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Prop. 187 flopped, but it taught the nation's top immigration-control group how to win
Harold Ezell, a former Immigration and Naturalization Service regional director, was co-author of California's Proposition 187.
(Todd Bigelow / For The Times)
By Gustavo ArellanoColumnist
On Oct. 1, 1981, just a week after becoming deputy commissioner for the Immigration and Naturalization Service, Alan C. Nelson had lunch with the intellectual godfather and fundraiser for America's modern-day anti-immigration movement.
John Tanton was a Michigan ophthalmologist who, two years earlier, had created the Federation for Immigration Reform (FAIR), a nonprofit organization with the singular mission of reducing immigration, legal and not, to the United States.
He and FAIR President Roger Conner wanted to size up Nelson to see how "we can solve the immigration problems facing the United States," according to an Oct. 20, 1981, letter Tanton wrote to Nelson that's part of Tanton's archives at the University of Michigan.
Nelson and his INS Western regional commissioner, Harold Ezell, were no ideologues when they joined the federal agency. But by the time they left in 1989, both were committed warriors against illegal immigration, thanks in big part to FAIR.
The tall, gravelly voiced Nelson and squat, bombastic Ezell — former members of Ronald Reagan's California gubernatorial Cabinet — worked closely with FAIR during their time in Washington. The two turned illegal immigration from an issue important only in border states into a national bogeyman by taking their bailiwick to D.C., Sacramento, and beyond.
Nelson and Ezell's relentless advocacy helped dress the stage for the bitterly partisan immigration debates of the past generation.
Their efforts culminated with Proposition 187, the landmark 1994 California ballot measure Nelson and Ezell wrote that sought to deny social services and public education to the state's undocumented immigrants and that voters approved by a 59%-41% margin.
Proposition 187 backfired in California — over the 25 years that followed, it influenced a generation of Latino voters to side with Democrats and transformed state politics to the point where California is now a sanctuary state. Nowadays, it's a parable that Latino activists tell to warn politicians about running on a nativist platform lest they invite a backlash.
Listen to our podcast This is California: 'The Battle of 187'
Host Gustavo Arellano looks at how Prop. 187 helped turn California into the progressive beacon it is today.
But far less told is how the battle over 187, which a federal judge ultimately ruled unconstitutional in 1997, also taught anti-immigration groups how to better fight for their restrictionist cause.
And no group learned that lesson better than FAIR.
By studying 187's initial win and eventual loss in California, it constructed a blueprint that the organization replicated nationwide: Fund citizens groups to drum up populist anger against illegal immigration, help craft legislation and laws for state and local government, and inspire a pipeline of true believers to enter politics.
In the process, FAIR transformed from an inside-the-Beltway group into a powerful lobbying force whose influence reaches all the way to the White House. There, alumni like acting U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Ken Cuccinelli, agency ombudsman Julie Kirchner, longtime pollster Kellyanne Conway, and longtime ally Stephen Miller hold Donald Trump's ear on immigration matters.
White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway, left, acting U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Ken Cuccinelli and White House senior advisor Stephen Miller are all alumni of the Federation for Immigration Reform.
(Saul Loeb/ AFP; Win McNamee/AFP; Getty Images)
None of this seemed possible when Nelson and Tanton first met. (The two men would not live to see any of this unfold; Nelson died of a heart attack in 1997 at 63 and Ezell of liver cancer a year later at 61).
Nelson, who had spent the previous six years as a corporate lawyer for Pacific Bell, admitted he knew "nothing of immigration," according to notes Tanton took of their initial encounter.
But Tanton replied that the new deputy commissioner's ignorance was "a strength rather than a liability."
"You are presiding," Tanton wrote to him afterward, "over one of the most significant determinants of our country's future!"
Tanton, an ardent environmentalist who initially believed that reducing immigration would save the nation's natural resources but later saw it as a way to protect the country from a "Latin onslaught," was just starting to plot out how to turn FAIR into a powerhouse.
Four months after meeting Tanton, Nelson was promoted to INS commissioner. He invited the FAIR founder to his swearing-in ceremony.
FAIR couldn't have discovered a better blank slate upon which to sketch out the potential of the group's message than Proposition 187 and its authors.
Nelson was "a real trouper," said Dan Stein, FAIR's president since 1988. And Proposition 187 has "a direct lineage to Trump," Stein added, "an escalating curve, from 1994 all the way to 2016."
Prop. 187 forced a generation to put fear aside and fight. It transformed California, and me
The student marches were the culmination of a month of anti-Proposition 187 teach-ins, debates, letter-writing campaigns and some of the largest protests California had seen since the Vietnam War.
Timeline: The rise and fall of California's anti-immigrant law
Letters from Tanton's archives show that Tanton and Conner regularly talked with Nelson and shaped not only his worldview, but also the policies of the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Nelson addressed FAIR luncheons and met periodically with Conner, who sent him "suggested themes for immigration hearings." He also directed the group's spokesperson to work with Nelson's staff on "ways to improve" the language of a proposed immigration bill that turned into an amnesty for over 3 million immigrants living in the U.S. illegally.
As Nelson and FAIR quietly worked Congress, Ezell railed about an "invasion" in California.
Appointed in 1983, Ezell was a former executive of the Wienerschnitzel hot dog chain whose bluster made him a media favorite. He took politicians on nighttime visits to the U.S.-Mexico border, asked INS agents to check the residency status of Salvadorans who spoke at Los Angeles City Council meetings and advocated deporting immigrants who won the California lottery.
Of detained immigrants, Ezell told Time magazine, "If you catch 'em, you ought to clean 'em and fry 'em yourself."
Eventually, Ezell — who described himself in the media as a FAIR "contributing member" — asked Conner for help in creating Americans for Border Control, the country's first citizen's group dedicated to combating illegal immigration.
Composed almost exclusively of Ezell's friends, ABC's actions were mostly limited to cheering on immigration agents during raids in Orange County. But the group pleased Tanton, who funded them through another nonprofit he controlled called U.S. Inc.
In 1989, Nelson and Ezell left the INS but continued their crusade in California. The state was about to go through its worst economic crisis since the Great Depression at a time when changing demographics angered many longtimers.
It was ripe turf to preach FAIR's gospel.
Ezell joined anti-immigration groups in Orange County even while helping wealthy foreigners apply for so-called investor visas. This loophole in immigration law allowed non-Americans to qualify for residency if they invested $1 million in a business that created at least 10 American jobs.
Nelson, who became a lobbyist for FAIR, frequently held news conferences at the Capitol in Sacramento, claiming that the state had an illegal immigration problem, and urged lawmakers to act. "We've declared war on drugs. We've declared war on drunken driving," Nelson once intoned. "How about on illegal immigration?"
By 1993, Nelson and Ezell's efforts had paid off.
During the 1993-94 legislative session, Assembly members and state senators introduced 83 bills against illegal immigration. Four FAIR-backed bills — to deny government jobs and driver's licenses to immigrants in the U.S. illegally, ban cities from declaring themselves sanctuaries, and expedite deportation of prisoners — passed.
"Our message is finally getting through," Nelson told the Los Angeles Times in November 1993. "It's our turn at bat."
By then, he had a new project to work on: Proposition 187, which Stein described as the "first major citizen-based initiative" against illegal immigration — but said that FAIR had no role in creating.
Prop. 187 timeline: The rise and fall of California's anti-immigrant law
A look back at the events surrounding the 1994 proposition.
Ezell and Nelson publicly distanced themselves from FAIR once news emerged of their planned initiative. Nelson left his lobbyist gig; Ezell created yet another grassroots group, Americans Against Illegal Immigration, which helped to mobilize on-the-ground volunteers for 187.
The proposition's opponents, late in the campaign, tried to paint the proposition as hate legislation bankrolled by FAIR. But all they could find was a $100 donation by Tanton and radio ads that attacked proposition opponents as "special interests" who wanted "an open-ended commitment to pay for services that, like a magnet, attract a never-ending flow of illegal immigrants to our state"
Proposition 187 co-author Harold Ezell at his home in 1996 with a collage of newspaper clippings about the initiative.
(Alex Garcia / Los Angeles Times)
Stein, FAIR's president then and now, acknowledged that his group helped with "a few logistical things along the way" in the Proposition 187 campaign, including $300,000 spent on ads, and media appearances to spread the message.
Proposition 187 was a "watershed moment in terms of transforming America's immigration moment into a national grassroots effort," Stein said. To credit FAIR for it and not the "folks on the ground ... wouldn't be fair, or accurate."
But Tanton watched 187 with interest.
In a fall 1994 editorial for his journal, "The Social Contract Press," he predicted that if the proposition failed at he ballot box, any joy felt by opponents would "shortly fade when they learn that the defeat has only hardened [187 supporters], stiffened its resolve, and broadened its objectives to include legal immigration."
He visited pro-187 volunteers in Sherman Oaks in early 1995 to offer his congratulations, tried to arrange meetings between 187's creators and other anti-immigrant activists across the U.S., and asked a trust tied to Cordelia Scaife May, a reclusive Pittsburgh philanthropist and major FAIR funder, for $25,000 so he could pay some of the expenses of two 187 volunteers, to "keep them encouraged and working for our cause," according to letters at his University of Michigan archives.
Through U.S. Inc., Tanton supported American Patrol and the California Coalition for Immigration Reform, two influential Southern California groups whose apocalyptic theories that illegal immigration was an effort by Mexico to retake the American Southwest now passes as truth for much of the nation's anti-immigrant movement.
Tanton also used 187 to ask donors for more money to fund similar measures across the country. In a letter to Lawrence Kates, a major Los Angeles landlord who had donated a significant amount of money to FAIR in its early days, Tanton proposed the two "keep the heat on the issue" and work together against "the decline of European-American majority and the resultant cultural consequences."
"You and I owe it to our kids, to our culture, and to ourselves to team up on this," Tanton wrote.
His pleas worked: Groups tied to Scaife May would go on to donate $103.9 million to Tanton's organizations from 2003 to 2017 alone.
With that windfall, FAIR and its legal arm, the Immigration Reform Law Institute, pushed for anti-immigrant measures from Hazleton, Pa., to Farmer's Branch, Texas, to Arizona and beyond. Keeping 187's ultimate defeat in mind, Stein said the group made sure such ordinances "were drafted with experienced counsel."
Many of them have since been declared unconstitutional. But that hasn't deterred FAIR, which filed an amicus curiae brief last year in a federal lawsuit by the Trump administration targeting California's sanctuary state policies.
"What we learned from 187 is that we need to be there at the beginning" on the legal and grassroots end, Stein said. He remembered how when FAIR first learned about the proposition, the board debated whether they should "stay out of it, or get involved."
"But I said that when your troops are out there in the field of battle, you can't just stay there and watch," Stein said. "You've got to get involved."
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Q: JSS nested styles container I'm working with the React Material UI    -> TextField component and I want to make some wrapper around it with the possibility to override the styles.
According the documentation we have a 2 props to achieve this:
1) InputProps - Here we should pass classes into the inner Input component which is core of our TextField.
2) direct classes property which should be applied to the TextField directly. And that classes should contains rules for the FormControl
(sounds hard, actually it is when you are working with the Material UI =) )
anyway, I want to do something like this
import { withStyles } from 'material-ui/styles';

export const TextInputCSSCreator = theme => ({
    "FormControlClasses" : {
        "root" : { "color" : "red }
       }
    "InputClasses" : {
       "underline" : {
           "&:after" : {
               backgroundColor : "red",
           },
       }
    }

});

<TextField
                classses={this.props.classes.FormControlClasses}
                id={this.props.id}
                InputProps={{
                    classes : this.props.classes.InputClasses
                }}
                label={this.props.label}
                value={this.state.value}
                onChange={this._onValueChange}
                margin={this.props.margin}
            />

export default withStyles(TextInputCSSCreator)(TextInput);

Here I wanted to have a possibility to pass a whole object into my 2 targets. Input and FormControl.
But here is the main issue and I don't know how to resolve it. It looks like JSS (it's the same withStyles from MaterialUi)  doesn't work with the object which contains nested containers for the rules.
I've done this task via this ugly way. It looks like HELL but I didn't find any way how to avoid it. Could someone help me, please? Is it really only one way to accomplish this requirement?
Cause the way which I want to implement provide us flexibility, we might add any classes that we want at any time, when at the second way (below) we have to hardcode all possible classes at the start
Btw. I want to provide a mechanism to change the styles of my components from outer application so that's why I can't use CSS cause at the output it should be valid commonJS module.
export const TextInputCSSCreator = theme => ({
    "FormControlRoot" : {},
    "FormControlMarginNormal" : {},
    "FormControlMarginDense" : {},
    "FormControlFullWidth" : {},

    "InputRoot" : {},
    "InputFormControl" : {},
    "InputFocused" : {},
    "InputDisabled" : {},
    "InputUnderline" : {
        "&:after" : {
            backgroundColor : "red",
        },
    },
    "InputError" : {},
    "InputMultiline" : {},
    "InputFullWIdth" : {},
    "InputInput" : {},
    "InputInputMarginDense" : {},
    "InputInputDisabled" : {},
    "InputInputMultiline" : {},
    "InputInputType" : {},
    "InputInputTypeSearch" : {}
});

render() {
        const { classes } = this.props;
        return (

            <TextField
                classes={{
                    root : classes.FormControlRoot,
          marginNormal : classes.FormControlMarginNormal,
                    marginDense : classes.FormControlMarginDense,
                    fullWidth : classes.FormControlFullWidth,
                }}
                id={this.props.id}
                InputProps={{
                    classes : {
                        root : classes.InputRoot,
                        formControl : classes.InputFormControl,
                        focused : classes.InputFocused,
                        disabled : classes.InputDisabled,
                        underline : classes.InputUnderline,
                        error : classes.InputError,
                        multiline : classes.InputMultiline,
                        fullWidth : classes.InputFullWIdth,
                        input : classes.InputInput,
                        inputMarginDense : classes.InputInputMarginDense,
                        inputDisabled : classes.InputInputDisabled,
                        inputMultiline : classes.InputInputMultiline,
                        inputType : classes.InputInputType,
                        inputTypeSearch : classes.InputInputTypeSearch
                    }
                }}
                label={this.props.label}
                value={this.state.value}
                onChange={this._onValueChange}
                margin={this.props.margin}
            />

        );
    }

export default withStyles(TextInputCSSCreator)(TextInput);

A: what I would do in this situation is to create theme for this component in separate file with createMuiTheme({}) and apply it to component with MuiTheme provider component.
Exp:
import { createMuiTheme } from 'material-ui/styles';
const customTheme = createMuiTheme({
    overrides: {
        MuiInput: {
            root:{
                color: 'red',
            },
            underline: {
                    '&:after': {
                      backgroundColor: '#000000',
                    }
              },
        },
    }

});
export default customTheme;

and then use it on my component like this:
<MuiThemeProvider theme = {customTheme}>
[Your component]
</MuiThemeProvider>

Hope this helps!

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Ever since the latest media articles were published, I've been waiting for Soompi's translation and publishing of it. Kkkk The more we see of Switch the more intriguing it gets. What are these merry fraudsters up to? "All the actors are enthusiastic about filming, and the filmmakers have been helping to improve the quality of the Switch," said the filmmaker. "In the future, what will happen to So Do-chan and the three cheaters, the 'Switch Team'. Please pay attention to their big success. "
Jang Geun Suk, Jo Hee Bong, Shin Do Hyun, and Ahn Seung Hwan are ready to make viewers laugh as a motley team of fraudsters!
SBS's "Switch" is an upcoming drama that explores the tale of the intellectually brilliant conman-turned prosecutor Sa Do Chan (Jang Geun Suk), who takes it upon himself to capture criminals that others haven't been able to.
In the drama, Sa Do Chan is aided by his team of fellow conmen: director Bong (Jo Hee Bong), who's good at special effects makeup and talking himself out of trouble, So Eun Ji (Shin Do Hyun), a fraud actress who was originally a nurse and would do anything for Sa Do Chan, and Jeon In Tae (Ahn Seung Hwan), a genius hacker who lacks social skills and is known for his cynical personality.
In the newly released stills, these four conmen are surprised by something they see on a tablet. While they are usually bright and mischievous, they all look noticeably worried by whatever is on the tablet. Notably, Jang Geun Suk and Shin Do Hyun are dressed up as a pilot and flight attendant respectively. In one particular photo, Jang Geun Suk, as Sa Do Chan, ends up storming off with the other three staring at him.
This scene was filmed on March 13 in Ilsan. Each of the actors were met with approval when they showed up on set with their new "costumes." Jang Geun Suk was reportedly very pleased with his pilot uniform, and couldn't hide the smile off of his face. Known to be the "mood-maker" on set, Jang Geun Suk also made the rest of the cast and crew laugh with his comedic lines.


The Lukács Archive in Budapest was founded after the death of György Lukács (June 1971) in the former home of the philosopher. The apartment was, and still is, owned by the Municipality of Budapest, the inheritor of the Lukács estate. First, let's take a look at the archive and its history before considering the present threat.
The archive's library contains the books owned by Lukács. The approximately eight-thousand-piece library is a uniquely rich collection of German, English, and French philosophical and aesthetic works, and a collection of world literature from the 18-20th centuries. The value of this collection stems from the fact that these books contain Lukács' annotations, cards, and remarks. Further, Lukács' published books and review-publications in various languages, as well as works about his oeuvre, his historical and philosophical environment, are also available in the archive. In addition, the archive contains a huge number of unpublished manuscripts. Particularly worthy of note are the contents of a suitcase which has been kept in a safe of the Bank of Heidelberg. This suitcase contains Lukács' manuscripts from before 1917, including the original of his German-language "Heidelberger Ästhetik" (1912-1914). Furthermore, the archives house Lukács' almost complete pre-1917 correspondence with Leo Popper, Paul Ernst, Ernst Bloch, Emil Lask, and Max Weber; and, most importantly, his post-1945 correspondence with Thomas and Heinrich Mann, Heinrich Böll, Erich Fromm, Max Horkheimer, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Jürgen Habermas.
The archive experienced a golden age from the mid-80s to mid-90s: during this time it was working with eight to ten researchers, librarians, and archivists; it maintained close contact with the direct students of Lukács and the members of the Budapest School, who still lived in partial exile. At this time, the archive took over the editing from the Hungarian publisher Magvető and worked closely with the editors of the German publishers Luchterhand. Then the Aus dem Nachlaß series was slowly set in motion, in which significant books and documents appeared, such as the 1910-11 diaries, the pre-work of Die Zerstörung der Vernunft, notes for a planned book on Dostoevsky, a large study written after the Soviet entry into Czechoslovakia in 1968 titled, "Demokratisierung heute und morgen", and notes and sketches for a work ethics from the later period of his life. Without these publications, we would have much less knowledge about Lukács; today however, these books have been fully integrated into Lukács' research.
The working conditions of the archive began to deteriorate in the mid-90s, and this has intensified markedly since 2010. In 2012, research institutes of the Hungarian Academy of Science (Magyar Tudományos Akadémia or MTA) were reorganized, whereby the archive lost its infrastructure. Since then there has only been one librarian working at the Lukács archives. It became impossible to maintain the standards of work carried out previously so that scientific research, contacts with foreign partners, and research consultations requiring scientific backgrounds, ceased to exist.
We might think that the worsening fate of the archive is a consequence of the philosophical reception of Lukács' works: the strong anti-Marxist mood in the years before the regime change of 1989, and even more so afterwards, undoubtedly colored the view of Lukács' philosophy. We also know that Lukács himself was very critical of his youthful work (which secured his world-wide fame). Lukács' late works, especially those published after his death, received such a significantly negative reception (more people were talking about "nationalization"), that sentiments about his late works were also transferred to his early ones. But this was shown to be an entirely incorrect view once Lukács' closest students began to explore the early thoughts of the "master". The Archive closely followed this tradition and did a lot to keep the books of Lukács' early career as well as his later works available. If the reception of Lukács' would be handled by a professional framework, we would probably be able to continue this kind of research, but Lukács reception has been subjected to intense politicization since the mid-nineties.
Perhaps it is worth commencing with the fact that many of the leading figures of the democratic opposition, who prepared for the change of regime in 1989, belonged to Lukács' second-generation students, called the "Lukács Kindergarten". They created the most affirmative western-oriented democratic party in Hungary, Free Democrats Alliance (Szabad Demokraták Szövetsége or SZDSZ). Dissatisfaction with the change of regime and its attitude towards philosophy began to emerge in the second half of the 90s. At first, an incumbent prime minister said in the second half of the 1990s, in a residential forum: "There are too many philosophers in Hungary". Many people objected to this statement and its possible implications (such as writer Péter Nádas). Nevertheless, Lukacs became the "ancient philosopher" under attack by this regime, and the Archive was the headquarters of this "ancient philosophy".
The Fidesz government, which came into power in 2010, not only took up this tradition but also brutalized the attack on the Lukács Archive as well as the person of György Lukács. It is well-known that this party's goal is a complete cultural-political rearrangement of Hungary, where such re-organizations have both right-wing and left-wing traditions. However, the true goal of Fidesz' ideology is a nationalistic course. Therefore, government departments and media sometimes engage in a fierce attack against Lukács and his students: such as the "philosophical scandal" of 2011 (cf. Bohannon 2011; Hockenos 2013), which in fact meant the persecution of, and threats to, philosophers. But its symbolic peak was reached in the spring of 2017 when the statue of Lukács was removed from the Szent István Park in Budapest (despite widespread protests).
It may well be that the fate of the Archive will be the extension of the fate of the sculpture; the advocates of closure refer to technical arguments above all: archival materials need to be digitized (and this requires them to be transported, while their return is not guaranteed), and the expense of maintaining its former home. The struggle is still ongoing, but it is possible that the political intentions and justifications of these arguments will lead to Hungary losing one of its most significant philosophical and scientific institutions and monuments. The moment I am finalising this very entry (May 24th, 2018) I receive the bad news that all locks of the Lukács Archive have been replaced by the Hungarian Academic Library so that the Archive's former employees can no longer enter the building. I am afraid that this is the end of the famous archive.
János Weiss was born in 1957 in Szűr (South Hungary). He studied economics at the University of Pécs and then philosophy at the Universitiy of Budapest, Frankfurt, Tübingen and Berlin. His most important teachers were: Jürgen Habermas, Manfred Frank and Albrecht Wellmer. He has many publications in connection with german idealism and romance, as well as Frankfurt School.


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With only six aprons left, the judges round out auditions and give a lucky few chefs a chance to return to the MasterChef kitchen. Each 45-minute audition battle brings the contestants one step closer to being in the top 20 in the "Back to Win – Audition Battles (Part 3)" episode of MASTERCHEF airing Sunday, June 19 (7:00-8:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (MCH-1203) (TV-14 L)
A surprise from Marge's past has her bonding with Bart and terrifying Homer in the "Marge the Meanie" episode of THE SIMPSONS airing Sunday, June 19 (8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (SI-3315) (TV-PG D, L, V)
Episode 1116 "The Spider House Rules"
Louise befriends a house spider and hides it in her room after Linda and Bob tell her to remove it from the apartment. Meanwhile, Bob tries to make a friend outside of the people that come to the restaurant in the "The Spider House Rules" episode of BOB'S BURGERS airing Sunday, June 19 (8:30-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (BOB-1116) (TV-PG L)
Episode 306 "Born To Run (A Small Business)"
Joan Jett and Dave Grohl Guest-Voice
Jack takes over a music store, Ronnie D's Axe Hole, from his old friend Ronnie, who moves in with Jack and Annie and enjoys living the stable family life. Meanwhile, Mr. Mitch teaches Duncan to become a sign spinner in the all-new "Born to Run (A Small Business)" episode of DUNCANVILLE airing Sunday, June 19 (9:00-9:30 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (DUN-306) (TV-14 D, L, S, V)
Episode 1905 "The Birthday Bootlegger"
Peter Macon and Leslie Uggams Guest-Voice
A new boss (Preston Lloyd) quells Peter's favorite part about work: office birthdays. Meanwhile, Stewie is put in detention and comes out a ruffian in the "The Birthday Bootlegger" episode of FAMILY GUY airing Sunday, June 19 (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FG-1905) (TV-14 D, L, S, V)
Episode 110 "I Just Want To Be Sure That You Are Sure…"
Hosted by Emmy Award nominee Niecy Nash, the all-new revival of the popular game show challenges contestants' musical memory, as they get one song closer to winning $1 million if they DON'T FORGET THE LYRICS! Contestants will choose songs from different genres, decades and musical artists. Then they'll take center stage to sing alongside the studio band as the lyrics are projected on screen – but when the music stops and the words disappear, will the contestants belt out the correct missing lyrics, or freeze under pressure? If they sing nine songs correctly, they are presented with a No. 1 hit and will attempt to sing the final missing lyrics for the top prize of $1 million. A returning contestant faces two life-changing decisions, and a baker finds that remembering lyrics is NOT a piece of cake in the all-new "I Just Want To Be Sure That You Are Sure…" episode of DON'T FORGET THE LYRICS! airing Monday, June 20 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (DFL-110) (TV-PG D,L)
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The three semi-finalists go head-to-head in front of a live audience with a surprise visit from their loved ones. The chefs have one hour to prepare a dish inspired by their families for each judge. The two chefs who manage to overcome the added pressure of the live audience will move on to the finals in the "Junior Edition: The Semi-Final" episode of MASTERCHEF airing Tuesday, June 21 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (JRM-814) (TV-PG L)
"Winners Mystery Box – Spirit Of Vegas"
This week, the chefs face their first mystery box challenge of the season. Season Seven winner, Vegas restaurant owner and cocktail connoisseur Shaun O'Neale, returns to the MASTERCHEF kitchen to dish out the challenge. The chefs have 60 minutes to cook three identical dishes using the spirits they receive in their mystery box. On the line are immunity or elimination, as the chefs compete to create a dish with their respective spirit as the star in the all-new "Winners Mystery Box – Spirit of Vegas" episode of MASTERCHEF airing Wednesday, June 22 (8:00-9:01 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (MCH-1205) (TV-14 L)
Episode 1706 "Girls Night Out"
The journey of a lifetime continues as the Top 12 contestants head into the studio rounds. Dancers will showcase their talents, while they compete in pairs and in the style of the female partner. The audience and our expert judges will vote on their favorite male dancer and favorite female dancer, and the bottom two dancers will go home in the all-new "Girls Night Out" episode of SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE airing Wednesday, June 22 (9:01-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (DAN-1706) (TV-14 D, L)
"Junior Edition: The Finale"
The stakes have never been higher in the season finale of MASTERCHEF Junior Edition. The two finalists compete for the best prizes yet: $100,000, brand-new kitchen appliances and a trip to Las Vegas to dine with Gordon Ramsay at his restaurant. With their families and past contestants in the crowd to cheer them on, the two chefs create an entree and dessert that best represent themselves. The chefs face off in two 60-minute challenges to prove they are a MASTERCHEF in the all-new "Junior Edition: The Finale" season finale episode of MASTERCHEF airing Thursday, June 23 (8:00-9:01 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (JRM-815) (TV-PG L)
The stakes have never been higher in the season finale of MASTERCHEF Junior Edition. The two finalists compete for the best prizes yet: $100,000, brand-new kitchen appliances and a trip to Las Vegas to dine with Gordon Ramsay at his restaurant. With their families and past contestants in the crowd to cheer them on, the two chefs create an entree and dessert that best represent themselves. The chefs face off in two 60-minute challenges to prove they are a MASTERCHEF in the all-new "Junior Edition: The Finale" season finale episode of MASTERCHEF airing Thursday, June 23 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (JRM-815) (TV-PG L)
FOX MLB continues its regionalized baseball broadcasts with two exciting matchups, airing Saturday, June 25 (7:00 PM-CC ET live/4:00 PM-CC PT live) on FOX. (FSP-2273)(n/a)
Episode 202 "Sitcom Stars And Olympic Legends"
Beloved one-hour musical game show NAME THAT TUNE is bigger than ever! This season features celebrity singers, actors, Olympians and NFL champions, all playing for their favorite charities. Tony Award winner Jane Krakowski hosts, and Grammy Award-winning producer Randy Jackson serves as band leader. Actress and television personality Jodie Sweetin ("Fuller House") plays for The Scleroderma Research Foundation vs. actor Frankie Muniz ("Malcolm in the Middle"), playing for the State Forty Eight Foundation; and gold medal-winning Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez plays both for the Alzheimer's Association and OneMind.org vs. five-time Olympic Medalist Nastia Liukin, playing for the Special Olympics. Each one-hour episode of NAME THAT TUNE is comprised of two stand-alone half-hour contests, each pitting two players against each other, as they race against the clock to test their knowledge of songs, performed by the live band. Each contest features a rotating variety of games from the original format, before the iconic Bid-a-Note round. The player with the most money at the end of Bid-a-Note wins the game and takes his or her bank into the final Golden Medley round, for a chance to win additional cash and potentially the $100,000 grand prize in the "Sitcom Stars and Olympic Legends" episode of NAME THAT TUNE airing Saturday, June 25 (11:00 PM- Midnight ET/PT) on FOX. (NTU-202) (TV-PG D, L)
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Episode 3304 "Pixelated And Afraid"
When Homer and Marge are lost in an icy wilderness, they must push themselves to their limits to survive in the "Pixelated and Afraid" episode of THE SIMPSONS airing Sunday, April 10 (7:00-7:30 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (SI-3304) (TV-14 D,L,S,V)
ICE AGE: THE GREAT EGG-SCAPADE / 7:30PM
Scrat, Manny, Sid, Diego and many more of your prehistoric pals from the ICE AGE movies star in this hilarious animated adventure. Business is booming at Sid's new egg-sitting service, but when the dastardly pirate bunny Squint steals the eggs, the herd must take off on a daring rescue mission that turns into the world's first egg hunt. FOX's presentation of ICE AGE: THE GREAT EGG-SCAPADE, from Blue Sky Studios, airs Sunday, April 10 (7:30-8:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (SP-1614) (TV-PG L)
Lisa meets the son of the late musician Bleeding Gums Murphy — and attempts to improve his life in the all-new "The Sound of Bleeding Gums" episode of THE SIMPSONS airing Sunday, April 10 (8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (SI-3310) (TV-PG L)
Episode 216 "Dead Moon Walking Adventure"
After seeing something he shouldn't have, Moon incurs Debbie's wrath. Meanwhile, Beef is determined to save his favorite museum from being closed down in the all-new "Dead Moon Walking Adventure" episode of THE GREAT NORTH airing Sunday, April 10 (8:30-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (GRN-216) (TV-PG D, L)
Voice Cast: Nick Offerman as Beef; Jenny Slate as Judy; Will Forte as Wolf; Paul Rust as Ham; Aparna Nancherla as Moon; Dulce Sloan as Honeybee; Megan Mullally as Alyson and Alanis Morissette as Alanis Morissette.
Guest Cast: Tim Bagley as Principal Gibbons, Nicole Byer as Woman and Coach Kiely, Wyatt Cenac as Dr. Gary, John Early as Henry, John Gemberling as Russell, Patti Harrison as Debbie, Missi Pyle, and Jenny Yang.
Louise befriends a house spider and hides it in her room after Linda and Bob tell her to remove it from the apartment. Meanwhile, Bob tries to make a friend outside of the people that come to the restaurant in the all-new "The Spider House Rules" episode of BOB'S BURGERS airing Sunday, April 10 (9:00-9:30 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (BOB-1116) (TV-PG L)
Episode 1903 "Cootie & The Blowhard"
Stewie takes drastic measures when he thinks he is diagnosed with terminal "cooties." Meanwhile, Peter becomes infatuated with Bonnie's cooking in the "Cootie & The Blowhard" episode of FAMILY GUY airing Sunday, April 10 (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FG-1903) (TV-14 D, L, S, V)
Episode 512 "Fear-O-Phobia"
Athena investigates a robbery at a gas station that takes an unexpected turn when the would-be victim turns the tables on her assailant. Meanwhile, Bobby and the 118 race to rescue a novice diver who panics while in a shark cage, and a house sitter terrified of spiders. Then, Eddie reaches his breaking point, Chimney returns to the 118 and Maddie shares some news with Buck, who realizes he has to come clean with Taylor in the all-new "Fear-o-Phobia" episode of 9-1-1 airing Monday, April 11 (8:00-9:01 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (NIN-512) (TV-14 L, V)
Episode 313 "Riddle Of The Sphynx"
The members of the 126 race to find, and then save, a mystery victim in a car crash. Meanwhile, Owen faces a crisis in his relationship with Catherine. Tommy goes on a first date and Carlos is surprised when he meets T.K.'s AA sponsor in the all-new "Riddle of the Sphynx" episode of 9-1-1: LONE STAR airing Monday, April 11 (9:01-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (NLS-313) (TV-14 D, L, V)
Episode 518 "Ride Or Die"
When Conrad confronts a pharmacy owner about fraudulent prescriptions being filled under his name, the situation takes a dangerous turn. Then, the ER is sent into chaos when a street racing accident results in multiple severe injuries. Meanwhile, Raptor faces a devastating reality when his mother's condition worsens in the all-new "Ride or Die" episode of THE RESIDENT airing Tuesday, April 12 (8:00-9:01 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (RES-518) (TV-14 D, L, V).
Beloved one-hour musical game show NAME THAT TUNE is back for Season Two and is bigger than ever! This season features celebrity singers, actors, Olympians and NFL champions, all playing for their favorite charities. Tony Award winner Jane Krakowski hosts, and Grammy Award-winning producer Randy Jackson serves as band leader. Former "Beverly Hills 90210" sweethearts "Kelly" and "Steve" go note-to-note: Actress Jennie Garth, playing for the Equus Foundation vs. Actor Ian Ziering, playing for The Epidermolysis Bullosa Medical Research Foundation; and Grammy Award-winning artist Shaggy, playing for the Shaggy Make a Difference Foundation vs. Actress/Director Kim Fields ("The Upshaws"), playing for Back On My Feet. Each one-hour episode of NAME THAT TUNE is comprised of two stand-alone half-hour contests, each pitting two players against each other, as they race against the clock to test their knowledge of songs, performed by the live band. Each contest features a rotating variety of games from the original format, before the iconic Bid-a-Note round. The player with the most money at the end of Bid-a-Note wins the game and takes his or her bank into the final Golden Medley round, for a chance to win additional cash and potentially the $100,000 grand prize in the all-new "The Good, The Shag, and the 90210 Icons" episode of NAME THAT TUNE airing Tuesday, April 12 (9:01-10:00 PM PT) on FOX. (NTU-203) (TV-PG D, L)
Episode 706 "The Double Mask Off – Round 2 Finals"
Leslie Jordan (CALL ME KAT) Joins the Panelists' Desk
The three remaining singers from Round Two will compete for their spot in the finale. CALL ME KAT star Leslie Jordan will bring the funny to the panelists' desk, as it's revealed who will move on from Team Good, Team Bad, and Team Cuddly! The Season Seven contestants boast a combined 112 film appearances, 15 Grammy Nominations, eight Emmy Nominations, seven Super Bowl Performances, two Hollywood Walk of Fame Stars and two World Records. Play along with host Nick Cannon and celebrity panelists Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke. One singer will be named the winner from Round Two in the all-new "The Double Mask Off – Round 2 Finals" episode of THE MASKED SINGER airing Wednesday, April 13 (8:00-9:01 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (MS-706) (TV-PG L)
Episode 106 "Playoffs: Vegas Night"
This week, four teams compete in the final night of the playoffs in an unbelievable domino toppling and chain reaction tournament with themes around a night in Vegas. The teams will be given exciting custom elements to incorporate into their Rube Goldberg-style topples, but the pressure is on, as one wrong move could set off a chain reaction that knocks them out of the running. The three teams whose topples come out on top will continue on to the quarter-finals in the all-new "Playoffs: Vegas Night" episode of DOMINO MASTERS airing Wednesday, April 13 (9:01-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (DMA-106) (TV-PG L)
"Junior Edition: Daphne's Baby Shower"
To celebrate the approaching birth of her baby, judge and New York Times best-selling cookbook author Daphne Oz challenges the remaining 12 young chefs to divide into two teams and create the ultimate savory and sweet balanced meal. The teams must satisfy the cravings of a restaurant full of mothers-to-be or face elimination in the all-new "Junior Edition: Daphne's Baby Shower" episode of MASTERCHEF airing Thursday, April 14 (8:00-9:01 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (JRM-805) (TV-PG L)
Episode 216 "Call Me Tiny Boo-Boo"
Laura Bell Bundy Guest-Stars
Kat has to deal with the consequences of her past actions and make a big decision about her relationship. Meanwhile, Max tries to figure out a great plan for his third date with Nicole in the all-new "Call Me Tiny Boo-Boo" episode of CALL ME KAT airing Thursday, April 14 (9:01-9:31 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (KAT-216) (TV-14 D, L)
Episode 105 "That Old Flatch Magic"
Kelly inspires Dylan to return to his passion for magic with a visit to Flatch's new magic and vape shop, Smokus Pocus. Meanwhile, Shrub finally takes Beth on a date in the all-new "That Old Flatch Magic" episode of WELCOME TO FLATCH airing Thursday, April 14 (9:31-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (WFL-105) (TV-14 D, L)
New Jersey Generals vs Birmingham Stallions
FOX Sports begins its coverage of the UNITED STATES FOOTBALL LEAGUE live from Birmingham's Protective Stadium, as the New Jersey Generals take on the Birmingham Stallions. USFL OPENING GAME airs LIVE Saturday, April 16 (7:30 PM-CC ET live/4:30 PM-CC PT live) on FOX. (FSP-2260) (n/a)
Hosted by Ken Jeong, permanent panelists Cheryl Hines and Adrienne Bailon-Houghton and an additional rotating panel of celebrity detectives, must help one contestant tell the difference between good and bad singers, without ever hearing them sing a note. With $100,000 on the line and the celebrity panel by their side, the contestant will attempt to weed out the bad "Secret Voices" from the good, based on a series of clues, interrogation and lip synch challenges. New this season, contestants are given one chance to use the "Golden Mic," which grants them advice from one secret mystery celebrity. In the end, the singer whom the contestant picks will reveal if they are good or bad in a duet performance with Jason Mraz, resulting in an amazing musical collaboration or a totally hilarious train wreck on the "Episode 2: Jason Mraz, Joel McHale, Lil Rel Howery, Cheryl Hines, Adrienne Houghton" episode of I CAN SEE YOUR VOICE airing Saturday, April 16 (11:00 PM-Midnight ET/PT) on FOX. (VOI-201) (TV-PG D, L)
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New England Review's March Issue Offers a Range of Russian Works
After 20 years as editor of New England Review (NER), Stephen Donadio, Fulton Professor of Humanities at Middlebury College, returns to full time teaching with the publication of an extraordinary volume of Middlebury's literary quarterly. From the poetry of Derrick Austin, Paisley Rekdal, and more than a dozen others, to the memorable stories of writers such as Leslie Bazzett and Charles Baxter, the new double issue of NER presents nearly 400 pages of new writing and translations that span two centuries.
In nonfiction, Rick Barot tells of becoming a poet in the years between undergraduate and graduate school in "The Image Factory," Steven Poole calls out deplorable office jargon in "The Favored Language of the Appararatchik: A Contemporary Sampler," Jeff Staiger takes a long look at the impact of e-readers in "Kindle 451," and much more.
The new issue includes a special focus on Russia as well. With a rich offering of poetry and fiction, much of it in English for the first time, NER presents 20 translations from Russian, including major Soviet era poets and contemporary poets, stories by Russian Booker Prize winners, and works by Dostoevsky and Chekhov. There is also a reconsideration of an article written by Andrey Platonov during the Moscow Show Trials; a new, annotated translation of the transcript of the trial of poet Joseph Brodsky on the 50th anniversary of that event; an account of Lee Harvey Oswald's pilgrimage to the USSR; Tomas Venclova's memories of Anna Akhmatova; a detailed analysis of Andrey Tarkovsky's film The Mirror; and playwright David Edgar's reflections on language in eastern Europe after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Excerpts from the new issue are available on line: http://www.nereview.com/volume-34-no-3-4-2014.
NER's next issue, available in June, will be the first published under the direction of Carolyn Kuebler, who assumes the role of editor.
Published by Middlebury College, New England Review is a nationally recognized literary journal that cultivates artistic excellence and innovation in contemporary writing and engages readers deeply in the literary arts through its quarterly publication, dynamic web presence, and quarterly public reading series.
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Community members will once again have the opportunity to support their family members, friends and neighbors in their fight against cancer during the annual Colors of Courage on Saturday, September 29, in Presque Isle.
The event begins and ends on TAMC's A.R. Gould Memorial Hospital campus on Academy Street.
The Colors of Courage will feature a 5K and, new this year, a 10K option as well. Both are open to runners and walkers who want to provide financial and emotional support to those impacted by cancer in The County. All proceeds will benefit Aroostook Cancer Care.
"This is one of my favorite events of the year," says Jamie Guerrette, TAMC community health specialist and coordinator of the event. "The stories that our champions and other participants share with us are incredibly touching and sometimes heartbreaking, but seeing their strength or hearing about the character of the loved one they are walking or running for really makes a difference."
The "champions" Guerrette refers to are more than a dozen individuals who are carrying a specific Colors of Courage colored flag, with each flag representing a cancer that has impacted the lives of those carrying them. In some cases, the colored flag bearers have fought their own battle with cancer; in other cases, they are honoring or remembering a loved one touched by one of the forms of this deadly disease. These champions, along with their supporters, will walk a special lap around the hospital campus with their flags to kick-off the event after a brief welcome at 9:30 am.
One such champion is Courtney Lovely of Presque Isle. Lovely is walking in honor of her father, Dwight Junkins. Junkins was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer, Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS), in April. He was able to take part in a clinical trial through Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston and did well enough that he underwent a stem cell transplant on September 5.
Beth Williams of Presque Isle will be carrying a pink flag to celebrate her triumph over breast cancer. Williams has turned her life around regarding physical activity since her recovery.
These champions and many more have been sharing their personal stories leading up to the Colors of Courage to help show why this cause, which touches so many people, is important to support. Their stories will be shared on social medial and will also be posted on the Colors of Courage webpage: www.tamc.org/colorsofcourage.
Following the Champion lap, the 10K will get underway at 10:00 am, followed by the free Kids Fun Run lap around the hospital campus. This is open to all children age 12 and under. This distance is about half a mile, and all finishers will be awarded an event medal. Once the Kids Fun Run lap is complete, the 5K gets underway. Both the 5K and 10K courses begin and end on the hospital campus, and course maps are available online on the Colors of Courage webpage. All 5K and 10K participants will receive a commemorative bib, medal and an event t-shirt.
Registration cost 5K and 10K is only $20 for those who register online prior to September 26. The cost goes up to $25 for those who prefer to wait and register in person on the morning of the event or during packet pick up the evening before. All registration fees will go to Aroostook Cancer Care to support patient care.
To take part in the 5K, 10K, or free Kids Fun Run, or to sign up to volunteer at the event, you can register online at www.tamc.org/colorseofcourage. To guarantee an event t-shirt in your size, you must register by September 15 (t-shirts are for 5K or 10K participants and volunteers only). Packet pickup and in person registration takes place on Friday, September 28, from 4-6 pm and Saturday, September 29, from 8:30-9:15 am in the Pinkham lobby at TAMC.
More details regarding the event can be found on the TAMC website and questions can be directed to Jamie Guerrette at 207-768-4008.


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Funding and support programmes
Innovate for Rail
Electric Innovation
Improving fault-finding in solar PV systems
Electrical design consultancy Electric Innovation, based in Nottingham, has secured funded technical support and expertise from our Innovate 4 Rail programme. This is enabling the company to carry out research on faults in solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, so that it can develop solutions to protect against these.
DE-Carbonise Project
Enscite
Invest to Grow Programme
Productivity through Innovation
Accounting Clinic
Derbyshire Accelerator
Green Entrepreneurs Programme
Leadership and STEM Skills Development Programmes
Reskill and Recover
Small Business Charter
STEM Skills Development Programme
Top 200 Businesses in Derbyshire
Regional Economic Observatory
The use of solar power in rail
All sectors, including rail, are being encouraged to switch to renewable energies such as solar power, as the UK aims to become carbon neutral by 2050. However, the use of solar PV systems in rail is still in its infancy. If it is to be more widely adopted, we need to improve our understanding and detection of faults in solar PV systems, to increase their reliability, efficiency, and safety. This is the basis of a research collaboration between the consultancy, Electric Innovation, and the University of Derby's researchers in renewable and smart energy systems.
About the research
Thanks to funding provided by the Innovate 4 Rail project, our researchers are providing over 170 hours of support to the company, for phases 1 and 2 of this project. This includes access to technical expertise as well as specialist computers and software.
A researcher from the University, Dr Uchenna Diala, explains the aims of the project: "Solar PV systems produce direct current (DC) power which can be used in low voltage applications, such as charging batteries, automotive applications, and other low voltage, low current applications. The DC power can also be converted to alternating current (AC) power for use by home appliances or transmission to the National Grid. While AC power faults and their impacts on electrical loads are well established, faults that occur on the DC side are not, so this will be the focus of our investigation."
During phase 1 of the project, the team developed analytical and simulation models of a solar PV system. During phase 2, they will be using these models to simulate common DC faults in solar PV systems. They will then examine how these faults affect the I-V characteristic curve (a measure of Current versus Voltage) and P-V characteristic curve (Power versus Voltage) — both of which provide important information about the performance of solar PV systems.
The hope is that the findings will enable Electric Innovation to develop solutions to mitigate or protect against such faults. The results of this study are expected by the end of 2021.
Chris Rose, Director of Electric Innovation said:
"The drive for more efficient and renewable technologies is introducing new problems for electricity supply and distribution – this applies to rail as much as any other industry. As a forward-thinking company, we want to be at the forefront of addressing these emerging issues.
Our collaboration with the University of Derby through Innovate 4 Rail has been immensely valuable, giving us access to the expertise we need to fully understand electrical faults with solar energy systems and to develop new and innovative solutions for the next generation of circuit protection."
Innovate 4 Rail offers a range of funded support to Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire SMEs, with the intention of stimulating innovation and driving productivity in the rail sector. It's a collaborative project between the University of Derby, University of Birmingham and Rail Forum Midlands and is funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
Get support for your rail innovations
Are you working on an innovation for the rail sector? You too could be eligible for funded support through the Innovate 4 Rail project.


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Joseph Benson Akers was born on February 3, 1829 in Akersville, Brush Creek Township in Fulton County, Pennsylvania. He was the eldest son of carding mill owner Israel Akers and his wife, Elizabeth Lewis Akers. The younger Akers was educated locally, taught Sunday School, and then entered Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania with the class of 1858. He became a member of the Belles Lettres Society and, following graduation with his class, studied to become a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Akers became a pastor under the East Baltimore Conference in 1858 and served in various churches until 1868, when he moved to the new Central Pennsylvania Conference. There he served as pastor in Howard Township in Centre County and was principal for a short while at the Catawissa Seminary. Akers was also pastor and schoolteacher at Hyner in Centre County and at Whitehaven in Luzerne County. He retired in 1889.
In February 1863, Akers married Henrietta Gallagher. The couple had a son who died in infancy and a daughter, Elizabeth. His first wife died and in May 1874, Akers married Lydia A. Gibbony. This second union produced a son, Herbert, in 1875. Joseph Benson Akers died of a stroke one week after his retirement in Bellwood, Pennsylvania on October 27, 1889. He was sixty years old.


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Home/HOT TRENDS HOT GOSSIP/The New Drama The Omen Has Dropped 5 Former Muvhango Actors
The New Drama The Omen Has Dropped 5 Former Muvhango Actors
Mzansi Magic's new drama, The Omen was forced to drop five farmer Muvhango actors from its planed actors after the MultiChoice's decided to change drama language from Venda to Pedi. Candy Moloi, Millicent Mkhando, Sylvester Makhado, and Mulalo Mudau were among those who auditioned for roles in The Omen held in Venda, Limpopo, Randburg, and Johannesburg.
Pay Attention To "Click" Muvhango Actors And Their Ages
They got the roles and their names were submitted to Multichoice for confirmation. The interment later dropped a bombshell on the production company, Magic Film, ordering it to change the drama's setting and language.
Maduvha Madima who played the role of Vele in Muvhango has also auditioned for the role in the drama, and her name was among those that were sent to multiChoice for confirmation.
Muvhango top actor Gabriel and Millicent names and pictures were purportedly used to promote the drama on social media without their knowledge, supposedly creating holes between the producers and the actors as they wanted answers since they never made it to the show.
But sources close to the production said unlike Makhado, Temudzani had not auditioned for the role on the Mzansi Magic drama, and they said it was not clear if the poster were authorized by the production company.
The executive producers and directors of Magic Drum Film confirmed that all five farmer Muvhango actors including Madima had auditioned for the role in their drama, and he said their names were among those submitted to Miltchoice for consideration.
"They had auditioned for Venda characters, but because of the channel's instruction to change the language of the drama, they could not be considered," he said.
The channel's decision, according to Mukwevho, was communicated to the production company after having finalized a list of actors to consider for the roles in the drama. The scripts were ready from episode one, and because of the decision, we had to start from scratch" he said.
Mukwevho said he saw the posters of Temudzani on social media indicating that he was part of the drama, but he said the actor never auditioned for the role in Drama. Temudzani said he knew nothing about his links to The Omen, and did not remember auditioning for a role in the drama.
Mukhado confirmed that she auditioned, but she said she thought she did not make it "I thought maybe they changed the direction when I saw Pedi people on the drama" she said.
Madima said her case was different from those who auditioned for Venda role "I auditioned for the role of a daughter of the witch with Pedi crew. I only heard about the Venda auditions, but I did not go" she said.
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Q: Ruby how to get child class assigned key values I have two classes. Base and Instance class. Base class inherited in Instance class. Am unable to get instance object key values.
class Base

  def save
    self.attributes
  end

end

class Instance < Base

  attr_accessor :name, :age

  def initialize(attributes={})
    attributes.keys.each do |attribute_name|
      send("#{attribute_name}=".to_sym, attributes[attribute_name])
    end
  end

end

p instance = Instance.new({:name => "local", :age => "25"})
p instance.save
p "Expected output"
# {:name => "test1", :age => "25"}

I want the above result from parent class only. I am getting following error message.
**"NoMethodError: undefined method `attributes' for Instance:Class"**

A: Because attributes is rails method, so you cannot use it directly, but you can make it in a different way. I rewrite the save method.
  def save
    instance_variables.inject({}) { |sum, e| sum[e] = instance_variable_get(e);sum }
  end


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Home Entertainment Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine Released From Jail Over Coronavirus Fears
Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine Released From Jail Over Coronavirus Fears
Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine
American rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine was released early Thursday afternoon into house arrest over fears that his chronic asthma puts him in the high-risk category of contracting coronavirus.
"He's out and he's very happy to be released," his defense attorney, Lance Lazzaro, told NBC News after Judge Paul A. Engelmayer granted his motion for compassionate release.
Citing safety concerns, Lazzaro declined to reveal where Tekashi would stay for the final four months of his two-year sentence.
The 23-year-old rapper, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, had been serving a 24-month sentence after pleading guilty to nine charges including conspiracy to murder and armed robbery at an upstate New York prison. He has already served 13 months of his two-year sentence and was due to be released in August 2020.
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The decision to release him to home confinement comes as New York City is battling the spread of the coronavirus, including in prisons and jails with at least 180 cases of coronavirus already confirmed at several jails in the City.
According to NME, 6ix9ine will serve his first four months of home incarceration with supervision, which will be enforced by GPS monitoring. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, he will have to stay at his residence unless he asks permission from the probation department to seek medical treatment or talk with his lawyer.
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