Amidst the furor over Icahn's bid for the company, XO Holdings (news, filings) announced today the further expansion of its longhaul network. That network, built on 18 fibers of the original Level 3 build that the company acquired back in the bubble, has seen a steady stream of capex devoted to it over the last few years. This time they will be deploying the ILS2 system of Infinera (NASDAQ:INFN, news, filings), which supports up to 160 wavelengths on a single fiber.
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Is XO really selling that many wavelengths? It's hard to tell from their gross financial results, as their wholesale longhaul business is not broken out. But their "Core Broadband" revenues have advanced steadily over the last year or two, offsetting declines elsewhere. Given their willingness to spend this much capex on DWDM gear, we can guess that growth intercity waves and private lines must be a big part of that growth. Big enough to be part of the storm hitting Level 3's wholesale markets division perhaps?


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Q: Uniformly bounded sequence of non-decreasing functions has a convergent subsequence I came across the following problem in an old notebook.
Let $f_n:\mathbb{R}\to [0,1]$ be a sequence of non-decreasing functions, that is, $f_n(x)\le f_n(y$ whenever $x\le y$ for all $n$. Show that there exists a subsequence $f_{n_k}$, a function $g$ and an atmost countable subset $A\subset \mathbb{R}$ such that $f_{n_k}(x)\to g(x)$ for all $x\in \mathbb{R}\setminus A$.
Since each $f_n$ is non-decreasing the point of discontinuities of $f_n$, say $D_n$, is at most countable. The candidate for set $A$ in the question is probably $\cup D_n$. Outside this set $A$ then I have to find a subsequence which is convergent. For any fixed $x$ we can obtain a convergent subsequence of $f_n$ which converges on $x$. Therefore, the strategy would be to get a countable dense subset of $A^c$, and using a diagonalization argument obtain a subsequence which will converge on this countable dense subset of $A^c$. My trouble is to show that this same subsequence would work for all other points in $A^c$. Any help along this line or an alternate proof will be much appreciated.

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That Night, They Were Men
Recently I was showing the photo album of my bar mitzvah to some long-lost cousins who only vaguely remembered attending it. Even with the help of the photos, I don't remember all that much about it myself. I do know that it was the last time I ever spoke--much less chanted--in Hebrew. I ate, danced, hung out with friends, saw some relatives I never saw again, and made a little money. Not a bad deal, but not that big a deal either. "Today I am a man," I said, following tradition, but I knew better.
That night--April 18, 1964--my parents hosted a party for their friends who hadn't had enough to drink during the afternoon. I hung around for awhile before retreating to my room to enjoy the event I'd been looking forward to all day: listening to my two favorite pitchers square off at Dodger Stadium. It was fitting that Sandy Koufax--already the star of a "Great Jewish Athletes" book I had after winning the 1963 Cy Young Award--pitched the night of my bar mitzvah. He was opposed by my other favorite childhood pitcher, Jim Maloney of the Reds, one of the few guys who threw as hard as Koufax, though not always with the same accuracy.
The game began sometime after 10PM New Jersey time and lasted just over two hours, during which I was glued to the radio except when summoned downstairs to say hello or goodbye to some friend of my parents. It was an extraordinary game in which the teams combined for just five hits as both of my guys were on their games. Neither one gave up a hit in the first three innings; Koufax retired nine Reds in a row, while Maloney walked two. That was business as usual for Koufax, who had opened the season (four days earlier, on my birthday) by shutting out the Cardinals.
That changed in the top of the fourth, when Pete Rose led off with a walk. He was thrown out trying to go to third on a Chico Ruiz single, but after Vada Pinson made the second out, Ruiz stole second. That prompted Dodgers manager Walter Alston to order Koufax to walk Frank Robinson intentionally to get to Deron Johnson. Johnson was just emerging as a big run-producer, though he was a year away from leading the league in RBI. Somehow he got hold of a Koufax curve and lofted it into the box seats in left field for a three-run home run.
Tommy Harper followed with a single, which I mention only because it was the last hit the Reds got off Koufax. Sandy lasted five more innings, surrendering only a walk to Pinson. It was up to Maloney to hold onto that 3-0 lead. He continued to mow down the Dodgers as I listened intently to that radio signal miraculously bringing me greatness from 3,000 miles away. In the fifth inning, Maloney walked John Werhas, and that was the only offense the Dodgers mustered through the sixth inning. But something happened to Maloney as he retired Tommy Davis to end the sixth. He strained a muscle above his right hip, and wasn't able to answer the bell for the seventh inning.
I remember my anguish when I returned from another farewell downstairs and heard Waite Hoyt say that John Tsitouris was pitching for the Reds. I didn't know until later that Maloney had been injured. In those days, announcers wouldn't jinx a no-hitter by mentioning it directly, and it took me awhile to figure out that even with the lesser Tsitouris on the mound, the Dodgers still hadn't gotten a hit. When I realized that, there was no prying me loose from the vicinity of the radio.
Tsitouris, forgotten today, was a decent pitcher for a few years. In 1963, he went 12-8 with a 3.16 ERA in 191 innings for the Reds, and he started 24 games in 1964. He had good stuff on this night. He walked the first hitter he faced but got mammoth Frank Howard to ground into a double play and retired John Roseboro. In the eighth, he walked one hitter but got a couple of strikeouts and preserved the no-hitter.
As the ninth inning unfolded, I could hardly believe it. "They're gonna no-hit the Dodgers on my bar mitzvah!" I kept thinking. Tsitouris got Willie Davis on a popup for the first out. Up came Tommy Davis, the two-time defending NL batting champion and the biggest threat to what was then a rarity, a no-hitter tossed by more than one pitcher. No problem. He lifted an easy fly ball to Robinson in right field for the second out.
Next up was Ron Fairly, and I held my breath on every pitch, waiting for Waite to tell me Tsitouris had recorded that final out. The at-bat went on forever, it seemed, going to a full count before Fairly drew a walk. I re-gathered myself as Howard came to bat and Hoyt coyly suggested that Tsitouris was still on the verge of something special.
Swing and a miss, strike one! Then a ball, and ball two. Swing and a miss, strike two! For the second batter in a row, Tsitouris was one strike away from a piece of immortality. What happened next was best described by Frank Finch of the Los Angeles Times: "Howard sent a bouncer through the middle. Shortstop Leo Cardenas smothered the ball, but in doing so fell flat on his back and was unable to make a force play on Fairly." And that was that. Base hit, a no-no no more. Roseboro fanned to end the game, but it didn't matter. In an instant, I had gone from Tsitouris to tsouris.
My bankroll and ego may have been inflated in the afternoon, but that night my spirit was deflated by that infield hit. I didn't feel like a man yet, not compared to Maloney and Koufax and Tsitouris and the others who had given me my biggest thrill of the day. The gelt I got that day is long gone, but the thrill lives on.
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PAPERBACKS FROM HELL WEEK: Burnt Offerings (1976)
Posted on November 10, 2017 by bandsaboutmovies
I have said it before. I will say it again. If you find yourself a character in a 1970's horror movie and an Old Hollywood actor, particularly Burgess Meredith offers you something that sounds way too good to be true, you are going to die. Mark my words. You are going to die and your family will suffer along the way.
Dan Curtis co-wrote and directed this adaptation of the Robert Marasco novel, bringing along his favorite actress, Karen Black (Trilogy of Terror), as well as Oliver Reed (The Devils, Curse of the Werewolf), Bette Davis (What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?), and Lee Montgomery (Ben from Ben!). Surprise, surprise — Bette Davis did not feel that Karen Black respected her enough. Did you see that coming? Here's even more strange trivia — Bob Fosse almost directed this after Sweet Charity!
The Rolfs' summer vacation has brought them to a ruined mansion (the Dunsmuir Mansion, which was also used for Phantasm) somewhere in the country. Marian and Ben have a 12-year-old son named Davey and have brought along their beloved aunt Elizabeth. Why would they stay in this ancient abode? Well, it's cheap. Real cheap thanks to the kindness of the Allardyce family, who only require that their mother stay upstairs and that the family provide her with meals all summer long. They will never see her or probably even speak to her, a deal that Marian agrees to quickly. The house is just too great and she's fallen in love with it.
Love soon turns to the obsession that only comes from 1970's horror fiction. Soon, she's dressing like a Victorian woman and not speaking to her family, content to sit near Mrs. Allardyce's bedroom and stare at old photos.
The house keeps getting cleaner and better looking the more weirdness happens, like windows locking shut, accidents all over the place, nightmares of an evil chauffeur and Ben flipping out and nearly killing his son while swimming and Aunt Elizabeth dying.
Marian won't even leave the house for the funeral, so Ben angrily declares that he will leave without her. His attempts to escape with his son ends when a tree blocks the road and his wife becomes the dreaded chauffeur, turning the once strong man into jelly. Yet after the pool itself tries to kill Davey, Marian declares that they should leave once she tells Mrs. Allardyce goodbye.
Easier said than done. She disappears into the house and when Ben goes to confront the old woman, he learns that she and his wife are now the same person. He's thrown from the attic window in a scene that ends the trailer to the film and even Davey is killed when a chimney falls on him, because the life of children was quite cheap in the movies of the 70's. To paraphrase John Mulaney, back then "no one cared about kids. I grew up before children were special. I did. Very early '80s, right before children became special."
The house is now brand new as the Allardyce family and the chauffeur celebrate mother's return. The photos on the wall — all of the home's past victims — now include Ben, Davey and Aunt Elizabeth.
Curtis was a fan of the book, except for the open ending which he thought was unfilmable. His ending is much different, as is the inclusion of the chauffeur, who is based on a childhood trauma where he watched a driver laugh during his grandmother's funeral.
Some people dislike this film because of its slow pace, but others — like Stephen King — love it. I'm on the fence. I love parts of this, but the pace is truly glacial. Shockingly, this has not be remade, but now that I've said that, I've fucked it up for everyone.
You can watch this on Amazon Prime now!
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Find out why gourmets have confirmed that the meat of Kvarner scampi is by far the most delicious and delicate among other Adriatic seafood. Kvarner scampi distinguish themselves by their light red color and thin shell. That is why they became one of the most highly appreciated delicacies of the Mediterranean seafood.
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Three major opportunities for MSP providers
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With the huge transition to cloud technologies over the past couple years, there are some major opportunities for MSPs. Alex Fields breaks down his three top opportunities MSPs should be looking into. The first opportunity Alex shares with us is modernizing and management. The second is cybersecurity and compliance management, and the third which probably represents the largest opportunity in terms of new revenue is helping businesses to modernize their workflow. Watch and learn as Alex goes into depth on each of these opportunities and what you should be doing.
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Hey Nation nation back with Alex Fields the man you're a nomad. I don't want to call you a gypsy but you're a nomad. Where are you today? You've been? You've been roman. Where are you today? And let's jump right into it after that.
Alex Fields 0:20
Yeah, I am probably probably close to the center of the country. I'm in the heartland, so right outside of Omaha, Nebraska. And so I'm just holed up here at my parents house for a little bit. While we look for a new home somewhere in the United States, I my my search area is fairly large. It's somewhere between the East Coast and the West Coast. So anywhere in there, but we haven't picked a place yet.
So there we go. Well, hey, you did a recent blog where you had a couple of talking points for MSPs go.
Oh, yeah. So you know, I think that there's really three major opportunities for MSP providers, folks who are, you know, traditionally servicing, you know, small and mid sized businesses, obviously, there's been such a huge transition to cloud technologies. And Microsoft 365 is obviously a really big part of that. But there's also a lot of other cloud apps and stuff like that, that tie into that environment, and especially just all the working from home, you know, especially with, you know, the situation with COVID and stuff over the last couple years. So, you know, what are those opportunities? Well the first is pretty simple. It's kind of like thinking about the traditional infrastructure that we used to manage, and then just managing that in a more modern way. So if you're, you know, used to have your agents on endpoints that are distributed around your customers, you would still need to manage those endpoints. But there's these new tools now that we have in the Microsoft space. And we're starting to see more and more of that vision come to fruition, with tools like Microsoft 365 Lighthouse, that's a little bit newer. And if folks aren't aware, there is a public preview available now, for that tool, which will allow you to manage all of your users and endpoints across all of your customers that are tied to Microsoft 365 subscriptions. So that's really cool. And there's quite a bit in there already. But they're going to continue to put a lot of development into that tool. And so that can easily displace other tools, I believe in the future. And getting on that platform now, I think is a good idea to start understanding what you can do and what some of the limits are. So that's the number one thing would be that modernizing the management, that's the first. Okay, that's the first opportunity modernizing management. The second opportunity that I would highlight is, you know, cybersecurity and compliance management, which is a separate thing, in my opinion, I think that is it, you know, it goes beyond managing assets. And, you know, it goes a little bit further in where you're maybe looking at a compliance body, some people work in, say, like government space, and they have to, you know, government contractors and stuff like that they might have to adhere to cmmc. other industries might have to adhere to, you know, HIPAA requirements, or they might have to, you know, adhere to just a basic cis security framework in order to work with certain, you know, businesses and do transactions with certain businesses, if you're in the financial services industry, if you're in the healthcare industry, and so forth. And so having, you know, a system in place where you can manage against those types of things are really important, obviously. And of course, there's tons of tools in the Microsoft space related to cybersecurity. And there's, yeah, and then there's, there's more on the way too, so that's going to be some interest, especially with regard to SMB. So we'll have some more things to talk about soon with that, I believe. But that is a key area of interest for a lot of a lot of MSPs out there trying to get better at cybersecurity. And I would also, you know, mentioned the compliance with with along with that, I think that's going to become more and more important. And we're also seeing in the SMB space. You know, what we're seeing is there's there's some self organization happening around like, maybe we're, we should try to create some kind of draft legislation because like, we assume that there's legislation coming eventually with all the ransomware and everything that's been happening, so why not be part of that right. And so there's a there's a group of individuals who have kind of gotten together around that there's a Facebook group out there, I believe that was started by Amy Babinchak and yeah, there folks got on board with that Karl Palachuk . Yep, yep, yep. Exactly. And so now we're, we're talking about that. So that's kind of interesting. And that will definitely play into the cybersecurity compliance space. And then the third opportunity is, I think, is the one that is probably the most exciting, and it's got the fewest people seriously, like all the MSPs I talked to and I talked to easily 100 MSPs, you know, a month and it's like, all I do is talk to him. And so the fewest number of MSPs looking at doing this it but it's crazy because it's probably represents the largest opportunity in terms of new revenue and that is helping businesses to modernize their workflow, using the new tools, like a lot of people don't realize that there when they moved from, you know, their older servers and stuff into Microsoft 365, that upgrade was as significant as moving from like pencil and paper Ledger's to, you know, an electronic accounting system is that, you know, it's like, it's a massive shift, and there's a lot there that they're not using yet. And so that journey of digital transformation, helping people to get more out of the applications they use, and that's something that's really, that's a lot more valuable, because it is adding value to their business is helping to, you know, take work off their plate, make their job easier, give them capabilities that they may not have even realized they had or didn't ever had before. So they are more willing to pay, you know, for that type of service. And it's not really seen as a commodity in the same way that like, oh, taking care of the computers is right, like that's, that's kind of a commodity kind of a low value thing now, and it's not, that's not where the money's at. Right. So that's kind of the three, kind of the three tiers that I would recommend, you know, managed services providers focusing on especially that last tier, which again, is I'd still see the fewest number of service providers, really advancing that type of a practice.
Alright, man, well, I sure appreciate you helping us keep it real. You know, I just died mob mob all locked up in this little home office and kind of lose touch with what's going on out there. So appreciate you joining us and well, we'll talk to you next time. Lord knows where you'll be.
Yeah, right. All right.
Thank you, Alex.


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Q: Form doesn't work when query involves a variable for the table name -- PHP -- MYSQL I have a few tables with image urls and image ids and I want to be able to delete from each of these tables using one php page and query.
The $tableToDeleteFrom is set as a variable in the url (ex delete.php?table=whatever)
$tableToDeleteFrom = $_GET['table'];

here is my query / php -- it appears this is where the problem may be, for some reason when $tableToDeleteFrom is not a variable, everything works fine. An image is deleted and the redirect brings is back to the correct page. However I need this to be dynamic because the user needs to be able to select which section they want to display in the url.
if (isset($_GET['id'])) {
    $id = $_GET['id'];

    $query = $pdo->prepare('DELETE FROM '.$tableToDeleteFrom.' WHERE id = ?');
    $query->bindValue(1, $id);
    $query->execute();

    header('Location: img_delete_new.php?table='.$tableToDeleteFrom);
}

here is the php which fetches each line of the table and puts it into array to be accessed in the next bit of code:
class Image {
    public function fetch_all() {
        global $pdo;

        $tableToDeleteFrom = $_GET['table'];
        $query = $pdo->prepare("SELECT * FROM ".$tableToDeleteFrom);
        $query->execute();

        return $query->fetchAll();
    }
}

$image = new Image;
$images = $image->fetch_all();

here is the form allowing user to select which image they want to delete:
<form action="img_delete_new.php" method="get">

    <?php foreach ($images as $image) { ?>

            <input type="radio" name="id" value="<?php echo $image['id']; ?>">
            <img src="../images/thumbs/<?php echo $image['name']; ?>">

            <?php echo $image['desc']; ?>

    <?php } ?>

    <input type="submit" value="Delete Image" class="button">

</form>

A: updated the form to include the hidden variable "table"
<form action="img_delete_new.php" method="get">

    <?php foreach ($images as $image) { ?>

            <input type="hidden" name="table" value="<?php echo $tableToDeleteFrom;?>">
            <input type="radio" name="id" value="<?php echo $image['id']; ?>">
            <img src="../images/thumbs/<?php echo $image['name']; ?>">

            <?php echo $image['desc']; ?>

    <?php } ?>

    <input type="submit" value="Delete Image" class="button">

</form>


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Aya Uchida 3rd Interview with ANiUTa titled "We all wanted to take the lead in Love Live!" has been published!
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Uchida played the role of Kotori Minami in Love Live!. Her work with the franchise began with the recording of their first single, "Bokura no LIVE Kimi to no LIFE".
"I had no idea what kind of personality my character had just by looking at the piece of paper I was handed. Having to sing as Kotori even though I'd never played her before felt strange, and I didn't have a lot of courage since I felt like everything could go in the wrong direction depending on what I did. While it was a big responsibility to play Kotori, I felt like we were in the same boat, so even though I was nervous about singing as her, I was also really excited."
As Uchida was focused on making her character's voice stand out to the audience, Kotori's songs gradually became more and more unique.
"I feel like I put everything I'd learned from previous character songs into my work. One of the reasons I could do that was because Love Live! allowed me autonomy with how Kotori sang. I was also really aware of the upcoming rankings. So, I thought long and hard about where to take Kotori, which was a lot of fun."
Apparently, Uchida wasn't the type who wanted to be on stage.
"Every time Love Live! makes itself known to the world, we're always perceived as real idols. I had always thought that this role was just another voice acting job, so sometimes I felt conflicted. But in retrospect, I think I was really enjoying everything at that time, even those feelings of conflict. Besides, through performing in μ's concerts, I learned a lot of things that helped me in my acting."
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Canadiens at Maple Leafs: Five things you should know
This will be the third of 10 meetings this season between these traditional rivals and Toronto has won the first two.
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Feb 13, 2021 • February 13, 2021 • 3 minute read • 22 Comments
Tyler Toffoli has scored 9 goals in 14 games. He is tied for the Canadiens team lead with Josh Anderson. Photo by Allen McInnis /Montreal Gazette
Here are five things you should know about the Canadiens-Maple Leafs game at Scotiabank Arena Saturday (7 p.m., CBC, Sportsnet, TVA Sports, TSN-690 Radio).
The matchup: The Canadiens will be looking for redemption as they meet the Maple Leafs after dropping a 4-2 decision at the Bell Centre Wednesday. This will be the third of 10 meetings this season between these traditional rivals and the Leafs have had the upper hand since opening the season with a 5-4 overtime win in Toronto. The victory on Wednesday allowed the Leafs to open a five-point gap on the Canadiens in the battle for first place in the NHL's Canadian division with 23 points. The Leafs have won four in a row, while Montreal is on a two-game skid after being shut out 3-0 by Edmonton on Thursday.
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Let it all hang out: This is Montreal's third game in four nights, but the Canadiens won't have any excuse for not leaving it all on the ice. While the 56-game schedule is condensed, the league has left several empty pockets in the schedule to accommodate any games that have to be postponed because of COVID-19. That hasn't been a problem in Canada, and as a result, the Canadiens won't play again until next Saturday when they make another trek to Toronto. The break will allow coach Claude Julien to hold a mini training camp to sort out his team's problems.
Third time lucky for Price? If the Canadiens were a meritocracy, Jake Allen would be starting in goal because he has had the hot hand this season. But Carey Price will probably start even though he has lost his two previous starts against the Leafs this season. Frederik Andersen will get the start almost by default even if he didn't have a 2-0-0 record against the Canadiens this season. Andersen has played 12 of 14 games this season and the Leafs will ride him until Jack Campbell returns from a leg injury.
Petry leads offence: Defenceman Jeff Petry is off to a fast start and has been scoring at a point-a-game pace and leads the Canadiens with 14 points. He has six goals, which ties him with Edmonton's Darnell Nurse for the most goals by a defenceman. Petry has also been taking care of his own end and is a plus-12, second only to defence partner Joel Edmundson, who is plus-14. Newcomers Josh Anderson and Tyler Toffoli each have nine goals to share the team lead. Anderson has scored three of his goals against the Leafs.
Matthews held in check: The Leafs' Auston Matthews is the league's leading goal scorer with 11, but the Canadiens held him off the board Thursday to snap his eight-game goal-scoring streak. Matthews has 12 career goals in 16 games against Montreal, but has been limited to two assists in the two games this season. Toronto's other major scoring threat is Mitch Marner, who is No. 3 in the NHL scoring race with 21 points. Montreal has held him to one assist this season and he has 13 points — all assists — in 16 career games against the Canadiens. This game is part of Hockey Day in Canada which, for the 11th consecutive year, will not originate in Quebec.
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About Us | Leaders & Staff
Teaching & Ruling Elders
Robert Calabretta
Senior Pastor, Teaching Elder
Robert was born in Daegu, South Korea and immigrated to the United States when he was very young and grew up with a multicultural background in upstate New York. He and his wife Sara were married in Philadelphia during his Master of Divinity studies at Westminster Theological Seminary. Nothing excites him more than to see the good news of grace transform and renew communities of work and life. He and Sara live right in the heart of Flushing Downtown and envision what Flushing looks like in the eyes of God, who desires to see communities like this filled with the restorative, freeing news of Christ the King.
Ruling Elder
Gary was born and raised in Queens / NYC. He graduated from Stuyvesant HS ('94) and St. Johns University ('98) and currently works in the financial services industry. Gary is married to Lisa Fong and is the father of Avery & Addison Fong. They currently reside in Bayside. Gary accepted Jesus Christ as Lord & Savior in 1990, started attending LFCC in 2000, and was ordained as a Ruling Elder in 2012. Currently Gary oversees the Welcoming, Fellowship and Special Event ministries.
Curtis Xia
Curtis is a ruling elder at King's Cross Church. He first came to faith in Jesus as a high school senior. He was baptized at Living Faith Community Church (LFCC). After being part of LFCC for more than 10 years, he and his family joined King's Cross in 2012. His main responsibilities at King's Cross include oversight of the nursing home and basketball ministries. Curtis has been a NYC high school math teacher since 2016. Currently he is teaching in the Bronx.
Matt Suhu
Matt grew up in Rego Park, Queens. He married his college sweetheart, Grace, and they have two beautiful children, Caleb and Elyse. He is currently a high school mathematics teacher and has been an educator since 2003. Matt and his family were part of the core team that was sent from Living Faith Community Church to plant King's Cross Church in 2012. He is humbled by what God has allowed him to witness and experience at King's Cross Church, and is excited to see more people being renewed by the grace and love of Jesus Christ. Matt currently oversees the community group ministry, the children's education ministry, and the diaconate team.
Stephen Au
Stephen with his wife, Alice, and two energetic boys, Nathaniel and Alistair, live in Forest Hills, Queens. He has been attending church in the Flushing community for the past 13 years and is humbly thrilled to serve as a Ruling Elder at King's Cross Church. Stephen provides oversight in the areas of Praise/Music ministry, Faith & Work and Discipleship. By profession, he is engaged in fashion design and brand development. He is always up for discussing topics on art, men's & children's fashion, and music…and the Bible of course!
Stephen Fang
Stephen Fang grew up in Flushing, NY and started attending King's Cross in the fall of 2013. He is known for his love for community, good food, and sleep. Stephen was ordained as a ruling elder February 2018, and oversees the finance ministry, Chinese ministry, and translation team. He currently resides in downtown Flushing with his wife, Ester.
Diaconate Team
Trusty Pei
Trusty was born and raised in Queens, NYC. He graduated from NYU Tandon School of Engineering with a B.S. in Computer Science in 2012 and is currently working in the field of Information Technology. Trusty currently serves on the Basketball Ministry and was elected to be a member of the diaconate team in February 2018. On his free time, Trusty enjoys playing and watching basketball, working out and spending time with friends over a meal.
Amy Woo
Amy was born and raised in SoCal but also spent ~10 years in Korea. She returned to the states for college and stayed on the East Coast since. She's been with King's Cross since Day 1 and came to know Christ during her first year of joining. She grew deeper in faith through the support of her community and the leaders she serves alongside today. She loves to learn, read various genres of books, and spend time with friends over good coffee.
Eunmi Moy
Eunmi was born in Korea and has lived in Flushing, Queens since 1991. She is an alumni of Bronx HS of Science and University of Michigan. Eunmi currently works in the hospitality/hotel industry. Having grown up in Queens, her heart is for the youth and young adults here. Eunmi currently serves on the Diaconate Team and support the Community Groups of King's Cross Church.
Judy Chang
Judy is a Panamanian born Chinese, who grew up in Brooklyn and lived in Manhattan most of her life. She currently resides in Flushing with her sister. She is part of the King's Cross core team and the deaconate team. Judy enjoys cooking, eating and and watching Christ work in others and her own life; and she feels that it's even better when both are mixed together.
Lisa Fong
Lisa has been a member of LFCC since 2002. She is married to Gary Fong and they have two daughters, Avery and Addison. Lisa joined the diaconate team in Feb 2013 and is currently a part of mercy and justice ministry.
Terence Moy
Terence is a speech language pathologist working at a special education high school in Forest Hills. He currently serves as a coordinator and small group leader for the community group ministry at King's Cross Church.
Jovita Lai
Jovita lives in Flushing with her husband, Charles, their daughter Joielle, their son Atticus, and their dog Mochi. Charles and Jovita have been attending King's Cross since its start in 2012. Jovita loves connecting with people over good food, desserts and bubble tea. She currently works as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner in Urology.
Charles Lai
Charles was born in Hong Kong, grew up in Toronto, Canada, and came to NY for college. He currently resides in Flushing with his wife Jovita, their daughter Joielle, their son Atticus, and their dog Mochi. Charles works in app design & research. He occasionally take online classes with Reformed Theological Seminary. Currently, Charles is serving as a Youth Group teacher. He says, "It's one of the ways that God has opened my eyes to the amazing work that He is doing and desires to build up in the Flushing neighborhood."
Stella Chow
Stella is a daughter, a sister, and lover of animals ("except snakes and things that crawl on their tummy"). Stella has strong introverted tendencies but God has given her a heart for those that are new to groups. She loves connecting with people in small groups. Stella enjoys sports, movies, music and cooking. She studied Biology and was on a health care path for 15 years and recently joined a FinTech start-up in a co-working space. Stella likes change and seeing the change in people.
Grace Suhu
Grace has attended LFCC since 2004 and has been part of Kings Cross church from its beginning. She is blessed with her family- her husband Matt and two beautiful children. She works as a nurse practitioner in oncology. Grace has the privilege of serving on the diaconate as part of the care coordinating team. She also serves on the praise team and is part of a discipleship group.
Jane Xia
Jane has been attending King's Cross with her husband Curtis since 2012 and is proud to be part of this church family. Jane and Curtis have three beautiful and active children and have been blessed by watching them grow. Jane has been teaching ESL for 15 years but is currently a stay-at-home mom who enjoys getting to know other moms and share the love of Christ.
Brandon Chung
Diaconate Team (inactive)
Brandon is a member of the King's Cross diaconate team and has been serving on the praise team as a percussionist for the past two years. He enjoys music of all genres, including country and classical. Brandon has a passion for shepherding the younger generations of our church as well as the Flushing community.
Norman Yung
Pastoral Assistant
Norman lives in Woodside, Queens with his wife, Stephanie, and three daughters Rehema, Selah and Isaya. He currently serves as a pastoral assistant overseeing Sunday Worship and Community Group ministry. Norman is passionate about worship and seeks to help our church grow in both depth and expression. His background is in computer science and previously worked as a fullstack web developer. He loves coffee, ultimate frisbee, and Narnia.
Joshua Ro
Joshua likes hearing stories from various backgrounds, cultures, ages, and faiths. This is one reason he was drawn to New York City, the most ethnically diverse region on earth. His heroes include Bruce Lee, Paul Simon, and Timothy Keller. He has a Master of Divinity from Westminster Theological Seminary.
Jeying Hu
Children's Education Ministry Director
JeYing was born in Taiwan, but grew up in Queens, NY. Most of her life has revolved around school and various other lessons (including abacus?!?) so she fittingly works as a program director for an afterschool and summer camp. She loves good books, good food, and has stringent requirements for bubble tea. She is both scared and excited to help serve the children of Flushing.
Ester Linton
Ester grew up in Seoul, Korea. She currently resides in Flushing with her husband Stephen. She works as an associate dentist and as the church administrator. Ester also serves as one of the music ministry leaders at King's Cross.
Sunday Worship Bulletin
King's Cross Church Sunday Service:
11:00 AM @ P.S. 20.
142-30 Barclay Avenue, Flushing NY 11355
King's Cross Church is a church of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
For questions and information, please contact info@kingscrossnyc.org.


Glen Finch went to be with the Lord on July 23, after a valiant fight against cancer.
He was surrounded by his loved ones; his wife, Debbie, of years; his sons, Jason and his wife Jennifer and Wesley and his wife, Heather; his grandchildren, Ryleigh, Bryson and Jaxton.
There will be a Celebration of Life Ceremony on July 29th, at 6:30pm, at the J-Lynn Farms, 350 Cave Springs Road in Pegram, TN. The family will receive visitors at the farm on Saturday from 4:00pm until the service time at 6:30pm.
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A total of 19 states in India have introduced a ban on plastic bags. Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh too have recently joined the fight against plastic waste. However, plastic usage continues unhindered in the absence of rigorous implementation considerably undermining the effectiveness of the ban.
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Three humongous landfills of Delhi—Ghazipur, Okhla and Bhalaswa, are way past their capacity. Yet they continue to grow. As their collapse appears imminent with each passing day, threatening to sink the city under its own weight, authorities are suggesting measures for alternative spaces that are clearly not viable.
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Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself' started by Scubadude, Nov 20, 2013.
My name is Phil and I've had Tinnitus since early 2013. I live in Devon and have recently returned from being abroad for 7 years (as a Scuba Instructor) No doubt a few on here will have related questions regarding diving etc. I have also been trained as an assistant with HBO ( In Cyprus) dealing with a few of the unlucky with regard to the bends so I know how these chambers work. My own problems started not with tinnitus itself but with the strange phenomenon called "The Hum". My partner and I returned to the UK three years ago a death in the family brought us to Exmouth Devon ( Hey a free house!) I started to hear a low pitched drone in the house which drove myself and my partner crazy. ( Research this via Google it's heard by a lot of people not just tinnitus sufferers. Now I'm experiencing what might be construed as an orchestra in my head!
continuous pitch is replaced by what seems to be a sparking sound ( like those creepy house movies with a defective fluorescent light trying to start) And before you say ha ha it must be your diving let me tell you that the last dive I did was over three years ago!. I only have the sound in one ear (the left one) the other is fine.
Welcome scubadude. I've only had T since the end of September. I have a consistent High pitched sound in my right ear. I hear a chimney sound in in the left only when I lay down. I experienced a very mild T years ago after someone shot off a 50 caliber weapon at a shooting range, before I could get my ear plugs in. I heard a low hum (thought a truck was running outside) for a few weeks. T wasn't even mentioned to me then. It faded away. I recently had a sinus issue and was on several meds and now T is present in a high pitched form. I'm coping quite well now (knocks on wood). Things get louder at times, but I've had quieter s too. Diet and some helpful vitamins are helping tremendously.
This has been a great source of support and knowledge here at TT, for me. I hope you find some help here, along with support and honest answers.
Thanks Lulubug69 this is a journey we all could do without but I'm glad that I'm not alone in this.
No your certainly not. I believe there are 50 million of us with T. The first few weeks are trying to say the least. I cried, got mad, the why me' s. I'm finding more and more time that I can put it out of my thoughts. It takes time so allow yourself some adjusting. Read as much as you can here. Stay away from some of the other internet promises of ridding you of T. Your help and guidance should come from those who understand and who keep you up on the latest research and honest facts of T. No one here will be anything but honest and will help to guide you as you figure things out. Hang in there!
You will find a wealth of knowledge here and lifetimes of experience. We understand. I have been on other Tinnitus forums but this is the best. Check back often and feel free to express your ideas, opinions or just come and blow off some steam. I feel closer and more open with the people here when discussing my tinnitus than my own family or friends.
We come from all across the world but we are all walking the same path.
Relic Hunter, Thanks for the reply I'm glad your out there....Had a bad one last night with the high pitch T and the unexplained noise called the "Hum" what a racket! Nothing beats getting up at 02.00am with a couple of large vodkas although my typing skills at that time left a lot to be desired.


Well, I'm really proud of how today's drawings turned out:) . I ended up using inverted/negative colour effects in the backgrounds of all three drawings after I'd scanned them.
If you've got an image editing program which can do this effect, then it's worth experimenting with (although be sure to find a colour wheel first [there are a few on Wikipedia] – so you can see what the opposites of any colours you use will be sure.
But, yeah, it's the perfect effect to use for surreal art and it also gives your drawings an afterimage-like quality too.
As usual, these three drawings are released under a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND Licence.
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Issue 5: Icons
The Art of Aggression
Sarah Gavlak
An-My Lê, 29 Palms: Mechanized Assault NFS, 2003–4. Gelatin silver print, 26 x 37 ½ in. Courtesy of Murray Guy Gallery, New York
The Moore Space
Countless historical examples exist of artists responding to acts of aggression. From Edouard Manet's late nineteenth century drawings and paintings of the Franco-Prussian War to Picasso's powerful, huge Guernica to Warhol's pop reproductions of race riots, artists have been drawn to violence in everyday culture as well as to the political environment and public policies that instigate and encourage such aggression.
A recent exhibition in Miami at the Moore Space showed work that references such art historical precedents. The curators of the show appear to be evoking the German philosopher Herbert Marcuse's concept of formalism's connection to beauty as political critique; Marcuse offered that because art is an idealization, it is often at odds with the subject matter it represents and therefore has the ability to break down "established reality," finally making the fictive world of art form a new reality. Upon viewing The Art of Aggression, however, with few exceptions, one questions the ability of most of the work presented to hold such ambitious transformative powers, or to create the room for nuanced realities, for that matter.
Mark Lombardi exhibits exhaustive drawings of flow charts connecting the corrupt and questionable dots between terrorists, arms dealers, the US government and even the Bush family's private companies. While Lombardi's conceptual narratives read like a Vanity Fair investigative report on the infuriating injustices of who is getting rich off the spoils of war, the strongest illustration to such a story is told in the massive human cost of war. The curators claim "that form or beauty is an important tool in political art" and that Lombardi's work has the ability to "overturn our expectations about reality and illusion." A pressing question comes to mind here regarding this work specifically and the exhibition in general: Is it really likely that anyone who voluntarily goes to an alternative art space to see a show called The Art of Aggression is going to have their perceptions changed as to the role the US plays as an aggressor in the world? And is that the point at all?
The primary focus of the exhibition is an entire room dedicated to sketches and watercolors from the Iraq war by New York–based artist Steve Mumford. Given press credentials by the online art magazine Artnet.com, Mumford made four trips to Iraq in 2003 and 2004 to chronicle military and civilian life in the US occupied region. Baghdad Journal, an account of his time spent in Iraq, first made an appearance on Artnet.com via images depicting American soldiers on the frontline and Iraqi citizens trying to maintain some semblance of normality in the middle of a war zone. The resulting work oddly recreates the feeling one has when looking at courtroom sketches. The weight of the reality for both soldiers and Iraqis is removed by virtue of the renderings, given that our already (over) trained eyes are exposed to more real, graphic images in the daily mass media. Inspired by Winslow Homer's Civil War paintings, the fact that the artist went into a war zone with such anachronistic tools as pencil, watercolors and paper is nevertheless of particular interest in an age of digital reproduction.
The only other painting in the exhibition is a single canvas by New York–based Wayne Gonzales, depicting a stylized representation of the Pentagon. With its army green background and silver Lichtenstein-style dots (in this case photographic pixels) organized in a geometric abstract manner to form the likeness of the icon of American military power, the painting seems more an object of pure beauty than a demonstration of outright aggression. It is of interest here that Gonzales takes photographs found in newspapers and the mass media renders the images in paint, while the rest of the artists in the exhibition choose to employ the more immediate mediums of film and video. While the images are at times powerful, as in the case of Mary Ellen Mark's intimate black and white photograph of an amputee laying down with his fiancée, missing leg exposed, or even compositionally stunning as in the case of Martha Rosler's photographic collages juxtaposing the American comforts of a luxurious kitchen with an image of torture from Abu Ghraib, the aggression in these images seems to fall short of the effect of the daily images we receive via the media. Nevertheless, Rosler does manage to create a jarring, if not slightly hackneyed, juxtaposition.
The work in this show that comes closest to grandiose transformative ambitions is one that is not so overtly political, but rather, shows a simply human side of conflict. Palestinian-born artist Emily Jacir's video Crossing Surd features the artist carrying a video camera at foot level in her bag as she crosses a border zone. The weather is cold and damp, the people looking as depressing as the gray sky. We can hear her boots struggling through the mud that is supposed to be a road. This is the realism of form and beauty that the early modernists such as Manet strove to representing in their work — as a means of transforming the current reality. The video is simple, the landscape is neither staged nor dressed, the people, unscripted and not cast for the part, rendering it absolutely "real."
In the end, the issues of American involvement and policies in this region are not a matter of black and white — as they tend to be outlined in drawings or documented in photographs in this exhibition — but rather entail many shades of gray. While an important initiative, a more successful exhibition of works could have left a bit more room for nuance, less reductionism and, finally, a privileging of the aforementioned shades of gray.
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Nokia, Apple Settle Dispute and Unveil Plans for Future Collaboration
Nokia and Apple announced today that they have settled all litigation related to their intellectual property dispute. On top of that, they agreed to a multi-year patent license.
"This is a meaningful agreement between Nokia and Apple," said Maria Varsellona, Chief Legal Officer at Nokia, who is responsible for Nokia's patent licensing business. "It moves our relationship with Apple from being adversaries in court to business partners working for the benefit of our customers."
Under a business collaboration agreement, Nokia will be providing network infrastructure services to Apple. For its part, Apple will resume carrying Nokia digital health products in Apple retail and online stores. Beyond that, Apple and Nokia say they are exploring future collaboration in digital health initiatives. "Regular summits" between Nokia and Apple executives will" ensure that the relationship works effectively and to the benefit of both parties and their customers," according to a statement from Apple.
"We are pleased with this resolution of our dispute and we look forward to expanding our business relationship with Nokia," said Jeff Williams, Apple's chief operating officer.
Last year Nokia filed complaints against Apple for patent infringement. Apple then counter-sued Nokia and also pulled Nokia-owned accessories from stores worldwide.
Full details remain confidential, but we know that Nokia will receive an upfront cash payment from Apple, with additional revenues during the term. Nokia noted that it intends to provide a comprehensive update of its capital structure optimization program in conjunction with its third quarter 2017 results.


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The Smokepro comes with many of the extras that define the Camp Chef line of products, such as the easy-to-use ash removal system as well and an interior fan. This model comes with easy-to-use controls and an LED temperature readout so you can monitor internal temperature at all times, even if you're cooking at night. The unit also comes with a convenient meat probe for ensuring that perfect finish.
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The look for oil and gas inside the place constituting Bangladesh started out within the later part of the 19th century via some isolated geological mapping. the primary severe try and locate oil and gas became undertaken in Sitakund in 1908 with the aid of the Indian Petroleum Prospecting company, 18 years after the first oil discovery in Digboi, Assam. in the course of 1923-31 Burmah Oil enterprise (BOC) drilled two shallow wells in Patharia. The wells were deserted though there has been a stated display of oil. a complete of 6 exploratory wells have been drilled, the deepest being 1047 meters. there was, but, no discovery and the second one world warfare disrupted in addition activities.
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At Percushop, we are committed to having your order leave our warehouses in 48 - 72 hours. You will receive an email minutes after we send the package with the link to Know what is the situation of your order.
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These make a sleek, delicious alternative to the more starchy, greasy counterpart. And if you dip them in my famous Fry Sauce or my Special Sauce, then you won't be able to stop eating these suckers.
Then again, the sauce takes the healthy aspect back down a notch…but pay no attention to that! We're here to eat. So dig in.
Cover your onions and carrots in olive oil and salt, and bake for 10 minutes at 450. (The onions only bake for 5 minutes as they are more delicate, so be sure to take them out halfway).
But I like to combine them with green onions to spice up the evening.
Preheat your oven to 450 degrees, F.
Peel and slice the carrots and trim the green onions of untidy ends. Be sure to leave a good amount of green on them. You can trim them as short as you'd like AFTER they've cooked.
Mix the onions and carrots in with some olive oil and salt, and place them evenly on a rimmed baking sheet.
Bake for 10 minutes, taking the onions out at the 5 minute mark and setting them aside.
Trim the green onion ends off 2 - 3 inches, and serve them with the carrots either plain or with your favorite sauce.


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Q: How to create video from multiple gallery images store in array flutter ffmpeg I select images from gallery using multi_image_picker in flutter and store all images in array.
  try {
   resultList = await
   MultiImagePicker.pickImages(
    maxImages: 300,
    enableCamera: true,
    selectedAssets: images,
    materialOptions: MaterialOptions(
      actionBarTitle: "Photo Editor and Video
   Maker App",
    ),
  );
 }

User can select images from gallery and store in resultlist array.
Now I want to pass this array to ffmpeg to create video from all these images.
I try a lot and search almost all sites but fail. Here is my code.
Future<void> ConvertImageToVideo () async{
const String BASE_PATH = '/storage/emulated/0/Download/';
const String AUDIO_PATH = BASE_PATH + 'audiio.mp3';
const String IMAGE_PATH = BASE_PATH + 'image002.png';
const String OUTPUT_PATH = BASE_PATH + 'output02.mp4';
// final FlutterFFmpeg _flutterFFmpeg = FlutterFFmpeg();
if(await Permission.storage.request().isGranted){
  List<Asset> resultlist  = <Asset>[];
  String commandToExecute =
      '-r 15 -f mp3 -i ${AUDIO_PATH} -f image2 -i ${resultlist} -y ${OUTPUT_PATH}';
  await FFmpegKit.execute(commandToExecute).then((session) async {
    final returnCode = await session.getReturnCode();
    final state = await session.getState();
    if (ReturnCode.isSuccess(returnCode)) {
      print("ruuning   "+state.toString());
      print("video created " + returnCode.toString());
    } else if (ReturnCode.isCancel(returnCode)) {
      print("video cancel "  + returnCode.toString());
    } else {
      print("error " );
    }
  });
}else if (await Permission.storage.isPermanentlyDenied) {
  openAppSettings();
}

}


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Henry Cavill Actually Thinks Like Superman
Justice League's Henry Cavill takes his role of Superman to heart, allowing the DC hero to influence some of his decisions. Keep reading for more details.
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Even though he's hung up his red cape, Henry Cavill still channels Superman to help him make decisions.
During an appearance on Wednesday's Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the English star revealed to Jimmy Kimmel how he became a fan of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs thanks to his beloved DC character. And it's quite the heroic tale.
As Cavill explained, "I spend a lot of time over here, obviously. And I'd been watching some American football. I started to like the sport, and I realized I had to choose a team. And the only way I could choose a team was with something that was never going to change. It wasn't gonna be, 'My buddy likes this team' or whatever it may be." To help him decide, he asked himself, "What would Superman do?"
As the actor continued, "I figured, the one thing that won't ever change in my life is the Superman aspect of it. And I figured Superman is from Kansas, the Chiefs, people in Kansas support the Chiefs. It just all added up."
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As Kimmel quipped in response, "So, you kind of said, 'Oh, if Superman was a football fan..." Chimed in Cavill, "Oh, he'd definitely be a Chiefs fan."
"Wow, that's weird," Kimmel teased.
And don't worry, he's made it to one game at the Chiefs' stadium in Kansas. He revealed that he got to go on the sidelines and witness the game (and flamethrowers) firsthand—a moment he truly loved to see given that, well, he's an action star.
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Later in the interview, Kimmel rolled a clip from Cavill's upcoming Netflix fantasy series The Witcher. And he revealed that as with his previous movies, he did his own stunts!
Speaking of using a stuntman, the Mission Impossible alum shared, "I do my best not to. On [The Witcher] I didn't use a stuntman at all. For me, it's really important that the character exists within the action as well, rather than just an acting scene, and then you have an action scene which is completely separate, then you're back to the acting again. It's really important that the story and the character travel through all those things."
As Kimmel joked, "Is that something Tom Cruise shamed you into? Not using stuntmen? Is he like, 'Hey, I do everything. You should do everything too.'" Cavill teased back, "Yeah, I'm suffering for it every day."
What's even more interesting about his role on the Netflix series—which is based on the fantasy book series of the same name—is that he first heard about the project on the internet!
"I didn't read the books as a kid," the Justice League alum revealed. "I played the games. They released a game called Witcher 3 in, it's about five years ago now. Played that game to the death, and then I heard it was coming out. I met the showrunner, and that's when I learned they were books. Read the books, and I realized I was missing out on a whole world of the stuff."
The show, which hits Netflix Dec. 20, is being compared to Game of Thrones due to its magical elements, epic setting and Cavill's platinum blonde, Khaleesi-like hair. Check out the full interview to hear Cavill joke about how Emilia Clarke inspired his character development.
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Some conservatives are wishing for Democrats to take over. Some of them prominent conservatives, some of them just "conservatives", and some right here in Maryland. But you can't be a conservative while rooting for the Democrats to win.


North Hempstead has proposed banning electronic cigarettes in all town parks as the alternative to traditional cigarettes has grown in popularity.
The proposed ban follows increased concern among parents, educators and lawmakers over the devices, commonly known as e-cigarettes.
Thirteen percent of high school students tried them in 2014 -- a threefold increase over the previous year -- according to a federal study released last week.
The town will hold a public hearing on the ban at a board meeting Tuesday night.
The battery-powered devices, made to look like cigarettes, cigars, pipes and pens, convert nicotine and chemicals into an inhalable vapor. While towns on Long Island have cigarette bans for municipal parks, many of the laws fail to mention e-cigarettes.
"People don't really view e-cigarettes as harmful," said North Hempstead Councilwoman Anna Kaplan, who is proposing the legislation.
Dr. Tom Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, which published the federal study, has referred to the results showing an increase in e-cigarette use by students as "alarming."
However, proponents of e-cigarettes say not enough research is available as to their potential health impact.
North Hempstead, with 833 acres of parkland, includes facilities on the town's Gold Coast and southern tier. Some sections of town parks permit smoking and for those areas, the e-cigarette prohibition would not apply.
"It's not the image we want in our town parks and recreational facilities," Supervisor Judi Bosworth said in an interview.
While officials from the towns of Brookhaven, Huntington, Oyster Bay, Islip and Southampton say there are no specific e-cigarette bans in their municipalities, Hempstead officials say they interpret a cigarette parks ban to include e-cigarettes, too.
Bosworth said allowing e-cigarettes, but not cigarettes, is simply impractical for the code-enforcement officers patrolling town parks. She said "it is too difficult" for them to walk up to potential violators and distinguish "between a lighted cigarette and an e-cigarette."
Officials credit the Manhasset Community Coalition Against Substance Abuse for raising the issue. That group and the Tobacco Action Coalition of Long Island, according to project director Cathy Samuels, have sought to educate the public about the risks associated with e-cigarettes as they grow in popularity.
"They're dangerous," Samuels said. "Safe behaviors will be ensured on those grounds," she said of the desired effect of the proposed legislation. "Kids play in parks, kids see adults and they're only going to mirror the same behavior."
Jenna Tishler, 17, a junior at Manhasset High School, said students who are part of the coalition have spoken to seventh-grade science classes about the devices on Kick Butts Day, a national anti-tobacco event.
"We got up there as older high school students," Tishler said. "It's better for the kids to hear it coming from us."
Among high school students, use increased from 4.5% in 2013 to 13.4% in 2014.
Among middle school students, use rose from 1.1% in 2013 to 3.9% in 2014.
How they work: Powered by battery, e-cigarettes convert chemicals into an aerosol or vapor that the user inhales. Can be used with or without nicotine.