CCPA regs appear loosened; new privacy agency sought; Is Apple-Amazon deal an antitrust issue? | Information Trust Exchange Governing Association
PRIVACY BEAT: CCPA regs loosened; new privacy agency sought; Apple antitrust?
Explicit consent for new use dropped by Becerra in final CCPA regs; privacy agents have to have signatures; respecting browser signals retained
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra loosened the obligations of personal data companies in final regulations for enforcing the California Consumer Privacy Act, analysis by two different law firms shows.
How will key aspects of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) be enforced? That’s the core question after the state documented final CCPA regulations, because rules about several key features of the privacy law were unexpectedly withdrawn without explanation.
CCPA dominated privacy news this week, as law firms and trade publications sought to explain the compliance obligations of larger for-profit companies that deal in the personal data of California residents.
The final regulations, made public Aug. 14, also fail to resolve a key area of ongoing ambiguity — what constitutes a “sale” of personal data. “The law’s broad definition of sale includes disclosures made for ‘valuable consideration’ — a term left undefined in the law,” wrote Wendy Davis at DigitalNewsDaily.
In a key surprise, the final regulations withdrew a provision requiring a business to notify the consumer —  and obtain explicit consent — before using previously collected personal information for a purpose “materially different” from originally disclosed, according to lawyers at Arent Fox.
“Rather than obtaining express consent, businesses must comply with Section 1798.100(b) of the CCPA, which prohibits businesses from using personal information ‘collected for additional purposes without providing the consumer with notice consistent with this section’ “ wrote lawyers for Ballard Spahr LLP in their analysis, adding: “Because initial notice can generally be accomplished through an online privacy policy, it appears that updates to an online privacy policy may suffice if a business intends to start using previously collected personal information for an additional purpose.”
Davis’ story also said Consumer Reports criticized Becerra for dropping the express consent requirement, and also for dropping a requirement that opt-out mechanisms be “easy for consumers to execute.”
The revised regulations make it clear that a business may deny requests to know, requests to delete, and requests to opt out that are received from agents that fail to provide a signed, written permission from the consumer authorizing the agent to act on the consumer’s behalf, according to an analysis by the Steptoe law firm.  Its lawyers say language suggesting that it might be sufficient for an agent to provide some other form of proof of its authority was deleted.
One thing retained, however, was a requirement that data companies honor “do-not-sell-my data” requests automatically submitted by the user’s browser software. The provision was bitterly opposed by most of the U.S. advertising industry.
In one development, a data-policy executive at The New York Times, Robin Berjon, disclosed in a “Tweet” that the company was treating an existing “Do Not Track” signal sent by a browser as equivalent to CCPA’s “Do Not Sell My Data.”  The Times also pointed to its CCPA-compliant privacy policy for California residents.
California Privacy Law Enforcement Risk Grows With New Rules | Daniel R. Stoller, BloombergLaw.com
VIDEO: How Facebook’s Limited Data use setting for CCPA affects retargeting | Ginny Marvin, SearchEngineLand.com
California’s landmark privacy law is Facebook’s next “nightmare” | Jon Swartz, MarketWatch.com
What Google and Amazon are doing to comply with CCPA | Jon Swartz, MarketWatch.com
California’s new privacy law is off to a rocky start | Zack Whittaker, TechCrunch.com
Seven tips to make your website CCPA compliant | Andrew Burt, Risk & Compliance Matters
Steps to comply with CCPA final regulations | F. Paul Pittman, White & Case law firm
CCPA for Marketers: What You Really Need to Know | Anas Baig, ReadWrite.com
Multiple Retailers Sued Under CCPA for Sharing Data Used to Identify Fraudulent Returns | Hutton Andrews Kurth law firm
California AG posts final regulations enforcing CCPA effective July 1 | Xavier Becerra, state website | Final text
CCPA enforcement began July 1 with 30-day cure period
Becerra withdraws rules about using data for different purpose |
Three things you need to know to stay on top of CCPA enforcement | Jessica Lee, AdMonsters.com
San Jose Mercury News editorializes against Prop 24 |
“Hipster Antitrust” Movement Takes Center Stage in Congress | Charles Elder, Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
Privacy Policy Research Deserves a Much Wider Audience | Stuart N. Brothman, MediaInstitute
ICE just signed a contract with facial recognition company Clearview AI | Kim Lyons, TheVerge.com
Ohio senator proposes new privacy bill | Mary Grob, McGuire Woods law firm
(June 18 statement) | Bill text
What can America learn fro Europe about regulating big tech? | Nick Romeo, The New Yorker
Facebook says it will start relying on SCCs rather than Privacy Shield for EU ad tech | Facebook Business Blog  (TEXT)
Oracle, Salesforce  said to face multi-billion-euro cases for alleged GDPR breaches? | Emma Beswick, EuroNews.com
EU-U.S. privacy rift leaves businesses in disarray | Ashley Gold, Axios.com
Privacy Collective suit says Oracle, Salesforce collect user data illegally | Sarah Coble, InfoSecurity Magazine
Max Schrems lodges complaints alleging illegal use of Google Analytics and Facebook Connect | Natasha Lomas, TechCrunch.com  (STATEMENT)
Schrems group files complaints over EU-US data transfers | IAPP Daily Dashboard
Schrems  brings complaints against four Belgian companies | Alan Hope, Brussels Times/
Goggle’s EU privacy overview page | Google Blog
OPINION: Let’s mind the Privacy Shield ruling | Robert E.G. Beens, StartPage.com
Twitter privacy ruling delayed after dispute among EU regulators | Padraic Halpin, Reuters PLC
Twitter Data Case Sparks Dispute, Delay Among EU Privacy Regulators | Sam Schechner, WSJ.com
Harvard-Shorenstein researchers call for new agency to regulate tech platforms with  “public-interest expectations”
Former Federal Communications Commission  Chairman Tom Wheeler and two colleagues proposed this week formation of a U.S. “Digital Platform Agency” (DPA) that would guide and govern competition in digital marketplaces.   Their suggestion is contained in a white paper, “New Digital Realities; New Oversight Solutions in the U.S.” published via a Harvard University think tank, the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy. (Read paper highlights)
“In the absence of federal oversight, the dominant digital companies have made their own rules and imposed them on consumers and the market,” Wheeler, Phil Verveer and Gene Kimmelman write. “Just as industrial capitalism operated—and thrived—under public-interest obligations, so should internet capitalism be grounded in public interest expectations.”
A public-private “Code Council” would help the DPA to create digital-marketplace behavioral rules, the trio writes. They say regulation by the independent agency should be based on two common-law concepts: The duty of care and the duty to deal.
Kimmelman is former head of the advocacy nonprofit Public Knowledge and Verveer is a longtime Washington, D.C., regulatory attorney.  Wheeler, who headed the FCC in the Obama administration, is now at the Brookings Institution.  Funding for their works is coming in part from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
The paper reviews the history of U.S. antitrust enforcement and suggests some changes. it outlines key features of the proposed agency and argues for a regulatory approach based on “risk management” focused on market outcomes rather than utility-style rules. It says the agency should pay particular attention to ensuring interoperability among tech platforms, opening up technology bottlenecks, forbidding exclusionary deals between big partners and prioritizing privacy-aware data practices.
“Too often, however, these advances come at the cost of harming consumers and denying others the opportunity to innovate,” the paper says, adding later: “The lack of legally mandated duties to protect consumers and competition in the new digital environment, and the practical limitations of antitrust jurisprudence, leaves society and the economy at enormous risk.
The paper cites examples of private marketplace regulation around safety and other rules benefiting the public, including initiatives of the National Fire Protection Association, the North American Electric Reliability Corp.,  the American Society of Civil Engineers and the features of the National Electric Code.
Study finds 93% of US citizens would switch to privacy-conscious organizations | Ryan Chiavetta, IAPP Privacy Advisor
Innovid-funded survey finds people will share data — in exchange | Joseph Zappa, StreetFightMag.com
The Apple/Google contact tracing app; how private is my data? | Schillings law firm
REVIEW: “I downloaded America’s first coronavirus exposure app. You should too” | Geoffrey A. Fowler, WashingtonPost.com
Apple’s Exposure Notification System: Everything You Need to Know | Juli Clover, MacRumors.com
Pennsylvania to pilot Google-Apple contact tracing app next week | Ryan Johnston, StateScoop.com
Alabama launches statewide coronavirus tracking app | Amy Yurkanin, AL.com
Pennsylvania prepares to launch virus-tracing app next month | The AP via WJAC-TV
Fearing coronavirus, a Michigan college is tracking its students with a flawed app | Zack Whittaker, TechCrunch.com
Privacy experts see big problems with British COVID testing/tracing | Oumou Longley, Vice.com
Face-off on Use of Biometric Technology in the UK | Keily Blair, Orric-Trust Anchor
Massachusetts top prosecutor forms data privacy enforcement unit | Mass. Atty. General website
“Fawkes” cloaks your images to trick facial recognition Algorithms | Rob Mitchem, Univ. of Chicago via SciTechDaily.com
Google’s latest Chrome update makes it easier to browse in secret | mark Wycislik-Wilson, TechRadar.com
Clearview Hires Prominent First Amendment Lawyer To Argue For Its Right To Sell Scraped Data To Cops | Tim Cushing, TechDirt.com
Protecting your privacy shouldn’t be this hard | David Lazarus, Los Angeles Times
Facebook’s stealthy plan to own online identity | David Pierce, Protocol Source Code
Inside China’s unexpected quest to protect data privacy || Karen Hao, MIT Technology Review
Japan amends tis data-privacy law, extending deletion rights | Scott Warren & Maika Kawaguchi, Square Patt Boss (US) LLP
RTB seen as “strange” — and privacy managed automatically in a decade — say predictions for 2030 in IAPP expert anthology
Artificial intelligence that you program to then manage your privacy settings, Real Time Bidding as a strange relic and businesses that worry about angering users over privacy are among the predictions for the next decade by 20 experts.
The predictions are contained in “Visions of Privacy: An Anthology of Privacy Predictions” a 46-page compendium put together by the International Association of Privacy Professionals as part of its 2oth-anniversary year.   Among writers are Jules Polenetsky, CEO of the Future of Privacy Forum; Julie Brill, Microsoft Corp.’s chief privacy officer; and Elizabeth Denham, the U.K.’s information commissioner.
In the compendium released July 30, Both Polenetsky and  and Brill forsee a world of automated privacy negotiation and enforcement.
“By 2030, I expect artificial intelligence to help us manage our personal privacy choices in ways that reflect our true preferences without requiring us to constantly update our privacy settings manually,” Polenetsky writes in his esssage. “Users may even be able to train browsers and other operating systems to act on their behalf.”
Brill says she expects privacy protections will be built into data and systems and managed automatically, with companies seeing pribvacy as a service differentiator and area of competitive technical innovation.
“I believe that by 2030, it’s possible that privacy will look a lot more like what security looks like today,” Brill writes. “Instead of trying to account for privacy through governance models — and asking consumers to read those hated privacy disclosure documents — privacy protections will be built into data and systems and managed automatically.
Denham writes that today’s advertising-technology ecosystem and specifically Real Time Bidding will be seen in a decade as replaced by alternate system resulting from the combination of new technology and appropriate regulation.
“We’ll look back at how strange it was that a system developed that involved sharing huge amounts of personal data with huge numbers of businesses, simply for the sake of a few extra pence on the sale of an ad,” Denham writes. “I think in 2030, we’ll wonder if a time ever existed where organizations would decide to use systems, like facial-recognition cameras, without asking questions like, ‘Is this proportionate, is this legal, and is this going to upset a lot of my customers?’ That last one is key.”
Ads.txt The IAB’s Magic Bullet That Wasn’t Magical | Augustine Fou, Forbes.com
PRAM update: Marketers striving to retain targeting despite TP cookie loss | Kim Davis, MarTechToday.com
California Should Ban Use Of Contact-Tracing Data For Ad Targeting, Watchdogs Say | Wendy Davis, DigitalNewsDaily.com
Omnicom seeks independent audit of ad adjacency | Tiffany Hsu, NYTimes.com
Ad-tech company’s marketing message: One third of publishers don’t have user-tracking solution after TP cookies | LiveRamp advertising via DigiDay
PODCAST: The Big Story: Identity earthquake buffets ad-tech | Allison Schiff, AdExchanger.com
Facebook’s default Limited Data Use period ends Aug. 1: How to stay CCPA compliant | Ginny Marvin, SearchEngineLand.com
App Data, Privacy, and the IDFA Armageddon: Industry Leaders’ Takes | Brian Bowman, StreetFightMag.com
Data privacy compliance becomes part of new normal | Chris Versace, Lenore Elle Hawkins & Mark Abssy, Nasdaq blog
IBM pays up, settles with LA over its Weather Channel’s private data use | Teri Robinson, SC Media Magazine
Facebook wins preliminary approval for $650M Illinois biometric settlement | Ann Maria Shibu, Reuters PLC
Facebook wins preliminary approval to settle facial recognition lawsuit | Ann Maria Shibu, Reuters PLC
Publishers ask Apple to defend pricing discrimination with Amazon over App Store purchases; is Robinson-Patman Act relevant?
A key news-industry trade group has mounted a pressure campaign to get Apple to explain why it gives a break to Amazon that it isn’t giving to publishers on the 30% commission charged on content sales within the App Store.
At issue is an complicated area of antitrust law governed by the Robinson-Patman Act, along with the question of what Apple CEO Tim Cook meant when he said last month in congressional testimony Apple would offer the same deal to “anyone meeting the conditions, yes.”
The Robinson-Patman Act was designed to provide relief to small buyers who may be at a competitive disadvantage because large buyers can purchase the same goods from a supplier at lower prices.  To be invoked, however, the price discrimination must be applied to similar competitiors in a market.  So the key question for Apple’s compliance with the law is whether it can argue that Amazon Prime Video — which is apparently effectively paying a 15% commission instead of 30% — is a competitor to publishers.
Digital Content Next CEO Jason Kint made public on Aug. 20 a letter sent to Apple asking for an explanation. “”“I ask that you clearly define the conditions that Amazon satisfied for its arrangement so that DCN’s member companies meeting those conditions can be offered the same agreement,” Kint wrote. Chris Pedigo, DCN’s lobbyist, summarized the situation in a blog post.
News publishers ask Apple for the same App Store deal it offered Amazon | Ryan Browne, CNBC.com
News publishers seek the same App Store terms Apple gives Amazon | Reuters via VentureBeat.com
News Publishers Join Fight Against Apple Over App Store Terms | Benjamin Mullin, WSJ.com
When regulators fail to rein in Big Tech, some turn to an titrust litigation | Reed Albergotti & Jay Greene, Washington Post
How To Dissect Google’s Love-Hate Relationship With Publishers | Rob Williams, MediaPost.com
Explained: Google’s tussle in Australia over paying publishers for news | Lara O’Reilly, DigiDay.com
Google’s ‘open letter’ is trying to scare Australians. It doesn’t want to pay for news | Belinda Barnet, Swinburne University of Technology
Google’s “Open Letter” threat to Australians | Mel Silva, Google Blog
IAB Podcast Upfront Announces Final 2020 Schedule |  Sept. 9, IAB
WEB CONFERENCE: “Reboot 2020” | Sept. 15-17, IAB Tech Lab
Competition in targeted advertising: Advertisers pay less, publishers receive more, consumers get quality?
“The 2018 decision in Ohio v. American Express Co. is both the first time the Supreme Court has addressed an antitrust claim involving a two-sided platform and an instance of the Court majority’s non-interventionist priors. The decision has, at least, increased the complexity of antitrust enforcement involving digital platforms. But without regard to its intrinsic merits, it illustrates one thing beyond any serious dispute: A process that began with a government complaint in October 2010 and not ultimately resolved until June 2018 is insufficient to deal with today’s digital platforms. Something more will be required. Such a “something” begins with the recognition of certain digital platforms (or certain components of them) as essential facilities. As common experience and multiple studies have illustrated, however, these essential services do not confront effective competition and are unlikely to do so in the future. The consequences are significant.12 The introduction of competition in the case of targeted advertising, for instance, would have as predictable consequences that advertisers would pay less, publishers would receive more, and consumers would see an improvement in the quality and quantity of services available online.”
Excerpt  from Aug. 20, 2020 white paper,  “New Digital Realities; New Oversight Solutions in the U.S.”  published via a Harvard University think tank, the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy. (Read paper highlights),  authored by Tom Wheeler, Phil Verveer and Gene Kimmelman.


As these kinds of breaches have almost become commonplace, you may have already put your own cybersecurity precautions in place. But are there ones you're missing, you've forgotten or may not have thought were terribly important?
5. Look at the big picture. After a breach like Yahoo's, everyone should be taking a step back to look at the entire cybersphere they inhabit: what can people find out about you online?Where do you have accounts?Are you revealing too much information about yourself?


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Axiom of Choice: Given a collection of (non-empty) sets, we can choose one element from each set.
But that approach doesn’t work if we have infinitely many sets. If we pick elements from one set at a time, we’ll never get to all the sets; there will still be infinitely many left. This infinitude of sets is where the real problem lies.
But not every collection of sets allows a deterministic rule like this. The axiom of choice says that we can choose an element from each set, even if we can’t describe a rule for making that choice. If we have infinitely many pairs of shoes we don’t need the axiom of choice, since we can just take the left shoe from each pair; but if we have infinitely many pairs of socks, we do need the axiom of choice.
Imagine a game show host is going to line you up with 99 other people, and give each of you a hat to wear, which is either black or white. You can see everyone in front of you, including the colors of their hats; you can’t see your own hat, nor can you see anyone behind you.
The person in the back of the line (call them (A)) doesn’t have any information, so there’s no possible way to guarantee they’ll get it right. But we can make sure everyone else wins. (A) can count up all the black hats in front of them and figure out if the number is even or odd. If it’s even, they’ll say “white”; if it’s odd, they’ll say “black”.
Now the second person (B) now knows whether (A) saw an even or odd number of black hats. But (B) can count up all the black hats they see. If (A) sees an even number of hats, but (B) sees an odd number, that means (B) must be wearing the remaining black hat.
The process continues down the line. (C) can tell whether (A) saw an even or odd number of black hats, and can also tell whether (B) was wearing black or white. Between that information, and seeing all the hats in front of them, (C) can figure out their own hat color.
Thus every byte should have an odd number of “1”s, and if any byte has an even number of “1”s the system knows it contains an error. In our solutions (A) is effectively providing a parity bit for the string of hat colors, letting each player infer the information they don’t have: the color of their own hat.
That puzzle is fun, and the solution is clever, but there’s nothing especially paradoxical or brain-breaking about it. And it doesn’t involve the axiom of choice at all. But we can write a harder version that does use the axiom of choice, and has truly ridiculous results.
Suppose the game host now gets an infinite line of people, so each person can see an infinite collection of people in front of them. (Let’s assume there is a first person in the line, so it’s not infinite in both directions; you have infinitely many people in front of you, but only finitely many behind.) And instead of black or white hats, we’ll write a random real number on each person’s hat: you could have 3 or 7, or (5.234) or (pi^e) or (Gamma(3.5^{7.2e^2})). And just to make it harder, you can’t even hear what happens behind you.
How can this possibly work? First we’ll think about the set of all possible sequences of real numbers. (If we’re being fancy we might call this set (mathbb{R}^{mathbb{N}}).) We’ll say that two sequences are equivalent if they’re only different in finitely many places. So the sequences ( Big( 1,2,3,4,5,6, dots Big) ) and ( Big( 17, 2000 pi, -frac{345}{e}, 4, 5, 6, dots Big) ) are equivalent, but ( Big( 1,0,3,0,5,0, dots Big) ) isn’t equivalent to either of them.
Now when the host reaches me, I don’t know what’s happened behind me. I don’t know the exact sequence of hat labels. But I don’t need to! I know which equivlence class the sequence is in, and I know which representative sequence we chose for that equivalence class. So I can tell the hose the number for my position from the representative sequence that we chose.
and we can never have an infinite collection of successively larger elements;
then there must be a “largest” element.
These equivalences are a recurring theme in discussions of the axiom of choice. Another non-obviously equivalent statement is the Well-Ordering Principle, which says we can put any set (X) in a definite order, so that any subset has a “first” element. This is much stranger than it probably sounds. For instance, it’s really easy to put the real numbers in order, but most subsets won’t have a first element.
In fact, the fact that the usual order on the real numbers is not a well-ordering is a traditional source of internet math flame wars. There have been many forum threads and blog comment threads arguing endlessly about whether the infinitely repeating decimal (.bar{9}) is actually equal to (1).
Skeptics often suggest that maybe (.bar{9}) isn’t quite (1), but just very close. Maybe it’s the last number before (1), the biggest number smaller that (1). But with the normal order for the reals, no such number exists. The reals are not well-ordered.
But the most famous consequence of the axiom of choice, which probably deserves its own post, is the Banach-Tarski paradox. Banach-Tarski says that if we have a solid three-dimensional ball, we can split it into five non-overlapping sets, rearrange these sets without any stretching or bending, and finish with two balls, each identical to the original ball.
Tarski’s theorem: If (A) is an infinite set, there’s a bijection between (A) and
Similarly, if we could prove the axiom of choice from the ZF axioms, we would have to either accept it as true, or completely rework all the foundations of math. But we can’t do that either. And this is more than just acknowledging that we haven’t proved it yet: in 1963 Paul Cohen invented a technique called forcing to prove that if ZF is consistent, then we can never prove the axiom of choice from the rest of the ZF axioms.
This combination of results feels a little weird, because it’s so different from the way we usually approach math. Math has a reputation for black-and-white thinking: there’s a right answer to every question, and other answers are wrong. But here I’m telling you that there is no right answer. We can accept or reject the axiom of choice, and it works equally well either way.
Parallel postulate: There is at most one line that can be drawn parallel to another given one through an external point.
The Banach-Tarski argument isn’t any better. It splits the ball into only five pieces,sure, but each of those pieces is infinitely complex, enough so that you can’t concretely describe their shapes, let alone actually cut a ball into those pieces. The informal explanation that “you can slice a ball into five pieces and reassemble those pieces into two balls” is not true, because there’s no real way to produce the pieces you need.
But after we realize how infinity works, our absurd results look somewhat more reasonable. Our “successful” strategy in the infinite hat game actually doesn’t give us all that much. Sure, only finitely many people lose; some person in the line will be the last to answer wrong. But what would this look like in practice?


How do scientists plan an investigation of a wetland?
In this investigation we are trying to determine how healthy the wetlands at Heatherton Road are. This is the problem or issue we are investigating. We write this problem or issue as a question. ie. "How healthy are the wetlands at Heatherton Road?".
We may narrow down our investigation question depending on the lens we wish to look at e.g. "How have humans impacted the wetlands at Heatherton Road?" or "What is the effect of rain on the health of the wetlands at Heatherton Road?" Each of these questions will require slightly different methods of investigation or different data to collect.
Select your Scientific Investigation Question.
To make a hypothesis we need to consider what we already know about this topic. You may need to do a little bit of pre-reading or think back to the earlier webpages and notes in your book.
use the format If..... then......because....
What data will we need to collect to support or reject our hypothesis? What do we expect the results to be if we are right?
Decisions need to be made at this stage of the types of to be fair.
Qualitative data of what the environment looks like (Transects and Profiles), as well as the descriptions and diagrams of the waterbugs we see. We may even take photos of these waterbugs.
Quantitative data of the numbers of organisms we see and the abiotic factors we will measure. We need to remember to use units to describe the numbers and to repeat the measurements to check their accuracy. You may wish to pool the data to form class data.
See the Assessment Task for a suggestion of how you may display this data. You may wish to improve on this basic layout.
Look at all of the data you collected.
How can this data help you answer your scientific investigation question?
Were any of the results surprising? How could you check that these results are correct (accurate)?
Are there any human impacts at this ecosystem? How do you know and what can be done about them?
You will need to write an explanation text in this section of your report. See the section How can we collect and use evidence (data) to support our explanations? to help you write this section.
Now that you have completed the investigation, you want others to know what you found out!
Use the information on these linked webpages to help you construct your presentation.


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The committee isn’t easing up on everything, though. The staffer also stated that the committee was giving inter-city and passenger rail “a temporary rest” while it focuses exclusively on high-speed rail. “It does not serve the two programs well to be ‘smooshed,’ or put together and consolidated the way they have been and then have most of the projects that receive funding not be high-speed rail in any way, shape, or form.”
As he often does, Mica spoke of his high-speed rail plans as a way to rescue high-speed rail from the Obama administration’s mismanagement and bungling. He often jokes about the “gift that keeps on giving”: the original $8 billion allocated for high-speed rail, some of which has been returned by gun-shy states and re-allocated.
He granted that the delay makes sense. “Given the intensity of the current drama on the budget deficit, they probably calculated right,” he said. “To get this to the floor before next Friday seems highly unlikely. But we have a commitment to do it as soon as we get back [from recess]. So you’ll see everything go from slow motion into fast motion as soon as we get back.”
For now, the pickings are still somewhat slim. Mica counts, although many Democrats see his Northeast Corridor proposal as the “death knell” of passenger rail in the U.S. So does Sen. Mark Kirk (R-IL), one of few Republican senators representing urban or industrial states. In trying to brainstorm other Senate Republicans who might be interested in joining R4R, Kirk’s staffer and the USHSR came up with a short list indeed: maybe Rob Portman from Ohio; maybe Scott Brown of Massachusetts if he weren’t running for reelection.
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It’s Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood’s birthday, and he’s spending itThe hearing is on “Mistakes & Lessons Learned” from the high-speed rail program, but — no surprise here — LaHood and House Republicans have differing ideas about what “mistakes” have been made. Here are some highlights. Chair John Mica […]	What Boondoggle? Private Sector Wants in on HSR Action
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The year 2020 is both memorable and one to forget. It's memorable for having the first global pandemic since Spanish Flu in 1918-19.
As it happens, we're probably lucky it was a week later or we might have been stranded there.
Regional Queensland is probably one of the safest and best places to be this year. We've had fewer than 10 cases of COVID-19 in Bundaberg and they were related to overseas travel or the Ruby Princess. There's been no community transmission.
I try to cook several meals on Saturday or Sunday for the week ahead. I spend too much money on lunch and coffee; it's ridiculous. Better to prepare my own meals and take them to work.
Although I have a rice cooker, this is often a problem. Today I referred to Chef Google and dried the rice in the oven for a few minutes before putting it in the frying pan. Some of the grains became a little crunchy, but overall it was a good result.
The dish pictured has lots of olive oil, a small amount of sesame oil, turmeric (powder), salt, prawns, bacon, peas, beans, capsicum, chilli, two boiled eggs, onion, spring onion and cayenne pepper.
At the first attempt I used home-made basil pesto dip as well and I might add something similar next time.


with every step. She felt so humiliated, was the audience buying it?
"Now the first step is to attach these resistance bands!" They were on the floor, so she bent down to get them. The camera was looking at her from the side, and when she bent down, her stomach formed rolls, and hung over the top of her pants. Also, bending down exposed more of her butt, which was already hanging out of the shorts to begin with. She got back up, blushing. She attached the resistance band. Every movement she made, something jiggled. She got on to the machine.
After the show, the station was flooded with phone calls concerning Hannah. To her surprise, they supported her. The public seemed to like a "real looking" girl on TV, trying to lose weight with the rest of them. Her boss called her a genius, but only her director Arnie knew it was a fluke. He didn't say anything though, because he was getting a lot of praise too. So the station bought her some bigger exercise clothes (But still a two-piece suit). She was grateful for that at least. She showed up for work now with the best of spirits. One thing about the bigger clothes, was that the other ones were so tight, they trapped and pinned her fat to her body, holding it in place. Now, the clothes did not restrict her, allowing her butt, belly, and boobs to bounce freely at the slightest movement. There was much more pronounced jiggling now, and Hannah could feel it even as she walked.
"Oh Arnie, don't call me that," she whined.
She sighed, "Yeah, I know, but I still hate being flabby; I jiggle everywhere, and I'm on camera showing my flab to thousands of people; once I lose the weight, I'm gonna make sure I never gain weight again."
Arnie looked disappointed. "Aww, but you know you could do this again, and make more money with another product, then another, and so on, Gliding Track has already increased their payment to us. They think it's a great idea what we're doing. By the way, how much weight have you lost so far?"
Arnie's face changed. "Like, how little?"
Hanna looked at the ground, "Well, I gained two pounds actually."
Arnie just looked at her, "You've got to be kidding me, how much did you weigh before?"
"One-fifteen," she said.
"And how much do you weigh now?"
She hesitated. "One thirty-nine."
Two months passed, and while Hannah didn't gain any more weight, she didn't lose any either. She was secretly put into extra exercise courses, but as soon as she got home, feeling exercised and worn out, she would hit the Hagen Daas as a little reward to herself. But a pint a day is hardly what one would call little. The weight failed to vanish from her body.
Her breasts, formerly firm, were now flabby and bouncing around with each movement. Her belly had traces of cellulite on it now. Love handles spilled over the sides of her exercise suit. Her thighs had plumped up, her hips wider and softer, and her rear surpassed that of Jennifer Lopez (plus a couple pounds). After another month, the management at the station told her if she didn't show any weight loss results in a week, she was fired.
A week and three pounds later (148) she was called into her boss's office. She was in her two-piece uniform, which had gotten a little tight, even though they had let it out a little for her. Her boss sat her down in the chair across from him. Sitting down made her belly hang over her pants. Seeing it, he sighed heavily and began his speech.
In fact, she didn't even change out of her workout uniform. One day Arnie called her, asking her how she was doing. She seemed to snap out of her daze. "Umm fine I guess, I've just been a little depressed, that's all. I haven't done much but just sit here."
At this, Arnie knew she had gained more weight. "Mind if I come and see you?" he asked. She said yes, and he came over right away.
When Hannah hung up with Arnie, she got up for the first time in two weeks without going to the freezer for more ice cream. She had been


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I’m only 1/3 of the way through proofing out all the photos – but wanted to give a little preview! In no particular order… here are a few favorites from the batch already proofed, so far:
For now, enjoy this guy’s contagious smile!


Today I was unplugged from all the amenities of life that I have obviously been taking for granted and not by choice. Electricity, Water, Internet, Cell Phone. No coffee!As the day went on, I felt lost. I twiddled my thumbs literally. What to do?
When I was able to get the slightest charge on my phone from a battery pack, I checked my email. No major work catastrophes. Hmm. Maybe my email was not syncing?
I began to consider the totality of the day. I almost died today. I realized all the things I take for granted. Better yet all the things that I should be grateful for. Even more so, I realized that the company and clients that I dedicate so much of me to, made it just fine without me. If today had been the last day of my life….what would I wish I had done differently?
Fortunately today was not my last day. It seems I have tomorrow. I also have a new opportunity to choose what defines me, what matters most to me, what/who gets the best of me. I get a chance to live with more gratitude in my heart…..starting right now!


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I don't know where to start so give me a break will ya. I manage to take advantage of others by manipulating for profit and other things,I threaten to self harm myself to make them feel sorry for me, the group home staff are suckers anyway never trying to help me besides why do I need to care about their feelings when my feelings are at stake. I tend to play the victim as they say. and I am impulsive and aggressive manipulating of my caretakers called my family. I only say sorry to get out of trouble but I think my other personalities have joined with my tendencies of being this way. I don't know what to do anymore. I am at risk for losing friends trust and family.what condition can this problem be?
Hi ManipulativeLoner and welcome to ehealth: Seeing that you know yourself and all your bad traits, I feel it is up to you to change...I would start by trying to be honest with yourself...This might help...Take care...


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In security android vs ios is a battle like armed vs unarmed . It is as simple as It’s not like that the security of iOS is too high or the security of Android is too low . The major difference of security in iOS and android is that the iOS is closed source operating system and Android is open source operating system. In simple way Android allows every applicant who apply for his app in playstore.
So the chance of malware and data lose of user increases. On the other hand the iOS can’t allow any external developer in app store, all the applications present is app store is developed by Apple technical team so the chance of malware and data lose is almost zero. According to research reports of Mobile Threat Intelligence 80% threat infected devices are android devices.
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On other side in iOS, the app store never permits external developers. The developers in iOS is only of Apple developer team so there is no competition in app store so you will get limited software with limited choices. Due to these limited software restriction iOS disliked by a large amount of users.
The software got some patches and the quality of software updates is decreases and to remove that patches the company have to rollout another update for device .
If we talk about cloud storage Android also preferred over iOS because in iOS the only 5gb icloud free storage is available where as in Android the 15gb google drive (cloud) storage is available, and also the paid cloud storage in Android is cheaper then the icloud storage .
Homepage-Csquery.com </s> If you follow this blog you’ll know I’m a big fan of CSS Grid, and without a doubt it’s given us developers more power than ever before when it comes to tackling layout on the web. But there are a few of my CSS layout needs that Grid hasn’t quite managed to fulfill just yet – here’s hoping some of these get implemented down the road!
Styling row and column gaps
row-gap: 0 40px 40px 0;
Auto flow patterns
nth-child, because there is no way to tell Grid to position the items on the row axis relative to the previous one, as evidenced in this Codepen example:
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Any following items would simply repeat this pattern.
calc(). According to the specification, this is to do with fr representing a flex value rather than a length, so I imagine this is unlikely to change any time soon.
Aspect ratio grid cells
Now this one looks like it might There is already a proposal for an aspect ratio CSS property which, while in the very, very early stages, is eagerly anticipated by many CSS developers. I would like to be able to define the aspect ratio of the grid cells themselves, rather than the child items. (I wrote a bit about it here, and employed a bit of a hack with CSS variables.)
Grid still doesn’t allow us to create a true masonry layout natively in CSS – not without dictating the heights of items in some way. It would be great to be able to do this with CSS, but I don’t think of it really as part of CSS Grid. This type of layout seems to me more like a combination of Grid and flexbox, and something else entirely. I hope that one day we’ll be able to acheive it with CSS alone, but I think we’ll have a while to wait. </s> Clockwise


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Back when it was running about $25 my in-laws bought me Apple stock for my birthday. That same year they bought my husband, their son, Microsoft for his birthday. Guess we know which kid they love best!
Glad to hear you have a mutual fund in there as well. That should decrease your overall risk somewhat. And of course, for all my talk about avoiding risk, I can't say that I've ever had an investment that increased in value by a factor of 12 in just a few years' time!


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Shoulder Dystocia - If left unaddressed, the bundle of nerves in the shoulder, the brachial plexus, may be stretched or torn.
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The Ontario Liberals are holding an old style delegated convention to elect their new leader. For political pundits this is a much more exciting than the other ways leaders are being elected these days. I have to admit I find the drama of a delegated convention more compelling to watch more than most hockey games.
 Polling had him in the lead over Sandra Pupatello and Kathleen Wynne, nothing was indicating he would do quite as badly as he did.
1977 Newfoundland Liberal leadership was won by Bill Rowe who can third on the first ballot.
1996 Ontario Liberal leadership was won by Dalton McGuinty who came fourth on the first ballot.
2006 Alberta PC leadership was won by Ed Stelmach on the third ballot after coming third on the first ballot - this was not a delegated convention.
Clearly the race will be between Sandra Pupatello and Kathleen Wynne and neither one of them has a commanding lead over the other. The two of them have split the declared ex-officio delegates almost evenly and have 3/4s of the ones that expressed an opinion.
This is also the only example I can find of a race where the two front runners are women.


The following article talks about the C# and JavaScript code generated by Visual Studio when a new AJAX Server Control is created:
And the following article talks about setting up a test page for the above AJAX Server Control (i.e. how to use this control from an ASP.NET web page):
Now let’s run the above AJAX Server Control and see what JavaScript code is generated to support the underlying AJAX infrastructure.
When you start a debugging session in Visual Studio 2008 on a web site that has an AJAX Server Control, you will see several script documents in the Solution Explorer.
Under the Script Documents in Solution Explorer you can see various client-side documents sent to the browser by Visual Studio 2008. You might see localhost instead of Default.aspx (in this case the Default.aspx is explicitly typed in the browser window- for example: <URL>).
In order for these client-side script files to show up in the Solution Explorer, you need to turn on the Script Debugging in the browser. For Internet Explorer, use Tools-Internet Options menu to get to the Internet Options dialog box. Under the Advanced tab, clear the Disable script debugging entries.
Now let’s see how the client-side files look like.
The Default.aspx you see under Script Documents is the HTML sent to the browser. The contents of this file are not the same as the Default.aspx and Default.aspx.cs you see during the development time in the Solution Explorer. The one under Script Documents is generated by ASP.NET from the design-time page and the code-behind attached to it.
In this client-side Default.aspx file, you will see the following:
Let’s see what these various pieces consist of.
On the generated client-side Default.aspx page, you will see various standard HTML elements that make up the page. Depending on what you placed on the page, you might see plain text, input elements, tables, etc.
This is the standard ASP.NET code that’s generated for “all” the aspx pages. A hidden input field called __VIEWSTATE contains the information about the values on the page so that server can understand what was there before on the page when it’s posted back. This value is of no relevance to the browser (it’s a hidden field and contains encoded value). To facilitate postback, some JavaScript is generated with the help of two hidden input elements __EVENTTARGET and __EVENTARGUMENT.
<input type="hidden" name="__VIEWSTATE" id="__VIEWSTATE" value="/wEPDwUJNTg5NDEwMDg3ZGTBQ7dYtolgGwh3of7L0gfydqzcCw==" />
var theForm = document.forms[form1];
In order to provide the client-side capabilities, a whole bunch of JavaScript is sent to the browser. This JavaScript resides in various .js files. For example, the ASP.NET AJAX library is in files like MicrosoftAjaxWebForms.debug.js / MicrosoftAjaxWebForms.js and MicrosoftAjax.debug.js / MicrosoftAjax.js. You also have the JavaScript files that provide the client-side functionality for the AJAX Server Control you have created.
The Default.aspx file on the browser needs to know where to get all these files.


There is probably as much debate, ignorance and unbelief about Hell has there is about any topic found in the Scriptures. Most modern people’s attitudes towards hell might well be summed up in a story told by the late Dr. Walter Martin. After a service in which he had preached on hell he was confronted by an angry man.
To answer the basic questions that most people have about hell, it’s important to see that hell was created with a purpose in mind.
Hell then is a place reserved for those who, like Lucifer, choose to rebel against God. By making that choice they are, whether they know it or not, choosing to follow Satan and will end up where he ends up –Hell!
Hell is eternal. If it isn’t, as many people today try and teach, then heaven isn’t eternal either! The word everlasting is used of both heaven and hell, you can’t be consistent and say one is eternal while the other isn’t.
This point was stressed over and over in the teachings of Jesus. It comes as a big surprise to many to learn who the greatest preacher and teacher on hell was in the New Testament. It was Jesus. That’s right – loving, kind, gentle Jesus taught more about hell than anyone else did in the entire New Testament. In fact the Greek word for hell, Gehenna, is found only once outside of the Gospels!
Properly understood then, hell becomes the motivation of heaven in giving us salvation by grace. For without it we would all be destined to spend eternity apart from God there.ell – which is about as absolute as you can get!
The church too suffers from this. We, along with our culture, ask how a loving God could allow souls to be punished eternallyWe don’t really believe the Biblical doctrine of hell, and we don’t take it seriouslyis is the question addressed by The New Bible Dictionary on page 519.
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Below are all the verses where the word Gehenna (hell) is used in the New Testament.
The best starting place for an understanding of the Trinity is the bedrock of all the Bible’s teachings about God. If you don’t understand and believe this – then you do not and cannot understand what the Bible teaches about God. This is absolutely essential to understand and believe.
It is equally obvious that the Son is God!
From these references (and many others can be found) it’sTrinity even if they never used the word Trinity.
No one other than the members of the Trinity themselves could possibly understand or fully explain the way they co-exist together. However through out the history of the church many different illustrations have been used to help us grasp a little of what the Triune God is like.
Picture a beautiful lake surrounded by towering snow capped peaks on a cold mountain morning. It’s covered with a layer of ice and a dense fog is floating over it.
Only One God: Duet. 4:35,39; 6:4; 32:39; Neh. 9:6; Psalm 83:18; Isa. 37:16; 43:10-15; 44:6-8; 45:5-12,21-25.
This forgiveness from God continues to be active in our lives to continue to cleanse us from our sins as we ask Him too.
2) DIVORCING MYSELF from the pain.
Its things like this that just make me love the Bible! Who would have ever thought that you could translate a word forgive in one place and divorce in another!
You may have noticed this word contains the word Charis – or Grace! Now there’s some good news. Grace is unearned, unmerited favor from God. That’s what we pass on to others each time we forgive.
The life of Moses finishes up in this podcast as I continue to share the scripts I wrote for my radio program Tales From the Scrypt.
Next week I should be back with tales from the Camino!


efficient allocation of scarce resources.It is a bad system. Like the houses in the story of the three pigs, it is a house made of straw. If you want a house made of bricks, back the currency with gold and get the government out of the currency and banking business and ban fractional reserve banking.
Aren’t the false signals a result of an artificial interest rate being set too low or too high? I’m not sure how this would occur if there wasn’t a central bank coordinating all the interest rates of all the banks – through force.
With free banking, I would think that the market would force interest rates to be, well, the true market rate, because of competition. And therefore, if the interest rate is not artificial, then it should be the best signal of how many real resources have been saved. That should eliminate the problem of mal-investment clusters.
Exactly, it’s the interest rate that is the problem. The removal of a central bank and retaining of FRB in a free banking environment would not be able to manipulate the interest rate. People would be highly unlikely to deposit into a bank that states they can only guarantee that 10% of their assets are available for withdrawl and credit can only go so far as how much currency is available from savings. The only reason the interest rates can be held so low for so long is not fractional reserve banking but the existence of a central bank that permits borrowing at those low interest rates to lend to borrowers. While the Fed may deny their impact on long term rates, the common practice is to borrow short term and continually roll over the loan to the Fed to maintain a 30 year vehicle. In effect, short and long term rates are fairly close since both are primarily funded by the interbank loan set by the Fed.
No, central banks fiddling with interest rates is a separate problem. Here is the problem with FRB. When people make spending decisions, they look at all their assets, cash, loans, time deposits, home equity etc. When they look at their demand deposits, they view that as money that is 100% there. Let’s say the demand deposit is $100, so teh depositor sees $100 in his account. He sees a wallet on sale for $10, he likes it, it is only 10% of his available cash so he buys it.
But the $10 is really all of his available cash in the bank because under FRB, the bank can lend out $90 of the $100 but he does not know it. $90 has been lent to someone else who sees the $90 as readily spendable cash and spends it too. If the depositor knew that $10 was really all of his available cash, it would likely affect his spending decision and he might only be willing to pay $1 for a wallet or not buy one at all. A market is made up of millions of people making similar subjective decisions. So fractional reserve banking gives the appearance of more apparent money than there really is. This distorts demand and therefore price signals in the economy. It leads to higher spending choices that the depositor otherwise would not make if he were aware of the real circumstances. Before the FDIC, when depositors did wake up or get nervous, you had a run on the bank.
The banks should be required to maintain 100% reserves on demand deposits. If they want to charge fees for it fine. But itAlso, there would be no run on the bank risk.
FRB is not a fraud in the legal sense because the fine print on the passbook allows it. But economically it is a fraud because it sends false demand signals into the market. 99% of the depositors do not realize that the demand deposit is not really there and they don’t care because of deposit insurance. So they behave and spend as if it is all there and are freer with their money than they would otherwise be if they thought only 10% of it was there. This raises and distorts prices causing misallocation of resources.
The fine print you mention does not say what you imply, it only gives the bank some time to honor the claim, it does not remove the legal obligation to eventually return the money. FRB is fraud by current legal standards and is legal only by specific legislative permit.
All I implying is that the bank does not have to pay the money on demand. It get’s time to pay it back because it is not all there. Hopefully, its loans will pan out and they will be able to pay it back. But it is an entirely different situation than if money were all there.
That’s called a time deposit (like a CD).
Under a Rothbardian system, time deposits could be lent out with FRB methods, demand deposits could not…that would be fraud.
Right and the depositor would get interest or some benefit for that. The depositor would also not assume that the money was available on demand and make his spending decisions accordingly.
We’re in agreement. In a Free Banking system, loanable funds would have to come from time deposits.
It is fraud because the bank tells all depositors that, subject to some possible delays, that it can return everyones money if they ask for it. This is a mathematical impossibility under fractional reserve banking. The only way a fractional reserve bank could avoid fraud would be if they told every depositor that they had no legal obligation to return that persons money. A business that took peoples money with no legal obligation to return it hardly fits the definition of a bank.
It is a loan situation disguised as a bailment from a practical perspective that has economic consequences. It is functionally dishonest.
Private currencies in the form of ETF’s stand ready to replace fiat money. Lift the taxation associated with them and people simply have to trade in their paper money for GLD, SLV, PALL, etc.
Good idea. But what measure would one use to determine the exchange rate. Won’t we still need a standard “money” to use for economic calculation? Otherwise, we would need to have a whole range of conversions, GLD to SLV, GLD to PALL, SLV to PALL etc. And that is what we had with barter.
Eric ~ The measure that is used in the exchange rate would be determined by the subjective values that each party places on a trade and the medium of exchange. There is no official “standard” required. The exchange rate is also influenced by supply and demand factors associated with the medium of exchange. Check out Olivi, Buridan, and Azpilcueta on this issue.
But if you have a medium of exchange, then isn’t that a “money”? My question is based on the idea that a money is useful because it allows one to do economic calculation.
I recall Rothbard giving an example of what it would be like without a common money, you’d have to say, I earned 8 eggs, 4 minutes of an economic lecture and two ham sandwiches today.
I’m guessing that one of the ETFs would become more commonly traded and therefore would become the standard. Then I could say I earned 8 shares of GLD today. When trading for SLV, OIL, or PALL etc. One would offer some amount of GLD. So in that sense, GLD would become a money.
If the value of gold ETFs exceed the value of gold, then gold ETFs are practicing fractional reserve banking. malinvestment will occur, and there will be a correction.
Nick Bradley ~ These ETF products are backed by bullion. Yes, if the issuer were to issue paper claims that exceeded the value of holdings, it would result in an oversupply and malinvestments would occur. Such an ETF would be acting in the same manner as a central bank that had a “gold standard” associated with its money.
The solution would be for the market to punish the ETF issuer. I personally would choose a more sound ETF in such a case.
My point in all of this, is that a foundation has already been provided by the market to do away with fiat money. The practical objections that are always levied against hard money have been primarily solved with these ETF products! It is amazing what can happen when the market is allowed to operate.
today, in 2010, gold ETFs exceed bullion
Rothbard was wrong when he said fractional reserve banking is fraudulent. As J. Murray notes, it is just a form of voluntary trade. Libertarians should be arguing in favor of it, not against it. Furthermore, fractional reserve banking causes no malinvestment. A bank that gives me a $100 checking account, in exchange, perhaps, for a $100 bond that I own, has not changed my net worth. I have no more demand for goods than before, so there is no effect on prices.
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Nat and Riko's arguments in Episode 3. Nat understands full-well that Riko going down into the Abyss is suicide by all accounts. Considering he has a crush on her, the thought of never seeing her again is painful and he says some hurtful things that he regrets before she leaves.
Reg saying goodbye to the others was painful for him as well. He'd been there since he woke up, so they felt like family to him.
At the outpost, Riko learns that she was a stillborn baby in the Abyss. It was only through the relic she was placed in that she began to move again, meaning she's a living corpse with a drive to go to the depths of the Abyss.
On the fourth layer, Riko gets poisoned and Reg has to pull her up to avoid the creature responsible, Orbed Piercer/Orby. Not only does she start bleeding from every hole, but she starts hallucinating and begging him to cut the arm off. He has to break her arm but couldn't cut it right and she ended up nearly dying, if not for Nanachi. Reg having to be the one to do it nearly breaks down as well. His desperate, despairing cries are especially harrowing in the anime.
Mitty's fate. She was warped by the curse in an experiment and then put into a state where she couldn't die, but would feel pain and suffering. Her soul, according to her friend, was essentially trapped in her body, and while she had Nanachi to take care of her she would eventually be left alone when Nanachi died one day.
 We've been made to care about what's essentially a blob that used to be human. Mitty also provides some means of comfort for Riko during her unconsciousness. Then Reg finally agrees to the Mercy Kill, and we're forced to watch him do it with tears in his own eyes for crimony's sake...
Nanachi screams for Reg to stop just before Incinerator fires and then runs to embrace Mitty, while crying themself. We're lead to believe that Nanachi has had a change of heart and will go looking for some relic to restore Mitty instead. It's a great development of their character arc, right? Wrong! The Mercy Kill goes forward. Nanachi is so devastated that if Reg hadn't forced Nanachi to promise not to commit suicide, they just might have.
Prushka's fate. She's essentially made into a cartridge by her adoptive father, who raised her and watched over her, when all she wanted to do was help him. Worse, she's conscious while stuck inside of there and forced to watch her father fight with her new friends.
Making this even harsher, we're given virtually an entire chapter showing Prushka's childhood. Bondrewd's nursing her to health, caring for her like a father, and teaching her about his work in the Abyss should seem creepy. The fact that it doesn't makes his love for her seem all the more sincere, and his decision to use her as a resource all the more heartbreaking. The culmination of the chapter, when we're shown Prushka's fantasy of Bondrewd sending them all off to the Sixth Layer with his blessing hits hard. Everything in her fantasy actually happens, but it's all wrong.
First, Vueko's backstory. Her father was abusive, and constantly boasted about being "entrusted" with discovering the Golden City while beating her daily. Some of the abuse involves usage of a brand.
O Her mother disowned her after learning she was unable to bear children. Irumyuui quickly latches onto Vueko due to her reminding her mother.
Irumyuui finds a cute animal companion as a friend for some time... before said companion is unceremoniously eaten by one of the 6th Layer's predators. Vueko has to hold her back to keep her from being eaten too.
As the Ganja Corps progressed into the 6th layer, they realized they were unable to progress further and decided to set up a permanent camp near a decent source of fresh water. They manage to find one with the help of the Interference Units, and all is well for a few days. That is, until it is revealed that their source of water was an organism called "Mockwater", which calcifies the bodies of whoever drinks it and causes them to have intense diarrhea and pain. The first person we see affected is Irumyuui, whose hand is mangled and mutated from the disease. If they don't find some way to cure it quickly, Irumyuui and all the members of the Ganja Corps will slowly and painfully turn to stone.
In.  She continues having more.  Irumyuui never gets used to seeing her children die, and her agonized expressions are heartbreaking to look at.
? Ir. then Wazukyan snatches one of her children and we get to see her horrifically wailing as he takes the child and cuts it up. Vueko nearly vomits having to look at it. Even after all of this, Irumyuui still embraces Vueko, who is utterly despondent as she can't do anything to help Irumyuui.
 Irumyuui grants this wish and he becomes a Narehate. The other members of the Ganja Corps, believing they can be forgiven if they do this, also offer themselves up to become Narehate.
Then its revealed that Wazukyan used another egg to transform Irumyuui into the state she's in now, granting his wish at her expense. Vueko, unable to help Wazukyan anymore, throws herself off a cliff. However, Wazukyan catches her, and puts her in the pit, which is revealed to be Irumyuui's head.
Within Irumyuui's head, she's able to see what's going on in the newly formed village of Iruburu, where she witnesses the birth of Irumyuui's final child, Faputa, born from the anger and grief Irumyuui feels against the village for murdering her children.
Finally, Vueko finds herself accompanied with the souls of the children that were either killed or died that Irumyuui never gave a name to. So while she sits alone in the pit, she names each and every one of the children in place of their mother, saying that she'll call their names "no matter how many times".
Chapter 45 show that there is a VERY perfect Mitty clone in Ilblu village, possessed by one of village sage, Belaf. Riko realized what he stated about this Mitty is similar with the previous one from body and soul is true, as she can sense her presence too. When Nanachi found her and see Belaf use her as food due to her immortality, they beg to him to stop and decide to sold themselves for sake of Mitty, so she will never suffer again. Belaf agree with their exchange and put them into sleep together with Mitty before Riko found them.
In chapter 54, when Faputa attacked the village, Nanachi is give difficult choices by Belafu. The choice is if Nanachi wanted Mitty, they need to be part of village and will never able to come out from Ilblu under Belafu protection. If they choose to aid Reg and Riko, Nanachi will never meet her again as everything who made in village will disappear forever. Nanachi become so distressed over this choices. However, realized they have become selfish due to their own decision while remembering Mitty last word before become Narehate, Nanachi decide to help Riko and Reg. Before outlived Mitty life with the border of village, Nanachi tell everything about their adventure, their experience and able to make new friends. Before Mitty finally disappear, they promise that they will meet again in alter-life.


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Since beginning to end there is only one motto of the Corrupt Congress ministers to save the skin. Just a visit of any senior official is more than Rs. 3,00,000.00 How many would have visited the site?The work was carried out for more than a month. How many people were engaged?One or two?


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"We're in the playoffs and we're relevant," he said Friday. "And whenever you're relevant, you have hope."
"It could have broken me," Collins said. "But through the grace of God and my family, it didn't. Now, as I've gotten older, I've grown to believe that things don't happen just by coincidence. There are reasons I've come to the realization that I want to live my life all about faith, grace and love."
•If Collins' style was so wearisome, why did Jordan handpick him as the coach of the megastar's ill-advised comeback with the Wizards?
Asked about the perception, Collins said: "Really, hasn't it become that the shelf life on most coaches is only three or four years?
"Isn't that exactly what happened in Chicago with Michael and Scottie Pippen and Horace (Grant) and then (Dennis) Rodman and Phil (Jackson)?That's what we're hoping to get done in Philadelphia."
"Really, my only graybeards are Elton Brand (33) and Andre Iguodola (28)," Collins said. "Elton remains a consummate cornerstone. And Andre, in my opinion, is a candidate for (NBA) Defensive Player of the Year and should be a first-team All-Defensive pick."
"When we play defense to the eighth or ninth man and rebound, we compete," Collins said. "When we don't, we struggle."
"I am not the 35-year-old kid who came to Chicago [twenty-six] years ago," Collins said. "I find great peace in my family, my Christianity and the many, many blessings I have received."


California, the highest paying state for RNs, is about to have a little problem on its hands. Registered nurses are planning to picket 21 Kaiser Permanente hospitals in the state on December 19th from 2-6 PM.
They’re doing so to fight against what they’re calling “persistently inadequate nurse staffing” in emergency care and other hospital areas (per Patch.com). They’re also upset about patients who have been turned away from care. The announcement about the strike was made last Friday.
A letter to Kaiser CEO Bernard Tyson sent in November by CNA Co-President Zenei Cortez, RN, established that nurses are worried Kaiser is “ents. This concern ”
For their part, the Kaiser Foundation.”
Find out more about the story over on the Fremont Patch. Do you feel similar concerns about your place of work?


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We thought we knew him well, but we never saw the sadness behind those eyes.
And we never knew that while there may have been millions of eyes on him at any given time, he always felt alone.
Like he didn’t belong.
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- 00:05 PowerPoint!
- 00:11 It dramatically helps speakers, audiences,
- 00:18 It's a fantastic invention, right?
- 00:30 that about 99.999% of the time, PowerPoint is awful.
- 00:41 awful, or bad?
- 00:42 No.
- 00:44 That's like saying all television is awful.
- 00:58 So not all TV is bad, even though there's a lot of bad TV.
- 01:02 There is a lot of bad PowerPoint out there, but
- 01:26 There's actually no such thing as a PowerPoint presentation.
- 01:32 What do I mean by that?
- 01:33 I know that sounds weird in a course on how to give presentations and
- 01:53 formal presentations, financial presentations.
- 01:57 We as speakers have all these divisions in our mind.
- 02:02 The only thing an audience is thinking of is this.
- 02:30 The big picture is, are you making this an interesting,
- 02:35 memorable, relevant presentation for your audience?
- 02:40 The answer is yes, you're on the right track.
- 02:42 If the answer is no, take all your slides and throw them in the trash can.
- 02:47 Start over again.
- 02:50 Everything you do as a presenter, as you create your presentation,
- 02:56 as you put together your slides, outlines,
- 03:09 How does this really help the audience understand my concepts better?
- 03:27 interesting, and memorable to your audience.
- 03:53 you're gonna be awful at this.
- 03:54 You're going to be terrible.
- 03:57 So the first you gotta do is tell yourself,
- 03:58 you're not giving a PowerPoint presentation.
- 04:06 Right now I'm giving a TJ presentation.
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There are a couple of advantages to playing Turbo Sit ‘N Goes. The first advantage is that the rake is less than regular Sit ‘N Goes. For example, a $20 SNG usually has a rake of $2 (10%), but a $25 turbo SNG will still have a rake of $2 (8%). Of course, you’re also playing for a larger prize pool since everyone is kicking in $25 instead of $20.
Another advantage to turbo SNGs is that they usually take half the time that a regular SNG takes so you can play more of them an hour. Once you combine the lower rake, higher prize pool and increased number of games; it’s easy to see why some people choose to specialize in turbo SNGs.
As you can see, your range opens up considerably as you move closer to the button. When you’re not the first person in the pot, the gap concept applies.
Learn the Independent Chip Model so you know when you can profitably shove a hand. The Nash Shove/Call charts will help you when you get heads up since the blinds will be so large that you’ll have to push or fold.
Turbo SNGs are mathematical games. You have to exploit every edge to build your stack quickly and take them down. Just remember that normal SNG rules apply. Don’t get too crazy early, but be willing to shove wide when the blinds are high.


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And I'm going to see Forrest Gump soon.
Last saw From Russia with Love.
Samuel L. Jacksonmovies ever.
Doesn't live up to the first one, but still a pretty good action movie. It seemed to me like some of the characters may have been underdeveloped, and the plot didn't seem very concluded.


szereplőgárdát: kettejük mellé még Kevin Kline-t és Jamie Lee Curtis-t.
2009. október 23-án, a Nem a Messiás (Not a Messiah), Eric Idle és John du Prez által írt ötrészes komikus oratórium bemutatóján szerepelt. Az angliai bemutatót, a londoni Royal Albert Hall-ban, a Monty Python csoport 40. éves évfordulójára időzítették. Vendégek voltak még:. A műsor végén elénekelte a Favágódalt.
Michael Palin első útifilmje 1980-ban készült egy BBC-tévésorozat része, az Utazások a Föld leghíresebb vasútvonalain (Great Railway Journeys of the World) címmel.
"Mindig is felfedező akartam lenni, de 1988. szeptember 25-ig úgy tűnt, nem lehetek több egy nagyon hülyének látszó személynél. De az a nap megváltoztatta az életem. Egy csapással átváltoztam egy nagyon hülyének látszó személyből egy nagyon hülyének látszó felfedezővé."
2012-ben Brazíliát vette a nyakába, a négy epizódos Brazil with Michael Palin sorozat kedvéért. 2013-ban pedig Andrew Wyeth amerikai festő Pennsylvaniai szülőhazáját mutatta be.
2018 év végén jelent meg kétrészes Észak-Koreát bemutató útifilmje.
Feleségével először egy nyári vakáción találkoztak 1959-ben, ahova az újratalálkozás reményében évről évre visszatért. Helen Gibbinsszel 1966-ban házasodtak össze. Három gyerekük van: Thomas (1969), William (1971), Rachel (1975), és két unokájuk.
1986-ban az Evening Standard British Film Awardson Peter Sellers-díjat kapott.
1993-ban nyitotta meg hivatalosan kapuit a Michael Palin Központ a Dadogós Gyermekekért. Michael Palin beleegyezett, hogy róla nevezzék el a központot, A hal neve: Wanda című filmbéli alakítása után, ahol Ken, szerepe szerint dadogott. Azóta is támogatja a központot és segít a fejlesztésében.
Az 1993-ban felfedezett 9621 Michaelpalin nevű aszteroida róla lett elnevezve.
2000-ben megkapta a Brit Birodalom Érdemrendje Parancsnoki Keresztjét, televíziós munkásságáért.
Egy 2005-ös brit felmérés szerint, ahol a "A Komédiások Komédiását" keresték, minden idők 50 legjobb komédiása közül a 30. lett.
Magyarországon is ismert filmjeiből:
 Hogyan bosszantsuk az embereket (How to Irritate People, 1968)
 És most következzék valami egészen más (And Now for Something Completely Different, 1971)
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had a lightweight three-dimensional university seal created, and painted a metallic, aged bronze to mirror the eight-foot seal located in the heart of campus. In the higher education industry, the seal is the university's corporate mark and is reserved for official documents and can only be used on things sanctioned by the president and board of trustees.
To the left and the right of the podium, I designed two Campbell orange gonfalons with the university logo and an illustration of Kivett — which later aided in the creation of the new university logo and visual identity. The use of gonfalons not only visually defined the borders of the stage, but also through their rich history in formal collegiate events helped reinforce Campbell’s history and legitimacy as an established university. Ground accent lights were also used to illuminate the gonfalons and provide a splash of orange on the back drop.
Every venue has its own audio and visual equipment with its own sets of shortcomings, so in an effort to prevent problems, we invested in our own AV system. We had a dedicated 4 LED spot light system that allowed us to control how the stage was lit and reduce any glare issues. The sound system included elevated speakers, wireless mics and an HD projector to play a 90-second video to introduce the president and the growing university.
The consistent experience didn’t stop with the program. We worked with a local florist near each venue to arrange simple yet classic white hibiscus floral arrangements for the tables. We chose a more monochromatic arrangement and backdrop to allow the univerity's brand color orange to pop on the various branded items like table tents and signage.
After the president spoke, he welcomed questions through a town hall-style question-and-answer session. This was streamlined and controlled through allowing the attendees to write out their questions on a sticky note and put them on a branded bulletin board near the registration table when they checked in. While the president spoke, we grouped like-questions and categorized each question into sections like “athletics,” “infrastructure,” “academics,” etc. This allowed us to combine duplicates and summarize the longer questions.
I worked with one of our alumni database managers to identify alumni, friends and parents in the counties and surrounding areas for each venue. Our marketing plan was broken into six touches to 13 groups of people. Six weeks prior to the event, we sent a branded “Save the Date” email which allowed us some wiggle room for a couple of the earlier events that had a tighter response date.
Five weeks out, we sent a more formal invitation. In a world without a budget, I would have had developed a the full invite package with an invite, outer and inner envelope, RSVP card and a pre-addressed response envelope with a live stamp. Since our recipient list was so large, I designed shells with a gold foil seal at the top which would allow us to print 13 different invites while staying within budget. Two weeks before the event, we sent out a branded reminder about the event and how much we looked forward to seeing them. A week later, we sent out another “last day to register” email to help solidify the attendee list and confirm numbers for the food vendors.
The day after the event, we sent a survey to help us gauge the event's success and troubleshoot any issues.e new president, the university and the event. As a final touch, I reproduced a handwritten thank you note from the president and sent it to each person that attended the event. All of this was scheduled and executed for 13 different groups.
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