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The BEST episodes written by Hart Hanson
#1 - The Justice League of America
Judging Amy - Season 3 - Episode 18
When a teenager whom neither parent wanted and Amy placed in a locked facility escapes and comes into D.C.F. with bruises she says were caused by abuse at the facility, Maxine's decision to have her returned to the facility leads to tragedy; Amy attends the tenth reunion of her Harvard Law School class and is disheartened by how petty, mean-spirited, and sleazy her former law school best friends have become, until Barry shows up unexpectedly as her white knight and saves the day; Michael makes it obvious that he is still attracted to Amy, and expresses regret over their divorce and his marriage to Leisha; Maxine scoffs when Sean has all the files computerized, but changes her tune when he swiftly downloads information which helps them identify and locate a suicidal teenager.
#2 - Hearts and Flowers
Road to Avonlea - Season 4 - Episode 9
To make ends meet, Simon Tremayne takes Hetty as his "silent" partner in the hotel. Hetty thinks she can make money by holding a Valentine dance; but a health inspector almost closes the hotel down when he finds a 100 year old bird, dead, in the ice house. Arthur wants to dance with Felicity, who has agreed to go to the dance with Gus, who is being pursued by Chef Pierre's French niece, Suzette.
#3 - Thursday's Child
Judging Amy - Season 4 - Episode 2
Amy's discovers that the man the police have in custody may not be her stalker after all; Maxine refuses to give up on a client who may be the victim of police brutality; after Bruce denies having romantic feelings for Amy and they agree that confusion and alcohol led to their embrace, they decide to be friends who don't kiss; Kyle applies for a residency and is confronted by his sponsor for not working his program; a persistent attorney paves the way for Bruce to regain his court position; Amy must decide if a retarded teenager is competent to make her own reproductive choices.
#4 - The Out-of-Towners
Heeding the request of counsel to deliver one of her ""rants"" at a sentencing hearing, Amy lectures a young drug dealer whose mother has made tremendous sacrifices to provide him with a better life; much to Peter's dismay, Maxine accepts a date from an attractive man she meets at the diner; Amy gets ""backwater detail"" subbing for another judge, and travels with Bruce to a small town to hear a case centered on the misdiagnosis and overmedication of its teenage boys; as her abductor's case comes to trial, Lisa and Vincent argue when her fears for the possibility of acquittal, and thus her safety, increase; pending the outcome of an investigation, Susie is back at work after a one week paid suspension and, over Maxine's objections, sets in motion a chain of events which eventually leads to the death of a young mother; Amy and Bruce have divergent reactions when confronted with intolerance during their trip; Maxine unsuccessfully tries to resign, and ends up being blackmailed into acceptin
#5 - Heirs and Graces
Gus gets Felix a job at the White Sands Hotel, as Simon Tremayne's assistant. The job goes to Felix's head, and causes a riff with Gus. He reveals that the new owner once worked for royalty; the same Duke who just happens to be visiting Carmody. Hetty is determined to get the Duke to come to the Founders Day Banquet and to have the King Family honoured as Avonlea's 'Founding Family'.
#6 - The Boy with the Bucket
The Finder - Season 1 - Episode 13
When Langston, Walter's older brother comes to town, he asks Walter to go see their dying father whose last wish is for Walter to find his first love... Walter and Langston's mother. Additionally, a stolen painting he had previously found for a museum turns out to be fake, so now Walter must either find the original or return his finder's fee. Meanwhile, Willa struggles with her upcoming marriage to Timo, which is now only one week away.
#7 - Redheaded Stepchild
The Sanctuary House staff works together to determine the identity of the adult who molested a twelve year old boy who confessed to raping his five year old sister; after Bruce arbitrates a visitation schedule disagreement between a divorced couple and wonders if their child is being abused, Sean offers his help; Carole persuades Vincent to ignore his agent's advice to make his book more commercial; Amy faces a swarmy host and his ignorant, self-serving politician guest as she appears on a tv talk show in defense of the juvenile justice system.
#8 - Judging Eric
Amy, Bruce, Lauren, Sean and Maxine rally around Eric as he goes on trial before an eccentric but wise judge; Maxine takes issue with Eric on a question of ethics about his testimony which colors her reaction to his verdict; after Zola breaks up with her boyfriend, she unsuccessfully resists Bruce's efforts to woo her; Kyle is faced with a medical and ethical dilemma when his patient's routine problem takes an inexplicable and tragic turn; Eric tells Maxine about a new person in his life; Heather and Kyle grow closer.
#9 - The Wee Hours
Amy gears up for the custody battle over Lauren; Vincent takes a job at the local newspaper to help him overcome a severe case of writer's block; Amy suffers from a bad bout of insomnia that's coupled with some interesting dreams in the few hours that she's able to sleep; Maxine investigates why a boy from a loving family persists in sleepwalking far from home; Amy decides the fate of a teenaged athlete when her parents disagree on how her gymnastics training is affecting her life; Lauren and Amy have an ongoing battle over bedtime; Amy must decide if she'll allow the children of combative parents to be represented by their own attorney.
#10 - Vows of Silence
The new minister in town, gives a 'hell-fire-and-brimstone' sermon which convinces the children that the world is coming to an end. The adults have no idea that the children have taken the sermon so seriously. The children go to the lighthouse, prepared to confess their sins, and hope this will save the world. A lunar eclipse convinces them the end is nigh... and Felix's confession almost makes Felicity put an end to him.
#11 - The Pain in the Heart
Bones - Season 3 - Episode 15
The Gormogon serial killer is back again, and the silver skeleton from the basement vault has gone missing. All the Jeffersonian employees become suspects, with the scary possibility that one of their own is working with Gormogon.
#12 - Rock Bottom
Backstrom - Season 1 - Episode 13
When a Native American is found dead under a bridge on the Wabacooche Indian reservation, Amy's new boyfriend and Indian Reserve Police Captain, Jesse Rocha, wants in on the case. Backstrom then learns that Indian meth-king Norwest, of Cooch County, is a suspect in the case, and he is convinced his father, Cooch County Sheriff Blue Backstrom, knows about Norwest's drug dealings, leaving Backstrom to make a difficult decision. Meanwhile, in order to keep his job with the S.C.U., Backstrom must impress Dr. Deb.
#13 - The Woman in Limbo
Brennan receives some bones to identify, but is stunned when she discovers that the remains are those of her mother who disappeared when she was 15 years old. The determined date of her mother's death leaves Bones confused and angry.
#14 - The Beginning in the End
The team works to uncover clues buried under a life's worth of possessions saved by a hoarder in order to solve the mystery of his death. Meanwhile, Angela's father has a specific purpose for his most recent visit, and Brennan and Booth are confronted with unique opportunities.
#15 - First Loves
Cupid - Season 1 - Episode 5
Champ introduces Claire and Trevor to his long-time friend Sophie, a would-be singer who just signed a contract with a record company. When Sophie claims she does not believe in love, Trevor feels obliged to prove her wrong. They start discussing the past and Sophie's one-time crush, when she was a kid, comes to the surface. They decide to go back to her hometown and see what her old love interest has become, hoping that maybe something magical will happen. Claire is concerned and quite against the whole idea until her superior says that Trevor may have to be committed to a mental institute. She then feels that this little adventure may help her further her knowledge of Trevor and help decide on what to do with him... This episode contains a number of black & white flashbacks, offering scenes of Sophie's, Champ's and Claire's youth. Obviously, Trevor was left out of the loop...
#16 - Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition
Amy, Maxine and Lauren have trouble adjusting to their new living arrangements; Vincent returns for a visit to smooth over the waters between his mother and sister and persuade them to live together again; after Lauren tearfully calls Michael about the move, he suggests to Amy that Lauren come to live with him; Amy presides over a custody dispute involving a father who refuses to take a paternity test; Donna dates one of Amy's law school classmates; Amy ends her relationship with Barry.
#17 - The Secrets in the Proposal
Bones - Season 9 - Episode 1
The Jeffersonian team investigates the murder of Jason Siedel, an accountant for the state department, whose remains were found in a hotel air conditioning unit. When Booth finds his old army buddy and CIA agent, Danny Beck, clearing away evidence at the victim's condo, he begins to realize that Siedel's murder could yield more suspects than the team had anticipated. Booth also seeks out Aldo Clemens, his friend and an ex-priest from their military days together, to get advice on his relationship with Brennan, now that Pelant has put a wedge between them. Meanwhile, Brennan must decide whether to have faith in Booth or to end her relationship with him.
#18 - Beating the Bounds
Lauren asks if ""cheating"" was the reason her parents divorced; Bruce warns Amy that she's being set up after Judge Keeler asks to observe her in court; Maxine enlists Kyle's extreme sports expertise in supporting a teenager with low self-esteem; Amy presides over the sentencing hearing of a teenaged girl who assaulted three gang members with a baseball bat; a police officer asks Amy to officiate at her divorce ceremony; Bruce and Amy iron out some communication issues; Kyle and Amy finally have it out over the incident in the past that caused the rift in their relationship; Amy hears the case of teenager who wants to be emancipated so that he can contest his stepmother's decision to keep his comatose father on life support.
#19 - The Future in the Past
Having been accused of murder, Brennan is on the run from the FBI, with help from her father Max. Booth and the Jeffersonian team are convinced evil tech genius Christopher Pelant has manipulated key evidence in the case to pinpoint Brennan as the prime suspect. Then, an anonymous tip leads the team to the remains of a high school guidance counselor that may hold the key to proving Brennan's innocence.
#20 - Darkness For Light
Amy must decide the appropriate punishments for a high school gang leader who tortured an undercover police officer, and for a teenage girl who perpetrated day-trading fraud; Maxine helps an abused little girl at Sanctuary House locate her long-lost dog; Donna goes to annoying extremes to make Vincent's novel a success; Sean tries to get Maxine to spend more time at D.C.F. and less at Sanctuary House; before he sets off on a pilgrimage, Stuart does his best to seduce Amy.
#21 - The Finder
The remains of a maritime museum security guard are found in the Florida Everglades after an attempt to steal an obsolete 17th century nautical chart fragment used to find treasures. In order to solve the crime, Booth seeks out Walter Sherman, a former Iraqi soldier with an uncanny gift to unearth anyone and anything. With Sherman's help, as well as that of his colleague, Ike Latulippe, and his legal advisor, Leo Knox, the team is led to tattoo artist who points them in the direction of a tough young woman. But when the woman is found murdered with remnants of the map lodged in her remains, the team discovers centuries of history linked to the map and the suspect behind the crimes. Meanwhile, Brennan puts Sherman's remarkable skill to the test, and Booth harbors cold feelings toward his former military comrade.
#22 - Catch and Release
Boston Legal - Season 1 - Episode 3
A client of Crane, Poole & Schmidt want to build a shopping mall on an area where salmon are spawning and Denny's son is the environmental lawyer defending the area. Alan and Lori take a sexual harassment case and learn that Christine, whom he recently helped get released from a mental institution and who he now fears is stalking him, is opposing counsel. Sally has her first trial case where she defends a man who is accused of stealing a wallet.
#23 - Bogeyman
Backstrom - Season 1 - Episode 5
In the Special Crime Unit's most harrowing case yet, the team has three days to save a teenage girl who has been abducted by a slippery online predator. The team soon learns that this is a deeply personal case for Backstrom, who is jolted by the girl's resemblance to the victim of an unsolved case that he was assigned seven years ago. Meanwhile, Detective Sergeant John Almond's church faces eviction when he neglects to pay rent three consecutive months.
#24 - Unnecessary Roughness
Amy seeks to have Lauren qualified as a ""gifted"" student; Maxine agrees to take a anger management class after going too far in insulting a coworker and accosting the boy who vandalized the Gray home; Amy dates a detective who's ""out of her league""; Vincent agrees to be Donna's birthing partner; Amy presides at the sentencing hearing for a teenager who intentionally maimed a rival player during a hockey game.
#25 - The Undertow
Amy gets to know Rob, Lauren's very attractive sensei, better when he brings Lauren home from class after Amy has forgotten to pick her up; Maxine finds some powerful allies in her quest to open a facility devoted to helping victims of child abuse; Amy enlists other judges to volunteer their free time to finalize long-delayed adoptions; Donna becomes depressed when Oscar reveals that he is guilty of his mother's murder; Amy is asked to decide whether an exorcism is in the best interests of a young girl; Jared refuses to let Maxine push him away; Amy reluctantly hires Rob's niece as Lauren's new babysitter.
#26 - A Boy in a Tree
When the decaying corpse of the Venezuelan Ambassador's son is found hanging from a tree on the campus of an exclusive private school, a simple suicide case quickly turns into a web of lies, sex and scandal involving the school's staff and students.
#27 - The Man in the Fallout Shelter
Brennan and her team are brought in to identify the body of a man found in a fallout shelter. While cutting into the bones of the man, Zach accidentally releases a deadly fungus, causing the team to be quarantined over Christmas.
#28 - The Parts in the Sum of the Whole
In the 100th episode, Booth and Brennan tell Sweets about a mistake in his book. Sweets is shocked to learn of this mistake, and asks Booth and Brennan to reveal the truth. They agree, and flash back to the first time they worked on a case together. The formation and evolution of their relationship, as well as the relationships of the other Jeffersonian workers, is examined.
#29 - The Mastodon in the Room
With Cam's reputation and career on the line, the team travels from overseas to help her solve the case of an unidentified young boy. The Forensics Anthropology Unit lost much of its vigor after disbanding to pursue personal ventures, and it will take the collaborative energy and knowledge of the newly reunited team to unravel evidence and find closure for the family of the unknown boy. After unearthing new clues in the lab and making unexpected personal discoveries, the team realizes they belong back in Washington, D.C.
#30 - An Orphan Walks into a Bar
The Finder - Season 1 - Episode 1
After recovering one of John Fogerty's beloved guitars, Iraq veteran Walter Sherman helps a teenage boy locate his missing father, a military pilot and war hero whose plane vanished after embarking on an undisclosed mission.
#31 - Stargazer in a Puddle
When Angela draws the face of an old woman to go with the decomposed skeleton of someone much younger, they soon learn the victim had Progeria, an aging disease. Booth and Brennan investigate to discover who would want to kill such a fragile person. Meanwhile, Hodgins and Angela's walk down the aisle doesn't go as planned.
#32 - The Titan on the Tracks
A train carrying a popular Senator is derailed by a car positioned on the tracks. Brennan works out why the dead body of a rich businessman was placed in the car, and the search continues for her father. The team has a new boss.
#33 - Judas on a Pole
Booth and Brennan are called to the scene where a man's body was found hung like a scarecrow, gutted, and burned on the roof of a building used by the FBI to hide witnesses.
#34 - The Nox
Stargate SG-1 - Season 1 - Episode 8
Pressed by the government to acquire new technologies, SG-1 is led to a world inhabited by a seemingly primative race. When Apophis arrives, SG-1 ambush him with disasterous consequences.
#35 - The Widow's Son in the Windshield
After a skull smashes into the windshield of a teenager's car, the investigation reveals the skull has been gnawed on by human teeth, which implies cannibalism and marks the beginning of the Widow's Son case. Meanwhile, Angela and Hodgins hire a private investigator to find her husband. Bones searches for Zach's replacement and the team gets a wonderful surprise.
Pilot episode. After returning to Washington, D.C., renowned forensic anthropologist Dr. Temperance Brennan is called in by FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth to aid an FBI investigation involving a set of bones found hidden in a lake.
#37 - The Big Beef at the Royal Diner
Bones - Season 10 - Episode 16
The body of a popular TV celebrity chef are discovered at a local park, and the Jeffersonian team must search for clues in local restaurants that he had been reviewing. When evidence points to the Royal Diner, Brennan and Booth's favorite eatery, the two must risk their status as favored patrons by questioning the staff. Meanwhile, Hodgins sells his new invention for millions and Brennan creates an anatomically correct song to help Christine learn about the bones in the human body.
#38 - Yanks in the U.K. (1)
Season four begins all the way in England, with Booth speaking at Scotland Yard and Brennan guest-lecturing at the prestigious Oxford University. Knowing of Booth and Brennan's expertise in their respective fields, local officials ask for their help with a high-profile murder investigation that involves a British heiress.
#39 - Takes One to Know One
When a youth pastor is found murdered at a church, Backstrom and his team at the Special Crimes Unit must solve the case while navigating the tenuous terrain of a possible cult. Meanwhile, Backstrom's ex-fiance, Amy Gazanian, is recruited by the Chief of Police to head up the newly formed Civilian Oversight Committee with the task of investigating questionable conduct within the Police Bureau, pitting Backstrom's squad against hers.
#40 - The End in the Beginning
The Season 4 Finale. A dead body is found at a club called "The Lab." The team has to do some unexpected and unusual things that have to do with this club. Brennan and Booth may become a couple.
#41 - Harbingers in the Fountain
It's been six weeks since Booth and Brennan have seen each other. Booth has been recovering from brain surgery, and Brennan has been on a dig in Guatemala. Angela's psychic, Avalon Harmonia reveals while reading Angela's tarot cards that there are multiple bodies buried under a Washington,DC fountain. Angela shares the information with Brennan and Booth, but they're both a little skeptical. The lead pans out, and the duo find the remains of 11 bodies exactly where the psychic said they would be. Meanwhile, Sweets has certified Booth mentally fit to return to duty after his brain surgery, but Booth is still experiencing some side effects from the coma.
#42 - Tempests
The Outer Limits (1995) - Season 3 - Episode 9
The Tempest, a rickety old spaceship piloted by space colonists John Virgil and Captain Parker, is on a mission of mercy. It is ferrying two bigwigs from Earth, Dr. Vasquez and Governor Mudry, along with a lifesaving vial of serum to the Tabloss Colony, where an epidemic of Ellysia C is devastating the population. But things go horribly wrong when the ship shifts down from lightspeed and crashes somewhere in space. As he attempts to repair the ship, Virgil is bitten by a strange spider-like creature and passes out. When he awakes, he finds himself sliding between two equally convincing realities. Is he battling for his life against the deadly Ellysia C having already delivered the serum and saved the colony, including his beloved wife and his young son, from certain death? Or is he alive, trapped in a spaceship in the middle of nowhere, with no way out? Or are both realities merely hallucinations, one man's desperate attempt to find hope and heroism in a situation too bleak to face?.
#43 - The Ghost in the Machine
The Jeffersonian team investigates the death of a young boy whose soul remains very much alive. When psychic Avalon Harmonia attempts to help the deceased's spirit cross over, each member of the team begins to question his or her own beliefs about life after death.
#44 - Dragon Slayer
The Special Crimes Unit investigates a college student's suicide, which may actually have been a homicide. Backstrom bangs head with his doctor, who promises to fail him on his physical if he doesn't start making better dietary choices.
#45 - Romeo and Juliet Must Die. Well, Maybe Just Juliet
Amy hears a manslaughter case involving a 15-year-old boy who's into goth and accused of luring a girl into a mutual suicide pact; Maxine investigates allegations that a boy is being neglected by his mother; Gillian meets a man she's been corresponding with via the Internet.
#46 - A Dark and Stormy Night
It is a dark and stormy night when Gus falls under the spell of beautiful Amanda Stone, much to Felicity's chagrin. Robert Rutherford arrives in Avonlea, on Amanda's very heels, and claims the gems Amanda left in safe keeping with Gus are stolen. Gus, smitten with Amanda, refuses to believe Rutherford's claims, however Felicity smells a rat in fine french perfume. The town's people hear about Gus's gems and begin to treat him differently. Then a series of events causes Gus and Felix to be thrown in jail and Gus sets out to find the truth.
#47 - Jump
Joan of Arcadia - Season 1 - Episode 12
Joan is saddened when she learns Rocky (Death Be Not Whatever) has passed away, causing her to further question God about life and death. Will loses his job when his discovery, and whistle blowing, of a political conspiracy causes the town government, and police department, to be desolved. While Luke continues to work on his science project and his growing attraction to Grace and Kevin is injured in a game of basketball.
#48 - The Crystal Scarab
Poltergeist: The Legacy - Season 1 - Episode 12
Clayton wants tosave his daughter, Samantha, who has a fatal illness. Clayton buys a scarab and a ring from a merchant. The scarad, he is told, will heal whatever it touches. However, the ring needs the life force of a human to work. Clayton puts the ring on, the life force is sucked out of him and it put into Samantha. She is now cured, and Clayton, who looks half dead, runs away. Samantha and Clayton have known Derek for years. He allows Sam to stay at the Legacy House, while they try to find Clayton and work out how Sam has been cured so quickly. Later that night, Sam collapses, Clayton, has no more life force to give. She needs another source. Sam is now back in the hospital, in a coma. The scarab has let Clayton live, so that he can pass the ring onto another host. On the dock, a robber steals the ring and puts it on. The ring draws life out of him. In the hospital, Sam is once again cured. Clayton, who has passed the ring on, is now also cured, and looks normal again. He g
#49 - The Devil Made Me Do It
Joan of Arcadia - Season 1 - Episode 8
God's mysterious ways once again bewilder Joan, when He asks her to volunteer at the high-school art show, so that she can keep Adam Rove's sculpture from being exhibited. Elsewhere, Will feels pressure from the DA's office to call a man a hero after he shoots and kills a home intruder. Meanwhile, Kevin grows weary of receiving special treatment because he uses a wheelchair.
#50 - The Children's Hour
Cupid - Season 1 - Episode 14
Precocious twins ask Trevor to find a match for their single, down-on-men mom, triggering Champ's memories of a former relationship.


Who will be the next CJI? The Central Government has reportedly sought the answer to this question from the Chief Justice Of India by a formal letter sent to him.
The hidden question obviously is whether there will be a change of convention and will the incumbent CJI recommend someone else other than the senior most Judge Justice Ranjan Gogoi.
CJI Misra is set to retire on October 2, this year and he has to take a call on his last month in office. According to Economic Times, a formal recommendation in reply can be expected in a few days.
Except on two occasions, senior most Judge of the Supreme Court has been appointed as the CJI. One such exception was when Justice A.N. Ray was appointed as the CJI on April 25, 1973, by superseding three senior-most judges. Another was when Justice M.H. Beg was appointed as the CJI on January 29, 1977, by superseding Justice H.R. Khanna.
The convention of appointing a senior most judge as the CJI is continuing unabated for last about 40 years now. Will it break this time? Will there be supersession? We shall all wait for the CJI's reply.


Convair B-36 Peacemaker, A Photo Chronicle explores the history of the Strategic Air Command's biggest bomber that helped keep the peace during the early years of the Cold War. The six-engined B-36 – later ten engine – was the first intercontinental bomber that could fly across continents, hit its target, and return to base unrefueled – long a dream of air planners. Presented here through the use of historical photographs is the history of this magnificent airplane, from its origin just prior to America's entry into World War II in 1941, to its final days in 1959 when its last missions were flown. This book will give the reader a concise overview of the story of the Peacemaker in the 1940s-1950s. A serial number listing is included, as well as a list of all ten B-36 bomb wings.


Hellpoint has received a new trailer just in time for PAX East. The trailer is all gameplay and features some shots of co-op action. You can also catch some hints at the story via an enigmatic voice over.
Hellpoint is a third-person action RPG that leans heavily into a dark sci-fi aesthetic. It looks like it fits into the Soulsborne genre, with quickstep dodging, big weapons, and bigger bosses.
The game takes place on a space station which is orbiting a supermassive black hole. The position of the station relative to the black hole will affect the station in a few ways.
For one thing, the sanity of the inhabitants on the space station will change. Enemies can become more wild or afraid depending on the current orbiting position. According to tinyBuild, there are "dozens of other mysterious events" that orbiting the black hole can cause.
Formerly, Hellpoint ran a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2017. Now, in 2019, the game is slated for release across Steam, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. PAX East attendees can get their first chance to play this week in Boston.


Two years ago, as stories about anti-gay bullying and youth suicide were finally beginning to receive national attention, we started traveling to small towns and rural communities across the country with Out in the Silence, our PBS documentary about the brutal bullying of a gay teen and his family's courageous call for accountability, to raise awareness about the problems and help people develop solutions.
While the campaign revealed that tremendous challenges remain for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in cities small and large, it also introduced us to a new, vibrant, youth-led movement that was emerging -- with little or no recognition or support from established advocacy groups -- to push for change at the community level in powerful and exciting new ways.
Inspired by these bold efforts, we launched a new, national Award for Youth Activism to encourage, highlight and honor creative and courageous young people and their work to call attention to bullying and harassment and promote safe schools and communities for all.
The award competition was announced this past June in partnership with GLSEN, the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network. In no time, more than 100 student, youth and ally groups, coast-to-coast and beyond, registered to participate by holding free public events throughout the month of October, which marks LGBT History Month, Ally Week and National Coming Out Day. The events included a wide range of activities -- from film screenings, town hall forums and information fairs to art exhibitions, spoken word and original musical performances.
The $1,500 Grand Prize goes to the Farrington High School Gay-Straight Alliance of Honolulu, Hawaii for "Going Loud," an Oct. 21 student-led program, attended by more than 200 people, that included a day-long art showcase, live music, spoken-word performances, an ethnic food fair, a film screening and discussion, and the launch of a "Safe Space Program" outreach campaign and featured presentations by Farrington High School students and Principal Al Carganilla, Hawaii Supreme Court Justice Sabrina McKenna, Family Court Judge Paul Murakami, and popular Hawaiian comedian Augie T.
Not only did "Going Loud" organizers manage to bring together an incredible array of community sponsors and supporters to help amplify the event's message during two months of online and community outreach, promotion, and education, but they reinvigorated a dormant peer-to-peer support group at the high school and succeeded in involving local middle school students, the Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii, and members of a large, conservative, Evangelical church. Perhaps most importantly, they used the film and their extraordinary voices and creativity to demonstrate that homophobic and transphobic bullying, harassment and discrimination are experienced by, and must be addressed across, all ethnic, racial, class, gender, geographic, and religious groups. Youth in the Rainbow Nation are on the move!
The $750 Impact Award goes to the Oregon Student Equal Rights Alliance (OSERA), which coordinated film-screening, discussion and speak-out events throughout October on campuses all across the state -- including Southern Oregon University Ashland (pictured), the University of Oregon Eugene, Eastern Oregon University La Grande, Lane Community College Eugene, Western Oregon University Monmouth, and Portland State University -- "to call attention to the day-to-day lives of LGBTQ students, educate the public about issues faced by LGBTQ youth, and call people to take action on-campus and in communities for inclusion, equality, and access to higher education for LGBTQ students in Oregon."
The events reached hundreds of college and high school students, community and campus leaders, and administrators, parents, and allies. And the best part is, these events were just the beginning. OSERA is committed to using momentum generated by the events to continue promoting justice for the LGBTQ community, changing diversity and tolerance trainings to help prevent gender discrimination, and strengthening state anti-bullying legislation.
The $500 New Group Award goes to the Equality Club at Arapahoe Community College in Littleton, Colo., for a National Coming Out Day event that brought more than 250 people together to see and hear, like never before on this conservative, small-town campus, the faces, voices and concerns of LGBT students and their allies. Spearheaded by a young military veteran and his organizing team, the events included film screenings and powerful coming-out stories and discussions, a panel by former service members about discrimination and its effects, the formation of a new campus "Safe Zone" program, and a celebratory, public balloon release to help people let go of their fears and announce a new era of visibility and equality for all in the region.
To these three extraordinary groups, congratulations, and thank you for your hopeful activism!
Naugatuck Valley Community College Gay-Straight Alliance, Waterbury, Conn.
Queer Action at Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Va.
Hammond High School Gay Straight Alliance, Columbia, Md.
Community College of Baltimore County Rainbow Blub & Honors Program, Essex, Md.
Ringling College of Art & Design Gay Straight Alliance, Sarasota, Fla.
West Chester University's LGBTQA Services, West Chester, Pa.
St. Xavier University Alliance, Chicago, Ill.
Broward College Gay Straight Alliance, Safe Zone Team and Student Success, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Aragon High School Gay Straight Alliance, San Mateo, Calif.
Blackburn College Common Ground, Carlinville, Ill.
Thank you all and please stay tuned to our website and Facebook page for announcements about how to support and participate in the 2012 Out in the Silence Award for Youth Activism.


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"I Love You and Kiss Me" is the fifth single released by Japanese rock band, The Teenage Kissers, and the second from their album, Virgin Field. The single was released digitally on June 6, 2014. The song was previously included as a bonus track on the special edition of the single "Ghost Bitch". The song was used as the opening song for the show Rank Kingdom in June and July 2014.

Track listing

Personnel
Nana Kitade – Vocals, lyrics
Hideo Nekota – Bass, music
Mai Koike – Drums
Tsubasa Nakada – Guitar

References

External links
The Teenage Kissers Official Site

Songs about kissing
2014 singles
Nana Kitade songs
Songs written by Nana Kitade
2014 songs

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Mark Stallings is without a doubt the most sought after pianists in the southeast today. His list of performances and recordings are too long to name. A child prodigy and a graduate of NC School of the Arts. Mark has collaborated with many artists as a pianist , writer, producer and engineer. He is a full-time working musician.
Alfred Sergel IV has 26 years of experience as a professional drummer. He was trained on drumset and percussion at the Berklee College of Music and Florida State University. Throughout his career Al has recorded on Billboard charting albums & singles and has performed with Grammy & Dove Award winning artists. Al's creativity, style adaptability and musical sense give him an advantage and ease in collaborating with many musicians with versatile styles. Over the years Al has recorded with Jason Upton, John Mark McMillan, Chad Lawson, Frank Kimbrough, Christine D'Clario, Rita Springer, Leonard Jones, Don Potter, Suzi Yaraei, Jonathan & Melissa Helser and many more. Past live performances have included playing with notable artists such as Joan Rivers, Nnenna Freelon, Fred Yonnet, Kim Walker-Smith, Kristine DiMarco, Bryan & Katie Torwalt, Chris McClarney, Matt Maher, Pat Barrett (Housefires), Daniel Bashta, Bob Mintzer, Martin Bejerano, Marcus Printup, Rick Skaggs, Nelson Rangell, Jim Snidero and Adam Nitti. Currently, Al performs regularly with Jason Upton, Noel Freidline, Chad Lawson and his own band, the Alfred Sergel IVtet. He maintains an active teaching studio and is adjunct faculty at The Kings University. Al endor ses Sabi a n Cymba l s , Rega l Tip, Robert s Drums , ShyBaffles, 64Audio and TheBoxKit.
David Vergato is a musician and professional educator with experience teaching band, orchestra, jazz ensemble, guitar, and general music classes. Originally from the suburbs of Pittsburgh, PA, he studied Studio Music and Jazz Performance on both the Double Bass and Electric Bass at the highly acclaimed University of Miami Frost School of Music and received a Bachelor of Music in May of 2000. Dave moved to Charlotte in late 2001 and began to play professionally throughout the area, where he met Airstream guitarist and mastermind Andre Ferreri, keyboard genius Mark Stallings, and master drummer Al Sergel. Dave later earned a Graduate Certificate in Teaching from UNC Charlotte in 2010, and a Master of Music Education from Winthrop University in 2015. He is presently the Director of Bands and Guitar at Bradford Prep School in Charlotte and the Adjunct Professor of Bass at Winthrop University, and resides in Harrisburg, NC with his wife and two children.
When he's not teaching, he is stays busy performing with several groups throughout the Charlotte region and beyond. He has extensive performance experience and plays a wide variety of styles on both the electric and upright basses. Some of the groups he has performed with include the Charlotte Symphony (Pops), Union Symphony Orchestra, the Carolina Voices, the annual satire Charlotte Squawks, Denver & The Mile High Orchestra, Debby Boone, Natalie Merchant, Little Anthony & the Imperials, Ben Vereen, The Platters, Bowzer (from Sha Na Na), The Smothers Brothers, Five By Design, Ira Sullivan, Steve Lippia, Leonard Jones, Bill Hanna, Noel Freidline, Chad Lawson, Gabe Dixon, and many others. He has also worked as a pit orchestra musician at various theaters, on cruise ships, and at night clubs. In addition to Airstream, Dave has been involved in numerous original music projects in the Charlotte region over the years including Greg Lilley & Co., the Amy Broome Band, Ellie Morgan, Jessica Borgnis, Ricky Hitchcock (a.k.a. Vortex), Retro-Active, Mark Stallings Trio, Full Grown Band, and Punk Jazz Project. Dave plays regularly in the Charlotte region and at Hickory Grove Baptist Church, Eddie V's Prime Seafood, and with the Tosco Music Party house band.
Andre Ferreri Originally from New York, Andre Ferreri is a self-taught guitarist who began playing at the age of nine. He started playing Jazz, R&B, and Top 40 music during his High School years, he then continued his studies in music composition and arranging at Berklee College of Music in Boston. His musical style was greatly influenced by many of the rock and roll legends of the time as well as jazz greats Joe Pass, Hank Garland, Wes Montgomery, Pat Martino and George Benson. Andre's signature style combines the sound and energy of rock with improvisational jazz.
After school, Andre garnered the recognition necessary to be called to perform and be hired as a session guitar player. His compositions have appeared on national television shows, movies, and commercials for both radio and TV.
Andre's credits include a long list of famous artists' albums. He has played with many group combos through the years including Brook Benton, Maurice Williams, General Johnson, Chuck Berry, Jim Brock, The Poor Souls, Fred Story, Maria Howell, Herbie Mann, Dave Valentin, Bill Evans, Adam Nitti, Bucky Pizzarelli, Sam Moore, Brian Hyland, Danny and the Juniors, Lou Christy, Dennis Yost and the Classics Four, The Chiffons, The Shirelles, Little Anthony and the Imperials, The Coasters, The Marvelettes, The Platters, Deana Martin, Jenifer Holliday, Roger Williams and many others. He has also worked as a guitar clinician at several events with Larry Coryell, Chuck Levell and T Lavitz. He currently plays original contemporary jazz music with Airstream who have enjoyed 12 years of performing and recording. Andre is also a first-call guitar player for the Charlotte Symphony. In 2008, Andre co-founded Laser Records, a music label created to help musicians promote their music.
"Dee's voice is pure and tender, at times haunting. Her approach to the material is straightforward and unpretentious. She takes you inside the lyrics, and you can almost hear her smile.
Dee Bell's debut album, Let There Be Love with Stan Getz on saxophone, and Eddie Duran (a Benny Goodman Band graduate) on guitar, was released on the Concord Jazz label (CJ-206) as an LP for Valentine's Day 1983. The record also featured prominent Bay Area musicians Al Plank, Vince Lateano, and Dean Reilly. Let There Be Love posted in the top ten in Radio and Records jazz airplay charts in the spring of 1983. The follow-up recording in 1985 of One by One (CJ-271), also on the Concord Jazz label, reached number 13 on the Radio and Records jazz airplay charts in early summer 1985. This album featured trumpeter Tom Harrell along with Duran and Plank, and other Bay Area jazz musicians. Let There Be Love was chosen as a BillBoard Magazine "Recommended LP Jazz Pick in 1983. " Bell was also nominated by Downbeat Magazine in their Jazz Critic's Poll for two consecutive years as "Talent Deserving Wider Recognition." BAM Magazine nominated Let There Be Love as the Best Debut Album and One by One as Best Jazz Vocal Album, both in their release years. Bell has performed nationally and internationally and has appeared at the Golden Globe Awards, the Russian River Jazz Festival, the Jazz in the City Festival, the Napa Valley Mustard Festival to name a few, as well as a wide variety of television, club and hotel performances.
Bell moved to San Francisco in 1978 to develop her professionalism as a vocalist and to work toward her goal to make a record in five years. One of her first experiences in Northern California was when she "sat in" at a Santa Cruz Jazz Club with Eddie Jefferson, where he told her "to keep on singin' because you've got a fine sound." The story of her first musical pairing with Eddie Duran is legendary. She met Eddie Duran at the Trident Restaurant where she was a waitress and his trio was the musical entertainment. He heard her sing "Happy Birthday" to a friend after hours, was taken with her voice and then asked her to sit in on all of his performances at the Trident over the next few years. In 1982, Eddie and Dee made a demo tape that enticed Stan Getz to volunteer to play on a record date, as Stan also was enchanted by Bell's sound. The demo tape led to Let There Be Love with Stan Getz, followed by One by One, also with Eddie and featuring Tom Harrell.
Bell grew up in a musical family in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and in her formative years, Indianapolis, Indiana, and is the middle child of five. She played clarinet and dulcimer at a young age, but as early as nine, her dream was to become a singer. Between the ages of 12 and 23, she performed in many musical groups, both vocal and instrumental.
First a pre-medicine, then an art student, she graduated from Indiana University in 1972 as an art teacher and metal sculptress. After graduation, she lived for several years in a cabin in the Hoosier National Forest with a wood stove for heat, no running water, and no telephone. During this period she studied voice with IU's visiting opera diva, Eileen Farrell, and performed in local clubs while she ran her own health food restaurant (which fostered one of the first health food stores in the Midwest). Bell also freelanced in the graphic arts by painting signs and creating logos for health food companies such as Willow Run Margarine. She continues to perform in the Midwest during summers, in California festivals, and for private invitation-only concerts.
Singer/Guitarist Mari received her musical education while growing up in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. From guitar lessons beginning at age 9 to high school ensembles and several lead roles in musical theater along the way. She began composing in college and spent years performing at weddings, clubs and special events both locally and internationally.
Seeming to skip a generation or two, music played a major role in Mari's family heritage. Her grandmother played piano for the Silent Movies in the early 1900's. Her mother's great grandfather was the conductor of a Big Band in Union Town Pennsylvania in the early part of the 20th century.
Mari has an interesting musical story contributing to the intriguing metamorphosis of a unique style spanning many genres including Pop, Bossa and Jazz. In this self-titled project her crystal clear vocals and relaxed, subtle phrasing reflect the unique and familiar flavors of Basia, Joni Mitchell, Astrid Gilberto and Nora Jones.
The musicianship of the players is impeccable on this very impressive debut for the eclectic Mari.
Originally from New York, Andre Ferreri is a self-taught guitarist who began playing at the age of nine. He started playing Jazz, R&B, and Top 40 music during his High School years, he then continued his studies in music composition and arranging at Berklee College of Music in Boston. His musical style was greatly influenced by many of the rock and roll legends of the time as well as jazz greats Joe Pass, Hank Garland, Wes Montgomery, Pat Martino and George Benson. Andre's signature style combines the sound and energy of rock with improvisational jazz.
Discography includes his most recent CD release called Tributes on Laser Records. Also as leader; Projections, The Peacemaker, A Place in the Shade, Spirit Feel, Cool Christmas.
Ziad Rabie' is an acclaimed saxophonist and a graduate of Wake Forest University where he earned a B.A. in political science and philosophy. Ziad studied advanced jazz improvisation with internationally acclaimed and legendary jazz educator/musician/author Jerry Coker at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville for 3.5 years. Prior to studying with Jerry Coker, he studied jazz and music theory with Bill Hanna, a veteran of the Woody Herman and Stan Kenton orchestras.
Through performances and recordings, Ziad has made quite a niche for himself as one of the truly outstanding tenor saxophonists in the United States. Ziad's distinctive saxophone sound has been recorded on over 20 albums of various jazz, rock and gospel artists. Ziad has recorded with national artists including, "The Godfather of Soul James Brown", Gospel Music Hall of Fame Recording Artist "John P. Kee", Chart Topping Gospel Recording Artist "Donald Lawrence and the Tri– City Singers", Giant Warner Recording Artists "Company", the "Impressions" and many more. He has performed live with or performed as an opening act for Ramsey Lewis, Grover Washington Jr., Ronnie Laws, Herbie Hancock, Dizzy Gillespie, Dave Brubeck, Buddy Rich, Tom Scott, Tony Bennett, The Crusaders, Aretha Franklin, Gladys Knight, Roberta Flack, Lou Rawls, Greg Karukas, Jon Smith (Edgar Winter & White Trash), Mic Gillette (Tower of Power), Edwin McCain, Ron Holloway, and Russell Malone, to name a few.
Ziad is the Artistic Director of the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art's First Friday "Jazz at the Bechtler" Series, which features The Ziad Jazz Quartet. Each concert has sold out since the series' inception in May of 2010. The series expanded to two shows in August of 2013, and both shows continue to draw standing room only crowds each month.
For nearly two decades, the contemporary jazz group known as The Brubakers has enjoyed consistent artistic and commercial success by grafting elements of Pop, Rock, R&B, Fusion and a variety of other sounds to their unwavering jazz foundations. In the course of four recordings, the group has continued to explore the limitless dimensions and permutations of jazz while at the same time appealing to a broad mainstream audience.
Their newest album released the summer of 2013 "Forever", contains a unique collection of original music featuring Eddie Ritch, Andre Ferreri, Joe Gminder, Rick Almond, Carlton Jackson and Gray Fallin.
On their website, www.thebrubakers.net you'll find information about the group and its members, discover pictures that document the group from its formation to the present, and see the direction we've taken on our musical journey. You can read about the individual members' musical influences and some of our experiences. Key members of earlier Brubakers configurations are represented in our alumni section, including bassist Roger Kohrs, keyboardist Mark Holland, and guitarist Alex Bost.
Check out our their earlier CDs "Triple Bypass", "Second Nature", "The Time Has Come"
Way back in the very late 70's Fred Story, Ben Williams and Scott McLaughlin connected and started the most amazing musical journey. Fred played piano, synth and wrote the music that cleared FLIGHT 108 for takeoff. He was also a very popular local radio talent in those days and had a very progressive jazz show on WBCY 107.9 in Charlotte, NC. Hence the name FLIGHT 108. With Ben on electric fretless bass and Scott on drums and percussion they started performing their brand of jazz in the southern region. It wasn't long before Andre Ferreri joined the group on guitar and added a new element to their sound. Andre had been working with jazz groups as well in the south and had his own composition contributions to make for the band. Their sound was established and they were off enjoying a regular stream of performances. They were fortunate enough to be regular warm up act for THE DIXIE DREGS and playing concerts with artists like John Scofield, Earl Klugh, Ray Charles, Blood Sweat & Tears, David Sanborn, Kenny G, The Rippingtons, Sea Level and Dave Valentin. Primarily playing nightclubs and festivals and slowly building a huge following by playing live shows and radio airplay on many of the jazz stations.
They recorded their first album in 1985 and produced one a year for the following two years. Their recording style was simple. Everything was recorded direct to 2 track master and live in the studio with no overdubs. This guaranteed that their recordings would have the same level of energy that exuded when performing live. They decided to go in a different direction on their fourth album and recruited BILL EVANS on saxophone and DAVE VALENTIN on flute. Both who are respected musicians and have had exceptional careers in the jazz community. Including the elements of brass and woodwind again added a new sound for this group.
Over the years FLIGHT 108 morphed through several transitions with different players after Ben and Scott went on to other projects. Fred and Andre remained the consistent backbone of the group while the musician roster included Lee Venters, Donnie Marshall and Michael Johnston on Drums. Rick Blackwell, Ben Hermann and Rusty Springfield on bass guitar. David Lail, Mark McClure on saxophone and flute. Through that period their music thrived and they were able to continue with their older songs as well as develop a whole new sound.
Always open to try new music they developed a huge catalog of original compositions. Making it very difficult to pick the songs for their albums. Their unwavering dedication to performing and perfecting their sound set FLIGHT 108 apart from all the other groups of their time. One thing is for sure. This was a group that was unique and original and there will never be another like it!


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Q:  afterScriptsLoaded is not loading the script as expected I ran into 2 problem with  and afterScriptsLoaded.
Have a sample component to bring list of contacts. on-load of the component I need to focus some div based on ID.
Now the problem is, afterScriptsLoaded is behaving differently in different browsers.
Chrome -
When freshly launched, I can see my code focusing the expected div.
On pressing refresh(f5), the script fails to focus the div.
On pressing cntrl+f5, again it starts working as expected.
Firefox and IE - All scenarios fails. afterScriptsLoaded is called properly but dont know why focus is not happening. I have tried latest and old version based on some answers i found on google and also tried to place the  at the bottom of the component. Event tried changing the API version of the component to 39. still no luck.
<aura:component controller="NavigationController" access="GLOBAL">
<ltng:require scripts="{!$Resource.Jquery224}" afterScriptsLoaded="{!c.scriptsLoaded}" /> ==> Tried latest version and also the old versions. but no luck

<aura:handler name="init" value="{!this}" action="{!c.onCompLoad}"/>
<aura:attribute name="Contacts" type="Object[]"/>

            <aura:iteration items="{!v.Contacts}" var="con">

                    {!con.FirstName} {!con.LastName}

                    {!con.Account.Name }

            </aura:iteration>

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    onCompLoad : function(component, event, helper) {
        //get all contacts from apex.
    },

    scriptsLoaded : function(comp,eve,help){
        var divId ='#0036F00002mvuebQAA';
        $(divId).addClass("highlight");
        alert($(divId).length);     ==> On f5, this comes as 0 and when cntrl+f5, the value returns 1.
    }
})

Tried adding $(divId).addClass("highlight");
also$(divId).focus(); Both acts same.

A: Loading the scripts and getting the data from Apex are both async operations, so you've got a race condition between the two. Sometimes scriptsLoaded might get called before the Apex call in onCompLoad has finished.
So, you need to add some flags to control this e.g. a private attribute for scriptsLoadComplete and another one for contactLoadComplete. Then, have a helper method to do what you're doing in scriptsLoaded, but only when both of those flags are true. Finally, modify your scriptsLoaded, and onCompLoad to set the flags and call the helper function.
That way, it doesn't matter what order the race between async operations is resolved.
As for why you see different results in the scenarios you tried:

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*Different browsers will get different results with these race conditions.

*ltng:require caches the scripts client-side. So, when you press reload, it doesn't load actually fetch it from the server. It already has it, so your scriptsLoaded function definitely wins the race in that case.

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O'Brien warrants that this product is free from defects in materials or workmanship when it is purchased from an authorized O'Brien retailer and used for on-water recreational purposes.
What Does This Warranty Cover? O'Brien warrants that this product is free from defects in materials or workmanship when it is purchased from an authorized O'Brien retailer and used for on-water recreational purposes.
O'Brien claims can be handled in two ways: (1) Customers can return the product to the retail store where the original purchase was made. The retail store must contact Motion Water Sports Inc., customer service 1-800-6OBRIEN, to obtain return authorization number (RA). (2) Customers can contact Motion Water Sports directly to obtain a return authorization number and send the product on their own. Return Authorization is for inspection purposes only. Disposition will be determined by O'Brien warranty personnel. No warranty claims will be accepted without a valid authorization number and proof of purchase from an authorized Obrien dealer. Warrant claims are claims for warranty coverage only and do not constitute an agreement by O'Brien to accept the warranty claim.
What Will O'Brien do: If the product contains a defect in materials or workmanship, O'Brien will repair or replace any defective part, or, at its option, replace the entire product at no charge. You must pay shipping charges. If O'Brien determines that the product does not meet the warranty requirements, O'Brien will notify you of the cost to repair, if applicable, or if the product cannot be repaired. You will be given the option to repair the product (if repairable) at the quoted cost, and O'Brien will repair and return to you. You must also pay the return shipping charges. If you decide not to have the product repaired, or if the product cannot be repaired, you can request the product to be returned. You must pay the return shipping charges.
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The series product in accord with GB/T12522, CBM1033-81 standard is suitable for marine internal-combustion engine exhaust pipe road system. As the thermal expansion compensating device, the products can withstand the pipeline thermal expansion stress and pulse vibration in the exhaust pipe system.
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Lumi Doh allows your kids to create whatever they imagine the possibilities are endless.
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On a rainy day, parents will love this play doh too because it can keep your kids busy for hours creating works of art. This is sure to be a big hit this Holiday season.


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My Success Story Jan Carroll
Jan Carroll
In May 2021, Ireland suffered its most catastrophic cybersecurity attack to date. Our Health Service Executive, which manages our national health service of 4,000 locations, 54 acute hospitals, and over 70,000 devices, suffered a Conti ransomware attack from the Russia-based Wizard Spider group.
Almost immediately, the IT systems were shut down and internet access was removed. The HSE is the largest employer in the state with over 130,000 staff, all of whom reverted to using pen and paper with no access to patient records. As it was a 'double extortion' attack the attackers had also stolen patient data which they were threatening to release, some of which was published online.
This had a huge impact on patient care as thousands of appointments were canceled. The group demanded €16.5 million in ransom which was not paid but in a surprising turn of events, the gang released the decryption key. The clean-up operation took months and reports of costing up to €500 million, the effects of this attack are still being experienced.
Other opportunistic criminals took advantage of this event and the leaked data, as a pretext for vishing scams. Calling individuals to threaten the release of their medical information and demand money. This attack had an immediate impact on thousands of patients but then rippled to impact other individuals and organizations by forcing them to review their preparedness for such an attack. Suddenly, everyone in the country knew what cybersecurity was.
Ireland is home to the European headquarters of the largest tech companies in the world and has a thriving tech workforce. We are suffering the same cyber skills gap as the rest of the world with nearly half of cyber and infosec roles remaining unfilled. On top of this, many organizations lack a 'security culture' and continue to think that cybersecurity is an IT problem rather than everyone's problem to tackle.
Personally, this attack impacted those close to me by restricting their access to medical services and I received numerous vishing phone calls.
Professionally, I had recently taken on a role as a lecturer to create a Professional Diploma in Cybersecurity with UCD Professional Academy. Due to the attack, the demand for this course was overwhelming as managers scrambled to get guidance on the threats they faced. I am grateful that I can give my students the knowledge and tools for them to improve their organization's security posture by putting the correct incident responses in place so they can reduce the impact and recover quickly from such an attack.
I left school in the early 90s but going to college was not an option then. Most young Irish people went straight to work or failing that, emigrated. I took a different path by training to be an electrician, a very unpopular choice for young women at the time and still is. I adored the work and working on building sites and after a few years, I decided to go to college, to study electronic engineering, as a mature student. I have been a lifelong learner ever since.
I love learning and I am constantly taking certifications and training. I still strive for equal opportunities for women in trades and STEM.
After graduating I worked as an IC layout technician and Electronics Technician in a college. At this point, I had just had my third child and we faced a common dilemma for young families with spiraling childcare costs. Our solution was also common, as I decided to take some time out to care for my children.
After a couple of years, I returned to work. I sought a role that would work with my family, and I went into IT teaching. This was an excellent fit and I went on to study for a Master's in Adult Education and took more tech qualifications.
This was a hugely rewarding role as it was 'second-chance' education for adults who missed out on their education when they were young. Many students progressed to work or college, to pursue their dream roles.
Moving into Cybersecurity
One time in a class we were discussing progression and the opportunities available to young people now, when I was asked if I had my time again, what career would I choose? I did not hesitate and chose cybersecurity. It was a lightbulb moment and by the end of the day, I had enrolled in a Master's in Applied Cybersecurity at Technological University Dublin, the same college I had worked in earlier in my career. The program ran for over two years, and I enjoyed every part of it, the pen testing, the secure networks, the programming, all of it.
I learned a huge amount and made fantastic connections. The next year I gave up teaching and started working with small businesses helping them prepare for the impending GDPR. I enjoyed this role and wanted more experience as a practitioner and auditor in the industry, so over the next few years, I got the opportunity to work in some of the top infosec and cybersecurity firms in Ireland. I was very content with my role and did not regret making a career change in my forties. Life was good, then Covid-19 hit.
COVID-19 Hit
When COVID-19 hit, I became part of the 'great resignation' which was when many of us took the opportunity to take stock and reevaluate our life paths and make a change. Ireland was under lockdown which meant working from home, children home-schooling, and parents needing extra support. While it was a temporary situation, I made some permanent changes by resigning from a role I loved, but it was for the right reasons. I missed teaching and I wanted to build something, a company that would close the cyber skills gap by offering training to professionals to upskill or move into information security and cybersecurity. This is how Fortify Institute came to be. The mission of Fortify Institute is to provide quality cybersecurity, information security, and physical security training to professionals. As a woman and someone who moved into cybersecurity in my 40s, I wanted to offer these training opportunities to women and older people too.
If I could offer advice to anyone considering a career change is to look to cybersecurity and information security. There are so many opportunities and many skills we have acquired by that stage of our lives that are transferable. Other skills can be learned via accessible, affordable training. Often our age, experience, and confidence are a great advantage. Get involved in your local cyber community, it is a brilliant and fun way to grow your network and learn. One of my proudest accomplishments in my cyber career was to deliver a talk on cyber learning opportunities at BSides Dublin 2022, which is a wonderfully, community-focused organization.
My Journey with PECB
When I created Fortify Institute, I looked at the certification bodies out there whom I could reach out to, to gain certification, and deliver certification and education as a trainer. PECB has been a fantastic support to me and Fortify Institute. Through PECB I am a Certified ISO/IEC Lead Implementer, and I became a PECB Certified Trainer which has opened so many opportunities for me.
I enjoy being part of the PECB community to write articles, such as 'The Role of the Human Factor: Social Engineering', and contributing to whitepapers, such as 'Ethical Hacking Whitepaper' and 'ISO/IEC 27002:2022 Whitepaper'.
As an SME business owner, this type of industry validation is invaluable and helps me stand out in a crowded marketplace. The PECB community is a fantastic source of support and opportunities. PECB shares my values around inclusivity and reducing barriers to education and training.
Business people working in the office.
One of the benefits of working for myself is that I can give my time to causes close to my heart, such as organizations that promote the industry to young women, career changers, returners, and other underrepresented groups. Volunteering is an opportunity to meet like-minded people who share your vision and see value in the experience, not just financial goals.
As a member of the committee of Cyber Women Ireland, we work to increase girls' and women's entry, retention, and return to the cybersecurity industry. Returners are close to my heart as often women have left their successful careers due to overwhelming childcare costs. They make this decision for their families at the time but when their children have grown or their relationships have broken down, they need the support that the dedicated returner program provides to return to work.
As a member of The National Cyber Awareness Task Force, our mission is to create learning resources for frontline workers to support women suffering from techfacilitated abuse such as cyberstalking. This will take the form of online training for police, health care workers, teachers, etc. ENISA, the European Cyber Agency, do fantastic work in researching cybersecurity trends and I am a member of the ENISA Ad-hoc working group for Cybersecurity Markets. ENISA often seeks security experts to join their working groups and it is a wonderful opportunity to contribute to the community and connect with international experts. I mentor those who enter cybersecurity but do not know where to start. It is tough as many do not yet know where they want to specialize.
So, I encourage them to immerse themselves in cyber.
Do some short free courses, listen to podcasts, read the books, watch YouTube classes, sign up for national alerts but most importantly, get involved with the community, network, and volunteer. The rest will come.
What the Future Holds
When I began writing this piece, I questioned whether I was successful. I am extremely fortunate; I am happy and healthy with wonderfully supportive family and friends. Success is subjective and I consider it from a work-life balance perspective.
Not an accumulated wealth perspective. I get to do the job I love in a thriving industry so yes; I am successful. I have recently been shortlisted as Cyber Educator of the Year 2022 in the EU Cyber Awards which I am immensely proud of. I see busy years ahead of me as I scale Fortify Institute and partner with other organizations.
I will continue to learn and keep my skills up-to-date. I will continue to be active in the security community and support and mentor those who are entering the industry. If I can aid you with your success, please connect on LinkedIn.
Jan Carroll is a lecturer and course creator at UCD Professional Academy and budding entrepreneur (Fortify Institute). Jan has a passion for teaching and learning, and is relentlessly working to close the cyber skills gap by encouraging more women and underrepresented groups into the security industry. Jan holds an MEd and MSc in Cybersecurity and is an unceasing student who loves nothing more than adding another certification, qualification, or credential to her collection. Jan works with SMEs rebuilding and securing their businesses after the impact of COVID-19, and mentors women who, like Jan, got an interest in the field of information security after the age of 40.  https://twitter.com/ThePlanJan
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package sjph.life.post.dto;

import java.io.Serializable;

import sjph.life.post.model.Post;
import sjph.life.util.time.DateUtil;

/**
 * DTO for {@link Post}. It is also used by cache.
 *
 * @author Shaohui Guo
 *
 */
@SuppressWarnings("javadoc")
public class PostDto implements Serializable {

    /**
     *
     */
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 2768777320418358806L;

    private String            id;
    private String            content;
    private String            userId;
    private String            createdDate;
    private String            userNameDisplaying;

    public PostDto() {
    }

    public PostDto(String content, String userId, String userNameDisplaying) {
        this.content = content;
        this.userId = userId;
        this.userNameDisplaying = userNameDisplaying;
    }

    public PostDto(Post post) {
        this.id = String.valueOf(post.getId());
        this.content = post.getContent();
        this.userId = String.valueOf(post.getUserId());
        this.createdDate = String.valueOf(post.getCreatedDate().getTime());
        this.userNameDisplaying = post.getUserName();
    }

    public PostDto(Post post, DateUtil dateUtil) {
        this.id = String.valueOf(post.getId());
        this.content = post.getContent();
        this.userId = String.valueOf(post.getUserId());
        this.createdDate = dateUtil.convertDateToString(post.getCreatedDate());
        this.userNameDisplaying = post.getUserName();
    }

    public String getId() {
        return id;
    }

    public void setId(String id) {
        this.id = id;
    }

    public String getContent() {
        return content;
    }

    public void setContent(String content) {
        this.content = content;
    }

    public String getUserId() {
        return userId;
    }

    public void setUserId(String userId) {
        this.userId = userId;
    }

    public String getCreatedDate() {
        return createdDate;
    }

    public void setCreatedDate(String createdDate) {
        this.createdDate = createdDate;
    }

    public String getUserNameDisplaying() {
        return userNameDisplaying;
    }

    public void setUserNameDisplaying(String userNameDisplaying) {
        this.userNameDisplaying = userNameDisplaying;
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        final int prime = 31;
        int result = 1;
        result = prime * result + ((content == null) ? 0 : content.hashCode());
        result = prime * result + ((createdDate == null) ? 0 : createdDate.hashCode());
        result = prime * result + ((id == null) ? 0 : id.hashCode());
        result = prime * result + ((userId == null) ? 0 : userId.hashCode());
        result = prime * result
                + ((userNameDisplaying == null) ? 0 : userNameDisplaying.hashCode());
        return result;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object obj) {
        if (this == obj)
            return true;
        if (obj == null)
            return false;
        if (getClass() != obj.getClass())
            return false;
        PostDto other = (PostDto) obj;
        if (content == null) {
            if (other.content != null)
                return false;
        }
        else if (!content.equals(other.content))
            return false;
        if (createdDate == null) {
            if (other.createdDate != null)
                return false;
        }
        else if (!createdDate.equals(other.createdDate))
            return false;
        if (id == null) {
            if (other.id != null)
                return false;
        }
        else if (!id.equals(other.id))
            return false;
        if (userId == null) {
            if (other.userId != null)
                return false;
        }
        else if (!userId.equals(other.userId))
            return false;
        if (userNameDisplaying == null) {
            if (other.userNameDisplaying != null)
                return false;
        }
        else if (!userNameDisplaying.equals(other.userNameDisplaying))
            return false;
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return "PostDto [id=" + id + ", content=" + content + ", userId=" + userId
                + ", createdDate=" + createdDate + ", userNameDisplaying=" + userNameDisplaying
                + "]";
    }
}

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MILTON KAUFFMAN v. SMITH
MILTON KAUFFMAN, Inc., v. SMITH.
Decided: November 06, 1947
Sullivan, Lane & Clarke and Robert J. Sullivan, all of Los Angeles, for appellant. Howard F. Shepherd, of Los Angeles, for respondent.
This is an action for specific performance of an agreement made by respondent to convey real property to appellant. Judgment was entered in favor of respondent and appellant appeals, assigning as errors the insufficiency of the evidence to sustain several findings of fact.
By an agreement in writing respondent agreed to convey to appellant approximately 19 1/212 acres of land in Los Angeles County for the sum of $22,000. A deposit of $1,000 was made on the purchase price at the time of the execution of the agreement. Within a few days thereafter respondent returned the deposit and notified appellant that she refused to perform the contract. The ground of refusal was that the contract was unfair, unjust and inequitable to her for the reason that the consideration agreed to be paid for the property was grossly inadequate.
At the outset our attention has been called to the fact that the verified complaint alleges that pursuant to the contract of sale appellant deposited in escrow the sum of $10,000 in cash together with a deed of trust on the property securing appellant's note in the sum of $11,000. The complaint was filed on March 7, 1946. The escrow clerk who had charge of the escrow produced the escrow record and testified therefrom that the sum of $10,000 was not deposited until April 12, 1946, one month and five days after the complaint was filed, and the deed of trust was not deposited until March 29, or 22 days after the commencement of the action. This evidence was not denied. Since the cash payment and the deed of trust were not deposited in escrow until long after the complaint was filed the allegations in the verified complaint were untrue and appellant was not in a position to maintain the action for the reason that at the date of its commencement appellant had not fulfilled the terms of the contract on its part to be performed.
The complaint contains an allegation that the consideration named in the agreement was the fair, just and reasonable value of the property and was otherwise in all respects fair, just and equitable. Respondent denied this allegation and alleged that at the time the agreement was executed the fair, just and reasonable value of the property was not less than $35,000.
Respondent and a bank appraiser testified that the value of the property on the date of the agreement was $30,000. Milton Kauffman, president of appellant, testified that the property was worth $800 to $1,000 an acre. There was other evidence on behalf of appellant that the price named in the contract was the fair market value of the property. On cross-examination of Kauffman it was shown that appellant had filed an action for damages for breach of the same contract wherein the verified complaint alleged the value of the property to have been $50,000 and that appellant had been damaged in the sum of $28,000, the difference between the alleged value and the contract price.
The court found that the consideration named in the agreement was not the fair, just or reasonable value of the property on the date of the agreement, and that the fair market value thereof on that date was $30,000. Appellant concedes that all conflicts in the evidence are to be resolved in favor of the judgment but argues in the same breath that the trial court ignored the evidence in favor of appellant, and that respondent's evidence as to value is based upon a misconception of that term as it has been defined in the decisions of the appellate courts. We find nothing in the record to justify this criticism.
It is the universal rule that the market value of property is measured by the highest price estimated in terms of money which the land would bring if exposed for sale in the open market, with reasonable time allowed in which to find a purchaser, buying with knowledge of all the uses and purposes to which it was adapted and for which it was capable. The test is 'the fair market value of the land in view of all the purposes to which it is naturally adapted.' Sacramento Southern R. R. Co. v. Heilbron, 156 Cal. 408, 409, 412, 104 P. 979, 981.
In an action for specific performance the plaintiff must allege and prove adequacy of consideration and that the agreement is not as to the other party unconscionable or inequitable. Mayers v. Alexander, 73 Cal.App.2d 752, 762, 167 P.2d 818. In Wilson v. White, 161 Cal. 453, 464, 119 P. 895, $14,000 was held to be an inadequate consideration for property valued at $15,000, and in Haddock v. Knapp, 171 Cal. 59, 151 P. 1140, where the consideration agreed to be paid was $1,800 for property worth $2,500 a decree refusing specific performance was sustained.
The court also found upon sufficient substantial evidence, not necessary to be related in detail, that the contract had been obtained from respondent through misrepresentations.
Since the findings in favor of respondent on the questions of adequacy of consideration and misrepresentations are sustained by the evidence it is unnecessary to discuss appellant's assignments of error predicated on alleged insufficiency of the evidence to sustain other findings.
WILSON, Justice.
MOORE, P. J., and McCOMB, J., concur.


At the end of the 1970s, François Mitjavile took charge of the property that his wife Emilie had inherited from her father. The vineyard, which at that time was known as Château du Tertre, had long since lost its prestigious reputation. And yet vines had a long history of being grown there, dating back to Roman times. The residence and the winery date from the end of the 17th century. Furthermore, the property is listed in the 1929 edition of the Féret guide, the bible of Bordeaux's vineyards. François Mitjavile renamed the property Le Tertre Roteboeuf, adding the name of one of the plots on which the vineyard was planted to the original name: Roteboeuf in old French refers to the trouble that oxen had climbing the steep, dry hill. This is an unusual terroir: located on the edge of the hills, near Pavie, the vines grow in arid soil that is baked dry in the summer heat. A disciple of Emile Peynaud, François Mitjavile decided to resuscitate this sleeping beauty and update the techniques being used. The first in the region to introduce permanent grassing in the vineyard, he also reduced the height of the vines, to enable the grapes to fully benefit from the heat in the soil. After vinification, the wines are carefully aged for 22 months, with frequent racking. Success was not slow in coming: the 1982 vintage immediately placed the wine at grand cru level, with its delicious fruit and the surprising evolution of flavours, that begins when the wine is still very young.


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Bernt Wilmar Carlsson (Estocolmo, 21 de noviembre de 1938-Lockerbie, 21 de diciembre de 1988) fue un diplomático sueco que sirvió como Secretario General Adjunto de las Naciones Unidas y como el Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para Namibia desde julio de 1987 hasta su muerte. Falleció en el atentado de Lockerbie, Reino Unido, en el que explotó el avión del vuelo 103 de Pan Am el 21 de diciembre de 1988.

Primeros años
Desde joven Carlsson se involucró en la política y diplomacia. Entre los cargos que ocupó se cuentan:
Asistente al ministro de comercio sueco (1967).
Secretario Internacional del Partido Social Demócrata sueco (1970). Conjuntamente, Olof Palme le nombró asesor especial.
Secretario General de la Internacional Socialista (sede en Londres) (1976).
Emisario especial del primer ministro sueco para el Medio Oriente y África (1983).
Jefe de Asuntos Nórdicos en el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de Suecia (1985).

Comisionado de la ONU para Namibia
En 1987 Carlsson recibió lo que sería su último nombramiento. Fue nombrado por las Naciones Unidas (ONU) Comisionado Especial para Namibia. Era el comisionado No7 en ese cargo. Le tocó adelantar las negociaciones de paz entre todos los participantes en el conflicto bélico de África del Sudoeste. Carlsson participó representando a la ONU en las negociaciones lideradas por Chester A. Crocker (mediador de los Estados Unidos) en 1988, velando por el cumplimiento de la resolución No 435 del Consejo de Seguridad.

Para diciembre de ese año las negociaciones habían concluido y se habían fijado el día 22 de diciembre de 1988 para la firma por parte de los representantes de Angola, Cuba, Sudáfrica y SWAPO, de los acuerdos finales en Nueva York en donde se declararía la independencia de Namibia.

Muerte
Carlsson, quien estaba en Bruselas, inicialmente había planeado tomar un vuelo directo. Sin embargo, cambió de planes para parar en Londres con el fin de asistir a unas reuniones antes de seguir a Nueva York. Este cambio de planes le llevó a tomar el vuelo 103 de Pan Am del 21 de diciembre de 1988, convirtiéndose así en una de las 270 víctimas del atentado de Lockerbie.

Algunas teorías señalan que Carlsson era el objetivo principal del atentado, y que éste no fue perpetrado por agentes libios como hasta ahora se ha dicho, sino por agentes sudafricanos. De interés en este sentido son los hechos confirmado de que los miembros de la delegación sudafricana que asistía a la firma de los acuerdos en Nueva York debía tomar este vuelo; sin embargo, una vez que llegaron a Londres ese mismo día procedentes de Johannesburgo, los que pudieron tomaron un vuelo más temprano, y los que no, cambiaron sus planes y regresaron a Johannesburgo. Adicionalmente, durante las investigaciones oficiales de seguridad de Pan Am confirmaron que ese día miembros de las fuerzas armadas de Sudáfrica, ilegalmente lograron evadir los controles de seguridad del aeropuerto de Heathrow y cambiar algunas maletas (haciendo que éstas viajaran en distintos vuelos que los de sus pasajeros correspondientes).

Añadiendo peso a sus argumentos buscando una conexión entre el gobierno de Sudáfrica y la muerte de Carlsson, aquellos que exploran esta teoría citan la investigación del accidente del avión donde viajaba Samora Machel, presidente de Mozambique, la cual en su reporte final no logró esclarecer dudas sobre el posible rol de Sudáfrica, así como los alegatos de que en los días siguientes al accidente, tanto la residencia como la oficina en la ONU de Carlsson que habían sido selladas y clausuradas por personal de la ONU, fueron asaltadas.

Homenajes
Exactamente un año después de la muerte de Carlsson, el 21 de diciembre de 1989, Glenys Kinnock estableció en su memoria la ONG One World Action.

Véase también
Atentado al vuelo Pan Am 103
Olof Palme

Referencias

Enlaces externos
Lost on flight 103: a hero to the wretched of the world Artículo en Los Angeles Times sobre la muerte de Carlsson (en inglés).
Lockerbie trial: the South African connection Artículo del diplomático británico :en:Patrick Haseldine sobre el rol del gobierno sudafricano y el vuelo Pan Am 103 (en inglés).
Sitio de One World Action ONG fundada en memoria de Carlsson (en inglés).

Diplomáticos de Suecia
Historia de Namibia
Socialdemócratas de Suecia
Víctimas del terrorismo
Diplomáticos asesinados


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