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Ashoka Fellow Mary Gordon Featured in TIME Magazine: How to Deprogram Bullies: Teaching Kindness 101
How do we stop the escalating amount of violence and bullying in schools? TIME magazine featured Ashoka Fellow Mary Gordon, founder of Roots of Empathy (ROE), to address this question {here are some excerpts}: One of the most promising antibullying programs, ROE (along with its sister program, Seeds...
MILLEE: Education and Mobile Phone Games
Mobile and Immersive Learning for Literacy in Emerging Economies (MILLEE), a non-profit organization uses mobile phone games to improve literacy skills in emerging countries. Founded in 2004, MILLEE develops human-centred, immersive and enjoyable language learning mobile games which are modelled...
The 'nano' Computer
The Indian Minister of Human Resource and Development, Mr. Kapil Sibal, released a $35 (Rs. 1500) tablet computer last week. The touch screen device has been designed and developed by experts from Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IITK) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore. The...
Changing the Face of Information in Pakistan
Ashoka fellow Shafqat Munir Ahmad's organization Journalists for Democracy and Human Rights (JDHR) has educated over 1200 journalist to incorporate social issues into mainstream media. The success of JDHR led Shafqat to create a new initiative this year called the Infochange News and Features...
Announcing the Finalists of the @15 Community Impact Challenge
Ashoka's Youth Venture and Best Buy Co., Inc. today announced the finalists of the second @15 Community Impact Challenge. Five teams of young social entrepreneurs will each receive $5,000 and five teams will be selected to receive $1,500 each from the @15 Fund to expand their local ventures. "Best...
The Silver Lining of High Unemployment for Social Entrepreneurs
It's hard to see anything good in recent unemployment numbers: 17% of college-educated young adults (ages 18-29) are either unemployed or not seeking work. But these grim unemployment statistics could actually be beneficial for social entrepreneurs. A recent article focuses on the qualities of young...
Ashoka Fellow Jill Vialet's Playworks featured on ABC's Nightline
What's play got to do with learning and safety? Everything, according to Ashoka Fellow Jill Vialet. Don't miss this in depth feature on Playworks, which focuses on the importance of play in fostering positive behaviors and learning both inside and outside the classroom. Check out the video and full...
Podcast: DonorsChoose.org Responds to the Scarcity of Public School Learning Materials
As a social studies teacher at a Bronx public high school, Charles Best discovered that teachers who needed learning materials for their students were having to dig into their own pockets to buy them for their classrooms. So he founded DonorsChoose.org, a website for online, citizen philanthropy...
Eating the Elephant
Ashoka Fellow Andrés Martínez Fernández's organization, Enlace Hispano Americano de Salud (EHAS), is group of brilliant engineers committed to using technology to improve health outcomes for people in very remote parts of Latin America. I have spent the better part of my first month tying to...
Ideas from the Fringe, Front and Center
Atlantic Monthly celebrates Ashoka Fellow Sakena Yacoobi in its Brave Thinkers Edition What do UK Prime Minister David Cameron, Academy Award winner Kevin Costner, and Ashoka Fellow Sakena Yacoobi have in common? They're all among the nineteen change makers in the annual "Brave Thinkers" edition of...
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New Backpage Ruling Lays Bare Some of the Lies Undergirding FOSTA
The ruling allows a civil suit against Backpage to proceed for one of the case's three plaintiffs.
Elizabeth Nolan Brown | 4.2.2018 4:31 PM
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Does a new federal court ruling in Massachusetts show the bankruptcy of recent congressional sex trafficking legislation? Yes and no.
The ruling, from U.S. District Judge Leo Sorokin, allows a civil suit against the classified-ads website Backpage to proceed for one of the case's three plaintiffs, referred to in court documents as Jane Doe 3. For the other two plaintiffs, the judge granted Backpage's motion to dismiss the case.
The plaintiffs allege they were victims of sex trafficking, that their traffickers posted (or required them to post) ads on Backpage in order to advertise their services, and that Backpage is thus responsible for their exploitation and abuse. They further allege that in at least one instance, Backpage edited an ad to make it appear that Doe 3 was an adult when it should have been obvious that she was a minor.
Coming just a few weeks after Congress passed a measure related to prostitution advertising (known as FOSTA), the ruling has sparked debate over whether the new law is actually needed in order to hold sites accountable for knowingly facilitating sex trafficking. FOSTA declares that the Communications Decency Act's Section 230, which protects digital platforms from certain legal liabilities for the things that third parties post, doesn't apply in matters relating to sex trafficking or prostitution.
Notably, Section 230 does not apply if the content in question was created by the platform "in whole or part." In his May 29 decision, Sorokin stressed that if Backpage employees had edited Doe's ads in a substantial manner, the site would not be protected from liability for contributing to Doe's prostitution as a teenager.
Opponents of FOSTA say Sorokin's ruling shows that one of the major stated rationales for FOSTA—to allow civil suits against Backpage—can be done without a new federal mandate. This is true, but only insofar as Backpage actually made substantial edits to the offending ads.
In other words, if Backpage is the monstrous "online brothel" that politicians claim it is, and it knowingly changed content to obscure the sex trafficking of minors, than victims can sue and Section 230 doesn't apply. But so far, nothing in the Massachusetts case, in previous federal cases against Backpage, or in a year-long Senate investigation into Backpage's practices has shown that this is the case.
If Backpage is not the monster—and content creator—that its critics say it is, that means holding it "accountable" for user-generated content does require the government to roll back Section 230.
It also means it's a myth that FOSTA is only going to harm "bad" sites.
As lawyer Eric Goldman wrote on Friday, "Backpage has been the poster child for Section 230's purported failings" under the argument that "(1) Backpage facilitates sex trafficking, (2) Section 230 protects Backpage, so (3) Section 230 is evil." A court ruling that Section 230 doesn't preclude prosecution of Backpage would destroy the whole premise for the law.
That premise has always been bunk to those paying close attention. (Crucially, "Section 230 does not provide Backpage—or anyone else—absolute immunity, and it never has," notes Goldman.) But the general pitch for FOSTA has been offered on hold-Backpage-accountable grounds.
Particulars were "ignored" in "legislative developments, leading Congress to eviscerate a crucially important and brilliantly visionary law (Section 230) for what may be minimal or no real gains to benefit victims of sex trafficking," writes Goldman.
Behind the scenes, forces including the Senate Judiciary Committee and all sorts of scholars, lawyers, and tech folk had urged legislators to hold off on advancing the bill until a ruling in the Massachusetts Jane Doe case. Instead, the sponsors of a Senate version of the bill (known as SESTA) "refused to involve the Senate Judiciary Committee in a bill that raised hard questions of criminal law far outside the competence of the Commerce Committee," notes TechFreedom. "When, in February, the House Judiciary Committee finally voted out a starkly different bill [FOSTA], and warned that SESTA's approach would do little to help sex trafficking victims, SESTA's sponsors simply ignored that advice and held a shotgun marriage of the two bills." Even the Department of Justice objected to that.
The Senate also voted down an amendment that would have ensured funding for FOSTA's enforcement. TechFreedom suggests this was "because that would have required a second vote in the House, and thus allowed an opportunity to fix other problems in the bill."
Congressional leadership rushed the package to a full vote, and it passed both houses with overwhelming bipartisan support. In the Senate, only Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) and Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) voted against it. The president has yet to sign it, but the bill is already having effects anyway: Reddit has banned sex worker communities, and Craigslist is shutting down its personals ad section.
NEXT: California's Housing Reform Bill Is a Hot Mess. It Would Be Great If It Passed.
Elizabeth Nolan Brown is a senior editor at Reason.
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Heather Ross, born in New York, was raised and now resides in Vancouver, B.C. Canada. She studied painting, printmaking, textiles and ceramics at Capilano College and the Emily Carr College of Art & Design, and introductory studies in architectural and interior design at UCLA. In her early twenties, Heather launched Watermark Designs Heather Ross Inc. She custom designed textiles for interiors & created a poetic line of hand-painted linens which sold in finer stores across Canada. In 1994 Heather moved to Paris for two years, where she designed for a French textile house. During this time she loved to escape to the European countryside for inspiration, taking photos and exploring the charming antique markets. Upon her return, her keen eye for photography and unique design sense was noted by an art director and she began styling and shooting for numerous lifestyle publications. She still visits Europe on buying trips for her eclectic gallery/boutique Heather Ross [in house] which she opened in 2001. Heather most recently returned to her love of painting, and her work as an emerging artist has been very well received. Her paintings, while abstracted, draw upon the elements of the earth, marking our connections to the seasons and draw upon the ephemeral qualities of time and place. Nature is her constant source of inspiration, and this is seen in all she touches. She also loves to write, garden, cook and is forever searching for treasures along the shorelines and forest floors.


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THE Gerringong Lions have continued their strong start to the 2019 Group Seven season with a 36-10 dismantling of the Kiama Knights at Kiama Showground on Sunday. The Lions ran in eight tries to two and could have had a much more comfortable win, however the strong breeze that buffeted the ground all day played havoc with the normally reliable boots of Jake Taylor and Joel Roberts. While the win is an important early season one for the Lions and also gives them bragging rights for now over their local rivals, it yet come at a cost with Roberts, David Catterall, Toby Gumley-Quine and Nathan Ford all forced from the field due to injury. It was the Lions who opened the scoring inside the first 10 minutes when centre Matt Winchester swooped on Kiama error and touched down in the corner for 4-nil. That lead would then soon double as Harry Phillips found spaces on the right touchline and raced away before sending Catterall over. With Gerringong looking to take the ascendancy, Kiama's Cam Vazzoler turned momentum to the home side with a well-timed 40/20. The Knights made the most of the opportunity when Dylan Morris burrowed over from dummy-half in the ensuing set. Vazzoler's conversion bought the score to 8-6. The Knights then looked like they might jump to the lead after a kick in behind the line caught Gerringong short, but centre Callan Thistlethwaite spilt the ball with the line open. That proved to be a turning point, as the possession swung to visitors and they made the Knights pay. Helped up-field by some poor Kiama discipline, Winchester soon had his second after a Rixon Russell cross-field kick ended up in Taylor's hands who sent the centre over out wide. The Lions then made a meal of the following kick-off, but it mattered for little as Roberts plucked a long ball from the air and raced 50 metres to score. Gerringong then soon found themselves again attacking the Knights' line and a decision to run the ball on the fifth paid off. Russell found Corey Mulhall on the right fringe and the five-eighth had enough room to make it 20-6. The Lions weren't done for the half though and crossed just before the half-time bell. Roberts picked up a loose ball and had the strength to hold up the Kiama cover defence before finding a flying Phillips who raced away. Taylor, much to the delight of the vocal Gerringong supporters, added the Lions' first goal of the game and the visitors led 26-6 at the break. The opening stages of the second half saw both sides share possession, however poor handling on both sides of the ball meant there was little in the way of attacking opportunities. That did change though and it looked like the Knights might find a way to work their way back into the match. The home side had consecutive sets on the Lions' line and went close on a number of occasions, but couldn't find a way to break the Gerringong defence. After that spirited showing in defence, the Lions then put the game to bed. With the breeze at their back and some determined running from their outside backs, they easily marched up-field. Again choosing to run the ball on the fifth, the ball found it's way into the hands of prop Alexander Weir who caught Kiama back-pedalling and crashed over. Taylor's second conversion of the day put the Lions ahead 32-16 with 25 minutes remaining. Winchester then completed his hat-trick as the Lions again caught Kiama out by running the ball on the fifth and the Lions led 36-6. The Lions then played out the final 15 minutes with no fit players on the bench after Ford limped off, but they continued to hold Kiama out. The Knights would get a consolation try just prior to full-time when lock Tom Angel pounced on a kick left to bounce and rounded out the score at 36-10. The Lions' pack, all forced to play big minutes due to injuries, laid the platform for the win, while Vazzoler, Keiran Poole and Matt Gladman did all they could for Kiama.
THE Gerringong Lions have continued their strong start to the 2019 Group Seven season with a 36-10 dismantling of the Kiama Knights at Kiama Showground on Sunday.
The Lions ran in eight tries to two and could have had a much more comfortable win, however the strong breeze that buffeted the ground all day played havoc with the normally reliable boots of Jake Taylor and Joel Roberts.
While the win is an important early season one for the Lions and also gives them bragging rights for now over their local rivals, it yet come at a cost with Roberts, David Catterall, Toby Gumley-Quine and Nathan Ford all forced from the field due to injury.
It was the Lions who opened the scoring inside the first 10 minutes when centre Matt Winchester swooped on Kiama error and touched down in the corner for 4-nil.
That lead would then soon double as Harry Phillips found spaces on the right touchline and raced away before sending Catterall over.
With Gerringong looking to take the ascendancy, Kiama's Cam Vazzoler turned momentum to the home side with a well-timed 40/20.
The Knights made the most of the opportunity when Dylan Morris burrowed over from dummy-half in the ensuing set.
Vazzoler's conversion bought the score to 8-6.
The Knights then looked like they might jump to the lead after a kick in behind the line caught Gerringong short, but centre Callan Thistlethwaite spilt the ball with the line open.
That proved to be a turning point, as the possession swung to visitors and they made the Knights pay.
Helped up-field by some poor Kiama discipline, Winchester soon had his second after a Rixon Russell cross-field kick ended up in Taylor's hands who sent the centre over out wide.
The Lions then made a meal of the following kick-off, but it mattered for little as Roberts plucked a long ball from the air and raced 50 metres to score.
Gerringong then soon found themselves again attacking the Knights' line and a decision to run the ball on the fifth paid off.
Russell found Corey Mulhall on the right fringe and the five-eighth had enough room to make it 20-6.
The Lions weren't done for the half though and crossed just before the half-time bell.
Roberts picked up a loose ball and had the strength to hold up the Kiama cover defence before finding a flying Phillips who raced away.
Taylor, much to the delight of the vocal Gerringong supporters, added the Lions' first goal of the game and the visitors led 26-6 at the break.
The opening stages of the second half saw both sides share possession, however poor handling on both sides of the ball meant there was little in the way of attacking opportunities.
That did change though and it looked like the Knights might find a way to work their way back into the match.
The home side had consecutive sets on the Lions' line and went close on a number of occasions, but couldn't find a way to break the Gerringong defence.
After that spirited showing in defence, the Lions then put the game to bed.
With the breeze at their back and some determined running from their outside backs, they easily marched up-field.
Again choosing to run the ball on the fifth, the ball found it's way into the hands of prop Alexander Weir who caught Kiama back-pedalling and crashed over.
Taylor's second conversion of the day put the Lions ahead 32-16 with 25 minutes remaining.
Winchester then completed his hat-trick as the Lions again caught Kiama out by running the ball on the fifth and the Lions led 36-6.
The Lions then played out the final 15 minutes with no fit players on the bench after Ford limped off, but they continued to hold Kiama out.
The Knights would get a consolation try just prior to full-time when lock Tom Angel pounced on a kick left to bounce and rounded out the score at 36-10.
The Lions' pack, all forced to play big minutes due to injuries, laid the platform for the win, while Vazzoler, Keiran Poole and Matt Gladman did all they could for Kiama.
Discuss "Lions show no mercy to Knights in local derby"


Gloria Machnowski joined the Verona Environmental Commission in 2009. Gloria developed the commission's website, helped to implement a zero net loss of trees policy, ban Styrofoam from the school district cafeterias, and ban pesticides from the township's playing fields. Gloria managed multi-tiered recycling and anti-idling educational campaigns, community cleanups and Earth Day events. After serving as the Vice Chair for two years, Gloria was appointed VEC Chairperson in 2013. Like all VEC members, she serves without compensation. Gloria is also a member of Sustainable Verona, and she leads the SCA Beautification Committee at H. B. Whitehorne Middle School.
Gloria has been living in Verona with her husband and two children since 2007, she is fluent in Spanish, and enjoys outdoor activities. She has a bachelor's degree in Social Communication Sciences from Buenos Aires University and extensive experience in digital imaging and video editing. Since 2005 Gloria has been working for the Gruss Lipper Digital Laboratory at the Center for Jewish History in New York City. She is currently a Senior Photographer, responsible for the digitization of rare and fragile collection materials and the creation of digital surrogates. Previously she worked as a photographer for the Digital Imaging Unit at the New York Public Library. She has also worked for the New York Consulate General of Argentina and Lincoln Road Studios, in addition to a wide range of freelance work.


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Today's webpage comprises the easiest methods of Chrominio uninstalling, alongside with the links to the most powerful antiviral utility. Even more, we will teach you what Chrominio is and how to shield the device from it. The useful tips about how to uninstall adware from your workstation and from your favorite browsers are here too.
Chrominio adware does not constitute real danger to your workstation, that's the fact for you to know. It isn't a dangerous virus, but you should not stay with it inside your OS. Chrominio summons serious problems and is very hard to get rid of. What should worry you more is that it can become nastier over time, if you keep it without your attention. To help you to avoid this scenario, we have compiled here the complete data about Chrominio, its ways of infection and ways to beat it. If you're concerned about the uninstalling only – simply ignore the below parts and go directly to instructions.
The most important thing you should realize about Chrominio is that its hazard toward your computer grows respectively to the amount of time it crawls within it. Chrominio's #1 task is to show ads, and by doing so, it modifies the settings of your browsers, including certain antiviral options, making your computer thin-skinned against all kinds of the viral problems. All the content that was banned due to its unreliability is now free to download. All those scam download links which asked for user's approval will simply download a virus into your OS in a blink of an eye after you make a click. We can go on for days with this, yet long story short - let's say that the sooner you will uninstall this adware – the better.
Chrominio is capable of gathering the info about the configuration of operator's PC, the visited webpages, victim's search requests and a bunch of other parameters. All this info is extremely valued by both hackers and the large corporations, specifically if it is available in good supply. That's why swindlers want to get as many PC's infected as they can, in spite of that 90% of them will be cleared of adware almost instantly.
Malware can be used as a keylogger, obtaining every single character typed with the help your keyboard. It includes passwords to major websites, payment systems, social networks, mail, etc.
Chrominio might be utilized to carry out certain spyware functions, through your video-recording device or microphone.
We strongly doubt that malware carries out these functions at the moment, as it requires certain adjusting. Still, you have to remember that by letting it dwell within your machine, you are making it possible.
We have explained to you the very significant things about Chrominio's main aim, but it has another function that you have to be aware of. Through time, Chrominio starts engaging other advertising utilities into your computer. We're certain that you've encountered the deeply infected PC no fewer than one time: the machine that barely turns on, and launches even a simple program for a minute or more. The one with a browser window smaller than the stack of add-ons, and a bunch of dangerous utilities running in stealth mode continuously. Will you enjoy your computer to become like this? We truly doubt it.
To comprehend how to deal with Chrominio, you should realize the principles of its work. Other harmful tools aren't aligned with Chrominio in any way, yet it made the infection possible by turning the protection settings off. The more time Chrominio spends in the machine, the uglier the situation is. The only technique to clear this mess is to get rid of Chrominio completely.
To take control over the system, Chrominio prefers the bundled installation manner. That is to say, you have provided Chrominio with help while it worked on infecting your workstation. The technique is super simple. Scammers create a package of several perilous programs and a single decent tool, to draw victims' attention to it, and trick them into downloading it. The procedure of installation is modified so that customer may either install the full pack, or decline it, but there is no chance to get only the good tool. The point is that most victims don't even notice that – they quickly click "ok" and proceed forward without reading. To deflect the penetration through this method, you need to consider the odds of adware infection every time you install a free utility.
We're aware of two ways for a customer to delete Chrominio. The hand deletion depends on operator's experience, but it includes no installation of additional utilities. The software manner, on the contrary, needs not a thing except for getting an effective AV tool. You can go with any of these two, but remember that you shouldn't utilize the manual way if you aren't steady about your PC knowledge. The deletion in hand mode consists of such complicated actions as registry cleaning, and even the slightest mistake might call terrible consequences to your PC. The deletion via AV program, on the contrary, is way less demandable as it comes to practice and skills. All your performance boils down to downloading an antivirus and pressing the button to scan the PC and delete Chrominio in a few minutes. If you like this one – let's present you Spyhunter. It's one of the most efficient adware-killing programs available, and its benefits are proven by more than a decade of its existence. If you're going to try Spyhunter – click the link under this paragraph.
2. In the Currently installed programs box, click the Chrominio, and then click Change or Change/Remove.


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Go Charlie!
Obama is trying to chicken out when the problem they started is backfiring.
Don't let them off the hook that easily.
Jen, New York, NY
Poor Hillary. Her chances are going to be ruined by all her outspoken supporters.
Obama/Bloomberg '08
The only reason Charlie Rangel suggested the draft was to point out that it is mostly poorest fighting our wars, not the wealthiest.
So using that to discredit him on this is stupid. I'm glad he pointed out how silly Obama's mystified reaction was. Like he doesn't know what is going on with the campaign – or that his South Caroline campaign has been stoking this issue for the past week or longer.
You are fooling yourself if you think there aren't political maneuvers going on by both Clinton and Obama on this. This oh so innocent act from Obama is wearing thin.
Hillary knows she wins if race is an issue, which is why she brought it up in the first place and why Rangel is keeping it going.
Any comment on the Civil Rights movement of the sixties implies race. I don't recall hearing about the "civil rights" riots in Watts or Detroit – they were called "race" riots pure and simple
If Obama wins, then basically the Sharptons, Jacksons and Rangels of this world have to start looking for a new job. The confrontational "black as victim" politics will have been buried. So will the Clintons.
Mike, Austin Texas
So let me get this straight... According to Wikipedia, Charlie Rangel, A high school dropout at the age of 16, who went into the military, then later finished high school and later recieved a Law degree from St. John's University. Now this man is calling Obama, whom attended Columbia then recieved his J.D. degree from Harvard, magna cum laude and had an election as the Harvard Law Review's first black president in 104 years according to The New York Times...again Charlie Rangle is calling this man stupid?
To further talk about Wikipedia's references about Barack, he was a man who worked as a community organizer, a civil rights lawyer, worked with low income residents, etc. This is truly a man who had a passion for working to help people.
Stupid? Maybe I'm missing something here. Charlie should be respected for his drive for an education and his military experience, but he belittles himself to call a man with Barack Obama's education and experience, "stupid" and I don't think that Obama's remarks to remind of us of the part that Dr. Martin Luther King played in the Civil Rights Act, is something to be called "stupid" for, regardless of the accuracy or inaccuracy of the statement.
greg,new york
Wow, I am so disapointed in rep.RAngel's words.
what is going on with the old guys.
they are living int he past. It's time to CHANGE
Obama is not playing the race card he wants to stay on topic.
I suggest Hillary and people stay on subject also before we destroy the democratic party.
I am very confused.. When has Obama attacked Hillary? I don't understand it. I have looked and looked, and the best I can find is Obama saying something was "ill-advised".. Is it just me, or is the Clinton machine creating a negative campaign against itself? (My computer's spell check is racist, it keeps saying 'Obama' is spelled wrong.
Ida Lula
Anyone besides me tired of the whole "race card" issue in politics, and how people who have one skin tone can act like they get to say things that people who have another skin tone aren't even supposed to be able to address? We're all Americans here, and I don't really have any sympathy or support for anyone who uses their racial heritage to try and undermine anyone's first amendment rights to speak about anything at all.
Barack Obama is making serious waves, and it's not just the other candidates that are taking notice.
Bill Clinton wants "his" White House back, and all of the old Friends of Bill want to go along for the ride. Including black business leaders like Bob Johnson and politicos like Charlie Rangel. They've got their promises or understanding that they'll have special access, influence, positions, jobs for their friends and relatives. Then of course we have John Kerrey of Nebraska, always a loose cannon, who maybe figures he can swing a Task Force chairmanship out of the next Clinton White House.
When politicians are crossed, their true personalities come out. Yes, they may be "for" civil rights, world peace, aid to the poor, and all sorts of worthwhile things. But, more than anything else, they want their seat at the head table. When they see that seat and make plans for it, they can and will turn nasty when somebody comes along to threaten to take it away. They'll make attacks that seem incomprehensible, except to other committed supporters of their candidate. Liberal Democrats can be just as nasty as conservative Republicans.
Barack Obama is THE candidate of change. Hillary Clinton is the candidate of continued Bush-Clinton family duopoly of the White House. I'm certain they've already got her nickname lined up: she'll "forty four", and Bill will be "forty two", to go with George HW Bush as "forty one" and Dubya as "forty three". Won't that be cute? 41-42-43-44. I can just imagine both families getting together at the WH and having jokes about what numbers to assign to Jenna, Barbara and Chelsea.
I am Black
So far no black supporter of Hillary Clinton have spoken or represented my point of view about Obama. To tell you the truth I am actually ashamed.
, SC.
Saddesst thing she sends out other blacks to attack a brother. They just don't realize when you attack one you attack yourself.
Veronique, Cumming, GA
Obama is the embodiement of what MLK fought for, that one day, Americans of all ethnicities will vote for a black candidate based on the content of his character rather than on his race. I can't believe it's black leaders who are now shutting this dream now. They are bought and paid for by the Clintons. And there's nobody brave enough out there to point this out to them. Very sad!
Lance in Monrovia
This guy Rangel is an idiot. What post is he trying to get in a Clinton administration? When did Obama ever play the race card? When has Obama attacked Hillary? Hes responded to her attacks. That's it. He's run a transparent, squeaky clean campaign on every level. He's shown integrity, grit, charisma, and he's also by the way going to be the next President of the United States.
Therefore, Congressman Rangel, you can kiss that ambassadorship to Austrailia goodbye.
When are these high profile African Americans going to stop making illogical statements just to get into the good graces of the Clintons; e.g. Rangel, Johnson, etc. Sen. Rangel, who asked you anyway? What is your soul worth? Secretary of Defense? A weekend stay in the Lincoln bedroom? Please high-profile HIspanics, your next; resist the calls from Camp Clinton to say "as a Hispanic American I am disgusted that Obama would compare himself to Cesar Chavez by using the slogan 'si se puede'". By voting for whichever American best reflects our own ideas and values we can learn a lot about ourselves.
Cesaria
Bimmer, Hillary has people like Rangel and Johnson who as BET founder did more to harm the image of black people. She loses because her witnesses lack character.
Prayu
Right, Rangel... because people are never honest about their past mistakes, unless there's some kind of financial reward.
I'm not surprised that a Clinton supporter wouldn't understand telling a truth that had no political benefit.
There's something bias about judging HIllary on the smallest things anyone can get their hands on and just ripping her a new one.
Im a supporter of these two people but the way people try their hardest to dog this woman with whatever they can get their hands on, is disgusting.
Try actually reading into what Hillary meant by her comment.
She was giving kudos to MLK but emphazised that he was not the SOLE ACTOR in the civil rights movement. The President was the one signing, and passing ammendments.
VOTE2008.
To Senator Obama:
Why did you wait one week to condemn accusations against Hillary that her remarks (and her husband's) were racist in nature? Moreover, upon condemning these accusations, he then proceeds in the same breadth to state to ABC News that "I do think it was indicative of the perspective that she brings, which is that what happens in Washington is more important than what happens outside of Washington." He said he believes the quote betrays a belief on her part, "that the intricacies of the legislative process were somehow more significant than when ordinary people rise up and march and go to jail and fight for justice." He called that a "fundamental difference" between them (Source: ABC News Political Radar: "Obama Damps Down Racial Controversy" 01-14-08). Is there not a hypocrisy in your statement? Didn't Hillary already explicitly acknowledge Dr. King's contributions in all the aspects you outlined (See MTP 01-13-08)? What is this "fundamental difference" you refer to?
Sounds like he's blowing off another whistle while simultaneously denouncing another one. This is absolutely shameful and disrespectful. To use his own peoples' suffrage as some platform to pounce his political ambitions upon.
GaryO Virginia Beach
Rangel is absolutely correct. President Johnson signed the 1964 Civil Rights Act into law.
If he had not done so, there is no way that Doctor King or any of his supporters could have seen it happen.
Obama cannot be that unaware of history. Of course, MLK had a lot to do with the advancement of the Civil Rights movement, but he did not sign any bills into law.
That was Hillary's point. It takes a president sometimes to get things done in a timely manner.
Bimmer, actually during "her days from Wellesly College" Hillary was a Republican who campaigned against LBJ, much as she wishes to compare herself to him. And Obama never said that Dr. King could sign a bill. The man taught constitutional law, attended Columbia and Harvard, was president of the Harvard Law Review–do you really think he doesn't know who can and cannot sign a bill? Do your homework.
Oh... and Obama NEVER said Clinton's comments were racist.
The concerns were by independent African American community leaders; the Clinton campaign is the one that was paranoid and blamed it on super secret Obama agents .
Hillary started this, made it ugly, and now her supporters are keeping it ugly.
Also, let's be Frank. Barack is facing a black community that is torn between its self imposed loyalties to the Clintons because of Bill Clintons support of black people, and a new emerging leader who is himself part black with a message of hope for not only black people, but all people. The black community is making it very rough for Barack because of this and in my opinion they are making a big mistake by not coming together to support a candidate who not only is a representative of their community but also carries a spectacular message of change that not only challenges but completely destroys the wall of "status quo" that we all have faced in previous presidencies.
aisha naeem
i m so happy to see that african american are the smarter ones ,and they know better than what obama supporters tried to tell them .after all hillary is the best go girlllllllllllllll
This is sooo very sad!... i knew this was gonna happen...Obama worked so hard not to include race in his platform, and somehow the Clintons have found a way to do exactly what they have done in Washington: POLARIZATION!
Except this time it isn't between Dems vs. Repubs, rather it BLACK vs. WHITE.
The Clinton's know that race is a touchy issue that drives as big of a wedge between folks as issues like gay marriage, abortion, the war....and so on.
They know that race will undoubtedly change the dynamic of the presidential contest and will likely swing all the black votes for Obama & swing all the white votes for her. And if that happens, Obama may find it difficult to win! It's all too sad that it has to come to this!
My HOPE is that ALL Americans both white & black, and everything in between can live and think above this non-sense...
Good Luck Obama! I'm still in your corner!
AJ, IL
Bill Clinton the first "black president"? This term was coined from author Toni Morrison in 1998. Toni Morrison said "Clinton displays almost every trope of blackness: single-parent household, born poor, working-class, saxophone-playing, McDonald's-and-junk-food-loving boy from Arkansas." So this was Toni Morrison's view of Black America, as a bunch of poor, single-parent having , music playing, junk-food eating people. Sorry as an educated African-American, I find that comparison insulting.


1. Do it again, and you are done. Finished. Haya terminado.
Here's a little secret Senior Suarez, "There will be another you." Yep. It's a sad truth, but there will always be another star in your sport to capture our attention. So, we, but more importantly, your country (which you let down) and your professional club (which you let down), do not have to put up with your antics. Hopefully when Uruguay takes the pitch vs. Columbia on Saturday, a new star will be born.
2. FIFA included some type of psychological therapy/counseling.
Only upon successful completion of treatment can he, then, possibly be considered to be reinstated. There is something seriously wrong with this individual, and he needs help. Any person whom gets the urge to sink their teeth into another human being is sick. And to do this THREE times? Are you serious?
"But Jon," you will all argue, "It's not fair to his team to be penalized for his actions." My response. "Yes, yes it is." It's time players hold each other more responsible. It's time for teams to demand their players are more responsible.
And more importantly, it's time for us, the FANS, to hold our beloved teams to a higher standpoint. Remove Suarez from sport, and place him in another real life profession, and try to picture how this will go: Doctor getting ready to take your BP (bites your neck), a librarian showing you the poetry section (gnaws on your arm), a Life Guard rescues you (then chomps onto your shoulder). You get my point.
Futbol fans have spoken, Suarez.


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Mariano: The man nobody wants but every neighborhood needs
By Raymond V. Mariano | April 2, 2017
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William T. Breault, chairman of the Main South Alliance for Public Safety ... and a Worcester Warrior.
Introducing Worcester Warriors, an occasional series. "Worcester is a great community, not because of its buildings but because of its people. From time to time, I will feature some of the people who work to make our community a better place to live. If you would like to recommend an individual or group to highlight, please contact me at Mariano@worcester.ma." — Ray Mariano
"These people deserve their lives back."
— Denzel Washington as Sam Chisolm in "The Magnificent Seven"
In more than one old western movie, a gunslinger comes to town. He is a known killer and the good townsfolk want nothing to do with him. He is looked at with disdain. People keep their distance. Then danger comes to their town and everyone looks to the gunslinger to save them.
In Worcester, the gunslinger is Billy Breault, and the townsfolk live in Main South.
Billy is in the family business. It all started with his dad, Ted Breault. A small man with a quick smile, Ted operated a TV repair business in Main South next to the former H.H. Brown Shoe Co. Ted was very active in the neighborhood and his son followed in his father's footsteps.
Billy started the Main South Alliance for Public Safety in the mid-1980s and has been its leader ever since. Initially, the group focused on curbing prostitution. To get the attention of city leaders, Breault and other alliance members got four video teams with cameras to videotape the problem. They gave the video to the press and the issue exploded.
In 1992, Breault got the City Council to approve a measure that would impound the vehicles of individuals arrested for soliciting sex. Unfortunately, the city solicitor said that a change in state law would be required before that measure could be put in place.
In 1993, Breault and his band of public-safety crusaders took to the streets with walkie-talkies to report prostitution and other street crimes.
In 1994, Breault supported a measure, which I put forward as mayor, to publish the photographs and addresses of individuals arrested and convicted for prostitution in their hometown newspapers. About 50 percent of the johns are from out of town, and the idea was to make them think twice before looking for service in Worcester.
A few years earlier, in 1990, a tragic fire that claimed the lives of a mother and her three children on Florence Street motivated Breault and his Main South Alliance to advocate that smoke detectors be hardwired rather than simply battery-powered and for tougher fire regulations. He also advocated for the replacement of the Webster Square fire station.
With each of these issues, Breault's fierce advocacy helped make meaningful changes that likely saved lives.
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Never one to be satisfied, even when he wins, Breault has continued to focus on fire safety every year with a public commemoration on March 7, the anniversary of the Florence Street fire.
As chairman of the Main South Community Development Corporation board of directors, Breault was involved in a highly successful effort to renovate existing housing in his neighborhood.
Breault is not very polished and he does not present himself comfortably.
He is loud and brash. His hair is long and unruly, and he sports a giant mustache that looks like a battering ram. His face carries an almost perpetual scowl. And when he gets angry, and that is often, he looks like someone you want to avoid. Detractors call him a loudmouth, a bully and much worse.
But there is one thing you can be certain of: When Billy is fighting for the people of Main South, no one wants to mess with him – at least not without backup.
As former Mayor Jordan Levy pointed out, "When I got a call from (Billy), I held the arms of my chair really tight, because I knew I was in for a hell of a ride."
Levy felt Breault's impact on Main South was "huge."
"Without Billy Breault, I don't believe the city would have ever put the resources into the prostitution and drug-related problems. Main South today is totally changed. The PIP Shelter is gone, kids can play in the park, the CDC has renovated and constructed quality housing, and street crime, although still a problem, is nothing compared to before he became the strong, fearless advocate he is."
Former District 4 Councilor Barbara Haller agreed with Levy and indicated that no one has had more of a positive impact on Main South and its people than Breault.
While his main focus has been on cleaning up the neighborhood by getting rid of prostitution and drug dealing, Breault has more recently spent time and energy asking the city to regulate dirt bikes and all-terrain vehicles. His efforts, and the efforts of others, ultimately led to the city enacting an ordinance restricting their use.
Breault successfully fought to move the Public Inebriate Program/People in Peril (PIP) shelter out of Main South, to crack down on slumlords and troublesome rooming houses, and to stop changes in zoning that would harm the neighborhood.
If he was just fighting to rid the neighborhood of drug dealers, prostitutes and johns, Breault's behavior might be easier to tolerate. But he has also spoken out about the dangers of legalized marijuana and placing needle-exchange containers in public spaces – and he did it with the same passion he brings to every issue.
That ruffled more than a few feathers.
Courtesy Steven Rothschild
Billy Breault, left — unsurprisingly not standing next to Councilor Rivera — generally finds himself in the middle of getting things done.
Breault has never been one to worry about mixing it up with people in leadership positions. Over the last several decades, every mayor has had the opportunity to gavel Billy out of order at a meeting, many of us several times.
In 2013, Breault got into a heated exchange with the executive director of the Main South CDC. The result was that, for a time, Breault was banned from the CDC offices. Breault later apologized. He is no longer on that board.
More recently, Breault got into a dust-up with District 4 Councilor Sarai Rivera when she objected to his calling a neighborhood meeting to discuss the Albion rooming house.
Rivera complained that she had already held such a meeting. At a subcommittee meeting, which Rivera chaired, Breault defended his actions and Rivera said that she felt harassed and "unsafe." She went so far as to ask the mayor to have police present at subsequent meetings.
In the end, Billy Breault is a man who believes in what he does regardless of what others say. He is a combination of what his detractors and his supporters say about him.
The bottom line is this: More than any elected official, more than any mayor, city councilor or state representative, more than any religious or community leader, Billy Breault has been the champion of Main South.
He has been a fearless and tireless advocate for the good people who live in a neighborhood that most people would rather not even drive through. Nobody has fought harder for the people of Main South. Nobody!
Some people, who have the luxury of not having to live in Main South, can afford to turn their nose up at Breault's aggressive behavior. But if you happen to live in Main South, you are glad to have him on your side. It is undeniable that he has made Main South and Worcester a better place to live.
Like the gunslinger in the movie, you may not want to invite Billy Breault to dinner, but when trouble appears, you are glad he is in your town.
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Raymond V. Mariano is a Worcester Sun columnist. He comments on his hometown every Sunday in Worcester Sun.
About Raymond V. Mariano
Raymond V. Mariano retired as Worcester Housing Authority executive director in July 2016. He was mayor of Worcester from 1993 to 2001, and a city councilor and School Committee member before that. He grew up in Great Brook Valley and holds degrees from Worcester State College and Clark University.
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7 thoughts on "Mariano: The man nobody wants but every neighborhood needs"
Bill on April 2, 2017 at 6:08 pm said:
Nice piece
Nelson Castro on April 2, 2017 at 6:23 pm said:
Good solid piece. Not much ink is used for Main South "Good Stories", Mariano does it
Tom Taylor on April 3, 2017 at 7:30 am said:
About time someone wrote about people who make our neighborhoods click and their efforts to make Worcestef a better place to live.!
JK on April 3, 2017 at 1:33 pm said:
Very nice article! Thanks for introducing Billy and recognizing all he has done for Worcester.
I believe we should applaude the "Billy B. Watch Dogs" in neighborhoods everywhere.
Kim Strniste on June 11, 2017 at 9:23 am said:
Great Article !!!!
Jerry G. on December 30, 2018 at 1:36 am said:
As Lt. Harry Callahan said, "You're a legend in your own mind." Chairman? Of what? Me myself and I? I'm glad you're losing the battle against marijuana! Stay in your own neighborhood little man! We don't want your mean scowl nor your ugly mustachio'd mug in ours.
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1 ) Former catcher Al Lopez* was named as the Chicago White Sox new manager on this date in 1956.
3) Catcher/outfielder Yogi Berra was released by the NY Yankees on this date in 1963.
4) On this date in 1965, the Houston Astros released pitcher Robin Roberts.


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We hold your education records securely until you change school. Your records will then be transferred to your new school, where they will be retained until you reach the age of 25, after which they are safely destroyed.
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Funeral services for Opal Anita Page, 89, will be held at Branon Funeral Home Chapel in Lamesa, Texas, on Saturday, January 18, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. with Pastor Dave Havir officiating.
Interment will follow at Dawson County Cemetery.
Arrangements are under the direction of Branon Funeral Home.
Mrs. Page passed away Monday, January 13, 2020 in Mineola, Texas.
Opal Anita Page, daughter of Luther Edgar and Edna May (Holland) Page was born in Ochoa, New Mexico July 3, 1930. At the age of 2, the family moved to Lamesa. She graduated from Lamesa High School in 1947. She married Virgil Page in January of 1950 and they started farming south of Lamesa. They soon moved to their home place west of town and continued to live there until 2017 when they moved to East Texas.
Opal shared her husband's passion for farming and together they farmed in Lamesa for over 60 years. Mrs. Page loved farming, gardening, working in the yard, studying her Bible, being active in her church, and writing short stories.
She was totally devoted to her family. Opal will be remembered by her family and friends as a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She was a lady of conviction, loyalty and trustworthiness.
Opal Page was preceded in death by her husband, Virgil Page; her parents; and her sister, Edna Mobley.
She is survived by her daughters Pamela Havir (Dave), and Carolyn Ellefson, her grandchildren, David Havir III (Diana), Jonathan Havir (Traci), Damien Sanchez (Michelle), April Sandoval (Joshua), Candice Owen (Matthew), and twins Cheyenne and Courtney Sanchez; her great-grandchildren Danae, Karina, Kyleigh, Alexander, Calvin, Noelle, Gabriella, Owen, Emmanuel, Rafael, Michael, Elijah, Hope, Russel, Rainan, and Kieran. She is also survived by two brothers; Weldon Page (Dorothy) and Roy Page (Nancy).
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You can reach, but you can't grab it.
You cannot connect it - love.
You know what that is but you still want some.
You don't always show it - love.
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Eight fire engines are at the scene of a huge blaze involving a number of caravans in Haywards Heath.
The fire in Scaynes Hill Road, Lindfield, Haywards Heath, broke out at 4.18pm this afternoon (March 20).
A spokesman for West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service said: "We were called to a report of a fire in Scaynes Hill Road, Lindfield at 4.18pm this afternoon (March 20).
"One appliance initially attended, and upon arrival was met with a well-established fire involving a number of caravans.
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Residents are being advised to keep their doors and windows closed.
Slow traffic in the area has also been reported.
An eyewitness said on Facebook she she heard 'a lot of explosions'.


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Over the past several posts I've been talking about the role of search, conversation, and media in your business. While not explicit, each of these posts was about one thing: Marketing.
Marketing is one of the most misunderstood practices in business today. For most of us, marketing is about convincing potential customers that our product or service is worth their money. And while that's certainly party true, it never struck me as the whole narrative.
Brady reprises the Google Alphabet (the first word auto-populated by the newly integrated Google Suggest for each letter in the alphabet)….
Brady reprises the Google Alphabet (the first word auto-populated by the newly integrated Google Suggest for each letter in the alphabet).
Friday linkday: Via Churbuck, a nice walkthrough of how to use Google search tools to understand site acquisition and traffic patterns. As long as we're in a learning mode, here's a post on using FriendFeed as a business tool. The IE8 beta is out. I need to grok this….
Via Churbuck, a nice walkthrough of how to use Google search tools to understand site acquisition and traffic patterns.
As long as we're in a learning mode, here's a post on using FriendFeed as a business tool.
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Author John BattellePosted on August 29, 2008 Categories Random, But Interesting, RoundUps1 Comment on Links, Etc.
Perks defined Google for years, and defined most Silicon Valley culture as well. Microsoft has been famous for its perks since the early 90s, in fact. So when a number of posts, sparked by a NYT article (now nearly two months old) claim that the era of perks is over at Google, it prompts musings such as this one in ComputerWorld, claiming Google has lost its mojo.
I'm not sure that's true, at least not yet. Perhaps amongst IT managers, that's true (ComputerWorld being an IT publication, after all), but I am not sure IT managers ever had more than a passing interest in Google's "mojo" to begin with.
The piece is entirely anecdotal, so the conclusion must be as well. For now, the jury is out.
7 Comments on Who Stole The Mojo?
Author John BattellePosted on August 27, 2008 Categories Media/Tech Business Models, Random, But Interesting7 Comments on Who Stole The Mojo?
I hear you all. What is Battelle on about, all this music stuff, all this non search stuff? I am sorry, but you have to trust me, it's going somewhere. I'm following a hunch, of a sorts.
Today some bankers from Piper Jaffrey came by, and they asked me the same question I was asked by two or three reporters who were writing pieces on Google's 10th anniversary. (When is it, anyway? I am sure it's this year, depending on how you count…).
Anyway, the question is this: So what's next? What might unseat Google?
I have to ask. After seeing them live, I have to wonder. They did rip my head off, as did Metallica at Bonnaroo. They have this way of being both ridiculously tight, as well as totally psychedelic. Not easy to pull off. What do you all think? Are you Radiohead fans? Why?
16 Comments on Is Radiohead Genius?
Author John BattellePosted on August 26, 2008 Categories Random, But Interesting16 Comments on Is Radiohead Genius?
Google launches Ad Manager to the public and Google Suggest. Meanwhile, Street View keeps pushing the big question in our society: Where do we end and the public begins?
Here's the streaming output of CrowdFire: You can grab your own here. AFP coverage here….
You can grab your own here.
CrowdFire was consuming. It will take me some time to get back in the groove. I have to say, I'm really, really floored by what our teams did on site at Outside Lands, and what CrowdFire has the potential to be. Check it out, here. And here's my shooting, I'm not even close to finished uploading stuff….
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Author John BattellePosted on August 25, 2008 Categories Site Related3 Comments on Where's Battelle?


I love all of Rick Riordan's books and this is no exception, prepare to meet a new group of Heroes.
I love all the new characters and kept the old ones as well. I recommend you read the Percy Jackson series first to get to know old characters. This is an amazing book and I can't wait to read the rest!
Not as good as percy jackson series but still good. It's just too much secret to start with. But it's getting better. Can't wait till 2nd book.


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Batman: Year One
Title: Batman: Year One
Artist: David Mazzucchelli
Writer: Frank Miller
Collects: Batman #404-407
If there has ever been a modern Batman story more influential than Frank Miller's 1986 masterpiece, The Dark Knight Returns, it was Frank Miller's 1987 masterpiece, Batman: Year One. It's remarkable that the same writer scripted two such extraordinary stories a year apart, but truly incredible that the two stories approach the character so differently and accomplish such different things. Yet, there is no contradiction between the two works: Year One depicts a young man who is about to leap, literally, into his life's work, while DKR stars an aging man who accepts that his mission is something he can never leave behind. But these two moments are so far apart that we can barely fathom that the same character's life contains them. Year One stands separate from DKR, not as a prequel.
Superman, Wonder Woman, and other DC characters were significantly redefined by post-Crisis reboots, but Year One leaves the facts of Batman's life much the same as before. Year One, rather, fills in small details during a legendary year; the time frame that Year One spans is covered by just four panels in an earlier origin story, 1980's The Untold Legend of the Batman. This gives Miller freedom to blend existing stories and new elements into a new work that feels familiar just often enough to make Miller's inventions resound.
Year One has a particular quality that is shocking to the reader, a quality that virtually all previous superhero comics had energetically rejected: Realism. Could Batman be real? Of course not. But could the Batman in Year One be real? Still, the answer is no, but many scenes play so close to real life that we feel like we've jumped right out of the superhero genre and into a different world. Year One shows Bruce Wayne going into action eight times, and three of them go badly. He is stabbed once, shot four times, beaten over the head once, and trapped by the police twice. True, he escapes both time he's captured, and the most unrealistic thing in the story might be that he heals well enough to continue as Batman, but for a while here and there, we forget that Year One's world isn't our world. This draws the reader into thinking about Batman's weapons and tactics on the practical basis that Batman's voice-over narration provides, and so the story works on a level that a Green Lantern or Flash story never could, and earlier Batman stories usually did not. Year One's realism has spun off a new "How To" subgenre of Batman story, with narration exploring Batman's training and tactics filling many pages in post-Year One stories and at least three entire published books. The practical details of being Batman show up in every Batman movie since 1989's Batman, and provides much of the basis of Batman Begins and was a major focus of a new title, Legends of the Dark Knight, which focused on key events early in Batman's career when his crime fighting approach was being shaped.
In addition, Year One introduced the organized crime family of Carmine Falcone, who, unlike many "disposable" mobster characters seen in Batman stories over the years, provided a substantial basis for future stories exploring the same era. Year One's take on the Falcones and a younger Harvey Dent recurred in The Long Halloween and other stories, building up a rich Godfather-like early history of Batman continuity. This created a timeline in which Batman faced more realistic, organized-crime opponents, rather than masked super villains, early in his career. While Year One devotes considerable time to developing Selina Kyle as a third focus, and mentions the Joker in the very last panel, the emphasis on realistic criminals further grounds the series in realism.
At the heart of Year One are two men: Bruce Wayne – who has the inspiration, on panel, to become Batman – and Jim Gordon, then a junior officer new to Gotham. The narration alternates between the two men with calendar dates in the captions, showing us a year in their lives as Wayne figures out how to fight a war in the streets and Gordon fights one at work and another one in his marriage. Both men are fiercely principled, physically tough, and in way over their heads. In time, they learn to trust one another, but not until the titular year reaches November. Along the way, they square off against one another, directly and indirectly, with Gordon gradually figuring out how to wrest himself from the clutches of the corrupt Gotham City police force that prefers its criminals to the new caped crime fighter.
Gordon is yet another element who grounds the story, even down to his Chicago (a real city) origin. It is his story that makes the narration work, filling in the blanks between long stretches of time (according to the dateline captions) in which we don't see Bruce Wayne at all. Between January 4 and March 11, we don't see Bruce Wayne do anything at all except return home and kick a tree trunk. What is he doing in the meantime? Certainly not "nothing." The blank spaces invite the reader to contemplate that question and imagine what elaborate preparations of Wayne's body and equipment must be taking place. But they are left unseen, while Gordon begins a long and difficult road to fight temptation in the form of an attractive female partner and a very dirty police department.
But when Bruce Wayne first goes into action, amid scenery right out of Taxi Driver, and fails badly, we find out that his unseen preparation wasn't nearly enough. Wayne barely escapes with his life and identity intact, and beats a self-imposed deadline – a literal deadline, in which his blood will run out of his body if he doesn't summon Alfred to save him – to devise a better way to fight crime, a way that comes to him in crashing glass and a vow to become a bat.
Nothing goes right for the new Batman on his first try, and not always on his second. Year One tells us succinctly about his dozens of encounters interdicting street criminals and focuses, instead, on showing us how he uses skill and brilliance to bring down the city's big criminals, some of whom were elected. He fights a many-front war against ordinary crooks, big bosses, and even the Gotham police. His victories ultimately break up the logjam of corruption that made Gotham "no place to raise a family." By story's end, Gordon is free to call Batman to help on a case. That is the story arc that Year One brilliantly travels, taking an almost plausibly real city and introducing Batman into it, giving us for the first and arguably only time, a compelling explanation for the set-up that other Batman stories have simply assumed, that a man who dresses like a bat is the police's ally (and their superior) in fighting crime.
Batman: Year One stays with you. You don't forget Batman's failures and successes, the new Selina Kyle, the struggling Jim Gordon, or the Falcones. Miller's plot and dialogue and David Mazzucchelli's art create a new world, and although many creators have tried to take us, we've never really gone back to that place since.
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The comedian drew 11 complaints from viewers over his unorthodox bake.
The broadcasting regulator received 11 complaints from viewers over the comedian's edible tribute to the birth of his child on the charity edition of the baking programme for Stand Up To Cancer.
Ofcom has assessed the complaints but chose not to investigate, ruling that Brand's references were presented in a light-hearted manner and were mainly aired after the watershed.
He appeared on the Bake Off on March 5, with the episode airing between 8pm and 9.15pm on Channel 4.
An Ofcom spokeswoman said: "We considered a small number of complaints about comments in this charity baking competition.
The comedian and actor baked a miniature version of his partner in a birthing pool complete with a confectionery placenta for his showstopper creation.
Brand impressed judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith with his unorthodox piece, with Leith labelling it "a celebration of womanhood Germaine Greer would have approved of".
He went on to win the Star Baker accolade on the programme, fending off competition from Hollywood star Jon Lithgow, comedian Jon Richardson and Paralympian Hannah Cockroft.


The font is modern, replacing one which was described in 1860 as "so much mutilated as to be useless." The new one has a bowl of triangular shape, with curved sides, supported on marble shafts with moulded capitals and bases.
The plate consists of a cup and cover paten of 1571, a paten and flagon of 1709-10 given by Richard Watts and a fluted paten or small alms dish of 1637-8, originally having two handles, but one now missing.
There are four bells, a treble by Taylor of Loughborough added in 1911 to a former ring of three, which had been recast, also by Taylor's 1903.
There are also memorials to Edward Chesilden (d. 1688) and other members of the Chesilden family (1725-1815), and to eight men of the parish who fell in the War of 1914-19.
A case containing a bassoon, fiddle, two oboes and a flute, which were in use until 1860, was placed at the west end of the church in 1923. The royal arms of Queen Victoria are in the vestry.


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Carlos Alcaraz becomes youngest year-end No. 1 in men's tennis as Rafael Nadal's slump continues at ATP Finals.
Rafael Nadal has lost his last four tour-level matches, but returns to full fitness while competing for his second consecutive ATP Finals title today.
"I think that it is a little bit ridiculous that I am going to play a tournament at a club where in the last year and a half nobody else has played in a month," Nadal told reporters in Paris ahead of today's final.
"I am playing for my second French Open title. That's what I've been working for," Nadal added.
The Spaniard has not won this year's event since the 2008 final, losing his previous six finals at the tournament. The two-time French Open winner has had an inconsistent campaign on the season and has lost his final four matches in a row.
This will be Nadal's first French Open final since 2011 where he lost in the second round to Roger Federer.
"I played my best match on Friday against [John] Isner," Nadal said. "Isner is the favorite at the moment. I like his game. I like what he gives and I will not go easy on him in the semis. I will be there for the third round [to] try to do what I did against [Sergio] Garcia, where I gave myself a tough match. He showed me that he can beat me."
"On Friday, he played brilliantly. He played well in his first two matches against [David] Ferrer and [Marcel] Laing. He came back from a set and a break down against [Johann] Tschussky. And in the third set, he showed me that he can not be nervous.
"He is a great player. He is a great player. He plays at the highest level. His opponent is a strong player, but so far, he is fighting well,
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Well i've finally finished installing the Gallery. Therefore the photos page is gone, and any links to it should be broken.
In my typical about-face style i changed my mind on which PHP gallery i was going to use, and decided rather to go with DAlbum.
Right now there is only one album in the gallery because i don't have many pictures, but Andrew and Tim will be pleased to know that their photos are in there. I considered the possibility of allowing people to automatically post their own photos to the gallery, but decided against it because of various security and content related issues (plus i like having the power of screening anything coming into my site *insert evil laugh*). So as usual, if you want any photos up there, just email them to me.
I'm also finding it hard to believe that we are almost at the end of January. Usually by this time I am almost itching to go back to uni. But this year my not wanting to back to uni is still as strong as ever. I guess this site has kept me occupied.
are you considering linking to, like, people's webpages? like, people's you know?
yeah sure, if anyone else has a site?


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"Measles outbreak exposes holes in vaccine coverage" (Baltimore Sun - January 31, 2015)
Measles was nearly eliminated across the country nearly 15 years ago, an immunization victory over a highly contagious respiratory virus that once injured thousands and killed hundreds every year. Dr. Leana Wen, Baltimore's new health commissioner, criticized a movement by some parents who refuse to vaccinate their children, citing concerns of possible side effects. Read more here.
"As the toll of heroin rises in Baltimore, so does the cost of a life-saving drug" (Baltimore Business Journal - January 30, 2015)
An overdose-reversing drug that is a linchpin in Baltimore's plan to combat heroin overdose deaths has more than doubled in price over the past year, causing health leaders to worry their efforts to control a public health crisis could be derailed. "There are very few diseases for which there is a complete cure that can stop death," said Dr. Leana Wen, the city's newly minted health commissioner. Read more here.
Health Commissioner Speaks At CareFirst Community Event
Dr. Leana Wen was among the many community leaders at CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield's annual CareFirst A Salute to Our Community Partners event.
Code Blue Declared in Baltimore For Friday & Saturday
With predicted low temperatures in the teens and single-digit wind chills, Leana Wen, M.D., Baltimore City Health Commissioner, is declaring a Code Blue for January 30 & 31. This is the third Code Blue alert for Baltimore this season; previous declarations covered January 7 – 9 and January 27-28 (total of five days).
Laboratory Testing Confirms Baltimore Child Does Not Have Measles
The Baltimore City Health Department learned today that laboratory testing has confirmed that a 12-month-old Baltimore City resident does not have measles. "We are very glad that this child doesn't have measles," said Dr. Leana Wen, Baltimore City Health Commissioner. "This should be a wake-up call, however, for any parents or caregivers who have not had their children immunized. Getting children vaccinated against all types of preventable diseases protects not only that child, but everyone around them."
Let's talk about Communicable Diseases!
With so many public health emergencies being "in the news" lately across the globe – such as ebola, the flu and measles, we sat down with staff from the Baltimore City Health Department Office of Acute Communicable Diseases to learn more about their day-to-day operations and what it takes to be a health investigator in Baltimore.
"Health Commissioner Urges Cold Weather Safety Following Two City Weather-Related Deaths"
Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Leana Wen is reminding Baltimoreans to take the cold temperatures seriously in light of two recent cold-weather related deaths in the city. Baltimore's first cold weather death was a homeless man in the 18-44 age group which occurred on January 6, 2015. The second death, of an elderly resident who was living in a home with no heat or electricity, occurred on January 24, 2015.
"Treatment of Overdose Will Cost Cities Less" (New York Times - January 26, 2015)
The Clinton Foundation on Monday announced that it had negotiated a lower price for an emergency treatment that can prevent overdoses with a company that makes it. The soaring cost of the treatment has constrained its widespread use by municipalities across the country.
"New Baltimore Health Commissioner Leana Wen On Her Public Health Priorities" (WYPR Maryland Morning, January 26, 2015)
Dr. Leana Wen is so new as Baltimore's health commissioner that she hasn't yet been confirmed by the City Council – that's expected to take place this afternoon. She brings an impressive resume the public-health job: she started college at age 13, 5 years after she immigrated with her parents from Shanghai, China; she was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, has written a book, and taught and practice emergency-room medicine at George Washington University – all by age 31. We wanted to learn how she'll bring that intimidating background to bear on improving Baltimore's public health. She joins Sheilah in the studio.
Health Commissioner Declares Code Blue Alert In Baltimore For Tuesday & Wednesday
With predicted low temperatures and wind chills for Tuesday and Wednesday in the teens, Leana Wen, M.D., Health Commissioner for Baltimore City, is declaring a Code Blue for January 27 & 28.


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Q: C++ use std::enable_if to create std::tuple specialisations up to 10 arguments I want to create a tuple that has specializations for up to 10 args, similar to how std::pair is a specialization for two args.
i.e tuple<int,float,bool> will have the members first(), second(), and third()
Here is my attempt so far:
#pragma once

#include <tuple>
#include <type_traits>

template<typename... Types>
struct tuple : std::tuple<Types...> {

    using std::tuple<Types...>::tuple;
    static constexpr size_t size = sizeof...(Types);

    template<size_t N>
    using elem_n = std::tuple_element_t<N, std::tuple<Types...>>;

    template<size_t N>
    const elem_n<N>& get() const { return std::get<N>(*this); }

    template<size_t N>
    elem_n<N>& get() { return std::get<N>(*this); }

    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 1) || F, const elem_n<0>&> first() const { return get<0>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 2) || F, const elem_n<1>&> second() const { return get<1>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 3) || F, const elem_n<2>&> third() const { return get<2>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 4) || F, const elem_n<3>&> fourth() const { return get<3>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 5) || F, const elem_n<4>&> fith() const { return get<4>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 6) || F, const elem_n<5>&> sixth() const { return get<5>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 7) || F, const elem_n<6>&> seventh() const { return get<6>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 8) || F, const elem_n<7>&> eighth() const { return get<7>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 9) || F, const elem_n<8>&> ninth() const { return get<8>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 10) || F, const elem_n<9>&> tenth() const { return get<9>(); }

    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 1) || F, elem_n<0>&> first() { return get<0>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 2) || F, elem_n<1>&> second() { return get<1>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 3) || F, elem_n<2>&> third() { return get<2>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 4) || F, elem_n<3>&> fourth() { return get<3>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 5) || F, elem_n<4>&> fith() { return get<4>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 6) || F, elem_n<5>&> sixth() { return get<5>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 7) || F, elem_n<6>&> seventh() { return get<6>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 8) || F, elem_n<7>&> eighth() { return get<7>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 9) || F, elem_n<8>&> ninth() { return get<8>(); }
    template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 1) || F, elem_n<9>&> tenth() { return get<9>(); }

};

I have also tried it with:
template<size_t N>
using elem_n = std::conditional_t<(size >= N), std::tuple_element_t<N, std::tuple<Types...>>, void>;

But when testing with
using my_tripple = tuple<int, std::string, float>;
my_tripple a;

a.first() = 6;
a.second() = "hello";
a.third() = 0.1f;

I get the compile errors:
/usr/include/c++/9/tuple:1303: error: static assertion failed: tuple index is in range
 1303 |       static_assert(__i < tuple_size<tuple<>>::value,
      |                     ~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

And from fourth() to tenth()
 error: no type named 'type' in 'struct std::tuple_element<3, std::tuple<int, std::__cxx11::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >, float> >'
   26 |     template<bool F = false> std::enable_if_t< (size >= 4) || F, const elem_n<3>&> fourth() const { return get<3>(); }
      |                                                                                ^~~~~~

This is related to the question c++ Use std::enable_if to conditionally add getters to a variadic variant template, but the solution from that doesn't work here.
Thanks

A: Your approach of using a defaulted template parameter for second(), third() was the right direction, but what you missed is that you needed to make get<>'s template parameter dependent on the default template parameter, so it does not get resolved until template instantiation time, and never gets resolved if it's never used. Unless it's dependent on the template parameter, it gets resolved at declaration time, and it fails for the reasons given.
A short example using just second(). third(), fourth(), et. al. would get declared the same way, using size_t n=2, size_t n=3, and so on:
#include <tuple>

template<typename... Types>
struct tuple : std::tuple<Types...> {

    using std::tuple<Types...>::tuple;
    static constexpr size_t size = sizeof...(Types);

    template<size_t N>
    using elem_n = std::tuple_element_t<N, std::tuple<Types...>>;

    template<size_t N>
    const elem_n<N>& get() const { return std::get<N>(*this); }

    template<size_t N>
    elem_n<N>& get() { return std::get<N>(*this); }

    template<size_t n=1> auto second() const { return get<n>(); }
};

tuple<int> foo;

tuple<int, float> bar;

float foobar()
{
    return bar.second();  // compiles, foo.first() would be a compilation error
}

In foo's case, since get<1> never actually exists unless second() gets explicitly called, there is no compilation error.

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