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NLRB Reaffirms 2012 D. R. Horton Decision
The decision holds that arbitration agreements with class and collective action waivers violate the National Labor Relations Act.
On October 28, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB or the Board) held fast to its position that arbitration agreements with class and collective action waivers, required as a condition of employment, violate the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) and are unenforceable. The Board's position on this issue—first announced in its 2012 D. R. Horton decision—was rejected on appeal by the U.S. Court of Appeal for the Fifth Circuit last year and by dozens of other federal courts considering the same issue.
In Murphy Oil USA, Inc.,[1] a majority of the Board reaffirmed its position that class and collective action waivers, at least when they are required as a condition of employment, violate the NLRA. It remains to be seen whether the Board will find that other forms of arbitration agreements with class and collective action waivers, such as those with opt-out provisions or those that are entered into with some other form of consideration, also violate the NLRA under the rationale of Murphy Oil and D. R. Horton.
The Board Majority's Rationale
The Board's disagreement with the Fifth Circuit (and the forceful dissents filed by two of its Members) centers on the appropriate accommodation of the NLRA and the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA). The Board takes the position that the NLRA is sui generis among employment statutes and guarantees employees a substantive right to engage in concerted activity, including class and collective action litigation. Thus, the Board believes there is no inherent conflict between the NLRA and the FAA because (1) the NLRA falls within the savings clause of the FAA, which provides that an agreement to arbitrate can be invalidated "upon such grounds as exist at law or in equity for the revocation of any contract," and (2) the NLRA constitutes a "contrary congressional command" sufficient to override the FAA's strong federal policy favoring arbitration.
The Fifth Circuit and both dissenting Board Members disagreed with this position, arguing instead that the NLRA must be treated like any other employment statute for purposes of accommodation with the FAA. The U.S. Supreme Court has clearly ruled that the class and collective action mechanisms provided by certain employment statutes—including the collective action procedure contained in the Age Discrimination in Employment Act—are merely procedural rights that can be waived in an arbitration agreement. Thus, the NLRA does not fall within the FAA's savings clause and does not contain a contrary congressional command to override the FAA.
Both the Fifth Circuit and the dissenting Board Members noted that the Board majority's position flies in the face of the numerous recent Supreme Court decisions invoking the strong federal policy in favor of arbitration to sweep away challenges to class and collective action waivers in arbitration agreements.
In the coming weeks, we will likely see a number of Board decisions applying Murphy Oil to other types of arbitration agreements with class and collective action waivers, including those that may not be required as a condition of employment. These decisions may ultimately be tested in the federal courts of appeal, and, eventually, the issue may be presented to the Supreme Court. As the Fifth Circuit and the Board's dissenting Members have noted, the Supreme Court's recent decisions interpreting the FAA suggest that it would reject the Board's position, if given the opportunity.
For employers who maintain or are considering whether to implement arbitration agreements with class and collective action waivers, Murphy Oil is a clear affirmation of the Board's position that such agreements violate the NLRA. The federal courts have, to date, rejected the Board's position, but the Board may continue to maintain its position until it is rejected by the Supreme Court.
Charles I. Cohen
Joseph E. Santucci, Jr.
Jonathan C. Fritts
John F. Ring
Ross H. Friedman
A. John Harper II
Clifford D. "Seth" Sethness
David A. McManus
Samuel S. Shaulson
Andrew J. Schaffran
Steven R. Wall
Joseph C. Ragaglia
Thomas A. Linthorst
Lisa Stephanian Burton
[1]. 361 NLRB No. 72 (Oct. 28, 2014).
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Recount of Nevada Marijuana Initiative Petitions Underway Following Federal Court Ruling 8/20/04
The Nevada marijuana initiative could be back on again. In response to a lawsuit filed by the Marijuana Policy Project (http://www.mpp.org) and its Nevada affiliate, the Committee to Regulate and Control Marijuana (http://www.regulatemarijuana.org), a federal judge in Las Vegas ruled August 13 that the state's "13 county" rule and its requirement that a second person sign off on signatures collected are unconstitutional. Under the "13 county" rule, petitioners were required to obtain the signatures of 10% of registered voters in at least 13 of the state's 17 counties.
Nevada Secretary of State Dean Heller had rejected CRCM's marijuana initiative, saying the group had failed to get signatures in at least 13 counties and that some 19,000 Las Vegas signatures were not valid because they lacked a second signer. But in his decision on the case, US District Court Judge James Mahan has found the regulations unconstitutional and issued a permanent injunction barring Heller from nullifying signatures based on those rules.
While Judge Mahan ruled for CRCM and MPP on the signature-counting issues, he refused their request to order that the measure be placed on the ballot. Instead, Judge Mahan ruled that the signatures must be recounted to see if the initiative will qualify.
"This is really good news," said CRCM spokeswoman Jennifer Knight. "We're crossing our fingers that the recount will get us over the top. We think this will get us to the ballot, but we're not there yet."
Nevada Secretary of State Heller was less enthused. The ruling was "bringing us to our knees," he told the Las Vegas Sun. "We're not killed yet but it took us out," he said.
The initiative, which would remove criminal penalties for adult marijuana use and possession and direct the state to create a system of regulated marijuana distribution, needs slightly more than 51,000 valid signatures to qualify. MPP and CRCM handed in more than 66,000 gross signatures earlier. The groups estimate that they now need fewer than 1,500 additional valid signatures to qualify for the ballot.
That process is underway, and CRCM and MPP have put out a call for volunteers to monitor the count to ensure its accuracy. "This process is going to make Florida's 2000 ballot recount look orderly," said MPP executive director Rob Kampia in an e-mail to supporters seeking volunteer monitors for Reno and Las Vegas.
The clock is ticking. The statewide signature recount must be completed by August 31, and ballots are set to be printed September 7. "We'll get it done, but good God, we'll have to throw an awful lot of people and an awful lot of hours into this to get this done," Clark County Registrar Larry Lomax told the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Tuesday.
Volunteer observers are on the scene in Clark County (Las Vegas) and Washoe County (Reno), the state's two population centers, said CRCM's Knight. Still, not all is going perfectly, she said. "Here in Clark County, we have observers, but they relegated us to the back of the room, so we can't see everything that's going on," she said.
While it is nail-biting time for CRCM and MPP, Knight said the groups are meanwhile preparing to restart the campaign to win at the ballot in November. "We have had a lot of ups and downs in this campaign, and it's been tough, but we hope we will have a final decision by the end of the month," she told DRCNet. "We are preparing to start the TV ads back up, as well as a lot of direct mail, and generally restart the campaign."
Initiatives are tough business, and Nevada is a tougher state for them than most. In addition to the now-invalidated petitioning requirements, ballot measures must pass twice before they become law. Outright regulation of marijuana is even harder; a similar "regulation" initiative effort by MPP in 2002 failed to pass, as did an unrelated ballot measure in Alaska. This time around, MPP tweaked the initiative to address what it identified as voters' key concerns -- youth access and impaired driving. If the initiative passes this time, under Nevada law voters will have to approve it again in 2006. It may be that MPP's work in Nevada is not almost done, but just beginning.
Issue #350, 8/20/04 Editorial: Count the People | What We Are Watching at Drug War Chronicle | California Patients Sue to Get Seized Marijuana Returned | Recount of Nevada Marijuana Initiative Petitions Underway Following Federal Court Ruling | DEA, Academic Pain Specialists Issue New Guidelines on Prescribing Pain Relievers | Newsbrief: Canadian Marijuana Activist/Entrepreneur Marc Emery Jailed for 90 Days | Newsbrief: DEA Raids Massive California Medical Marijuana Grow | Newsbrief: Justice Department Using Pre-Written Op-Eds to Shill for Mandatory Minimums | Newsbrief: DEA Training Narcs in India | Newsbrief: Death Squad Killings Continue in Philippines, Civil Society Begins to Protest | Newsbrief: Iraq Reinstates Death Penalty, Includes Drug Trafficking | Newsbrief: Medical Marijuana "Sends Wrong Message" Claims Challenged By Decreasing California Teen Marijuana Use | Newsbrief: This Week's Corrupt Cops Story | Media Scan: Chicago Reader on Tribune-Hemp Connection, Counterpunch on California and Medical Marijuana Doctors | Part-Time and Temporary Job Opportunities at DRCNet | Job Opportunities at MPP | The Reformer's Calendar

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admin - December 21, 2021 4:49 pm 0
Musselburgh Racecourse's Betway New Year's Day meeting will now take place Behind Closed Doors (BCD).The East Lothian course took the decision to stage the premier event without spectators following the Scottish Government's decision to...
Nigel Duncan - October 11, 2021 1:31 pm 0
The Brunton at Musselburgh has launched its October 2021 to January 2022 season, offering a line-up of theatre, music, dance film.What Moves You? features a solo performance from dance artist Niamh O'Loughlin. An outdoor...
Musselburgh fireworks display back at racecourse
admin - September 29, 2021 6:25 am 0
Musselburgh's annual fireworks display is returning with a bang – at a new location and with a new format.A joint project between Musselburgh Common Good Fund and Musselburgh Racecourse will see the November 5...
Public art on show at Newhailes House next month
Phyllis Stephen - August 27, 2021 7:35 am 0
A public art installation will be on display outside Newhailes House in Musselburgh from 17 September 2021 and free tickets will be available later today.Wild in Art, the team behind Oor...
Musselburgh pick up three points in five goal thriller against Jeanfield
Derek Hall - August 8, 2021 10:45 pm 0
On a warm, humid afternoon, a cracking EOS Premier Division match was in prospect at Olivebank with two teams playing for the opportunity of going third in the table, and also for the home...
Work on 140 homes underway on WW2 factory site
admin - July 15, 2021 3:25 pm 0
Disused industrial land with a rich history will soon be transformed into contemporary riverside apartments as work gets underway on a high-profile development.Dundas Estates has broken ground on its 140 home Wireworks development, on...
Glass half full for Musselburgh Racecourse as Level Zero conditions limit summer attendances
admin - July 14, 2021 12:16 pm 0
The move to Level Zero Covid-19 restrictions will have a limited impact on the number of racing fans Musselburgh Racecourse can welcome over its crucial summer season.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced yesterday (Wed 13...
admin - April 1, 2021 4:54 pm 0
Trainer Mark Johnston must be in with a decent shout of retaining Musselburgh's Betway Easter Saturday feature race, The Queen's Cup, with five entries making the trip from his Middleham Moor yard.The £75,000 Class...
Coronavirus – drive through vaccination centre open at Queen Margaret University
Phyllis Stephen - February 23, 2021 11:37 am 0
Mary Foster from Musselburgh was one of the first to be given the vaccine upon the opening of the mass vaccination site at Queen Margaret University (QMU) in East Lothian.Mrs Foster said: "I think...
New school planned for Musselburgh
East Lothian Council is progressing its plans to create a £46 million new learning campus to the north of the new Wallyford Primary School.The council decided that additional secondary school facilities are needed...
New cycle path to be created from Portobello to Musselburgh
Local Democracy Reporter - February 8, 2021 4:08 pm 0
by Marie Sharp Local Democracy ReporterA temporary cycle path heading east out of Portobello will stretch all the way to Musselburgh in a cross-border project.The path, which is being created by The City of...
No shortage of quality entries for Musselburgh's bet365 Scottish Cheltenham Trials Weekend
admin - February 3, 2021 11:38 am 0
At four miles and 176 yards, the bet365 Edinburgh National is the longest race – flat or jumps – staged in Scotland, but there are no shortage of quality entries for Musselburgh's bet365 Scottish...
Musselburgh boosts prize money for Edinburgh National contest
admin - January 26, 2021 10:45 am 0
Musselburgh Racecourse have increased the purse for its feature race on the first day of the bet365 Scottish Cheltenham Trials weekend.The Class 2 bet365 Edinburgh National, run over four miles, will now carry a...
Network Rail fined over safety breach in Musselburgh
Phyllis Stephen - December 17, 2020 6:19 pm 0
The Office of Rail and Road (ORR), Scotland's Crown Office and the Procurator Fiscal have all prosecuted Network Rail over a safety failure relating to the railway fencing near Musselburgh.The company has been...
Lidl and Scots poet champion the next generation of Musselburgh bards
John Preece - December 16, 2020 5:23 pm 0
Lidl GB is championing Scots poetry this Christmas by supporting the next generation of bards with a series of virtual workshops for Campie Primary School pupils.Hosted in partnership with poet, Gary Robertson, the workshops...
MSP encouraged by Musselburgh Racecourse's Covid-19 safety measures
admin - December 2, 2020 1:27 pm 0
Musselburgh Racecourse is an "excellent example" of how businesses have adapted to protect customers against Covid-19, claims MSP Colin Beattie.Mr Beattie, who represents Midlothian and Musselburgh North in the Scottish Parliament, visited the East...
Musselburgh Racecourse flies the flag for St Andrew's Day
admin - November 19, 2020 1:15 pm 0
Musselburgh Racecourse is helping to fly the flag in advance of St Andrew's Day at its next meeting on Monday.The Saltire Raceday, which is being staged behind-closed-doors, is supporting the Scottish Flag Trust and...
Pantomime – Brunton keep tradition going, this time with a film
Nigel Duncan - November 18, 2020 3:35 pm 0
It is panto time as Rapunzel The Pantomime, billed as a film for all the family, comes to The Brunton in Musselburgh from Saturday, 19 December to Wednesday 30 December. Tickets are £10/£38 for...
Appeal over planning for Musselburgh housing development
Local Democracy Reporter - November 4, 2020 7:33 pm 0
by Marie Sharp Local Democracy ReporterTwo neighbouring community councils have joined local protestors in lodging objections to plans to build 300 homes on the outskirts of Musselburgh.Developers Barratt David Wilson (BDW) have lodged an...
Johnson uses mussel to claim Musselburgh design award
Nigel Duncan - October 28, 2020 8:51 am 0
The Mussel has been selected as the Musselburgh Conservation Society Design Award 2019 and Finlay Lockie (pictured right), patron of Musselburgh Conservation Society, presented the award to sculptor, Michael Johnson (pictured left). He created...
Musselburgh Racecourse facing up to a year without spectators
admin - October 7, 2020 1:33 pm 0
Musselburgh Racecourse general manager, Bill Farnsworth, has admitted that the East Lothian track may go a full year without spectators.Two attempts to stage pilot race meetings with up to 500 spectators in August and...
Musselburgh Awaits Green Light For Pilot Race Day With Spectators
admin - September 2, 2020 12:36 pm 0
Musselburgh Racecourse is ready to stage a pilot race meeting with spectators once it gets the green light from the Scottish Government.The East Lothian course had hoped to gain approval for an initial event...
No McDonalds for Musselburgh
Local Democracy Reporter - August 19, 2020 12:16 pm 0
by Marie Sharp Local Democracy ReporterMcDonalds' hopes of opening a new drive-thru restaurant in Musselburgh were thrown out by councillors, after claims it would be just a 180-second stroll from the town's secondary school.The...
Rowers 'count coast' of Covid-19 shutdown
David Lee - May 4, 2020 11:47 am 0
Coastal rowing is the fastest-growing sport in Scotland and celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2020 - highly appropriate in the designated Year of Coasts and Waters.In these strange times, however, no-one is rowing. Although...
The Sportsman sets up a collection point for locals
Phyllis Stephen - April 29, 2020 5:13 pm 0
Fundraising has continued at The Sportsman in Musselburgh even during the coronavirus lockdown.The pub has raised almost £800 to support people in the community most in need.Rebecca Fowler who is the pub...
Fishing – grayling permit prices for The Esk confirmed
Nigel Duncan - December 22, 2019 8:29 am 0
Grayling permits for The Esk start on Boxing Day and they are available from two outlets in Musselburgh. They cost £15 and run until March 14 on the stretch run by Musselburgh and District Angling...
Brunton – busy venue promoting a varied programme of events
I feel comfortable at the busy Brunton which promotes a programme of visiting drama, dance, music - we enjoyed music legend Ralph McTell there - comedy, children's theatre, film, workshops and musicals. Screenings of live...
Fishing – Empson emerges from the gloom with winter league win
Nigel Duncan - September 19, 2019 9:25 am 0
It's nearly 9pm and pitch dark on a mild Autumnal night in the River Forth in mid-September with the tide going out rapidly. Passers-by noted lights flickering 600 yards off the beach at Fisherrow in...
Musselburgh date for tragicomedy world premier
Nigel Duncan - September 17, 2019 4:32 pm 0
Dogstar Theatre Company bring the world premiere of The Stornoway Way to The Brunton on Thursday, October 3 (7.30pm). This romantic tragicomedy is adapted from the novel by Kevin MacNeil and focuses on Roman Stornoway...
Solicitor fined for executry delays
Phyllis Stephen - July 2, 2019 2:54 pm 0
A Musselburgh solicitor has been fined £5,000 for delays in dealing with an executry case.Gary Robertson Pirrie (50) a partner in the firm of Alex Mitchell & Sons in Musselburgh delayed in making...


Lawyers representing IHSS consumers, unions and the State of California have reached a settlement that will prevent the implementation of devastating cuts to In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS). The settlement resolves a federal lawsuit, David Oster et al. v. Lightbourne (formerly V.L. v. Wagner). The settlement also resolves a second lawsuit challenging wage reductions for IHSS providers.
In the Oster lawsuit, IHSS recipients and their caregivers had won temporary court orders over the past 4 years that stopped the State from implementing cuts to IHSS. These cuts would have meant a significant reduction in hours, or complete disqualification from IHSS, for hundreds of thousands of current IHSS recipients. The State had appealed the earlier favorable court decisions, which meant that a higher court could allow the deep cuts in IHSS to go into effect. Finally, the settlement provides a pathway to stabilize the IHSS program with new revenue and the possibility of restoring all cuts in IHSS hours (including the 3.6% cut that went into effect in 2009) over the next two years.
In the settlement, the State has agreed to repeal and eliminate two major cuts to IHSS: (1) the 20% across-the-board reduction in IHSS hours from 2011, and (2) the termination or reduction in IHSS for many recipients based on their functional index score from 2009.
Reduces the cut to 7% (3.4% on top of the 3.6% current cut) in July 2014.
Restores the hours lost from the 7% cut as early as the spring of 2015 if the State obtains federal approval of a provider fee which could bring significant new federal revenue to California.
Commits any savings from retroactive federal approval of the new provider fee to fund a program to benefit IHSS recipients, such as the SSI Special Circumstances program, which was used to pay for refrigerators and stoves, rent to avoid eviction and other emergency needs but has not been funded in the budget for many years.
The settlement also clarifies that IHSS consumers have a right to request a reassessment based on a change in circumstances, even if this change is not medical. The State has agreed to clarify that recipients will not be required to provide medical certification of a change in their medical condition to obtain a reassessment. This will help ensure that consumers who need additional hours will be able to obtain them.
The lawyers representing IHSS consumers in the Oster case are Melinda Bird, Fred Nisen, Sujatha Branch, Maria Iriarte, Disability Rights California; Anna Rich, National Senior Citizens Law Center; Paula Pearlman, Disability Rights Legal Center; Jane Perkins, National Health Law Program; and the law firm of Charles Wolfinger. The 6 union plaintiffs in the case were represented by Altshuler Berzon LLP. The federal court in the Oster case must still approve the settlement.
More details about the settlement will be posted to www.NSCLC.org and partner sites when they are available: www.disabilityrightsca.org; www.disabilityrightslegalcenter.org; and www.healthlaw.org .


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Appeal after man killed by bus in Leeds
Police are appealing for witnesses following a fatal road traffic collision in Middleton, Leeds, on Boxing Day.
Tuesday, 30th December 2014, 11:00 am
Officers were called to a collision at 5.50pm involving a double-decker bus and a 63-year-old man in Middleton Park Avenue at the junction with Throstle Road.
The injured man, who was pronounced dead at the scene, was a passenger who had just got off the Number 13 service which terminates at that point.
The collision is believed to have occurred as the bus set off to turn around to face back up Middleton Park Avenue.
Detective Sergeant Carole Greaves, of West Yorkshire Police's Major Collision Enquiry Team, said: "We would like to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident, as we try to establish the full circumstances that led to this man's death.
"We are particularly keen to trace a potential witness who was a female passenger who we believe left the bus at the same time as the deceased."
Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Major Collision Enquiry Team via 101.


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The lake is a great way to learn the basics on calm waters before you consider trying ocean kayaking. Raft building definitely takes some team work, but it's not the completion that matters as much as the taking part, the uncontrollable belly laughs and the eureka problem solving moments that leave your chest that little bit prouder for the rest of the day. Available from March to October.
Take a step back in time and discover Bluestone's rich history with a guided tour by our resident historian Terry John. Join Terry on an adventure where you'll find out some fascinating facts about the past of Bluestone's majestic setting - from why Castle Coch was built and who lived there, to why a white rose is left in Newton Church once a year.
On arrival please refer to the Resort Programme or enquire at the The Booking Office for availability and times/dates of walks.
Pull! Shoot… Win. When you hear the word "pull" your senses will be twitching in readiness as you aim at the clay flying through the air. Track, aim and fire your laser rifle to get yourself on the leaderboard.
The medieval Knight was the most powerful and effective warrior said to be worth 10 foot soldiers- all because of his cross bow. Introduced to the UK by William the Conqueror and the Normans in 1066 the cross bow has been an important part of the history of warfare. At Bluestone the crossbow can be enjoyed as a competitive sport to enjoy amongst friends. Test your aim, speed and accuracy.
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"Born With It" was a song that kind of that wrote itself. The verses emphasize that you are you for a reason and that nobody could do what you do better than you. For us, this record serves as the ethos of this project. It celebrates existence. It celebrates life. It reminds us that we should proud of the reflection we see in the mirror because nobody else could pull it off. Go out and rock it.


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California State Old Time Fiddle Association 53rd State Fiddle and Picking Championships, April 12 and 13. Lodi Grape Festival Fairgrounds, 413 E. Lockeford St. Info: Mark Hogan 707-479-5529.


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Biografia
Nato a Marnate (VA) nel 1902, si trasferì presto con la famiglia nel confinante paese di Gorla Minore dove trascorrerà tutta la vita. Fin da ragazzo mostra una forte passione per le motociclette ma, avversato dal nonno e dal padre, decide di andarsene di casa e di andare a vivere nella frazione di Prospiano dove apre una bottega di riparazione e vendita di clicli e motocicli, esperienza che contribuisce non poco alla sua formazione tecnica.

Dopo i primi cimenti in alcune competizioni locali, le prime partecipazioni del "Columbin", come era affettuosamente chiamato, a competizioni ufficiali, risalgono al 1923: la Varese - Campo dei Fiori e la Cernobbio - Bisbino, due gare in salita a cui il Marö, altro soprannome che stava per Mariolino, partecipò con una motocicletta Frera di sua proprietà.

È proprio la storica azienda con sede a Tradate che, per il 1924, gli metterà a disposizione una 500SS 4V con la quale il pilota della Valle Olona comincia a cimentarsi stabilmente in gare ufficiali e nelle prove del Campionato Italiano: in quella stagione coglie la sua prima vittoria nella corsa in salita Biella - Oropa e si ripete sul Circuito Brianteo, chiude poi con un bel secondo posto sul Circuito del Tigullio.

La stagione 1925 si apre alla grande con la vittoria, sempre nella classe 500, al G.P. Reale sul Circuito di Monte Mario e prosegue, con buone soddisfazioni, come le vittorie a Giugno nella Lugano - Monte Brè ed a Novembre nella Broni - Colombarone - Castana, si conclude invece con un ritiro la prima partecipazione a Monza al G.P. della FICM.

Nel 1926, sempre con la Frera, è secondo al Circuito di Monte Mario che lo aveva visto vittorioso l'anno precedente, poi vince nella coppa S.M.A.T. a Macerata, nella coppa Montecatini, a Vercelli, nella Bergamo - San Vigilio ed a Busto Arsizio. A fine Luglio, nella classe 500 "esperti" è primo nella Lugano - Monte Brè e nella Como - Brunate - San Maurizio. Non mancano ritiri per noie meccaniche che lo privano di possibili affermazioni come a Reggio Emilia sul circuito di Santa Croce dove si deve ritirare, dopo aver fatto segnare il giro più veloce.

Nel 1927 lascia la Frera per la belga Sarolea, la stagione non comincia benissimo e, dopo alcuni ritiri e qualche buon piazzamento, deve aspettare Verona sul Circuito del Pozzo per il primo successo, seguito poi da altre due vittorie: a La Spezia ed al Circuito dei Monti Peloritani a Messina, un altro ritiro a Monza ed un bel secondo posto al Circuito del Garda gli permettono di chiudere la stagione al secondo posto nel Campionato Italiano classe 500 alle spalle di Luigi Arcangeli.

Il 1928 è l'anno del passaggio alla Sunbeam e del primo dei due titoli conquistati con la moto inglese che si dimostra un mezzo valido ed affidabile. La stagione, segnata dalle vittorie al Lario ed a Reggio Emilia e dai bei piazzamenti a Torino, Biella - Oropa, e Tigullio, gli consegnerà il titolo di Campione italiano per la classe 500.

Il 1929 comincia con un bel secondo posto alla Targa Florio ed ancora secondo si classifica al G.P. Reale, torna alla vittoria nella gara in salita Como - Bunate - San Maurizio e sul circuito "casalingo" di Gornate Olona. Nonostante la stagione si chiuda con due ritiri, è di nuovo Campione italiano per la classe 500.

Anche il 1930 si apre bene con una bella vittoria alla Targa Florio motociclistica, ma prosegue, purtroppo, con numerosi ritiri. Le cose vanno meglio a Forlì, alla Bergamo - San Vigilio, a Gornate Olona ed al Circuito Redipuglia dove riesce ad imporsi. Il 19 Ottobre a Palermo si tiene una "Riunione degli Assi" sul circuito della Favorita, con piloti del calibro di Varzi e Nuvolari, Mario Colombo domina in tutte le prove in cui è articolata la manifestazione. Nell'ultima prova del Campionato a Napoli sul Circuito dei Campi Flegrei è ancora in lotta con Bandini per la conquista del titolo italiano, è costretto ad attaccare, ma un guasto meccanico lo toglie di scena e lo relega al secondo posto della classifica finale della classe 500.

Il 1931 si apre con un settimo posto (secondo fra i piloti italiani) al G.P. delle Nazioni a Monza, insolitamente anticipato ad Aprile. Si registrano poi un secondo posto sul Circuito del Lario e le vittorie nella Cernobbio - Bisbino, a Gornate Olona,  nella gara in salita Livorno - Monti della Trinità e al Circuito di Locarno.

Per il 1932 si accorda con la Ganna che gli fornisce una 500 con il motore Rudge Phyton a quattro valvole, con la quale vincerà di nuovo la Targa Florio. Seguono la vittoria sulle strade amiche di Gornate Olona, alcuni piazzamenti e diversi ritiri. La Ganna 500 è veloce, ma non sempre affidabile. Nella seconda parte della stagione corre anche con l'Aquila e chiude il campionato al secondo posto alle spalle del pilota bolognese Sandri.

Nel 1933, in assenza di altre offerte, deve ricorrere alla sua vecchia Sunbeam, la quale però non è più ne abbastanza veloce ne affidabile. A parte qualche buon piazzamento la stagione si chiude con poche soddisfazioni e parecchi ritiri.

Il 1934 si apre con un ritiro ad Alessandria dove partecipa con un'Aquila ma si rifà poco dopo vincendo, sempre con l'Aquila alla Sassi - Superga sia nelle 250 che nelle 500. A Maggio la Bianchi gli mette a disposizione una bialbero 500 per partecipare alla Milano - Napoli dove si piazza al secondo posto staccato dalla Moto Guzzi di Bandini. Ancora una vittoria con l'Aquila a Brà e buoni piazzamenti con la Bianchi per poi passare alla Miller con cui vince a Torino al Valentino, alla Varese - Campo dei Fiori, alla Cernusco - Monte Vecchia, al Circuito delle Colonie a Napoli ed al Circuito di Merano.

Nel 1935, ultimo anno della sua carriera, corre ancora la Milano - Napoli con la Bianchi ma è costretto al ritiro, invece a Monza, al G.P. delle Nazioni, in sella ad una Norton 350 della Scuderia Maremmana, coglie una splendida vittoria. L'ultima gara che lo vede in azione è al Lario con una Benelli che però lo tradisce e non gli permette di giungere al traguardo per noie meccaniche.

Nel 1946 a Como viene organizzato il primo circuito cittadino del dopoguerra, Mario Colombo, che è presente, viene invitato a provare una Dondolino. Sono passati più di dieci anni dalla sua ultima corsa e, pochi giri, gli bastano per capire che è meglio lasciar perdere.
Abbandonate le competizioni, Mario Colombo ha continuato per tutta la vita ad occuparsi di motociclette come meccanico e rivenditore presso la sua officina a Prospiano di Gorla Minore e, con il nascere del collezionismo d'epoca, diventa un punto di riferimento per quegli appassionati in cerca di pezzi di ricambio o di informazioni su vecchi modelli da restaurare, che lui conosce bene.
Ogni tanto partecipa a qualche rievocazione e il Velocifero di Rimini gli dedica la manifestazione "Moto Storiche in Gran Prix" del 1988 che si svolge a Misano Adriatica.
Muore l'11 aprile 1986 all'età di 84 anni.

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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.com/vinted/packlink_lite.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.com/vinted/packlink_lite)

Packlink.com API client

## Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

```ruby
gem 'packlink_lite'
```

## Configuration

```ruby
PacklinkLite.configure do |config|
  config.api_key = ENV['PACKLINK_API_KEY']
  config.testing = true
end
```

API key can be passed via options too:

```ruby
PacklinkLite::Service.all(query, api_key: 'mykey')
PacklinkLite::Order.create(order_hash, api_key: 'mykey')

```

## Usage

### Fetch services list

```ruby
services = PacklinkLite::Service.all(
  from: { country: 'DE', zip: 56457 },
  to: { country: 'DE', zip: 56457 },
  packages: { 0 => { width: 10, height: 10, length: 10, weight: 1 } }
)
```

### Create order

```ruby
order = PacklinkLite::Order.create(order_hash)
```

### Fetch shipment tracking

```ruby
tracking_history = PacklinkLite::TrackingHistory.find(shipment_reference)
```

### Set callback urls

```ruby
PacklinkLite.change_shipment_callback_url(url)
PacklinkLite.change_tracking_callback_url(url)
```

## Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/vinted/packlink_lite.

## License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the [MIT License](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).


VRA Foundation's Project Grants provide support for projects in the field of visual resources and image management. Two grants are available in the fall 2015 cycle with up to $1,500 to be awarded per grant. The funds may be used for stand-alone projects, pilots or start-up financing for larger projects, or for a component of a larger project.
The Visual Resources Association Foundation (VRAF) awards the 2015-2016 the Samuel H. Kress Foundation funded internship award to Meghan McGowan who will work under the direction of Maria Ketcham in the Research Library & Archives of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
The Visual Resources Association Foundation (VRAF) Internship Award provides financial support for graduate students preparing for a career in visual resources and image management. The award grants $4,000 to support a period of internship in archives, libraries, museums, visual resources collections in academic institutions, or other appropriate contexts. The recipient will receive a stipend of $3,000 for 200 hours completed at the host site.
The Visual Resources Association Foundation (VRAF) is pleased to announce that it is accepting applications for two VRAF Professional Development Grants, one to support the advancement of an emerging professional and the other to support the work of an established career professional. These grants can be used to support conference attendance, enrollment in a workshop, or participation in research activities.
The Visual Resources Association Foundation (VRAF) is pleased to announce that it is accepting host applications for the VRAF Regional Workshop Program, with the generous support of the Samuel H. Kress Foundation. This new pilot program is dedicated to providing localized education and professional development opportunities in visual resources and image management.
The Visual Resources Association Foundation (VRAF) invites applications for the third Kress Foundation funded Internship in visual resources and image management.
ARLIS/NA and the Visual Resources Association Foundation (VRAF) are seeking host sites for the Summer Educational Institute for Visual Resources and Image Management (SEI), for 2016 and beyond.
The Visual Resources Association Foundation (VRAF) has been awarded a grant from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation to fund the VRAF Regional Workshop Program. This new pilot program is dedicated to providing localized education and professional development opportunities in visual resources and image management.
Be a rock in the VRA Foundation. Be a rock star for your profession.
The Board of Directors of the Visual Resources Association Foundation is pleased to announce the presentation of its 2014 VRAF Project Grants to Matthias Arnold of the University of Heidelberg, and Krystle Kelley of the University of Colorado Boulder.
The Board of Directors of the Visual Resources Association Foundation is pleased to announce the presentation of its 2014 VRAF Professional Development Grants to Mark Pompelia of the Rhode Island School of Design, and Courtney Baron, of the University of Georgia.
Gabriella Karl-Johnson is the winner of the VRAF's 2nd Internship Award. She will receive $3,000 to digitize, describe, and make discoverable a collection of lantern slides in the Digital Media Services & Image Archive at the Institute of Fine Arts of New York University.
MetaShotPpt for Mac, developed with funding from a VRAF Project Grant, had a successful unveiling and is ready for use!
1 award of $4000 is available.
Application deadline is July 31, 2014.
2 awards of up to $850 each are available. Applications are due July 23, 2014.
See Professional Development Grant section for more details.
Angie Yip, of Chatham, Ontario, Canada, is the winner of the VRA Foundation's first Internship Award. She will receive $3,000 to work in the Visual Resources Department at the College of Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan, collaborating with the Detroit Institute of Art and Wayne State University to catalog and make accessible several thousand images to facilitate teaching and learning.
The Board of Directors of the Visual Resources Association Foundation is pleased to announce the presentation of its 2013 VRAF Project Grants to Amanda Rybin and Christopher Strasbaugh. The amount of each award is $1500.00.
Two project grants of up to $1500 each are available. Applications are due October 30, 2013.
See Grants section for more details.
The Board of Directors of the Visual Resources Association Foundation is pleased to present its 2013 VRAF Professional Development Grants to Vicky Brown of the University of Oxford, and Sara Piasecki of the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center.
1 award of $3000 is available.
Application deadline is July 24, 2013.
Two grants of up to $850 each are available. Applications are due July 24, 2013.
Applications due October 22, 2012! Two project grants available. See Grants section for more details.
Visual Resources Association Foundation Announces 2012 Professional Grant Winners.
Anne Young, Indianapolis Museum of Art and Heather Lowe, Cal State San Bernardino are each awarded $850.00 to assist in attendance and participation in conferences that will contribute to their professional growth.
Applications due 07/20/2012! Looking for educational or research support in the visual resources/image management field? Two awards available, see Grants section for full details.
The Visual Resources Association Foundation (VRAF) announces the award of its first 2012 VRAF Project Grant to Heidi Eyestone, Carleton College and Greg Reser, University of California, San Diego.
The boards of VRA and the VRA Foundation announce the appointment of four new members to the VRA Foundation Board of Directors.
The Visual Resources Association Foundation (VRAF) announces the award of its second VRAF Project Grant to the North Carolina Folklife Institute (NCFI).
The Visual Resources Association Foundation announces the recipients of the third annual Professional Development Grants.
The Visual Resources Association Foundation announces the award of its first VRAF Project Grant to the American Craft Council (ACC) in support of its Newsletter Digitization Project.
A generous donation from Cathie and Gene Lemon will help support several new VRAF education and research activities.
At the VRA + ARLIS/NA annual conference in Minneapolis, the VRA Foundation will co-sponsor the March 25th plenary session.
The VRA Foundation is initiating a Project Grant program. The purpose is to provide support for projects in the field of visual resources and image management that are consonant with the VRA Foundation mission.
three new members to the VRA Foundation Board of Directors.
Announcement of the second annual professional development grant to Carrie Salazar.
The VRAF announces the first SEI Pro to be held at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque from June 9 to June 12, 2010.
The VRAF is providing full support for the workshop, "Strategic Planning: Who, What, Why, and How," at the 2010 VRA conference in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 17, 2010, and the VRAF has created its first grant devoted to Professional Development.
Announcement of the transfer of the CCO project from the Visual Resources Association to the VRA Foundation.


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Ludlow gives Harleysville a boost
By Alex Frazier |
PUBLISHED: July 20, 2004 at 10:00 p.m. | UPDATED: September 24, 2021 at 5:22 a.m.
Ludlow and many of his teammates are used to winning ever since they captured the Inter-community Senior Round Robin at the age of 12.
"We all get along well," he said. "We're all friends."
The rising Souderton junior is a fixture in centerfield, having moved there a year ago from shortstop.
"I like centerfield a lot better than shortstop," he said. "You have to make the catches, but there's not as much pressure as the infield.
In a pinch, Ludlow can also give Harleysville a few innings on the mound.
"He can pitch, but I hate to take him out of centerfield because he's so good out there," said Harleysville manager Geoff Ball. "You're afraid to take away that kind of defense."
During the high school season, he was elevated to the varsity where he played left and right field and was DH'd for.
Ludlow said that he found Connie Mack ball easier.
"It's a lot different than varsity," he said. "The kids aren't as big. I don't play as deep in center. There's a lot less power."
When he's not running down balls in the outfield, Ludlow contributes with his bat. He's hitting at about .380.
"He is one of our three best players," said Ball.
"I'm doing a lot better than last year," he said. "Last year the pitching in our league was really, really good. I feel more comfortable up at the plate."
While last year's team had more power hitters, this year's squad has a better overall batting average.
"We're not as big as we were last year," said Ludlow. "We're a lot smaller. We're a lot younger. We're a faster team too. We can steal more bases."
Ball and Ludlow go back a long way. Ball was his coach for the Inter-community Round Robin as well as for the jayvee team at the high school and last year's Connie Mack A coach.
"It helps a lot," said Ludlow. "I know what he expects of me and I can play better that way."
"He's a pretty good kid all the way around," said Ball. "He has a good solid background. You're not going to find a better kid and family like that to have on your team."
Alex Frazier
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From previous research, Friction Stir Processing (FSP) was identified as a unique processing method that could be applied to improve the microstructure of welded non-ferrous alloys. FSP is similar to Friction Stir Welding (FSW) in that the material is processed below the melting point of the material, but the emphasis is not to produce a joint as in the case of FSW, but to improve mechanical performance. The difference between the two processes is that FSP is used to improve an existing weld's mechanical properties through microstructure refinement. This investigation was conducted on an aluminium alloy due to the relative difficulty with which defect free welds can be produced using conventional fusion welding processes. The aluminium alloy sections were joined using a MIG-laser hybrid process with varying gap widths between the adjoining plates. Similarly, a number of plates were also prepared using a conventional FSW process for comparative purposes. After fabrication, samples were sectioned from the welded plates for mechanical testing in order to evaluate the integrity of the welds. Mechanical properties were evaluated by tensile, fatigue and microhardness testing. Based on comparative results between the FSP MIG-laser hybrid (FSPMLH), the MIG-laser hybrid (MLH) and FSW for the three different gap widths evaluated, several general trends could be observed: weld efficiency (based on tensile strength) was the highest for the 0mm gap MIG-laser hybrid welded plates; FSP had a negligible effect on the tensile strength of the MIG-laser hybrid welded plates, but the percentage elongation values increased significantly. The effect of FSP on fatigue life became more noticeable as the width of the gap between adjoining plates increased. Microstructure evaluation revealed that FSP resulted in a refinement of the as-welded dendritic structure as well as eliminating porosity in the weld. Keywords: friction stir processing, friction stir welding, fatigue testing, weld integrity, aluminium alloy, MIG-laser hybrid welding.


Hope you're all having a great week so far! I have some awesome news.
A fantastic band called Blue Boy Jack has just released their first six songs and one of them was inspired by Jethro and Nila in the Indebted Series.
I'm beyond honored that they'd take the time to read, write lyrics, and create a melody that captures the Indebted world.
It's so, so nice of them and a super awesome track! Their other songs are freaking great too!
And to listen to the Track for Indebted either head to their PAGE or click below!


Interested in doing video auditions (live Skype, or video upload) for major feature films such as "Star Wars: Episode IX," "Captain Marvel," "Spider-Man: Homecoming Sequel" and others? Now is your opportunity to be submitted to the casting directors. I will submit you for acting roles as they are in the auditioning stage, for a one-time fee of $99. It does not matter where your location is or your experience level. After signing up, you will need to email me your photos and general information such as contact information, age, height, weight, any special skills or activities, etc. After you send in your photos and information, a submission package will be created and you will begin being submitted for lead and supporting roles.
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This is an excellent opportunity to join the City Healthcare Partnership's administration team.
We are looking for an experienced, enthusiastic and well motivated individual to provide comprehensive administrative support working on the front of house receptions within the Health Centres across the city.
Candidates must be highly organised having excellent prioritisation skills, able to work to tight deadlines, whilst maintaining accuracy and attention to detail. Excellent communication skills and a friendly approachable nature are essential for this role. You will need to be able to work with minimal supervision.
The postholder should have previous office and reception experience and the ability to demonstrate appropriate receptionist skills. Knowledge of e-mails and various computer software packages are essential, including Word and Excel.
An NVQ level 3 in Business Administration / Customer Service and previous experience of working within a health service environment would be desirable.
For informal enquiries, please contact Janet McIntyre Administration Manager Customer Services, on 07526167576. Alternatively, if you require an alternative method of communication, please e-mail janet.mcintyre1@nhs.net for further information on this post.


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Q: Composite component and CSS I have newcss.css
#formdiv {
    width: 30%;
    margin: 150 auto;

}

and composite component
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
      xmlns:h="http://xmlns.jcp.org/jsf/html"
      xmlns:composite="http://java.sun.com/jsf/composite">
    <composite:interface>
    </composite:interface>
    <composite:implementation>
             <h:form id="formdiv">
                 ...
             </h:form>
    </composite:implementation>
</html>

When i'm trying to use this component in index.xhtml i cant observe any effects of CSS applying.
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
      xmlns:lpform="http://xmlns.jcp.org/jsf/composite/mycomp"
      xmlns:h="http://xmlns.jcp.org/jsf/html">
    <form>
        <mycomp:comp/>
    </form>
</html>

I need that my composite component lay at the center.

A: The problem you have is the composite component itself is setting a prefix to your form's id. If you use your h:form directly in your main page, you'll see the form id value is formdiv at client side (and consecuently properly acquiring its style).
However, when you use a composite, JSF stablishes an id for the composite itself, so for your form you'll have j_idtx:formdiv. The easiest way to go is to use style classes instead of css selectors:
.formdivClass {
    width: 30%;
    margin: 150px auto;
}

<composite:implementation>
   <h:form styleClass="formdivClass">
     ...
   </h:form>
</composite:implementation>

See also:

*

*What's the generated prefix j_idt33 in JSF component id?

*How to use JSF generated HTML element ID with colon ":" in CSS selectors?

A: The problem is you set an invalid value for the margin property, so the browser ignores it. You have to specify the unit on the numeric value, unless it is zero. So in this case you could fix it this way (if you want 150 pixels of top and bottom margin):
#formdiv {
    width: 30%;
    margin: 150px auto;
}

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Lillie May Carroll Jackson School is a public elementary school located in Baltimore, MD in the Baltimore City Public Schools. It enrolls 83 students in grades 1st through 12th. It has 27.7 students to every teacher.
The form below lets you find Lillie May Carroll Jackson School alumni info and Lillie May Carroll Jackson School students.
The percentage of Lillie May Carroll Jackson School students on free and reduced lunch assistance (78.3%) is significantly higher than the state average of 48.4%. This may indicate that the area has a higher level of poverty than the state average.


I'm not looking for a job, why should I use VisualCV?
Stay visible. A VisualCV is an invaluable way for anyone in a visible career—including executives, speakers, professors, scientists, independent consultants, and recognized industry experts—to communicate their ongoing "personas" to prospective clients, associates, or peers. Showcase your persona in a compelling, easy-to-update VisualCV that you can link to from your email signature, business cards, and other marketing materials.
Prepare for performance reviews. Even if your current job is your dream job, wouldn't it be neat to show your employer a VisualCV of your accomplishments come review time?
Be ready for future job searches. You can quickly update your VisualCV to reflect major projects you've worked on or to add a new work sample you're proud of so you'll be ready to go if and when you do start looking for a job.


Former Pearland City Councilman Kevin Cole stirred up Social Media today by pointing out a bizarre plan proposed by Havard educated medical doctor Dr. Dona Kim Murphey. Dr. Murphey has proposed reducing the portion of Pearland ISD teachers that are white in a policy paper like post she put on her Facebook page (shown Below). As Councilman Cole points out, the only way that it is possible to reduce the percentage of teachers who are white immediately would be to fire Pearland ISD teachers just for being white. Even if otherwise implemented Dr. Murphey's racial hiring plan may be illegal or unconstitutional under the 14th amendment to the US Constitution and would open up Pearland ISD to cash damage lawsuits under 42 USC 1983. Quotas against whites were outlawed by the Supreme Court in the Bakke case, one of the best know decisions of this topic. Is Dr. Murphey not well versed in basic civil rights law (and/or sovereign immunity law)? It would be interesting to see what programs and educational expenses would have to be cut to survive such lawsuits. Dr. Kim Murphey has stated previously she would be uncomfortable talking to white conservatives as My Pearland News Previously Reported. One wonders about the racial preoccupations of Dr. Murphey's candidacy.


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Blog: SUCCESSFUL WORKSHOP organized by the MIRROR consortium
Contemporary Challenges in Migration: An Interactive Discussion on the MIRROR Platform
The online workshop "Contemporary Challenges in Migration: An Interactive Discussion on the MIRROR Platform" took place November 26th, 2020. The event, organized by the MIRROR consortium, saw the participation of high-level national and European policy-makers and security practitioners, civil society representatives, members of national and international humanitarian agencies.
After a warm welcome to the workshop delivered by Dr. Aitana Radu (University of Malta), the project coordinator Dr. Claudia Niederee (L3s research center) gave a general introduction to the MIRROR project. The European-funded H2020-research project MIRROR, aims at developing an integrated platform and tools for media and social media analysis focusing on the perception of Europe as a potential destination for migration.
The rich program included the presentation of the various technologies incorporated in the MIRROR platform, a review of the legal, ethical and societal framework of the project and platform as well as a brief description of the theoretical basis and information model on EU perception underpinning the technology development. The event also included a guided presentation of the MIRROR mock-up for the benefit of the participating stakeholders, who took this opportunity to share their feedback and suggestions.
The first topic to be addressed was the human rights and societal acceptance aspects of the MIRROR project. Prof. Jeanne Mifsud Bonnici from University of Groningen provided a comprehensive overview of the work in terms of ethical, legal and societal aspects with regards to the project. Jeanne also shared the human rights mechanisms developed by the consortium to review the technologies produced, ensuring that the above principles are respected and that the necessary safeguards are put into place. Among the items presented were the ethics traffic lights system, the human rights implications checklist and some of the initial findings produced by the societal taskforce.
The next presentation was delivered by Prof. Hajo Boomgaarden (University of Vienna) who introduced their work on an information model regarding migrants' perceptions of Europe. Hajo presented the field work which has been carried out by his team of researchers and the research activities which are still going on. One highlighted aspect was the migration-communication theoretical model, which has been developed by analyzing multi-disciplinary literature on the role of media and information in migration decision-making processes. The presentation also touched upon the role of migration networks, different types of feedback communication as well as media and information literacy in the contemporary migration processes.
The first part of the workshop concluded with a guided presentation of the MIRROR mock-up was introduced and a guided presentation delivered by Dr. Francesco Gallo (EURIX). Francesco used a MIRROR scenario to explain the functionalities of the system, the technologies already integrated and the way they can be used by different stakeholders. This was then followed by a more in-depth presentation of the search functionalities of the platform (e.g., search by MRSCs -Migration Related Semantic Concepts, free text, time, country, etc.) and the platform dashboard. The presentation also touched upon the type of online sources exploited by the platform.
MIRROR Dashboard
The second part of the event included a presentation of the individual technologies used by the MIRROR platform. First, multilingualism and speech recognition technologies of the platform were presented.
Dr. Gerhard Backfried (SAIL LABS Technology) gave an overview of textual and audio analysis methods and the sources and technologies integrated into the MIRROR system. His presentation covered opportunities and limitations of language identification, entity detection, sentiment analysis, topic detection, computer-generated content detection and multi-linguality.
Then, Dr. Vasileios Mezaris (CERTH) provided a short description of the image analysis technologies, which enable the MIRROR system to understand images and videos and makes them easily searchable. He explained how these technologies help in annotating visual concepts, MRSCs (Migration Related Semantic Concepts), sentiment labels, and in summarizing and creating compact representations of large media collections.
Finally, Dr. Aitana Radu (University of Malta) introduced the threat and risk analysis models based on analysing misperceptions. The presentation included the preliminary work on developing a methodology for extracting threats from misperceptions as well as a brief description of proposed ways in which to improve exiting risk analysis frameworks (e.g., by also examining the risks to migrants). Aitana also mentioned that it is important to understand how the methodologies developed in MIRROR could be linked to the risk analysis needs of end-users, which is also one of the aims of the project.
The workshop concluded with an interactive discussion where participants were encouraged to share their feedback and recommendations. The discussion touched upon the challenge of including all possible groups of migrants in the research design (e.g., interviews taken by University of Vienna) and how different migrant communities could be reached by looking at different communication channels. Another important discussion point was the added value of the MIRROR system to existing technologies. In this respect, the MIRROR partners emphasized two key aspects: (a) the creation of a database of Migration Related Semantic Concepts and the development of the platform around these concepts, which is a novel approach underpinning all search functionalities and further analysis; (b) the careful consideration given to human rights and the implementation of a privacy by design and privacy by default approach to technological development, which is again a novel and useful feature of the platform.
Challenges for Automatic Detection of Fake News Related to Migration
Paper from University of Vienna will be presented at the 17th IMISCOE Annual Conference in Luxembourg


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SIGMOD () — тематическая группа Ассоциации вычислительной техники, специализирующаяся на технологиях управления данными и базах данных, объединяющая исследователей и практиков в соответствующих областях — разработчиков и пользователей СУБД, исследователей техник и алгоритмов по работе с большими массивами данных.

Основное мероприятие группы — ежегодная конференция SIGMOD, проводящаяся с 1975 года. Считается одной из важнейших в соответствующей области, конкурс среди докладчиков на конференцию достаточно высок для отрасли: средняя доля принятных докладов по отношению к поданным за период с 1996 года по 2012 год составила 18 %. С 1991 года конференция проводится совместно с другим крупным мероприятием — , соорганизуемым SIGMOD с двумя другими тематическим группами — SIGACT и , группа мероприятий обозначается как «SIGMOD/PODS»

Группа присуждает несколько премий за вклад в области управления данными, наиболее важная из них — ежегодная , вручаемая за инновационные и имеющие продолжительную ценность исследования и разработки в области систем управления базами данных; среди лауреатов премии — Майкл Стоунбрейкер (1992), Джим Грей (1993), Гектор Гарсия-Молина (1999), Джеффри Ульман (2006), Моше Варди (2008).

Основное периодическое издание — ежеквартальный журнал SIGMOD Record. На постоянной основе функционируют три региональных секции группы — китайская (на базе Гонконгского университета), японская (Токио) и московская (ежемесячный семинар проводит на ВМиК МГУ).

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De Geierlay of de Hangbrug Geierlay (Duits: Hängeseilbrücke Geierlay) is een hangbrug voor voetgangers tussen de Hunsrücker plaatsen Mörsdorf en Sosberg. De brug overspant het Mörsdorfer Bachtal.

Geschiedenis
Het idee om een hangbrug te bouwen ontstond in het kader van de dorpsvernieuwing in 2006, maar werd afgewezen omdat het niet te realiseren zou zijn. Drie burgers uit de gemeente, waaronder de latere burgemeester, pakten het idee in 2010 opnieuw op. Nog in hetzelfde jaar besloot de gemeenteraad het idee om te zetten in een plan.

Eind mei 2015 werd begonnen met de bouw van de brug, die op 3 oktober 2015 werd geopend.

Cijfers
Het project heeft in totaal 1,14 miljoen euro gekost en werd voornamelijk door de EU (€ 460.000) en de deelstaat Rijnland-Palts (€ 240.000) gefinancierd. Omliggende gemeenten droegen met € 100.000 bij en de overige kosten van € 350.000 werd door de gemeente Mörsdorf opgebracht.

De brug heeft een totale lengte van 360 meter en behoort daarmee tot de langste voetgangershangbruggen van Europa. De afstand van de grond en de daar stromende beek bedraagt circa 100 meter. Het gewicht van de brug bedraag 57 ton.

De planning van de constructie en de uitvoering van de bouw lag bij een Zwitserse onderneming uit Chur.

Toerisme
De naam van de brug werd overgenomen uit de naam zoals de grond waarop de brug zich bevindt in het kadaster wordt omschreven. Er werd gekozen uit veel voorstellen van de burgers uit Mörsdorf.

Bij het concept van de Geierlay behoort een bezoekerscentrum met een groot parkeerterrein, ook voor bussen. De brug is uitsluitend te voet of met de fiets te bereiken (circa 1,8 kilometer over een geasfalteerde landweg).

Volgens een studie zal de brug het toerisme in de streek een forse impuls geven: jaarlijks worden er 170.000 bezoekers verwacht en ongeveer 50.000 extra te boeken overnachtingen. Ook is berekend dat de toename van het plaatselijke toerisme ongeveer 2,5 miljoen extra inkomsten zal opleveren. In het eerste jaar lokte de brug 370.000 bezoekers.

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 Officiële website

Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis
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Q: Is there any NodeJs class/function which is similar to Environment.TickCount on c#? This code is running on c#
int x = Environment.TickCount;

docs for Environment.TickCount

Gets the number of milliseconds elapsed since the system started. TickCount cycles between Int32.MinValue, which is a negative number, and Int32.MaxValue once every 49.8 days.

TickCount will increment from Zero to (2147483647) for approximately 24.9 days, then jump back to (-2147483648), which is a negative number, then increment back to zero during the next 24.9 days.

We can use int result = Environment.TickCount & Int32.MaxValue; to make it rotate between (0) and (2147483647) for every 24.9 days

I want an equivalent method in NodeJS, which would yield the same result.
I made a search on NodeJS npmjs but didn't find similar function

A: The Microsoft docs say Environment.TickCount is an integer that "contains the amount of time in milliseconds that has passed since the last time the computer was started".
When searching for that I found this question and the answers suggest to use process.uptime() oros.uptime()

A: os.uptime() is the closest method to what you need which

Returns the system uptime in number of seconds

NodeJS docs
But this is a valid question that what will be the max limit for the above method.?
In NodeJS the max safe integer is Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER that is 9007199254740991. Which is basically 289583309.373 years. So I guess we will have to assume this as the max value for said method.
If you want the functionality as of c#'s TickCount, you will need to create your own custom method, maybe something like given below:
// this method will cycle between 0 and 2147483647
function TickCount() {
    const miliseconds_elapsed = os.uptime() * 1000; // convert the time in miliseconds
    return miliseconds_elapsed % 2147483647;
}

// this method will cycle between -2147483648 to 2147483647
// note: it will not start from 0
function TickCount() {
    const miliseconds_elapsed = os.uptime() * 1000; // convert the time in miliseconds
    return (miliseconds_elapsed % 4294967296) - 2147483648;
}

// this method will cycle between -2147483648 to 2147483647
// note: it will start from 0 goes to 2147483647
// then comes back to -2147483648 and starts the cycle
function TickCount() {
    const miliseconds_elapsed = os.uptime() * 1000; // convert the time in miliseconds
    if (miliseconds_elapsed <= 2147483647) {
        return miliseconds_elapsed;
    }
    return ((miliseconds_elapsed - 2147483648) % 4294967296) - 2147483648;
}


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Terrorism, cybersecurity likely to supersede military topics in State of the Union
Travis J. Tritten
• • January 19, 2015
President Barack Obama shakes hands with Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, left, as the president arrives to give his State of the Union address during a joint session of Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014. (Larry Downing/MCT)
WASHINGTON — Servicemember and veteran groups say looming budget cuts and health care services will be their top concerns when President Barack Obama takes the podium Tuesday night for his State of the Union address.
Caps on federal spending are set to kick in this year and will increase pressure for tough defense budgeting choices, including potential reductions in pay and benefits for troops.
The Obama administration and Congress have also been wrestling with an overhaul of the troubled Department of Veterans Affairs and providing better mental health services for vets.
Groups such as the Military Officers Association of America and the VFW said Friday that they want Obama to show a willingness to compromise on spending cuts and to vow support for veterans' health care struggles.
The White House has been dropping hints in recent days about which issues will be included in the annual speech to the nation, and the president appears poised to focus on cybersecurity, terrorism and domestic civilian issues such as broadband Internet service, paid leave for federal workers and community college tuition.
"I think the president really needs to say some valid things about what the armed forces have done for us over the last year, and that something must be done with sequestration," said Vice Adm. Norbert Ryan, president and CEO of the MOAA, the military officers organization.
Sequestration is shorthand for the mandatory spending caps that Congress has imposed to reduce the federal deficit. After being put off for two years, the caps will return during budgeting this year and set the Department of Defense base budget at $523 billion, allowing a $1.7 billion increase.
Last year, Pentagon brass lobbied successfully for some cuts to troop pay and benefits, citing ballooning costs and shrinking budgets.
The drumbeat for more reductions has been growing louder this month, with warnings to troops by outgoing Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and mentions of coming debates by lawmakers in the House and Senate.
Ryan said Obama could use the address to signal he will work with Republican majorities in both chambers of Congress to raise the cap on defense spending so personnel cuts are not necessary. The GOP has been discussing modifications or an end to the caps.
It would be a message to servicemembers that the deficit-reduction caps will not come on their backs, Ryan said. "We have to be very careful about the morale and longtime readiness of these troops."
Health careVeterans want to see Obama focus on health care issues.
"The VFW would appreciate hearing support for the VA, which provides an unequaled service to disabled veterans and their families," VFW spokesman Joe Davis wrote in an email to Stars and Stripes.
The department provides health care to about 9 million vets and beneficiaries annually and was engulfed in a scandal last year over long patient wait times and widespread records manipulation. Obama chose new VA Secretary Bob McDonald, who is working to fix the agency and implement a $16.3 billion emergency overhaul passed by Congress last summer.
AMVETS, a veteran service organization, wants the president to voice new support and confidence in McDonald and his ability to turn the VA around following one of its lowest points, said David Gai, the group's national communications director.
"We don't want to see the president stand up and take credit" for progress on the VA, Gai said.
Veterans have also been calling on Congress and the VA to expand its mental health services for hundreds of thousands of troops who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
A number of bills were filed on Capitol Hill last year attempting to alleviate a suicide rate of 22 veterans per day, including the wide-ranging Clay Hunt SAV Act, which calls for a variety of improvements. It was reintroduced in Congress this month.
Bill Rausch, political director for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, said the president should reach out to veterans by mentioning the need for mental health services — and possibly supporting passage of the Clay Hunt bill.
"I think the message he could send by mentioning mental health challenges is a powerful message for our community," Rausch said.
Military omission likelyThe presidential address is a showcase of top policy issues for the general American public, and the White House has not signaled that it will discuss more military-centric issues such as troop compensation or veterans' issues.
"I don't think either will make it into the State of the Union. The public doesn't know or understand what is going on with these sorts of things," said Kenneth Gold, director of the Government Affairs Institute at Georgetown University in Washington.
Gold said the president could stake out some ground on the defense budget cap issue and send a message to Congress. But he is likely to come down against lifting or relaxing the imposed limit this year.
Any mention in the speech will likely come as a nod to the importance of domestic and social programs, which the Democrats do not want to see cut to increase the defense budget. Many Republicans see defense as a higher priority.
Obama is likely to talk about cybersecurity following the Sony Pictures hacking incident, progress in easing relations with Cuba and the attack by Islamic fundamentalists on the Charlie Hebdo newspaper in Paris.
"I think that terrorism will be a major one for him as well," Gold said.
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