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Free Market Coalition Supports Murphy Amendment
WASHINGTON — The American Energy Alliance was joined today by eight other free market organizations in support of Rep. Tim Murphy's (R-Pa.) amendment to H.R. 1582, The Energy Consumers Relief Act of 2013.
The Murphy amendment protects Americans by requiring the Environmental Protection Agency to follow public and transparent procedures when utilizing a "social cost of carbon" (SCC) metric to justify any significant regulation. The letter states:
"…If Congress does not act to rein in the administration's continued use of the 'social cost of carbon' to justify ever-more-expensive energy regulations, Americans may soon find their energy and regulation costs skyrocketing and consequently, their way of life destroyed.
"This amendment is made necessary by the potential for abuse. For example, in May, in a little-noticed rule regulating the energy efficiency of microwaves in standby mode, the Department of Energy mentioned that they were dramatically increasing their earlier estimates of the 'social cost of carbon.' They did so without public comment, without public participation, and in violation of Office and Management and Budget guidelines. The effect of this unprecedented move was to make it easier to justify ever-more-costly energy regulations and potentially, to provide a baseline level for a carbon tax. All of this is being done without the consent of Congress or public input.
"The Murphy amendment is a common-sense approach to the administration's actions. Until the administration explains their actions to Congress and the American people in an open and transparent public process, it should not be allowed to insinuate this concept into every action. This is consistent with President Obama's statement that climate regulations should be developed 'in an open and transparent way.'
"In addition to failing to present the 'social cost of carbon' to the American public in an open and transparent way, there are many problems with it. First, Congress has not authorized the Executive Branch to use 'social cost of carbon' as a mechanism to justify regulatory costs. In practice, the estimate of the 'social costs of carbon' has dramatically increased in just a few years—just as the administration needed to justify expensive new rules on energy. In 2009, the Department of Energy estimated the domestic impact of the 'social cost of carbon' at $2 a ton. The 2013 update calculated the 'social cost of carbon' at $12 to $129 a ton for the year 2020…"
The other signatories of the letter are:
60 Plus Association
American Commitment
American Tradition Institute
George C. Marshall Institute
Independent Women's Voice
National Center for Public Policy Research
National Taxpayer's Union
Positive Growth Alliance
To read the full letter, click here.
EPAHR 1582social cost of carbonTim Murphy

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This message is for all students in grades 9-11 who are having their pictures retaken today. A photographer from Art Rich will be in the auditorium from 10:00 am until 12:00 pm to take these pictures. Please make sure that you go there during that time. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Mannes in Stoddard House or Mrs. Narowski in room 321.
Good Morning, This is a reminder for juniors attending the CCSU visit today. Please meet in front of the auditorium at 10:30 am and do not bring lunch with you as it will be provided. Remember that you are responsible for speaking with your teachers regarding any missed work.
There will be a Diversity Club Meeting on Tuesday at 2:30 in room 318 to continue efforts from the Truth about Hate Program. All are welcome!
Students interested in engineering or medical sciences, there will be a Heart-Valve Engineering program at the UCONN Health Center in Farmington on Saturday, December 1st from 9 am – 2 pm. You will learn about Biomedical Engineering and its application in health care, along with learning about blood pressure and engaging in a hands-on exploration of engineering by designing and constructing a heart valve facsimile. Please see Mrs. Ennis or Ms. Freese if you are interested in attending.
NHS Book Club will hold a discussion of The Serpent King today after school in the NHS library. All interested students are invited to participate.
Art Club meets today so see you there!
Film Club meets today in Mr. Kravontka's room. We will be watching and discussing our movie. We will have snacks! Be there or be square!
The Newington Motor Sports Club will be meeting today after school in room 329. New Members Welcome!
Attention Art Club Members: We will meet today, so come finish your tie- die or make a candle.
Attention Italian Club Members: There will be a meeting today after school in room 101. We will be playing Italian Scrabble and taking our yearbook picture. Hope to see you all there.
Men in the Choral Department are reminded to stay after school today for the "Real Men Sing" Concert tonight with the middle schools.
Film Club meets tomorrow in Mr. Kravontka's room. We will be watching and discussing our movie. We will have snacks! Be there or be square!
The Newington Motor Sports Club will be meeting tomorrow after school in room 329. New Members Welcome!
A college rep from Capital Community College will be here today, November 26th at 9:15 pm during period 3. Any Junior or Senior interested in meeting with the rep, please make sure you sign up for the visit in Naviance and print your confirmation page to use as your pass.
Crochet Club meets today in room 103. See you there!
Newington Weightlifting/Strength Conditioning Club will be meeting today after school in the café. Anyone looking to learn lifting techniques and improve their strength should attend.
Attention members of the National English Honor Society: There will be a brief meeting after school today at 12:50 pm in room 303. Please attend if you can.
Last day for presale tickets to the Thanksgiving Football game! Tickets are on sale in the Athletics office. Students $2 and Adults $5. All tickets will be $5 at the gate.
A college rep from Capital Community College will be here Monday, November 26th at 9:15 pm during period 3. Any Junior or Senior interested in meeting with the rep, please make sure you sign up for the visit in Naviance and print your confirmation page to use as your pass.
Newington Weightlifting/Strength Conditioning Club will have a meeting on Monday, November 26th after school in the café. Anyone looking to learn lifting techniques and improve their strength should attend.
Pre-sale tickets to the Thanksgiving Football game will be on sale in the Athletics office through tomorrow. Students $2 and Adults $5. All tickets will be $5 at the gate.
Tonight is the last night to see the Drama Clubs performance of The Laramie project. The show begins at 7 pm. You do not want to miss this powerful piece of theatre. In 1998, 21 year old gay university of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard was abducted, robbed, tortured and left to die, tied to a fence on the prairie outside Laramie Wyoming by two local young men because he was gay. The Laramie Project explores how the murder impacted the town through interviews with actual people involved with the victim and the murderers as they come to terms with how their ordinary town could produce two people filled with such hate.
To all members and friends of the French Club: We will be meeting today after school in room 119. Please see google classroom for details. See you there!
Pre-sale tickets to the Thanksgiving Football game will be on sale in the Athletics office now through Wednesday. Students $2 and Adults $5. All tickets will be $5 at the gate.
Winter Sports registration ends today. Any registration received after this will result in a late start for the student athlete.
Class of 2020: Your FanCloth orders are in! Please see Mr. Alaimo in room 313 to pick up your order.
A college rep from Bay Path University will be here today 12:00 pm during period 6. Any Junior or Senior interested in meeting with the rep, please make sure you sign up for the visit in Naviance and print your confirmation page to use as your pass.
Presale tickets to the Thanksgiving Football game will be on sale in the Athletics office today through Wednesday. Students $2 and Adults $5. All tickets will be $5 at the gate.


Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni thanks her Kadima party supporters as she claims victory in the general elections. She's not the only one claiming victory, however.
JERUSALEM — Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni and hard-line rival Benjamin Netanyahu both claimed victory Tuesday in Israel's parliamentary election, but official results showed a race so close it could be decided by a third candidate — a rising power among the hawks.
Right-wing parties — including Netanyahu's Likud Party — appear to have won a clear majority of 65 seats in the 120-seat parliament, which would give Netanyahu the upper hand in forming the next government.
However, with 99 percent of the votes counted, Livni's centrist Kadima Party had 28 seats, while Likud had 27. Those results could change by a seat or two — enough to alter the outcome — when soldiers' votes are tallied Thursday evening.
The winner of the election wasn't clear in part because Livni could try to form a coalition with hawkish parties. It appeared ultranationalist Avigdor Lieberman, who based his campaign on denying citizenship to Israeli Arabs he considers disloyal, could single-handedly determine the country's next leader with his decision of whom to join.
He declared after the vote that he spoken to both Livni and Netanyahu and told them he could be persuaded to join either one, but he added that he wanted a "nationalist right-wing government."
Whoever comes out on top, the political wrangling was likely to drag on for weeks, and with it the fate of international Mideast peace efforts.
A win by Livni, who favors giving up land to make room for a Palestinian state, would boost President Barack Obama's goal of pursuing an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal.
A government led by Netanyahu, who opposes concessions to the Palestinians, could put Israel and the U.S. on a collision course. Netanyahu says he would allow West Bank settlements to expand and is seen as likely to contemplate military action against Iran.
"With God's help, I will lead the next government," Netanyahu told a raucous crowd of cheering supporters chanting his nickname, Bibi. "The national camp, led by the Likud, has won a clear advantage."
Soon after, Livni took the stage before a crowd of flag-waving supporters and flashed a V for victory sign. "Today the people chose Kadima. ... We will form the next government led by Kadima."
Even if Livni could overcome the formidable obstacles and become Israel's second female prime minister after Golda Meir, she would almost certainly be hindered by right-wing coalition partners opposed to her vision of giving up land in exchange for a peace deal with the Palestinians.
The election was called after she failed to put together a ruling coalition when scandal-plagued Prime Minister Ehud Olmert announced he was stepping down last fall.
Nevertheless, applause, cheers and whistling erupted at Kadima headquarters in Tel Aviv as television stations began reporting their exit polls, with supporters jumping up and down and giving each other high-fives and hugs.
In his speech, Netanyahu told his supporters that he was proud of the gains by his hard-line party. He called for a broad-based coalition, but said he would first turn to his "natural partners in the national camp," a reference to other hard-liners opposed to peace concessions.
The partial results marked a dramatic slide for Netanyahu, who had held a solid lead in opinion polls heading into the election.
Israelis vote for parties, not individuals. Since no party won a parliamentary majority, the leader of one of the major parties must try to put together a coalition with other factions — a process that can take up to six weeks.
In coming days, President Shimon Peres will ask a candidate to try to put together a government. Peres, who hails from Kadima and served for decades in the dovish Labor Party, could lean toward Livni as opposed to Netanyahu — who once defeated Peres in the 1996 election — as the candidate most capable of forming a government. But if a parliamentary majority tells him it favors Netanyahu, he will have to pick the Likud leader.
If Livni's projected victory holds, it is likely due to a strong showing by Lieberman, who appears to have taken a sizable chunk of votes that would have otherwise gone to Netanyahu.
The partial results gave Lieberman's Yisrael Beitenu Party 16 seats, placing it in third place behind Kadima and Likud — and ahead of Labor, the party that ruled Israel for decades. That gives Lieberman a key role in coalition building.
Lieberman said his party's strong showing means he holds the key to forming the new Israeli government. Lieberman could serve in a Livni government because he is not a classic hawk who rejects any compromise with the Palestinians. Like Livni, he favors giving up parts of the West Bank. Lieberman and Livni converge on other issues that could for a basis for cooperation.
"It is up to Lieberman who will form the next coalition," said Menachem Hofnung, a professor of political science at Hebrew University. "Lieberman has emerged as the kingmaker. He is the winner of these elections, and it depends on who he sides with over the next few weeks as to who will be prime minister."
Netanyahu, who was prime minister a decade ago, portrayed himself as the candidate best equipped to deal with the threats Israel faces — Hamas militants in Gaza, Hezbollah guerrillas in Lebanon and behind them an Iranian regime that Israel believes is developing nuclear weapons.
He has derided the outgoing government's peace talks as a waste of time, and said relations with the Palestinians should be limited to developing their battered economy.
Livni, who has led Israel's peace talks the past year, has pledged to continue the negotiations with the moderate Palestinian government in the West Bank. At the same time, she advocates a tough line against the Hamas regime in the Gaza Strip, and was one of the architects against a bruising Israeli military offensive in Gaza last month.
At Likud headquarters, activists dismissed Kadima's edge and predicted Netanyahu would be tapped to form the next government.
"I am certain that Netanyahu will be the next prime minister," said Likud lawmaker Gilad Erdan. "Netanyahu has a clear advantage because the right-wing parties have a larger bloc. The test is not which party gets the most votes, but which candidate has the best chance to form a coalition, and that person is Benjamin Netanyahu."
Kadima lawmaker Haim Ramon predicted the party would lead the next government.
"We are the only party that can approach both the right wing and the left," he told Channel 2 TV. But he acknowledged the results would make it difficult for anyone to govern.
Israel's Palestinian peace partners in the West Bank said the next Israeli government would have to stop building settlements in the West Bank before talks could resume.
"We now have clear conditions for whoever heads the Israeli government," said Rafiq Husseini, a senior aide to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. "The conditions for negotiations to resume begin with the immediate halt of settlement activities."
Peace talks have not included the Gaza Strip's Hamas rulers, who do not recognize Israel's right to exist and recently were the target of a devastating Israeli military offensive.
In Gaza, Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum said the election results don't make a difference in the lives of Palestinians because Israel "is still working to eliminate the Palestinian existence.
"Anyone who thinks that new faces might bring change is mistaken," Barhoum said, before the exit polls were released.


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Christianity /
History /
Reject Aeneas, Accept Pius
Selected Letters of Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini (Pope Pius II)
By Pius
By Gerald Christianson
By Thomas M. Izbicki
Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini (1405-1464, elected Pope Pius II in 1458) was an important and enigmatic figure of the Renaissance as well as one of the most prolific writers and gifted stylists ever to occupy the papacy. Though several biographies have been written about ""the humanist pope,"" this book allows Aeneas to tell his story in his own words through a careful selection of seventy-five letters and two documents. All but one newly translated and most translated for the first time into English, these writings bring Aeneas vibrantly alive for the ordinary reader. Aeneas's letters range from brief and very personal revelations to a history the length of a small treatise. They provide a unique lens for exploring the less political, more private aspects of his life. They trace the changes in his political and ecclesiastical allegiances that parallel his change of vocation from worldly humanist poet to learned prelate, and from participant at the Council of Basel where he actively engaged in the election of an anti-pope to advocate for the papacy and eventually pope. A history of the Council of Basel is included as are two bulls from his pontificate. One bull condemns appeals from the Roman pontiff to a general council (Execrabilis), and the other (In minoribus) attempts to explain away the errors of his youth. In addition to an engaging general introduction, the book includes short narrative introductions to each letter placing it in proper context. The letters are generously annotated to assist readers in understanding the persons, places, and literary allusions discussed.
Manufacturer: Catholic Univ Of Amer Pr
Author: Pius
Author: Gerald Christianson
Author: Thomas M. Izbicki


In 2017, Nevada AITC was proud to have partnered with a number of organizations and volunteers to deliver agriculture literacy events/activities. Highlights included presenting at 2 school garden conferences, 20 community/education events, and 7 elementary school Ag Days with 2 of the 7 elementary schools receiving a 30 minute teacher introduction to the AITC Curriculum Matrix and state specific resources. We focused on developing educational resources around Nevada agriculture and water and produced 15 video vignettes on snowpack, irrigation, and rural and urban growing methods. The videos support lesson plans developed for release in 2018.
Amber grew up in southern Idaho, as the daughter of an agricultural educator and raising sugar beets and potatoes. This created a lifelong passion for agriculture and education. After obtaining a bachelor's of science degree in Agricultural Education, Amber worked for the National FFA Organization. While with FFA she obtained a Master's of Public Affairs from Indiana University at IUPUI. Amber is excited to be in Nevada and promoting agricultural literacy!


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Front page - The U-boats - Listing of all U-boats
Heinz Bentzien
(U-425)
VIIC
Ordered 5 Jun 1941
Laid down 8 Aug 1942 Bremer Vulkan-Vegesacker Werft, Bremen-Vegesack (werk 52)
Launched 13 Aug 1943
Commissioned 22 Sep 1943 Ltnt. Heinrich Meyer
22 Sep 1943 - 16 May 1945 Oblt. Heinrich Meyer
1 patrol
22 Sep 1943 - 28 Feb 1945 24. Flottille (training)
1 Mar 1945 - 8 May 1945 31. Flottille (active service)
Successes No ships sunk or damaged
Scuttled on 16 May 1945 in the Elbe estuary off Cuxhaven-Altenbruch, in approx. position 53.50N, 08.50E. Wreck broken up. 44 survivors (no casualties).
Final location
View the 1 war patrol
U-287 was on patrol east of the Orkney Islands when it received the order to cease fire and its crew decided to return to Germany instead to surrender to the nearest Allied forces as instructed. Knowing that they would be punished for disobeying orders and destroying their U-boat they landed 36 crew members with dinghies at Cuxhaven-Altenbruch, where the population helped them to change into civilian clothes and to head home to their families. The commander, II. WO, LI and five ratings scuttled U-287 further upstream, went ashore on the other side of the Elbe where the LI and three of the ratings voluntarily went into captivity, telling the interrogators that they were the only four survivors from U-287 that struck a mine upon entering the Elbe estuary on 16 May 1945. They apparently told their story so convincing that this made up fate remained the official cause of loss for more than 40 years until the veterans eventually shared the true story of the sinking.
Men lost from U-boats
Unlike many other U-boats, which during their service lost men due to accidents and various other causes, U-287 did not suffer any casualties (we know of) until the time of her loss.
We have 1 emblem entry for this boat. See the emblem page for this boat or view emblems individually below.
U-Boat Operations of the Second World War - Vol 1
Wynn, Kenneth
Hitler's U-boat War, Vol II
Blair, Clay
German U-Boat Losses During World War II
Niestle, Axel


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Ajay Devgan was born on 2 April 1969 in New Delhi, to a family that was related strongly with the Hindi cinema. With both parents working in the same arena, his father was a well known choreographer and mother was a reputed producer. Hence entering this business was no big news for the family and he had a good support from his family.
He completed his education from Silver Beach High School and Mithi bai College. After completing his education he entered Bollywood by doing a marvelous role in the movie, Phool Aur Kantein 1991. He received a filmfare award for the best actor debut male the same year. Although, he had starred in a movie before as a child, back in 1985 known as Pyari Behna but that was a minor role.
During initial years in his career, Ajay Devgan was mostly casted for action movies and his image was considered as an action movie actor. The movies that made him big during his initial years were:
Jigar 1992
Dilwale 194
Suhaag 1994
Naajayaz 1995
Diljale 1996
Ishq 1997
Besides these, it was in 1999 that he played the role of Vanraj, a man who tries to bring his wife's old lover back to her in the famous movie "Hum DilDe Chuke Sanam".
In 2002, Ajay Devgan was rewarded Filmfare Critics Award for the Best Actor for the movie "Mumbai Underworld Company". In this particular film, Devgan acted really well as a gangster called Malik. The same year he gave another critically acclaimed performance in the movie "Dewangee" for which he received the award for Best Filmfare Villain Award. This year was surely a good year for him.
On a personal front, the actor started dating the famous actress Kajol in 1994, during the shoots for the movie "Gundaraaj". Even though the media termed this couple as a mismatch but Ajay Devgan always explained his relation with Kajol as "We never resorted to the usual 'I Love you' routine. A proposal never happened. We grew with each other. Marriage was never discussed, but it was always imminent".
It was soon, that on 24 February 1999, that this couple tied the knot .they were married in traditional Maharashtrian style ceremony at the Devgan house. This beautiful couple now has now two children.Their daughter named Nysa who was born on 20 April 2003 and son Yug born on 13 September 2010.
The actor is one of the first Bollywood actors to possess a private jet for travelling to shooting locations, promotions and personal trips. In addition to that, he is also one of the first Indian to own a Maserati Quattroprte.
Besides all the accomplishments that Ajay Devgan has acquired in the film arena. He now plans to host the fifth season of "KhatronKeKhiladi", since Akshay Kumar is not available for the upcoming season to host it.
The actor has a reputation for shunning award ceremonies and not accepting any popular Indian film awards. He doesn't attend any ceremonies as he believes these names of winners are changed at the last minute, depending upon which actor plans to show up at the ceremony. He describes these award ceremonies as a "shame". The last best actor trophy that Ajay Devgan acquired was for the film the legend of Bhagat Singh in 2003.
As a person, Ajay Devgan has a quite personality and a place described himself as "I don't talk too much; I let my work do the talking".
This clearly depicts the humble side of this multi talented actor who lives lavishly with a beautiful wife but is still a simple man at heart who is determined about his work and has been persistent over the years.
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Senior Amal Mustic takes us on her ride through becoming a car influencer
Senior Amal Mustic poses in front of her F30 BMW, a car she has remodeled to fit her liking. Mustic, learning how to fix the interior or exterior of her car, believes it is a way for her to express herself. "The idea of being able to make it [my car] my own just fascinated me," Mustic said. "That's my car, it's separate from others."
Courtesy of Amal Mustic
By Megan Hoenecke, Parkway West High School
Sliding out from beneath her prized BMW F30, senior Amal Mustic changes the exhaust system and replaces an old grill on her car. Mustic is a car influencer that specializes in modifying her car, a hobby she picked up from her father.
Mustic shares the alterations of her car and uses social media as a way to influence others to do the same. The decals on her car are a way of showing who her sponsors are: companies that are inspired by her work. The first step for Mustic was to purchase her dream car, a BMW F30.
"I've been working all summer, every single day, so I paid the down payment for the insurance and the monthly payments. It's a lot, but it's worth it," Mustic said. "I cleaned cars with my cousins; we would go to people's houses and clean their cars individually, and I also worked at Pizza Hut."
"I want to say more than $4000 [has been put towards renovating her car]," Mustic said. "I'll put in whatever, all my money basically goes towards my car."
Mustic was intrigued by watching her father remodel his car. Her Bosnian background also encouraged her decision to start modifying cars. Many of her family members and friends with Bosnian heritage share the same interest in cars.
"It's a stigma for Bosnians to have a BMW, a Mercedes or an Audi, so we grew up knowing how to [renovate cars] and be a part of that [community]," Mustic said. "When we turn 16, we want that car."
Mustic recently began sharing her work through her social media, including Instagram. This allowed sponsors such as Throtl, F30 Mafia, AA Concepts and Gates Innovation to reach out to her.
photo courtesy of Amal Mustic
Senior Amal Mustic modifies her BMW F30 to fit her personal style.
"Usually they start off giving me decals to put on my cars and if you get likes and comments on [that post], they'll say 'oh, she has an audience.' Through that, they can give me car parts. They can give you an exhaust system or they can give you a carbon-fiber trim," Mustic said. "Eventually, they could pay you for your posts."
She is currently still building her social media account and as that continues to grow, more sponsors come forward to her about her car and what they enjoy about it.
"When I first started the Instagram [account] for my car, I actually had a company on Instagram with around 100,000 followers [direct message] me when I only had 10 followers," Mustic said. "I just started and they're like, 'hey, we love your car; it's so pretty. What do you want to do with it?' That shocked me because I had just started and there had already been people [reaching out], so I was proud of myself."
As Mustic continues to restyle her car, she contacts other BMW F30 owners for advice and ideas about parts that could be added to the car and how to install them. She uses an online blog to communicate with other drivers, which helps her learn how to complete the modifications she wants.
"Basically we ask each other like 'how would you recommend that I do this?' People post pictures with the same car that I have and recommend installing [certain parts]," Mustic said.
The blog helps her feel connected with others, allowing her to make changes to her car. As Mustic continues to grow her platform online she has experienced stereotypes towards female car influencers.
"When some people at school see my car, they expect a guy to walk out of it, but then when I step out, they just look at me like, 'is that your brother's car?'," Mustic said."They'll ask who did [the alterations to the car]. "I did that stuff, and they don't believe me. It hurts because girls can be 100% interested in cars."
Mustic is beginning to see an uprising in the car community for girls. She seeks to let other girls know they can do the same.
"Put yourself out there because someone will recognize you and what you're doing. If you make something your own, someone will [be able to tell] they're different," Mustic said. "I definitely think you should just put yourself out there. You never know; you might get someone who will grab your attention."
This story was originally published on Pathfinder on December 12, 2019.
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Right-Wing Shutdown of Ex-Im Bank Already Threatening to Kill Jobs
Posted on July 31, 2015 by Dave Johnson
Conservatives deride using government to help American companies export their goods as "picking winners and losers," even when the winners are American exporters and workers.
So Republicans have closed the Export-Import (Ex-Im) Bank, hopefully temporarily. The Ex-Im Bank provides financing guarantees to customers of American exporters if they cannot obtain financing elsewhere. This helps American companies make the sale.
Since congressional Republicans allowed the bank's authority to expire earlier this month, credit insurance that customers of U.S. exporters had depended on for a purchase is not coming through. Bids have to be cancelled or rewritten. Somewhere around 3,000 smaller U.S. exporters who relied on the bank are feeling the heat. Larger companies like Boeing and Caterpillar are also feeling the heat, of course, but at least they have resources to handle it, for now. However, if the bank's charter is not renewed even they will have to take steps, and those steps will hurt our job situation and our economy.
And get this: Of course competitors from other countries are moving in to take that business instead.
A story in Politico," Businesses fume as Congress lets Export-Import Bank stay dead," describes the situation these exporters are in:
A small crop-duster manufacturer and a Texas company that exports oil equipment fret about losing 25 percent to 40 percent of their sales. The president of a trade-financing firm says many of his 1,000 clients could see their Christmas season business plummet.
Majority Supports Ex-Im
The thing to know about the Ex-Im Bank fight is that the Senate has voted to renew its charter, and a majority of the House would as well if a vote were allowed. House Democratic Whip Steny H. Hoyer said on the floor recently, "There are 240-plus, maybe 250, maybe 260, maybe 270 votes. You only need 218 to pass the Export-Import Bank on this Floor."
But the game is rigged. The Koch brothers and their money are behind a campaign to kill the bank, so that's that. House Republican leadership won't allow a vote, because it would pass.
Intraparty Fight
This is a fight inside the Republican Party. The "business" side of the party wants the Ex-Im Bank; the more libertarian Koch-funded side does what the Kochs tell it to do. The Hill, in "Ex-Im supporters worry after defeat," writes:
"Conservatives delivered a historic policy victory," Heritage Action for America spokesman Dan Holler said.
… The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) are lobbying to revive the bank, arguing that its international financing helps to sustain thousands of U.S. jobs.
"It's time to allow a bipartisan majority of Congress to reauthorize a tool that we need to enhance America's free enterprise system against aggressive foreign competitors and level the playing field for manufacturers to win business for more U.S. jobs," NAM president and CEO Jay Timmons said in a statement.
Boeing?
Boeing and GE are threatening to move "key pieces" of their manufacturing out of the U.S. Take this one with a grain of salt, though. Boeing especially is known for making threats like these to try to gain concessions from unions. On the other hand, "About 40 percent of the agency's credit portfolio consists of loans and loan guarantees associated with the overseas sales of Boeing jetliners."
A Reuters report, "Boeing may move work abroad with Ex-Im future uncertain: chairman," quotes Boeing's Co-Chairman Jim McNerney, saying:
"We are now forced to think about this differently," McNerney told hundreds of executives and diplomats during an interview hosted by the Economic Club of Washington.
McNerney, who retired as the company's chief executive on July 1, said Boeing might consider sites in countries that offer export credits, but gave no details about which operations could be affected or when the company had launched its review.
But GE CEO Jeff Immelt says the same:
GE's chief executive, Jeff Immelt, last month told the Economic Club his company would move manufacturing jobs to Canada and Europe if the Ex-Im bank closed.
The House has a chance to reopen the Ex-Im Bank when it returns from its summer recess. Ex-Im reauthorization was contained in the Senate's six-year transportation bill that passed on Thursday and is now waiting for the House leadership to allow a vote.
Conservatives are using this Ex-Im Bank issue to look like populist champions fighting against "corporate welfare" on behalf of the taxpayer. Heh. Don't believe it. This is part of a bigger attack against the idea of using government to make the lives of working people better. The Ex-Im Bank supports jobs that might not exist without government help. Killing the Ex-Im Bank is unilateral disarmament when other countries are doing far more than the U.S. to support their exporters. Workers and business owners need to stand up against this attack on the Ex-Im Bank and on our country's ability to compete in world markets.
This post originally appeared at Campaign for America's Future (CAF) at their Blog for OurFuture. I am a Fellow with CAF. Sign up here for the CAF daily summary and/or for the Progress Breakfast.
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Quebec premier blasts Trudeau's handling of anti-pipeline protests
The Premier of Quebec has expressed his concern of Prime Minister Trudeau's handling of the anti-pipeline protestors at the National Assembly, Tuesday.
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"[Mr. Trudeau] wants it to be done in peace. We agree with that, but there must be results and, for the moment, the situation has become very dramatic for the Quebec economy," said Mr. Legault told the press. The federal government must resolve the crisis in the short term, in "the next few days," he said otherwise the situation will only get worse.
In particular, the Premier of Quebec says he is worried that the Port of Montreal will no longer be able to receive new goods because there will be no space to store them. Legault also expressed concerns that stores may soon start to run out of certain items according to Le Journal de Quebec.
"We are losing control. I don't want to fall back into the propane crisis with the farmers, I don't want people to be unable to take off from planes because there is no more fuel," said François Legault.
Justin Trudeau has been the subject of much criticism for being abroad while the country was at an impasse. Trudeau has stated that he would like all parties involved to remain "patient" until a peaceful resolution can be reached.
The Minister of Indigenous Services Marc Miller and the Mohawks of Tyendinaga, Ontario held a meeting at a local community centre for many hours although they have not released much details on what their conversations entailed.


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Transfer news and rumours: Manchester United & Chelsea target Barcelona midfielder
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Chelsea is already shoring up options for the summer transfers even as the January transfer deadline ends in two days.
Reports from Spanish outlet Sport indicate that the Blues have identified Ivan Rakitic of Barcelona as one of the possible additions to the squad. If the front page of the outlet is anything to go by, Chelsea is even ready to negotiate with the Catalans over the possible move.
It should be mentioned here that Chelsea is looking for a midfielder after Cesc Fabregas departed for French side Monaco earlier this month.
However, Rakitic has said that he was happy to stay in Barcelone and had no intentions in making a move to any other club.
Rakitic does not plan to leave Barca.
'If I am here [at Barcelona], it's to play. If anything has to change, we will speak. I have a lot of confidence. I know what I can give. I know who I am,' he said.
'I want to be here and, if I can renew, to be here for even more years. I am really happy here, everyone knows it, above all the president. I have nothing else to say," he added.
He also conceded that at his age (30), he wants to continue playing in Barcelona in order to enjoy his football.
This statement warded off the 90 million euros offer from PSG, an amount which was very close to his release clause of 125 million euros.
Diario Sport is reporting that along with Chelsea, other premier league clubs like Arsenal and Manchester United, are also showing interest in snapping up Rakitic from Barcelona. It will be interesting to see how Barcelona reacts to all these rumours in the midst of a season.
Barcelona is working on identifying different players to fit into their system. The departure of Paco Alcacer and subsequent inclusion of Andre Gomes from Everton is all but certain at the moment.
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Q: Regex to match `99` but not `!99` My string is: "1 !2 3". I need to match all numbers except !2. I tried /\b\d{1,5}\b/, but it still matches !2. The \b anchor works well with words, but not digits.
What is the regex to solve my problem?

A: You need a negative lookbehind (?<!!) and use the word boundaries around \d+ (to exclude partial matches on 2+ digit numbers):
"1 !2 3".scan(/(?<!!)\b\d+\b/)

See IDEONE demo and a regex demo here. If you really plan to match numbers consisting of 1 to 5 digits, replace + quantifier (1 or more occurrences) with your {1,5} limiting quantifier.
The (?<!!) fails the match if a digit is preceded with an exclamation mark. The word boundaries require a non-word character on both sides of the digit chunks matched with \d+. As a ! is a non-word character (i.e. it belongs to the [^A-Za-z0-9_] character range), it is allowed if you just use a word boundary - that is why your regex did not work. Adding the lookbehind solves the issue.

A: You could use a regex that doesn't have a lookbehind:
r = /
    \s*!\d+\s* # match >= 0 spaces, an exclamation mark, > 0 digits, >= 0 spaces
    |          # or
    \s+        # match > 0 spaces
    /x         # free-spacing regex definition mode

"1 !2 3".split(r)
  #=> ["1", "3"]

or two regexes:
"1 !2 3".gsub(/!\d+/, "").scan(/\d+/)
  #=> ["1", "3"]

or no regexes:
"1 !2 3".split.reject { |s| s.start_with?("!") }
  #=> ["1", "3"]

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In February of 1910 the tribal population of the princely state of Bastar in eastern India rose in rebellion against a small British force stationed within the kingdom. This event, referred to as bhumkal (earthquake), established Bastar as a major battleground for tribal (adivasi) revolt during the colonial period. Almost exactly 100 years later, in one of the deadliest Naxal attacks in recent times, hundreds of Maoists ambushed and massacred at least 25 CRPF personnel in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, South Bastar region and escaped with their AK-47 assault rifles. The puzzling fact about Bastar, however, is that unlike so many other regions of India beset by tribal conflict, it never came under the direct control of the British during the colonial period.
The former Bastar kingdom is located in the state of Chhattisgarh. During the British period Bastar was over 13,000 square miles, or roughly the size of Belgium. It had a population, in 1901, of 306,501. Adivasis constituted the largest segment of the population, and Gonds were the major tribe inhabiting the area. The state was governed by a lineage of Hindu kings who were not adivasis themselves but Rajputs. The founders of the Bastar state were, according to legend, driven from their former home in Warangal by Muslim invaders in the fourteenth century. They then settled in Bastar and became high priests of the goddess Danteshwari, whom the tribes of Bastar worshipped. The princely state was known for its unique celebration of the Dasera festival. The raja is 'abducted' by tribals on the eleventh day of Dasera and then returned to the throne the next day, a ritual that symbolizes the close linkage between the adivasis and their king.
During the pre-colonial period, Bastar had been incorporated as part of the Mughal and then Maratha Empire. Due to its rough terrain and geographical inaccessibility, however, it always retained a certain level of isolation—Deputy Commissioner of the Central Provinces and Berar Wilfrid Grigson remarked that Bastar was a 'backwater in Indian history'. The entire region is one of the most heavily forested areas in India (it is the site of the Dandakaranya forest), and colonial officials often referred to Bastar as one of a number of 'jungle kingdoms'.
When the British finally broke Maratha power in central India in 1818 they subsequently began to enter into a political relationship with Bastar (a former tributary state of the Marathas), and in 1853 the kingdom officially came under the system of British indirect rule. Bastar State was included as part of the Central Provinces administration.
and heavily interfering in succession to the throne—that is, removing rajas and replacing them with compliant officials.
A more likely cause of intervention was the fact that Bastar had extremely large iron ore deposits, as well as other precious minerals, timber, and forest produce. Over time, British influence in Bastar increased—beginning first with forest administration—due to efforts to appropriate its natural resources, and by 1876 colonial administrators effectively governed the state, the raja ruling in name only.
In March of 1876 a disturbance broke out at Jugdalpur, the origin of which has never been quite satisfactorily explained. The immediate occasion of the outbreak was the Raja's setting out for Bombay to meet . . . The Prince of Wales. The people assembled in large numbers and compelled him to return to Jugdalpur. Their ostensible demand was not that he should not go, but that he should not leave behind the then Diwan Gopinath Kapurdar (a Dhungar, shepherd by caste) and one Munshi Adit Pershad (a Kayeth in charge of the Raja's Criminal Court), whom the people charged with oppression . . . They simply demanded that the two men mentioned above should be sent away.
'Relations between Raja and subjects generally [were] good, very good.' Commissioner Jones also noted that 'the insurgents committed no violence and professed affection for the Raja'.
At worst, the adivasis were upset with the raja's choice of appointees. But another central cause of the disturbance was creeping British influence in the state—for example, Jones made sure to note that the adivasis earlier in the year had reacted very negatively to new Christian missionaries who had arrived in the kingdom. A number of new colonial policies combined to create a rising sense of embitterment among the tribal population.
In the second week of February we first heard of the unrest among the Aborigines south of Jagdalpur. Vague rumours were afloat but none of a very serious nature. On the 18th a Christian living among the Prajas—Aborigines—came to me with the story that the Prajas were all armed and were moving toward Keslur, where the Political Agent, Mr. E. A. De Brett, I.C.S., was camping, to make known their grievances . . . A branch of a mango tree, a red pepper, and an arrow were tied together, and sent to all villages in the State. The mango leaves stand for a general meeting; the red pepper, a matter of great importance is to be discussed and that the matter is necessary and urgent; the arrow, a sign of war.
The entire state rose in revolt and the existing British force of only 250 armed police was quickly overwhelmed. For weeks looting, robbery, and arson plagued the entire kingdom. By the end of February additional troops from Jeypore and Bengal had arrived and the rebellion was finally put down. Hundreds of prisoners were taken, including Lal Kalendra Singh, who was expelled from the state and later died in prison.
The British conducted several inquiries into the causes of the 1910 rebellion. De Brett also conducted an inquiry on the rebellion and discerned 11 main causes, ranking chief among them 'the inclusion in reserves of forest and village lands'.
Prior to colonialism, the rajas that ruled Bastar did not reserve forest lands, giving adivasis almost unrestricted access to these areas. Alfred Gell notes that prior to the arrival of British administrators 'the tribal population [in Bastar] enjoyed the benefit of their extensive lands and forests with a degree of non-exploitation from outside which would hardly be matched anywhere else in peninsular India'. Nandini Sundar similarly highlights that prior to British rule there was not even a recorded forest policy for the kingdom.
The colonial state began reserving forests in Bastar in 1891, especially areas rich in various kinds of forest produce. This meant timber most of all, but also a class of items known as non-timber forest product, which included rubber, medicinal plants, berries, and tendu leaves, used for rolling tobacco. Due to this new reservation policy, entire adivasi villages in reserved areas were forcibly moved by colonial authorities. Corporations, like those involved in the timber trade or iron mining, entered areas where adivasis had lived and were granted a monopoly right over forest produce. Once a forest area was officially reserved, adivasis no longer had any claim to these lands and were charged fees for collecting produce or grazing in these areas.
All of the contemporary reports pointed to the same causes— foremost, new forest policies that displaced adivasis from their land. The main participants in the 1910 rebellion were from areas that suffered the most under new colonial land revenue demands. Despite the admission to an 'overzealous' forest administration, British policy in Bastar did not change substantially in the wake of rebellion. They continued to sign various forest mining agreements or renewals of previous agreements—in 1923, 1924, 1929, and 1932. The 1923 agreement, for example, renewed a licence for Tata Iron and Steel to mine Bastar's 'enormous reserves of iron ore'.
'Most of them [adivasis] dislike the proposals for forest reservation . . . However if these areas are not reserved it will be impossible to reserve any good teak forests in the Zamindari. (It is a most unfortunate fact that the best teak areas and the thickly populated, well cultivated Maria [Gond] villages coincide).
I am not altogether clear what is meant in this case by guardianship . . . It would, however, be of assistance to me and my successors if our position could be defined. It is certainly an unusual and somewhat delicate one, for normally when a Chief is a minor his father is dead.
It is her [the Maharani's] desire that Profulla should have the title of Maharaja and that he should share her role as Ruling Chief, being co-equal with her and succeeding her as Ruler in the event of her death before him, her son not succeeding to the gaddi [throne] until his death.
First of all the Mahjis told Prafulla that they had confidence and trust in him and that he was their 'mabap' [mother and father]; to this he replied that he could do nothing for them, that he had no powers. He was willing to do anything for them but . . . he could do nothing.
Even before the death of the maharani in 1936 there had been a movement to install Prafulla as the hereditary raja, in 'joint rulership' of Bastar with his wife; later came an attempt to at least establish a council of regency and make him the regent. Both movements were squashed by the British. They believed that Prafulla was responsible for several anti-British pamphlets that had appeared over the past several years in newspapers throughout India. Administrators noted, however, that 'there is no actual proof as the printer's name is absent from the pamphlets'. The British eventually even removed Prafulla as the guardian of his children and deemed that he should not be allowed to enter Bastar State.
The British found fault with almost all of the occupants of the throne of Bastar, and managed to have them removed from power in order to clear the way for direct colonial administration of the kingdom. Lal Kalendra Singh was removed as diwan because colonial authorities came to realise he was 'totally unfit to be trusted with any powers'. Rudra Pratap Deo was a 'very weak-minded and stupid individual . . .considered unfit to exercise powers as a Feudatory Chief'. Prafulla Bhanj Deo was an agitator, unstable, and needed to be kept away from his own children. And by the dawn of independence, colonial administrators were already beginning to have serious doubts about the abilities of his son, Pravir Chandra, who was heir to the Bastar throne.
Pravir, King of Bastar was the first Oriya ruler and 20th Maharaja of Bastar state who was killed in 1966 by then Congress government of Madhya Pradesh for championing the cause of his subjects. He fought for rights of the tribal people. He represented Jagdalpur Vidhan Sabha constituency of undivided Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly by winning General election of 1957. He was the last ruler of the Kakatiya Dynasty of Bastar.
The colonial history of Bastar after the mid nineteenth century featured British officials taking control over forest lands, displacing tribals, and finding ways to govern the state directly rather than through native rajas supported by the local population. All of these factors increased unrest among the adivasis of Bastar and led to two tribal rebellions against British rule.
British colonial rule in India precipitated a period of intense rebellion among the country's indigenous groups. Most tribal conflicts occurred in the British provinces, and many historians have documented how a host of colonial policies gave rise to widespread rural unrest and violence. In the post-independence period, many of the colonial-era policies that had caused revolt were not reformed, and tribal conflict continued in the form of the Naxalite insurgency. Why the princely state of Bastar has continuously been a major centre of tribal conflict in India? Why has this small and remote kingdom, which never came under direct British rule, suffered so much bloodshed?
There are two key findings that explain the above questions: first, that Bastar experienced high levels of British intervention during the colonial period, which constituted the primary cause of tribal violence in the state; and second, that the post-independence Indian government has not reformed colonial policies in this region, ensuring a continuation and escalation of tribal conflict through the modern Naxalite movement.
Along these lines, scholars have shown how new colonial policies, such as the commandeering of forest lands and increased rural taxation, led to widespread discontent and rebellion among indigenous groups. Eric Stokes notes, for example, that 'resentment against [moneylenders] boiled over most readily into violence among tribal people like the Bhils, Santals, and . . .the Gonds'. Historians have also shown that after independence, the new Indian government did not reform a number of colonial-era policies, especially those dealing with forestry, and tribal conflicts continued to occur throughout the country, especially in former areas of direct British rule like Bengal, Bihar, and Jharkhand.
These decisions in Bastar led to the rise of the contemporary Naxalite insurgency, which is only the latest incarnation of tribal unrest in the region. The case of Bastar, therefore, reaffirms the central role of British colonialism in producing tribal conflict in India by showcasing its effects even in areas that never formally came under the ambit of direct rule. Importantly, however, the continuing violence in Bastar concurrently implicates the post-colonial government in failing to end the root causes of the bloodshed.


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Deidre J. Herbert, McLellan Herbert
This is the archived version of a program presented on August 28, 2014.
Deja-Vu Part 2: PST, GST and HST - Double Taxation on Legal Services
In March 2013, we brought you the highly successful webinar: HST To PST For Lawyers, Deja-Vu, All Over Again? Now for Deja-Vu Part 2: PST, GST and HST – recent topics of interest including the issue of "double taxation" on legal services. The risks to you can be significant. If you fail to collect the right amount of tax, you pay the tax plus possible penalties, and interest. In this webinar learn about PST,GST and HST issues facing lawyers and the problem of "double tax" (which means the HST of a province other than B.C. applying along with the PST). It's about location, location, location! Location of: client, property and litigation. Find out how to manage risks, and in some cases, minimize exposure to "double tax."
Alexander Coombes, Dentons Canada LLP
Katherine Xilinas, Couzin Taylor LLP
This is the archived version of a program presented on April 8, 2015.
Following Daniels V. Canada: What's Next in Aboriginal Law?
In 2013, Daniels v. Canada, the Federal Court of Canada decided that non-status Indians and Métis persons are "Indians" under the Constitution Act, 1867.
Daniels is a landmark decision. Find out why Daniels is important for aboriginal law practitioners and lawyers involved in aboriginal land claim matters.
Learn about the emergence of Métis law from Canada's pre-eminent authority on Métis law, who is also Louis Riel's great-grand niece. Find out how Métis law is applicable to aboriginal law, negotiations and litigation following Daniels .
Find out from a former BC Attorney General, who is also a leading practitioner in the area of aboriginal law, what are the consequences of Daniels from a provincial perspective. Learn how Daniels' will likely impact aboriginal law, negotiations and litigation.
Geoff Plant, QC, Heenan Blaikie LLP
Beverley-Jean M. Teillet, I.P.C., Pape Salter Teillet LLP
This is the archived version of a program presented on September 12, 2013.
HST to PST for Lawyers. Deja-Vu, All Over Again?
On April 1, 2013, BC lawyers who provide legal services will have to file returns and pay the Provincial Sales Tax (PST) under the Provincial Sales Tax Act. On April 1, 2013, the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) will be gone in BC. Our presenters are two of Canada's top experts in HST/GST/PST. Get the lawyer's perspective from Terry Barnett and the chartered accountant's perspective from Rosemary Anderson. Learn what is the same and what is different under the new legislation. Learn what tax rate applies and when tax is payable for your legal services. Take this course and to make your transition from the HST to the PST seamless for your law practice.
Rosemary Anderson, Thorsteinssons LLP
Terry Barnett, Thorsteinssons LLP
This is the archived version of a program presented on March 12, 2013.
New Law, New Issues: End of Life Planning in a Changing Legal Landscape
It's not easy to be an estate lawyer these days. With big decisions like Bentley and Carter and new legislation, you need to be agile and responsive like never before. Last year our panel of experts looked at the 2015 decisions and the impact on practitioners. We're bringing them back to discuss what has changed since then and how to respond to the coming legislation. Join our dynamic team of Penny Washington, Geoffrey White and Emily Clough as they talk about the practical implications for your clients.
Emily Clough, Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP
Penny Washington, Bull, Housser & Tupper LLP
Geoffrey White, Clark Wilson LLP
Meghan Maddigan, Law Society of BC
Primer on Canada's New Anti-Spam Law (CASL)
On July 1, 2014, Canada's new anti-spam law (CASL) will come into force. CASL will apply to businesses, organizations and individuals. CASL applies to a wide swath of commercial activity, from emailing to selling. Compliance with CASL is key since steep fines can be levied for non-compliance. In this course, learn about how to be compliant with the CASL provisions and regulations: using commercial electronic messages, altering transmission data and installing computer programs, such as spyware/malware. One of the presenters is Barry Sookman, one of Canada's foremost authorities in the area of information technology and intellectual property law.
Jennifer A. Marles, Oyen Wiggs Green & Mutala LLP
Barry B. Sookman, McCarthy Tétrault LLP
This is the archived version of a program presented on February 18, 2014.
Ready, Set, Go: the New BC Societies Act
On November 28, 2016, the new BC Societies Act repeals and replaces the Society Act. The new Societies Act is a modernized statute that will govern the more than 25,000 not-for-profit societies in BC.
You are not a specialist in not-for-profit societies, but you have clients who have questions and need your guidance on the new Societies Act.
Get in early, before the Societies Act comes into force and discover the new: governance tools, records and access rules, finances and director provisions, remedies and the transition to the new Societies Act. Get in early so on November 28, 2016 you are ready, set and go!
Kate Bake-Paterson, DLA Piper
Michael Blatchford, Bull, Housser & Tupper LLP
Michael Butterfield, Butterfield Law Corporation
This is the archived version of a program presented on April 19, 2016.
Target June 1, 2015: You and the BC Limitation Act
In 2013, we brought you the popular webinar, Civil Litigators Preparing For The New BC Limitation Act. The new Limitation Act came into force on June 1, 2013. This webinar is Part 2 because June 1, 2015 is the earliest date that a limitation will expire under the new Act. Learn from experienced civil litigators about discovery, how the transition rule applies, the exceptions to the running of limitations and third party claims. Be ready before the deadline June 1, 2015.
Vanessa Gauthier, Lindsay LLP
The Cohen Commission and the Uncertain Future of Fraser River Sockeye Salmon:
Implications Going Forward for Lawyers
The Honourable Mr. Justice Cohen's final report of his federal Commission of Inquiry into the Decline of Sockeye Salmon in the Fraser River makes important recommendations and raises important implications going forward for lawyers.
The Cohen Commission made 75 recommendations in its 1000+ page final report, released in 2012. The Cohen Commission worked for nearly 3 years with 138 days of evidence, 179 witnesses, over 2,000 exhibits, 892 public submissions with disclosure of over 3 million documents.
The presenters, who appeared as counsel before the Cohen Commission and made submissions, provide a fascinating perspective on the substantive and procedural implications of the Cohen Commission.
Learn about how the Cohen Commission's recommendations, findings of fact and evidence may have implications going forward for: aboriginal law, administrative law, environmental law, fisheries and resource law, public policy and public sector law. This webinar is of interest to lawyers practicing in these areas.
For lawyers interested in appearing before Commissions of Inquiry, learn from the lawyers that were there, how to appear as counsel before a Commission of Inquiry, how to effectively marshal evidence and how to make persuasive submissions.
Brenda E. Gaertner, Mandell Pinder LLP
Hugh A. Macaulay, Department of Justice (Canada)
This is the archived version of a program presented on June 10, 2013.
The New Copyright Modernization Act (Bill C-11)
Copyright law in Canada changed with the coming into force in 2012 of the Copyright Modernization Act (Bill C-11)(CMA). Learn from IP experts about the new changes to copyright law including: fair dealing, user rights, educational exceptions, ISP and search engine liability, statutory damages and technological protection management (digital locks). Also included is analysis of the Supreme Court of Canada's Pentalogy from July 2012, when the Supreme Court issued 5 landmark copyright cases. This course is ideal for the lawyer who is not an IP practitioner but needs guidance about the CMA, the CMA's implications and how the CMA can be deployed in a lawyer's practice and in advising a lawyer's clients.
Jeffrey F. Vicq, Clark Wilson LLP
Christopher Wilson, Bull, Housser & Tupper LLP
The Extradition Act (Canada) and your Client: Letting Bygones Be "Be-Gones"?
What do you do when a foreign government requests that Canada arrest and extradite your client? Extradition can be complex, involving the Canadian government and courts, international law and treaties. In this webinar, our expert panel will first present an overview of the Extradition Act (Canada), including current case law. Then they will guide you through the extradition process, including: request for extradition through to the extradition hearing and judicial review. Finally, they will provide best practices regarding the practical considerations of extradition.
Gregory P. DelBigio, QC, Barrister
Eric V. Gottardi, Peck and Company, Barristers
This is the archived version of a program presented on November 5, 2013.
Unmasking Haters, Baiters and Trolls:
Canada's New Cyberbullying Law
On March 9, 2015 Canada's Protecting Canadians From Online Crime Act (Bill C-13) comes into force. This new Act applies to almost everyone, not just to Crown, law enforcement and the haters, baiters and trolls: ISPs, banks and businesses, families, children and adults. In this discussion style webinar, learn about the Act's new criminal offence and new investigative powers for law enforcement. These include court orders for: preserving computer data, producing transmission data and GPS, producing financial data and warrants to track persons or vehicles. Penalties for persons, financial institutions or entities that contravene these court orders are steep: $250,000 fines and/or 6 months in prison. This new Act also provides immunity from liability for voluntary disclosures to law enforcement by third parties. Find out how this new Act affects your clients, your practice, your family and you.
Eric V. Gottardi, Criminal Defence Counsel, Peck and Company
Jim Hughes, Chief Legal Technology Counsel, BC Ministry of Justice, Criminal Justice Branch
WESA - It's A New Dawn, It's A New Day: The Court's Curative Power
For the first time, the BC Court of Appeal, in Hadley Estate (Re), 2017 BCCA 311, considered section 58 of the Wills, Estates and Succession Act (WESA).
Section 58 permits the courts to cure defective wills. One of the presenters, Kimberly Kuntz, was counsel for the individual respondents in Hadley. Learn first hand about the operation of section 58 and how it may apply to handwritten wills, electronic wills, audio wills or other non-traditional wills.
The curative powers of other jurisdictions will also be reviewed. Take this webinar and learn new avenues to use section 58.
Scott Kerwin, Borden Landner Gervais LLP
Kimberly Kuntz, Norton Rose Fulbright
Alison Oxtoby, Entrust Lawyers LLP
WESA - It's A New Dawn, It's A New Day: Life Interest Trusts
Life interest trusts, such as spousal trusts, joint spousal trusts and alter ego trusts, are commonly used in wills and estate planning as will substitutes to avoid the wills variation provisions of the Wills, Estates and Succession Act (WESA) and probate tax. Digested all of the changes to WESA? Now find out if you can trust your trusts. Effective January 1, 2016, there are significant changes in taxation of life interest trusts under Canada's Income Tax Act: tax arising from the death of a lifetime beneficiary is shifted from a life interest trust to the lifetime beneficiary's estate, the life interest trust is jointly and severally liable to pay tax on its income attributed to the lifetime beneficiary's estate, limits are placed on life interest trust's use of charitable donation tax credits. Our presenters are both experienced practitioners: one in tax and one in estate planning, estate administration and the preparation of wills and trusts. Learn about these complex and significant changes to tax and estate planning, how to identify liability risks and how to employ practical strategies to limit liability. Take this webinar so you can trust your trusts.
Kim Karras, Brawn Karras & Sanderson
David G. Thompson, Thorsteinssons LLP
WESA - It's a New Dawn, It's a New Day Webinar Module I:
WESA & New Probate Rules
March 31, 2014 is when most of the Wills, Estates and Succession Act (WESA) comes into force. In this webinar module, you will learn about probate rules under WESA. Our experienced and expert presenters will give you the practical need-to-know about WESA so you are prepared and are able to advise your clients.
Hugh S. McLellan, McLellan Herbert
This is the archived version of a program presented on August 8, 2013.
WESA - It's a New Dawn, It's a New Day Webinar Module II:
WESA & Will Drafting
March 31, 2014 is when most of the Wills, Estates and Succession Act (WESA) comes into force. In this webinar module, you will learn about will drafting under WESA. Our experienced and expert presenters will give you the practical need-to-know about WESA so you are prepared and are able to advise your clients.
Gary J. Wilson, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
WESA - It's a New Dawn, It's a New Day Webinar Module III:
WESA & Litigation
March 31, 2014 is when most of the Wills, Estates and Succession Act (WESA) comes into force. In this webinar module, you will learn about litigation under WESA. Our experienced and expert presenters will give you the practical need-to-know about WESA so you are prepared and are able to advise your clients.
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Wine Tasting for Work: The New Liquor Control and Licensing Act
Effective January 23, 2017, the new Liquor Control And Licensing Act is in force. If you have clients who are in the wine, brewing, distilling, hospitality or tourism industry, this is the webinar where you can have an introduction to wine industry legal issues. Our presenters will also discuss licensing, trademarks and labelling. For the first time ever, we will be having a live wine tasting conducted by Michael Welsh, our CBABC President, & former VQA wine judge. Learn how to taste wine so you can teach your clients.
Michael Welsh - Mott Welsh & Associates & CBABC President
Mark Hicken, Vintage Law Group
Christopher Wilson - Norton Rose Fullbright
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#include "tensorflow/core/framework/dataset.h"
#include "tensorflow/core/framework/partial_tensor_shape.h"
#include "tensorflow/core/framework/tensor.h"

namespace tensorflow {
namespace data {
namespace experimental {
namespace {

class IgnoreErrorsDatasetOp : public UnaryDatasetOpKernel {
 public:
  explicit IgnoreErrorsDatasetOp(OpKernelConstruction* ctx)
      : UnaryDatasetOpKernel(ctx) {}

  void MakeDataset(OpKernelContext* ctx, DatasetBase* input,
                   DatasetBase** output) override {
    *output = new Dataset(ctx, input);
  }

 private:
  class Dataset : public DatasetBase {
   public:
    explicit Dataset(OpKernelContext* ctx, const DatasetBase* input)
        : DatasetBase(DatasetContext(ctx)), input_(input) {
      input_->Ref();
    }

    ~Dataset() override { input_->Unref(); }

    std::unique_ptr<IteratorBase> MakeIteratorInternal(
        const string& prefix) const override {
      return absl::make_unique<Iterator>(
          Iterator::Params{this, strings::StrCat(prefix, "::IgnoreErrors")});
    }

    const DataTypeVector& output_dtypes() const override {
      return input_->output_dtypes();
    }
    const std::vector<PartialTensorShape>& output_shapes() const override {
      return input_->output_shapes();
    }

    string DebugString() const override {
      return "IgnoreErrorsDatasetOp::Dataset";
    }

    int64 Cardinality() const override { return input_->Cardinality(); }

    Status CheckExternalState() const override {
      return input_->CheckExternalState();
    }

   protected:
    Status AsGraphDefInternal(SerializationContext* ctx,
                              DatasetGraphDefBuilder* b,
                              Node** output) const override {
      Node* input_graph_node = nullptr;
      TF_RETURN_IF_ERROR(b->AddInputDataset(ctx, input_, &input_graph_node));
      TF_RETURN_IF_ERROR(b->AddDataset(this, {input_graph_node}, output));
      return Status::OK();
    }

   private:
    class Iterator : public DatasetIterator<Dataset> {
     public:
      explicit Iterator(const Params& params)
          : DatasetIterator<Dataset>(params) {}

      Status Initialize(IteratorContext* ctx) override {
        return dataset()->input_->MakeIterator(ctx, this, prefix(),
                                               &input_impl_);
      }

      Status GetNextInternal(IteratorContext* ctx,
                             std::vector<Tensor>* out_tensors,
                             bool* end_of_sequence) override {
        Status s;
        {
          tf_shared_lock l(mu_);
          if (!input_impl_) {
            *end_of_sequence = true;
            return Status::OK();
          }
          s = input_impl_->GetNext(ctx, out_tensors, end_of_sequence);
          while (!s.ok() && !errors::IsCancelled(s)) {
            out_tensors->clear();
            s = input_impl_->GetNext(ctx, out_tensors, end_of_sequence);
          }
        }
        if (*end_of_sequence) {
          mutex_lock l(mu_);
          input_impl_.reset();
        }
        return s;
      }

     protected:
      std::shared_ptr<model::Node> CreateNode(
          IteratorContext* ctx, model::Node::Args args) const override {
        return model::MakeKnownRatioNode(std::move(args),
                                         /*ratio=*/1);
      }

      Status SaveInternal(SerializationContext* ctx,
                          IteratorStateWriter* writer) override {
        mutex_lock l(mu_);
        if (input_impl_)
          TF_RETURN_IF_ERROR(SaveInput(ctx, writer, input_impl_));
        else
          TF_RETURN_IF_ERROR(
              writer->WriteScalar(full_name("input_impls_empty"), ""));
        return Status::OK();
      }

      Status RestoreInternal(IteratorContext* ctx,
                             IteratorStateReader* reader) override {
        mutex_lock l(mu_);
        if (reader->Contains(full_name("input_impls_empty")))
          input_impl_.reset();
        else
          TF_RETURN_IF_ERROR(RestoreInput(ctx, reader, input_impl_));
        return Status::OK();
      }

     private:
      mutex mu_;
      std::unique_ptr<IteratorBase> input_impl_ TF_GUARDED_BY(mu_);
    };

    const DatasetBase* const input_;
  };
};

REGISTER_KERNEL_BUILDER(Name("IgnoreErrorsDataset").Device(DEVICE_CPU),
                        IgnoreErrorsDatasetOp);
REGISTER_KERNEL_BUILDER(
    Name("ExperimentalIgnoreErrorsDataset").Device(DEVICE_CPU),
    IgnoreErrorsDatasetOp);

}  // namespace
}  // namespace experimental
}  // namespace data
}  // namespace tensorflow


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