Just addressing one part of this: Why was an invasion of Afghanistan in the US national interest? The usual argument from truthers is that it was needed to expedite construction of the Unocal pipeline, but this, as usual, doesn't stand up to even a cursory inspection. The agreements with the Taliban for building the pipeline were all in place by 1998; they were abandoned, as I understand it, because of the Taliban's excessively close involvement with al-Qaeda, a movement that truthers seem to think was effectively controlled by the US, because, if it wasn't, then it doesn't make sense for it to have claimed responsibility for 9/11. Construction of the pipeline, also as I understand it, is only just now recommencing, so the hypothesis is that the US created a puppet terrorist organization in order to justify the invasion of a country that would have been co-operating with the US's national interests had the puppet organization not existed, and the net result of all these diabolical machinations was to delay by nearly twenty years construction of a pipeline so vital that the Bush administration was willing to commit mass murder of its own citizens to get built. As is so often the case, it's Mobius logic that turns itself inside out to assert the opposite of what it actually proves.
I like the reasoning and the image.
The Mobius image brings to my mind the "Grand National" twin roller coaster at Blackpool. Scene of my annual holidays from late 1940's to 1951. My last visit Sept 2014. Didn't go to Pleasure Beach that time.
BOMBSHELL: New York Times Reports WMDs WERE Found in Iraq!
My .02 on Saddam and WMD is that he believed that he had the goods.
Whoever was put in charge of Iraqi WMD research/procurement/manufacture would know what the penalty for failure would be, every sitrep going up stream would claim (whatever) was right around the corner or in stock, and by the time 'ol uncle Saddam found out he wasn't holding aces it was too late for him to do anything about it.
The 1st Marine Division discovered brand new chemical weapons suits and gas masks still in their Chinese crates stored inside a school. There were enough for a division. Clearly the Republican Guard thought they had WMDs, and in fact they were not told that there were none until 10 days into the invasion.
So Saddam was playing a game of chicken, plus he was getting bad advice from France and Russia as they both told him that the US would never invade unilaterally. Mostly a comedy of errors all the way around.
I disagree. I think Saddam wanted his people to think he had WMD's - his way of thumbing his nose at the international community and making himself appear strong and powerful to his subjects.
I haven't heard anything to the nature of Saddam ordering the use of bio-chem on the invading US Troops so I'd have to side with Mark.
One reason to have the world thinking you do, or very well might, have bio-chem capability is that its perceived as a deterrent to westerners invading. Once the USA has begun an invasion I would have expected the ordering of the use of bio or chem weapons in a limited way in the hope that it makes the invading forces slow or stop advancing and initiate talks.
The whole sale inundating of the advancing troops in the hope of inflicting mass casualties and sending them back.
Just sitting back and waiting for the end seems a little odd for Saddam. I think he was bluffing, the USA called the bluff, and Saddam turned over his hand to reveal a pair of twos.
I had not heard about the Chinese weapons. If true, then perhaps with the invasion looking imminent a few weeks/months ahead of time, some faction in the S.H. administration arranged the shipment but it came a bit too late to be deployed and was instead hidden away.
That was my take all along, with the addition that he needed to make his neighbors — especially Iran — think he had WMDs. Complying with the documentation demands would have revealed that he didn't, so he played a game of chicken that he lost.
I would like to point back to how Germany rebuilt its military after World War 1 and let's not forget British Prime Minister, Neville Chamberlain's waving his appeasement letter after meeting with Hitler. Hitler saw that as a sign of weakness and it didn't take very long before Hitler went on his rampage in Europe. Just as Hitler hated the Treaty of Versailles, Saddam hated the UN Resolutions.
Not many people are aware of what was revealed after Husayn Kamil's departure from Iraq and what Iraqi officials later revealed about Saddam's plans to rebuild Iraqi's WMD after sanctions were lifted.
I was aware of what Saddam was doing and it was a mystery to me as to why UN officials failed to understand what Saddam was up to and ignorance of his plans to reconstitute his WMD after the sanctions were lifted.
If the world fails to learn from history, it is doomed to relive it.
Which civil liberties were lost? Explain in great detail.
Richard Gage who seems to be a failed person has benefited from 9/11 by spreading idiotic lies of CD. Richard Gage has taken in more than a million dollars. To avoid lost money, he pays himself to the top of the 15 percent IRS bracket... Do you think AE911T is a scam for tax fraud? With a few donors in the 100,000 dollar range; is Gage taking 15,000 dollars and refunding 85,000 to the top donors, thus the donors make 20,000 dollars by cheating the IRS?
Which theory is more likely?
AE911T is a tax scam, or CD theory?
There is no benifit from 9/11 for anyone except the people who sell BS about 9/11 and lie about 9/11. Selling books, DVDs, and taking donations while spreading dirt dumb lies about CD - like Gage does.
Do you think the Crazy Idiots Team, CIT, were trying to cash in on 9/11 like others? CIT with the NoC born in their failed minds and idiot followers.
Who profits from 9/11? Snake oil salesmen, spreading lies fooling a fringe few.
Do you think CIT was trying to cash in with the NoC fly over nonsense?
What about Gage, he takes in over 500,000 dollars a year now, is he cashing in on the paranoid BS crowd?
With regards to the loss of civil liberties, I have enclosed a link from the ACLU with their criticism of the Patriot Act. A major terrorist atrocity can give a government a good excuse to introduce draconian legislation.
Anyone who thought Saddam did not want to rebuild his wmd is deluding themselves.
That isn't the issue though. The issue was that he supposedly had done so, which really seems to have been, at best, a stretch.
So its your take that tptb killed thousands of Americans, destroyed $billions of infrastructure, including a wing of the Pentagon, and ruined the world economy for a couple of years, in order to garner a few civil liberty roll backs?
Can I also assume you will address the main point of your own thread again soon?
You missed the bigger point, what does this have to do with 19 terrorists doing 9/11? What is your point? Are you debunking 9/11 truth, or trying to back in the inside job with BS? Gage has a job, seems only liars have benefited from 9/11.
Which liberties have you lost? Why not say it in your own words, instead of others?
Are you debunking 9/11 truth lies, or are you a CD believer with no evidence.
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Much along the lines of an earlier paper by Israeli Oded Yinon, the document urges the Israelis to aggressively seek the downfall of their Arab neighbors—especially Syria and Iraq—by exploiting the inherent tensions within and among the Arab States. The first step is to be the removal of Saddam Hussein in Iraq. A war with Iraq will destabilize the entire Middle East, allowing governments in Syria, Iran, Lebanon, and other countries to be replaced. "Israel will not only contain its foes; it will transcend them," the paper says. Iraq is first on the list of nations to be transformed. Saddam Hussein must be overthrown, the authors say. But Iraq has long served as a counterweight to the Shi'ite theocracy of Iran; with the two at loggerheads, neither could pose as serious a threat to Israel as it could if not opposed by the other. To counter this, Perle and his co-authors propose restoring the Hashemites (an ancient Arab dynasty; King Faisal I of Iraq was a Hashemite) to power. Instead of the largely Shi'ite Iraqis aligning themselves with their fellow Shi'a in Iran after Hussein's overthrow, the Hashemite government would align itself with the pro-Western Jordan, long a Hashemite regime. Unfortunately, the authors propose no plan to actually make such an extraordinary regime succession happen, nor do they seem concerned with some Iraqi Shi'ites' alignment with Islamist terrorists or with many Shi'ites' close ties to Iran.
Is this original stuff, or plagiarized cut and paste stuff.
It reads as an article from somewhere else other than the keyboard of geggy.
Curious to know from whence it originates.
... Curious to know from whence it originates.
I looked up the source where it was plagiarized from.


Here we have a few photos of the new Nike boots that will be worn by all the very flashest of Harrys the world over come the start of the season – the 'GS' (or 'Greenspeed' if you prefer), which are the lightest boot Nike have ever made, weighing in at just 160 grams.
They're also the most environmentally friendly boot they've ever produced being as most of the bits and bobs are made from recycled castor beans – though they'll still cost you £190 ($300) a pop!
Very futuristic. They're the kind of football boots Judge Dredd might wear.
Bet there is going to be a few food injuries when wearing those.
I might get 2 pairs.


For the first time, in a very long time, there is a Grand National favourite on odds as short as 7/2 to win the race. Tiger Roll is the phenomenal horse that is just a couple of weeks away from doing the nearly impossible – winning back-to-back Grand Nationals. But even with his seasonal success and his seemingly unstoppable ways, his odds are still incredibly low. Even for a favourite.
A notoriously difficult race, the Grand National has stopped even the best horses in their tracks. As a result, favourites don't win as often as most people think.
Officially the first Grand National was in 1839 when it was known as the Grand Liverpool Steeplechase. It was also the year that the first favourite won it. Lottery, at odds of 5/1f, and carrying top weight of 12 stone, romped home for jockey Jem Mason and trainer George Dockeray.
But we have come a long way since 1839 and the world of National Hunt racing has evolved so significantly, that a favourite running today has a much tougher task than Lottery did all those years ago. Despite that, punters and bookmakers are still backing the diminutive Tiger Roll to do the business on April 6th 2019. With such little value, punters are keen to capitalize on free bets for Grand National, which will give them a few more options for the big race.
And options in a race that requires as much luck, as skill is very important. Following on from Lottery's success, only 13 more winners went off as favourites up to 1900. That's 13 in 60 years. That's about 23% of the time.
But as the race developed, the quality of the runners improved, as did the skills of the jockeys on board. So much so, that in the next 60 years (1900-1960) only six favourites won the Aintree spectacular. Which also means that the win rate for favourites dropped to as low as 10%. Of course, this is great news for punters who backed those outsiders!
In more recent times, Grand National winning favourites such as Rough Quest, ridden by Mick Fitzgerald, Earth Summit ridden by Carl Llewellyn and Hedgehunter with Ruby Walsh all still went off at odds of 7/1. Double that of Tiger Roll.
Comply Or Die in 2008 and Don't Push it for AP McCoy in 2010 round off the favourites that have won since 1994. And even with such a huge swell of support for Don't Push It, you could still have backed him at 10/1 on the day.
And no favourite has won since then. In fact, from 2011, more horses have won on odds of 25/1 or more. And with so many bookmakers paying out to five or six places, it's worth looking further afield than the Gordon Elliott trained Tiger Roll. Statistically, 80% of the time, a Grand National runner, that is not the favourite will win.
Even if the Tiger roars at Aintree, the numbers are more in your favour for your each-way bet. Put £2 on TG at odds of 7/2 and you win £14. But put £2 on a horse at 40/1 that comes in 4th place and the bookmaker will pay out 1/5 odds giving you a return of £16. Which is more than if you backed the Tiger Roll and he wins!
The history of favourites winning the Grand National is sporadic at best. There are simply too many variables and factors in the race to accurately predict the outcome. A good, solid, clean race will give the best horses a good chance. But a faller, a loose horse, a tricky fence or a small miscalculation by the jockey and its game over. No matter how short the odds are!


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Appetizers are one of my favorite foods. I'll admit it, I get bored easily, so having several smaller items to nosh on makes me a happy nibbler.
When friends get together, I'm often asked to bring the appetizers. It's a risky assignment because as much as I like making them, I'm notoriously late to events. You really shouldn't be late when you have the FIRST course, right?
Now that I think about it, maybe that's why they tell me to bring the appetizers - so I'll try harder to get there on time. Hmmmm, what smart friends I have.
You can't go wrong with little crispy wonton pots of tea-poached shrimp salad. It's just a fact. It's a party-pleaser, and isn't that always a great feeling?
I have poached shrimp in wine for Drunken Grapes with Wine Poached Shrimp Appetizers. And I've poached shrimp in Jasmine Tea for Summer Rolls, so fresh and light.
This time, I chose one of my favorite teas for infusion, smoking and for poaching foods: Lapsang Souchong. The leaves of this tea are traditionally smoke-dried over a wood fire. The tea leaves smell like campfire wood, which translates into a rustic, smokey flavor for shrimp, salmon or chicken.
This is the shrimp salad I use for little Tea Sandwiches, or a scoop on a bed of peppery arugula for luncheon, or these appetizers in Won Ton cups, cucumber cups or as a cracker spread.
It's very versatile and warning...very addictive. You can make this one day ahead, store air-tight in the refrigerator and the flavors will be even better.
1) In a large skillet, poach shrimp in tea at 180f (just under a boil, just slight simmer around edges) for 6 minutes. Drain, then chill shrimp.
2) Mix all other ingredients together well, in a bowl.
3) Peel and chop the shrimp, then add to the bowl and mix thoroughly. Season. Refrigerate to keep.
This looks delicious. Crunchy and smokey. Mmmmm I love lapsang souchong.


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Add an execution of the kapt goal from kotlin-maven-plugin before compile:

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Q: CentOS IPC msg queue filling up with messages from PHP application I have a long-running PHP application that spawns multiple child processes to run tasks on a CentOS VM, and it uses the SysV IPC message queue (via msg_get_queue(), etc) for sending events to the parent process.
The problem is that even though the children nicely execute msg_remove_queue() prior to exiting, message resources seem to stick around at the system level. Eventually this fills up the message queue until it reaches kernel.msgni.
The funny thing is that when I run
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as the user this script runs under, I see the message queues appearing and disappearing as expected. However, when I run the same command as root, the list of queues slowly and continuously grows, with many of these in the list:
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I'm not an expert with the SysV message queue, so I'm a little unsure of the best solution here, or whether there is a good solution. For the time being, I have set kernel.msgni to 100,000(!). I'm unsure if this is a good idea on a 1GB box.
Note that the permissions are 0 and bytes used is also 0. So theoretically these queues are not taking up any space, although at some point I would expect that just having the system iterate over these is a load on the system.
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*Why is this happening?

*Will these resources ever expire, time out or otherwise disappear?

*Is there some solution I'm not seeing?


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The search for the perfect social sharing platform can make you feel a bit like Goldilocks. Some platforms deliver well in one area and fail in another. In this article, our Demand Generation and Digital Marketing Specialist evaluates three well-known social platforms — Buffer, CoSchedule, and Hootsuite — and compare and contrast offerings.
Upon beginning my first digital marketing internship, I had no idea how much work would ensue, purely from scheduling posts and creating campaigns. I remember the good ole days when creating a post was something I did for fun in my spare time. I never thought I would be hopping from one social platform to another to schedule individual posts, scrambling to grab the ideal photo or design, agonizing over copy, before finally scheduling it. And that was only with one post. Before I knew it, it would be time to schedule another and another… and then maybe one more Tweet here or there. With that first internship, there would be fifteen campaigns in one month I'd need to schedule. I'd go back to work, adding tracking parameters to each individual post until, finally, I had completed the month's rough social campaign outline. None of this work took into account the events or news stories our company may have wanted to comment on, but the rough outline I had would have to do because I had successfully spent a full week just working on social media.
The above example gives you a glimpse into my workload before I began using social sharing platforms. As you can see, it was hectic, relentless, and a tad bit overwhelming. The day I found social sharing platforms was the day I stopped hectically and hurriedly scheduling content. It was the day I began to dig into metrics when choosing copy and tone. It was a dream day!
For anyone who is still manually scheduling content, please stop! Pick a social sharing platform and not only will you improve your workload, but also help your company craft better performing, well-designed campaigns.
Calendar View: This is one of my favorite features. A good calendar view will allow you to see, at a glance, how many campaigns are scheduled, how many individual social posts are scheduled, what time they are scheduled, and what copy they used. Buffer and CoSchedule both have excellent calendar views. Both allow you to make drag-and-drop changes, see some of the copy, and quickly view your campaigns and individual posts. CoSchedule goes the extra mile here. They allow you to set up color schemes to differentiate between campaigns and allow you to see the full copy and image in a hover view.
Tracking Parameters: Tracking your campaigns allows you to prove the importance of each campaign right down to associated revenue. Hootsuite and CoSchedule have the best versions of this feature. Buffer allows you to add tracking parameters, but it falls under their link-shortening feature and you cannot customize it down to the content level on parameters. It is also solely integrated through Google Analytics. Hootsuite has a link icon at the bottom of the post-builder window that allows easy entry of your CID, UTM, or other parameters. CoSchedule is similar — the parameter appears at the bottom of the post-builder window. All tracking parameters will work after your team integrates Google Analytics into the platform.
Number of Social Platform Connections: When you have a lot of social platforms for your company, you need to be able to connect them all in one place, so find a sharing platform that won't limit you.The more social platform connections you can add in a free plan, the better. Buffer allows more social platform connections than Hootsuite's free plan.
Integrations: This is another case of "more is better"! Integrations with your social sharing platform allow you to work faster and smarter. Hootsuite has the largest library of integrations available in their Hootsuite App Directory — most of them I have never needed, but there are many to choose from, including any extension or application. Some integrations have different integration set ups, namely Google Analytics. Buffer has basic integrations and only offers a selection of applications for paid users. CoSchedule has integrations, but no applications.
Post Preview: Being able to preview what your post will look like natively, once it has published, is a feature I have grown to love. You spend hours picking out designs and editing copy so looking at a preview seems like a natural final step before publishing your post. CoSchedule is the only platform currently offering this feature. It will hopefully become a standard for these services as future updates roll out.
Mobile App: As a marketer, business owner, or employee tasked with social media campaign scheduling, you are busy and on the move a lot. Having the ability to edit, reschedule, and view your schedule from the palm of your hand is vital! Buffer has the best mobile app. It makes it easy to schedule, edit, view, and see quick analytics. Hootsuite's mobile app is — surprisingly — easier to use than its desktop version and rather powerful. CoSchedule's mobile app is becoming more powerful, but it still needs development work. Their desktop version, in comparison, is easy to navigate and schedule from, while the mobile app is really only useful for small edits and rescheduling.
Analytics: I like to use Google Analytics to look at my campaign metrics, so I rated this low on the features list. All of these platforms have metrics associated with them and if you are using the platform to see at-a-glance metrics, Buffer does this best. Hootsuite has analytics reports you can set up but, they are not the easiest to figure out. CoSchedule offers message-level analytics on their lowest plan, but you have to pay for the growth plan to see the social engagement reports, which are the more valuable ones. However, CoSchedule does offer ReQueue, a new feature that intelligently automates re-posting content in campaigns based on its performance. While this feature is available at all pricing levels, it may add to your total cost.
Browser Extensions: These allow you to post or schedule posts outside of the platform. Hootsuite has an extension called Hootlet which allows for quick posting and scheduling capabilities wherever you are on the internet. Buffer and CoSchedule also have browser extensions that allow quick posting and scheduling.
For me, Buffer and Coschedule are the top social sharing platforms.
Buffer has a free version where you can have one social account per network and are limited to 10 scheduled posts in your queue at one time. However, you cannot access the calendar view feature in Buffer's free version. The individual plan is $10/month and the lowest plan for teams is $99/month. This platform also has an extremely powerful mobile app.
Coschedule has a free 14-day trial, but no free version. As my personal favorite social sharing platform and the one I currently use, I don't mind paying for the ease and excellence this platform brings to my day-to-day tasks. The lowest plan for individuals is $40/month but includes all the calendar-view features I love. The lowest plan for teams is $60/month It also includes integrations with WordPress, Google Analytics, Bitly, and more. Having the Google Analytics integration allows me to input custom UTM parameters and better track a campaign's success. The mobile app is still getting some development love.
Hootsuite has a free plan that allows you to connect up to 3 social profiles and have up to 30 scheduled messages in your queue. The individual plan is $19/month and their team plan is $99/month. Overall this platform is not as user-friendly or designed as well, but has a powerful integration/app system and browser extension in Hootlet.
These are only a few features to consider when adding a social sharing platform to your marketing tools. Above all, make sure this addition will help your team meet its goals. Any tool that is too difficult to use or doesn't simplify your job doesn't belong in your toolkit. Besides, if your to-do list is anything like mine, you have more than enough on your plate to worry about without any additions.
This article was originally published on Experts-Exchange.com on December 4, 2017.


This is OAuth. What does it mean for you?
Use your social account to signup!
OAuth (Open Authorization) is an open standard for token-based authentication and authorization on the Internet. OAuth, which is pronounced "oh-auth," allows an end user's account information to be used by third-party services, such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. without exposing the user's password.
When a website wants to use the services of another—such as an online service wanting to post to your Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. stream—instead of asking you to share your password, they will use OAuth instead.
Note: This is the scary part. If Social Platform were super-shady Evil Co. it could pop up a window that looked like Twitter but was really phishing for your username and password. Always be sure to verify that the URL you're directed to is actually the service provider (Twitter, in this case).
In this scenario, Joe never had to share his Twitter secret credentials with Social Platform. He simply delegated access using OAuth in a secure manner. At any time, Joe can login to Twitter and review the access he has granted and revoke tokens for specific applications without affecting others.
Hopefully this was a good lesson to get you familiar with OAuth so the next time you see "Sign-in with your social account" or similar delegated identity verification, you'll have a good idea of what is going on.


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Meet this Real Life Tarzan from Hong Kong!
by Shreyashi Chakraborty
in Inspiring, Lifestyle
There are a few things that are symbolic of Tarzan, the feral child raised by apes in the African jungles. He runs, climbs trees, and is lovable! He has ruled the world of novels and movies for long. But hey, there is a real-life Tarzan too! Let us introduce you to the Tarzan from Hong Kong – Jason.
One can easily identify him by his long interlaced strands of hair, his chiselled midriff, and youthful charm. He skitters around the beach ridges, hums the tune that awakens his spirit, and plays the drums. He lives a life that most of us would only dream of, but would never dare to live.
He has built a house on his own and proudly claims that he didn't cut even a single tree to build it. Instead, he recycled plastic bottles to make the coolest house you will ever see.
Jason excels at growing his organic food in the hinterland around his house and his favourite hobbies include swimming and climbing the rocks. However, he enjoys his hair the most. He claims that he hasn't cut his hair for 24 straight years, beat that!
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Jason faced many adversities as his mother passed away when he was merely a kid. It rendered him homeless and he sought a job to stay afloat. For a significant amount of time, he even lived in churches and metro stations too. When a dewy-eyed Jason remembers his childhood, he talks about how he made himself toys from wood. Well, gone are those days as Disney has hired him for a show where he will have to be himself and he would get paid for it!
Jason found true happiness in this lifestyle and he can't trade it for anything. While he can afford a city life with the money that he earns, he thinks the city life is not for him. He loves the calm atmosphere along the coastline bracketed by the dense jungle.
He has learned to extract happiness from the most common things, mastering the art of being happy. You'd notice his infectious laughter in the video, a testimony of how happy he is with his life.
We are completely in awe of his way of life. Given a chance, we would love to meet this real-life Tarzan too who chooses to live this magnificent life.
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I thrive on humor and have a way with words. I have been working as a Features Writer for more than six years now and so far dealt with areas like Lifestyle, Technology, News, Politics, Humor and to say the least, Fashion which makes me feel alive. My pen-style happened to me after bagging 6 years of experience in Content Curation and I understand SEO like my palm. Count on me to write crisp and gripping content which can get them thinking.

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2012: a year in art thefts
Works recovered and works lost in this year's daring and not-so-daring art world heists
Jeffrey gundlach with Composition (A) En Rouge Et Blanc (1936) by Piet Mondrian
As the art market enjoyed some of it's highest prices ever this year - some people just refused to pay and others were made to.
Works recovered
Composition (A) En Rouge Et Blanc (1936) by Piet Mondrian
Jeffrey Gundlach, the Californian bond trader whose LA home was burgled back in September, offered a $1.7 million reward for the return of his lost artworks, which included pieces by Piet Mondrian, Jasper Johns, Richard Diebenkorn, as well as a Porsche Carrera, and expensive wines and watches. The works were recovered later that month, following a tip-off. However, Gundlach himself helped investigators, by suggesting they check who had googled his late grandmother's name: Helen Fuchs. Fuchs was an amateur painter, and a couple of her works were stolen during the raid. As luck would have it, two searches had been made - one by Gundlach and one by the thieves.
Composition aux element mecaniques (1917) by Fernand Legerin
31-year-old New Jersey wine sommelier, Mark Lugo, was sentenced to three years in jail, after pleading guilty to taking a 1917 work by the French early Modernist painter Fernand Legerin from a New York hotel back in June 2011, and a 1965 Picasso drawing from a gallery in San Francisco in July of the same year. When police raided Lugo's apartment in Hoboken, NJ, they found a further work by Picasso, as well as stolen fine wine worth $6,000 (£3,600). "He had a nice little gallery going on" said Det. Sgt. Edwin Pantoja of the local police department.
Cartel des Don Juan Tenorio (1949) by Salvador Dali
This 1949 drawing by Salvador Dali was stolen from the newly opened Venus Over Manhattan gallery in New York, on 19 June this year. Though the thief was caught on CCTV, he was never apprehended, though the work was recovered, thanks to the anonymous thief posting it back to the gallery later that month.
Sundial (1965) by Henry Moore
Moore's bronze sculpture, valued at £500,000 was taken from the grounds of an English museum on 10 July. On 20 July, following a public appeal, the work was recovered and returned to the gallery, by a scrap metal dealer, who had bought the work from two local men for £46.
Works outstanding
Harlequin Head (1971) by Pablo Picasso; Reading Girl in White and Yellow (1919) by Henri Matisse; Waterloo Bridge, London (1901) by Claude Monet; Charing Cross Bridge, London (1901) by Claude Monet; Girl in Front of Open Window (1888) by Paul Gauguin; Self-Portrait (1889 - '91) by Meyer de Haan; Woman with Eyes Closed (2002) by Lucian Freud
Pablo Picasso - Harlequin Head (1971)
2012's largest art theft was taken during an overnight burglary (15 -16 October) at the Kunsthal Museum in Rotterdam. Experts put the value of the artwork, all of which was owned by the Cordia family, on of The Netherlands' richest collectors, at around £100m.
Though the museum had no guards on site, its alarm system was high quality and functioning. The police arrived within five minutes of the alarm being sounded, yet no thieves were apprehended, nor were any works recovered. It's every museum director's worst nightmare," Kunsthal director Emily Ansenk told the Associated Press.
The Left Hand and the Right Hand Have Abandoned One Another (2007) by Douglas Gordon
While the price in scrap of Moore's sculpture was minor in comparison to its market value, a the insured value of Turner-Prize winner Douglas Gordon's 2007 work, The Left Hand and the Right Hand Have Abandoned One Another, is near enough half its scrap value. The sculpture, of two life-sized hands cast in yellow gold, was insured for £500,000 when it went missing from Christie's London storage facility back in November, yet Gordon told the Guardian that the gold alone is worth around £250,000. I don't think this is an art theft," he told the paper. "I'm pretty sure it has been melted down."
Les Arabes d'Oran (1837) by Eugene Delacroix
On Friday 30 November, at around 2pm, a man in his late middle age walked into the Schmit art gallery on rue Saint-Honore in Paris, and took this work by the French Romantic painter, currently valued at around $780,000 (£480,000). It's still missing.
The Art Book: New Edition Hardback | English USD$59.95
The Story of ArtPaperback | English USD$24.95
Stolen Dali, Raphael and Roy Lichenstein paintings recovered after failed attempts to sell them
Thieves nil - Artworld 3 as artworks, some missing for decades, turn up in unlikely locations
JR talks about the pains of being an anonymous artist
The Lives of Artists – George Condo
How our Lucian Freud co-author ended up in Downing Street
GIFTING: Open up a world of fine art and food, sports and science to kids this Christmas!
JR shoots more Wrinkles in the City
The Lives of Artists – John Currin
The Lives of Artists – Maurizio Cattelan
The Lives of Artists – Vija Celmins
Farming in North Korea is a little bit different. . .
The Lives of Artists – Christo and Jeanne-Claude
Picturing Jonas Wood – Ceramics
INTERVIEW: 'The Rihanna cover image is obviously instantly iconic. You will always remember that cover and that image'
The Lives of Artists – Peter Doig
The Instagram account that made it into Art & Queer Culture
The Lives of Artists – Mark Bradford


As we hurtle further into the last quarter of the year, the new songs keep coming. As any long-term fan of hip-hop knows, this is par for the course. There's more than enough tracks to keep up with, so we corralled a bunch of them onto one page for you. No need to look too far, we got what you need.
Cardi B took a little time off from the game so she could give birth and spend time with her little bundle of joy, Kulture. She's definitely back now—not that it ever felt like she was truly gone in the first place. Her latest single is "Money," which is all keys, drums and Cardi talkin' slick. This is just as catchy as any of her previous hits and a fitting solo single to re-establish herself at the end of the year. She also shouts out her child twice at the end of the song, which is pretty sweet.
Trippie Redd will be on the road for Travis Scott's Astroworld: Wish You Were Here Tour in no time, so it's no surprise that he has a new song this week. The track is titled "Topanga," but it isn't about the character from Boy Meets World. On this one, Trippie plans to take a girl wherever she desires, in between reminding her how wild his lifestyle is. Its a little happier than usual Trippie fare, but his singing and talent make it all work out.
New Orleans rap duo $uicideBoy$ are known for their workmanlike output, dropping tons of songs and projects in a relatively small window. With their album I Want to Die in New Orleans less than two months old, they freed the track "Hung Up on the Come Up," a brooding yet short cut. The production is haunting but still has the right bounce, with both rappers flowing well.
This week also featured new jams from Lil' Kim, Madeintyo, XXXTentacion, Matt Ox, Idk, Key!, Jay Critch and more. Check them all out below.
"Hung Up On The Come Up"


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A Historical Look at the Chiefs' Second-Round Draft Picks
Exploring how successful the Chiefs have been in the second round of the NFL Draft over the years
In 1967, a system called the "common draft" was implemented for the AFL and NFL. In this system, the two leagues held a joint draft for college players. The "common draft" existed until 1969 as the AFL and NFL would officially merge in 1970*.
The following is a list of the 40 players the Chiefs have drafted in the second round since 1967:
Jeff Allen
Rodney Hudson
Florida St.
Dexter McCluster
Javier Arenas
Turk McBride
Bernard Pollard
Junior Siavii
Kris Wilson
Kawika Mitchell
Eddie Freeman
Ala-Birmingham
William Bartee
Mike Cloud
Boston Col.
Kevin Lockett
Kansas St.
Reggie Tongue
Oregon St.
Donnell Bennett
Matt Blundin
Joe Valerio
Tim Grunhard
Mike Elkins
Azusa Pacific
Dino Hackett
Appalachian St.
Scott Radecic
Penn St.
Dave Lutz
Calvin Daniels
Joe Delaney
NW State (LA)
Sylvester Hicks
Tennessee St.
Tony Reed
Cliff Frazier
Elmore Stephens
Charlie Getty
Gary Butler
Wilbur Young
Grambling St.
Clyde Werner
Mike Livingston
Jim Lynch
Willie Lanier
Morgan St.
The Chiefs have drafted one future Hall of Famer, linebacker Willie Lanier (1967), in the second round.
The Chiefs have drafted two future All-Pros, Willie Lanier (1967) and Christian Okoye (1987), in the second round. Lanier was an All-Pro eight times (1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975) and Okoye was an All-Pro once (1989)
The Chiefs have drafted nine future Pro Bowlers, Willie Lanier (1967) Jim Lynch (1967), Mike Livingston (1968), Joe Delaney (1981), Dino Hackett (1986), Christian Okoye (1987) Tim Grunhard (1990), Brandon Flowers (2008) and Dexter McCluster (2010), in the second round.
The positions defensive linemanand lineman are tied for the two most popular positions in the second round. The Chiefs have drafted seven players of each position since 1967.
There is a three-way tie for most popular college the Chiefs have drafted from in the second round. The Chiefs have drafted two players from Iowa, Notre Dame and Penn State.
Of the 40 players the Chiefs have drafted in the second round since 1967, 13 eclipsed more than 100 games in their respective careers: Dave Lutz, 1983 (187), Jonathan Hayes, 1985 (184 games), Scott Radecic, 1984 (182 games), Tim Grunhard, 1990 (169 games), Wilbur Young, 1971 (153 games), Jim Lynch, 1967 (151 games), Willie Lanier, 1967 (149 games), Reggie Tongue, 1996 (145 games), Charlie Getty, 1974 (134 games), Bernard Pollard, 2006 (126 games), Ed Podolak, 1969 (104 games), Brandon Flowers, 2008 (102 games), Donnell Bennett, 1994 (102 games).
Six Chiefs second-round picks are still active in the league today: Jeff Allen (2012), Rodney Hudson (2011), Dexter McCluster (2010), Javier Arenas (2010), Brandon Flowers (2008) and Bernard Pollard (2006).
The Chiefs have not had a second-round pick in the past two drafts (2013, 2014) as a result of their trade with the San Francisco 49ers for current starting quarterback Alex Smith.
Remembering the NFL's First Full-Time Black Scout, Lloyd Wells
Wells was paramount in building a roster that helped the Chiefs win Super Bowl IV
Chiefs CB Steve Nelson Primed for Big Season, Ready to Earn His Respect
The fourth-year cornerback finds himself in a new role this season
Chiefs Have Two Young Players on "Cusp of Elite Status," PFF Says
The football analytics website is singing the praises of a couple of the Chiefs' top young players
Laurent Duvernay-Tardif on Finishing Med School: "It's been a great journey"
The doctor spoke with the media Thursday
What We Learned From the Chiefs' Assistant Coaches on Thursday
Dave Toub, Eric Bieniemy, Bob Sutton, Al Harris and Mike Kafka all spoke with the media Thursday afternoon
Andy Reid on OTAs: "I can't say enough about the energy level"
Here's what we learned from Andy Reid on Thursday
New Chiefs' DT Xavier Williams Can Sense the Energy at Organized Team Activities
Known primarily as a run-stuffing nose tackle, Williams is settling in nicely in Kansas City
Chiefs and Executive AirShare Announce Exclusive Private Aircraft Services Partnership
The Bud Light Game Day Pass is Back, Offering an Alternative to Traditional Season Tickets
The ticketing option offers fans a seat and a $10 concession credit at every Chiefs' home game for just $20 per game
OL Cam Erving Getting an Opportunity, Says Joining Chiefs Was "Breath of Fresh Air"
The former first-round pick is in his first full offseason with the Chiefs
Social Recap: Memorial Day, Dr. LDT and Reactions to the NBA Playoffs
A roundup of what the Chiefs have been up to on social media
Chiefs' Offensive Guard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Graduates from Medical School
The multi-talented offensive lineman completed an eight-year journey on Tuesday


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Walden, Rodgers Statement on Recent Public and Private Sector Hack
Washington, DC – Energy and Commerce Committee Republican Leader Greg Walden (R-OR) and incoming Energy and Commerce Committee Republican Leader for the 117th Congress Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) released the following statement on the recent public and private sector hack affecting the U.S. government, critical infrastructure entities, and private sector organizations.
"The foreign-state attack on U.S. public and private computer networks is unprecedented in scope and consequence. It is clear America and our allies must jointly hold accountable these cyber criminals. Moreover, the U.S. Government and those affected in the...
E&C Republican Leaders: Second EUA is a Testament to American Ingenuity
Washington, D.C. – Energy and Commerce Committee Republican Leader for the 116th Congress Greg Walden (R-OR), Republican Leader for the 117th Congress Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), Health Subcommittee Republican Leader Dr. Michael Burgess (R-TX), and Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee Republican Leader Brett Guthrie (R-KY) released the following statement after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued its second emergency use authorization (EUA) for a COVID-19 vaccine, this time authorizing Moderna's vaccine for distribution.
"In just one week, we've gone from zero authorized vaccines to two that have both exceeded the...
E&C Republican Leaders Applaud HHS Rule to Assess Regulations, Request Additional Information from Trump Administration
Washington, D.C. – Energy and Commerce Committee Republican Leader for the 116th Congress Greg Walden (R-OR), Republican Leader for the 117th Congress Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), Health Subcommittee Republican Leader Dr. Michael Burgess (R-TX), and Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee Republican Leader Brett Guthrie (R-KY) sent a letter to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Alex Azar expressing support for a proposed rule on regulatory review announced on November 4, 2020.
"We write to express strong support for the Department of Health and Human Services' (HHS) November 4,...
E&C Republican Leaders' Statement on COVID-19 Vaccine Emergency Use Authorization
Washington, D.C. – Energy and Commerce Committee Republican Leader for the 116th Congress Greg Walden (R-OR), Republican Leader for the 117th Congress Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), Health Subcommittee Republican Leader Dr. Michael Burgess (R-TX), and Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee Republican Leader Brett Guthrie (R-KY) released the following statement after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued an emergency use authorization (EUA) allowing Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine to be distributed across the country.
"This is great day for Americans as it marks the beginning of the end of the COVID-19 pandemic....
Congressional Committee Leaders Announce Surprise Billing Agreement
Washington, D.C. – Today, key House and Senate Committee leaders announced a bipartisan agreement on legislation to protect patients from surprise medical bills and establish a fair framework to resolve payment disputes between health care providers and health insurance companies.
The deal was agreed to by House Energy and Commerce Committee Republican Leader Greg Walden (R-OR) and Chairman Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ), House Ways and Means Committee Republican Leader Kevin Brady (R-TX) and Chairman Richard E. Neal (D-MA), House Education and Labor Committee Republican Leader Virginia Foxx (R-NC) and Chairman...
Walden Delivers Farewell Address on House Floor
Washington, DC – Energy and Commerce Committee Republican Leader Greg Walden (R-OR) delivered farewell remarks on the House Floor...
E&C Republican Leaders' Statement on House Passage of Health Bills
Washington, D.C. – Energy and Commerce Committee Republican Leader for the 116th Congress Greg Walden (R-OR), Republican Leader for the 117th Congress Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) and Health Subcommittee Republican Leader Dr. Michael Burgess (R-TX) released the following statement on House passage of four health bills.
"We are proud that the House today has taken action to ensure patients have control over and access to their personal health information, make certain any federally-sanctioned marijuana research is done with the most stringent controls and protections, and protect Medicare beneficiaries from surprise...
E&C Republican Leaders' Statement on House Passage of Energy Bills
Washington, DC – Energy and Commerce Committee Republican Leader for the 116th Congress Greg Walden (R-OR), Republican Leader for the 117th Congress Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) and Energy Subcommittee Republican Leader Fred Upton (R-MI) released the following statement on House passage of four bipartisan energy bills.
"The U.S. must be able to use all the tools in our toolkit to ensure we maintain our energy security, manage energy supply chain threats, and ensure Americans in all zip codes can access reliable affordable energy. That is why we are proud to...


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Q: Formula to return the time & date a picklist field is changed I am setting up a formula whereby when a certain field is changed (picklist field), the date & time of the last change is returned. My question is how to best capture all the picklist values?
Should  I use ISPICKVAL/TEXT/CASE? Also, is ISCHANGED necessary here?
AND
ISCHANGED(D2L_Status__c)
CASE(D2L_Status__c,'Draft','Draft – Queried Supplier','Draft – Under Investigation','Input',
'Input – Queried Supplier','Input – Under Investigation','Pending Live Registration',
'Pending Live – Queried Supplier','Live','Rejected by Supplier',
'Rejected by Supplier – Queried Supplier','Rejection – 2nd Request',
'Rejection – 3rd Request','Transfer Re-application Requested','Objection Reason Request Sent',
'Objection – Awaiting LOA','Objection Actioned','LOA Obtained - Objection Reason Request Sent',
'Objection – Awaiting AM/Customer Action','Objection - Awaiting AM/Customer Feedback',
'Objection – 2nd Request','Objection – 3rd Request','Re-applied for Objection','Objection Complete',
'Objection Upheld - CLPW')

TIA

A: I think that you can just use the Field History Tracking option and that will take care of these changes for that specific field.
From any object, you can set up to 20 fields to be tracked, click on the Set History Tracking on the fields section. This will also create an Account History related list to show those changes at the record page layout level. It will display date and time plus some extra information.
Keep in mind that every time that you change your values you need to make changes to your formulas, is a lot maintenance that will be inefficient. By using field history tracking you can forget about that.


Your body has its own detoxification process, which in the scientific and medical community is often referred to as biotransformation.4 There are three steps to this process: biotransformation, conjugation, and elimination.
During the first stage, toxic molecules, which might come from the outside world or from metabolites of your own body processes, get molecularly transformed into a different molecule. Sometimes it becomes less toxic, but many times, it actually becomes more toxic! Luckily, the next step mollifies it into a less toxic molecule. In this phase, the molecule combines with another molecule to create something that the body can eliminate. The third step is elimination, which in some discussions on detox is excluded but is just as important as the other two steps. Once your body has transformed the toxic elements into a benign molecule, it must be excreted through your urine, feces, or sweat.
Some people have genetic differences5 that alter their detoxification pathways. In some instances, it speeds up either stage one or stage two. In others, it slows a stage down. Certain foods, medications, and other factors also might impact the efficacy either positively or negatively. In these instances, you might also require additional support to handle the detoxification process.
You want to ensure that you have the nutrients necessary to support the biotransformation and elimination process to get rid of the toxins in your body. You can also incorporate foods known to support the process,6 such as green tea, curcumin, cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, and dandelion. Additionally, you want to support your liver, your kidneys, and your gut, the three systems most heavily involved in detoxification.
Many of these nutrients are found in a generally healthy diet made up of primarily plant foods and whole foods. Thus, an essential step in providing your body with these nutrients is replacing calorie-dense foods with little to no nutrition, such as the highly processed foods rampant in the typical Western diet, with nutrient-dense foods, such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts and seeds, lean protein, and healthy fats. Furthermore, switching to an organic diet7 has been shown to significantly lower the level of pesticides in the body even in a short period of time.
In the highly toxic environment in which most people live, our body requires support to do its natural practice of eliminating toxins. In fact, it is essential not just to do a metabolic detox or a cleanse as a one-off, but to adopt a detoxifying lifestyle that provides a defense against the toxins to which you will be inevitably exposed.
Norman RE, et al., Environmental exposures: an underrecognized contribution to noncommunicable diseases, Rev Environ Health. 2013;28(1):59-65.
This entry was posted in General Wellness, Metabolic Detoxification and tagged Detox, Nutrition on January 2, 2018 by Deanna Minich.


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Heptathela yakushimaensis ONO, 1998 è un ragno appartenente al genere Heptathela della famiglia Liphistiidae.

Il nome del genere deriva dal greco , heptà, cioè "sette", ad indicare il numero delle ghiandole delle filiere che possiedono questi ragni, e dal greco , thelè, che significa  capezzolo, proprio ad indicare la forma che hanno le filiere stesse.

Il nome proprio deriva dall'isola di Yakushima, appartenente alla prefettura di Kagoshima, dove è stata rinvenuta, e dal suffisso latino -ensis, che significa "presente, che è proprio lì".

Caratteristiche
Ragno primitivo appartenente al sottordine Mesothelae: non possiede ghiandole velenifere, ma i suoi cheliceri possono infliggere morsi piuttosto dolorosi

Questa specie ha due spermateche di forma bilobata, con processi secondari laterali, e per queste sue caratteristiche, nell'ambito di questo genere, è stata classificata nel Gruppo B dall'aracnologo Hirotsugu Ono insieme a H. kimurai, H. amamiensis, H. kanenoi, H. kikuyai, H. nishikawai, H. yaginumai, H. higoensis e H. yanbaruensis.

Distribuzione
Rinvenuta sull'isola Yakushima, nella prefettura giapponese di Kagoshima.

Note

Bibliografia

Collegamenti esterni

Heptathela


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Q: Cordova cant add platform I'm using cordova CLI. I'm trying to add platform but is doesn't work.
Nodejs, npm, android-sdk-linux are all installed.
root@hack-ubuntu:/opt/app# cordova platform add android
Adding android project...

/root/.cordova/lib/npm_cache/cordova-android/6.0.0/package/bin/templates/cordova/lib/AndroidStudio.js:16
for(file of eclipseFiles) {
         ^^
Running command: /root/.cordova/lib/npm_cache/cordova-android/6.0.0/package/bin/create /opt/app/platforms/android io.cordova.hellocordova HelloCordova --cli/root/.cordova/lib/npm_cache/cordova-android/6.0.0/package/bin/templates/cordova/lib/AndroidStudio.js:16
for(file of eclipseFiles) {
              ^^
      SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier
at Module._compile (module.js:439:25)
at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:474:10)
at Module.load (module.js:356:32)
at Function.Module._load (module.js:312:12)
at Module.require (module.js:364:17)
at require (module.js:380:17)
at Object.<anonymous> (/root/.cordova/lib/npm_cache/cordova-android/6.0.0/package/bin/templates/cordova/lib/AndroidProject.js:24:21)
at Module._compile (module.js:456:26)
at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:474:10)
at Module.load (module.js:356:32)
Error: /root/.cordova/lib/npm_cache/cordova-android/6.0.0/package/bin/create:Command failed with exit code 8

A: I had the same problem.
In my case, node.js was quite old, and it did not support the new ES6 loop:
for(file of eclipseFiles) {

I followed these steps in order to upgrade node.js:
sudo npm cache clean -f
sudo npm install -g n
sudo n stable

Upgrade NodeJS to the latest version on Mac os


Proving they can't win a challenge no matter what their tribe is called, Survivor: All-Stars' four remaining Mogo Mogo members, all now part of the Chapera tribe, lost their fourth straight Immunity Challenge competition on last night's CBS broadcast, sending the foursome once again back to Tribal Council and Survivor: The Australian Outback's Jerri Manthey out of the game.
And then there were none. Ethan Zohn, the last of Survivor's four previous ultimate survivors, was voted out of Survivor: All Stars last evening, ensuring that, as the game's other contestants had desired from Day 1, a former winner will not win the All-Star edition.


Are you a "doobinbleeb" or a "bleebernob"? Don't speak elfanese you say. That's OK, you can still enjoy Kundersanterbleebin, the new must-have book for the holidays this year.
Kundersanterbleebin is a unique Christmas story that is full of fun words and great illustrations. This book is not animated and does not contain any interactive objects, but that doesn't take away from this enchanting story of how Santa and the elves work to change bleebernobs into doobinbleebs. Beautiful background music enhances this delightful story. The read-to-me and music can be turned off.
The book can be personalized by adding the child's name. Personalizing the book doesn't mean your child's name will be added to the story, just that it will appear in the "this book belongs to…" on the second page of the story.
The Christmas countdown is another feature my kids loved. They even counted the days manually to MAKE sure it was accurate! The countdown and gift-this-app features were added in the latest update. There is an e-mail link so that you can share the news of this book with your friends and family, if you choose to do so.
An important feature to navigating book apps is included. This book contains a table of contents of sorts. It's so easy to use no matter where you are in the book; even non-readers could use it. The table of contents and the read again feature make it easy to restart the book from the end of the story.
A free version of the book is available. It contains all of the same features as the full app; just contains fewer pages.
Make Kundersanterbleebin a new holiday tradition for your family this year and every year after! Enjoy this enchanting instant classic, filled with magical words your children will never forget, and find out once and for all if you are a "doobinbleeb" or a "bleebernob"! Play the delightful narration and music or read it to your little sugar plums yourself.
Gift "Kunder" to your friends and loved ones for the perfect Christmas gift that will be passed down for generations. Visit copperpi.com to join the "Kunder" discussion and enter the contest for a limited edition art print of one of the original "Kunder" illustrations.


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May 31, 2013 |Ilya Somin, James A. Gardner, Jr, R. Shep Melnick, Richard Reinsch, Rob Gasaway, Roderick M. Hills, Upside-Down Constitution
The Upside-Down Constitution: Recent Reviews and Further Reflections
Caravaggio, The Crucifixion of St. Peter
The Upside-Down Constitution sought to spark a more vigorous and forthright debate about federalism and, more broadly, the constitutional order—beyond a federalism of "balance" and a clause-bound, positivist originalism. I'm gratified that a good number of thoughtful lawyers and scholars have accepted the challenge. Early reviews include terrific pieces by Rob Gasaway, sitemeister Richard Reinsch, and Ilya Somin. Recent additions include a review by James A. Gardner (SUNY Buffalo Law School) in the Law & Politics Book Review (more in a sec); by R. Shep Melnick (Boston College) in The Forum; and by Roderick M. Hills, Jr. (NYU Law School) in the Tulsa Law Review.
Alas, Shep's piece is behind a pay wall and Rick's, behind a "you-must-buy-the-physical-volume" wall. I have the e-files but can't link to them without copyright infringement. Next best option: (1) offer to send the file(s) to anyone who asks; (2) give the authors air time on this blog—not nearly as much as they deserve, but enough to give a flavor and to suggest useful lines of further inquiry and debate. I proffer this post in that spirit; with apologies for its inordinate length; and with gratitude to the critics.
March 8, 2012 |George Will, Harvey Mansfield, Heather Higgins, John Podhoretz, Michael Barone, R. Shep Melnick, Steven Teles, Yuval Levin
Tributes to James Q. Wilson
Numerous fond, appreciative tributes to the late James Q. Wilson over the past days include fine reflections by Michael Barone (link no longer available), Heather Higgins, Yuval Levin (linking to Wilson's collected articles for The Public Interest (link no longer available) and National Affairs (link no longer available)), Harvey Mansfield, John Podhoretz (linking to Wilson's fifty-plus pieces for Commentary), Steven Teles, and George Will. R. Shep Melnick's splendid review of the great man's later essays, published awhile ago in the Claremont Review of Books, appears here (link no longer available).


A race to become the first Vietnamese American elected to the City Council of the nation's 10th-largest city ended Tuesday with school board member Madison Nguyen easily defeating attorney Linda Nguyen, according to final results.
Madison Nguyen, 30, received 5,242 votes, or 62 percent, the Santa Clara County registrar of voters reported Wednesday. Linda Nguyen received 3,182 votes, or 38 percent.
Madison Nguyen, who was also San Jose's first Vietnamese American school board member, will be sworn in Tuesday to represent District 7, a culturally diverse area in central San Jose. She fills the seat of Terry Gregory, who was forced to resign in January after he was charged with ethics violations.
"It will be an asset to the community to have a Vietnamese American woman on the council," Madison Nguyen said Wednesday. "I will bring new ideas, a different perspective and cultural sensitivity."
Madison Nguyen is a Vietnamese community activist who spearheaded protests after the fatal shooting by police of a mentally ill Vietnamese woman two years ago. Vietnamese residents make up nearly 9 percent of San Jose's population, according to the 2000 census.


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Stephanie G. Ovadia is a New York State attorney and a radio show host.

Education
Stephanie Ovadia received a B.A. in Political Science from Binghamton University in 1980. She obtained a paralegal program certificate from Adelphi University in 1981. In 1984, she received her J.D. from the Southwestern University School of Law.

Career

Ovadia started practising after earning her law degree. In 1993, she founded the Law Office of Stephanie G. Ovadia, where she is currently practising as a licensed New York State attorney. Her law office is located in South Hempstead in New York, previously located in East Meadow.

Radio Show

Ovadia hosts her own radio show, the Stephanie O Show, on 103.9 FM, LI News Radio in the New York area. She is the co-host of this show with Adriane Schwartz. The celebrity news and talk radio show broadcast live on Wednesday from 10 pm to 11 pm and replayed every Sunday from 5 pm to 6 pm.

In Media

Ovadia has appeared as a legal commentator on FOX 5. She has been in several print publications including the New York Times, TMZ, Newsday, CNBC, the New York Post, and NY Daily News.

References

External links
 Stephanieovadia.com
 Lawofficestephanieovadia.com

American lawyers
Living people
Binghamton University alumni
Year of birth missing (living people)


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Welterweight titleholder Timothy Bradley Jr., whose last ring appearance resulted in a highly controversial split decision win against Manny Pacquiao in June, is returning to the ring.
Bradley will make the first defense of the 147-pound belt he claimed against Pacquiao when he faces Russia's Ruslan Provodnikov (22-1, 15 KOs) on March 16 at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif., Top Rank promoter Bob Arum said Saturday.
The fight will headline an HBO "World Championship Boxing" card. A news conference to kick off the promotion is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon in Los Angeles.
"We talked to HBO and we thought this was the most fan-friendly fight we could make for Bradley," Arum said. "Provodnikov is a guy who will press Bradley and a guy Bradley hasn't fought before."
Cameron Dunkin, Bradley's manager, and Banner Promotions' Artie Pelullo, Provodnikov's promoter, both told ESPN.com that both fighters have agreed to undergo random drug testing -- urine and blood -- that will be overseen by the Las Vegas-based Voluntary Anti-Doping Association during the build up to the fight. Bradley requested the testing and Provodnikov agreed, Dunkin and Pelullo said.
Bradley's return has been a long time coming and has not been easy to finalize. Although most believed Pacquiao convincingly beat Bradley, there were discussions for a December rematch.
However, Pacquiao instead elected to face rival Juan Manuel Marquez for the fourth time, leaving Bradley without a major fight.
Still, Top Rank and HBO were ready to put on a Bradley rematch Dec. 15 against junior welterweight titlist Lamont Peterson, whom Bradley had easily outpointed in a December 2009 fight when Bradley held a junior welterweight title. But despite being offered $2.3 million -- the second-biggest payday of his career behind the $5 million he made to face Pacquiao -- Bradley surprisingly turned it down, upsetting Top Rank and HBO.
Now Bradley (29-0, 12 KOs), 29, of Palm Springs, Calif., will fight Provodnikov, a junior welterweight who is moving up in weight, for less money.
"It's been really, really tough, to say the least," Dunkin said about working out a deal with Bradley to fight. "Things didn't work out for Dec. 15, which set us back a little bit. But we have a fight here and Tim seems to be fine with it and seems very excited about fighting again. Once he gets back in the ring and remembers how good he is, and sees how good he is again, he'll be fine and it will lead him back to the really, really elite level he wants to be in."
Making the fight was difficult because of the bad feelings over the decision in the Pacquiao fight -- Arum very publicly supported Pacquiao -- Bradley's financial expectations and the lack of available name opponents, because most of then are with Top Rank rival Golden Boy, which means they are unmakeable fights.
"But it's time for Timmy to fight again," Dunkin said. "Provodnikov is a really tough guy, hard puncher, puts a lot of pressure on you, very, very strong and it's gonna be a hard fight. Tim is going to have to be really sharp not to get caught."
Arum hopes to put the issues with Bradley behind him and this fight is the start.
"Bradley's going to fight and Provodnikov will make a good fight of it," Arum said. "It gets Bradley back in action. (Top Rank president) Todd (duBoef) has been very patient handling it. (Bradley and his wife) were upset at me because of the things I said after the Pacquiao fight. Todd has a lot more patience than I do, but I can see (the Bradleys') point."
In the televised co-feature, 23-year-old Las Vegas welterweight prospect Jessie Vargas (21-0, 9 KOs) will meet Wale "Lucky Boy" Omotoso (23-0, 19 KOs), 27, of Nigeria, in a scheduled 10-rounder.
"I'm anxious to see how the winner of Vargas-Omotoso looks," Arum said. "Maybe the winner will fight the winner of the main event."
Said Dunkin, who also manages Vargas, "I like my guy but it's a very tough fight. Omotoso is no joke, but Jessie is extremely hungry and focused."
Also on the card, two-time Mexican Olympian Oscar Valdez (2-0, 2 KOs) will face an opponent to be determined in a scheduled six-round featherweight bout.
Provodnikov, 29, a staple of ESPN2's "Friday Night Fights" in recent years, got the fight when Yuriorkis Gamboa, an interim junior lightweight titlist and former featherweight titleholder, walked away from the fight and a seven-figure payday because the weight disparity was simply too much.
"This is a tremendous opportunity for Ruslan," Pelullo said. "I told him opportunities come very few times in life and we're very fortunate that Gamboa turned down the fight. That was our good fortune because I think Ruslan can win the fight.
"Remember, we tried to get this fight in December but they went with Peterson and then Bradley didn't end up fighting. Then Gamboa came into the picture for this fight, but he turned it down and we came back into the picture and got the fight. Timing is everything in life. I don't believe being on the big stage will affect Ruslan. He will come right at Bradley."
Provodnikov has been in several crowd-pleasing fights on 'FNF' and has won five fights in a row since a debatable 12-round decision loss to Mauricio Herrera in January 2011.
"Provodnikov can't help but make a great fight. It will be very interesting to see Tim back in the ring after the Pacquiao fight," Top Rank vice president Carl Moretti said. "Ruslan will make him fight for sure, but Tim is as cool as Sinatra in the ring. Looking forward to it. A lot on the line."
Arum said that his long-range plan for Bradley, assuming he beats Provodnikov, is to "have him fight again in the fall against the best available guy" and then match him in early 2014 with the winner of the expected fifth fight between Pacquiao and Marquez, which is expected to be made for the fall.


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Peru mourns its 'pandemic soldiers,' doctors who died treating Covid
"It is something that outrages us because we are really on the front line of this pandemic," said a doctor on a hunger strike to protest the country's management of the virus.
A health worker treats a patient inside the Covid-19 ICU at Alberto Sabogal Hospital in Callao, Peru, on Jan. 11, 2021.Martin Mejia / AP
Jan. 28, 2021, 4:22 PM UTC
LIMA, Peru — Black-and-white pictures of dozens of men and women, some in their 30s and others much older, line the perimeter of a bright yellow building overlooking the Pacific, a two-story-tall black ribbon covering part of the facade and a Peruvian flag at a half-staff near the door.
The makeshift memorial is for fallen "pandemic soldiers" — doctors who have died since the coronavirus struck this South American nation last year and unraveled the public health care system.
"Our country, like the other countries in the world, is not prepared for this pandemic. Even more so, the most affected are developing countries like ours," said Dr. Gerardo Campos, a spokesman for the Medical College of Peru.
The college represents physicians and its headquarters is the site of the memorial, where a cleaning worker wearing a face mask recently dusted off each photo and placed flowers in front of them.
"Peru has been deeply affected, and within population groups, those on the front line are the doctors — the first-line soldiers who have battled COVID," Campos added. "We have had great losses. ... The Medical College has been seen affected in its entirety."
More than 260 doctors have died from the virus in Peru. Their colleagues blame the deaths on a lack of proper personal protective equipment and what they say is the government's abandonment of the health care system. In January alone, the virus has killed at least 10 doctors, five of whom worked in the capital of Lima.
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The Andean country was one of the worst-hit in the region by the pandemic during 2020 and is now experiencing a resurgence in cases. The country of 32.5 million people has recorded more than 1.1 million coronavirus cases and over 40,100 deaths related to COVID-19, according to data from Johns Hopkins University in the United States.
A revolving door of patients, long work shifts, shortage of medical supplies, including oxygen, and lack of protective equipment at hospitals across the country has affected the mental health of doctors. Doctors now warn that Peru could face a crisis of physicians if the government does not take the appropriate steps.
"A healthy doctor will cure practically the majority of our population," Campos said. "I would ask the government to reconcile, to consider, to work together. I believe that we have valuable people — experts, epidemiologists, specialists in infections, specialists in intensive care, specialists in emergency medicine — who with adequate health policies can work together for the well-being of our general population."
Health care professionals have been mounting an open-ended national protest for weeks to press their complaints about inadequate salaries, poor benefits and other working conditions. On a recent afternoon, wearing scrubs, gowns, face masks and face shields, they marched in Lima surrounded by police in riot gear. They held signs asking for pay raises and expressed their demands through a megaphone.
"Second wave of COVID and there is no increase in the 2021 budget," read one sign that included a photo of a hospital hallway packed with patients.
More than a million health care workers have contracted COVID-19 across Latin America, according to the Pan American Health Organization. At least 4,000, most of them women, have died.
"They've worked harder – under more grueling circumstances – than ever before," Carissa Etienne, the organization's director, said Wednesday during a virtual news conference. "Many have risked their own lives and those of their families to care for those who are sick, and their heroic efforts have saved many COVID patients."
In an attempt to increase the pressure on the Peruvian government, at least four doctors began a hunger strike earlier this month outside the Ministry of Health. They are staying in tents on the sidewalk, and at least one of them has been hooked up to an IV with fluids.
"Doctors die every day. Dentists die every day. Nurses die every day. It is something that outrages us because we are really on the front line of this pandemic," said Dr. Teodoro Quiñones, who is among those on the hunger strike and is secretary general of the union that represents doctors who work in Peru's public hospitals. "We are really concerned about how the pandemic is being managed."
Lying on a mattress in a tent, Quiñones said doctors do not believe Peru can carry out a successful vaccination campaign when considering that officials have not been able to solve oxygen supply woes at hospitals for the past 10 months.
More than 120 nurses have died as a result of the pandemic in Peru, according to the union that represents them. It's unclear how many dentists and other health workers have died because of the public health emergency.
Experts say Peru's second wave of coronavirus cases was driven by the large protests in November that generated political chaos in Peru — and led to the naming of three presidents in a week — as well as holiday gatherings. The surge prompted officials to issue new lockdown measures that will go into effect Sunday.
Dr. Yesenia Ramos works at a hospital in a remote region in Peru's jungle that is accessible only by airplane. She said her hospital treats COVID-19 and non-COVID patients and has lost 23 doctors, most of them specialists.
"It's not fair," Ramos said. "We have the right to life, and we have the right to take good care of our insured patients as it should be."
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