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Want To Revive Media Credibility? Try Some Transparency
Unless the media is fair, it cannot play its rightful role in a democracy. Being free is not enough; being fair is equally important.
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On our 72nd Republic Day, a stocktaking of our four pillars of democracy shows some interesting trends. Whether it's the Legislature, Judiciary or Executive, there are challenges galore. But when one looks at the Fourth Estate, the challenges appear particularly daunting. We often debate whether the Indian media, that reflects a vibrant democracy in action, has been true to its ideals. Some developments of the recent past show that the media world needs to do some introspection.
In the Indian media today, three distinct strands are visible. One, the television media, that has grown exponentially in the last few years, attracting eyeballs and revenues, has fallen in credibility. Some incidents may have hogged headlines lately, but the fact is that when it comes to the trust quotient, the touchstone of the media in a democracy, the television media has a lot of catching up to do.
Former Financial Times Editor Lionel Barber wrote recently, albeit in a different context, that the Press "must now resurrect a much-maligned principle: hearing both sides". He called this "bothsidesism". Outlook readers would recollect a similar debate on the site some time ago.
"Bothsidesism" is all the more important when one is faced with fractious debates and even polarising impulses. Unless the media is fair, it cannot play its rightful role in a democracy. Being free is not enough; being fair is equally important.
Two, there's been a mushrooming of the digital media. Almost everyone believes that digital is the future. While it's true that the mushrooming of digital outlets reflect the noisy democracy that we are, one cannot be sure if the new ventures also can claim to provide an even-handed, balanced, both-sided account of our world.
Three, readers still trust the printed word. The newspapers and magazines may have come under severe pressure in the last one year due to the pandemic, but, by and large, they retain readers' trust. This is reassuring. There may be aberrations, but the newspapers and magazines have negotiated the pulls and pressures well to deliver what is expected of them.
Some of the finest reporting, whether during the pandemic or during agitations like the present farm impasse, has come from young, enterprising journalists. So, the future looks promising.
Now, let's look at the charges against the media. Foremost is that a significant section of the media has turned an uncritical spokesperson of the ruling party. While the media should ally with the government in nation-building, its relationship with the government of the day, ideally, should be adversarial. Speaking truth to power should be the universal norm. One, however, cannot regard X Govt as an adversary and Y Govt, during some other time, as an ally. Constructive criticism only strengthens a democracy. It's equally true that any agenda-driven journalism debases journalism. "Bothsidesism" is a useful mantra to live by.
In a democracy, the Fourth Estate will always be an important pillar. The media wields enormous power. While the legislature, judiciary and executive are part of constant scrutiny, somehow the media remains in an ivory tower of its own making. For instance, we don't know how journalists are recruited, or how editors are appointed, and so on.
Look at the world of politics. After sustained campaigns, civil society pressure and Supreme Court interventions, politicians aspiring to contest elections now have to declare their earnings, assets, educational qualifications etc. There is always pressure on the judiciary to introduce an element of transparency in their functioning and also in judges' lives. The media world should similarly consider injecting transparency into their overall functioning.
Without invading someone's privacy, it will strengthen their case if media people, especially the leaders, followed by others, declare on their respective organisation's websites, their earnings, assets etc on an annual basis. Things like their memberships in various clubs, other affiliations, should come next. An element of transparency would enormously enhance their overall credibility.
Without a credible media, democracy loses its sheen. The media must redeem itself if we want to work towards the ideals of the Republic.
(The author, a JNU alumnus, is a former journalist.)
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CNY Survival Guide 2014: 8 things Singaporeans are searching for on Google
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What are most Singaporeans looking for this Chinese New Year?
Google search results show how Singaporeans prepare for the festive season.
While upcoming events like the Chingay take the top spot this year, food is, unsurprisingly, everyone's next biggest obsession.
Many people are finding out how to make popular goodies like pineapple tarts, and learning about delicacies like abalone.
"Chinese New Year" itself is also a popular query, as related news about food prices and red packet trends take the headlines.
The following are the most popular Chinese New Year-related search terms on Google from Jan 1 to Jan 28:
1. Chingay 2014
This year's Chingay is touted to be the grandest ever, and Singaporeans are looking forward to it as well.
From some 30 giant puppets to a parade of horses courtesy of the Singapore Turf Club, this parade will be held at the F1 Pit Building on Feb 7 and Feb 8.
2. Pineapple tart recipe
It is not just bakeries which are recreating this buttery snack from scratch.
While retailers put a unique spin on their pineapple tarts, with some serving it in a crunchy tart base and others adding charcoal powder to the pastry, it seems like Singaporeans are doing their own home-made varieties as well.
3. Abalone
With promotions peddling various kinds of abalone from markets as far as New Zealand, Mexico and China, Singaporeans are turning to the Internet to sniff out the best deals. The good news is, prices for abalone are stable this year.
4. Horse
Horse-themed decorations are getting bigger and better. From the 10m-tall statue at New Bridge Road to Singapore's largest rocking horse in West Coast Plaza, this year's reigning animal has definitely caught Singaporeans' eyes.
5. Feng Shui 2014
The lucky colours for those born in the year of the horse are brown and grey, say fengshui expert Tan Khoon Yong. With veterans like himself and Louis Loh publishing videos of their analyses, Singaporeans are looking up their year's forecast online.
6. Chinese New Year
This Chinese New Year period has seen price increases for certain goodies like mandarin oranges and fish maw, and fewer families cooking for gatherings.
7. Chinatown Singapore
Despite the delayed opening of Chinatown Food Street, Chinatown's new year bazaar remains a festive destination for Singaporean shoppers and visitors alike.
8. Lunar calendar 2014
Chinese New Year is starting earlier than the years before, on 31 Jan. Singaporeans are looking to the calendar to plan ahead for events like the 'Day of Man' on Day 7 of the New Year and the 15th day of celebration, which coincides with Valentine's Day.
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Wesley Snipes has reportedly signed on to join Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall in the upcoming sequel, 'Coming to America 2.'Wesley Snipes has reportedly signed on to join Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall in the upcoming sequel, 'Coming to America 2.' (Stephen Lovekin/Variety/Rex/Shutterstock)
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Zamunda may soon have a vampire hunter and rapper on call. Ok, so probably not, but Wesley Snipes and Rick Ross are both set to appear alongside Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall in Coming to America 2. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Snipes will portray General Izzi, the ruler of a neighboring nation. It's unclear who Ross will play but he recently claimed the film would be shooting at his Atlanta mansion so, maybe he's playing himself?
Alongside Murphy and Hall, James Earl Jones, and Paul Bates will also be reprising their roles from the original. Jones played Murphy's on-screen father, the King of Zamunda while Bates portrayed his servant/bodyguard. black-ish creator Kenya Barris is writing the script for the film with Craig Brewer set to direct. The film is expected to begin production this fall.
Coming to America 2 will follow Murphy's Prince Akeem as he returns to America in search of his long lost son. Poised to become the next King of Zamunda, Akeem seeks to honor his father's dying wish to find his son and groom him to one day succeed Akeem as king.
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Does Gum Arabic Have an Antioxidant Action in Rat Kidney?
B. H. Ali*
Pharmacology & Clinical Pharmacy
Gum Arabic has recently been claimed to be effective in preventing gentamicin-induced acute renal failure in rats. The nephroprotection was suggested to be due to an anti-oxidant action by the gum Arabic. In the present work we tested whether treatment with gum Arabic has any effect on the concentrations of some free radical scavengers [reduced glutathione (GSH), ascorbic acid (AA), lipid peroxidation (LP), and superoxide dismutase (SOD)] in the kidneys and liver of healthy rats given gum Arabic in the drinking water at a concentration of 2.5, 5.0 or 10.0%w/v for eight consecutive days. Twenty-four hours after the last treatment, rats were killed and the above variables were measured in homogenates of kidney and liver by established spectrophotometric methods. The results indicated that the gum Arabic, at the three doses used, did not significantly affect any of the variables measured. It seems highly unlikely that gum Arabic has a palliative effect on renal failure through an antioxidant mechanism.
https://doi.org/10.1081/JDI-120028536
Antioxidant action
Lipid peroxidation
Superoxide dismutase
10.1081/JDI-120028536
Dive into the research topics of 'Does Gum Arabic Have an Antioxidant Action in Rat Kidney?'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
Gum Arabic Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Free Radical Scavengers Medicine & Life Sciences 13%
Gentamicins Medicine & Life Sciences 11%
Liver Medicine & Life Sciences 10%
Drinking Water Medicine & Life Sciences 10%
Ascorbic Acid Medicine & Life Sciences 10%
Ali, B. H. (2004). Does Gum Arabic Have an Antioxidant Action in Rat Kidney? Renal Failure, 26(1), 1-3. https://doi.org/10.1081/JDI-120028536
Does Gum Arabic Have an Antioxidant Action in Rat Kidney? / Ali, B. H.
In: Renal Failure, Vol. 26, No. 1, 2004, p. 1-3.
Ali, BH 2004, 'Does Gum Arabic Have an Antioxidant Action in Rat Kidney?', Renal Failure, vol. 26, no. 1, pp. 1-3. https://doi.org/10.1081/JDI-120028536
Ali BH. Does Gum Arabic Have an Antioxidant Action in Rat Kidney? Renal Failure. 2004;26(1):1-3. https://doi.org/10.1081/JDI-120028536
Ali, B. H. / Does Gum Arabic Have an Antioxidant Action in Rat Kidney?. In: Renal Failure. 2004 ; Vol. 26, No. 1. pp. 1-3.
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Q: .drop not working! Including Zero Frequency counts I'm new to R and the Forum, so let me know if you need any more Information in order to help me with the issue. Big Thanks in advance for any help!
I'm currently stuck with a problem, which in theory should be easy to solve with the .drop command, which for some reason though is not working for me.
I want to create an object, which includes the opposition's "yes" and "no" votes regarding a certain vote in parliament. Now when the frequency counts are >0, it includes frequencies for both "yes" and "no". However, if the opposition voted unitary on an issue (e.g 200 yes votes, 0 no votes), the 0 frequencies is dropped for some reason.
library(foreign)
library(tidyverse)
library(readstata13)
library(tibbletime)
library(lubridate)
library(car)

BTFULLOPPSUM <- BTFULLD %>% dplyr::filter(Opposition == 1) %>% dplyr::group_by(vote_id, vote_beh, .drop = FALSE) %>%
  dplyr::summarise(number = n())

#BTFULLOPPSUM is the new object. BTFULLD the dataframe

That's the result.
number
   vote_id  Y/N  number
1   9001    0   226
2   9002    0   227
3   9003    0   213
4   9004    0   16
5   9004    1   196

1 == Yes, 0 == NO

This is what I would like:
1 9001  0 226
2 9001  1 0
3 9002  0 227
4 9002  1 0

vote_beh is the voting decesion, so either Yes (1) or no (0). I hope that's sufficient, because the issue already starts with the vote 9001, as non of the opposition parties voted with Yes. (Opposition parties in this vote were the CDU/CSU for example).
This is the dput of a small part of the important variables for the vote_id 9001. It looks much more confusing to me, but maybe you can work properly with that.
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9001, 9001, 9001), vote_beh = c(0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1,
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A: tidyr::complete will create rows for every combination of the specified variables -- useful here so that you can get a Y + N row for every vote_id.
library(tidyverse)
BTFULLOPPSUM <- tibble::tribble(
            ~vote_id, ~Y_N, ~number,
                9001,    0,     226,
                9002,    0,     227,
                9003,    0,     213,
                9004,    0,      16,
                9004,    1,     196
            )

BTFULLOPPSUM %>%
  complete(vote_id, Y_N, fill = list(number = 0))

## A tibble: 8 x 3
#  vote_id   Y_N number
#    <dbl> <dbl>  <dbl>
#1    9001     0    226
#2    9001     1      0
#3    9002     0    227
#4    9002     1      0
#5    9003     0    213
#6    9003     1      0
#7    9004     0     16
#8    9004     1    196

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Illegally Restricting the U.K. Seroxat Market
The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) fined GlaxoSmithKline £37.6 million (US$53.7 million) for illegally preventing competitors from developing a generic replacement for Glaxo's anti-depressant drug Seroxat (paroxetine). The fines cover the period 2001 to 2004, when Generics UK and Alpharma, who were seeking to enter the UK market with rival products, agreed to a "pay-for-delay" scheme with Glaxo by which the companies were paid over £50 million by Glaxo in exchange for withholding their products from the market.
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Global Brands is the leading independent drinks brand development business, which owns, markets, and distributes an enviable collection of products across the RTD, spirits, premium soft drinks & craft mixers, and beer categories. Founded in 1997, our company continues to develop and diversify our offering. Our 17 brands are sold in 55 countries worldwide. We have the ambition to become the UK's No.1 drinks company. Our Head Offices are based within our own award winning 4 star hotel – CASA– in Chesterfield, North East Derbyshire.
The Senior National Account Manager will work within the off-trade business unit, specialising in Grocery and Online. Reporting into the Director of Sales, the role will focus primarily on developing, directing and implementing a sales strategy exceed business expectations with key National customers and through new business development.
Preferably you will have already gained experience and achieved success within the off trade drinks business. You will have a strong commercial track record with demonstrable results, coupled with a desire to further develop your career within our industry. Existing, proven, commercial skills will thus be essential alongside a natural ability to build relationships. Ideally you will be located in the East Midlands, Yorkshire or North West regions.
Competitive salary with bonus package, Company Car, Pension, Private Health Cover, Laptop, phone & packages to support efficiency in the role.
Global Brands Ltd is unique in that its Head Office is housed within the group's own luxury 4 star hotel in Chesterfield, and candidates for this role would ideally be based within an hour's commute.


In February 16, 1912, the city of La Mesa became the thirty-sixth district in the state of California. Founders of this fair town were cattle and sheep ranchers and silent movie moguls. Yes, La Mesa was one of the pioneering centers for film. Lush hills covered with historic homes, craftsman bungalows, and enthusiastic community spirit makes La Mesa arguably one of the most interesting areas in San Diego County. Read more about local history on the La Mesa Historical Society website.
Drive up University Boulevard to La Mesa Boulevard and you will see a wide array of businesses, great restaurants, shops and a thriving senior center. The senior center offers art classes, a creative writing course, and other community enrichment programs. There are consignment stores, coffee shops, bookstores, and there is a train museum on Spring Street along side the San Diego Trolley, which runs through town.
Lots of things will be going on around town. You can also find a list of famous La Mesa sons and daughters on the Centennial website.


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#childabuse | Privacy campaigner sought over child abuse charges
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Police in Australia have issued a fresh appeal to trace the founder of the campaign group Privacy International, over child sex abuse and indecent assault offences which took place in Sydney in the 1980s.
Simon Davies has not been found despite a warrant for his arrest being issued in September 2016.
He previously worked as a high-profile campaigner for privacy rights.
He was often quoted as a privacy expert in the media, including by the BBC.
New South Wales Police said the warrant relates to 18 offences which took place across Sydney between 1981 and 1987.
Privacy International said in a statement that Mr Davies, aged 63, had stopped working with the group in 2010.
"Throughout his time at PI, our board and the staff had no knowledge of any suspicions or allegations against him," said Eve Salomon, Chair of the Board of Trustees.
Ms Salomon also expressed "deepest sympathies" to the victims, and described the allegations as "horrific".
In a Facebook post, New South Wales police said they believe Mr Davies is living in Europe, possibly the UK.
He is described as "being of Caucasian appearance, about 170cm tall, of solid build, and with a bald head".
"I'm a believer in innocent until proven guilty, but child abuse and sexual assault cast a long shadow," commented cyber-security expert Prof Alan Woodward from Surrey University.
Prof Woodward said the fact that someone so prominent in the privacy movement was sought over the crimes would "damage the argument that everyone has a right to privacy".
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Lock down in Tuen Mun and Discovery Bay following infections of Cathay air crew
Fresh lock downs have been announced after three Cathay Pacific crew tested positive of Covid-19, among whom two visited a big number of places during the Christmas holidays.
The buildings involved were Tower 1, The SeaCrest, Tuen Mun, and Twilight Court in Discovery Bay. The lock downs were expected to finish by Wednesday morning.
The three air crew were among six confirmed and 14 preliminary positive cases announced on Tuesday.
One was a 45-year-old flight attendant who returned to Hong Kong on a cargo flight from New York on Friday. He tested negative on arrival and went home to One South Lane, Sheung Wan.
On Saturday, he shopped at Miniso in Sheung Wan around 10.30am then took a 962X bus and had lunch with another flight attendant -- the preliminary positive case -- in the latter's home at The Sea Crest in Tuen Mun.
Then he took a 961 bus home. Around 7pm on Sunday he went to the community test center at Shek Tong Tsui Sports Centre in Sai Ying Pun. And on Monday he bought a takeaway lunch at Malacca Cuisine at Nice Garden on Queen's Road West before his test results came back positive.
That triggered an overnight lockdown at One South Lane on Monday, though no one tested positive.
His friend in Tuen Mun, a 44-year-old Cathay crew member, returned to Hong Kong on a cargo flight from Chicago on Saturday.
Around 11am on Monday, he took a 60X bus from his Tuen Mun home to Prince Edward before switching to the MTR to Festival Walk in Kowloon Tong, where he went to an Apple Store to fix his phone and had lunch with two family members at Moon Palace.
After that he took the MTR to Shek Tong Tsui Sports Centre for his Covid-19 test and then a 961 bus home. His Tuen Mun residential building was locked down tonight.
The third case was a 45-year-old air crew who arrived on a cargo flight on Saturday. He lives in Twilight Court at Discovery Bay and mostly stayed at home, except for Sunday when he went to Shek Tong Tsui Sports Centre for a Covid-19 test.
Twilight Court was locked down tonight.
Asked if the 44-year-old could have contracted the coronavirus from his friend, the head of the Centre for Health Protection's communicable disease unit, Chuang Shuk-kwan, said both had recent travel history, but results of whole genome sequencing -- now pending -- were needed to see if their infections came from the same source.
Authorities last month announced that cargo aircrew must stay at home for the first three days of arrival and only go out for "necessary" purposes.
A Cathay spokesman said two crewmen had "not fully complied with the company's internal enhanced anti-epidemic measures during the three-day period after arrival."
Without specifying possible consequences, he added: "We will follow up the cases in accordance with standard internal procedures."
Cathay last month sacked three infected pilots for breaching internal guidelines during a stay in Frankfurt.
Centre for Health Protection controller Edwin Tsui Lok-kin said Hong Kong has 74 Omicron cases, and the fast-spreading variant made up 78 percent of the SAR's cases last week and 95 percent from Sunday.
He said the infection risks in cargo crews will increase as the Omicron variant spreads worldwide, and the arrangement for them to self-isolate at home will not be sufficient.
"We will soon tighten the policy and require them to observe a three-day hotel quarantine upon arrival as most cases are detected in the first four days of arrival," he said.
Tsui warned too that the SAR is at "a very high risk" of a fifth wave because of the transmission strength of Omicron.
Meanwhile, Brunei Darussalam and Paraguay will be listed as high-risk regions from Friday midnight to ban non-Hong Kong residents from entering the SAR.
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Two men wounded in Baltimore shootings
Updated: 9:29 AM EDT Sep 28, 2015
Bethany Sharpton
Two men were injured in separate shootings Sunday night in Baltimore, city police said.Police said a 28-year-old man was found shot in the upper body at the entrance of an apartment complex in the 1300 block of Greenmount Avenue. Investigators said a crime scene for the shooting in the 700 block of N. Hoffman St. The victim was taken to the hospital for treatment for what appears to be birdshot wounds. Baltimore police are also investigating a shooting in the 2800 block of Hinsdale Drive.Southern District officers were called to the area at about 7:40 p.m. Sunday on a report of gunshots in the area.Authorities were unable to locate a victim at the scene.A short time later, a 23-year-old man walked into St. Agnes Hospital suffering from a graze wound to the neck.Detectives do not have a motive or suspect at this time.Anyone with information about the shootings are asked to call the Metro Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-866-7LOCKUP.
BALTIMORE —
Two men were injured in separate shootings Sunday night in Baltimore, city police said.
Police said a 28-year-old man was found shot in the upper body at the entrance of an apartment complex in the 1300 block of Greenmount Avenue.
Investigators said a crime scene for the shooting in the 700 block of N. Hoffman St. The victim was taken to the hospital for treatment for what appears to be birdshot wounds.
Baltimore police are also investigating a shooting in the 2800 block of Hinsdale Drive.
Southern District officers were called to the area at about 7:40 p.m. Sunday on a report of gunshots in the area.
Authorities were unable to locate a victim at the scene.
A short time later, a 23-year-old man walked into St. Agnes Hospital suffering from a graze wound to the neck.
Detectives do not have a motive or suspect at this time.
Anyone with information about the shootings are asked to call the Metro Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-866-7LOCKUP.


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Q: Selecting Numbers from a Range of Years I am trying to execute a SQL query such that the following table:
    id         in_year     out_year
  -------    ----------  -------------
     1          2001        2002
     2          2002        2002
     3          2004        2007

can be queried such that I get all the years within that range mapped to the id. For instance, I would like to get:
    id         year
 ---------   ---------
     1          2001
     1          2002
     2          2002
     3          2004
     3          2005
     3          2006
     3          2007

Specifically, lets say the table represents a shop with elements and their arrival to shop, and sell dates. The query would return all the element ids mapped to the year where they were in the shop.

A: You can construct a temp table with the years in your range of data i.e.
CREATE TABLE tmp_years (
 yr YEAR NOT NULL,
 PRIMARY KEY (yr)
) ENGINE=INNODB;

INSERT INTO tmp_years (yr) VALUES (2000), (2001), (2002), (2003), (2004), (2005), (2006), (2007);

and then do a JOIN:
SELECT w.id, y.yr FROM wesams_table w
INNER JOIN tmp_years y ON (y.yr >= w.in_year AND y.yr <= w.out_year);

A: The tidiest solution would be to create a UDF to return the range of years and use CROSS APPLY.
Performance should be rather good as the UDF will be deterministic
Edit: Sorry, I don't think this applies to MySQL.


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Wichita State University President John Bardo dies at age 70
Tuesday, March 12, 2019 5:20 PM EDT
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) -
Wichita State University President John Bardo has died, school officials said Tuesday. He was 70 years old.
Dr. Bardo, the school's president since 2012, had been in and out of the hospital since November due to a chronic lung condition. He is survived by Deborah Bardo, his wife of 44 years, and their son, Christopher.
He began his career at Wichita State as an assistant professor of sociology and also taught and conducted research in the Hugo Wall Center for Urban Studies. The university says that during his time at WSU, Bardo obtained a Fulbright Scholarship to Australia where he and his wife studied Americans as migrants and had a sabbatical appointment at the University of Wales at Swansea in social policy.
After leaving WSU, Bardo held appointments of growing leadership responsibility at Southwest Texas State University, the University of North Florida, Bridgewater State College and Western Carolina University, where he served as chancellor from 1995 to 2011 before returning to Wichita State.
He was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1948. He grew up in that area and graduated from Oak Hills High School. After high school, Bardo attended the University of Cincinnati, where he received a bachelor's degree in economics in 1970. He also studied economics and social policy at the University of Southampton, England, during his junior year.
After graduating from Cincinnati, Dr. Bardo received a master's degree in sociology from Ohio University (1971) and a Ph.D. in sociology (1973) from Ohio State University. He also attended the Institute for Educational Management at Harvard.
Funeral services will be private, but a Celebration of Life event for the entire WSU and Wichita community will be held later this spring on campus.
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It's back to school time again! For parents of children in Wichita Public Schools, we noticed some confusion on social media about managing your children's school lunch accounts since there have been changes.
De Soto, Kansas, Superintendent Frank Harwood said Tuesday that Richard Finazzo wouldn't have been hired if the district "had any idea" of the suspicions.
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How Do I Find the Right Training Pace?
When moving up to longer races, dialing back your runs will be important.
Amy asks: I have been running consistently for about a year now. I have run two 5Ks and am now thinking about training for a half marathon and maybe even a full marathon, but I am intimidated by the longer runs. I know I cannot maintain the same training pace I use on shorter runs. How do I know what run pace I should be doing when I've never run a half or full before?
Good job challenging yourself with something different. Mixing things up is a good way to boost fitness and stay engaged with your training.
Related: Want to start running? The Big Book of Running for Beginners will take you through everything you need to know to get started, step by step.
The calculator uses a formula that accounts for the general slowing down on longer distances because the body cannot sustain the same level of effort on a long run that it can on a short run. There are other factors that affect performance and race time, like the weather, course difficulty, and training, but this prediction time can give you a rough idea of what to expect and a starting point for some training paces for your runs.
All races, from the 5K to the marathon, are a blend of speed, strength, and endurance. However, the longer the race, more of an emphasis is placed on endurance. Training paces are very different for these longer races as opposed to the 5K distance.
Typically, runners add 30 seconds per mile to their goal race pace to as much as 2 minutes per mile. How much you choose to slow down is up to you, but remember that the longer the run, the slower the pace should be.
This approach helps take the fear out of tackling longer miles, trains your body to burn fat as fuel, minimizes the risk of injury, and expands your aerobic endurance base. Then, the next time your training plan calls for that distance again, you have the confidence of knowing you have run that distance before and have the option to pick up the pace and see how you fare going slightly faster. Keep in mind that your training paces will also vary based on the weather conditions and terrain. If it's hot and humid, or the course is hilly, expect to slow down even more.
One run a week can be speed oriented, more like 5K training. This is your "speed day" and your shortest run of the week.
One run a week can be a strength day. Run hills, bridges, or tackle a trail for something different after doing some warm-up miles and adding a cooldown.
For any additional runs you may do during the week, keep the pace at a comfortable, conversational level. And always, take at least one day off a week for recovery. (Here's even more on how you can understand the importance of easy-day pace.) As you move up to higher mileage, you want to include additional recovery days.
How Does Weight Loss Affect Your Running Speed?
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Portrait of a Woman, c. 1500-1600.
One of the ways the MacKenzie Art Gallery is working to create opportunities for visitors to experience the permanent collection in new and interesting ways is through artist interventions.
This exhibition will be the fourth in a series of artist engagements with the Permanent Collection, involving artists as catalysts for engaging audiences with contemporary art. For this exhibition Metis artist and educator David Garneau will create an audio-based storytelling experience with works from the collection. The gallery will be made into a simple, wide maze and the participant will be on a journey with a head set. As she stops before various works of art an audio story unfolds that links each work to the others. The full narrative will take about twenty minutes and is told in twenty voices.


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Buganda Government plans to issue a chain of security measures to be fulfilled before accessing the Kasubi tombs starting 2014.
Buganda Government plans to issue a chain of security measures to be fulfilled by anyone before being let to access the Kasubi tombs starting 2014.
The measures are set to boost security at the tombs which were destroyed by fire in March 2010 (pictured right below).
Buganda Government spokesperson Charles Peter Mayiga told New Vision that the measures will be issued during the unveiling of the tombs early 2014.
The reconstruction of Kasubi tombs started in January and Omega Construction is doing the work at a cost of sh2.3bn. Mayiga said a lot of emphasis is now being put on security.
The Kingdom also plans to install fire detectors and fighting equipment in the tombs.
Mayiga said that the fire equipment was donated by the Japanese Kingdom through United Nations Education, and Scientific, Culture Organization (UNESCO) at sh1.2bn for the firefighting gargets.
"The fire equipment will be installed by the Japanese as soon as the reconstruction of the tombs is finished," Mayiga said.
The budget for the construction of Kasubi tombs is sh10bn and so far, people living in Buganda Kingdom have raised sh850m towards the cause.
The central government contributed sh2b to the project.
People who contribute sh50,000 and above are given certificates while those who give less that amount are given receipts.
People contributing funds can send funds via Mobile Money or take it to Bulange Mengo, the Kingdom's headquarters.


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ICC wins medical conferences
07 October 2015 Jenna Hadley
The International Convention Centre (ICC) in Birmingham has won two new international medical association contracts.
Over 1,000 delegates from across the globe will be welcomed to the venue in 2016 as it hosts medical conferences for the International Mesothelioma Interest Group (iMiG) and the International Society for Clinical Biostatistics (ISCB).
The iMiG is adding Birmingham to its list of international cities, which have previously included Kyoto, Boston, Cape Town and Amsterdam, for its 13th international conference in May 2016. Aiming to stimulate, initiate intense discussions and establish collaborations, the event is expected to attract over 700 delegates, researchers, scientists, physicians, nurses, allied health professionals and advocates from all over the world.
Prof. Dean Fennell and Dr. David Waller, iMig 2016 Co-Chairs from International Conference Services Ltd said: "This is an exciting time in Mesothelioma in the UK, so we're particularly looking forward to next year's event which will build on the success of preceding meetings in Boston in 2012 and Cape Town in 2014. The event will feature a highly interactive, stimulating and multi-disciplinary program including workshops, plenary sessions as well as oral abstract and poster sessions and extended networking opportunities to foster communications between delegates.
"We've chosen the ICC as the venue for our next conference as not only is it exceptionally easy for delegates from across the globe to get to, but it's located in heart of the city centre offering delegates a wealth of accommodation and leisure activities; and it offers flexible space to suit our agenda."
In August 2016, ISCB will be bringing over 500 biostatisticians, epidemiologists and other medical researchers to the venue for their 37th annual conference.
Lucinda Billingham, Professor of Biostatistics at the University of Birmingham and member of the ISCB also cited the ICC's location and ease of access into Birmingham as a key factor in choosing the venue for the 2016 International Congress. "Location is always a key consideration. We chose the ICC because it is a world class facility in an excellent central location, making it easily accessible for our delegates using all modes of transport. We are very excited to bring the conference to Birmingham and work with the experienced team at the ICC."
Catherine Newhall-Caiger, Business Development Director for the ICC said: "The ICC's location in the heart of the UK offers unrivalled connectivity by road, rail and air, making it accessible for local, national and international delegates. Our fantastic city centre location provides an enhanced delegate experience, offering a wide choice of restaurants, bars, entertainment venues, shops and over 6,200 hotel bedrooms all within walking distance of the ICC.
"We look forward to hosting these international conferences at our purpose built conference centre and we are confident that the organisers and attendees will have an enjoyable experience at the ICC and in Birmingham."
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Q: Getting Module from Type Is there a way in Python to get the module from a type ? I have an object which I can get the type but I am unable to see where the type is defined.

A: You can use inspect.getmodule to retrieve the module object the specified object was defined in.
For example:
>>> import inspect
>>> from collections import Counter
>>> c = Counter()
>>> inspect.getmodule(c)
<module 'collections' from 'C:\\Program Files\\Python34\\lib\\collections\\__init__.py'>
>>> inspect.getmodule(Counter)
<module 'collections' from 'C:\\Program Files\\Python34\\lib\\collections\\__init__.py'>


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Do you know Who is Amber Midthunder?
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Amber Midthunder's Net worth, Earnings
Amber Midthunder Professional Career
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Amber Midthunder is a 28-year-old American film and television actress who was born on March 3, 1991, in Sante Fe, New Mexico, USA, under the water sign of Pisces. She developed a strong interest in performing as a youngster, owing largely to the influence of her parents, both famous members of the entertainment industry.
Many people were surprised when she appeared alongside Alan Arkin in the blockbuster independent film "Sunshine Cleaning." Following that, fans became acquainted with her for her roles in "Banshee," "Longmire," and "Hell on High Water," as well as her first leading role in "Priceless," followed by a term in "Legion," a critically praised Marvel Comics series.
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While she has yet to secure the main role in a blockbuster Hollywood film, Amber seems ready to make a significant leap, considering her impressive resume.
Amber is of Native American descent and an official member of the Fort Peck Sioux Tribe, which has its headquarters in Montana. Her mother, Melina Midthunder, was adopted, which is interesting. 'She informed me a long time ago that she had never met her biological parents,' Midthunder says. 'This opens up a whole new facet of my heritage to me that I was previously unaware of.' She was reared in her home state by parents who had a strong interest in the acting industry, so it's not surprising that she acquired a strong desire to spend time on stage and play various roles.
She learned the hard work required for an actress to obtain fame today from her father, David Midthunder. Amber's mother was a casting director, so she knew exactly what mistakes to avoid and how to please producers and other individuals who have a say in casting for specific roles. In terms of education, Amber graduated from an unnamed high school in New Mexico in 2009. There are no indications that she is furthering her education, and she is thought to lack a college credential.
We don't have any information on her romantic life that would shed light on any of her past or current attempts. Amber is an extremely reserved person who dislikes being interviewed or talking about anything unrelated to her work.
She hasn't been seen at public gatherings, especially in male company, and there's no sign of her on social media. Midthunder, unlike other celebrities, has never been involved in a controversy, nor have reporters attempted to link her to anyone male actor. In our opinion, she is currently single and focused on her job.
Have you ever wondered how wealthy this famous actress is? According to various trustworthy sources, she has a net worth of roughly $1 million as of September 2019, accumulated since her early career as an actor. Given her youth, it's reasonable to predict that her acting prime is still ahead of her, therefore expect her net worth to improve shortly.
Amber's parents believed that because she was unusually endowed as a child, it would be a good idea to expose their child to the world of show business at a young age.
As a result, she made her acting debut as Little Girl in "The Homecoming of Jimmy Whitecloud," an action thriller about a feud between The Mob and a Native American comic. One of her first roles was a cameo in "Sunshine Cleaning," which was regarded as one of the best indie films of the 2000s.
Following that, she landed larger roles in films such as "Swing Vote" and "Not Forgotten," both of which were moderately successful. This was in 2009, and it was her final performing credit until 2013. The reason for this pause is unknown, although it's extremely likely that she wanted to take a break, as being a teenage actor is never easy.
She also used the time to take acting lessons while traveling around the country, honing crucial abilities like improvisational humor and conveying emotions in front of the camera. Amber was about to start the best phase of her career, and her hard work had finally paid off.
Amber had the distinct distinction of working alongside her father, David, in 2012. The two were cast in "Longmire," a hit TV series based on Craig Johnson's novels "The Walt Longmire Mysteries." Expectations were high because the books had received critical praise. Amber did not disappoint, as she played one of the main characters.
The series follows the life and times of a Wyoming Sheriff as he attempts to solve some of the country's most bizarre crime cases. The sitcom received high ratings on A&E before being "transferred" to Netflix. Midthunder's role was lost due to the network transition, but she seemed unfazed. She later appeared in "Banshee," a series about an ex-convict who assumes the persona of a slain sheriff in a small community. Even though she featured in only 10 episodes, her performance was pivotal and catapulted her to additional successes, including the films "Drunktown's Finest" and "Spare Parts."
She also appeared in "Bare" with Diana Agron, which some reviewers regard as her best performance to date.
Amber Midthunder stands 5ft 5in (165cm), weighs 121lbs (55kgs), and has a slender, hourglass figure, as seen by her vital statistics of 35-24-34. Her eyes are brown, her hair is dark brown, and she has no tattoos or other body alterations.
Amber is well-known on Instagram, where she posts both personal images and teases for new projects; she has 30,000 followers on the platform. She used to have Twitter and Facebook accounts, but she deleted them to focus on updating her admirers on Instagram.
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Q: Python client for free SOAP service using socket giving error? This is the code that I'm trying to use:
import os
import socket
import httplib

packet='''
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<soap12:Envelope xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"xmlns:soap12="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope">
 <soap12:Body>
  <GetCitiesByCountry xmlns="http://www.webserviceX.NET">
   <CountryName>India</CountryName>
  </GetCitiesByCountry>
 </soap12:Body>
</soap12:Envelope>'''
lent=len(packet)
msg="""
POST "www.webservicex.net/globalweather.asmx" HTTP/1.1
Host: www.webservicex.net
Content-Type: application/soap+xml; charset=utf-8
Content-Length: {length}
SOAPAction:"http://www.webserviceX.NET/GetCitiesByCountry"
Connection: Keep-Alive
{xml}""".format(length=lent,xml=packet)

client = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
client.connect( ("www.webservicex.net",80) )
if bytes != str: # Testing if is python2 or python3
    msg = bytes(msg, 'utf-8')
client.send(msg)
client.settimeout(10)
print(client.type)
res=client.recv(4096)
print(res)
#res = res.replace("<","<") -- only for stack overflow post
#res = res.replace(">",">") -- only for stack overflow post

The output is:
HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Server: Microsoft-HTTPAPI/2.0
Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2016 11:40:02 GMT
Connection: close
Content-Length: 324

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN""http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">;
<TITLE>Bad Request</TITLE>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" Content="text/html; charset=us-ascii">

Bad Request - Invalid URL

HTTP Error 400. The request URL is invalid.

Any ideas?

A: You ought to use suds to consume SOAP web service.
EDIT: Example
import suds
import suds.transport
from suds.transport.http import HttpAuthenticated

class MyException(Exception):
    pass

service_url = "http://my/service/url"

GET the available services:
try:
    transport = HttpAuthenticated(username='elmer', password='fudd')
    wsdl = suds.client.Client(service_url, faults=False, transport=transport)

except IOError as exc:
    fmt = "Can initialize my service: {reason}"
    raise MyException(fmt.format(reason=exc))

except suds.transport.TransportError as exc:
    fmt = "HTTP error -- Is it a bad URL: {service_url}? {reason}"
    raise MyException(fmt.format(service_url=service_url, raison=exc))

Run a given service (here, its name is RunScript):
# add required options in headers
http_headers = {'sessionID': 1}
wsdl.set_options(soapheaders=http_headers)

params = {"scriptLanguage": "javascript", "scriptFile": "...",
          "scriptArgs": [{"name": "...", "value": "..."}]}

try:
    exit_code, response = wsdl.service.RunScript([params])
    # ...
except suds.MethodNotFound as reason:
    raise MyException("No method found: {reason}".format(reason=reason))
except suds.WebFault as reason:
    raise MyException("Error running the script: {reason}".format(reason=reason))
except Exception as reason:
    err_msg = "{0}".format(reason)
    if err_msg == "timed out":
        raise MyException("Timeout: {reason}".format(reason=reason))
    raise

Of course, it is not required to use an error manager here. But I give an example. The last with the "timed out" is a kind of hack I used to detect a time out in my application.


This is probably wrong, but as I start to type this the Missy Eliot song 'Get your freak on' popped into my head, but with me replacing the word freak with 'glow', not quite as catchy – but totally appropriate for this review!
Anyway… back to this little tube of radiance!
I'm a bit of a fuss pot when it comes to my makeup finish preferences – I like my skin to glow, but I don't want it to be shimmery, shiny and I absolutely want to avoid glitter. This is something that's surprisingly difficult to find – many products seem good on first use, but on closer inspection what was a glow is actually fine glitter that gets *everywhere* and you end up with everything looking a little bit sparkly.
But I am happy to report that this Complexion Perfector from Clarins strikes the ideal balance between offering a glow without looking like you might fit in with the vampire cast of Twilight or at a 70's disco. This shade, is the Rose Shimmer version with a pink toned tint to it – then there's also a Champagne Shimmer and a Bronzer Shimmer version to suit different skin tones. For me, the Rose Shimmer is perfect right now, I could be tempted to try the other shades in the Summer months.
When using this I apply it as a base and then follow with foundation of choice (currently loving one from Bobbi Brown) which I buff in with my Real Techniques buffing brush (from the Core Collection). I usually apply the Complexion Perfector on the cheeks but not too much on the T-Zone area for a healthy, glowing look – without looking like I'm too shiny.
Overall, I love this for added glow – the packaging also gets top marks for being travel friendly!
Ooh, that's exciting – I have the Dr Lewins in the 'to test' pile so will dig that out next as can't beat anything that offers a hydration boost!
I picked this up the other week and am full-on obsessed. I'm also testing out the Laura Mercier Radiance Primer, and have the Hourglass Ambient Lighting powders on my wishlist. I'm like you in that I'm always on the hunt for a glow that isn't shiny.
I like the Rose Shimmer it's just the right tone. Great blog by the way.


Earlier in the year, SEGA announced a Space Channel 5 VR game that was in development. This week, they unveiled the first trailer for the next Space Channel 5 game, which you can check out above.
Space Channel 5 VR: Arakata Dancing Show will be released sometime in 2019.


We are very proud to announce that from today ongoing, you are able to not only target on GEO but also Devices.
And just like everything in Scaleo, we made it very easy for you to work with.
Within any offer just select in the dropdown the devices you would like to target for this offer.
As usual, if you would like to set a redirect in case the targeting rules are not met, you can do that within the Tab "Custom Parameters" of the particular offer.
Thanks to all the feedback from our clients, we could improve the view for the offerslist.
As you can see, it is even more friendly to read and you got some more space for the offername.
The Offerslist is also responsive and changes according to the size of your browserwindow.
But not only did we rework the view for offers.
Also the Affiliates-List got some great changes in order to help you and your managers with their daily business.
Within the list you can instantly see the last login of any affiliate but also when they sent the last traffic.
This will help you to keep your relationship ongoing and see which affiliate might have any issues you should solve.
So that he keeps running your offers.
The current balance of the affiliate, was moved and you can find it now once you clicked an affiliate and move into the edit window.


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Jeff Weiner is the Executive Chairman of LinkedIn, where he continues to help LinkedIn realize its vision of creating economic opportunity for every member of the global workforce. He'll also continue to mentor and coach the leadership team, advise on key strategic initiatives, and help to represent the company externally. In addition to his ongoing work at LinkedIn, Jeff is focused on investing, coaching and his philanthropic work, including helping to ensure that compassion is taught and practiced in every primary school in the U.S.
Prior to becoming executive chairman in June 2020, Jeff was the CEO of LinkedIn. Under his 11-year tenure, LinkedIn grew from 338 to 15,800+ employees in over 30 offices around the world. He has led the evolution of LinkedIn's products into a single, holistic, global ecosystem of more than 722 million members.
Before LinkedIn, Jeff was an executive in residence at Accel Partners and Greylock Partners, where he advised the firms' consumer technology portfolio companies and evaluated new investment opportunities. Previously, Jeff served as executive vice president of Yahoo!'s Network Division, a business that generated $3 billion in annual revenue with more than 3,000 employees, and was responsible for many of the company's consumer-facing products. Prior to joining Yahoo! in 2001, Jeff spent more than six years at Warner Bros., where he helped oversee the company's online efforts and developed the initial business plan for Warner Bros. Online in 1994.
Jeff also serves on the board of directors for Intuit Inc., DonorsChoose, and Everfi. He also sits on the board of Trustees for the Paley Center for Media. He holds a BS in economics from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
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A loop with three waterfalls, three provinces, and the coffee harvest highlighted the fourth and final day of hitting Southern Laos' highlights.
The newly paved Route 16 heads from Pakse to the Bolaven Plateau named for the Laven people who inhabit the highlands.
We stopped at Km 18, where a tiny blacksmith village occupied a short stretch of the roadside. Compact work areas included small charcoal ovens, long water tubes, and anvils made from bombshells.
Each station had a pair of men engaged in a synchronized cling-clang of pounding red-hot iron with a small sledge hammer. One man manoeuvred the malleable metal, while the other beat it into shape. The results ranged from farm and garden tools to machetes, axes, and knives.
An ODOP (One District One Product) sign hung proudly above the showcase of items produced by this small village. This signals the quality of their wares that are now exported throughout the Mekong region.
From the Blacksmith Village, the road began to climb, reaching 1,100 metres at Km 38 and Tad Fane's twin waterfalls and zip-line adventure.
While everyone strapped into a harness and flew across the canyon to the falls, I sought my thrills on a swing. I gazed at Tad Fane, where the Champi and Pak Koot Rivers met at a 120-metre cliff, and plunged side-by-side, landing together in a single pool.
Then I noticed a monkey, who lied motionless. It looked ready to die. I pointed this out to the staff manning the drink counter. They gathered, and then laughed. The monkey had downed a beer left by a zip-liner in need of liquid courage. He had simply passed out.
My daredevil colleagues finally returned, and we boarded the bus for the 2-km ride to Tad Nyeuang Waterfall. The breeze from this cascade countered the heat, and many climbed down to the base.
"That would have been impossible three months ago during the Green Season," said Mr Outhay Khamsomphou, Champasak's Tourism Marketing Advisor. The pleasant falls I was watching had been a raging torrent, with water so high, our now safe perch and breeze would have been more like standing in a hurricane.
For lunch, we followed the road that turned at Paksong and headed into Sekong Province and Ban Lak Khao village, home of the Sinouk Coffee Resort. We had arrived at the peak of harvest season, when the coffee cherries were ripe for the picking, though the resort's gardens lured me away from the fields.
While Mr Sinouk made his fortune in coffee, his heart was in the gardens he started in 2011. It was still a work in progress, but the stroll over streams on a Japanese-style bridge and getting lost among the paths presented another world of colour and well-landscaped shrubs.
Back at the dining pavilion, a display told the story of coffee from plant to cup. The sun-drying beans we had seen on tarps scattered in the garden would likely land at the roasting facility in Vientiane.
However, we were off to Salavan Province and the Tad Lo Waterfall Park that included Tad Hang, visible from a bridge spanning the Xe Set River. The wide, gushing flow ploughed down several steps, but that was far from the main attraction. In the middle of the torrent, a fisherman was tossing a net in a death defying stunt.
With the sun getting ready to set, we headed back to Pakse, about two hours away. We had completed the Bolaven Plateau's Caffeinated Waterfall Circuit and a jam-packed four days in Southern Laos.


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