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Cajon High School is located in the University District of San Bernardino, California, and is part of the San Bernardino City Unified School District.

Academics
Cajon High School is part of the International Baccalaureate Organization (IB) including the high school portion of the Middle Years Programme and IB Diploma Programme.  The school offers the AVID program as well. It has exemplary Mock Trial and Academic Decathlon teams, and numerous Cajon students are members of the California Scholarship Federation, National Honor Society and the National Forensic League Debate and Speech Honor Society (National Speech and Debate Association).

Athletics

In 1987, Cajon Football won its first CIF Southern Section Championship. In 1995 the Cajon Football team was the first team in the history of San Bernardino to go undefeated in the regular season, winning games by an average score of 42-7.  In the 2007-2008 school-year, Cajon won 12 San Andreas League championships (Arroyo Valley, Carter, Colton, Pacific, Rialto, San Bernardino, & San G) and the girls basketball team also won the CIF championship for the first time in Cajon's history (for any basketball team).  The girls basketball team also won CIF in the 2008-2009 School year.  In the 2012-2013 academic year, Cajon changed leagues to the Citrus Belt League - (Ike, AB Miller, Redlands, REV, & Yucaipa). In 2017 Cajon won its second CIF football championship 54-28 against Downey High School.

Fall

Boys' Cross Country
Boys' Football
Boys' Waterpolo
Girls' Cross Country
Girls' Golf
Girls' Tennis
Girls' Volleyball

Winter

Boys' Basketball
Boys' Soccer
Boys' Wrestling
Girls' Basketball - San Andreas League champions: 2005(undefeated), 2006(undefeated), 2007(undefeated), 2008(undefeated), 2009(undefeated), 2010(undefeated), 2011(13-1); Citrus Belt League champions: 2014  CIF champions: 2008, 2009(32-3), 2016 CIF Division II State Champions
Girls' Soccer
Girls' Waterpolo

Spring

Boys' Baseball
Boys' Golf
Boys' Swimming
Boys' Tennis  CIF QF
Boys' Track & Field
- CIF Southern Section D1 4x1 champions: 2022
- CIF Southern Section D1 4x4 runner-up: 2022
- CIF State High Jump champion: 2022
- Citrus Belt League champions: 2021, 2022
Boys' Volleyball
Girls' Softball
Girls' Swimming
Girls' Track & Field

Notable alumni
 Craig Gerber, professional baseball player
 Saad Awad, professional Mixed Martial Artist
 Bob Bees, football player
 Aaron Brooks, baseball player
 Jayden Daniels, former ASU quarterback, current LSU quarterback
 Charles Johnson (wide receiver, born 1972)
 Seth Johnson, decathlete at UC Berkeley
 Damontae Kazee, professional football player
 Sebastian Tretola, former professional football player

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Explainer: How can the return of Islamic State members to their home countries work?
The government here has said Lisa Smith, who was married to an Islamic State fighter, can come home.
By Michelle Hennessy Wednesday 13 Mar 2019, 7:05 AM
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The Irish government has said Lisa Smith has the right to return to Ireland.
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THE IRISH GOVERNMENT has said an Irish woman reportedly detained in Syria on suspicion of Islamic State membership will be allowed to return to Ireland.
Lisa Smith, who has a two-year-old child, has been detained in Syria by US armed forces.
The Dundalk native previously worked in the Irish Defence Forces but left service in 2011. She went on to convert to Islam and married a Muslim man. It is believed she departed for Syria in 2015 after her marriage broke down. While there, she married a British man. It is understood he was killed two months ago.
Speaking this week, Leo Varadkar said that while more information is needed about the case, Smith will have the right to return to Ireland.
"As an Irish citizen, she will have the right to return to Ireland, as will her child who's an Irish citizen," the Taoiseach told reporters on Monday.
"But it's not just as simple as coming here, and everything proceeding as if nothing had happened.
But ultimately this is an Irish citizen and we don't believe that removing an Irish citizen's citizenship from her or her family, rendering them stateless, would be either the right or compassionate thing to do.
If Smith does return, it will be the first case of Ireland repatriating a member of the Islamic State group. A small number of Irish citizens have returned from Syria and Iraq, but they did so under the radar.
What are they doing?
Readers will already be familiar with the case of British teenager Shamima Begum, who had lost two children and was pregnant with her third when she expressed a desire to leave a Syrian refugee camp and return home to have her baby in England. She said she wanted to raise her child there.
Begum had left London at 15 to join the Islamic State group. In interviews she gave in the refugee camp, she said she did not regret joining the terror group. After heated debate in the UK, the British Home Office made the decision to revoke her British citizenship.
The now 19-year-old gave birth to a baby boy but he perished of pneumonia in the camp before he turned three weeks old.
Two other women from the UK who are living in Syrian camps with their children have also been stripped of their citizenship, according to news reports.
The Dutch justice and security minister Ferdinand Grapperhaus recently revealed his government is cooperating with Syrian authorities in relation to the return of female Isis members and their children to the Netherlands.
However the minister also said, when asked about helping Shamimia Begum's Dutch husband, that his government does not offer any help to Dutch men in Syria willing to return.
The French government has confirmed it is preparing for the return of French jihadists, though it said this will be done on a "case-by-case basis".
And although US President Donald Trump has pushed for European countries to take back hundreds of fighters captured in Syria, he has shown an unwillingness for his own country to do the same, even with so-called Isis brides.
When a 24-year-old-woman from Alabama said she wanted to come home, Trump instructed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo not to allow her back into the country.
Hoda Muthana left the US to join Islamic State in Syria when she was 20. She has an 18-month-old son and has said she regrets joining the terrorist group.
She told ABC News: "I wish I could take it completely off the net, completely out of people's memory… I regret it… I hope America doesn't think I'm a threat to them and I hope they can accept me and I'm just a normal human being who's been manipulated once and hopefully never again."
Who are the returnees and why are they coming back?
The European Commission's Radicalisation Awareness Network (Ran) has a manual for member states on how to respond to the return of terrorist fighters and their families.
It lists a number of reasons that people return, including;
Disillusioned/remorseful;
Family pressure and intervention;
Poor living conditions/healthcare (injuries, childbirth etc);
Sent to carry out an attack or feel they can do more for the case in Europe;
Captured and returned home unwillingly.
With female returnees, the manual says that some may be unhappy with their experience of hardship and oppression or that their husbands may have been killed in the fighting. Others come back for medical treatment for their children. In a few instances, families have paid for the women's freedom, rescuing them from terrorist organisations.
Ran explains that returning men - in particular – may have been involved in war crimes such as murder, rape and slavery, and may have taken part in terrorist or violent extremist atrocities.
All of them have witnessed extreme violence, and lived in unsafe and unhealthy conditions. It is also important to note that disillusionment with a terrorist group does not necessarily equate to distance from a violent ideology, nor disengagement from the 'jihadi' cause, when back in EU.
When it comes to female members of the terrorist group, the network says depicting them as victims can deprive women of their agency and ignore the fact that Western women who join jihadist groups tend to be "very motivated by ideology".
For many women, joining Daesh [Islamic State] is driven by utopian ideals, and fulfils a need for excitement and meaning. Daesh propaganda focuses on projecting an idealised image of life in Syria and Iraq. Other factors behind women leaving Europe for Daesh include teenagers falling in love with the image of marrying a 'warrior', or discrimination (perceived or experienced).
According to Ran, many women were led to believe that joining Daesh would give them a sense of empowerment.
Although the main role of women in the Islamic State group is that of a wife and child-bearer, some are also enforcers of public virtue. The all-female al-Khaansa unit can dole out punishments and operate roadblocks to search women. Several Western women have joined this unit.
Children who have been born into and grow up in areas of Islamic State battle have often been exposed to extreme levels of violence. Ran said this creates trauma and potentially desensitises children to brualisation and violence.
Acting out what they see adults do is a major risk. This will traumatise them and lead to psychosocial problems and possibly major security risks for the future. Understanding the extent of indoctrination, the exposure to violence and the living conditions experienced is crucial to assessing these children.
The Irish government's position
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said Lisa Smith and her child will have the right to return to Ireland as both are Irish citizens. The government does not have the option of revoking her citizenship – not that it has indicated it would want to anyway – because this would leave her stateless, something that is contrary to international human rights law.
Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan has also said every effort will be made to ensure she gets home. He said this is a very complex situation, and that the relevant facts must be ascertained before further steps are taken.
There will be a number of issues for the Irish State to tackle if Smith does return, not least that the government has no experience with this particular situation. Lisa Smith would be a test case.
Rukmini Callimachi, Terrorism Correspondent with the New York Times told RTÉ's Morning Ireland yesterday that allowing Smith – and other Irish citizens in Syria – to return would put it "far ahead of the curve" as other European countries have been slow to take people back.
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The big challenge for Western countries is in sanctioning Islamic State fighters and members on their return.
The Taoiseach has said a security assessment will be carried out before Smith is allowed to return, but that "going to live in Syria, in what was called the Islamic State is not in itself an offence or a crime".
"I know the authorities there want to interrogate her to see if she was involved in any crimes there, but it's very possible that she was never a combatant, for example. There may need to be a prosecution there and we need to make sure that if she does return to Ireland that she isn't a threat to anybody."
Prosecution is "the real puzzle", according to Callimachi, who pointed out that there is a presumption of innocence in the justice systems of Western liberal democracies.
That presumption of innocence and the legal proof that prosecutors need to bring to be able to charge somebody with terrorism is quite high in many of these countries.
What we believe is happening is that countries like Canada are afraid that if these people are brought back home to Canadian soil or to the UK or to other nations in Europe that they simply will not succeed in being able to prosecute them.
Let's face it, that is an unpleasant scenario. The thought that these people who we know joined this deadly terrorist organisation, that they could come back to our countries and essentially walk free. That would be a disastrous scenario for any politician, especially if there's even one attack by one of these people.
She said what is "shocking", is that Western countries had almost five years to plan for this moment but have left it until "the last little pocket of land is about to fall".
The European Commission's Radicalisation Awareness Network is focused on resocialisation and rehabilitation, even if someone has been prosecuted and is in prison.
It recommends that there is investment in resocialisation while returnees are still in detention to decrease their risk of recidivism to violent extremism.
It also suggests that member states consider complementing criminal justice policies with resocialisation efforts for returnees where prosecution is not an option due to a lack of evidence.
Acknowledge that the reintegration of mothers who have succeeded in returning with small children is heavily dependent upon their fear of losing their children due to child protection measures. Therefore, consider cooperation with reintegration to be a precondition for custody.
Member states are also advised to consider whether they should provide education, employment and housing to help foster rehabilitation.
Mental health practitioners should be involved in screening and treatment if needed. And it should be acknowledged that while returnees might be the perpetrators of violence, they may also be victims of rape, beatings and torture.
'The practicalities of deradicalisation'
Deradicalisation will be an important part of this process and Shaykh Dr Umar Al-Qadri, chair of the Irish Muslim Peace and Integration Council, told TheJournal.ie he is concerned that Ireland does not have the necessary legislation or systems in place now.
"It's important that they contact people like myself who can assist in deradicalisation. Religious leaders need to be part of the solution and the government hasn't contacted me yet. I don't think they even have the vision to contact those who can provide a counter narrative to those who are radicalised.
It is possible because we don't have the legislation here that she may be ultimately free because of a lack of evidence. The government on the one hand is saying she has a right to come back but they do not mention the practicalities and the importance of deradicalisation.
Dr Al-Qadri said he twice met with individuals who expressed a desire to join Islamic State at a time when it was starting to gain attention but was "not known for the atrocities we know of now".
"I spoke to these individuals about how it was a wrong and extreme narrative that has no place in Islam, and that it was a contradiction.
"It did work and I believe it is possible to deradicalise people like Lisa provided there is regret and an acknowledgement they were wrong. There is a chance."
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Fear in the Night begins with a little floating dot of light dancing around the screen. It's a will o' the wisp that flits here and there before it morphs into the title and an odd, pulsating background pattern that is abstract, but vaguely obscene. The background music by Rudy Schrager is high-pitched and eerie.
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At first, all I could see was this face coming toward me, then I saw the room. A queer, mirrored room. And somehow, I was inside it. There was danger there. I knew that. I wanted to turn and run, but I couldn't. It seemed as if my brain was handcuffed, and I had to do what I'd come to do.
Vince dreams that he stabs a man (Michael Harvey) in the heart with a steel bore. The man resists, and chokes Vince. One of the buttons on the man's jacket pops off. The beautiful woman with upswept hair watches and silently screams, then Vince hides the body in one of the closets in the strange octagonal room full of mirrors. He locks the closet and puts the little key in his pocket. He wakes up from his vivid dream. He is relieved, but then he sees in his bathroom mirror that he has thumbprints in his neck. He looks down and sees a spot of blood on his wrist. He reaches in his pocket and pulls out a key and a button.
Distraught, Vince calls in sick to work. He's a bank teller, and his pretty co-worker Betty Winters (Kay Scott) is happy to take over his window for the day, but she clearly has feelings for Vince, and is worried when she calls his room and no one answers.
Vince walks the streets alone, eager to be in the sunshine, afraid of the shadows and the coming night. He goes to see his brother-in-law, Cliff Herlihy (Paul Kelly), who just happens to be a police detective. Cliff tells Vince that his mind is playing tricks on him — selling him a phony bill of goods — and not to say anything about this to his sister, Lil (Ann Doran), since she's expecting a baby and high-strung enough already, but Vince insists on following the leads from his dream. He takes out a newspaper ad that says "WANTED—I am interested in buying or leasing a house with an octagonal mirrored-paneled room or alcove. Location, size secondary, provided has this one essential, desired for reason of sentiment. Phone Grayson, FE-7648."
Nothing pans out until Vince and Betty go on a picnic with Lil and Cliff. Caught in the rain, they take refuge in a large, unoccupied house. Guess what Vince finds upstairs when he starts poking around? You guessed it … an octagonal mirrored room, the same one he dreamed about.
In a nice bit of realism, as soon as it becomes clear that a murder actually was committed, Cliff jumps to the conclusion that Vince has been stringing him along the whole time with a crazy story so he'll be able to plead insanity when the case goes to trial.
Fear in the Night was the first film that screenwriter Maxwell Shane directed. He also wrote the screenplay, which was based on the story "Nightmare" by Cornell Woolrich (originally published under his "William Irish" pen name). If you've seen Roy William Neill's Black Angel (1946), which was based on a novel by William Irish/Cornell Woolrich, you'll noticed a few similarities to Fear in the Night. Blackouts and murders possibly committed in hypnagogic states were frequent occurrences in Woolrich's fiction, which is unsurprising once you know that Woolrich was an alcoholic shut-in.
Fear in the Night was DeForest Kelley's first role in a feature film. If you've ever seen an episode of Star Trek, it will be impossible to look at him in this film and not constantly see Dr. "Bones" McCoy and all of his trademark twitches and catchphrases. Even though Kelley was only 26 or 27 when he made Fear in the Night, he doesn't look that different than he would in the '60s.
If you can get over that, though, Fear in the Night is a twisty and involving noir with some remarkable subjective camerawork. The bits of straight drama are filmed in a flat, conventional style, but all of the dream stuff (of which there's plenty) is really effective. I've seen numerous other films that the cinematographer, Jack Greenhalgh, worked on, and up until now they've all been flat, uninteresting P.R.C. westerns, horror films, and mysteries. Fear in the Night really lets him shine, and there are all kinds of wonderful cinematographic flourishes, such as images that shatter into pieces and then are reassembled, scenes that flutter in and out of focus, and even a freeze frame of Kelley's face while a murder plays out across his empty eyeballs.
The plot is a little wacky, and the solution to the mystery involves some willing suspension of disbelief on the part of the viewer, but no noir fan will be able to resist the central conceit of the film, which is summed up nicely by Vince when he says, "I've got an honest man's conscience in a murderer's body."
Posted in 1947, April 1947 and tagged Ann Doran, Charles Victor, Cornell Woolrich, DeForest Kelley, Fear in the Night, Film Noir, Howard A. Smith, Jack Greenhalgh, Janet Warren, Jeff York, John Harmon, Kay Scott, L.B. Merman, Maxwell Shane, Michael Harvey, Mystery, Paramount Pictures, Paul Kelly, Pine-Thomas Productions, Richard Keene, Robert Emmett Keane, Rudy Schrager, William C. Thomas, William H. Pine. Bookmark the permalink.
They Made Me a Killer (May 3, 1946)
Posted on June 21, 2010 by Adam Lounsbery
Incompetent director William C. Thomas's They Made Me a Killer is based on a screenplay by competent writer Daniel Mainwaring, who was working under the name "Geoffrey Homes." Mainwaring was a prolific screenwriter whose most famous contribution to film noir is his script for Out of the Past (1947), which was based on his novel Build My Gallows High (both were written under his Homes pseudonym).
The script for They Made Me a Killer isn't the problem. In the hands of a talented director and a better cast of actors, it could have been a crisp little thriller. There's a decent amount of complexity in its familiar tale of an innocent man on the run, and the dialogue is snappy. Unfortunately it's all handled so poorly that the protagonist's flexible ethics end up seeming more like sloppy storytelling than anything else, and all the clever lines are delivered in too ham-handed a fashion to make much of an impact.
Produced by William H. Pine, They Made Me a Killer was released by Pine-Thomas Productions, the B unit of Paramount Pictures. It's normal for low-budget productions to cut corners, but this picture has some of the most egregious examples of cost-cutting I've ever seen. Thomas employs rear projection frequently, and not just for scenes shot in cars, which is when the technique was most commonly used. There are numerous shots in They Made Me a Killer of people standing on a street corner in which everything behind them is clearly rear projected. In one scene, two actors stand in front of a rear-projected house, then one of them turns to walk toward it. The scene immediately cuts to a shot of her ringing the doorbell, standing in front of a door that doesn't look as though it matches the house we saw in the establishing shot. There are certainly less noticeable and more artful ways to keep a picture under budget.
When They Made Me a Killer begins, Tom Durling (Robert Lowery) is leaving Chicago. His brother was killed there, and he has no desire to stay. He's leaving his job as an auto mechanic, and heading for San Francisco. Once in California, he stops at an intersection. San Francisco is 248 miles away, and Santa Marta, "The Pearl of the Valley," is just five miles away. He heads for Santa Marta, hoping to sell his souped-up jalopy, which he has modified to achieve speeds of up to 120 miles per hour.
He's approached by a potential buyer named Betty Ford (Lola Lane), who tells Durling that she wants her boyfriend to buy the car for her for her birthday. Agreeing to meet her boyfriend the next day to close the deal, he ends up parked outside the Santa Marta Trust and Savings Bank the next morning with Betty exhorting him not to move, even to drive around the block to avoid a parking ticket, while Jack Conley (Edmund MacDonald) and Frank Conley (James Bush) are inside, making a very large withdrawal.
When he had initially shown her what his blocky hot rod could do, Durling had told Betty, "All I wanna do in this town is leave it." He'll get his wish, but he'll get it the hard way.
He's not the only one. Caught in the crossfire is a hapless little punk named Steve Reynolds (Byron Barr), a bank clerk at the Santa Marta Trust and Savings Bank who's hanging around the getaway car because he has the hots for Betty.
Betty and the Conley brothers make off with $100,000, but Durling drives them into a ditch. He's knocked unconscious, the robbers flee, and he's left to take the rap.
He hangs his hopes for freedom on young Steve Reynolds, who lies in the hospital dying from a bullet wound. Steve's sister June (Barbara Britton) comes to visit him in the hospital. She and Durling are immediately attracted to each other, and she reluctantly becomes his ally as they race to prove his innocence, and Steve's.
All of this probably sounds better on paper than it plays out on screen. The acting is bargain basement and the direction is maladroit, turning what could have been an entertaining one-hour programmer into a forgettable snoozer.
Posted in 1946, May 1946 and tagged Alexander Laszlo, Barbara Britton, Byron Barr, Daniel Mainwaring, Dorothy Vaughan, Edmund MacDonald, Edward Earle, Elisabeth Risdon, Film Noir, Frank Albertson, Fred Jackman Jr., Harry Hayden, Henry Adams, James Bush, John Harmon, Kae Salkow, Lola Lane, Metropolis Productions, Owen Francis, Paramount Pictures, Paul Harvey, Pine-Thomas Productions, Ralph Sanford, Robert Lowery, They Made Me a Killer, Victor Potel, Will Wright, William C. Thomas, William H. Pine, Winston Miller. Bookmark the permalink.
Midnight Manhunt (July 27, 1945)
Posted on October 8, 2009 by Adam Lounsbery
Ann Savage and William Gargan play competing newspaper reporters in this mercifully brief bottom-of-the-bill B mystery from Pine-Thomas Productions. Distributed by Paramount Pictures, Midnight Manhunt has the look and feel of a P.R.C. cheapie, right down to its minimal sets and poorly handled mixture of comedy and suspense.
The film begins promisingly, with the great George Zucco (playing a hitman named Jelke) shooting a man in a hotel room, then taking a cool quarter of a million in diamonds from the corpse's inside jacket pocket. It's a great sequence; wordless and thick with atmosphere (although the lack of any sound when Zucco fires his revolver is strange). Unfortunately, Zucco doesn't show up again for awhile, and the film quickly settles into a series of shenanigans at a wax museum where Leo Gorcey works the night shift. Gorcey's character and trademark malapropisms will both be familiar to anyone who saw him in any of the innumerable Dead End Kids/East Side Kids/Bowery Boys movies he appeared in. When the feisty girl reporter (Savage) who lives on the second floor of the wax museum discovers the body of the dead man, she recognizes him as an infamous gangster who had disappeared years earlier. Wanting the scoop for herself, she hides the body by setting it up in one of the wax museum's displays. Gargan plays her ex-boyfriend and rival reporter. A lot transpires in the film's short running time (an hour and four minutes), but none of it adds up to much. Savage and Gargan have good chemistry, and I would have rather the film just focused on their characters. Zucco is also good, but he doesn't get much screen time.
Midnight Manhunt isn't a terrible film, but it's all over the place. It's also really stagy and a lot of the humor is dated. If, however, lines like "I think he's havin' optical delusions" and "I figgered it out through a process of mental reduction" give you a chuckle, then it's probably worth a look.
Posted in 1945, July 1945 and tagged Alexander Laszlo, Ann Savage, Charles Halton, Comedy, David Lang, Don Beddoe, Fred Jackman Jr., George E. Stone, George Zucco, Henry Adams, Leo Gorcey, Maxwell Shane, Midnight Manhunt, Mystery, Paramount Pictures, Paul Hurst, Pine-Thomas Productions, William C. Thomas, William Gargan, William H. Pine. Bookmark the permalink.
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5 things for December 13: Doug Jones, Trump tweet, North Korea, New York blast, China
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The ruby red state of Alabama turned blue, at least for one night. Doug Jones stunned the political world, beating Republican Roy Moore in a special election to become the first Democrat in a generation to be elected to the Senate from the state. Moore wouldn't concede the narrow loss and demanded a recount, but Alabama's secretary of state said a change is highly unlikely.
The result is an absolute game changer for Republicans and President Trump. Most of the GOP has cast a blind eye to the controversies swirling around the Trump presidency so far, but the party can't ignore a safe seat in a red state falling to Dems, especially with the midterms coming up next year. Trump, who gave Moore his full endorsement, will share the blame for this loss, and many Republicans fear the President will be an even bigger drag on them in 2018.
Hillary Clinton reacts to Doug Jones' victory
Besides the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore, race may have played a bigger role than many expected. Jones needed Obama-era turnout from black voters, and he got it. Blacks made up almost 30% of the electorate this time, surpassing the record African-American turnout when Barack Obama was on the ballot. These voters clearly had strong reaction to Moore's many dubious comments on race, like when he said America's families were stronger when there was slavery. Jones, who in 2002 was lead prosecutor against Ku Klux Klan members responsible for the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in 1963, also gave blacks — and many whites — something to vote for.
Democrats are now more energized than they've been in the Trump era. But all those Dems hopeful that Jones will be in Washington next week to vote against the GOP tax bill, slow your roll. Alabama still has to certify the results, which could take a couple weeks, meaning Jones likely won't take the oath of office until after the new year.
Democratic win changes Senate, impacts Trump
2. Trump tweet
Trump and Twitter usually equals trouble. And that's exactly what happened after the President sent out a suggestive tweet attacking New York Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand. She'd called for him to resign over the sexual harassment and assault claims against him. Trump responded by calling her a "lightweight" and saying she used to come to his business office willing to "do anything" for campaign contributions. Wow, just wow.
Gillibrand said Trump was just trying to silence her, and it won't work. Many Democratic senators, like Elizabeth Warren, came to her defense, saying the President was trying to "slut-shame" her. The White House said your mind would have to be in the gutter to think the President's comments were sexual in nature. (Um, OK.) But the biggest burn on this came from the normally tame editorial board of USA Today, which said Trump's tweet indicates the President is "not fit to clean the toilets in the Barack Obama Presidential Library."
How Sen. Gillibrand became a top Trump critic
3. North Korea
The United States is willing to talk to North Korea without the regime first getting rid of its nukes, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said. That's a huge change to the Trump administration's stance. Tillerson said it's not realistic to demand the North dump its weapons program because "they have too much invested in it." And Tillerson says Trump is on board with this line of thinking. It's not clear if this change will bring the North Koreans to the negotiating table.
Tillerson: US ready to talk to North Korea
4. New York blast
The man who police say set off a homemade bomb in a busy pedestrian subway tunnel in the heart of New York now faces several federal and state terrorism charges. Akayed Ullah also taunted President Trump on social media before the blast, which injured five, saying, "Trump you failed to protect your nation," according to a criminal complaint. Ullah's wife, who stayed in his native Bangladesh and who spoke to him a half hour before the blast, told police she didn't know anything about what her husband may have been planning.
Explosion at Port Authority Bus Terminal
The Chinese government reportedly is collecting the DNA samples, fingerprints, eye scans and blood types of millions of people in its far-west Xinjiang territory. Why? Xinjiang is the only Chinese territory other than Tibet that's not majority-ethnic Han Chinese, and it's been under heavy government control and surveillance for a long time. Human rights observers call the mass collection of biodata "a gross violation."
Uyghur scholar on trial for 'separatism'
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If you've ever needed more storage space on your iPhone, you might have noticed that the Messages app file is quite large and wondered how to delete messages on your iPhone. The next problem you might have is learning how to recover deleted text messages after you overzealously delete texts you meant to save while trying to free up room! Fortunately, there are methods to recover deleted text messages, so you can officially breathe again. There are actually a few different ways to recover deleted texts on your iPhone. We'll go over how to retrieve deleted messages from iCloud backup or iCloud.com, as well as a few other tips and tricks for getting back those important iPhone text messages. Let's get started learning a few quick and easy ways to recover deleted texts on your iPhone today.
iCloud backups are a great way to recover deleted text messages from an iPhone. If you have ever backed up your iPhone to iCloud, you should be able to use this method to get back your deleted text messages. If you're not already, you should be doing regular iCloud backups. It's a good idea for saving ALL of your important stuff, not just messages that might potentially get deleted.
At the top under your name you'll see Apple ID, iCloud, iTunes & App Store; click that arrow.
Now check to see if the time of your last backup was before or after you deleted the texts you want back.
If the iCloud backup predates the deletion of your text messages, you're in luck. Now you'll need to erase your iPhone and restore it with the backup pre-dating your accidental text deletion.
In the confirmation menu that pops up, choose the second option: Erase Now and make sure not to choose Backup Then Erase or you will lose the previous backup and won't be able to recover the deleted text messages!
Proceed to "Choose backup," then choose from a list of available backups in iCloud. There may be even older backups to choose from besides the one you verified before starting. Choose the most recent one that predates the deletion of the text messages. Keep in mind that the older the backup, the more likely it is that it will not contain other important data that you've added to your iPhone since that backup was made.
If the previous method of recovering deleted text messages didn't work, don't worry; there is another means to your end, namely iTunes. Similar to recovering from a backup on iCloud, you should be able to access any saved messages via iTunes, as long as you have been doing regular backups to your computer. This is why it is recommended to periodically back up your iPhone to iTunes even if you have automatic iCloud backups enabled. Follow these simple steps to try to recover deleted texts.
It is possible that you have disabled this feature of the PC / Mac syncing process, so if you don't have access to your text messages here that could be why. You may want to update these settings so that going forward it is easier to recover deleted text messages on your iPhone.
To get back the data backed up from your iPhone, including your deleted text messages, you will need to click "Restore Backup." If this option is grayed out, you may need to change your backup preferences from iCloud to Computer. You can always change this back after you have restored your iPhone.
In some instances you can recover deleted text messages by contacting your cellular service provider. They occasionally will have access to a backup if it has not yet been overwritten or updated. If you are in a bind and really need messages back I would recommend you contact them before trying to use a third-party app or some other drastic measure.
When you call, you will need to ask for technical support and then ask to speak to a representative as there probably won't be accurate menu prompts to take you to the right department. Remember, when dealing with customer service representatives you will want to be polite and reasonable. They may not be able to help you, but they will be more likely to try if you are pleasant and appreciative of their efforts!
This is a last resort for retrieving deleted text messages on your iPhone and it's NOT the first choice I would use. There are some third-party apps out there that will help you recover deleted files and text messages from your iPhone, but they can be sketchy.
Personally, I would hesitate to use any of these apps to recover deleted text messages. But if you are really in a bind there are a few that have some good reviews and popularity online. PhoneRescue by iMobie has a platform for both iPhone and Android devices, Tenorshare iPhone Data Recovery has a paid version and a free trial, and WonderShare Dr.Fone for iOS also has a free trial and a paid version available online. There are no guarantees, and you are opening yourself up to the mercy of these apps and their creators; so even trusted sources online should be carefully considered before you jump right in out of desperation.


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Tag: Muxe
Q&A: Nelson Morales' very personal look at Mexico's third gender
Nelson Morales was seven years old when he saw a Muxe for the first time. Seeing an individual he didn't identify as a woman proudly wearing a tiny swimsuit, fluffy feather boa and glistening sequins at a local festival, he was "shocked", he says.
But Morales was growing up in the city of Oaxaca, central Mexico, where the Muxes are regarded as a third gender – assigned male at birth but interested in codes of dress and behaviour associated with femininity, often from a young age. Asked to photograph the Muxes community, Morales soon found himself liberated by them.
He continued to photograph the Muxes – and himself – for eight years, hoping to capture the complexity of their lives and to confront his own identity as he joined their community. His book, Musas Muxes, is published by Mexican collective Inframundo.
In the city of Oaxaca, the Muxes are regarded as a third gender. They are assigned male at birth, but from a young age they dress and behave in ways associated with the female gender.
One day, Morales was asked by a friend to photograph this gender-fluid community, and soon he found himself liberated by them. Over eight years he photographed them, and himself, hoping to capture the complexity of the Muxes lives, while confronting his own identity in the sensual and challenging space of the Muxes.
Photobook, Portraiture, Q&A
Marigold Warner 18 December 2018


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Douglas sweeps past North Valleys
Jessa Gansberg puts down a block on Wednesday night for the Douglas Tigers.
Katie McCullough and Ariah Barth combined to put down 25 kills on Wednesday night as the Douglas High volleyball team took a step toward what hopefully will be a strong finish to its regular season with a straight set victory at home against North Valleys.
Douglas (2-11 Sierra League, 18-14 overall) cruised past North Valleys (1-12 High Desert League) in the cross-over match by scores of: 25-13, 25-18, 25-12.
McCullough had 13 kills and Barth 12 to lead the Tigers at the net. Shelby Van Winkle narrowly missed a triple-double as the senior was credited 11 service points, including 5 aces, to go with 15 assists and 9 digs.
The Tigers, who hosted Sierra League-leading Bishop Manogue on Thursday (results were unavailable at press time), wrap up their regular season schedule next week when they play on Tuesday against Damonte Ranch and Thursday at home against arch rival Carson.
Douglas was coming off a 3-0 loss on Tuesday at McQueen (10-3) in a cross-over match. McQueen, the High Desert League's second-place team, won by game scores of 25-16, 25-17, 25-21.
Sophomore Aubrey Caires had a big performance at the service line with 16 points, including 12 aces, as Douglas defeated North Valleys 2-1.
Johnnie Saletti also had 13 service points, while Emma Sperry and Caires handed out 11 and 8 assists respectively.
Douglas absorbed its first loss of the season the day before, dropping a 2-0 decision to McQueen. The game scores were 25-14, 25-22.
The JV Tigers are now 19-1 overall for the season.
The JV and frosh teams travel to Sacramento on Saturday to compete in the Carmichael Tournament of Champions at Jackson's Sports Academy.
Douglas (14-6) defeated North Valleys 2-1.
Hanna Grisell had 19 assists and 10 service points as the Tigers won by game scores of 25-20, 20-25, 16-14.
The frosh team was coming off a 2-0 loss the day before at McQueen 2-0. The game scores were 25-18, 25-11.


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West Point hosts Transform the Rock: the 57th Annual Memorial Celebration to commemorate World War I: Buffalo Soldiers Beyond American Borders on September 2. A wreath-laying ceremony begins at 12pm at Buffalo Soldiers Field and is open to the public. The memorial banquet runs 2-6pm in Eisenhower Hall and attendees must purchase tickets.


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var request = require('supertest');
var app = require('../../../app');
var Post = require('../../../server/models/Post');

var _postName = 'route-test-post';
var _postId;

describe('Post Route Tests', function() {
    beforeEach(function(done) {
        request(app)
            .post('/api/posts/addPost')
            .send({
                postName: _postName,
                postType: 'content'
            })
            .expect(200)
            .expect(function(result) {
                _postId = result.body._id;
            })
            .end(done);
    });

    afterEach(function(done) {
        request(app)
            .post('/api/posts/deletePost')
            .send({
                postId: _postId
            })
            .expect(200)
            .end(done);
    });

    it('should get posts', function(done) {
        request(app)
            .get('/api/posts/')
            .expect(200)
            .expect(function(result) {
                var body = result.body;
                if (body.length > 0) {
                    return true;
                } else {
                    throw new Error('Could not fetch views');
                }
            })
            .end(done);
    });

    it('should get post categories', function(done) {
        Post.postPost(_postId, 'test', 'test').then(function() {
            request(app)
                .get('/api/posts/categories')
                .expect(200)
                .expect(function(result) {
                    var body = result.body;
                    if (body.length > 0) {
                        return true;
                    } else {
                        throw new Error('Could not fetch views');
                    }
                })
                .end(done);
        });
    });

    it('should get created post', function(done) {
        request(app)
            .get('/api/posts/' + _postId)
            .expect(200)
            .expect(function(result) {
                var body = result.body;
                if (body._id === _postId) {
                    return true;
                } else {
                    throw new Error('Could not fetch views');
                }
            })
            .end(done);
    });

    it('should modify blog post post', function(done) {
        request(app)
            .post('/api/posts/')
            .send({
                postId: _postId,
                numPosts: 15,
                displayTitles: true,
                displayedCategories: 'test'
            })
            .expect(200)
            .end(done);
    });

    it('should modify content post post', function(done) {
        request(app)
            .post('/api/posts/')
            .send({
                postId: _postId,
                postContent: 'content'
            })
            .expect(200)
            .end(done);
    });
});


Tibet leaves a lasting impression on its visitors. I'm almost sure this has to do with its captivating atmosphere. An atmosphere that can only accurately be described as spiritual. The atmosphere in Tibet wields you in, demands that you be present and engages you. Fully evoking your senses.
An atmosphere of prayerfulness floats across the city through the day. Men and women walk in serene quietness. In habitual meditation.
In 2016 I was one of four Africans selected to attend the first master's programme in China Studies at the prestigious Yenching Academy of Peking University. My reflections on a year of new experiences and lasting impressions. Alice Fang and Sihle Nontshokweni at Sichuan Opera.
Tibet held a light to it. A magical light that evoked and captivated my senses. I know I may sound like I am exaggerating but give me a second..
Once in a while as people, we see or touch or sense things or people or places that are so different to our known knowns. These things or people or places have a spark and newness that awakens us, it almost feels magical. In May, I traveled to Tibet-I touched and felt a sort of magic whilst prancing the streets of Lhasa and Shigatse in Tibet.
In this post, I simply wanted to stuff your eyes with the wonder of Tibet's magic. Her charitable views: white blue clouds. Her vibrant oranges, reds, crimsons seen in fluttering prayer flags across alleyways. The charming and heartwarming faces of Tibetan children and elders. Her dreamy images, beautiful, blue glamouring night skies. I hope you enjoy the magical moments that I experienced through this apple crunch.


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Achieving flawlessly functional and attractive kitchen and bath design in Lacombe, LA requires a professional who specializes in these spaces. Not only do these rooms see the most action of the house, but they require the most planning and attention to detail. When designing them, a bath and kitchen designer must keep a strong focus on the homeowner's wants and needs while also considering things like potential resale value. Read the tips below to learn how to choose the perfect Lacombe kitchen and bathroom design professional for your home project.
A kitchen and bath design professional in Lacombe, LA knows to take all of these crucial points into consideration and can help plan the layout, materials and overall look and feel of either of these rooms in your home.
Before you talk to bath and kitchen designers in Lacombe, LA, consider how you will use the room. For your bathroom, is it necessary to have a bathtub for bathing kids or pets, or would a shower suffice? Perhaps all you need is a half bath for downstairs or a smaller guest bath for occasional use. Similarly, for kitchen renovations consider your cooking habits. Do you eat out every night but need a space to entertain in? If so, a smaller kitchen might be fine for you, with a space devoted to wine storage or a bar, whereas others might prefer a bigger stove or extra cabinets. When interviewing Lacombe kitchen and bath designers, make sure to share these habits so they can best fit the room to suit your needs.
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Join us on the evening of Friday, June 2nd for the second annual American Knife and Tool Institute (AKTI) live auction and fundraiser.
AKTI does a lot for our industry and the knife community at large, and their work and advocacy has a huge impact on the way that we make our living, especially when it comes to their role in educating lawmakers and influencing legislation. Their mission is to ensure that Americans will always be able to own, carry, and use knives. Obviously, that's something that near and dear to our hearts (and I'm sure yours as well).
Kwaiken Flipper. CPM154 blade. Green canvas micarta scales with bronze bolsters. M69. CPM154 blade. Titanium frame with green canvas micarta inlays and bronze pivot rings. Photo: Burnley Knives.
This year, Luc has donated an inlaid M69 and a Liner Lock Kwaiken to the live auction event, and 100% of proceeds will go to AKTI to help fund their legislative and education efforts. If you're looking to buy a custom piece (and hang out with Luc and other top makers), this is a really great opportunity away from the madness of the show floor!
Tickets are on sale now ($50) and your entry to the event includes hor d'oeuvres and a drink ticket. Plus, individuals who purchase a ticket to attend the event will be given an Ambassador individual membership in AKTI.


Bonus - optional bathtub prop for some splashy fun after the cake smash!
For the Full First Birthday Session there are two outfits allowed: A cute first birthday outfit, and the cake smash outfit. The first half of the session will be traditional first birthday portraits. Then you'll take a few minutes to change your baby into their cake smash outfit.
Let your baby have cake at least a couple of times before the cake smash session. This way they will be familiar with cake enough to move past the exploration phase and they can get excited about it like the rest of us! Feeding them cake ahead of time also helps determine if your baby has any allergies or sensitivity to the icing or food coloring. But believe it or not, many babies think the texture of the icing feels weird. Some babies don't like it at all and get upset when it won't easily wipe off, and some babies are very interested in it and examine it very seriously.
It is great to incorporate some decorations from the first birthday party (such as a crafty banner). A DIY banner is usually a PERFECT look to dress up a cake smash. I can also provide coordinating balloons upon request.
What if the baby gets messy? Your baby will definitely need a bath after, and you might also! Plan to bring a towel to wipe baby off, as well as some wipes. I should have paper towels and wipes on hand as well, and there is a bathroom across the hall from my studio with a sink.
Most babies simply wear a diaper cover (I have several ruffled covers for girls available to borrow), a tutu or cloth diaper (I have many colors) for the cake smash. Some parents prefer to do the cake smash with the baby fully clothed instead of in a diaper, and this is totally fine with me. Just be aware that the clothes and diaper cover MAY be ruined by the icing coloring. (which is why I don't provide fancy clothing!). It's important to coordinate with me once you've chosen your cake smash outfit so I can plan the backdrop set colors, and you can coordinate icing on your cake smash cake.
Have some puffs, Cheerios or your baby's favorite dry finger food on hand to stuff into the cake in case they need help being a little more interested in it.
Also have a sippy cup within arms reach in case your baby gets thirsty. It's fine if your baby needs a little break.
It's up to you to order and pick up your child's smash cake. As a former cake decorator (for 12 years), I learned the importance of knowing exactly what you are giving your baby for allergy reasons. I can help you come up with a cake design if you'd like!
Please avoid ordering chocolate cake (it's very messy and distracting in the photos) and please avoid fondant decorations (this can pose as a choking hazard).
Feel free to buy a candle, or custom cake topper (etsy!) that we can use for the first portion of the cake smash, and remove when things get messy.
Need some inspiration? Check out my Pinterest board!
*Prices are subject to change at any time. A booked session has locked in prices and any changes do not apply. Both a contract and retainer are due to reserve your session date/time. Remaining session fee is due at the time of the session. Price includes the digital files included in the package (available by digital download - additional edited images may be available for purchase), time spent on location, editing of images, an online purchasing gallery (available for 2 weeks), and rights to the digital images. An additional fee is due to reactivate a gallery once it expires. Any rescheduling will be done based on availability. I maintain the right to reschedule if needed due to weather, illness, emergency, etc.


Increasing Living Space In Dullingham.
There's people who want to add a space to connect them to the garden and then there's those who want to completely transform the way they live. When this Dullingham family visited our show site at the Scotsdales Garden Centre, they were looking to create a space that would allow them to live a more outdoor lifestyle despite the unpredictable English weather.
After a visit to their Dullingham home and having discussed all the options, we designed a two part extension that spanned almost the entire width of the back of the house. Approximately two thirds of the new space was built as a solid zinc roofed garden room and the other third was built as a veranda with a glass roof. By choosing this clever configuration, the family are able to enjoy the best of both worlds.
The front of the lean-to garden room is spanned by a large structurally engineered beam supported on end posts to carry the roof load. This allows all three walls of the garden room to be opened completely by way of folding doors. On the front face there are two sets of three doors which fold away to each side giving unobstructed views and access to the garden. Each of the side faces have one set of three doors each which fold away towards the main building. When all the walls are folded back, the garden room and veranda become one wonderful open space more than doubling the original living spaces of the home.
The owners have furnished their garden room and veranda in a way that allows them versatility of use. The can dine, relax, watch television and entertain no matter the weather that Dullingham decides to turn on. This extension has delivered exactly what the owners were looking for and has transformed the way they live in their home. They love it and so do we!


Children's Mass in Milltown Church at 5.30pm.
Allen Church at 7.30pm (followed by Prayer around the Cross).
Milltown Church – 8pm – Prayer around the Cross.
Confessions will be heard after each of these three ceremonies on Good Friday.
In Allen Church at 8pm.
Each Friday night in Allenwood Church after 7.30pm Mass.


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Sports Football: The Mighty Quinn
By Kevin Whitaker '13
Photo: Beverly Schaefer
Last year, quarterback Quinn Epperly '15's statistics were nothing short of eye-popping. En route to being named the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year, he tied a program record with 25 passing touchdowns and nearly matched another with 18 rushing scores. A deeper look at the 2013 season shows those stats did not lie — Epperly truly was the key to Princeton's offensive prowess.
Only one team in the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) averaged more points per game in 2013 than the Tigers' 43.7; even after adjusting for the fast pace of its no-huddle offense (which leads to more possessions for each team), Princeton was 11th in points per drive. But while every other top-scoring team also ranked highly in yards per play, the Tigers were just slightly above average in that category. Instead, their offense was exceptional because it excelled at avoiding turnovers and scoring when it reached the red zone, the final 20 yards before the goal line. Epperly was crucial in both of those categories.
Epperly solidified his reputation as an accurate thrower when he completed an NCAA-record 29 consecutive passes against Cornell last November. By that point, the southpaw was deep into a nearly mistake-free season: Only three of his 306 attempts were intercepted, the lowest rate among FCS quarterbacks. (The ball was as secure in Epperly's hands as it was in the air; Princeton's leading rusher lost just one fumble all year.) The Tigers committed the nation's fourth-fewest turnovers per play, allowing them to sustain long drives.
Of course, long drives don't always lead to points. In 2011, when Epperly was a sparingly used rookie, the Tigers learned that lesson the hard way. They converted just one-third of their red-zone possessions into touchdowns, tied for worst in the nation. But Princeton was almost automatic in the final fifth of the field last season, scoring a touchdown 76 percent of the time — eighth-best nationally and a big factor in its two-year rise from 1–9 to 8–2.
Not coincidentally, that was where Princeton relied most heavily on Epperly, a prototypical goal-line quarterback with the size to power through linemen and the touch to throw into tight spaces. Inside the red zone, 64 percent of the Tigers' plays involved him as a passer or rusher — compared to 43 percent in all other situations — and 81 percent of their red-zone touchdowns were thrown or scored by Epperly.
With much of last year's core returning, Princeton's strategy will likely be familiar — move the chains and avoid mistakes. If Epperly repeats his passing consistency and red-zone efficiency as a senior, the Tigers' offense again should be one of the nation's best.
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Literature's Glass Ceiling
Why Jennifer Weiner '91 has taken on the writing establishment


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class Human
{
public:
    std::string name;
    std::string sex;
    std::string colorofhair;
    std::string colorofskin;
    int age;
    int weight;
    int heigth;
};

int main()
{
    setlocale(LC_ALL, "ru");

    Human firstHuman;

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    firstHuman.age = 21;
    firstHuman.sex = "Мужчина";
    firstHuman.colorofhair = "Чёрный";
    firstHuman.colorofskin = "Белый";
    firstHuman.weight = 67;
    firstHuman.heigth = 185;

    while (true)
    {
        std::string value;
        std::cout << "Введите свойство, которое вы хотите узнать?: ";
        std::cin >> value;

        if (value == "Имя")
        {
            std::cout << "Имя человека: " << firstHuman.name << std::endl;
        }
        else if (value == "Вес")
        {
            std::cout << "Возраст человека: " << firstHuman.age << std::endl;
        }
        else if (value == "Пол")
        {
            std::cout << "Пол человека: " << firstHuman.sex << std::endl;
        }
        else if (value == "Цвет волос")
        {
            std::cout << "Цвет волос человека: " << firstHuman.colorofhair << std::endl;
        }
        else if (value == "Цвет кожи")
        {
            std::cout << "Цвет кожи человека: " << firstHuman.colorofhair << std::endl;
        }
        else if (value == "Вес")
        {
            std::cout << "Вес человека: " << firstHuman.weight << std::endl;
        }
        else if (value == "Рост")
        {
            std::cout << "Рост человека: " << firstHuman.height << std::endl;
        }
        else
        {
            std::cout << "К сожалению такого свойства у этого человека нет." << std::endl;
        }

    }
}

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