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Aaron Hernandez fiancée addresses late NFL star's sexual orientation in new book
"I wouldn't have disowned him. I would have been supportive," Jenkins-Hernandez wrote of rumors that Hernandez was gay.
Aug. 20, 2018, 8:30 PM UTC
By Kalhan Rosenblatt
The fiancée of late New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez says she saw no indication the football player was gay, adding she would have accepted him regardless of his sexual orientation.
In the foreword for "Unnecessary Roughness," a book written by Hernandez's defense attorney Jose Baez, Hernandez's fiancée Shayanna Jenkins-Hernandez, 29, addresses the speculation about the NFL player's sexuality and talks about the grief she felt learning of his advanced chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) after his death.
"I wish I had known how he felt, just so we could have talked about it. I wouldn't have disowned him. I would have been supportive," wrote Jenkins-Hernandez, who took Hernandez' last name before he died. They have a daughter who is now 5 years old.
"Unnecessary Roughness" highlights Hernandez's final year before he took his own life in a prison cell.
Hernandez, 27, was serving a life sentence for the June 2013 killing of Odin Lloyd — who was dating Jenkins-Hernandez's sister — when he contacted Baez to represent him in a separate double murder case.
Shayanna Jenkins-Hernandez, fiancee of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, sits in the courtroom during Hernandez' trial in Boston on April 6, 2017.Steven Senne / AP file
Baez, who also famously represented Casey Anthony, agreed to represent Hernandez and in 2017 the former tight end was found not guilty. Days later Hernandez was found dead in his cell of an apparent suicide. After his death, a judge vacated Hernandez's murder conviction on a technicality.
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The book is based on intimate conversations Baez had with Hernandez in the final year of his life, according to an Amazon description.
Baez and Jenkins-Hernandez were not immediately available on Monday to comment on the book.
Two days after Hernandez's suicide and approximately a month before his murder conviction was tossed out, Newsweek published an article suggesting that Hernandez's motive for the murder was an attempt to hide his sexual orientation.
In the foreword, Jenkins-Hernandez claims that she never saw any sign that Hernandez was gay but adds that she doesn't fault him if he was keeping his identity a secret.
"There has been much speculation about Aaron's sexuality since his death," she wrote. "I can say this: Aaron was very much a man to me. I saw no indication that he was gay or homosexual."
NewsLawyer for 'close friend' of Hernandez wants to see third suicide note
Jenkins-Hernandez in the forward also discusses how researchers who studied Hernandez's brain after his death discovered he had advanced CTE, the degenerative brain disease caused by repeated blows to the head.
"This may sound weird to say about someone you love, but I feel like CTE researchers hit the jack pot when they got Aaron's brain," she wrote. "After all we had been through — his arrest, his trial, and his death — it was still devastating news. I cried because I realized I had tried to help him for so long, but there was nothing I could have done. I cried because there was a battle going on within his brain and he didn't even know it."
"I hope all those who read this book see what we went through and understand the importance of having someone in your corner. While that was my role in Aaron's heart, Jose maintained that role in the courtroom," she said of the attorney-turned-author.
Former New England Patriots football player Aaron Hernandez listens to testimony during his trial in Fall River, Massachusetts on April 6, 2015.Ted Fitzgerald / The Boston Herald via AP file
In Hernandez's final note to Jenkins-Hernandez, which were obtained by NBC Boston, Hernandez tells his high school sweetheart that she is his angel and asked her to tell his story.
George Leontire, a member of Hernandez's defense team who is openly gay, told the New York Post that Hernandez "acknowledged" to him that he was homosexual.
"This man clearly was gay," Leontire said. "Acknowledged. Acknowledged the immense pain that it caused him. I think that he also came out of a culture that was so negative about gay people that he exhibited some self-hatred."
Leontire declined to comment to NBC News.
"Unnecessary Roughness," published by Hachette Books, is set to be released on Tuesday.


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JEMA is proud to announce that Rockwell Beer Co. took home the 2019 Building St. Louis Award last night at the St. Louis Business Journal Awards Ceremony.
Rockwell Beer Co. took a vacant former machine shop just behind The Grove neighborhood on a dilapidated part of Vandeventer Avenue and transformed it into a craft destination.
Partnering with developer Green Street, which was behind Urban Chestnut Brewing Co.'s location up the road, Rockwell Beer Co. built its brewing facility and tasting room from shipping containers and traditional materials for a decidedly modern look and feel.
Rockwell rotates taps to keep the experience fresh, and founder Andy Hille also partnered with James Beard Award-winning chef Gerard Craft to create the food menu featuring burgers and brats and options for vegetarians.
Pop-ups and other events kept anticipation building as it took more than two years for Rockwell Beer Co. to open.
The $5.2 million brewery, which opened in November, created 18 jobs and brought new attention to an old neighborhood.


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SOUTH BELOIT — Veronica McIntyre, the woman shown on a recently released 2008 arrest video, is seeking at least $300,000 in damages in a lawsuit filed Wednesday against the city of South Beloit and three members of the Police Department.
McIntyre, of South Beloit, claims former Sgt. Brad McCaslin and former Chief Tom Fearn violated her civil rights by using excessive force while she was handcuffed in the department's booking room in May 2008. She also claims McCaslin violated her right to privacy and caused distress by using a video of that arrest as leverage for financial gain in his own threatened lawsuit against the city.
The McIntyre arrest video has sparked an ongoing 11-month criminal investigation that's being conducted by the Illinois State Police. Winnebago County State's Attorney Joe Bruscato is considering criminal charges against members of the Police Department and possibly other South Beloit officials.
On Tuesday, Bruscato would not say when he expects to make a decision.
The video shows McCaslin applying a Taser gun twice to the back of McIntyre's neck after she refused to sit down on a bench in the department's booking room.
Minutes later, Fearn is shown entering the room, pulling on a pair of latex gloves. McCaslin offers Fearn the Taser, but Fearn turns it away. Fearn then grabs McIntyre by the throat and shakes her by the neck several times after forcing her onto her back on the bench.
Throughout the arrest and booking, McIntyre was intoxicated and the video shows her frequently shouting at various officers.
Patrol officer Sandy Messenger was present during the arrest and witnessed McCaslin's and Fearn's actions.
Messenger is included in the lawsuit for failing to intervene.
Even though McIntyre's two-year statute of limitations to sue the department over the arrest expired in May, it's still possible for that statute of limitations to be extended, said Attorney Patrick Moore, who represents McIntyre.
If the two-year limitation is upheld, McIntyre will continue with the charges against McCaslin and the city for invading her privacy in McCaslin's use of the video, Moore said.
The video of McIntyre's arrest had been all but forgotten until it came up in McCaslin's threatened lawsuit nearly two years after it took place.
In spring 2010, McCaslin threatened to sue the city over a suspension he received in 2009.
McCaslin was suspended for two weeks for attempting to void a speeding ticket for a friend. Before his suspension, Fearn placed McCaslin on paid administrative leave for seven months while a personnel investigation was conducted. McCaslin contends that Fearn placed him on leave because he told Mayor Randy Kirichkow and the rest of the City Council about Fearn's actions during the McIntyre arrest. But Kirichkow and commissioners Bob Redieske and Bob Stone have said that McCaslin did not bring the issue up until well after he had already been placed on leave.
On April 27, 2010, the city negotiated a $70,000 settlement with McCaslin to resolve the threatened litigation. As a condition of the settlement McCaslin was required to return the video to city officials.
Moore said that he is waiting to hear how the defendants will respond to the complaint and his office will continue to investigate the matter.


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100-year old dragons restored for topping out ceremony
South West based digital growth agency Bigwave media with offices in Torquay, Exeter and Plymouth, announces its inaugural Torbay Business Games has been a resounding success. The first of its kind in Torquay, the Bigwave Business Games network initiative is as a result of the agency's popular and highly successful games which have been running in Exeter for over a decade.
Twelve local businesses from across the Bay came together to battle it out in five competitive activities at various locations around the town. After a month of fierce and fun competition, the final event in the Torbay series was the pub quiz, which took place at TLH Leisure Resort, followed closely by an awards ceremony. Worthy victors Francis Clark took home the winning trophy and The Training Partnership won the 'Spirit of the Games Award' for their dogged determination throughout the games.
Debbi Moore, principal organiser and Head of Client Experience at Bigwave media, said:"I'm delighted by the overwhelming success of the first Torbay Business Games. Everyone has expressed their delight at being a part of this unique initiative."She adds:"The games provide an unparalleled opportunity for local businesses to network and boost their profile across the region. The energy and passion between all the participants was a great bonding process."
Since their inception, the Bigwave media Business Games have raised more than 32,000 for local charitable causes. Torbay's nominated charity was the Torbay Holiday Helpers Network (THHN), which provides free holidays to bereaved families and those with seriously ill children. Participants were able to gain extra points and push themselves higher up the leader board by making a donation to the charity.
Debbi concluded:"THHN are a fantastic organisation, who make a massive difference to people's lives and we're proud to support them. I also want to say a huge thank you to all the venues that hosted our events and all their hard work in helping to make this an enjoyable and competitive experience. The individual activities went down a storm, and the venues played a huge role in this. I encourage anyone who has been involved in the games to continue to support their local establishments." She concludes:"The campaign has been well-received by Torbay businesses and as a result we are looking to launch in Plymouth in the autumn."
For more information, head to bigwavebusinessgames.co.uk/torbay.
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Sasek Wielki (niem. Materschobensee) – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie warmińsko-mazurskim, w powiecie szczycieńskim, w gminie Szczytno. W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość położona była w województwie olsztyńskim.

Wieś położona na północno-wschodnim brzegu jeziora Sasek Mały, ok. 10 km na południowy wschód od Szczytna. Dojazd DK58 w stronę Warszawy, następnie ok. 3,5 km od granicy miasta, zgodnie z drogowskazem w prawo w utwardzoną drogę. We wsi zachowały się nieliczne chalupy drewniane oraz murowane domy z lat 20. XX wieku.

Wieś założona 1787 r. ramach osadnictwa szkatułowego, za panowania Fryderyka Wilhelma II. W czasie pierwszej wojny światowej wieś była mocno zniszczona.

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Iwona Liżewska, Wiktor Knercer: Przewodnik po historii i zabytkach Ziemi Szczycieńskiej. Olsztyn, Agencja Wydawnicza "Remix" s.c., 1998, 171 str.,

Zobacz też
 Sasek Mały
 Jezioro Sasek Wielki
 Jezioro Sasek Mały

Szczytno (gmina wiejska)

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require 'test_helper'

class SessionsControllerTest < ActionController::TestCase

  tests Clearance::SessionsController

  should_filter_params :password

  context "on GET to /sessions/new" do
    setup { get :new }

    should_respond_with    :success
    should_render_template :new
    should_not_set_the_flash
    should_display_a_sign_in_form
  end

  context "on POST to #create with unconfirmed credentials" do
    setup do
      @user = Factory(:user)
      ActionMailer::Base.deliveries.clear
      post :create, :session => {
                      :email    => @user.email,
                      :password => @user.password }
    end

    should_deny_access(:flash => /User has not confirmed email. Confirmation email will be resent./i)

    should "send the confirmation email" do
      assert_not_nil email = ActionMailer::Base.deliveries[0]
      assert_match /account confirmation/i, email.subject
    end
  end

  context "on POST to #create with good credentials" do
    setup do
      @user = Factory(:email_confirmed_user)
      @user.update_attribute(:remember_token, "old-token")
      post :create, :session => {
                      :email    => @user.email,
                      :password => @user.password }
    end

    should_set_the_flash_to /signed in/i
    should_redirect_to_url_after_create

    should 'set the cookie' do
      assert ! cookies['remember_token'].empty?
    end

    should "not change the remember token" do
      assert_equal "old-token", @user.reload.remember_token
    end
  end

  context "on POST to #create with good credentials and a session return url" do
    setup do
      @user = Factory(:email_confirmed_user)
      @return_url = '/url_in_the_session'
      @request.session[:return_to] = @return_url
      post :create, :session => {
                      :email    => @user.email,
                      :password => @user.password }
    end

    should_redirect_to("the return URL") { @return_url }
  end

  context "on POST to #create with good credentials and a request return url" do
    setup do
      @user = Factory(:email_confirmed_user)
      @return_url = '/url_in_the_request'
      post :create, :session => {
                      :email     => @user.email,
                      :password  => @user.password },
                      :return_to => @return_url
    end

    should_redirect_to("the return URL") { @return_url }
  end

  context "on POST to #create with good credentials and a session return url and request return url" do
    setup do
      @user = Factory(:email_confirmed_user)
      @return_url = '/url_in_the_session'
      @request.session[:return_to] = @return_url
      post :create, :session => {
                      :email     => @user.email,
                      :password  => @user.password },
                      :return_to => '/url_in_the_request'
    end

    should_redirect_to("the return URL") { @return_url }
  end

  context "on POST to #create with bad credentials" do
    setup do
      post :create, :session => {
                      :email       => 'bad.email@example.com',
                      :password    => "bad value" }
    end

    should_set_the_flash_to /bad/i
    should_respond_with    :unauthorized
    should_render_template :new
    should_not_be_signed_in

    should 'not create the cookie' do
      assert_nil cookies['remember_token']
    end
  end

  context "on DELETE to #destroy given a signed out user" do
    setup do
      sign_out
      delete :destroy
    end
    should_set_the_flash_to(/signed out/i)
    should_redirect_to_url_after_destroy
  end

  context "on DELETE to #destroy with a cookie" do
    setup do
      @user = Factory(:email_confirmed_user)
      @user.update_attribute(:remember_token, "old-token")
      @request.cookies["remember_token"] = "old-token"
      delete :destroy
    end

    should_set_the_flash_to(/signed out/i)
    should_redirect_to_url_after_destroy

    should "delete the cookie token" do
      assert_nil cookies['remember_token']
    end

    should "reset the remember token" do
      assert_not_equal "old-token", @user.reload.remember_token
    end

    should "unset the current user" do
      assert_nil @controller.current_user
    end
  end

end

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The Buried
Jonathan Quinn, Book 9
By: Brett Battles
Narrated by: Scott Brick
Series: Jonathan Quinn, Book 9
Categories: Crime & Thrillers, Suspense
5 out of 5 stars 5.0 (1 rating)
Becoming Quinn
Jonathan Quinn Series Prequel
Meet Jake Oliver. The day will come when he's one of the best cleaners in the business, a man skilled at making bodies disappear. At the moment, however, he's a 22 year old rookie cop, unaware his life is about to change. In a burning barn a body is found--and the fire isn't the cause of death. The detectives working the case have a pretty good idea about what went down. But Officer Oliver thinks it's something else entirely, and pursues a truth others would prefer remain hidden - others who will go to extreme lengths to keep him quiet.
Narrated by: Zach Villa
Nate doesn't want to listen. He's between missions and just wants to relax, not to travel hundreds of miles and hunt for the driver of the car that hit someone he doesn't even know. But ignoring the call is not an option. What Nate had hoped would be a simple mission turns into something much more sinister, when he discovers a wide-reaching evil, festering in a small Northern California town. To confront it, he will need all the skills he's learned working in the shadow world.
The Excoms
Narrated by: Allyson Johnson
Ananke thought her week couldn't get worse, but as she hunts for the man who screwed up her previous job, things really go sideways. Turns out, she's not the only one having problems. Rosario can acquire anything for anyone, but can she obtain freedom for herself when her latest assignment goes awry? Dylan's sure his new gig will be a walk in the park - or rather, a drive, given that he's a courier. Unfortunately, the road is a bit bumpier than he expected.
Little Girl Gone
A Logan Harper Thriller
Narrated by: Jeff Woodman
Length: 8 hrs
Logan Harper isn't looking for redemption. He just wants to live in peace and forget his troubled past. But one morning his quiet life is upended when he interrupts the attempted murder of his father's best friend Tooney. The next thing Logan knows, he's on his way to Los Angeles, searching for Tooney's missing granddaughter and uncovering a sinister plot connected not only to Tooney's Burmese past, but also to the boardrooms of corporate America.
The God's Eye View
By: Barry Eisler
Narrated by: Barry Eisler
NSA director Theodore Anders has a simple goal: collect every phone call, email, and keystroke tapped on the Internet. He knows unlimited surveillance is the only way to keep America safe. Evelyn Gallagher doesn't care much about any of that. She just wants to keep her head down and manage the NSA's camera network and facial recognition program so she can afford private school for her deaf son, Dash.
Ben Treven, Book 1
In Silicon Valley, the eccentric inventor of a new encryption application is murdered in an apparent drug deal. In Istanbul, a cynical undercover operator receives a frantic call from his estranged brother, a patent lawyer who believes he is the next victim. And on the sun-drenched slopes of Sand Hill Road, Silicon Valley's nerve center of money and technology, old family hurts sting anew as two brothers who share nothing but blood and bitterness wage a desperate battle against a faceless enemy.
Everything on the job is going as expected. The target has been dealt with, and all that's left to do is remove the body. But a surprise is waiting for Quinn and Nate, one that completely changes their mission. Then when the client who gave them their new orders disappears, they find themselves on their own, with a human asset holding a dark secret that several parties are interested in obtaining, by force if necessary. To keep the asset alive, the two cleaners must stay on the run, but even that doesn't guarantee success. Because no matter how closely a secret is guarded, if enough people want it, it won't stay buried forever.
©2015 Brett Battles (P)2015 Audible, Inc.
The Discarded
The Damaged
The Enraged


Apply the sovereign remedy, Old Chap. The only way to go. Glad you r trying to make wine again. Look forward to sharing a glass of your own vintage when we meet. By the way do you happen to know what "Cowslip Wine" is? It is mentioned by Dickens in "David Copperfield." I'll look it up wikipedia. They might have some infor. What sort of barrels or containers do you have where the wine ferments? How do you age it?
I used to make beer some years ago and really enjoyed the "craft" and learned a lot about keeping oxygen levels low while the "wort" fermented. It was good fun. It is a lot of work. A good hobby to have though, if you have the time. The Japan disaster is keeping me riveted to the telly these days.
Pretty aweful. We're having March rains. Lovely weather. The silver birches are just starting to put out fresh leaves. The cherry blossoms have come and gone. Trying to write another novel. It's a tough slog. More later. Javaid.
Javaid I use the big plastic water bottles (as used by office water coolers) for fermenting. To age it I just wait. Take it you're back in San Jose now?


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Home > News > Mozilla Firefox 97 Is Now Available for Download, This Is What's New
Mozilla Firefox 97 Is Now Available for Download, This Is What's New
by Marius Nestor February 8, 2022 February 8, 2022 0
Mozilla today released Firefox 97 as the latest stable version of its open-source, free, and cross-platform web browser for GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms.
Firefox 97 comes as an incremental update to previous releases and adds a new set of Colorway themes to further customize the look and feel of the web browser. There are six Colorway themes available (for a limited time) for you to try under the Themes section in the about:addons page or via Customize Toolbar right-click context menu option > Manage Themes.
For Linux users, this release removes the PostScript printing support. For Windows users, it adds support for and displays the new style of scrollbars on Windows 11 systems. For macOS users, it improves system font rasterization on macOS 11 and later to no longer slow down page loading, tab opening, and tab switching.
For web developers, Firefox 97 adds support for the cap and ic CSS units to be used with <length> and <length-percentage> data types, support for the @scroll-timeline at-rule, support for animation-timeline and scrollbar-gutter properties, support for CSS cascade layers by default, as well as support for using the SVG d attribute as a property in CSS.
New experimental features in Firefox 97 include support for using the hyphenate-character property via the layout.css.hyphenate-character.enabled preference to set a string that is used instead of a hyphen character (-) at the end of a hyphenation line break, as well as to specify that the character is selected to be appropriate for the language conventions of the affected content, and a dom.screenorientation.allow-lock preference to allow a device to be locked to a particular screen orientation.
Firefox 97 is available for download right now from the official website if you're using the binary provided by Mozilla, or you can update your installations as soon as the new version lands in the stable software repositories of your favorite GNU/Linux distribution.
Firefox Focus for Android 97 was also released today and it comes with HTTPS-only mode enabled by default to force all connections to websites to use HTTPS (Secure HTTP), as well as a new option to name new shortcuts that you add to your homepage.
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30 recipes from wings to vegan nachos to Buffalo Cauliflower with Blue Cheese Dip — plus the tips to help any host with their cooking game too.
Whether you're a true-blue sports fan or one who cheers along when, well, things finally get good (we're not here to judge), hosting a game day gathering is great fun and a great tradition to start if you haven't already. There's no better time to begin than now, with things set to heat up in stadiums, rinks, courts and fields across the country.
For bigger gatherings, we suggest you centre your menu around a one-pot dish that can be made ahead. Chili and stews are great options. If your guests ask what to bring, suggest drinks, dessert or sliced raw vegetables and dip; they're easy tasks to hand off, leaving you free to tackle the big stuff.
Freeze most everything. Do a little research and you'll be surprised at how much of your menu can be made even further ahead. Pizza, bean dips and cheesy casseroles can be easily reheated straight from frozen. Get them out of the way and into your ice box to make room for the beverages.
Serve store-bought tortillas or potato chips hot by warming them first in the oven. It's an easy technique for adding restaurant-quality flair without more work for yourself.
Make everything finger-friendly and conducive to a gathering without tables etc. Cut food you'd normally serve whole, like grilled cheese or pizza, into bite-sized versions after they're assembled. Transfer two-bite servings of lasagna into ruffly muffin tin liners before baking, remove before serving and dare your guests to guess your strategy.
With these simplifying tips in mind, let's get to the recipes. We've got small bites, heartier stuff, vegan options and special diet-friendly choices you can portion down and share. Here are all the game night (or day!) food ideas you'll need to win a crowd.


John Henes Park is named for the community resident and businessman who developed a unique parcel of land known as Poplar Point and gave it to the City of Menominee in 1907. The park is one of the community's star attractions and has served as host to school picnics, wedding receptions, graduation parties and family reunions for more than a century. John Henes Park may truly be the one place in town that consistently brings generations of current and former residents together. Although the park has seen many changes over the years in attractions—the deer pen, a zoo, a miniature railroad—the park's main road and its many trails are solid links to that original gift to the city.
The Shakepeare Nature Trail located to the left inside the entrance was laid out in 1907 by O.C. Simonds of Chicago, a renowned landscape architect. His "work with nature" philosophy clearly guided the park design. The nature trails are named after literary favorites, Longfellow, Byron, Homer, Goethe, Schiller, Virgil, and Whittier. Seventeen tree markers identify the species of trees located within this area. There are many native wild flowers found on the forest floor. Some of the examples are hepatica, red and white bane berry, jack-in-the-pulpit, various ferns, wood violets, wild Iris, yellow Lady Slipper, Solomon's Seal, Canada Mayflower, and many Anemone varieties. These characteristics anchor the original "natural" design from the past for our future enjoyment of our beloved park.
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3021. To find a piece of silver will bring you good luck.
3023. To put money into the foundation of a building brings luck.
3025. If you put the last nickel of your allowance into the church offering, you will get a check within the next few days.
3026. If your initials spell a word, you will become rich.
3030. If you count your profits, you will lose them.
3031. To accept a two-dollar bill is unlucky. This superstition is found frequently among railroad men, race-track frequenters, saloon-keepers, and waiters in restaurants. 3032. Avert the disaster of accepting a two-dollar bill by pinching off a little piece in the middle of a side or an end.


Libby Baney, Executive Director of the Alliance for Safe Online Pharmacies, a non-profit organization dedicated to making the Internet safe for consumers worldwide again joins eHealth Radio and the Pharmaceutical & Health News Channels.
What made ASOP Global decide to do this poll right now?
What were some of the GENERAL findings from the new asop global survey?
What's the danger in just searching for your medicine and ordering online?
What are the risks associated with buying prescription drugs from illegal online pharmacies?
Congress is considering legislation that would legalize the importation of prescription medicines from Canada. How do consumers feel about this issue?
What were the top factors that changed their minds?
What can people do to STAY SAFE OR SAVE MONEY when shopping for medicines online?
Libby Baney is the executive director of the Alliance for Safe Online Pharmacies (ASOP Global), an international non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C. which she founded in 2009. In this capacity, Libby leads ASOP operations, shapes public policy, and advocates for increased international attention to the issue of illegal online drug sellers.
A lawyer by training and health advocate by nature, Libby is a prolific speaker and writer, regularly engaging with diverse audiences on issues at the intersection of Internet technology and healthcare. She leads strategic workshops and speaks on these issues worldwide; writes policy documents; and interacts with international corporate leaders and policymakers.
Libby's work spans multiple continents, which has been covered by local, national and international media outlets including The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Politico, Roll Call, The Hill, The Los Angeles Times, USA Today, The Washington Times, The Indianapolis Star, Inside Health Policy, Pharmacy Today, ABC News, CNN, and C-SPAN.
In addition to her work for ASOP, Libby is a partner at FaegreBD Consulting and Counsel with Faegre Baker Daniels LLP where she works on Internet policy, intellectual property rights, pharmacy, telemedicine/telehealth, and pharmaceutical supply chain matters.


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Making shopping for allergy-friendly items a little easier!
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Q: Infinite redirect with identity server v3 as a middleware for ASP.NET MVC application I am using Identity Server v3 as my OWIN middlerware with an ASP.NET MVC application. On my production server I am getting into infinite loop when user is trying to login.
After user is successfully authenticated, I can see that the request is redirected back to the app and immediately redirected back to identity server and the loop continues.
This happens only on my prod server when I am trying to host the application inside "Default Web Site". Default Web Site is using default ports for http and https. If I host my application as a separate website or as an application inside another website, everything works fine.
My default web site has applications configured to use both Classic and Integrated pipeline modes. I tried to replicate this scenario just to make sure I am not missing something and I have no problems.
I have verified to make sure all other Identity Server configurations are correct. Can anybody throw an idea on what else I can verify?

A: Please try downgrading Microsoft.Owin.Security.OpenIdConnect from 3.0.1 to 3.0.0.
EDIT:
An other reason, it can be stucked with Authorize 401. If so, this link can help better: Why does AuthorizeAttribute redirect to the login page for authentication and authorization failures?

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package com.thebluealliance.androidclient.di;

import com.thebluealliance.androidclient.config.AppConfig;
import com.thebluealliance.androidclient.config.ConfigModule;

import org.mockito.Mockito;

import dagger.Module;
import dagger.Provides;
import dagger.hilt.components.SingletonComponent;
import dagger.hilt.testing.TestInstallIn;

@TestInstallIn(components = SingletonComponent.class, replaces = ConfigModule.class)
@Module
public class MockConfigModule {

    @Provides
    public AppConfig provideAppConfig() {
        return Mockito.mock(AppConfig.class);
    }
}


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Q: Python, how to check if the first element of a row is repeated on a csv doc I am doing a simple password manager in python, the user needs to input platform, user and password.
I tryied to fill the csv in case it was because the csv was empty, also i defined both variables as a list.
I keep getting an error while trying to check if the input platform is already in the csv file.
This is the part of the code:
if n=="1":
        fo=open(reqfile,'r')
        data=csv.reader(fo)
        datatoread=list(data)
        while check==False:
            newline.append(input("introduce platform:").lower)
            for x in range(len(datatoread)-1):
                if newline[0]==datatoread[x[0]]:
                    print("You already setup an username and password for this platform, please change the platform")

                    check=False
                else:
                    check=True

The output when i print(newline) just after the append statement:

[<built-in method lower of str object at 0x037AF680>]

This is where i put the break:
 fo=open(reqfile,'r')
 data=csv.reader(fo)
 datatoread=list(data)
 while check==False:
        newline.append(input("introduce platform:"))
        for x in range(len(datatoread)):
            print(newline)
            print(datatoread)
            if newline[0]==datatoread[x[0]]:
                print("You already setup an username and password for this platform, please change the name of the platform")
                check=False
                newline.pop()
                break
            else:
                check=True
            break

The output is:

['youtube']

[['Platform', 'Username', 'Password']]

Also with the same error
The error:

File "/PassMan.py", line 27, in
if newline[0]==datatoread[x[0]]:
TypeError: 'int' object is not subscriptable

If you need all the code, there's my github repo:
https://github.com/DavidGarciaRicou/PasswordManagerPython

A: I advise you to use pandas to read and write your CSV file. I believe it will help you to handle this file type.
This answer shows how to check if there is a string inside a pandas dataframe (i.e. your CSV file).

A: Thanks everyone for the help.
I resolved the problem with this code, still don't know what i was doing wrong:
    while check==False:
        newline.append(input("Introduce platform:"))

        for x in range(0,len(datatoread)):
            platcheck=datatoread[x]
            plattochk=platcheck[0]
            if newline[0]==plattochk:
                print("You already setup an username and password for this platform, please change the name of the platform")
                check=False
                newline.pop()
                break
        try:
            if newline[0]!=plattochk:
                check=True
        except:
            pass
    fo.close


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Simmons ready
BARRY WILKINSON in Antigua
NORTH SOUND – Phil Simmons might still be in the embryonic stages as West Indies' head coach but the strapping Trinidadian is pushing hard to deliver success and give birth to a new vision.
As the West Indies and England teams assembled at the Vivian Richards Stadium here yesterday for practice, the regional side looked a fresher, more professional and organised outfit under Simmons' watch ahead of the first cricket Test match, which starts today.
Unlike the majority of diehard West Indies followers, Simmons is not as pessimistic about his team's chances in this series which is likely to be watched at the ground by more English fans than locals.
It was clear the 51-year-old coach was pushing the team harder and working vigorously to iron out some errors in the nets, when the side was watched by chairman of selectors Clive Lloyd and colleagues Courtney Walsh and Courtney Browne.
Please read the full story in today's Daily Nation, or in the eNATION edition.


What has "The Wizard of Oz" got to do with Tennis?
The answer lies in Building Character!
Most people have qualities to be successful in anything they do but only by experiences in life are these character traits ever developed and used. That is why so many people believe that it is adversity, not prosperity that breeds success. The character building process is about putting people in situations or circumstances that draw these qualities from deep within themselves to the surface.
The ability to think, concentrate, focus, have guts, determination, passion and emotion, courage, patience, composure and persistence increases as a person is placed in a situation where they have to use these qualities in greater quantity and under more intensity and pressure. Obviously some people due to genetics and their particular upbringing in the early years acquire these traits to varying degrees. Therefore some students need more development than others.
We like to use the story of the Wizard of Oz, where the Tinman seeks a heart, the Scarecrow would like a brain and the Lion believes he is a coward and badly needs to find some courage. It is the battle to reach the Wizard and to survive the attacks of the Wicked Witch of the West that put these characters to the test. In their bid to help Dorothy whom they come to love with great passion, the 3 heroes develop all the skills and character traits that are needed not only to succeed, survive, save Toto and reach the Wizard, but also to satisfy their own insecurities. Dorothy shows great patience and determination and dedication to her cause and acts as the catalyst and in many ways a teacher and mentor to the trio.
Dorothy, the Scarecrow the Tinman and the Lion gain these qualities from life experiences and it is quite painless because they are rewarded with brains, heart and courage without even knowing they had earned them from their endeavours. Due to their love and consideration for Dorothy, and Dorothy's determination, the foursome set goals and together they eventually conquer them. Having acquired their dream, the three heroes found the answer to their questions. They had learnt to believe in themselves.
Overcoming our greatest fears, setting goals and achieving them are among the most satisfying, enjoyable and healthy activities in life. This process is necessary build a strong, rich and resourceful individual capable of getting through the many obstacles, ordeals, problems and disappointments in life. One must be enabled to enjoy life, love, happiness, ecstasy, success, winning, excitement, and fun yet also live through and accept injustice, defeat, failure, uncertainty, pain, sadness, despair, loneliness and death.
Our answer to all this lies in belief, resourcefulness and the strength of mind to combat every possible situation that can arise in the many twists and turns of life. Only the toughest will survive. So Mental Toughness, a key word in anything, especially tennis is something that needs to be taught, found and developed in the case of every student.
We ask that each generation of students here evolves and then passes their knowledge and experience down to the next generation of students, creating a clear path to guide each of us to wherever we wish to go.


I was asked by the guys at 72andSunny to help them out with a new lockup for Yoplait's new campaign ' Mom on'. I had fun exploring a few different letterings styles to try and convey the message effectively, which incidentally changed from 'Yoplait Like a Mother' half way through the project. Hope you like it!
Art Direction from Sabrina Bajaj.


Gwalior Fort is one of the most famous forts in India. This fort is an 8th century hill fort located in Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh state of India. It is known for its glorious past and stands tall atop a hill as marvel of medieval architecture in India. The famous forts passed into hands of many rulers and dynasties that ruled over the region over different periods of time. Spread over an area of 3 square kilometres (1.2 sq mi), the fort comprises a defensive structure and two main palaces namely Gurjari Mahal and Man Mandir. Gwalior fort is built on an outcrop of Vindhyan sandstone on a rocky, solitary, thin and long steep hill called Gopachal. Gwalior range contains rock formations of ochre colored sandstone covered with basalt. The rock formations of hill fort contain horizontal strata of 342 feet (104 m) at its highest point (length 1.5 miles (2.4 km) and average width 1,000 yards (910 m)). Its stratum forms almost perpendicular precipice. Swarnrekha, a small river, also flows close to the palace.
History of Gwalior fort almost dates back to 525 AD (5th century). The earliest record of the fort is mentioned in an inscription in the temple of the Hun Emperor, Mihirakula (510 AD). Located near the fort is an 875 AD Chaturbhuj temple associated with Teli ka Mandir. Several rulers had control over the Gwalior Fort from time to time. Thus, this fort had witnessed several wars, victories and defeats of the emperors and dynasties of that time.The Pal dynasty of Kachawaha once ruled over the region. The dynasty gave 86 kings who ruled for 989 years. Pal dynasty began with Budha Pal and concluded with Suraj Pal. After Pal dynasty, Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty took control over Gwalior Fort. Pramal Dev, Salam Dev, Bikram Dev, Ratan Dev, Shobhang Dev, Narsinh Dev and Pramal Dev were famous rulers of the dynasty.
The advent of medieval period began with unsuccessful attack of Mahmud of Ghazni in 1023 AD. Later, in 1196 AD, Qutubuddin Aibak - the first Turkic sultan of Delhi captured the fort after a long siege and ruled till 1211 AD. After him Iltumish, another Turkic sultan of Delhi ruled over the region. The fort saw attack of Temurlane under control of Narasingh Rao, a Jaina chieftain who controlled the fort. Tomar Rulers start knocking the doors of the fort soon and took control over Gwalior fort when Pramal Dev captured the fort from a Muslim ruler. Tomar dynasty (1398 to 1518) ruled the fort until Vikramaditya was defeated by Ibrahim Lodhi after whose death control passed to the Mughal emperor. Thus, Gwalior Fort came under rule of the famous Mughal Emperor, Akbar, who made it a prison for political prisoners. During Mughal control over the fort, Man Mandir Palace of Gwalior fort witnessed several executions including Akbar's cousin, Kamran and Aurangzeb's brother, Murad and nephews Suleman and Sepher Shikoh. Over the time, Rana Jat dynasty also captured Gwalior fort when the Jats of Gohad occupied the fort on three different occasions between 1740 and 1783. Maharaja Bhim Singh Rana of Jat dynasty controlled the fort from 1740 to 1756 followed by Maharaja Chhatra Singh Rana twice, during 1761-1767 and 1780-1783 respectively.
The most famous Scindia clan of Maratha Empire stationed a garrison at the Gwalior fort in 1779, but it was taken by the East India Company. Later, Marathas under leadership of Mahadji Sinde recovered the fort in 1784. And from then frequent changes took place in the fort and control passed between the Scindias and the British during 1808-1844 occasionally. In January 1844, the fort was finally occupied by the Marathas as protectorate of the British government after the battle of Maharajpur. Gwalior fort has also witnessed as well as been major part during rebellion of 1857 in India. On 1 June 1858, Rani Lakshmi Bai led a rebellion against British East India Company but The Central India Field Force, under General Hugh Rose, besieged the fort and Rani Laxmi Bai died on 18 June 1858.
Gwalior fort is one of the most visited and popular forts in India. Thus, it attracts a number of tourists and visitors from far and wide. The fort and its premises are well maintained to keep it in good condition. The fort houses various historical monuments including palaces, ancient temples and water tanks. It contains a number of water tanks or reservoirs that could provide water to a 15,000 strong garrison, the number of troops required to secure the fort. There are total eleven temples, dedicated to Gautama Buddha and the tirthankaras of Jainism, present in the fort complex. Man Mandir and Gajari Mahal are two main palaces located in Gwalior Fort. Besides, there are few other palaces viz. Jahangir Mahal, Karan Mahal and Shah Jahan Mahal also present in the premises of the fort. Gwalior Fort covers an area of 3 sq km (1.2 sq mi) with an average height of 35 feet (11 m). Built around the edge of the Gopachal hill, its rampart is connected by six bastions or towers. As the fort is built on the undulated ground of rock formations, it has an irregular appearance. There are 21 temples having rock cut intricately carved tirthankaras located on the southern side of the fort. One of these rock carvings is of Parsva, the 23rd local saint and is about 40 feet (12 m) high. The fort has two gates, one on the northeast side with a long access ramp and the other on its southwest side. The main entrance of this fort is the ornate Elephant gate, also known as Hathi Pul while other one is named as Badalgarh Gate. Some of the major monuments built in the fort complex are mentioned below.
Man Mandir Palace is one of the main two palaces located in Gwalior fort. The Man Mandir Palace or Citadel is located at the northeast end of the fort. It was built by the King of Tomar Dynasty, Maharaja Man Singh in the 14th century and was refurbished in 1648. Man Mandir is a big palace with spectacular architecture. Although interior of the palace is mostly empty, it has beautifully designed tiles on the outer side. Beautiful art work is done on its front and some of the interior walls. This palace also has attractive stone walls with beautiful stone carvings. These stone walls are located in vast chambers of the palace. The palace also houses a circular prison and Jauhar pond, the place where Rajput women committed sati.
Gujari Mahal is another beautiful palace in the fort of Gwalior. It was built by Raja Man Singh for his beloved wife Mrignayani. As the palace contains several important artifacts and items, it has been converted into an archaeological museum now. Gujari Mahal Museum houses a number of rare artifacts including various Hindu and Jain sculptures which date back to the 1st and 2nd centuries BC, miniature statue of the Salabhanjika, beautiful terracotta items and the replicas of frescoes found in the Bagh Caves.
The Hathi Pol Gate (Hathiya Paur), also known as Elephant Gate is located on the southeast of the fort. Being last gate of the series of seven gates, Hathi pul leads to the Man Mandir Palace. It has been named after a life-sized statue of an elephant (hathi) that once adorned the gate and thus it became famous as hathi pul. Elephant gate is built in stone, in shape of cylindrical towers crowned with cupola domes and linked by the carved parapets.
One of the major attractions in Gwalior Fort, 'Teli-Ka Mandir' (the oilman's temple or oil pressers' temple) is the oldest part of the fort. The temple is basically a Brahmanical sanctuary, built in the 8th (or perhaps the 11th century). Teli ka Mandir was refurbished between 1881 and 1883. The temple was originally dedicated to the Lord Vishnu, but later it was converted to the Shiva temple. A unique blend of ancient north and south Indian architectural styles is visible in the architecture of this temple as there is a shrine within the rectangular structure with no pillared pavilions (or mandapas) and a Buddhist barrel-vaulted roof built on a Hindu temple. Buddhist architectural elements can be visibly seen in the Chitya type hall as well as torana decorations at the entrance of the temple.
It has a masonry tower built in the nagari architectural style and having 25 metres (82 ft) high barrel vaulted roof. The entrance door of mandir is adorned with a torana or archway having sculpted images of river goddesses, a Garuda, romantic couples and foliation decoration. Diamond and lotus designs are also found on the horizontal band at the top of the arch and such kind of designing in this temple indicates an influence of the Buddhist period. A small grouping of discs is also present above the door which represents the finial (damalaka) of an Indo-Aryan Shikhara. Gavakshas (horse shoe arch) ventilator openings in the north Indian architectural style are present in the niches in the outer walls of the temple.
Another major monument present in the fort premises is Saas-Bahu ka Mandir. Located to the east side of the fort, the temple was built by King Mahipala of the Kachchhapaghata (Kachchhwaha) dynasty in 1092. As per folklores, it is believed that the wife of Kachchhapaghata's king was the devotee of Lord Vishnu and thus this temple was named as Sahastrabahu Temple depicting the Lord Vishnu with a thousand hands. While her daughter -in-law was devotee of Lord Shiva. Hence, another temple, dedicated to the Lord Shiva was also built beside the Vishnu temple. And then these two temples were jointly named 'Saas-Bahu Temple'. Both temples are built of red sandstone with several stories of beams and pillars without arches. There are three entrances in the temple from three different directions. Beautiful example of classic architecture, this temple is completely covered with carvings. Out of these carvings, idols of Brahma, Vishnu and Saraswati carved above its entrance door are mainly fascinating.
Vikram Mahal was built by Vikramaditya Singh, the elder son of Maharaja Man Singh. He was a devotee of Lord Shiva. Thus, this palace is also known as the Vikram Mandir as it once hosted a temple of Lord Shiva. That temple was destroyed during Mughal period but now has been re-established in the front open space of the Vikram Mahal.
The Karn Mahal, located in Gwalior fort was built by Kirti Singh, the second king of the Tomar dynasty. He was also known as Karn Singh. Hence, the palace was named after him and became popular as 'Karn Mahal'. This palace is also one of the significant monuments present in Gwalior fort complex.
The Garuda monument, dedicated to the Lord Vishnu is the highest monument in the Gwalior fort, located close to the Teli ka Mandir. Its architecture is a perfect blend of Muslim and Indian both architectural styles.
Daata Bandi Chhor Gurudwara was built in the memory of Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib, the sixth Guru of the Sikhs. Construction of this gurudwara took place when Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib was imprisoned by Mughal Emperor Jahangir. At the time of his releasing, he demanded to also release his fellow prisoners. Being impressed with Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib's demand, Jahangir accepted his condition and ordered for release of all other 52 Hindu kings too.
Chhatri of Bhim Singh Rana is also present in the Gwalior fort complex. This chhatri (cupola or domed shaped pavilion) was built as a memorial to Bhim Singh Rana (1707-1756), a ruler of the Gohad state. It was built by his successor, Chhatra Singh, near the Bhimtal which was built by Bhim Singh in 1754 as a monument at the fort. In honor of Bhim Singh Rana, the Jat Samaj Kalyan Council (parishad) of Gwalior organizes a fair on Rama Navami annually.
Apart from these monuments several other are also present inside the fort complex. There is Scindia School also located in the fort premises. Scindia School was founded by Madho Rao Scindia in 1897, exclusively for the sons of Indian princes and nobles.


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Molnár Lajos (Szolnok, 1940. október 14.) magyar gyermekgyógyász szakorvos, radiológus, a fertőző betegségek szakorvosa, eszperantista, wikipédista. A Budapesti Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Szakcsoport (BOEESZ) elnöke.

Életútja
1940. október 14-én, Szolnokon született. Édesapja, Molnár Mihály Tiszapüspökiben az általános iskola igazgatója, édesanyja, Czigeldrom Ilona ugyanott tanítónő volt. Az általános iskola első osztályát még Tiszapüspökiben végezte el. A falu népe tüntetett az államosítás ellen, ezért az Államvédelmi Hatóság "példát statuált", azaz letartóztatták és "internálták" a papot, a jegyzőt és az igazgató tanítót. Édesapjára semmit sem tudtak rábizonyítani, ezért tíz hónap internálás után szabadult, de egész további életében beosztott tanító maradt, másodosztályú állampolgárként kezelték. Szülei úgy döntöttek, hogy gyermeküket meg kell kímélni az osztálytársak gúnyolódásától, ezért második osztályba Aszófőn, egy kis, osztatlan általános iskolába járatták. A család Törökszentmiklósra költözött, ott fejezte be általános iskolai és gimnáziumi tanulmányait. A törökszentmiklósi Bercsényi Miklós Gimnáziumban érettségizett, kitűnő eredménnyel. 1959-től 1961-ig a Pécsi Orvostudományi Egyetem hallgatója volt. Az eszperantó nyelvvel 1960 nyarán ismerkedett meg, amikor a nyári szünet második felében naponta egy leckét megtanult Baghy Gyula Eszperantó Nyelvkönyvéből. Lelkesedését az egyetem vezető lektora hűtötte le, aki azt állította, hogy "az eszperantó nem nyelv". 1961-ben a szülei Maglódra költöztek, onnan járt be vonattal a Budapesti Orvostudományi Egyetemre. Jó tanulmányi eredményei és a tanulmányi versenyeken elért három első, két második és egy harmadik helyezése miatt az egyetem utolsó éveiben felvették a Naphegy-téri Kollégiumba. Két évig demonstrátor volt az I. Kórbonctani és Kísérleti Rákkutató Intézetben, hatodéves korában pedig mentőtisztként dolgozott az Országos Mentőszolgálatnál. Az egyetem elvégzése után 1965-től 1983-ig a Fővárosi László Kórházban dolgozott, ahol a legelső munkahelye Prof. dr. Kalocsay Kálmán, világhírű eszperantista költő és műfordító belgyógyászati osztályán volt. Itt ismerkedett meg személyesen az eszperantó világirodalom másik óriásával, Baghy Gyulával, akinek utolsó tanítványa lett, - és aki egy életre megszerettette vele a nemzetközi nyelvet.

Szakmai pályafutása során 1969-ben szakorvosi képesítést szerzett fertőző betegségekből, 1971-ben csecsemő- és gyermekbetegségekből, 1983-ban orvosi radiológiából. 1983-tól 1992-ig az Országos Kardiológiai Intézet Röntgen-Haemodinamikai Osztályán dolgozott, majd 1992-től 2002-ig, nyugdíjba vonulásáig az Igazságügyi Minisztérium BV Központi Kórház Képalkotó Diagnosztikai Osztályának főorvosa volt.

Több mint tíz éven át a Fővárosi László Kórházban működő Ápolónőképző Iskola előadója volt, részt vett az orvostan-hallgatók és szigorló orvosok fertőző kórházi gyakorlatainak vezetésében.

Családja
1966-ban nősült, felesége dr. Farkas Julianna, szemész szakorvos; két leánygyermeke van, Anikó (1970) matematika, kémia és eszperantó szakos gimnáziumi tanár és Fanni (1973) szemész szakorvos.

Eszperantó tevékenysége
1960-ban ismerte meg az eszperantó nyelvet. 1968-ban, Lengyelországban, Miedzygorzéban vett részt először, feleségével, dr. Farkas Juliannával együtt az Ora Pola Aŭtuno (Arany Lengyel Ősz) nevű, nemzetközi eszperantista találkozón. Itt győződött meg arról, hogy az eszperantó teljes értékű, a nemzetközi kapcsolatokban kitűnően használható hídnyelv. 1971 májusában, Mariborban Nemzetközi Vasutas Eszperantó Kongresszuson vett részt, 1971 októberében eszperantó nyelvtanfolyamot szervezett a Fővárosi László Kórházban orvosok, ápolónők és asszisztensek számára. A tanfolyamot dr. Nanovfszky Károlyné vezette, akinek a fia, Prof. dr. Nanovfszky György nagykövet, egyetemi tanár, a Magyarországi Eszperantó Szövetség tiszteletbeli elnöke. 1972 júliusában részt vett az Eszperantista Ifjúsági Világszövetség (TEJO) 28. kongresszusán, Torunban, Lengyelországban. Ugyancsak 1972-ben, a Budapesti Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Szakcsoport októberi összejövetelén megalakult az Eszperantista Orvosok Világszövetsége (UMEA) Magyar Szekciója, melynek ügyvezető elnöke dr. Ferenczy Imre főorvos lett, tudományos tanácsadójává pedig dr. Hegyi István főorvost választották meg. 1974-ben - Prof. dr. Kalocsay Kálmánnal együttműködve - szerkesztette az Egészségügyi Minisztérium kiadásában megjelent, többnyelvű Egészségügyi Gazdasági Szótár eszperantó nyelvű részét. 1975-től kezdve működött együtt Prof. dr. Haszpra Ottóval, a Sciencaj Komunikaĵoj (Tudományos Közlemények) szerkesztőjével. Ez a lap a nagy-sikerű Budapeŝta Informilo tudományos melléklete volt, amelyben a budapesti Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Szakcsoport több tagjának az írásai jelentek meg. 1977. nyarán részt vett Krakkóban az I. Nemzetközi Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Konferencián (Internacia Medicinista Esperanto-Konferenco, IMEK). Itt ismerkedett meg Prof. dr. Włodzimierz Opokával és Faragó Katalinnal, akikkel évtizedeken át működött együtt. Még ezen a nyáron részt vett a Faragó Katalin által, Hódmezővásárhelyen rendezett Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Találkozón. 1978-ban vett részt először eszperantó világkongresszuson, a bulgáriai Várnában. Ezt követően még tizennégy eszperantó világkongresszuson vett részt. 1979-ben a Faragó Katalin által, Hódmezővásárhelyen rendezett II. Nemzetközi Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó-Konferencián a Budapesti Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Szakcsoport tagsága segítségével szervezte meg a 35 tudományos és népszerű-tudományos előadásból álló sorozatot a 8 országból érkezett 150 résztvevő számára. 1980-ban feleségével, dr. Farkas Juliannával együtt Jószai Sándor képzőművésztől megrendeltek 30 Zamenhof Emlékérmet, amelyeket később a hűséges és sikeres eszperantó-tevékenységet végző szakcsoport-tagoknak és a Szakcsoportot segítő, kiváló eszperantistáknak ünnepi összejöveteleken adtak át. 1981-ben, Ruse városban, Bulgáriában részt vett a III. Nemzetközi Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Konferencián. 1983-ban Poprádon, a IV. IMEK-en vett részt, majd ez után a Szakcsoport többi, orvos-tagjaival együtt a Budapesten megrendezett 68. Eszperantó Világkongresszus egészségügyi ellátását segítette. 1983 és 1985 között a Szakcsoport munkatársaival, dr. Fehér Miklóssal és dr. Szemők Balázzsal együtt összegyűjtötte a Prof. dr. Szerdahelyi István és dr. Koutny Ilona által szerkesztett Magyar-Eszperantó Kéziszótár állatorvosi, általános orvosi, anatómiai, élelmiszeripari, erdészeti, fogorvosi, fogtechnikai, gyógyszerészeti és mezőgazdasági szakmai szótári anyagát. 1985-ben, az akkori Német Demokratikus Köztársaságban (NDK), Schwerinben vett részt az V. IMEK-en, ez után Berlinben találkozott Prof. dr. Owe Bruno Fahlke eszperantista nyelvésszel, akivel 1969-óta leveleztek és aki haláláig támogatta a Szakcsoportot. 1988-ban csatlakozott a Szakcsoporthoz Sárközi János fizikus, kiváló eszperantista, aki eszperantó nyelvre fordította a Szakcsoport "Laborant-protektado antaŭ la ekrano" (Munkavédelem a képernyő előtt) c. kiadványát. 1989-ben meghalt a Szakcsoport elnöke, dr. Gajzágó Istvánné. Azóta dr. Molnár Lajos a Szakcsoport elnöke, dr. Denke Péter Pál a titkár és dr. Farkas Julianna intézi a Szakcsoport pénzügyeit és kapcsolattartását. 1991-ben mindhárman részt vettek a 76. Eszperantó Világkongresszuson Bergenben, Norvégiában, amely után bejárták a Skandináv Félszigetet. Ezt az utazást Evva Margit Espertur nevű utazási irodája szervezte meg. 1992-ben a 77. (Bécs), 1993-ban a 78. (Valencia), 1995-ben a 80. (Tampere) Eszperantó Világkongresszuson és az UMEA közgyűlésein vett részt. 1996-ban volt Hódmezővásárhelyen a II. Európai Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Kongresszus, melynek a főrendezője ismét Faragó Katalin volt. Ezután számos résztvevővel együtt utazott a 81. Eszperantó Világkongresszusra, Prágába. A Világkongresszusról hazatérve dr. Molnár Lajos cikksorozatot jelentetett meg az eszperantó nyelvről és mozgalomról szóló Prágai Kiáltványról az Ez a Hét c. hetilapban. 1997-ben, a XI., jubileumi IMEK-en, Krakkóban ismerkedett meg személyesen Masayuki Saionji mesterrel, a Yumeiho-terápia megalkotójával, valamint dr. Wolfgang Günther, dr. Budaházy István és dr. Andrzej Wegrzyn eszperantista kollégákkal. 1998-ban a 83. (Montpellier), 1999-ben a 84. (Berlin), 2001-ben a 86. (Zágráb) Eszperantó Világkongresszuson való részvétel és autóbuszos körutazások következtek, ezeket Princz Oszkár, a Magyarországi Eszperantó Szövetség akkori főtitkára vezette. Zágrábban, az UMEA közgyűlésén a Budapesti Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Szakcsoport közössége UMEA Shinoda-díjat kapott. Az ezredforduló éveiben csatlakozott a Szakcsoporthoz Thierry Salomon, aki dr. Molnár Lajost és dr. Farkas Juliannát a számítógép használatának alapismereteire megtanította, Prof. dr. Dudich Endre, aki élete végéig támogatta előadásaival és írásaival a Szakcsoportot, valamint Mészáros István, aki szintén felbecsülhetetlen segítséget nyújtott a Szakcsoport munkájához. 2002-ben dr. Molnár Lajos kiadványt szerkesztett "És még mire jó nekem az eszperantó?" címmel, azoknak a fiataloknak, akik az ezredfordulón sikeres, államilag elismert, eszperantó nyelvvizsgát tettek. Ugyancsak 2002-ben részt vett "Az Európai Unió és a nyelvi kérdés" c. folyóirat szerkesztésében, amelynek a főszerkesztője Princz Oszkár, munkatársai Gados László, Mészáros István, Thierry Salomon, Vida János és Wacha Balázs voltak. A folyóirattal első sorban a politikusok figyelmét igyekeztek felhívni az eszperantó nyelvben rejlő előnyökre és lehetőségekre a soknyelvű Európai Unióban. 2003-ban részt vett a Göteborgban rendezett 88. Eszperantó Világkongresszuson. Ezt, és a következő, autóbuszos körutakat Harangozó Lajos, a Pest Megyei Eszperantisták Szervezetének elnöke a Nemzetközi Rendőr Szövetséggel (IPA) együtt tervezte és szervezte meg, - minden résztvevőnek életre szóló élményt jelentettek. 2003-ban és 2004-ben 17, különböző nemzetből származó munkatárssal együtt dr. Molnár Lajos szerkesztésében elkészült a "Szerződés Európai Alkotmány létrehozásáról" I. és II. részének eszperantó fordítása. A párhuzamos, magyar-eszperantó és angol-eszperantó kiadások 2005-ben készültek el Szabó Imre Saluton Nyomdájában, a szövegek nyomdai előkészítését Mészáros István végezte. Az angol-eszperantó változatot dr. Seán Ó Riain, Írországnak az Európai Unióban működő diplomatája, az Európai Eszperantó Unió elnöke az Európai Parlament 800 képviselőjének és munkatársának adta át. A 80-oldalas kiadvány függelékében olvashatók a "Dióhéjban az eszperantóról", a "Nyelvtani ízelítő" és "A Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Nyelvtudományi Intézetének nyilatkozata az eszperantóról, mint élő nyelvről" c. fejezetek. Ilyen módon a Budapesti Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Szakcsoport az Európai Unió történetében először juttatta el az eszperantó gondolatát az Európai Parlament képviselőinek. 2005-ben részt vett Vilniusban a 90. Eszperantó Világkongresszuson és az UMEA közgyűlésén, majd a Szakcsoport tagjainak közreműködésével eszperantó nyelvre fordította dr. Kulcsár Gyula "Passzív tumorellenes védelmi rendszer" (PADS) c. tudományos értekezését. 2006 májusában Alex Kadar, francia eszperantista számítógépes szakember segítségével létrehozta az esperanto-en-lernejojn@googlegroups.com levelező listát az eszperantó nyelv iskolai oktatásának támogatására. 2006 júliusában, Firenzében, a 91. Eszperantó Világkongresszuson, az Eszperantó Tanárok Nemzetközi Ligája (ILEI) közgyűlésén előadást tartott arról, hogy hogyan segíthetné az eszperantó mozgalom a nyelvtanárok munkáját, az UMEA közgyűlésén pedig a PADS-ról tartott előadást. Az előadás végén 50 CD-t adott át a résztvevőknek, a CD-k Kulcsár Gyula előadását tartalmazták eszperantó nyelvű aláírással. Az aláírás szövegét dr. Molnár Lajos fordította eszperantóra és Mészáros István vitte CD-re számítógéppel. 2006. őszén részt vett a Visegrádi Négyek országaiban tevékenykedő eszperantisták első találkozóján, Budapesten. A találkozót Prof. dr. Nanovfszky György, Prof. dr. Dudich Endre és Szabó Imre, a MESZ elnöke szervezték. 2006 és 2010 között részt vett Mészáros István kiváló, sokoldalú, gazdag anyagot felölelő http://www.egalite.hu honlapjának szerkesztésében, az eszperantó nyelv oktatástámogató értékét bemutató cikkek írásával. Éveken át összegyűjtötte a világ eszperantó nyelvet is tanító általános, középfokú és felső fokú iskoláinak jegyzékét, lehetővé téve ezeknek az iskoláknak a kapcsolatfelvételét. A címjegyzékek a fenti honlapon megtalálhatók a Strategia plano por antau'enigi la lernejan instruadon de Esperanto című, 15-nyelvű tervezettel együtt, amely az általános iskolákban elsőként tanítandó idegen nyelvként és képességfejlesztő tantárgyként, a középiskolákban a kultúrák közötti párbeszéd egyenjogú, nyelvi eszközeként, az egyetemeken és főiskolákon "katalizátor nyelvként", a klasszikus, latin-görög, tudományos szókincs elsajátításának megkönnyítésére ajánlja az eszperantó nyelv tanítását. 2008-ban részt vett Krakkóban a XVI. IMEK-en, az ott rendezett nemzetközi Yumeiho-vizsga vizsgabizottságának tagjaként. 2010-ben létrehozta az eszperantó nyelvű Wikipédiában a "Boreliozo Lyme" című összefoglalást (http://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boreliozo_Lyme), részt vett Hódmezővásárhelyen a XVII. IMEK-en, majd munkatársa lett a TATOEBA nevű, soknyelvű, elektronikus mondatgyűjteménynek. Ugyancsak 2010-ben elindította a medicinistoj-por-esperanto@googlegroups.com levelező listát az Eszperantista Orvosok Világszövetsége működésének támogatására. 2011-ben megalapította az Amikaro de la Eu'ropa Esperanto-Unio nevű Facebook-oldalt. 2012-ben dr. Farkas Juliannával együtt eszperantó nyelvre fordította Magyarország Alaptörvényét. 2012 nyarán részt vett a csehországi Opavában a XVIII. IMEK-en. 2014 nyarán a Budapesti Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Szakcsoport tagságával együtt segítette a XIX., budapesti IMEK rendezőinek - Faragó Katalin, Nagy János és Prof. dr. Włodzimierz Opoka - munkáját. 2015 nyarán Prof. dr. Márkus Gábor szervezésében a Szakcsoport fogadta a dél-koreai ifjúsági eszperantista csoport látogatóit, akiknek dr. Molnár Lajos előadást tartott a gellérthegyi Filozófusok Kertjében. 2016-ban részt vett Szlovákiában, Nyitrán a 101. Eszperantó Világkongresszuson és az UMEA közgyűlésén, továbbá a Világkongresszus keretében tartott Visegrádi Négyek Nyelvpolitikai Konferenciáján, amelynek egyik hivatalos nyelve az eszperantó volt. 2016-ban alakult meg az Eu'razia Kultura Centro (Eurázsiai Kulturális Központ) amelynek elnöke Prof. dr. Márkus Gábor, titkára és oktatási felügyelője dr. Farkas Julianna, tudományos fő-munkatársa dr. Molnár Lajos lett. 2019 március 6-án a Szakcsoport megalakulásának 50. évfordulóján előadást tartott Mozaikeroj el la antau'historio kaj 50-jara vivo de nia Budapes'ta Medicina Esperanto-Fakgrupo (Mozaikok a Budapesti Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Szakcsoportunk előtörténetéből és 50 éves életéből) címmel. 2019 július 28-án elindította a v4-landoj-kaj-esperanto@googlegroups.com levelező listát, amelynek célja az eszperantó nyelv oktatásának előmozdítása a Visegrádi Négyek általános iskoláiban, első idegen nyelvként és képességfejlesztő tantárgyként.

Publikációi

Magyar nyelven
 Molnár Lajos dr. és Sepp Csaba dr.: A fejlődési rendellenességek aetiologiája (Irodalmi összefoglaló) Gyermekgyógyászat, XIX:133-139, (1968)
Kovács Ferenc dr., Baranyai Elza dr., Tóth László dr.., Lénárt Júlia dr., Molnár Lajos dr., Vukmirovits György dr.: A rubeola idegrendszeri szövődményei Orvosi Hetilap, 111:(7) 369-372. (1970)
Baranyai Elza dr. és Molnár Lajos dr.: Enterális infectiók Intestopan-kezelése Gyógyszereink 22:362-367. (1972)
Baranyai Elza dr. és Molnár Lajos dr.: Vírus-hepatitis és panmyelopathia Gyermekgyógyászat, 25:204-207.1974.
Molnár Lajos dr. és Bán Éva dr.: A dysenteria ritka szövődménye: urethritis et vulvovaginitis shigellosa Gyermekgyógyászat, 25:389-392.1974.
Nyerges Gábor dr., Nyerges Gáborné dr., Molnár Lajos dr. és Kovács Ferenc dr.: Leukocyta migratiós vizsgálatok agyszövet-antigénekkel Landry-Guillain-Barré syndromában és encephalomyelitis disseminata acutában Orvosi Hetilap, 116:(22)1266-1271.(1975)
Molnár Lajos dr. és Garami Edit dr.: A pertussis aktuális kérdései Gyermekgyógyászat, 26:449-460.1975.
Molnár Lajos dr. és Nyerges Gábor dr.: Corticosteroid és cytostaticus kezelésben részesült gyermekek varicellája Orvosi Hetilap, 117:(38)2291-2296.(1976)
Kovács Katalin dr., Molnár Lajos dr., Farkas Zsolt dr., Rodé Magdolna dr. és Nyerges Gábor dr.: A normális immunglobulin hatástalansága heveny légúti betegségek megelőzésében  Magyar Pediáter, 10:185-187.(1976)
Molnár Lajos dr.: Egészségügyi eszperantisták Gyógyszerészet, 20:(6)226-227.1976.
Nyerges Gábor dr. és Molnár Lajos dr.: Nyálkahártya-bőr-nyirokcsomó szindróma Gyermekgyógyászat, 27:538-542.1976.
Molnár Lajos dr., Nyerges Gábor dr. és Nemes Józsefné: Kórházi eredetű légúti fertőzések közös gyermek-kórtermekben  Budapesti Közegészségügy, IX: /2/.58-59.1977. /  Egészségügyi Munka, XXIV:(11)329-331.1977.
Molnár Lajos dr. és Nyerges Gábor dr.: A Lewin.típusú apnoe-alarm készülék alkalmazása pertussisos csecsemők megfigyelésére Gyermekgyógyászat, 28:279-282.1977.
Molnár Lajos dr.: Kísérletek eszperantó nyelvű különlenyomatkérő lappal Gyógyszerészet, 21:(12)464-465.1977.
Molnár Lajos dr., Nyerges Gábor dr. és Losonczy György dr.: Az emberről-emberre terjedő Salmonella-fertőzések néhány járványtani sajátossága kórházi körülmények között Orvosi Hetilap, 119:(37)2263-2266.1978.
Molnár Lajos dr.: Egészségügyi eszperantisták tanácskozása Gyógyszerészet, 22:(10)393-394.1978.
Molnár Lajos dr., Nyerges Gábor dr., Bognár Szilárd dr. és Bán Éva dr.: Kemoterápiás vizsgálatok gyermekkori Salmonella-ürítés megelőzésére és megszüntetésére Gyermekgyógyászat, 31:107-113.1980.
Molnár Lajos dr. és Bencsikné Kubinyi Éva: A liquor üledékének vizsgálata módosított Sayk-féle ülepítő kamrával  Orvosi Hetilap, 121:(24)1445-1447.1980.
Hajdi György dr., Pataki Margit dr., Nyerges Gábor dr. és Molnár Lajos dr.: Az újszülöttkori Salmonella-fertőzések klinikai sajátosságai  Gyermekgyógyászat, 33:303-312.1982.
Molnár Lajos dr.: Nyelvi jogok - Nyelvi sokszínűség  Ez a Hét, IV:(14)22-23.1997.
Molnár Lajos dr.: Emberi emancipáció  Ez a Hét, IV:(19)22-23.1997.
Molnár Lajos dr.: Eszperantista orvosok tanácskozása  Ez A Hét, IV:(38)22.1997.
 Molnár Lajos dr. (szerkesztő): És még mire jó nekem az eszperantó? - kiadó: Magyarországi Eszperantó Szövetség - 2002
 Farkas Julanna dr. és Molnár Lajos dr.: Családmenedzser: szakma, foglalkozás, hivatás  2015.

Eszperantó és/vagy más nyelveken
 G. Nyerges, GY. Nyerges, L. Molnár and F. Kovács: Leukocyte migration inhibition by brain tissue antigens in acute inflammatory diseases of the nervous  system Acta Allergologica, 29:433-443.1974.
 Lajos Molnár d-ro kaj Gábor Nyerges d-ro: Varicelo de infanoj kuracitaj per kortikosteroidoj kaj imunsubpremantaj medikamentoj Medicina Internacia Revuo, 7:(1)11-17.1976.
Lajos Molnár d-ro: Historio kaj evoluo de la Budapes'ta Medicina Esperanto-Fakgrupo  Sciencaj Komunikaj'oj  1976. julia numero: pag'oj 5-6.
A. Osváth-Marton, É. Bán, L. Molnár: Occurrence of Enterotoxin-producing Staphylococcus aureus in Enterocolitis of Chiildren  Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie, Parasitenkunde, Infektionskrankheiten und Hygiene - I. Abt. Supplement 5:975-980.1976.
G. Nyerges, M. Barna, L. Molnár: Mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome: Three cases observed in Hungary Acta Peadiatrica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, 19:(1)1-7.1978.
L. Molnár d-ro, G.Nyerges d-ro, Gy. Losonczy d-ro: Kelkaj epidemiologiaj specifecoj de Salmonelo-infektoj, disvastig'antaj de homo al homo inter hospitalaj kondic'oj  Medicina Internacia Revuo, 8:(2)45-54.1978.
M. Barna dr., L. Molnár dr., O. Varsányi dr., G. Nyerges dr.:  Mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome: Seven cases observed in Hungary  VII. International Congress of Infectious and Parasitic Diseases, Varna, III:499-501.1978.
1978-tól kezdve, Láng Miklós, a Gyógyszerészet c. folyóirat technikai szerkesztőjének felkérésére évekig eszperantó nyelvre fordította az ott  megjelent dolgozatok összefoglalásait.
Lajos Molnár d-ro: Dek-jara agado de la Budapes'ta Medicina Esperanto-Fakgrupo  Medicina Internacia Revuo, 9:13-17.1980.
G. Nyerges, Zs. Mészner, L. Molnár, L. Tímár: Infektionskrankheiten bei Immundefektzustand des Kindes  Paediatrie und Grenzgebiete, 19:89-96.1980.
Lajos Molnár d-ro: Ekzameno de sedimento de la cerbospina fluidaj'o helpe de modifita sedimentiga kamero de Sayk  Medicina Internacia Revuo, 10:47-53.1982.
Gerhard Heine kaj Lajos Molnár: Nova, du- kaj tridimensia radiologia metodo por lokalizi la rens'tonojn dum la operacio  Medicina Internacia Revuo, 10:54-60.1982.
Strategia plano por antau'enigi la lernejan instruadon de Esperanto (2008) http://www.egalite.hu/strateg/stratindex.htm
Molnár Lajos dr., Farkas Julianna dr.: Fundamenta Leg'o de Hungario (La 25-an de aprilo, 2011.) - Magyarország Alaptörvénye (2011. április 25.)  Dulingva manuskripto, kétnyelvű kézirat, 2012.
J. Farkas, L. Molnár: Family Manager: Profession, Occupation, Vocation http://ipernity.com/blog/45435/637647 2014.
 D-rino Julianna Farkas kaj d-ro Ludoviko Molnár: Familimanaĝero: fako, okupiĝo, profesio 2015.
 Artikoloj de d-ro Lajos Molnár

Díjak, elismerések
 Zamenhof Memordiplomo - 2020
 Markusovszky díj - Orvosi Hetilap díja, - 1977
Nicolaus Copernicus Medicus 1473-1543 - Academia Medica Cracoviensis 1973 emlékérem, 1977.
Universitas Medicinae Semmelweis Budapestini 1951-1976 emlékérem, 1978.
 Zamenhof-emlékérem - a japán Hideo Shinoda professzor által alapított díj - 1979
A Budapesti Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Szakcsoport kollektív, UMEA Shinoda-díja, 2001.
100 Jaroj de UMEA 1908-2008 16-a IMEK Krakovo - Pollando emlékérem, 2008.

Társasági tagság
 Magyarországi Eszperantó Szövetség (MESZ) - 1965.
Ferencvárosi Természetbarát Sportegyesület - 1965.
 Budapesti Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Szakcsoport - 1969
Universala Esperanto-Asocio (UEA = Eszperantó Világszövetség) - 1969.
Magyar Gyermekorvosok Társasága - 1971.
Universala Medicina Esperanto-Asocio (UMEA = Orvos-Egészségügyi Eszperantó Világszövetség) 1973.
Magyar Radiológusok Társasága - 1983.
Semmelweis Egyetem Baráti Köre - 1990.

Források
 A MESZ-hez leadott önéletrajz nyilv. tart. szám: xxxx/1969 ???

További információk
 Az eszperantó nyelv iskolai oktatásának eredményesebbé tételének kezdeményezése.
 Dobbantó a nyelvekhez előadás

Jegyzetek

Kapcsolódó szócikkek
 Eszperantó Park (Budapest)
 Magyarországi Eszperantó Szövetség - MESZ

Budapestiek
1940-ben született személyek
Élő személyek
Magyar orvosok
Magyar eszperantisták
Szolnokiak


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What You Need to Know About the 'Audit the Fed' Bill
Written by Contributor in Economy & Jobs
There has been a long-standing battle for the 'Audit the Fed' bill, once championed by Ron Paul when he pushed the vote through the House in 2012. But once again, the bill will face the wall of obstruction that is Harry Reid and the Senate.
What is this 'Audit the Fed' bill and why should you care? Fair enough question. Let's get a ten cent history of the American dollar. My apologies to readers who already know this next bit.
There are two types of currency – fiat and commodity. Commodity currency is money that derives its value because it is backed by, well, (you guessed it) a commodity – traditionally this has been gold or silver. The U.S. used silver, then gold, to back our money – at least in part, up until 1976.
Since then, our dollar has officially been fiat currency. To put it as plainly as possible, the U.S. Dollar is worth something now because the Feds print "This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private" on the front of the dollar. That's it. I kid you not.
Now obviously, it's a bit more complex than that – after all, we have a Treasury Department and a Federal Reserve somehow keeping all these dollars worth something. In fact, there's a good deal of monkeying around with things like how much money is being printed and changing loan rates. This is all done to keep our dollars healthy both at home and in global markets.
But what exactly are the Feds doing and is it working? That's become a very important question since the recession wreaked havoc on our economy and lives. And that, in a nutshell, is what the Audit the Fed bill was drafted to find out. The sponsor of the bill, Rep. Paul Broun, has said rather simply:
"The expansion in money supply under the Federal Reserve has led to an unstable environment of booms and busts that have wrecked the financial security and stability of average Americans…This hurts poor people and senior citizens and the middle class the absolute most." (The Blaze)
On the Senate side, Rand Paul has introduced a similar bill backed by 30 lawmakers. However, that is expected to not even be considered by the Senate before it adjourns – much like what is the likely fate of the House bill.
The problem is a very simple one. The Federal Reserve Board has acted with a lot of autonomy and they've arguably been doing a bad job at it. Now the House, with this bill, wants to step in and review just what the heck is going on. Why has the dollar been declining? What is the plan to get us back on track? Are the Feds making it worse? Do we even have a plan?
For some reason a Democrat-controlled Senate doesn't want that to happen. I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but seriously, what gives? Why in the world you wouldn't want your bank audited when you start losing money is beyond me. In a sign of how exasperated the House has gotten, Broun said:
"I'd like to see us eliminate the Federal Reserve and go back to the gold standard, which will stabilize our economy." (Newsmax)
That may seem a bit severe, but at least we'd know what a dollar is worth. More importantly, we'd know what it would be worth tomorrow. When Option B is a closed room meeting of a few Federal employees setting policy, refusing to explain it and working without oversight – that old commodity currency starts sounding appealing.
What are your thoughts? Do you support the Audit the Fed bill to force more Federal Reserve Board transparency? Let us know in the comments via Twitter or Facebook.
Written by Mark Davis
(Photo courtesy of thefixer, Flickr CC BY 2.0)
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Q: What is a good way to document sub/pub? Currently I'm playing around with Backbone/Marionette (though question is more general), and I have a lot of code that "sending messages" all over the application. Just as an example, something like this:
 vent.on("search:start", function() {...});
 vent.trigger("search:start");

But I don't have any good way to track down (document) which messages/calls are available within an application.
So my question is: What is a good way to document this (sub/pub)?
I would assume (though I didn't find one) there might be a tool that will allow you to add comments (Javadoc style), and it will generate something more or less reasonable out of it.

A: My recommendation would be to have one big signals.eventConstants. It's an object that's sole purpose is to hold a list of strings that get placed into the subscriber or publisher as the thing you're publishing or subscribing to.
So instead of doing
vent.on("search:start", function() {...});
vent.trigger("search:start");

You would do
vent.on(signals.eventConstants.searchStart, function() {...});
vent.trigger(signals.eventConstants.searchStart);

Then you have one central place where you can check for all your publish/subscription broadcast topics, AND if you want to change the name of them, or add more later, you have one place to check so you don't create identical broadcasts.
Inside of signals.eventConstants you could also document the purpose of each signal with comments.
So you'd have something like
//This broadcast will fire when a search is started

A: You can use YUI Doc http://yui.github.com/yuidoc/ and JS DOC https://code.google.com/p/jsdoc-toolkit/. Have a look to the documentation to see what fits to your needs.

A: Maybe you could use JS-Signals?


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Tennis for Two on a DuMont Lab Oscilloscope Type 304-A
Developer(s) William Higinbotham
Platform(s) Analog computer
NA: October 18, 1958
Genre(s) Sports
Mode(s) Multiplayer
Tennis for Two is a sports video game developed in 1958, which simulates a game of tennis, and was one of the first games developed in the early history of video games. American physicist William Higinbotham designed the game for display at the Brookhaven National Laboratory's annual public exhibition after learning that the government research institution's Donner Model 30 analog computer could simulate trajectories with wind resistance. He designed the game, displayed on an oscilloscope and played with two custom aluminum controllers, in a few hours, after which he and technician Robert V. Dvorak built it over three weeks. The game's visuals show a representation of a tennis court viewed from the side, and players adjust the angle of their shots with a knob on their controller and try to hit the ball over the net by pressing a button.
The game was very popular during the three-day exhibition, with players lining up to see the game, especially high school students. It was shown again the following year with a larger oscilloscope screen and a more complicated design that could simulate different gravity levels. It was then dismantled and largely forgotten until the late 1970s when Higinbotham testified in court about the game during lawsuits between Magnavox and Ralph H. Baer over video game patents. Since then, it has been celebrated as one of the earliest video games, and Brookhaven has made recreations of the original device. Under some definitions Tennis for Two is considered the first video game, as while it did not include any technological innovations over prior games, it was the first computer game to be created purely as an entertainment product rather than for academic research or commercial technology promotion.
In 1958, American physicist William Higinbotham worked in the Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York as the head of the instrumentation division. Higinbotham had a bachelor's degree in physics from Williams College, and had previously worked as a technician in the physics department at Cornell University while unsuccessfully pursuing a Ph.D. there. He served as the head of the electronics division of the Manhattan Project from 1943 to 1945, and began working at Brookhaven in 1947, which focused on researching peaceful uses of atomic power. Once a year, the government research facility held an exhibition for the public, with one day each for high school students, college students, and the general public. The exhibition largely consisted of tours and static displays, with some attempts at making displays with "action", so for the 1958 exhibition Higinbotham decided to make an interactive display to entertain the visitors. While reading the instruction manual for one of Brookhaven's computers, a Donner Model 30 analog computer, he learned that the computer could calculate ballistic missile trajectories or a bouncing ball with wind resistance, and he decided to use this ability to form the foundation of a game. He later recalled his intentions were that "it might liven up the place to have a game that people could play, and which could convey the message that our scientific endeavors have relevance for society."
Modern recreation of the controller
Higinbotham designed a game that used an oscilloscope to display the path of a simulated ball on a tennis court viewed from the side. The attached computer calculated the path of the ball and reversed its path when it hit the ground. The game also simulated the ball hitting the net if it did not achieve a high enough arc as well as changes in velocity due to drag from air resistance. Two aluminum controllers were attached to the computer, each consisting of a button and a knob. Pressing the button hit the ball, and turning a knob controlled the angle of the shot. Originally, Higinbotham considered having a second knob to control the velocity of the shot, but decided it would make the controller too complicated. The device was designed in a few hours with the help of colleague Dave Potter and was assembled over three weeks with the help of technician Robert V. Dvorak. While most of the circuitry was based on vacuum tubes and relays, the circuits to display the graphics on the oscilloscope used transistors, then beginning to replace vacuum tubes in the electronics industry. Excluding the oscilloscope and controller, the game's circuitry approximately took up the space of a microwave oven.
The setup for Tennis for Two as exhibited in 1959
Tennis for Two was first shown on October 18, 1958. The game was rendered as a horizontal line, representing the tennis court, and a short vertical line in the center, representing the tennis net. The first player would press the button on their controller to send the ball, a point of light, over the net, and it would either hit the net, reach the other side of the court, or fly out of bounds. The second player could then hit the ball back with their controller while it was on their side, either before or after it bounced on the ground. Hundreds of visitors lined up to play the new game during its debut. Higinbotham claimed later that "the high schoolers liked it best, you couldn't pull them away from it." Due to the game's popularity, an upgraded version was shown the following year, with enhancements including a larger screen and different levels of simulated gravity. Players could set the game to simulate the gravity levels of the Moon or Jupiter. Higinbotham referred to the game as Tennis for Two, though a placard attached to the 1959 version titled it "Computer Tennis". After the 1959 exhibition, the game was dismantled so its components could be put to other uses.
After being dismantled, Tennis for Two was largely forgotten. It remained virtually unknown until the late 1970s and early 1980s when Higinbotham was called on to testify in court cases for defendants sued by Magnavox over the video game patents of Ralph H. Baer. Having discovered the game, the lawyers for the defense unsuccessfully attempted to have the game declared prior art to invalidate Baer's patents on television video games, resulting in attention being given to the nearly 20-year-old game as possibly the first video game. It received further attention as the subject of articles in Creative Computing and Video Replay in 1982 and 1983 highlighting its possible status as the first video game; the editor of Creative Computing, David H. Ahl, had played Tennis for Two at Brookhaven in 1958, and dubbed Higinbotham the "Grandfather of Video Games". Higinbotham himself felt that the game was an obvious extension of the Donner Model 30's bouncing ball program and therefore not worthy of patenting or a large part of his legacy; he preferred to be remembered for his post-World War II nuclear non-proliferation work.
1997 recreation of the original Tennis for Two setup
In 1997, a team at Brookhaven recreated the game for Brookhaven's 50th anniversary. The reconstruction took about three months, partially because the parts were not readily available. This recreation was also displayed at the 2008 celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the original game. The replica implemented an analog computer using solid-state operational amplifier devices instead of vacuum tubes as the original Donner Model 30 did. In 2010, it was replaced with a restored Donner Model 3400 analog computer. In 2011, Stony Brook University founded the William A. Higinbotham Game Studies Collection, dedicated to "documenting the material culture of screen-based game media", and "collecting and preserving the texts, ephemera, and artifacts that document the history and work of early game innovator and Brookhaven National Laboratory scientist William A. Higinbotham, who in 1958 invented the first interactive analog computer game, Tennis for Two."
Tennis for Two is considered under some definitions to be the first video game. Other candidates with stronger candidacies from a technological standpoint include the 1947 cathode-ray tube amusement device, the earliest known interactive electronic game, though it did not run on a computing device; the 1950 Bertie the Brain, the earliest known game to run on a computer, though it used light bulbs for a display; and OXO and a draughts game by Christopher Strachey in 1952, the earliest digital computer games to display visuals on an electronic screen. Tennis for Two, though it contained no technological developments to separate it from earlier games, has the distinction of being the earliest known computer game with visuals created purely for entertainment purposes. Prior games were created primarily for academic research purposes or to demonstrate the computing power of the underlying machine, with the exception of the non-computer based cathode-ray tube amusement device. This, therefore, makes Tennis for Two the first video game under some definitions from a philosophical viewpoint rather than a technical one and a distinctive moment in the early history of video games.