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With more people getting online than ever before, the risk of viruses and other harmful programs on phones and computers has increased. As a result, the Indian government is allotting a substantial amount of money onto a program to provide people with a free anti-virus software program. This is through the support of the IT Ministry.
The government will be spending about Rs. 90 crore over the next five years on this new program. The program will be available for free to all people and is to be promoted by internet service providers around the country.
This new program is the Botnet Cleaning and Malware Analysis Center. It will operate through support from CERT, the Computer Emergency Response Team. This especially comes at a critical time as digital IT systems have been hacked by outside parties on a few occasions in recent months. By using the app, people will have an added amount of support and control for stopping viruses and other problems from getting in the way of their devices.
This all comes after many problems relating to cyber-crimes. In fact, this is not the first time that the government has tried to work with such an offer as this. This solution is actually going to move forward as desired. This should be indispensable to the national efforts to keep the computers and phones in the country secure and free from potential problems that may show up over time.
The Botnet Cleaning and Malware Analysis Center program will work with a few points in mind. These are especially designed to assist with getting the program working:
The program will review the hard drive and apps on a phone or computer. It will look through all features to see what problems might have come about on the computer or phone if necessary and help to eliminate infected or corrupt files and programs.
The program works to target a variety of items. It can identify malware and viruses alike and even spamming bots that might be on a computer or phone. It reviews programs in real time and identifies when questionable items start to get on a phone, thus preventing potential problems from developing in the future.
CERT-in will find information from infected systems to identify common problems and how they might occur. This is to ensure that various problems may be resolved over time.
Real-time support is being offered by CERT-in. The National Cyber Coordination Centre will also help with monitoring how the app works and how data is gathered on it.
A Preventative Measure
While the new anti-virus program offered by the government is appealing, it comes as there is a strong need to stop hacking and corruption in the online world. Hackers under the Legion name recently hacked many Twitter and email accounts around India. These include accounts belonging to various government officials and celebrities alike.
There is also the concern of how in October more than three million credit cards were hacked into. This occurred after various ATMs in India were targeted to read information on cards added into those machines. The use of new anti-virus support throughout the country is designed to help prevent similar issues from developing in the future.
This development actually comes years after the idea of the Botnet Cleaning and Malware Analysis Center had been first tossed around. In 2014, the government first started to think about the program and how it may work. The government wanted to set it up through CERT-in. It actually cost less than the current plan as it was offered at a total of Rs. 50 crore.
The government said back in 2014 that it wanted to work with internet service providers in a few months. That never actually happened though. There was also a second attempt at the program a year later but that one cost about Rs. 100 crore. There was never any timelines established as a means of managing the program.
As these concerns took place, more than 8,000 online crimes were reported in 2015. Only 250 convictions were actually made in those cases. In addition, a data lab in Mumbai ended up publishing lab results of more than 43,000 people who had provided information to it. The lab did not secure the data, thus making it so the data could be published without warning and without the permission of anyone.
By using the anti-virus program through CERT-in, the Indian government is hoping to get more phones and computers protected. This is especially interesting given that the idea was thrown about in recent time. The effort to get the program working will be rather interesting to watch for as more information comes about in the future.
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Show Your Value, Archbishop Ntagali Tells The Youth
3rd January 2020 at 3:26 pm	News
By Ivan Naijuka The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, His Grace Stanley Ntagali, has urged the youth to set their priorities right if they are to be more valuable. This was during closure of the four-day Annual All Saints' Cathedral Kampala Youth Camp in Muduuma, Mpigi district. "Avoid things you don't understand; they come[…]
Ntagali ordains his last clergy
10th December 2019 at 12:32 pm	News
Today, Sunday 8, December 2019, was a very colorful day at All Saints' Cathedral, Kampala led by the Bishop of the diocese of Kampala who is also the Archbishop of the Province of the Church of Uganda, His Grace Stanley Ntagali as he ordained deacons and priests and installing of the Canons. The function was[…]
Bishop Mutebi Is Back
10th December 2019 at 11:40 am	News
People from all walks of life thronged All Saints' Cathedral, Kampala to welcome and give thanks to God for the life of His servant, Bishop Hannington Mutebi who has been sick for close to 10 months. Jubilations, ululations and tears of joy filled the Cathedral at the sight of Bishop Mutebi who was accompanied by[…]
The Diocese Of Kampala Weds 25 Couples
18th October 2019 at 5:24 pm	News
The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda and Bishop, Diocese of Kampala, His Grace Stanley Ntagali has today wedded 25 couples at All Saints' Cathedral, Kampala in the first ever diocesan corporate wedding.While presiding over the wedding, His Grace Ntagali advised the couples to hate evil, rumor and alike if they want to sustain their[…]
Bishop Stephen Samuel Kazimba elected the 9th Archbishop
28th August 2019 at 5:00 pm	News
The House of Bishops sitting today Wednesday, August 28, 2019 at St. Paul Namirembe Cathedral have elected The Rt. Rev. Dr. Stephen Samuel Kazimba, as the 9th Archbishop of the Church of Uganda. The announcement was read at the press conference held at the Provincial Secretariat, Namirembe by the Rt. Rev. Edison Irigei, Dean[…]
All Saints' Cathedral, Kampala to confirm students from International Schools
At least 40 students who study from International Schools and about 20 old people will be confirmed in the Anglican faith on Sunday, August 11, 2019, at 2pm at All Saints' Cathedral, Kampala. The service will be presided over by the retired Bishop of Madi & West Nile Diocese, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Joel Obetia[…]
The Cathedral Reaches Out In A Medical Camp
24th July 2019 at 5:06 pm	News
All Saints' Cathedral, Kampala in partnership with several medical centres has organized an outreach in form of a Medical Camp running for a week; from Monday 22nd July, on the theme, "Come, and let's return to the Lord" Hosea 6:1. The free health awareness camp is currently in progress at the Kampala City Square quadrangle.[…]
Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion launched
The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, the Most Rev. Stanley Ntagali launched the Ugandan chapter of Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion (EFAC) on Wednesday, 18 July 2019 at All Saints' Cathedral, Kampala. EFAC-Uganda is mandated to support the Church of Uganda's commitment to Gafcon through promoting a theological "think tank" to articulate appropriate[…]
First Female Provost Installed
The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda and also Bishop, Diocese of Kampala, His Grace Stanley Ntagali officially installed the Provost of All Saints' Cathedral, Kampala on Wednesday 10 July 2019. The Very Rev. Canon Dr. Rebecca Nyengeye and Rev. Captain David Serunjoji were installed as the Provost and Archdeacon Central Archdeaconry and Assistant Provost[…]
The Provost Visits The Speaker
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The Provost, Rev Canon Dr. Rebecca Nyegenye, encouraged Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Rebecca Kadaga, to trust in the Lord as her fortress rock. The Clergy made the remarks on Friday 24 2019 when they had gone to pray and administer Holy Communion to Speaker Kadaga after the latter recovered from sickness recently. During the[…]
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This is really a post about nothing. A non-post if you will. I've been MIA a bit. Blame it on nice weather, working on the yard, a fun playdate, graduation BBQs and children eating me out of house and home. Really the munchkins must both be dealing with a growth spurt. eating. all. day. long.
I'm off to Baltimore for WordCamp Mid-Atlantic this weekend. Overnight trip without my family, staying with my friend, meeting a blogger friend, and spending a whole day in techie-geek heaven. yeehaw! If you are on twitter and want to live vicariously, check out #wordcampmidatl I even ordered mom cards for the event. I'm pumped! Super excited to meet Roni and fellow reader Jaye (we were the winners of her contest) and it'll be fun to be around real bloggers I still feel like this is just me pretending to blog.
We have homeschool coop tomorrow and then I'm off. I have a few posts in the works, but just haven't done much with them and probably won't til next week.
Find something fun to do this weekend and do it! :) Catch ya next week!
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Next in my series on How To Fully Fund Your PhD, I provide a list below of PhD programs in Public Health that offer full funding to all admitted doctoral students.
Although there are many competitive, external fellowships in the ProFellow database for graduate and doctoral study, the best approach to funding your doctoral studies is to seek out PhD programs that offer full funding to all admitted students. When a doctoral program indicates that they provide "full funding" to their PhD students, in most cases this means they provide students full tuition and an annual stipend for living expenses for the three to six-year duration of the student's doctoral studies. Not all universities provide full funding to their doctoral students, which is why I recommend researching the financial aid offerings of all the potential PhD programs in your academic field, including small and lesser-known schools both in the U.S. and abroad.
To view more than 700 professional and academic fellowships, including fellowships for graduate and doctoral study and pre- and post-doctoral research, sign up to view ProFellow's fellowships database.
Columbia University, Mailman School of Public Health (New York, NY): All PhD students receive full tuition, a stipend, and health insurance coverage. The amount of the stipend is set by Columbia University. Support is provided throughout the entire five years the student is in the program.
Harvard University, School of Public Health (Cambridge, MA): All admitted students to the PhD Program in Biological Sciences in Public Health, including international students, are guaranteed full funding, which includes a stipend, as well as tuition and health insurance.
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health (Indianapolis, IN): For full-time students only, the program will typically provide funding support in the form of tuition remission, a stipend to cover living expenses, and health insurance. This support typically requires a 20 hour per week work assignment.
University of Michigan, School of Public Health, Health Services Organization and Policy (H.S.O.P.) Program (Ann Arbor, MI): Funding directly through the H.S.O.P. doctoral program is available, and there are also many funding opportunities for Ph.D. students with the Rackham Graduate School and throughout the university. The majority of our Ph.D. students have one (or more) of these funding packages, and nearly all of our students have full funding throughout the course of their Ph.D. career.
University of Toronto, Dalla Lana School of Public Health (Toronto, Canada): The University of Toronto has committed to a guaranteed minimum level of financial support to all its eligible, full-time doctoral stream students in the funded cohort, equivalent to $15,000 per year plus tuition for the first 5 years of study.
Yale University, School of Public Health (New Haven, CT): All admitted PhD students are guaranteed four years of 12-month stipend and tuition support. In addition to grants and fellowships for tuition and living costs, students receive a Health Award, which covers the full cost of single-student Yale Health Plan Hospitalization/Specialty Coverage.
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The Sacha Warmi Center, in Ecuador, supports the preservation of indigenous health care methods within the local communities.
To that effect, Sacha Warmi trains indigenous healthcare workers, creates communication initiatives between western healthcare agents and local indigenous practitioners, and assists in the creation of audiovisual material cataloguing medicinal plants and their uses.
Additionally, Sacha Warmi supports an association of Quechua midwives to promote the accessibility of healthcare and reduce infant mortality rates, and provides western-trained Ecuadorian medical students with immersion opportunities to facilitate intercultural learning and increase the respect of indigenous cultures.
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Young Siekopai (Secoya) people Jimmy and Ribaldo filming school children during their visit to the medicinal plant garden created by a Siekopai woman, Fanny Piaguaje (left) in the village of Sewaya, on the Aguarico River. The videos produced by Jimmy and Ribaldo on the traditional uses of medicinal plants will soon be distributed to the 5 Siekopia villages in the Northern Ecuadorian Amazon to encourage their own people to give a new value to some of the most important medicinal plants.
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According to several sources, President Xi will undergo surgery on an intracranial aneurysm in the next few days. Apparently his condition is worsening and he could become unconscious at any moment. Xi has established his own National Special Crisis Office in case he cannot rule the country due to his health condition. Members of the politburo have been sent a poster warning them against using Xi's illness to plot against him.
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China Southern West Australian Flying College, based in the Perth suburb of Jandakot, has gone into liquidation. The pilot training company has 37 small aircraft and also owns the airfield in the wheatbelt town of Merredin. This is timely. The whole facility should be taken over by the RAAF to help train its next generation of pilots to replace the ones who will be shot down in F-35s and Super Hornets in the coming war with China. Flying proficiency requires hundreds of hours of flight training and the sooner we start, the better.


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Year 43 of Lakota Nation Invitational underway
by: Sydney Thorson
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KELO) — One of Rapid City's biggest events of the year, the Lakota Nation Invitational, is underway at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center.
This is the 43rd year of the Lakota Nation Invitational. In 1976, they started out with eight basketball teams competing. Today, they have 16 girls and 16 boys teams in the tournament, but that's not all.
"It started out with just basketball, but now it's a lot more than that we have academic contests they compete. We have cultural events that are going every day," Bryan Brewer, Founder of LNI said.
Activities include chess, an art show, workshops, and the Lakota Language Bowl.
"The first part of the Lakota Language Bowl is our introductions, we introduce ourselves, where we come from, our parents, our grandparents, our teachers, our school and our age,"7th grader Jasinda Ten Fingers said.
Then, they have a buzzer beater challenge where officials will read off a word in English and the students will translate that into Lakota.
"It makes me feel happy that so many young people are willing to learn the language and keep it alive," Ten Fingers said.
"This is the only event where all the tribes come together. The students get to meet students from the other reservations so friendships are made here," Brewer said.
Last year 2,500 students participated. This year even more people are involved and Brewer expects the numbers to keep climbing.
"It's an opportunity for our students to get off the reservations, come out to Rapid City, Rapid City has been really good to us, they treat us good, it's an educational experience for many of our students to come up here," Brewer said.
Events are open to the public and will be going on every day through Saturday.
Note to readers: This daily report will appear each working day of the South Dakota Legislature's 2021 session that runs through March 29.
TO MASK OR NOT: The Legislature's two chambers get to set their own rules for operating. That's one reason the Senate has a strict approach to wearing face coverings during the pandemic while the House of Representatives is less restrictive for the 2021 session. But there's a bigger explanation.
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) - The COVID-19 pandemic is no laughing matter. But the annual Sno Jam Comedy Festival is looking to help lighten things up and help those in need.
If you ask comedians Luke Johnson and Dan Bublitz Jr., they'll tell you that it's important to laugh even in the hard times.
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Good Morning! A few high clouds are moving into KELOLAND this morning, but the forecast looks dry and very mild. In fact, today may be the last really mild day for quite a few days.
Winds will be breezy for much of KELOLAND, including a wind advisory for counties near the North Dakota border where gusts will be over 40mph.
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Saving Elmo: Why we fought to protect one urban tree
When a tree that stands in the city's way is designated for the chop, many of us just stand by and watch it fall. We shouldn't be so resigned
Earth 6 November 2013
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Brighton is famous for its elms, but this one did not fit with plans for a new road layout
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IT BEGAN with three large letters: R.I.P. Normally on such a freezing night I'd have rushed straight by in my hurry to get home, but something caught my eye. Pinned to the trunk of a tree I had passed countless times was a scrap of paper – and those three letters.
I hadn't taken much notice of the tree before. It stood tall and solitary at the edge of a notorious roundabout, a welcome living thing in a sea of tarmac. It was a large elm with deeply fissured bark and sturdy upswept branches. I stretched my arms around its trunk: they scarcely reached half way. What did that ominous message mean?
Back home I discovered what the anonymous note-writer already knew: in two days the tree would be gone, felled as part of a scheme to reconfigure the roundabout to make it safer and more attractive. Streets first laid out in the mid-19th century, when traffic was light and horse-drawn, would be updated to comply with 21st-century standards, including broad, smooth pavements with no lumps, bumps – or large vertical obstacles. The elm, planted about 130 years ago, did not fit this new streamlined vision.
The thought of a fine mature tree consigned to the chipper for the sake of an extra-wide walkway and a computer-generated kerb line was shocking. What made it worse was that it seemed to fly in the face of current thinking on the value of urban trees. City authorities usually …
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Population density is a way of determining how crowded an area is. Palmer has a population density of 2,010, with 7,553 current residents.
Out of the 7,553 current residents, 50% are male and 50% are female. 52% of the residents are married and 48% are single.
As for living in Palmer, the air quality is 46% and the weather, on average, is 36% sunny, 15% rainy, and 58% snowy. The average temperature is 36°F.
Whether you're looking to buy or rent a home in Palmer, you should know that 62.4% of homes are owned while 34.7% of homes are rented, and 3% of homes are vacant. The median price of a home is $207,500, the median age of homes is 12 years, the annual home appreciation is -0.64% and the annual property tax is 12.24%.
When looking at the community of Palmer, it's important to determine the crime rate. Palmer's crime rate is 7 total number of crimes reported per 100,000 total population. The average age of residents in Palmer is 30 years and the breakdown of political affiliations is 23.44% Democratic, 73.92% Republican, and 2.64% Independent.
When looking at Palmer, it's important to understand employment statistics. 9.20% of residents are unemployed in Palmer (which does not include the percentage of residents who are no longer in the labor force). Of the employed Palmer residents: 10% of employed residents work in the management and business field, 20.06% are in the arts and sciences field, 23.4% are in the customer service field, 27.1% are in the sales field, 0.42% work in farming, fishing, and forestry, 10.4% of employed residents work in the construction field, and 8.7% work in production. When it comes to education, the ratio of teachers to students is 1:23. The percentage of residents who have graduated high school is 87.72%, 10.84% of residents have an associate's degree, 7.97% of residents have a bachelor's degree, and 6.44% have a master's degree.
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REVIEW: Nebraska
Posted on December 16, 2013 by matterspamer
Directed by: Alexander Payne
Written by: Bob Nelson
Starring: Bruce Dern, Will Forte, June Squibb and Bob Odenkirk
The most endearing image of Alexander Payne's Nebraska is of an old man stubbornly trudging along the highways and sidewalks of rural America. The camera is placed a patient distance in front of him, not sighing at his pace but simply waiting for him to catch up. That distance is indicative of the relationship that that man, Woody Grant (Bruce Dern), has with the rest of the world. He's quietly stubborn, wearing a look of defeat as his default expression. His son David (Will Forte) sees that and pities him.
Pity is the main engine that drives Nebraska's sparse story, which Payne makes incidental to character and landscape. Woody is walking from Montana to Lincoln, Nebraska to cash in a $1 million slip he got from a sham marketing company. His wife Kate (June Squibb) can do little but throw her hands up in the air in exasperation at his repeated attempts to walk there (his license was revoked).
"I didn't know the son of a bitch wanted to be a millionaire. He should have thought of that years ago and worked for it," she says in one of the movie's best lines.
What makes Woody's painful-looking shuffle resonate is not that he is aimless but that his goal is unattainable. David eventually indulges him, embarking on a road trip that lands them, almost too conveniently, in Woody's hometown. Hawthorne is a small Nebraskan village that seems forgotten by time. Payne's decision to shoot the movie in black and white only enhances this, adding a tinge of melancholy to the wide open plains and quaint, vacant streets.
Word spreads quickly about Woody's million-dollar jackpot. Despite David's attempts to quell any celebration of it his father soon becomes the talk of the town, for better and worse. He is envied and celebrated for a while, until family and old friends start to subtly bring up past debts. Woody is oblivious to almost all of this, and Dern gives the impression that his character's journey is so single-minded because it's all he has the energy to focus on.
Nebraska's weakest link is in the way the story forces itself together. There is no real reason why Kate and her and Woody's oldest son Ross (Bob Odenkirk) need to join them in Hawthorne. After Woody hits his head after a fall, Bob Nelson's script seems determined to pin him and his family in that town for much longer than Woody would ever actually stay there.
Payne balances the somewhat sloppy story with the most emotionally delicate direction he's done so far. The Descendants, his previous feature, also had a contrived story, and it felt like it did. Nebraska doesn't. It unfolds more spontaneously, never a slave to its central plot and much better off for it. It's an elegiac, bitterly funny examination of the Grants rather than a father/son bonding narrative.
The best scene happens in Hawthorne's cemetery right after Kate arrives from Montana. She, David and Woody are surrounded by the stumps of countless modest graves. Kate talks blatantly about the people buried beneath them, her crass observations offset by her son's discomfort and her husband's weary obliviousness.
Kate's brazen manner thankfully softens as the movie goes on, creating more than a castrating caricature. Squibb slowly reveals the kindness inside her without failing to skillfully execute many of the script's best comedic moments. Her and Dern show us a couple hardened by a less-than-ideal life, but still trying to make a go at it.
Nebraska is just as funny and humane as Payne's best movies. He offers a view of rural America that the Coen brothers might have made if they were (just a little) less condescending. Working with cinematographer Phedon Papamichael, he has also created his most visually accomplished work to date. In films like Sideways and About Schmidt, I remembered the terrific dialogue and the richly conceived characters, and the way Payne found a way to understand them when they seemed unreachable. There weren't images as memorable as what he has here, though. It is a fairly big leap for him as a filmmaker, with all the imperfection that often comes with such risks.
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Directed by: Jorma Taccone
Written by: Will Forte and John Solomon
Starring: Will Forte, Kristen Wiig, Ryan Phillippe and Val Kilmer
It's important to know the context a movie was made in before you begin examining it. Some films are made to provoke thought, others to send a message. There are many (many!) movies made today, though, that were made purely as an entertainment and nothing else. When you look at MacGruber that way (and only that way), it's decent.
The star of this show is not it's director, in fact quite the opposite. This 90 minute feature based on a recurring 90 second sketch on Saturday Night Live is all about the script and the actors. In fact, director Jorma Taccone over compensates immensely with what should have been a cut-and-dry directing job. This movie is supposed to be a send-up of all things bad in 80's action movies, and he's given it a visual style that unintentionally mocks itself at times. A movie such as this needs a director who can back off and let his actors fly with a script, not use artsy lighting techniques that destroy the mood.
That complaint aside, the ensemble cast is by far the highlight of this film. I was skeptical of Will Forte's ability to hold the screen for longer than the length of the original sketch, but he does a decent job. There are times when you will be sitting there going "Should I laugh?" and others where you won't be able to stop doing so. It's a roller coaster with a few jerks, but a welcome break from the latest Will Ferrell disaster.
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Judging the Judgers
Posted on July 5, 2012 | 17 Comments
By now, most of us have probably seen the video of dean Stephan Hudson in a physical altercation with high school freshmen Kristoff John at George Westinghouse Technical Education High School in Brooklyn. If not, here is the clip that has been shown on the television airwaves here in New York City.
The very first thing that you see, and something that is easily missed, is the student taking a swing at Mr. Hudson. Mr. Hudson then basically grabs the student by the arm and manhandles him. The mother of Kristoff John is suing the city for $5.5 million. With that kind of lopsided number, I regret not swinging on any of my teachers when I was in high school.
The video looks bad. As a dean of many years, not to mention a man of height and girth, I know that Mr. Hudson was in a nightmare position. A kid swinging on a dean is not the same as a kid swinging on a teacher. Deans are the disciplinarians of the school. They are the ones teachers call on if they are ever assaulted by a student. Once that swing was launched by Kristoff John, Stephan Hudson was in a lose-lose situation. If he lets it slide, he is a wimp. His authority in the eyes of the students, and even the staff, gets taken down a few pegs. That would make his job as dean much more difficult for years to come. There would always be whispers in the hallways of the day Mr. Hudson got "snuffed" by a student and he did not do anything about it. In a school like Westinghouse, it might not be long until another student tries to snuff him again.
His size would make things worse. He would be seen as a big wimp. Why is such a big man so afraid of such a small kid?
On the other hand, if he does retaliate, you get the situation he is in now. The media cries foul. The public only sees a large man roughing up a small kid. What kind of monsters work in schools these days? Fire him. Did you see the size of him? This teacher is a bully. The current vogue of that word ensures Mr. Hudson will continue to be vilified as such until this situation is resolved.
As usual, things are not as simple as people are making them, including Ben Chapman of the Daily News, who has never been known to be very thorough or fair in his reporting. This is what he wrote for his June 28th article:
Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott was "disturbed" by video of a hulking teacher pummeling a scrawny student at a Brooklyn school and will seek the teacher's firing, a spokeswoman said.
Chapman uses words like "pummeling", "beating" and "thumping" throughout his piece. One wonders if he knows what these words mean, especially when used in concert. If Mr. Hudson had balled up his fists and repeatedly punched Kristoff John, then those words would certainly be warranted. But Mr. Hudson was not beating or pummeling the scrawny kid. He certainly was manhandling and grabbing him.
My question is what would Chapman, Walcott and the rest of the outraged public want Mr. Hudson to do instead? Should he have taken the punch, given the kid a pat on the back, and sent him off to class? Should he have not defended himself at all and called school safety to put the kid in cuffs? How many more times would he have been punched by the time school safety got there?
The fact is, owing to the size difference between the two of them, Mr. Hudson doing anything physical in retaliation could only end in him being vilified. I know this not only from my days as a dean, but from my days as a city kid in the schoolyard. If a kid half my size punched me in the face and I did not do anything, I am a wimp (or "herb" as they used to call it). If I had pummeled him with my fists and feet, I would be a bully. All the girls in the schoolyard would have ran over to hold the poor kid's head as he laid looking up at the sky.
It is a lose-lose situation. With chancellors like Walcott and reporters like Chapman, the "lose" for Mr. Hudson would surely be his career.
The job of a dean is 99.9 percent mental and .1 percent physical. Most of the time, looking scary, being assertive and having a loud mouth is enough to get respect as an authority figure. I added humor to the mix when I was a dean, so thankfully I never had a kid who wanted to punch me in the face. Yet, if you are a dean long enough in a school like Westinghouse, it will just be a matter of time before that .1% of the job calls. Maybe a student pushes you or swings at you. In my case, it was students swinging on school safety, teachers or other deans that necessitated me getting physical to subdue a student. It is not a good position to be in. If the kid gets bruised or hurt, you can have a lawsuit and investigation on your hands.
Unfortunately, that is the hell in which Mr. Hudson currently finds himself. I cannot judge his actions because I do not know what I would have done if I were in his shoes. I wish him the best in navigating the mine field to come.
On the other hand, I find it quite easy to judge those who choose to judge Mr. Hudson. For Ben Chapman, it is business as usual. It is misleading language meant to embellish, all in the service of bashing teachers. The article he put his name on months ago about "perv" teachers bordered on pure smut, making the National Enquirer look like the New Yorker. Careful and accurate language in reporting mean nothing when the goal is to bash teachers and sell copy. It is not like the job of reporters is to investigate and report the truth or anything.
For Dennis Walcott, it is the same Puritanical schoolmarm act that has defined his entire tenure as chancellor. Just as always, he tightens his lips, furrows his brow and speaks in severe and unforgiving language about firing teachers for transgressions against the bounds of decency, real or imagined. In this, of course, he is merely doing the bidding of Pharaoh Bloomberg, the man he unquestioningly serves.
For the mother of Kristoff John, it is the "oh, my poor baby" act. On the one hand, I start to sympathize with what goes through her mind when she sees her son being manhandled by a burly man. Then, I remember that her son had taken a healthy swing right at that burly man's head. The sympathy quickly fades. As a man, I would have told my son not to start fights he could not finish. As a human being, I would have taught my son to respect all human beings, whether they are in authority or not, whether he likes them or not. Maybe Kristoff John's mother has tried to teach her son these lessons, but they are obviously not getting through. The lesson she is teaching him now is that it is ok to swing on people as long as there is a big pot of gold on the other side of that swing.
And for the general public, easily lobotomized by the misleading and fluffy writing of Ben Chapman or the knee-jerk television reports about a large man manhandling a scrawny teenager, one healthy reminder might be in order: this took place in a New York City public high school. While most of them are not hellholes, a very slim minority are actually non-violent and easy-going. The fact is, there is a lot of violence and tempers and jealousy and emotions from the classrooms all the way up to the principal's office. And, yes, teachers get hit, pushed, spit on, harassed and more on a daily basis. Most schools do not have police officers. The only disciplinarians on site are the school safety agents and deans, who are normally overwhelmed. In a school like Westinghouse, there are only a handful of these disciplinarians for nearly 1,000 students. These factors should be considered before people judge the actions of Stephan Hudson.
Unfortunately, this is where we are in 2012. A student assaults a teacher and stands to make a payday out of it. The teacher stands to get fired. These pieces should not fit together, yet they make perfect sense given the state of teaching in the United States today.
This entry was posted in An Embattled Career, education reform, School, teaching and tagged Ben Chapman, Daily News, George Westinghouse High School, Kristoff John, Media Hatred For Teachers, New York City Public Schools, Stephan Hudson, teacher bashing, Teacher Bullying. Bookmark the permalink.
17 responses to "Judging the Judgers"
Pit | July 5, 2012 at 8:31 am | Reply
It's a strange society here in the US. There's this dean, who just disciplines a student as the situation warrants, and uses the least amount of force to ward of a violent attack at himself, and on the other hand there's that Zimmerman guy who – with no provokation at all – follows a harmless teenager walking through his neighbourhood, comes up to him, and then shoots him claiming self-defense – and that is deemed legal by many people.
The Assailed Teacher | July 5, 2012 at 12:10 pm | Reply
Excellent point. There is always a place for hate in this country I suppose.
Ladyjustice | July 5, 2012 at 9:14 am | Reply
What's worse than being a teacher in New York City? Being a male teacher or a dean in New York City. Mr. Hudson and his story is probably very close to the Principe case. It saddens me, that people who have been chosen to protect and serve the school as authority figures, are the very same people-who when they do it…are crucified for it. I guarantee…if this was a principal-Chancellor Walcott would say…his usual mantra- " I stand by the principals actions". I have seen this video…several times…a pummeling it is not! Looks like a little shove match. My whole take on the NYCDOE is they try to solve microscopic problems in the media's eyes, so that the public never finds out the catastrophe brewing at HEADQUARTERS.
Yup, all subterfuge and artifice. Walcott only disciplines principals when they embezzle money or, worse, stand behind a teacher.
ben chapman | July 5, 2012 at 1:21 pm | Reply
Ben Chapman here, the journalist behind the pieces on Hudson.
Once again, Assailed, you're using your blog to anonymously bash me and my work, without even asking me for comment first.
Unfortunately it seems like you'd rather slam journalists than act like one yourself – and actually do some reporting. I urge you to change your ways. Drop me a line.
My email is bchapman@nydailynews.com – I'd appreciate it if you would reach out to me next time. You never have before, but I'm an optimist.
And, for the record, your latest rant here is totally off-base, as usual.
Pit | July 5, 2012 at 2:39 pm | Reply
Two points, Mr. Chapman, of only a few on which you're totally wrong:
(1) You seem to utterly misunderstand the purpose of a blog: it's not a journalistic piece of reporting, like yours, in which, saddeningly, you failed to act like a true journalist, viz. reporting the truth, but instead of it, under the guise of reporting, published a biased piece of writing contorting the facts. A blog is a piece of opinion, thus having more leeway.
But in spite if this, this blog entry did indeed present facts and pointed out, based on judging the facts versus what you "reported" that your writing was not true to journalistic standards. And then it went on, based on what the author knew about similar pieces you wrote, to enlarge upon his opinion of your journalistic work. That's his right, isn't it? Or would you deny him what you claim for yourself?
(2) Why, by all means, should he contact you before writing his opinion in his blog? Did you contact dean Hudson before you misrepresented his actions?
But I trust that someone who doesn't even know the meaning of "anonymous" [writing under a pen name is NOT writing anonymously] will also not know the difference between "report" and "opinion", something even my high-school students over in Germany knew … and respected.
Pit Vins
P.S.: Trust me, I have taught and done myself enough text analysis to know that the points as to your "report" made in this blog entry are absolutely valid.
The Assailed Teacher | July 5, 2012 at 3:09 pm | Reply
Hey Ben, thanks for checking in. I did not realize I had to ask you for comment before I made an observation about your reporting. To me, you have made a very good living off of bashing teachers, embellishing stories and unfairly trying educators in the court of public opinion. Unlike your comment above, I provided reasons as to why your reporting was off-base. On the other hand, you say I am off base without the courtesy of explaining why you think that. I do not have the luxury of putting my first and last name on an article and getting paid for it like you do. This is a labor of love, and one that is dangerous to my actual career, since I have been critical of the education reform movement and its handmaidens in mainstream media.
However, if you are so filled with the spirit of collaboration and communication, I invite you to lunch with me so you can look into my anonymous face. We can discuss why you think I am off-base here and elsewhere and I can explain why I feel you unfairly bash teachers in the Daily News. Maybe we can come to some type of consensus. Let me know. My email is theassailedteacher@gmail.com. Look forward to hearing from you.
Fed Up | July 13, 2012 at 3:53 pm |
Er… Let's (NOT) do lunch!
I'd think twice about joining Ben for lunch. I have no way of evaluating him other than by what he writes (alas, no readers' test scores fed into faulty data crunching machines to evaluate reporters, as now is done with students' test scores for evaluating teachers, something Ben is probably all for). And what he writes makes him appear anti teacher and something of a snake.
Since that is the only way of assessing him, and thus predicting what he will do in future, I would wait until such time as he proves in future reportage that he is turning over a new leaf (or shedding his skin), ie, changing for the better when it comes to a more balanced, less jaundiced view of teachers.
Ladyjustice | July 5, 2012 at 1:58 pm | Reply
Was so waiting for Ben Chapman to pipe in…LMFAO! Quack…quack.. We know it's the editors who make you write your skewed accounts of teacher bashing story.
chaz | July 5, 2012 at 4:34 pm | Reply
I do believe the dean did go overboard from the video and unfortunately for him the A-420 regs cover excessive force issue. As for Ben Chapman? You hit the nail on the head about his sloppy reporting.
Yes, perhaps he did go overboard. Although the regs might be in place, I think things have to be taken case-by-case. In light of Mr. Hudson's many years of service, plus the fact that he was assaulted, I do not think he should lose his career. The constant manhandling and dragging him about was a little much, although we do not know how much the kid was struggling and resisting,
I agree with this comment. I also agree with you in your piece (points about being a dean, the reporter's bias against teachers, etc.)
I saw the reporter, Ben Chapman, as a guest, when this was shown on HLN, the first time I heard of the incident or saw the video, which they played over and over. At least the show, "Jane Velez Mitchell" (with guest host that day, Jim Moret) had the decency to put a question mark on the title: "School Beating Caught on Tape?" But the whole segment was one of Moret and guests, including Mr Chapman, rushing to slant everything against the teacher and downplaying what the kid, Kristoff John, had done to Hudson, after getting caught breaking the rules… rules imposed for the safety of kids like John.
Mr. Chapman's bias was fully on display. Throughout the segment, he had no problem glibly articulating all things negative about Hudson. However, he appeared downright tongue tied when he was finally asked if the student had played any part in provoking the teacher's reaction. (I guess there are no editors at the Daily News who ever challenge Chapman to examine and report all relevant aspects of a situation before rushing to judgment, and then to print.}
Here, he dissembled, misled, hemmed and hawed around the inconvenient fact (right there on the video) that the kid had struck out at the teacher FIRST. And the teacher/DEAN, while he did push the boy into the table afterward (more about what else the kid did, further down), he in no way "beat" Kristoff John. He never hit, certainly never "pummeled" him.
Take a look at how Chapman answered that one difficult question about the kid's behavior:
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1207/02/ijvm.01.html
MORET: And Ben Chapman, from "New York Daily News," we only have 30 seconds before the first break. But, was there an indication whatsoever that the student did anything to provoke the teacher`s action?
CHAPMAN: Well, nothing other than what you see in the video. There is a moment in the video kind of where he`s throwing Hudson`s arm off of him. So, I mean, some folks who have watched the video say it looks like he`s, you know, angering [striking, Ben, "striking" – Fed Up] Hudson by doing that. But, you know, certainly nothing to — you know, you would think would warrant the kind of treatment that he received.
Yeah, "you know… "
I know that Mr Chapman tones down his yellow journalistic tendencies when on TV, which he unleashes full blast in print. I read his articles after watching the show, where, from the word go, the text assaults the reader with extreme prejudice. First, there's "Brute Teacher" in the title. From there we quickly move to "pummeling" of a "scrawny" teen by a "hulking teacher" who is also a "thuggish bully." These chunks of red meat (for the anti teacher crowd) are found in the first paragraph of his consecutive pieces, June 28th and 29th. Chapman comes off as downright cheerful to have the opportunity to trash this teacher's reputation and destroy his very livelihood.
Nothing was mentioned about the challenges of being a dean (all discipline issues get dumped on you) in very challenging setting – a vocational high school in Brooklyn.
I have a few questions, like how many "brute" acts are committed by kids that are never splashed on YouTube? How many times, days, months has Mr Hudson/Mr Chapman had to deal with: de-escalate, control, extinguish violence by teens? How often has Mr Hudson/Mr Chapman had to save these same "scrawny" kids like Kristoff John from "hulking" kids who attempt to give them a truly "severe beating?" How many times has Mr Hudson/Mr Chapman had to keep "thuggish kids" in line? How often does Mr Hudson/Chapman have to be responsible for the safety of hundreds of students and staff?
Here's my educated guess:
Mr Hudson: way too many
Mr Chapman: zero
The kid did strike out at Mr Hudson first. And if you look at the video you can see that other adults, including a safety officer, have a hard time getting the kid to wind down. At one point, it looks like there are 3 of them trying to control him. He actually drags a safety officer across the floor as she tries to hold onto him.
I think firing this man is way over the top. Cruel and unusual. The DOE is playing right into the hands of those who will be motivated by Chapman's grand "expose," which serves, it seems to me, not to reach a just outcome here, but to encourage others to manipulate a confrontation with teachers (as if they dont already have enough on their plates!) in order to sue and win a multi-million dollar jackpot. Or just make life miserable for a teacher who makes them miserable – by insisting they follow the rules.
Ive actually read where several kids have commented, stuck up for Mr Hudson, said he was never a bully as their teacher. The DOE actually wants seasoned, strong deans in charge, so they can proudly point to fewer incidents of violence in their schools. But now, they forget all that, until the this incident can be swept into the dustbin, along with Mr Hudson's career. He must be the fall guy. Especially since reporters like Ben Chapman are so eager to make sure guys like him fall down.
ben chapman | July 10, 2012 at 10:34 am | Reply
Pit Vins- assailed is entitled to his opinion. I'm just sticking up for myself. I do think that he should contact me before writing about me even if this is just a blog and therefore not journalism.
I contacted hudson before I wrote about him. half-dozen times probably.
Emailed assailed for lunch, looking forward to it.
Fed Up | July 13, 2012 at 7:39 pm | Reply
You really think Mr Hudson is going to speak with you when you are about to unleash a hit piece on how the hulking teacher 'attacked' the scrawny kid? Gee, how ever did he pass up that opportunity to grab a lead-filled life preserver? So his understandable silence justifies you drowning him in yellow journalism, which paints him as guilty as sin? (Exhibit A: "City's push to fire brute teach in kid beat" ) Classy!
Mr Hudson has probably saved many kids from a real beating, given his very difficult job of keeping discipline in a vocational high school in NYC. He has probably shown considerable restraint on many occasions. Surely he's had the unpleasant task of having to deal with the ugly side of kids, large, medium and small in stature. (Like "scrawny" Kristoff who swipes at the teacher first, and is only subdued after quite a few unsuccessful attempts by a bunch of adults, after defying the ID rules… that are there for his safety) You need not condone how Hudson responded but neither do you have to condemn him to a pink slip and misery in his every waking moment. Yes, you accomplished that.
No doubt, the hundreds of times he has had to keep the peace among these 'frisky' kids is matched up against your… zero. But man, but you are definitely one tough dude when it comes to handling your keyboard! Look how you took down that "hulking, thuggish brute," with just a few strokes of your fingers!
Zero is also the number of times you included any context of the difficulties of a dean's job, the sorts of behaviors Hudson likely has to deal with. Nor did you include any comments from students or teachers who support him, etc. But then, I imagine people are scared out of their minds to talk to you, given your penchant for twisting a story. Have you considered that Hudson may have declined your invitation to speak with you because he is familiar with your work? (Familiarity breeds… )
I am curious as to how the high profile lawyer (seeking $5 million+ in 'damages' for Kristoff John) got in touch with the boy's mother. Was it after he saw your piece of thoughtful journalism? Or did Mom get a gentle nudge? The lawyer a phone call?
Jeff Waltz | April 13, 2013 at 11:27 pm | Reply
I have seen 6 different copies of video and I did not see the kid swing first in any of them. The way in which that Dean grabbed that child's arm set the stage for disaster. It's the Deans responsibility. I think the 300lb. Dean was not going to let a student just walk away from him. He wanted to bully the young man. The Dean was keeping it real->real ignorant. He knew who that student was… There was no danger of a stranger. I honestly hope that I have not seen the complete video… If the kid drew first, no questions. I cannot understand people taking up for this person. If that was my boy, I would push that 300lb bully down… tomorrow and take away his lunch money(approx 45 dollars) lol! I honestly believe that the ignorance of some comments are stranger than fiction on this site. Supporters of Tubman probably think OJ is still Not guilty.
I hope that Mom sues the crap out of the State… It will help protect other school kids… How all you OJ suppoters inquire. By sending a loud message to all the ignorant, insecure, bully teachers in America… That they will be prosecuted for unwarranted acts against the kids they are suppose to protect.
Let me clarify… The way in which that teacher Grabbed That Childs Arm initially was abusive… Abuse! In other words uncalled for and illegal… Yeah the kid might have swung a fist first… After He Was Assaulted by The Dean. The dean did not just barely touch his arm… It was excessive. Hello???? God help this world… Most of the people on here make my stomach turn. Tomorrow, May a 300lb fatman grab your arm equally as hard… Very soon… Then when you try to relieve your pain by pulling away… I hope that jerk throws you into something very hard to knock some common sense in you empty statements. Bless your hearts.
MeMe | September 20, 2013 at 3:05 pm | Reply
Waiting to see which one of you guys, throws the first punch. Way to take away from the story.
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"The House chose not to pursue the same witnesses they apparently would now like, would now like the Senate to pre-commit to pursuing ourselves. As I've been saying for weeks, nobody, nobody, will dictate Senate procedure to United States senators," McConnell said.
A new CNN-SSRS poll released Tuesday shows shifting public opinion: 51% of Americans think the Senate should remove President Trump from office, and overall, 69% say new witnesses should be called. Forty-eight percent of Republicans agree.
The start to this impeachment trial comes as President Trump is overseas at the world economic forum in Davos. He again called the trial a "hoax," preferring instead to talk about the economy.
"We've regained our stride, rediscovered our spirit and reawakened the powerful machinery of American enterprise. America is thriving, America is flourishing. And yes, America is winning again like never before," President Trump said.
Tuesday evening, just moments after leaving a dinner, President Trump tweeted: "Read the transcripts!"
The trial continues with debates on motions Wednesday afternoon at 1 p.m. Eastern. Then, opening statements from house managers are expected. Newsy will carry every minute live — without partisan spin.


There is a tool space in the workshop, which can be upgraded to make and provide a wide variety of free tools.
The workbench is central to this room, since it is where you can make money from your Construction level. Depending on the level of your workbench, you can construct flat-packed items. For example with your workbench, you can use the same materials to make a rocking chair to make a flatpacked version of it. You still get the same experience for making the item. You can then sell this item to another player who is unable to make the item, but wants it. They simply use the flatpacked version with the hotspot.
The repair bench hotspot is a very useful one. Basic benches can repair broken staves and arrows, if you change this to a whetstone, you can sharpen old rusty swords. If your Construction level allows it, you could even make an armour stand, where you can repair degradable weapons and armour for much less! The cost is dependent on your Smithing level. If your Smithing level is 1, the cost will be nearly the same as normal. With 99 Smithing, the repair cost will be practically halved.
More fun in the workshop is found at the heraldry hotspot. With the ability to paint your own family crest on steel or rune full helms, you can wear your crest into battle. If you upgrade this to a shield easel, you can paint your crest on a kiteshield! If your Construction level is high enough, you can even make a large banner displaying your family crest to carry around. Note that you cannot remove a crest or paint over it once it has been applied.
Clockmaking is also started in this room. The clockmaking space allows you to make clockwork mechanisms, or even clockwork toys, if your Crafting level allows it.
Please note: The helmet/shield you paint will look the same regardless of if it is steel or rune, the difference between the two is the bonuses the helmet/shield offers.


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05/07/17 – Sex Trade Survivor Warns SA – Keep Doors Shut To Global Sex Trade
Simone Watson, survivor of prostitution and Director of Nordic Model Australia Coalition (NorMAC), has warned that mounting evidence has shown that decriminalisation of the sex trade increases demand from sex buyers, only benefits pimps and profiteers and not women.
While several states in Australia are considering changes to prostitution laws the impacts of the decriminalisation of sex buyers and pimps are being seriously monitored and discussed within the European Union as well as the positive outcomes of asymmetric decriminalisation which decriminalises only the prostituted (the person selling sex).
Simone Watson said "We have provided substantive evidence to the Select Committee of the South Australian Parliament of the failure of decriminalisation in NSW, New Zealand and Germany."
In April this year The Sydney Morning Herald reported that 'Complaints about the spread of illegal brothels have jumped by more than a third in Sydney since recommendations to improve industry regulations were blocked by the NSW government last year. Fairfax Media can reveal that since a proposed licensing system and specialist police unit were rejected in May 2016, the City of Sydney has witnessed a 37 per cent increase in reports from disgruntled businesses and members of the public, triggering 80 separate investigations that can take up to two years to complete.'
In New South Wales, a police officer who investigated sex trafficking commented on the effects of decriminalisation "Although the intention was to provide a safe working environment for sex workers the reverse has occurred in that pimps and brothel operators were empowered and enriched."
Simone Watson said "Evidence from New Zealand also shows that decriminalisation has failed to achieve its aims and has resulted in no improvements in: health including reducing HIV infection rates, the incidence of assault/rape and police reporting, stigma and has led to an increase in sex trafficking of mainly Maori and Pasifika women and street prostitution."
"We only need to look to Germany where in 2014 over 90 trauma specialists and psychologists have started a campaign to stop the purchase of sex in response to the high rates of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and other harms for prostituted women."
Given the new research highlighting increased rates of PTSD amongst those bought in the sex trade, the Attorney General needs to see this issue as part of an urgent health crisis in all Australian states and territories, particularly in regard to Indigenous women and children who are disproportionately represented in the sex trade in Australia.
"NorMAC rejects the push by front group for the pimp lobby in South Australia, Sex Industry Network, for full decriminalisation of the sex trade, a move that will only benefit sex buyers, brothel owners and profiteers."
"What is urgently needed is the decriminalisation of all prostituted people and establishment of unconditional and essential Exit programs now" said Simone Watson.
This entry was posted in News on July 6, 2017 by Matt.
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Torre del Lago comes back to life!
Saturday 6th JULY – GAY PARADE & OPENING SUMMER PARTIES 2013!!
In TORRE DEL LAGO EVERY DAY THERE IS A PARTY on the beach with MamaBeach, pre-dinner, restaurant, karaoke, disco, dj set, drag show from the morning till late night!!


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F. Scott Fitzgerald was right when he declared the rich different from you and me. But today's wealthy are also different from yesterday's: more hardworking and meritocratic, but less connected to the nations that granted them opportunity—and the countrymen they are leaving ever further behind.
Peter Peterson, for example, is the son of a Greek immigrant who arrived in America at age 17 and worked his way up to owning a diner in Nebraska; his Blackstone co-founder, Stephen Schwarzman, is the son of a Philadelphia retailer. And they are hardly the exceptions. Of the top 10 figures on the 2010Forbes list of the wealthiest Americans, four are self-made, two (Charles and David Koch) expanded a medium-size family oil business into a billion-dollar industrial conglomerate, and the remaining four are all heirs of the self-made billionaire Sam Walton. Similarly, of the top 10 foreign billionaires, six are self-made, and the remaining four are vigorously growing their patrimony, rather than merely living off it. It's true that few of today's plutocrats were born into the sort of abject poverty that can close off opportunity altogether— a strong early education is pretty much a precondition—but the bulk of their wealth is generally the fruit of hustle and intelligence (with, presumably, some luck thrown in). They are not aristocrats, by and large, but rather economic meritocrats, preoccupied not merely with consuming wealth but with creating it.
This plutocratic fantasy is, of course, just that: no matter how smart and innovative and industrious the super-elite may be, they can't exist without the wider community. Even setting aside the financial bailouts recently supplied by the governments of the world, the rich need the rest of us as workers, clients, and consumers. Yet, as a metaphor, Galt's Gulch has an ominous ring at a time when the business elite view themselves increasingly as a global community, distinguished by their unique talents and above such parochial concerns as national identity, or devoting "their" taxes to paying down "our" budget deficit. They may not be isolating themselves geographically, as Rand fantasized. But they appear to be isolating themselves ideologically, which in the end may be of greater consequence.
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It took a bit of time today before we worked up the bravery to start staining the entryway. We procrastinated this morning by doing a run out to storage to bring a load of garage stuff back. It wasn't until this afternoon that we managed to get started.
I had intended to wait to post pictures until I finished applying the stain but, as usual, I'm too impatient to wait.
This is finally getting exciting!
This is the first coat, there is still a second coat to go on soon.
Stunning! Can't wait to see the finished product.
I wish I had a railing and stairway as beautiful as you did to stain. But alas it has been removed. That is going to look fantastic when it is done. Nice work stripping all the small pieces and tight corners!
This house used to have more woodwork than it does now, but we're working with what's left. It was a challenge to strip in place, but I think saving the wood was more important than having the wood stripped perfectly. There are some white spots in the crevices but I don't think they'll be very noticeable by the time we're done.
Makes all the pain in the hind end stripping worth it, doesn't it?
Progress pictures always welcome! Your effort is nothing short of inspiring.
So far I haven't had the guts to stain my stripped woodwork before shellacking it; I've put the dye in the shellack itself. But I think I'll work on my staining technique and do it first from here on. Tired of having my animals sink a claw in a beautifully refinished piece and have bare, light wood show underneath.


The Planet X Pro Carbon is my 'wet roads bike'; a.k.a my 'winter bike', or 'training bike'. It has done more miles than most road bikes will do in their lifetime (around 25,000km to date), and it is still going strong. Admittedly, there isn't an original part left on it; except for the rear derailleur, shifters and handlebars; but that is testament to the number of miles that it has been ridden, often in inclement weather.
The build is centred around reliability and comfort, as well as an effort to minimise expensive maintenance. As you'll see from the photos below, it's a heavily modified bike; with tweaks, bodges and customisations galore. It also has numerous scars and knocks; alluding to its lifetime of use and abuse.
The set-up in terms of geometry, is almost identical to my Eastway Emitter R0. Because I am doing endurance miles in the winter and summer, it doesn't make sense to have a more relaxed geometry on my winter bike; which would often be the case with an athlete doing 'base miles' in the winter, and shorter rides on their 'best bike' in the summer.
She is rather well worn, but this bike has a special place in my heart. She's been through a lot!
The Selle Italia Monolink saddle allows a more forward saddle position. The Wee Cog bag is a great accessory.
Modifications such as cable-tying the mudguards in place for added security on rough roads; as well as gear cable boots.


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ACA softball knocks off LAMP to advance to state tournament
Paul Payne
Special to the Advertiser
GULF SHORES — Alabama Christian's Rose Costanza is accustomed to stroking extra base hits as the fourth batter in the Eagle lineup. However, she's not expected to leg out many triples.
But the sophomore third baseman's pivotal three-bagger was a key blow for ACA in Friday's 6-3 win over LAMP to earn the South Regional second qualifier spot in next week's Class 4A state tournament.
ACA (34-13) overcame an earlier loss to Dale County to defeat area foe LAMP (29-12) for the fourth time this season. Trailing 3-1 in the fifth inning after the Golden Tigers had taken the lead thanks to Caroline Baker's three-run double the previous frame, Costanza's blast split the outfielders to even the score.
Monica Willingham plated Constanza with a single one batter later, and two more runs in the seventh gave the Eagles breathing room to advance to their 22nd state tournament in the last 23 years. Haley Pittman (30-7) earned the win, allowing five hits while striking out nine.
"I'm not fast, so I don't get many triples," Costanza said. "I knew they would throw me outside and was able to drive the ball. I was surprised I was going to third because usually I stop at second. I couldn't believe Coach (Chris) Goodman was waving me."
Costanza finished 7 for 13 in four games, adding a pair of doubles and a home run to account for eight RBIs for the tournament.
"Rose has become an anchor for our team, both offensively and at third base," Goodman said. "That was a big hit because we had just given up the lead the inning before."
The win was particularly gratifying after the Eagles' shaky performance in the loss to Dale County.
"We ran into a buzz saw this morning and didn't have our best stuff in the circle," Goodman said. "We had to battle back especially going against an area foe. I think that first game after a loss is always the hardest one to bounce back from. But we figured out a way."
Regardless of the path, Goodman is proud to be making a return trip to Lagoon Park where the Eagles will face Good Hope at 10:45 a.m. Friday.
"We had to fight," Goodman said. "It's hard to beat a good team four straight times, and I'm proud of them for scrapping and finding a way. We're not celebrating yet because we're not done yet."
Aniya Jackson's home run gave ACA a 1-0 lead in the third inning against Dale County, but the Warriors took advantage of three errors and a pair of walks to grab a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the frame.
Dale County scored four more runs in the fourth to push its advantage to 7-1 when ACA mounted a comeback. Home runs by Costanza and Katie Chappell cut the deficit to one, and the Eagles had an apparent game-tying run taken off the board when the batter was ruled out for stepping out of the box in the sixth.
Needing three wins to advance to the state tournament, LAMP began its journey in convincing fashion with a 10-0 win over Clarke County. The Golden Tigers capped an eight-run fifth inning to seal the contest on Mackenzie Calhoun's walk-off grand slam.
Taylor Cassidy earned the victory, combining with Caitlin Russell to pitch a perfect game. Cassidy had three hits including a home run and double while striking out seven in her three innings of work in the circle.
The Golden Tigers thrashed Ashford 16-0 as Cassidy had four hits and three RBIs before being eliminated by ACA.
Brantley went undefeated in three contests to earn the opportunity to defend its title in Class 1A. The Bulldogs had an early start after rain postponed their second-round contest originally slated for Thursday night. The Bulldogs had no trouble in disposing of Miley 11-2 and blasted Kinston 15-5 to win the top qualifier spot.
Also in Class 1A, Billingsley was ousted following a first-round win, falling to Kinston 15-3, and Isabella 23-3 in Class 1A.
G.W. Carver was eliminated with an 11-1 loss to Eufaula in Class 6A, while Park Crossing was defeated by top-ranked Northview 16-6 which was surprisingly knocked into the losers bracket with an opening round loss to Gulf Shores.
Tallassee suffered a first-round defeat to Faith Academy 3-1 in Class 5A, but beat Citronelle in an elimination game 13-4 on Friday evening.
Then on Saturday, Tallassee (44-9) beat Faith Academy 7-0 before being eliminated by Rehobeth in a 7-0 loss.


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Charlie's Angel and Bond girl dead at 65
January 7, 2021 — 1.49pm
TANYA ROBERTS: 1955 - 2021
Tanya Roberts, the breathy-voiced actress who found fame in the 1980s as a detective on Charlie's Angels and as a brave earth scientist in the James Bond film A View to a Kill, died on Monday night at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. She was 65.
Roger Moore and Tanya Roberts in A View To A Kill. Credit:Getty
Roberts's big acting break came in her mid-20s, when she was cast in the fifth and last season of Charlie's Angels, the ABC drama series that, trading on its stars' sex appeal, followed the exploits of three attractive former police officers who often fought crime wearing short shorts, low-cut blouses and even bikinis.
The show was an immediate hit in 1976, but Farrah Fawcett, its breakout star, left after one season, replaced by Cheryl Ladd. Kate Jackson quit in 1979 and her replacement, Shelley Hack, was gone after just one season. Roberts replaced Ms Hack. Jaclyn Smith appeared throughout the series.
Most notably, she was a Bond girl, playing a geologist threatened by a microchip-monopolist madman (Christopher Walken) in A View to a Kill (1985), Roger Moore's last appearance as Agent 007.
Roberts also appeared in The Beastmaster (1982), a fantasy film. And she played the title role in Sheena (1984), a highly publicised adventure film inspired by a queen-of-the-jungle comic book character. Sheena, a female Tarzan type, wore skimpy fur outfits with décolletage, rode a zebra, talked to animals and shape-shifted. The film flopped at the box office and Roberts began fading from public view.
She was born Victoria Leigh Blum in the Bronx in 1955, the second of two daughters of Oscar Maximilian Blum, a fountain pen salesman, and Dorothy Leigh (Smith) Blum. She spent her childhood in the Bronx and lived briefly in Canada after her parents' divorce. She began her career by running away from home to become a model when she was 15.
Back in New York, she studied acting, appeared in some Off Broadway productions and worked as a model and a dance instructor to make ends meet. Her modelling career included work for Clairol and Ultra-Brite toothpaste. She made her screen debut in the horror thriller The Last Victim (1976), about a serial rapist-murderer.
After Charlie's Angels, Roberts acted in both television and films. She was a teenager when she married in 1971 but the union was quickly annulled at the insistence of her new mother-in-law. In 1974, she met Barry Roberts, a psychology student, while both were standing in line at a movie theatre. They married that year. Mr Roberts became a screenwriter and died in 2006 at 60.


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There are "serious discussions" to "improve and revise" the draft Cabinet line-up that Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri presented to President Michel Aoun on Monday, media reports said.
"After Hariri's last visit to Baabda and his meeting with President Aoun, consultations away from the media spotlight did not stop, especially between Baabda and the Center House, through near-daily phone talks between Aoun and Hariri and through the envoys Ghattas Khoury and Elias Bou Saab," a ministerial source told Kuwait's al-Anbaa daily in remarks published Sunday.
"The president kept it with him and did not reject it but rather expressed direct reservations over it. When we reach a format that respects the standards on which Aoun and Hariri agreed during their first meeting after the premier's designation, the decree forming the new government will not be delayed for a single moment," the source said.


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Yesterday was my first day of volunteering in the afternoon Kindergarten class at Sonoma. I was both anxious and nervous. Don't for a nano second think that a lesson with a small group of kindergarteners is a piece of cake. I was less intimated when I had an office full of angry parents!
The teacher, bless her heart, gave me a fun project. I read them a book, A Rainbow In My Garden, then the students got to plant a few flower seeds in a cupful of dirt. There were six students in each group, and I repeated the same thing four different times until all the students had rotated through.
In the first group Johnny jumped up as soon as I started reading and announced loudly that he had to pee. He started walking out. I asked him if he just gets to leave.
"We can leave if we have to pee really bad, and I have to pee really bad!" So off he went.
I could tell by the look on her face that little Johnny pulled one over on me.
I discovered rather quickly that each group had at least one Johnny or Suzie in it. They questioned everything.
Each group session lasted 15 minutes. At first I thought that wouldn't be enough time. Well, let me tell you… 15 minutes with six rambunctious five year olds is more than enough time!
After my hour was up I went into the office and helped Char by making attendance phone calls. My first call was an angry parent insisting that her child was NEVER absent! Oh thank God… I was back in my comfort zone.
Please don't think I'm complaining about my volunteer job. I loved it and am looking forward to next Thursday. I am, however, grateful that there are only two more months left of school.
I bow down to all teachers!
Brings back memories. Loved reading about your adventures.
I laughed out loud while reading this. You are such a descriptive writer! You are a blessing Miss Judy!


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From very humble beginnings, the people of St. Mary and St. Bartholomew's, along with the various Rectors, have always been conscious of the need, above all else, to make God's love known, and to meet the needs of people who seek comfort and refuge in the church's many ministries. To that end, "Look forward and not back, look up and not down, and lend a helping hand" (words originally put forward by Archdeacon W.O. Raymond in the years 1861-1883), has always been, and will continue to be, the motto of this caring congregation.
The History of St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's was originally located on Waterloo Street in Saint John. The building was consecrated on Ascension Day, May 9th, 1861. It was built to meet the needs of the heavily populated area around Haymarket Square. Many of the people living in the area worked in the shipbuilding industry for years which lined the shoreline at that time. It was not uncommon to find four or more families living in large tenements in the area. From the outset, St. Mary's was built as a "free church," accessible to the poor and depending solely for its support on the free-will offering of its congregation, rather than on the money raised from pew rentals.
In 1966, representatives of the Saint John General Hospital which occupied the property next to St. Mary's, made an offer to purchase the buildings and associated property, to facilitate the expansion of the hospital. The congregation was then faced with a huge and most difficult decision; for instance, the old buildings were facing high maintenance costs and needed renovations, the congregation had now diminished as the population moved outward, and expenses could not be met. But where would the people go to worship?
The History of St. Bartholomew's Church
As Saint John gradually expanded to the east and west. One portion of the eastern part of the city was known as Coldbrook. In the fall of 1917, St. Bartholomew's Church was opened for public worship on Rothesay Avenue. St. Bartholomew's remained on Rothesay Avenue until 1960. By then the congregation had expanded and a larger building was needed. At that time the large new subdivision (Forest Hills) was being established behind St. Bartholomew's and the decision was made to build the new and larger church in the subdivision.
The amalgamation of St. Mary's and St. Bartholomew's became officially effective on October 1st, 1967. Services were held in the basement of the new building until the furnishings from St. Mary's could be set in place and the building completed. The first Service in the completed sanctuary was held on Christmas Eve, 1967.
Through the years, the people of this lively and caring congregation have had many difficult decisions to make, not the least of which being the de-consecration of two buildings to create one large building, which over the years has also seen enlargement and expansion to meet new and growing needs.
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Charlotte Macke and Holly Keepfer are the duo behind the brand SEN WYE. They met while studying fashion design in London. In 2012, Charlotte and Holly created the brand while working together in New York. They believe in contemporary, minimalistic designs and count classic 1970s to 1990s silhouettes as influences. When they're not working, you can catch them in the company of friends and loved ones, swimming or reveling in their weekend plans.
H: Happiest when I take a minute and stop to enjoy the company of friends and family. Having a good work life balance whilst still achieving your dreams.
H: London weather this summer.
H: Can I say my parents? For teaching me a strong work ethic and just how be a very positive and kind person.
H: Focused - excited about new projects ahead.
H: Watch a in depth documentary - that usually does the job 10 minutes in the start.
H: I do have a collection of obscure ornaments from my travels but nothing like Charlotte's collection of stamps.
H: Does mash potato count?


With the Sindh police yet to arrest suspended police officer Rao Anwar and several other cops for their involvement in the extrajudicial murder of Naqeebullah Mehsud, a large number of Pashtun residents from various parts of the city gathered outside the Karachi Press Club on Sunday to protest against the killing of university student Ahmed Shah.
Shah had gone missing from his flat in Scout Colony on the night of February 16 and his body bearing torture marks was found the next day. Twenty-seven-year-old Shah, who belonged to the Bajaur Agency, was a student of Karachi University's Zoology Department.
Thousands of people attended his funeral in the tribal agency on February 18 and then staged a demonstration against his alleged extrajudicial murder. On the arrival of Shah's father and brother in Karachi, dozens of Pashtun residents, mainly belonging to Bajaur and residing in Karachi, organised a protest at the Karachi Press Club against the murder and demanded from the government to arrest his killers.
Holding placards and banners inscribed with slogans against the Karachi police, the protesters demanded of the chief justice of Pakistan to take suo moto notice of the student. Leaders and workers from various political parties and student groups, including the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, the Pakistan Peoples Party, the Awami National Party and the Pashtun Students Federation, also joined the protest to show solidarity with the victim's family.
Salman Shah, the slain student's brother, told the protesters that his brother was a peaceful person and studying at the Zoology Department for a master's programme. The victim had also been doing a part-time job to meet his educational expenses.
Protesting against the alleged forced disappearance of another man, Hasan Shah, on Saturday, his relatives and friends as well as civil society activists demanded of the authorities to release the young activist and debater.
According to family and friends, two of them eyewitnesses, 27-year-old Shah had been picked up on February 5 from near the Arts Council by plainclothes law enforcement officials. He had been coming back from a hotel to the Arts Council after taking part in a debate competition on the eve of Kashmir Day. Since then, his whereabouts have been unknown.
Shah is a resident of Metrovelle area in SITE Town and belongs to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Charsadda district. A number of Shah's friends and relatives and civil society activists gathered outside the Karachi Press Club to demand of the authorities to ensure his release. Holding placards, activists chanted slogans for the orator's immediate recovery.
Shah's elder brother said that the orator had no affiliation with any political party and was mainly involved in youth activism and debate competitions. The family has registered a case at the Artillery police station.


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Moms poke fun at parenting 'rules' in hilarious video
The moms behind the Breakwomb are speaking out about trusting your own parenting instincts in their latest funny video.
Feb. 17, 2016, 7:43 PM UTC / Source: TODAY Contributor
By Terri Peters
From trolling the internet to standing in line at the grocery store, the world is full of people who just love to share their strong opinions about parenthood. But the funny moms behind YouTube channel, The Breakwomb, have decided to trust their own instincts more, and pay less attention to the opinions of others.
In their latest video, titled "You Know You're a Bad Mom If," Laurel Coppock, Molly Erdman and Megan Grano gather together to drink coffee and discuss all the ways they fear they've damaged their children for life.
When Erdman confesses that she accidentally told her daughter that she was pretty, Coppock is quick to chastise her.
"Don't you want her to love her for her whole self and not her outer shell?" Coppock asks.
"I know, I'm not supposed to comment on her appearance and I'm simply supposed to say, 'You exist,'" answers Erdman.
Later, Coppock expresses regret for having told her son that his drawing was great.
"I think he's turning out to be a gifted artist," Coppock says as her friends shout back, "Don't tell him that!"
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The trio discusses all of their parenting failures, recounting times they mistakenly told their kids not to touch their own poop or accidentally praised them for finishing their dinner.
"I tried to teach Valerie right and left," says Erdman. "I completely forgot that when she reaches a certain age she can decide what's right and what's left, and now she can't even think for herself anymore."
By the end of the video, however, the moms decide to stop listening to the advice of others and to start trusting their own instincts.
Grano says the video is receiving an overwhelming response from viewers of the Breakwomb's Facebook page, something she attributes to the video tapping into feelings to which every parent can relate.
"We're all doing the best we can, and then you read in some blog post that you're doing it totally wrong. And not only are you doing it wrong — the fact that you're doing it wrong is going to have terrible, horrible, unimaginable repercussions for your kids. And it makes you feel terrible," Grano told TODAY Parents.
"We all are professional comedians," Grano continued. "So for us, it's a natural step to take all of our daily struggles and the emotional roller-coaster ride that is parenting — and turn it into comedy gold...doing these videos makes us laugh — and added bonus, it saves us huge money on therapy bills."
'I have everything I want': Make-A-Wish recipient donates wish to foster child
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