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How are Colorado schools doing? Advocates say the state still holds back too much data
By Erica Meltzer - May 29, 2019
PHOTO: Craig F. Walker/Denver Post
The premise behind Colorado's open enrollment system is that parents and students can choose the schools that best meet their needs.
But Latino parents looking for a school for their daughter would not be able to see what percentage of Latino students are meeting state standards at 31 schools in Jeffco or at 26 schools in Denver. African-American parents cannot see similar data for nine schools in Aurora and for 11 schools in District 11 in Colorado Springs.
These information gaps are why a broad coalition of civil rights groups and education advocates are pressing the Colorado Department of Education to make more information about student performance available to the public.
In a new Right to Know Report Card released Tuesday, they argue that while Colorado does an excellent job protecting individual student data, it could do a lot more to help the public understand how well schools are working for groups of students that traditionally have not been well served.
Among the areas in which Colorado is falling short, according to the coalition:
Some school- and district-level demographic data is missing.
The public cannot see how well the majority of students of color in the state are doing.
Even educators, who have broader access to data, cannot compare their own school with similar schools.
Available information is difficult for the general public to understand.
Materials are not translated into the other major languages spoken in the state.
"The more information that can be put out about any government entity, perhaps especially for our schools, the better it is for the public's understanding of how those entities function," said Jeff Roberts of the Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition, one of 21 groups that together issued the report card and called for more transparency.
In addition to A Plus Colorado, the Colorado Children's Campaign, and Democrats for Education Reform, the coalition includes the Colorado Association of Bilingual Educators; Advocacy Denver, which supports students with disabilities; Together Colorado, a faith-based civil rights group; Colorado Youth Congress; and Padres y Jóvenes Unidos. (As a media organization, Chalkbeat is a member of the Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition, but was not involved in the development of the report card.)
This is not a new debate. Colorado was previously one of the most open states in providing detailed information about student performance. But starting in 2015, the Colorado Department of Education withheld a lot more information, particularly when results were separated out by categories of students. Instead of hiding results just for groups of 16 students or fewer, the state hides results from additional categories of students to prevent a careful analyst from working backward to determine what was in the redacted field.
Since the change, advocates have been pressing for more information, and the department has made some changes. For example, the state released subgroup data at the school level by combining different grades to create larger sets that were less likely to be redacted. Chalkbeat used information about growth rates — a reflection of how much progress students make in a year, but not how proficient they are in a given subject — to build databases that lets parents compare how well schools are serving students with disabilities, students of different races and ethnicities, and students living in poverty.
The department also recently rolled out online tools to make data more accessible to the general public.
State education officials stand behind their efforts to balance student privacy with information about school- and district-level performance.
Colorado Department of Education spokesperson Dana Smith said in an email that parents, teachers, and advocates have access to a lot of information about school performance, including information about subgroup performance
"If anything, our data is so voluminous that parents may not have the easiest time finding the information that is most important to them," she wrote.
Education advocates said they applaud the efforts to make data more understandable, but said that too often important information is simply not available to the public. For example, more than 400 fourth-graders in Colorado's Roaring Fork School District took the state's standardized math test in 2018, but when advocates requested data about student performance, information about how many of them met grade-level expectations was redacted entirely.
The state makes information about average test scores available by subgroup in many cases, allowing parents to compare performance for students like theirs to the statewide average for that group, as well as other groups within that school or district — provided there are enough students in those categories to avoid redactions.
But advocates argue this gives the public a poor sense of how groups as a whole are doing. Parents can't see how those scores are distributed within that student group. Are a few students doing particularly well while others lag or are most students performing similarly? Are the students who are not meeting expectations just below the threshold or far behind their peers?
"We don't believe the state is compromising student data privacy by saying that 10 percent or 20 percent of students are meeting standards at the subgroup level," said Van Schoales of A Plus Colorado. "We believe the state is solving for a problem that didn't exist."
To bolster its case, A Plus commissioned a poll of nearly 1,200 Colorado adults from Change Research that found they broadly agree that school performance data should be more available than it is. However, respondents were less confident when asked about breaking down data by subgroups, and nearly a third thought the state should do more to protect data privacy. Not surprisingly given the complexity of the topic, on several questions a significant number of respondents had no opinion.
Smith said the department has no immediate plans to revisit the question of how much data it releases. Instead, officials want to see how the public uses its new tools and reassess in a year.
Read the full report card here.
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A cold, weakling gray-light was touching with ghastly fresco the Belly Buttes when A'tim stretched out his paw and scratched impatiently at Shag's leather side. The Bull came back slowly out of his heavy sleep.
"Gently, Wolf Brother," he cried petulantly; "your claws are wondrous strong, and my side has many sore spots--love scars from my Brother Bulls."
"You'll have worse than Bull scars if you don't wake up," answered A'tim; "can't you hear something?"
Shag tipped his massive head sideways with drowsy inquiry, the heavy lids opening in unwilling laziness. A muffled, palpitating beat was in the sulky morning air; it was like the monotonous thump of a war drum over on the Reserve.
"What is it?" queried the Bull, raising his head with full-aged dignity.
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Rochdale AFC: The Revolution Is Upon Us
The story of a young manager who unintentionally landed the managerial role at his favourite club...
Started on 26 October 2013 by NVDTahir / First Post
Latest Reply on 27 November 2014 by NVDTahir / Last Post
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well done man just read start to finish, loving this
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Breakdown of Rochdale Transfer Targets, Kits and more!
The summer break is going well. There has been absolutely no hint of existence from the so-called Manchester Mafia, although anything could happen at anytime, anywhere... so I'm going to keep a wide eye open. They managed to hush things up before, but I wonder how long it will be before the police and the FA find out about the fact that I was involved in the mafia stuff a few months ago. So without any further ado, here are the signings I've made so far for my beloved club this summer:
Surprisingly, the former Manchester United youngster handed in a transfer request in February last season, and we were the club that reached him first. He will provide competition up front for Scott Hogan and the ever-present Brian Graham, of which the latter may be on his way out of the club in the coming few months.
After impressing us in midfield last season, I decided to extend Boga's loan for another season from Chelsea (who's partnership with Rochdale had to be broken due to being in the same league). Boga is dubbed as the new Platini.
I loaned out Santangelo and two others so they could find more game-time, and so that Santangelo can maintain his position in the Iranian squad as first-choice goalkeeper. Andrew Tutte, Bersant Celina and Luke O'Neill left the club on free transfers, the first two because they were surplus to requirements and O'Neill because he's a prick he signed a pre-contract deal with Rangers and declined our offer, unfortunately. Tom Lawrence's position at the club was beaten by Jeremie Boga, but that's how football is so he had to leave the club to save his career and I think we did really well to get £80k from Ross County for him.
Transfer targets for this summer...
1. Larnell Cole
Since our main midfielders have been unavailable due to various reasons, I'm looking to chop and change. The arrival of young talent would be key to strengthening Rochdale in the long-term, and Larnell Cole would be the perfect addition for any team like Rochdale.
2. Toni Gorupec
Our quality at right-back is appalling, I need to strengthen that area since Luke O'Neill left the club.
3. Leonel Herrera
Herrera has been a long term target for Rochdale, we even had numerous transfer bids and contracts accepted for Herrera, but he failed to gain a work permit every time. We've sent in a bid for him, let's hope he can get the work permit this time.
4. Keorapetse Mhlongo
After narrowly missing out on him two seasons ago due to work permit issues, we will try to get him again. This time round however, Mhlongo is a free agent, and if we sign him, he will provide competition for McLoughlin for whom I have doubts over for this season.
5. Dejan Stovanovic
Last season his club would not accept a transfer bid for him, but this time, with our increased budgets, we will try to get him again. He will be a star goalkeeper, and would slot into the squad perfectly.
6. Rafael van der Vaart
A very unrealistic target for Rochdale, van der Vaart has been offered to trial at Spotland as he is a free agent. It would be his wages that would make him unrealistic, but if he demands low wages then he would be a definite purchase... only time can tell.
7. Wellington Silva
This former Arsenal youngster chose not to join us last time round because he needed more wages, but we could well be in for him again this summer as we lack depth up front and he would be perfect for the time being, until Deilson arrives in January.
Here are the new kits that Rochdale will be wearing this season:
Dell and Nike both chose to renew their deals with the club again, with Dell extending it for one more year, and Nike for three more seasons.
As for the friendlies, Rochdale will play the following teams, with one of them being Chelsea:
The board also offered me a massive transfer budget for the upcoming season, most of which will be converted to wage budget:
@AlexTHFC: Mate, you need to keep him under control
@The510Series: Thanks a lot man!
@TK69: Cheers bro!
@BayernAmerica: Thank you Mike!
@k1rups: Thanks Krupesh
@Pauker: Thanks bro, let's hope we can do it soon!
@Lucas: Haha thanks dude! But you broke the scroll on my story... NOOOOOOOOOO! lol
@Redwolf0008: Lol thanks a lot Wolfie! It's been a pleasure writing it
Nice kits and good luck in the League. You HAVE to get VdV, he's an absolute legend and he's amazing!!!!!!
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Really nice update and good looking kits
There are some good transfer targets there, hopefully you will be abke to sign most of them!
@Nick: Haha thanks buddy, and I'll try!
@pompeyblue: Thanks Josh! I hope so too!
TVDLC123
Just caught up, great job on getting promotion, nice transfers, especially with Keane, and I want a divorce
TylerK
Van Der Vaart would be an awesome signing and the transfer budget is insane for a newly promoted team!
(I didn't realise I had over 200 posts YAY)
AlexTHFC
2013-12-14 13:50#149284 TVDLC123 : Just caught up, great job on getting promotion, nice transfers, especially with Keane, and I want a divorce
Already signed. Hmph.
@TVDLC123: Ouch haha, and thanks mate!
@TK69: I'd agree haha
@AlexTHFC: One step ahead of TVD
July-August Friendlies Update + Squad List
I made numerous signings this season, many of which are ready for a first-team spot in the Premier League as we look to stay up and avoid relegation.
Position(s): M(C) / AM(RC)
In order to remain in this league, we had to strengthen our midfield with both quality and experience. Salva Sevilla provides both.
Position(s): GK
After I released Chris Weale from his contract and loaning Santangelo out, we only had one keeper. So, I brought Stojanovic in from Bologna and he will provide competition between the sticks for McLoughlin.
Position(s): M(C) / DM, AM(C)
After impressing on a trial, I signed Zlomislic on a free transfer. He will ply his trade in the midfield area of our team.
Position(s): WB(R) / D(R)
The best transfer this summer has to be the one of Boy Erdogan. The young Dutchman joined us after we successfully shook off the interest of the two Manchester clubs, and the three London clubs... and got to him first before they even sent their representatives to meet Erdogan. It's going to be interesting to see how he develops at this club.
Position(s): AM(C) / M(RC)
Another summer transfer target that we managed to capture. Another team tried to poach him from his trail, but in the end he knew the wisest decision would be to join Rochdale... I initially expected VDV to ask for sky-high wages, but he surprisingly didn't, and he will be a massive boost to the club as he adds lots of experience and skill to the midfield..
Position(s): AM(C)
His contract at his previous club expired over the summer, and we snapped him up on a free transfer in an attempt to add depth to our midfield.
Position(s): M/AM(L)
I signed Obita on a free after he impressed against us a few seasons ago and his contract expired. He will play mainly as a left-winger this season.
Position(s): D/WB(R)
Another one of my summer transfer targets, Lokomotiva initially wanted £1.7m for Gorupec in the summer, but after I saw another club agree a £0 fee for him, I matched it and hijacked the deal. Along with Erdogan, he will be our squad's main right-back.
Many players went on loan to other clubs for more first-team experience, but Chris Weale and Yven Moyo had to be released due to being surplus to requirements. It was a shame letting Moyo go as he was here at Rochdale since I joined back in 2013, but in order to save his career he had to leave the club unfortunately.
The friendly fixtures went really well this season, we've had a great start:
We played really well in these matches, notching up an undefeated run. We even managed to outplay Chelsea at home, even when they had their main squad up against us... This season looks to go well, I hope it stays that way.
FULL SQUAD LIST
Here is the list of everyone that I have registered for this upcoming season, including squad numbers:
Here are the fixtures for next month, we begin the season against favourites Liverpool at Anfield... and the first home game is against Swansea:
We had a brilliant pre-season, and we're ready to experience the Premier League for the first time... This is it!
Couragesand
Good Luck IN EPL. You have a great team.
van der Vaart will lead you to glory!
DODO DODO DODO DODO DODO DOOOOOOO, RAFA VAN DER VAART, VAN DER VAART, RAFA VAN DER VAART
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CEO of the AAF, Charlie Ebersol, stops by the USA TODAY studio to discuss the start of the new football league.
AMES, Ia. — The Dallas Cowboys thought Ankeny native and former Iowa State star Joel Lanning was the ideal candidate as a practice squad player.
But what the versatile quarterback-turned-linebacker needed most was more developmental time and experience.
Lanning is getting both now, and hopefully developing into the player he needs to be with the new Alliance of American Football League. He made his debut playing in the league's opening game Saturday night for the San Antonio Commanders.
Former Iowa State star Joel Lanning landed in the new AAF after he was cut by the Dallas Cowboys.
And Lanning still feels like he has plenty to offer in professional football.
He showed some of that unique skillset in college when he became a versatile star for the Cyclones, bouncing between linebacker, quarterback and special teams. After college, Lanning went undrafted but landed in a training camp with the Cowboys. He appeared in three preseason games, tallying two total tackles.
But the Cowboys didn't think he was ready yet.
So Lanning set sail for the new AAF, an eight-team professional football league that kicked off Saturday. It's not expected to be a competitor of the NFL, but it should function as a developmental system for the NFL. The league reportedly went after players who didn't make the NFL or Canadian Football League rosters, offering three-year deals worth $250,000.
Players like Lanning are the ideal fit. Lanning offers a wide range of skills but began his college career at quarterback. He didn't start playing linebacker until his senior season and he starred there. Because he was still learning the ins and outs of linebacker and special teams, the Cowboys ended up cutting him last year.
Not long after, Lanning, who had heard about the new league taking shape, got a contract sent to him. While Lanning couldn't help an NFL team right away, he was almost an ideal candidate for the league with all of his talent. He jumped at the shot to keep playing and make his case to NFL teams because he feels like he still has a lot to offer.
That's where the AAF comes in. Even though Landing is willing to do anything, his future is on special teams and at linebacker. That means his quarterback days are probably behind him.
During San Antonio's game Saturday, Lanning started at linebacker and tallied two tackles.
Lanning said he expects the AAF to stay in the spotlight.
"They understand how to start a new league and I think if it stays in the springtime and doesn't try to interfere and get big-time with the NFL, I think they could sustain," Lanning said.
Even though Lanning would like to see the league stick around for a while, his hope is that he isn't in it very long.
"That's everyone's goal — to get better, to get some film out there and, hopefully, a team calls you back up and gives you another chance," he said.


A surprise visit from his famous brother, entertainer Vince Hill, put the icing on the cake for Coventry pensioner Jack Hill's 80th birthday party.
A surprise visit from his famous brother, entertainer Vince Hill, put the icing on the cake for Coventry pensioner Jack Hill's 80th birthday party.
Family and friends turned out in force for Jack's bash at Hen Lane Social Club, in Holbrooks.
But the unexpected arrival of brother Vince, aged 71, who found fame with songs like Roses of Picardy and Edelweiss, really made the day.
The brothers grew up together in Hen Lane and for a short time were a double act around Coventry's pubs and clubs.
Vince, who now lives in Henley-on-Thames, Oxford-shire, with wife Annie, said his older brother had inspired him to go into show-business.
And he revealed: "He was the one who should have been on the stage, not me. In a way, it was me seeing him do it made me realise it was something I wanted to do from an early age."
He added of his birthday appearance on Saturday: "It was quite a party for Jack. I led them to believe I was working. Then I turned up and Jack almost burst into tears."
War veteran Jack, of Farndale Avenue, Holbrooks, has been married to wife Violet for 56 years. They have five children, 10 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
More than 200 people turned out to celebrate with the family at the party on Saturday.
Jack, who spent 36 years working as a refuse truck driver in Coventry, said: "I could have dropped through the floor when I saw the amount of people there.
"It went really well and it was great to see everyone."


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Paterson layoff plan may also cut 89 firefighters, furlough civilian employees
The tentative layoff plan would terminate 89 city firefighters in addition to the 112 Paterson police officers whose jobs are in danger.
Paterson layoff plan may also cut 89 firefighters, furlough civilian employees The tentative layoff plan would terminate 89 city firefighters in addition to the 112 Paterson police officers whose jobs are in danger. Check out this story on northjersey.com: https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/paterson-press/2019/01/23/paterson-nj-layoff-plan-may-also-cut-89-firefighters-furlough-civilian-employees/2661273002/
Joe Malinconico, Paterson Press Published 5:08 p.m. ET Jan. 23, 2019 | Updated 3:35 p.m. ET Jan. 24, 2019
PATERSON — City cops aren't the only ones who may get pink slips as a result of Paterson's budget crisis.
The tentative layoff plan crafted by Mayor Andre Sayegh's administration would terminate 89 city firefighters in addition to the 112 Paterson police officers whose jobs are in danger, union leaders said Wednesday.
The city also is weighing the possibility of requiring all civilian employees – as many as 800 people – to take 10 nonpaid furlough days between now and the end of June.
"If they do this it would be catastrophic for the city," said Kyle Hughes, president of the union that represents Paterson firefighters. "Everybody is flat out worried."
Paterson has about 375 firefighters, so the possible layoffs would affect about 25 percent of the department. Hughes said the proposed layoffs would affect firefighters who have been on the job for as long as five years.
City Council President Maritza Davila said the mayor's staff has not yet presented any of its layoff plans to the governing body. "Just because the administration is putting this out there doesn't mean we're going to support it," said Davila.
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Facing a budget shortfall ranging between $8 million and $12 million, the Sayegh administration has asked city employees to accept two-week paycheck deferrals as an alternative to the layoffs. Officials say the deferrals would generate about $4 million in savings. Employees would get the two weeks' pay whenever they left the city payroll, officials said.
But the leaders of the police and fire unions oppose the proposed pay deferrals because they say the city failed to live up to its promises in a similar situation more than two decades ago.
Sayegh on Wednesday repeated his position that layoffs are a last resort. "However, we are facing a fiscal crisis and we presented viable options to avert any reduction in force and furloughs," said the mayor. "We are asking for a shared sacrifice, starting with me."
Several city council members blamed the Sayegh administration for Paterson's predicament, saying the mayor should have been making budget cuts as soon as the fiscal year started last July. Instead the administration wrongly relied on unprecedented financial support from the state, the council members said.
In the city's preliminary 2019 budget, Sayegh banked on the state giving Paterson a $13 million increase in transition aid. But Gov. Phil Murphy's administration awarded Paterson an extra $2 million, with the possibility of getting an additional $4 million if the city enacted changes in its sewer fees and employee health benefits program.
"They gambled on that and they lost," said Councilman Flavio Rivera. "They should have prepared a balanced budget early on without the additional $13 million from the state."
Councilman Shahin Khalique pointed out that the Sayegh administration already has imposed a 2-percent property tax increase.
"We can't go back to the taxpayers for any more," said Khalique. "This is a dire situation."
Officials say this looms as Paterson's worst budget crisis since 2011, when then-mayor Jeffery Jones laid off 400 employees, including 125 cops, and raised taxes by 20 percent. After those cuts, Paterson endured a sharp rise in shootings and violent crime.
The 2011 layoffs shrunk the city's police force from 500 to 375 officers. Since then, the city has managed to raise that number to 415, but the cuts being discussed now would leave the city with fewer than 300 cops.
The proposed cuts would also result in the demotions of 19 police officers and 16 members of the fire department, union officials said.
As an alternative, the unions have asked the city to consider delaying the final paychecks of the 2019 fiscal year and issue them after the 2020 fiscal year starts on July 1, Hughes said. He said the administration rejected that option because it would create a $4 million problem next year.
Back in 2011, then-Gov. Chris Christie took the blame from local officials and activists who complained that he was not willing to help out a predominantly Democratic city.
During the 2017 campaign, Murphy repeatedly promised to help Paterson, expressing his confidence in Sayegh.
"I'm hoping now the mayor can use his relationship with the governor to help Paterson get the funds it needs," said Assemblyman Benjie Wimberly, a Paterson resident and Democrat. "This situation is not good for Paterson, it's not good for the mayor, and it's not good for the governor."
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MindBeacon soars on takeover by CloudMD less than one year after IPO
By Noah Zivitz
More people are expressing severe levels of anxiety due to the pandemic: MindBeacon CEO
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Managing Editor, BNN Bloomberg
CloudMD Software & Services Inc. is buying MindBeacon Holdings Inc. in a cash and stock deal, the companies announced Monday.
Under the terms of the transaction, MindBeacon shareholders will receive $1.22 in cash and 2.285 CloudMD shares for each share held. Based on seven-day volume weighted average prices through Nov. 12, the implied offer of $4.78 per share carries a 49 per cent premium, the companies said in their release.
The transaction unites a pair of Canadian companies that have seized on demand for online health care services during the pandemic.
When it closes, the deal will mark an abrupt end to MindBeacon's life as a standalone company on the Toronto Stock Exchange. It raised $65 million last December when it closed an initial public offering that was priced at $8.00 per share; its stock price hasn't traded at that level since Apr. 13. As of Friday, MindBeacon's shares had lost 74 per cent of their value since they peaked in February.
"The need for mental health treatment is accelerating daily. … Now, combined with CloudMD's, end-to-end, whole-person care, our integrated solutions are truly unique and world-class. I'm excited about our future together and believe CloudMD is the ideal partner for our collective patients, customers and shareholders," said MindBeacon Chief Executive Officer Dan Clark in a release.
The takeover is subject to shareholder approval, with a vote expected to take place in January, and other standard closing requirements.
Echelon Capital Markets advised CloudMD on the deal. MindBeacon was advised by TD Securities.
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Natural, candid, timeless are some of the words I hear couples describe to me when they explain what they want me to achieve in capturing their wedding. A wedding is a sequence of hundreds of little moments all strung together and identifying them and capturing them is what I find the most exciting part of my job, no two weddings are the same and the journey in capturing someone's special day is always different.
Hani and Sarah, (Sarah wearing a stunning Suzann Blazevic dress with matching Jimmy Choo's) were bathed in the colours of Autumn. The boys turned up to the girls with drummers and flute in tow, it was quiet a festive feel as the drums echoed down the corridors of the Hyatt, we were extremely lucky on the photo shoot as Canberra offered up such vivid oranges and browns, as you can see with the photos, I do like to break up a shoot with different locations (the more the better), we had a great bridal party to work with, it was an absolute treat.


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Court of Appeals rejects man's argument that he was "sheltering" in vehicle and not DUI or DWI
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Although a Maryland man's argument that he was "sheltering" in his vehicle and not driving or attempting to drive it while parked near his ex-girlfriend's house was successful before an administrative law judge and a circuit court, the state's top court disagreed and found that a Caroline County police officer, upon smelling alcohol, had reasonable grounds to detain the man.
The Court of Appeals held that the trooper who discovered John W. Pollard while investigating a trespassing call had reasonable grounds to believe that he was driving or attempting to drive while under the influence of alcohol in violation of Maryland law.
Responding to a call in October 2017, the officer requested that Pollard, who was in the vehicle with the keys in the ignition and the car running, leave the premises. Pollard told the police officer that he had been asleep for about 45 minutes. When the officer smelled alcohol and noticed that his eyes were bloodshot and his speech was slurred, the officer asked Pollard to perform standardized field sobriety tests and take a preliminary breath test.
When Pollard refused, the officer read the "Advice of Rights" or DR-15 form, which, among other things, advises a detained individual of the possible sanctions for refusing to take an alcohol concentration test and the individual's rights and right to participate in the Ignition Interlock System Program. Pollard was detained, his license confiscated and an "Order of Suspension" for refusing to take the breathalyzer test was issued.
Maryland law on driving under the influence (DUIs) and driving while impaired (DWIs) authorizes a law enforcement officer who believes that an individual has been driving or attempting to drive under the influence of alcohol to ask the individual to take a breath test for blood alcohol concentration (BOC). If the individual refuses, the individual's driving privileges in Maryland are automatically suspended.
Maryland law also requires that the Motor Vehicle Administration prove that law enforcement officers have reasonable grounds to believe that a detained individual has been driving or attempting to drive rather than prove that the detained individual was actually driving or attempting to drive, the appeals court noted in the opinion.
Driving is defined as "to drive, operate, move or be in actual physical control of a vehicle, including the exercise of control over or the steering of a vehicle being towed by a motor vehicle."
Pollard argued at the administrative hearing that he was not in "actual physical control" of his vehicle and was using it as shelter. The ALJ agreed. The Circuit Court for Caroline County affirmed the decision. MVA appealed.
MVA argued before the Court of Appeals that the ALJ improperly required that the driver be in "actual physical control" of his vehicle, rather than that the trooper had reasonable grounds to believe the man was driving or attempting to drive while under the influence. "We agree," the Court of Appeals said.
The appeals court noted that the 1993 legal decision Pollard relied on dealt with the issue of sheltering in a vehicle and outlined several factors to be applied when determining whether a defendant is in actual physical control of a vehicle for offenses related to DWIs and DUIs. But the court said, the case does not apply to cases dealing with the refusal to take a sobriety test. The ALJ should have determined whether the trooper had reasonable grounds to believe that Pollard was driving or attempting to drive while under the influence of alcohol, giving deference to the detaining officer's experience, training and observations.
The court noted that, while the officer did not see the man driving or attempting to drive his vehicle and had to rely upon inferences, the officer had reasonable grounds to believe that the man was driving or attempting to drive under the influence of alcohol.
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How do I get to Springhill Baptist Church?
You may park anywhere you wish, but we reserve parking for visitors in the parking lot in front of our Family Life Center .
No. While the people at Springhill are interested in getting to know you and make you feel welcome, we will never call on you or embarrass you in any way. You can relax and enjoy meeting people at your own pace.
No, you don't. Most of our people come dressed casually. Outer appearances don't impress God, so we don't focus on them either. Come and worship just as you are.
Sunday School is at 9:30 am, Morning Worship is at 10:45 am. Our pastor's Wednesday Bible Study is at 6:30 pm. We also meet at various times throughout the week for Small Groups, Prayer and other fellowship opportunities. Check out the church calendar for dates and times of other activities.
Style of music is a hot topic in church life today. It seems that everyone has opinions about what kind of music should be used to worship God. At Springhill, we believe that the music is secondary to the message in the song. It is our aim to sing songs with theological and doctrinal integrity, rather than songs that are just fun to sing. Musical worship at Springhill is led by our Praise Band, Choir and Praise Team.


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Making movies on cultural aspect could be risky: Sabyasachi
October 19, 2019 Entertainment
Bhubaneswar: Showing cultural aspects in movies is a welcome idea, but since it involves risk, the cinema makers must aware of it, said national award-winning film director Sabyasachi Mohapatra on Saturday.
Speaking at the Tenth Edition of KLF Corner event here, Mohapatra said, "Making a feature film based on cultural aspect is risky, but it has been done and should be done."
In his early days as a director, Mohapatra had done a movie called Surya Mukhi which portrayed the protagonist's love for Sambalpuri design dress.
These types of films are not easy to do and not everyone wants to do such movies, he rued.
"There are producers who want to make movie so that they could make a profit out of it and then there are others who wish to make only good cinema. In my case, the commercial aspect is weak, making good cinema is strong," he said while interacting with young movie enthusiasts at the KLF Corner event.
KLF Corner is an initiative of the Kalinga Literary Festival, the biggest festival celebrating literature, culture, and arts held in the state every year.
The KLF Corner intends to popularise literary personalities and literature on a regular basis in the state.
Content is Key
In conversation with poet Kedar Mishra, Mohapatra talked about his early days in career and what prompted him to make a switch from commercial to art cinema.
He said after wasting two years in Mumbai he was searching for low budget movies and thus came to be known as art movie director.
In his quest for low budget, content-oriented cinema, he created Sambalpuri film Bhooka in 1989, based on acute poverty. The movie was widely appreciated but lacked in technicalities.
"Because I was making film based on finances borrowed from friends and relatives, I had to shot it on 16 mm film while the norm was 35 mm then. But despite that it was well acclaimed in international movie festivals as the content was great and not body bothered about technicalities," he explained to the audience.
During the interaction at the KLF Corner event, many cinema lovers, literary fans listened to the conversation and queried about his views on art cinema making.
The event concluded with felicitation to the noted personality.
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In the most general view, alienation is seen as a process of separation from the people of the process and results of their activities (activity is understood broadly as any social activity), which go beyond the people's control, and even rule over them. As a result, people become alien to the world they live in.
The concept of "alienation" continues to attract the attention of researchers, despite the fact that it has occupied a prominent place in philosophy for centuries. This is connected with the currently growing feeling of danger that is created by the other side of social progress. Mankind is becoming stronger and more powerful, and ... more dangerous to itself. The developed productive forces created by the significant efforts of many generations are increasingly seen as alien, uncontrollable, hostile forces that threaten the life itself. The impression is that in these circumstances, alienation is becoming the determining factor, the importance and role of which is inevitably growing. And if in the last century, the issue was general and philosophical, today the life itself puts it forward to the number of the most pressing ones.
The problem of alienation has been actively discussed by philosophers, starting with Hegel, but the term has never really entered the number of commonly used psychological concepts. Various authors speak of alienation in relation to such different phenomena, that the discussion of alienation in general, without answering the question of who and what is alienated, is counterproductive.
Indeed, a single content of the concept "alienation", explaining a wide range of economic, social and psychological phenomena, is defined exclusively by its theoretical interpretation. The most well-known conception of alienation proposed by Marx and developed at the Frankfurt School, according to which the alienated nature of labor as the main human activity (when it objectively is a means of satisfaction of biological and social needs of man, not his aim, or realization of his creative forces) leads to the alienation of man from the process and the product of labor, from the generic essence, from other people and from himself (Marx 61-62).
At the same time, the concept of alienation is widely used in existential philosophy in somewhat different, but very definite way: on the one hand, as the alienation of man from the outside world (Heidegger, Jaspers, Sartre), and on the other hand, as abandonment, alienation of man from Being which represents his potential (M. Heidegger). A separate concern is the phenomenon of alienation in language, discussed by the representatives of both traditions (E. Fromm, Heidegger, and others).
A detailed analysis of the interrelation of different views on alienation requires a detailed discussion, which is planned to be covered further; so first we just mark, that they have a number of significant common features. Hegel introduced a common to both traditions view of alienation as a basic phenomenon inherent to the human being in general (Entäußerung); on the other hand (Entfremdung), both the alienation from generic essence and alienation from Being are of normative- and value-based nature. Philosophical analysis of concepts of alienation is a large-scale task.
The things are a bit simpler in psychology, where the concept of alienation appeared in two ways: on the one hand, as a theoretical concept, mostly from the Marxist philosophy (E. Fromm, S. Rubinstein, and others) and, on the other hand, as a generalization for a number of empirical phenomena (M. Seaman, J. Ray and others), often not supported by a theoretical explanation. Both variants of development were not quite successful: in the first case, the theory with a high-level of generalization was separated from empiricism; in the second case, the number of contradictory versions of the empirical development of alienation did not give a consolidated basis for the theoretical explanation of this concept as a psychological one. The exception is, perhaps, the theory of alienation as an existential illness, developed by S. Maddy.
From the empirical point of view, different authors under the notion of alienation mean very similar number of subjective phenomena: dissatisfaction with life on the whole or with its separate sectors, the experience of powerlessness, anomie, nihilism, or cynicism towards society's values, experience of isolation, loss of meaning. In our view, it is the notion of meaning that can explain the full range of cognitive, emotional and behavioral phenomena that are traditionally associated with alienation, thus providing a basis for the psychological development of this concept in line with the activity-theoretical approach.
Alienation is considered in Marx's early works, including the Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844. For Marx alienation was a loss of meaning of existence by a worker in the labor process under capitalism. Marx singled out four types of alienation: from the labor process, from the product of labor, from one' own essence, and people from each other. Karl Marx saw the worker in capitalist society, due to the development of machine production and the respective level of division of labor, turned into the "detail" of the huge machine mechanism, an "appendage". The labor force is transformed into a commodity sold for wages. A product produced by an employee passed to the capitalist (the owner of the means of production), and therefore was a kind of an alien object separated from the employee. Alienation was considered in the process of separating the product of labor, and in the productive activity itself, and in respect of an employee to himself and to others (Marx 35-41, 72-76, 90-93).
In the sphere of social production objectification begins with the connection of subject and object, and ends with their complete break. If the producer subsequently uses the thing that he himself produced, he uses it as an alien, because there was a moment of alienation, because the thing he produced is universally valid. Thus, in the objectified labor the producer becomes alien to himself due to the fact that the moment of alienation separates the producer from himself. This moment determines the beginning of the person's need for another person. Or, in other words, any man creates for himself as for someone else and vice versa, and in this creation he means both himself and another person. And generated thus the moment of alienation is the moment of social connection, and this is a genuine human relationship (Fromm 45-56).
Thus, alienation happens all the time in any subject human activity. It should be emphasized that in the developed society where everyone produces not so much for themselves as for others, the producers and consumers are mostly different people, and at the same time – they are the same people. The first ones produce ("objectify") and part with the product, completing the alienation. The second ones realize the reverse process and overcome alienation. These two processes are substantially separated and distant from one another, but this is only a moment, a side of the whole. The opposite, but equally essential point is the unity of these processes (Fromm 89-101).
So, once a person has produce a thing (whether for himself or for another person), he has simultaneously produced alienation, regardless the means of public of production, class structure and ownership factor. Hence, alienation is an essential point of public relations. It has played (and continues to play) an important role in the formation of social relations; and this role is timeless because the alienated labor (capital) performs the function of uniting people. Accumulation of labor, and hence the formation of capital are also impossible without alienation. Marx's law of value begins to "labor" only after the accumulation of the sufficient measures of such labor in the society (Marx 111-115). This is the role of capital as a social phenomenon. One of the dialectical contradictions here is that the alienated labor, carrying out social integration, reduces alienation between people who are also alienated being out of production relations.
Economic alienation is the basis for the alienation of the real life and the real life of a person, according to Marx, is, above all, person's practical life. That is why Marx sees the root of all the forms of alienation in the alienation of labor. And the first form of alienation of labor is private ownership, which, according to Marx, is both the result of the alienation of labor and its foundation (Marx 123-26).
Marx wrote that alienating people from their livelihoods, the alienated labor thereby alienates from a man of his generic space: it turns person's generic life into the means for maintaining individual life. And further Marx points out that the man turns his essence turns into merely the means to sustain his existence (Marx 117-18). In other words, labor in an alienated state becomes the means, while eating, drinking and breeding becomes the aim of human life.
The final liberation of man from all the forms of alienation, including the political alienation in the face of the political state (which, according to Marx, is the illusory form of collectivism), is connected with the liberation of man from labor (Marx 178-79). This means the liberation from the labor as forced activity and the transition to the so-called self-activity. In this case, the society would be seen as an abstract capitalist.
As it follows from the previous section, Marx regarded alienation as appropriation by some people of the forces, means and results of labor of other people, i.e. alienation was interpreted as a product of definite social relations - relations of property. According to Marx, the higher the level of exploitation of labor in the society is, the greater is the person's alienation from other people and from the human nature (Fromm 68-69). Later, the idea was vulgarized by the adherents of Marxism, who narrowed the understanding of the property to an extent of not yet appropriated material wealth of others, and the overcoming of alienation was associated with the liquidation of the institution of private property.
In the social sciences of the 20th century, the forefront in the study of alienation was occupied by the question of 'mechanized', 'technolized', extensive waste of human and natural resources. The establishment of intensive forms of production, economy, technology, social organization focused on the quality of life emphasized the value of personal forms of life of people, their self-fulfillment and development, and the importance of overcoming self-alienation of people. Heidegger believes that the main reason that homelessness and alienation become the world destiny is the fact that a person is known (and therefore exists) as the 'lord of being', not as a 'shepherd of Being' (Heidegger 134-35).
According to Heidegger, there is a tendency that the more valid the human-generated world is, the less valid is the man himself. The 'dissolution' of a man inside of the world takes place, and the issue of mainstreaming secret horizons and possibilities of Being comes to the forefront. Reflecting the spontaneity as a still significant factor of the evolution of civilization along with the natural tendency of the society to dominate over the pace and direction of social change, the concept of alienation and self-alienation of people is a specific indicator or philosophical 'thermometer' of controllability and humaneness of man and his history. The scale of the problem is seen by Heidegger as universal, because it does not have partial solutions (Heidegger 151-64).
Marx did not know the so-called philosophy of existence (existentialism), which in the 20th century will be called upon to justify this alienation and distortion theoretically, placing existence instead of essence as the only meaning. And the meaning of this existence is meaningless and absurd. Marx also stated that the direct consequence of the fact that a man is alienated from the product of his labor, from his life, from his family really is the alienation of man from man. When a man confronts himself, he confronts another man. What we can say about man's relation to his labor, the product of his labor and himself, the same can be said about man's relation to another person, as well as to the objects of labor of another person.
Another important idea advanced by Marx in his early works is that in the civil society alienation becomes universal. Universal both, in the sense that all entity human forces undergo the alienation and distortion, and in the sense that it applies to all members of this society: the worker and the capitalist. After all, both are ruled by a superhuman power - power of material wealth and uncontrolled socio-economic circumstances. Therein lies the root of all hoaxes which are generated by this society of universal alienation: neither gods, nor nature, but only man himself can be this alien power, ruling over a man.
The paradox is that this hoax - when a person perceives his own alienation as a pressure of anonymous forces – happens in a civil society, where all the forms of direct oppression of man by man are removed, and where man, in a formal legal sense, is absolutely free. And the more this democratic civil society develops, the more exacerbated is the dominance of anonymous forces over man. Therefore, in the age of space exploration and computer technology, we meet people with wildest superstitions that bring the humanity back to pre-Christian pagan times.
The condition for the liberation of the worker, as Marx shows working on the Capital, is namely the change of work nature. And this the means change in the direction of socialization of labor at its very content, i.e. the transformation of labor into a "universal work", as Marx would call it, referring to work in its directly universal form. In the modern society, such is the work of the scientist, a man of art, i.e., all those who are busy not with routine, but with creativity. The results of such work are difficult to privatize due to their direct social nature. Thus, for example, the work of the writer is meaningless unless it is printed. Hence appear the conflicts of copyright in the Internet era, when the World Wide Web publishes everything regardless of the rights and opinions of the author.
Marx could not foresee the modern conflicts of universal labor, but he predicted the movement in this direction.
Thus, we have discussed the alienation of materialized labor in different concepts. Generalizing this phenomenon, it should be noted that alienation is generated not only by the independence of the existence of matter, but the independence of Being in general, which is characterized by the loss of connection with the cause, source, substance or foundation. Appropriate examples abound.
1. The alienation of the individual is slavery. The state of slavery is generated by violence, in result of which man loses everything that separated his gender from animals. The state of slavery itself is absolute and irreversible, since becoming a slave, a person is deprived of social essence. In this state the person is reduced to a simple state of property, thing or object. As a specific form of alienation, the slavery is necessary at a certain stage of historical development.
2. The alienation of labor is the basis of sociality. It is dialectically contradictory, since being performed in the social environment it means its own removal. This was discussed above. Only being alienated, the labor reproduces the mode of social production - slave, feudal, capitalist or other one.
3. Alienation of capital is an advanced form of alienation of labor. The accumulation of alienated labor equals to the industrial and economic power of society.
4. Alienated cost is the cost taken separately from the labor, for example, money. As is known, money doesn't have its own value. They just reflect the cost of those goods that can be bought for them. This property is present in any reliable fixation of value, the record (display) on the storage medium. The value existing independently in the form of money activates the public relations, because it activates the exchange of products of labor.
5. Alienation in the information process is the most interesting case in the sense that the dialectical contradictions and questions discussed above can be seen here as the obvious and natural abstractions. Information is pure content presented in perfect form and originally intended for someone else. All the elements of alienation are here of a standard form, unitized and provided in a special way. The information transmission itself presents the central point of alienation, which, as in the traditional labor, connects the two sides. The alienation of labor (more precisely, its content), and the alienation of the content in the information process are one and the same.
In the conclusion we can say the following. In the above article, we mark that many existentialists - Jaspers, Sartre, Heidegger - see alienation as the only way of organization of human relations, as the way of Being in the condition of publicity. Unfortunately, in Marx's works, alienation most often is interpreted only as a loss of property, while the meaning of this term is much broader.
In addition, in the framework of Marxism, the problem of overcoming the alienation was formulated. In our view, it is an imaginary problem. It is illogical, utopian, is ludicrous and absurd, because labor produces alienation, and it overcomes alienation on its own. One of the basic and unavoidable contradictions of social life is that the labor always comes back to a man and is always in an alienated form, i.e. as the labor of others. When we say "to overcome the space", "to transcend the time", we do not mean "to overcome the attribute of matter".
All human culture, experience, knowledge are handed from generation to another only because any achievements of the civilization are recorded and fixed in the form of material objects, finding a specific form of alienation (e.g., the Constitution and the law are valid only as absolutes, as alien positednesses. To summarize this all, it is appropriate to use the following words of Marx: "... a man, who understood that in law, politics, etc., he has alienated life, leads in the alienated life as such a true human life" (Marx 211-12).
Fromm, Eric. Marx's Concept of Man. Continuum, 2004. Print.
Heidegger, Martin. The Question Concerning Technology, and Other Essays. Harper Perennial, 1982.
Marx, Karl. Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844. Dover Publications, 2007. Print.
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'Jane Doe' to be exhumed in cold case dating to 1945
Shelby police, Preble County coroner will exhume the body of a "Jane Doe" in Eaton for DNA to see if body is Shelby-area woman who disappeared in 1945.
'Jane Doe' to be exhumed in cold case dating to 1945 Shelby police, Preble County coroner will exhume the body of a "Jane Doe" in Eaton for DNA to see if body is Shelby-area woman who disappeared in 1945. Check out this story on mansfieldnewsjournal.com: https://www.mansfieldnewsjournal.com/story/news/2019/07/18/shelby-police-exhume-jane-doe-cold-case-dating-1945-disappearance-mary-jane-croft-vangilder/1754859001/
Lou Whitmire, Mansfield News Journal Published 1:04 p.m. ET July 18, 2019
DNA tests to seek match for Shelby woman who disappeared in 1945
Mary Jane Vangilder, originally from Fairmont, W.Va., went missing from Shelby, Ohio, in 1945. (Photo: Submitted)
SHELBY - Officials are planning to exhume the body of an unknown woman buried in Preble County decades ago in hopes it will solve the case of a Shelby-area woman who went missing 75 years ago.
Shelby police opened the cold case in October regarding Mary Jane Croft Vangilder, who disappeared in 1945.
Shelby police and the Preble County Coroner's Office are hoping to exhume the body of a "Jane Doe" in Eaton, Ohio, within the next few months to have DNA extracted and analyzed by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
Shelby Police Chief Lance Combs said this week on the department's Facebook page that Officer Adam Turner has done a magnificent job pursuing information regarding the disappearance of Vangilder.
More: Police reopen case into woman missing from Shelby since 1945
Shelby police officer Adam Turner combs through news articles and other data hoping to locate a missing Shelby woman from almost 75 years ago. (Photo: Jason J. Molyet/News Journal)
"And although frankly the chances are remote that this is our missing person, our sincerest hope is that if nothing else, it might provide closure for this or another family with a missing loved one," Combs said.
The Shelby area missing woman was born Mary Jane Croft on Nov. 19, 1911, in Fairmont, W.Va., then became Mary Jane Vangilder on Jan. 29, 1929, when she married her husband, James. The couple had five children, but it appears James' abusive behavior forced her to move to Ohio sometime in 1943, according to investigators.
Mary Jane got a job as a forklift operator at the Wilkins Air Force Depot in Shelby and lived in Plymouth. Her granddaughter Mindy Wilson said her grandmother did not own a vehicle, so she got rides to and from Shelby from helpful coworkers.
Despite the separation after moving to Ohio, Mary Jane maintained contact with her children. She would mail war bonds to her children, as well sending as letters and clothes, her granddaughter said.
But in 1945, things changed again. Mary Jane sent a letter to West Virginia, asking her children to send the war bonds back to her home in Plymouth. They complied, but a few weeks later, she appeared to have sent them her final war bond, with no explanation, the News Journal has previously reported.
That was the last time the family heard from Mary Jane.
Mary Jane Vangilder and her husband, James, were divorced in 1945. (Photo: Submitted)
Turner discovered in his research that Mary Jane filed for divorce on Feb. 12, 1945, in Huron County. It appears she quit her job about a month later. The divorce was granted in November of that year.
Turner suspects that since she was a woman from another state who had no family in the area, Mary Jane's disappearance at first went unnoticed.
On Wednesday, Turner, who obtained a master's degree in criminal justice and forensic science from St. Leo University in St. Leo, Florida, said if the "Jane Doe" body in the pauper's grave in Mound Hill-Union Cemetery in Eaton is not Vangilder, he will not give up his search for her.
"We will find out who it is when DNA is taken from this Jane Doe...," he said. "When you look at the technology that's happened in just the last couple of years with private DNA databases like Ancestry and MyHeritage, they are solving cases based off information in those databases. When the DNA is taken from this Jane Doe, it will be entered into the national system through the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation. They will handle that. And if there is a 'hit' on the DNA from Mary Jane's daughter and her grandchildren, we will know there is a possibility. The DNA will have to be compared side by side," Turner said.
"If it's not Mary Jane, there's going to be another 'hit.' If there's not a hit there, I think we can find out who that Jane Doe is with the help of those databases," Turner said.
Turner said he was led to Preble County after he was looking through the website, "Find A Grave."
He searched "Jane Does" and changed the parameters to search for "unknown remains found after 1945," then printed off a list and went through each name one by one. Turner located a newspaper article detailing an unidentified body found in Preble County in 1968.
He reached out to the National Missing and Unidentified System (NAMUS) which is a federal data base that works to match unidentified remains and missing persons.
"That is an open website. Anybody can do it — coroner's offices, law enforcement, family and friends can enter their loved one into this data base. I reached out to them and said, 'Hey put me in contact with somebody from Preble County and see if I can get some more information,'" he said.
Turner said he then contacted Dave Lindloff, coroner's investigator of Preble County, west of Dayton, inquiring about the 1968 "Jane Doe".
"He (Lindloff) was able to find quite a bit of records about her case. The remains of 'Jane Doe' were found by a group of children on May 25, 1968," Turner said. The 'Jane Doe' was buried Sept. 4, 1968, according to investigative reports.
"The physical characteristics, the weight and height, and her age, have similarities," he said of the badly decomposed body of the Caucasian woman found in a drainage ditch.
The "Jane Doe" was 5-foot, two inches and weighed an estimated 132 pound. The remains were deemed to be quite old by the then Montgomery County Coroner's Office in Dayton, possibly up to 10 or 15 years, according to newspaper reports.
Vangilder weighed 155 to 170 pounds as last reported by her family and was estimated to be 5 foot to 5-foot, 7 inches tall, according to Turner's search.
"Jane Doe, when she died was 40 to 50 years old. Mary Jane was 35 years old when she disappeared in 1945," Turner said.
Mary Jane Croft Vangilder was last seen on Valentines Day, 1945. (Photo: Jason J. Molyet/News Journal)
The Shelby officer said Lindloff has been helping him on this cold case.
"The stars are aligning on this case because of Lindloff," Turner said. The City of Eaton has waived the cost of the exhumation. The only cost the city will incur is to buy a new casket for 'Jane Doe,' because she is more than likely buried in a cardboard box which obviously would be disintegrated," he added.
BCI will perform the DNA tests for free, Turner said, crediting Lindloff's footwork for assisting him with contacting the necessary agencies and getting a search warrant.
Turner said it may take BCI a couple months to determine who the "Jane Doe" in Eaton is, due to their busy caseload.
The son of a Shelby funeral director, Turner said he doesn't give up easily. "I'm just now starting to go to outlying states. There are 50 states with hundreds of thousands of these unknown cases....," he said.
"I'm just getting started," Turner said, showing a 4-inch notebook of documents he collected. "This is book No. 2."
Turner said he is getting hopful that Vangilder's daughter and granddaughter, who have worked tirelessly on their own to try and find out what happened to their mother and grandmother, will find closure.
Anyone with information about Vangilder is asked to contact Turner at 419-347-2242.
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Algoma Polar Bear Swim aims to put freeze on hunger
Students, staff, faculty, alumni and community members to collect canned goods and raise funds for local food pantries
SooToday Staff Jan 24, 2023 10:26 AM
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Algoma University is once again participating in the Bon Soo Polar Bear Swim, but with a twist. Students, staff, faculty, alumni and community partners will come together to challenge our community through the 'Hunger Freeze', a fundraising campaign for local food pantries.
Here is how it works: The donation of one non-perishable food item is valued at $2, and at certain donation milestones, different members of the Algoma U community have committed to 'taking the plunge' for the Hunger Freeze campaign.
Non-perishable food items are being collected at the following locations on the Algoma University campus (1520 Queen Street East):
The Convergence Centre Lobby
The George Leach CentreThe
President's Office (third floor of Shingwauk Hall)
Collection bins will also be available at the Breakfast Pig, Bushplane Museum and Metro on Northern Avenue. Those preferring to make a financial donation can do so at the George Leach Centre or online via the CanadaHelps fundraising platform here. The more you donate, the more participants will jump into icy water and the more those in need will be helped. If the campaign reaches 10,000 items, AU's President and Vice-Chancellor Asima Vezina will take the plunge. A full list of participants and their corresponding fundraising goals can be found here.
Algoma University alumnus, and current Ward 2 city councillor Luke Dufour has joined the team to help support this cause. Sonny Spina, Ward 1 councillor and a Sault College alum, will also be participating.
"As a member of the Algoma University alumni family and one of the founding members of the AUSU Food Bank, I am proud to support the Hunger Freeze in my capacity as a city councilor," said Coun. Luke Dufour. "Students are valuable members of our community and we want to do all that we can to support them here in SSM."
Who: Algoma University and Sault Ste. Marie Community
What: Bon Soo Polar Bear Dip and Algoma U Hunger Freeze
When: Feb. 11, noon registration, 1 p.m. plunge
Where: Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre, 50 Pim St, Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 3G4


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Our XR Curator Santeri Suominen decided to "eat their own dog food", and took a few steps deeper into the world of virtual reality gatherings.
Santeri organized his first virtual event, FIVR Spring Meetup on 21st April 2020, and visited the three-day Laval Virtual World conference right after. As a result, he decided to write about his experiences of these events, and what kind of thoughts arose from them.
Santeri's intriguing article is not just about the concrete aspects of a virtual event, but the deeper aspects of virtual reality. How do social roles, identity and action change in virtual reality? Does conventional event structures apply? Do we need them or not?
The article was originally published on Medium, but you can read it below too!
COVID-19 and my virtual reality check
One of the most often repeated wisdoms in the software development world is to "eat your own dogfood." While not the most obviously delicious and satisfying menu, it is undeniably necessary in order to learn new things about your familiar surroundings, which can become surprisingly obscure in everyday practice.
I'm a professional in virtual and augmented reality content curation, team incubation and community development. And ever since the current COVID-19 pandemic struck I've had a very welcome virtual reality check, which force fed me the most familiar dish once again. Guilty as charged. I have found it shocking and ironic how little time and effort I have given to continuous deep dives into the very basics of my field, and I suspect I'm not the only one who faces this now amid extraordinary circumstances.
This is a great time to withdraw from cursory false activity and into a deeper state of contemplation, own dogfood as the main course. While the pandemic is a global shock and tragedy, it has had some sobering professional side-effects. I'm grateful to be able to face a global crisis from such a frivolous point of view, so please excuse me.
To be honest, I've learned that I was close to the same exact situation as many people who are not even (self-)proclaimed experts in XR: It's a bit painful to admit, but before the outbreak of the pandemic, I had not really attended many, if any, events fully in virtual reality. Only during this year before the pandemic struck, I've started personally and with the help of my colleagues, pursuing virtual reality events as a serious thing, not only as a complementary by-product of physical developer meetups we arrange.
So even being someone who considers myself being deep in the game of XR, full VR meetups have somehow felt gimmicky, overly complicated to arrange and void of content worth going that extra mile for. I never had the time and other nonsense. I have had no evidence whatsoever to back this feeling up, just an unexplainable reluctancy to go back to the basics, an unconscious pro hubris.
External circumstances forced me into joining and arranging meetups in virtual reality, and I'm happy to admit how wrong I was on all my previously stated suspicions. VR meetups are, and will be in the future, a fascinating prospect. And definitely not just to simulate conventional meetups. Quite the opposite.
So, on 21st of April 2020, I organised my first virtual event, FIVR's Spring meetup 2020 and panel discussion on COVID-19's implications on XR business and finance. And the next day, I visited Laval Virtual World conference. Here are some of my findings from these two events.
Social roles, embodied identity and action in virtual reality: Case Laval Virtual World in Virbela.
First a concrete rule of thumb: If there are no stage blockers, which provide access to the stage only for specific users, you better hope there is a virtually physical stage structure in the space to keep the audience off it. This signification of a presenter and staff-only space is immensely important, if a conventional conference structure is wanted.
Virtual meetings have this fascinating dilemma. On the one hand, simulating conventional conference setups in VR feels safe, manages expectations and guides people socially to inhabit a certain role: presenter, moderator, audience member and so on. On the other hand, there is no guarantee that these roles are actually recognised and understood, if the chosen software platform doesn't have sufficient tools to enforce them.
This is fascinating because in conventional conferences these roles often won't have to be enforced by external means other than an intuitively understood social contract. Yes, people have a pass around their neck signalling their access and role, but what actually keeps them in check is accepting a certain social role and identity in the structure of the conference situation. Maintaining a good bourgeois reputation is what encourages people to act in respectable ways.
In virtual reality, identity and subsequently, social roles, are reconstructed as representations. We are all just pictures, projecting our ideas of identity onto ourselves and others. An avatar, yours the other's virtual representation, is just a temporary placeholder for a body and does not guarantee full identification or understanding between intention, actions and oneself. This creates an empty space in our intuitive understanding of a situation.
Wearing a virtual reality headset, which forces us to inhabit an embodied first person perspective in our avatar and observe ourselves and our surroundings from there, helps. But as I was exploring Laval Virtual World in a desktop view on the PC platform Virbela, watching my avatar from a third person perspective on a screen, I felt a significant distance between myself and the world.
I wondered for example if running, which is possible in Virbela by holding the shift button down while moving with the WASD-keys, is socially acceptable in a serious conference environment like this. At least no-one was doing it very much, not to speak of trolling people by running aimlessly in circles (would it be so terrible?), but I could not know for certain if it was because of social discretion or lack of knowledge about movement methods. Understandably, not everyone is fully familiar with locomotion conventions in virtual environments.
Observing my colleagues in the conference confirmed my earlier feeling that there indeed was a significant distance between the users behind the screens and the third-person perspective of their avatars on their screens. I was watching presentations in a room where there was no elevated stage. A stage is a good sign of "hey, this space is for presenters, you just stand over there and watch." There was just a flat floor where both audience and presenters were on the same level. There was still a presentation area, signified by a differently coloured carpeted area of the floor, but the problem came to be that the audience did not fully understand this and just flooded the stage.
This would not have been problematic at all, as it is a nice change having a conference situation where presenters and audience won't have to have a divine line drawn between them. But to my slight surprise, the moderators were clinging to a more conventional approach against all odds. I felt a bit sorry, because they had to repeatedly announce and instruct the audience not to walk to the stage.
It didn't work very well. Despite efforts to communicate this wish, the stage became an amusing moshpit time and time again. People were stacked in a wedge-like formation, pushing from the audience area into the presentation area. So, I repeat: If there are no stage blockers, which provide access to the stage only for specific users, you better hope there is a visible stage structure in the space to keep the audience off it. Other parts of the conference I visited had a stage and as a result, there was no significantly visible flooding of the stage areas.
So depending on what you expect from a virtual event, make sure those expectations are intuitively visible in the conference space, because in VR, sensations are all there is. Admittedly, easier said than done. How we actually perceive these elements is a radically open semiotic question. The other alternative is to make sure there are software features that can control the audience and enforce your expectations.
But why should we stick to conventional event structures in Virtual Reality?
Tracking back to the previous day in VR and Finnish VR Association's (FIVR) spring meetup 2020 in AltspaceVR, we had a great panel discussion with Olli Sinerma, senior advisor at Business Finland, and Petri Rajahalme, Managing Director at Nordic XR Startups. Dave Haynes from Vive X was also there to give an opening presentation. Our discussion ranged from different financing and business trends to virtual events before, during and after the COVID pandemic.
One memorable insight from Olli, which I definitely agree with, was to question inspiringly and intensely why we actually are still organising events in very conventional ways, even though virtual reality is not bound by any physical limitations we might have with good presentations in a physical setting.
In this instance, we had a presentation stage with microphones in a row, a huge screen behind us and the audience neatly in place in their designated seating area. The audience was also muted until Q&A and stage access was restricted to panelists and moderators. Both are very useful tools for event organisers in Altspace, who appreciate a sterile setting for panel discussions. Usually a good thing.
In the Q&A section, audience members could point and click a "raise hand" function in their user interface to request a say, after which moderators could see these requests neatly organised in their host panel and grant a temporarily amplified voice to them. As many times in virtual reality, it was very ordinary and subtly useful while simultaneously it felt extraordinarily satisfying and cool.
Our audience behaved in a very predictable way in these circumstances, patiently observing the show from their seats and asking questions when their time came. A few extreme elements were climbing the ceiling and some even hacked their way into the external areas of the event space (I have no idea how), but that caused no trouble for us. It was actually very refreshing and fun and I enjoyed this dynamic element in the mix. Audience participation was severely restricted during the discussion, so I was glad to see how they found additional ways to amuse themselves.
The Q&A section was mostly about peers and colleagues, people very well-versed in virtual reality, just expressing their joy of being there and following a panel in VR. Again, this reminded me of the importance of regularly getting high on your own supply, as witnessing hardened VR pros getting excited about such a mundane thing as a Virtual Reality meeting is not really something you see every day. People who are in the biz know this too well: The childlike excitement and joy of trying whatever VR for the first time, which eventually (quite quickly) wears off as it becomes an everyday practice. Here we see it can be rekindled in unexpected ways.
One question really stuck with me, when an audience member was contemplating through a personal experience, how our virtual surroundings determine the level on which we are able to interact with others. They had met in VR with their mother just to hang out. Meeting people in social VR platforms just to talk about ordinary things going on in your life can be difficult if the surroundings are spectacularly obtrusive, so a somewhat calming or even boring setup can be the best option in coffee table conversations. This sounds intuitively true: You can ask yourself if a discussing mundane everyday realities sounds viable when under the influence of reality-altering sensations. Hey look, a flying swine! Double rainbows!
What makes a VR meetup truly inspiring, is the part of free mingling among participants. And what happened immediately after the program part ended was strangely exhilarating. As we lifted the curse of mass silence from upon the audience and removed stage blockers, the crowd responded spontaneously by flooding the stage and sharing a few very nice moments chatting with the panelists.
Some went on to grab microphones, started beatboxing or just ran around the stage in a sudden rush of joy. Unreal. In these moments I felt a great relief of the program finally ending, which also marked the end of restricting intuitive virtual co-existence. Although I feel that the fact that we had restrictions imposed in the first place was probably the decisive element which actually caused this spontaneous outburst of newly realised freedom.
So for future virtual meetups, keep in mind that not only the sheer amount of interactions or features, but also well-planned restrictions of them and subsequent removals of these restrictions should work as a source of inspiration for participants. It provides a supporting structure for channeling creativity, much like in games when the player is introduced to game mechanics and features one-by-one instead of just throwing up everything on them at once.
The remainder of the meetup was spent on a spontaneous group tour in Altspace worlds, starting from a camping area with campfires and marshmellows. While fooling around there just for a while, an Altspace admin suddenly and very welcomingly approached our group and offered, in an ethereally soothing, soft spoken manner, to show us around. Why not!
What followed was a series of visits to strange virtual worlds. These would all be environments created by the user community, much like in VRChat. We stepped into a portal and started flying through a world of giant glowing mushrooms. This place also had a touching hidden shrine dedicated to a friend of the creator. We honored the shrine with our best possible behaviour and soon moved on through another portal to explore a haunted house with the usual spooky tropes: A scary clown, a dentist's chair and a lot of old… preserved food cans.
Our last stop was a beautiful grove that had a bonfire in the middle, surrounded by boulders-as-seats, a deer eating grass, a sleeping rabbit, and a two minute day cycle. In the sunny daytime, we could see butterflies, and as the virtual sun started setting, first came the fireflies, then the stars above us appeared. And in about a minute, it was day again.
So I keep wondering, why couldn't conferences be more like this?
Santeri Suominen, XR Curator, Ecosystem & Contents, Helsinki XR Center
Click here to the original article on Medium, published on 5th of May, 2020.
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Шахари́т (ша́хрит) () — утреннее богослужение в иудаизме.

Происхождение
Слово ша́хар () означает «рассвет». В Мишне названо шахар. В Талмуде — шахар и шахрит. Согласно Талмуду обычай молиться на рассвете восходит к Аврааму. Молитва шахрит соответствует утреннему жертвоприношению в иерусалимском Храме.

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 Утренние благословения — благодарность Всевышнему за то, что Он даёт человеку всё необходимое для жизни. Включены в состав утреннего богослужения только в ашкеназской традиции, по другим обычаям их читают дома
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 Порядок храмовой службы (корбано́т) состоит в основном из отрывков из Торы и Талмуда, описывающих службу в иерусалимском Храме
 Псукей де-зимра — хвалебные гимны, предназначенные для того, чтобы создать соответствующее настроение перед основной частью молитвы. Состоят в основном из псалмов, среди которых особое место занимает молитва Ашрей и следующее за ней пение псалмов 145—150
 Центральная часть богослужения — молитва «Шма» с благословениями и «Амида»
 Таханун не читают по праздничным и другим особым дням
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 Заключительная часть — молитвы «Ашрей» и «У-ва ле-Цийон», представляющие собой древнее завершение утреннего богослужения, затем молитва «Алейну ле-шабеах», «Кадиш»

Время
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См. также
 Минха (полуденное время молитвы)
 Арвит (вечернее время молитвы)
 Неила (предзакатное время молитвы дня поста)
 Фаджр (предрассветная молитва в исламе)
 Алот ха-шахар (время начала дня в галахе)

Литература

Примечания

Еврейские молитвы и благословения
Еврейская литургия
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Q: Having a NGINX redirect loop which i cant figure out I have this configuration running on nginx server and im running into redirect loop. Application behind this is prestashop 1.7.x.x.
Unfortunately, i cant figure out the reason...
Can someone explain please? :)
Obiviously, i have changed some parameters in the config but it should not be problem.
nginx -t is not giving errors.
Im new to nginx and i followed this guide: https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-install-prestashop-on-ubuntu/
# Redirect HTTP -> HTTPS
server {
listen 80;
server_name www.example.com example.com;

include snippets/letsencrypt.conf;
return 301 https://example.com$request_uri;
}

# Redirect WWW -> NON WWW

server {
listen 443 ssl http2;
server_name www.example.com;

ssl_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/fullchain.pem;
ssl_certificate_key /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/privkey.pem;
ssl_trusted_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/chain.pem;
include snippets/ssl.conf;

return 301 https://example.com$request_uri;
}

server {
listen 443 ssl http2;
server_name example.com;

root /var/www/html/example.com;
index index.php;

# SSL parameters
ssl_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/fullchain.pem;
ssl_certificate_key /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/privkey.pem;
ssl_trusted_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/chain.pem;
include snippets/ssl.conf;
include snippets/letsencrypt.conf;

# log files
access_log /var/log/nginx/example.com.access.log;
error_log /var/log/nginx/example.com.error.log;

location = /favicon.ico {
    log_not_found off;
    access_log off;
}

location = /robots.txt {
    allow all;
    log_not_found off;
    access_log off;
}

location / {
    try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args;
}

location ~ \.php$ {
    include snippets/fastcgi-php.conf;
    fastcgi_pass unix:/run/php/php7.2-fpm.sock;
}

location ~* \.(js|css|png|jpg|jpeg|gif|ico|svg)$ {
    expires max;
    log_not_found off;
}

}

A: In my point of View, you double your config,

*

*Port 80 Section; You are listening on 80 for (www.)domain.com

*Port 443 First, you are listening on 443 for www.domain.com
-- Here you are using domain.com have to be used

*Port 443 Second, you are listening on 443 for domain.com
-- Here you have your load
---- but WHY? In my Mind you complex your config with no benefit...?

In my Point of view, you should give this a try:
# Redirect HTTP -> HTTPS
server {
listen 80;
server_name www.example.com example.com;

include snippets/letsencrypt.conf;
return 301 https://example.com$request_uri;
#here you already tell the browser to use example instead of any other
}

server {
#anyway, if really www is still here we rewrite it permanently
if ($host = 'www.example.com' ) {
rewrite ^ https://example.com$uri permanent;
}

listen 443 ssl http2;
server_name example.com www.example.com;

root /var/www/html/example.com;
index index.php;

# SSL parameters
ssl_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/fullchain.pem;
ssl_certificate_key /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/privkey.pem;
ssl_trusted_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/chain.pem;
include snippets/ssl.conf;
include snippets/letsencrypt.conf;

# log files
access_log /var/log/nginx/example.com.access.log;
error_log /var/log/nginx/example.com.error.log;

location = /favicon.ico {
    log_not_found off;
    access_log off;
}

location = /robots.txt {
    allow all;
    log_not_found off;
    access_log off;
}

location / {
    try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args;
}

location ~ \.php$ {
    include snippets/fastcgi-php.conf;
    fastcgi_pass unix:/run/php/php7.2-fpm.sock;
}

location ~* \.(js|css|png|jpg|jpeg|gif|ico|svg)$ {
    expires max;
    log_not_found off;
}

} #i am not sure, if this must be removed

i hope i could help you

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