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Martin A. McCloskey
Elkhart, IN Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(574) 333-2442	500 N. Nappanee Street
Elkhart,	IN 46514
Criminal Defense, Divorce, Family and Personal Injury
McCloskey Law Office Mission Statement
Martin A. McCloskey, attorney and counselor at law, believes in:
The principle of preserving and protecting the structure of the government of the United States of America as established by its Founding Fathers, promoting the principles and transcendent truths set forth in the Declaration of Independence including but not limited to the Sanctity of Life, the Rule of Law, Equality, and Justice.
The principle of preserving and protecting the United States Constitution in general, and the Bill of Rights contained therein in particular.
Thus, Martin A. McCloskey, Attorney and Counselor at Law, is dedicated and committed to...
Michael Rudolph
Goshen, IN Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(574) 534-2167	121 North Third Street
Goshen,	IN 46526
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Estate Planning and Personal Injury
Creighton University School of Law
Thank you for your interest. I started my legal career as a deputy prosecutor with the Office of the Elkhart County Prosecuting Attorney. After serving as a prosecutor for a few years, I started a private law practice in the City of Goshen in August 2010 and started representing individuals accused of crimes and gradually started practicing other areas of the law, including personal injury, workers' compensation and employment law. I also help establish simple estate plans for people, providing power of attorney documents and other planning documents to help them prepare for the future.
Jeffrey JJ Shaw
Elkhart, IN Attorney with 31 years of experience
(877) 225-5742	220 W High St
Indiana University Maurer School of Law
Let's face it. We've been doing this a long time. And we love what we do. The lawyers of Shaw Law Offices -- the Indiana Slip and Fall Attorneys. See us at "slipandfall.com." That's right, we own the cause of action in our website. That's how much we love what we do. Like Muhammad Ali the boxer famously said, "It's Not Bragging if You Can Back it Up." And with age and experience comes a little bit of "know-how." So, here's 5 things we do to help you in the often-confusing path of a personal injury lawsuit: 1. We Visit the Site...
Rosy M. Meza
(574) 343-2789	216 S 4th St
Immigration and Workers' Comp
Attorney Rosy Meza, a member of the prestigious American Immigration Lawyers Association, is committed to assisting her clients in their quest of achieving the American Dream. With over 15 years of experience in the field, immigration law is both her mission and her passion.
Because immigration law is a dynamic and ever- changing field, it provides challenges and opportunities for problem-solving in a dedicated and creative manner. Fully bilingual in Spanish and English, Attorney Meza is able to bridge the cultural gap often present among the foreign-born and is able to make the client an intrinsic part of the team.
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Loraine Troyer
Goshen, IN Attorney with 36 years of experience
(574) 534-2347	102 W Lincoln Ave suite 210
Notre Dame law school 1984 Indiana University 1981
Thushanti Kamalakanth
Goshen, IN Lawyer
(574) 387-3001	111 Denver Avenue
Elizabeth Bellin
(574) 294-5200	215 S. Second Street
Appeals, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
Elizabeth Bellin focuses her practice primarily on criminal defense and appellate advocacy. Her dedication and experience has led her to defending clients against all types of misdemeanor and felony criminal charges across Northern Indiana, including: Drug Offenses, Including Possession & Sale Operating While Intoxicated Property Crimes Sentence Modification Traffic Offenses Juvenile Delinquency Criminal Record Expungement Petitions to Seal/Restrict Access to Criminal Record for Employment Hardship License/Restricted Driver's License Habitual Substance Offender Operating as a Habitual Traffic Offender Probation Violations
Tamara Renner
(574) 293-7170	217 South Fourth Street
Bankruptcy, Employment, Personal Injury and Social Security Disability
Tamara is a 1986 graduate of the University of Notre Dame Law School and a partner in the law practice of Banik & Renner in Elkhart Indiana. Her practice focuses on Employment Discrimination, Bankruptcy (personal and business) and Social Security Disability. She has successfully represented employees in employment related matters involving major corporations such as Coca-Cola, Forrest River, Pharmacia-Upjohn, Memorial Hospital, Elkhart General Hospital, Teacher's Credit Union, and other national businesses as well as other Elkhart and South Bend Indiana businesses. The most successful representation occurs when an employee seeks guidance prior to being discharged! It is important...
Mr. Norman L. Burggraf Jr.
(574) 522-4600	314 W. High St.
DUI & DWI, Divorce, Estate Planning and Family
Valparaiso University
Please see our website at www.burggraflaw.com for a full description of our attorneys and practice areas.
Kristin Fox
Elkhart, IN Attorney
Business, Collections, Consumer and Estate Planning
Maryellen Baker
(574) 266-9670	227 South Main Street
Christopher Petersen
Elkhart, IN Lawyer
(574) 295-6366	227 S. Main St.
Criminal Defense, Divorce and Family
Richard E. Bryant
Elkhart , IN Lawyer with 10 years of experience
(574) 903-7603	2334 Sterling Avenue, Suite 8
Elkhart ,	IN 46517
Estate Planning, Foreclosure Defense and Landlord Tenant
Hiroshi Clifford Bowman
Goshen, IN Attorney
(574) 533-7020	121 N. Third Street
Elder, Employment and Family
Timothy E Kalamaros
Mishawaka, IN Attorney with 24 years of experience
(574) 257-4802	1117 Lincoln Way W
Free ConsultationEstate Planning and Probate
Loyola University Chicago School of Law
Timothy Kalamaros focuses his practice on probate and trust administration, as well as estate planning using wills and trusts. Legal services also provided in areas of real estate, guardianships, business succession planning, asset protection, and business entity formation. Serving South Bend, Mishawaka, Granger, Osceola, St Joseph county, Elkhart county, and adjacent areas.
Mr Kalamaros also welcomes difficult or contested estate matters, including will contests, asserting creditor claims on estates, and representing heirs and beneficiaries of estates and trusts.
Jack Birch
Syracuse, IN Lawyer with 29 years of experience
(574) 457-5100	101 East Main Street
Syracuse,	IN 46567
Business, Criminal Defense, Estate Planning and Personal Injury
Indiana University - Indiana University-Bloomington
Rae Beehler
Osceola, IN Attorney with 19 years of experience
(888) 633-1361	908 Lincolnway West, Suite A
Osceola,	IN 46561
Free ConsultationBankruptcy and Estate Planning
Katy Wrona
Granger, IN Attorney
(574) 252-6099	P.O. Box 288
Granger,	IN 46530
Katy Wrona is an estate planning lawyer serving Northern Indiana, including South Bend, Mishawaka, Granger, Elkhart, Goshen and surrounding areas, as well as Northwestern Ohio, including Bowling Green, Perrysburg, Toledo, Maumee, Grand Rapids and surrounding areas. Services include drafting of wills, living wills, trust documents, powers of attorney and real estate deeds. A native of Bowling Green, Ohio, Katy has lived in the South Bend area since 2002. Katy and her husband Brian reside with their family in Granger, Indiana.
Randall Morgan
(574) 457-3300	200 W Main St
Business, Estate Planning, Personal Injury and Probate
Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law
Randall L. Morgan
Gary Griner
Mishawaka, IN Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(574) 255-2341	2827 Lincoln Way E
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Christine A Majewski
Mishawaka, IN Lawyer
(574) 256-0333	12415 McKinley Highway
Paul Stanko
South Bend, IN Attorney with 42 years of experience
(888) 778-2656	205 W. Jefferson Blvd.
Free ConsultationCannabis Law, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Former Lake County Judge Paul Stanko is one of Indiana's most experienced criminal lawyers. As a prosecutor in Starke and Lake Counties, a presiding judge in the Superior Court of Lake County, Constitutional Law and Criminal Justice professor at Indiana University, and criminal defense attorney throughout northern Indiana, he has helped thousands of persons with issues in Indiana criminal law.
The three regional Law Offices of Paul Stanko, Attorney at Law focus on providing high-quality client service and superior outcomes. Paul Stanko's practice is devoted to the defense of those accused of drunk driving and boating, drug...
Stephen Griebel
Churubusco, IN Lawyer with 30 years of experience
(260) 693-0099	202 E. Whitley St. (SR205)
Churubusco,	IN 46723
Elder, Family, Probate and Real Estate
This general practice attorney assists with legal matters involving family, home, planning needs, and more
Matthew Shipman
Columbia City, IN Attorney with 22 years of experience
(260) 248-8900	119 S Main St
Columbia City,	IN 46725
Business, Insurance Claims, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Matt is a 1990 graduate of Columbia City High School. He received his Bachelors Degree from Indiana University in 1994 and graduated from the Indiana University School of Law – Indianapolis in 1998 where he was a member of the Indiana International & Comparative Law Review. Prior to joining Bloom Gates & Whiteleather, LLP, Matt practiced in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne, Indiana as well as the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Matt concentrates his practice in real estate, litigation, corporate law, and represents multiple governmental entities and sewer districts throughout Northeast Indiana. Matt has litigated cases in both federal and state courts in...
LaGrange, IN Attorney with 33 years of experience
(260) 463-4004	115 W Spring St
LaGrange,	IN 46761
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Personal Injury and Traffic Tickets
Providing no-nonsense legal representation at a reasonable price for more than 25 years.
Brad Allen Woolley
Rochester, IN Lawyer with 30 years of experience
(800) 756-0711	Rochester
Rochester,	IN 46975
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Collections, Foreclosure Defense and Tax
Indiana Bankruptcy Attorney Brad A. Woolley is a consumer bankruptcy lawyer filing chapter 7, chapter 13, and chapter 11 bankruptcies for residents of Lafayette, Rensselaer, Kokomo, Logansport, Peru, Wabash, Rochester, Winamac, Monticello, Goodland, Delphi and other communites. Isn't it time you end the stress from bill collectors, court hearings, garnishments, foreclosure, repossession, tax levies, and other unpaid bills? Visit his website to get information about filing for bankruptcy in Indiana. The Law Offices of Brad A. Woolley offers a free 30-minute consultation to talk about your bankruptcy and foreclosure options, garnished wages and unpaid debts.
Michelle L. Hildebrand
South Bend, IN Attorney with 6 years of experience
(574) 323-5126	115 N. William St.
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Divorce, Estate Planning and Family
I decided to open my own family friendly law firm in South Bend, Indiana. I understand the special needs of family law clients as well as those who are going through financial difficulties and have a need for debt collection assistance and bankruptcy services. I have my own family and decided this was the best way to meet the needs of my family while serving the needs of others.
Joseph R Morris
Plymouth, IN Attorney with 24 years of experience
(574) 935-9500	401 N Center St
Plymouth,	IN 46563
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Graduated with the highest honors possible (Summa Cum Laude, Corpus Juris Secundum) from the Valparaiso School of Law and with honors in Psychology from Ball State. Proud to be starting my 23rd year of practicing law in Marshall County, Indiana. My firm prides itself on doing these right the first time and I utilize an integrative and holistic approach to problem-solving. We assist clients in finding the most beneficial resolution to their pending issues.
Bryan Nugen
Auburn, IN Attorney with 27 years of experience
(260) 925-3738	221 S. Main St
Auburn,	IN 46706
Elder, Estate Planning, Probate and Real Estate
Benjamin B. Bentrup
Fort LaGrange, IN Lawyer with 7 years of experience
(260) 463-4949	108 W. Michigan St.
Fort LaGrange,	IN 46761
Ave Maria School of Law
During high school, Benjamin ("Ben") Bentrup won numerous #1-in-state awards for his Spanish classes. After completing both a bachelor's and master's degree in Spanish, he embarked upon a ten-year teaching career. Concerned about the state of religious freedom in our country, he decided to enter law school and subsequently graduated in the top quartile from Ave Maria School of Law. In law school, Ben achieved the Dean's List twice, and scored above an A- average combined (graded on a class curve) on his research papers. He won the CALI Award for Excellence in Bioethics (top grade in class),...
Gregory Cranston
Angola, IN Attorney with 8 years of experience
(260) 704-8422	45 S Public Sq
Angola,	IN 46703
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Juvenile and Traffic Tickets
Gregory A. Cranston represents clients (adults and children) who have been charged with a crime or who are under investigation. Greg has represented clients throughout many counties within Indiana in cases involving serious felonies, misdemeanors and driving related matters. He has also represented clients in family law cases, landlord and tenant issues, civil lawsuits, and personal injury.
Cranston Law Can:
Help you understand the charges against you
Learn the potential range of outcomes for people in situations like yours
Provide general expectations for outcomes based on experience
Help navigate you through the system
Mount a strong defense on your behalf
Make sure your rights are protected every...
Christopher Godfrey
(574) 237-9000	2025 Edison Rd.
Free ConsultationElder, Estate Planning and Probate
Brian Kaiser
Angola, IN Attorney with 38 years of experience
(260) 665-8040	425 N Wayne St
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Juvenile
Our focus is on Bankruptcies in 3 States: Indiana, Ohio, & Michigan.
Preston Baber
Columbia City, IN Lawyer with 30 years of experience
(260) 244-4422	110 N Main St
Please visit our firm's website at bradbaberatty.com to find out more about us and what we do.
Joseph Bauer
Rochester, IN Lawyer with 1 year of experience
(815) 474-8132	111 E 9th Street
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Estate Planning, Family and Personal Injury
James Knepp
South Bend, IN Attorney
(574) 234-2118	509 W Washington St
Business, Elder, Estate Planning and Probate
If you are interested in embarking on the process of estate planning, it is of the utmost importance that you take immediate action and seek out the help you need from a lawyer who cares for you and the outcome of your future. Come to the law firm of Hahn, Knepp and Slagh and secure the representation you need. Attorney James P. Knepp is a South Bend estate planning lawyer who cares about you and the outcome of your future. He obtained both his Bachelor of Science degree and his Juris Doctorate from Indiana University. He is a member of...
Christopher Jansen
Kendallville, IN Lawyer with 7 years of experience
Kendallville,	IN 46755
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Estate Planning and Juvenile
After working for over 11 years in the court system as a juvenile probation officer, I have witnessed and been a part of many aspects of the court system. The courts and the laws have the ability to protect its citizens who plan well and prepare for their future and the future of their family. I am here to assist you in preparing for the future of your family through estate planning, child custody, adoption, family law, and criminal defense.
Isaiah Vanderpool
Warsaw, IN Attorney with 4 years of experience
(574) 268-9995	1810 E Center St
Warsaw,	IN 46580
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Doctorate of Jurisprudence, Indiana University: Robert H. McKinney School of Law
Bachelor's Degree, Purdue University
Isaiah P. Vanderpool was born and raised in Wabash, IN. After graduating high school, Isaiah attended Purdue University where he obtained his Bachelor's Degree (B.A., Law and Society) and graduated with Honors.
Isaiah then spent a year working construction until he decided to follow his father and brother into the practice of law. He attended Indiana University, Robert H. McKinney School of Law in Indianapolis where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. Isaiah was admitted to the Indiana State Bar in 2016 and was also admitted to...
Donald James Schmid
South Bend, IN Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(574) 993-2280	1251 N Eddy St
Univ of Michigan Law Sch
Donald J. Schmid is a former Assistant U.S. Attorney and practices in the areas of criminal defense, civil litigation, internal investigations, and regulatory compliance. He served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice in the Northern District of Indiana for more than 21 years from 1994 to May 2016. As an award-winning federal prosecutor, he won more than 75 jury trials in the United States District Court. He was Chief of the South Bend Division of the U.S. Attorney's Office from 2002 to 2004.
Prior to becoming an Assistant U.S. Attorney, Mr. Schmid...
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Chicago Sky's Courtney Vandersloot named to All-WNBA First Team
Chicago Sky guard Courtney Vandersloot was named to the 2020 All-WNBA First Team.
It marks the second straight All-WNBA First Team selection for Vandersloot, who also made the First Team in 2019.
This season Vandersloot became the first player in WNBA history to average 10 assists per game in a season, shattering her previous record of 9.1 assists from the previous year, and set the WNBA single-game record with 18 assists.
Vandersloot now holds the WNBA records for assists in a game ( 18 ), assists in a season ( 300 in 2019 ), assists per game in a season ( 10.0 ) and career assists per game ( 6.4 ). She ended the 2020 regular season posting her 38th career double-double ( nine this season ) and 57th career game with a double-digit assist total.
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Senator Sumner of Massachusetts, a prominent abolitionist, was physically attacked by a slave state congressman.
Preston Brooks of South Carolina caned Sumner, beating him bloody in the U.S. Senate chamber.
Sumner was severely injured, and Brooks was hailed as a hero in the South.
The violent incident intensified the split in America as it moved toward the Civil War.
While blood was being spilled in Kansas, another violent attack shocked the nation, especially as it took place on the floor of the United States Senate. A pro-slavery member of the House of Representatives from South Carolina strolled into the Senate chamber in the U.S. Capitol and beat an anti-slavery senator from Massachusetts with a wooden cane.
On May 19, 1856, Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts, a prominent voice in the anti-slavery movement, delivered an impassioned speech denouncing the compromises that helped perpetuate slavery and led to the current confrontations in Kansas. Sumner began by denouncing the Missouri Compromise, the Kansas-Nebraska Act, and the concept of popular sovereignty, in which residents of new states could decide whether to make slavery legal.
Continuing his speech the next day, Sumner singled out three men in particular: Senator Stephen Douglas of Illinois, a major proponent of the Kansas-Nebraska Act, Senator James Mason of Virginia, and Senator Andrew Pickens Butler of South Carolina.
Butler, who had recently been incapacitated by a stroke and was recuperating in South Carolina, was held to particular ridicule by Sumner. Sumner said that Butler had taken as his mistress "the harlot, slavery." Sumner also referred to the South as an immoral place for allowing slavery, and he mocked South Carolina.
Sumner's impassioned case for a free Kansas was met with approval by northern newspapers, but many in Washington criticized the bitter and mocking tone of his speech.
One southerner, Preston Brooks, a member of the House of Representatives from South Carolina, was particularly incensed. Not only had the fiery Sumner ridiculed his home state, but Brooks was the nephew of Andrew Butler, one of Sumner's targets.
In the mind of Brooks, Sumner had violated some code of honor which should be avenged by fighting a duel. But Brooks felt that Sumner, by attacking Butler when he was home recuperating and not present in the Senate, had shown himself not to be a gentleman deserving of the honor of dueling. Brooks thus reasoned that the proper response was for Sumner to be beaten, with a whip or a cane.
On the morning of May 21, Preston Brooks arrived at the Capitol, carrying a walking stick. He hoped to attack Sumner, but could not locate him.
The following day, May 22, proved fateful. After trying to find Sumner outside the Capitol, Brooks entered the building and walked into the Senate chamber. Sumner sat at his desk, writing letters.
With that, Brooks struck the seated Sumner across the head with his heavy cane. Sumner, who was quite tall, could not get to his feet as his legs were trapped under his Senate desk, which was bolted to the floor.
Brooks continued raining blows with the cane upon Sumner, who tried to fend them off with his arms. Sumner finally was able to break the desk free with his thighs and staggered down the aisle of the Senate.
Brooks followed him, breaking the cane over Sumner's head and continuing to strike him with pieces of the cane. The entire attack probably lasted for a full minute, and left Sumner dazed and bleeding. Carried into a Capitol anteroom, Sumner was attended by a doctor, who administered stitches to close wounds on his head.
Brooks was soon arrested on a charge of assault. He was quickly released on bail.
As might be expected, northern newspapers responded to the violent attack on the Senate floor with horror. An editorial reprinted in the New York Times on May 24, 1856, proposed sending Tommy Hyer to Congress to represent northern interests. Hyer was a celebrity of the day, the champion bare-knuckles boxer.
The speech Sumner had given, of course, had been about Kansas. And in Kansas, news of the savage beating on the Senate floor arrived by telegraph and inflamed passions even more. It is believed that abolitionist firebrand John Brown and his supporters were inspired by the beating of Sumner to attack pro-slavery settlers.
Preston Brooks was expelled from the House of Representatives, and in the criminal courts, he was fined $300 for assault. He returned to South Carolina, where banquets were held in his honor and more canes were presented to him. The voters returned him to Congress but he died suddenly in a Washington hotel in January 1857, less than a year after he attacked Sumner.
Charles Sumner took three years to recover from the beating. During that time, his Senate desk sat empty, a symbol of the acrimonious split in the nation. After returning to his Senate duties Sumner continued his anti-slavery activities. In 1860, he delivered another fiery Senate speech, titled "The Barbarism of Slavery." He was again criticized and threatened, but no one resorted to a physical attack on him.
Sumner continued his work in the Senate. During the Civil War he was an influential supporter of Abraham Lincoln, and he supported Reconstruction policies following the war. He died in 1874.
While the attack on Sumner in May 1856 was shocking, much more violence lay ahead. In 1859 John Brown, who had gained a bloody reputation in Kansas, would attack the federal armory at Harper's Ferry. And of course, the issue of slavery would only be settled by a very costly Civil War.


1. Legislator files a bill and a petition together with the clerk of the House or the Senate. It is assigned a bill number and referred to the appropriate standing or joint committee.
3. The committee will make a recommendation that will be attached to the bill as it moves to the Floor of the sponsoring Chamber.
4. The clerk will then read the bill's title (also known as the First Reading) and put the bill on the calendar for debate. If it was voted on favorably by the committee and the bill involves spending state funds, it will then be sent to Ways & Means.
5. Ways & Means may hold its own hearing, make amendments or combine it with similar bills. After the committee votes whether to recommend the bill, it is then sent back to the Floor of the sponsoring Chamber for the Second Reading.
6. On a scheduled date the floor is then opened for debate, amendments and a vote. If passed, the bill is sent to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading, where it will be checked for accuracy, consistency and constitutionality; any necessary corrective or technical language changes will be made.
7. The bill is then sent back to the Floor for more debate or amendments. If there are no changes, a vote will be taken for the bill to be engrossed. If passed to be engrossed the bill is sent to the other chamber.
8. The other chamber will go through the same process, if it passed with no changes it is sent to the Engrossing Division to be printed on special parchment. The chambers will make a final enactment vote and if passed will be sent to the Governor for signing.
9. However, if the other chamber made changes to the bill, it must then go back to the originating chamber for a vote. If difference still exist, they will be resolved in a conference committee including three members from each chamber. Conference committee reports are accepted or rejected in whole. The bill must then be passed without amendment in both the House and the Senate.
10. The bill is then sent to the Engrossing Division and back to the chambers for enactment votes. If passed, it is sent to the Governor.
11. The Governor then has ten days to either sign, veto or send the bill back with amendments. Or they can allow it to become law after ten days without their signature.
12. If a bill is sent back with amendments, it must be approved by a majority of both branches. The veto can be overridden by a two-thirds majority vote.
13. When a bill finally becomes a law, it takes effect in 90 days or immediately if an emergency preamble was included.


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Prior to joining AHP, Hector served in a number of positions: National Hispanic HIV/AIDS Coordinator for the National HIV Testing Mobilization Campaign for the US Department of Health & Human Services, Office of HIV/AIDS Policy; Assistant Director of Health Education & Prevention for Settlement Health and Medical Services; Co-Chair of East Harlem and Williamsburg/Greenpoint/Bushwick HIV Care Networks; and community advisory board member of the Mental Health Committee of the North Brooklyn Health Care Network. He has trained at the National HIV Prevention Conference, at the Latino Commission on AIDS "Reunion Latina" and at local level in summits and health forums. Currently he is the Co-Chair of the Criminal Justice Committee of the NYS Prevention Planning Group.
Hector is a lifelong resident of Brooklyn.


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Congratulations to East Rockaway Junior-Senior High School's girls volleyball team, who defeated Carle Place, 3-0, to capture the Nassau County Championship. The girls take the court for the Long Island Championship against Pierson High School on Nov. 11, at 11 a.m., at Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood. Go Rocks!!


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holiday themes and the story outcasts of poker flat
HOLIDAY THEMES AND THE STORY 'OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT'
The holidays are replete with various themes. Christmas, for instance carries the themes of joy, sharing, generosity, family, humility, and forgiveness. Christmas originated with the commemoration of the birth of Christ. While there is no concrete evidence as to the actual date of the birth of Christ, this celebration is held every 25th day of December. There are speculations, however, that various symbols associated with Christmas are pagan in origin, such as the Christmas log/tree, the star, and even Christmas balls. There is some evidence to suggest that Christmas was actually preceded by the winter solstice celebration which occurred during the time when the light of the sun shone for the shortest duration. (Robinson, 2000) Despite this supposed Christianization of pagan beliefs, Christian's still celebrate Christmas in adoration and commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ – as the celebration is usually set in the winter season, such easily relates to the season mentioned in the story of "The Outcasts of Poker Flat". Like Christmas, Thanksgiving is also celebrated at about the same time. Dominant themes in the celebration of Thanksgiving are liberation, freedom, abundance, fellowship, unity, brotherhood and, of course, thanksgiving. The first pilgrims who came to the Americas to celebrate the first Thanksgiving were from England and they left their native land because they were fleeing from religious persecution. During their trip on the Mayflower, the travelers frequently disagreed among themselves and were divided into two factions; eventually, everybody came to terms with their differences and agreed to unite under the Mayflower Compact. On their arrival in the New World, another reason for celebration came into focus, the welcome given by the Native American Indians and their fellowship with this ethnic culture. The modern day Thanksgiving celebration was officially celebrated for the first time on November 29th.
The themes of the two holidays mentioned can be associated with the story of "The Outcasts of Poker Flat". Aside from just the themes, the histories of these holidays are also strikingly reflected in the story.
Reading between the lines, it is initially obvious that the story has salient biblical references, for instance, there is mention of the sycamore tree as being the tree where the executed was hang in the first part of the story (Harte, 1836). In the bible, the sycamore tree plays a very important role when the tax collector, Zacchaeus, wanted to see Jesus Christ who was passing through Jericho on His way to Jerusalem. It has to be noted that during the time of Christ, tax collectors were hated by society, but Zacchaeus' desire to see Jesus signified his change of heart. Symbolically, the sycamore tree in the story also serves the same purpose, although in a more morbid way. The sycamore tree was also essentially a means for those hated by society to meet their Creator and experience metanoia, or change of heart. This initial symbolism sets the tone of the story, and encourages the reader to seek more of this kind of symbolism in the entire story, of which there is many.
Other than just the season in which the story is set, which is winter; there are other themes that could be drawn that are quite affined with the two holidays mentioned. One of the themes in the story that might be of relation to Christmas is the theme of hidden or unexpected goodness and kindness (Cummings, 2006) from a group of unlikely people, the gambler, John Oakhurst, and the prostitutes, the Duchess and Mother Shipton. It will be remembered from the story that these three characters experienced a change of heart on their exile from Poker Flat; such subtlety in metanoia is shown in Mother Shipton's reaction to the kissing lovers, "The frail Duchess and the malevolent mother were probably too stunned to remark upon this last evidence of simplicity, and so turned without a word to the hut." (Harte, 1836) The same change of heart occurred to the hard hearted gambler, John Oakhurst, when he decided he wanted to keep the robbery of Uncle Billy from the group to keep their hopes alive, "Mr. Oakhurst could not bring himself to disclose Uncle Billy's rascality and so offered the hypothesis that he had wandered from the camp and had accidentally stampeded the animals." (Harte, 1836) This change of heart of this unlikely group of people led them to show random acts of kindness to the lovers, Piney and the Innocent who had wandered into their company on their way to Poker Flat.
In the Christmas story, the same thing occurs to an unlikely inn keeper, who instead of turning away Mary and Joseph offered them the only room in his inn, the stable. Shared joy in the midst of insufficiency is also evident in the story when the group tried to keep themselves entertained despite of the misfortune that the snow brought upon them, "But the crowning festivity of the evening was reached in a rude camp-meeting hymn," (Harte, 1836) "the reedy notes of the accordion rose and fell in fitful spasms and long-drawn gasps by the flickering campfire." (Harte, 1836). The holiday theme of sharing and self-sacrifice, coupled with unconditional generosity also occurs several times throughout the story, in particular, when Mother Shipton was on her death bed, "I'm going, but don't waken the kids. Take the bundle from under my head and open it. Give'em to the child (Piney)", (Harte, 1836) she said, endorsing her daily rations, which she had not eaten to Mr. Oakhurst, so that the sick Piney may have it. Mother Shipton starved herself to death so that she could save the rations for the younger members of the group.
The thanksgiving themes in the story are also very evident, the initial theme of exile for instance, very closely reflects how the first pilgrims left England to escape persecution, and in their travails, actually found something better. On their exile, the outcasts from Poker Flat also found many things to be thankful about. Mother Shipton and the Duchess both found the love (although only as viewers) hat they had been yearning for the rest of their lives in Piney and the Innocent. (Harte, 1836) and Mr. Oakhurst gained the respect and confidence of Innocent, the kind of respect that he never would have experienced in Poker Flat. (Harte, 1836) When the lovers Piney and Innocent, came into the company of the outcasts, they were also welcomed, despite the initial hesitance (Harte, 1836); quite like the experience of the pilgrims with the Native American Indians of Plymouth. (HON, 1995).
In particular, we also find similarities in the story that have to do with the season. The indifference of nature to the outcasts as it showed no mercy by isolating them with heavy snow. (Cummings, 2006) Similarly, the pilgrims of the very first Thanksgiving were also testaments to the indifference of nature as upon their arrival, the first winter they experienced brought great cold, heavy snow and sleet, interfering with their attempts to construct their settlements. (HON, 1995)
The story of the outcasts of Poker Flat also has striking similarities to the classic Christmas tale, "The Little Match Girl" where a little match seller find relief from the cruelty of winter and starvation in visions of her dead grandmother that resulted to her lighting of the matches that she was selling (Andersen, 1846). Although not pronounced, the entire theme of Harte's (1836) story is very evident in the following passage from "The Little Match Girl", "She took the little girl in her arms, and they both flew upwards in brightness and joy far above the earth, where there was neither cold nor hunger nor pain, for they were with God" (Andersen, 1846)
All in all, the story the "Outcasts of Poker Flat" is a bleak Holiday story that ends with vindication, also a favorite Thanksgiving theme. In the end all of the characters, except for the
unrepentant robber and the Innocent, the fortunate recipient of everybody's selflessness, die. In the deaths of the final characters, vindication is achieved quite like the way it is achieved in the classic holiday story, "The Little Match Girl". Referring to the deaths of the Duchess and Piney, the narrator says, "You could scarcely have told from the equal peace that dwelt upon them, which was she that sinned, even the law of Poker Flat recognized this, and turned away, leaving them locked in each other's arms" (Harte, 1836), and written on a card from a playing deck is an epitaph that speaks of Mr. Oakhurst's suicide are the words, "Beneath this tree lies the Body of John Oakhurst, who struck a streak of bad luck on the 23rd of November, 1850 and handed in his checks on the 7th of December, 1850" (Harte, 1836) These two passages from the story speak of the existence of the recognition of a higher accountability for the characters, that in their death, even the law of man was not able to vindicate them.
In totality, the story is about bringing out the best in each one of us amid trying times. We all know that no matter how hard a criminal is or how bad a person could be, man is born with an inherent goodness, the kind of goodness that is accurately depicted in Harte's (1836) story. While we cannot thoroughly say that the story "The Outcasts of Poker Flat" is quite original when it comes to thematic, the story exercises some kind of influence over the reader, the kind that touches the very core of humanity, which is the same inherent nature that is the true meaning of the holidays that we celebrate, whether it is Christmas or Thanksgiving. More than just celebration, it is humanity that is celebrated during these two holidays, it is the reason for existence, and the reason for life; two very important elements that, in a way, made "The
Outcasts of Poker Flat" not only a rememberable story, but a memorable reading experience as well.
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The Story Behind The Real-Life Bonnie & Clyde Is So Different From The Movie
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By Cristina Arreola
You've probably heard of Bonnie and Clyde, the American criminals who have been intensely glamorized in movies, books, and art since their hey-day in the early 1930s. But how much do you really know about the real-life couple behind the legend? In order to write her novel, Side by Side, author Jenni L. Walsh rigorously researched the history of Bonnie Elizabeth Parker and Clyde Champion Barrow, and she shared some of what she discovered with Bustle.
The bank robbers lived hard and fast; both died in an ambush in 1934, when Bonnie was 23 years old and Clyde was 25. The two had met just four years previously, in 1930, while Bonnie was married to an imprisoned murderer. Although Clyde spent a portion of the next four years in prison, the two — along with the Barrow gang — are believed to have committed 13 murders and several robberies during their partnership.
In Side by Side, Walsh transports readers to Texas in 1931, the height of the Great Depression. When Clyde returns from prison, Bonnie knows that it's only a matter of time before the law comes back for him. And she understand that there's only one road for them ahead. I asked Walsh about why she chose to fictionalize the story of Bonnie and Clyde, and how she did it:
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Bustle: Can you tell us about the true story that inspired Side by Side and how you discovered it?
Jenni L. Walsh: "Prior to writing Side by Side, when I thought of "Bonnie and Clyde" my mind instantly went to the award-winning 1967 film. It'd been at least a decade since I'd seen the picture, but the element I remembered most clearly was the notion of devotion. While the film was fictionalized in various ways, I found Bonnie's loyalty to be tried and true. My novel, told through Bonnie's eyes and in her voice, explores her devotion not only to Clyde, but also to her family, to her friends, and, ultimately, to herself."
What elements from the real story did you incorporate into your novel?
"I hesitate to use the word 'real' because I found quite a bit of "he said/she said" and various accounts during my research. But, I clung closely to a memoir that Blanche Caldwell Barrow (a member of Bonnie and Clyde's gang) wrote, edited by John Neal Phillips. Blanche's words and sentiments allowed me to see Bonnie in a novel way, and because my opinion of Bonnie was originally based upon the happenings in the 1967 film, I was surprised to learn that Bonnie's life with Clyde contained a greater deal of depth, including her own imprisonment, a plan to raid a prison, a possible betrayal by her family, and a car crash that left her disabled for the remainder of her life."
"It'd been at least a decade since I'd seen the picture, but the element I remembered most clearly was the notion of devotion."
What's the most challenging part about fictionalizing a story based on a real person?
"There's a great deal of fear that goes along with writing about a real-life figure. Fear that I'll depict Bonnie with too much sympathy—or adversely not enough. Fear that I won't perfect the balance of real and invented to tell the most compelling story possible. Fear that I'll offend a family member, whether it's a person related to Bonnie or Clyde, or a relation of those their crime spree affected. As it is, I recently had a heart-pounding online conversation with a woman who ultimately revealed herself to be Bonnie's great-niece. I've sent her a copy of Side by Side, but haven't yet learned her thoughts!"
What are some misconceptions about Bonnie that you've seen in her portrayals, and did you want to address those in your book?
"Honestly, there were a lot. There are various media sources that depict Bonnie as a ruthless killer, but it's been documented that Bonnie wasn't responsible for any deaths—and that she showed remorse about the deaths that resulted from members of the Barrow Gang. In my novel, it was important for me to illustrate the emotions of regret, sympathy, responsibility, and selfishness that went along with being a part of the gang.
It's been documented that Bonnie wasn't responsible for any deaths—and that she showed remorse about the deaths that resulted from members of the Barrow Gang.
Also, oftentimes, I believe Bonnie is depicted as a bored, impressionable woman who sought fame above all else. I didn't see her that way. While I think Bonnie liked going to the pictures and enjoyed music — she sang in her church choir, after all — I didn't see her own fame as a driving motivation. Largely, I saw Bonnie as a woman who faced poverty and wanted more for herself, though she went about achieving it in the wrong ways and with the wrong people."
Read more about the real-life inspiration behind fiction novels on Bustle's Inspired By Actual Events.


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A Dzsungelriportok: A mentőakció vagy Dzsungelbanda: Mentés indul! (eredeti cím: Les As de la Jungle) 2014-től sugárzott francia televíziós 3D-s számítógépes animációs sorozat. Franciaországban a France 3 tűzte műsorra. Magyarországon először a Boomerang adta le, s az M2 kezdte ismételni új szinkronnal.

Cselekmény

A sorozat főszereplői Maurice, Junior, Miguel, Gilbert, Batricia, Al és Bob, akik együttesen a Dzsungelbandát alkotják. Ennek a csoportnak az a munkája, hogy a dzsungel bajba keveredő állatainak segítséget nyújtsanak. Mind a csapatvezető Maurice-nak, mind a többi csapattagnak szembe kell néznie a bonyolult, gyakran életveszélyes feladatokkal, hogy megtarthassák a banda jó hírét. Előfordul, hogy a durva időjárás viszontagságait kell átvészelniük, időnként le kell számolniuk egy rosszindulatú állattal, néha pedig egymást kell megmenteniük. A Dzsungelbanda riasztóeszköze egy termetes kürt, amely valahol a rengeteg közepén helyezkedik el, a tanyájukhoz közel, így a legtöbb esetben a tudomásukra jut, ha valakinek szüksége van rájuk.

Szereplők

Epizódok

1. évad

Különleges epizód

Ez az epizód egyfajta crossover, amely keresztezi a Dzsungelriportokat és az Uhu és pajtásait. Az elnevezése: Dzsungelriportok Uhuval és pajtátsaival.

2. évad

Dzsungelriportok: A mentőakció – gyorsjelentés

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Dzsungelriportok – Vissza a jégmezőkre

A Dzsungelriportok – Vissza a jégmezőkre (eredeti cím: Les As de la jungle : Opération banquise) 2011-ben bemutatott tévéfilm, 55 perces játékidővel. Magyarországon elsőként a Minimax mutatta be Magyarországon. 2015-től a Boomerang is vetíti, de a Minimax által elkészíttetett szinkronnal. A filmben a Dzsungelbandától két pingvin kér segítséget: hazájukat, az Egyenlítő jégmezőit megszállták a rozmárok, s rabszolgasorsba vonják az őslakos császárpingvineket. A banda így elmegy a jégmezőkre, ahol számos küzdelmet követően legyőzik a Rozmárfőnököt és a csatlósait.

Dzsungelriportok: A mentőakció – gyorsjelentés

A Dzsungelriportok vagy Dzsungelriportok: A mentőakció – gyorsjelentés (eredeti cím: Les As de la jungle en direct) 2011-es rövidfilmsorozat, melyben egy újságíró meginterjúvolja a Dzsungelbanda tagjait, illetve Fredet, a felfutott énekes varacskosdisznót, hogy mivel töltik a szabadidejüket. Egy epizód 90 másodperc játékidejű volt. A Minimax mutatta be 2011-ben az egyszerűbb "Dzsungelriportok" címmel, majd később a nagy sorozattal együtt a Boomerang 2015-ben, immár "Dzsungelriportok: A mentőakció – gyorsjelentés" címmel és a sorozathoz illeszkedő szinkronnal. Mindkét adó a reklámszünetekben sugározta, illetve sugározza.

A Minimax szinkronjában Mauricet Joó Gábor, Miguelt Berkes Bence, Gilbertet Moser Károly, Batriciát Bíró Kriszta, Al-t Szalay Csongor, Bobot Gacsal Ádám, illetve a mellékszereplő Fredet Gubányi György István szólaltatta meg, az újságíró hangja Endrédi Máté volt. A cím felolvasója Zahorán Adrienne volt. A szinkronstúdió, a szinkron gyártásának adatai nem kerültek bemondásra.

A Boomerang szinkronjában a sorozathoz hasonlóan Mauricet Kisfalusi Lehel, Miguelt Faragó András, Gilbertet Presits Tamás, Batriciát Kovács Nóra, Al-t Seder Gábor, Bobot Bácskai János, a mellékszereplő Fredet Dányi Krisztián, az újságírót Kárpáti Levente szólaltatta meg. A cím felolvasója Endrédi Máté volt.

Dzsungel-mentőakció

A Dzsungel-mentőakció (eredeti cím: Les As de la jungle) 2017-ben bemutatott mozifilm, 97 perces játékidővel. A filmben a Dzsungelbanda új ellenséggel kerül szembe, Igorral, a minden előző ellenfelüknél gonoszabb koalával. Maurice múltja is fontos szerepet játszik az eseményekben, többek közt az anyaszerepű tigrissel, Natachával való kapcsolata is.

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Francia számítógépes animációs sorozatok
Fantasy televíziós sorozatok
Televíziós kalandsorozatok
Televíziós vígjátéksorozatok

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STRUGGLING to get a good signal when you're making a phone call? Try holding your phone on the right hand.
Research shows that the positioning of your device's antenna is essential when it comes to the quality of your calls.
Last week, a report from Aalborg University in Denmark revealed that the hand you held your phone in made a huge difference to the clarity of your phone conversations.
Staggeringly, the study revealed that an iPhone 6s Plus had 20 times more signal when it was held in the right hand instead of the left.
The report, led by Professor Gert Frolund Pedersen, showed: "The transmitter and receiver performance depends strongly on the antenna in the phone and on the way the user is holding the phone to the head during a call or in the hand during browsing mode.
Sometimes, your phone can connect to a tower that isn't actually the strongest one nearby.
In order to find the best signal, try rebooting by temporarily turning your device to airplane mode for a few seconds.
A way to prevent weak signal is to avoid handling your device and covering up any important signal points.
Hands-free calling could be the easiest way to avoid this.
Connecting to a Wi-Fi hotspot allows the caller to use the internet to make calls.
If signal is weak, tap into a Wi-Fi zone to enable a stronger line.


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'Godfather' Producer Al Ruddy, Good Films Team on World War II Drama (EXCLUSIVE)
CREDIT: Schmidt/Epa/REX/Shutterstock
Good Films is partnering with Al Ruddy on a movie based on the World War II novel "In the Hours of the Night," Variety has learned.
Ruddy won Academy Awards for best picture for 1972's "The Godfather" and 2004's "Million Dollar Baby." He will produce through his Albert S. Ruddy Productions.
"In the Hours of the Night" is being adapted by Chris Starr from the William Bradford Huie novel, set in 1945 in the weeks after the U.S. dropped two atomic bombs on Japan. The story centers on a man thrown into a military psychiatric hospital to save him from himself and to save America from a breach of Q-clearance — the highest security clearance available — after the dropping of the bombs, of which he was instrumental in developing.
Good Films managing director Miriam Segal said, "Al Ruddy is an icon whose legendary films range from the Academy Award-winning pictures 'The Godfather' and 'Million Dollar Baby,' to 'Hogan's Heroes,' 'The Longest Yard,' and 'The Cannonball Run' films and the currently prepping six-hour miniseries of 'The Cuban Missile Crisis' with the acclaimed writer/director Phil Alden Robinson for Showtime. It is an honor for me, and Good Films, to have the opportunity to work hand-in-hand on this adventure with such a legendary member of the film community."
Good Films produced "The Infiltrator," starring Bryan Cranston, and the crime thriller "LAbyrinth," starring Johnny Depp and Forest Whitaker. "LAbyrinth" is in post-production.
Good Films also announced Thursday the appointment of veteran bank executive Erwan de Quillien as chief financial officer. He was most recently with Bank Leumi USA in the investment advisory group working alongside its Media & Entertainment financing division. He previously worked in New York City with HSBC, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch, and Toronto Dominion Bank.
"Erwan is a fantastic addition to Good Films and especially to the financial side of the company," said Good Films co-founder Paul Brennan. "He brings with him unparalleled experience and unmatched expertise, and we look forward to working alongside him."


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require 'drop_down_listable'
require 'localizable'

class TrainingModeType < ApplicationRecord

  include DropDownListable
  include Localizable

  validates :code, presence: { length: { within: 1..5 }, allow_nil: false }
  validates :code, uniqueness: { message: :already_exists }
  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

end

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Armijna Grupa Artylerii  (Grupa Artylerii Armii)  – grupa artylerii organizowana na szczeblu armii i pozostająca w dyspozycji dowódcy armii głównie w celu wzmocnienia i wydłużenia ognia artylerii poszczególnych dywizji  i wykonania zadań ogniowych o znaczeniu armijnym, takich jak: zwalczanie artylerii nieprzyjaciela (przeciwnika), zabezpieczenie styków i skrzydeł armii, odparcie przeciwuderzeń itp.

W skład AGA wchodziły w okresie II wojny światowej pododdziały, oddziały, a nawet związki taktyczne (wielkie jednostki) artylerii armijnej bądź przydzielonej do armii, głównie artylerii ciężkiej i dysponującej dużą donośnością. W celu lepszego powiązania ognia  AGA dzielona była w ramach współdziałania ze związkami ogólnowojskowymi na podgrupy ściśle współdziałające z dywizjami pierwszego rzutu, wykonującymi główne zadanie.

W brytyjskich wojskach lądowych, w czasie II wś armijna grupa królewskiej artylerii (AGRA – Army Groups Royal Artillery) była odpowiednikiem brygady artylerii, na czele której stał oficer w stopniu brygadiera. Występowała na szczeblu armii. Liczba grup artylerii odpowiadała liczbie korpusów wchodzących w skład armii. Grupa składała się z jednego pułku artylerii lekkiej (pułku artylerii polowej – Field Artillery Regiment), czterech pułków  artylerii ciężkiej (pułków artylerii średniej – Medium Artillery Regiment) i jednego pułku artylerii najcięższej (pułku artylerii ciężkiej – Heavy Artillery Regiment). Liczba pułków artylerii ciężkiej odpowiadała liczbie dywizji  wchodzących w skład korpusu plus jeden. W wyniku doświadczeń wojennych pułk artylerii lekkiej został zastąpiony pułkiem artylerii ciężkiej. Ramowy skład armijnej grupy artylerii wyglądał następująco:
 trzy pułki artylerii ciężkiej (każdy uzbrojony w szesnaście 139,7 mm (5,5 cala) haubicoarmat Mk 3),
 dwa pułki artylerii ciężkiej (każdy uzbrojony w szesnaście 114,3 mm (4,5 cala) armat Mk 2),
 jeden mieszany pułk artylerii najcięższej uzbrojony w osiem 182,9 mm (7,2 cala) haubic Mk 6 i osiem 155 mm armat M2 Long Tom.
Ogółem na uzbrojeniu grupy znajdowało się 96 armat, armatohaubic i haubic.

Wiosną 1943 r., w Iraku, w oparciu o etaty brytyjskiej AGRA, w składzie Armii Polskiej na Wschodzie zorganizowano 2 Grupę Artylerii.

Zobacz też
 Grupa artylerii
 2 Grupa Artylerii (Grupa Artylerii Armii)

Bibliografia
 Mała Encyklopedia Wojskowa, tom I (A – J), Warszawa 1967, str. 67,
 Tadeusz Rawski, Piechota w II wojnie światowej, Warszawa 1984,

Jednostki artyleryjskie


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#HinduSamarajyaDiwas "If you believe in the Quran, you will find there Rabb-ul-alamin, and not Rabb-ul-Musalmin": Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's letter of remonstrance to Aurangzeb against the imposition of Jizya
Aurangzeb re-imposed Jaziya on the Hindus on April 2, 1679. Ignoring the Quranic injunction Akbar had abolished this invidious tax on the Hindus in 1564. Its re-imposition by Aurangzeb was an extremely retrogressive step that invited strong protests of the people. It also prompted Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj to write his famous letter 'chiding the intolerant and imprudent Emperor for making a distinction among his subjects on the basis of religion'.
Shivaji Maharaj's protest against Jizya, addressed to Aurangzeb, also illustrates his benevolent policy of religious liberalism. Excerpts:
To the Emperor Alamgir -
"This firm and constant well-wisher Shivaji, after rendering thanks for the grace of God and the favours of the Emperor - which are clearer than the Sun, - begs to inform Your Majesty that, although this well-wisher was led by his adverse Fate to come away from your August Presence (at Agra) without taking leave, yet he is ever ready to perform, to the fullest extent possible and proper, everything that duty as a servant and gratitude demand of him.
My excellent services and devotion to the welfare of the (Mughal) State are fully known to the Princes, Khans, Amirs, Rajas and the Rais of India, to the rulers of Persia, Central Asia, Turkey and Syria, to the inhabitants of the seven climes of the globe, and to wayfarers on land and sea; and very likely their light has flashed on your Majesty's capacious mind. So, with a view to rendering good service and earning the Imperial favour, I submit the following words in a spirit of devotion to the public welfare.
It has recently come to my ears that, on the ground of the war with me having exhausted your wealth and emptied the imperial treasury, Your Majesty has ordered that money under the name of Jaziya should be collected from the Hindus and the Imperial needs supplied with it. May it please your Majesty! that architect of the fabric of (Mughal) empire, [Jalal-ud-din] Akbar Padishah, reigned with full power for 52 [lunar] years. He adopted the admirable policy of universal harmony (sulh-i-kul) in relation to all the various sects, such as Christians, Jews, Muslims, Dadu's followers, sky-worshippers (falakia), malakia, materialists (ansaria), atheists (daharia), Brahmans and Jain priests. The aim of this liberal heart was to cherish and protect all the people. So he became famous under the title of the World's spiritual guide 'Jagat Guru'. (A few words in praise of Emperors Jahangir and Shah Jahan and regret on Aurangzeb's failure to follow their political system) ….. They, too, had the power of levying the Jaziya; but they did not give place to bigotry in their hearts, as they considered all men, high and low, created by God, to be [living] examples of the nature of diverse creeds and temperaments….. Prosperity is the fruit of one's intentions. Therefore, their wealth and good fortune continued to increase. But in your Majesty's reign, many of the forts and provinces have gone out of your possession, and the rest will soon do so, too, because there will be no slackness on my part in ruining and devastating them. Your peasants are down-trodden; the yield of every village has declined ….. It is a reign in which the army is in a ferment, the merchants complain, the Muslims cry, the Hindus are grilled, most men lack bread at night, and in the day-time inflame their own cheeks by slapping them [in anguish]. How can the royal spirit permit you to add the hardship of the Jaziya to this grievous state of things? The infamy will quickly spread from west to east and become recorded in books of history that the Emperor of Hindustan, coveting the beggar's bowls, takes Jaziya from Brahmans and Jain monks, yogis, sannyasis, bairagis, paupers, mendicants, ruined wretches, and the famine-stricken.
"May it please your Majesty! If you believe in the true Divine Book and Word of God (i.e. the Quran) you will find there [that God is styled] Rabb-ul-alamin, the Lord of all men, and not Rabb-ul-Musalmin, the Lord of the Muhammadans only. Verily, Islam and Hinduism are terms of contrast. They are [diverse pigments[ used by the true Divine Painter for blending the colours and filling in the outlines [of His picture of the entire human species]. If it be a mosque the call to prayer is chanted in remembrance of Him. If it be a temple, the bell is rung in yearning for Him only. To show bigotry for any man's creed and practices is equivalent to altering the words of the Holy Book ….. In strict justice the jaziya is not at all lawful ….. Apart from its injustice, this imposition of the Jaziya is an innovation in India and inexpedient ….. I wonder at the strange fidelity of your officers that they neglect to tell you of the true state of things, but cover a blazing fire with straw! May the Sun of your royalty continue to shine above the horizon of greatness!"
source: KHATUTE SHIVAJI (Secretariat Archives, Mumbai) : Extracts of a letter of Shivaji addressed to Emperor Alamgir. The letter may have been addressed in December, 1679)


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Political turmoil grips the Malaysian state of Melaka again after defections from ruling ranks
There were reports that Chief Minister Datuk Seri Sulaiman Md Ali could move to dissolve the state assembly. PHOTO: THE STAR
Ram Anand
Malaysia Correspondent
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KUALA LUMPUR - The president of Malaysia's ruling party Umno on Monday (Oct 4) called for a state election in Melaka after the Chief Minister lost his majority in the legislative assembly.
Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said voters should decide on the make-up of a new state government after four assemblymen from the ruling alliance pulled their support for Chief Minister Sulaiman Md Ali, who is from Umno.
The move by the four assemblymen - two of whom are Umno members, one a Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) legislator and the last, an independent - deprived Datuk Seri Sulaiman of his majority in the 28-seat state assembly.
The rebels are led by Datuk Seri Idris Haron, an Umno leader and a former chief minister in the state.
Mr Sulaiman's Perikatan Nasional alliance comprised 17 legislators, while the opposition Pakatan Harapan (PH) bloc had 10. If the current state government were to fall, it would be the second time in two years.
Defections by four assemblymen caused the previous PH administration to collapse in March 2020, days after the PH-led federal administration was ousted due to mass defections. PH - with Bersatu as one of its members then - had narrowly won the 2018 state legislative election, gaining 15 seats.
Mr Idris on Monday appeared at a press conference with the opposition PH legislators who demanded Mr Sulaiman's resignation, and said they were seeking a meeting with state governor Ali Rustam to discuss the next steps.
They did not explicitly state that they wanted to form a state government, but said that an election was not the best option currently as Malaysia was still in the midst of dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic.
Malaysiakini reported that Mr Idris was likely to make a comeback as chief minister should the group of legislators he leads join hands with PH to form a new state government. Datuk Seri Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin, a PH MP from Melaka, was quoted as saying on Monday that he was "confident" more assemblymen would join them in forming a new government.
Zahid, however, said that he was in favour of a poll, adding that he was prepared to lose a state administration led by his party.
"I think it is better to have new state elections so that the Melaka state assembly will be dissolved and we can return the mandate to the people to choose which is the best government for the state," Zahid said during the debate of the 12th Malaysia Plan in Parliament on Monday.
The political situation in Melaka has been tense over the past few days with reports claiming that Mr Sulaiman could move to dissolve the state assembly and call for elections if attempts to unseat his government continued.
The Star on Monday said the Chief Minister had already expressed his intention to dissolve the state assembly to Tun Ali, the governor.
If the state assembly is dissolved, this would mean the second legislative election in Malaysia amid the Covid-19 pandemic, after the poll in Sabah - triggered under similar circumstances - just over a year ago.
Malaysia's King applauds political truce but MPs ask for more reforms
Sincerity is key to guarding Malaysia's bipartisan deal from long-held distrust
The Sabah election sparked a Covid-19 wave that undid Malaysia's initial success in containing the pandemic, and subsequently made 2021 the deadliest year for the country with multiple lockdowns.
The Melaka political crisis is an indication that political jostling has not abated even after Umno regained the reins at the federal level in August with Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob installed as the ninth Prime Minister, succeeding Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
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Ingrid Isotamm (born 3 May 1979) is an Estonian stage, film, radio and television actress.

Early life and education
Ingrid Isotamm was born in the small borough of Palamuse in Jõgeva County in 1979. Her father was Gunnar Isotamm (1948–2003) and her mother is Lea Isotamm (née Kaukver). Both of her parents were authors. She graduated secondary school from the Oskar Luts Palamuse Gymnasium in 1997. Afterwards she studied acting under the supervision of actor and teacher Andres Noormets at the University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy in Viljandi, graduating in 2001.

Stage career
In 2002, Isotamm became engaged as an actress at the NUKU theatre (the Estonian Puppet and Youth Theatre; formerly the Estonian State Puppet Theatre) in Tallinn. She has appeared in a number of roles at the NUKU in stage productions of works by such authors and playwrights as: Shakespeare, Jakob Michael Reinhold Lenz, Ivar Põllu, Gianni Rodari, Judy Upton, Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey, Külli Kangur, Selma Lagerlöf, Priit Põldma, Aino Pervik, Astrid Lindgren, Nikolai Gogol, and Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt.

Apart from the NUKU theatre, Ingrid Isotamm has also performed on the stages of the Vanemuine in Tartu, the Endla Theatre in Pärnu, and the Ugala theatre in Viljandi, among others.

Television, film and radio
Beginning in 2007, Ingrid Isotamm has appeared on a number of Estonian television programs. These include: a 2007 appearance on the ETV crime series Ohtlik lend, several appearances from 2007 until 2011 on the Kanal 2 crime series Kelgukoerad, several appearances on the TV3 crime-comedy series Kättemaksukontor between 2009 and 2014, and a 2014 role on the Kanal 2 crime drama Viimane võmm.

Memorable radio plays that Isotamm has appeared in include: Måvens ja Peder meedia rambivalguses in 2006 and Päev in 2008.

In 2007, Isotamm appeared in the Nikolai Mihailišin directed short film Puhata ja mängida opposite actor Kristo Viiding. In 2014 she had a large role as Hermiine in the Martti Helde directed drama Risttuules for Allfilm. Risttuules chronicles the Soviet deportations from Estonia beginning in May 1941 following the Soviet occupation in 1940. In 2018, she appeared in a starring role as Pia in the Maria Avdjuško-directed drama-mystery feature film Tuliliilia.

Personal life
Ingrid Isotamm is married to actor and theatre director Andres Dvinjaninov. The couple had a daughter born in 2011. They currently reside in Tallinn.

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1979 births
Living people
People from Jõgeva Parish
Estonian stage actresses
Estonian film actresses
Estonian television actresses
Estonian radio actresses
21st-century Estonian actresses


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Q: Different versions of Bayes Theorem Given this formula:
$$P(A|B)=\frac{P(B|A)P(A)}{P(B)}=\frac{P(A∧B)}{P(A∧B)+P(¬A∧B)}$$
The second part is the Bayesian formula, the third part is what I thought the Bayesian formula must be based on my own reasoning.
Question:

*

*Is this equality true? (Is my reasoning correct?)

*If they are the same; then how can I transform one into the other?

*More in general: where can I find rules for working with these kinds of functions?

A: $$P(A|B)=\frac{P(A∧B)}{P(A∧B)+P(¬A∧B)}$$
This is true, and is essentially the definition of $P(A|B)$. Note however that the denominator $P(A∧B)+P(¬A∧B)$ is equal to $P(B)$, so we have:
$$P(A|B)=\frac{P(A∧B)}{P(B)}$$
From this definition, you can deduce Bayes. Just write the same formula with A and B swapped:
$$P(B|A)=\frac{P(B∧A)}{P(A)}$$
Then divide the last two equations, and use the fact that $A∧B=B∧A$, you get Bayes:
$$\frac{P(A|B)}{P(B|A)}=\frac{P(A∧B)}{P(B)}\frac{P(A)}{P(B∧A)}=\frac{P(A)}{P(B)}$$

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Fund Board's community group grant applications due Jan. 6
Teresa Ristow
A student fills out her journal Yampatika's Yampa Valley Science School at the Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School and Camp in 2014. Yampatika was one of eight non-profits that received funding from the Education Fund Board through a community group grant in 2015. Community group grant applications for the year's grant cycle are due Jan. 6.
Steamboat Springs — Applications are due Jan. 6 for the Education Fund Board's annual community group grants.
The grants are open to local nonprofits that participate in work that benefits students in the Steamboat Springs, South Routt and Hayden school districts, with allocations determined by the EFB Grant Commission.
The Grant Commission is a branch of the Steamboat Springs Education Fund Board, and together the groups dole out the city's half-cent sales tax for education through innovation, community group and district grants each year.
"As long as the group is a nonprofit, and as long as they're shooting to hit the mission of the fund, they're welcome to apply," said Sam Jones, EFB president.
Jones said the commission and board have seen many of the same groups apply for funding each year, and the board and commission are hopeful new community groups will hear about the opportunity to apply for the funds.
The projects and programs proposed should be student-facing, and having a champion within the district supporting an application helps, Jones said.
"They have to have collaboration with the district at some level," Jones said.
The commission will determine how much funding they plan to allocate to community groups during its meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Steamboat district office boardroom.
Last year, the commission awarded $105,000 to eight community groups.
Examples of the grants awarded last year include $22,000 for program expenses to Yampatika, $40,000 to Partners in Routt County, $7,000 for tutoring services to Integrated Community and $1,500 for scholarships to the BookTrails program.
Grant requests last year totaled $176,000, and while all requesting groups received some funding, none received the full amount it requested.
More information and an online application for community groups grants is available on the EFB website, steamboateducationfund.org.
To reach Teresa Ristow, call 970-871-4206, email tristow@SteamboatToday.com or follow her on Twitter @TeresaRistow
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