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As a young pastor, Jim watched all his attempts to grow his first congregation go down the tubes. His church attendance dipped. Recalling those difficult times, he said "Extrapolation made it clear that I had two-and-a-half months of ministry left before I was preaching to only my wife–and she was threatening to go to the Baptist church down the street!"
In the early years, Coral Ridge saw great growth through Dr. Kennedy's emphasis on sharing the Gospel with the surrounding community. Evangelism Explosion officially started in 1962. In a brief 12-year period, church membership increased from 17 to 2,000.
Realizing that he couldn't do this alone, he made witness-training a bedrock of his ministry, utilizing on-the-job training. In 1967, Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church was singled out as the most rapidly expanding church in America. In 1972, EE was incorporated with its own staff and Board of Directors. As it spread to other countries, EE materials were translated into other languages. By 1984, more training clinics were held overseas than were held in the US.
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By 1985, there were more Evangelism Explosion trainings held overseas than were held in the United States as EE spread rapidly across Asia and South America. In 1988, with EE in 66 nations, Kennedy set a goal to expand into every country. By early 1996, EE was planted in all nations of the world with materials translated into more than 70 languages. A celebration would be held at Coral Ridge in 1996 with every nation represented.
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खबर लहरिया Blog	Love, identity, and reckoning: Being queer and in love in Allahabad
Love, identity, and reckoning: Being queer and in love in Allahabad
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A Valentine's Day special dispatch from the city of the Kumbh.
"I got sick of the intense pressure to get married and finally told my mother that I have no interest in girls. You know what her retort was? 'Why? Do you like boys then?'"
Deepak chuckles as he remembers how his courage failed him when he almost told his mother he was queer. But this self-acceptance was a long time in the making, growing up as he did in Jagatpur, a small village in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.
What really helped him understand himself better was the Allahabad-based Allahabad's Resistive Alliance for Queer Solidarity, or RAQS, an artist-activist organization that works with the LGBTQ community on issues like gender, sexuality and mental health.
Deepak spent most of his childhood in his grandmother's house in Jagatpur. It was an all-woman household and, surrounded by girls of his age, Deepak felt at home. "Since childhood I have always felt more like a girl," he explains.
The feelings remained when Deepak returned to his parents' home, albeit unanalysed. "As I grew up, I realised I liked looking at boys the same way that boys liked to look at girls," he says. "I had a very close friend in Class 12, and we really cared for each other. We ended up hugging and kissing a bit too, my first time, but I still couldn't admit or even realise really what it was I was feeling."
His voice falters.
His journey of discovery went a step forward during biology class, otherwise known as India's tragic substitute for sex education in school. "I came across this tiny section on homosexuality in the chapter on reproduction," he remembers. "It was just an afterthought of a mention, like a mandatory line, but I identified strongly with it. It was the first time I realised that there were probably answers out there that could help me understand myself better. That perhaps this is who I am. It piqued my curiosity."
When Deepak finally moved out of his parents' home to Allahabad, he was equipped with a phone. This meant he was on the internet, which allowed him to research the topic further. "All my life I had questioned myself: why was this happening to me? Why was I like this? And I could finally see I was not the only one."
Deepak's research finally led him to RAQS, and he learned what it meant to be transgender. "I didn't know what transgender meant. I thought it only meant kinnar or the third gender. It was used as an abuse," he says.
RAQS' founders, Toshi and Dharmesh, told Deepak that "transgender" was, in fact, a broad term. "They gave me a deeper understanding of the topic, more words to equip myself with," Deepak says. "I understood that if I am a girl trapped in a boy's body, then I am transgender. I finally understood what I am and I have no problem accepting that now. That is who I am."
Dharmesh and Toshi started RAQS four years ago as a safe platform for the LGBTQ community in Allahabad. "I realised that there was no platform that allowed us to talk about our identity and sexuality openly," Toshi explains.
It was a revelation for people like Deepak. "People would tell me that I am a man, so I shouldn't act a certain way or move my hands like that, or talk like that. I received a lot of comments on how I danced like a girl. My first response to that harsh criticism was that I gave up dancing, even though I love it."
He shrugs. "Now I know how to handle all the nasty comments that people like to make. They don't bother me anymore. There have even been times when my mother called me a hijra. In the same way, like an abuse. Yes, when your own mother says something like that…it definitely hurts."
Deepak's decision to live his life as honestly as possible is testament to his courage, as well as the support he gets from RAQS. "RAQS has given me the power to be myself," he beams.
Another important ally is his aunt, he says, in whom he has found a true confidante, non-judgemental friend, and supporter. Once, when he was at home, his late night phone calls with a friend were misinterpreted as a budding romance. However, his aunt didn't mince any words in putting the rumours to rest.
"My aunt told my mother that he doesn't have any interest in girls. I think it really hit my mother hard because she heard it for the first time from someone else," Deepak says. He quickly defends his mother's reaction, saying she's someone who knows little of the world out there. "She also has a heart condition. I don't want to tell her anything that will upset her. So I simply refrain."
Homophobia is rampant in Indian society, and it is perpetuated through mediums such as cinema. Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, which criminalised sexual activities "against the order of nature", was only recently struck down, over 150 years after it was introduced.
For decades, Section 377 was used to systemically persecute and marginalise the LGBTQ community. From harassment and blackmail to false cases of "kidnapping" to break up queer couples, cases would go unreported. Male victims of rape found little recourse to justice if the perpetrator was a former partner.
Prior to the law being repealed, most victims could only avail legal advice as their socioeconomic status wouldn't permit them to openly fight legal cases. If a case went to trial, it would usually be fought anonymously. The Supreme Court's decision to overturn Section 377, deeming it unconstitutional, finally removed the legal stigma attached to consensual same-sex relations between adults.
However, social stigma is another story. Kishan Maurya, a student of Allahabad University, describes how a queer acquaintance was recently denied housing on the grounds of their sexual orientation. "The landlord said if the Supreme Court has passed some weird law, then they should go ask the Supreme Court for a room," he says.
This disdain for the queer community takes many forms. Consider how women identifying as lesbian or queer are treated. "Society has named it kupratha", says Neha, a student at Allahabad University, "a deviation from our natural practices. But this thinking is not going to change overnight. It's our responsibility, the duty of our generation to accept every kind of person. We should fight for equal representation, give them the same liberties as any other citizen and work towards changing the narrow mindset of our society."
Satyam Raj Sangharsh, who studies at the same university, sums up this hypocrisy towards the LGBTQ community: "We worship Ardh Narishwar in Sanatan Dharma. On the other hand, if we actually meet someone who is queer, we make fun of them. The laws have changed but our mindset hasn't."
But now Deepak is all smiles. "I actually don't have the words to express what I felt when I discovered who I truly was. It was as if, until then, I'd been living in the dark."
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Q: Error passing a lambda as default argument The code below compiles fine, until I uncomment the line: lambda();. Why does it compile if I don't use the function relying on the default argument, but when I try to use the default argument, it doesn't compile anymore?
#include <iostream>

int main()
{
    static auto lambdaDefaultParameter = []() // must be static, otherwise I get the error that a local variable can't be a default parameter
    {
        std::cout << "default\n";
    };

    // trying a lambda that takes another lambda as parameter
    auto lambda = [](auto&& f = lambdaDefaultParameter)
    {
        f();
    };

    lambda([]() {std::cout << "test\n"; }); // ok
    //lambda(); // error
}

A: You cannot capture something with automatic storage duration as a default parameter.  Either move the lambda into global scope, or capture it as follows:
#include <iostream>
#include <functional>

int main()
{
    auto lambdaDefaultParameter = []()
    {
        std::cout << "default\n";
    };

    auto lambda = [](std::function<void()> f =
                     [lambdaDefaultParameter](){ lambdaDefaultParameter(); }
                    )
    {
        f();
    };

    lambda([]() {std::cout << "test\n"; });
    lambda();
}

Output:
test
default

A: Apparently auto is having some trouble. Specifying the type explicitly works on MSVC. g++ still doesn't compile it, because if thinks a static lambda is a local variable. MSVC only thinks it's a local variable when I don't use the static keyword in lambdaDefaultParameter.
#include <iostream>

int main()
{
    static auto lambdaDefaultParameter = []() // must be static, otherwise I get the error that a local variable can't be a default /parameter
    {
        std::cout << "default\n";
    };

    // trying a lambda that takes another lambda as parameter
    auto lambda = [](void(*f)() = lambdaDefaultParameter) // ok
    //auto lambda = [](auto f = lambdaDefaultParameter) // error
    {
        f();
    };

    lambda([]() {std::cout << "test\n"; }); // ok
    lambda(); // ok
}

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The 'Little Things' epidemic: Why teens 'just joking around' is so dangerous
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I live in a state of privilege. Wexford, Pa., and surrounding affluent suburbs are areas that run rampant with entitlement; mostly white and usually upper-middle class, the large majority of the population has it easy. Our lives are picturesque — but what lurks underneath isn't so pretty. A metaphorical epidemic has struck our high schools, one of overly chivalrous sexism, backhanded racism and teenagers who refuse to take responsibility for their words and actions. We stay afloat because we are privileged people, but it is that privilege that prevents us from ever achieving a truly equal state. Because, as novelist Margaret Atwood once famously wrote, "Better never means better for everyone… It always means worse for some."
However, we weren't always so insensitive. From the minute students enter kindergarten, anti-bullying rhetoric is used almost excessively— so much so that the switch from adorable little kids to nasty 16-year-olds seems sudden and out of the blue. As children, we are told to not say mean things, to include everyone, to be kind to our neighbor. We are taught decency and courtesy. Why are teenagers so mean then? Why do we attack each other with slurs and jokes? It's because anti-bullying programs don't address the roots of bullying, instead hoping that by simply telling children not to bully will be sufficient. News flash! It isn't.
When children aren't taught about racism or homophobia or sexism or other oppressed minority groups, these programs become futile. We can't trust all parents to educate their children on these topics, so we're left with a difficult problem. By high school, students have shed their "Don't bully!" skins and no longer care because those moral values were never instilled. And as this dilemma festers, the teenagers only get worse. We jump head-first into what I call the 'Little Things' epidemic. Nobody plans to open a concentration camp, but we will drop slurs like it's nothing. We forget that what we deem trivial and insignificant can have real, negative effects on those near us. And just because that distasteful joke seems small in the scheme of things doesn't mean that it won't add up.
Alexandra Flagg created a form for her classmates to fill out regarding the slurs and insensitive comments made in their school hallways. (Photo by Ryan Loew/PublicSource)
In order to find out more about the positions of my schoolmates, I created an online form in which North Allegheny High School students could send in 'jokes' and insults that they've heard in their school hallways targeting minority groups. I received submissions that, as horrible as they are, didn't shock me in the slightest. Some of the nastiest highlights include: "He's brown, so he smells like curry," "Put 'em in the cotton fields again," "Go back to China," and "Why does she wear a blanket over her head?" Almost everyone who replied mentioned the abundant use of racial, transphobic and homophobic slurs, and there were many entries that showed a growth in anti-Semitic jokes and the drawing of swastikas.
Afterward, I sat down with someone from my school, a sophomore at North Allegheny who enjoys makeup artistry. She identifies as a homoromantic, bisexual woman and has noticed similar trends of harassment and oppression in our school. Of her romantic orientation specifically, she noted insults are said "in passing, but occasionally some are direct." She went on to tell me, "There's that classic, 'That's so gay.' I've heard that I don't know how many times. It's really uncomfortable to weasel my way out of that." She had also heard what you may think is an outdated sexist remark about women belonging in the kitchen, but, as it turns out, high school antagonizers aren't very creative.
I also spoke to a junior who likes to write to hear about her experiences. She spoke of gender-related insults: "People use 'girl' instead of scared or frightened or weak. They make fun of girls and the stuff that we do." She also told me about race-based comments around school, saying, "I have heard jokes about Indians, like we smell bad or whatever. In elementary school, people would stretch their eyes and pretend to be Chinese. I try to fight back whenever I can."
I was mortified as I reviewed the submissions to the form I created and to hear of these students' experiences. What scares me the most is how the students who use these insults refuse to accept how detrimental they can be. My schoolmates operate under the delusion that their comments are harmless or that they are "just joking around." We've lost responsibility for our actions — and it has catastrophic side effects.
We stay afloat because we are privileged people, but it is that privilege that prevents us from ever achieving a truly equal state.
Now that I've berated suburban high schools a sufficient amount, I think it's time to step back from the negatives and take a more glass-half-full stance. In general, we teenagers are often underestimated. In articles written about our age group, we are frequently represented as young, stupid and lacking the ability to understand the consequences of our actions. And while I'll begrudgingly give you the first two, I think we deserve a little more credit for the latter; I mean, our entire lives are centered around the repercussions of not turning in homework or cutting class. That's why I'm hopeful.
These days, the revolution is in. Kids my age are opening their eyes to inclusivity and are being introduced to racism and sexism through social media. What our parents never taught us, what our schools "forgot" to mention, can be discovered within a matter of seconds — and while it has its dangers, as long as we stay smart and vigilant, what we have the potential to understand is truly amazing.
And yes, it is a learning process: I've heard myself say things that are not OK, and I've heard even the most socially aware of my friends do the same. What is said will never be OK, but I believe the effort to change is tantamount to the change itself.
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According to Al Lingo, a white Protestant minister, who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from Selma to Montgomery and was assigned by King to talk with other white people in the South about voting rights for black people, every journey starts with a first step. And that first step is acknowledging problematic behavior and calling it out.
So, we have work to do. We must educate ourselves. We must be better than preceding generations, and we must work on supporting our friends whom we have left behind. We have got to try harder, but I am wholly optimistic about our future.
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3 thoughts on "The 'Little Things' epidemic: Why teens 'just joking around' is so dangerous"
Pernella on July 25, 2018 at 3:46 am said:
Rhetoric. Bullshit. Nice try.
f dot ahm on May 1, 2018 at 8:48 pm said:
"Kids my age are opening their eyes to inclusivity and are being introduced to racism and sexism through social media" please also read books about these topics, like "doing race" by hazel rose markus or "and the band played on" by randy shilts. social media posts can lack a lot of nuance and historical context.
Virtue signalling to 11 on February 15, 2018 at 9:41 pm said:
Cultural marxism is a mental disorder. SJWs are obliviously everything they crusade against.
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It was once said: "Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it." But this is not the case, nor, for that matter, do I think it ever has been. The agenda, as it has become more and more apparent to more and more people, has been not to learn from history (to learn the lesson), but to learn ways to BETTER what they have set out to do (to ramp up operations and agenda).
Clearly, as we dissect history, we see more and more actions by the 'powers that be', (Rothschild & Rockefeller Zionists, together with other heads of state, since they are all complicit and playing along in this New World Order agenda), doing what they set out to do from day one, such is what I found in of one of David Icke's best performances entitled:
"Social Engineering, Agenda 21 & Transhumanism – The Secret Manipulation of Humanity" ~
"The Frankfurt School Of Social Engineering", another Rothschild entity, which has, among other agendas, to confuse the masses by continually changing course and manipulating stories by propaganda or other means, and other goals, for example:
The Creation of racism offences
Continual change to create confusion
The teaching of sex to children
Huge immigration to destroy national identity
The promotion of excessive drinking
The emptying of churches
Legal system with bias against victims of crime
Dependency on the state or state benefits
Control and dumbing-down of the media
Encouraging the breakdown of the family
And so, clearly, we can see INTENT to further disrupt, to destroy, to pollute, to depopulate, and to poison and sicken the remaining population…
To this end, a WARNING was issued by past presidents and high-profile leaders, and what is now common knowledge.
"Past presidents of the 'united states' and other high profile leaders have repeatedly issued warnings over the last 214 years, that the 'united states' government is under the control of an invisible government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the People.
According to six of our former presidents, one vice-president and a myriad of other high profile political leaders, an invisible government that is incredibly evil in intent has been in control of the 'united states' government "ever since the days of Andrew Jackson" (since at least 1836).
They "virtually run the 'united states' government for their own selfish purposes. They practically control both parties… It operates under cover of a self-created screen (and) seizes our executive officers, legislative bodies, schools, courts, newspapers and every agency created for public protection.
As a result, we have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated governments in the civilized world ~ no longer a government by free opinion, no longer a government by conviction and the vote of the majority, but a government by the opinion and the duress of small groups of dominant men."
In the first show, "TLBTV PRESENTS: LEARN 2 UNLEARN", very special guest Frank Gregory Ford joins me to discuss these issues, who is behind them, and to what extent, touching on, in particular, the Oklahoma City Bombing, The 9/11 Attack on the World Trade Center, and other 'false flag' events… A very alarming scenario being played out by the people who have been in control of this charade since before the American Revolution… The Rothschild Zionist Dynasty.
FRANK GREGORY FORD has experienced three decades in the military, he is credentialed as a counter intelligence non-commissioned officer assigned to Detachment 1, Company A, 223rd Military Intelligence Battalion of the California Army National Guard, under the active duty command of the 205th Compliant Military Intelligence Brigade. He was also a qualified U.S. Navy corpsman and U.S. Army medic. He is also the only American in the history of this country to take his own government to court for the torture he endured by his own, in Iraq.
Luca Majno is the TLB Project Media Technical Director, an investigative journalist, researcher and passionate advocate of Indigenous People (The Original People), of their 'Turtle Island' which is now North America. Born in Boston, Ma. and raised in Geneva, Switzerland, he has lived for the last 25 years in Canada, where his activism started, and has since lived in Tennessee and Keokuk, Iowa, where he now resides. Exposing past and present crimes of any nature is a sure way to change the course of humanity towards a brighter future.
Luca Majno is available for speaking engagements here in the United States and can be contacted directly or by clicking the email link on this page:
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Why Obama Must Be Primaried
By FreeSociety
When Obama had big majorities in his favor, and a 70% approval rating with the public, he refused to embrace the Left — the very people who made all that possible.
In fact, he showed quick contempt for the Left. The first thing he did was dismantle Howard Dean's greatly effective DNC organization, and then he made a point of stocking-up his policy team, and Cabinet with status-quo Neocons, WallStreeters, and Corporatists — all direct advocates of the failed and corrupt 2001-2007 policies that the public had just rebelled against.
What became clear was that Obama had no actual purpose to his presidency. He stood for nothing and fought for nothing. One by one good ideas that actually had significant popular support within the Congress (at that time) were quietly shot down (and hard) behind-the-scenes by Obama and Rahm Emanuel — before they could ever be voted on.
Re-importation of cheaper generic drugs
Lowering the age of Medicare to 55.
The Public Option
Loosening regulations for States to experiment with Single-Payer
All of these ideas were popular with the American public. All had 50 Senate votes that could be targeted. But Obama did not want progressive policies. He sought only, and got only the status-quo, FATCAT, establishment answers.
The Democrats were then left to campaign on a decidely weak, uninspiring, counterproductive "Health" bill. One that provided no FDR narrative, or "Great Society" narrative, along with Bank Bailouts, and a stay-the-course Foreign Occupation Policy — all pointing our Country towards bankruptcy.
How could "a smart man" ever think this would be a winning formula?
Meanwhile the Bush-Cheney Foreign Policy continues on unabated, and with no new narrative to the insane tactics of Endless Foreign Occupations, Bombs, War, Taxpayer Funded Corruption, permanent Detention and Torture without due process, and Trillions of dollars wasted away overseas while our own Country rots away within.
So what does Obama want to do now?
Move to the right and follow the GOP agenda even further. Then he wonders why his base isn't happy. Obama just is not as smart as everyone thought he was.
This is a dumb politican, capable of only blindly following the marching orders of the Corporate Establishment (even when he had the 50+ votes to bring meaningful change).
Obama likes to drop his g's ("fightin", "workin", etc.) when speaking on the campaign trail, and speak hip talk for the common folks. But it's just an act. He has no true concern for them. He has no true passion. He has no true core as a person. There is no loyalty, or burning desire to any clear policy objectives.
He is an empty suit, and it has become so obvious now to all — that unlike Bill Clinton, he won't ever call the Republican's bluff on anything whatsoever (recall that Bill Clinton, to his credit, refused to sign the Newt Gingrich budget, and let them Shutdown the government — until they caved! — yes the GOP caved to a Democrat!). But Obama won't ever fight for people. He has no concept of "fighting" for anything. He will barter away Social Security. He will happily extend the Tax Cuts for the rich – unnecessarily adding $700 billion dollars of new Debt. He will keep wasting Trillions of dollars Overseas. He has no new direction, or narrative to offer. Worse than that, he will never even see his own Presidency as a loser, because he was never married to any such progressive agenda at any time in the first place.
Bank Monopoly, Charlatan, Corporate Shill, Democratic Party, epic failure, Loser, Neocon, President Obama, Warfare State, World Empire
How to Kill More Troops and Civies for Fun & Profit, End the 2nd Depression, & Spoof the Nobel
By AmericanRiverCanyon in Barack Obama, War
Remember this guy ?
Only very rarely has a person to the same extent, ….. captured the world's attention and given its people hope for a better future. His diplomacy is founded in the concept that those who are to lead the world must do so on the basis of values and attitudes that are shared by the majority of the world's population.
Fresh off of letting the former Minerals Management Services oil bomb a third of our nation's seafood supply from the Gulf of Mexico into oblivion through regulatory neglect, and letting the EPA perform the world's largest biology experiment with Corexit spraying,
He's come up with a great new manufacturing stimulus program to end our nation's economic malaise of millions of unemployed.
And Dept of Defense Secretary Gates is enthusiastic, saying it will "build high walls around a smaller yard" by narrowing in on the nation's "crown jewels."
What could this be ? Is it a bird, is it a plane, no, it's more than that, it's
Enlarging the United State's market share of the international weapons exporting business ! He's going to double it by 2015. That would take us from 30% of the market to 60% of the world market.
What could possibly go wrong ?
India, which currently is seeking 126 fighter-jets worth over $10 billion, 10 large transport aircraft worth $6 billion, and other multi-billion dollar defense sales, could be among the possible beneficiaries. Allies seeking advanced U.S. weaponry and equipment, who now often buy elsewhere due to the cumbersome U.S. approval process, would draw immediate benefit from the reforms, U.S. officials said.
Isn't this the world's largest multicultural Asian democracy which currently is embroiled with a little misunderstanding with its Muslim neighbor, Pakistan, which we just happen to be giving money to with one hand, and droning with the other ?
Although a "Democrat" in the House, Berman, is writing a version of the bill, others are also expressing enthusiasm for their kind of stimulating one stop shopping Mall of the Americas experience. And there will be seasonal sales, and back to school specials, as the boring old technology is rotated to the clearance racks and the new, stylish and advanced technology is put on the front of the aisles.
Rep. Donald Manzullo, R-Ill., represents a district with aerospace and other manufacturers, and said reform is needed for the survival of U.S. manufacturing.
"We can begin to manufacture our way out of this recession by reforming our export controls," Manzullo said in a speech at the American Enterprises Institute, a conservative think tank.
Okay, they're a little bit worried about who might get the clearance rack weapontry items, but not too much.
Ah, streamlining ! Transparency ! Hope and Change !
Your kid didn't need that publik skoolun fer kollage anyway. Call your local recruitment office now and reserve him or her a space for 2015. They'll leave the lights on for ya.
arms control, Deficit Spending, depression, Economics, India, international arms trade, manufacturing, Neocon, neoliberal, neoliberalcon, Pakistan, Peace, stimulus
From Guardian UK, "How To Read Afghanistan War Logs" from wikileaks
The Guardian UK, a British publication, says that they asked to see the 90,000+ wikileaks documents of whistleblower Julian Assange on the Afghanistan War, and has created its own stories on them, and has not paid for this. They say they've "crawled through it so you can make sense of it," which means that they must have had it for a while.
As the U.S. Senate strips out $20 billion of domestic funding resources that would have paid for schools, teachers, and college students, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/…
A spokesman for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., wouldn't comment on whether the House will simply approve the Senate measure and send it on to Obama for his signature.
But the pressure to do so is intense, especially after Defense Secretary Robert Gates warned lawmakers this week that unless the measure is enacted into law before Congress leaves for its August recess, the Pentagon could have to furlough thousands of employees.
…. out of yet another war "supplemental" bill above the regular military funding, and is poised to influx another massive amount of deficit cash into yet another surge into a country we've now occupied for 9 years, the timing could not be better.
Rachel Reid, who investigates civilian casualty incidents in Afghanistan for Human Rights Watch, said: "These files bring to light what's been a consistent trend by US and Nato forces: the concealment of civilian casualties. Despite numerous tactical directives ordering transparent investigations when civilians are killed, there have been incidents I've investigated in recent months where this is still not happening.
Accountability is not just something you do when you are caught. It should be part of the way the US and Nato do business in Afghanistan every time they kill or harm civilians." The reports, many of which the Guardian is publishing in full online, present an unvarnished and often compelling account of the reality of modern war.
Most of the material, though classified "secret" at the time, is no longer militarily sensitive. A small amount of information has been withheld from publication because it might endanger local informants or give away genuine military secrets.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/worl…
The Guardian's war logs homepage of links is here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/worl…
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Morning Migraine: It's Elena Kagan for the Supremes
By AmericanRiverCanyon in Iraq, War
President Barack Obama, on a roll after his Attorney General floated the idea to the Sunday morning talkie tubes that the Miranda rule should be optional in the War on Terra, had his anonymous spokesperson let loose with the news late this evening that Elena Kagan would be his Supreme Court pick to replace retiring Justice John Paul Stevens.
Elena Kagan, a Clinton era leftover,former Dean of Harvard Law School, and current Solicitor General, would be the 3rd female on the Supreme Court at the same time, which presumably would signal the Beginning of the End Times for certain fundamentalists. Kagan has never been a judge.
Like most things in the Obama administration which start out sounding wonderful, there has to be a catch:
Her nomination is unlikely to cause a damaging fight in the Senate ahead of congressional mid-term elections in November or distract the Obama administration from other issues like jobs, financial regulation and climate change legislation.
http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com…
Has plenty of ties to Obama and his administration. In addition to being solicitor general, was hired by chief White House economics adviser Larry Summers to be dean of Harvard Law School. And while at the University of Chicago, Kagan tried to recruit Obama — then a part-time lecturer in constitutional law — to a full-time job in academia.
*** Seven Republicans voted for her confirmation: Coburn (OK), Collins (ME), Gregg (NH), Hatch (UT), Kyl (AZ), Lugar (IN), Snowe (ME). Newly minted Democratic Sen. Arlen Specter voted against her.
Won praise — from both liberals and conservatives — during her tenure as dean of Harvard Law. Hired some of the best law professors in the country, including Obama friend (and administration official) Cass Sunstein of the University of Chicago.
Larry Summers, Orin Hatch, and Cass Sunstein. It's like the Bermuda Triangle.
And Arlen Specter doesn't like her, but remember, the Tea Party hates Arlen Specter.
One reason why she's the nominee:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/b…
Yesterday, I read everything Elena Kagan has ever published. It didn't take long: in the nearly 20 years since Kagan became a law professor, she's published very little academic scholarship- three law review articles, along with a couple of shorter essays and two brief book reviews. Somehow, Kagan got tenure at Chicago in 1995 on the basis of a single article in The Supreme Court Review-a scholarly journal edited by Chicago's own faculty-and a short essay in the school's law review.
…. joining Harvard as a visiting professor of law in 1999. While there she published two articles, but since receiving tenure from Harvard in 2001 (and becoming dean of the law school in 2003) she has published nothing. (While it's true law school deans often do little scholarly writing during their terms, Kagan is remarkable both for how little she did in the dozen years prior to becoming Harvard's dean, and for never having written anything intended for a more general audience, either before or after taking that position.)
Kagan's handful of publications touch on topics like regulating offensive speech, analyzing legislative motivations for speech regulations, and evaluating the process of administrative law-making. But on the vast majority of issues before the Court, Kagan has no stated opinion. Her scholarship provides no clues regarding how she would rule on such crucial contemporary issues as the scope of the president's power in wartime, the legality of torture, or the ability of Congress to rein in campaign spending by corporations.
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More "Change" From President Obama
By FreeSociety in War
President Obama's track record has been stunning in its all out embrace and expansion of the corrupt Foreign Policy of the past 8 dark years (and with it, the total rejection of what people voted for) — a darkness Obama won't let any sunlight near.
Here's the latest from Obama:
The Obama administration quietly announced Friday the appointment of John McLaughlin, former deputy CIA director, to head the internal investigation of the intelligence failures that led to the Christmas Day attempted bombing of a Delta airliner headed for Detroit as well as the events leading to the shootings at Fort Hood in November.
With this appointment, President Barack Obama has assured that the culture of intelligence cover-up will continue. McLaughlin has participated in and sought to cover-up many of the CIA's most egregious failures and misdeeds of the past decade. When he left the CIA, he then served as the agency's chief apologist.
So, who is John McLaughlin? Most of official Washington and the mainstream media view McLaughlin as the mild-mannered, professorial CIA bureaucrat, who former CIA director George Tenet called the "smartest man he had ever met."
Few people understand, however, that McLaughlin played the most important role in making sure that the Bush administration received the intelligence that would be used and misused to justify the use of force against Iraq in 2003.
Washington insiders remember that it was CIA director Tenet who told President George W. Bush, "Don't worry, it's a slam dunk," in response to the president's demand for stronger intelligence on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction (WMD) to provide to the American people. Few people remember that it was McLaughlin who actually delivered the "slam-dunk" briefing to the president in January 2003.
McLaughlin was the "villain" behind the politicized intelligence on Iraq in the run-up to the illegal war. He perverted the intelligence process, ignored high-level briefings on the weakness of the intelligence on WMD and then tried to silence David Kay, the chief of the Iraq Survey Group, when the weapons inspectors found no evidence of strategic weapons in Iraq.
When Kay returned to CIA headquarters from Baghdad, Tenet and McLaughlin made sure that Kay was given a tiny, windowless office at the end of a distant, deserted corridor undergoing construction. It had no secure phone or classified computer. Kay called it Siberia.
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Obama Exposed!!
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Depression Theater
As the total vacuum of any principled leadership from President Obama has now produced the inevitable directionless, anti-consumer, Insurance Monopoly boondoggle fraud, now masquerading in Congress as "reform", it is time to reflect upon just who Obama's friends really are and have been all along, and what his uninspiring charade of a Presidency is really all about.
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Updated: Obama Starts U.S. Military Hostilities Against Venezuela
President Obama is now deploying American Troops to Colombia to start new unprovoked Military hostilities against (neighboring) Venezuela, using the same advanced Predator Drone Airstrike technology that has been murdering thousands of innocent civilians throughout Afghanistan and Pakistan.
From The RawStory.com Obama Sends Soldiers And Drones To Venezeula's Neighbor
American troops will soon find themselves stationed at military bases scattered across the South American nation of Colombia with a mission to use advanced Predator drone technology to "aid in fighting the drug trade" and to "combat terrorism".
President Hugo Chavez warned, "the winds of war are beginning to blow." Chavez has already accused Colombian troops of making an incursion over the border and regional tensions are running high.
Honduran de-facto President Rafael Correa also took exception, saying the United States would target Colombia's neighbors. "It has also sparked concern from moderate Colombian allies, such as Chile and Brazil, who want assurances that U.S. forces won't be operating outside Colombia's territory," The Wall Street Journal adds.
A Preemptive Strike-Reply for a Post-NeoCon World
By WSComn in Meta, Politics
(I'm traveling tomorrow, overseas. I'll be out of touch all day, and that'll be a damn shame, as I love this place. So I decided to post this now, and see if anyone liked it. I wrote this exactly 2 years ago tomorrow, just after the midterms, because I felt we were going to win big in 08. We had to win. And I needed to be prepared, or something like that. I'd forgotten about it until today when I heard Rove the pundit blathering nonsense to the 'faithful'. Neocons for some odd reason still believe they have relevance, still believe they hold power. This is how I envision dealing with them. Their mouthpieces, their valued pundits…well, they're another story.)
My name is ___.
I know you.
You know me.
The passage of time and our mutual close proximity to each other on the job is what makes that possible.
That and nothing more than that.
(This is an intervention)
I think we can agree that we have known each other for quite some time now.
For your part I know what you think of me, and have actually, many times, brought yourself to speak out loud the "L" word and send it my way. It has been your highest insult, and I've always thanked you for the sentiment.
Because it's true.
Intervention, Neocon
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For the Florida State Seminoles, it's about having faith
Mandatory Credit: Jeremy Brevard-USA TODAY Sports
Matt Zemek
The Florida State Seminoles did not play their best game — or anything remotely resembling it — on Thursday afternoon in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament.
The Seminoles flourished in the first 10 minutes but then watched the Virginia Tech Hokies steadily reel them in. They faltered, they flinched, they were outplayed for most of the final few minutes of regulation time. They produced multiple statistics which pointed to a likely loss.
They didn't lose.
17 turnovers. Couldn't run offense. Only 11 FTAs. Should of lost that game.
But we didn't. Defense travels.
— Basketball School (@MichaelRogner) March 14, 2019
Florida State, which defeated Virginia Tech in overtime on March 5 after falling behind by 14 points at halftime, thought it was so nice it did so twice. The Noles eclipsed the Hokies in overtime for the second time this month, digging out a 65-63 win to move to Friday's first ACC semifinal against top-seeded Virginia.
Terance Mann hit this off-balance 13-footer with 1.8 seconds left to break a tie and enable Florida State to escape:
Terance Mann FOR. THE. WIN! What a shot! 😱😱#GoNoles #MustSeeACC #ACCTourney (@FSUHoops, @terance_mann)@NewYorkLife #GoodAtLife #ad pic.twitter.com/876qT8zsAM
— ACC Digital Network (@theACCDN) March 14, 2019
How did the Noles do it?
"That's just how our team is," said Mann, who had 10 points and nine rebounds. "Whoever feels comfortable with the position they're in, they're going to do it. And we all have full faith in here in everybody to do so."
That faith, which is prevalent in the Florida State huddle, began with the coach of the Seminoles, who didn't call timeout before Mann's bucket, instead trusting his player to make a play.
"I was going to live and die with whatever happened as a result of that," FSU coach Leonard Hamilton said.
Florida State lived to play another day in Charlotte. It will get a shot at the team which is likely to be the No. 1 overall seed in the 2019 NCAA Tournament. Trying to beat Virginia will be an incredibly difficult task for the Seminoles, especially away from home. Florida State has been extremely successful against ACC competition (and anyone else) in Tallahassee, but taking down Virginia at a neutral site will be daunting.
The task will require a lot of faith.
Florida State has more than enough.
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The International Society for Cellular Therapy (ISCT) is celebrating the success of the Society's Silver Jubilee with a new record for registration at the ISCT 2017 London Annual Meeting.
The event, which took place at ExCeL London from the 3rd – 6th May, is the largest ISCT annual meeting to date, welcoming 1,586 participants, from over 50 countries.
Almost 100 sessions were presented by over 200 renowned experts from around the globe, during the pre-conference day and the subsequent three-day scientific programme.


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Chairman of Playhouse 2, Barbara Micklethwaite, sits down with us and tells us how, for her, it all began…
When did you first become involved at Playhouse 2?
It's at least 20 years ago and I saw an article in the Oldham Chronicle that Playhouse 2 were looking for volunteers, and as I was already involved with a small drama group I decided that it would be something I might like to do. So, I came along and, whilst people that know me will probably think this is a strange thing for me to say, I was a bit scared because I was coming on my own and knew nobody connected to the theatre. I came not knowing what I was going to get involved with; I suppose I thought that someday I might get the opportunity to appear onstage, but I think once I got here and recognised the quality of the plays and the people in them I thought it would maybe be a while before I got a part. So, I started by doing a lot of backstage work and front of house. The first play I did props for, the person working with me fell ill, so it was a baptism of fire that week because it was too late to draft someone else in and I did that week on my own. The next time I was asked to do props, I met Muriel [Dagger], who has since become a close friend, and we used to do at least two plays a season from then on.
When and how did you become Chairman?
It's a funny story really, as I was never asked to be on the Management Committee, I just came to an AGM about 15 years ago, when Charles [Foster] announced he no longer wanted to be Chairman and so he just said, out of the blue "I propose Barbara", at which I was taken aback. I was surprised because I didn't feel I had been involved long enough to be Chairman but I suppose, because I was Chairman of three other organisations at the time, maybe they felt I was qualified for the role. At that point, whilst we had a very hard-working committee, it was made up of people who had been on the committee for a while and were ready to take a step back. So, over a period of years, we just sort of developed the committee that we have now, which has got a good age range and we all bring different talents, qualities and skills. We are very democratic, we discuss things well and, although sometimes we disagree, it all works out in the end and we all get on extremely well. It has been really good to develop a sense of camaraderie between the committee members and they all give me some stick sometimes. I do like to think that I've been a hands on Chairman – I've never been a person who sits back and tells people what to do, and if I do tell someone what to do, it'll be something I will happily do myself. I never thought I would get as involved as I have done and it has been a pleasure.
You also act and do backstage work – do you have a favourite working role?
I enjoy both acting and working backstage. I believe that those who we give the opportunity to be onstage should also be willing to work backstage and put something back into the theatre. If it wasn't for the people who are here constantly working, the theatre wouldn't be here for people to perform. It took me forever to get a part, and in my first role I think I only had one line to read but I was absolutely terrified of not saying that line. I knew the quality and when I came to watch plays I had never heard anyone be prompted, so I would have been mortified if I'd have needed a prompt for one line…in fact I probably wouldn't have come back! I love doing props and I love that a friendship with Muriel has come out of that, especially as we worked so well together, which I think is extremely important and that there is nobody particularly in charge. We work together as a team. Other than props, I've been the PA, Stage Manager, worked Front of House and just been generally involved. I haven't done a lot of plays but the ones I have done I've enjoyed and I've progressed from having one line to a couple of lead parts – I'm very thankful for every part I've been offered.
What's your favourite play that you have been involved with so far? And why?
My favourite would have to be Ladies' Day. I loved the storyline – I first saw it at the Coliseum and I knew straight away that I wanted to play the character of Pearl. I came back to the production committee and said that we should do it, but only if I could play Pearl (not blackmail of course!). I'd worked with Catherine [Sharp] and Clare [Bennett] before, but not Rachael [Mayor]; nevertheless, I felt that we all gelled so well, including the backstage crew, that it was such a pleasure to come to rehearsals and just be a part of it. I actually felt as though it was real, it didn't feel as though we were acting; it felt as though we really were a group of women who worked and socialised together and as a result of that I've made some wonderful friends and we now have our own little social group going, which is great. I'm really looking forward to doing Ladies Down Under.
You are also a member of the production committee, is it enjoyable to see the construction of a season?
Until I became part of the production committee plays just seemed to happen; I hadn't realised just how much work goes into selecting a season's plays and casting them. It made me realise the difficulties the production committee have experienced over the years. You try and fit the person to the part and I think we do that extremely well here. Dad's Army was a prime example of this – you literally could have been watching an episode of Dad's Army and even if the person didn't initially look like the character we moulded them into them looking the part. I initially went on the production committee in an admin capacity in order to send scripts out and get in contact with people for parts. At first, I didn't feel experienced enough to offer an opinion on the plays we selected, but now, further down the line, I offer suggestions, specifically on casting. I find being on the production committee very interesting but problems can occur when plays are withdrawn at the last minute because, for example, they are going on the professional circuit, or you'll cast a play and somebody pulls out, so you have to be prepared up until the last minute. Each member of the production committee brings different things and they each want different things from a season, and as a result I think we get a diverse season, or at least we try to. I think people would be shocked at what goes on in the background here, and at other similar organisations, and the level of commitment from the volunteers in every aspect of running the theatre.
What are the best things about being involved at Playhouse 2?
Everything. It has been wonderful to see it progress from what it was when I first came, which was great, to what it has become now with events other than plays such as the gigs and the cinema. I think you always have to look at ways to progress – you can't stand still, you have to move forward. We are going to make mistakes because we are not perfect, but what is great is that we have a fantastic band of volunteers – we all get on, we can have our differences but we never fall out, we all support each other and we all have a common denominator: Playhouse 2.
Barbara taking centre stage in Amanda Whittington's Ladies' Day Photo Credit: Christopher Holmes Photography


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Magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI, is a way of obtaining very detailed images of organs and tissues throughout the body without the need for x-rays or "ionizing" radiation. Instead, MRI uses a powerful magnetic field, radio waves, rapidly changing magnetic fields, and a computer to create images that show whether or not there is an injury, disease process, or abnormal condition present.
For the MRI procedure, the patient is placed inside of the MR scanner, a large doughnut-shaped device that is open on both ends. The powerful magnetic field aligns atomic particles called protons that are present in most of the body's tissues. The applied radio waves then cause these protons to produce signals that are picked up by a receiver within the MR scanner. The signals are specially characterized using the rapidly changing magnetic field, and, with the help of computer processing, images of tissues are created as "slices" that can be viewed in any orientation.
An MRI examination causes no pain, and the magnetic fields produce no known tissue damage of any kind. The MR scanner may make loud tapping, knocking or other noises at times during the procedure. However, using earplugs prevents problems that may be associated with this noise. You will be able to communicate with the MRI technologist at any time using an intercom system or by other means.
In addition to MRI, the Veterans Memorial Hospital Radiology Department provides many radiology services locally. CT, ultrasounds, bone densitometry, mammography, and general and emergency x-ray services are available every day. Plus the radiography system is a digital system that communicates quickly with specialists in larger hospitals, much faster than any patient could drive to another location.
The advantages of having a digital, state-of-the-art x-ray system are many. "Digital" means every x-ray image is computerized and can be easily transmitted to larger health care facilities for interpretation whenever a radiologist is not on site. Digital images are viewed on high-resolution monitors right away, with no waiting for film to develop. These high-resolution monitors are being installed in various departments around Veterans Memorial Hospital so images can easily be sent to the department where the physician is for even quicker x-ray interpretation.
"Digital" also means higher quality. Digital X-ray images are much clearer and easier for the radiologist to read. Being able to manipulate images is one of the main benefits of digital technology. Since the images are computerized, the radiologist can also easily adjust the brightness, change the contrast and zoom in for close-ups of specific areas of interest in any X-ray.
All digital x-rays can easily be stored just like computer files. This is a great convenience when comparing one x-ray to another. These computerized images can easily be brought up on the monitor, side by side, for comparison, on any monitor within the hospital or any other medical facility the images are sent. This eliminates the dependence on only one set of original x-ray films.
Mammography has been offered by Veterans Memorial Hospital for more than 20 years, but is also now available into the evening hours so patients are invited to make appointments for a mammogram after work. This change in schedule was made in an effort to make mammography screening more accessible.
For more information or to make an appointment for radiology services, please call the Veterans Memorial Hospital Radiology Department at 568-3411.


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The Technology, Media and Telecommunications Review
The International Comparative Legal Guide
This fully updated sixth edition of The Technology, Media and Telecommunications Review provides an overview of the evolving legal constructs relevant to both existing service providers and start-ups in 29 jurisdictions around the world. It is intended as a businessfocused framework for beginning to examine evolving law and policy in the rapidly changing TMT sector.
The burgeoning demand for broadband service, and for radio spectrum-based communications in particular, continues to drive law and policy in the TMT sector. The disruptive effect of these new ways of communicating creates similar challenges around the world:
(a) the need to facilitate the deployment of state-of-the-art communications
infrastructure to all citizens;
(b) the reality that access to the global capital market is essential to finance that
infrastructure;
(c) the need to use the limited radio spectrum more efficiently than before;
(d) the delicate balance between allowing network operators to obtain a fair return on their assets and ensuring that those networks do not become bottlenecks that stifle innovation or consumer choice; and
(e) the growing influence of the 'new media' conglomerates that result from increasing consolidation and convergence.
A global focus exists on making radio spectrum available for a host of new demands, such as the developing 'Internet of Things,' broadband service to aeroplanes and vessels, and the as yet undefined, next-generation wireless technology referred to as '5G'. This process involves 'refarming' existing bands, so that new services and technologies can access spectrum previously set aside for businesses that either never developed or no longer have the same spectrum needs. In many cases, an important first step will occur at the World Radiocommunication Conference in November 2015, in Geneva, Switzerland, where countries from around the world will participate in a process that sets the stage for these new applications. No doubt, this conference will lead to changes in long-standing radio spectrum allocations that have not kept up with advances in technology, and it should also address the flexible ways that new technologies allow many different services to co- exist in the same segment of spectrum.
Many telecommunications networks once designed primarily for voice are now antiquated and not suitable for the interactive broadband applications that can extend economic benefits, educational opportunities and medical services throughout a nation. As a result, many governments are investing in or subsidising broadband networks to ensure that their citizens can participate in the global economy, and have universal access to the vital information, entertainment and educational services now delivered over broadband. Governments are also re-evaluating how to regulate broadband providers, whose networks have become essential to almost every citizen. Convergence, vertical integration and consolidation are also leading to increased focus on competition and, in some cases, to changes in the government bodies responsible for monitoring and managing competition in the TMT sector.
Changes in the TMT ecosystem, including the increased reliance by content providers on broadband for video distribution, have also led to a policy focus on 'network neutrality' – the goal of providing some type of stability for the provision of important communications services on which almost everyone relies, while also addressing the opportunities for mischief that can arise when market forces work unchecked. While the stated goals of that policy focus are laudable, the way in which resulting law and regulation are implemented can have profound effects on the balance of power in the sector, and raises important questions about who should bear the burden of expanding broadband networks to accommodate the capacity strains created by content providers.
These continuing developments around the world are described in the following chapters, as well as the developing liberalisation of foreign ownership restrictions, efforts to ensure consumer privacy and data protection, and measures to ensure national security and facilitate law enforcement. Many tensions exist among the policy goals that underlie the resulting changes in the law. Moreover, cultural and political considerations often drive different responses at the national and the regional level, even though the global TMT marketplace creates a common set of issues.


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Q: How to set the dynamic ids for link? I have a horizontal menu. I want to create an id for each using jQuery. My code is:

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Here menu has no id. I want to create id dynamically using jQuery. How can I do this? I did an example like this, but it is not working:
var i = 0;
$('.menuHeader').each(function () {
    i++;
    newID = menu + i;
    $(this).attr('id', newID);
    $(this).val(i);
});

A: The .each() method is designed to make DOM looping constructs concise and less error-prone. When called it iterates over the DOM elements that are part of the jQuery object. Each time the callback runs, it is passed the current loop iteration, beginning from 0.
You have also omitted the quotes when you concatenated menu string with i variable.
$('.menuHeader').each(function (i) {
  $(this).find('a').attr('id', 'menu' + (i + 1));
  $(this).html((i + 1) + '. ' + $(this).html());
});

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A: Try this, no need of extra variable i:
$('.menuHeader').each(function () {
    $(this).attr('id', 'menu' + ($(this).index() + 1));
    $(this).val($(this).index() + 1);
});

A: Try this
   $('.menuHeader').each(function (i) {
      newID = "menu_" + i;
      $(this).attr('id', newID);
      $(this).val(i);
    });


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Q: arraylist indexoutofboundsexception index 0 size 0 Just wondering why I'm getting an indexoutofboundsexception after running whats basically a depth first search algorithm at matches.set(count,size)?
I get the error when I try to run it at position 0 in the arraylist, which seems weird at the default index is 0.
public void findInheritance(HashMap<String, ArrayList<String>> h, ArrayList<String> a) {

    Queue<String> search = new LinkedList();
    ArrayList<Integer> matches = new ArrayList<Integer>();
    int count = 0;
    String toBeSearched;
    int size = 0;

    for (String key: a) {
        size = 0;
        if (h.get(key).size() > 0 || h.get(key) == null) {
            search.addAll(h.get(key));
            while (search.size() > 0) {
                size++;
                toBeSearched = search.poll();
                if (h.get(toBeSearched).size() > 0) {
                    search.addAll(h.get(toBeSearched));
                }
            }
        }
        matches.set(count, size);
        count++;
    }

    int smallcount = 0;
    for (String b: a) {
        System.out.println(b);
        System.out.println(matches.get(smallcount));
        smallcount++;
    }
}

A: ArrayList<Integer> matches = new ArrayList<Integer>();
[...]
matches.set(count, size);

The list is empty, so there's nothing at index count, so it can't be replaced.
Also,
if (h.get(key).size()>0 || h.get(key) == null) {

This line is wrong: if h.get(key) can be null, then it will cause a NullPointerException. You should also call get() once and store the result in a variable.

A: Oh my word.  I used .set instead of .add and the ArrayList was empty.  My bad.  Thanks for quick responses.


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