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We may review all Demographic Data. We may use Public Information to enable other users to search Your profile, to determine whether Your trip details fit other user's requirements, and to communicate with You. We may use Demographic Information to tailor the UDispatch Platform and communications to Your interests. We may also share Demographic Information with advertisers on an anonymous and aggregated basis (i.e., without telling the advertisers Your identity). One of the reasons We may do this is to increase the likelihood that Our advertisers' goods and services will appeal to You as a user of the UDispatch Platform. Our sharing of Demographic Information with advertisers is anonymous (i.e., We do not tell advertisers which particular UDispatch Users are members of which demographic groups), subject to the stipulations stated in this Privacy Policy. We reiterate, however, that if You respond to a demographically-targeted ad and decide to give the advertiser Your Personal Information, then the advertiser may be able to identify You as being a member of that demographic group.
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UDispatch employs staff dedicated to maintaining Our Privacy Policy as set forth herein and other privacy initiatives, periodically reviewing Web Security and making sure that every UDispatch employee is aware of Our security practices.
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UDispatch has security measures in place to protect against the loss, misuse and alteration of the information under Our control. Your information may be transferred to and maintained on computer networks which may be located outside of the state, province, country or other governmental jurisdiction in which You reside, and the country or jurisdiction in which these computer networks are located may not have privacy laws as protective as the laws in Your country or jurisdiction.
The UDispatch Platform may contain links to other websites. We are of course not responsible for the privacy practices of other web sites. We encourage Our Users to be aware when they leave the UDispatch Platform to read the privacy statements of each and every website that collects personally identifiable information before using them.
This Privacy Policy applies solely to information collected by the UDispatch Platform.
Information Retention
To preserve the integrity of Our databases, standard procedure calls for Us to retain information submitted by members for an indefinite length of time. UDispatch understands Your submissions as consent to store all Your information in one place for this indefinite length of time, if We so wish. If required by law, as is the case to comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), We will nullify member information by erasing it from Our database. We will also respond to written member requests to nullify account information. Also, by using the UDispatch Platform, You do hereby represent and warrant that You understand and agree that all information submitted by You through the UDispatch Platform or otherwise to UDispatch becomes the property of UDispatch and may be used in the sole discretion of UDispatch in accordance with this Privacy Policy and the Terms and Conditions.
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Changing Our Privacy Policy for Previously Gathered Information
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Special Cases in Which We Share Personal Information
Your Personal Information may be passed on to a Third Party in the event of a transfer of ownership or assets, or a bankruptcy.
We may also disclose Personal Information when We determine that such disclosure is necessary to comply with applicable law, to cooperate with law enforcement or to protect the interests and safety of UDispatch and visitors to the UDispatch Platform.
We may also disclose Your Personal Information to Our subsidiary and parent companies and businesses, Shippers, Carriers, website and application developers, hosting companies, maintenance, and other services, as well as other affiliated legal entities and businesses with whom We are under common corporate control.
We also reserve the right to disclose Your information that We believe, in good faith, is appropriate or necessary to (i) take precautions against liability, (ii) protect Ourselves or others from fraudulent, abusive, or unlawful uses or activity, (iii) investigate and defend Ourselves against any Third Party claims or allegations, (iv) protect the security or integrity of the Service and any facilities or equipment used to make the Service available, or (v) protect Our property or other legal rights (including, but not limited to enforcement of Our agreements), or the rights, property, or safety of others.
Whenever Personal Information is disclosed under the terms of the above paragraph, We may also disclose Your Demographic Information along with it, on a non-anonymous basis. All of Our parent, subsidiary, and affiliated legal entities and businesses that receive Your Personal Information or non-anonymous Demographic Information from Us will comply with the terms of this Privacy Policy with respect to their use and disclosure of such information.
Please contact Us with any questions or comments about this Policy, Your Personal Data, Our use and disclosure practices, or Your consent choices by email at [email protected].


These German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft (Flak) Binoculars were designed by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company. Busch was a pioneer of modern-day photography, the first to design and produce remarkable anastigmatic lenses – lenses that correct for spherical aberration. Zeiss Flak glass optics were used by the Second World War German military as an anti-aircraft rangefinder on land as well as on ships to track incoming aircraft. This type of anti-aircraft binocular was used atop German concrete towers or flak towers that were built around major cities like Berlin. These optical wonders come on a striking tripod mount.


At the Rayya Spa we recognise each client is unique and create bespoke spa journeys that will have a lasting effect, beyond your visit. Our locally inspired treatments have been developed to provide the most natural, personalised wellness and spa experiences imaginable in an idyllic destination designed for true relaxation and rejuvenation.
From pampering individual treatments to luxurious spa packages, Rayya Spa offers an extensive menu featuring a wide variety of treatments and rituals. From exceptional massages and facials, to detoxification therapies and anti-aging treatments, our skilled therapists utilise ancient wellness techniques, with only organic, toxin-free products, complemented by the latest spa technology, to achieve optimum results.
Rayya prides itself on being unique throughout. Holistic wellbeing is the foundation of your time spent with us and our enchanting treatments are specially developed to ensure love and care shine through in the details.
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Our unique selection of spa treatments has been carefully crafted with wellbeing and relaxation at their core. Using only natural products that help rebalance, revitalise and soothe, from top to toe, our therapies and rituals offer inner wellness and boundless bliss.


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Andino was a small automobile manufacturer around 1967 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Andino built sports coupés using Renault engines.

External links
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Manufacturing companies based in Buenos Aires
Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of Argentina

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Sweet, juicy and ripe, this marvelous melon fragrance smells like a bowl of freshly sliced honeydew. Our Wax Melt package contains six 1 oz melts, all in the same fragrance. They can be used in wax melters and warmers.


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Q: Why does the print output differ The output of the print function differs based on its placement in the code, that much is clear to me.
However I can not conclude why it does that.
1.
fruits = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]
for x in fruits:
  if x == "banana":
    continue
  print(x)

2.
fruits = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]
for x in fruits:
  if x == "banana":
    continue
    print(x)

3.
fruits = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]
for x in fruits:
  if x == "banana":
    continue
print(x)

Number 1 will output apple and cherry while Number 2 will print nothing and Number 3 will print only cherry.
I do understand that continue will skip the loop for banana and therefore not print it, yet I"m not sure why 2. print nothing and 3. prints cherry.

A: In 3, the print(x) is not part of the loop. So it prints whatever the last value of x was(cherry).
In 2, the print(x) is never executed since it's just after a continue - which makes the control go to the top of the loop.

A: The print() in number 2 is unreachable, as it is behind the continue and will never be executed.

A: In 1.
Every fruit is printed except banana. Because as x equals banana, the if statement becomes true, and that iteration is skipped,the control doesn't move to print statement. Here the print is outside if but inside a for loop. This prints each value unless a continue statement is there.
In 2.
The print is inside if  statement. So only if x==banana then it tries to print but before that is continue!  So the rest code is skipped before print statement.
In 3.
The print is outside the for-loop. So after the for loop finishes the value of X which is cherry is printed.(as it is last value in list)

A: In the first case the print statement is inside the "for" loop but outside the "if" statement (which does nothing) so the output is:
"apple"
"banana"
"cherry"

In the second case the print is inside the "IF" but it is following the "continue" statement (instruction that exits the execution of the script from the "if".) : it will never be executed.
If you want the variable to be printed in case 2 contains "banana" you must delete the continue statement, or write it after the print statement
In the third case the print statement is outside the "FOR" cycle and prints the contents of the last assignment to the "X" variable - in this case "cherry".

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Q: Number of instructions in JVM I was asked the following question in an exam today. I still don't know the answer.
Java uses stack for byte code in JVM. Each instruction is of one byte, so how many such instructions (per byte code) are possible in an operating system.
All I know is that the stack is 32 bits wide. Can anybody help me (I am a beginner in JVM)?

A: The expected answer was almost certainly 256, because there are 256 possible values of a byte.
This of course has nothing to do with the actual JVM instruction set. The number of possible instructions can vary anywhere from a couple dozen to an exponentially large number depending on how you count.
The actual JVM instruction set has many unused opcodes, one opcode that conceptually represent more than one instruction, and many instructions that can be encoded in tons of different ways with multiple different opcodes. Many instructions are more than one byte, with a couple that can be up to 64kb long. And that isn't even getting into stuff like how you count the wide prefix.


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#include "Ticker.h"

Ticker::Ticker(fptr callback, uint32_t timer, uint32_t repeat, resolution_t resolution) {
	this->resolution = resolution;
	if (resolution == MICROS) timer = timer * 1000;
	this->timer = timer;
	this->repeat = repeat;
	this->callback = callback;
	enabled = false;
	lastTime = 0;
	counts = 0;
	}

Ticker::~Ticker() {}

void Ticker::start() {
	if (callback == NULL) return;
	if (resolution == MILLIS) lastTime = millis();
	else lastTime = micros();
	enabled = true;
	counts = 0;
	status = RUNNING;
	}

void Ticker::resume() {
	if (callback == NULL) return;
	if (resolution == MILLIS) lastTime = millis() - diffTime;
	else lastTime = micros() - diffTime;
	if (status == STOPPED) counts = 0;
	enabled = true;
	status = RUNNING;
	}

void Ticker::stop() {
	enabled = false;
	counts = 0;
	status = STOPPED;
	}

void Ticker::pause() {
	if (resolution == MILLIS) diffTime = millis() - lastTime;
	else diffTime = micros() - lastTime;
	enabled = false;
	status = PAUSED;
	}

void Ticker::update() {
	if (tick()) callback();
	}

bool Ticker::tick() {
	if (!enabled)	return false;
	uint32_t currentTime = (resolution == MILLIS) ? millis() : micros();
 	if ((currentTime - lastTime) >= timer) {
 		lastTime = currentTime;
 		if (repeat - counts == 1 && counts != 0xFFFFFFFF) {
			enabled = false;
			status = STOPPED;
			}
		counts++;
 		return true;
 		}
	return false;
	}

void Ticker::interval(uint32_t timer) {
	if (resolution == MICROS) timer *= 1000;
	this->timer = timer;
	}

uint32_t Ticker::interval() {
	if (resolution == MILLIS) return timer / 1000;
	else return timer;
	}

uint32_t Ticker::elapsed() {
	if (resolution == MILLIS) return millis() - lastTime;
	else return micros() - lastTime;
	}

uint32_t Ticker::remaining() {
	return timer - elapsed();
	}

status_t Ticker::state() {
	return status;
	}

uint32_t Ticker::counter() {
	return counts;
	}

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I left Maputo for Pretoria last week Saturday. Naturally, I delayed until 11:10 am to take off. Mr V did that quick car service he always does before I leave home. Water...check; oil...check; tyres... with a worried look on his face... "I think this tyre is not bad but when you get to Pretoria, get it checked at a tyre place".
Arms folded from a distance, I give a smile and think, "you are an angel". After assuring my son I will be back with the full page list of toys he demands, I took off to my first home, Pretoria. I hate driving but I'm looking forward to Mpumalanga's fresh air and nice landscape.
Crossing the border is definitely the worst part of my travelling. No queuing both sides, I am so tired and sleepy and I'm still in Mozambique. I call Mr V (I always call at the border) and he "orders" me to stop by KFC just after the border to rest. A call again immediately we dropped; "no, rather stop at Sasol garage, it will be easier to join the road later, KFC is on the wrong side". Will men ever stop thinking for us. Not complaining though as my mind is so lazy.
Everyone can change a tyre right? I try to smile at a few passing motorists; not working. I take out the spare wheel which leaves my hands totally filthy. That was the scariest part. Cautious of my white tracksuit, I decide to smile to motorists some more. Meanwhile, my tyre changing girlfriend and Mr V's friend are on their way. Just as I thought I should just wait and keep busy with my calls, a car full of men pulls off. Its 5 men to be exact. I've never been so glad to see 5 men in my life. I just thought to myself... I've changed my mind, I need men in my life.
I always appreciate men's ability to mow lawns, take out the trash, open tight jars, but never thought I need them beyond that, (except for Mr V). You know what? Men are an essential accessory from now onwards. Everyone was saying I must be careful of strangers. Its true but I was stuck near the darkest forest I ever saw and the insurance people would probably take longer than my friend who was 6+6 minutes away from me. At that moment all I wanted was help in any shape or form.
Those guys were so excited, like all men would be when they meet a girl with no clue how to survive in the men's world. They proudly kept saying "driving is not for women". Me, not bothered. I don't want to start a debate that will delay their important work of changing a tyre. I just smiled and thought I really need men in my life. 5 of them, to change my tyre. And 6 minutes later I was home, safe. Men, ROCK.


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Colin Tilley's video for Kendrick Lamar's "Alright"
Kendrick Lamar is from Compton, but Colin Tilley, the director of the music video for Lamar's song "Alright" — which was nominated for four MTV Video Music Awards and was performed by the artist at the 2016 Grammy Awards — is Berkeley-born and -raised.
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Is he diaphragm-worthy? It may not even matter.
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John Yoo, former Attorney General John Ashcroft, and the Vice President's Chief of Staff David Addington have now all declined to testify before the House Judiciary Committee on the White House's interrogation policies. Committee Chairman John Conyers first responded to their objections, and now has threatened to issue subpoenas.
"I will have no choice," Conyers says, "but to consider the use of compulsory process." Stay tuned.


Browse the article Is there such a thing as the seven-year itch?
Marilyn Monroe in "The Seven Year Itch"
In 1955, Marilyn Monroe created cinematic history when she stepped on a subway grate. A gust of air from the train below lifted the bombshell's billowy white dress, which she coquettishly tried to keep in place. Decades later, that iconic scene from "The Seven Year Itch" is still being recreated or acknowledged in a host of films and television programs.
That famous scene isn't the only legacy of the film. The theory behind the title -- that a married person gets the urge to cheat or leave the marriage after seven years -- has become an ubiquitous term in marital counseling, women's magazines and popular culture. Before 1952, however, when "The Seven Year Itch" premiered on Broadway, someone complaining of a seven-year itch probably had an uncomfortable skin disease like poison ivy or scabies, not a relationship problem.
Writer George Axelrod heard the term "seven-year itch" from a comedian who specialized in jokes about hillbillies, farm animals and ugly girls. Regarding one particular unsightly girl, the comedian claimed that he could tell she was over the age of 21 because she'd had the seven-year itch four times. Axelrod didn't think it was a particularly funny line -- he called it "hideous" to writer William Safire in 1992 -- but it was stuck in his head when he was searching for a title for his play about a man considering an affair while his wife was away [source: Safire]. Before Axelrod settled on that title, the main character had been married 10 years, not seven.
But seven had a better ring to it than 10, so Axelrod changed the script. The main character encounters the idea of the seven-year itch when he proofreads a book by a psychiatrist who claims that a high percentage of men stray during their seventh year of marriage. In other words, we have a fictional psychiatrist, an American playwright and a hillbilly comedian to thank for the idea of the seven-year itch. The question is, did they accidentally stumble on a real phenomenon? Or is the idea that men stray at seven years just a lot of hot air -- the kind that blew up Marilyn's skirt?
To determine if there's something suspicious about the seventh year of marriage, researchers have turned to statistics about marital length and surveys about marital satisfaction. In the United States, the median duration of marriages that end is just over seven years, which would seem to support the idea of a seven-year itch.
But while seven years is a median marker for marriages in the United States, researchers have noted that a significant number of marriages in this country dissolve after just two, three or four years. A 2007 study found that couples who had been married less than three years were significantly happier than the ones that had been married between four and six years [source: Roberts]. In 1999, researcher Lawrence Kurdek found that there were two major declines in a 10-year marriage -- one at seven or eight years, which appeared to be further proof of a seven-year itch, but another one at year four [source: Berger]. Year four, Kurdek hypothesized, might be the point at which the honeymoon effect had waned, giving way to boredom with the relationship.
Anthropologist Helen Fisher has a different theory as to why the four-year mark is significant. Historically, she claims, humans gave birth every four years. We were driven, therefore, to couple up for four years -- enough time to have a child and raise it through infancy. After that, according to Fisher, men and women might have a biological drive to get bored with a relationship and seek a new partner for childbearing. By having children with more than one person, parents could increase the genetic diversity in their offspring, which increased the chances that at least one of their children would survive [source: Fisher].
Fisher also notes that marrying for romance is a relatively new phenomenon, and that we live much longer today than we used to. Perhaps, as she and other researchers have speculated, we simply aren't meant to be together for this long a lifetime. But even the researchers who have produced the most dismal statistics about marital happiness say there's a positive takeaway: If you know that boredom is a downfall of relationships at various points, then you can take the steps necessary to keep romance alive and marital dullness away. Trying new things and exploring new places with your sweetheart may be the key to ensuring that there's no itch to scratch.
In 2007, Bavarian politician Gabriele Pauli garnered headlines by suggesting that German marriages should expire after seven years. If couples wanted to renew the marriage for another seven years, they could. Pauli argued that allowing marriages to expire would be better for the country than a high divorce rate [source: Boyes]. However, this proposal was met with criticism from Pauli's own party, the conservative Christian Social Union (CSU).


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Q: SATA M.2 drive on non NVMe enabled bios Can you boot a SATA M.2 drive from old mainboard?
The thing is, that I don't use this SATA M.2 anymore for my drive, and wanted to put it to my NAS box.
But I know for sure, that my NAS box doesn't support NVMe, yet. No NVMe slot whatsoever. I can buy an adapter, but I need to make sure before I proceed that my BIOS will be able to boot from it.
The M.2 card that I need to move is Samsung 850 Evo M.2 SATA3. As for NAS box, it is a repurposed old AMD AM3 mainboard. Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 (rev 4.1). UEFI is supported, but no NVMe as of yet.
Thank you

A: The adapter or card you purchase would have to support booting, and the main board would have to support booting to that device. A normal, old, desktop computer board won't likely offer this function.

A: The key part here is that your M.2 drive is a SATA one, not NVMe.
In this case, the only thing you'll need is a connector adapter that can convert the unified M.2 connector into separate SATA power and data connectors. For example, this Delock product #62559 should work.
Since the drive has a regular SATA interface, once the connector incompatibility is solved, it should behave just like a regular SATA SSD - also for booting.
This picture from Wikipedia describes the three possible methods for using a M.2 connector for storage. Since your drive is definitely not a NVMe drive, the blue "SATA Express/NVM Express" path does not apply to you.
As far as I understand, your case would be described by the red "Legacy SATA" path. In this case, a simple connector adapter can do the job just fine.
The only possible problem would be if the drive was designed to use the yellow "SATA Express/AHCI" path. In other words, these drives connect to the PCIe part of the M.2 interface, but then provide their own AHCI SATA controller on-board. I haven't seen these for sale anywhere. You would need these only if you had a M.2 slot with no SATA connectivity - and I've never seen such a slot.
I'm guessing the yellow path has in practice turned out to be a very rare special case. It's more expensive to manufacture than the "Legacy SATA" case, and still has the performance disadvantages of SATA, so I can see why the manufacturers would want to avoid the yellow path.
(Some motherboards have M.2 slots with SATA connectivity only, and these can only take the "Legacy SATA" style M.2 drives. These tend to be the earliest adopters of M.2 or low-end motherboards that prominently proclaim the M.2 slot but don't mention NVMe at all.)


The changes for the 2011 season described earlier have been implemented and were introduced this evening. If you spot any problems please let me know. Barring any problems the API will now remain unchanged for the remainder of the year. Happy coding!
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This is a really great addition to the API, thanks very much.


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What a difference a dividend makes.
Often, when we talk about how the market or even a single stock is performing, we point to the change in price—but calculating returns isn't always so simple. When a company pays a dividend, you should factor that in, too. For a fund or index made up of hundreds of different stocks, you should include dividends from all the companies that pay them. That can dramatically alter returns.
Not impressed by a two-point difference? Let's talk dollars. If you invest $1,000 and get an average 4.7 percent return, you'd have $1,583 after 10 years. With an annual 6.9 percent return, you'd net $1,949. So for literally zero additional effort, you'd make an additional $366.
Remind me: What are dividends, again?
Companies have been paying dividends for about as long as they've been issuing stocks, starting with the first publically traded company, the United East India Company. The periodic payouts give certain shareholders an extra cut of company earnings—like a little bonus alongside returns on shares.
Why would companies do that?
To attract investors like you. Plenty of people appreciate a little cash in hand to help dampen the risk of relying on returns. Even if prices are going down, a company may continue paying out dividends.
Take General Electric, for example. Back in June 2007, its price was around $38, but has since dropped to around $27—or nearly 29 percent lower. Ouch. However, the company continued to pay dividends throughout the past decade, though it did cut its annual dividend a couple of times, from $1.24 in 2008 to $0.82 in 2009 and then to $0.42 in 2010 (after regularly upping dividends for years before).
The small payout helped take the sting out of the company's losses and actually resulted in a slight gain for investors. The adjusted stock price, which accounts for dividends (as well as stock splits), was about $26.60 at the end of June 2007. So if you'd invested $1,000 in GE then, you'd have about $1,160 at the end of June 2017.
Why do they make such a big difference in returns?
The trick is in reinvesting. Automatically putting the payout back into the stock forces you to keep adding to your investment, and mimics the advantages of dollar-cost averaging: You're buying more shares when the stock price is low and fewer shares when it's high, which may help maximize your gains.
So should I only invest in dividend-paying stocks?
Plus, if you only invest in dividend-paying stocks, you're not diversifying well. Most companies that pay dividends tend to be bigger, stable institutions that can afford to share the wealth. Typically, they're not expecting any of the heady growth you might find with a smaller or newer company, so you may be trading bigger future returns for current dividends. Also, paying dividends is more common in certain sectors, like utilities and telecomms. Focusing on those companies may lead you to pile too much of your portfolio into the same category.
Still, having some dividend-paying stocks in your portfolio can give you a nice boost. "It's like a little icing on the cake," Dias says.


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package gov.nih.nci.cdmsconnector.domain.adapter;

import gov.nih.nci.cdmsconnector.domain.Study;

import java.util.Set;

public interface GetStudyCDEsAdapter <Request, Response>{

	public gov.nih.nci.cdmsconnector.domain.GetStudyCDEsRequest mapGetStudyCDEsRequest(
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	public Response createGetStudyCDEsResponse(Set<Study> studies);

}


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16-30 September 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline
Part One with 1-15 September 201 Timeline Here.
September is over and it's time to analyze this month from an Information Security perspective with the second part of the Cyber Attack Timeline.
Probably this month will be remembered for the massive outage of six U.S. Banks (Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo and PNC ) caused by a wave of DDoS attack carried on by alleged Muslim hackers in retaliation for the infamous movie (maybe this term is exaggerated) "The Innocence of Muslims".
China has confirmed its intense activity inside the Cyber space. Alleged (state-sponsored?) Chinese hackers were allegedly behind the attack to Telvent, whose project files of its core product OASyS SCADA were stolen after a breach, and also behind a thwarted spear-phishing cyber attack against the White House.
Adobe suffered a high-profile breach which caused a build server to be compromised with the consequent theft of a certificate key used to sign two malware strains found on the wild (with the consequent necessary revoke of the compromised key affecting approximately 1,100 files).
Last but not least, the Hacktivism fever has apparently dropped. September has offered some attacks on the wake of the #OpFreeAssange campaign, and a new wave of attacks at the end of the month after the global protests set for September, the 29th, under the hashtag of #29s.
If you want to have an idea of how fragile our data are inside the cyberspace, have a look at the timelines of the main Cyber Attacks in 2011 and 2012 and the related statistics (regularly updated), and follow @paulsparrows on Twitter for the latest updates.
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It just looks like attackers are enjoying the beginning of the Summer, since the first half of June confirms the decreasing trends.
The controversial 2014 World Cup has revived the hacktivists, and in particular the Anonymous collective who kicked off the Operation OpWorldCup, targeting Brazilian Governmental institutions and Sponsors of the World Cup.
Looking at the Cyber Crime, the most remarkable event of the month is the extortion attempt against Belgian and French customers of Domino's Pizza (650,000 users affected). It is also worth to mention the wave of DDoS attacks against Feedly and Evernote, in the first case motivated by extortion, and also the compromising of a US Army database in South Korea.
Last but not least, chronicle report the details of two Cyber Espionage Operations: Operation Molerat, originating allegedly from Middle East, and yet another one from China, discovered by Crowdstrike and attributed to a group dubbed Putter Panda.
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1-15 January 2014 Cyber Attacks Timeline
It's time for the Cyber Attacks Timeline for the first half of January 2014. I wish we had a better start for this Infosec year. Not even a month has passed (actually this timeline covers the first two weeks) and we have already seen several massive breaches (Snapchat) and other resounding events, maybe less relevant from a mere numeric perspective, but equally meaningful for the high profile of the victims involved (Microsoft).
Besides Snapchat, other important organizations have been targeted by Cyber crooks with very bad consequences: World Poker Tour (175,333), Staysure (93,000 individuals involved) and OpenSUSE (79,500 victims) are the most noticeable examples. On the cyber crime front other meaningful events include a wave of attacks against Video Games industries, and the hacking of Yahoo advertise network, infecting, potentially 27,000 users per hour.
Hacktivists of the Syrian Electronic Army are back with the result that even Microsoft is now part of the list of their victims (however their web site was also hacked in the same period). Other hacktivists very active in the same period include the infamous RedHack collective.
Last but not least, the control room of the Nuclear Plant of Monju in Japan was found infected with a malware capable of allegedly exfiltrate 42,000 emails.
Continue Reading1-15 January 2014 Cyber Attacks Timeline


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Fashion and documentary photographer Ieva Lasmane takes us to Riga, Latvia for a candid journey into the Eastern European landscapes where tender looking boys explore the contrasting views where urban meets nature. Using this trip as an opportunity to get away from the business of London, Ieva pursues the peace and quiet the countryside can offer in a genuine and raw form. Featuring Augusts, Serge, Rihards, and Karlis at Bro Models, this photo document does not focus on the fashion element but instead on the landscape that surrounds it, in fact, it seeks to use fashion as an accessory to the environment.
The boys, all living in the city, are taken away from the rush and worries found in the urban jungle and moved into an environment of peace and emotional stillness. Their personal connection with their new environment is capture by Lesmane in a raw and honest form, maintaining a true connection to the raw surroundings. Ieva's seemingly effortless juxtaposition of the two contrasting landscapes is precise and undisturbed, where the early summer swim in the lake and lay-downs on the grass have as a backdrop the grey concrete buildings seen in the city.
The fashion element is a gentle work-wear assemble where heritage tailoring is softened by the feminine touch of light pinks and ruffles, laces, and pastels. The perception of what is masculine and feminine is questioned while being combined harmoniously just as the urban and green landscapes.
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Paternity leave a critical benefit for many dads
Men consider paternity leave as an essential benefit. And employers should catch on, according to a new survey.
By Dan Cook | June 11, 2014 at 08:53 AM
There is labor, and there is labor of love. A new study assessing fathers' attitudes toward paternity leave indicates dads are more likely to want to perform the former for an employer who will give them time off to engage in the latter, which includes changing diapers, burping and cooking.
The data comes to us just before Father's Day from the Boston College Center for Work & Family. The center gathered data from more than 1,000 fathers from 300 organizations.
Let's see what the dads had to say. One note: When asked how much time they took off after a new baby was born, the dads included a combination of paid paternity leave (PPL), parental leave, vacation/PTO, holiday time and sick time or personal absence days. Their responses were not necessarily any indication of how much PPL their employer offered.
Highlights of their feedback include:
How important is paternity leave to you, dad?
Fathers account for a growing share of stay-at-home parents, with almost a quarter of the men reporting they're at home…
89 percent said they took paid paternity leave into consideration when deciding whether or not to take a job.
Of those, 60 percent rated access to paid paternity leave as very/extremely important.
99 percent said employers should offer paid paternity leave, with 74 percent suggesting that two to four weeks is an appropriate amount.
Three-quarters of fathers said they'd prefer PPL time flexibility so they wouldn't have to use it all right after the baby was born; most see it as part of the life-work balance they seek when selecting an employer.
Money mattered to them, as 86 percent of fathers said that "they would only take time off if they were paid at least 70 percent of their salary and 45 percent indicated they would require full salary to take their full leave."
How much time do you take, pop?
Most dads (39 percent) got two weeks of PPL, with 19 percent getting more than two weeks. A quarter received one week; 18 percent took less than a week.
For those who took more than two weeks, the highest percentage — 8 percent — fell in the "eight weeks or more" category. Six percent got three weeks, 4 percent four weeks, and 1 percent took five weeks.
The more children fathers had, the lower the number of weeks they took off.
What did you do with your PPL?
They pitched in while on PPL, the respondents said, taking on such chores as child care and diaper changing (90 percent said they did that) and food shopping, house cleaning and meal prep (80 percent did that).
"Organizations that want to retain their best talent must acknowledge that fathers are playing a more active role in their families, and consider paternity leave as an essential benefit," said Brad Harrington, principle author of the study. "This issue is highly connected to women's advancement, as men being more active in caregiving can have a tremendous impact on women's ability to succeed and thrive in the workplace."
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A flurry of new reports has Democrats calling the case for coordination between the 2016 Trump campaign and the Kremlin stronger than ever.
After a slowdown before the midterm elections, the Trump-Russia saga has reached a new crescendo, with Democrats pointing to what they call new evidence of collaboration between the 2016 Trump campaign and Moscow — even as President Donald Trump added legal weight to his denials.
A dizzying flurry of headlines, leaks and legal action over the past several days have shined new light on contacts between Trump associates and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, who in 2016 released Hillary Clinton campaign emails that U.S. officials say were stolen by Russian operatives. Democrats say they strengthen the case — widely dismissed by Republicans — that the Trump campaign was aware of or even helped to coordinate the email dumps.
"It's always smelled like collusion," Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, said in an interview. But after this week's developments, he said, "It doesn't smell less like collusion. It smells more."
Democrats like Swalwell vow that, when they assume control of the House in January, they will revisit testimony from witnesses who provided incomplete or contradictory testimony about their connections to Wikileaks and Russia.
Trump spent two years turning the phrase "no collusion" into a rallying cry for his base, and the lack of smoking-gun evidence had made the issue of collusion an elusive target for Democrats intent on highlighting questionable connections between the Trump campaign and Russia. Some Trump critics had begun to focus more on the prospect that the president sought to obstruct justice.
But that was before this week's reports that Trump associates Roger Stone and Jerome Corsi discussed the contents of stolen Clinton campaign emails before they were made public. Stone and Corsi also discussed contacting WikiLeaks boss Julian Assange to confirm the contents of the emails he had obtained. Corsi, after contacting an associate in London where Assange is holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy, told Stone that Assange had emails that would damage Clinton and planned to release them in October 2016, prosecutors allege.
Both men deny ever actually connecting with Assange or having any definitive foreknowledge of what Wikileaks had possessed, however. And Trump himself is staking out firmer ground on the question. On Wednesday he retweeted a graphic calling collusion "a proven lie" and showing Special Counsel Robert Mueller, along with several prominent Democrats, behind bars.
According to CNN, Trump also told Mueller in written answers he sent to the special counsel this week that Stone had not told him Wikileaks would release Clinton's emails. Trump also reportedly denied knowing ahead of time about a notorious June 2016 meeting in Trump Tower, attended by his campaign chairman Paul Manafort, with a Russian lawyer peddling "dirt" on Clinton that an intermediary had said was part of the Russian government's effort to help Trump get elected.
In a Wednesday interview with the New York Post, Trump also declined to rule out a pardon for Manafort, saying that the option was not "off the table." That report followed one on Tuesday by the New York Times revealing that Manafort's legal team was briefing Trump's lawyers about the Republican operative's cooperation with Mueller, which some legal analysts suggested might have been an effort to curry favor with Trump.
That is only likely to further inflame Democrats, who were also energized this week by a Tuesday report in The Guardian that Manafort met with Assange in London three times, including in the spring of 2016. Manafort and Wikileaks vehemently disputed the account, but Democrats cited it as further evidence of a nefarious connection between the campaign and the Russian plot to sway the election.
"Reported Manafort contacts with Julian Assange could draw—for the first time—a direct line from the heart of the Trump campaign to documents stolen by the Russians & efforts to meddle in our election," tweeted Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) on Tuesday, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Along with the Corsi-Stone revelations — and new questions about how far Trump will go to protect Manafort, who has longtime ties to the Putin-friendly Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska — Democrats are licking their chops.
"It's that web of contacts which are so concerning in terms of collusion, conspiracy. That's what you would expect a conspiracy to look like," said Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif)., the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, who is expected to chair the panel when Democrats take the House in January. "These recent allegations bring that right to the president's feet."
"If it looks like collusion, meets like collusion, and acts like collusion, then it probably is collusion," added Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), in a Tuesday tweet.
Schiff and other House Democrats have long argued that evidence points toward a possible conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russians. More than a dozen Trump associates were in contact with Kremlin-linked figures during the campaign, including at the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting, which also included Trump's son Donald Trump Jr. and son-in-law Jared Kushner. Trump campaign and transition officials also interacted with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak, and two Trump campaign foreign policy advisers made overseas contacts with Russia-connected individuals.
Trump allies have dismissed those contacts as inconsequential, routine and exaggerated by Democrats to support a made-up narrative. House Republicans also shuttered their own Russia investigation early this year, closing off avenues of inquiry that Democrats said prevented them from solving lingering mysteries about those contacts. Schiff noted that Republicans blocked Democratic efforts to dig deeper on Stone's seemingly advanced knowledge of Wikileaks' plans, which are now at the center of Mueller's probe. The House Intelligence Committee never even discovered his connection to Corsi, Schiff noted.
"The majority sort of mocked why we were interested in Stone. It was quite clear why we ought to be interested," he said. "Certainly we are interested in following up on this investigative thread that Republicans were unwilling to do."
"We weren't allowed to press and squeeze these witnesses," added Swalwell. "If we'd been allowed to pick them up, turn them upside down and shake them like a tree, we would've found a lot of this evidence and instead, we took witnesses at their word, people who weren't worthy of being taken at their word and look what we've been left with, this sham investigation."
Rep. Mike Conaway (R-Texas), who led the House Intelligence Committee's Russia probe before shutting it down in March, said none of the developments in recent days have caused him to consider reopening the investigation.
"I haven't seen anything," he said, attributing reports about Stone, Corsi and Manafort to "unnamed sources."
"Right now, you can make stuff up and get some reporter to report it by just saying it out loud," he said, adding "Mueller's in the best position to understand" what actually happened.
Rep. Mike Quigley (D-Ill.), another House Intelligence Committee member, said this week's developments underscore what he considers a truism after nearly two years investigating the Trump campaign: "There are no coincidences."
"Look at all these things that have happened. What does Manafort do, when does he meet, when does he get involved with the campaign, when is he named chairman," Quigley said. "There's about 18 Trump associates communicating with the Russians."
Quigley said those contacts would be fodder for Democrats in January, when they retake the House.


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Bangor, Maine News Update: October 1, 2019
A 6-year-old boy from Farmington suffered injuries to his leg when he was hit by a pickup truck, as he waited to board the school bus. Deputies say the bus was there, but it's not clear whether the flashing red lights had been engaged. So far no charges have been filed.
The discovery of a bicyclist lying, unconscious, alongside a road in West Bath has police working to determine what happened to him. The 34-year-old man's bike was lying in the gravel next to him and he was wearing a helmet. Officials want to know whether he was hit by a vehicle and are asking to hear from anyone with information about the incident.
New rates for the Maine State Ferry Service take effect today, under a rate structure the Maine DOT Commissioner feels strikes a reasonable balance. The rate hike proposal was completed last month after much discussion and feedback from the public. Find a list of fees on the Maine DOT website.
Census data indicates that Maine, which is already the poorest state in New England, saw the biggest drop in household income last year. Household incomes dropped 3-point-3 percent from 2107 to 2018. A contributing factor is the aging population and workers entering retirement.
Holden residents are invited to have Coffee with a Cop on Wednesday morning. Officers will be at the Dunkin' in G &M Variety from 7 to 11, to chat with residents about local concerns, or just to pass the time. The Coffee with a cop program is an initiative to improve the connections between law enforcement and the communities they serve.
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Партизанск — посёлок, находящийся на межселенной территории Мотыгинского района Красноярского края.

Географическое положение
Посёлок находится в 62 километрах на северо-северо-запад от районного центра Мотыгино.

Климат
Климат резко континентальный с коротким тёплым летом и холодной продолжительной зимой. Среднегодовая температура воздуха отрицательная и составляет около −1,0…−1,5°С. Средние многолетние значения минимальных температур воздуха в самые холодные месяцы — январь и февраль — составляют −26…−28°С, а абсолютный минимум достигает −51…−53°С. Средние из максимальных значений температуры для наиболее тёплого месяца (июля) на всём протяжении долины колеблются в пределах 25…26°С, а абсолютные максимумы температур в летние месяцы достигают значений в 37…38°С. Зима продолжительная. Период со средней суточной температурой ниже −5°С на всей протяжённости долины составляет около 5 месяцев (с ноября по март). Ниже 0°С — около полугода. Изменения температуры от одного дня к другому и в течение суток вызываются сменой воздушных масс. Большей частью эта изменчивость в холодное время составляет ±4…5°C. В некоторых случаях возможны изменения температуры между сутками, превышающие ±20 °C (1 раз в 10 лет). Продолжительность безморозного периода в рассматриваемом районе составляет от 40 до 75 дней, при этом первые заморозки наблюдаются уже в августе. Последние заморозки на поверхности почвы могут наблюдаться до конца июня. Число дней со снежным покровом составляет 180—210 дней в году.

История
Посёлок находится в районе действующей золотодобычи, ведущейся ЗАО «Васильевский рудник» (основной акционер «Газпромбанк»). В 2014 году здесь были выявлены новые запасы золота. Однако большая часть запасов находится в санитарно-защитной зоне посёлка Партизанск. Весной 2014 года предприятие попыталось начать работы за пределами санитарной зоны поселка. Около ста жителей Партизанска провели митинг, блокировав работу техники, с требованием переселить сначала поселок. В 2016 был принят региональный закон о компенсации переселенцам.

Население
Постоянное население в 2002 году составляло 628 человек (97 % — русские).

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Reflection on the sexual abuse of children
3rd of March, 2019
I have only once attended a worship service at which George Pell presided. It was held on Sunday the 23rd of May, 1999, and I know the exact date because I attended the service wearing a rainbow sash, accompanying lesbian and gay Catholics. 'Rainbow Sash' was organised in Australia by Michael Kelly, who was born and brought up a Catholic and embraced by his church until he came out as gay. The rainbow sash he wore to church made visible what would otherwise be invisible, his sexuality. Because of that he was refused communion. As a good Protestant I wasn't eligible to receive communion in a Catholic church anyway, but I accompanied a Catholic school friend of my brother down the aisle at St Patrick's Cathedral, and stood beside him as George Pell refused him communion. Afterwards, we hung a wreath on the cathedral fence in memory of the victims of homophobia in church schools.
In response, Archbishop Pell said that homosexuality was a greater health risk than smoking, and that if young gay and lesbian people committed suicide that was just one more reason to discourage 'people going in that direction'.[1] A few days later Pell wrote in a newspaper opinion piece that, 'It is grossly unfair and misleading for those who work to win recruits to homosexual practice to blame those who discourage such recruiting for the suicide of homosexuals.'[2]
I'm sharing my very minimal contact with George Pell to explain why I cannot in any way be objective about this week's news of his conviction for child sexual abuse. I am in the same place as broadcaster Richard Glover, who wrote this week that his 'feeling of dislike [towards Pell] led me, in a roundabout way, to doubt the rumours that swirled around him. The idea that he was himself a paedophile seemed so unlikely — a plot twist that too easily fitted with public anger toward the Catholic Church and its failure to handle child abuse within its ranks'. That's been my feeling, too. It just seems too 'Hollywood' that the man who has spent so much of his career directing hate at LGBTIQ people could be a child abuser.
A jury has found Pell guilty. I did not hear the evidence on which it made that decision, so I am not going to comment on it. What I am going to do instead is look at the report of the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, which reminds us as a church of the times we have failed to protect children and encourages us to do better in the future. I am going to be talking about the abuse of children, and hearing about that can cause people pain, so please be warned.
Churches are not the only institutions in which children have been sexually abused, but the Royal Commission 'heard more allegations of child sexual abuse in relation to institutions managed by religious organisations than any other' institution'.[3] More than 4,000 survivors talked in private sessions about abuse occurring in 1,691 different religious institutions. Of the survivors of abuse in religious institutions, 61.4 % had been abused in a Catholic institution; 14.8% in an Anglican institution; and 7.2% in a Salvation Army institution. 2.3% of those who disclosed in private sessions that they had been abused in a religious institution said the abuse had occurred in a Uniting Church institution. The Uniting Church's own figures are that 430 allegations of child sexual abuse have been made to the church's six synods since Union, and that of these allegations, 102 have resulted in claims of child sexual abuse where the claimant sought redress through a redress process or civil litigation.[4]
The Royal Commission looked at many institutions, not just religious ones, but there are ways in which child abuse by religious leaders causes particular harm. The Royal Commission report points out that, 'The perpetrators of child sexual abuse in religious institutions were, in many cases, people that children and parents trusted the most and suspected the least.'[5] 'People in religious ministry were considered to be representatives of God. Many parents were unable to believe they could be capable of sexually abusing a child. In this environment, perpetrators who were people in religious ministry often had unfettered access to children … Survivors also told us that as children they were threatened or blamed for the sexual abuse they experienced, often in ways that manipulated their religious beliefs – such as the threat of being sent to hell if they resisted sexual abuse or disclosed it. The use of threats and blame in the name of God had a powerful effect on children.'[6]
The Commissioners wrote that, 'We heard that children were raised to have the utmost respect for the religious organisation their family was a part of, and were often taught that people in religious ministry, such as priests, were God's representatives on earth. Some perpetrators used this status to facilitate child sexual abuse. When a religious child was sexually abused by such a person, the impacts were often profound. Some children felt that they had been abused by God or that God must have willed the abuse to happen.'[7]
That is the aspect of the abuse of children by religious leaders that makes me angriest. As a minister I am aware of how much respect ordained people are given by our communities, and for abusers to have misused that utterly appals me. The impact of it lasts forever. The Commissioners write: 'Survivors told us they could not attend a parent's funeral, a sibling's wedding or religious events like a baptism or holy communion because they could not walk through the door of a church. Others told us they could not celebrate religious holidays such as Christmas or Easter because it would trigger memories of the sexual abuse.'[8] If we're ever tempted to congratulate ourselves on 'only' having 102 claims of child sexual abuse over our history, we need to remember that the abuse of a single child in a Uniting Church institution is one too many.
That's all the hard stuff. Let me end with some encouragement. There are many areas in which the Uniting Church has been ahead of other churches. The Commissioners wrote that: 'We heard about various ways to improve culture in religious institutions. They include prioritising the best interests and safety of children, addressing clericalism, improving leadership and governance, sharing accountability for child safety, enhancing the role of women in decision-making in relation to child safety, embedding a culture of child safety through policies and procedures, and understanding the impacts of child sexual abuse.'[9] As a church the Uniting Church already does all that. We don't have a particular culture of clericalism. Uniting Church ministers aren't seen as superior beings, above question. Our hierarchy is relatively flat, and our Presidents and Moderators are replaced every three years. No one in the Uniting Church could become as powerful as George Pell became in the Catholic Church.
In some areas the Commissioners pointed to the Uniting Church as a role model, for example in the way we explicitly identify children from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, children from culturally and linguistically diverse communities, children with disabilities and those who have experienced previous trauma as needing particular care;[10] that all our applicants for ministry must have medical and psychological assessments before becoming candidates;[11] and that all Uniting Church staff and volunteers must participate in regular training on our Code of Ethics and child safe ministry practices.[12] Our National Child Safe Policy Framework was also described by the Commissioners as 'an example of a policy that recognises the interaction between police and the institutional responses to a complaint of child sexual abuse'.[13]
We occasionally complain about elements of our National Child Safe Policy Framework. Why should elderly Op-Shop volunteers need Working with Children checks? Why must all congregation leaders be regularly retrained in child safe practices? The answer is those 430 allegations and 102 claims of child sexual abuse made to Synods; those 2.3 % of survivors of abuse in religious institutions who told the Royal Commission the institution had been a Uniting Church one. We need to keep working until those numbers get down to zero. When Jesus' disciples were arguing about which of them was the greatest, Jesus 'took a little child and put it among them; and taking it in his arms, he said to them, "Whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me, and whoever welcomes me welcomes not me but the one who sent me."' (Mark 9:36-7) Let us always remember that when we welcome children to the church we are welcoming Jesus among us, and do everything possible to keep Jesus safe in our midst. Amen.
[1] Fergus Shiel, 'Homosexuality a health risk: Pell,' The Age, 24 May 1999, p. 5.
[2] George Pell, 'The archbishop replies,' The Age, 28 May 1999.
[3] Volume 1, p. 11.
[7] Volume 1. p. 24.
[8] Volume 1, p. 486.
[10] Volume 3, p. 352.
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In 2020, Endorsements Matter More Than Ever
How endorsements have hardened the primary's left-moderate binary
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Speaking to reporters after dropping out of the presidential race last week, a deflated Elizabeth Warren admitted that her theory of the Democratic primary was wrong. "I was told at the beginning of this whole undertaking that there are two lanes, a progressive lane that Bernie Sanders is the incumbent for and a moderate lane that Joe Biden is the incumbent for, and there's no room for anyone else in this," she said. "I thought that wasn't right, but evidently it was."
There were other reasons for Warren's defeat, of course: sexism, her controversial claims of Native American heritage, and her less than perfect political instincts. A technocratic idealist with a sweeping "plan" for every ill facing the country, she tried to split the difference between the Democratic Party's two wings, but she ended up being damaged by the perception that she was not much different from Sanders. There was, it seemed, little benefit from being the second-most progressive politician in the 2020 race.
The two-lanes dynamic has been reflected in the power of endorsements this election cycle. In the lefty primary, Warren's flatlining in the polls coincided with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorsing Bernie Sanders, a huge lift for a septuagenarian candidate who had just had a heart attack. In the establishment primary, South Carolina Representative Jim Clyburn almost single-handedly revived Joe Biden's campaign with a well-timed endorsement before South Carolina, which was followed by a stampede of endorsements before Super Tuesday that included those from Biden's former rivals Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar. Now Biden is the clear front-runner.
For all the talk of television ads, fundraising, and grassroots organizing, the most important developments in the Democratic primary thus far have all followed major endorsements, which could prove crucial for the rest of the race.
The role of endorsements in presidential primaries has been hotly debated, particularly after Donald Trump won the Republican nomination in 2016 with little backing from party elites. Before 2008, the conventional wisdom was that endorsements didn't matter all that much. A 2007 Pew Research study found that "political endorsements generally have little impact on voter preferences," noting that a clear majority of surveyed voters said that even an endorsement from the universally popular Oprah wouldn't change their vote.
The 2008 publication of The Party Decides, by political scientists Marty Cohen, David Karol, Hans Noel, and John Zaller, changed that perception. Looking at presidential primary races between 1980 and 2004, the authors found that eight in 10 were decided by endorsements—when party bigwigs lined up behind a candidate before Iowa, that candidate tended to win. "In our theory, party insiders rally to the candidate of their choice, endowing him or her with endorsements, access to fund-raising networks, and pools of talent and volunteer labor," the authors wrote.
The last two presidents, it should be noted, did not lead in endorsements before Iowa. In 2008, Hillary Clinton and John Edwards were neck and neck in the endorsement race as Obama lagged, while Jeb Bush led the GOP field eight years later (and we all know what happened to him). The "party decides" theory isn't perfect, as its own authors admit. "In the cases where the party has coordinated on a candidate," co-author David Karol told Vox's Andrew Prokop in 2016, "it's almost always been somebody fairly obvious": incumbent presidents or vice presidents, or a recent runner-up. He added, "Overall, the book's findings could be interpreted as making the more prosaic point that when there's a very clear heir apparent, that person both gets endorsed by the party and tends to end up winning."
In 2020, endorsements tell a complicated story. Biden has been the clear front-runner in the endorsement primary since entering the race. But Kamala Harris was second—until, that is, she dropped out of the race in December, two months before voting began. Michael Bloomberg, despite being in the race for only three months, quickly accrued dozens of endorsements, mostly from mayors who had benefited from his financial largesse. FiveThirtyEight, which assigns points for endorsements based on their prominence, awarded Warren 103 points—the second most in the primary, behind Biden, who has 586. Warren got nods from a number of important figures, such as former presidential candidate Julian Castro, congresswoman and "squad" member Ayanna Pressley, and American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten. She was also, along with Klobuchar, endorsed by the editorial board of The New York Times.
The lesson of 2020 is that timing is everything. Ocasio-Cortez's endorsement of Sanders came just as his momentum had stalled, saving his campaign and marking the beginning of the end of Warren's. The backing of Ocasio-Cortez, the most popular young politician in the party, was a message to Sanders's supporters to stay the course and to everyone else that he, not Warren, was the true progressive in the race. "It wasn't until I heard of a man by the name of Bernie Sanders that I began to question and assert and recognize my inherent value as a human being that deserves health care, housing, education, and a living wage," she told a huge crowd at a joint rally with Sanders in October.
Biden's dramatic late surge was powered by endorsements. Clyburn's helped him run up the scoreboard in South Carolina, showing the party's elite that he could actually win after a string of embarrassing defeats. South Carolina set off an avalanche: Klobuchar and Buttigieg ended their campaigns, making Biden the last moderate standing; he was given an additional boost when Bloomberg dropped out and endorsed him after a poor showing on Super Tuesday.
These endorsements crowded Warren out and paved the way for her exit. Sanders had monopolized the support of the party's left wing, and Biden its moderate wing and establishment. The endorsements led to positive media coverage, which then led to a rise in the polls.
What remains to be seen is whether endorsements can shake the left-versus-moderate dynamic that has taken hold, or whether they only serve to reinforce that binary. In the lead-up to Tuesday's crucial Michigan primary, Cory Booker and Kamala Harris endorsed Biden, while Jesse Jackson endorsed Sanders, which the Sanders campaign hopes will improve his chances with African American voters, who so far have largely swung toward Biden. And while Warren never received an endorsement that changed the course of her campaign, her own endorsement could do just that—if, that is, she decides to make one.
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The grand jury members are asked to appear in court for varying lengths of time: some grand jury sessions last for months, but only require jury members to sit in court for a few days each month. Three days per week are the minimum number of days worked. A grand jury (12 to 23 people) is a body that investigates criminal conduct. Each selected juror receives a summons to appear for jury duty at the courthouse on the scheduled date and time. However, jurors will often work four and sometimes five days a week. "If it's random that the first 52 are Hispanic, then we have 52 Hispanic grand jurors. The court then randomly selects grand jurors from among the candidates eligible to serve according to their questionnaire answers. The grand jury plays an important role in the criminal process, but not one that involves a finding of guilt or punishment of a party. The Jury Selection and Service Act establishes the process for selecting jurors and outlines qualifications a person must meet to serve on a federal jury. The 19 individuals selected will constitute the Civil Grand Jury for the ensuing fiscal year commencing July 1 st. Service on the San Bernardino County Civil Grand Jury can be a full-time job for one full year. They're chosen randomly, and there's no jury selection process. Instead, a prosecutor will work with a grand jury to decide whether to bring criminal charges or an indictment against a potential defendant -- usually reserved for serious felonies. If the first 52 are black, we have 52 black grand jurors," Cason says. A: Grand jurors are selected the same way jurors are selected in each county – with names gathered at random by a computer from voter registration lists. How Grand Juries Are Selected Grand juries are made up of randomly-selected laypeople. Grand Jury Selection Process The list of prospective jurors, both for regular jury trials and for a grand jury, is made up of names from the registered voters and people holding a driver's license within each judicial district. U.S. citizens, 18-years-old and older, may qualify to serve in the federal courts on a jury.
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