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Aaron Schomaker - Hipster Nazi in Downtown Portland
We have received confirmation that Schomaker has been fired from Momo's. We would like to thank the owners there for doing the right thing, and safeguarding the community and their customers from the threat that Schomaker poses.
Aaron Hast Schomaker is a neo-Nazi ex-musician working at Momo's bar in downtown Portland (update: he has been fired). Most of Momo's customers are unlikely to know about Schomaker's prolific fascist social media activity and neo-Nazi ideological commitments because he keeps it predominantly hidden behind a locked instagram account. On multiple occasions however, Schomaker has been seen wearing alt-right apparel at work, and it is highly likely that he is attempting to create a gathering space for other fascists, and to "red-pill" (proselytize and recruit) bar patrons.
Schomaker formerly worked as a bartender at Momo's, a popular SW Portland bar. The word "Infidels" on his t-shirt references a far-right, Islamophobic conceit designating oneself as an enemy of Islam. The barely-concealed racism on display raises concerns that he is attempting make his workplace welcoming to other fascists. The skull-faceplate imagery on the shirt (inset) has been adopted most-prominently in recent years by Atomwaffen Division
Schomaker records a video of himself saying "Donald Trump hates n***ers, queers, and fags. That's why I voted for him." while wearing a MAGA hat.
Prior to his radicalization, Schomaker was a fairly conventional Portland hipster, playing in black metal bands. Donald Trump's presidential campaign shifted Schomaker's somewhat-reactionary politics and social media output toward overt racism, then entering broader public consciousness as the "alt-right".
On Febuary 18, 2017 Schomaker and his then-partner allowed their two year old son to go missing from their home. At 6 AM Schomaker's partner called the police to report her son missing. The police eventually found the boy around noon in a patch of black berry bushes about two blocks away from his home. Apart from being terrified and nearly frozen, the child was physically unharmed. He was taken to protective custody for a time and now seems to be living with extended family in another state. Court documents filed two months later by Schomaker's ex-partner petitioning for a restraining order against him reveal that Schomaker was drunk at the time his child went missing, that police found an "unsafe amount of firearms and weapons in the house that were not stored properly," and that Schomaker is a violent domestic abuser. Rather than learning a lesson from this despicable act of negiligence toward his child, Schomaker began to collect more guns and dive headlong in to neo-Nazi ideology.
Aaron Schomaker with police on the day he endangered his young child with his negligence.
Court documents reveal that Schomaker was drunk at the time his young child wandered out of their house, and also that police found a large cache of improperly-stored weapons in the house.
Court documents reveal Schomaker's history of domestic abuse.
Schomaker's extensive neo-Nazi social media activity touches on several prominent themes in contemporary fascist organizing, in the next sections we will identify and elaborate on the references he uses to signal his fascist ideological commitments.
James Mason's Siege
Among Schomaker's social media output are multiple favorable references to neo-Nazi James Mason's interminable, rambling writings, titled Siege. Originally published as a newsletter in the 1980s, Siege has since been reprinted as a single volume by various fascists including Michael Jenkins Moynihan, one of the orginal "hipster Nazis." Recently Siege has gained attention from the alt-right. Atomwaffen Division, one of the most violent and disturbing of fascist groups to emerge in the Trump era, regard Siege as their primary text. The mantra "Read Siege" can be found all over neo-Nazi social media, and as a constant refrain in Schomaker's instagram posts.
Mason's text is part anti-semitic conspiracy theory, part outline for white supremacist revolution through "lone wolf" style terrorist attacks, and part old man getting mad at his VCR (literally). The ideas put forth in Siege share an odd continuity with the ethos of petit bourgeous American counter-culture of the late 1960s. In Mason's view, projects of incremental reform, electoralism, and public protest should be abandoned in favor of "dropping out." Whereas hippies on the left adopted various niche lifestyles, Mason advocates for far right drop-outs to begin attacking society as "lone wolf"-style terrorists. The following passage is typical of Siege's violent, racist content:
By actual rights Blacks, etc., should be turning up dead at a rate that would render a body count impossible. The police would be befuddled (and supportive) to a point where detection would be a joke. Fence-straddlers of all stripes would receive the clear message to choose, keep silent or die. *Quote from Siege pg. 305*
Siege is essentially an elaboration on Klansman Louis Beam's concept of "leaderless resistance". In response to the massive infiltration of the KKK by federal agents (by the 1970s one fifth of Klansmen were undercover FBI agents), Beam advocated for the formation of non-hierarchically organized affinity groups to carry out terrorist attacks. Mason takes this concept and applies it broadly to almost any act of anti-social violence, including the murders committed by the Manson Family.
The concept of leaderless resistance quickly became popular among a large section of the far-right and has directly influenced a number of terrorist attacks in the United States. Timothy McVeigh's bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in 1995 is to date the deadliest example of the concept put in to practice. Media Outlets at the time reported the bombing as a "lone wolf" attack, likely without realizing that there was a specific strategy behind this praxis. We can say McViegh was under the influence of Louis Beam's idea with relative certainty based on the fact that he was found to be in possession of a number of far-right, KKK, and fascist texts, including the racist dystopian novel The Turner Diaries by William Luther Pierce. Several murders committed by Atomwaffen Division members as well as the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting in Philadelphia were committed under the influence of "lone wolf"/Siege style terrorist ideology. The Turner Diaries also happens to be another favorite of Aaron Schomaker's.
Schomaker references Siege. Notably he also posts a photo of his young child (bottom left) and claims that he will be a "future siege boy"
(Bottom) Schomaker makes various references to Siege and also the Proud Boys (including their adopted slogan "fuck around and find out"), (Top) neo-Nazi Aaron Schomaker is in contact with anti-Semitic Proud Boy Jake Farmer.
Another of Schomaker's repeated references to to James Mason's Siege. These posts also frequently contain an embrace of the aesthetics of the neo-Nazi organization AtomWaffen Division.
The Turner Diaries
William Pierce's The Turner Diaries is one of the most popular texts among white supremacists and the source of the popular slogan "day of the rope" or "rope day", to which Schomaker makes repeated references in his instagram posts. "Day of the rope" is the name for a day of mass hangings carried out by a fictional white supremacist terrorist organization. In the novel, "race-traitors," Jews, queer people, leftists and others are publicly executed in the streets. The event is filmed and used as propaganda to incite an apocalyptic race war in which all non-whites are eventually exterminated. The extremity of the scenarios described in The Turner Diaries should not detract from how effectively it has functioned in white supremacist organizing over the decades since it was published.
Schomaker venerates The Turner Diaries author, and life-long neo-Nazi William Luther Pierce.
Schomaker poses wearing a tactical vest stuffed with ammunition clips and in the comments wishes for The Turner Diaries portrayal of genocide to become reality. Another Nazi references the Tree of Life Synagogue mass murderer Robert Bowers' final post on the fascist social media site GAB. Both echo the doctrine described in Siege. The patch on his vest is an emblem of the Ukrainian fascist militia Azov Battalion.
Azov Battalion
As mentioned above, Schomaker makes frequent references to his admiration for the neo-Nazi-affiliated Ukranian militia called Azov Battalion, alleged by Amnesty International to have carried out atrocities in Eastern Ukraine. Azov is one of a number of far-right militias who came to the fore in the power vaccuum left in the wake of the 2014 "Euromaidan" clashes, wherein, among other atrocities, dozens of trade unionists burned to death when a union hall in Odessa was set on fire and its exits blocked by Ukrainian nationalists. Azov Batallion frequently displays symbols used by the Nazis such as the swastika, sonnenrad, totenkopf, and wolfsangel. Schomaker seems to embrace Azov signifiers as a stand-in for esoteric Hitlerism, and the group itself as an aspirational model for fascist violence.
Schomaker displays Azov shirts on his instagram.
Schomaker displays Azov morale patches featuring the Sonnenrad and wolfsangel symbols.
Schomaker claims to have direct contact with Azov.
Further Fascist References by Schomaker
George Lincon Rockwell
_Schomaker expresses his affection for George Lincoln Rockwell, the founder of the American Nazi Party._
"Generation Identity"
Schomaker posts the Lambda symbol which has been adopted as the logo of the "Identitarian" movement which has attempted to sabotage migrant rescue missions at sea. The U.S. manifestation of this movement is Identity Europa. Schomaker also references the "Jews will not replace us" slogan chanted by neo-Nazi marchers at the deadly 2017 Charlottesville rally.
Roman Salute
Schomaker poses throwing up a Nazi salute at a bar in Arizona. In the comments his friend describes their conversation as "shitposting irl about n***ers".
"14 words" and "1488"
Schomaker is also fond of the popular neo-Nazi slogan "1488" (14 for "14 words", another neo-Nazi slogan, and the number 88, HH in an A=1 alpha-numeric subsitution code, standing for Heil Hitler). The racist "14 words" revered by neo-Nazis was coined by David Lane, a member of the white supremacist terrorist organization The Order. The Order was explicitly and directly influenced by the aforementioned book "The Turner Diaries" and its ideology of leaderless resistance.
(Left) Schomaker films himself reciting the neo-Nazi slogan "1488" for his followers on instagram, and (Right) uses the slogan to explain his feelings for his son.
Schomaker references the neo-Nazi "14 words" slogan in a caption for a photo of his family.
Schomaker and his instagram followers invoke the neo-Nazi code "1488," and one of them offers to sell him weapons.
Aaron Schomaker is a virulent anti-Semite.
Schomaker posts a video of himself declaring his anti-Semitism.
Bigoted Fantasies of Violence and Murder
(Top) Schomaker fantasizes about murdering anti-fascist activists. (Bottom) Schomaker posts a screenshot from the neo-Nazi website "The Daily Stormer" and, riffing on Donald Trump's violent rhetoric, fantasizes about carrying out homophobic murders.
While sharing an instagram photo of his ammunition, Schomaker fantasizes about mass murder with his instagram friends.
_Taking cues from Trump's racist rhetoric about the migrant caravan, Schomaker fantasizes about asylum-seekers being summarily executed and buried in mass graves._
Schomaker shares a meme about the Columbine High School Massacre. Social media content that might merely be taken as "edgy" in other contexts takes on an ominous quality when posted by an "Siege" avowing neo-Nazi with a large arsenal of firearms.
Schomaker fantasizes about the "ovens" of another holocaust enacted when "a million" neo-Nazis like himself don their skull masks.
Schomaker shares anti-semitic memes celebrating the holocaust and the recent Tree of Life Synagogue massacre, which was the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in U.S. history.
Schomaker photographs himself holding a rifle– and wearing one of the skull-masks prominently associated with Atomwaffen Division– in front of a neo-Nazi sonnenrad flag. In the comments, he and his friends "joke" about perpetrating a hate crime at a synagogue. The words "Hate crime" are placed in scare quotes to signify that Schomaker and his friends believe anti-semitic attacks are justified. This post comes one month after Robert Bowers' anti-Semitic massacre at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA.
Schomaker brags about how much ammunition he has, claiming it will be used to murder anti-fascists.
Current Details:
Name: Aaron Hast Schomaker
AKA: Bambi; Asch Hast
Address: 630 NE LAWRENCE AVE APT 5B PORTLAND, OR 97232-2365
Vehicle: Silver 2006 Subaru Forester, OR 322JRH
Employment: recently unemployed
Firearms:
As partially depicted in these instagram posts, neo-Nazi Aaron Schomaker has a sizeable collection of firearms and frequently fantasizes about using them to murder activists who oppose neo-Nazi violence.
The messianic visions of an apocalyptic race war inevitably just on the horizon portrayed in writings such as Siege and The Turner Diaries often turns out to be a convenient justification for fascists who are more interested in collecting expensive firearms and military swag than engaging in traditional political organizing. However, as has been seen, the predominant mode of political violence in the United States is mass shootings committed by "red-pilled" white men; and consciously or not, these attacks have a coherent political lineage and are part of a deliberate strategy of "Leaderless Resistance." The intention of these works is to inspire political violence. The James Fields and Dylan Roofs of the world do not have to know one another to orient themselves within the ideology marketed to them by contemporary fascist media and organizing. Aaron Schomaker's embrace of neo-Nazi ideology, and particularly of the terrorist approach laid out in works like Siege presents a very real threat to the Portland community. Rose City Antifa will continue to work to expose and oppose fascist organizing in order to prevent the racist violence and murder which always result from it.
If you have further information on Aaron Schomaker or any other fascist organizing in the Pacific Northwest, please contact Rose City Antifa at [email protected].


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- Maison de reve (Dream House) projects are due and will be presented to small groups on Thursday. They must have their floor plan, their house built, two pieces of furniture, their paragraph in French and have measured for the area and perimeter of their house. The last homework block to work on this is tomorrow, Wednesday Feb 28.
- The students are continuing to work on Fractions this week and would benefit from extra support at home. This week's focus is finding equivalent fractions and comparing fractions!
- Students have continued to work on their Ma Famille scrapbooks. They will have a title slide and 9 others. The titles are: Tout à propos de moi [all about me], Mes préférences [my favourites], Ma famille [my family], 3 personnes dans ma famille proche [3 people in your family], 3 personnes [3 more people, either family or friends]). Tomorrow we will discuss that the due date is going to be next Friday, March 9th.
- Students have an assignment due tomorrow where they were asked to draw pictures of the 6 problems and 4 solutions from the book Pauvre Michel. For an extra challenge they were asked to write the words they knew in French that went with each scenario, or write full sentences using what they know. It is really important in Intensive French that the students write what they've learned to say and DO NOT use Google Translate for their writing assignments.
- They have also started brainstorming for their next project where they will create a comic that includes snapshots of the various things they do throughout the day.
Next week there will be a variety of activities in the school to support our focus on anti-bullying.
Students can come down to Maker Space to make more buttons.
5C and 5F were both given permission forms today about the Intensive French program. Near the end of the semester, the students get to sit down with someone who is not their teacher and have a conversation in French. It is a way for the students to celebrate and see how much progress they've made. Also, there is a possible research component to IF where the University of Calgary listens to the recordings. If you choose to allow your child's recording to be used then please sign the form and send it back by Friday, February 23rd.
- Hitmen Hockey permission forms are due tomorrow for 5C and 5F.
- 5C does not have a POW tonight as they need to finish their dream house floor plans and their olympic flag fraction art for homework this week.
- Tomorrow is build day for dream houses!
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Tyler, The Creator sure knows how to create a memorable performance
Photo: Karissa Schaefer
By Karissa Schaefer, Staff Writer, Living Arts
Tyler, The Creator hit Worcester's DCU Center on Mar. 3 with his "Call Me If You Get Lost" tour—well Tyler, what's your number because five Bostonians got lost.
A nearly two-hour rail ride from Emerson to the mid-sized city of Worcester, where fans flooded the late afternoon commuter trains. During the walk from the station to DCU, it would've been easy to get lost if it weren't for the flocks of people all headed to the same place. Doors were already open upon arrival, and for anyone in general admission, the first stop is always the bathroom.
Though not one of the biggest arenas, the crowd filled the floor, getting progressively larger as each opening act came on. There were three openers, making for a fairly long concert. First up was Teezo Touchdown, a largely unknown name. Starting a mini mosh pit way before Tyler even set foot on stage, Touchdown was full of high energy. The booming bass, however, made it hard to hear anything he said. He's the embodiment of a Soundcloud rapper. At one point, he signed a prop hard hat and threw it into the audience, one where multiple people weren't totally sure who he was, but were having a good hyped time regardless.
Vince Staples was next, a recognizable name yet unfamiliar as an artist. He was the hardest to see from the sea of people, as more crept in. Set on the secondary stage at the opposite end, the room's lighting was dark, with changing cool-tone colors. Though a very talented rapper, Staples' overall performance wasn't all that thrilling. But then again, it's hard to be sandwiched between two jaw-dropping performers.
Knowing she was up next, the crowd chanted Kali Uchis' name with excitement. She started with one of her classic singles "Dead to Me," the audience roaring after those first three words. She came fit in a bright red outfit with four backup dancers, who wore revealing clothes themselves in sheer, full-body bodysuits—certainly the hottest performance of the night. With the start of every new song, restlessness grew for her to perform her popular song "Telepatía," which was her final one of the night, truly leaving the best for last.
Everyone's eyes were on Uchis and her dancers, who weren't the typical high-energy hip hop, jazzy dancers people usually see commercially with concerts. It added an extra layer to the singing, providing a whole show that someone wants to watch instead of just listening to. In a more contemporary type of performance, with the occasional joining in from Uchis, the audience was mesmerized.
Something about female artists is just so captivating to watch. With two raised platforms, Uchis and the dancers utilized their space well, constantly moving in a visually appealing way, while a big screen projected pretty moving images of purples and pinks. She sang numerous notable songs from her discography, switching between English and Spanish lyrics just as she does quite effortlessly.
What was disappointing were the collabs that never came to be. Tyler has various songs with Uchis—great ones, one may add—as well as a feature of Touchdown on Call Me If You Get Lost's "RUNITUP."
Though Uchis sang "After The Storm," a popular song that features Tyler, he never came out to sing with her. If there was ever a missed opportunity, it's this one. The pair has created numerous top singles together through the years, including "See You Again" and "FUCKING YOUNG / PERFECT." A common theme is how Tyler works with the same handful of people every so often. It's no surprise how frequent their collaborations are because they work really well.
Tyler is rightfully named "The Creator" because when he puts his mind to a project, he sticks and fully commits to it. His 2017 album Flower Boy debuted on U.S. Billboard 200 at number two, and it was all the rave on social media. Tyler trended again with his first number one album Igor in 2019. Some songs from that album, like "I THINK," were included in his concert setlist, and it was definitely one of the best songs he performed.
Ever since he started creating music in 2009 when he began with his mixtape Bastard, he's been on a roll. Seriously, does this man take a break? Though there are no complaints from over here. If he's not on a hit featured song, it's evident he's always got a plan for new music of his own.
Though the musical beats and rhythms of his songs are a big part of what he does, there's a lot of rapping that goes on, in terms of him hitting bars for a straight four to eight minutes.
For instance, "WILSHIRE," a track off his newest album, has Tyler rapping for eight minutes straight. Though it's hard to learn and remember all the words, the song is great. It's like listening to someone tell a story playing in the background while you're doing something else. There are no pauses andno misses as he speaks every word clearly. The music paired with the lyrics makes the listener feel like it's a laid-back, rainy day. It's a long song, but it doesn't feel like it. Nevertheless, it's not the most concert-worthy song, so it wasn't performed and has so far yet to be.
His talent also oozes with his "double songs," something he's done a few times where he has one giant extended song that combines two different ones. He carefully crafts this style of songs, melding two sounds that could probably be separated into one. For lovers of lengthy songs, it's genius. Call Me If You Get Lost's two-part song is "SWEET / I THOUGHT YOU WANTED TO DANCE," a song he did perform that had the audience singing along to the lyrics: "They should call you sugar, you're so sweet." Definitely one of his recent best.
His creativity flowed onto the stage's set. Though simple, it worked really well and there were constant minimal changes throughout the performance. The time between when Uchis' stepped off the stage and Tyler arrived on stage had fans growing with both impatience and anticipation, as the set could be seen being put together behind the curtain.
He entered by rising up through his mint green Rolls Royce car, wrapping while having his head out through the overhead window. During one of his breaks he took to speak to the crowd, he asked if they liked his car, getting a roar of cheers in return. The backdrop was a house with a changing screen in the background showcasing different settings, going from bright and sunny to snow, from day to night. Something unique to go with every song.
There was also a boat he went in at one point, docked at the edge of the stage. As he used it to travel across the gym basketball court floor, he was brought to the stage on the other side. Though not visible because of how far away it was, the big TV screens at the main stage projected Tyler and everything else clearly for all to see from no matter what vantage point. There laid a flowerbed, emulating a call back to his Flower Boy era and album cover. That's when his name first caught attention, making this specific stage setting feel full circle.
While taking another break to address his fans, Tyler asked how many Bostonians were there, following up with who lives in Worcester. A notable moment because of the hilarity of him proceeding to pronounce the Massachusetts town wrong multiple times—so relatable Tyler.
The GA mosh pit experience of a Tyler concert is quite literally insane. It's not for everyone, especially those that get even the slightest bit claustrophobic. Beware, separation from your friends is highly likely with low hopes of actually being able to control your movement in the crowd, which you will get lost in. For those people, perhaps a seated spot not too far, but just high enough to see the entire stage would be worthwhile. Also, remember to drink water—a MUST—before getting to the floor, or at least take it with you, because is a six-dollar water worth it? If you're desperate enough, yes, yes it is.
After Tyler addressed the audience once again and sang a few more songs, departing at 11 p.m. just before the conclusion of the concert was the smart move. Though getting home should've probably been planned better, considering the distance between Boston and Worcester, on top of the fact that every public mode of transportation stops running early.
Finally, after being stranded in the train station for about an hour with three dead phones and two on the verge, then taking two Ubers to and from a halfway point at Framingham High School, five Bostonians were able to make it back home in one piece. The concert was a blur, definitely one to remember, and maybe a little too hyped for this house.
Karissa Schaefer, Staff Writer, Living Arts
Karissa Schaefer (She/Her) is a senior journalism major from Long Island, NY, who is also minoring in psychology and publishing. This is her sixth semester writing for The Beacon, and she previously served as the Living Arts editor and ELA Bureau Chief. When she's not writing, you can find her (slaying) binge watching a TV show and drinking a Schweppes ginger ale.

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Did you go out tonight? I walked around with a mermaid and a Spider-Girl.
Did I mention that it was pouring...wait...POURING! We got a little soaked. But that just makes for a very memorable night.
I have two small WOWs this week. First one-Aimsweb. We just adopted Aims as our progress monitor for math and reading this year. We did math last year but not the reading component. I have been working hard to understand the "rate of improvements," growth lines, trend lines, etc (should I keep listing?) I did figure out many things but then we had some training yesterday....and...AHA! I finally get it. I finally get it.
That leads me to home. We went to my parent's house for dinner this week (they just live next door). And I realized (well, forgot) how nice it can be to just be at home. To just relax. To not need to clean. No laundry for a little while. It was needed. It was nice. We probably all have a place that is calming to us. But I seem to forget that my place is just next door.
Hope you can link up to share something WOW about your week.
We were out in the rain, too. It was so windy that our umbrella didn't want to cooperate.
I just linked up. Thanks for the linky party!
Thanks for sharing your feelings.....it's nice to know that others feel overwhelmed as well!!


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Q: macos font display exception I recently found that my editor font display is abnormal. What is the reason for this? This is the screenshot.
My system is mac os monterey 12.6.
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Is it because I modified the font file of the system? But I have restored the system fonts.
I want the i and f characters to display normally when they are together.
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Distinguished Professors, Benefactors Celebrated at Investiture Ceremony
By Office of Media Relations •May 28, 2015
'I never thought that I would be older than my university. But being in such a young environment really rejuvenated me in many ways. I feel a lot of energy in the GIS department, a lot of synergy in the school, and a lot of forward momentum across campus,' said Dr. May Yuan, with Dr. Denis Dean, dean of the School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences.
With Texas Instruments and UT Dallas investing in us and the initiatives that we're moving forward with, I think that we're going to change the world, and we'll see it in our lifetime,' said Dr. Robert Rennaker, (left) with Doug Phillips MBA'03, TI's worldwide university marketing manager, and President David E. Daniel.
During the investiture ceremony, Dr. Michael Rebello was invested as the Susan C. and H. Ronald Nash Distinguished Professor of Finance and Managerial Economics. He thanked the Nashes, the University and his family, as well as his colleagues and students over the past 25 years, 'without whose help I would not be here.' He is pictured with his wife, Amy.
'This chair bears the name of one of my mentors and friends, Connie Konstans, who was so full of energy. I hope that I can be 10 percent of what Connie exhibited,' said Dr. Suresh Radhakrishnan, (second from right) with President David E. Daniel, Dr. Hobson Wildenthal, executive vice president and provost, and Dr. Hasan Pirkul, dean of the Jindal School.
'I hope to leave a lasting impact on the lives of my students, friends and the organization that I work for. I cannot imagine working at a better place than a university that has a mission of producing high quality research and graduates, and a place that is rigorous and fair in achieving its mission. UT Dallas today is such an institution,' said Dr. Özalp Özer, seen here with Jindal School Dean Hasan Pirkul.
'Almost nobody believed in the need for information security,' said Dr. Yvo Desmedt, who was invested as a Distinguished Professor in Computer Science. 'Today when you turn on the news, every day you hear about information security. So it's no surprise that The University of Texas at Dallas has a very nice group in information security.' He attended the ceremony with his wife, Ann, and daughter, Cleo.
'It was a privilege to have been on the faculty with Dr. Enthoven and to remember all that he did. I find it a little bit intimidating to be now holding his professorship. I hope I can do at least half of what he did. He truly was an accountant to the world,' said Dr. William Cready, who was invested as the Adolf Enthoven Distinguished Professor of Accounting and Information Management.
'This honor is really for Edith O'Donnell who in one fell swoop with $17 million set up the first art history institute in a university that is really dedicated to science and technology. I'm deeply grateful to her and to the University,' said Dr. Rick Brettell.
'Two years ago the Regents saw fit to grant me with a teaching award. We all know well that at many institutions, being a good teacher would automatically disqualify you for an award such as this. I want to thank the dean and the University at large for recognizing all the synergies that go into being a professor,' said Dr. Daniel Arce, pictured with his wife, Susan, and children, Michael, Dennis, Daniel and Betsy. In 2013, Arce received the UT System Regents Outstanding Teaching Award.
Eleven faculty members were honored at an Investiture Ceremony and reception April 2. An endowed chair or professorship is the highest academic award that the University can bestow on a faculty member, and it lasts as long as the University exists. It is both an honor to the named holder of the appointment and also an enduring tribute to the donor who establishes it.
Like a gathering of an extended yet close-knit family, the recent Investiture Ceremony and reception at UT Dallas brought together parents, children, siblings and spouses to celebrate with the University as it bestowed its highest honors on a group of distinguished faculty members.
Families of the faculty honorees as well as colleagues, students and friends attended the April 2 event that recognized 11 individuals and the benefactors who helped establish endowed chairs and professorships at the University. Funding generated by the establishment of chairs or professorships plays a critical role in advancing faculty research.
Donning full academic regalia, each investee took center stage as UT Dallas President David E. Daniel described their professional accomplishments. Then their respective deans and Dr. Hobson Wildenthal, executive vice president and provost, draped an investiture medallion around each recipient's neck, as the audience of proud picture-takers captured the joyous moment.
Dr. Daniel A. Cohen with his daughter, Yael, 4.
Faculty members who were invested hold positions in the School of Arts and Humanities, the School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences, the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science, and the Naveen Jindal School of Management (JSOM).
"UT Dallas' aspirations to become a major, nationally competitive research university will take buildings and infrastructure, but above all else, it will take people: faculty members who are at the top of their respective academic disciplines, who can teach and inspire the current students who will become our future leaders," Daniel told the crowd.
Among the honorees was Dr. Daniel A. Cohen, a professor of accounting in the Jindal School, who said he was grateful for the opportunity to join the UT Dallas family in 2010, to do what he loves on a daily basis. He also said he was happy that so many of his family members attended the celebration of his investiture as an Ashbel Smith Professor. His parents came from Israel, and his sister traveled with her family from Cypress. His wife, 4-year-old daughter and 17-month-old son also joined him.
The occasion marked only the second time Cohen's father has visited the United States. The first was for Cohen's PhD graduation ceremony at Northwestern University.
"I feel incredibly honored to be the first one to hold this fellowship, and I hope to make Sydney proud of my research," said Dr. Rebecca L. Files, Sydney Smith Hicks Faculty Fellow, (left) with Dr. Sydney Smith Hicks and President David E. Daniel.
"It's very emotional," Cohen said. "It means a lot because they have supported me so much. When I came from Israel by myself, I was fortunate enough to get a full scholarship because they didn't have the means, but they were fully supportive of me leaving them behind and travelling thousands of miles. They never had a doubt that I would succeed. Even though the PhD studies and the tenure process were very challenging, they were always there for me."
Several donors or their representatives also took part in the ceremony, receiving replica medallions matching those associated with the university chair established by their gifts.
A longtime supporter of JSOM, Dr. Sydney Smith Hicks created a faculty fellowship to champion educators early in their careers. Hicks is a Plano entrepreneur who got her start as an assistant professor as she was finishing her doctoral degree. Dr. Rebecca L. Files, an assistant professor of accounting, was invested as the first Sydney Smith Hicks Faculty Fellow.
"I think all of us, no matter what career we're in, remember what it was like to get started," said Hicks, who serves on the advisory board of the Institute for Innovation & Entrepreneurship, and the JSOM Advisory Council. "That's why I created this fellowship, because it is so hard to start. If we can accelerate results faster, that's a passion I have."
Files said it is forward-looking that Hicks would want to support assistant professors in particular. She called Hicks an amazing role model.
"When you look at this University, you have to really think about and thank the people who decide to make a commitment, usually pretty early in their life, to spend their life creating knowledge and transferring it," said distinguished alumnus Ron Nash MS'79. He and his wife, Susan, established a professorship in JSOM.
"I feel incredibly honored to be the first one to hold this fellowship, and I hope to make Sydney proud of my research," Files said. "Being involved in this investiture ceremony has been incredibly motivating, to see the other faculty members who have gone before me, and how I can use the resources that Sydney has provided to jump-start my research even more."
Texas Instruments has supported UT Dallas since the institution's beginning, and the company continued that tradition by creating the Texas Instruments Distinguished Chair in Bioengineering, now held by Dr. Robert L. Rennaker II, head of the Department of Bioengineering and executive director of the Texas Biomedical Device Center.
Rennaker, who holds faculty appointments in both electrical engineering in the Jonsson School and in neuroscience in the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences, is part of a team of researchers and clinicians who developed a new method of using vagus nerve stimulation to address such conditions as tinnitus, chronic pain, stroke, Alzheimer's and more. He also worked with TI to develop a device that could identify changes in neurological function after sports impacts.
"You and the University have been given much, and it's our shared responsibility to go forth in pursuit of knowledge, understanding and innovation. We'll hold each other accountable and we'll urge each other to new heights."
Susan Rogers,
vice president for advancement
"We're here to support the University in every way going forward," Doug Phillips MBA'03, TI's worldwide university marketing manager, said after the ceremony. "I'm not a science person, but I travel to universities all over the world and see that bioengineering is one of the fastest emerging areas in the world. That's why Dr. Rennaker's work is so fascinating."
During his remarks before the crowd, Rennaker thanked the company for believing in his work. "With Texas Instruments and UT Dallas investing in us and the initiatives that we're moving forward with, I think that we're going to change the world, and we'll see it in our lifetime," he said. "We're going to improve the quality of life of people suffering from a wide range of neurological and other conditions."
Distinguished alumnus Ron Nash MS'79 and his wife, Susan C. Nash, established a professorship in JSOM as part of their longtime support for the University.
"I've been very blessed to participate in this University in a lot of different roles, initially as a student and then as a volunteer. I've benefitted from all of those roles," said Nash, who serves on the Development Board Executive Committee and was a member of the University Campaign Council associated with Realize the Vision: The Campaign for Tier One & Beyond. Ron is an entrepreneur who serves as CEO of Pivot3, and Susan is vice president of VMware.
"When you look at this University, you have to really think about and thank the people who decide to make a commitment, usually pretty early in their life, to spend their life creating knowledge and transferring it." Nash said. "I hope this professorship in some small way will be a 'thank you' to all those people who made that dedication and commitment and transferred knowledge to me, which made my life so much more robust and successful."
Dr. Michael J. Rebello, whose expertise includes corporate governance, capital structure and restructuring, as well as venture capital financing, was invested as the Susan C. and H. Ronald Nash Distinguished Professor of Finance and Managerial Economics.
Rebello thanked the Nashes, the University and his family, as well as his colleagues and students over the past 25 years, "without whose help I would not be here," he said.
Susan Rogers, vice president for advancement, concluded the program by urging faculty members to live up to the potential of their titles.
"You and the University have been given much, and it's our shared responsibility to go forth in pursuit of knowledge, understanding and innovation. We'll hold each other accountable and we'll urge each other to new heights," Rogers said.
She also expressed thanks to the donors whose generosity made the endowed positions possible, characterizing them as "true visionaries."
"You entrust us with resources and you allow us to dream, and to achieve our dreams of excellence," she said. "Your gifts further work that holds the potential to advance our society in ways that are both truly profound and critically needed. You have a farsighted commitment to improving and advancing the world around you. We cannot thank you enough."
Spring 2015 Investiture Honorees
Dr. Richard Robson Brettell, Margaret M. McDermott Distinguished Chair of Art and Aesthetic Studies and Edith O'Donnell Distinguished University Chair
Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science
Dr. Yvo Desmedt, Distinguished Professor in Computer Science
Dr. Robert L. Rennaker II, Texas Instruments Distinguished Chair in Bioengineering, (also serves as an associate professor in the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences)
School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences
Dr. May Yuan, Ashbel Smith Professor
Dr. Daniel G. Arce M., Ashbel Smith Professor
Naveen Jindal School of Management
Dr. Daniel A. Cohen, Ashbel Smith Professor
Dr. William M. Cready, Adolf Enthoven Distinguished Professor in Accounting and Information Management
Dr. Rebecca L. Files, Sydney Smith Hicks Faculty Fellow
Dr. Özalp Özer, Ashbel Smith Professor
Dr. Suresh Radhakrishnan, Constantine Konstans Distinguished Professor
Dr. Michael J. Rebello, Susan C. and H. Ronald Nash Distinguished Professor
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In a wide-ranging talk with Kaskade, I got the impression that this could also be the planned exit for Infochimps and the main reason for putting Kaskade in charge of communicating the value of what Infochimps offers to Fortune 1000 enterprises and its unique position in the rapidly evolving big data landscape.
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<?php

    if (!defined('__IN_SYMPHONY__')) die('
Symphony Error

You cannot directly access this file
');

    require_once EXTENSIONS . '/hashid_field/lib/Hashids.php';
    require_once FACE . '/interface.exportablefield.php';
    require_once FACE . '/interface.importablefield.php';

    class FieldHashid_field extends Field implements ExportableField, ImportableField
    {

        protected static $compiling = 0;

        public function __construct()
        {
            parent::__construct();
            $this->_name = __('Hashid');
            $this->_required = false;

            $default_settings = Symphony::Configuration()->get('hashid_field');

            $this->set('salt', $default_settings['hash_salt']);
            $this->set('length', $default_settings['hash_length']);
            $this->set('required', 'no');
            $this->set('location', 'sidebar');
        }

        /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Definition
        -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

        public function canToggle()
        {
            return true;
        }
        public function canFilter()
        {
            return true;
        }
        public function canPrePopulate()
        {
            return true;
        }
        public function isSortable()
        {
            return false;
        }
        public function allowDatasourceOutputGrouping()
        {
            return false;
        }
        public function allowDatasourceParamOutput()
        {
            return true;
        }

        /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Setup
        -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

        public function createTable()
        {
            return Symphony::Database()->query(
                "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `tbl_entries_data_".$this->get('id')."` (
                    `id` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment,
                    `entry_id` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL,
                    `value` varchar(32) default NULL,
                    PRIMARY KEY  (`id`),
                    UNIQUE KEY `entry_id` (`entry_id`),
                    KEY `value` (`value`)
                ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COLLATE=utf8_unicode_ci;"
            );
        }

        /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Settings
        -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

        public function setFromPOST( array $settings = array() )
        {
            parent::setFromPOST($settings);
        }

        public function displaySettingsPanel(XMLElement &$wrapper, $errors = null)
        {
            parent::displaySettingsPanel($wrapper, $errors);

            // Options wrapper
            $div = new XMLElement('div', NULL, array('class' => 'two columns'));
            $wrapper->appendChild($div);

            // Hash salt input
            $label = Widget::Label(__('Hash salt'));
            $input = Widget::Input('fields['.$this->get('sortorder').'][salt]', (string)$this->get('salt'));
            $label->setAttribute('class', 'column');
            $label->appendChild($input);
            $div->appendChild($label);

            // Hash length input
            $label = Widget::Label(__('Hash length'));
            $input = Widget::Input('fields['.$this->get('sortorder').'][length]', (string)$this->get('length'), 'number');
            $label->setAttribute('class', 'column');
            $label->appendChild($input);
            $div->appendChild($label);

            // Add the fields to the wrapper
            $this->appendStatusFooter($wrapper);
        }

        public function commit()
        {
            if(!parent::commit()) return false;

            $id = $this->get('id');

            if($id === false) return false;

            $fields = array();
            $fields['field_id'] = $id;
            $fields['length'] = max(1, (int)$this->get('length'));
            $fields['salt'] = $this->get('salt');

            if(!FieldManager::saveSettings($id, $fields)) return false;
        }

        /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Publish
        -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

        public function displayPublishPanel(XMLElement &$wrapper, $data = null, $flagWithError = null, $fieldnamePrefix = null, $fieldnamePostfix = null, $entry_id = null)
        {
            // Generate hash from entry ID
            $hash = new Hashids\Hashids( $this->get('salt') , $this->get('length') );
            $hash = $hash->encrypt($entry_id);

            // Create hidden read-only input for storing the hash for submission
            $label = Widget::Label($this->get('label'));

            // Display the hash and appropriate messaging.
            if(strlen($hash) != 0)
            {
                $label->appendChild(Widget::Input('fields'.$fieldnamePrefix.'['.$this->get('element_name').']'.$fieldnamePostfix, $hash, 'text', array('readonly' => 'readonly') ));
            }
            else
            {
                $label->appendChild(Widget::Input('fields'.$fieldnamePrefix.'['.$this->get('element_name').']'.$fieldnamePostfix, NULL, 'text', array('readonly' => 'readonly') ));
                $label->appendChild('
The hash will be generated when the entry is created.
');
            };
            if($data['value'] != $hash && $data['value'] != NULL)
            {
                $label->appendChild('
The current hash '.$data['value'].' will be replaced with the new hash when the entry is saved.
');
            };

            // Error flagging
            if($flagWithError != NULL)
            {
                $wrapper->appendChild( Widget::Error($label, $flagWithError) );
            }
            else
            {
                $wrapper->appendChild($label);
            }
        }

        /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Publish toggle
        -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

        public function getToggleStates()
        {
            return array(
                'regenerate' => __('Regenerate hash')
            );
        }
        public function toggleFieldData(array $data, $newState, $entry_id = null)
        {
            $hash = new Hashids\Hashids( $this->get('salt') , $this->get('length') );
            $hash = $hash->encrypt($entry_id);

            $data['value'] = $hash;
            return $data;
        }

        /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Input
        -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

        public function checkPostFieldData($data, &$message, $entry_id=NULL)
        {
            $driver = Symphony::ExtensionManager()->create('hashid_field');
            $driver->registerField($this);

            return self::__OK__;
        }

        public function processRawFieldData($data, &$status, &$message=null, $simulate = false, $entry_id = null)
        {
            $status = self::__OK__;

            if ( strlen( trim($data) ) == 0 ) return array();

            $result = array('value' => $data);

            return $result;
        }

        /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Output
        -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

        public function appendFormattedElement(XMLElement &$wrapper, $data, $encode = false, $mode = null, $entry_id = null)
        {
            if (self::$compiling == $this->get('id')) return;

            $wrapper->appendChild(new XMLElement($this->get('element_name'), $data['value'], array('salt'=>$this->get('salt'),'length'=>$this->get('length'))));
        }

        /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Compile
        -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

        public function compile(&$entry)
        {
            self::$compiling = $this->get('id');

            $driver = Symphony::ExtensionManager()->create('hashid_field');

            self::$compiling = 0;

            $entry_id = $entry->get('id');
            $field_id = $this->get('id');
            $data = $entry->getData($field_id);

            if($data == null)
            {
                $hash = new Hashids\Hashids( $this->get('salt') , $this->get('length') );
                $hash = $hash->encrypt($entry_id);
                $result = Symphony::Database()->insert(array('value' => $hash, 'entry_id' => $entry_id), "tbl_entries_data_".$field_id );
            }
        }

        /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Import
        -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

        public function getImportModes()
        {
            return array(
                'getValue'     =>  ImportableField::STRING_VALUE,
                'getPostdata'  =>  ImportableField::ARRAY_VALUE
            );
        }

        public function prepareImportValue($data, $mode, $entry_id = null)
        {
            $message = $status = null;
            $modes = (object)$this->getImportModes();

            if($mode === $modes->getValue)
            {
                return $data;
            }
            else if($mode === $modes->getPostdata)
            {
                return $this->processRawFieldData($data, $status, $message, true, $entry_id);
            }

            return null;
        }

        /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Export
        -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

        public function getExportModes()
        {
            return array(
                'getUnformatted'  =>  ExportableField::UNFORMATTED,
                'getPostdata'     =>  ExportableField::POSTDATA
            );
        }

        public function prepareExportValue($data, $mode, $entry_id = null)
        {
            $modes = (object)$this->getExportModes();

            // Export unformatted
            if ($mode === $modes->getUnformatted || $mode === $modes->getPostdata)
            {
                return isset($data['value']) ? $data['value'] : null;
            }

            return null;
        }

        /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Filtering
        -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

        public function buildDSRetrievalSQL($data, &$joins, &$where, $andOperation = false)
        {
            $field_id = $this->get('id');

            if( self::isFilterRegex($data[0]) )
            {
                $this->buildRegexSQL($data[0], array('value'), $joins, $where);
            }
            else if($andOperation)
            {
                foreach($data as $value)
                {
                    $this->_key++;

                    $value = $this->separateValueFromModifier($this->cleanValue($value));
                    $equality = $value['equality'];
                    $value = $value['value'];
                    $joins .= "
                        LEFT JOIN
                        `tbl_entries_data_{$field_id}` AS t{$field_id}_{$this->_key}
                        ON (e.id = t{$field_id}_{$this->_key}.entry_id)
                    ";
                    $where .= "
                        AND (
                        t{$field_id}_{$this->_key}.value $equality '{$value}'
                    )";
                }
            }
            else
            {
                if( !is_array($data) ) $data = array($data);

                foreach($data as &$value)
                {
                    $value = $this->cleanValue($value);
                }

                $this->_key++;
                $separatedData = $this->separateValueFromModifier($data[0]);
                $data[0] = $separatedData['value'];
                $data = implode("', '", $data);
                $inclusion = $separatedData['inclusion'];
                $joins .= "
                    LEFT JOIN
                    `tbl_entries_data_{$field_id}` AS t{$field_id}_{$this->_key}
                    ON (e.id = t{$field_id}_{$this->_key}.entry_id)
                ";
                $where .= "
                    AND (
                    t{$field_id}_{$this->_key}.value $inclusion ('{$data}')
                    )
                ";
            }

            return true;
        }

        private function separateValueFromModifier($value) {
            $ret = array(
                'value' => $value,
                'equality' => '=',
                'inclusion' => 'in'
            );

            if (strpos($value, 'not:') !== FALSE) {
                $ret['equality'] = '!=';
                $ret['inclusion'] = 'NOT IN';
                $ret['value'] = trim(str_replace('not:', '', $value));
            }

            return $ret;
        }

    }

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It's that time of year: markets, holidays, food, housewarming gifts, fall, holiday gifts, table setting, cooking -- all that fun, festive fabulousness! This year I went a little crazy with dishtowel design and production, so the choices are plentiful. This is no place for sissies! And, I'm just saying, this is just a preview of what's in store. Hah! In store - get it?


After a slow start to the year, and with so much effort focussed on infrastructure rather than cultivation, it is good to see the harvest coming along nicely now. We have been enjoying beautiful creamy new potatoes, Sharpe's Express and Red Duke of York, from the potato pots for some weeks. We steam these for best results, which prevents them from breaking up. The first of the outdoor potato beds is looking good now, and will be ready to supply new potatoes as soon as the pots are gone. The autumn sown onion sets are also developing nicely, with many of a good size already, and great used fresh. The outdoor sowings will provide the main crop for storage later in the year.
The autumn sown broad beans and peas have provided a good harvest – there are still plenty more to come, but they are about at their best right now and will soon go over. The older pods of broad beans can still be used, but the skins of the beans are best removed. This is readily achieved by blanching the podded beans in boiling water for half a minute or so and then submerging in ice water. The beans can then be popped out of their skins with ease. The first outdoor sowing of peas is in flower now. The mangetout types will no doubt provide the first harvest, and should be ready soon after the polytunnel crop is finished. This year we are growing the heritage mangetout variety Carouby de Mausanne. I did not realise that this variety had such attractive flowers. Indeed, it might well be worth growing just for decorative purposes, being as attractive, in my view, as any sweet pea I have seen.
The first outdoor sowing of broad beans is loaded with flowers, and regularly attracts the attentions of the local bumblebees, which is great to see. I should have sown some dwarf french beans in the polytunnel for an early crop. Instead I have slower growing climbing beans in the tunnel, which are doing well but a long way from producing any beans, and recent sowings of dwarf beans outside, which in retrospect would have been better the other way around. We have also enjoyed some fast growing turnips and radish, which are always good for early sowings and can be relied upon to give a crop when little else is available. Spinach beet and rhubarb chard add some leafy greens to the mix.
The first fruits of the year, strawberries from the glasshouses, have also started to ripen over the past week or so and are now in full flow. At the moment we have mid season Cambridge Favourite planted in the borders, although an early variety might make more use of the extra heat to give a really early harvest. However, these were bought with a couple of fruit trees to make up a minimum order value so I was not too concerned. This is still a common enough variety, often seen at the garden centre; the flavour and texture are reasonable but not outstanding, and the fruits tend to be somewhat soft, and best taken just on the point of ripeness. Having said that, they still compare favourably with supermarket offerings. Interestingly, within a bowl of fruits of similar apparent ripeness, there is a wide variation in flavour, with considerable differences in the balance of sugars and acidity, as well as the fragance and that indescribable 'strawberryness'.


Zaytoven stopped by VladTV to talk with us about Gucci Mane and Drake's new mixtape; he talked about what led up to the tape and the progress on it. "We were shooting a video for 'Gucci's Home' and Drake just showed up... they got to talking, you know how Gucci is, and he was like aye man we oughta do something let's do a tape together.." The tape is going to be named the 6ers due to Gucci Mane being from Atlanta's "Zone 6," and Drake being from the side of Toronto labeled "The 6." Zaytoven said him and Mike Will Made It are already making beats for the tape. "We had started recording songs that day... We did the songs at Gucci house, and he sent them to Drake, and Drake said he's knocking them out."
Zaytoven also touched on what's next for him. He's working on a new movie "Birds of a Feather 2," and he also is collaborating with Lil Uzi Vert, a hot new hip-hop artist in the rap game. He said he never knows what can happen in the music industry, "Tomorrow I might be in the studio with Rihanna, we don't know."
Zaytoven had plenty of advice for producers who are aspiring to be as successful as him. "It's really finding a sound, and being consistent with that... I always tell up and coming producers find you an artist you believe or an artist that will do whatever it takes to make it in the rap game. Then attach yourself to that person, that's the way I made it in the game, attaching myself to Gucci and we built a chemistry and a sound together..."


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Three months later, the Trump administration's vaping policy is yet to be seen
By Bobby Reid December 13, 2019 533 views
Public health advocate speaks after Trump's tense vaping meeting 07:38
(CNN)Three months after President Donald Trump said that the US Food and Drug Administration would put out "some very strong recommendations" regarding the sale of flavoured e-cigarettes, that policy is still yet to be seen.
When asked last week whether Trump is close to a final decision on what the policy could look like, White House counsellor Kellyanne Conway said that such information will come from the FDA and the US Department of Health and Human Services
Trump's White House meeting on vaping results in contentious debate
"The guidance comes from the FDA and HHS and so obviously, the President wanted to hear from all sides of the issue. We're also watching what's going on in the marketplace that has nothing to do with us," she said.
When CNN contacted the FDA on Tuesday, it said that there was no additional information to share.
White House deputy press secretary Judd Deere told CNN last week, "As the President has said, there is a serious problem among our youth and their growing addiction to e-cigarettes. The policymaking process is not stalled. The Administration continues to move forward on the development of responsible guidelines that protect the public health and the American people."
The White House did not respond to CNN's request for additional updates this week.
Where the White House stands
Trump has been trying to find "balance" when it comes to developing national policy around the sale of e-cigarettes, Conway said last week.
FDA faces mounting pressure to release final e-cigarette flavor policy
There has been an epidemic of youth using e-cigarettes and vaping products in the United States.
More than 5 million middle and high school students reported using e-cigarettes in 2019, according to data from the National Youth Tobacco Survey that published last week, and for the sixth year in a row, e-cigarettes were the most commonly used tobacco product among high school and middle school students.
The White House wants to get ahead of that "burgeoning crisis among youth," Conway said.
At the same time, Trump has been "looking for a way to respect and recognize and accommodate the fact that e-cigarettes have a public health benefit for those adults — those legal adult users who are trying to come down from combustibles on a nicotine delivery device that also doesn't deliver all the carcinogens of combustibles," she said.
Currently, e-cigarettes are not FDA-approved for the therapeutic purpose of helping people quit smoking.
What are people vaping?
In September, when Trump announced plans for an e-cigarette policy, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said that the enforcement policy would require all e-cigarette companies to take non-tobacco-flavoured products off the market, including mint and menthol.
The policy, as it was described in September, would require flavours to have "premarket authorization" before attempting to return to the market.
"It'll take several weeks for us to put out the final guidance that will announce all the parameters around the enforcement policy, and then there will likely be about a 30-day delay to the effective date, as is customary," Azar said at the time. But "at that point, all flavoured e-cigarettes other than tobacco flavour would have to be removed from the market."
'It's time to get their act together'
The suspicion that the administration has backed down from plans to take flavoured products off the market has led to sharp criticism from health advocacy groups and lawmakers.
A Trump campaign adviser told CNN's Jim Acosta in November that Trump's political aides, including campaign manager Brad Parscale, have warned him that such a ban may not be helpful with his base and that he should reconsider.
As time moves on, lawmakers are demanding answers on the e-cigarette policy.
New York Times: Trump backs off flavor ban for e-cigarettes
In a tense hearing last week, Illinois Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi yelled across the room that "time's up" for the Trump administration to release its policy on e-cigarettes, particularly a possible ban on the sale of flavoured products.
During the hearing, which focused on e-cigarette use among youth, several lawmakers pressed Mitch Zeller, director of the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products, to answer questions about what the forthcoming policy could look like, when it might be released and whether it would ban flavours, among other queries. Zeller repeatedly said that he could not comment publicly on "the specifics of the policy" since it remains under consideration.
When asked whether the president or the White House are meeting with industry lobbyists regarding policy, Zeller said, "That's a question you need to ask the White House. …
The hearing ended with Krishnamoorthi calling Zeller's responses "unacceptable."
"This is wrong," Krishnamoorthi said to Zeller.
"I suggest you go back to the FDA and you tell them that the American public is up in arms about this youth e-cigarette epidemic," he said. "You tell the White House and you tell all those who are part of these parallel, irregular, unusual, opaque discussions that time's up. It's time to get their act together and put this flavour ban out immediately, without delay."
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The same thing is happening here in New Zealand, we need regulation fast or we will end up with a youth vaping epidemic
e-cigarette use among youth
flavour ban out immediately
youth e-cigarette epidemic
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I LOVE the Jahn family - they are so much fun to be around and are SO easy to photograph. These kids are pros and absolutely adorable . . .
In October I was asked to photograph my step-sister's wedding - to be honest, photographing family member's weddings terrify me. You always feel like there is a tad more pressure . . .
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By Abby Simons
May 19, 2015 — 4:52pm
A measure to ban the Minnesota State Lottery from offering games online and selling instant-play tickets at gas station pumps and ATMs has become law, but the games will likely continue for several months.
The Legislature passed the measure scaling back the lottery's authority to sell such games, saying the State Lottery overstepped its authority by expanding gambling without specific signoff from lawmakers.
Gov. Mark Dayton, a supporter of lottery expansion because of its contributions to the state general fund--$139 million last year—vetoed a similar measure passed during the 2014 legislative session. This year, citing overwhelming legislative support, he decided to let it become law without his signature.
"I continue to believe limiting the Lottery's ability to continue these initiatives will result in less funding for education, transportation, parks, hunting and fishing programs, and programs to protect and preserve our environment," Dayton said in a letter to Senate President Sandy Pappas, DFL-St. Paul. "However, I note that the bill again passed both bodies of the legislature by overwhelming majorities."
But don't expect the games to go dark just yet. The provision passed is effective 130 days after final enactment, meaning the State Lottery has a little over six months to provide notice to vendors.
"During that time we can technically still continue," said Chris Kwapick, Legislative Liaison for the State Lottery. In the meantime, the State Lottery will have to prematurely end contracts with vendors, who say that may seek millions in compensatory claims, according to a cost analysis by Minnesota Management and Budget. Kwapick said the State Lottery is looking into the logistics of taking down the online sales website and notifying retailers, but also determining how to proceed with vendors and contracts that were previously signed.
Kwapick said that if the games are shut down before the six-month deadline, players will be kept up to speed.
"We don't have a firm end date, but we're going to try and keep our players and the public aware of whatever decisions are made and what has to be done," Kwapick said.
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My son is hitting the tantrum stage of toddlerhood, which can drive any mother crazy. I simply leave him in a safe area of the house and play some music until he calms down. What do you do?
Pretty much the same. Walk away. No sense in "fighting" with them as it just adds to the tantrum!
i agree with both of you. As long as the toddler is in a safe place, walk away and keep your ear on the situation because 1) he may be genuinely angry and overwhelmed with emotions, but having an audience adds to it. 2) it is definitely best for you to be able to step away and get a breath before dealing with it.
If in public, never ignore it, because ignoring it is tantamount to approving it. However inconvenient, remove the child to the car or wherever you can.
I don't have children, but I have a younger sister, niece and nephew. When they have a meltdown, I would pull them to the side and leave them in a safe area. Sometime I would pull out a movie that would attract them and they would just calm and start watching the movie. Always pay good attention to them and watch every of their move. When my sister was a toddler, she drives me nuts when my parent not home. I went to the kitchen to get some apple juice for her and when i turn my back she was climbing the stair. This could be very dangerous because toddler would do anything to drive you crazy and they think its fun.
Did I see your name in my hub? Or the forum?
There are going to be moments like this (possibly everyday) coming in the foreseeable future, sorry to be the bearer of bad news. You're on the right track - you leave him in a safe environment until you both calm down. There are times when I actually go and lock myself in the toilet because I know they can't follow!
And there are things that would have made me pull my hair out if my first child had done it - now I actually find myself reaching for the camera! You need a sense of humor, you need to be objective. You know..the whole lose the battle, win the war concept.
There's a lot to be said for diffusing the problem before it escalates - distraction, removing the source of stress or removing yourselves from that environment. Just set a good example and be engaging with your son and you'll be great. Good luck!!
I do much the same remove myself from the child, ignore the behavior. However my husband does exactly the same as our toddler is doing, ofen they will stop their behviour and laugh, that is when my husband stops and says well that is what you look like so stop and use your words!!
Assign a naughty area for him to have his tantrum. As you say it's a safe place, then we walk away.
We have a calendar in our kitchen which shows the entire month.
When our son is good (in our eyes) he places a star on that day. When he gets enough over that month he is rewarded with something he likes. When he has a tantrum he goes to the naughty area which is well in view of his calendar.
There was this old guy whw one day saw me truly stressing out when my son was having a tantrum from hell. He looked at and said, " Don't worry things will get better but then they become teenagers".
what you will do to calm yourself when you are so pissed off with somebody....please advise..
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Q: NODEJS SOAP: Object reference not set to an instance of an object I got an error:

Object reference not set to an instance of an object

I'm missing something here in the request, but couldn't figure it out. Any help is appreciated.
I tried using soap module as well as strong-soap module, but the same error occurs in both. So it might be the error in request arguments.

Object reference not set to an instance of an object

Code:
"use strict";

var soap = require('strong-soap').soap;

var url = 'http://test.eprabhu.com/Api/Utility.svc?wsdl&UserName=CLIENT';
var requestArgs = {
    'UserName': 'CLIENT',
    'Password': 'CLIENT12',
    'OperatorCode': 2,
    'MobileNumber': '9803111111',
    'Amount': 100,
    'PartnerTxnId': 'P201904220218335187'
};

var options = {
  'user-agent': 'sampleTest',
  'Content-Type': 'text/xml;charset=UTF-8',
  // 'soapAction': 'http://test.eprabhu.com/Api/Utility.svc?wsdl#MobileTopup',
  'soapAction': 'http://tempuri.org/IUtility/MobileTopup'
};

soap.createClient(url, options, function(err, client) {

    var method = client['MobileTopup'];
    method(requestArgs, function(err, result, envelope, soapHeader) {
        //response envelope
        console.log('Response Envelope: \n' + envelope);
        //'result' is the response body
        console.log('Result: \n' + JSON.stringify(result));

        console.log('Soap Header: \n', soapHeader);
    });
});

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks

A: Change your args to:
var requestArgs = {
  MobileTopupRequest: {
    UserName: 'CLIENT',
    Password: 'CLIENT12',
    OperatorCode: 2,
    MobileNumber: '9803111111',
    Amount: 1,
    PartnerTxnId: 'P201904220218335187'
  }
};


The day the code enforcer came, it was so hot and sticky that I finally caved and ran the AC. Then a big thunderstorm rolled in and the temperature dropped. Yesterday was chilly and damp in the rig. Today, it's only 6C outside and it was 5C in the rig when I woke up!!!!!! BRR! At least the sun is shining!
Unrelated, people who mow lawns before 8AM should be forced to eat their mower clippings.
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We are in Jackpot, Nevada right on the Idaho border. It is cold outside and we had a little rain on and off all day driving from Ely, NV. We only have about 20 hours driving to the Port Angeles ferry so we might stay here one more day. It is only going to get worse!
But once you're across the mountains, it will be spring, no? I mean, the weather reports I'm getting from the Pacific Northwet is that it's gorgeous out there.
In answer to your question— NO. it's cold up here. It snowed in Nebraska yesterday, again.
P.J., at this point I'm seeing myself in your area in about 10 days. Let's start doing the sun dance!
It snowed yesterday in Minneapolis, too. But that is the LAST snow of the season and it is all going to be melted by the time I get there in less than a week.
In Texas, where I was, it got so humid I turned the air conditioning on to dry it out some. Where I am tonight, in a different part of Texas, I am going to need the furnace. I am such a wimp.
Went to Wal-Mart today and all your fellow countrymen Rvers were bunkered down in the parking lot. Cracked me up to see 4 couples under a shade tree in lawn chairs.


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Mobile Christian earns home playoff win over No. 1 Gordo
Updated Nov 22, 2019; Posted Nov 22, 2019
Mobile Christian QB (1) Kason Lincke throws a long pass down the sideline against Gordo Friday night against Gordo. (Brad McPherson | preps@al.com)Brad McPherson | AL.com
By Arthur L. Mack
It was indeed sweet revenge for Mobile Christian in its quarterfinal matchup against Gordo at Lamar Harrison Stadium in the Class 3A quarterfinals on Friday night.
The Leopards got solid performances from their offense, defense and special teams as they raced out to a 27-14 halftime lead and routed the No. 1 ranked Green Wave 41-21 to advance to the state semifinals next week.
Mobile Christian quarterback Kason Lincke was 15-of-19 for 220 yards and two touchdowns — both to Toler Keigley. Lincke also rushed 13 times for 78 yards and a touchdown.
Jason Brooks scored on an 83-yard kickoff return and, along with Tate Massey, also had an interception. Nick Ellis rushed 19 times for 114 yards and a score.
The win avenged last year's heartbreaking second-round 20-17 loss to Gordo and extended the Leopards' winning streak to five games.
"What a game!" said Mobile Christian head coach Ronnie Cottrell. "I cannot say how proud I am of these players. God is blessing this team. When we lost to Flomaton, we were at a low point, but these seniors and juniors are really playing well right now. We've won five in a row, and we just beat an undefeated team and a great team."
Lincke started things off for the Leopards when he hit Keigley on a 29-yard touchdown pass. Gordo, however, tied the score later in the first quarter when Joshua Bailey hit Benjamin Capps on a 49-yard scoring strike. Early in the second quarter, the Green Wave took the lead when Bailey connected with Capps again — this time on a 38-yard touchdown pass.
Mobile Christian responded when, on the ensuing kickoff, Brooks went 83 yards for a score.
The Leopards regained the lead on the next possession when Lincke scored on a 23-yard run to cap a 13-play, 97-yard drive. Mobile Christian made it 27-14 with no time remaining in the half when Lincke and Keigley connected on a 49-yard touchdown pass.
Ellis's 32-yard touchdown run with 3:54 left in the third quarter put the Leopards up by 20, and Deontae Lawson added a 3-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter to make it 41-14. Gordo added its final score — a 72-yard touchdown pass from Bailey to Deandrius Martin with 2:35 left in the game.
Mobile Christian seniors put team on redemption road
After a 3-4 start, the Mobile Christian football team has won four straight games to reach the Class 3A quarterfinals
Star of the game: Lincke gets the nod because he helped Mobile Christian win the game with his legs as well as his arm. He had several big runs to keep the defense off balance.
Play of the game: It certainly had to be the touchdown pass from Lincke to Keigley as time was running out in the half. Lincke was ready to run, but saw Keigley get behind two defenders in the end zone. The ball was perfectly delivered, as Keigley managed to stay inside the end zone.
Key sequence: An 11-yard completion after Mobile Christian was called for holding gave the Leopards third-and-inches at midfield. Lincke converted the third-down play, which set up the 49-yard scoring strike to Keigley.
Key stats: For Mobile Christian, Keigley had seven receptions for 132 yards, while Brooks had three catches for 32 yards. For Gordo, Bailey completed 13-of-31 passes for 353 yards and three touchdowns, but was also intercepted three times. Martin and Capps caught four passes for 128 and 110 yards respectively, while Josh Darling led the Green Wave in rushing with 4 carries for 32 yards.
By the numbers: 0 — Total number of turnovers for Mobile Christian. ... 2 — Number of undefeated teams Mobile Christian defeated in the playoffs. ... 9 — Total number of penalties for Gordo. ... 14 — Total number of points allowed by Gordo in the five games before Friday night's contest. ... 81 — Total yards net rushing for Gordo. ... 231 — Total rushing yards for Mobile Christian. ... 885 — Total offensive yardage for both teams. Gordo had 434, while Mobile Christian had 451.
Did you know? This was the fourth straight year Mobile Christian and Gordo met in the playoffs. The Leopards' win gave made them 3-1 against the Green Wave.
Coachspeak: "We had so many guys making plays. The two-minute drill we had just before the half, that's just a microcosm of how our team is. They really believe now — everyone of them, they believe." -- Cottrell
They said it: "I was about to run it, and I saw that he (Keigley) was open, so I said I was going to give him a chance. I've never been on a team that's this close, and coach Cottrell teaches us to keep playing, whether we're ahead or behind." — Lincke.
"Anytime you get this far in the playoffs, everybody is really good. At the end of the day, they (Mobile Christian) made some plays. I'm proud of our guys — they were very resilient, and they did it the right way, playing hard and representing our town and our school. Coach Cottrell does a great job — they've got a great football team, and (tonight) they got us." —Gordo head coach Ryan Lolley.
Up next: Gordo ends the season 12-1, while Mobile Christian — which improved to 8-4 — hosts T.R. Miller in next week's Class 3A semifinal. The Leopards beat T.R. Miller 33-15 on Oct. 4.
'Perfect prospect:' Deontae Lawson makes an impact in multiple phases
Mobile Christian 4-star linebacker Deontae Lawson has become a force on offense for the Leopards as well.


HMCS Montreal is due to move from the Machine Shop Wharf to the Dockyard today at 1300. She will be the third vessel to complete the Shipyard portion of FELEX.
HMCS Charlettown is currently in the graving dock, and HMCS St Johns will take her place when she moves to the Machine Shop Wharf.
Interestingly, HMCS Halifax had the flight deck modifications for the cyclone. these do not appear to have been preformed on the Fredericton, though the deck was probably strengthened anyway.
This entry was posted in FELEX, Halifax Shipyard, Navy on September 26, 2013 by Peter Ziobrowski.


The Skinny: Painfully unfunny Wong Jing wuxia featuring an all-star cast who uniformly deserve better. Michelle Yeoh and Maggie Cheung may be the big attractions, but they're overwhelmed by the assault of tasteless and tiresome comedy.
At times visually arresting, this Wong Jing wuxia is otherwise tacky, obnoxious, and guilty of relentless assault on your sense of humor. Simon Yam is the evil Super Sword, who wreaks havoc with his "sword form." Against him are Michelle Yeoh and six other comely females who must join together to defeat him when Heaven's Sword (Damian Lau) becomes incapacitated.
Adding to the inanity is the fact that all seven women must be virgins, which accounts for about 60% of the film's humor. The other 40% is your standard crap involving mistaken identity, horny characters, crossdressing, musical numbers, and the comedy stylings of Dicky Cheung. Ng Man-Tat is the Ghost Doctor, and it's one of his more typically annoying performances. For every good gag in this flick there are about ten others that fall flat. This is extremely typical of Wong Jing's work at the time and the pain the film causes could prove fatal.


Purpose: This study aims at describing the macular vascular features of the eyes of pediatric patients with the homozygous form of sickle cell disease (SCD) using optical coherence tomography angiography.
Methods: This is a retrospective case series of eyes of pediatric patients with SCD, race- and age-matched to those of healthy individuals. Using optical coherence tomography angiography images of superficial capillary plexus and deep capillary plexus, the nonflow area, vascular density, and foveal avascular zone were measured. The remodeled microvascular foveal architectures obtained on optical coherence tomography angiography and fluorescein angiography were compared.
Results: A total of 19 eyes of patients with SCD and 18 eyes of race-matched healthy controls were examined. The best-corrected visual acuity ranged from 75 to 85 letters in all cases. In the SCD series, 8 eyes displayed signs of retinopathy on funduscopy. The foveal avascular zone was significantly enlarged, the foveal vascular density was 8% lower, and there were more perifoveal vascular alterations in the eyes of patients with SCD compared to those of controls.
Conclusion: The foveal vascular density was significantly reduced and area of the foveal avascular zone was significantly increased in the eyes of patients with SCD. Consistent architectural changes in the perifoveal capillaries were also observed in the pediatric patients with SCD.
This study describes sickle cell maculopathy in children using optical coherence tomography angiography. The foveal vascular density was reduced and the area of the foveal avascular zone increased in pediatric patients with sickle cell disease. Changes in the perifoveal capillaries were better elucidated by optical coherence tomography angiography than by fluorescence angiography.
Presented at the results of this study have been presented in part at the Euretina Congress, Copenhagen, September 11, 2016.


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