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Graduate catalog: 2020/21
Home > Graduate catalog: 2020/21 term 1 > About UoPeople > Accreditation, Regulatory and Other Notes
University of the People is a private institution approved to operate by the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education.
University of the People has been continuously accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC) since January 2014. Contact information for DEAC: 1101 17th Street NW, Suite 808, Washington, D.C. 20036, phone number: (202) 234-5100, fax number (202) 332-1386, deac.org. The Distance Education Accrediting Commission is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency. The Distance Education Accrediting Commission is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).
The University of the People has applied for Eligibility from the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC). WSCUC has reviewed the application and determined that the institution is eligible to proceed with an Application for Accreditation. A determination of Eligibility is not a formal status with the WASC Senior College and University Commission, nor does it ensure eventual accreditation. It is a preliminary finding that the institution is potentially accreditable and can proceed within five years of its Eligibility determination to be reviewed for Candidacy or Initial Accreditation status with the Commission. Questions about Eligibility may be directed to the institution or to WSCUC at wscuc.org/contactor (510) 748-9001.
University of the People is a distance education institution and offers all of its programming entirely online. Because it is a wholly online institution, UoPeople maintains no dormitory facilities and does not offer its students any kind of assistance in obtaining housing. The California Bureau of Private Postsecondary Education[1] requires that UoPeople publish information about housing availability and costs in the vicinity of its administrative offices in Pasadena, CA. The Pasadena-Foothills Association of Realtors indicates that there are a number of moderately priced rental units in the area. According to a May 10, 2015 article in the Pasadena Star News, the average price of a 1-bedroom apartment is $1,940. Data reported by https://rentcafe.com indicate that the average price for a studio is $1,900 and $2,180 for a 1-bedroom apartment. The City of Pasadena Housing Department maintains a web site to assist anyone seeking housing in Pasadena at: https://pasadenahousingsearch.com/
University of the People and President Shai Reshef in his own right and on behalf of University of the People currently hold memberships in the following organizations and consortiums: Partners for a New Beginning; Ashoka, AACRAO, AACRAO EDGE, UN GAID, RSA, CHEA, the OpenCourseWare Consortium and the Library & Information Resources Network.
The administrative offices of University of the People are located in Pasadena, California. However, all instruction at the University, including its computerized teaching aids, takes place at University of the People's Online Campus.
University of the People shall not be liable in any manner for any interruption in the operation or failure of its website, its Virtual Learning Environment and/or any other program relating to University of the People's studies.
University of the People does not participate in federal and state financial aid programs.
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University of the People exercises diligence to ensure that it provides clear and accurate information to all prospective and current students, the public and all other interested parties. The institution seeks to ensure that all recruitment and promotional materials, including its Catalog and website, as well as all public presentations about and on behalf of the University and its operations are as clear and accurate as possible.
A student or any member of the public may file a complaint about this institution with the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education by calling, toll free: (888) 370-7589, (916) 431-6959, or by completing a compliant form, which can be obtained on the Bureau's Internet Web address: bppe.ca.gov.
UoPeople is licensed, authorized, exempted or approved in every U.S. state and the District of Columbia.
This institution is authorized by the Indiana Board for Proprietary Education, 101 W. Ohio St., Suite 670, Indianapolis, IN 46204-1984. University of the People at Pasadena, California, has been granted status as an out-of-state institution with no physical presence in Indiana authorized to enroll and offer online instruction or distance education to Indiana residents delivered from a campus in another state in accordance with Indiana Administrative Code IC 21-18.5-6-12. This status is effective from October 3, 2017 to October 2, 2018.
UoPeople is authorized by the Georgia Nonpublic Postsecondary Education Commission, (NPEC), Phone: (770) 414-3300, Fax: (770) 414-3309, Address: 2082 East Exchange Place, Suite 220, TUCKER, GA 30084, https://gnpec.georgia.gov.

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After a weekend packed with tons of fun with daddy, we are back to my solo parenting routine.
We had the absolute best weekend together as a family, and I am so grateful that my husband flew up for the short few days.
Like I mentioned before, I forget how much of a difference it makes to have another set of hands around the house.
It was so nice to sit in the living room with a drink in the evening while he bathed the kids, got them in jammies, read bedtime stories, and tucked them in.
Another thing I really enjoy is the adult conversation.
As cliche as this sounds, I really believe communication is one of the most important facets to a healthy marriage.
I love the conversations that my husband and I have in the evenings after the dust settles.
And while we talk on the phone every night when he's gone, it's not the same as having him right next to me.
But I only love to cook when I'm cooking for people I love.
Yes, I love my daughter, but she doesn't quite appreciate my cooking like my husband does.
She could care less if she's having a home cooked meal or boxed mac and cheese.
It was nice to be back in the kitchen cooking for my man!
I made him Texas style chili.
If you've never had Texas style chili, you've never had real chili.
Texas style chili is not made with ground meat, tomato of any kind, or beans.
It's made with chunks of meat (rump or boneless beef chuck), real chili peppers, garlic, onion, bacon, corn meal, and herbs/spices.
It's our official state food, after all!
I really enjoyed making it for him, since it's one of his favorite meals that I make!
When he's not around, I get into a strict routine that revolves around Mattis' nap time, Dannika's activities and preschool, and my daily work out.
I HATE deviating from my routine/schedule.
Of course since Nick came home this weekend, my routine went out the door.
Laundry piled up to the sky, Mattis' naptimes were all screwed up, and I didn't work out.
Oh, and I ate really bad.
When my husband left yesterday, the rest of the day just seemed to drag on.
The house felt a little empty again, and dinner time was a little lonely.
My daughter is so used to this life that when he leaves, she just seems to pick up right where we left off without batting an eyelash.
Thank God for her, because she helps me bounce back.
I hope everyone had an awesome long weekend!
Just some last minute play time giggles with daddy before he left!
He is OBSESSED with his feet. He thinks they're the coolest things ever!
Mattis has been rolling over from his stomach to his back for a few weeks now.
Of course the day he decides to roll over from his back to his stomach was literally RIGHT AFTER my husband left.
I so love chili! I hate cooking though. But I'm actually making chili for dinner! With corn bread.
I am obsessed with Instagram! Obsessed.


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Neither team played particularly well. I suppose neither team could be categorized as much more than pretty good at this point. The good news for Bama fans is that the Tide continues to show improved effort of the defensive end of the court. The better news is that the Tide coach is exhibiting a continuing willingness to bench the players who don't play hard on defense.
The best news for Bama is that Ronald Steele looks like he is almost back. He defended better, penetrated, scored, dished, and did not turn the ball over. The next best news is that Bama enjoyed balanced scoring. Everyone who played scored. Hendrix came up big, especially early in the game. He also exhibited much quicker feet on defense than I have noticed before. Tubbs hit two crucial three point baskets when the game was on the line. Little Man Hollinger had two rebounds (the official scorer gave him only one but that guys eyes must have been as the idiot zebra under the Kentucky basket in the second half), hit all but one of his clutch free throws, drove effectively toward the basket, and committed no turnovers. Sadly Hollinger's playing time will diminish as Tubbs' increases, but he is a team player and will do what is best for his team.
Davidson, he could not find the basket but his defense underneath the basket was much better today. He still had troubles getting back in transition, but CMG introduced him to Mr. Pine several times to reinforce the lessons taught in recent weeks. JD could come up huge down the stretch if he learns from this discipline and does not sulk. Bama will survive next year, but for JD's sake I hope he "gets" it and quick. It could mean millions of dollars for the Davidson coffers just a few months from now.
Riley was our leading scorer for most, if not all, of the first half. His defense was a bit better. But all our guards looked better today because Kentucky could not buy an outside shot for the first 12 to 15 minutes of the game.
Gee was a real disappointment. When he does pass he ball into the paint, he is more likely to earn a turnover than an assist. But he probably did not make anything other than an outlet or escape pass all day. His shot was off, he could not drive on his man, and he played porous defense much of the day. Sure, Gee and Riley both had big steals during the game, but Hendrix probably grabbed as many balls back from the Kats under the basket as those two combined.
I am concerned for Gee. CMG had to sit him early and often for refusing to play defense. On one occasion CMG pulled him about a minute after having put him back in. CMG tried to talk to him as he came off the court, but Gee just walked to his place on the bench and sat down. I hope he is not developing a Grizzardesque attitude. That could be disasterous for him. It would be even more disasterous for CMG if he tolerates it. I hope I am overreacting and things are not as bad as they seemed at the time. Maybe a video of the game would change my mind but I forgot to turn on my recorder.
It's always good to beat Kentucky. I don't know how much longer they will tolerate their coach. Tubby Smith is an excellent motivator and floor general. I hear the UK fans are upset with the kids he recruits. If Rod Barnes and T.R. Dunn are not available, maybe David Hobbs would come back and be Bama's defensive coach again.
The end of the season still is a mystery. I really hope the fans, Wendell Hudson and Mal Moore remember that this is the seventh or eighth straight year that CMG has put us through this midseason meltdown before apparently turning things around. We could and should have been a third or fourth seed in the Big Dance this year instead of a bubble team if CMG had used his bench and preached defense all season long.
This was a fun win but I hope Mal Moore noticed all the empty seats. Why was the student section not filled when UK came to visit? I don't know, but I suspect it's because the students never know whether their team is going to lay an egg. They should have showed up this afternoon. I rather wish I had not showed up when the Pigs were here.
One great thing about college basketball is that you always can finish strong and sometimes you can finish strong enough to make a splash. I hope we do both. But I don't intend to forget that the splash just washed the egg that remained on our faces after the disasters at Notre Dame, Arkansas and API.
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Commenting on the student section... Alabama is a glorified commuter school in the fact that most of the students go home for the weekend in the Winter. It amazed me when I was in school and it amazes me now.
As usual, your comments are spot on... except I didn't have an issue with officiating.
I can't believe you did not see that horrendous foul call on Hendrix when the UK guard slammed into him after he had been set for about three seconds or some of the BS fouls called under the UK basket the last ten minutes of the game. The bad calls went both ways up until that point. Several times the zebras awarded us the ball when I thought we'd hit it last, but they did the same thing against us. They failed to blow an intentional whistle when that guy grabbed Riley's jersey after he escaped to get free on an inbounds play. It was horrible. It might have been just as bad on the other end and I did not see it, but they did not call any fouls in the first half. What changed?


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Game changer for a beginner or intermediate! Once I realized that my original paddle was too long, and that it was affecting my ability to learn/hold more advanced/new rolling techniques, I went looking for another paddle. I needed to be between 195 - 200 cm and had been looking at up to $250 to get the right one. Being my first full season in WW kayaking I didn't want to spend that much for a paddle, without having some practical experience. I have been pleasantly surprised with this paddle.
This is a great paddle for the beginner/intermediate kayaker. I immediately was able to get the set-up for my rolls down easier, and there is a noticeable difference in how I move. It is stiff and light- I've used it for the majority of this season and it's held up to everything I've beat it against. It still feels solid and nothing has loosened up at all.
I now know that white water paddles need to be shorter than for other kayaks.. so make sure you get the right size. I went with the old " fingertips should just be able to wrap over the end of the paddle" guide, and my rolls and techniques (as basic as they are) suffered. Once I went with a shorter paddle, and used the right height table - the difference was immediate. I am 5'-10" and I got the 200 cm.


This statistic shows the percentage of university graduates with debt following 4 or more years of university in different states across the United States in the academic year of 2016/17. Around 74 percent of graduates in South Dakota had student debt in that year.
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Nine New Dwarfs Discovered in Our Local Group of Galaxies
27 March 2015 / raminskibba
Just as astronomers are examining dwarf planets, they're investigating dwarf galaxies too. Two weeks ago, an international collaboration of scientists with the Dark Energy Survey (DES) peered around the southern hemisphere and announced in a paper in the Astrophysical Journal that they found candidates for nine new "satellite" galaxies around our Milky Way. For those of you keeping count—and many people are—if confirmed, this means that we now have 35 satellites in our Local Group of galaxies, which could even tell us something about the dark matter out there.
An illustration of the previously discovered dwarf satellite galaxies (in blue) and the newly discovered candidates (in red) as they sit outside the Milky Way. (Image: Yao-Yuan Mao, Ralf Kaehler, Risa Wechsler.)
The smallest known galaxies (as might be inferred from their name), dwarf galaxies are extremely faint and difficult to detect, sometimes only containing a few hundred stars and appearing to blend in with the stars in the disk of the Milky Way. They can also be difficult to distinguish from globular clusters, which are just clumps of stars that evolved with a galaxy and orbit around its core.
Astrophysicists refer to galaxies that travel around a larger galaxy as "satellite" galaxies. In many cases, these galaxies were previously floating through space, minding their own business, until the gravitational force of the massive galaxy pulled them in. Some astronomers think that that is what happened to the Small Magellanic Cloud and Large Magellanic Cloud, the brightest satellites of the Milky Way. (The Persian astronomer Abd-al-Rahman Al-Sufi discovered the LMC in 964 A.D., and it does sort of look like a "cloud.") To give these satellites some perspective, they're mostly between 100,000-200,000 light-years away, while the Milky Way's radius is about 50,000 light-years, which is already much longer than the road to the chemist's.
Keith Bechtol (University of Chicago) and Sergey Koposov (University of Cambridge) led parallel studies with the DES, which uses an optical/infrared instrument on a telescope at the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in the Chilean mountains. "The discovery of so many satellites in such a small area of the sky was completely unexpected," says Koposov. These findings only include the first-year data of the DES though, and the research team stands poised to discover as many as two dozen more satellite galaxies as they continue their survey.
Six of the nine newly discovered dwarf satellite galaxies. (V. Belokurov, S. Koposov. Photo: Y. Beletsky.)
In 2005-2006, Koposov and his colleagues (Vasily Belokurov, Beth Willman, and others) found about half of the previously detected satellite galaxies of the Milky Way with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS), the DES's predecessor in the northern hemisphere. The SDSS and DES are powerful enough to detect and resolve faint dwarf galaxies that hadn't been observed before, transforming this field and stimulating interest in the Milky Way's neighborhood.
Dwarf galaxies could reveal new information about dark matter, since their mass in stars is outweighed by thousands of times by the mass of dark matter particles surrounding them. Astrophysicists developing numerical simulations of growing clumps of dark matter, thought to host galaxies within them, have been concerned that more satellite clumps form in the simulations than satellite galaxies have been observed in the Milky Way–a discrepancy referred to as the "missing satellites" problem. It's not clear yet whether the newly discovered satellite galaxy candidates could solve or complicate this problem. Moreover, astrophysicists continue to worry about other problems, including disagreements between observed galaxies and simulations involving the masses and angular momenta of dark matter clumps. In any case, scientists working with the DES continue to push the debate further, and their ongoing survey will be of great interest to the astronomical community.
A simulated dark matter "halo" with satellites, possibly similar to the Milky Way. (Credit: Volker Springel, Aquarius Simulation.)
For more coverage, check out this article by Monica Young in Sky & Telescope and articles in Wired and Washington Post. If you're interested, you can also see my own earlier research on satellite galaxies in dark matter models and on the Magellanic Clouds.
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The primary goal of Visual Analytics is the close intertwinedness of human reasoning and automated methods. Our goal in HypoVis is the design and development of a Visual Analytics process that uses the inherent structure contained in time-oriented data as a way to improve the integration of human reasoning. This structure can, for example, be seen in the calendar aspect of time being composed of smaller granularities, like years and seasons. Our focus is the generation of models from hypotheses, consisting of bringing the hypotheses into an automated system, and validating it.
ManageCategories: Categorizing Articles without Knowledge of Wikimarkup.
ImagePlus: Adding / Manipulating of Images using without Knowledge of Wikimarkup using HTML Objects.
Many approaches to solve the problem of visualizing time-oriented data have been published in recent time, creating the need to categorize not only the methods to visualize time-oriented data but also the information visualization tools available on the market. Because of the difficulty of comparing such tools no agreement on a common categorization has been reached. This master's thesis uses a recently published categorization to perform a detailed comparison of several visualization tools, focusing on the temporal aspects of data.
Using editable-by-anyone Wiki technology turned out to be the only way of keeping the presented information up to date and knowledge exchange vivid.
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The MMTx program  tokenizes free text of medical documents into phrases and maps UMLS concepts  to the medical concepts identified within these phrases. Due to the complexity of this task, it is still necessary to correct parts of the tokenization as well as the mapping of UMLS concepts.
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NegHunter is a program to detect negated concepts in medical documents using syntactical methods.
The general aim of the project is to use innovative ICT-based methods and models for clinical governance in oncology, by designing and developing a system for supporting and controlling the best evidence-based oncological care process. The system is based on electronic guidelines and recommendations and will be integrated with clinical information systems (CIS) to manage the oncological patients.
If we surf the web we can find PDF files in heaps. Once technical details of an amazing five mega pixel digital camera, once a statistic about the last two years incomes of an enterprise, and once a brilliant crime novel of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is saved in a PDF file. The widespread use of this file format takes the focus on the question of how to reuse the data in such a file. Many things are already done in this area. For example, there are several tools that convert PDF-files to other formats.
The visualization was developed with two open-source toolkits: The InfoVis Toolkit and Prefuse. The InfoVis Toolkit provides a memory saving data table used to store abstract data, prefuse is the base framework for all graphical issues.
Wikipedia - the most famous free encyclopedia - has been grown to the biggest wiki community site where hundreds of thousands of users all around the world post and edit articles in many different languages. As other online communities have troubles motivating users to participate actively, the tremendous contribution rate on Wikipedia has led to many problems like wrong information, copyright violations, or users' misbehavior, for example, spammers or trolls.
The aim of this project was to develop a program, which helps to show the development of medical parameters over time. These (30) parameters result from examinations of patients who are treated for diabetes. The examinations take place in irregular intervals from six weeks up to three months.
Timetables for trains or airplanes are often represented astextual tables. These contain usually all important information, however it is often not easy to find answersto more specific questions, like for example - "which train should I taketo travel from Vienna to Paris as quick as possible without changing the train twice?" - Humans can process visual information better than text and that?s why our application shall facilitate the process of understanding and searching a timetable.
TrainVis facilitates the visualization of railway timetables using several different types of representations.
The water supply company of an city in north-west China has commissioned KSC to build a remotely controlled system for monitoring of the water quality. The water quality is measured by measuring probes supplied by the company s::can.
The research project VIENA (Visual Enterprise Network Analytics) aims to develop and test a prototype software of visual network analysis that will be capable to support organizational consulting services. As its focus will be the visualization of change, its main purpose is the display and evaluation of change management processes.
VisMaster is a European Coordination Action Project focused on the research discipline of Visual Analytics: One of the most important challenges of the emerging Information Age is to effectively utilise the immense wealth of information and data acquired, computed and stored by modern information systems.
This project is part of the research project VisuExplore, which is dealing with the interactive visualization of patient data to assist physicians and medical staff.
The visualization techniques have been developed in the Midgaard project but so far only been implemented in Flash to demonstrate the idea of the concept.


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NGC 5022 ist eine 12,9 mag helle Spiralgalaxie vom Hubble-Typ Sb im Sternbild Jungfrau auf der Ekliptik. Sie ist schätzungsweise 129 Millionen Lichtjahre von der Milchstraße entfernt und hat einen Durchmesser von etwa 100.000 Lj. Sie bildet zusammen mit NGC 5018 ein durch gravitativ gebundenes Galaxienpaar.

Im selben Himmelsareal befindet sich u. a. die Galaxie NGC 5006.

Das Objekt wurde am 31. März 1881 vom deutschen Astronomen Ernst Wilhelm Leberecht Tempel entdeckt.

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Eyes on Milwaukee
Jeffers Saves Historic Parish House
Downtown church gets new lease on life from creative developer and state law change.
By Jeramey Jannene - Jul 10th, 2018 10:05 am
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St. James Episcopal Church. Parish house is at the rear of the church. Photo by J. Jeffers & Co.
A small, but not insignificant, change in state law has saved at least one building in Milwaukee from demolition. But only after years of the state and federal government modifying a pivotal historic preservation program.
Developer Joshua Jeffers had originally proposed to demolish the parish house at the rear of St. James Episcopal Church in Westown as part of a complicated plan to convert the church at 833 W. Wisconsin Ave. into an event venue. The former church would have been combined with apartments and the reconstructed parish house hall at the rear of the site to create a large events complex.
Now he'll save the parish house, built in 1899, thanks to a change to the state's historic preservation tax credit program. But it won't be cheap, nor easy, and it definitely won't be immensely profitable for Jeffers.
"For us to convert the 1899 addition into something that is both historically accurate and built to modern code compliance, it would be enormously costly… This building has more asbestos in it proportionally than any other building I've seen," Jeffers told the Historic Preservation Commission in December 2017. After months of meetings, one of which ended on a tie vote, Jeffers finally won support for his original proposal to partially demolish the parish house. Then things changed. He was back Monday afternoon to deliver the good news that he could save the parish house, and received a quick unanimous thumbs up from the commission for his $6.5 million project.
Commission chair Alderman Robert Bauman, who represents the area and voted against an earlier version of the deal, told Jeffers: "We should give you the man-of-the-year award for historic preservation."
The venerable Protestant church, originally constructed in 1867, held its last service on November 1st, 2017, with the congregation folding at that time. The building, historically designated by both the city and federal government, had been listed for sale for a number of years with an asking price of $695,000. With dwindling membership, the congregation could no longer afford the expense of maintaining the large facility.
How To Do the Deal
What allowed Jeffers, who has preserved a number of historic buildings across town, to save another? Three things, says Jeffers.
The biggest driver is a change in state historic preservation tax credit law. The per-project cap on the 20 percent tax credit was increased from $500,000 to $3.5 million this spring. "It's not the only reason we can make a lot of things work, but it's the primary driver," Jeffers told the commission.
The legislature and Governor Scott Walker have fought about the program for years, first boosting it from a 5 percent credit to a 20 percent credit with no cap that created a tidal wave of historic preservation projects. The legislature approved a $5 million project cap in the latest state budget, but then Walker used his veto pen in September 2017 to strike a single zero and reduce the cap to $500,000. That was the cap under which Jeffers created the original project. But in February the legislature approved a change to lift the cap to $3.5 million. The state income tax credit is given to developers who comply with strict historic preservation standards to offset 20 percent of their preservation-related costs and is typically combined with a similar 20 percent federal tax credit.
The credits are often then sold by a broker to institutional buyers, but Jeffers found another way to save some money and make the project increasingly feasible. The prolific developer will keep the credits for his own firm, J. Jeffers & Co., thereby saving a couple hundred thousand more dollars in reduced transactional fees.
The third and final piece of the puzzle is investors willing to accept a reduced return for a good societal benefit – saving the historic building. Jeffers told Urban Milwaukee he found investors willing to risk their capital for a below-average return. All but one of the investors are local, and two are previous investors in Jeffers' project. The developer credits Juli Kaufmann, who has developed a number of complicated, socially-minded projects across the city, for the inspiration for the financing model.
It's been a summer of good news for Jeffers, who recently celebrated the completion of the Griot Apartments with co-developer Melissa Goins.
The New Plan
Keeping the parish house doesn't mean the interior remains untouched. Yes, the hall on the second floor will be preserved as an event venue, saving Jeffers the cost of dissembling the hall and rebuilding it into the new building, but the rest of the building will be substantially gutted and rebuilt.
"It has asbestos and a really bad 1970's church interior," says Historic Preservation Commission staffer Tim Askin.
The hall, when paired with the sanctuary, will create two event venues in the same complex. "People spend gobs of money to get married in places like this, it's a great business for a landlord," joked Jeffers, who also owns the Grain Exchange Room in the Mackie Building. The rest of the parish house will be used as back-of-the-house support for the venues, including bride-and-groom suites and a kitchen.
The catering and events business will be led by Kate Crowle and Oliver Hunt of Hidden Kitchen MKE. Engberg Anderson Architects is still leading the design work on the project.
But what about the apartments that were included in the earlier plan? "We will find another place to put those apartments," says Jeffers.
The developer intends to begin work this summer, with work wrapping up in January 2019.
For more background on the church and Jeffers' original plans, see my column from November 2017.
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These plans were approved, but are now obsolete.
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Straight Leg Bridge Rocks, where you keep the stick at 90 degrees, but you just move your hips up and down for 10 reps. My coach Luigi challenged me for a harder version, where I hold the stick over my head, which is a harder version for strength and it makes the shoulders open more.
After this, we started working in the rings to make my back, shoulders and core stronger. It was 2 rounds of 15 seconds hold in german hold to start. Then I practise few moves for 1 minute and a half doing free moves that I've learned so far for a fun. The workout carried on with 3 rounds of front lever tuck hold for 15 seconds each. After this, my coach Luigi supported me to hold these both moves during 30 seconds, he told me it is difficult, especially the skin the cat which I was holding using the super palms down grip, which is harder. So I did 3 more rounds of 30 seconds with his help, it made a difference, my core was totally in burn after that! Finished this series with more 2 rounds of combination skin the cat and front leaver during 30 seconds. After that, there were more 5 rounds of 30 seconds chin-up hold, which was very tough after all the hard workout! Left the gym feeling great, strong and happy, feeling inspired for the moves that Luigi teached me and helped me to perform, looking forward for the next session.


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The Top 20 Mainstream Movies With The Best LGBTQ Representation
byAva3
In the past few decades, the LGBTQ+ community has come a long way in gaining acceptance and equality. There is still much work to do, but it's important to recognize progress. Particularly in the last 15 years, there have been some great movies featuring a wide range of LGBTQ characters, living diverse lives with a variety of issues. While there still isn't nearly enough representation, these stories are important markers of a change that is starting to occur. There have been lots of great LGBTQ TV characters, so now it's time to talk about movies.
Some of these movies will make you laugh, and most of them will probably bring you close to tears. There are some powerful true stories on this list, as well as some solid book adaptations that hopefully live up to the originals. No matter what, these movies all give important screen time to characters that have been marginalized for too long.
20. Call Me By Your Name
One of last year's breakout indie movies, Call Me By Your Name is an emotional story of first love. Timothée Chalamet made himself a star as the forlorn Elio, who falls for visiting graduate student Oliver (played by Armie Hammer). Their story of summer love, set against the beautiful Italian countryside, truly makes the heart ache. Whether you've experienced something like this or not, the emotions are universal. It's hard to imagine anyone not loving this movie.
Moonlight might be best remembered for the legendary Best Picture screwup, but there's way more to remember. La La Land was great, but Moonlight is an important story of growing up queer in an underprivileged community, and the unique struggles that come with the territory. The deeply moving film follows Chiron from youth to adulthood, and depicts how his upbringing and his role models affect his relationships. The queer narrative in Moonlight is subtle and understated, but it's quite beautiful. As a Best Picture winner, Moonlight is a truly historic choice in more ways than one.
18. The Perks of Being a Wallflower
The Perks of Being a Wallflower has everything you could want from an emotional high school movie. There's a charming lead performance by Logan Lerman, Emma Watson plays a fun supporting character, and there's also LGBT representation. The story centers on Charlie, but Patrick, an older gay character, acts as a mentor to him. It's nice that Patrick's sexuality isn't the only interesting thing about him, letting him be a fully-formed character. This coming-of-age story is a touching experience that can be appreciated by anyone.
17. Dallas Buyers Club
As a society, we aren't taught enough about the AIDS crisis, but there are some great movies that help show what a terrifying time it was in the LGBTQ community. In Dallas Buyers Club, AIDS medication is smuggled into Texas, because the FDA has not worked quickly enough to approve the drugs and improve the lives of the primarily queer people affected. Matthew McConaughey is the glue that holds the movie together, but Jared Leto is incredible as Rayon, an HIV-positive trans woman. His physical transformation was striking, and the character is a heartbreaking representation of what so many people have gone through. Leto won an Oscar for his performance, and the movie is a powerful story about a marginalized community in crisis. While ideally in the future trans characters will be played by trans actors, Jared's portrayal was a step in the right direction.
16. Tangerine
Representation is everything, and Tangerine made waves for its use of trans actors in telling its gritty story. Kitana Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor star as a pair of best friends on a revenge mission in Hollywood. Rodriguez's character Sin-Dee Rella is a transgender sex worker just out of prison, and the movie is important in its nonjudgmental treatment of characters like Sin-Dee. It's important that we tell all kinds of LGBTQ stories, not just those that fit into pretty little boxes. This movie was shot with an iPhone 5S, but you'd never know from the high-quality storytelling on the screen.
15. Deadpool
Deadpool might not be as emotional or deep as most of the others on this list, but the representation it gives is just as important. The title character, played by Ryan Reynolds is pansexual, a sexual orientation that many are confused by even now. It mainly just means that you can be attracted to anyone, regardless of their gender identity, but it's a big deal to have it represented in such a huge movie. It's not a major plot point or anything, but maybe in the upcoming Deadpool 2 Wade Wilson will have a more interesting love life. In the superhero genre, anything other than completely straight is a major development.
14. Blue Is The Warmest Color
Some of the best movies are able to capture the visceral, sensual side of human emotion, and Blue Is The Warmest Color does this expertly. This French film stars Léa Seydoux and Adèle Exarchopoulos as two young women who share an incredible bond. Their courtship and the tumultuous times that follow are completely spellbinding, and this movie is easy to get wrapped up in. It's a wonderful coming of age story, as well as a complicated portrait of what a real, messy relationship looks like. Even if foreign movies are tough for you to get into, this one is worth a try.
13. Transamerica
Though Felicity Huffman is best known for her work on Desperate Housewives, she won rave reviews for her performance in Transamerica. She plays a transgender woman who is comfortable with her identity, but must confront her past before she can move forward with the future. She finds out she had a son in her past life, with whom she reluctantly forms a relationship, trying to make up for lost time. It's a funny, poignant look at how our identity affects our relationships. Going forward, we need more trans actors playing trans characters, but Huffman really is great here.
12. The Kids Are All Right
Even families that seem normal can have some pretty crazy things happening under the surface. In The Kids Are All Right, Julianne Moore and Annette Bening play a lesbian married couple raising two children. That, in and of itself, was pretty groundbreaking for a mainstream movie, but there's a lot more going on here. The sperm donor that made their kids possible is revealed, and it causes major repercussions for the family. This movie is a darkly funny, realistic look at what a family can look like in the 21st century.
11. The Imitation Game
The Imitation Game serves as a shocking reminder of how recently LGBTQ acceptance has started to become the norm. Benedict Cumberbatch plays Alan Turing, a brilliant mathematician who helped stop the Nazis during the Second World War. In this true story, Turing's identity as a gay man isn't the primary focus, but it's incredibly important nonetheless. Turing was convicted of being gay and forced to undergo a "chemical castration" treatment, a torturous punishment that is hard to believe today but was a reality just a few decades ago. This movie pays great homage to Turing's important work, and his legacy as a gay man who was treated poorly by those in power.
10. Carol
Carol is a hauntingly beautiful story of forbidden love between two women in the 1950s. Based on a classic novel, the story depicts the painful position of being unable to express who you truly are, and who you love. Cate Blanchett plays the wealthy, middle-aged Carol, who seduces the younger Therese (Rooney Mara). Both ladies are just perfect in their roles, and the amazing Sarah Paulson also plays a great supporting character. This one is guaranteed to cause a lot of feelings, so be prepared.
9. Far From Heaven
In addition to sexual orientation, Far From Heaven examines many important issues in the context of the 1950s, including race and gender dynamics. Julianne Moore plays a picture-perfect Connecticut housewife Cathy, whose world starts to rupture when she discovers that her husband, Frank, played by Dennis Quaid, is gay. He decides that he will undergo conversion therapy, but the problems run deeper than anything that can be fixed. In a world where some people still believe conversion therapy is an acceptable option, this movie is a striking look at how homosexuality was viewed just 50 or 60 years ago. This Connecticut town is beautiful, but there's no such thing as perfect.
It's crucial to remember those who died fighting for LGBTQ equality, and Harvey Milk is at the top of the list. Milk was one of the first openly gay elected officials in history, and he cleared the way for so many trailblazers to come after him. Milk, the movie about his life, is a beautiful tribute to his legacy, and Sean Penn gives an outstanding performance in the title role. James Franco also gives a strong performance as Harvey's lover and campaign manager. Harvey Milk was assassinated less than a year after being elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, but he made an impact that lives on to this day.
7. Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Musicals can provide the perfect creative outlet for telling stories of marginalized groups. In Hedwig and the Angry Inch, John Cameron Mitchell plays Hedwig, an East German transgender singer who survived a sex change operation that went wrong. Yitzhak, a trans man, is also in Hedwig's band. The movie, based on the stage musical of the same name, is an energetic romp fueled by some great songs, and there are lots of deep emotions embedded in the rock and glam of Hedwig's performance. A few years ago, the show enjoyed a hit Broadway revival starring Neil Patrick Harris.
6. The Hours
The Hours is a story told through three characters in three different time periods, but they come together in ways that are thoroughly bewitching. Nicole Kidman won an Oscar for her performance as British author Virginia Woolf, but the entire cast is remarkable. The indomitable Meryl Streep plays Clarissa, a bisexual woman in the modern era who struggles with depression. She has lived with a woman for a decade, but a former male lover is dying of AIDS, and she must be there for him. There's a lot going on in this little movie, but it comes together beautifully.
5. Boys Don't Cry
When it comes to LGBTQ history, unfortunately, many of the true stories are devastating. In this film, Hilary Swank plays Brandon Teena, a trans man from rural Nebraska. Brandon struggles with finding acceptance in his community, and is ultimately murdered. The story is a shocking, gruesome reminder of how strong hatred can be, and Hilary Swank is top-notch. There are too many true stories like this, but hopefully, we're moving toward a future where this won't happen anymore.
4. Battle of the Sexes
For Battle of the Sexes, Emma Stone stepped into the shoes of legendary tennis star Billie Jean King. King, who was a top tennis player in the 1960s and '70s, became the public face of the movement for gender equality in the sport. She also caused controversy when she came out as lesbian, something relatively unprecedented for an athlete at the time. This movie is an entertaining and impactful love letter to Billie Jean and her legacy, which is going strong. Players like Serena Williams list Billie Jean among their top idols both on and off the court, and with good reason.
3. Rent
Rent, the beloved musical that was turned into a movie, was far ahead of its time in terms of LGBTQ issues. Many of the main characters are either gay, lesbian, or gender non-binary, and AIDS is the most important through-line in the story. You fall in love with the characters, just in time to remember that they are living in a society that has offered them none of the support they need. The musical first premiered more than 20 years ago, but it's not hard to imagine the struggles that people like these characters went through. Luckily, we've come a long way, but there's still much progress to be made.
2. Brokeback Mountain
This 2005 movie about two ranch hands in the West is a deeply affecting story about emotional and sexual taboos. Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal are mesmerizing as the forbidden lovers, and the supporting cast, including Anne Hathaway and Michelle Williams, is excellent as well. The story weaves through two decades of their lives, and is fraught with pain and heartbreak. The lead actors share a raw chemistry that makes the whole story instantly believable. This might not be one of the more uplifting movies, but it's an incredible one nonetheless.
1. Love, Simon
Finally, there's a mainstream teen movie that puts gay characters front and center, rather than making them secondary. Luckily, it's just as good as it is important. Nick Robinson stars as Simon, a high school senior who's struggling with the secret that he's gay. He starts emailing anonymously with another gay student at his school, and a powerful chain of events is set in motion. It's one of the first big movies that really showcases gay characters, and you'll probably cry at least a couple of times.
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Raiders Hockey Starts Season on a Good Foot
Michala McCullough, Editor-in-Chief
After the start of their season was delayed due to the aftermath of hurricane Sandy the varsity Raiders ice hockey team opened their season on the road against the Peters Township Indians on November 6.
The Indians opened the game with a goal by Evan Orpeka five minutes into play. They then followed up with another goal five minutes later by Samuel Barnes.
Not to be outdone Seneca's captain Chris Marziotto scored an unassisted goal eleven minutes into the game. Thirty seconds later the Indians answered that goal with another of their own by Adam Alavi.
After the first intermission the Raiders came out to even the score with two goals later in the period by Marziotto and Luke Reed. The Raiders went into the dressing room hot and kept that spark for the third period coming out and scoring four unanswered goals. The goals were scored by Andrew Gagnon, Peter Kipin, another by Gagnon, and a third goal by Marziotto thus giving him a hat trick.
After the 7-4 win against Peters Township the Raiders geared up for their actual home opener against Cannon McMillan.
Cannon McMillan came into the game hot after a 17-2 win against McDowell and a 6-0 win against Shaler.
The Raiders came out of the room energized and ready to fight for another win. Assistant captain Reed came out of the gate after a Seneca penalty to get a goal just six minutes into the game with assists from Brendan MacFarlane and Luke Roman. Cannon McMillan fought back into the Raider's zone and scored a goal three minutes after Reed's. Undeterred, senior Patrick Stough shot up the ice to score an unassisted goal less than a minute later.
Despite attempts from both sides the score remained 2-1 through the remaining two periods.
Before getting to relax and enjoy a peaceful thanksgiving the Raiders still had two more games to play.
First up the Raiders traveled to Center Ice Arena to face off against the Norwin Knights.
Seneca proved that they were up for the challenge and came out of the gate hot with a goal by Reed with an assist from Spencer Schutte four minutes into the game.
Thanks to a Norwin penalty the Raiders' power play unit was able to get on the board for the first time this season with a goal by Macfarlane.
Norwin managed to score a goal just 59 seconds before having to go into the locker room.
The last minute goal turned momentum in Norwin's favor and they managed to score the only two goals of the second period, putting the score at 3-2 Norwin.
Not to be outdone, the Raiders scored two goals of their own courtesy of Jarrett and Macfarlane giving them another win.
In the last game before Thanksgiving the Raiders once again faced off against Canon McMillan. At this matchup Canon McMillan cane out of the gate hot scoring just one minute into the game. The Cannon McMillan defense played a good game for the rest of the first period and kept the Raiders scoreless in the first period.
After a break in the action the Raiders' Schutte was able to even the score. Cannon McMillan then answered with yet another goal. Senior Jacob Sarachine evened the game at 2-2. The score stayed even throughout the third period and even through overtime.
After stuffing their faces with turkey the team returned rejuvenated in a late night road game in Erie against McDowell. Despite an early goal from McDowell, the Raiders soon took the lead and never looked back. Four seneca goals in the first period were scored by Peter Kippin, Luke Reed, Peter Kippin, and Darrien Dezarn-sroka.
After a short break in the action Jarrett and Marziotto both scored goals to open the second period. McDowell's Nicholas Wilcox managed to break up the Seneca scoring spree with a quick goal. The Raiders were quick to put a lid on any sort of momentum shift with a goal by Garrett Frank.
The Raiders shot out of the locker room for the third period after captain Marziotto scored yet another Seneca goal just 49 seconds into the period. The Raiders put two more nails in the coffin with goals by Reed and Kippin to end the game at 10-2 in their favor.
The Raiders finally return home December 4 in a match against Penn Trafford to try and keep their win streak alive.


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Emphasizing that its top priority is increasing revenue to Maryland's Transportation Trust Fund, the Greater Baltimore Committee has issued policy positions on other elements of Governor Martin O'Malley's fiscal plan now before the special session of the Maryland General Assembly.
The GBC supports most of the governor's proposals to increase transportation revenue by almost $400 million. But it is opposing enactment of a "combined reporting" requirement for corporate taxes, which the governor estimates would channel an estimated $5 million portion of new revenue to the transportation fund.
The $25 – $30 million overall estimated revenue to be gained from the combined reporting measure "does not justify the potential negative impact this tax law change would have on major corporations in our state," GBC president and CEO Donald C. Fry wrote in a letter to GBC members.
The GBC supports O'Malley's proposed 7 percent to 8 percent increase in the corporate income tax rate, with half of the increased revenue dedicated to the transportation fund and half to higher education – two top GBC priorities.
"Although raising the corporate income tax is an additional cost to the corporate sector, it would be a direct investment in two of the components of a strong, vibrant business environment," Fry wrote.
The GBC is also urging lawmakers to increase transportation funding by an additional $200 million because, the GBC contends, the state transportation fund needs at least $600 million in new revenue to begin to address a growing backlog of highway, transit, port and airport projects that are planned but not yet funded for construction.
Regarding the governor's deficit reduction plan, the GBC, is voicing support for three elements of it that, combined, would fund slightly less than half of the state's estimated $1.7 billion deficit.
• slots legislation with state-owned slots at four to six locations and operated so that the greatest financial return accrues to the State of Maryland.
The GBC is urging the governor and lawmakers to conduct a "vigorous examination" of state programs and departments to eliminate waste and ineffective programs, prioritize spending, and identify savings that will close the rest of the deficit gap.
The GBC is not supporting the governor's proposed increase in the personal income tax rates for high wage earners. While recognizing flaws in the state's current personal income tax rate system, the GBC is "not comfortable" with the proposed rates in O'Malley's plan, wrote Fry.
Including local "piggy back" taxes, the proposal would subject higher-bracket taxpayers to rates as high as 9.5 percent – which would give Maryland the second worst personal income tax rates in the U.S., according to Fry.
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Pick of the week, Feb.1: Middletown before the wrecking ball
March 25, 2013 by Leith Johnson
In the course of pulling sample materials for a presentation to Prof. Ron Schatz's Exploring Middletown's History (HIST171) class, I came across this aerial view of downtown Middletown found in the SC&A "Middletown, Photographs, Main St." vertical file. Main Street runs diagonally from top left to bottom right, and Court and College Streets are running diagonally from lower left to top right. The photograph was probably taken in the late 1950s.
This photograph reminds us of the many structures that once stood in our city and how much redevelopment changes the urban landscape. Compare it with the present-day view below taken from Google maps. You can see some of the same buildings in both pictures, such as the Liberty and Citizens bank buildings, but otherwise, whole neighborhoods have disappeared and the streetscape of downtown is fundamentally different.
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Q: Splitting c array using strtok I'm making a custom C shell and currently splitting up commands using whitespace:
(Simplified example of what I'm doing currently)
char *buf[20];
char *tempVar;
tempvar = strtok(buf, " ");

For example:
sleep 5 would be split up into sleep and 5.
However, I'm wanting to split for & as well (to create background processes). So sleep 5& would be split into 3: sleep, 5 and &.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

A: You can using a specific method to extract numbers, or just drop the character &. I've a thought here, maybe it's not the best solution. Hoping for further exchanges.
char buf[] = "sleep 5&";
char *cmd;
char *arg;
char *tmpArg;
int count = 0;
while (true) {
    if (0 == count) {
        cmd = strtok(buf, " ");
        arg = strtok(NULL, " ");
    } else {
        cmd = strtok(NULL, " ");
        arg = strtok(NULL, " ");
    }
    printf("%s\n", cmd);

    if (NULL != cmd) {
        if (strcmp("sleep", cmd) == 0) {
            if (arg != NULL) {
                // 1. introduce a method to extract digit or
                // 2. using `&` to split the arg again, the shortcoming is that we omit character `&` here.
                for (int i = 0; i < 2; ++i) {
                    if (0 == i) {
                        tmpArg = strtok(arg, "&");
                    } else {
                        tmpArg = strtok(NULL, "&");
                    }
                    printf("%s\n", tmpArg);
                }
            }
        }
    } else {
        break;
    }
    ++count;
}

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"Enquiry into the situation and circumstances of Horace's Sabine Villa, written during travels through Italy in the years 1775, 1776, 1777", by Allan Ramsay, the painter, with drawings.
12 drawings of David Roberts made for his projected part-work "The Antiquities of Scotland".
16 pencil drawings by Alexander Nasmyth for "Novels and Tales of the Author of Waverley" (Edinburgh, 1821).
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Review: A Future That's Female
By Kelly Kohlman
Great Again is a showcase of two female-penned one-act plays, commissioned by Project Y Theatre Company as part of their second annual Women in Theatre Festival and presented at A.R.T/New York Theatres. Chiori Miyagawa's In The Line and Crystal Skillman's The Test both illuminate, with stark presentational differences, some of the various challenges, impressions and impulses facing women and people of color today. The evening's title, Great Again, a not-so-subtle reference to the rhetoric of our president, is perhaps a little on the nose for this collection of pieces, which explores America's greatness, or lack thereof, with more nuance and nonjudgmental wisdom.
"In the sense that we're all in this together, yes, we are together."
In the Line, directed by Kristin Horton, is a sweetly subversive and dreamlike tumble through the lives of various people as they wait in lines. They search for lost objects, forge relationships with their neighbors, and discover new things about themselves as women, as Asian-Americans, as friends, as food critics, and so on. Audiences follow one woman, Leanne, straightforwardly played by Sol Marina Crespo, who seems to magically find herself appearing in these lines, searching in vain for a lost piece of herself, the details of which morph and evolve with each new experience and discovery she makes.
The exceptional ensemble cast, which includes Christina Liang, Sade Namei, Kristen Kittel, a standout Ashley Jones, Vichet Chum, Daniel Petzold, Patricia Cancio, Kaho Furuta, Norihiro Maruta, Madalyn Pedone, Monica Rounds, and Tomoko Tokugaki, exibits praiseworthy gel and energy. Despite the piece's focus on lines, Horton seamlessly incorporates a great deal of movement, with some welcome dreamy choreography by Sonoko Kawakara, keeping audiences intrigued.
In The Line is a thoughtful lullaby of optimism, identity, and community. While avoiding any overt political or social statements, In The Line touches on a timely and prescient feeling surely shared by many in our culture in 2017. It is the undercurrent of anticipation, of being on the precipice of a great cultural change for the better, despite condescension and pushback from a privileged few. It is the feeling of finally valuing ourselves and our talents, getting to the front of the line, grabbing our closest girlfriends' hands and saying "Here we go. We're going in!"
"When you learn, it hurts."
Second on the evening's bill is The Test, directed by Jessi D. Hill. Tensions run high in a high school English classroom when a desk is discovered to have been defiled with a giant swastika. The identity of the vandal is a mystery, but outraged students are quick to suspect a particular student named Milo, played by Eric Weigand with a heartbreaking familiarity.
At the head of the classroom, Ada, played by Mary E. Hodges, tries to get a handle on the controversy while trying to prepare her students for the most important test of their lives, all the while balancing personal and professional challenges. Ms. Hodges's portrayal of Ada is intense, captivating, and inspiring. "They took their cues from their leader," Ada warns her colleague Paige, played affably by Taylor Shurte. The notion of the grave responsibility of leadership, from within a high school English classroom or beyond, persists throughout the play, and it is one of the many burdens Ada carries.
Under Hill's crisp and elegant direction, the play swiftly advances amidst Hallie Zieselman's sweet and detailed classroom set, perfectly sharp costume design by Becky Bodurta, as well as lights and sound by Christina Watanabe and Mark Bruckner, respectively, that ground the performance in the reality of a 2017 high school.
After Ada's final great attempt at getting through to her divided, scared, and hostile students, the outspoken and assertive Zarina, played by the vibrant Angel Moore, seems to cross a line, and perhaps learns a difficult lesson, in a thoroughly unexpected and heart-pounding conclusion. The Test is a play about division, fear, resentment, and picking sides, and what it takes in 2017 to overcome it all.
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Still Waiting on the Florida Statute of Limitations
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By Neil Garfield
We are still waiting for the Florida Supreme Court to decide this issue that it has previously decided before. It may seem obvious that when the Statute of Limitations has run you are SOL even on a valid claim. But in the grand effort to prevent "free houses" the Florida 3rd DCA in Beauvais came up with alternative theories. Presently we wait for the The Florida Supreme Court to decide the issue once and for all.
This is a scenario in which the lower courts have decided "The bank must win." The 3rd DCA then sets out to rationalize its foregone conclusion. It is wrong, and if it comes to it (i.e., the Florida Supreme Court agrees with the 3rd DCA) then it is fodder for the US Supreme Court to step in.
To simplify it, the issue is basically what is the effect of an acceleration letter. For a long time, it has always been treated as a legal act that has consequences for both the borrower and the lender. The 3rd DCA has basically changed that. It says the acceleration letter can be used against the borrower but otherwise it means nothing when we consider the rights of the "lender." of course we know that none of these Plaintiffs are "lenders" in any sense of the word, but that is not the point here.
It has always been the law that acceleration means what it says and that it has the legal effect of what it says. If sent, it means that the entire balance has become due and the statute of limitations starts ticking from the time the acceleration letter was sent. That gives the bank 5 long years (Florida statute of limitations) to finalize its claim.
The 3rd DCA has come up with a novel rationalization, to wit: that the acceleration letter is good for a foreclosure action seeking the entire amount due but it becomes irrelevant for all other purposes --- like when the borrower wins the case. That means that the purported lender can sue on those payments that became due after the statute of limitations had run out as of the date of the default or the date of acceleration --- this is not clear from their decision. The problem with this theory of course is that once notice of acceleration is given, there are no payments due except the entire principal balance, interest etc.
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class NomenclatureChange::StatusSwap < NomenclatureChange
  include NomenclatureChange::StatusChangeHelpers
  build_steps(
    :primary_output, :secondary_output, :notes, :legislation, :summary
  )
  validates :status, inclusion: {
    in: self.status_dict,
    message: "%{value} is not a valid status"
  }
  validate :required_secondary_output, if: :secondary_output_or_submitting?
  validate :required_primary_output_name_status, if: :primary_output_or_submitting?
  before_validation :set_primary_output_name_status, if: :primary_output_or_submitting?
  validate :required_secondary_output_name_status, if: :secondary_output_or_submitting?
  before_validation :set_secondary_output_name_status, if: :secondary_output_or_submitting?
  before_save :build_input_for_auto_reassignments, if: :secondary_output?
  before_save :build_auto_reassignments, if: :notes?

  def required_secondary_output
    if secondary_output.nil?
      errors.add(:secondary_output, "Must have a secondary output")
      return false
    end
    true
  end

  def required_primary_output_name_status
    if primary_output && primary_output.name_status != 'A'
      errors.add(:primary_output, "Must be A taxon")
      return false
    end
    true
  end

  def required_secondary_output_name_status
    if secondary_output && secondary_output.name_status != 'S'
      errors.add(:secondary_output, "Must be S taxon")
      return false
    end
    true
  end

  def set_primary_output_name_status
    primary_output && primary_output.new_name_status = 'S'
  end

  def set_secondary_output_name_status
    secondary_output && secondary_output.new_name_status = 'A'
  end

  def needs_to_receive_associations?
    false
  end

  def needs_to_relay_associations?
    true
  end

  def build_input_for_auto_reassignments
    if input.nil? || input.taxon_concept_id.blank?
      build_input(taxon_concept_id: primary_output.taxon_concept_id)
    end
  end

  def build_auto_reassignments
    if input
      builder = NomenclatureChange::StatusSwap::Constructor.new(self)
      builder.build_parent_reassignments
      builder.build_name_reassignments
      builder.build_distribution_reassignments
      builder.build_legislation_reassignments
      builder.build_common_names_reassignments
      builder.build_references_reassignments
      builder.build_documents_reassignments
    end
    true
  end

  def new_output_rank
    secondary_output && secondary_output.taxon_concept.try(:rank) ||
    primary_output && primary_output.taxon_concept.try(:rank)
  end

end

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