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All Upcoming David Harbour Movies and TV Shows
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David Harbour reportedly hated the title 'Stranger Things' initially and even emailed the creators Matt and Ross Duffer about how awful the title was. Harbour was an admirer of the first title of the series 'Montauk,' which was changed due to technical reasons. But both the new title and Harbour's character went on to become fan-favorites. "I thought it was very strong and powerful, and then when I heard Stranger Things, it sounded hokey," Harbour told Esquire Magazine. The actor started his acting career with the Broadway revival of 'The Rainmaker.' He debuted on television with the 1999 series 'Law and Order.' His portrayal of a child murderer Terry Jessup in an episode of 'Law and Order: Special Victims Unit' in 2002 helped him to emerge as a promising actor with astonishing range. He was next seen as an MI6 spy named Roger Anderson in the ABC series 'Pan Am.' A 2005 theater production of 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' earned Harbour a Tony Award nomination in 2005.
Harbour established as an A-lister with characters such as CIA Agent Gregg Beam in 'Quantum of Solace,' Shep Campbell in 'Revolutionary Road' and the mole of Russell Crowe in 'State of Play.' He returned to his home turf of 'Law and Order' franchise to play another serial killer character Paul Devildis in a 2009 episode of 'Law and Order: Criminal Intent.' Films like 'Brokeback Mountain,' 'The Green Hornet,' 'End of Watch,' and 'Between Us' elevated his stardom and reputation to new levels. In 2013, Harbour appeared in a minor role of a doctor in the drama series 'Elementary.'
He also played a recurring role in the political drama series 'The Newsroom' from HBO during that period. Harbour played several memorable roles in the early 2010s. Some of his major characters from that period include Dr. Reed Akley in historical drama series 'Manhattan' and police chief Jim Hopper in 'Stranger Things.' The character Hooper earned Harbour a slew of accolades and nominations that include a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series and the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film. Now at this point you must be wondering what is the next David Harbour movie or TV show? Well, here's the list of upcoming David Harbour films and TV shows scheduled to release in 2019 and 2020. We can only hope that the latest David Harbour movies would be as good as some of his recent ones.
4. Stranger Things (2016 – )
David Harbour plays one of the central characters, Jim Hopper, in the Netflix supernatural saga 'Stranger Things.' Hopper is the police chief of the fictional town of Hawkins where the Hawkins National Laboratory conducts secretive paranormal and supernatural experiments on human subjects on behalf of the United States Department of Energy. Though Hopper doesn't give a damn about the town and its inhabitants, he plunges into the mystery of the disappearance of Will Byers (Noah Schnapp), son of his old friend Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder). Along with his buddies, Hopper and Byers dig deep into the secrets in search of Jonathan, only to find themselves in a cobweb of supernatural occurrences and a lethal system of an alternate dimension called "Upside Down" invented by the Laboratory.
When a mysterious girl named Eleven with telekinetic powers appears from nowhere in the town, Hopper's life turns on its head. He takes her to his cabin and the duo soon develop a father-daughter relationship. Meanwhile, Hopper and Joyce unearth more secrets about the experiments and their connection to the boy's disappearance. After a series of harrowing events in which he comes face-to-face with death, Hopper realizes Eleven has imparted a purpose for his life. Soon, he adopts her as a daughter. Hopper and Joyce keep strong feelings for each other too.
Other cast members of the film include Charlie Heaton, Noah Schnapp, Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Natalia Dyer, Charlie Heaton, and Cara Buono. Written and directed by the Duffer Brothers, the first season of 'Stranger Things' debuted in July 2016 on Netflix. Season 2 debuted in October 2017. Netflix has lined up season 3 for a July 4, 2019 premiere, according to The Wrap.
3. Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein (2019)
David Harbour plays himself in the upcoming Netflix mockumentary 'Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein.' Described as "an over-the-top and often dramatic re-imagined tale of mystery and suspense," the show follows Harbour who digs deep into his family history in order to chronicle his father's long-lasting legacy. He comes across the long-lost footage from his father's popular televised stage play, 'Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein.' The invaluable treasure helps him to get an insight into the family's enigmatic lineage in acting, reports Collider. The 32-minute movie is directed by Daniel Gray Longino, best known for 'Kroll Show' and 'PEN15,' from John Levenstein's screenplay. Netflix will launch 'Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein' on July 16, 2019.
2. Dhaka (2019)
David Harbour will be seen alongside Chris Hemsworth in the forthcoming action thriller 'Dhaka.' Produced by 'Avengers: Endgame' directors Anthony Russo and Joe Russo, the movie is the feature directorial debut of former stunt coordinator Sam Hargrave. Joe Russo wrote the screenplay, which centers on the dark underworld of international weapon market and ruthless dealers with one of the world's most inaccessible cities as the backdrop. When an innocent boy becomes the dice in a hostage game between deadly cartels, the boy's family assigns the best hitman available, Tyler Rake (Hemsworth), to carry out the nearly impossible rescue mission.
But Rake is reeling under a death wish after a series of horrific events in his past. While the disheartened Rake is eager to end his life, the labyrinthine city sucks the man into its underbelly. Soon, he finds himself at the center of a bloody chaotic mess with the mission taking a turn for the worse, reports The Wrap. Golshifteh Farahani has been rumored to play a major character alongside Harbour and Hemsworth. More details about the cast and the plot are not revealed. Debutante director Hargrave was a stunt double for actor Chris Evans. 'Dhaka' is expected to hit screens in 2019.
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1. Black Widow (TBA)
David Harbour joins the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the upcoming superhero movie 'Black Widow.' The standalone feature stars Scarlett Johansson in the titular role of the Black Widow a.k.a Natasha Romanoff. Other cast includes Ray Winstone, Rachel Weisz and Florence Pugh. Details regarding the plot and Harbour's character haven't been revealed yet. The film is being directed by Cate Shortland from a screenplay by Jac Schaeffer. Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige produces the film, and the production is reportedly underway. 'Black Widow' is crucial for the studio since it marks the beginning of a new phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe after 'Avengers: Endgame' and 'Spider-Man: Far From Home.' No release date has been attached to the movie yet.
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Matt & Kim's Lightning brightens music scene
Two years after releasing their second album, Matt & Kim are back in action with their new LP Lightning. True to their roots, the duo has incorporated their classic mixture of feel-good…
Carmel Film Festival involves students, big names
With its "It's Complicated!" theme, the Carmel Arts and Film Festival will host a celebration from Oct.10-14 focusing on pop culture hardships in the arts. Carmel High School will be involved for…
Upcoming ballot measure could cut education dollars
On the ballot this Nov. 6 is a state constitutional amendment known as Prop 30, which, according to a Huffington Post article, if not passed would mean cuts to California education of…
Opinion: Padres prove docile when it comes to showing school spirit
"What about? What about? What about our color shout!" But seriously, what about it? The last time I saw the entire school dressed out in school colors for spirit day was probably…
The Sandpiper is on the hunt for the best burger in town
Over the past weeks, I visited four local burger-serving restaurants— Rio Grill, Islands Fine Burgers and Drinks, 400 Degrees Gourmet Burgers and Fries and r.g. Burgers—where I ordered a medium-rare cheddar cheeseburger…
Theater to screen presidential debates
With the presidential debates rapidly approaching, the CHS social studies department has decided to show the debates in the Center for the Performing Arts for interested students. According to AP Government and…
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While Breaking Down the Walls was definitely a powerful and rewarding experience, I'm not sure that it had much of a lasting effect on me or the way I act towards others…
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Carmel Unified School District, along with all public school districts in California, is adopting the new Common Core State Standards and testing methodology to replace the current Standardized Testing and Reporting assessment….
The Killers' Battle Born wins battles, loses war
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Very English Scandal, A: Sex, Lies and a Murder Plot at the Heart of the Establishment TV Tie-In quantity
The bestselling book that inspired the Bafta-winning BBC drama,starring Hugh Grant and Ben WhishawCorruption. Blackmail. Conspiracy to murder. A Very English Scandal has all the hallmarks of a classic thriller with one difference. It's all true.In the late 1960s Jeremy Thorp, the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party, was at the height of his political career. But homosexuality had only just been legalized, and a former relationship with a younger man named Norman Scott threatened to destroy Thorp's carefully curated facade. Helped by fellow politicians, Thorpe schemed, deceived and embezzled until he saw only one way to silence his ex-lover for good.Meticulously researched and endlessly extraordinary, Thorp's trial captured the moment that British society discovered the truth about its political class – and learned just how far the Establishment will go to protect its own.'Gripping. A story of cack-handed assassins, buffoonish policemen, dodgy Home Secretaries' Daily Telegraph'I loved it; eccentric, dark, humane and English in the very best sense' Alain de Botton'Retold with masterful skill . . . It grips like a detective story' Daily Mail, Book of the Week


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Andy Simo
Category B - Bowhunters who have shown Excellence in the Design and Manufacturing of Archery Equipment
Andy Simo, President of New Archery Products, was first introduced to bowhunting while working as a structural engineer for Boeing aircraft in Washington. The year was 1961 and Andy was hooked. A Purdue graduate, competition field archer and Georgia state champion, Andy spent the late 1960s working for NASA as one of the structural engineers responsible for the first stage of the Saturn V moon rocket.
By the early 1970s, the Saturn V project was nearing its last days and the Simo family had returned to his hometown near Chicago. In 1973, with his wife, Cherie, Andy established his own archery company building the first-of-a-kind "FlipperRest" arrowrest. Soon after, Andy introduced his first broadhead, the Razorbak 5. The success of this revolutionary broadhead set the stage for New Archery Products to become North America's foremost manufacturer of archery accessories.
With Andy at the helm, New Archery Products now produces and markets many of the industry's finest broadheads, arrowrests and archery accessories. N.A.P's innovative products include Thunderhead®, the world's #1 selling broadhead; as well as Spitfire®; Shockwave® and Scorpion®. N.A.P.'s QuikTune® Standard and Drop-Away arrrowrests consistently win awards. The latest addition to the line, QuikTune 2000 RG Drop-Away, is the first-ever drop-away arrowrest specifically designed for Mathews' rollerguard bows.
For 2004, N.A.P. is introducing ThunderBlox-a vibration dampening system that reduces shot noise by up to 75%; Crossfire-a Metal Injection Molded Broadhead that's sharp and accurate; Nitron-a tough, accurate, all-steel mini-head; Spitfire XP with a penetrating cut-on-contact mini-blade tip; and QuikSpin vanes that increase arrow accuracy in an instant.
Andy is a father, youthful grandfather, and a believer that if anything is worth doing, it's worth doing to the very best of your abilities, and bringing together the best talents to achieve it.


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In January, RACC conducted a stakeholder survey to collect feedback on RACC's General Operating Support (GOS) grant program. The anonymous survey was distributed to all current GOS program member organizations, more than 150 arts organizations that do not currently receiving GOS support, and to community members.
Here is the Executive Summary.
GOS is the single largest funding program at RACC, funding 55 arts organizations across the community spectrum and supporting a wide range of arts programming throughout the Portland tri-county area. We are grateful to all who provided input! If you have additional feedback, please do not hesitate to contact the RACC grants team at grants@racc.org.


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Veteran writer/director Srdan Vuletic competes in the Karlovy Vary film festival East of the West section with the Slovenian co-production It´s Hard to Be Nice.
The film's protaganist, Fudo, is an 40 year old taxi driver who wants to be good, but just happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time: Sarajevo today. Though he has elaborate plans to rise above his petty-criminal past, Fudo's old friends have their own plans-- to bring him back for one last job. Vuletic's credits include the awarded short film Hop, Skip and Jump and the feature film Summer in the Golden Valley, which received a Tiger Award at Rotterdam Film Festival.
A 120 minute co-production from Slovenia (Studio Arkadena), Bosnia and Herzegovina (Televizija Bosne i Hercegovine), Great Britain (Clubdeal ltd), Germany (Riva Filmproduktion, ZDF), and Serbia and Montenegro (FTV, RTRS), It´s Hard to Be Nice also received financial supported from the Foundation for Cinematography (FBIH), the Federal Ministry of Culture and Sports Bosnia and Herzegovina, and EURIMAGES. Producer Adimir Kenovic, also known as a producer of films directed by Pjer Zalica (Fuse, Days and Hours), Rajko Grlic (Border Post) and Ognjen Svilicic (Armin), cooperated with Pierre Spengler, Michael Eckelt, Milko Josifov, Zoran Cvijanovic and Jani Kovic.
The €2,650,000 film was shot in Split (Croatia) and Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina). The film was awarded at Sarajevo film festival for the best actor (Sasa Petrovic) and received a special mention at the Miami Film Festival. The distributor is international film company Fortissimo Films.


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At Age 44, Rosemary's Baby Has Never Been More Crucial
Rich Juzwiak
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Roman Polanski's 1968 film Rosemary's Baby was among the earliest examples of the modern, post-Universal monsters phase of horror cinema, and yet it remains among the genre's most mature, least conventional offerings. A key factor in its endurance is described in David Konow's recent chronicle of horror's history, Reel Terror:
[Rosemary's costume designer] Anthea Sylbert says that Roman's goal with Rosemary's Baby was to make "a classy horror film." He wanted to avoid any of the easy scares. He thought anyone could scare you when the lights are off and it's dark. He wanted to do it with all the lights blazing.
Criterion is issuing a deluxe edition of the masterpiece on Tuesday and there's never been a better time to watch it. The horror film that's made the most money over the past two weeks is Paranormal Activity 4, an unending stream of easy scares that mostly occur in the dark. Forty-four years ago, that was already too simple to Polanski. Watch Rosemary's Baby and see how we've regressed.
The Paranormal Activity Franchise Needs To Die Already, But It Won't
Paranormal Activity 4 runs on cheap thrills. After some time set aside for exposition that can be…
At the same time, you can see our cultural progress. When I recently watched Rosemary's Baby again, I wondered if a film so easily interpreted as misogynist (is the sinister stuff actually happening, or does a pregnant Rosemary just think it is because of the "pre-partum crazies?") could get made and find such a reverent audience? Would people root for a modern female character whose obedience is essential to the plot she's steering?
Polanski's film was ahead of its time, yes, but it's also very much of its time. Mia Farrow's Rosemary is unquestioningly obedient to her husband Guy (John Cassavetes), who is so invested in providing for his family that he's willing to sabotage it. At times it is as though she is willfully dim – convincing her to eat a dessert that doesn't taste right is as easy as taking an open approach to reverse psychology. She is about as insane as everyone she encounters, howling, "It's alive! It's moving!" and referring to her fetus on every reference as "Little Andy or Jenny." She dresses in fabulous clothes that nonetheless look like quilts, blankets and pajamas. She says things like, "Pain be gone, I will have no more of thee."
Rosemary's Baby is a story about ignoring the signs and not trusting one's own intuition – it puts a blazing spotlight on the impending doom from the start. Immediately after deciding to move into the opulent Bramford building, Rosemary and Guy find out from their friend Hutch that it was home to cannibal witches at the turn of the century. Hutch then tells them that a dead infant wrapped in newspaper was found in the basement less than 10 years before. Rosemary hears witchy chanting through their walls and later, in that spooky basement, she meets a woman who soon ends up splattered on the sidewalk. It goes on and on with foreshadowing too ridiculous to be believable, an implicit dialogue between our reality and the film's darkly fantastical take on it. In addition to repackaging Satan for modern consumption (iconic '70s horror films like The Exorcist and The Omen are both in debt to Rosemary's Baby), Rosemary's Baby's minor points were influential: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre had a similar tone-setting doom that remained unwavering in that before the killing begins, we hear of grave-robbing, a character reads an ominous horoscope and everyone engages with a clearly unstable slaughterhouse employee; there's also a line of domestic thrillers a la The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, in which no one will acknowledge the very obvious affliction befalling the female protagonist.
Polanski is said to have regretted the sequence in which Rosemary is raped by Satan, but it is as avant and disorienting a sequence as ever featured in a "blockbuster" (as the movie is described by the Paramount exec who brokered it, Robert Evans, in a informative and dry documentary on the Criterion disc). The boat, the blazing sun, the naked old people are all fantastic – the only really regrettable images in that sequence (and the whole movie, really,) are Satan's ridiculous furry hands, which look cheap and out of a much uglier film.
Rosemary's Baby is deliberate and simple in its storytelling – it's rarely startling in the jump-scare manner that has become conventional because it shows its hand so early on. It is not without its eccentricities, though, like the aforementioned outfits worn by Farrow or Ruth Gordon's nonstop yammering. As Minnie Castevet, the probable head witch in charge, Gordon's delivery sometimes comes off as bad line-reading but always comes off as musing from an absolute nut who'd have no concept of good line readings. In an essay packaged with the Blu-Ray, Ed Park writes, "Gordon's force-of-nature line readings are designed to steamroll any objections Rosemary might have." It works. The woman is confounding and enchanting at the same time. She is as electric as the colors on her clothing. I'm not sure that makes for an Oscar-caliber performance (in 1969, she won Best Supporting Actress for this role), but she's so damn watchable that who would argue?
Gordon's Minnie provides a sinister comic relief. As such, she exists in contrast with her surroundings, and yet she perfectly embodies the singularity of Rosemary's Baby. Maybe the ambiguous-to-awful politics could possibly surface in a piece of current pop culture (horror has never experienced a shortage on dim broads), but it is doubtful that anyone would attempt, let alone pull off, tumbling out one ominous sign after another in a slow-moving, yet never less than gripping horror movie. Even its payoff is cerebral – we never actually see what the movie is named after and instead must take Rosemary's word for it that her baby is as awful as she says it is…minutes before she falls in love with it.
In the aforementioned Criterion doc, Evans praises Rosemary's Baby as an alternative to the "watered-down, non-human assaultage [sic]" of current horror. The film sported the ingenious tagline, "Pray for Rosemary's baby." Watch the movie again and you'll be praying for the state of its genre.


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The Money Class
Suze Orman, the woman millions of Americans have turned to for financial advice, says it's time for a serious reconsideration of the American Dream—what promise it still holds, what aspects are in need of revision, and how it must be refashioned to fit our lives so that we can once again have faith that our hard work will pay off and that a secure and hopeful future is within our reach.
An American Sickness
Award-winning New York Times reporter Dr. Elisabeth Rosenthal reveals the dangerous, expensive, and dysfunctional American health-care system and tells us exactly what we can do to solve its myriad of problems.
How the Dead Live
Will Self possesses one of the greatest literary imaginations of any writer working today.
The Early Stories of Truman Capote
The early fiction of one of the nation's most celebrated writers, Truman Capote, as he takes his first bold steps into the canon of American literature.
The Gipper
Win one for The Gipper. Has there ever been a better-known and widely-used exhortative phrase in sports? Not likely....
Feed Me!: Writers Dish About Food, Eating, Weight, and Body Image
In our appearance-obsessed society, eating is about much more than hunger and sustenance. Food inspires pleasure and anxiety, shame and obsession....
Financially Fearless
Finally, a financial plan that lets you be YOU, only richer.
The Future Workplace Experience
Bestselling author's blueprint for attracting and engaging top talent to beat the competition in today's ever-evolving business environment.
The Language of Houses
In the 1980's, the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Alison Lurie wrote a meditation on clothing as an expression of history, social status and individual psychology.
The Peter Lawford Story
As the brother in law to JFK and a member of the Rat Pack, Peter Lawford was one of America's most acclaimed movie stars.
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Q: Second countable and sequentially compact topological spaces are compact. Proof I can't prove that a space having a countable basis and being sequentially compact is indeed compact. Can anyone help me with the prove? Thanks!

A: Let $X$ be a second countable and sequentially compact topological space.
Suppose $X$ is not compact, then we can find a sequence $(x_n)$ with no convergent subsequences in $X$. Now, let's take an open cover $\mathcal{B}$ without finite subcovers.
Since $X$ is second coutable, $\mathcal{B}$ always has countable subcovers $\{B_n|n\in\mathbb{N}\}$, and this subcover is infinite. For each $n$, $\exists \text{ some }x_n\in X-\cup_{i=1}^n B_i$. Now define a map $f:\mathbb{N}\to\mathbb{N}$ that is strictly increasing and a point $x\in B_N\subset X$, then all $x_{f(n)}\notin B_N$ where $f(n)\ge N$. therefore the sequence doesn't converge to $x\in X$. However, we assumed that $X$ is sequentially compact, which contradicts the result. So $X$ is compact.
Another way is to prove it by Lebesgue number Lemma, but it seems that this method only works when $X$ is a metric space instead of an arbitrary topological space.


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Q: Прокрутка ScrollView (с webView внутри) на заданное значение Пытаюсь прокрутить ScrollView на заданное значение, но что то ничего не работает
Вот код:
Разметка:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ScrollView xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
    android:id="@+id/scrollView"
    android:layout_width="fill_parent"
    android:layout_height="fill_parent" >

        <LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
                android:orientation="vertical"
                android:layout_width="fill_parent"
                android:layout_height="fill_parent">

            <WebView
                android:id="@+id/webView"
                android:layout_width="fill_parent"
                android:layout_height="fill_parent"/>

        </LinearLayout>
</ScrollView>

Активити:
ScrollView sv;
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.activity_read);
sv = (ScrollView) findViewById(R.id.scrollView);
        WebView webView = (WebView) findViewById(R.id.webView);
        sv.scrollBy(0, +50);
}

UPD: поменял sv.scrollBy(0, +50); на sv.scrollBy(0, -50); но все так же

A: Оборачивать WebView в ScrollView нет необходимости, т.к. WebView имеет свой скроллер. Проблема заключается в том, что вы пытаетесь прокрутить вид, когда он ещё пустой. Убедится в этом легко через консоль Logcatа:
    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

        // для краткости создаем всё в коде
        WebView myWebView = new WebView(this);
        myWebView.setLayoutParams(new LayoutParams(
                LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT,
                LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT
        ));
        setContentView(myWebView);

        myWebView.loadUrl("file:///android_asset/index.html");

        // убеждаемся в том, что высота виджета равна нулю
        Log.d("qwerty", "onCreate: height " + myWebView.getHeight());
    }

Существует множество способов определения момента, когда прокрутка становится возможной, и каждый из них имеет свои плюсы и минусы. Приведу только два, на мой взгляд самых удачных.
Первый способ:
Подключаем свой WebViewClient и ловим событие PageFinished
    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

        WebView myWebView = new WebView(this);
        myWebView.setLayoutParams(new LayoutParams(
                LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT,
                LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT
        ));
        setContentView(myWebView);

        myWebView.setWebViewClient(new MyWebViewClient());
        myWebView.loadUrl("file:///android_asset/index.html");
    }

    private class MyWebViewClient extends WebViewClient {
        @Override
        public void onPageFinished(WebView view, String url) {
            super.onPageFinished(view, url);

            // убеждаемся в том, что высота виджета не нулевая
            Log.d("qwerty", "onPageFinished: height " + view.getHeight());

            // работает начиная с Android 4.4 (API level 19)
            view.scrollTo(0, 1000);
        }
    }

К минусам можно отнести то, что метод работает только с относительно новыми версиями (Android 4.4 и выше). К плюсам - минимальное "хирургическое" вмешательство.
Второй способ
Создаем свой WebView, определяем в LayoutParams высоту по содержимому (WRAP_CONTENT) и ловим событие SizeChanged
    @Override
    public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

        WebView myWebView = new WebView(this) {
            @Override
            protected void onSizeChanged(int w, int h, int ow, int oh) {
                super.onSizeChanged(w, h, ow, oh);
                if (h > 0) scrollTo(0, 1000);
            }
        };

        myWebView.setLayoutParams(new LayoutParams(
                LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT,
                LayoutParams.WRAP_CONTENT // <<-- это важный момент
        ));
        setContentView(myWebView);

        final String url = "file:///android_asset/index.html";
        myWebView.loadUrl(url);
    }

Этот метод работает практически со всеми версиями, но накладывает ограничение на возможности разметки, т.к. не работает с параметром высоты MATCH_PARENT.


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Home » Bill Cherry , Blenheim , Southern County » Cherry Blasts Mann, Airey over Blenheim Covered Bridge Dispute
Cherry Blasts Mann, Airey over Blenheim Covered Bridge Dispute
Written By Editor on 12/18/13 | 12/18/13
Editors note: Schoharie County Treasurer William Cherry forwarded the following email, which is addressed to the Blenheim Long Term Recovery Committee and members of the Blenheim Town Board, to the Schoharie News among other media outlets yesterday afternoon for immediate publication.
Dear members of the BLTRC, and Town Board members,
I am writing to you in response to a newspaper article that was published in the Mountain Eagle in their December 5th edition (see attached photocopy). The article centers on the regular monthly meeting of the Blenheim Town Board which took place on Monday, December 2nd. According to the article, Supervisor Robert Mann and BLTRC Chairman Don Airey made some damning and accusatory statements about me personally, and more specifically, about my delay in submitting the latest proposal to FEMA relating to the Blenheim Covered Bridge. I believe that those accusations are blatantly false, and once you know the truth, I think you will agree.
In September, Don Airey, representing the BLTRC, made a presentation to the Schoharie County Board of Supervisors requesting that they submit a new proposal to FEMA describing the former Blenheim Covered Bridge as a "pier". Mr. Airey's reasoning was that FEMA had paid to replace the Santa Monica Pier in California which jutted out into the Pacific Ocean when it was damaged in a storm, therefore FEMA should also pay to replace the Blenheim Bridge because, like a pier, it was connected to land on the eastern side but not connected to the bank on the western side of the Schoharie Creek. In an effort to support the wishes of the people of Blenheim, the Board of Supervisors agreed to Mr. Airey's request without necessarily taking a position on the logic of the argument. The Board then instructed me as Recovery Coordinator to direct Simmons Recovery Consulting to put a proposal together based upon Mr. Airey's "pier" concept and submit it to FEMA as soon as possible.
As requested, Ron Simmons used his extensive knowledge of FEMA regulations to put together the documentation to be submitted. At the Board of Supervisors meeting which was held on November 15th, I reported that the Simmons pier proposal would be ready to be submitted to FEMA by the 25th of November, some ten days later. Ron completed his work ahead of the deadline, and on November 18th, the proposal was ready to be sent in to FEMA as soon as I signed the cover letter. A series of emails were exchanged between Don Airey, Robert Mann, and me over the next few days. In those emails, both Mr. Airey and Mr. Mann repeatedly requested that I hold off on sending the pier proposal in to FEMA until the BLTRC had the opportunity to review the document.
A sampling of those emails is as follows:
"I would appreciate it if Blenheim would be given ample opportunity to review and comment before any submission to FEMA is made." Supervisor Robert Mann, 11/18/13
"Bill, I ask that you please consider said request and not rush to submission but instead, delay such admission to early December in view of Thanksgiving and people's schedules." "There is no need to rush." BLTRC Chairman Don Airey, 11/19/13
"Is there some urgency for the November 25th date? We have been waiting patiently for two years, it seems a shame not to give Blenheim at least a few days to consider it." "Please extend this small courtesy." Supervisor Robert Mann, 11/19/13
"Of course we wanted the proposal submitted as soon as possible, but in view of how long it has taken Simmons to do so, at this point a week or two more will not change the result either way…" BLTRC Chairman Don Airey, 11/19/13
I responded to these requests in the following manner:
"It is my understanding that (at the Town of Blenheim's request), Ron Simmons was directed by the Board of Supervisors to prepare a submission to FEMA describing the former bridge as a 'pier' and to attempt to get FEMA to replace the former covered bridge with a replica to be located on the same site." "Just last Friday I delivered my Recovery Report to the full Board and informed them that Ron's proposal would be submitted to FEMA by November 25th." Recovery Coordinator Bill Cherry, 11/19/13
"I am prepared to sign this proposal and submit it immediately unless the Board of Supervisors informs me they feel differently." Recovery Coordinator Bill Cherry, 11/19/13
After receiving the repeated email requests from Mann and Airey, and with due respect for the BLTRC and the Town of Blenheim, I wrote this to Don Airey:
"You and Robert Mann can have all the time you need as far as I am concerned. I was under the impression that you and Blenheim wanted this proposal submitted as quickly as possible, and that time was of the essence." "I will hold off on submitting it until I hear a consensus from the Board of Supervisors." Recovery Coordinator Bill Cherry, 11/19/13
In direct conflict with the true series of events, at the December 2nd Blenheim Town Board meeting, Mr. Mann and Mr. Airey tried to turn the situation completely around and lay the blame on me for not submitting the proposal in a timely manner. I cannot even begin to explain their motivation for twisting the facts of the matter to the members of the BLTRC, to town officials, and to the public. They both know perfectly well, and the emails prove it, that I was anxious to submit the Simmons proposal to FEMA as quickly as possible, in fact on the same day I received it from Simmons, and that I only held back based upon the repeated and strident requests by Mann and Airey. I guess this proves the old saying that no good deed goes unpunished. As quoted in the Mountain Eagle, here are some of things they said about me and the pier proposal:
Don Airey was quoted as saying that: "he was sick and tired with the anchor-dragging at the county level and frustrated with the lack of real support and initiative he has received from the county, and in particular, Cherry." At the Blenheim Town Board meeting, 12/2/13
"Quite frankly, I am growing fatigued with Mr. Cherry's inappropriate, inconsistent, and intransigent attitude in dealing with this issue." Don Airey, 12/2/13
"As far as the bridge goes, he's holding it (the Simmons proposal) on his desk right now, knowing that all he needs to do is commit and submit." Don Airey, 12/2/13
"We all want to move forward." "In my opinion he (Cherry) is basically thumbing his nose at the Board of Supervisors and I am angry." Don Airey, 12/2/13
"The problem now is it's sitting on Bill Cherry's desk and he said it will not be submitted to FEMA until he receives a go ahead from the Board of Supervisors." "At this point I feel like we are getting the run-around." Robert Mann, 12/2/13
It wasn't until last Friday, December 13th, that I was presented with a copy of the newspaper article, so I really had no idea of what had transpired at the Town Board meeting until eleven days after it happened. Given the fact that in September, the Board of Supervisors had originally ordered the proposal to be submitted to FEMA as soon as it was drafted, and since the only reason it was still sitting on my desk awaiting my signature was because of the direct personal requests of Mr. Mann and Mr. Airey, on that same day, Friday, December 13th, I signed the cover letter and submitted the Simmons pier proposal to FEMA.
I will leave it to the members of the BLTRC to decide how to handle the matter from here, but in the meantime, rest assured that the Schoharie County Board of Supervisors, and I, are actively pursuing your request to replace the Blenheim Covered Bridge in its original location via the pier argument. Mr. Airey has been pushing for me to come to Blenheim to discuss this matter further with the BLTRC, but in light of the events described in this letter and the toxic relationship that has clearly developed between BLTRC Chairman Don Airey and myself, I prefer to await FEMA's reaction to the proposal before entering into any further discussions. I hope you can appreciate my position.
William Cherry,
Recovery Coordinator
Labels: Bill Cherry, Blenheim, Southern County
upstateny1000 said...
Mr. Cherry's attempt at a hatchet job on outgoing Supervisor Mann and community volunteer Don Airey is unfortunately typical of the County Treasurer's behavior. Mr. Cherry favors venomous attacks on those he considers to be impediments to his political agenda and prefers to do so not by engaging in reasoned debate but instead by making personal attacks in the press and through direct mail campaigns. If Mr. Cherry spent half the time he does on political maneuvering on the tasks to which he is assigned by the Board of Supervisors the people of Schoharie County would be far better served.
Mr. Cherry's letter contains excerpted quotes (several from newspaper coverage of a meeting he did not attend) that he attempts to weave into a misleading narrative that is neither accurate nor supportive of his stated contention. Mr. Airey, the latest target for Mr. Cherry's vitriol, has been a tireless leader of Blenheim's flood recovery and revitalization, chairing the long term recovery and comprehensive plan committees, both of which produced landmark roadmaps for a renewed and sustainable community.
Mr. Airey, a fellow activist who's work I know and admire, has personally developed and submitted grant applications on behalf of the Town for nearly $5 million in flood recovery funds, secured a high speed Internet pilot program to directly help a community underserved by technology, arranged for the transfer of a church building to the Town for use as a community center at no cost to the taxpayers and spearheaded the Town-wide arboretum project. Mr. Airey has been instrumental in reversing the FEMA denial of funding for the replacement of the Blenheim Covered Bridge, a national historic monument and vital component of Blenheim's potential tourist economy.
What has Mr. Cherry done for Blenheim? He has refused to meet with the Town's long term recovery committee blaming a "toxic environment" that he, ironically, created.
In sending a copy of his letter to the press, Mr. Cherry failed to mention that he also sent an email with similar content, not to the entire Board of Supervisors, but, instead only to select members of the Board with whom he is politically aligned, his "team" if you will, in which he suggests that outgoing Supervisor Mann and community volunteer Airey were "liars." He did so because his style is one of subterfuge and personal attacks. In reviewing Mr. Cherry's missive, I am reminded of his recent pre-election mailing attacking incumbent Jefferson Supervisor Singletary. While I disagree with Mr. Singletary on most issues, I absolutely agree with the perception that Mr. Cherry's campaign against him was an inappropriate and crass attempt to influence a local election and an effort at political assignation. Now, only a few weeks later, Mr. Cherry is at it again. His latest antics further diminish Mr. Cherry's reputation and the integrity of his office.
- Bob Nied


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Q: rpm build directory creation during runtime will the rpmbuild command create the topdir or rpmdir or any required rpm build directories if it does not exist.
Currently my spec file points the _topdir as pwd
if i want the topdir to be changed to pwd/test and if test does not exist will the rpmbuild command create it and proceed  ?

A: The behavior of creating missing directories varies with
versions of RPM, but in general, RPM attempts to create
missing directories.
Try-and-see whether your version of RPM creates missing
directories. If not, it's likely a very simple patch and back port.
Meanwhile doing
    %define _topdir ...
may be too late to handle sanely: rpm has already committed to
a %{_topdir} value before parsing a spec file.
Instead of attempting to redefine %_topdir in a *.spec file,
try defining on ~/.rpmmacros (or any other colon separated path mentioned
either by --macros=... or in the /usr/lib/rpm/rpmrc (where ~/.rpmmacros
is specified by default) will ensure that
    %define _topdir ...
is specified sufficient;y early to meet your requirements.


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Math is the basis for a good many human endeavors and we often use it without thinking about it. For example, when you go to the store to buy groceries, the clerk who checks you out relies on math to compute how much you owe. Perhaps you also used math as you shopped to ensure that you didn't go over your budget. In addition, you might have used math to convert one unit of measure to another so that you'd know how much of a particular item to get. In looking at two similar products, you used math to decide which one offered a better deal. You get the idea. It truly isn't possible to perform even the simplest task without using math in some way.
As you can see, this book is going to give you a good start in using all the functionality that MATLAB has to offer. Because of the subject matter, I really want to avoid making any errors in book, which is where you come into play. I'm looking for beta readers who use math as part of their profession and think they might be able to benefit from the functionality that MATLAB provides. As a beta reader, you get to see the material as Jim and I write it. Your comments will help us improve the text and make it easier to use.
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The important takeaway I got from the research is that, like many programming tasks, there is no one library that does it all. Each library had something to recommend it. However, each library was sufficiently robust that you shouldn't need to combine them to create your application. The point is to choose the one library that best meets your needs.


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Translation:The Australian children play in the tree.
I get that -n is for "on", but in English, this sentence would make no sense, it should be 'playing in the tree', similar to how in the previous exercise even though the exact translation would have been 'in the television', it was 'on the television'?
Yeap, I started reporting the obviously wrong ones. But I'm not a native speaker, so there are many cases where I'm not 100% sure, so please use the report feature whenever you see such examples.
Interesting :-) It makes sense for Germans. We play on the tree too. :-) But we don't sit ON the bus, like English and Hungarians.
It could be playing on the tree if for example the tree had fallen down and they were playing on the trunk.


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London's 'Tech City' continues to impress
Claus Andersen
While expectations have been growing over this summer, the capital has been building a reputation for a number of years now. The number of technology companies in the city has risen from 200 to 1500 in the space of just four years.
The start-up scene which is attracting so much attention is centred on inner-city districts such as Shoreditch, where a growing number of young entrepreneurs are developing businesses within the internet industry and mobile technology sector. This development has received increased support from the Government and attention from the adjacent financial district have helped drive the digital revolution forward.
Among the businesses which have already made a big impression in 'Tech City' are games company such as Mind Candy. These home grown efforts have in turn lead to increased interest from American web giants such as Google and Amazon, who have opened offices in the capital. Their backing has helped London in the competition with other tech hotspots such as Berlin and Stockholm, also renowned for their digital expertise. The question of course is whether any one of these European hubs can compete with California – home to global powerhouses like Facebook and Twitter.
It's true that, thus far, London has not produced products that have taken off in quite the same way. However, with one in three new jobs emerged in the tech sector, there is every reason to think that the city will be in a position to compete for years to come.
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Nuit de terreur () est un film américain réalisé par Andrew L. Stone, sorti en 1955.

Synopsis
Trois criminels en cavale trouvent refuge chez une famille paisible et la prennent en otage.

Fiche technique
 Titre : Nuit de terreur
 Titre original :
 Réalisation : Andrew L. Stone
 Scénario : Andrew L. Stone
 Production : Andrew L. Stone
 Société de production : Columbia Pictures
 Musique : Lucien Cailliet
 Photographie : Fred Jackman Jr.
 Montage : Virginia L. Stone
 Pays d'origine : États-Unis
 Format : Noir et blanc - 1,37:1 - Mono - 35 mm
 Genre : Drame, thriller
 Durée : 86 minutes
 Date de sortie :

Distribution
 Jack Kelly : Gene Courtier
 Hildy Parks : Doris Courtier
 Vince Edwards : Victor Gosset
 John Cassavetes : Robert Batsford
 David Cross : Luther Logan
 Eddie Marr : Capitaine Cole
 Jack Kruschen : Detective Pope
 Joyce McCluskey : Phyllis Harrison
 Jonathan Hale : Bob Henderson
 Barney Phillips : Stranske
 Roy Neal : Présentateur du journal télévisé
 Joel Marston : Reporter
 Guy Kingsford : Technicien de la police

Autour du film
 Le fait divers à l'origine du film a aussi été porté à l'écran, la même année, dans La Maison des otages de William Wyler avec Humphrey Bogart.

Liens externes

Film américain sorti en 1955
Film dramatique américain
Thriller (film) américain
Film américain en noir et blanc
Film réalisé par Andrew L. Stone
Film américain inspiré de faits réels
Film sur la violation de domicile

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Gov. Matt Bevin in recent months has turned to social media platforms to slam local media and share his political views directly with followers.
But as Bevin ramped up his criticism and online dispatches, he's also blocked more than 500 Twitter users from following him, according to records released this week by ProPublica, a national investigative newsroom.
Bevin's list of blocked social media users — obtained by ProPublica through a records request — includes many people who have shared their disdain for Bevin or President Donald Trump.
Bevin's not alone in booting folks from following his 140-character messages. Trump has banned more than a few. Even Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer had sought to silence some tweeting gadflies.
The practice, however, has potential legal ramifications and could soon play out in court.
Attorneys for several Twitter users blocked by Trump are arguing that his account is a public forum and that the government cannot constitutionally exclude critics, The New York Times reported this week.
The attorneys issued a letter to Trump and hinted that if the blocking continues, a lawsuit could follow.
Gov. Bevin is a strong advocate of constructive dialogue, and he welcomes thoughtful input from all viewpoints on his social media platforms. Unfortunately, a small number of users misuse those outlets by posting obscene and abusive language or images, or repeated off-topic comments and spam. Constituents of all ages should be able to engage in civil discourse with Gov. Bevin via his social media platforms without being subjected to vulgarity or abusive trolls.
The office also issue a tweet — citing a "#FAKENEWS ALERT" — along with a video criticizing the media.
To date, no one has filed an appeal challenging a public official's social media blockade.
Beshear declined to share his views on the matter and called it inappropriate because the office may have to tackle the issue in the future.
Beshear said he has never blocked anyone on Twitter. The Twitter account of his predecessor, Attorney General Jack Conway, had barred several followers. Beshear said he had his staff unblock those users.
Congress took a step toward easing its stance on medical marijuana on Thursday.
U.S. Sens. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky), Corey Booker (D-New Jersey) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-New York) introduced a bill that would end the federal prohibition of medical marijuana and take steps to improve research.
The Compassionate Access, Research Expansion and Respect States, or CARERS, Act would effectively change the Controlled Substances Act, allowing the possession, production and distribution of medical marijuana in states with established marijuana laws.
Twenty-nine states, as well as the District of Columbia, have already legalized marijuana, but the CARERS Act would prevent the federal government from prosecuting businesses and individuals in states where medical marijuana is legal, since federally marijuana is still illegal under the Controlled Substances Act.
"The reintroduction of the CARERS Act is the first of many steps we hope this Congress will take to end the federal prohibition of medical marijuana," Don Murphy, director of conservative outreach for the Marijuana Policy Project, said in a statement. "Polls show overwhelmingly strong support for medical marijuana, and it spans the political spectrum.
The introduction of the bill comes days after news that Attorney General Jeff Sessions wrote a letter to leaders of Congress asking that they undo protections for the industry under the Hinchey-Rohrabacher Amendment. That amendment, which is tied to the federal appropriations bill, prevents the Justice Department from using federal funds to enforce federal prohibition in states with legal marijuana laws.
The act, which was first introduced in 2015, would also allow doctors to recommend medical marijuana to veterans in states where its legal and it would give researchers more access to cannabis to conduct studies, which has been an issue in the industry.
Marijuana is made up of a multitude of cannabinoids — the two most prominent being tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD). While THC is the main psychoactive component, researchers believe CBD has potential medical uses. The CARERS Act would remove CBD from the Drug Enforcement Administration's list of Schedule I drugs, according to Leafly, which would allow states to import it.
A Lexington biotechnology company aimed at fighting mosquito-borne diseases such as the Zika virus opened a mosquito factory Wednesday on Malabu Drive.
MosquitoMate, founded by University of Kentucky entomology professor Stephen Dobson, will use the 6,000-square-foot space to raise millions of sterile, non-biting mosquitoes that will act as a "biopesticide" against other mosquitoes that sometimes carry infectious diseases. The company opened a research and development center on Regency Road four years ago, Dobson said.
According to MosquitoMate, the new lab will be able to raise more than 50 million eggs and three million male mosquitoes per week. Those male Asian tiger mosquitoes, or ZAP mosquitoes, do not bite and are sterile, so when they mate with a female mosquito, her eggs will not hatch.
The company and its partners have conducted successful trials in California, New York and Lexington that dramatically decreased the population of biting mosquitoes, according to a news release.
MosquitoMate grew out of research done at UK.
Dobson said MosquitoMate has been operating under an experimental use permit for the last few years, and the Environmental Protection Agency is currently reviewing its research.
If approved by the EPA, the company plans to sell its mosquitoes to homeowners, " the people this technology is intended to serve," he said.
Lexington Mayor Jim Gray and UK President Eli Capilouto attended the ceremony and noted the potential economic impact of the company, which plans to add 12 jobs at its new location. The company now has 10 employees.
Last month, the House passed the Working Families Flexibility Act, a controversial piece of legislation that would allow private-sector employees to trade overtime pay for compensatory time off, which the employee could use to take time off from work at later date.
Although its supporters tout the bill as pro-employee, there are many who oppose the bill and argue that employees may feel pressured by their employer to trade much needed extra income for days off from work. While the Working Families Flexibility Act specifically bans employers from "directly or indirectly intimidating, threatening, or coercing or attempting to intimidate, threaten, or coerce an employee" to choose comp time over pay, the bill's opponents argue that employers will have strong incentives to give overtime hours to workers who choose to take comp time, cutting off access to work to those in need of overtime pay.
Despite these criticisms, those who support the legislation argue that many families would prefer additional time off to more pay, and that this freedom to choose, if not infringed on, is ultimately good for workers.
The Working Families Flexibility Act is likely to face stiff opposition; however, if passed in the Senate, it has the potential to significantly impact workplace dynamics for non-exempt workers around the country.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (June 15, 2017) – From the beginning of our administration, we have set the goal of making Kentucky the engineering and manufacturing hub of excellence in the world. We are off to a good start. We recently shattered our annual record for new economic development projects and we did so in only the first five months of 2017. Many factors weigh into the decisions of businesses to expand or locate their facilities in our state. However, every business leader I meet with emphasizes the quality of our workforce as one of their most critical considerations. That is why our state has made workforce development a top priority.
Early in our administration, we launched the Work Ready Skills Initiative. This statewide bond program was set up to build a highly trained, modernized workforce to meet the needs of employers and to result in sustainable incomes for our citizens. The program has focused on the construction, equipping, or renovation of, facilities dedicated to workforce skills training. It also provides funds for these facilities to purchase or upgrade equipment. In May of this year, we awarded our second round of funding and we are seeing excitement spread across the commonwealth about upgrading our workforce training capabilities.
Along with facility upgrades, we are focused on empowering individuals to obtain post-secondary degrees and certificates. Kentucky offers students a dual credit scholarship program. This program funds scholarships for high school seniors to take courses that offer high school and post-secondary credit concurrently. When students are incentivized to pursue these high-quality college and technical courses, they are more likely to continue their education after graduation, giving them greater career and technical readiness.
In the commonwealth we also recognize the value of apprenticeships. These training programs provide career pathways for those just entering the workforce as well as increased opportunities for those looking to broaden their career opportunities. That's why Kentucky's Labor Cabinet launched the Kentucky Trained, Kentucky Built campaign last fall. Via their newly created Division of Apprenticeships, the cabinet is working closely with private businesses to expand apprenticeships tailored to meet employer needs. Currently 150 employers and labor management organizations have registered programs and we want that number to grow. The Labor Cabinet has also teamed up with the Cabinet for Justice and Public Safety to create the "Justice to Journeyman" program. This initiative provides inmates and youth a path to earn nationally recognized journeyman credentials in a skilled trade. Giving these individuals a productive path back into society reduces recidivism and enriches our communities.
Recently our Education and Workforce Development Cabinet launched the Help Wanted Kentucky Initiative. Through their website, www.helpwantedky.com, they have created a central location for Kentuckians seeking education and job opportunities in Kentucky's five high-demand industries. The website includes information about the Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship, which provides tuition for job certifications at 21 Kentucky colleges and universities. Information is also provided about what training is required for the high-demand jobs and where that training is being offered. Many of the certification programs can be completed in less than six months.
Along with these initiatives, we have just announced the creation of a Work Matters Task Force. This 23 member task force will bring together every department of state government that has a hand in workforce development with members of the private sector. Their mission will be to address barriers to employment and promote workforce inclusion among people with disabilities, foster children, disabled veterans, and those burdened by past substance abuse or criminal records. These populations have valuable and unique contributions to lend to our society and our labor force, yet in many cases are underutilized. Providing a path to employment allows them to gain independence and self-sufficiency while improving Kentucky's economy.
These are just a few of the programs and initiatives we are implementing for workforce development in Kentucky. Updated facilities, scholarship assistance, highly-focused training programs and a clear path to employment, all bring financial opportunity and dignity to individuals while providing the skilled labor that growing businesses require. The employees in Kentucky and across America deserve no less. Our futures depend on it.


QUESTION: How do you like to see a horse stood up for conformation? What can an exhibitor/handler do to show off his/her horse?
Conformation is judged in classes within a hunter division, in a distinct Conformation Hunter division or in breeding classes. Judges are evaluating quality, substance and soundness of horses in judging conformation. Judges must penalize but not necessarily eliminate horses with structural faults, defects and blemishes in areas which might impair their activity and durability. Horses are usually stripped (saddle removed) for conformation judging except in an Under Saddle class.
In-Hand classes, also called "model" classes, are non-riding classes where the horse is presented to the judge "in hand" meaning that it is led by a handler on the ground. The horse wears only a bridle. The animal's conformation is judged, as well as its movement and soundness.
A rider or handler can stand his/her horse up to show off his horses best conformation attributes and minimize his horse's conformation faults. We asked our judges how they like horses to stand up and any advice they can give handlers and exhibitors to best show off their horse's conformation.


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Project Designed to Test, Develop Ed-Tech Opens for Business
Sean Cavanagh
A new university-meets-private sector partnership designed to bring research-tested education technology into the market has picked its first company to test and showcase.
The Jefferson Education Accelerator announced that Echo360, a higher education tech platform designed to help students ask questions anonymously in class, take notes, and revisit lectures, will be the program's first official company partner.
We reported on the launch of the Jefferson Education Accelerator, an ambitious new model in ed-tech research and commercial development, in an Education Week story earlier this year. The accelerator will give ed-tech companies working in K-12 and college the ability to have their products tested and put through independent review, potentially giving them a record of evidence-based effectiveness for potential buyers in education systems.
The JEA is a commercial accelerator program, which will receive equity in the businesses that make it through the process. It is being advised by the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia. The accelerator is planning to build a network of academic researchers at UVA and schools around the country who can act as independent reviewers of companies' work, with assignments divided by areas of scholarly expertise.
Echo360 is backed by the investment company Revolution Growth, founded by Steve Case, an entrepreneur perhaps best known as the co-founder and former CEO of America Online.
"We know that traditional lectures present a significant challenge for institutions grappling with completion rates and student engagement," said Robert Pianta, the dean of the Curry school, in a statement. "Echo360 already shows strong evidence of supporting faculty and engaging students."
While the first company to be publicly named as participating in the accelerator operates in the postsecondary world, announcements of K-12 ed-tech companies taking part will come soon, most likely this fall, said Bart Epstein, the JEA's founding CEO.
Echo 360 is "the type of company we're eager to support," Epstein said in an interview, one that has shown a "willingness to put their solutions to the test" and "distance themselves from the pack by putting their work up to scrutiny."
Hundreds of Inquiries
The JEA has pledged that the research it conducts on individual companies who go through the accelerator will be made public. The types of research are likely to vary from small, rapid-response reviews intended to help companies refine and improve products to broader, longer-term investigations with experimental designs.
Epstein said there's no firm timeframe for releasing research results for Echo360, partly because the details of what research will be conducted, and who will oversee it, are still being finalized.
Epstein said the JEA has reviewed hundreds of ed-tech companies that have expressed interest in working with the accelerator. He quipped that digital companies tend to view their products through a "Lake Wobegon," prism of optimism.
"I don't think I've talked to a developer yet who didn't think [a] product would be different, and special, and effective," Epstein said. "Our job is to help them understand that simply being confident in your product isn't enough—you need proof that what you've produced does what you say."
Check back for more news on the work of the Jefferson Education Accelerator in the months ahead.
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How Will New Safety Technologies Change Product Liability Claims?
Our modern world has quickly turned into a digital interface where all of our problems can quickly be solved. Autonomous, self-learning and artificially intelligent products have simplified so many things for us, but they have also made things more complicated in the legal world. Even though these technologies have offered may safety benefits that have prevented human error and increased productivity and economic growth, they've raised some questions regarding product liability.
What New Technology Has Changed the Process of Product Liability?
New and emerging technologies have been able to adapt to most legal challenges, but when it comes to product liability lawsuits, the lines become fuzzy. One of the fundamental questions relates to who is and who should be liable when a new technology causes harm. Product liability laws that are already in place should be able to adapt to new technologies, but experts are still determining how.
With autonomous vehicles, for example, the level of input that a product requires from a user, and the amount of involvement and control that a user can have over a product, can vary greatly.
With new technological products, there are various other people that are involved in the manufacturing and design of the product (such as a piece of software or an iPhone). It can be hard for customers and attorneys to narrow down and locate who could have been liable for your injury.
Also, the concept of a product defect is now changing. What level of safety should a person expect from an autonomous, self-learning or artificially intelligent product, when usually the product's performance is based on the user's own input, behavioral patterns, or other factors and data?
If you would like to stay updated on product liability cases involving new technologies, you should follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Contact Peters, Habib, McKenna, Juhl-Rhodes & Cardoza, LLP today if you would like aa consultation regarding a potential case.


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