Bharitya Janta Party (BJP) boasts to be a party which believes in the concept of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas (collective efforts, inclusive growth).
But party's stand seems to have been exposed when it had to nominate the candidates for the municipal wards in the Jammu district for the ULB elections.
In four Assembly Constituencies of Jammu district i.e. Jammu East, Jammu West, Gandhi Nagar and Raipur Domana, there are 75 municipal wards and the BJP has given mandate to only 3 Muslim candidates, of them one woman, from Muslim dominated Gujjar Nagar, Tawi Vihar, Sidhra and Bathindi areas.
For 75 wards in Jammu Municipal Corporation, the candidates from Jammu East Constituency are former BJP Mahila Morcha president, Purnima Sharma from ward number 1, Rajinder Sikka from ward number 2, Narotam Sharma from ward number 3, Sunita Koul from ward number 4, Gopal Gupta from ward number 5, Master Akram from ward number 6, Sangeeta Anand from ward number 7, Dr Akshay Sharma from ward number 8, Anil Masoom from ward number 10, Savita Anand from ward number 11, Gitangli Mahajan from ward number 15 and Rajesh Dogra from ward number 19.
The candidates finalised from Jammu West constituency are Sumit Raina from ward number 9, Jeet Angral from ward number 12, Isha Bharti from ward number 13, Pramood Kapahi from ward number 14, Rajinder Sharma from ward number 16, Nidhi Magotra from ward number 17, Dinesh Gupta from ward number 18, Urvarshi Gupta from ward number 24, Arun Khanna from ward number 25, Parshotam Khajuria (26), Madhu Gupta (27), Ravi Kant (28), Surinder Choudhary (29), Veena Gupta (30), Ayodhya Gupta (31), Sat Paul Karlupia (32), Chander Mohan Gupta (33), Mehak Dogra (34), Yash Paul Sharma (Mantoo) (35), Deepak Gupta (36), Sunita Gupta (37), Surinder Sharma (38), Parbhat Singh Jamwal (39), Neelam Nargotra (40) and Sanjay Baru (41).
From Gandhi Nagar Constituency, Rahul Kumar and Pawan Singh are the BJP candidates for ward number 20 and 23, while Priya Gupta is the candidate from ward number 21, Jai Deep Sharma (ward 22), Neha Gupta (ward 42), Surjeet Singh (Pappu Choudhary) (43), Ram Lal Langar (44), Raj Rani (45), Raj Singh Randhwa (46), Shardha Kumari (47), Pending (48), Dilbag Singh (49), Neena Gupta (50), Kulbir Singh Charak (51), Ajay Gupta (52), Jyoti Devi (53), Neeraj (Lucky Puri) (54), Dalbir Singh (55), Baldev Singh Baloria (56), Jyoti Sharma (57), Sardarni Tirath Kour (58), Anil Kumar (68), Gurmeet Kour Randhawa (69), Narinder Singh Bunti (70), Girdhari Lal (73) and Muhammad Rafiq (74).
From Raipur Domana constituency, the candidates who figured in the BJP list are Joginder Singh Chib (59), Bahadur Singh (60), Surinder Bhagat (61), Rekha Manhas (62), Kuldeep Singh Chib (63), Kapil Singh Chib (64), Asha Rani (65), Tripta Devi (66), Suraj Padha (67), Mumtaz Begham (71), Mahesh Bhardwaj (72), and Ganesh Kumar from ward number 75.
Of the 75 people nominated for as many wards, the Muslim candidates are Master Akram from ward number 6, Gujjar Nagar; Mumtaz Begum from ward number 71, Tawi Vihar; Sidhra Colony and Muhammad Rafiq from ward number 74, Bathindi.
According to a BJP insider, even the three Muslim candidates are the new entrants into the party fold.
"Forget representation to Muslim candidates in all wards, when the elections were announced, our State unit was in a fix as we had no Muslim candidate to be fielded even in the Muslim dominated areas," he said.
Party general secretary (Organisation) Ashok Koul said that party had either no choice of Muslim candidates in some areas or had no candidate in other areas.
"So, we give representation to those candidates who have good social or political connect in the society irrespective of their political background," Koul said.
A retired teacher by profession, Master Akram is BJP MLC Ashok Khajuria and MLA Rajesh Gupta loyalist. He said he agreed to be BJP candidate only few days back after his school-time cronies in BJP approached him for the role. He, however is a great fan of local BJP MLA, Rajesh Gupta for the "rapid development" in the area.
Around 30-year-old Muhammad Rafiq, the BJP candidate from ward number 74, Bathindi, owns a service station. He has no political background. One of his relatives said that BJP had no candidate in the area. So, the party decided to field Rafiq since he has good reputation among youth in the area. Mumtaz Begum, around 40-year-old Gujjar candidate from Tawi Vihar, Sidhra is also the new entrant into the BJP. The woman is chosen for the role owing to her good mass contact approach.
Not only in Hindu dominated Jammu district wards, BJP has also ignored the Muslims while announcing the names of candidates for ULB polls in Municipal Council and Municipal Committees of Muslim dominated districts like Doda, Kishtwar, Rajouri and Poonch.
As per the first list, in Poonch, the party gave representation to 17 people, no Muslim among them. However, some names were declared on the day of filing of nominations.
In Surankote, 13 people got BJP mandate, of them only 4 Muslims. All 5 candidates in Thannamandi are Muslims. In Rajouri, of 17 people given mandate, there are 4 Muslims. However, some names were declared on the day of filing of nominations.
In Nowshera, Sunderbani, Khour, Jourian, Gho Manhasa, RS Pura, Arnia, Bishnah, Bari Brahamana, Ramgarh, Vijaypur, Batote, Thathri, Udhampur, Katra, Reasi, Kathua, Nagri, Billawar, Basohli, Hiranagar and Samba, the party didn't give representation to any Muslim candidate.
Party has given mandate to 2 Muslims in Kishtwar, all four Muslims in Banihal, one each in Ramban, Doda, Chenani, Lakhanpur, and 7 in Bhaderwah.
The Election Committee of J&K BJP headed by its president, Ravinder Raina, released three lists of 425 candidates for the polls. The party president released first list of 380 candidates on September 20 followed by another list of 34 candidates on September 22 and third list of 11 candidates for the Leh Municipal Corporation.


A gently ferocious capture . . .
F/PIF Self Taught for a sweet face.
Thanks so much, Meryl! I appreciate it.
Indeed! Many thanks, Meryl. I appreciate it.
Many thanks, Pamela! Much appreciated.
Many thanks, Francie! Much appreciated.
Love the big cat...nice pair!
Thank you, Marcia! I, too, love the big cats. Amazing creatures.
Meet the Bronx Zoo lions!


Watch the moving speech by Aliyah Lim, the Outrun Lupus 5K Honoree, just 10 years old.
Aliyah was diagnosed with a lupus nephritis when she was just seven years old, In 2015, she had to be admitted to the hospital for eight long weeks. In the hospital she really missed her home and her friends. But she fought back, and today she is again enjoying her favorite activities: swimming, painting, and.... At a young age, Aliyah has learned to stay strong, and she had a strong support system behind her, which includes the support of her family and her friends. Aliyah is looking forward to coming to the Outrun Lupus 5K with her team, Aliyah's Warriors, and speaking to everyone. Read more about Aliyah's inspiring story here.
NEW IN 2018: Kaia Bean will get their own photo shoot!
The wait is over! With 405 votes ($405 raised), Kaia Bean of the Carter family is the 2018 Mascot for the Outrun Lupus 5K! Congratulations Whitney and Kaia Bean!
Igor von Pug (Human Companion: Summer Tanner): 10 votes.
About Kaia Bean: Kaia Bean is a 2 year old female Portuguese Water Dog. Whitney, her friend, says, "She has always been my greatest comfort on days of treatment. She is full of energy, but she can tell when someone is sick and needs to snuggle. She is rocking her butterfly wings for Lupus Awareness in this picture."
Come meet Kaia Bean and his fellow contestants tomorrow!
Help us raise $100,000 to improve lives impacted by lupus.
We invite you to Northern California's largest lupus awareness event, the Outrun Lupus 5K. Now in our 24th year, 2018's Outrun Lupus 5K expects to welcome nearly 1,000 runners and walkers, friends, family members, community members and exhibitors. Get competitive or just have fun. Put a team together or come by yourself ready to meet new friends! Oh, and Outrun Lupus 5K isn't just pet friendly, you can enter your four-legged bestie in our Mascot Contest!
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Whole Foods Sales Fall Again -- Update
By Heather Haddon Dow Jones Newswires
Whole Foods Market Inc. said Wednesday that comparable sales fell again in the latest quarter, extending a streak going back two years as the natural grocer faced up to tougher competition.
Same-store sales fell by 1.9% during its fiscal third quarter ended July 2, compared with a year ago. Whole Foods plans to sell itself to Amazon.com, and has promised to reverse the sales losses by the end of its current fiscal year in September.
John Mackey, the company's chief executive and co-founder, said same-store sales turned positive in the last three weeks of July.
"Our comparable store sales improved," Mr. Mackey said.
The company's stock was flat in intra-day trading at $41.82, a slight dip from the $42 a share Amazon offered to acquire the company last month for a total of $13.7 billion, including debt. The merger would be the third-largest retail tie-up in the U.S. since 1995, according to Dealogic.
Whole Foods skipped an investor call on Wednesday because of the pending deal.
Whole Foods reported several hours ahead of schedule after a J.P. Morgan Securities LLC analyst released some of the company's earnings numbers. The analyst, Ken Goldman said they were part of a "surprise intra-day release." Asked to comment on the mix-up, Mr. Goldman only pointed to his initial research note. A Whole Foods spokeswoman wouldn't comment on the matter or confirm the numbers he reported, but they were reflected in the release Whole Foods put out two hours later.
Net profit fell to $106 million in the quarter from $120 million a year earlier. Per share earnings dipped to 33 cents from 37 cents. Earnings-per-share and same-store sales beat forecasts.
Earlier this year, Whole Foods faced demands from activist investors to explore a sale and replace its board among other issues. Mr. Mackey forged the deal with Amazon in part because they saw that partnership as more favorable than contending with the activist demands, according to a corporate filing.
Investors are expected to vote on the deal on Aug. 23. Hedge fund Jana Partners LLC fund sold its nearly 9% stake in Whole Foods last week for a profit of roughly $300 million. Mutual-fund manager Neuberger Berman still owns a roughly 2.7% stake, making it Whole Foods's sixth-largest investor, according to FactSet.
Roughly a dozen members of Congress have called for a close review of the Whole Foods-Amazon deal. The Consumer Watchdog group is lobbying the Federal Trade Commission to block it on allegations that Amazon's pricing discounts are misleading.
An Amazon spokesman said those assertions "are flat out wrong."
--Laura Stevens contributed to this article.
Write to Heather Haddon at heather.haddon@wsj.com
July 26, 2017 15:25 ET (19:25 GMT)

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Erynn Ballard and Darko's Promise. Photo (c) Sportfot.
WEF continues through March 31, 2019, at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center (PBIEC), offering 12 consecutive weeks of world-class competition. Week five, sponsored by Fidelity Investments®, runs through Sunday, February 10, and features the $391,000 Fidelity Investments® Grand Prix CSI 5*, beginning at 7 p.m. on Saturday, February 9.
On her way to the win in Thursday's Equinimity WEF Challenge Cup Round 5, Ballard was one of seven entries from a 50-horse starting field to advance to jump-off over the Kelvin Bywater (GBR) designed short course. As the final rider to return, Ballard's time to beat had been set at 39.40 seconds by Eduardo Menezes (BRA) and H5 Chaganus (Chacco-Blue x Carthago), but she and Darko's Promise would prove to be just a touch faster, tripping the timers in a winning 39.28 seconds.
With second place going to Menezes and H5 Chaganus, owned by H5 Stables, third and fourth place were a family affair. Finishing in third with a time of 39.55 seconds was Wilton Porter (USA) aboard Caletto Cabana (Cassini I x Capecanaveral), owned by Sleepy P Ranch, while Porter's brother Lucas Porter (USA), rounded out the top four in a time of 40.81 seconds riding C Hunter (Cassini II x Corland).
Fifth place went to Germany's Markus Beerbaum riding Cool Hand Luke (Contendro I x Argentinus), owned by Artemis Equestrian LLC, and sixth place was presented to Molly Ashe-Cawley (USA) and Balous Day Date (Balou du Rouet x Domino), owned by Louisburg Farm.


Project Learning Tree (PLT) is an award-winning internationally recognized environmental education program that provides ready-made lessons and activities for educators. PLT can integrate easily into an existing curriculum and can be used to supplement all subject areas. PLT uses the forest as a "window to the world," helping young people gain an awareness and knowledge of the world around them and their place within it. Students develop skills in creative problem solving, critical thinking, and evaluation and research while having fun.
PLT activities are hands-on interdisciplinary lessons that integrate easily into all subject areas. They are correlated to both state and national educational standards, useful to formal and non-formal educators from pre-school through high school. PLT is designed to teach students HOW to think, not tell them what to think. To obtain PLT materials, you must attend a PLT workshop where the program is introduced, activities conducted and many more teaching resources provided.
For questions about Indiana PLT, or to join a PLT workshop, contact Donna Rogler, PLT Coordinator, at the above address.
Learn how to build a demonstration forest with Creating a Demonstration Forest A Handbook to Plan, Fund, Build and Effectively Use a Community Educational Resource.
A demonstration forest is a small-scale version of a working forest that demonstrates techniques of forest management. It is usually a piece of land just five to ten acres that typically includes trails, outdoor classrooms, and learning stations. It can be in a state forest or county park, or on private ground, corporate property or school ground. This concept creates a powerful learning experience for visitors of all ages, making a thirty-minute walk in the forest last a lifetime!
This publication from Project Learning Tree provides step-by-step information to make a demonstration forest a reality. How to plan-how to consult with others-how to build-how to maintain- these questions and many more are addressed in this handbook. A demonstration forest is an ideal location for Project Learning Tree's activity-based curriculum which focuses on the total environment: land, air, and water.
The Division of Forestry is an equal opportunity employer and service provider.


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Hominy Indians Football team memorial a possibility
By Shannon Shaw Duty
Osage Nation Chief Jim Gray said that the tribe has been talking with the National Football League about a permanent monument for the famed Native team
A memorial to a local 1927 pro football team, the Hominy Indians, may soon stand as a permanent reminder of how the all-Native American team beat the New York Giants—if enough money can be raised to build it.
Osage Nation Chief Jim Gray said that the tribe has been talking with the National Football League about a permanent monument for the famed Native team.
"In recent years we've had a resurgence of Osage culture," Gray said. "One thing that is our cultural history is the Hominy Indians football team."
In meetings held over the past year in the three Osage County districts, tribal members submitted ideas for projects that could be financed through the Nation's new non-profit foundation, including the football memorial, Gray said. The Osage Foundation Board, formed by the Osage 31st Tribal Council, has since been reformed and allows for tax-exempt donations.
The brainchild of Ira Hamilton, Osage, the Hominy Indians team was a group of young Indian athletes from all over Indian Country. Mostly made up of players that played for the Haskell Institute, now known as Haskell Indian Nation's University in Lawrence, Kans., the team's home base was in Hominy. Many Osages played on the team, which was formed in 1923.
The Indians shot to fame after never being beaten--or tied with--even though they had played in football games all over the country, especially the East Coast. The National Football Champions that year, the New York Giants, traveled to Pawhuska the day after Christmas to play the famous Indians, three weeks after winning their national title against the New York Rangers, according to an article by Arthur Shoemaker in 1992. After a grueling game in front of reportedly 2,000 fans, the Hominy Indians beat the Giants 13-6.
Urban legends still abound on the Osage reservation about the Hominy Indians team. Eye-witness accounts passed from one Osage to another said player John Levi could drop-kick the football, which was round and heavier than today's football, from the 50-yard line through the goal posts back and forth and pass the ball 100 yards. Another player, Johnnie "Pepper" Martin, went on to play baseball for the St. Louis Cardinals and it's rumored that Jim Thorpe, voted one of the best athletes in American history, played on the team for a couple of years.
The opening of a Hominy Indians exhibit at the Wahzhazhi Cultural Center on April 13 drew many descendants of the players. Ira Hamilton's descendants brought their families, as well as George Kipp's descendants. Kipp was a full-blooded Blackfeet Indian from Browning, Mont.
Virginia Maker, daughter of Indians player Arlen "Buck" Harding, said her mother and father met while he was on the team and her mother always looked forward to watching her father play. She said that they had her father's Indians uniform for a long time but have since lost it. Maker was excited by the news of a possible Hominy Indians memorial.
"I would really like to see [a Hominy Indians memorial] built," Maker, 79, said. "But, I want to make sure it's built in Hominy."


Join us for some intense head-to-head competitions, but we will not destroy each other's robots as you see in typical "battle bots." The competitions will include exciting battles like Sumo Robots and Robot Jousting. Campers will learn more advanced building and programming, as well as learning to coordinate with other teams. This camp is held at the Temple University Ambler campus.
This camp is intended for children who will be entering 4th, 5th, 6th, or 7th Grade in the upcoming school year.
Prerequisite: Lego Mindstorms NXT Robotics: Beginner Level, or equivalent experience.
This camp is held at the Temple University Ambler campus.


THATTA: The bomb disposal squad defused an explosive device that was planted at the Jungshahi railway station in Thatta here on Sunday.
The area – that was cordoned off by the officials – has now been opened after a search operation. The railway tracks have also been cleared for locomotion.
Let it be known that the Bahauddin Zakariya Express had been stopped outside the Jungshahi railway station when the bomb was found.
It is worth mentioning here that a bomb blast had earlier occurred on Friday at fruit and vegetable market in Quetta's Hazarganji area killing at least 20 people.


In blogging, it's not really what you say, but how you say it.
In blogging, many topics have been written about a lot of times. But if you write that topic from a creative angle, using creative writing, with creative pictures, and creative points, that blog post is bound to go far.
For an example, let's take a look at commercials.
Most commercials deliver one message: that you really should use their products. But how should they convince you to do that?
The Man Your Man Could Smell Like by Old Spice & Stop-motion T-Shirt commercial for McDonalds and Coke by Rhett & Link (pic).
So, in blogging, we must not only focus on what we blog, but how we blog, too.
What do you mean by "how you say it" in blogging?
clearly – people love to read writing that is clear and straight to the point.
humorously – everybody enjoys humor. In fact, many stuff become popular on the web because they have got the humor.
readable-ly – write in short paragraphs; format your posts.
thought-provokingly – if you write like that, readers will think and reflect on your writing and opinions after they are done reading it.
concisely & precisely – expressing much in few words, brief and to the point.
captivatingly – so interest-grabbing that readers can't stop reading your writing.
passionately – Above all, if you want to write superb articles, you must make sure you love your topic.
Write with your personality–who you are. Don't write like a robot. In other words, that means don't ever write like wikipedia (No one reads them unless they want specific info, right?).
Actually, it has been done by Mark Anderson on his guest post on Problogger, titled Blog Like a Cartoonist – Six Stunning Secrets to Help You Break Through Bloggers Block.
Here's a little snippet of the comic. Click here to view the whole comic.
Other than comics, perhaps you can write your blog post in other people's perspective, like your 1-year-old son's. Or make your blog post a funny video. You know, get creative!
Style up your blog post. Can you imagine if this blog post was written without list-points, without paragraph breaks– just one big block of text? Would you read it then? I bet you would just skim the whole thing and never actually read anything, right?
Pictures make the whole reading experience for your readers much more comfortable and pleasurable.
It decorates and gives colors to it while hinting what it is about. It's like a special ingredient to put in your blog post to make it more delicious.
I use Compfight, a cool site to search for pictures on flickr quickly and easily. I usually set my search options to "Creative Commons only", which lets you use the image for free as long as you link to it; like what I'm doing here .
What you say is quite important too! Notice the word "not really" in the title of this blog post – "It's not really what you say, but how you say it" – it means that what you say matters too!
Here are some circumstances in which what you say matters.
– When a topic is trending – If you are one of the first to write it and also do it creatively, many people are going to share and link to your post.
– When the topic is what many people are looking for – like… how to lose fat, how to set up a new blog, etc.
– Is the topic your passion? – Too many people blog about a topic not because they like it, but because they want to earn money. So, don't follow the crowd. Follow your passion and you will achieve much better results!
– Don't blog about a completely irrelevant topic – If a blogger, whose blog is about sport, suddenly blogs about Internet marketing, his readers are going to get confused and unsubscribe.
You can blog about anything… it really depends on how you say it. I've even heard of a guy who blogs about jeans!
And if a blogger blogs about how to use a spoon, and does it in an extremely funny way, it's gonna go viral.
But if he does it during a time in which spoons are popular, that article is going to get more attention.
In conclusion, how you say is much more important than what you say. But if you do both greatly – what and how – you can go further!
Like.. movies – If there was a new movie with an average plot but with a lot of awesome special effects, breathtaking graphics, amazing-wow soundtrack, and mind-blowing acting, don't you think it is going to succeed?
Yes, of course. But if it has a better plot, it would succeed better.
It's not really what you ____, but how you ____ it.
I also realized this saying applies to a lot of other things in life. It can be changed to numerous other sayings.
It's not really what you advertise, but how you advertise it.
It's not really what you eat, but how you eat it – When you chew the food slowly, you appreciate it more and experience what the food tastes like. Also, your stomach will have an easier job digesting your food and absorbing the nutrients.
It's not really what you photograph, but how you photograph it – In photography, you need to try different angles, perspectives, exposure, white balance, etc. in order to get the most out of your shot.
>> In conclusion, it's not really what you blog, but how you blog it, so focus on how you blog!
P.S. Don't forget to do some promotion on your blog after you post it!


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Beauty queen teen raises more than £4,000 for homeless charity
Published: 15:48 Updated: 17:26 Sunday 16 April 2017
A Kirkby pageant winner has raised more than £4,000 for a homelessness charity during her year in office.
Lucy Edwards was crowned Miss Mansfield's Outstanding Teen months ago – and pledged to raise £1,000 for charity Framework in a year .
And she has smashed her target.
The 16-year-old chose to support the charity after she saw how many people were using soup kitchens in Mansfield.
The Kirkby College student said: "I didn't really know what Framework was before, but I came out of Mansfield library and saw people queuing and it stuck in my mind, so I did some research and then decided it was the charity I wanted to support during my year as Miss Mansfield's Outstanding Teen."
Lucy also took part two sleep outs to raise money and awareness for homelessness; Framework's Big Snore which took place last month and the Kirkby Rotary sleep out in December.
She said: "It really opened my eyes to what it must be like to be homeless – and I only had to sleep outside for one night.
"It was freezing, I've never been so cold in my life, it made me want to do as much as I can to help."
She raised the huge sum of money by holding cake sales, raffles and taking part in sponsored runs.
Lucy said the highlight of her year was organising an evening of dance and music at Kirkby's Catholic Club.
She sold more than 150 tickets for the event, raising £1326.50
She said: "Organising it was much more stressful than I expected but the support I received from friends and family was amazing. So many people cane and had a great night.
"I couldn't believe how much we managed to raise in just one evening."
Nottinghamshire County Council vows that child abuse will never happen again to vulnerable young people in its care
Lucy will hand back her crown later this month, but says she has learnt a lot from her experience, particularly from Framework.
She said: "The people that work at Framework are just so passionate about what they are doing and they are making a difference.
"I met people that are the same age as me that are homeless which was upsetting.
"However, I am proud I've been able to do something to help."
Update: Major road in Sutton re-opens after 'crash' that caused 'serious injuries'
Man 'face down in urine with hand in pants' sparks Mansfield trader's fury at state of town
Driver 'suffers facial injuries' in Sutton crash
Missing Mansfield teenager found
Four permanent traveller sites in Mansfield one step closer after consultation agreed
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Q: How to find out where the error is coming from in ReactJS? I am getting this error because I am accidentally calling some method in my render method. As my application code is really big I'm unable to find out where is this coming from.

When I click on the index.js link in the console it is taking me to the following code.

This is what I found after doing some debugging(call stack), But it's not the exact full component code, as there are too many lines of code in the component I'm just posting part of it here. Is there anything wrong with this code:
class Sample extends React.Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);

    this.handleSelect = this.handleSelect.bind(this);

    this.state = {
      activeKey: '',
    };
  }
  handleSelect(activeKey) {
    this.setState({ activeKey });
  }

  render() {
    if (this.state.activeKey === '') {
      activeKey = this.getDefaultKey();
      this.handleSelect(activeKey);
    }
    return (
      <PanelGroup
        accordion
        activeKey={this.state.activeKey}
        onSelect={this.handleSelect}
      >
        {optionList}
      </PanelGroup>
    );
  }
}

A: I would first use the react dev tools chrome extension first, you could also install the redux dev tools if you are using redux, both of these can find errors in state or props.
Most likely, though, there is an error in one of your components, and you should update your question with either snippets or a link to the codebase.

A: You're calling this.handleSelect in the render function, which calls setState. As the error says, you can't do this. Can't say for sure without seeing the whole component and knowing what it's supposed to do, but my best guess at something that would at least not error:
class SampleOptions extends React.Component {
  constructor(props, context) {
     super(props, context);

    this.handleSelect = this.handleSelect.bind(this);

    this.state = {
      activeKey: this.getDefaultKey(),
    };
  }
  handleSelect(activeKey) {
    this.setState({ activeKey });
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <PanelGroup
        accordion
        activeKey={this.state.activeKey}
        onSelect={this.handleSelect}
      >
        {optionList}
      </PanelGroup>
    );
  }
}

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Reflections on Roland Garros 2017
Alex Burton
Nadal looks back to his scintillating best at Roland Garros in 2017 (Zimbio.com)
With the Men's Singles final set to take place on Sunday, we can look back and reflect on a tournament full of ups and downs, highs and lows for some players.
We look back at a eventful last three weeks (including qualifying).
Rafa looks set to be the King again. The Men's Singles final does not take place until Sunday, but everything points to Nadal taking a record-breaking tenth title in Paris. The Spaniard has not dropped more than eight games in a match, with Robin Haase taking the most competitive result so far in a 6-1, 6-4, 6-3 drubbing. Benoit Paire, Nikoloz Basilashvili, Roberto Bautista Agut, and Dominic Thiem all proved no match for the King of Clay, and Stan Wawrinka does not seem likely to much improve his poor record against Nadal on clay in tomorrow's showdown.
Djokovic struggles continue. The World No.2 ( and that position could come under threat tomorrow), did manage to reach the quarter-finals of the slam that he won last year. However the manner of his defeat to Dominic Thiem will raise serious questions. His performances in earlier rounds particularly against Diego Schartzmann highlight that Djokovic is still searching for something. Andre Agassi will have a big job on his hands in trying to get Djokovic his mojo back. Djokovic's rival Andy Murray can look back on a satisfactory tournament. Slow starts against Martin Klizan and Andrey Kuznetsov were followed by strong wins against Juan Martin del Potro, Karen Kachanov, and Kei Nishikori. A defeat in the semi-finals to Wawrinka represents a good run on what is the No.1's weakest surface.
Familiar faces fall flat. Who would have thought that big names would go down so early? We have been accustomed to hearing the names Gilles Simon, David Ferrer, and Tomas Berdych deep in tournaments. Yet especially Ferrer and Berdych suffered very poor exits. Ferrer struggled past Donald Young before being ousted by Feliciano Lopez. Berdych fell to Karen Khachanov in round two. It might be in the end of a generation at the top levels.
French farce. Mats Wilander criticised the home effort on the men's side, and certainly he has a point. Only Gael Monfils could perhaps come away with any credit, and even he fell rather meekly to Stan Wawrinka after a competitive first set. Poor tournaments for Gilles Simon, and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (Round 1) as well as Richard Gasquet and Lucas Pouille (Round 3) will not have left the home crowd impressed. With most of the home contingent ageing, with the exception of Pouille. France might have to say goodbye to some of the ageing stars soon, particularly with many struggling with injury. The future beyond Pouile is limited to Quentin Halys and Corentin Moutet.
Johnson's emotional run. American Steve Johnson's personal tragedy has made his run to the third round a great story. Johnson's father passed away shortly before the tournament, but the American was able to honour his memory by equalling his best ever run at this event. Johnson's emotions were clear for all to see, particularly after his second round win over Borna Coric, and he manged to give the most competitive match that Dominic Thiem faced before losing to Nadal (he won even more games against Thiem than defending champion Novak Djokovic managed.)
Promise of the future stars is still only promise. Few of the heralded Next Gen stars managed to make a big impression at Roland Garros. Karen Khachanov was the most successful, reaching the fourth round. Alexander Zverev will be very disappointed with a first round exit after his Rome win, though fell unlucky in having drawn Fernando Verdasco in the first round. Frances Tiafoe also had a tough draw with Fabio Fognini. Casper Ruud the talented Norwegian failed to even make out of qualifying. The future might nearly be here, but at the very top of the game at least, it still is some distance away for most.
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David Bailey (born March 17, 1945) is a retired track and field athlete, who represented Canada at the 1968 Summer Olympics in the men's 1.500 metres. He was the first Canadian to run the mile in less than 4 minutes (3:59.1) in San Diego, CA on June 11, 1966 and the first Canadian to the run the mile in less than 4 minutes in Canada (3:57.7) in Toronto on July 22, 1967. A resident of North York, Ontario he won the bronze medal in this event at the 1967 Pan American Games and the silver medal in this event at the He was two-time Canadian Universities Track and Field Athlete of Year (1965, 1967) and two-time inductee into the University of Toronto Sports Hall of Fame (individually 1998 and team 2003). He was a member of 9 Canadian National Track and Field Teams competing at World University
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David Bailey (born March 17, 1945) is a retired track and field athlete, who represented Canada at the 1968 Summer Olympics in the men's 1.500 metres. He was the first Canadian to run the mile in less than 4 minutes (3:59.1) in San Diego, CA on June 11, 1966 and the first Canadian to the run the mile in less than 4 minutes in Canada (3:57.7) in Toronto on July 22, 1967. A resident of North York, Ontario he won the bronze medal in this event at the 1967 Pan American Games and the silver medal in this event at the He was two-time Canadian Universities Track and Field Athlete of Year (1965, 1967) and two-time inductee into the University of Toronto Sports Hall of Fame (individually 1998 and team 2003). He was a member of 9 Canadian National Track and Field Teams competing at World University Games, Budapest 1965 and Tokyo 1967, Commonwealth Games, Kingston, Jamaica, 1966, Pan American Games, Winnipeg, 1967, Commonwealth vs USA, Los Angeles, 1967, Pre-Olympic Games, Mexico City, 1967, Soviet Union Tour, 1968, European Tour, 1968, Olympic Games, Mexico City, 1968. David Bailey completed undergraduate studies in Pharmacy (1968) and graduate work in Pharmacology (M.Sc. 1970; Ph.D. 1973) at the University of Toronto. After post-doctoral training in Pharmacology at the University of Saskatchewan and work in drug development for the pharmaceutical industry, he returned to academia in 1986 at the University of Western Ontario, Canada. He is currently full Professor in the Departments of Physiology & Pharmacology and Medicine. His research focused on mechanistic and translational clinical pharmacological investigations related to drug interactions. Bailey notable publication of grapefruit – drug interactions (Lancet 1991; 337: 268-269) has been cited more than 300 times. Grapefruit decreased drug metabolism in humans, which likely represented the first clinical example of a food producing such an effect. Clinically, the concern is that a single judicious amount of grapefruit ingested even many hours beforehand would noticeably boost oral drug bioavailability and cause overdose toxicity. Research findings have demonstrated that grapefruit produced a clinically relevant interaction with more than 40 medications. Formal product information for a number of highly prescribed or essential medications now warn about the risk of a grapefruit - induced adverse drug interaction. A label stating, "Do NOT take with Grapefruit Juice" is often affixed to prescription vials. Bailey's research was prominently discussed in such prestigious journals as Nature Medicine (Aronson JK, Forbidden Fruit. Nat Med 2001; 7: 29-30) and the New England Journal of Medicine (Wilkinson GR, Drug metabolism and variability among patients in drug response. N Eng J Med 2005; 352: 2211-21). A review article of his on the topic of grapefruit – drug interactions was republished in a special 2004 Anniversary Edition of the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, which reprinted only 14 publications that were considered of major importance over the past 30 years. A research study in the elderly received the William B Abrams Award from the American Society for Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics (1999). Dr. Bailey was the recipient of the Senior Investigator Award from the Canadian Society for Clinical Pharmacology (2005). Moreover, this research is now well known to the public through numerous articles in the lay press. Some were in the most influential and trusted publications including The New York Times (March 21, 2006), National Geographic (March 2007) and the Wall Street Journal (November 27, 2007). Thus, this research has received significant scientific, clinical and mainstream stature. In recent years, Bailey has slightly shifted the focus of his research to assessing the effect of fruit juices on other potentially important mechanisms of drug absorption. Current research found that grapefruit and other juices (orange and apple) inhibited a specific intestinal drug uptake transporter (organic anion transporting polypeptide 1A2; OATP1A2) to diminish oral drug absorption discernibly in humans. The initial publication in 2002, which has been cited more than 100 times, supported a new model of intestinal drug absorption and novel mechanism of food-drug interactions. Most recently, he showed that the major flavonoid in grapefruit, naringin, was an important clinically active inhibitor of intestinal OATP1A2. This appeared to be the first example of a single dietary constituent modulating drug transport in humans. (en)
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Why colleges aggressively recruit applicants just to turn them down
Education Jan 12, 2015 2:02 PM EDT
When Tel Kelley began his college search, he knew he wanted to go to a big school with a top-notch sports medicine program and big-time intercollegiate teams.
But as his senior year began at Alamosa High School in Alamosa, Colorado, Kelley started hearing over and over again from about a dozen schools he'd never contacted and in which he had no interest. He estimates that each school sent him two to three emails a week, plus letters and brochures encouraging him to apply.
It's been "overwhelming," said the 18-year-old Kelley, an A student who has already been accepted to Oklahoma State and Arizona State universities. Now, as the emails keep pouring in, he said, "I just delete them immediately so I don't have to deal with it."
As college-admissions season kicks into high gear, Kelley is a target of a little-known practice among colleges and universities called "recruit to deny," in which they try to make their admissions process look more selective by boosting their number of applicants — then turning many of them down — through hard-sell marketing techniques.
One major reason for this is that the more selective an institution appears to be, the higher it ends up in the college rankings, said David Hawkins, executive director of education content and policy at the National Association for College Admission Counseling, or NACAC.
"The rankings drive this," Hawkins said. "But if the rankings went away tomorrow, you would still have college presidents, trustees, alumni, students and all sorts of other stakeholders who care about how selective their college is."
Even the most elite colleges, including those in the Ivy League, send letters encouraging many students to apply although, high-school counselors say, most of the students' odds of getting in are infinitesimal.
"I've had students come in with those letters," said Jayne Fonash, guidance director at the Loudoun County, Virginia, Academy of Science, a public high school. "It's terribly disrespectful for a student with a solid academic record but who still isn't getting into an Ivy League school to be misled to think that one of those schools is a real possibility. That borders on being dishonest."
The top schools respond that they are searching for students who bring certain attributes other than high SAT scores or grade-point averages, such as being the first in their families to go to college or excelling at the violin.
Whatever their motivation for spreading a wider net, they're aided by the fact that doing this has gotten easier. Technological innovations — email being the biggest — let them make contact on a large scale at a low cost.
Most colleges buy thousands of names from vendors such as the College Board, which administers the SATs and collects students' academic profiles and contact information.
Some use those lists to bombard students with direct mailings and repeated emails touting what they have to offer and, as the semester goes on, reminding them that there is still time to apply. Others send so-called "VIP" or "fast" applications on which much of the information is already filled out. Still others waive the application fee if a student submits his or her paperwork early.
On top of anxiety about the rankings, something else is now driving colleges to turbocharge their marketing: the fact that students today apply to more colleges on average than their peers did in the past, thanks to the Common Application and other advances.
From 1990 to 2012, the percentage of students applying to seven or more colleges increased from 9 to 28 while the percentage applying to three or more rose from 61 to 77, according to data reported by the NACAC.
As a result, from 2002 to 2011, the average yield rate — the percentage of accepted students who wind up enrolling — declined by 11 points.
For many schools, that means having to increase the number of students they accept to produce the same number of freshmen. And some public and private campuses, stretched for revenue because of state budget cuts and higher costs, are trying to raise their enrollments, so they need even more applicants.
"Some [schools] will have to admit five students to get one enrollee," said Todd Rinehart, associate vice chancellor for enrollment and director of undergraduate admission at the University of Denver.
But, college counselors say, regardless of the reasons, the aggressive recruiting tactics can muddle a process already fraught for students with confusion and uncertainty.
"You are really breaking hearts of kids across the country," said Katy Murphy, director of college counseling at Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose, California.
"I don't think they do it on purpose, but they don't realize the personal toll it takes," Murphy said. "Especially if the kid follows through, applies and doesn't get in."
This story was produced by The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, independent news organization focused on inequality and innovation in education.
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Left: Students in the college counseling lounge at Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose, California. Image by Bellarmine College Preparatory


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BOND worked closely with design firm, EYP and college stakeholders to deliver a building that combines sustainability and 21st century design. Awarded LEED Silver certification, the building incorporates eco-friendly design elements such as extensive daylighting, waste-water management and recycled building materials. It features a 90-person function room, study lounges, social areas, prayer room and three music practice rooms. It's also the home of University Health Services.
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Christian organizations
World Council of Churches
The World Council of Churches (WCC) is the principal international Christian ecumenical organization. Based in Geneva, Switzerland, it has a membership of over 340 churches and denominations and those churches and denominations claim about 400 million Christian members throughout more than 120 countries. [1] The current General Secretary of the WCC is Olav Fykse Tveit.
After the initial successes of the Ecumenical Movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including the Edinburgh Missionary Conference of 1910 (chaired by future WCC Honorary President John R. Mott), church leaders (in 1937) agreed to establish a World Council of Churches, based on a merger of the Faith and Order Movement and Life and Work Movement organisations. Its official establishment was deferred with the outbreak of World War II until August 23, 1948. Delegates of 147 churches assembled in Amsterdam to merge the Faith and Order Movement and Life and Work Movement. Subsequently mergers were with the International Missionary Council in 1961 and the World Council of Christian Education, with its roots in the 18th century Sunday School movement, in 1971.
WCC member churches include nearly all the world's Orthodox churches; numerous Protestant churches, such as the Anglican Communion, some Baptists, many Lutheran, Methodist, and Reformed, and a broad sampling of united and independent churches.
The largest Christian body, the Roman Catholic Church, is not a member of the WCC, but has worked closely with the Council for more than three decades and sends observers to all major WCC conferences as well as to its Central Committee meetings and the Assemblies. The Vatican's Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity also nominates 12 members to the WCC's Faith and Order Commission as full members. While not a member of the WCC, the Roman Catholic Church is a member of some other ecumenical bodies at regional and national levels, for example, the National Council of Churches in Australia and the National Council of Christian Churches in Brazil (CONIC).
Delegates sent from the member churches meet every seven years in an Assembly, which elects a Central Committee that governs between Assemblies. A variety of other committees and commissions answer to the Central Committee and its staff.
These Assemblies have been held since 1948, and last met in Porto Alegre, Brazil in February 2006, under the theme "God, in your grace, transform the world". [2]
Previous Assemblies Edit
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, August 22 - September 4, 1948.
Evanston, USA, August 15 - August 31, 1954.
New Delhi, India, November 19 - December 5, 1961.
Uppsala, Sweden, July 4 - July 20, 1968.
Nairobi, Kenya, November 23 - December 10, 1975.
Vancouver, Canada July 24 - August 10, 1983.
Canberra, Australia, February 7 - February 21, 1992.
Harare, Zimbabwe, December 3 - December 14, 1998.
Porto Alegre, Brazil, February 14 - February 23, 2006.
A former president of the WCC was Rev. Martin Niemöller, the famous Lutheran anti-Nazi theologian.
Commissions and Teams Edit
There are two complementary approaches to ecumenism: dialogue and action. The Faith and Order Movement and Life and Work Movement represent these approaches [3]. These approaches are reflected in the work of the WCC in its commissions, these being:
Commission of the Churches on Diakonia and Development
Commission on Education and Ecumenical Formation
Commission of the Churches on International Relations
Commission on Justice, Peace and Creation
Commission on World Mission and Evangelism
Faith and Order Plenary Commission and the Faith and Order Standing Commission
Joint Consultative Group with Pentecostals
Joint Working Group WCC – Roman Catholic Church (Vatican)
Reference Group on the Decade to Overcome Violence
Reference Group on Inter-Religious Relations
Special Commission on Orthodox Participation in the WCC
Diakonia and Development & International Relations Commissions Edit
The WCC acts both through its member churches and other religious and social organizations to coordinate ecumenical, evangelical, and social action.
Current WCC programmes include a Decade to Overcome Violence, an international campaign to combat AIDS/HIV in Africa and the Justice, Peace and Creation initiative.
Faith and Order Commission Edit
The WCC's Faith and Order Commissions have been successful in working toward consensus on Baptism, Eucharist, and Ministry, on the date of Easter, on the nature and purpose of the church (ecclesiology), and on ecumenical hermeneutics.
The Faith and Order Commission has 120 members, including representation of churches who are not members of the World Council of Churches, among them the Roman Catholic Church. Members are men and women from around the world - pastors, laypersons, academics, church leaders nominated by their church.
Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry (BEM) was published in 1982. It attempted to express the convergences that had been found over the years. It was sent to all member churches and six volumes of responses compiled. As a result some churches have changed their liturgical practices, and some have entered into discussions which in turn led to further agreements and steps towards unity.
A major study on the church (ecclesiology) is being undertaken examining the question 'What it means to be a church, or the Church?'
In particular with a focus on ecclesiology and ethics focusing on the churches/Church's 'prophetic witness and its service to those in need'. [4].
Faith and Order is collaborating with Justice, Peace and Creation to answer the questions:
'How can the search for unity be a source of renewal for both the Church and the world?
'What does our increasing cooperation on issues of justice, peace and the creation teach us about the nature of the Church?
'What is the relationship between ethnicity, nationalism and church unity?
Material for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity [5] is prepared annually with the Roman Catholic Church.
Other work of the Commission includes facilitating the coordination of:
results from international bilateral dialogues (the Bilateral Forum),
movements towards local church unions.
Justice, Peace and Creation Commission Edit
Justice, Peace and Creation has drawn many elements together with an environmental focus. Its mandate is:
To analyse and reflect on justice, peace and creation in their interrelatedness, to promote values and practices that make for a culture of peace, and to work towards a culture of solidarity with young people, women, Indigenous Peoples and racially and ethnically oppressed people. [6]
Focal issues have been globalization and the emergence of new social movements (in terms of people bonding together in the struggle for justice, peace and the protection of creation).
Attention has been given to issues around:
economy [7]
ecology [8]
Indigenous Peoples [9]
peace [10]
people with disabilities [11]
racism [12]
youth [14]
Special Commission on Orthodox Participation in the WCC Edit
A Special Commission was set up by the eighth Harare Assembly in December 1998 to address Orthodox concerns about WCC membership and the Council's decision-making style, public statements, worship practices and other issues.
The Special Commission on Orthodox Participation in the WCC represents the potential for fresh and creative high-level discussion about the structure and life of the Council, a discussion which is explicitly seen as continuing the foundations laid by the process and the policy document "Towards and Common Understanding and Vision of the WCC".
Controversy Edit
There has been controversy within the WCC about its programs and actions. Orthodox and Evangelical member churches have sought to make clear the nature of their involvement and limits on the authority of the WCC to speak on their behalf. Many churches have opted to stay out of the WCC, accusing it of being dominated by liberals and (or) leftists.
As a member based organisation the WCC has needed to address the concerns raised by member churches and has done so, The Programme to Combat Racism has been changed and Orthodox concerns have been and are being addressed through the Special Commission.
Programme to Combat Racism during the 1970s Edit
There was controversy over the WCC's Programme to Combat Racism (PCR), the PCR during the 1970s. It funded a number of liberation movements while those groups were involved in violent struggle, examples include:
In 1970, Reader's Digest suggested that the PCR was contributing to fourteen groups involved in revolutionary guerrilla activities, some of which were Communist in ideology and receiving arms from the Soviet Union (Reader's Digest, October 1971).
In 1977 "The Fraudulent Gospel" by Bernard Smith ISBN 0-89601-007-4 was published in the USA and Britain and carried a graphic photo on the front cover of 27 Black Rhodesians it said were "massacred by WCC-financed terrorists in Eastern Rhodesia in December 1976".
Donating $85,000 to the Patriotic Front of Zimbabwe (ZANU) in 1978, months after the group shot down an airliner, killing 38 of the 56 passengers on board. Members are reported to have killed 10 survivors (this was denied by the Front) (an article on this is available on the Jerusalem Post website – free registration is required [15]
This caused much controversy in the past among member churches. In a Time Magazine article entitled "Going Beyond Charity: Should Christian cash be given to terrorists?" (October 2, 1978). Further examination of WCC's political programme appeared in Amsterdam to Nairobi - The World Council of Churches and the Third World by Ernest W. Lefever (1979, Georgetown University, ISBN 0-89633-025-7 . Further criticism has also been cited by the Christian right, for example in March 1983 issue of Jerry Falwell related Fundamentalist Journal:
There has been an 'enormous disturbance' in British churches, says one Executive Committee member. As for West Germany — which now provides 42 percent of the budget for the financially pressed WCC — official protests are muted, but one top churchman reports 'bitter reaction in our churches.'… In the U.S., important elements in such WCC member groups as the United Methodist Church, the United Church of Christ and the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese are upset[16].
Successes Edit
Some of the notable successes of the World Council of Churches are in the area of increased understanding and acceptance between Christian groups and denominations. Mutual understanding has developed through the Faith and Order related activities; the Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry process has been positive.
The WCC has not sought the organic union of different Christian denominations — it has however facilitated dialogue and supported local, national and regional dialogue and cooperation.
Regional/national councils Edit
It should be noted that membership in a regional or national council does not mean that the particular group is also a member of the WCC.
Africa - All Africa Conference of Churches [17]
Asia (including Australia and New Zealand) - Christian Conference of Asia [18], Hong Kong
National Council of Churches in Australia
Caribbean - Caribbean Conference of Churches
Europe - Conference of European Churches [19], Geneva, Switzerland
Latin America - Latin American Council of Churches [20]
Middle East - Middle East Council of Churches [21]
Canadian Council of Churches
National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA
Pacific - Pacific Conference of Churches [22], Suva, Fiji
John R. Mott
Christian ecumenism
World Council of Churches official website
World Council of Churches - list of member churches
WCC Central Committee Toronto statement on The Church, the Churches, and the World Council of Churches
WCC Justice, Peace and Creation home page
Special Commission to address Orthodox concerns set up by the eighth assembly in December 1998
National Council of Churches USA
The Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity
Press release for 9th Assembly: Consensus: a colourful farewell to majority rule at the Assembly in Porto Alegre in February 2006
Official Site for 9th Assembly
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Today the Ocean Tomo 300® Patent Index(OTPAT), the only index based on the value of corporate intellectual property, was reconstituted.
Chapter 8 of the Evolving IP Market Video Series explores the foundations of the taxation economy surrounding intellectual property (IP).
Chapter 7 of the "Evolving IP Market" video series focuses on sovereign wealth funds and the role of Intellectual Property (IP) in protecting domestic industry.
Will Facebook Grow Into Their Valuation?
Everyone knows the metrics by now, the end of Facebook's first day of trading: Market Cap = 112.6 bln.; 107x last twelve months (LTM) earnings; 26x LTM revenue. That's a whole lot of expectation to fulfill.
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In today's blog post, which coincides with the announcement of the 2011 Ocean Tomo 300® Patent Index (OT300) constituents, I would like to make special mention of three companies.


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Countering Technology Companies' Crackdown on Alternative Voices
By Adam Dick - November 01, 2018 at 10:40AM
There was bound to be a major pushback. Widespread use of the internet has helped make all sorts of information much cheaper to create and easier to access. That has been a boon for people seeking to communicate and receive information that would not have been readily available in the days when radio, TV, and newspapers were the overwhelming means of mass distribution of information about current events. At the same time, the internet-facilitated alternative voices boom threatens the interests of people who benefit from limiting the availability of information and commentary about current events to within a much narrower range.
In recent months, big technology companies have accelerated a crackdown on communicating "alternative" news and views via the internet. Much of the early major action was supported by the contrived scare that Russia President Vladimir Putin directed a covert operation to spend a pittance on some Facebook communications about apparently random topics in a wildly-successful scheme to trick the American people into electing Donald Trump as president. Since then, the movement to suppress alternative voices has gained momentum, with major speech suppression successes including, over a brief period of time, a slew of major technology companies denying service to Alex Jones and his popular media operation.
For me, the big tech companies' speech suppression actions have become personal, threatening the Ron Paul Institute (RPI) for which I am a senior fellow. Earlier this year, the percentage of people who follow RPI at Facebook who Facebook actually allows to see RPI posts on their news feeds plummeted. Before that, RPI's Ron Paul Liberty Report was hit by YouTube preventing or delaying the display of advertisements with episodes — a change that the show's co-host and RPI Executive Director Daniel McAdams said "creates enormous financial burdens for the program." In addition to Alex Jones, who has for a long time supported and regularly interviewed RPI Chairman Ron Paul, Twitter has suspended or purged the Twitter accounts of several other people with connections to Paul or RPI, including McAdams, whose Twitter account was suspended twice in the last few months.
Seeing what was happening to competitors of the "mainstream" media and "establishment" commentators, I knew I should look for additional social media platforms at which I could share my articles, audio show episodes, interviews, and speeches. Facebook and Twitter just were not cutting it. Still, inertia can be hard to overcome. I kept delaying my investigation of alternatives.
I wrote in August about an interview in which Paul declared his hope "that we can have alternatives to the dependency on Twitter and these other companies that have been working hand in glove with the government" in suppressing the communication of alternative news and insights. But, it still took a couple more months for me to take the step of sitting down at a computer and starting accounts at some of the competitors of social media behemoths Facebook and Twitter.
In October, I created pages at Gab, MeWe, Minds, and Steemit. Creating the pages, as well as posting at them in addition to at my Twitter and Facebook pages, has taken some extra time, and I know I am not using any of the pages optimally. Still, I think using the alternative social media websites is an important, worthwhile step.
The question remains whether government and big technology companies will kill off or pay off the competitors of the social media giants. Case in point, this week I have been unable to post at my Gab page. Gab is not closed for maintenance or shut down by a technical glitch. Instead, as Gab Chief Executive Officer Andrew Torba explains in a statement at the Gab home page — and that statement has been for several days the entirety of the Gab website, "Gab has been no-platformed by essential internet infrastructure providers at every level." Also, PayPal dumped Gab in the last few days, depriving the company of its means of receiving payments.
Torba expresses optimism about the future of Gab, writing in his statement that Gab "isn't going anywhere" and that "[w]e will exercise every possible avenue to keep Gab online and defend free speech and individual liberty for all people." More power to him. But, I wonder if Gab can weather the extreme force that appears determined to make the site either shut down or become a speech-limiting clone of Twitter and Facebook.
Will other alternative social media companies face similar pressure to bend to speech restriction or perish? Time will tell. In the meantime, I will keep posting on all my social media pages, hoping that my contribution will help in countering the crackdown on alternative voices.
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Community// June 23, 2020
COVID-19 global impact: How the coronavirus is affecting the world
Dealing with the unforeseen challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a significant toll on people all across the world. Medical News Today has spoken with people from different countries, asking how the pandemic has impacted their lives.
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What is the global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic? In this Special Feature, we investigate.
At the time of writing this Special Feature, there are over 2,700,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 across the globe.
According to official reports, the largest numbers of confirmed cases are in the United States, Italy, Spain, and France. However, even the countries that the new coronavirus has hit less aggressively are still under considerable strain.
As many as 213 countries and territories have registered COVID-19 cases, and the entire world is buzzing with uncertainty and questions: How long will the pandemic last? What will people's lives look like once the pandemic is over?
At the moment, many countries have taken measures — some of them stringent — to slow down the spread of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. While some of these countries are now considering whether to ease the measures, others have already decided to keep them in place over the following weeks.
In this Special Feature, we look at how the pandemic and the measures taken to curb it have impacted communities all over the world. To this end, we have spoken to people from many different countries and asked them about their own experiences.
Too little, too late?
Many countries have declared restrictive measures, such as lockdown, shelter in place, or stay at home orders, to contain the pandemic at a local level. However, the wildly differing responses and response timelines have left people wondering if authorities failed to take the situation seriously early on when they could have done more to slow down the spread of the coronavirus.
China appeared to manage the coronavirus outbreak effectively, putting in place early travel bans within the country itself. As early as January 23, Chinese authorities declared a nationwide travel ban, which, some experts suggest, may have averted over 700,000 COVID-19 cases within the country.
Earlier in April, China eased the lockdown measures in Wuhan, the original epicenter of the new coronavirus outbreak, amid celebrations that the nation had beaten the virus.
Nevertheless, a recent study assessing the likely number of COVID-19 deaths in the country suggests that the virus may have hit even harder than the authorities initially thought.
Given the development of the situation in China, many people have been questioning the appropriateness of measures that other countries around the world have taken.
Earlier in April, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declared a state of emergency. This allowed the authorities to ask people to stay at home, though the government has not enforced closures or restrictions.
This state of emergency should remain in place until early May, though the steady number of COVID-19 cases has reportedly moved doctors in Japan to warn of an impending breakdown in their health care system.
Japan state of emergency filled with 'ambiguity'
People in Japan have also started to express worry that the government is not doing enough to contain the crisis.
Chris, who recently moved to Japan from Europe, has spoken to Medical News Today. He told us what the state of emergency looked like in Yokohama, where he currently lives.
"Effectively, the government has requested that businesses and schools close where possible or promote [working from home] … but it can only request, it can't actually make it a law," Chris told us.
"Whilst many large businesses in Yokohama (especially around the big train stations) appear to have complied with the request, the trains are still pretty cramped during rush hour, and some restaurants and cafes are remaining open," he added.
Chris told MNT that the lack of a stricter response from the authorities means that it can be hard to comply with the advised measures.
"[Although] supermarkets are promoting social distancing measures at the tills (with spaced markers, and transparent plastic screens to protect the cashiers), within the stores themselves, with the narrow aisles, it's impossible to keep your distance from other people," he said.
"[L]earning the news [from] abroad [about the pandemic], I […] became more stressed [before] the announcement of the declaration [of a state of emergency] which was made in April, due to the lack of carefulness of people in Japan (for example, group-shopping at the supermarkets, social drinking, etc.)," Misato, who lives near Tokyo, also told us.
"So, around the time when the declaration was made, I got accustomed to the current lifestyle [of physical distancing] which [makes me] feel much less stress than before. [However], I [don't] highly value the content of [the] declaration itself, due to its ambiguity, which [makes it] difficult for people in Japan to understand."
– Misato, Japan
'Mask gives me a sense of security, even though it doesn't do much'
Some European countries have reacted sooner to the steep rise in COVID-19 cases than others. On March 10, Italy ordered a strict nationwide lockdown, becoming the first country in Europe to do so.
The government banned all travel in the country, and people could only leave their homes for essential reasons — such as to buy food. When going out, people had to carry declaration forms and wear face masks and disposable gloves.
Despite a slowdown in the growth of new COVID-19 cases, the Italian government has recently extended lockdown measures through May 3.
Laura, who lives in the Italian region of Friuli Venezia Giulia, told MNT: "We can't go out or travel to other cities, […] we must stay at home. Only one family member may go out at once and only for valid reasons, such as doing the groceries, going to the pharmacy, or the post office for urgent matters."
"I comply with the rules imposed by the government, and I only go out when I have to, wearing a mask and gloves. Now that it's warmer outside, the mask has become a little bothersome, but it gives me a sense of security, even though I know that, in reality, it doesn't do much."
– Laura, Italy
Spain, another one of the European countries hit badly by the coronavirus, also announced strict lockdown measures from March 14.
Although there have been over 208,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the country to date, Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced that Spain reached the peak of the pandemic in early April.
"Both my boyfriend and I had symptoms compatible with COVID-19 and we [self-isolated] throughout that time (nearly 10 days each), avoiding any physical contact with each other (while living together)," Susana, from Madrid, Spain, told MNT.
Susana said that she managed to stay optimistic despite the illness. Yet, like many, she is concerned about the economic and emotional impact of the lockdown in response to the pandemic: "I worry about the impact this crisis has on many families that have been highly affected and are suffering at different levels, [such as the] loss of relatives, loss of jobs and so on."
The Spanish government appears to share such worries and is considering easing these measures in May, despite criticism that it is still unclear how the pandemic may progress in the country.
Sweden: 'Not a true form of self-isolation'
Other European countries have put in place less stringent measures. For instance, in the United Kingdom, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a lockdown on March 23, though the measures have been less stringent than in other countries.
Unlike in Italy, for instance, in the U.K., people may go out without a declaration form. The acceptable reasons for leaving one's home — "for food, health reasons or work" — has received criticism for being confusing and lacking clarity.
Some, however, relish the relative freedom that Britain's more relaxed pandemic advice has afforded.
Harry, who lives in Brighton, U.K., told MNT: "Britain's less rigid approach to the lockdown compared to other European countries is crucial to maintaining my [mental] as well as physical health. As it is, I [can] stay active, get sunlight and air, and avoid being stuck in the same place all day."
At the same time, practitioners in the U.K.'s National Health Service (NHS) have been bracing for a severe strain on the NHS's resources, as hospitals are cracking under the pressure of increasing numbers of COVID-19 cases
Other European countries, such as Sweden, which have reported fewer cases of COVID-19 overall, have fewer and much less restrictive measures in place.
People who live in Sweden have been staying more or less put, mostly following their own judgment.
Simona, based in Malmö, told MNT that "Sweden does not impose any quarantine [measures], just [physical] distancing, but I have been sort of — partially — self-isolating together with my partner."
"We do get out to shop, meet friends sometimes, or walk in the sun, so it is by no means a true form of self-isolation," she adds.
Yet, some experts worry that the authorities have underestimated the incidence of COVID-19 in Sweden. Others suggest that the guidelines have left older citizens — one of the high-risk categories — unnecessarily exposed to the virus.
The one country that has received consistent kudos for its approach to the pandemic appears to be Finland, where Prime Minister Sanna Marin announced, on April 22, a "composite strategy."
This strategy would involve a gradual easing of lockdown measures while increasing COVID-19 testing. Testing will ensure that anyone exposed to the coronavirus receives the care they need, while those who have not had exposure may return to their normal life, little by little.
'I'll never know if I had COVID-19'
The U.S. strategy in dealing with the pandemic has been the target of an increased amount of criticism since different states have adopted wildly different measures. There is a lack of consensus between the authorities and various public health organizations.
As of March 30, 30 U.S. states — including New York, California, Texas, and Washington — have directed their citizens to shelter in place or stay at home, though some have opted for less restrictive measures.
Since March 31, the Department of State has been advising all U.S. citizens "to avoid all international travel."
Although measures in the U.S. have been, overall, less stringent than elsewhere, groups of people in 18 states have been protesting against the lockdown. They claim that the measures have been harming them financially and otherwise.
Even President Donald Trump has spoken in favor of easing the current measures, saying that the pandemic has already peaked in the U.S.
However, some medical professionals have spoken out against the protests, stressing that the protesters may well be putting other people's lives and health in danger.
In Canada, only two provinces — Ontario and Alberta — declared a state of emergency in the first half of March, following an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases.
One reported worry among experts and the public is that Canadian authorities have not managed to capture important health data and that testing efforts for COVID-19 are falling short. The extent to which the country is being affected by the new coronavirus remains unclear.
Stephen, who lives in the Province of Ontario, told MNT that despite having had symptoms that may have been consistent with COVID-19, he did not have access to testing to verify whether that was actually the case:
"Early on during the lockdown, I was ill for a few days with cold and flu-like symptoms. The advice here is to stay home and self-isolate for 14 days if you're ill and not to go to a clinic unless the symptoms progress. So I guess I'll never know if I had COVID-19, though I suspect it was probably just a cold."
— Published on June 23, 2020
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In addition to the PhD programs that are offered at Pitt, the University of Pittsburgh/Carnegie Mellon University combined, offers a Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) for those undergraduate students that would like to pursue their MD/PhD.
For students who have a clearly-defined interest in biomedical research, the MSTP serves as a bridge between the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and several graduate programs in basic sciences or engineering at either the University of Pittsburgh or Carnegie Mellon University. During a period of six to eight years, these individuals meet the degree requirements of both a graduate school and the medical school, thus acquiring the knowledge, skills, and experience to begin careers in some of the most exciting areas of medical research.
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In a bygone era, the legendary Pullman Express steamed by this exact spot on the old number 62 railroad. Nowadays, the station house of Moere is a stylish, boutique bed & breakfast tucked away in the Flemish countryside. Surrounded by historical and natural beauty, hostess Irma Schabon has crafted a unique environment combining tasteful architecture, design, rest and luxury.
Spoor.62 combines elements of the elegant 20's with the sleek and stylish modern style of today. The soft earth tones and fine natural materials create a harmonious and calming environment. The classical designer furniture by Charles & Ray Eames, Le Corbusier and Eero Saarinen was specifically selected to suggest a pleasant symbiosis of design and relaxation. However, Mother Nature always takes centre stage: owing to the immense glass windows, the garden is ubiquitous. On walking by, one cannot help but being transfixed by the majesty of the ancient trees and the wide green pastures – a uniquely captivating view.
In the former train timetables, line 62 was the connection between Ostend and Torhout.
Room highlight: the free-standing bathtub!
Two wall-length windows offer an unobstructed view of the panoramic landscape. The room offers direct access to the garden, where the hammocks invitingly swing in the wind, inviting you to enjoy nature in all peacefulness.
The route Torhout-Armentières was the second half of the connection from Ostend-Armentières and was known at that time as line 63.
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Q: Prove that $a^b \times a^c = a^{b+c}$. Show that $a^b \times a^c = a^{b+c}$ for any natural numbers $a,b,c$.
Let $A,B,C$ be sets, and each set has cardinality $a,b,c$, respectively. I know from the previous exercise that $\#((A^B) \times (A^C)) = a^b\times a^c$, and $\#(A^{B\cup C}) = a^{b+c}$ assuming that $A \cap B = \emptyset$. Therefore, we need to find bijection from one set to another set to show that these two have the same cardinality.
First, we have the set $\{(f,g) | f: B \to A, g: C \to A\}$, and $\{h | h: B\cup C \to A\}$. Define $\varphi: (A^B) \times (A^C) \to A^{B\cup C}$ to be $\varphi(f, g) = h$.
Now the task is to prove that $\varphi$ is a bijection, but I don't know how to proceed. Any help would be appreciated.

A: Without defining $\varphi$ first, you cannot possibly prove that it is bijective.
Now, define $\varphi(f,g)$ as the map $h\colon B\cup C\longrightarrow A$ such that $h|_B=f$ and that $h|_C=g$ (at this point, the fact that $B\cap C=\emptyset$ is essential). Then $\varphi$ is indeed a bijection. For instance, it has an inverse: the map $\psi$ defined by $\psi(h)=(h|_A,h|_B)$.

A: Your "definition" of $\phi$ is vague and not a definition; $\phi(f,g)=h$ OK, but what is $h$? You don't tell us.
So make it concrete first: we're given $f \in A^B$ and $g \in A^C$ now define a function on $B \cup C$ as follows:
$$\phi(f,g)(x)=\begin{cases} f(x) & x \in B\\
                          g(x) & x \in C\\
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$$
which is well defined (any $x \in B \cup C$ lies in exactly one of the sets $B$ or $C$, and all values of $f,g$ lie in $A$, so $\phi(f,g)$ also has values in $A$.
So $\phi(f,g) \in A^{B \cup C}$
$\phi$ is injective, because if $\phi(f,g) = \phi(f',g')$ also $f=\phi(f,g)\restriction_B = \phi(f',g')\restriction_B=f'$ and likewise $g=g'$ by restricting to $C$, so $(f,g)=(f',g')$ as pairs as well.
$\phi$ is surjective: when $h \in A^{B \cup C}$ we can easily see that $\phi(h\restriction_B, h\restriction_C)=h$ because they agree on all points of $B \cup C$.
So the $\phi$ I defined is a bijection between the sets $A^B \times A^C$ and $A^{B \cup C}$. Note that finiteness plays no rôle here. This holds for all sets $A,B,C$.


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by Matt Keohan November 20, 2019
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Through 10 games this season, Penn State sophomore quarterback Sean Clifford has thrown for 2,450 yards, 22 touchdowns and just six interceptions en route to a 9-1 record and spot within the AP Poll Top 10.
He's also gotten death threats from Nittany Lion supporters. Life comes at you fast.
After throwing for three interceptions in a 31-26 loss to #11 Minnesota on November 9, Clifford received obscene messages and death threats via social media for his performance in Penn State's sole loss of the season.
JORDAN HOWDEN FOR THE WIN 🙌🙌🙌🙌 pic.twitter.com/S4Ur9ymhT2
— Minnesota Football (@GopherFootball) November 9, 2019
Clifford told reporters Tuesday that the threats became so outlandish that he deleted his social media accounts.
"I usually delete it closer to games, but I completely deleted it after the Minnesota game," Clifford told reporters. "It's kind of sad to say, but you know how fans sometimes get. … It gets a little crazy. I was kind of, I guess, sick and tired of getting death threats and some pretty explicit and pretty tough-to-read messages."
Clifford has since reactivated his Twitter and Instagram accounts after Penn State released a statement that it is "aware of these allegations and have been providing support to the affected student."
Penn State coach James Franklin used the incident as a microcosm for a shame-and-blame society.
"I don't know where we are as a society. It's concerning," Franklin said. "We're 9-1, we're ranked in the top 10, I think. We've had a pretty good year based on most people's standards, and sometimes you go on social media and you wouldn't feel that way."
With Penn State taking on the undefeated second-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes this upcoming Saturday, the last thing Clifford is using his bandwidth on are some sad trolls online.
"You learn how to deal with certain things and how certain people are just gonna react because, you know, it's a very passionate game with a lot of passionate people," Clifford said. "Our fans are definitely one of if not the most passionate in the country. I just try to stay away from it. I appreciate all of the positive people that are around, but there's also people that try to tear you down.
"It's always just been better to keep your head away from that kind of stuff."
BIG "Thank You" from QB @seancliff14! ✊ We appreciate our fans so much!#WeAre pic.twitter.com/So5usGM0C0
— Penn State Football (@PennStateFball) November 16, 2019
[h/t ESPN]
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