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Q: android + json + how to display the extracted data in a list and when it clicked display the data in a single row? i am creating a simple android app that get data from a webserver in json type and display it in a listView  than when i select a row it must display the specified data in a single row but the problem is that the system show an error  to the selected item to display it in the other activity.
can anyone help me ???
the error is in the jsonActivityHttpClient class in the onPostExectute method, it do not take the list "finalResult" neither:
 new String[] { PLACE_NAME_TAG, LATITUDE_TAG,LONGITUDE_TAG, POSTAL_CODE_TAG }

 JSONParserHandler
package com.devleb.jsonparsingactivitydemo;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.http.HttpResponse;
import org.apache.http.client.ClientProtocolException;
import org.apache.http.client.ResponseHandler;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.BasicResponseHandler;
import org.json.JSONArray;
import org.json.JSONException;
import org.json.JSONObject;
import org.json.JSONTokener;

public class JSONParserHandler implements ResponseHandler<List<String>> {

    public static List<String> finalResult;

    public static final String PLACE_NAME_TAG = "placeName";
    public static final String LONGITUDE_TAG = "lng";
    public static final String LATITUDE_TAG = "lat";
    private static final String ADMIN_NAME_TAG = "adminCode3";
    public static final String POSTAL_CODE_TAG = "postalcode";
    private static final String POSTALCODE = "postalcodes";

    @Override
    public List<String> handleResponse(HttpResponse response)
            throws ClientProtocolException, IOException {
        // TODO Auto-generated method stub

        finalResult = new ArrayList<String>();
        String JSONResponse = new BasicResponseHandler()
                .handleResponse(response);

        try {

            JSONObject jsonObject = (JSONObject) new JSONTokener(JSONResponse)
                    .nextValue();

            JSONArray PostalCodes = jsonObject.getJSONArray(POSTALCODE);

            for (int i = 0; i < PostalCodes.length(); i++) {
                JSONObject postalCode = (JSONObject) PostalCodes.get(i);

                String name = postalCode.getString(PLACE_NAME_TAG);
                String lat = postalCode.getString(LATITUDE_TAG);
                String lng = postalCode.getString(LONGITUDE_TAG);
                String postal = postalCode.getString(POSTAL_CODE_TAG);

                List<String>tmlResult =  new ArrayList<String>();

                tmlResult.add(name);
                tmlResult.add(lat);
                tmlResult.add(lng);
                tmlResult.add(postal);

                finalResult.addAll(tmlResult);

            }
        } catch (JSONException E) {
            E.printStackTrace();
        }

        return finalResult;
    }
}

JsonActivityHttpClient
package com.devleb.jsonparsingactivitydemo;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.http.client.ClientProtocolException;
import org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpGet;

import android.app.ListActivity;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.net.http.AndroidHttpClient;
import android.os.AsyncTask;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.ListAdapter;
import android.widget.ListView;
import android.widget.SimpleAdapter;
import android.widget.TextView;

public class JsonActivityHttpClient extends ListActivity {

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        new HTTPGetTask().execute();
    }

    private class HTTPGetTask extends AsyncTask<Void, Void, List<String>> {

        private static final String USER_NAME = "devleb";

        private static final String URL = "http://api.geonames.org/postalCodeLookupJSON?postalcode=6600&country=AT&username="
                + USER_NAME;

        AndroidHttpClient mClient = AndroidHttpClient.newInstance("");

        @Override
        protected List<String> doInBackground(Void... arg0) {
            // TODO Auto-generated method stub

            HttpGet request = new HttpGet(URL);

            JSONParserHandler responseHandler = new JSONParserHandler();
            try {

                return mClient.execute(request, responseHandler);

            } catch (ClientProtocolException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            } catch (IOException e) {
                // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
            return null;

        }

        protected void onPostExecute(Void result) {
            // TODO Auto-generated method stub

            if (null != mClient) {

                mClient.close();

                ListAdapter adapter = new SimpleAdapter(
                        JsonActivityHttpClient.this, finalResult,
                        R.layout.list_item, new String[] { PLACE_NAME_TAG, LATITUDE_TAG,
                                LONGITUDE_TAG, POSTAL_CODE_TAG }, new int[] { R.id.countryname,
                                R.id.lat, R.id.lng, R.id.postalcode });

                setListAdapter(adapter);
            }

                //setListAdapter(new ArrayAdapter<String>(
                    //  JsonActivityHttpClient.this, R.layout.list_item, result));

            }

        }

    }

    @Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        // Inflate the menu; this adds items to the action bar if it is present.
        getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.json_activity_http_client, menu);
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    protected void onListItemClick(ListView l, View v, int position, long id) {
        // TODO Auto-generated method stub
        super.onListItemClick(l, v, position, id);

        String place_name = ((TextView) v.findViewById(R.id.countryname)).getText().toString();
        String lat = ((TextView) v.findViewById(R.id.lat)).getText().toString();
        String lng = ((TextView) v.findViewById(R.id.lng)).getText().toString();
        String postal_code = ((TextView) v.findViewById(R.id.postalcode)).getText().toString();

        Intent in = new Intent(getBaseContext(), RowItem.class);
        in.putExtra(PLACE_NAME_TAG, value)

    }

}

MainActivity
package com.devleb.jsonparsingactivitydemo;

import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.View.OnClickListener;
import android.widget.Button;

public class MainActivity extends Activity implements OnClickListener {

    final @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

        final Button bntLoad = (Button) findViewById(R.id.btnload);

        bntLoad.setOnClickListener(this);

    }

    @Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        // Inflate the menu; this adds items to the action bar if it is present.
        getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.main, menu);
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public void onClick(View arg0) {
        // TODO Auto-generated method stub

        startActivity(new Intent(getBaseContext(), JsonActivityHttpClient.class));
    }

}

RowItem
package com.devleb.jsonparsingactivitydemo;

import android.os.Bundle;
import android.app.Activity;
import android.view.Menu;

public class RowItem extends Activity {

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.row_item);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        // Inflate the menu; this adds items to the action bar if it is present.
        getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.row_item, menu);
        return true;
    }

}

A: i see 2 problem in your code:
1- you define your AsyncTask class like
AsyncTask<Void, Void, List<String>>

but you get Void on onPostExecute method, so you need change
protected void onPostExecute(Void result)

to
protected void onPostExecute(List<String> result)

2- you try access to finalResult on onPostExecute, bu you define that as static on JSONParserHandler so if you want access that you need :
JSONParserHandler.finalResult

but as you return that on doInBackground method so you can access that with:
result

that you get in onPostExecute.
then you need check result that is equal to null or not, because you return null after catch
your onPostExecute must be like:
protected void onPostExecute(List<String> result) {
            // TODO Auto-generated method stub

            if (null != mClient) {

                mClient.close();

             if (result != null)
             {
                ListAdapter adapter = new SimpleAdapter(
                        JsonActivityHttpClient.this, result,
                        R.layout.list_item, new String[] { PLACE_NAME_TAG, LATITUDE_TAG,
                                LONGITUDE_TAG, POSTAL_CODE_TAG }, new int[] { R.id.countryname,
                                R.id.lat, R.id.lng, R.id.postalcode });

                setListAdapter(adapter);
            }
            else
                // do any thing you want for error happened
            }


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Gamble's Ghost defeats Casse crew in Ontario Matron
TORONTO, July 15, 2018 – With a well-timed stretch run, favourite Gamble's Ghost powered up on the far outside to prevail by a neck in the $125,000 Ontario Matron Stakes (Grade 3) featured on the mid-July Sunday program at Woodbine Racetrack.
Jockey Eurico Rosa Da Silva worked out the winning trip aboard Gamble's Ghost for trainer Josie Carroll and owner/breeder Ivan Dalos, who also won last year's edition of the 1-1/16 mile stakes race for fillies and mares with Ami's Mesa.
Gamble's Ghost settled off the pace second-to-last early on while the Mark Casse-trained trio of My Arch Enemy, Malibu Bonnie and Let It Ride Mom raced on top through panels of :24.65, :50.21 and 1:14.85. Still eighth turning for home, Gamble's Ghost kicked into action down the stretch and defeated the Casse crew at the wire in 1:44.88.
"When we were in the paddock, Josie told me just let her run her race. She was very, very relaxed all the way," said Da Silva, who opted to save ground on the final turn with confidence that the mare's patent late kick would land her the winner's circle. "I know she's going to run in the end and she ran beautiful. When she turned home, all she wanted to do was catch all the horses."
"I had a little concern because it was an awful nice horse that was on the lead and it looked like she was going to win it," said Carroll. "This mare, when she sees a horse in front of her, she's going to catch it. That's what I said to Eurico, 'Don't try to change her style. I know they're probably going to back the pace up, but you can't change her.' She likes to make that one run."
Gamble's Ghost was sent postward as the 2-1 bettors' choice following her Grade 3 Trillium Stakes score last time out on June 17 and paid $6.50, $3.10 and $2.50.
The five-year-old Ghostzapper-Gambling Girl mare earned her fifth Grade 3 stakes victory and ninth win overall from 19 starts to boost her bankroll over the $900,000 mark.
"I think she's just getting better and better, which is unusual as a mare gets older, but she just loves to run. She loves to chase horses," said Carroll.
The mare's win marked the third time Carroll has won the Ontario Matron. She also campaigned the 2009 champion Smart Surprise, dam of six-place finisher Moonlit Promise.
Gamble's Ghost combined with Let It Ride Mom ($4.60, $2.80) for a 7-9 exacta worth $20.10. There was a photo finish for third-place with My Arch Enemy ($3.60) edging out Malibu Bonnie. The $1 trifecta of 7-9-3 paid $45.65 and the $1 superfecta of 7-9-3-5 returned $401.75.
Sister Nation, Moonlit Promise, Just Be Kind, Daddy's Great Bay and Grizzel completed the order of finish.
Gamble's Ghost and Eurico Rosa Da Silva winning the Grade 3 Ontario Matron on July 15 at Woodbine. (Michael Burns Photo)
Live Thoroughbred racing continues Wednesday evening, with first race post time set for 6:45 p.m.
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Wyoming's rich past unfolded by local history buff
Members of the Plympton-Wyoming Historical Society look at photographs of Wyoming collected by Robert Dunsworth following his Nov. 17 presentation. Carl Hnatyshyn/Sarnia This Week jpg, SW
Local history buff Robert Dunsworth is a man who clearly has a special place in his heart for his hometown of Wyoming.
The amateur historian has been collecting a variety of photographs, rarities and relics from the municipality's fascinating and rich past – ranging from old Wyoming-themed board games, grainy turn-of-the-century pictures of the community's people and places as well as ledger books from schools and businesses – since he first got bit by the history bug back in 1992.
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With camera in hand, nearly 30 years ago Dunsworth started taking pictures of almost everything in Wyoming to preserve memories of the community where he was raised, while also collecting old photos and keepsakes from longstanding residents worried that Wyoming's past would fade away and be forgotten.
Dunsworth also made a point of collecting anecdotes from long-time Wyoming residents, such as Oscar Smith, which he has preserved and retold in presentations to schools and service clubs over the years.
"Back in 1992, I went around town with my camera and took hundreds of pictures of Wyoming, the people, buildings," he said. "And since then I've gotten so many calls because everyone knows that I've got these pictures. So when the crossing guard in Wyoming passed away for instance, he had no family, the town wanted to do something, so they called me up and asked if I had a picture of Gus the crossing guard, and of course I do, so they blew that picture up and used it. I've got pictures of everything."
On Nov. 17, Dunsworth brought some of his photos, antiquities and stories to a meeting of the Plympton-Wyoming Historical Society, where he delved into some of the more interesting facets of Wyoming's past.
As a community built because of the Great Western Railway, Wyoming had activity going on throughout the day and night, Dunsworth said, and its residents could access quite an array of activities and goods considering its relatively secluded location.
"In 1907, guys here would leave in wagons to travel to Grand Bend to go bear hunting – women and children would stay behind," he said. "Uncles and dads loaded up their carts and left for a few weeks. To me that's just incredible, people hunting bears up in Grand Bend."
Reading from the 1912 ledger of John McLean's General Dry Goods Store, Dunsworth said Wyoming residents enjoyed buying large quantities of tea, tobacco, cabbage, butter and sugar (some residents were making their own liquor, Dunsworth surmised) and during the wintertime, Wyoming residents could purchase fruit such as pineapples and lemons because of the nearby railroad.
"Yeah, that was amazing, the store sold oranges and lemons and pineapples – they had to come from Florida," he said. "But they made a million stops on the way, so how did this stuff not freeze? You could get fresh lemons in Wyoming in the dead of winter in 1912. How is that even possible?
"Today you can't get a pack of Doritos in Wyoming after a certain time," Dunsworth added. "One hundred years ago, you could get a haircut at 1 a.m. That kind of stuff is incredible – Wyoming was a 24-hour town. Trains came in all the time with workers coming on and off. There was a house in Wyoming that was actually a brothel back then, when prostitutes would hang out of the windows waiting for the train workers and the oil riggers. To me something like that is unbelievable. Wyoming had this dark side that very few people know about."
Even with the railway passing through, Wyoming wasn't a particularly transient town, Dunsworth said.
Local Wyoming history buff Robert Dunsworth holds a daily register from Wyoming Public School as well as a Monopoly board game created by local businesses in the 1970s following his presentation to the Plympton-Wyoming Historical Society on Nov. 17. Carl Hnatyshyn/Sarnia This Week jpg, SW
"Wyoming had a lot of the same names back then that it has now – Anderson, Middleton, Travis, Smith – they were big names back then and they're still big names now."
The Dutch influence came following the Second World War, he said, and it was a particularly profound influence while he was growing up.
"There was a big Dutch community– back in the sixties it was huge. They had their own store, their own school, and as kids we weren't allowed to play with each other but of course we did."
While the town has obviously changed during its long and storied history, it still is a thriving community with a friendly small-town feel.
"It's getting back to its roots," Dunsworth said. "Wyoming started out as a community where you did everything in town. And then people got away from that and started shopping in Sarnia or other places. But people are starting to do business in town again, starting to shop locally again … it's a great community feeling."
In terms of local history, Dunsworth said he is still on the lookout for historical tidbits, photos and items. Anyone interested in preserving a piece of local history can contact him at fatherkayak61@gmail.com .
His fascination for local history is still burning brightly, he said, even after nearly three decades of collecting.
"I've always liked the correlation between big dates in history and what was going on here in Wyoming. So when Custer's Last Stand was going on in 1886, or when the gunfight at the OK Corral was going on in Arizona in 1881, there were a lot of things going on here in Wyoming at the exact same time. For me, that's just really fascinating stuff."
A Lambton County Archives' photo of Wyoming during the 1860s.Photo courtesy of Lambton County Archives jpg, SW


If you love film, music, and the classic feeling of bound paper, then you'll be happy to hear that the printed extension of Film + Music, a co-venture by Filmsupply and Musicbed, is now being offered as a quarterly magazine. We were even able to snag a NFS code for a free first issue.
If you've never heard of Film + Music before, the website is a collection of conversations, guides, and images providing inspiration to filmmakers, artists, and musicians as they create meaningful content and tell impactful stories. For their first issue, Musicbed and Filmsupply have bound some of their most popular articles from the past year, including interviews with the likes of directors Elliot Rausch and Lenore Dekoven, as well as helpful posts about how to approach filmmaking as an art form.
But the heart of Film + Music is -- well -- heart. The magazine takes a closer look at what it means to be a filmmaker on an emotional level through stories and interviews that answer questions like: "How do other filmmakers deal with failure? How do I balance my work and family life? Are other artists feeling the way I feel?" One article in particular exemplifies this, an interview with filmmaker Reed Morano in which she answers a lot of these kinds of questions. Thoughtful and engaging, the piece reveals that although no one takes the same road toward success (or failure), the emotional tolls, the trials and frustration are many times the same. But Film + Music doesn't just exist to be relatable to fellow creatives; they want to offer them inspiration. In the Morano piece, she offers a great piece of advice, "If you decide you want to be something, you have to jump in with both feet."
Everyone who works at The Music Bed is a creative in some way -- photographer, filmmaker, musician. [Film + Music Magazine] is something we all wish we did for ourselves. That's kind of what it was born out of -- to be a source of inspiration for creatives.
When we originally started, we had this thing that we called The Music Bed Community, and really it was just our blog, but it was just us talking to all of our friends in the industry, artists in the industry, filmmakers that we respected. For me, it was just, "Here's what I struggle with most: dealing with failure, dealing with the vulnerability that comes with being an artist, getting your art out, how do I get my mind right to take the next step in my career?" It was always wrapped around why we do what we do.
Think about the kinds of questions you would ask the 75-year-old director who's won a ton of awards and made a ton of movies you respect, and you just get 30 minutes to hang out with them and have coffee.
Each 100-page issue consists of not only the content from the Film + Music website, but exclusive material you can only get through the print publication as well.
Musicbed is offering this first issue free to the first 100 NFS readers who sign up using discount code NFS100. This edition is in limited supply, so to get yours, head over to Film + Music, complete the subscription process and add the code at checkout.
Just got mine in the mail today, and I can't put the magazine down! It's such a great read, with surprisingly more fresh content that isn't already online.
Film + Music/The Music Bed is one of the few companies that is completely sold out to equip consumers with truly inspiring and invaluable resources. The practical knowledge within and the elegant design of the magazine makes it well worth the $15 (even more so with the discount code).
Now back to the magazine!


Residents in Blackpool have some of the worst credit scores in the country, according to new research.
The resort ranked as the 10th worst town in the UK with an average score of 518 being registered.
The data looks at the first parts of a postcode and combines an average score.
Across the 8 FY postcode districts, FY1 was ranked the worst with an average credit score of 504, with FY6 ranked the highest with an average score of 540.
Wyre's PR3 scored an average score of 540 with Fylde's PR4 averaging 528.
On a national scale Kingston upon Thames in Greater London was ranked highest with a score of 547 while Cleveland in the North East was placed last with a score of 513.
The Free Credit Report company looked at credit scores for all available postcode areas, to calculate the average score for districts withTotallyMoney ranking them in order.
A Blackpool Council spokesman said: "If people are struggling with debt there are a number of organisations that can provide confidential support and advice such as Citizens Advice and the National Debt Line.


On the heels of releasing their latest album, Go Get It and renewing their self-titled WE TV reality show for a second season, Mary Mary will be joining us at the ESSENCE Empowerment Experience. On July 8, the ladies will be honored during the All-Star Gospel Salute alongside Fred Hammond and all of your favorite faith-based musicians, like Tremaine Hawkins, Kim Burrell and Yolanda Adams, will be on hand to lend their voices.
ESSENCE.com chatted with Mary Mary about this honor, their greatest losses and just what they think about Pastor Creflo Dollar's recent arrest.
ESSENCE.com: You're being honored at the ESSENCE Empowerment Experience during the All-Star Gospel Salute. How does that feel?
TINA: We're just blessed to be in the company of our icons, like Tremaine Hawkins and Kim Burrell.
ERICA: We grew up watching them so to be honored by them is fantastic.
ESSENCE.com: With so many awards under your belt, do you ever wonder what to do next?
ERICA: There are always more people who need the inspiration and who need to know God. It's tiring but we're not tired. Until I breathe my last breath I'll probably be somewhere singing or encouraging someone.
ESSENCE.com: What's been the biggest moment in your career?
ERICA: Five years ago when Robin Roberts was going through cancer, she said our music really helped her. When we did Good Morning America recently, she hugged us and told us "Thank you for what you do." That stuff means a lot.
ESSENCE.com: What's been the lowest moment?
ERICA: When we fight, we argue hard and it almost makes us question if we should even be doing this. But somehow, thanks be unto God, we make it through.
TINA: My kid had her first Mother's Day event at pre-school and she had to it with one of my aunts. I had to hear the song to mommy on video, it broke my heart. Not being able to be home with my children, having to work hard to reconnect with my husband and being gone so much that I don't know who to give my time to first when I come home. I wonder do the people I love know that I love them or am I too busy being a career woman?
ESSENCE.com: Switching gears, with Pastor Creflo Dollar in the news recently for his arrest stemming from an alleged altercation with his daughter. Do you ladies believe in corporal punishment for your kids?
ERICA: I hate that term. Corporal punishment is meant for folks in jail, not for disciplining your children. We got spankings, my mother said, "if I don't do this here, then they'll reprimand you at your school or the policeman is going to do it on the street because you don't know boundaries." Today, children don't always honor their parents so when the parent gets upset, then it's cruelty to children. I think Creflo was fine in reprimanding his daughter, but if he said he didn't choke her and the daughter's story isn't lining up with his, then that needs to be checked out.
TINA: The bible says "Spare the rod and spoil the child" but we're not fans of abuse. I will say this— if I have a teenage child and they put their hands on me, they're going to remember that I'm their mama and they're the child.
ESSENCE.com: Watching Dollar's sermon on Sunday, his congregation began clapping for him even before he laid out his side of the story. Do you think the parishioners of these embattled pastors like Creflo Dollar or Eddie Long are inclined to support their leaders first, and dig through the facts later?
ERICA: I can't fully speak to that situation but churches are sometimes like families. You watch children grow up and see how they've acted so you know more than a court or a media person would, like "We knew her since she was five years old, she always had a smart mouth …" or the opposite when a child gets in trouble, "That child is always respectful." But when something happens and the child is older, it can be hard to believe when what people are saying about them doesn't line up with what they've been doing. Culturally, most African Americans believe in reprimanding their children. Things are shifting a bit, but we don't believe in getting run over. I'm not giving my kids any medicine and I'm not giving them a timeout.
Get your tickets to see Mary Mary at the 2012 ESSENCE Empowerment Experience on July 6-8 in New Orleans!


NEW YORK, NY — On Thursday, February 15th 11 undocumented youth and allies began The Walk to Stay Home, a 15-day walk from New York City's Battery Park to Washington D.C.'s Martin Luther King Jr. memorial. The 250-mile journey has been organized by the Seed Project with the support of the #OurDream Campaign to draw attention to the need for a clean Dream Act that not only grants permanent protection for undocumented youth but does not harm 11 million undocumented people living and working in the United States.
When the House passed the Jan 19th spending bill without promised Dream Act legislation, House Democrats once again failed to give their support to undocumented youth. The Walk to Stay Home is undocumented youths' response to politicians who use "Dreamers" as talking points on the campaign trail, but back down when it is time to demonstrate real support.
The Walk to Stay Home: a Journey of Hope, is drawing attention to the undocumented struggle in the key weeks leading up the March 5th deadline, when the Trump administration has decided DACA will end. The deadline for DACA protections to end gets closer every day and Democrats show no sign of using their power to protect the undocumented youth, while Republicans draft legislation that will drive the immigrant community deeper into the shadows.
"What concerns me most is whether or not this will touch the hearts of those who haven't decided that undocumented youth need a clean Dream Act, because that is what we need — permanent protection," said Miriam Nunez, who came to the United States with her parents when she was six months old.
DACA recipients have the vast majority of public support for ongoing protections in the United States. This makes them popular tokens for politicians who want to demonstrate their progressivism while criminalizing the rest of the undocumented community. The walkers' sacrifice to stand for their right to stay home underscores their dedication to loved ones who have not been offered the same protections under DACA.
"I have thought about the impact the walk will have on those who love and cherish me most, because I know that this will be a collective walk, not only with my fellow walkers, but also with the families and friends we leave behind while we embark on this journey," said Nunez.
Along the 250 mile journey the Walkers will be stopping to meet with community members at community forums, community gatherings, marches, and rallies. The Walkers will be making a call to action for undocumented youth, the immigrant community, and allies to host speak outs, vigils, rallies, and marches in their hometowns. All along the way the walkers will asking people from around the country to join them in Washington DC to make a final push to pass a clean Dream Act to grant undocumented youth permanent protection.
The Seed Project is a campaign of Movimiento Cosecha, a nonviolent movement fighting for permanent protection, dignity and respect for all undocumented immigrants in the country.


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Best Beaches In & Around Lagos
By The Beach Guide | Last Updated: July 28, 2022
Praia do Camilo
Benagil Beach
Praia da Bordeira
Praia da Marinha
Praia da Salema
Praia de São Rafael
Praia de Odeceixe
Map featuring Lagos beaches. Click on pins to view beach details
1. Praia do Camilo
© Frank Nürnberger
Travel time from Lagos: approx 0.5 hrs
A pleasant 30 minute stroll from the historic heart of Lagos, Praia do Camilo is accessed via a wooden staircase of around 200 steps which wind among the ochre-coloured cliffs, enclosing its sands almost entirely. The result is one of the Algarve's most iconic beaches.
Praia do Camilo is relatively small in size, with the high tide covering up to half its area. A popular escape from Lagos, it does… read more »
2. Praia da Rocha
© CanStockPhoto
Praia da Rocha is one of the Algarve's best known and certainly most impressive beaches. A vast expanse of golden sand backed by the ochre coloured sandstone cliffs unique to this stretch of the Algarve. The beach's name translates to 'rock beach' and this refers to the numerous rock formations that punctuate the golden sand towards the western end.
Being located on the doorstep of Portimão, one of the Algarve's… read more »
3. Benagil Beach
© Sven Grüne
Like many others on the Algarve, Benagil was a small fishing village. Unlike many others Benagil has managed to retain some of its charm and a little of its industry. Along with the sandstone cliffs, clear waters and golden sand of this archetypal Algarvian cove you will find fishing boats, baskets and nets and a few of the fishermen who still work from here. Despite its appeals the beach at… read more »
4. Meia Praia
Situated between the town of Lagos and the mouth of the Ribeira de Odiaxere river, Meia Praia is the region's longest area of beach. Providing plenty of space even during the busy summer period, Meia Praia has a total length of around four kilometres, but still has a calm and understated atmosphere compared to many other beaches in the Algarve. The most popular part of the beach tends to… read more »
5. Praia da Bordeira
Bordeira beach is located on the wild, western coast of the Algarve which is a very different place to the resort beaches further south. This magnificent stretch of wide open golden sand is pounded by the full force of the Atlantic waves making it one of the most popular surf spots in the Algarve region. One of the lovely things about Bordeira is it is virtually unspoilt; there are over… read more »
6. Praia da Marinha
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Ocre coloured cliffs are a trademark of the coves of the central Algarve, as are the amazing rock formations and clear aquamarine waters. However, with the possible exception of Praia Dona Ana in Lagos, nowhere are these rocks as spectacular as at Praia da Marinha.
Over the millennia the ocean has carved the limestone cliffs here into various arches, caves and pinnacles making this one of the most photographed beaches… read more »
7. Praia da Salema
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Praia da Salema, or Salema Beach, is a Blue Flag beach by the village of the same name known for its dinosaur footprints. Facing south, it is a stretch of sand approximately a kilometre in length. Relatively undeveloped because of its location within Vincente Coast Natural Park, Praia da Salema manages to maintain its traditional atmosphere, with fishermen continuing to haul their boats onto the beach between the short rows… read more »
8. Praia do Amado
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Praia do Amado is found on the Algarve's west coast, within the Costa Vicentina Natural Park. Surrounded by a series of low grassy hills and cliffs, its broad expanse comprises rich golden sands sweeping into the shallows and an area of shingle and seashells behind.
However, there's still plenty of space for everyone who visits, with the sands stretching for around one kilometre in length along multiple connected bays.… read more »
Travel time from Lagos: approx 1 hr
Located approximately four kilometres to the west of Albufeira old town centre, Praia de São Rafael is a Blue Flag beach recognised officially for its cleanliness. It marries the rich blue of the sea with a wide triangle of golden sand. This is edged by attractive rocky cliffs the colour of butter and biscuits which are etched with caves and grottoes and are perhaps best explored by renting a… read more »
10. Praia de Odeceixe
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Situated within Costa Vicentina Natural Park, Praia de Odeceixe is a Blue Flag beach on the north-western edge of the Algarve. Formed from a promontory on the southern side of the estuary of the Ribeira de Seixe River, the beach consists of soft sand separating the river from the Atlantic Ocean and providing two options for swimming.
Praia de Odeceixe stretches out for around 330 metres from a small hillside town… read more »
11. Praia dos Pescadores
Sean MacEntee
Praia dos Pescadores (or Fisherman's Beach) is a Blue Flag beach which forms one stretch of golden sand running along the coastal side of Albufeira. A stone's throw from the old town, as well as places to eat, drink and sleep, this beach is unsurprisingly popular with Algarve locals as well as those on holiday in the region.
Named after the spot in town where fishermen historically hauled their boats… read more »
More beaches near Lagos
Praia Meia Naturista
Praia da Forte da Bandeira
Praia da Batata
praia dos estudantes
Praia do Pinhão
Praia Dona Ana
Canavial Beach
Praia dos Pinheiros
Portugal Regions
Portugal Coast
South Africa's Beaches
New Zealand's Beaches
Canary Islands, Spain
Albania's Beaches
Playa Sirena
La Jenny
Playa de Matagorda
Playa Juraguá
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Veronica Swift Wows at Dizzy's Coca Cola
By Sandi
What I'm learning is that each time I see Veronica Swift, the 22 year old sophisticated jazz princess, I'm never disappointed. No, instead I find new subtleties and variations in familiar tunes I've heard her sing before. Tunes like Thelonius Monk's "I Mean You" glistens with riffs, scats and new meaning. A June Christy ballad "Interlude" was a complement of blended piano, bass and drums allowing for beautiful vocal flow, while standard "September in the Rain" served to show off Ms. Swift's writing abilities for the added parody lyrics (an exercise she did in class at Miami University's Frost School of Music where she will graduate come December).
Her trio of outstanding musicians includes a very nimble fingered Greg Chen on piano, 20 year old genius bass player Daryl Johns and young Scott Lowrie on drums. Each has their shining moments .
Veronica can swing, scat and bossa with the best of them and digs deep into the emotional turmoil of the sorrowful "Lonely Woman," while it's full speed ahead showing off with the rhythmic "Avalon."
But when it comes to love . . . her heart is bursting as she introduces her Dad, bebop musician Hod O'Brien who takes the piano to close the evening as she soulfully sings "Thanks For You/We'll Be Together Again."
And I must mention Veronica's becoming outfit – black suit, white shirt and red tie (matching red heels), a beret on her head all enhancing the entire look on stage as the audience peeked out the magnificent window backdrop to the world of New York City and its twinkling lights at Dizzy's Coca Cola Club at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
Can't wait to see what Veronica's next show will bring! She's a don't miss for jazz aficionados.
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Q: Ajax.BeginForm(...) not always working, full postback sometimes, using ASP.NET MVC I cannot for the life of me figure out why this postback sometimes does an ajax one as it is supposed to and sometimes it does not.  Here is the relevant code:
JS:

<title>Index</title>
<link href="/Content/screen.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

<link href="/Content/plugins/fancy-type/screen.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<link href="/Content/plugins/buttons/screen.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<link href="/Content/plugins/link-icons/screen.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen, projection" />
<link href="/Content/jQueryUI/css/cupertino/jquery-ui-1.8.9.custom.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<link href="/Content/HelpDesk.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<link href="/Content/droppy.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<link href="/Content/tablesorter.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

Here is my View (Razor):
@using (Ajax.BeginForm("Index", "Problem", new AjaxOptions
{
    HttpMethod = "GET",
    UpdateTargetId = "ticketsTable",
    InsertionMode = InsertionMode.Replace

}))
{

                Priority

                Status

                Business Unit

                Start Date

                End Date

            &nbsp

            @Html.DropDownList("targetPriorityID",
new SelectList(ViewBag.Priorities as System.Collections.IEnumerable,
"ID", "Title"), "All", new { @onchange = " this.form.submit();" })

            @Html.DropDownList("targetStatusID",
new SelectList(ViewBag.Statuses as System.Collections.IEnumerable,
       "ID", "Title"),"All", new { @onchange="this.form.submit();" })

            @Html.DropDownList("targetBusinessUnitID",
new SelectList(ViewBag.BusinessUnits as System.Collections.IEnumerable,
       "ID", "Title"), "All", new { @onchange = "this.form.submit();" })

@Html.TextBox("targetStartDate", "", new { onchange = "this.form.submit();" })

@Html.TextBox("targetEndDate", "", new { onchange = "this.form.submit();" })

            <input type="submit" value="Hide" />

}

    @Html.Partial("_AllTickets", Model)

And finally the controller,
    [HttpPost]
    public ActionResult Index(int targetPriorityID = -1, int targetBusinessUnitID = -1, int targetStatusID = -1, string targetStartDate = "", string targetEndDate ="")
    {
        Repository<Priority> priorityRepository = new Repository<Priority>();
        Repository<BusinessUnit> businessUnitRepository = new Repository<BusinessUnit>();
        Repository<Status> statusRepository = new Repository<Status>();

        ViewBag.Priorities = priorityRepository.GetAll();
        ViewBag.BusinessUnits = businessUnitRepository.GetAll();
        ViewBag.Statuses = statusRepository.GetAll();

        var results = problemRepository.GetAll();

        results = (targetPriorityID != -1) ? results.Where(t => t.PriorityID == targetPriorityID) : results;
        results = (targetBusinessUnitID != -1) ? results.Where(t => t.BusinessUnitID == targetBusinessUnitID) : results;
        results = (targetStatusID != -1) ? results.Where(t => t.StatusID == targetStatusID) : results;
        results = (targetStartDate != "") ? results.Where(t => t.DateReported >= DateTime.Parse(targetStartDate)) : results;
        results = (targetEndDate != "") ? results.Where(t => t.DateReported <= DateTime.Parse(targetEndDate)) : results;

        if (Request.IsAjaxRequest())
        {
            return PartialView("__AllTickets", results);
        }

        return View(results);

    }

Any thoughts?

A: I would suggest you to use normal form that will be AJAXified later:
@using (Html.BeginForm("Index", "Problem")
{

            Priority

            Status

            Business Unit

            Start Date

            End Date

            &nbsp

            @Html.DropDownList("targetPriorityID", new SelectList(ViewBag.Priorities as System.Collections.IEnumerable, "ID", "Title"), "All")

            @Html.DropDownList("targetStatusID", new SelectList(ViewBag.Statuses as System.Collections.IEnumerable, "ID", "Title"), "All")

            @Html.DropDownList("targetBusinessUnitID", new SelectList(ViewBag.BusinessUnits as System.Collections.IEnumerable, "ID", "Title"), "All")

            @Html.TextBox("targetStartDate", "")

            @Html.TextBox("targetEndDate", "")

            <input type="submit" value="Hide" />

}

    @Html.Partial("_AllTickets", Model)

and then in a separate file  AJAXify it:
$(function() {
    $('form :input').change(function() {
        var form = $('form');
        $.ajax({
            url: form.attr('action'),
            type: form.attr('method'),
            data: form.serialize(),
            success: function(result) {
                $('#ticketsTable').html(result);
            }
        });
    });
});

Another improvement I that I would suggest you is to use view models and get rid of ViewData and use strongly typed helpers.

A: I wonder if Request.IsAjaxRequest() is causing the problem. I would look at removing that code and always return PartialView("__AllTickets", results); instead.

A: One problem I can see is that your AJAX options in your Razor view specify the GET HTTP method, but the action filter on the controller action specifies POST.

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Kinshofer has acquired the Schaeff transverse cutter business from Atlas, the German-based crane and excavator manufacturer.
The transverse, or drum, cutters are the first in Kinshofer's line of crane and excavator attachments. It said the additions would allow the company to serve contractors in a wider range of industries, including tunnelling and mining.
It added that they also gave contractors in construction, demolition and landscaping access to a broader range of attachments, all from one manufacturer.
Thomas Friedrich, Kinshofer Group president and CEO, said, "Customers come to us for our breadth of high-quality, innovative attachments that are known for increasing productivity.
Kinshofer is rolling out the new product line globally as the WS-series drum cutters. The cutters will be Kinshofer branded and sold and supported by the company's dealer network.
Kinshofer will also service units sold by Atlas, and provide technical support as well as parts, which are available through Kinshofer dealers.
Brahim Sitiou, president and CEO of Atlas, said, "Kinshofer is just as committed to quality and performance as us, and they are poised to take the product to new heights.
Atlas said it was divesting its cutter business to continue its focus on manufacturing cranes and excavators, the company's core products since 1919.
Kinshofer was founded in Germany in 1971, and the group includes the Kinshofer, Demarec, RF Systems, Auger Torque, Doherty and Solesbee's brands.


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1) På færdselskole i Aalborg: Lions Club har i samarbejde med færdselspolitiet bygget en lilleput by med gader, rundkørsler, stoppesteder, benzintanke osv. Her lærer skolebørnene, hvordan de skal agere i trafikken.
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For months during California's primary election season, businessman John Cox limped along in his run for governor, hoping to finish second and take on Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom in the fall's general election, which now matches the top two finishers in the primary.
In published polls, Cox trailed Newsom and former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, barely leading fellow Republican Travis Allen, an Orange County assemblyman.
Then, in early May, President Trump without prior notice endorsed Cox, and the primary was essentially over. Republican supporters deserted Allen and gave Cox the 25 percent overall vote that placed him second and in the runoff, where many votes will be cast by mail this month.
Very recent polling shows Cox again gaining on his goal as the election nears, climbing to within 12 percentage points of Newsom, who has run almost as if he takes victory for granted.
It appears that if Cox eventually beats Newsom, once again he can thank Trump.
For the President has changed politics in America, including California. He's altered perceptions of what is acceptable behavior and personal history for those who seek the highest offices. He has made irrelevant, ho-hum stuff of a history of big-bucks corporate bankruptcies and lawsuit settlements. He has made lying and crazy talk not backed by facts into standard political fare.
In some of those categories, the new reality can only help Cox. When the vice mayor of Dixon, a city of about 20,000 between San Francisco and Sacramento, last month open called gay men "tinkerbells" and "fairies" and suffered no penalty, it revealed Trump's coarse talk has taken hold in California, even while the President's popularity here remains low.
So it was that Cox could compare a long wait at the Department of Motor Vehicles to life in a World War II Nazi concentration camp and gain ground despite trivializing the most brutal and sustained atrocity of the modern era.
As with Trump, Cox' financial peccadillos also have not harmed him. Back in 2004, while still living in Illinois, his investment firm paid $16,000 in federal fines to settle charges of mishandling client funds. Cox also paid a $1.7 million settlement to investors to settle a lawsuit over his handling of a real estate deal.
Beside these things, Newsom's admitted long-ago affair with his best friend's wife looks petty. Trump, of course, has had bigger-money failures and bankruptcies, plus far more sexual peccadillos, but they don't reduce his base voting support.
Any one of these things would likely have derailed a statewide candidate here as recently as the last campaign for governor. But not this time.
One reason, some experts say, is that the voting public no longer takes past personal and financial problems seriously. Voters also take a Democratic win for governor so much for granted they pay little attention to Republican candidates, whatever they do.
Meanwhile, Cox keeps coming up with clever, almost revolutionary, ideas. One was his notion of a 12,000-person "neighborhood-based" state Legislature, a failed initiative which does not join him on the ballot as he had hoped it would.
Another was his idea of having all state legislators wear stickers with the names of their top campaign donors while on the statehouse floor, a la NASCAR drivers. That was his way of saying state lawmaking is too much influenced by big money.
Cox has also claimed "a revolution is brewing here," and tries to spur that along by promoting the Proposition 6 proposed repeal of last year's gas tax increase.
If he and other Republicans win, it would no doubt be in part because Cox advocated so hard for that measure, having glommed onto it early in his primary run.
But even if he loses, and the results nevertheless show his gaffes and somewhat checkered background did him no harm, it would be partly because of Trump's great influence and partly because so-called experts took him too lightly.


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Q: Trying to hande http post request I am trying to handle an HTTP post request to a nodejs server.
This is the call:
$http({
url: 'my server url',
method: 'POST',
data: $scope.feedback,
withCredentials: true
}).

This is where I am trying to handle it:
app.post('/test', function(req, res){
console.log("Inside post method");
var nodemailer = require("nodemailer"); ...

When I try to post I cant even get the console message saying "Inside post method". I am posting from a different origin.
If anyone can help me understand why I am not hitting the code inside the POST handler I would really appreciate it.

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I am posting from a different origin.

You'll need to add the following to your post handler to allow cross-origin requests:
app.post('/test', function(req, res) {
  res.header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', '*');
  res.header('Access-Control-Allow-Credentials', true);
  res.header('Access-Control-Allow-Methods', 'POST, GET, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS');
  res.header('Access-Control-Allow-Headers', 'Content-Type');
  // the rest of your code


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We're going to select random weeks to focus on different types of fetish or play. We want members to send us pics of themselves geared up or partaking in this kink, then we'll post them out on Twitter with their username. At the end of the week, the member who's received the most likes on their pic will be the winner, and receive 6 months' premium membership…Though, seeing as anyone who's posted will likely get a boost in cruises and messages on Recon, you'll all be winners!
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How many times have you heard that question asked by your friends, coworkers, and neighbors? Sometimes we ask it about national chain stores, wondering when Morgantown will receive a beloved restaurant franchise or noteworthy department store. It's a question we ask about our community life too. When are we getting an answer about the traffic situation? When are we getting a solution to our food desert? If the past five years in Morgantown are any indication of a pattern, when Morgantown starts to ask "when are we getting one?," magic starts to happen, whether it's trendy burrito joints, community sports, halal restaurants, craft stores, academic buildings, or traffic circles.
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Effect of School's Uniform on Students' Life Essay
Due to increased gang-related activities, relatively poor attendance performance and the need to keep schools safe and nondiscriminatory, there have been attempts to introduce policies to achieve these states without having to violate human rights and also not involve police all the time. Many schools are still brainstorming which way to go. It is due to this reason that some schools in The Long Beach, California, unified school district initiated mandatory uniforms for all K-8 students in 1994. What followed was a 76 reduction in all incidents of school crime, including assaults and weapon violations, within one year. This result was appreciated by the community at large with only 600-700 out of the 70,000 students in the district preferring to be exempted from wearing uniforms, which mean a whopping 99 of students preferred uniforms (Cohn and Cohn). This policy was adopted in other states with positive results being registered in all cases. This argument is supported by North Carolina Family Police Council Director Stephen Daniels' publication on students' dress codes in which he asserts 'Dress codes reduce conflict associated with name brand and gang clothing, decrease the gap between poor and rich students, and encourage a sense of belonging that contributes to overall order and discipline.' (Daniels). This also supports the proponents of the debate.
Considering that constitutionality of school uniforms has been challenged in court and the decision was in favor of dress codes, it is evident that proponents are winning the debate. They seem to have support even from the few research results available as well as The Center for the Prevention of School Violence who pointed out that the "3Ps' of school safety-place (physical security of school,) people (those in the school) and purpose (mission of the school) can be impacted by school dress policies" (Daniels). However, the center was concerned about the limited nature of the research on that particular issue. It is because of the limited research on the relationship of dress code and the factors above, coupled with public demands for absolute knowledge on the area, that forms the basis for this research. Evidence indicates that school uniforms reduce the gap between socioeconomic statuses, improve learning achievement, and combat the formation of criminal gangs in school.
History of School Uniforms
School uniforms started way back in 1552 in London in schools such as Christ hospital in Horsham, West Sussex. However, in USA, Uniforms had not received the maximum attention by as later as 1979 when the first introduction attempt was made to tackle the problem of violence among students who fought for designer clothes. The uniform policy was to be later on implemented by President Bill Clinton to help in stopping the gang war related problems. To the president, the major concern was the gang war related issues. In recent times, many questions have risen with regard to uniforms following the latest trends in schools adopting the uniform policy. The topic has attracted criticism and support in a biased manner in favor of the proponents. "However, according to the debate on whether there should be uniform at school or not, only began in the in the 19th century'' (Listland)
The opponents have been consistent in the way of their reasoning. Most of their arguments revolve around the constitutionality of uniforms, right of expression, culture and lately a fierce criticism of the reasons put forward by the proponents of the debate. Proponents allege that uniforms may help students concentrate on their studies rather than fight over fashions. However, critics attack this point of reasoning claiming there is no reliable evidence that a student performance is directly related to what a student wears.
Challenges of Uniforms as Put Forward by Critics are:
Uniforms infringe on the rights of students to express themselves in a manner they deem fit.
Uniforms have no direct impact on the performance of students in class work.
They are additional costs to the parents who are required to meet the cost of their purchase, in fact cheaper clothes are available in the streets, so cheaper than uniforms.
The violence that proponents argue will be reduced in school does happen within age bracket of 15-17 years, this does not happen in all ages and therefore using that reason to introduce uniforms for all is malicious.
Uniforms undermine the ability of students to think creatively and don't let them express their individuality (Listland)
Uniforms are culturally wrong especially in countries like USA which has different people with varied culture (Listland)
However, proponents of the debate have always come up strong to defend their reasoning quoting reasons which are not just reasons but statistically supported information. In fact most of the pro debate arguments are supported either by statistics or research. 'In Chicago and nationwide, thousands of public schools are considering adopting dress codes or uniforms to improve discipline, enhance classroom performance and reduce gang violence' (Ann Scot Tyson). These are some of the reasons being proposed for the adoption of school uniforms. Just by many schools wanting to adopt this policy cannot be a mistake. It must be reason enough that this is a deserving policy. These sentiments were shared by Jay Butler of NSBA when he said that 'gang related issues are pretty prevalent as a reason for using dress codes' (Ann Scot Tyson). These dress codes also prohibit the wearing of baggy clothes, earrings by boys and other gang related paraphernalia. This should be evidence that the policy is noble and is only targeting to reduce gang related violence in schools.
Evidence shows very well the success of this policy in some schools that adopted the school dress policy. Example is the Long Beach and Calif. Calif became the first to require uniforms at elementary and middle schools in 1994. The result was a decrease in crime by 36 among the 60,000 students. This was a good figure and formed the basis for adoption of the policy by others.
Notable evidence of the effects of a student dress policy can also be seen from the Long Beach district results. They made it mandatory implementation of uniforms. Since they began requiring uniforms, crime in the school district has dropped by 91 percent, suspensions have decreased by 90 percent, sex offenses have been reduced by 96 percent and vandalism is down 69 percent. It is important to note that there were no other additional security issues put in place but only the uniform policy (Daniels; Winter).
In addition, instead of the district experiencing more drop out from disgruntled students following the implementation program, a study released by the Harvard School of Education found that the Long Beach school district was among six districts in the nation's 34 largest cities that dramatically reduced their dropout rates from 11.2 to 2.7 percent (Winter).
Gang Color/Related Violence
According to Carmichael, a school council who has taught English at Calumet for 27 years, in areas of high gang related activities like where Calumet high school is situated, a simple mistake of wearing a wrong color in a wrong neighborhood can get you killed. This alone is a good reason to implement the policy since not all students will be careful or aware of these signs and may obliviously walk in to their deaths without even knowing. The gang culture according to Listland is the root cause of numerous evils at schools and more than half of the high school students are affiliated to the so called high school gangs (Listland), introducing uniforms at least will help to reduce their color signs. These sentiments were also reflected by the result of the survey by student's right of 2005, they reported that "With the increased displays of School violence many school officials; parents and students have become more determined to find solutions" (Daniels). According to their viewpoint, school dress codes promote school safety and foster a positive learning environment reduce conflict associated with name brand and gang clothing.
Unity, Pride and Common Spirit
Research shows that uniform is a major contributor to the building up of the feeling of pride among students toward their institution (Listland). This according to Listland is a study that was done by Oxford Brookes University in 2007. The study concluded that uniform wearing students are more likely to develop community spirit which can be used in various noble courses. Basically school uniforms are identity signs and bring in the sense of belonging. Stephen Daniels from his national survey also reported this as one of the findings. He concluded that dress codes also encourage a sense of belonging that contributes to overall order and discipline (Daniels).
Uniforms help to reduce the economic gaps among the students. In Calumet alone for example, there are those who have and those don't have, who live in housing projects, group homes and shelters. Coach Johnie Butler points out that they have a lot of kids who try to keep up with the Jones' fashion wise. For this reason, expensive coats and shoes are stolen at the school. This according to him is because students there tend to equate their self-worth with what they wear (Ann Scot Tyson). This decrease in the gap between poor and rich students was also attested by Stephen Daniels in the survey they conducted nationally on the effect of dress codes (Daniels).
"The pink dress with those shoes? Uhmm Nah! I wore that last week. Uhmm, how about this one, aaah Pamela has the same dress and wears it so often…! I need to revamp my wardrobe" (Listland). This expression was used by Listland to show how absence of uniforms can always be a problem in the mind of the female students. Uniforms save money by not having to worry about who has what and what you wore last week that now you should not repeat, a very common case with girls and hence by bringing in a uniform dress that will not leave them worried about what they don't have but someone has is then a good idea. This will not only save parents money but will also ensure punctuality of the students.
Listland states that "one of the best things about uniforms is that you don't have to worry about the matching and what goes on with your trouser or tee" (Listland).This noticeably can help students get ready quickly for schools. This will therefore contribute directly to the amount of time being availed for class work/study purposes.
Campus security/School Intrusion
Students can only be safe when their environment assures so. Listland puts safety of students at number one priority reason as to why uniforms policy should be implemented in all public schools within the states. They claim this is not just their number one reason but also top the reasons for the parents also. With school uniforms, students become less violent with time and this according to them is also supported with statistics which shows that the rate of assault with deadly weapons, fighting, injuries decrease by 50 after schools changed their policy from casual to uniforms (Listland). According Stephen Daniels, school dress codes promote school safety and foster a positive learning environment (Daniels). Specifically, he states in his findings that dress codes reduce conflict associated with name brand and gang clothing. With regard to the constitutionality of the issue, he asserts that dress codes are constitutional, citing court cases that found they do not infringe on students' rights or suppress their speech. He also explains that uniforms will prevent outsiders from entering the school premise and cause harm to anybody.
Constitutionality of the dress codes has been challenged in the courts with proponents arguing that by implementing this in all public schools will amount to abuse of the students' First Amendment rights of free expression that is guaranteed by the constitution of the United States of America. Critics question whether there is any valid relationship between uniforms and the performance of students in class. This argument has received a lot of reaction than response." According to Mike Kelly, objections to school uniforms policies are unfounded and frivolous" (Kelly). He supports that uniforms instill discipline, help students focus on their studies and eliminate pressure on parents to outfits their kids. However, many opponents were not just going to sit back and watch without putting a fight. One such person was Mike DePinto, a fifth grader who protested this by wearing a button depicting the Hitler youth. This was to reflect a paramilitary group of Adolf Hitler's Nazi Party, in hope of people understanding what wearing uniforms could be like (Kelly).
This action attracted discussion with other people accusing him of not being sincere in what he was against. Some insinuated that "DePinto's dilemma is that he simply wants to pick his own clothes. Or as he put it to a Bayonne newspaper last week: I'm opposed to somebody telling me what to wear and forcing me to wear an emblem against my will.' (Kelly).
The court case was however dismissed by a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, in San Francisco. The ruling was 2-1 on May 12 that the policies of the Clark County, Nev., school district, which includes Las Vegas, do not violate the First Amendment rights of students (Walsh).
Dress code is an issue that has been in the public domain for so long now yet it still continues to be emotive. Whichever divide one is, it is important to put facts like they are. Opponents of uniforms cite constitutionality and the right that will be violated. In response to this, it is true that this issue was taken to court and the court's judgment was not on their favor. It would not be right to continue the debate along same line when the same constitution provides for appeal. Instead of talking, it would be more appealing to appeal if at all they are not satisfied. Again, on the issue of many cultures, that is even a point for the other side. Many people with varied culture allowed to bring their culture to school will not be very attractive and hence the need to embrace one thing that will be common to everyone and that will make everyone feel attached to.
On the other hand, proponents should also note that uniform is not the sole cause of insecurity and therefore insinuating that embracing uniforms will enhance security in my opinion may not be very accurate, plus if it worked in Long Beach district does not mean it will work everywhere. The government should therefore work hard to ensure everybody is secure at all times. These gangs should not be used as excuse since this only show that government has failed by openly acknowledging their existence.
From the research findings, it is clear that school uniforms reduce the gap between socioeconomic statuses as supported by the research by Daniels and Scot, improve learning achievement as was seen in both Caril and Long Beach districts. Even Chicago is a proof to these earlier thesis statements. On combating the formation of criminal gangs in school, this has not left any doubt in the mind of any American citizen. All statistics indicate that uniforms truly combats formation and thriving of criminal gangs in the schools (Winter; Daniels; Kelly). However more research should be done to establish the direct relationship between uniform wearing and class performance so that there can be no more doubts in the minds of skeptics.
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Daniels, Stephen. School Dress Codes Are Necessary and Constitutional. North Carolina, 2005.
Kelly, Mike. "School Uniforms Dont Stiffle Freedom of Expression." School policies (2008).
Listland. Top 10 reasons school Uniforms should be Mandatory. 30th November 2014. 8th April 2015. <http://www.listland.com/top-10-reasons-school-uniforms-mandatory/>.
Walsh, Mark. "U.S. Appeals Court Backs District's Rules on School Uniforms." 21 May 2008. Education Week. 8th April 2015.
Winter. "School Improvement Initiatives In Long Beach, California: The Quest For Higher Student Achievement, Behavior, And Dress Standards." Education (1998).
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Holy Trinity tennis player Morgan McCarthy was voted the Community Credit Union FLORIDA TODAY Athlete of the Week for April 3-9.
McCarthy, a seventh-grader, won the No. 1 singles title and teamed with Ashleigh Kutryb for the No. 1 doubles crown at the District 11-1A tennis tournament, three singles and two doubles wins.
McCarthy received 47.98 percent of the 1,882 votes collected from among the five athletes represented.
Second place was Satellite High track & field athlete John Cacciatore, with 26.2 percent, followed by Cocoa High track & field athlete Destiny Charles (11.8 percent), Melbourne High baseball player Chad Lemke (10.15 percent), and Merritt Island lacrosse player Zack Holmes (3.88 percent).
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Every year, we put together our Annual Review of the work we did together. It feels that 2016 seems like a long time ago, but it's not. We're only 100 + 1 day into the number 45 administration.
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July 20, 2016 – Today, the Democratic Asian Americans of Virginia (DAAV) mourns the passing of United States Congressman, Mark Takai (HI-01). Rep. Takai passed away at the age of 49 due to pancreatic cancer.
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Immigrant, Latinos, and Asian entrepreneurs and consumers add billion dollars and tens of thousands of jobs to Virginia economy.
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How to Be a Delegate to Democratic Conventions
If you want to be a Delegate to the Democratic Conventions (Congressional District, State, National), you will have to run for that. Run at the local level in (a caucus), then move up to the Congressional District (convention), attend the State Convention in Richmond on June 18, then if elected, you will then go to the DNC Convention in Philly on July 25-28.
About Virginia Caucuses and Conventions, via DPVA.
On either April 16 or 18, 2016, cities and counties across the Commonwealth will hold caucuses that will elect 2,000 State Delegates and 500 Alternates. These Delegates and Alternates will attend the Congressional District Conventions and a State Convention. The State Delegates will be allocated among the Democratic Candidates in proportion to the percentage of their vote in the primary. The State Delegates will then elect the National Delegates.
Any registered voter may participate. The voter, however, must sign a certification that he or she is a registered voter in the jurisdiction, is a Democrat, believes in the principles of the Democratic Party, and does not intend to support a candidate opposed to the Democratic nominee in the next election.
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It's about delegates count. The primary, caucus elections are all about that. Super Tuesday gets all the attention because of the states where candidates compete have the largest number of delegates that Presidential candidates can win, in order to get the party nomination.
Next Tuesday, March 1, it's an important milestone for the candidates because they're competing in a dozen of states and a territory. Winning these states would not only give them the largest number of delegates but also a measure of electability for the general election in November.
On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders need to win 2,383 delegates to get the Party nomination. There is a total 4,189 delegates available. A total 1,034 delegates up for grabs from the Super Tuesday states.
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Sue previously served as the Fairfax County Democratic Committee's Vice Chair for Precinct Operations from 2006 to 2011. An economist by training, Sue built strong systems for training Fairfax County's Democratic precinct captains and for voter protection. Her own precinct organizing efforts frequently produced among the state's highest voter turnout percentages.
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Apple Classroom is a classroom management and monitoring tool for use with a classroom full of iPads. It allows you as the teacher to see which iPads are in the room, open (and lock) students in an app of your choosing, open a website or iBook for all students, and even monitor and display their device to the classroom.
Apple Classroom is great for sharing student work with the entire class without having to ask them to AirPlay and enter a code. It can also speed along transitions in the classroom. For example, if you need to make an announcement to the entire class, you can blank their screens temporarily. Or when you are taking a quiz in Canvas, you can lock them into the app so they cannot leave it to look at notes in other apps. It also can be used if you have a couple students in your class that tend to get off task or wander, you can monitor what they are doing or guide them to a specific app to help them stay on track.
Download Classroom from Self Service. Note that only the teacher needs to download this application. Students do not have access and do not need the Classroom app. Ensure that you and your students have Bluetooth turned on for their iPad (check Settings).
Open the app and create a name you would like students to see, such as Mrs. Smith. Then tap on "create class."
Give your class a name and then choose and icon and color of your choice. Secondary teachers should use different colors for different class periods.
Once your class is created, tap on "add students."
Important: Do not leave this screen until all students have added themselves. Tell your students the code displayed on your screen.
On the student's iPads, they should go to Settings. A button called Classroom should appear just below Bluetooth. If your students do not see the Classroom button display on their iPads, it is because the teacher iPad has not joined the SabersWireless wifi network correctly. You will need to submit a help desk ticket to resolve this issue.
On the student's iPad: Once students have tapped on the Classroom settings, they will be prompted to enter their name and the 4 digit code that is on the teacher's iPad. Once the student clicks "add," they are done.
On the teacher's iPad: Once all students have joined your class, tap "add." If you had a student missing or absent, you can add students at any time. Just note that the join code will change each time.


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