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We help put the 'fair' back in 'fair fight.'
The history of competitive and professional sports includes many members of the LGBT community, some of whom faced significant discrimination and harassment because of their sexual orientation. Unfortunately, discriminatory behavior is not yet a thing of the past. Several recent sports-related cases in California have highlighted that — a lesbian couple refused the same membership benefits at a country club, a gay couple harassed and prevented from training at an ice skating rink.
The Dolan Law Firm recently filed an LGBT athlete rights case against the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) and the Women's Long Drive Association (LDA) on behalf of Lana Lawless, a transgender woman, and the 2008 Women's LDA winner. Ms. Lawless is a professional golfer who must participate in LPGA qualifying events in order to be eligible to join the LPGA tour. The LPGA rejected her application based on rules that require that all players be born female. Lawless has undergone complete gender reassignment and is legally female. By rejecting her application because she is transgender, our firm asserts that her civil rights were violated. (See the full press release below.)
It's important to fight discrimination wherever it occurs, including discrimination at commercial establishments like athletic clubs and country clubs, and in local, state, and national competitions. Athletics is a significant part of many people's lives, gay or straight and LGBT athletes have rights, too. No one should have to miss an opportunity for involvement because of discrimination on the part of a business, or because they are unsafe in a public venue.
If you have been the victim of discrimination or harassment at a sports or athletic venue because you are LGBT, contact The Dolan Law Firm.
San Francisco Gay Athlete Discrimination Lawyer
Christopher Dolan, the founding member of The Dolan Law Firm, has a long history of fighting on behalf of the LGBT community. With almost 20 years of legal experience, he is well prepared to take your case to court.
He was the 2008 winner of the Ally Award by the Transgender Law Center. He has been chosen as a "Northern California Super Lawyer" by SuperLawyer magazine for five consecutive years. He was selected as the California Consumer Attorney of the Year. He holds an AV-Preeminent in the Martindale-Hubbell peer-review rating system for "highest legal ability" and ethical standards.*
Unruh Civil Rights Act and Equal Access
Our legal advocates fight hard to protect the rights of LGBT athletes to equal treatment and equal access under California law. California's Unruh Civil Rights Act prohibits businesses from acting in a discriminatory manner. It states that:
"…all persons within the jurisdiction of this state are free and equal, and no matter what their sex, race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, medical condition, marital status, or sexual orientation, are entitled to full and equal accommodations, advantages, facilities, privileges, or services in all business establishments of every kind whatsoever."
Any business that denies admission, charges different prices or provides a different level of service, or otherwise seeks to discourage fair and equal access to facilities or services is in violation of the law.
Contact a San Francisco Gay Athletic Discrimination Lawyer
If you, or someone you know has been discriminated against by a sports facility, schedule a free initial consultation.
Our lawyers work on a contingency meaning that you pay no fees or costs upfront. If we obtain a recovery on your behalf, we receive a percentage of any recovery we obtain for you. No recovery, no fee.
Lana Lawless, a transgender woman, and the 2008 Women's Long Drive Association (LDA) winner, has filed suit against the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) and the LDA for violation of her civil rights. Lawless, a professional golfer, applied to join the LPGA's qualifying events in order to be eligible to join the tour; however, the LPGA rejected her application based on its rules that require all players, to qualify and compete, must be born female.
Lawless, a former male special weapons and tactics (SWAT) team member, has undergone a complete gender reassignment and is legally female. The suit, filed late October 12, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California (CV 104599), claims that the LPGA and its sponsor CVS have engaged in discrimination based on sex/transgender status in violation of California's landmark Unruh anti-discrimination law which protects transgender persons from discrimination in the provision of goods, services, and contracts.
The suit also claims that, after Lawless won the Re/Max Woman's LDA championship, the LDA changed its rules to exclude her from participating in future contests by adopting the LPGA's "born female" requirement.
Lawless' attorney, Christopher Dolan of The Dolan Law Firm in San Francisco, stated, "California's civil rights laws prevent discrimination against all minorities, including transgender persons. The LPGA and LDA operate a number of high profile qualifying events and tournaments in California, which are highly lucrative to their sponsors.
"There are a handful of states which protect the civil rights of transgender persons. The intended outcome of this suit is to force the LPGA and the LDA to change their unlawful practices or be precluded from operating within California and other states, such as New York, which prohibit discrimination based on sexual reassignment. They will have to choose between continuing with their tournaments or their discrimination," continued Dolan.
The suit, filed the day before the CVS LPGA Challenge at the Black Hawk Country Club in Danville, California, seeks to enjoin the LPGA and LDA from hosting their tournaments and/or qualifying events in California as long as they exclude transgender women from participating. It also seeks damages against the LPGA, LDA, and their sponsors, CVS, Re/Max and, Dick's Sporting Goods, for violating Lawless' civil rights and for interfering with her ability to earn a living as a professional golfer.
According to Lawless, "I have traveled a long road to get to where I am now, a place where I always belonged as a strong, proud, capable woman. I am, in all respects, legally, and physically female. The state of California recognizes me as such and the LPGA should not be permitted to come into California and blatantly violate my rights. I just want to have the same opportunity to play professional golf as any other woman."
In stark contrast to the LPGA and LDA, the U.S. Golf Association has a gender policy that expressly includes gender reassigned females in its tournaments and activities. The International Olympic Committee, since 2004, has included transpeople in Olympic events. Likewise, the NCAA has a policy of inclusion for transpeople.
"I could participate in female wrestling in international Olympic events but, here in my own state, in my chosen profession, because of blatant prejudice, I am excluded and discriminated against," added Lawless. "Before I won the Re/Max Women's LDA Championship, the only requirement for participation was that I was over 18 and female. As a result of my winning the tournament, which was based on my skill, and not my gender, they changed the rules to require that I be born female. This is not only unlawful, it is shameful."
"It is important to fight intolerance wherever it rears its ugly head. This unlawful activity harkens back to the days when African Americans were precluded from qualifying and playing in professional golf tournaments," said Dolan. "As Americans, we must always be vigilant against the poison and hatred bred from prejudice and discrimination. America was founded on the principal of tolerance for differences in beliefs and, over time, that principal has been recognized to include protection against discrimination based on race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, religion, etc. The LPGA can't be permitted to violate California law." added Dolan.
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Privacy Tracker | The Personal Data Protection Framework in Singapore Related reading: Book Review: Excellent Primer for Understanding Singapore's Data Protection Law
The Personal Data Protection Framework in Singapore
schedule Oct 2, 2014
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In Asia Cloud Computing Association's Cloud Readiness Index 2012, Singapore scored the most points in areas such as data sovereignty, e-government and ICT prioritization, and intellectual property protection. However, the nation slipped from third to fourth place in the report—partly due to a low score in the area of data privacy. Although the common law and certain sectorial legislation already covered data protection, no legislation in Singapore comprehensively dealt with privacy or data protection at the date that the report was prepared.
Subsequently, on October 15, 2012, the Singapore Parliament passed the Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA) designed to govern the collection, use and disclosure of personal data in Singapore by any private organization, including those that are not physically located in Singapore. The PDPA came into full effect on July 2, 2014, and now all organizations that collect, use or disclose personal data in Singapore must comply with the PDPA, regardless of their place of incorporation. In this article, the first in a two-part series, we will look at the new structural framework and what organizations operating in Singapore need to consider.
First off, while commonly recognized as a "data privacy law," the PDPA does not, in fact, recognize a right to privacy—in fact, the term "privacy" does not even appear in the PDPA. Contrary to the EU Data Protection Directive (95/46/EC) which expressly states in its preamble that "data processing systems are designed to serve man; whereas they must … respect their fundamental rights and freedoms, notably the right to privacy," Singapore has opted for a more business-friendly approach. For instance, there is no notification requirement in the event of a security breach affecting personal data.
One of the purposes of the PDPA is to "increase consumer trust and strengthen Singapore's position as a trusted global data hub." Thus, the PDPA focuses primarily on information management and, as expressly stated in article 3 of the PDPA, its purpose is "to govern the collection, use and disclosure of personal data by organizations in a manner that recognizes both the right of individuals to protect their personal data and the need of organizations to collect, use or disclose personal data for purposes that a reasonable person would consider appropriate in the circumstances."
The PDPA aims to regulate the flow of personal data, whereby consent of the individual is required before data relating to such individual may be collected, used or disclosed. The PDPA revolves around certain key obligations:
Consent Obligation – Section 13 of the PDPA provides that collecting, using or disclosing an individual's personal data is prohibited unless the individual gives, or is deemed to have given, his consent for the collection, use or disclosure of his personal data. Personal data is defined in the PDPA as any data, whether true or not, about an individual who can be identified either from that data alone or from that data and other information to which the organization has or is likely to have access. Consent is limited for the purpose for which it was given and may be withdrawn at any time, in which case the collection, use or disclosure of such personal data must immediately cease.
Purpose Limitation Obligation – Section 18 of the PDPA provides that collecting, using or disclosing personal data relating to an individual may be permitted only for the purposes that have been communicated to the individual or that a reasonable person would consider appropriate in the circumstances.
Notification Obligation – Section 20 of the PDPA provides that individuals must be informed of the purposes for which their personal data will be collected, used and disclosed prior to such collection, use or disclosure.
Access and Correction Obligation – Sections 21 and 22 of the PDPA provide that individuals have the right to request from the organization access and correction of their personal data.
Accuracy Obligation – Section 23 of the PDPA requires organizations to make reasonable efforts to ensure that personal data collected is accurate and complete, if the personal data is likely to be used to make a decision or is likely to be disclosed to another organization.
Protection Obligation – Section 24 of the PDPA requires organizations to make reasonable security arrangements to protect personal data in order to prevent unauthorized access, collection, use, disclosure, copying, modification, disposal or similar risks.
Retention Limitation Obligation – Section 25 of the PDPA requires an organization to cease to retain documents containing personal data as soon as it is reasonable to assume that the purpose for which that personal data was collected is no longer being served by retention of the personal data, and retention is no longer necessary for legal or business purposes.
Transfer Limitation Obligation – Section 26 of the PDPA limits the ability of an organization to transfer personal data outside Singapore. In particular, section 26(1) provides that an organization must not transfer any personal data outside Singapore except where it can ensure that a comparable standard of protection, as provided for under the PDPA, will be maintained over any personal data that is transferred. Organizations that collect personal data overseas and host and/or process it in Singapore will in any case be subject to the PDPA from the point that such personal data is brought into Singapore.
Openness Obligation – Organizations are required to develop and implement policies and practices to ensure compliance with the PDPA and to make information about such data protection policies and practices available. In particular, section 11 of the PDPA sets out an obligation for an organization to designate an individual responsible for ensuring its compliance with the PDPA.
In order to enforce the PDPA, a Personal Data Protection Commission (the "PDPC") was created. The DPA has a broad range of powers, including conducting investigations to verify compliance with the PDPA, ordering an organization to stop collecting or revealing data, ordering the destruction of the data and imposing financial sanctions of up to SG$ 1 million (equivalent to USD 800,000) in case of a breach of the PDPA.
Last but not least, the PDPA created a Do Not Call Registry (the DNC Registry) whereby organizations are prohibited from sending marketing messages, in the form of voice calls, text or fax messages, to Singapore telephone numbers, including mobile, fixed-line, residential and business numbers registered with the DNC Registry. Under the PDPA, any person or organization found guilty of the offence of sending telemarketing messages to Singapore telephone numbers without checking the DNC Registry will be liable to a fine of up to US$10,000 per message sent. The DNC Registry provisions came into force on 2 January 2014 and more than 600,000 phone numbers have already been registered on the DNC Registry.
Companies operating in Singapore or collecting personal data in Singapore need to review their information handling practices to ensure that they comply with their obligations under the PDPA, even if the data is transmitted to another country and stored in the cloud. In part two of this series, we will explore the initial impact of the PDPA and the PDPC's enforcement actions initiated by the PDPC. The DNC Registry has solicited the largest number of complaints, as it's been in effect the longest, however, enforcement of other provisions of the PDPA is on the rise, and the PDPC is coming down with force.
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Although productions of Gioachino Rossini's Mosè in Egitto are infrequent, the lively debate on successive versions of the work has generally led to questions of priority and to informative discussions on performance history.
For the first opera during its Spring 2010 season Chicago Opera Theater staged a production based on the new critical edition of Mosè by Charles S. and Patricia B. Brauner. As Philip M. Gossett indicates in his notes accompanying the program for this production, the Italian Mosè, originally performed in Naples, "is a work of great value" which "contains some of Rossini's finest music." The present production, with strong vocal contributions from a convincing cast, gave ample support to these statements.
Under the direction of Leonardo Vordoni the brief orchestral prelude set a tone both stately and somber, in which the distraught court of the Pharaoh and the plight of Moses and his people are alternately depicted. Darkness has fallen over the land, and Faraone determines to free the camp of Moses in order to release Egypt from such a plague. When he sends for Moses and makes known his intention, the captive leader calls out to God and, with the gesture of his staff, causes light to return to the land. The two opposing leaders were sung by bass-baritone Tom Corbell as Faraone and bass Andrea Concetti as Mosè. Mr. Corbell showed admirable facility in his delivery of rapid notes whereas Mr. Concetti struck an imposing figure with declamatory weight in his delivery of Mosè's opening lines. In the ensemble showing varied reactions to this change, brought about by Mosè, Faraone and his consort Amaltea are joined by the Egyptian heir and Prince Osiride along with Aronne, the compatriot of Mosè. Faraone declares that the Hebrews will, in return for this gesture, be set free and Amaltea supports the decision. Corbell as Faraone was joined in his florid statement with the equally challenging line composed for Amaltea, here sung admirably by Kathryn Leemhuis, a member of the Ryan Opera Center at Lyric Opera of Chicago. Leemhuis gave a strong individual impression in her careful decoration yet blended with the others to yield a memorable and dramatic ensemble. The final lead member featured in this group was the Osiride of Taylor Stayton. Mr. Stayton shows great promise as a tenor able to project with dramatic lyricism the challenging dramatic line featured in this and comparable pieces by Rossini. Here Osiride expresses his disagreement concerning the release of the Hebrews, since his secret beloved Elcia is one of the people of Mosè, now scheduled to depart in freedom.
After the others leave, Osiride plots with the high priest Mambre and suggests that the latter use his powers to sow discord once again between Mosè and Faraone. Elcia now joins her lover Osiride in order to bid farewell as she expects to leave Egypt with Mosè. In their moving duet Siân Davies sang the part of Elcia with great urgency and proved to be an appropriate match for Mr. Stayton's compelling depiction of the Egyptian prince. Upon the exciting conclusion to their duet, Amaltea appears and chides Mambre for his attempts to dissuade Faraone from releasing the Hebrews. Her words go unheeded, for Osiride's plan has succeeded, Faraone declares his decision revoked, and the Hebrews feel themselves betrayed. At the close of the act Mosè invites further storms to fall upon the land of Egypt.
After an intermission, Acts II and III were performed without pause in this production by Chicago Opera Theater. Attempts to resolve the imprisonment of the Hebrews are fueled by Amaltea's independent negotiations with Mosè. At the same time Faraone resolves to marry off Osiride to an Armenian princess and to proclaim him co-ruler of Egypt. The dismay of Osiride was expressed in Stayton's fervent delivery, in which he maintained hopes still to retain Elcia's love. When the latter enters among the imprisoned Hebrews, she advised Osiride to seek an equivalent love in his official betrothed. Ms. Davies' moving expressiveness and exquisitely secure pitch in this aria remained one of the highlights of the performance. Osiride then threatens violence to Mosè but he is, instead, struck dead by a lightning bolt; as the act concludes, both Faraone and Elcia mourn his loss.
In the brief Act III on the banks of the Red Sea the famous prayer delivered by Mosè calms his people, who fear that they will be sacrificed to the anger of Faraone's troops. Elcia is encouraged to continue her journey with the other Hebrews. In this Mr. Concetti as Mosè delivered a fervent declamation in the concluding piece of the opera. The Red Sea parts and his people cross, just as Faraone and the high priest are swallowed up as they attempt to pursue. The dramatic moment received an appropriately conclusive orchestral flourish.


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When we started 2020, one of our main goals was to create community! to use our red hook studio and host more classes! lectures! panels! That was not something we were able to do, but we really want to continue growing and learning with our community. This new series "in conversation" is aimed at understanding how interior designers we admire think about creating spaces, what gets them excited, and celebrating their work.
First up, we have Raelyn Capozzi of West End Interiors. When she posted a photo of a room she designed with our Overlapping Dashes fabric, we had to catch our breath. We love how she mixes materials and textures, creating really warm rooms that feels timeless. Read below to get to know her and her process! Thanks, Raelyn!
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I believe a home that reflects your style and needs is necessary to start each day grounded. We all know what it feels like to have a disheveled space and how it can really effect your mood. When your home (or office!) life isn't balanced and comfortable it reflects in my daily productivity and attitude.
What sources of inspiration do you look to when you are creating spaces in your home?
Instagram and Pinterest is a huge part of our inspiration stage of designing. There are so many great details out there and I love saving them all and sorting them out into our designs, putting our spin on it, and creating something new and unique for our clients. Watching interiors shift from a stark white and greys, to designers incorporating different materials and colors has been something fun to watch unfold the past couple of years. It's like were all yearning for more authenticity in our homes, which can come from something as little as a pillow handmade by your favorite shop. We often find inspiration in small items and details, rather than full interior shots.
What's the guiding principle to the spaces you design?
It's very important to me for each project to feel lived in and timeless. We've worked with almost every style out there, and there is always a way to make things feel aged and comfortable. I think when fixtures or furnishings match too much, or everything is brand new the space has a hard time coming to life.
I also think it's important to invest in pieces that will last a lifetime. It's not only financially smarter in the long run, but it's also more environmentally friendly to invest in quality vs. items you will have to replace every few years. In some cases we think of the next homeowner as well. If a space is well done and thoughtful, it can be appreciated by everyone.
What are you most proud of as a designer?
I really value the relationships that I've built with my clients. When you start out it's not a clear path on how to get there. We tread a fine line of professional, friend, and therapist. You have to find a sweet spot that balances all three.
I know how important home is to everyone. It's so rewarding to receive notes on how the client uses and loves their space. I've received family Christmas cards, home made goodies made in new kitchens, and many photos of clients making memories in their new spaces.
What are some conversations or trains of thought that you keep coming back to recently?
I keep thinking about how the meaning of home has changed so much in the past year. I think about how important it is for us to love the spaces that we live in. Not only from an aesthetic standpoint, but a functional standpoint too. A lot of families have had huge shifts in the past year, and their home has had to adapt with them. It's like your home is a living breathing thing that changes with time. It's important to take care of it, and make sure that it makes you feel safe and comfortable.
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Video games can be played on a number of different platforms. This includes game consoles, handheld systems, computers, mobile phones, and others. The first coin operated video games were introduced in the 1970's with titles such as 'Computer Space' and 'Pong' gaining popularity. In the past the primary input for video games has been the handheld controller. But this has changed recently as game makers look to capture new audiences with new interactive input devices. Examples of these include cameras which respond to user movement, guitars, microphones, touch screens, motion sensitive controllers and more. Making video games has over the years become a big business and creating a high-quality game often takes the input of a large number of professional developers which require essential skills such as graphic designers, programmers, other skills such as management, writing as well as music. Depending on your view point, video games can be seen in both a positive and negative light. While users can be entertained as they improve hand-eye coordination, problem solving skills and other abilities, there is also research indicating too much video game activity can limit children's physical activity and an also expose them to violence at a young age.
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New York Film Academy Social Media Manager Mandy Menaker will be in Istanbul, Turkey next week promoting short film Merhaba. Merhaba tells the story of Özge, a young Turkish woman who flies home to Turkey and discovers dealing with her father's health is more difficult than introducing him to her American boyfriend. She is now forced to make a difficult decision about her life. Merhaba features renowned Turkish father and daughter actors Sönmez Atasoy and Fadik Sevin Atasoy. The supporting cast includes Nursel Köse, İskender Altın, and Paxton Winters.
Menaker produced the film, which shot on location in Istanbul, Turkey in March 2010. Merhaba will have two special screenings during the week. On June 21, the film will screen for the ALS community during a Bosphorus Cruise Tour, sponsored by ALS-MNH Dernegi (ALS-MND Association). The film will also screen for prominent scientists from Boğaziçi University, University of Massachusetts, Harvard University and Brown University at the Pera Museum during the 2011 Suna Kıraç Neurodegenaration Conferences in Istanbul, Turkey. After the screening, there will be Q&A between Director Lauren Brady and esteemed medical professional Dr. Alper Kaya moderated by Producer Mandy Menaker, followed by a wine and cheese reception sponsored by the Suna and Inan Kirac Foundation. The film's star, Fadik Sevin Atasoy will attend the invitation-only Pera Museum screening.
The film is twenty minutes in length and primarily in Turkish with English subtitles. Brady did not speak any Turkish prior to directing the film. The film premiered in New York at the 2011 First Run Film Festival in April, garnering the following awards: Audience Choice Award, Best Actress – Fadik Atasoy, Commendation in Directing – Lauren Brady, Commendation in Producing – Mandy Menaker, Commendation in Cinematography – Mingjue Hu.
To learn more about the project and how you can get involved, visit www.merhabafilm.com.


In this video, Lilo discusses Challenge: Eating Gator Three Ways!
Find out what gator tastes like in today's video! Lilo Nash is cooking up alligator three ways for a taste test. She has made fried alligator bites, grilled cajun alligator, and an alligator burger. Some say it tastes like chicken, but chewier. Lilo agrees. This is her very first time cooking alligator. It's also the first time she has tried alligator in nearly eight years! Go on this cajun taste test adventure with Lilo Nash. Enjoy her natural reactions to tasting the alligator meat. Laugh at her bad singing. Be impressed at her ability to make alligator tender.
Do you want to try alligator meat? If you are going to cook with alligator Lilo suggests trying several different recipes just like she did! It was a fun experience.
I went to a place in our country for alligator conservation. In there they were selling products made of alligator meat. I was afraid to taste it, so I didn't try.
Oh my God ! Are you talking about real alligators? I have seen that only on movies 🙂 Can't imagine a recipe using that.
wow this article is very cool. indeed, this is so amazing make more of this. this is a very good challenge showing three ways to eat gator.
I do not hate gator but I cannot exactly excited to try one. This is definitely out of the box.
I've tried the alligator burger once before. At first I was hesitant so I was surprised that I loved it!
Ewww! Will never try it, and not even think of eating it. Sorry, but I'm not into exotic foods.
wow this is the only time that a gator tastes like chicken and I would like to try eat and prank my daughters about exotic food. After watching this I realized that gator can be eaten too and I would like to share it with my daughter, most especially that right now they have a playful mind.
Alligator seems really tasty based on your reactions. Maybe, I'll be trying the alligator burger soon. On a similar note, another exotic yet widely eaten in our country in the rural areas is frog. They also say that it tastes like chicken.
Another great post Lilo,I have never tried to Cook gator.Though I have come cross the recipe online. Your video presentation is tempting will be trying one of the ways out pretty soon.
You make me feel hungry with your video. But aside from this episode, you really attract me with your make up. How do you do that?
Once I tried gator and I definitely agree that tastes like "chicken or fish" but more crispy; i loved her emotions while she was describing the different recipes. Despite it was her first time cooking alligator, i believe she did a very good job on the kitchen preparing herself this amazing and exotic plate of food.
Honestly, I was scared of your makeup. Please, be milder on your audience. I think alligator meat should be something I would want to taste if it is tastier than chicken. Haha, I love tasting new things in my meal.
Wow, every time I watch you, I must compliment your makeup. It always lights the video.
Your makeup is gorgeous Lilo 🙂 I'm not a fun of gator meal, but I guess Grilled Cajun Alligator suits my taste best.
your makeup looks so amazing! please do makeup tutorials for all your looks soon, I'll gladly watch them! I've never tried gator, but it seems alright.
This is very interesting, I had never before eaten gator. I thought it had a fish taste till you mentioned that it's flavor was more like chicken.
Gator doesn't have an specific flavor, It taste more like seafood, but also like chicken. You should try it sometime.


This classic French chateau wedding is truly enchanting! Hannah and Scott celebrated their union at a gorgeous chateau in Lot et Garonne, France, surrounded by wide open fields, bursting with vibrant, natural colours. Bask in the beauty of their day, with images by Antony Merat, and find out more about the couple below.
Tell us about the proposal. The proposal wasn't in the least bit showy or dramatic, as my husband knows I'd find that mortifying. It was at our home one summer's morning, on a rare day off together, and because of that, it was a complete surprise. Scott had been hiding the ring for weeks waiting for the right moment.
How did you know your partner was the one? Sometimes when someone is 'the one,' there are no words to articulate why. You just know they are and it's inexplainable.
What do you love most about your partner? His integrity and his kindness.
What were your first thoughts when you saw your partner on your wedding day? It's finally happening – the day that we've planned and imagined for two years has arrived!
What was the most memorable part of your wedding day? The ceremony, by far. It was a moment in the day that was just about us, and in that time and space only we were there. Aliens could have landed, and we wouldn't have noticed. The dance off in the evening – which commenced with MC Hammer's 'U can't touch this' – was a close second!
How would you describe your overall wedding theme? Classic chateau wedding in the French countryside – tres chic!
Did you follow all of the usual wedding traditions on the day, or did you create your own? We followed many of the main traditions but in a relaxed way. We were going to avoid the first dance at first, as we dreaded being watched by everyone, but we did in the end, and the song (My Silver Lining – Jacob Banks) made it really special.
Any advice for future couples getting married? Try not to worry about all the little details. It's hard not to obsess, but on the actual day, they become completely irrelevant. Also, while planning, try to remain focused on what is truly important to you rather than get carried away with trying to please others.
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Faten Ghosn interview
Dr. Faten Ghosn
It has been a good number of years since we conducted an interview at Sonshi.com. But, as the popular saying goes, "Good things come to those who wait." Dr. Faten Ghosn's guidance in our interview is good in many ways, namely her discussion on immediate, specific steps to promote more peace in the world. We are pleased and honored to have her with us today.
Dr. Faten Ghosn is an Associate Professor of the University of Arizona and is a recognized expert in the interaction of adversaries, and how strategy can determine the direction and effectiveness of such interaction. She earned BA and MA degrees in public administration from the American University of Beirut and a PhD in International Relations & Comparative Politics from Penn State University.
In addition to research work, Dr. Ghosn teaches political science courses such as "Scientific Study of Conflict" and "International Politics of the Middle East." She is highly rated by her students due to her knowledge of the subjects she teaches, and thus, according to them, commands great respect. She is the perfect candidate to educate us on the path toward conflict resolution in situations that are stifled by division and discord.
For example, in her must-read article titled, "Know your enemy (Hint: it's not Muslims)," Dr. Ghosn quoted Sun Tzu and outlined how his principle of understanding the real enemy -- in this case, radicalization and mental health -- can put us on the right path to mitigating the risk of future terrorist attacks.
Dr. Ghosn is a breath of fresh air in the midst of hateful rhetoric too pervasive in American discourse that, as she advised, we all must do our part to convey and promote a more sensible, strategic, and diplomatic approach to terrorism. Instead of limiting our options by increasing our offensive words, it is time we limit those words and increase our options.
Below is our interview with Dr. Faten Ghosn. Enjoy!
Sonshi: Your research focuses on adversaries and their interactions. What are the common traits of these relationships that incite hostility and the common traits that foster cooperation?
Ghosn: In any interaction, from the personal to the international level, the most important factors impacting such interactions relate to the nature of the relationship between the actors. That is, are they friends (i.e. allies)? Or they enemies (i.e. rivals)? The type of relationship between adversaries will influence their perception of each other, which in turn will impact their outlook on whether or not they are able to cooperate with one another.
Therefore, it is not surprising that most of the data supports the fact that if two allies find themselves in a similar disagreement to two rivals, the former will be more likely to cooperate while the later are more likely to fight, even though the disagreements might be quite similar. Perceptions, along with misperceptions, are extremely important in determining behavior between adversaries. As a result, in many cases even though it might be in the best interest of an actor to negotiate, their past/history with their adversary, as well as the level of domestic distrust for the opponent due to their rivalry, could prevent them from negotiating and reaching an agreement that would make both sides better off than the status quo.
This is why it is important for leaders not to dehumanize the enemy and invoke fear among the masses, for there may be times when it is necessary to negotiate with enemy.
Sonshi: What you say regarding relationships makes sense because someone can interpret the exact same message differently depending upon who said it. One might sense hostility to even a true statement from an enemy versus sensing the truth in even a hostile statement from a friend. This leads us to our next question: can a nation have true friends and enemies? In other words, what would there have to be (attributes, events, timing, etc) where a nation can justifiably see another nation as its friend or as its enemy?
Ghosn: Well, it depends on how you view the world. According to Realists, who believe that we live in an anarchic self-help system, there are no permanent allies or enemies. It all depends on power and interest. On the other hand, Liberalists tend to view the world as a web of complex interdependence, and through repeated interactions, issue linkages, institutions (which can create transaction costs and punish cheaters), laws, and norms we can have more cooperation in the world. Who is right? We tend to find evidence for both and as a result, I would argue that a nation that wants to protect its national interest, both in the short run as well as in the long run, must do what Roger Fisher and William Ury famously said in their Getting to Yes book, "separate the people from the problem."
Sonshi: Yes we agree one should attack the issue and not the person. As such, how can a nation (or person) start to make progress when both sides have viewed each other as enemies? In other words, what would be a good first, controllable step in the road toward being friends? (Sun Tzu has a line in The Art of War where the nations Wu and Yueh were bitter enemies but helped each other like left and right hands when they were stuck in a storm on a boat together.)
Ghosn: You hit the nail on the head. The problem of Enemy Images, as Janice Gross Stein maintains in her work is that they are not only a potential for instigating conflict (e.g. Rwanda), but also can be an obstacle of conflict management (e.g. US and Iran for the past 2 decades). Interestingly though, Charles Kupchan in his book "How Enemies Become Friends" published in 2010, looks at how enemy relations have evolved into friendships, and he maintains that the first necessary step in all the 20 cases he looked at was unilateral accommodation; followed by reciprocal and positive responses (i.e., trading concessions).
For the friendship to cement there needs to be some form of social integration by increasing the transactions and interactions between the parties, and last but not least generating new narratives and identities about each other through elite statements and the media.
In a nutshell, according to Kupchan and others, it is difficult to end adversarial relations without diplomacy.
Another important element is for politicians and pundits to stop using enemy images for political purposes. It only endangers a country's national security for it limits the options that a country can take, and this is more profound of an issue in democracies.
Sonshi: So many to touch on based on your answer here, which would conform with Sun Tzu's principles so well. In particular: (1) unilateral accommodation, (2) reciprocal and positive response, (3) diplomacy, and (4) not limiting options. Let's start with unilateral accommodation. Sun Tzu said, "Replace the enemy's flags and standards with our own. Mix the captured chariots with our own and treat the captured soldiers well. This is called defeating the enemy and increasing our strength." This is found in Chapter Two. We can't help but think that the other "enemy" Sun Tzu is indirectly talking about here is anger, cruelty, and lack of control. He is defeating such common yet destructive mindsets by unilaterally going in the opposite direction: treating captured soldiers well. In other words, despite the seriousness of war, he took it upon himself to offer an olive branch and in the process increase in strength. His mixing of such idealism and practical advantage is prevalent in The Art of War. Along those lines, what is one unilateral accommodation that the US can give (or have given) that would assist in decreasing violence in the world?
Ghosn: This is a tough question. However, the first thing that popped into my mind is for the US, and I should say, for politicians in the US, to stop using inflammatory language that incites fear, anger, and/or dehumanizes no matter what other groups or states do. This is something that we can do unilaterally; it requires nothing from our adversaries, or even our allies. And more importantly, it is extremely essential that we take the lead in this as the incitement of hatred and fear towards other ethnic/religious groups and states has had domestic as well as international repercussions on our citizens and soldiers, while bringing no strategic advantage for our security, and nation as whole.
Sonshi: US politicians certainly can stop the fear mongering, but perhaps they don't have any incentive to do so when many of their constituents prefer them to speak out against Islam. For too many Americans, terrorists and Muslims are one and the same. However, an aspiring medical student Omar Alnatour pointed out: "According to the FBI, 94% of terrorist attacks carried out in the United States from 1980 to 2005 have been by non-Muslims. This means that an American terrorist suspect is over nine times more likely to be a non-Muslim than a Muslim ... [in addition] 5 out of the past 12 Nobel Peace Prize winners (42 percent) have been Muslims." How can we best educate everyday Americans to educate each other, including the politicians, on the reality instead of the rhetoric?
Ghosn: French Philosopher Henri Bergson said, "The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend." I think this quote summarizes the issue that you raise. Despite the overwhelming evidence that majority of domestic terrorism in the United States is carried out by right wing extremist groups (and here is a report from START Center at the University of Maryland) if one were only to focus on what is being presented in the main stream media and statements by politicians it is not surprising that most Americans are confused about what to believe, and that many in fact believe that most of the terrorist incidents in the US are carried out by Muslims.
However, more and more we are seeing articles being written about this that challenge the mainstream narrative (see articles here, here, and here). Over the years, there have been double standards in how media outlets, and sometimes government officials, define and treat the same act depending on who the perpetrator is. This has been the case in the US, where we quickly identify acts by radical Islamist groups as terrorism but are hesitant to do the same for a similar act carried out by a white individual and/or a right wing group.
This came to light last month in the UK, when two incidents happened within two weeks of each other, both involving a van running over and killing innocent civilians and in both cases there is alleged religious motivation. However, the media treated these two events differently with the first attack, which was carried out by individuals who happened to be Muslim, as a terrorist incident, while the second attack, which was carried out by a white man, as an attack by a "jobless 'lone wolf". The double standards in the media outlets were not lost on people in the UK and around the world, for what is interesting is the fact that in each of the cases the British authorities quickly announced they were treating it as an act of terrorism.
In the US, things have not been as clear cut, and this is quite dangerous in the long run. There are several reasons for this.
First and foremost, overwhelming majority of law enforcement agencies consider anti-government violent extremists (i.e. right wing groups), and not radicalized Muslims, as the most dangerous threat that the US faces domestically (see here, here, and here). This of course, puts our men and women (police and military) as well as our government employees and officials in danger as they are just as likely to be the targets as minority groups.
Second, these groups have been increasing their attacks on minority groups in the US (see this report on the rise and challenge of these groups) and according to many scholars and analysts this could be just the tip of the iceberg. Third, all of this only feeds to a culture of dehumanization and an acceptance of violence in our mainstream politics. This is a slippery slope that we need to be careful of and must avoid.
As a result, politicians who prefer to utilize fear mongering tactics and ignore facts must be wise and must step up and recognize that while there might be some short term benefits to maintaining this tactic, ultimately they have all taken an oath to support and defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. And as Sun Tzu said: "To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill."
Sonshi: One of our favorite Sun Tzu quotes is related to yours but more nuanced can be found in Chapter Four: "Winning battles such that the whole world cries, 'Excellent!' is not the highest excellence." Our objective isn't praise but the accomplishment of that objective, which doesn't necessarily involve loud and impressive battles but rather quiet and unappreciated negotiations (since they are unknown) that prevent those battles in the first place. It is interesting you mentioned that our police force and government employees are in a dangerous position as they are among the targets of domestic terrorism. Along with political leaders not feeding that fire, do you think it's a good idea to educate our young people on tolerance and appreciation of diversity in public schools? Or should we do something else?
Ghosn: Absolutely! It starts at home and at school. We live in a globalized world, one in which the United States helped to push for and create. But most importantly, as we celebrate our 241 years of independence, let us remember who we are as a nation and how we came to be. This country has always been known as a "melting pot." Every individual and family that has immigrated to this country, going all the way back to the first settlers, did so in the hopes of finding new opportunities and a better way of life. All religions and faiths teach and preach tolerance and appreciation, yet they seem to be absent from our day to day interactions with each other these days. Many have blamed the rise of social media, as it has facilitated what has been called "consequence-free hostility" that has emboldened individuals to be mean and disrespectful, which unfortunately has led to an increase in cyber bullying among kids and which in turn has been attributed to several incidents of suicide. Civility, respect, and dialogue are key for us as a community and as a nation, and we must start in our homes and our schools.
Sonshi: That was well put. It is in our homes and schools where we have significant potential influence, before we can even fathom approaching world peace. For our last question, we will ask an open-ended one. If you have US President Trump's ear and future US Presidents' ears, what would you like to say to him or her?
Ghosn: The position of the president of the United States of America comes with a lot of responsibility and power, and is probably one of the most difficult jobs in the world; I do not envy President Trump or any future president for the difficult decisions that he or she must make every day. Since WWII, every president, be they Republican or Democrat, has tended to focus on putting aside political differences when it comes to issues of national security and the safety of our nation and its citizens. And this is probably more important today than ever. We need to stay vigilant, strong and cohesive as a nation. We cannot afford to be polarized, divided and distracted. As a result, I will leave President Trump (and any future president) with the following quote from Sun Tzu:
"Thus we may know that there are five essentials for victory:
1 He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight.
2 He will win who knows how to handle both superior and inferior forces.
3 He will win whose army is animated by the same spirit throughout all its ranks.
4 He will win who, prepared himself, waits to take the enemy unprepared.
5 He will win who has military capacity and is not interfered with by the sovereign."
[End of interview]


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October 6, 2018 Roundup: Whittier snaps skid; Shoes go home The Shoes were Whittier's to begin with, and Myron Claxton's footwear will go home with the Poets, who snapped a 33-game losing streak by beating Occidental 28-13. Kalamazoo, Marietta and Central each remained unbeaten, while UNE picked up its first win with five seconds left. Here's the national roundup.
September 25, 2012 Finding his way back Brandon Wilcox drifted away from Whittier and the game he loved. He lost his direction. But coaching football helped him find his way back.
March 20, 2012 Whittier names interim coach Todd Stratton was named interim coach at Whittier and will coach the upcoming season. Kirk Jellerson coached just one season, finishing 2-7 with the Poets.
July 26, 2011 D-III free agents sign contracts The most tumultuous week of player movement in NFL history has undrafted Division III free agents hoping to get into training camps, and a handful of players found out where they're heading.
February 21, 2011 Jellerson announced as new head coach, Stratton o-coordinator After a national search of nearly three months, Whittier has announced Kirk Jellerson as the next football head coach.
November 18, 2010 Jellerson named interim coach, national search underway In light of the recent changes that have been made to the Whittier football staff, Kirk Jellerson has been named the interim head coach announced earlier today by Director of Athletics Robert Coleman.


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Are you ready to live? Really live that feeling good life you desire to live? Thank you for joining me on this episode of the Feeling Good Podcast, it's great to be alive. On this feel good day I will read an excerpt from my new book, How to Live Until You Die: The 7 Keys to Living Happy Healthy and Whole. We are offering a fun summer book promotion so you can have a great read by the pool or lake, plus take your health to the next level with all of the great information you'll find in How to Live Until You Die.
[1:01] Dr. Phil shares an idea for summer reading with helps for healthy weight loss.
[2:03] Take a screenshot of your review of Dr. Phil's book, How to Live Until You Die: The 7 Keys to Living Happy Healthy and Whole, and Dr. Phil will send a free copy of his book to you.
[2:53] Dr. Phil reads an excerpt from the first chapter of How to Live Until You Die: The 7 Keys to Living Happy Healthy and Whole, which focuses on nutrition.
[3:24] With all of the pulls on our time and money these days; most people are stressed out and struggling to eat healthily.
[4:30] Fad diets, weight loss pills, and invasive surgeries are just three parts of a large unregulated industry that has caused people to believe those are the only options to regain their health and lose weight.
[8:22] Dr. Phil shares his own experience with struggling to eat healthy when he was very busy with his young family and career.
[9:28] For any successful nutrition plan to work it must: 1) Be proven to work safely over a period of time. 2) Offer a balanced solution that allows you to eat a variety of foods. 3) Not require you to deprive yourself of entire categories of food. 4) Be flexible enough to work with your lifestyle and budget.
[13:03] There is a better option for you—it's about balance. Begin incorporating balanced, healthy eating habits into your life. This plan is simple and effective to help you make better eating choices.
[15:14] Dr. Phil shares the meaning behind his nutrition acronym: NEWSSSS = nutrition, exercise, water, sleep, supplements, soul, and the spirit. Covering all parts of our being.
[16:35] Throughout the summer, we will be doing a How to Live Until You Die book promotion. We will be offering some fun giveaways each week including t-shirts, movie and dinner gift cards, and other fun summer stuff to those who participate in the promotion and purchase the book. Go to howtoliveuntilyoudie.com, choose one of our book promotion packages, and your name will be entered into the weekly contest. Every week we will draw a name and send someone a cool gift. It will be a lot of fun so we'd love to have you participate in the promotion.


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DARKLING ROOM ANNOUNCES NEW GAME FOR THE CROWN FRANCHISE WITH TEASER TRAILER – SILENT NIGHT A GHOST STORY FOR CHRISTMAS
Publisher Iceberg Interactive and developer Darkling Room announced today Silent Night – A Ghost Story for Christmas, a new stand-alone installment in the Crown ghost-hunting adventure franchise.
Silent Night – A Ghost Story for Christmas is the first game in the series to be presented in 3D and is due to be released December 2018 for PC.
The transformation to 3D can be admired in the following launch trailer:
Silent Night – A Ghost Story for Christmas is a spooky festive tale, set at Northfield Church during an endless Christmas Eve. Beyond the Church, the Carrion Woods await, where the wood-dwellers still haunt the pines and rocky places. Nigel Danvers, ghost-hunter, encounters the spirits that rise when the North Wind doth blow, bringing heavy snow.
Northfield is haunted by the terrible Winter of 1349, when the Black Death swept across the land, killing over two thirds of the population. The plague was silent, invisible and deadly. Everyone was blamed, from witches to wood folk, as the once kind people of Northfield turned on each other. T'was the night before Christmas, and all through the church, plenty was stirring, especially the ghosts. To break the trap and escape, Nigel must make a terrible decision on the loneliest night of the year.
Jonathan Boakes, creator and writer of the Crown franchise:
"I'm very pleased to be moving the Crown games in a new direction. It's been refreshing to move the ghost-hunting games to full 3D. All the new whizzes and bangs of 3D have given us new vigour, with lots to look forward to. Wrap up warm, the Carrion Woods await.
The main star of the game is Northfield Church, which has been painstakingly recreated inside and out, with full exploration. The church is based on Duloe Church, just up the road from me, here in Cornwall, so it was a nice job to capture both textures and actual photogrammetry of the site."
Wishlist Silent Night – A Ghost Story for Christmas on Steam now, to be notified when the game releases.


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Bush 'Not Concerned' About Anti-War Protests, During Britain Visit
President Bush says he is not concerned about mass anti-war protests when he visits Britain next week. He made the remarks to British journalists in interviews at the White House.
President Bush says he accepts that there are strong anti-war sentiments in Britain, where a poll this week indicated 60 percent of respondents disapprove of his handling of Iraq.
"I can understand people not liking war. ? I don't like war," he said. "War is the last choice a president should make, not the first."
He said the war in Iraq only came about after what he described as "endless years of diplomacy."
And he told British television that he and British Prime Minister Tony Blair are determined to defeat the terrorists and Saddam Hussein loyalists who continue to attack coalition forces in Iraq.
"We're making progress. That's not to say it's not tough, of course it's tough," the president said. "But [what] they want to do, they want to shake the will of the free world. And the good news about having a partner like Tony Blair is, he won't be shaken, see, and neither will I."
Britain's Stop The War coalition expects tens of thousands of anti-Bush protesters to demonstrate during the president's four-day visit, which begins Tuesday.
London police have canceled all leave, and will mount an elaborate security plan to protect Mr. Bush, who will stay at Buckingham Palace as a guest of Queen Elizabeth.
On other topics, Mr. Bush said the U.S. military will remain in Iraq and Afghanistan, in his words, "until the job is done." He said that includes finding the former Iraqi president, Saddam Hussein, and al-Qaida terrorist leader Osama bin Laden, and helping the two countries build free and democratic societies.
The president played down the prospect of an Iraq-style military confrontation with Iran or North Korea over their nuclear programs. He called the case in Iraq "unique," and said not all situations require a military solution.
The president thanked Britain, France and Germany for the diplomatic effort that has resulted in Iran promising to meet its international nuclear control obligations.
And he said the United States will continue to work with China, Russia, South Korea and Japan to convince North Korea to abandon its effort to develop nuclear weapons.


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