The Institute for Security Studies complained that the arms export reports by the National Conventional Arms Committee did not contain enough detail and were often tardy and were not released within the specified time. The Institute stated that transparency was a very important factor and it was crucial that relevant information about arms was made publicly available in order to ensure effective accountability of government to the people. The issue of certain countries being exempt from producing End User Certificates was challenged. Members wondered what could be done for more effective oversight over arms and questioned the cost required to achieve transparency.
The Ceasefire Campaign raised concerns about transparency and questioned the need for many of the amendments proposed. They stated that through transparency and accountability, regional safety and stability could be achieved. They warned that there were attempts to limit transparency and increase secrecy within the sphere of arms dealing. The End User Certificate was necessary and purposeful and warned of the possible dangers of countries being exempt from producing these documents. Concerns about the Auditor-General’s powers of investigation being limited were also noted. It was proposed that the provisions of the proposed clause 12 (amending section 15) and clause 7 (amending section 9) that spoke about controlled items, be tightened to achieve consistencyRelated Industry Association stated that its submission represented a consolidated view of the South African Defence Related Industries. They proposed that the Auditor General have access to financial records as well as various registers and processes. The NCACC reports had to include details of re-exports, imports and change of ownership regarding arms and that the outcome of arms meetings had to be communicated to the public. The Association also wanted clarity on the relationships between the NCACC, the Sub-Committees, the Inspectorate and the Secretariat. They noted a lack of capacity and technical presence inThe Committee wondered iwould be constrained further by the Bill, as it gave the institution even more responsibility. In response, the Portfolio Committee discussed whether the NCACC met regularly and Members agreed thathad to be discussed.
The Armaments Corporation of South Africa commended the proposed Bill but noted that there were some problematic areas, such as the issue of the End User Certificate. They commended the Scrutiny Committee but expressed concern with regard to regulations on controlled items. It was suggested that a competent committee engage in a serious discussion before laying down rules and regulations concerning controlled items.
Mr Guy Lamb (Programme Head: Arms Management in the ISS) commended the drafters on several aspects of the Bill such as the extension of the functions of the NCACC to include the administration of the Anti-Mercenary Bill. A complaint was made that the Annual Arms Export Report for 2007 was available to the Committee, but it was not accessible to the public. The Annual Arms Export Report for 2003 and 2004 had been released to the public only the previous year. He noted that there was a general delay in reports being released. Also, there was a trend to include only the arms category, the Rand value and country of export in these reports. A recommendation was made that more detail should be shown and he pointed to the high level of detail prevalent in the export reports of foreign countries.
Transparency also enhancedbuilt confidence between states, as sharing of information reduced incidences of suspicion and misperception, which could lead to interstate conflict. A question was raised as to why South Africa omitted information in its export reports for the purpose of national security. However, details of what had been imported from South Africa was readily available in the reports of other countries. Surely, South Africa should display this information as well. Reports used to be available on the Defence Department’s website. However, this was no longer the case. A recommendation for these reports to be placed on the parliamentary website was made. The date of delivery, type and quantity were noted as significant details for reports about arms deals.
also challenged. There was a concern that the importance of End User Certificates were being underestimated, which could result in the proliferation of certain arms, UN Arms embargo violations and the possibility of the black market thriving. A recommendation was made that certain countries should not be exempt from producing End User Certificates.
A question was raised about how the controlled items list would be compiled. A recommendation for it to be reviewed and updated annually was made as well as to include public consultation.
The ISS recommended that the amendment to section 23 of the Act, which removed the obligation of the NCACC to report to Parliament on a quarterly basis be deleted. They recommended that section 5 of the Memorandum on the Objects of the Bill include a provision tha be appropriately staffed in order for it to effectively pursue its mandate. The ISS also proposed that a process by which the list of controlled items would be updated should be included in the Bill.
Dr G Koornhof (ANC) asked whether section 23 of the Amendment Bill did not fulfill some of ISS’s concerns. He asked about the ways in which there could be more effective oversight should the quarterly report be kept as opposed to an annual report.
Dr E Schoeman (ANC) called for debate about the Scrutiny Committee and its functionary powers within the Act.
Adv H Schmidt (DA) asked why there were not any basic minimum requirements for information on all arms exports. Why were some contracts commercially sensitive and not others?
Ms P Daniels (ANC) stated that the Committee needed to protect the South African people and those we exported to. Nowhere in the amendments were there attempts to negate human rights so she questioned at what cost one should attempt to achieve transparency.
Dr Koornhof restated the purpose of the hearing and expressed a need for everyone to contribute for the purpose of improving the legislation. He asserted that the four main points to be included in the public reports were country, type, quantity and value of the arms. He wondered where one would draw the line with regard to national security and transparency. He asked whether people would be satisfied if these four categories were included or if there was a need for more information to be made available.
Dr Schoeman stated that he would take Dr Koornhof questions to next level and ask if one would be happy if the Committee had the right to insist what type of information could be made public and what type should remain secret - for the purpose of national security.
The Institute for Security Studies representative responded that a balance could be found between transparency and national security. He called for good risk management and intelligence information, which would help in understanding the situation of the countries to which South Africa exported. He questioned the decision to allow a conveyance permit for the infamous arms deal between China and Zimbabwe at a time when there was instability prevalent in Zimbabwe. Tcould be achieved and he used the example of the United Kingdom’s arms report, which showed that they produced a balance of information in their annual report, which was both informative and simple enough for the public to understand.
The Chairperson asked the Institute for Security Studies to comment on the issue of commercial confidentiality with regard to commercial contracts.
The Institute responded that commercial confidentiality in the absence of transparency could result in problematic behaviour.
The Chairperson thanked the Institute for Security Studies and restated the responsibilities of politicians in finding solutions to the issues raised.
Mr Rob Thomson, from the Ceasefire Campaign Steering Committee, complained that there was a need for clarity about the scope of the Act. He was concerned that the NCACC showed serious signs of regulatory capture by the military-industrial complex. He stated that the industry could become unduly powerful in influencing the regulator, the NCACC, which should be accountable through Parliament to the people instead.
He pointed out that there was a problem with delegation and assignment. There was a problem with certain amended sections, which resulted in a conflict. He gave the example of the Chinese-Zimbabwean embargo arms shipment. He claimed that the Secretary of Defence was given carte blanche to issue permits. He noted that there were no arms embargos against Zimbabwe and therefore it would seem that there should be no reason why a permit should not be given. However, there were many other criteria to consider and the fact that there was no arms embargo was a minor issue. Permits were given administratively by officials and not provided by the NCACC. He disagreed with the notion of policy matters being delegated.
Mr Thomson found it problematic that the scope of the Auditor-General’s investigation was limited. The Auditor-General should have access to, and should be able to audit all documents. Mr Thomson had a problem with clause 14 that substituted section 17 of the Act, which dealt with the issue of End-User Certificates. The procedures for end-user certificates were extremely vulnerable to abuse and the Campaign was worried that further amendments would make end-user certificates even more vulnerable. The Campaign objected to the proposed section 17(3), which relaxed the requirements for end-user certificates. It undermined the purpose of the end user certificate without applying any constraints about the circumstances under which exceptions could be granted.
Mr Thomson said that his most significant concerns were about clause 17 (amending section 23 of the Act) which deliberately removed reference Nations. The Campaign was concerned that the NCACC was failingis section conflicted with many ideals of transparency and a complaint was made that reports from previous years were still not accessible and in the public domain. Further, they were submitted to Parliament at a later date than required. He stated that the NCACC was more concerned with secrecy than transparency. He proposed that the provisions ofthe transfer and trade of controlled items be tightened to achieve consistency.
Dr Koornhof stated that one could not limit the extent of investigation and downscale the role of the Auditor-General. He asked for clarity on whether Mr Thomson wanted the Scrutiny Committee to be scrapped or just subject to section 15 of the current Act, which spoke about the transfer of controlled items. He asked if Mr Thomson wanted a case-by-case study of the NCACC or of the Scrutiny Committee. He asked for clarity on this issue.
Mr Thomson replied to Dr Koornhof’s question noting that he was referring to the arms committee itself and not the Scrutiny Committee. He clarified that he did not have an issue with the Scrutiny Committee and confirmed that the issue related to clause 8 amending 11(1)(b) and not 11(1)(c). He repeated that the major issue was the time delay in availability of reports. They were supposedyear. He emphasized the need for the quarterly report and claimed that an annual report would not be sufficient, as transfers in arms deal were made 15 months before and were therefore “ancient history”. If the NCACC were really committed to transparency, they would put the arms transfers on their website after every meeting. This should include necessary details and not just the basic bare essentials. He concluded by stating that if the NCACC were serious about transparency, those types of things would occur, as they were the type of principles that allowed for transparency.
An ANC member asked how a country was expected to defend itself and at the same time maintain such high levels of transparency with regard to arms.
Mr Thomson responded t that the requirements for deterrence were transparency. He continued by arguing that this served regional peace. What it did not serve was the interest of aggressive nations. In those instances, secrecy was called for. He stated that South Africa should not wish to conduct arms business with aggressive countries and there should be the expressed commitment to dealing with only defensive countries. The country needed to know more about this industry than any other. This would serve South Africa’s defence issues in the regional sphere.
Dr Schoeman stated that one did not allow those delegated by the NCACC to issue permits. If this had occurred, it was irregular. He continued by stating that there was no justification for such delegation.
The Chairperson thanked Mr Thomson for his contribution and noted that they would look into the issues that had been raised.
Mr Simphiwe Hamilton, the Executive Director, stated that theA Defence Related Industries (SADRI). He stated that this engagement was significant because the successful implementation of the Amendment Bill was acute007 SADRI Survey on arms control, which included, but was not limited to, the optimal resourcing and capacitisation of the Directorate Arms Control (DCAC).
SADRI proposed a few amendments to the Bill. They proposed an amendment to clause 9 amending section 12 of the Act so that the Auditor General couldclause 17 amending of section 23 of the Act should be amended to state that the NCACC’s report to Parliament had to include details about re-exports, imports, destruction and change of ownership regarding arms.
It was suggested that the schedule of the regular/monthly meetings of the NCACC should not only be strictly adhered to but also made public with a standing method of communicating its outcomes or decisions. It was also recommended that clarity be attainedCACC, the Sub-Committees, the Scrutiny Committee, the Inspectorate and the Secretariat.
Dr Koornhof noted that there was a lack of technical presence and capacity in the NCACC. In a previous engagement with the NCACC, the Committee had asked them what the timeframes were for decision-making on various programmes. The Committee wanted to finalise the legislation. However; according to SADRI, the NCACC was understaffed and lacked capacity. The legislation could give the NCACC more responsibility and this might put more strain on its human resources and the timeframes for decision-making. He asked whether SADRI thought the Bill put more constraints on the NCACC. He thought that most of SADRI’s suggestions were quite straightforward and that they would have to engage with the Committee together with the Department of Defence to determine if they could improve the legislation. Dr Koornhof was not sure that he followed SADRI on their amendment of clause 20 (inserting section 25A into the Act), which proposed that the provision should expressly “exclude the sourcing of capital equipment” except if it was in the replenishment of existing stock. He also needed clarity on what SADRI thought the problem was with the structural relationships between the Committee, Sub-Committees, Scrutiny Committee, Inspectorate and the Secretariat.
Mr Hamilton stated that in truth, there were challenges with human resources. They needed to make sure that the people who were appointed had the technical “know-how” required for their positions. The technical aspect was very important.
Mr Hamilton clarified that SADRI wanted to know how the NCACC committees met and how many times they met.
Dr Schoeman stated that it was shown that the NCACC had not met regularly. He wanted clarity on this. He wondered, in terms of the sub-committees, if SADRI were now contesting the amendments that formalised the Scrutiny Committee. He asked if they now wanted to formalise all the sub-committees within the Bill.
Mr Hamilton replied that the sub-committees and the Scrutiny Committee could definitely be included in the regulations even if they were not formalised in the Bill. The Scrutiny Committee could be formalised because of the key role it played in the legislation.
Mr Hamilton answered that people needed to know the relationship between the different entities that were part of the framework that was implementing the Bill. They needed to know the legal standings of the committees. Many people in different industries wanted to know what status the different entities had.
Mr Hamilton added that he could not comment on whether the NCACC and the committees had met regularly, as he did not have insight into this information.
Ms Daniels asked SADRI if they thought that the Bill spoke to the challenges experienced by the NCACC.
Mr Hamilton stated that SADRI had interacted with the Department in July and August 2007. This interaction was limited. A workshop was held where the initial Draft Bill was presented. SADRI was not engaged in the drafting of the final tabled Bill.
Dr Koornhof added that the regular meetings of the committees and the NCACC, as well as the relationships between the NCACC and the other committees were practical issues that needed to be discussed.
Mr Brig Van Staaden, Executive Manager, stated that he was very positive about the Amendment Bill. There were areas that were problematic but they were generally satisfied. He noted that the word “possession” regarding controlled items that was used throughout the tabled Bill was problematic. Armscor proposed the insertion of a section 7A, which suggested that the Departments of Minerals and Energy as well as Science and Technology be included as part of the Scrutiny Committee.
Another problem was the re-occurring issue of the End User Certificate, which he stated as being a “broad based document”. He recommended that perhaps one could categorize specific controlled items that needed to have an end user certificate. Armscor also suggested that a “Pro-Forma End-user Certificate be provided to a competent authority issuing end-user certificates, which would assist in standardising the process. Mr Van Staaden presented the example of how the French operated. If one wanted to sell an aircraft that was purchased from France years ago, the French would ask for a competent authority. France would transfer authority to South Africa’s competent authority, namely the NCACC. He continued by stating that the Armscor Act was not addressed in the amended Bill. He noted the Armscor contract on behalf of the Department of Defence to supply them with vehicles, personnel or facilities.
Mr Van Staaden also expressed concern that now there was a need for them to go back to the Scrutiny Committee to apply for a permit before giving an item to a company. He requested that these issues be revised. He commended the concept ofthe regulations on controlled items. He requested that a competent committee go through a serieDr Koornhof requested that Armscor make a proper presentation, as he found it difficult to deal with these sorts of remarks. He asked how one was expected to take these comments and reach some kind of decision.


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Friday, 14 March 1862.
Started early this morning on eastern course, to avoid the flood, and went some miles along stony ridges, then through swamp and water. On our left a small but pretty lake, and a long sandy range on our right; in the distance there is a well watered creek, which seems to supply this small lake. We came to camp on a sand hill close to a claypan, with shallow water. The flood is seen some four miles off to the west of north. There seem to be interminable sand hills ahead. Country today was pretty, with much fine feed for the animals, and the adley in abundance, with its elegant little yellow blossom. The sand hills were covered with various flowers of all colours. The smell of the flowers is delicious, so no one must tell me any more that the flowers of this country have no smell.
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“And if we’re in this virtual world, maybe the rules aren’t so strict and maybe this character is doing something else in this other world. We wanted to create this holistic world.”
“We didn’t want to create a strategy or a puzzle game that someone needs to spend 20 hours on and no one else at the venue is going to get to play it,” Stout says. “In a normal videogame environment you would learn after playing a couple of times, but we don’t have the luxury of one user being able to play these five or six times, maybe, to catch up. The learning curve had to be immediate.”


Ammant Monday received Chief of the Somali Army Gen. Dahir Adan Elmi and a delegation accompanying him.
The Somali official was accorded a military reception where he was saluted by a guard of honour.
During their meeting, Freihat and Elmbeyond, as well as ways to further enhasenior army officers.


If you are already committed to being a part of Compass Bible Church Hill Country when we launch, join us for this important 3-part training series (March 23, April 21 & May 25). Pastor Hayden will be teaching our Exploring Compass class so that when we launch in Fall 2021, you will be ready and trained to be a part of the team. These meetings will take place before our Monthly Vision Meetings in New Braunfels, so we hope you can be there for both. Dinner will be served at the Vision Meeting.


A foul in the box by the Bison (0-8-1, 0-4-0) led to a Joey Aman goal in the 30th minute and the Blue & White took a one-score advantage into the break.
- Joey Aman is starting to heat up. He' four out of the last five contests.
- Nicholas Guglielmetti made one stop in goal to earn his seventh victory of the season.
The Lions take a break from NEAC play when they host Lebanon Valley in non-conference action on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 1.


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When Janine Beckie walked off the pitch for the final time in Brazil last summer it was hard for her to fathom what she and the Canada Women's National Team had accomplished.
Canada won the bronze medal for a second consecutive Olympics – a significant feat considering the team had not done much at major competitions before the 2012 Olympics.
Beckie, the Dash forward who scored the fastest goal in Olympic history this summer, thought the world might take notice. On Friday morning the Texas Tech graduate got some bad news from FIFA.
Canada might still have a ways to go.
The world governing body of soccer released its 2016 finalists for the Best FIFA Women's Player and for the Best FIFA women's coach.
Beckie's coach John Herdman and accomplished teammate Christine Sinclair, who this year became the world's No. 2 all-time leading scorer, were not on either list.
Sinc & John deserve more..back2back podiums, 2nd most goals EVER, bronze winning goal & transforming a program. Very disappointed for them.
The voting process for each award is split evenly between national coaches, national captains, media and fans.
This year the finalists for the Ballon d'Or are Dash midfielder and USWNT captain Carli Lloyd, who won it last year, Germany's Melanie Behringer and Brazil's Marta.
Behringer scored an Olympic best five goals in leading her team to the gold medal. Marta is a five-time winner and has been a finalist 12 of the last 13 years.
While the idea of giving fans a vote seems like good publicity for FIFA it may keep up-and-coming teams like Canada from being recognized. Women's soccer games are not as widely viewed around the globe so fans may not have a chance to see teams outside of their country unless they are playing in the international finals that are televised throughout the world.
"You might have a 15-year old American girl voting who hasn't necessarily ever watched Canada play," Beckie said Friday in a phone interview. "Lots of it is about population size. Brazil, Germany and the United States have huge populations. Canada does not.
Herdman's exclusion from the three coaching finalists comes at least in part because USWNT coach Jill Ellis made the list. Ellis won the award in 2015 after leading the Americans to the World Cup championship but faltered this year when the team failed to makeEllis is joined on the list by Germany's Silvia Neid and Sweden's Pia Sundhage, whose team eliminated the USWNT in the quarterfinals en route to winning the silver medal.
Herdman, meanwhile, accomplished two of the major goals he dreamed of when he took over the program in 2012.
Beckie added that picking three finalists from around the world is 'incredibly difficult.' She said she believes those were picked have strong arguments to be there. She simply wishes Canada had been represented.
The next step, she said, is to win a major international tournament so that the next time Canada walks off the pitch the world has no choice but to notice what it is building.


imLe collaborazioni discografiche del 2004
Vietato Morire di Andrea Chimenti, un album scritto a quattro mani
Nel 2004 Massimo Fantoni partecipa attivamente insieme a Matteo Buzzanca alla lunga gestazione del nuovo album di Andrea Chimenti intitolato Vietato Morire. Tutti i brani portano la firma di Andrea Chimenti e Massimo Fantoni. Tra i musicisti ospiti dell'album anche Steve Jansen, Patrizia Laquidara, Gianni Maroccolo
Nel 2005 Massimo Fantoni partecipa all'album Samhain di Nihil project il progetto di Antonello Cresti e Andrea Gianessi pubblicato da Materiali Sonori. Nello stesso anno Massimo Fantoni partecipa al concerto dedicato a Stefano Facchielli in arte D. Rad, una delle anime fondamentali degli Almamegretta. Il concerto, oltre a Fantoni vede sul palco artisti come Bluvertigo, Mauro Pagani, Marina Rei, Federico Zampaglione. La serata sarà registrata e pubblicato nel cd Il lato D dove Massimo Fantoni esegue insieme a Marco Parente il brano Muschio Magico. Oltre alla pubblicazione dell'ep Cerchi nell'acqua tratto da Piccoli fragilissimi film dei Paolo Benvegnù, nel 2005 Massimo Fantoni partecipa alla realizzazione dell'ep di Marco Parente intitolato Il posto delle fragole dove suona la chitarra nella traccia intitolata Reperto ritrovato.
Sempre nel 2005 entra a far parte del progetto Amore una band costituita oltre che dallo stesso Massimo Fantoni alle chitarre, da Alessandro Fiori dei Mariposa, Gionni Dall'Orto e Samuele Bucelli con i quali pubblica l'album I tendaggi del primo semestre. Nel 2008 Massimo Fantoni partecipa al progetto Randagi con un cuore Enorme messo in piedi dai Malfunk a favore dell'ospedale dei Bambini Anna Meyer di Firenze; si tratta di un cd dove la band toscana mette a disposizione otto brani reinterpretati dai migliori artisti italiani del momento, tra cui lo stesso Massimo Fantoni che suona nel brano un cuore enorme insieme alla cantante Syria
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When I started my newsletter, I stated that Learning in Public was one of the main reasons for doing so.
The second thing I loved (and right to the point of this post, focus Adrià goddammit) was that I knew stuff because I had shared them. I was aware of new things, and I remembered them because I took the time of writing them down and creating the post.
I’ve had several blogs afterward (Geeks.cat, that disappeared. And now this one). The idea, however, remained the same: forcing yourself to share and explain something is the best way to learn it. I’d go even further: the only way of truly knowing something is checking if you are able to explain it using simple words.
I have changed the format (I’ve given several conference talks). The format is not important. A blog, a short talk, a video, a podcast, an answer to an online forum, whatever. As long as you share, you improve.
Do you read cool stuff online? Share it on your team’s Slack, on Twitter. Curate a post list and publish it (it’s so damn easy).
And this, folks, is the main reason behind this blog and my newsletter. It’s just another channel I wanted to explore. The goal is just growing.


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A5–8 months after the hurricane and again 1 year later as . The follow-up survey was carried out to study patterns-correlates of recovery from(P CAG target population was English-speaking adult (aged ⩾18) pre-hurricane residents of the counties (in Alabama and Mississippi) and parishes (in Louisiana) defined by FEMA as directly affected by Hurricane Katrina (www.fema.gov/hazard/hurricane/2005katrina). Pre-hurricane residents of these areas were eligible for the sample regardless of whether they were in these areas at the time of the hurricane and regardless of the extent they or their property were affected by the hurricane. Census data suggest that only about 1% of this population was unable to speak English, suggesting that the restriction of the sample to English-speakers did not introduce major bias into the sample.
Respondents were selected from three sampling frames: the telephone numbers (land lines and cell phones) of the roughly 1.4 million families that applied for assistance from the American Red Cross (ARC); a random-digit dial (RDD) telephone frame of households in the areas affected by the hurricane and a supplemental sample of hotels that housed FEMA-supported evacuees. Although the use of RDD might seem impractical in a population where many people evacuated, evacuation was much more common in New Orleans Metro than the remainder of the affected areas. Furthermore, many evacuees had returned as of the time of the survey. RDD was useful in contacting these nonevacuees and returned evacuees. The vast majority of evacuees, in comparison, applied to the ARC for assistance and could be traced through contact information provided in the ARC applications for assistance. Other evacuees could be traced in the RDD sample through a call-forwarding service set up by Bell South in the wake of the hurricane that forwarded calls to phone numbers anywhere in the country requested by the person in whose name the pre-hurricane phone was registered. More details on sampling and adjustment for overlap of the frames are reported at www.HurricaneKatrina.med.harvard.edu.
The baseline CAG survey was carried out between 19 January and 31 March 2006, 5–7 months after the hurricane. A total of 1043 respondents completed the interview, representing an estimated 41.9% of the eligible households we screened. This low cooperation rate is due at least in part to the fact that we required a commitment from respondents for long-term involvement in the CAG in order to participate in the baseline survey, as the main goal of the CAG was to track the progress of recovery over time. An analysis of data obtained from the full screening sample found that those who did not join the CAG were similar to participants on all socio-demographic variables, but had a somewhat higher level of self-reported hurricane-related stress exposure (assessed by asking respondents to rate their hurricane-related stress exposure on a 0–10 scale where 0 meant ‘no stress at all’ and 10 meant ‘the most stress you can imagine a person having’) and more psychological distress (assessed with a short series of questions about frequency of common anxiety-mood symptoms). The ms) of reported hurricane-related stress exposure were 8.0 (6.0–10.0) among nonrespondents and 7.0 (5.0–9.0) among CAG members. The median and IQR of reported psychological distress on a scale scored to have a 0–10 theoretical range were 2.9 (1.2–4.4) among nonrespondents and 1.7 (0.6–3.5) among CAG members. A weight was applied to the baseline CAG data to adjust for these response biases. A within-household probability of selection weight was also used along with a post-stratification weight to adjust for residual discrepancies between the CAG and the 2000 Census population on a range of social, demographic and pre-hurricane housing variables. The consolidated CAG sample weight, finally, was trimmed to increase design efficiency based on evidence that trimming did not significantly affect the estimated prevalence of anxiety-mood disorders.
A small clinical reappraisal study of five respondents selected randomly from each of these three K6 categories (SMI, MMI and noncase) was carried ou27 The syndromes assessed were DSM-IV  phobia and specific phobia. Serious mental illness was defined as a DSM-IV diagnosis with a global assessment of functioning28 score of 0–60 and MMI of ⩾61. The SCID interviews confirmed K6 classifications for 14 of 15 respondents. The exception was a respondent classified as having SMI by the K6 but MMI by the SCID based on65 (with GAF of 0–60 required to diagnose SMI). These results, although based on only a small sample, suggest that the K6 has excellent psychometric properties (estimated in the SCID sample weighted to adjust for the sample-wide K6 distribution), including sensitivity (1.0 for SMI, 0.90 for MMI and 1.0 for either SMI to MMI) and specificity (1.0).
Given the special importance of PTSD in trauma situations, a separate PTSD screen was included based on the 12-item Trauma Screening Questionnaire (TSQ),29 a validated screen for PTSD.30 Our version differed from the original TSQ in using dimensional response options rather than a simple yes–no response format to assess 30-day symptom frequency (never, less than once a week, about once a week, two to four days a week and almost every day). A clinical reappraisal study was carried out to calibrate TSQ responses to DSM-IV PTSD with 30 respondents judging possible cases and 10 randomly selecting others. A cut-point on the factor-based 0–42 scale of TSQ responses (12 items, each scored 0–4) of 20+ was selected to approximate the SCID PTSD prevalence in the weighted (to adjust for over-sampling of screened positives) clinical reappraisal sample. Sensitivity (0.89), specificity (0.93) were all excellent for this dichotomous screen.
The baseline survey included 29 structured questions developed based on pilot interviews about hurricane-related stressors. These included traumatic stressors that occurred at the time of the hurricane (for example,  that occurred to the respondent), highly stressful experiences that occurred in the aftermath (for example, homelessness, physical adversity) and chronic stressful experiences that occurred in the first 5–7 months after the hurricane (for example, geographic dislocation, financial adversity). The latter set of questions was repeated in the follow-up survey. In addition, respondents were asked to provide a quantitative rating of the overall stressfulness of their situation by reporting ‘how stressful overall’ they would say their experiences related to the hurricane and aftermath were on a 0–10 scale ‘w’ Based on the finding that responses to the structured questions about specific stressors were strongly related to responses to the global rating question, we focus on trends in responses to the latter question in the current report, distinguishing respondents who reported stress from other respondents (0–2).
We examined associations of the mental health outcomes with a number of socio-demographic variables, including the respondent's age, sex, race/ethnicity, family income in the year before the hurricane, education, current health insurance coverage and current living situation. Age was coded 18–39, 40–59 and 60+. Race/ethnicity was coded non-Hispanic whites, non-Hispanic black and other (largely Hispanics and Asians). Family income was coded in quartiles, where low was defined as less than or equal to 0.5 of the population median on the ratio of per tax income to number of family members, while low-average was defined 0.5+ through 1.0 on the same ratio, high-average 1.0+ through 3 and high 3+ on this ratio. Years of education were coded in four categories: 0–11, 12 (high school graduate), 13–15 and 16+ (college graduate). Health insurance was coded yes–no. Current living situation, finally, was coded in four categories: living in the same house as before the hurricane, in the same county/parish but not the same house, in the same state but not the same county/parish and in a different state.
The estimated prevalence of any anxiety-mood disorder did not change significantly between the baseline survey (30.7%) and the follow-up survey (33.9%; t=1.9, P=0.06), although the trend is positive (Table 1). The estimated prevalence of SMI, in comparison, is significantly higher in the follow-up than baseline survey in the total sample (14.0 vs 10.9%, t=2.4, P=0.018) and nearly significant in the sub-sample of respondents who are not from the New Orleans Metropolitan Area (13.2 vs 9.4%, t=1.9, P=0.053). This trend is not significant, in comparison, in the New Orleans Metro sub-sample (16.9 vs 16.5%, t=0.3, P=0.81). The estimated prevalence of PTSDsub-sample exclusive of New Orleans Metro (20.0 vs 11.8%, t=4.0, P<0.001), but not in the New Orleans Metro sub-sample (24.1 vs 25.9%, t=0.9, P=0.37). The prevalence of suicidality, finallyboth with regard to suicidal ideation (6.4 vs 2.8%, t=3.9, P<0.001) and suicide plans (2.5 vs 1.0%, t=3.1, P=0.002). These trends, unlike those for SMI and PTSD, are significant and relatively comparable in magnitude in both the New Orleans Metro sub-sample and in the remainder of the sample.
We cross-classified baseline and follow-up diagnoses in order to study the composition of the diagnoses with significant trends. The majority of respondents classified as having SMI at follow-up either already had SMI at baseline (39.9%) or progressed from baseline MMI, PTSD or suicidal ideation (31.6%) to SMI, while the remaining 28.5% represent delayed onsets (that is, no MMI, no PTSD and no suicidal ideation at baseline; Table 2, Part I). A similar pattern exists for PTSD, where the majority of follow-up cases either already had PTSD at baseline (47.3%) or progressed from baseline SMI, MMI or suicidal ideation to PTSD (27.1%), while the remaining 26.8% are delayed onsets (that is, no SMI, MMI and no suicidal ideation at baseline). The proportions of delayed onsets are comparable for suicidal ideation (24.1%) and somewhat higher for suicide plans (46.6%), while the proportions with persistence (16.6 and 26.0% for ideation and plans, respectively) are lower than those for SMI and PTSD. The proportions that represent progressions (that is, from baseline cases with SMI, MMI or PTSD) are higher for suicidal ideation (59.3%) than for SMI or PTSD and comparable for suicide plans (27.4%) compared to SMI and PTSD with baseline SMI (51.1%) continued to have SMI at follow-up, while 30.8% improved (that is, were classified as having MMI, PTSD or suicidal ideation at follow-up but not longer classified as having SMI) and only a relatively small minority (18.1%) recovered (that is, no longer met criteria either for any of the following: SMI, MMI, PTSD, and suicidal ideation; Table 2, Part II). In the case of PTSD, 66.4% of baseline cases continued to have PTSD at follow-up, while an additional 16.9% were classified as having MMI, SMI or suicidal ideation but not PTSD at follow-up, and only 16.7% recovered. Persistence was somewhat lower for suicidal ideation (37.9%), but much higher for plans (69.8%). Improvement, in comparison, was comparatively high for suicidal ideation (49.9%), but not for suicide plans (12.2%). Recovery (that is, no MMI, or SMI, no PTSD and no suicidality at follow-up), finally, was relatively uncommon for either suicidal ideation (12.2%) or plans (18.0%).
An attempt was made to distinguish the predictors of delayed onset from the predictors of persistence by including interactions between the predictors and the baseline measures of the outcomes in an expanded version of the prediction equations, but none of these models converged due to the sparseness of the data. As a result, we cannot determine whether the significant socio-demographic predictors are predicting delayed onsets of the outcomes, persistence or both.
Another possibility is that the psychological effects of hurricane-related stresses increased over time even though the magnitude of the stresses themselves decreased. A comparison of the cross-sectional associations between hurricane-related stresses and the outcomes finds some superficial support for this possibility with regard to SMI, as the ORs linking stress with SMI in the follow-up survey are consistently larger than the parallel ORs in the baseline survey (Table 5)4 2=8.1, P=0.09). Furthermore, the pattern is not less pronounced in the New Orleans Metro sub-sample than in the remainder of the sample (χ4 2=5.1, P=0.28; detailed results available on request) This means that heightened reactivity to hurricane-related stress cannot explain the fact that the significant increase in SMI is confined to respondents in the sub-sample exclusive of the New Orleans Metro Area. Furthermore, the pattern of higher ORs at follow-up than baseline does not hold either for PTSD or for suicidal ideation. In the case of suicidal ideation, the rarity of the outcome required the stress measures to be dichotomized (severe stress vs all others) to stabilize parameter estimates.
The model was expanded to study the effects of hurricane-related stress on trends in SMI, PTSD and suicidal ideation. This was carried out by adding a control for the baseline value of the outcome to the prediction equation along with measures of stress assessed in both surveys. Baseline stress was not a significant predictor of trends in either SMI (χ4 2=4.3, P=0.37) or PTSD (χ4 2=8.0, P=0.09), while stress at follow-up was significant in both equations (χ4 2=31.5, P<0.001; χ4 2=13.0, P=0.01aseline stress and follow-up stress or between sub-sample (that is, New Orleans Metro vs the remainder of the sample) and either measure of stress (detailed results available on request). Based on these results, the final model for trends in SMI and PTSD included stress in the follow-up sample as the only key predictor (Table 6). Stress exposure in this model is associated with substantial variation in both SMI and PTSD at follow-up, with ORs for serious-severe stress in the range 35.8–42.2 for SMI and 12.8–20.3 for PTSD after controlling for baseline SMI and socio-demographics.
Four principal limitations of the study need to be noted. First, mental disorders were estimated with screening scales rather than with clinical interviews. It should be noted, though, that the K6 screening scale has previously been validated21, 23, 24 and that the modified TSQ was found to be valid in our clinical reappraisal study. Nonetheless, screening scales are inevitably less precise than clinical interviews, generally leading to associations being attenuated. Based on this fact, the results reported here about predictors are likely to be conservative. Second, the baseline CAG survey response rate was low and the sampling frame excluded people who were unreachable by telephone. These problems presumably ledbeing under-represented in the sample, making the prevalence estimates reported here ofs conservative. Third, the ratings of hurricane-related stress were retrospective and subjective, raising concerns about bias related to current emotional functioning. Fourth, even though we interpreted the associations between hurricane-related stress and the outcome measures in causal terms, it is possible that unmeasured common causes (for example, pre-hurricane history of psychopathology that influenced stressor exposure and post-hurricane mental illness) influenced the observed associations. Caution is consequently needed in interpreting these associations.
The fact that the increases in SMI and PTSD a Area is difficult to interpret in light of the higher levels of hurricane-related stress both at baseline and at follow-up in the New Orleans Metro sub-sample. It is possible to speculate post hoc that the much greater media attention directed at New Orleans than the other areas affected by Katrina might have led to a greater sense of abandonment among affected people not from the New Orleans Metro Area, but we have no data to evaluate this interpretation. Another possibility is that the increases in SMI, PTSD and suicidality are partly due to increases in stressors that might only be indirectly linked to the hurricane. several longitudinal studies that low-intensity ongoing stressors significantly predict long-term PTSD, presumably because these nagging stressors erode the resistance resources that would otherwise promote recovery.41, 42 However, it is unclear why such stressors might be more prevalent among people not from the New Orleans Metro Area than from New Orleans Metro. Finally, there is the possibility that psychological vulnerability to such stressors is higherand that this heightened vulnerability explains why the increases in SMI and PTSD documented here were confined to this sub-sample. Exactly this kind of difference residual hurricane-related stress and suicidal ideationt due to the small number of respondents with suicidal ideation and the wide confidence interval of the estimated OR in the sub-sample of respondents not from New Orleans Metro.
The findings that young people,ho were geographically displaced are at comparatively high risk of anxiety-mood disorders and are consistent with previously documented correlates of mental illness after disasters35, 36 and other traumas.43 Importantly, though, these associations are modest in magnitude, suggesting that the mental illness associated with Hurricane Katrina is distributed across the full range of the socio-demographic spectrum of the affected population. It is noteworthy in this regard that the significant upward trends in SMI, PTSD and suicidality were found to be unrelated to sex, race/ethnicity, education and health insurance status.
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My own role in the Megastar case began in the year of 2013. My firm Schweiger & Partners received a phone call from Jacopo Liguori, lawyer at Withersworldwide. Singapore customs has notified Jacopo's client of a potential counterfeit case, involving the trademarks of his client. Paolo Beconcini, lawyer at Squire Patton Boggs, has recommended our Singapore firm to him, as we two have been working together in IP legal enforcement for a very long time.
And Leonard Chia and his local law firm Asia Ascent have done an excellent job, I must say.
I have traveled more than 12,000 miles from Singapore to last year's INTA Convention in Seattle in order to attend one of the most appalling presentations that I have ever heard in Intellectual Property law. That was during a talk on 20 May 2018.
A representative of the US Patent Office (USPTO) gave a presentation about Intermediaries and Free Trade Zones.
This is an inaccurate assessment of the Megastar High Court decision. The plaintiffs did not want "to establish … liability for the shipper of both coming in and going out". Instead, the Plaintiffs sought to establish liability against the freight forwarders who had no idea that the containers being transhipped through Singapore contained infringing goods.
Plaintiffs' claims arise out of two shipments by which two containers that they were to be sent on to a Third Party in Batam. The c. Upon examination, the containers were discovered to contain counterfeit goods. The Plaintiffs then commenceMegastar, alleging that Megastar had imported the counterfeit goods into Singapore. Megastar denies importing the counterfeit goods into Singapore and asserts that even if the counterfeit goods had been imported into Singapore, Megastar is, in any case, not the importer (c.f. point 2 of the Megastar High Court decision).
Again, this is an inaccurate statement. Megastar was in fact "randomly" involved, and it was not "Megastar coming in and going out". Megastar was never physically shipping the containers. Megastar is a local freight forwarder in Singapore.
And no, Megastar did not know what was in the two containers. The shipping documents stated "household goods" for the first container and "car accessories, computer accessories, fashion items, household goods and tools and hardware" for the second container. As far as fashion items are concerned, the shipping documents stated: "belts, handbags, "bag shopping", school bags and wallets." (cf. points 19 – 24 of the Megastar decision).
Such a container seal is a short metal bolt that comes with a one-way sealing cap. Once the sealing cap is clicked on the thinner end of the bolt, you can no longer remove it from there. The only way to separate the cap from the bolt is cutting the bolt in two. A big red bolt-cutter is used for that purpose.
This is also why freight forwarders cannot easily be part of anti-counterfeiting enforcement. They have no way to determine whether or not counterfeit products are in the containers that they are shipping unless a shipper is so "honest" to state on the shipping documents that the shipped goods are in fact illegal. That is unlikely to happen.
Actually, they were incinerated at the Tuas waste incineration plant in Singapore. I know that because I was there when that happened. The local newspapers in Singapore reported it. The Singapore High Court wrote about that aspect and other aspects of "exportation" under points 179 -188 in the Megastar High Court decision.
The ultimate reason why the Defendant was not found liable for the trademark infringement in Singapore, was that Megastar was acting as a so-called "Intermediary".
The US Customs is following this distinction between "Ultimate Consignee" and "Nominal Consignee" in enforcement. This is described in detail in US Customs Directive No. 2310-008A, dated April 7, 2000. Check out this directive, it is a very practical manual on how to work with US Customs when it comes to Anti-Counterfeiting. Worth reading it!
Anyone who is into international border enforcement is aware of this practical distinction between the trademark infringer and the intermediary who innocently contributes to the trademark infringement without knowing about it.
And I said to myself: "Yes, I agree that the Singapore Court of Appeal's decision will be very significant. And I can guarantee you that it will be a good one." and I felt that this guy should be charged because of contempt of court. I would not dare to comment in such a way on any court case, being ongoing or not.
Tbe balanced against the over-extension of liability to honest commercial persons who happen to be tangentially involved in the movement or handling of counterfeit goods and who are wholly unaware of the existence of any infringing sign. We think it is fair and accords with the statutory intent of the TMA (Trade Marks Act) that an alleged infringer should at least be .
I believe that both the Megastar High Court decision and the Megastar Court of Appeal decision are worth reading, especially the topics "Events leading to the dispute" (under points 13 – 40 of the Megastar High Court decision).
Common Law court decisions – different from Civil Law court decisions – often breathe a sober spirit of common sense, and they are healthy food for thoughts, if well-written.
One thing is sure, one cannot possibly discuss the Megastar case without knowing the facts of the case. This is why one must actually read at least the Megastar High Court decision in full.
Be it as it is, the USPTO's statements serve at least as an excellent example of common misunderstandings when it comes to enforcement of IP rights against those who innocently are exploited by using the legal system, when they unintentionally deal with counterfeit products without knowing so.


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Costa Sunglasses named its new style, Hamlin, after the famed billfisherman Capt. Ron Hamlin. The co‑injected nylon molded frames come with integral hinges and Hydrolite nose pads and temple tips. The extra‑large wrap shape wards off incoming glare; colors include tortoise, matte black, blackout, white and (soon) Realtree Xtra Camo. Available with 580 glass or plastic lenses and in a variety of colors, Hamlins start at $169.
GLoomis‘ new Compass Long‑Sleeve Tee features the company’s Trinsic fabric treatment, which wicks away moisture, inhibits bacteria growth and offers UPF 35 sun protection. The shirts come with mesh side panels for ventilation, flat‑rock seams to reduce chafing, and raglan sleeves that allow a full range of motion. Available in sizes M through XXXL, and in black, brown, dark olive and sand, Compass tees cost $60.
Daiwa says it designed its DXI Inshore rods to meet the specific needs of Gulf Coast anglers, using 1M‑6 graphite blanks and Minima Zirconia ring guides. The six casting and six spinning models employ Fuji reel seats and split‑design natural cork grips. The one‑piece, fast‑action rods are available in medium‑light and medium power; they come in lengths from 6 feet, 6 inches to 7 feet, 6 inches for 8‑ to 20‑pound line weights. They cost $29.95 to $99.95.
Spiderwire has created a hybrid‑color line with its new Stealth Glow‑Vis Braid. Below the water, the light‑green line is less visible to fish; above water, the new Stealth’s UVreflective coating illuminates it so anglers can better watch the line. Spiderwire treats the braid for smoothness; its Color Lock technology resists fading and bleeding. Glow‑Vis Braid is available in pound‑tests from 6 to 80 and in 125‑, 300‑ and 1,500‑yard spools. Prices range from $14.99 to $184.99.
Halco Tackle, maker of plastic and metal lures, works with millions of split rings each year. From that experience, the company now offers Fish Ring Pliers. Made with tool steel, the pliers not only open the split ring but also enable a firm grip on the metal for turning — without stretching the ring. Sport Fishing editors have found the Halco pliers among the most effective such tools made. The 4.5‑inch‑long pliers work on any size split ring and cost $24.99.
JAW Lures Double Deluxe
JAW Lures says its products come with more than two decades of testing. Its Double Deluxe trolling lure (pictured) features an 8‑foot length of 100‑ to 200‑pound monofilament leader. The mono is run into and out of a crimping sleeve to form a second length of leader. After adjusting the two mono legs, the crimp is tightened to form a loop at one end. To one leg, JAW adds a single‑hook Boone rubber skirt; to the second, it adds a smaller single‑hook Boone skirt. The different weights and line lengths keep the lures from tangling, JAW says. Double Deluxe rigs cost $12 to $14.


Each book covers two grades and the series opens with popular favourites like Hook's Gavotte and Wooding's Vampire Blues in Book 1. Book 2 covers Grades 3 and 4, with timeless classics like Top Cat!


Edward Anstey (b 1898)
Edward [aka Edwin] Anstey, known as Ted, a member of a currently unknown sub-branch, was born on 3 October 1898 in Abergavenny to parents Thomas Anstey (see below) and (probably) Mary Louisa Jones. His father died before he was born so in the 1901 Census he was living at New Cottage, Oldcastle, Abergavenny with his mother and stepfather John Miles. He was still with them in the 1911 Census, living at 2 Lewis Yard, Indoor Street, Abergavenny.
On 13 October 1916, a few days after his eighteenth birthday, Ted enlisted for service in Cardiff to aid the World War One effort. On his Attestation Form he noted that he was living at Court C, Tudor Street, Abergavenny; that he was currently working as a labourer; and that his next of kin was his mother Louisa Miles (see below).
On 1 November 1917 Ted was admitted to hospital in Manchester suffering from “shell shock with D. A. H?” – he was not discharged until 12 February 1918, then on 27 March 1918 he rejoined the 5th Battalion. Indeed, he was deemed enough recovered to return to the front line in France on 16 May 1918, again joining the British Expeditionary Forces, this time with the 38th Battalion, with whom he remained until war’s end. In April 1919 Ted was transferred to the 46th Battalion, thence to the 6th Battalion in May 1919, during which time he was in the ‘Irish’ Theatre of War. He was finally discharged on 23 October 1919laborate on the below researcannot connect Ted (Edward Anstey) because we cannot connect his father Thomas Anstey – based on the below, and given the constant ‘switching’ of surnames of this family, we have to tentatively conclude that Thomas Anstey was not in fact an ‘Anstey’ when he was born. This is what we currently know.
Thomas ‘Anstey‘ was born in c1857 in Leominster, Hertfordshire (though his death entry says he was born in 1860). He married (probably) Mary Louisa Jones (known as Louise) in c1884 and they had children:
Arthur Thomas Ansty (b 1886 Longtown Herefordshire, died 1897 Abergavenny);
William Ansty (b 1888 Abergavenny (some sources say Herefordshire), known as Willie and Billy, living with his mother and stepfather in the 1901 and 1911 censuses, a mason’s labourer);
George Henry Ansty (b 1890 Abergavenny – also known as George Jones. The Abergavenny Chronicle on 1 June 1900 reported “George Anstey, 9 , and Henry Holland. 8.4s from the till of Mr. Joseph Williams, landlord of the Crown Pub, Cross-street, Abergavenny…Anstey‘s brother Billy had given back 11 pence which he said George had given him to keep for his mother..on the 29th November last the prisoner George Anstey was sentenced to six strokes of the rod for stealing a bottle of sweets…the mothers of the children seemed to have no control over them at all…the mothers said they were widows and had to be out at work all day to get a living for the children…“. A couple of months later the ‘Abergavenny Chronicle’ reported “A Sad Case: George Jones, known as Anstey, aged 10, was brought up on remand, charged with stealing four shillings, the property of William Chamberlain, from the till of the Mount Pleasant Beerhouse. The prisoner, who is very small for his age, smilingly confessed to the theft and looked rather amused…the prisoner had broken out from the workhouse whither he had been remanded and given a great deal of trouble to recapture. He was now sentenced to five years in a reformatory“. Presumably as a consequence of this, in the 1901 Census he was at the Abergavenny Board Of Guardians Workhouse. He was back living with his mother and stepfather in the 1911 Census, a mason’s labourer);
Alice Ellen L. Anstey (b 1894 Abergavenny, living with herdomestic – she married Edward Estcourt in 1920 in Abergavenny); and
Edward Anstey (b 1898, known as Ted, per above)
In the 1891 Census the family were at Llanfoist Village, Llanfoist, Abergavenny where ‘Thomas Ensley‘ was a labourer. The ‘Abergavenny Chronicle‘ 13 November 1896 edition reported “Thomas Anstey was summoned for not sending his child Arthur, aged 10, to school. The boy made only one attendance out of a possible 66…”
Thomas Anstey died in q2 1897 in Abergavenny “aged 37“. On 23 December 1898 the ‘Abergavenny Chronicle‘ reported “Louisa Anstey was summoned in respect of her children—William, aged 10, and George, aged 8. who were not attending school.”
Louise Anstey had remarried to John Miles by 1901 (though the 1911 Census says they married in 1902). On 25 October 1901 per the ‘Abergavenny Chronicle‘, “Louisa Anstey was fined 5s for not sending her child aged seven to school at all.“
The family were living at New Cottage, Oldcastle, Abergavenny in 1901 and by the 1911 Census they were living at 2 Lewis Yard Indoor Street Abergavenny. They had a son Leonard Miles born in 1902 who attended Park Street Infant School in 1907 as “Leonard (Miles) Anstey” and by the 1921 Census had adopted completely the surname ‘Anstey‘ – he married in Abergavenny in 1924 as Leonard Anstey having an ‘Anstey‘ family in Abergavenny and dying in Abergavenny in 1956 as ‘Leonard Anstey‘ .


Bad ending for Congressional Republicans
They figured they were going out with a flourish. No way. Republicans face more trouble, scrutiny.
The highly publicized case of Mr. Foley, who served in the House leadership as a deputy whip, threatened to build into an institutional scandal as House leaders acknowledged that they had known about the messages for nearly a year, but had relied on Mr. Foley’s word that nothing inappropriate had occurred.
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Republicans were clearly rocked by the Foley episode. Itere to meet to choose a replacement for Mr. Foley, but his name will remain on the ballot against a well-financed opponent.
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Psst! Want to head a Congressional committee? Got $100,000?
To move up the ladder in Congress, you must do more than win votes. You are, quite literally, expected to pay your dues. If you are a rank-and-file member of the House, the amount is up to $100,000. If your ambitions are to preside over a powerful committee, the duty is $300,000. For a top party leader, the tally can climb beyond $600,000. Mak
Looking at the body language of George W. Bush. Reading revelations about the White House.
Think oedipal when you think of George W. Bush. So much of what he does (including hired Rumsfeld) seems to be in opposition to his father who went so far as to campaign for the removal of Rumsfeld.
The New York Times will "out," in tomorrow's edition, the chasm in the Administration caused in part by Donald Rumsfeld.
 Philip D. Zelikow, the counselor of the State Department, urged t. Theytime had come, they said, for suspects in the 9/11 bunals. Tnt Bush laid out in a White House address on Sept. 6, five officials who read the document said.
Bush's decision to alter policy was in keeping with the recommendations of the memo. But Cheney fought hard against the moderation.
Even as the White House negotiated with Congress in recent weeks, administration forces led by the vice president’s office re-emerged. Officials said Mr. Cheney’s staff and its government allies played crucial roles in guiding the negotiations, while their adversaries in the administration scrambled to keep up with details of the bargaining. In the end, the White House pressed Republican senators to accept a broad definition of “unlawful enemy combatants” whom the government can hold indefinitely, to maintain some of the president’s control over C.I.A. interrogation methods and to allow the government to present some evidence in military tribunals that is based on hearsay or has been coerced from witnesses.
Times reporter, Tim Golden, covers the wrangling within the Administration that led up to the bill passed by Congress. The personalities involved are interesting to me. Once again one sees men of good will up against radicals and men who appear driven, monomaniacal.
Last night I watched on CSpan about five minutes of Bush giving a speech yesterday. I turned the sound off while I tried to pretend I didn't know the guy but was instead watching "a CEO" I was being asked to assess. Looked at that way Bush, in addition to seeming exhausted, has the appearance of a someone utterly confused, battered, and grasping at straws. Would I hire him? Not on a bet. Only nervous energy remains. The guy looks indecisive and scary as hell. I wonder what actual CEO's see these days when they look at President Bush.
Never discount the ability of people to notice the hidden truths in others.
Charlie Cook on chances for Democratic majorities in both houses
Charlie Cook, of the Cook Political Report, was on NPR this morning, talking about what the numbers are showing with respect to the upcoming elections. Excerpts.
...For the last six weeks, Republicans have had the good fortune or talent -- of whatever -- to have the focus on terrorism, national security. I'd throw in gasoline prices for good measure. That's helped them some because back when the focus was almost exclusively on Iraq -- say, up until mid-August -- that was a really bad place for this election to be. I guess the way I'd put it is, if the focus is on the war in Iraq, Republicans are not going to hold onto the House. .
..Four midterm elections out of five and then, in terms of the House and Senate, nine presidential elections out of ten, the old Tip O'Neill adage of "all politics is local" is absolutely true. But when you look at these wave elections -- 1994, the Newt Gingrich tidal wave election -- all politics was not local. Look at 1986 in the Senate. 1982. 1980... Those were elections where all politics was anything but local.
...The amazing thing is that a year ago we had four Democratic House seats in the toss-up category and only three Republican. Today we have eighteen Republican House seats that are toss-ups, and two that are goners. Twenty and zero on the Democratic side. Normally in an election like this, to have a net gain of fifteen, which is what Democrats need to take a majority in the House, you might need twenty or twenty-two to net fifteen. Now, I don't think the Democrats are going to lose a single seat in the House.
...The Republican majority is going to hold or fall in four states. The worst state for Republicans right now? Indiana. There's an excellent chance they could lose three seats. It's a state we normally consider pretty Republican. Ohio -- there's a packet of highly vulnerable Republican seats there, probably the second most. Thirdly, Pennsylvania. And the fourth would be Connecticut. The rest of them are sort of dogs and cats scattered around the country. But those are the four states that are where the Republican hopes are going to live or die.
...The fascinating thing is that the focus has been in the last week or so on, gosh, there are more Republican seats [in the Senate] that are really really vulnerable than a lot of people expected -- Virginia getting tight, Democrats are basically even in Tennessee and who would have thought that? So the possibility of the Democrats actually beating... taking six Republican seats -- it's very real. But the problem the Democrats have is that their own seat in New Jersey where they've got an appointed Senator, Bobby Menendez, is in extreme jeopardy right now. Democrats I don't think ever really counted on, Gosh, what if we lost on and we have to pick up seven Republican seats in order to end up with six and get a majority... So New Jersey is really complicating the picture. If Republicans can pick off New Jersey, Democratic chances of taking the Senate go out to, I don't know, ten percent?
...I'm going to be watching the news coverage and the public focus. Where's the spotlight? And if the spotlight moves back onto Iraq, the House is gonna go. And if the focus sort of remains where it's been for the past six, seven weeks -- on terrorism, on falling gasoline prices -- then I think the majority holds.
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