involve reporting on the mayor of Los Angeles or city politics. This decision, consistent with our guidelines, was made on the basis of a friendship that had developed between the reporter and the mayor. In April 2007, she was given the role of temporary news anchor and read lead-ins and other materials involving stories on the mayor and politics. This decision conflicted with our guidelines and with management's prior decision. Subsequent to this, her reading of copy during newscasts on June 8 and June 11 regarding the mayor's separation from his wife was a flagrant violation of these guidelines. The failure to respond appropriately in the following weeks further compounded these errors.
"In response to these violations and a lack of leadership and vigilance required to protect the credibility and reputation of our news product, we have taken disciplinary action affecting several employees. These actions include formal reprimands, job reassignments and unpaid suspensions.
"Moving forward, we are taking steps at the station to re-emphasize the importance of strict adherence to our existing news policies and guidelines by engaging a well-respected journalistic organization to conduct mandatory training sessions at KVEA.
"It has been a difficult time for all involved in this investigation but I know it will result in our being a stronger news organization and leave no doubt about our commitment to journalistic integrity.
"We have a great organization that understands the public trust we hold as journalists. Our lesson here is that upholding our own high standards of conduct requires constant vigilance. I know this incident will not detract us from our commitment to excellence in journalism."
Meg James
Meg James is an award-winning media reporter, writing about the business of entertainment for the Los Angeles Times. She was the lead reporter for The Times' coverage of the deadly "Rust" shooting on a New Mexico film set in 2021, work recognized by the Pulitzer Prize board as a finalist in breaking news. A member of the Company Town team for two decades, James specializes in covering television, corporate media and investigative projects. She previously wrote for the Miami Herald and the Palm Beach Post. A native of Wyoming, she is a graduate of the University of Colorado and Columbia University.

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Make every day Administrative Professionals Day.
April 26, 2017 is Administrative Professionals Day. It's a day to recognize the work of the administrative professionals in your law office. So, what are you doing to recognize them? Sending flowers? Taking the office to lunch? Buying a special gift? All of those things are great, and will likely be appreciated, but there is something you can do that will make a far more lasting impact. Say "thank you" every day, and mean it. Hey…that just happens to be the title of Lesson 46 in 50 Lessons for Lawyers.
Lesson 46. Say "thank you" every day, and mean it.
Engaged employees impact your productivity and profitability line in a very positive way. Disengaged employees not only diminish productivity and profitability, they'll drag other employees down, destroy morale, and drive away clients.
In the book, How Full is Your Bucket?,[46:1] authors Tom Rath and Donald O. Clifton cite a U.S. Department of Labor Study which found that the number-one reason people leave their jobs is that they don't feel appreciated on a day-to-day basis. In other words, they are not engaged. But people who do feel appreciated are more likely to be engaged. An engaged employee shows up on time (or early), stays late when needed, smiles, shows enthusiasm, is a great team player, is an ambassador for the firm, and truly cares about the firm and its mission. And a great side benefit of having engaged employees is that they recruit other engaged employees!
On the other hand, people who don't feel appreciated are more likely to be disengaged from work. A disengaged employee will not only make your life miserable, he'll make the lives of everyone around him miserable, and he'll tell others that your firm is a horrible place to work. You do not want disengaged people in your office.
They use their talents and strengths every day.
They are consistently high performers.
They are team players who build supportive relationships.
They have high levels of energy and enthusiasm.
They focus on getting their work done in a proactive way.
They are emotionally committed to what they do.
They are committed to the firm and the clients you serve.
Imagine for just a moment what it would feel like to walk into your office each morning and be greeted by a team of engaged employees. Yes, I can see you smiling. But having a team of engaged employees will do much more than just make you feel great and help you serve your clients better. It will make your firm more profitable.
In the book Follow This Path: How the World's Greatest Organizations Unleash Human Potential,[46:2] authors Curt Coffman and Gabriel Gonzalez-Molina analyzed research from the Gallup Organization's study of more than 10 million customers, three million employees, and 200,000 managers. According to the authors, engaged employees "are involved in generating all of an organization's profits and customer engagement." Customer engagement goes far beyond merely customer loyalty or satisfaction. Engaged customers are "A+" clients. They literally add value to your business by speaking well of you and your firm and referring other "A+" clients to you. They will return to you for legal work. Quite simply, they will generate more profit for your firm.
Did you get that last one? Forty-four percent higher profitability. Engaged employees are positive, happy people who work hard and treat your clients well. And they have the capacity to improve your bottom line by 44 percent. But even if engaged employees only improved your bottom line by 10 percent or 15 percent, wouldn't it be worth having a team of these awesome people around you?
Enterprises that wouldn't think of letting an accounting school dropout run its finances, a Luddite run IT, or a klutz supervise safety, routinely let dislikable, insincere, or aloof men and women assume stewardship for a crew of the company's ostensibly greatest assets.
So what can you do to help ensure that your employees are engaged and not disengaged? Begin by creating a culture that supports engagement and recruit and hire employees who will fit your culture. Then, make it a habit to show your genuine appreciation for the work they do. Not just one or two days a year, but every day. Giving sincere recognition is one of the most powerful things you can do to create engagement. Say "thank you" even for the little things. It's okay – really – and it doesn't cost you anything. Caveat: The key here is "sincere recognition." People know when they're being manipulated. If you're saying thank you while at the same time perpetuating a miserable culture, you're going to have problems.
Make it a habit to look for ways to consistently acknowledge the people on your team. Make it genuine!
Start your day by sending a one-sentence email thanking or acknowledging a team member for work they've done. The more specific you are, the more meaningful and memorable your words will be. Caveat: Do this only if you are sincere. Don't force it or be phony.
Ask everyone on your team whether they feel they receive the support and professional development they need to be their best. Listen to their feedback and provide them with additional resources, if necessary.
[46:1] Clifton, Donald O. and Rath, Tom (2004). How Full is Your Bucket? Gallup Press.
[46:2] Gonzalez-Molina, Gabriel, and Coffman, Curt (2002). Follow This Path: How the World's Greatest Organizations Unleash Human Potential. Business Plus.
[46:3] Harter, James K., and Wagner, Rodd (2006). 12: The Elements of Great Managing. Gallup Press.


An estimated 1.2 million people took part in the Occupy Central protests, the Hong Kong Economic Journal reported Friday, citing a survey.
In the poll by the Centre for Communication and Public Opinion Survey at the Chinese University of Hong Kong's School of Journalism, 38 percent of respondents supported Beijing's proposal on electoral reform and were willing to "pocket it first", up 9 percentage points from early September and the highest level recorded in a series of surveys.
However, 43.1 percent of respondents still wanted pan-democratic lawmakers to veto the proposal, which has been criticized for, in effect, screening out candidates from the democratic camp in the 2017 election for the city's chief executive.
A total of 1,011 Hong Kong residents aged 15 or above were surveyed by telephone between December 8 and 12, which was after the Hong Kong Federation of Students and Scholarism called for a siege of government headquarters in Admiralty and the three founders of Occupy Central turned themselves in to the police.
In the survey, 33.9 percent of the respondents supported the Occupy protests, while 42.3 percent opposed the movement, up 1.2 percentage point from November.
About 76.2 percent of respondents supported a full retreat from the protest areas, higher than the 67.4 percent recorded in the previous poll.
Professor Lee Lap-fung of CUHK said the results showed that Hongkongers have maintained a consistent perception of the movement but have changed their mind on its strategies.
The survey found 20.1 percent of the respondents had shown up at the Occupy sites, which worked out to 1.2 million Hongkongers taking part in the protests.
Ivan Choy, a political commentator at CUHK, said if one-sixth of Hong Kong's population has joined the protests, it means there is a strong demand for change that the government should not simply ignore by doing nothing like it did in the past two months, Apple Daily reported.
If the government tables an overly conservative proposal for electoral reform after the second round of public consultations, it may trigger a strong reaction from the public, Labor Party chairman and lawmaker Lee Cheuk-yan warned.


In 2006, three young leaders began a conversation at the World Economic Forum about polarization across the globe, what divides us and the challenges we all face. Haakon Magnus, crown prince of Norway; John Hope Bryant, CEO and founder of Operation HOPE; and Pekka Himanen, philosopher and professor, reflected as well on the universal desire of humanity to be understood and appreciated, to achieve dreams and develop collective potential.
Has the right to pursue their purpose and meaning in life, and to reach their full potential.
Deserves to live in societies that provide access to education, health, income and security.
Has the responsibility to create the conditions for others to fulfill their potential, acting to strengthen the dignity of others, building a foundation of freedom, justice and peace for this and future generations.
Believes that dignity in action means standing up against injustice, intolerance and inequality.
This month's event marks EARTH University's second consecutive year of celebrating, bringing together more than 400 participants – EARTH students, faculty and staff members, and youth from a nearby high school – to learn how dignity comes to life through lived experiences.
1. Opening plenary session where the subject was presented.
2. Facilitated small-group discussion and activities.
3. Closing plenary session where participants' dignity stories were shared.
The opening session was kickstarted with an upbeat original song about dignity, performed live by Dasha Montcalm ('20, Costa Rica), Pierre Ansdiere Denis ('21, Haiti), Andrés Charpentier ('20, Costa Rica), Joel Yantalema ('18, Ecuador), David Torres ('18, Ecuador), and Karen Marroquí ('18, Guatemala).
The empowering chorus went "Llénate de amor, siente la buena energía, ¡acéptate!" ("Fill yourself with love, feel the good energy, accept yourself!").
Condo then introduced Natalia Vindas as the special guest and keynote speaker. Vindas – a wheelchair user since a transit accident damaged her spine a few years ago – was recently selected to represent Costa Rica in the World Adaptive Surfing Championship this December in La Jolla, California. When off the board, she is the director of accessibility for Plura, a social enterprise advocating for inclusivity along with more work and tourism opportunities for people with disabilities.
By sharing her story, she motivated participants to pursue their own purpose in life – insisting that sometimes we must reinvent ourselves in order to reach our maximum potential and to help others reach theirs.
Also during the opening session,Cristian Ixcayau ('18, Guatemala) presented a story of dignity from his life. A well-respected EARTH student leader, Cristian told about a family situation that affected him at 9 years old and how this serves as one of his primary motivators. "I want to make changes in my country, to continue working hard, to build – as EARTH's mission states – societies that are more prosperous but also dignified," he said.
Facilitation-trained EARTH staff and faculty members guided the participants of each small group through reflective discussions and a search for their own stories of dignity. The facilitators maintained environments of support and confidentiality.
Each participant penned a letter to oneself – promising to put values of dignity into action – and sealed it in an envelope. They will receive their letter on Global Dignity Day 2019, where they will have time to reflect on the advancement of their goals and commitment.
In the event's closing session, a handful of participants volunteered their stories of dignity to inspire the congregation.
To learn more about Global Dignity Day or to get involved – no matter where you are in the world – visit their official website.


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Language and Communication in Mathematics Education pp 11-23 | Cite as
Sixty Years (or so) of Language Data in Mathematics Education
David Pimm
This chapter, based both on pre-ICME-13 conference documents as well as on the author's actual panel presentation made at TSG 31, covers a range of themes concerned with the issues of 'language data' in mathematics education. It also addresses several instances from its history, including word problems, classroom language and transcription, in addition to the mathematics register, its syntax, semantics and pragmatics.
Language data Mathematics register Nominalisation Transcript Word problems
I am grateful to David Wagner and Judit N. Moschkovich for comments on earlier drafts, as well as Nathalie Sinclair, my ideal reader.
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If you are a regular reader of my blog, you will obviously know that I am a real advocate of luxury hotels, spas and good restaurants ! There is a place (that I will share with you, dear readers!!) which perfectly fulfills this requirement ! So, allow me to guide you in the discovery of this magical place which is situated on Bordeaux's doorstep !
Going to the Sources de Caudalie has become a bit of a habit for me ! It's often around January or February that I feel the need to pamper myself for a few days, and what better place to do so than in this luxury establishment ! On this blog, two years ago, I not only told you about my getaway to the Sources de Caudalie but also about my moment of pure happiness at their spa.
This year I went back for an update !! You may know about it, but this 5-star hotel expanded in June 2014 and now offers 12 new large suites ! It was therefore absolutely essential for me to go and stay there to tell you all about it !
I am not going to explain to you the details of this luxury hotel, for that you would have to read my previous post: I am going to concentrate on the new aspects, and in particular the "Fishing Village" in which the 12 large suites are based. "The cannon", " The peak" or even "Vineyard Harbor ", the names of the accommodation already promise a unique and original theme.
I am going to spend the night in the "To the Starboard", a splendid 55 m2 cocoon opening out onto a 10 m2 terrace with a view of the vineyards. The decor is inspired by the oyster huts of Arcachon Bay by recreating a buco-chic decor which is in some ways this new extension's signature. Floral wallpaper and white panelling gives it a 100% seaside look and the theme is completely different to the other rooms and suites in the main building.
A king size bed of course !
Outside, the terrace has 2 deckchairs which give you a magnificent view of the vineyards in the area and speak of many wonderful moments when the weather is warmer. I can't spot any fault in the decor which is absolutely contemporary and a real success!
In terms of new experiences, I also want to tell you about the indoor pool, just a short distance from the "Village des Pêcheurs." Don't think for an instant that it's an ordinary pool, oh no! This is a veritable work of art! Artist Mathilde de l'Ecotais placed an enlarged photo at the bottom of it, so you're truly swimming in art. I'll let you be the judge with these photos!
But the atmosphere is what I really love about this place: "palace treatment combined with the warmth of a family home." It's truly the theme of this charming hotel, which knows exactly how to put us at ease and offer top-notch service. The cuisine is always delicious in the bistro La Table du Lavoir, and the breakfast is fantastic!
It's time for a drink with the white wine of the Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte !
I couldn't recommend more that you explore this heavenly location for yourself! It's perfect for mid-winter if you want to recharge your batteries, either for a brief couple's vacation or even a family trip. The Sources de Caudalie is more than a hotel—it's a destination in and of itself! One thing is certain: I'm already impatient to return for a few nights next year!
A number of offers are available on their website, so don't forget to check them out!
Thank you to the hotel team for their welcome and the upgrade, which allowed me to enjoy these new experiences.


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Berkeley Homes is to press ahead with the construction of three tall towers on part of the Potters Fields coach park in a move which has angered opponents of the controversial scheme.
It is understood that Berkeley intends to build the three towers furthest from the river
Hoardings were erected around the site last week (Picture by Josh Bowers)
Berkeley Homes finally won planning permission for its proposed cluster of cylindrical towers in February 2006 when deputy prime minister John Prescott endorsed the verdict of the planning inspector who had heard the developer's appeal against Southwark Council's initial refusal to grant permission.
As part of the land that Berkeley proposed to build on is owned by the council which remained implacably opposed to the planned towers, local residents assumed that the only way forward was for the authority and the developer to work together – as they had pledged – to bring forward a new scheme for the whole site.
Rumours about impending construction work on the site began to circulate after hoardings were erected last week around the site on the corner of Tower Bridge Road and Tooley Street.
Berkeley Homes: "no further information"
When we asked Berkeley Homes last week to respond to the claims that they were going to press ahead with part of the scheme on the section of the site they own, their representative told us: "... we have no further information to give you on the Potters Fields site".
A council spokesman told us that "from the council's point of view, nothing has changed" since our report on the joint statement issued by Berkeley Homes and Southwark Council in October 2006 and Nick Stanton's comments to us in a pre-election interview.
The Southwark Liberal Democrat manifesto included a pledge to lead "the development of the vacant site between Potters Fields Park and Tower Bridge to include a nationally and internationally-recognised centre for arts and culture".
According to a statement released by the Pool of London Partnership Berkeley Homes intends to begin work shortly on phase 1 which includes an L-shaped building on the corner of Tower Bridge Road and Queen Elizabeth Street that has 86 designated affordable housing homes for Southwark residents, and three of the cylindrical residential towers with retail and office space on the ground floors.
The statement says that groundworks will begin early in the new year.
The former St Olave's Grammar School/Lambeth College building is also owned by Berkeley Homes which, according to the PLP, it plans to transform into a 60-bed high quality hotel.
Concerns aired at community council
The concerns of local residents about the future of the prime riverside site were raised at the meeting of Bermondsey Community Council on Monday night. Pat Varney of the Shad Thames Residents' Association asked councillors to respond to the reports on the London SE1 forum and elsewhere that Berkeley Homes planned to start work imminently.
Council leader Nick Stanton, in whose Riverside ward the site lies, said that he was still trying to seek clarification from Berkeley Homes about their activities on the site and confirmed his understanding that the developer was able under the terms of the planning permission to proceed with partial development of the overall scheme.
Cllr Stanton reiterated his belief that the site "shouldn't be defined by housing" and that there should be an international architectural competition with leading "architects vying with each other" to create a new cultural facility.
"I hope the Mayor [of London] and Berkeleys will see sense," he added, to applause from the residents attending the meeting.
Reaction to the latest twist in the saga
Alan Chapman, vice-chairman of the Shad Thames Residents' Association and a long-standing campaigner against the Berkeley development, told us that he was "very concerned" when he heard that work was about to start on the site: "I had had several conversations with Nick Stanton at the time when the ODPM decision was made known and was led to believe that the scheme would never go ahead because Southwark would not agree to the development on their part of the site.
"I understood that in all probability a deal would be done with Berkeley Homes so that Southwark would be able to develop the site with a mixed residential/cultural use. Quite clearly this has not happened."
Green Party London Assembly member and Southwark councillor Jenny Jones told the London SE1 website on Tuesday: "I am extremely disappointed that Berkeley Homes have decided to build a massive and unwanted development here, despite opposition from both the local community and the council.
"Their action shows a complete disregard for the needs of those living in the area. As a local councillor, I will be working to ensure that the part of the site belonging to Southwark Council will be used to provide open space and facilities that the whole community can use."
The Berkeley Homes scheme has been consistently opposed by local politicians including MP Simon Hughes, who said two years ago: "I am strongly of the view that it should not happen".
We have again asked Southwark Council and Berkeley Homes to comment on the statement issued by the Pool of London Partnership but no reply had been received at the time of publication. This story will be updated if further comment is forthcoming.
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Home Ontd Political "Cry Wolf News": Fearmonger Media Claims 50% of Americans Will Goose step for Trump's America
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Alt-Right is a Gigantic White Safe Space for Crying White Babies. Fear Machine to Push GOP into the White Embrace of Their New White Knights.
Ben Shapiro on how the group will take advantage of its newfound prominence.
Ben Shapiro is a conservative columnist, former Breitbart editor-at-large, and Never Trump–er who's now facing anti-Semitic threats from the alt-right. On The Gist, he spoke with Mike Pesca about Donald Trump's election and what Steve Bannon really means for this country. The interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.
Is Steve Bannon an anti-Semite?
No, I have no evidence that Steve's an anti-Semite. I think Steve's a very, very power-hungry dude who's willing to use anybody and anything in order to get ahead, and that includes making common cause with the racist, anti-Semitic alt-right.
Is that anti-Semitism?
I want to be careful about attributing personal anti-Semitism to him. I will say that it is appeasement of anti-Semitism, which in my book is certainly not a good thing.
So whatever he has in his heart, he countenances it for either political or media gain.
He certainly did with the alt-right, for sure. And that doesn't mean that Breitbart itself has been anti-Israel—it hasn't been. It's a very right-wing site when it comes to Israel. It also doesn't mean that Jews who work there, like Joel Pollak for example, have been discriminated against, because they'll say they haven't, and I wasn't when I was working there.* What it does mean is that he allowed the site to be taken over and used by a bunch of alt-right people who are not fond of Jews, are not fond of minorities.
Is this basically the comments section? I have heard him talk about how important it was to let the comments bubble up and drive the direction of the site.
I'm talking about that. I'm also talking about the relationship that he's had with some of the popularizers of the alt-right, people who wouldn't consider themselves overtly alt-right but have made a big deal out of providing popular appeal to it. People like Milo Yiannopoulos or the folks who they call the Meme Team who traffic in alt-rightness.
For folks who don't know what the alt-right is, it might be worthwhile to just sort of start at the beginning and talk about what the alt-right is—because there are a lot of these various definitions floating around, nearly all of which are wrong.
Basically, the alt-right is a group of thinkers who believe that Western civilization is inseparable from European ethnicity—which is racist, obviously. It's people who believe that if Western civilization were to take in too many people of different colors and different ethnicities and different religions, then that would necessarily involve the interior collapse of Western civilization. As you may notice, this has nothing to do with the Constitution. It has nothing to do with the Declaration of Independence. It has nothing to do actually with Western civilization. The whole principle of Western civilization is that anybody can involve himself or herself in civilized values. That's not what the alt-right believes—at least its leading thinkers, people like Richard Spencer and Jared Taylor and Vox Day. Those kind of folks will openly acknowledge that this is their thought process.
Richard Spencer was just in a big alt-right conference, and his speech ended with a bunch of arm salutes, people yelling "Sieg Heil!" and him winking and quoting in the original German, and criticizing the press using a Nazi phrase.
Yeah, they're not good people, I think that's fair to say. Those people have been given this new intellectual veneer by folks like Milo Yiannopoulos. Milo wrote this piece called "An Establishment Conservative's Guide to the Alt-Right." It was given heavy play over Breitbart, and that piece basically made the case that these are just intellectuals who have made common cause of folks like paleo-conservatives—Pat Buchanan and other folks of that ilk.
What the alt-right is trying to do, and what they've been trying to do now ever since Donald Trump came to prominence, is a couple of things. One is they've been broadening the definition of alt-right; I just wrote this piece for National Review for the print edition this week. They've been trying to broaden the definition of alt-right so they can suck people into believing they're alt-right even though they don't believe the central tenets of the alt-right. So they'll say things like, "Well if you just don't like Paul Ryan, that means you're alt-right," or "If you just like memes, that means that you're alt-right," or "If you think that the Republicans are too weak-kneed, that means you're alt-right." No, that doesn't mean that you're alt-right; it means that you're not an establishment Republican. I'm not a big Paul Ryan fan, per se, but that doesn't make me alt-right. I'm their No. 1 target, according to the Anti-Defamation League, this year.
So they've tried to broaden the definition so they can suck people into believing they're alt-right, and then make themselves seem indispensable by saying, "Look at all these alt-right people. They're all out here, and if the Republican Party pushes them to the side, then they're going to pay an electoral price for that." And then you have people winking and nodding at them because they think they're an important constituency. So it's a couple-step process, and glomming onto Trump has been part of that because Trump, I don't think, is alt-right. I don't think that Trump is particularly racist. I think he's an ignoramus. I think that more than anything, Trump is willing to pay heed to and wink at anybody who provides him even a shred of good coverage. So if the alt-right, which worships at the altar of Trump—if they provide him good coverage, he's willing to wink and nod at them and not wreck them.
How much does Steve Bannon subscribe to those notions of European centrism? At what point will he stop?
I think that Steve will stop if it becomes politically convenient for him to stop. Steve is not a deeply principled guy on politics; it's not like he's coming in with this ramrod agenda. He's coming in and he's talking about big government spending. He's talking about trillion-dollar infrastructure packages. If you had to peg Steve down on ideology or philosophy, you'd say he's sort of like a European far-right leader. He's more like Marine Le Pen or Nigel Farage than he is like a constitutional conservative. He doesn't like constitutional conservatism; he thinks that it's an obstacle in the way of building this new Third Way movement, this independent political movement that is focused on heavy spending—even some redistribution inside the country—but closed borders and tariffs for everybody outside. He calls himself an economic nationalist. They say, "Are you a white nationalist?" and he says, "No, I'm an economic nationalist." And then when he's asked about white nationalism and its effect on the far-right in Europe, he says that will sort of fade away as time goes on, and they'll legitimize. I don't think so. I've never seen a bad movement or a bad person, yet, given power and they become better people.
So you think that Bannon is using the alt-right to get his agenda passed? But do you think that the alt-right thinks it's using Bannon to get its agenda through?
Yes, and they'll say it openly—they'll say, "Bannon isn't one of us. Breitbart isn't us. Trump isn't one of us. But they're the most useful tool we've ever found."
And they're not doing that just to distract attention to the media? They really don't think that Trump is one of them, but he's a useful idiot?
I think that's right. I don't think that they sit around thinking Donald Trump reads Jared Taylor. I mean, I don't think they think Donald Trump reads books, right? They think that Donald Trump has positions. Those positions are sufficiently warm toward their positions. He's not throwing them out of the tent. And because he won't throw them out of the tent, that makes him their best ally.
You think Bannon is wrong morally to play footsie with this group. Do you think it's wrong politically?
I think it's wrong politically because I think that everyone's taking the wrong lessons, right and left, away from this election cycle.
I think on the right, people are taking it like Trump won this big, broad victory; Trump lost the popular vote by over 1 million votes, and he won by very, very narrow margins in places like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Florida. And the fact is that when all is said and done, the groups that are growing demographically in the United States are minorities, women, young people—millennials will be 40 percent of the voting population in 2020. And so if you're banking on this ever-shrinking group, the alt-right, in order to put you over the top, that seems like bad politics. It's alienating politics; it's not something that's going to help.
By the same token, I think that the left is making a huge mistake by labeling everybody on the right "alt-right." Because what they're doing is they're pushing people into the arms of the alt-right. You call people racist enough, and they begin to think OK, well, who's not calling me a racist—I'll side with that guy. So the worst thing the left can do is continue to suggest that everyone who backed Trump was a racist, sexist, bigot homophobe; everyone's evil, everyone's terrible. What they really should be doing is they should be saying, "Look, we understand one of the reasons that we lost is because Hillary Clinton was a uniquely terrible candidate"—she really was—"and because of that, we're not trying to throw you guys out of the tent. We think it was a bad choice to choose Trump, but we would sort of appeal to the better angels of your nature—that if we think he's divisive as time goes on, that you recognize that he's being divisive." I think it's a big mistake to have the left pushing the notion that they're just going to double-down on the Obama coalition and tell everybody else to go screw.
Can conservative populism succeed without playing footsie with some elements of what we now call the alt-right?
I think they can. I think the alt-right is a very, very small movement that has gained outsize credibility because they're extraordinarily loud online.
I mentioned earlier this Anti-Defamation League study that said that I was the No. 1 target of anti-Semitism in the journalistic world this year. And that's because one, I'm Jewish; two, I left Breitbart; three, I didn't back Trump. I think they said there were, between January and September, something like 20,000 anti-Semitic tweets directed at journalists. And I was the personal recipient of 7,400 of them. So the top 10 was me by a landslide, and then a bunch of people coming in behind. They traced virtually all of these tweets, or a huge percentage of these tweets, to 1,600 accounts.
So it's a very small but vocal group, and they're making their presence felt using the echo chambers of Twitter and Facebook and online. And they're waiting for the left to overplay its hand. And that's what the left needs to not do.
I've been as critical of Steve Bannon as anybody in the media. I was the first critic of Bannon because when I left Breitbart in March, I specifically named Bannon as a nefarious influence at Breitbart, by name. And yet, I was forced last week to defend Steve Bannon. I think that he's a terrible person. But because the left can't just say, "This is a guy who made way for the alt-right, which is quite terrible, and he's doing a real disservice to the nature of the country by doing so." The left had to accuse him personally of racism and anti-Semitism, and they had to overstep. This is the big mistake.
You want to empower the alt-right? Keep overstepping. Again, it's the overstepping by the left that's driving people into this almost white tribalism. It's really negative. I hate tribalism on all sides—I hate it on the left and I hate it on the right—and what I'm seeing is that increase across the board.
When you were at Breitbart, how much did you look around how much did what you see bother you? Before you quit, how much was it weighing on you?
The Trump move bothered me because it looked to me like a sellout of any sort of conservative principle on behalf of a guy who Andrew Breitbart rightly called in 2011—when I was wrong about Trump, he was rightly calling Trump a clown in 2011. So I thought that that was disturbing. I didn't follow the comments section too much, because you guys know from being online, following comments sections is a quick way to the asylum. So I really didn't spend a lot of time messing around in the comments, if any. I heard the rumors that the comments sections had become an alt-right cesspool, but I didn't pay attention to it too much. The real obvious shift, to me, in terms of content, came after I left. I declared that I was #NeverTrump on Breitbart, actually, and then three weeks later was the Michelle Fields incident, and I left over that.
She was the reporter who was grabbed by Corey Lewandowski in Florida. And she was a Breitbart reporter, and Breitbart did not stand by her at all.
Not only did they not stand by her, they undercut her. They ran a piece suggesting that it never could have happened the way that she said it happened, and then they still have columnists at their website who claim that the whole thing was a hoax set up by me and Michelle and Ben Terris from the Washington Post—we got together in a dark room and decided to come up with the worst conspiracy in human history.* This kind of stuff is crap, obviously.
But to me, the major public move in favor of the alt-right came after I left. Not to be self-centered, but I think part of it had to do with the fact that I was one of the biggest-name writers on the site, just in terms of social media following. And after I left, they looked around at their staff, and they said, "Who can we elevate?" The next biggest name was Yiannopoulos. And so two weeks later, they come out with that alt-right piece glorifying Richard Spencer and such.
What was your relationship with Milo Yiannopoulos then, and what is it now?
I never had a relationship with Milo. We sort of would joke around with each other online. I thought that he was kind of—he's a provocateur, so like all provocateurs, he did some stuff that was funny and some stuff I thought that was over-the-top. But I thought he was doing some stuff that was interesting, if over-the-top.
And then there was a breaking point where he said the Constitution and conservatism were done, and it was going to be replaced by this new rising alt-right movement that didn't care about the Constitution—you're cucks, you're losers, all the rest of this stuff. And then it gradually got worse, to the point where, when my second kid was born in May, Milo—who pretends that he's not alt-right—sent a tweet at me with a picture of a black kid. Because the way that this works is that if you are not alt-right, if you're anti-Trump, then according to the alt-right you must be what they call a "cuck"—for those who don't follow this sort of stuff—because you have two brain cells to rub together. Cuck, according to the alt-right, means that you're a white person who wants to watch his wife have sex with a black man, right? Because you're poisoning the racial stock of the United States, so you want your own racial stock "poisoned." I always found the whole thing bewildering. I'm not interested in my wife having sex with a man of any race; I'm not sure why a black guy would be significantly worse, just overall! It seems pretty terrible all the way through.
That's a little nuance I hadn't really thought of. They'd be OK with the white man having sex with their wife? Again, one of those not-too-well-thought-out aspects.
As long as he's a pure Aryan shtupping your wife, then you're fine. The whole thing is—that's asinine. But he tweeted a picture of a black baby of me on the day that my son was born because I'm a cuck, because I didn't back Trump. As soon as Milo was banned from Twitter—by the way, I don't favor bans on Twitter generally. Twitter's a private company, and it can do what it wants, but I don't like people getting banned on Twitter unless there's active harassment. I think it's dangerous territory. But I can say this: When Milo was thrown off of Twitter, 70 percent of the anti-Semitism in my feed disappeared immediately.
If one wants to oppose what one perceives as some of the possible excesses of the Trump presidency, what is the best way, knowing what you know about Bannon and Breitbart and the alt-right, to oppose those aspects that I'm certain almost all of the listeners on my show would want to oppose?
I understand why people are concerned about Trump being president; I'm concerned about Trump being president. I think that it's up to everybody to hold him accountable. But if you're asking what's going to impact policy? As I said to Charles Blow on CNN, please do not turn everything up to 11. Everybody's going deaf. If you're all going to go nuts over a Hamilton tweet, wait until he's using the White House to do business for Trump Inc. Look at what his people want. And I'm not talking about the alt-right; the alt-right is going to back him no matter what. I'm talking about the traditional Republican voter who wants to see him do certain things. Watch where he commits a heresy and then say, "If the shoe were on the other foot and this were Obama, you'd be ticked."
So for example, if Barack Obama went to an event, was booed, and then started tweeting about how terrible the event was and how all the people should shut up and apologize, you'd be ticked. It wouldn't mean that he was censoring anything, but you'd be ticked, and you'd have a right to be ticked.
The same thing is true for some of the Trump business reports. There's a report today that may or may not be verified—we're still finding out—about him trying to hit up the president of Argentina for a special favor on Trump Tower. I don't know if that's true or not, but we do know, according to the Washington Post, that Trump Hotel representatives have been telling ambassadors to use Trump Hotels when they come to town. That's a serious conflict, obviously.
I think that the more the left focuses on the things that are actually serious regardless of your politics—like corruption, like policies that are self-directed, that kind of stuff—that will have more of an impact than just going around shouting, "Racist, racist, racist!" I think one of the big problems here is that if you called Mitt Romney a racist in 2012—as Bill Maher said, if you turned it all the way up to 11 for Mitt Romney—it's very difficult for people to hear you when you turn it up to 12 for Trump.
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Characium indicum R.J.Patel & Isabella
Empire Eukaryota
Infrakingdom Chlorophyta infrakingdom
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Characium indicum R.J.Patel & Isabella 1979: 78, fig. 1 (as 'Characium indicum R.J.Patel & Isabella' )
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31 Chimera Subjugation (3)
"Okay, now that all that's done, June, can you let Johann know that the Calamity quest is complete?" Seran turned to June, who was still in the hand mirror held by Theodore.
"Well, I guess making the Alpha Chimera into a contracted beast would still count as subjugation... so I'll pass it on. What are you going to do with them now?" June, to Theodore's worry and amazement, was only mildly fazed by what the white-haired demigod managed to do, as it had become pretty normal by now.
"I'm going to send them to Greenwood Town. They can make themselves comfortable in the forest nearby until I get back to make dens for them. It'd be better to have them stay there where there's at least someone capable of restraining them if necessary."
"Right, Lady Eleanor is certainly capable of that..." After sighing and agreeing with Seran's decision, June told Theodore to be careful and follow the little demigod on his next journey.
"Wait, what's his next quest? It sounds serious if he needs us to follow behind him, considering his power." Theodore was very quick to realize the inherent problem with them following along with the all-mighty demigod. He had absolutely no need for them earlier, so why would he need them now?
Seran cut in to answer that question, "Undead horde subjugation. The situation in Blood-Bone Cemetery has been left unchecked for too long, and it's suspected that there is not only at least a hundred thousand undead, but multiple A-ranks, and, most terrifyingly, an Elder Lich of S-rank." His tone and expression emphasized the gravity of the quest.
"Elder Lich!? Those things are worse than a full-grown Dragon! No wonder you need help..."
"Not entirely. I'm going in alone, as per my usual methods. The problem is that I don't know if any will escape while I'm doing my extermination run. Since there are several undead specialists amongst you, I decided to deal with the Calamity quest first so I could get some specialists to defend the outer perimeter." He walked over and calmly said to the male guild-master, "I'd like for you to ask the others, but tell them it's their choice above all. You just lost two years of time, so if you need to recover, it's fine. Those who want to come along, I will make it worth your while. You have my word."
Theodore was stunned momentarily, thinking about just what he wanted to do. As Seran had said, he'd just lost two whole years of time, leaving so much for him to have to readjust to. On the other hand, the Elder Lich was such a massive problem that it was hard to leave it alone. Yet, the demigod had promised a payment worthy of the quest, even if it was only outer perimeter defense. However, the Grandmaster Pyromancer found his resolve, his eyes shining with determination, "I'm going along with you. I can't just sit by and do nothing when something so important is being left to a ten-year-old, no matter how strong. I'm not the best of the undead specialists here, not by a long shot, but my fire magic is second to none, and flames are one of the strongest counters to the undead."
"Thank you. It'll make it much easier for me, knowing that there is at least one person ready to keep the undead from escaping." Seran had a smile as he solemnly gave his thanks to the fire mage, who then bowed slightly before walking over to the group of adventurers. The mirror had gone dark now, as June had closed the connection so as to call Johann. The white-haired boy looked to the sky and sighed, "This is going to be one rough day, huh?"
Two hours went by in a flash as Seran rocketed through the sky towards Blood-Bone Cemetery, going more than 10 times the speed of sound and blasting clouds out of the way. He couldn't afford to wait much longer, as the situation only continued to get worse the longer it was left alone. Blood-Bone Cemetery was almost four countries away from Chimera Hollow, a distance that would take weeks to cross even at the fastest speed others had. Still, Seran wasn't like others. He'd already crossed 3 countries and was closing in on the dark and gloomy valley shrouded in black fog that held the A-Rank Danger Zone.
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Earlier that day, he'd sent the three Chimera siblings via teleportation to the forest next to Greenwood Town, telling them to be quiet and not get into any trouble. If someone notices, make sure to tell them that the three of them are now part of Greenwood Town, by his order. Once that was sorted, he'd used powerful space magic to make an alternate dimension that held the thirty-three adventurers who had agreed to follow along. While it was a massive space, more than enough to fit four of Lightwood Fortress inside, it wasn't locked in place as it was supposed to be. Instead, Seran had it anchored to a large gemstone he'd gotten in the Primeval Forest, from one of the elders of the elves. This way, he could carry all 33 of them safely and not have to worry about the space breaking apart due to it not being anchored down.
Other than Theodore, Adrianna Skybreaker had immediately agreed to go along, saying it was her duty as a Paladin to cleanse the undead. The Undead Hunter Company also agreed after some discussion. The others who tagged along were the elf mage who'd used the seal spell, the half-demon, several fire specialists, two High Priests, and the female Bishop. Priests were indispensable for dealing with the undead, as many had corpse poisons that would render normal healing spells useless. Only the powerful healers that were the Priests could fully heal injuries caused by the undead.
Seran began to slow down and glided over several small mountains to alight atop a tree. "Gods above, I can see the undead from here without even focusing." Though he was powerful, dealing with such numerous amounts of the undead is certainly frightening for anyone.
From where he was standing, the valley that was his destination could be seen, but it wasn't very clear due to the fog. Through it, even a villager would be able to see shining metal and bones so tightly packed together that it looked like a nightmarish sea of death. Just at a glance, C-rank zombies and skeleton soldiers smashed against each other, a throng of deathly wails and groans, clattering bones and crashing steel. A menagerie of equipment was used by the host of death, some of which was ancient beyond recognition, and some beyond repair.
"Hoo... this is gonna suck." Seran used Nature Magic's second version to relocate several trees into a formation he had devised. Marking the trees with runes, he activated a new array that would force the undead to only be able to escape from one direction: towards the eastern end of the valley. He then floated down and released the 33 adventurers into the space behind him before saying, "Welcome to the nightmare that is Blood-Bone Cemetery."
Unsurprisingly, the insane amount of zombies and skeletons caused even the best of them to go pale with fear, but the quickest to respond were the three Priests, who quickly cast [Holy Sanctuary], an area-of-effect spell that created a massive rectangular space filled with holy light. With the aid of the holy magic, the potent undeath fear was reduced by a lot.
Adrianna, who held aloft her heavy hammer and shield, shouted, "Do not fear the undead! Let them fear our strengths instead!" A Paladin's biggest role was as a tank, but it was often overlooked that it was also one of the best at rallying one's allies against the undead. It even had a passive job ability that empowered companions so long as the Paladin still stood. For this task, Adrianna was just as important as the Priests.
Seran grinned seeing their quick reactions, "As I expected of professional A-rank adventurers." He cracked his neck and stretched his body, "Alright, you guys can prepare yourselves. Let me know when you're ready to get started."


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Brother of D.C. Tax Fraud Ringleader Sent to Prison
Conspiracy led to $48M loss for District
Published November 4, 2008 • Updated on November 4, 2008 at 1:39 pm
The brother of the ringleader of a conspiracy that drained $48 million from the D.C. treasury is going to prison.
Richard Walters, 49, of Bowie, Md., was sentenced Tuesday in federal court in Greenbelt to four years and three months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release.
Walters, the brother of Harriette Walters, a former manager in the D.C. tax office, pleaded guilty to receipt of stolen property and conspiracy to commit money laundering.
Prosecutors said Richard Walters deposited fraudulent property tax refunds generated by his sister into an account for his plumbing business.
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Harriette Walters, who also pleaded guilty, is expected to be sentenced to 15 to 18 years in prison.
Judge Alexander Williams Jr. also ordered Richard Walters forfeit $4,900,199 and, in order to satisfy such money judgment, to forfeit a home in the Virgin Islands, two homes in Bowie, a 2005 Bentley, four other vehicles, jewelry and monies held in several bank accounts.
"Richard Walters and Harriette Walters deposited 15 District of Columbia government checks totaling almost $5 million into a bank account in the name of his plumbing business over a period of six years," U.S. Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein said. "We will seek the forfeiture of all criminal proceeds and property purchased with stolen money because victims deserve restitution and criminals must not be permitted to profit from their crimes."
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