, not just the Legislature’s proposed raises.
“It doesn’t provide any salary for the judges. It doesn’t even provide for reverting back to their old salary. And the law requires the Legislature to set judges’ salary annually,” Vargas said.
District court and magistrate court judges are up for retention this year.Washington's Newest Vacation Home located in the Casitas at Sienna Hills. Great vantage point to visit Zions National Park, Snow Canyon, Sporting Events like the Huntsman Sr. Games, St George Marathon or the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships. Also, two reservoirs near by to play in, Sand Hollow and Quail Creek.
Home has three bedrooms. Master has a king bed and it's own bathroom. The main floor also has a half bath with a washer and dryer. Upstairs has two bedrooms - each having their own bathroom. The main bedroom comes with a queen bed and walkin closet. The third bedroom comes with a queen bed and two full over twin bunk beds. The home can sleep 12.
The community has a nice pool and hottub that is open year round.We shouldn't be discouraging *any* immigration. We should be discouraging US businesses to stop exploiting cheap labor. But that aside, we have these free trade agreements -- NAFTA, CAFTA -- which make it legal for billions of dollars of capital to transfer over the border, but we do not treat labor the same, or we do not give labor the same rights as capital has. Workers should be free to move wherever it needs to move, and it doesn't matter where it comes from.

That's not even to mention that the border fence doesn't work. People scale the walls, cut into them, or use other means to get into the country.Rio Ferdinand says football is “sliding backwards” and racism is being normalised because of the prevalence of racist abuse online.
The former England captain was speaking to a joint parliamentary committee seeking possible improvements to the government’s draft Online Safety Bill.
Ferdinand, 42, said he had seen family members “disintegrate” after he was abused on social media.
“Self-esteem, your mental health is at risk,” Ferdinand said.
The former Manchester United defender said it was “disheartening” to see racism in football rising to the levels of the 1970s and 80s.
He cited the abuse received by England players Marcus Rashford, Bukayo Saka and Jadon Sancho after July’s penalty shootout defeat by Italy in the Euro 2020 final.
“When those three players missed those penalties, the first thing I thought was ‘let’s see what happens on social media’,” Ferdinand said.
“I expected [the abuse] to happen.”
On Wednesday Ferdinand’s brother Anton spoke to the Home Affairs select committee, asking whether it would take a tragedy for social media companies to act on online racist abuse.
At that hearing, representatives of Twitter and Instagram argued they were attempting to address the issue.
Katy Minshall, head of UK public policy and philanthropy at Twitter, said the company was starting to focus its work on the ease with which footballers could be contacted on social media, while Tara Hopkins, the director of public policy at Instagram, said 95% of hateful content was proactively removed from the platform.
‘I have seen members of my family disintegrate’
Rio Ferdinand told the joint committee of MPs and peers that.
The former Leeds and West Ham player.”
Ferdinand agreed that social media companies profited from prejudice and said that placing the onus on victims to report abuse or block abusers was “an easy cop-out” for platforms.
‘Layered’ approach needed to verify users
Ferdinand spoke to the committee alongside Edleen John, the Football Association’s director of international relations, corporate affairs and equality, diversity and inclusion, and Kick It Out chair Sanjay Bhandari.
John commented on how the draft bill could tackle the issue of identity verification for social media users, suggesting a “layered” approach.
“Social media companies seem to believe that it’s a binary option where people have to provide all information or no information,” she said.
John instead suggested “multiple mechanisms” could be used to tackle the issue, using identity verification alongside “default settings” and limiting the reach of an account.
She believed this approach would reduce the use of ‘burner’ accounts, which are set up to send abusive messages before being quickly deleted, with users able to set up a new account shortly after.
John said she “consistently receives platitudes” from social media organisations in response to concerns and cited anecdotal evidence of a player who was blocked by a platform for reporting abuse too many times.
Bhandari said the current system was “frictionless” and called for an amendment to the draft bill that would give communications regulator Ofcom “power to introduce codes of practice”.
“You need to give Ofcom the power to regulate harmful but legal content,” he said.
Bhandari added that the public response to the abuse of the England trio after the Euro 2020 final should offer a template for future regulations.
“The unified public condemnation of that says to us that what the public are demanding is that every piece of hate that was spat out that night needed to be taken off the platforms,” he continued.
“The way in which to do that is to give a regulator the power to reflect contemporary social practices.
“We would have to put checks and balances in. We also have to balance against dealing with an evolving problem. We can’t legislate through the rear-view mirror, we have to legislate through the windscreen, looking ahead.”
Imran Ahmed, chief executive and founder of the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), also spoke at the hearing after a report from his organisation in July found Instagram failed to remove 94% of accounts that had sent racist messages to Rashford, Saka and Sancho after the Euros final defeat.
“When it comes to racism against footballers, the reason why the abuse matters isn’t because they’re a wealthy footballer,” Ahmed said.
“Imagine what they would call me, my mum or anyone else from a minority. It is a sense of, ‘these places aren’t for you. These are our places’.”
What is the draft Online Safety Bill?
The committee hearing is one of several steps in the process of the draft bill – which aims “to establish a new regulatory framework to tackle harmful content online” – being passed into law.
The draft bill places new duties on social media firms to remove harmful content quickly or potentially face multi-billion-pound fines.
Some campaigners say the plans will lead to censorship, while others warn fines do not go far enough.
The draft legislation has been two years in the making and is especially geared towards keeping children safe.
As well as racist abuse, it covers terrorism, disinformation, pornography, grooming, revenge porn, hate speech, images of child abuse and posts relating to suicide and eating disorders.
Late additions to the bill include provisions to tackle online scams, such as romance fraud and fake investment opportunities.
Source linkIt was me. As a favor, my husband asked me to return a small gum ball machine he received as a Christmas gift at work. Told me which store to take it to. I take the return, store clerk opens up package to check item and it has the company logo on it for the company who gave the gift to my husband. As you can imagine the store clerk was pretty smug about it and I don’t recall her exact words but it was pretty damn embarrassing. I no longer do returns for my husband. So there you go:

Store Clerk: 1

Embarrassed Housewife: zero


Edit 1: I used to work for a large department store. A woman tried to return leggings with ripped holes throughout the legs because she worked at a veterinarian office and the animals would claw at her legs and somehow that meant the leggings were poor quality. She justified the return by saying “y’all make millions of dollars anyway”. My manager responded “Not really. Try reading the Wall Street Journal.” Our chain had recently declared bankruptcy. And yes we took the return.Javascript modules? Sure! It's like import-export no?
We’ve been using import-export for years, what’s the big deal here?
Well, if you’re only into writing your code in the box without looking right or left, then nothing.
However if you’d like to understand who’s who and what’s what – you better know what JS is doing for you under the hood.Please suggest good novel. These are the ones I've read so far:
Imperial God Emperor, Hail the King, Warlock of the magus world, Wu dong Qian Kun, The Great Ruler, Battle Through the Heavens, Dragon Prince Yuan, Martial world, True Martial World, Ancient Godly Monarch, Peerless Martial God, Desolate Era, Lord Xue Ying, Renegade Immortal, Pursuit of the Truth, Sovereign of three realms, King of Gods, Otherworldly Evil Monarch, Sage Monarch, Talisman Emperor, Lord of All Realms. 
Would like if the novel is already finished.
Tuesday, half price bottles of wine - dinner.
Marge's Still is the oldest Speakeasy in Chicago!
I always walk passed by here and finally went in! They have a great Bloody Mary, burger and chicken pot pie. I was very impressed with the food and overall selection