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FBI arrests 7 in Amish haircut attacks in US
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MILLERSBURG, Ohio — The leader of a breakaway Amish group allowed the beatings of those who disobeyed him, made some members sleep in a chicken coop and had sexual relations with married women to "cleanse them," federal authorities said as they charged him and six others with hate crimes in hair-cutting attacks against other Amish.
Authorities raided the group's compound in eastern Ohio on Wednesday morning and arrested seven men, including group leader Sam Mullet and three of his sons.
Several members of the group carried out the attacks in September and October by forcefully cutting the beards and hair of Amish men and women, authorities said. Cutting the hair is a highly offensive act to the Amish, who believe the Bible instructs women to let their hair grow long and men to grow beards and stop shaving once they marry.
The attacks struck at the core of the Amish identity and tested their principles. They strongly believe that they must be forgiving in order for God to forgive them, which often means handing out their own punishment and not reporting crimes to law enforcement.
The attacks had terrorized Amish communities, Sheriff Fred Abdalla said at a news conference today.
"You've got Amish all over the state of Ohio and Pennsylvania and Indiana that are concerned. We've received hundreds and hundreds of calls from people living in fear," he said. "They are buying Mace, some are sitting with shotguns, getting locks on their doors because of Sam Mullet."
The sheriff added, "Sam Mullet is evil."
Mullet told The Associated Press in October that he didn't order the hair-cutting but didn't stop his sons and others from carrying it out. He said the goal was to send a message to other Amish that they should be ashamed of themselves for the way they were treating Mullet and his community.
"They changed the rulings of our church here, and they're trying to force their way down our throat, make us do like they want us to do, and we're not going to do that," Mullet said.
U.S. Attorney Steven Dettelbach said Wednesday that religious differences should be a matter of theological debate, not disputes "resolved by late night visits to people's homes with weapons and violent attacks." He said he did not know how often hate crimes involve intradenominational disputes.
The seven men were in custody and expected to be arraigned Wednesday in Youngstown. They include Mullet; his sons Johnny, Lester and Daniel; Levi Miller; Eli Miller; and Emanuel Schrock. The charges carry a penalty of up 10 years in prison.
Prosecutor Steve Knowling, who filed state charges against five of the same defendants last month, said he would dismiss those counts and let federal prosecutors take the lead in the case.
In the state case, an Amish bishop and his son said they were held down while men used scissors and a clipper to cut their beards. Similar attacks were under investigation in Amish communities in eastern and northeastern Ohio.
A defense attorney in the state case, Andy Hyde, said Sam Mullet would fight the federal charges. Hyde said he didn't know if he would represent Mullet in federal court.
The seven men were sleeping when the FBI and local police showed up at their homes before dawn Wednesday, Abdalla said. Three men initially refused to come out of their rooms, but all seven were arrested without incident, he said.
The attacks came amid long-simmering tension between Amish bishops and Mullet's group, which he established in 1995.
Abdalla, the sheriff, said he didn't know the specifics of the religious disagreements that prompted Mullet to form his own community. Arlene Miller, the wife of one victim, told the AP last month that several bishops hadn't condoned Mullet's decision to excommunicate several members, saying there was no spiritual justification for his action.
One of Mullet's daughters-in-law and a former brother-in-law told investigators that Mullet controls everything that happens within the community outside Bergholz and that he allowed others to beat members of the group who disobeyed him, according to an affidavit filed in federal court Wednesday.
Mullet punished some by making them sleep in a chicken coop for days and was sexually intimate with married women in the community so that he could "cleanse them of the devil," the two said in the affidavit.
Both said they left the community because they did not want to live under Mullet's control.
Authorities said previously that some Amish refused to press charges, following their practice of avoiding involvement the courts.
Dettelbach alluded to the issue, saying: "It is not the victim's job to decide or to bring charges. I think that's a message I would like people to understand. These charges in this case are the result of our independent determination that crimes occurred."
Stephen Anthony, head of the FBI in northern Ohio, said hate crimes are a priority for the agency.
"The message we'd like to send should be clear that the FBI and all of our law enforcement partners represented here today take civil rights violations very, very seriously," he said.
Ohio has an estimated Amish population of just under 61,000 — second only to Pennsylvania — with most living in rural counties south and east of Cleveland.
They have a modest lifestyle and are deeply religious. Their traditions of traveling by horse and buggy and forgoing most modern conveniences distance themselves from the outside world and symbolize a yielding to a collective order.


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Hi all. Hope you've had nice weekends so far. I'm sorry to be posting these links so late, but I hope they might give you some good reading material as you charge into the work week!
These elegant apples with roasted beet tartare, cashew cheese, and candied walnuts from Ketty of the Luminous Vegans have my name written all over them. So pretty.
Ella's marinated brussels sprout skewers with ginger barley pilaf look perfectly seasonal and simple.
Speaking of seasonal, looking for a seasonal raw dessert? Look no further than Marquis' persimmon cakepie.
If you're maxed out on pumpkin smoothies, but you're still craving an autumnal morning drink, check out Amanda's lovely spiced apple butternut squash smoothie.
Sarah's chili roasted tofu with minted pomegranate relish is beautiful to look at, full of texture, and incredibly nutritious. What a lovely plate of food.
1. Thanksgiving is (amazingly) right around the corner. If this is your first vegan (or plant-centric) holiday and you're feeling a little nervous, check out Cadry's 12 very excellent tips for surviving your first vegan Thanksgiving.
2. This week, as you probably heard, the American Heart Association and American College of Cardiology issued new cholesterol guidelines that have now make many more Americans (millions more) will now be eligible and possibly advised by physicians to start taking statins. Statins, such as Lipitor and Zocor, help to lower cholesterol. They're often very effective in treating heart disease, but the new guidelines are controversial, and many people, including a number of health professionals, believe that reliance on statins may engender a false sense of security in patients (which is dangerous, since statins are not always effective on their own) and take attention away from an emphasis on lifestyle change as a means of preventing and reversing heart disease. I was very interested in this highly skeptical op-ed by two MDs in the New York Times.
3. For coverage of the new guidelines that brings in perspectives from both sides, check out this episode of the Diane Rehm show. While I basically agree that the new guidelines are problematic, I did appreciate hearing the perspective of physicians who note that it's hard for them to educate patients about healthy living in the context of contemporary medical practice. How can physicians initiate conversations about healthy diet and exercise when they're struggling to see huge numbers of patients in woefully limited time? Clearly, this is a systemic problem, and the solutions won't be simple.
4. While we're chatting about health, I really enjoyed this article, via Discover, about prehistoric evidence of cancer. While we tend to think about cancer as only a contemporary scourge (and certainly its prevalence is steeply on the rise) the disease has also been a part of the human condition since, apparently, the Pleistocene era, a million years ago. This is also a point made quite brilliantly by Siddartha Mukherjee in The Emporer of All Maladies–a rebuttal of the notion that cancer is exclusively a modern disease.
5. Nine days ago, my friend Jasmin's beloved grandmother, Sherrey Glickman, passed away. Jasmin and her grandmother were exceptionally close, and part of their bond was the fact that Sherrey had gone vegetarian at the age of eighty-six. She wrote a very touching blog post for Our Hen House called "Never Too Late to Change the World: Why I Became Vegetarian at Age 86." It's very inspiring, and if you're so inclined, I highly recommend it.
And speaking of loss, I wanted to give a special mention to this post, written by my friend Kathy, about the loss of her cat, Nelly. Nellycat was a huge part of Kathy's blog, and her presence, I know, will be missed by all Healthy Happy Life readers. In spite of her devastation, Kathy is still producing beautiful words. My heart goes out to her, and I'm sure that other readers are also sending her love and good thoughts.
So. A somber assembly of reads this week. Tomorrow, back to food, as usual.
I love this segment you do!!
All those recipes look so enticing!
Just wanted to drop a note to say that I ADORE the Weekend Reading posts.
And that I made your hemp protein hummus a few days ago, and it was OUT OF THIS WORLD with crudités! It has been keeping me well-fueled in the midst of NaNoWriMo.
You are, by far, my favorite blog. I hope to see a book from you someday. Or two!
P.S. How can anyone ever get maxed out on pumpkin?!
I am SO glad that you like weekend reading Rachel!! It's been so fun to assemble this series so far. And as for a book, stay tuned 🙂 It'll happen, I promise.
For now, good luck with NaNoWriMo and I hope you continue to enjoy the series.
And I second the request for you to write a book!
Amy, yay! I'm really excited that so many folks are loving the series. I'm relishing the process of putting them together.
Really glad that you've been sending some love/support to Kathy as well.
wow the apples with roasted beet tartare, cashew cheese, and candied walnuts looks so good and festive! can't wait to make it!
I can't get enough winter squash, so bring it on.
Hey G! Great post. As always, the food looks beautiful and delicious.
"How can physicians initiate conversations about healthy diet and exercise when they're struggling to see huge numbers of patients in woefully limited time?" I think this is exactly right, but I'd also add, that most physicians are not trained in any form of nutrition and are therefore also not adequately qualified to give nutrition counseling to most patients.
At Georgetown, and at many (if not most) other med schools I've looked into, there's at least a little bit of nutrition training (albeit limited to a couple of lectures, a short elective, or even a single lecture). It's inadequate, though not quite nonexistent. I would note, though, that I've been really surprised by how many of the doctors I meet are pretty nutrition savvy and aware of lifestyle choices that would help patients at risk for chronic disease. But it seems that they simply don't know how to integrate that savvy into their practice, since there's often little precedent or framework for it. This, coupled with the incredible time pressures, means that it just doesn't happen. I'm hoping that the new debates over statins will actually help to raise more consciousness about this, so a systemic shift can happen.
Lovely collection of recipes–those apples look especially beautiful!
Wow, I'm loving these posts! Love that you put both sides of the statin equation here. But I'm still not a fan of the new "rules". And, I just read the article over at Our Hen House. How amazing! Saw them speak this weekend and was weirdly too shy to say hi and ask questions, but loved the passion and intelligence of their presentation.
Thank you so much for sharing my appetizer. There are so many dishes here that sound lovely. That persimmon cakepie sounds delicious. I never know what to do with persimmons other than just to eat them straight.
That is really sad news about Kathy's cat Nelly. I have not lost a pet yet, but I have two pups of my own and I can't even imagine the pain of losing them.
I'm really enjoying your weekly line-up of things that I might have missed around the internet, Gena! Thank you so much for including my post on celebrating one's first vegan Thanksgiving.
As a fellow cat lover, Kathy's post about Nelly really choked me up. Animals become so combined with what it means to be "home," that it is hard to redefine our lives without them when they're gone.


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11:45 AM: Daily intelligence briefing;
1:00 PM: Attends the Senate Republican Policy Luncheon; and
3:15 PM: Meets with House Republicans on how to pass the U.S. Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
"Trump, House Republicans Meet to Line Up Support for New NAFTA." This morning's CQ Roll Call article leads with:
President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with a number of House Republicans later Tuesday [3:15 PM EDT] as the White House steps up efforts to increase support for the proposed trade agreement to replace NAFTA.
The afternoon meeting comes after Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer courted House Democrats earlier this month with closed-door meetings on the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). It would replace the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) if simple majorities in the House and Senate approve it.
Kevin Brady [R-TX], ranking member on the Ways and Means Committee, said Monday night that he does not know how many GOP lawmakers have accepted the White House invitation for the session.
However, Brady said he and Vern Buchanan of Florida, the top Republican on the Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee, will discuss their outreach efforts to GOP colleagues to back the proposed trade agreement. Brady said Minority Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., also is part of their drive to solidify Republican votes for the three-way pact.
"The President is going to meet with us about his trade agenda, specifically about our effort we recently kicked off to support passage of USMCA," said Brady of Texas. "We'll work for the next month or so to build support for passage."
Brady said it's early in the process, adding that "trade votes are always challenging and require an all-in effort by the White House and an all-in effort by those who believe in more trade."
Getting the new NAFTA through the House will require the votes of a majority of Republicans and an undetermined number of Democrats. Brady said he is concerned many Democrats may not want to give the president a victory on trade given their opposition to most of his policies.
Democrats have voiced several concerns with the proposed pact including that it doesn't stop the outsourcing of jobs.
"There's no good excuse for them not to back it," Brady said, noting that Lighthizer included labor provisions in the updated NAFTA that Democrats have long sought.
In my opinion, the odds of enacting the USMCA are 67% and will hinge on how much support House Speaker Pelosi (D-CA) musters. Here's what Mrs. Pelosi had to say about it in during her February 6th press conference:
Q: Two questions on trade, if I could one.
Speaker Pelosi. Yes, ma'am.
Q: One, I was wondering if you support the bicameral Congressional Trade Authority Act to reclaim some of the trade authority for Congress? And also, I was wondering if – what, if any, are the elements of the USMCA that are concerning to you?
Speaker Pelosi. Well, two questions.
One, first of all, I really haven't seen that legislation, but I do support reclaiming some of Congress's – it is Congress's prerogative. We have given some of that authority to the President, and there is legislation here that I am familiar with that would give him even more authority, and I don't support that.
The concerns that we have about, and hopefully they're resolvable, because I'm optimistic always with the – what are we calling it now, U.S., Mexico, Canada – I don't know if it has an acronym – formally known as NAFTA, but not NAFTA. The concerns center around workers' rights, center around the environment, center around prescription drug prices. Those are some of the subjects, but the overarching issue is enforcement. You can have the best language on any subject in a bill, but if you don't have the enforcement provisions very strongly spelled out, not as a sidebar, not as a side letter, but central to the treaty, then there's a problem.
So, I believe that the Trade Representative has been most accommodating and being available for Members. Hopefully he'll come to answer some questions soon. But we've had good rapport with Mr. Lighthizer. I believe that the committees of jurisdiction, that being the Ways and Means Committee, largely, will be having sessions with Members so that Members can see what is in the legislation, what we'd like to see in the legislation and how we can be supportive.
I have always thought that this was probably one of the easier trade agreements to come to agreement on, but, so far, we're not there yet.
"Pot Banking Bill Goes to House Markup With Bipartisan Support." This morning's CQ Roll Call article leads with:


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Despite the many meetings, there does not seem to be a lot of time designated to digging in deep and learning with colleagues. Regie Routman, in her new book Literacy Essentials: Engagement, Excellence, and Equity for all learners deliberately uses the term professional learning over professional development (p. 105).
What are my interests in education?
What questions do I have about my teaching?
What strengths do I have as a teacher?
What areas do I struggle with as a teacher?
Once you have answered these questions pick an area to start exploring. There are many professional learning resources available to teachers. You may even want to do this work with a team of teachers or a partner so that you can share your learning with each other.
Find conferences and/or webinars that allow you to choose your topic of interest. Exploring topics that you are interested and invested in will make you feel re-energized and excited to put your new learning into practice.
Follow the blogs of other educators who will help you to think deeply about the craft of teaching. Keep a running list of professional books that you want to read and learn from (add Regie's book to the top!). Form a book club in your school and invite other teachers who might be interested in joining. Share with others what you have read and talk over the implications of your learning and what that might look like in your classroom.
Participate regularly in Twitter Chats to learn from others all over the world. I have participated in chats where participants have said things that resonated with me for days.
Collaborate with your colleagues by inviting them in for a lesson and asking for feedback. Study research with your colleagues and discuss how you can better follow researched best practices.
Take risks and try out what you are learning and take note of the results. Find ways to bring professional learning to other meetings in your school. For example, during PLC meetings advocate for spending less time looking at data and more time learning together. During faculty meetings create teams of teachers who have similar interests that they want to explore together. Have faculty meetings be a time of deep collegial conversations on the chosen topics. Be a leader by helping to think of ways that professional development time can be more about school-wide professional learning.
Work with your colleagues to use literacy research to develop a shared belief system. Along those lines, Gen previously wrote a post about creating shared beliefs through ELA Curriculum writing. Implementing the same shared school-wide program is not the same as holding researched shared beliefs. A shared belief system based on research will allow you to use a program as a tool in the way that best benefits your students.
Regie reminds us that we need to make time for what is important and let go of some of the other things. What can be more important than exploring what will be most effective when working with our students?
This is the second post as part of Reading By Example's Summer book club on Literacy Essentials: Engagement, Excellence, and Equity for All Learners by Regie Routman. Please click the link if you would like to read my first Summer book club post – How to Inspire a Love for Learning.
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NASHVILLE, TN - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Defensive back Dane Cruikshank #29 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Nashville, TN. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
NASHVILLE, TN - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons #98 of the Tennessee Titans and Linebacker Wesley Woodyard #59 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Nashville, TN. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
NASHVILLE, TN - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Tight end Anthony Firkser #86 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Nashville, TN. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
NASHVILLE, TN - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Defensive lineman Austin Johnson #94 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Nashville, TN. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
NASHVILLE, TN - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Outside linebacker Reggie Gilbert #93 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Nashville, TN. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
NASHVILLE, TN - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Outside linebacker Kamalei Correa #44 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Nashville, TN. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
NASHVILLE, TN - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons #98 of the Tennessee Titans, Linebacker Wesley Woodyard #59 of the Tennessee Titans and Linebacker Daren Bates #53 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Nashville, TN. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
NASHVILLE, TN - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Cornerback Tye Smith #23 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Nashville, TN. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Tight end Delanie Walker #82 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Wide receiver Tajaé Sharpe #19 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons #98 of the Tennessee Titans and Defensive lineman DaQuan Jones #90 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Running back Derrick Henry #22 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Linebacker Wesley Woodyard #59 of the Tennessee Titans, Defensive lineman DaQuan Jones #90 of the Tennessee Titans and Wide receiver Tajaé Sharpe #19 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Quarterback Marcus Mariota #8 of the Tennessee Titans and Guard Aaron Stinnie #61 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Tackle Taylor Lewan #77 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Guard Jamil Douglas #75 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Guard Rodger Saffold #76 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Equipment Assistant John Bartlett of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Running back Rod Smith #45 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Wide receiver A.J. Brown #11 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 12, 2019 - Outside linebacker Harold Landry III #58 of the Tennessee Titans during the travel day before the Denver Broncos in Denver, CO. Photo By Donald Page/Tennessee Titans
NASHVILLE -- The Titans face the Denver Broncos on Sunday at Empower Field at Mile High.
Here's a look at six things to watch:
Mariota at Mile High
Hey, it always starts with the quarterback, right? Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota still hasn't turned the ball over – he's the only QB to start every game in 2019 who can say that. In five games, Mariota has thrown for 1,116 yards and seven touchdowns, with a 103.0 rating. Look at the stats and Mariota is having a great year. But the Titans would love to see him make more even plays to change games. Will that happen on Sunday?
It's a shame it has to be a storyline, but it is. After Cairo Santos went 0-for-4 last week against the Bills, the Titans were left with no choice but to replace him. Enter kicker Cody Parkey, most recently with the Bears. Parkey will handle kickoff and field goal duties for the Titans and he'll do so in a kicker-friendly stadium. Let's just hope the kicking game is friendly to the Titans this week and beyond.
Slowing Down Von
Coaches always talk about game-wreckers. Well, Broncos outside linebacker Von Miller is one of those guys who gives offensive coordinators, offensive linemen and quarterbacks nightmares. Miller is a seven-time Pro Bowler who has 106.5 career sacks, including two this season. He's tallied 10.5 sacks in his past 10 home games. The Titans need to give Mariota time – and they need to keep him from getting hit by Miller and Co.
The Titans offensive line will largely be responsible for protecting Mariota from Miller and others, and that's been an iffy proposition so far this season. In five games, Mariota has been sacked 22 times, including five last week against Buffalo. Left guard Rodger Saffold beat himself up this week after a shaky start to his season, but he hasn't been the lone ranger when it comes to having some issues. The Titans need better play across the board. Left tackle Taylor Lewan should be better in his second game, while right guard Nate Davis settles in even more.
Titans coach Mike Vrabel has talked all week about Denver's one-two punch in the running game with Phillip Lindsay and Royce Freeman. Lindsay had a team-high 147 scrimmage yards last week, and Freeman has 100-plus scrimmage yards in two of the team's past three homes games. It's tough to knock Tennessee's defense, which has played well enough to win all five games this year. But the team has had some lapses on run defense, which explains why the team is 14th in the NFL in rushing defense.
Henry continues to be a consistent force for the Titans. He ran for 78 yards last week, and he has 388 yards on the season. The Titans need to be able to run the ball against the Broncos, because it would open up things for the entire offense. Denver is ranked 22nd in the NFL in run defense, allowing 126.4 yards per game. If the Titans can get Henry going early, it could mean successful plays in play-action, and big plays to receivers downfield.
Series Flashback: Titans vs. Broncos
Titans Online looks back at the all-time series against the Denver Broncos. (AP Photos)
Tennessee Titans tackle Taylor Lewan (77) celebrates with running back DeMarco Murray (29) as Denver Broncos defensive tackle Adam Gotsis (99) walks off the field after an NFL football game Sunday, Dec. 11, 2016, in Nashville, Tenn. The Titans won 13-10. (AP Photo/Mark Zaleski)
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Denver Broncos tight end A.J. Derby (83) fumbles after being tackled by Tennessee linebacker Avery Williamson (54) and safety Rashad Johnson (25) Sunday December 11, 2016 in Nashville, Tennessee (Damian Strohmeyer via AP)
Tennessee Titans running back DeMarco Murray (29) dives over the goal line for a touchdown on a 1-yard run against the Denver Broncos in the first half of an NFL football game Sunday, Dec. 11, 2016, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/James Kenney)
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Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota (8) passes against the Denver Broncos in the first half of an NFL football game Sunday, Dec. 11, 2016, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/James Kenney)
NFL 100: Titans-Broncos Friday Flashback
Rookie WR Marc Mariani records his first career NFL touchdown, returning a kickoff 98 yards for a TD to give the Titans a 17-13 lead in the third quarter over the Denver Broncos on Sunday, Oct. 4, 2010. (Photos: Donn Jones, AP)
Tennessee Titans vs. Denver Broncos at LP Field in Nashville, TN on October 3, 2010.
Tennessee Titans wide receiver Marc Mariani (83) returns a kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown against the Denver Broncos in the third quarter of an NFL football game on Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010, in Nashville, Tenn. Chasing Mariani are Broncos players Matt Prater (5), Darcel McBath (31) and Joe Mays (51). (AP Photo/Joe Howell)
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Tennessee Titans wide receiver Marc Mariani (83) returns a kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown against the Denver Broncos in the third quarter of an NFL football game on Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010, in Nashville, Tenn. Broncos' Darcel McBath (31) and Joe Mays (51) pursue Mariani. (AP Photo/Joe Howell)
Tennessee Titans wide receiver Marc Mariani (83) returns a kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown against the Denver Broncos in the third quarter of an NFL football game on Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010, in Nashville, Tenn. Broncos players Matt Prater (5), Darcel McBath (31) and Joe Mays (51) pursue Mariani. (AP Photo/Joe Howell)
Tennessee Titans kick-returner Marc Mariani (83) looks up at the scoreboard as he crosses the goal line after returning a kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown against the Denver Broncos in the third quarter of an NFL football game on Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Joe Howell)
Tennessee Titans kick returner Marc Mariani (83) returns a kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown against the Denver Broncos in the third quarter of an NFL football game on Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010, in Nashville, Tenn. Broncos' Cassius Vaughn (41) and David Bruton (30) pursue Mariani. (AP Photo/Joe Howell)
Tennessee Titans wide receiver Marc Mariani runs in the end zone after returning a kickoff for a touchdown against the Denver Broncos in the third quarter of an NFL football game on Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Joe Howell)
Tennessee Titans kick-returner Marc Mariani (83) celebrates with teammate Donnie Nickey, left, after returning a kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown against the Denver Broncos in the third quarter of an NFL football game on Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Joe Howell)
Tuesday Mailbag: Fans Share Thoughts on Memorable Titans Season
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Titans DC Dean Pees Announces His Retirement
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Titans QB Ryan Tannehill, DL Jurrell Casey Named to Pro Bowl Team
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Q: moving my DeviceToken to my database I am trying to move my DeviceToken to my database this is what I have tried:
I have the code inside my AppDelegate:
-(void)application:(UIApplication *)application didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)deviceToken {
    NSString *token = [[deviceToken description] stringByTrimmingCharactersInSet: [NSCharacterSet characterSetWithCharactersInString:@"<>"]];
    token = [token stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@" " withString:@""];
    NSLog(@"content---%@", token);
    NSURL * url = [NSURL URLWithString:@"http://example.co.uk/push/push.php"];
    ASIFormDataRequest *request = [ASIFormDataRequest requestWithURL:url];
    [request setPostValue:token forKey:@"token"];
}

and for www.example.co.uk/push/push.php I have the php:
<?php
$con=mysqli_connect("localhost","xxx","yyy","zzzz");

// Check connection
if (mysqli_connect_errno()) {
  echo "Failed to connect to MySQL: " . mysqli_connect_error();
}

$sql="INSERT INTO active_users (device_token) VALUES ('$_POST[token]')";

if (!mysqli_query($con,$sql))
  {
  die('Error: ' . mysqli_error($con));
  }
mysqli_close($con);
?>

I am receiving no errors. But nothing is appearing in my database.
I made a form to post to the php and it works fine. So there is nothing wrong with the php.
The ASIFormDataRequest is properly imported as there are no errors.
But I am still receiving nothing to my database? - Literally nothing not just an empty cell. Which means that the php is not even being "requested"?
Does anyone know why this might be?

A: Try adding at the end of your code:
[request startSynchronous];

You are creating the request but you aren't sending it.
If you need to get the response, do
NSError *error = [request error];
if (!error) {
NSString *response = [request responseString];
}

A: Change your query to this:
$sql="INSERT INTO active_users (device_token) VALUES ('".$_POST['token']."')";

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The WAN IP address is bothering me. That is a private IP. What is the WAN (Internet) port plugged into?
The "device" that is connected to the WAN port may have the MAC address of the tp-link in memory if it is either registered with the ISP or a modem. Have you tried contacting the ISP?
The D-Link router should work so I feel like it is a setting issue.
You can try downloading the latest firmware for the router and reflash it.
Also, try cloning the mac address of your laptop. Reboot the router. If that doesn't then either the router is defective or has some strange incompatibility issue.
I would also power OFF the ONT and see if this clears any TPLink MAC addresses. Connect the DIR router up and power ON the ONT first, then power ON the DIR router.
One more item to try. IF you have a friend, neighbor or family member hear by with a different ISP set up, maybe with a standard modem, take the DIR router to there place and see if it works there. This will tell you weather or not the DIR router is really bad or not. Need some other ISP testing to see this if possible.
As i wrote i can connect laptop directly to modem without restarting it and use Internet immediately. Router sees connection to ISP side(green Globus, green connection on Home page, IP address, etc., but it doesn't route packets between LAN and WAN. Ironic, internal configuration page can be accessed via both methods: LAN and WiFi - so i assume that settings and configuration are in place.
Router already has 2.02 firmware - it is possible that reflashing changes something?
Copy and paste the text info here please.
If i power off modem or disconnect WAN cable - on Internet page IP address, mask, GW, DNS are cleared, connection to internet is broken and in red. After reconnection all things are in place, connection is green.
"Connect the DIR router up and power ON the ONT first, then power ON the DIR router" - nothing happens.
Do have a friend, family or neighbor you can take the router too and see if it works in a different location?
After it's loaded, do a factory reset then this time walk thru the set up wizard and see if it will set up the router for you.
If all this fails, something is wrong with the DIR router. Let us know if you can test it at a different location.
Ya something isn't good on the DIR router. I would contact your regional D-Link support office and ask them for an RMA. I don't think taking the router to a different location may help however maybe worth a quick test if you have this option. I would get an RMA started however in mean time.
Please made contact with your regional D-Link office and asked for an RMA.


This organization was in existence when the mobs commenced their most violent attempts upon the citizens of the before-mentioned counties; and from this association arose all the horror afterwards expressed by the mob at some secret clan known as Danites.
"Sworn to and subscribed before me, the day herein written.
"J. P. Ray county, Missouri.
"Richmond, Missouri, October 24, 1838."
"The most of the statements in the foregoing disclosure I know to be true; the remainder I believe to be true.
"Sworn to and subscribed before me, on the day above written.
" Testimonies from these sources are not always reliable , and it is to be hoped, for the sake of the two brethren, that some things were added by our enemies that they did not assert, but enough was said to make this default and apostasy very terrible.
I will here state that I was in Far West at the time these affidavits were made, and was mixed up with all prominent Church affairs. I was there when Thomas B. Marsh and Orson Hyde left there; and there are others present who were there at the same time. And I know that these things, referred to in the affidavits, are not true.
I have heard a good deal about Danites, but I never heard of them among the Latter-day Saints. If there was such an organization, I never was made acquainted with it * * * * * * Thomas B. Marsh was unquestionably instigated by the devil when he made this statement, which has been read in your hearing [the foregoing affidavit].
It may be proper here again to say a few words with regard to Brother Orson Hyde, whose endorsement of the terrible charges made by Thomas B. Marsh in his affidavit, has already been read. Suffice it to say, in addition to what has previously been stated, he was cut off from the Church, and of course lost his apostleship; and when he subsequently returned, and made all the satisfaction that was within his power, he as forgiven by the authorities and the people and was again re-instated in the quorum."
Schuyler Colfax, vice-president of the United States, in his discussion with the late President John Taylor on the "Mormon Question," quoted this Marsh-Hyde affidavit, and Elder Taylor in reply said: "I am sorry to say that Thomas B. Marsh did make that affidavit, and that Orson Hyde stated that he knew part of it and believed the other; and it would be disingenuous to me to deny it; but it is not true that these things existed, for I was there and knew to the contrary; and so did the people of Missouri, and so did the governor of Missouri.
How do you account for their acts? Only on the score of the weakness of our common humanity. We were living in troublous times, and all men's nerves are not proof against such shocks as we then had to endure."
He as a resident of Clay county when the Saints were driven into that county from Jackson. He, with General Doniphan and Amos Rees, had acted as counsel for the exiles, and had seen the doors of the temple of justice closed in their faces by mob violence, and all redress denied them.
He was acquainted with the circumstances which led to their removal from Clay county, to the unsettled prairies of what afterwards became Caldwell county. He knew how deep and unreasonable the prejudices were against the Saints.
Can it be possible that he did not know how utterly unjustifiable the present movement against them was? whether he was blinded by the false reports about Millport and Gallatin and Crooked river, or whether his courage faltered, and he became afraid longer to defend a people against whom every man's hand was raised, I cannot now determine, but one or the other must have been the case.
General Atchison, however, was afterwards "dismounted," to use a word of General Doniphan's in relating the incident, and sent back to Liberty in Clay county by special order of Governor Boggs, on the ground that he was inclined to be too merciful to the "Mormons," so that he was not active in the operations about Far West.
But how he could consent to join with Lucas in sending such an untruthful and infamous report to the governor about the situation in Upper Missouri, is difficult to determine. The Saints had not set the laws at defiance, nor were they in open rebellion.
But when all the officers of the law refused to hear their complaints, and both civil and military authority delivered them into the hands of merciless mobs to be plundered and outraged at their brutal pleasure, and all petitions for protection at the hands of the governor had been answered with: "It is a quarrel between the Mormons and the mob, and they must fight it out," what was left for them to do but to arm themselves and stand in defense of their homes and families?
The movement on Gallatin by Captain Patten and that on Millport by Colonel Wight was ordered by General Parks, who called upon Colonel Wight to take command of his company of men, when the militia under Parks' command mutinied, and dispersed all mobs wherever he found them. Gallatin was not burned, nor were the records of the county court, if they were destroyed at all, destroyed by the Saints.
What houses were burned in Millport had been set on fire by the mob. The expedition to Crooked river was ordered by Judge Higbee, the first judge in Caldwell county and the highest civil authority in Far West, and was undertaken for the purpose of dispersing a mob which had entered the house of a peaceable citizen--one Pinkham--and carried off three people prisoners, four horses and other property, and who had threatened to "give Far West hell before noon the next day." So that in their operations the acts of the Saints had been strictly within the law, and only in self defense.
Elder Parley P. Pratt in his Autobiography referring to this betrayal of the brethren on the part of Hinkle and their reception and treatment by the mob, says: "Colonel George M. Hinkle, who was at that time the highest officer of the militia assembled for the defense of Far West, waited on Messrs. Joseph Smith, Sidney Rigdon, Hyrum Smith, Lyman wight, George W. Robinson and myself, with a request from General Lucas that we would repair to his camp, with the assurance that as soon as peaceable arrangements could be entered into we should be released.
We had no confidence in the word of a murderer and robber, but there was no alternative but to put ourselves into the hands of such monsters, or to have the city attacked, and men, women and children massacred. We, therefore, commended ourselves to the Lord, and voluntarily surrendered as sheep into the hands of wolves.
As we approached the camp of the enemy General Lucas rode out to meet us with a guard of several hundred men. The haughty general rode up, and, without speaking to us, instantly ordered his guards to surround us. They did so very abruptly, and we were marched into camp surrounded by thousands of savage looking beings, many of whom were dressed and painted like Indian warriors.
In camp we were placed under a strong guard, and were without shelter during the night, lying on the ground in the open air, in the midst of a great rain. The guards during the whole night kept up a constant tirade of mockery, and the most obscene blackguardism and abuse. They blasphemed God; mocked Jesus Christ; swore the most dreadful oaths; taunted Brother Joseph and others; demanded miracles; wanted signs, such as 'Come, Mr. Smith, show us an angel.' 'Give us one of your revelations.' 'Show us a miracle.' 'Come, there is one of your brethren here in camp whom we took prisoner yesterday in his own house, and knocked his brains out with his own rifle, which we found hanging over his fireplace; he lays speechless and dying; speak the word and heal him, and then we will all believe' 'Or, if you are Apostles or men of God, deliver yourselves, and then we will be Mormons"
Next would be a volley of oaths and blasphemies; then a tumultuous tirade of lewd boastings of having defiled virgins and wives by force, etc., much of which I dare not write; and, indeed, language would fail me to attempt more than a faint description. Thus passed this dreadful night, and before morning several other captives were added to our number, among whom was Brother Amasa Lyman."--Autobiography of Parley P. Pratt, pp. 203-205.
All that were there remember that they were the stoutest and the loudest in proclaiming against oppression; they protested vehemently against mob and misrule, but were the first in robbing, spoiling, and plundering their brethren. Such things we have always expected; we know that the "net will gather together of every kind, good and bad," that "the wheat and tares must grow together until the harvest," and that even at the last there will be five foolish as well as five wise virgins, Daniel, in referring to the last days says, in speaking concerning the "Holy Covenant," that many shall have indignation against it, and shall obtain information from those that forsake the Holy Covenant, "and the robbers of thy people shall seek to exalt themselves, but they shall fall."
This we have fully proven--we have seen them try to exalt themselves, and we have seen their fall. He goes on further to state, that "many shall cleave unto them by flatteries." Such was Dr. Avard, and John C. Bennett--with the latter we have to do at the present time, and in many of the foregoing statements and prophecies we shall see his character and conduct exemplified. He professed she greatest fidelity, and eternal friendship, yet was he an adder in the path, and a viper in the bosom. He professed to be virtuous and chaste, yet did he pierce the heart of the innocent, introduce misery and infamy into families, reveled in voluptuousness and crime, and led the youth that he had influence over to tread in his unhallowed steps; he professed to fear God, yet did he desecrate His name, and prostitute his authority to the most unhallowed and diabolical purposes; even to the seduction of the virtuous, and the defiling of his neighbor's bed. He professed indignation against Missouri, saying, "My hand shall avenge the blood of the innocent;" yet now he calls upon Missouri to come out against the Saints, and he "will lead them on to glory and to victory."


Who are the folks opening their farm gate and door at Homestead for Youth?
Around ten years ago, a newly married couple, Marty and Carla Fadelli, who were passionate about empowering young people to choose life started their journey to build what we know today as Homestead For Youth.
But really the story of Homestead For Youth began much much earlier with a ten year old Carla Fadelli.
As a child, Carla Fadelli recalled having a vivid image of a house filled with young people coming and going – a house that felt like a welcoming home.
That image took Carla on a journey to become a registered psychologist, initially working with young people in high needs schools, before marrying husband, Marty, in 2008 and, a year later, starting their journey of caring for young people with emergency, residential and long term living arrangements.
Now that was the humble, grassroots beginning of Homestead For Youth.
Marty and Carla soon became frustrated with the growing and alarming youth mental health statistics and especially from experiencing, at first hand, the gaps in the systems for young people, placed in the bracket of "able to help themselves" yet clearly not able to do so.
So they decided to take their own action and live out Carla's childhood dream of helping young people by officially establishing Homestead For Youth in 2014.
During the first few years, H4Y operated from the 5 acre property that belonged to their parents.
Here they wanted to incorporate that safe, caring, loving family experience in a home setting!
Homestead For Youth's innovative, homely approach to therapy plus their commitment to reducing the unacceptably high teen suicide rates, propelled them to borrowing, then leasing the farm they are on today in Pinjarra.
Since 2017, Homestead For Youth's farm have welcomed hundreds of young people and their families to experience wellness and safety through a warm home.
To develop friendships with others and create healthy curiosity with farm animals.
To practice a holistic approach to psychology and a "together, if we all did our part, we can make one more young person's lives safer" philosophy.
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Many travellers are searching for Most Exciting Things To Do In Bangkok,Bangkok can well be described as a city of humble beginnings. In fact around 200 years ago, it was simply a small trading center and port community. Despite the fact that the city had grown rapidly and become renowned for being a modern and vibrant place, it has impressively retained its splendid and enchanting glory. That's why a visit to Bangkok should be on everyone's bucket list. You can find Most Exciting Things To Do In Bangkok travel information.
Also called Wat Chetuphon, this can be a temple which had been developed for King Rama in Bangkok a huge selection of years back. It is actually believed to be a location where people can receive feelings, and was considered one of the first pharmacies in all of Bangkok. It is additionally the location of the first university which had been started by a descendent of King Rama, an area where one can now get not simply traditional medicine but a foot massage at very inexpensive prices. It is known mostly for that Temple of your Reclining Buddha which is actually a Buddha that may be resting perched on his arm. It really is enormous, roughly 15 m high by 45 m long, and might just be viewed in sections due to its size. There are numerous beautiful gemstones which were in lead from the soles of the feet, a total variety of 108 stones total. It is a number linked to procession, the wobble of your earth, something that is constructed into a lot of the temples throughout Thailand.
It is an absolutely beautiful structure which has a considerable amount of history, and is also the home of precisely what is called Wat Phra Kaeo. It can be here that the emerald or jade Buddha are available, in this palace built-in 1782, the residence of your royalty that were responsible for the nation back then. This palace includes a couple of hours of not only the palace itself but also the Wat Phra Kaew Tour. Our recommendation is that you begin early each morning to make the most of everything that you will be capable of seeing, or just conduct a half day sightseeing tour to see either one.
You can see an attractive representation in the ancient battles that employed to occur between Burma and Siam. This is really a mix of Royal Palace and Chapel, and if you are able to climb to the top level just before sunset, you will see sunlight setting into the Chao Praya River, a beautiful sight to behold.
Facing what is called Wat Suthat is exactly what the locals call the giant swing. It is a 27 m high structure, use for religious ceremonies, as well as its purpose is to undergo a ritual that involves teams of three people going to the top and walking across on the narrow board. There were a significant quantity of fatal accidents in the 1930s which cause them to not use this being a ritual again. However, it is actually a beautiful sight to discover, especially before Wat Suthat.
This really is literally something out of your movies, a genuine floating market that may be about an hour or so beyond Bangkok. It is actually considered by some being the Venice of the East, just like just how the people that component of Italy do this several things on the water. Additionally it is a tourist trap because of how everyone is seeking to see this market that may be completely floating on boats manned by people selling their goods. However, if you do go, you will be treated to among the most delicious food which is absolutely fresh, served in a authentic way.
In case you have time, you may pay a visit to Lumpini Park which is actually a literal oasis in the middle of the architecture and buildings of Bangkok. There are several lawns that you could chill at, Chinese pagodas, and there exists a small lake you could go on a boat on. Is great for relaxing since the park is very tranquil, despite all the skyscrapers which are surrounding it in all directions. The park has been a place where antigovernment protests have occurred, so just make sure that when you choose to go there, it's just people chilling out to chill out.


That's pretty much what my husband said when I brought it up. I immediately thought of privacy and an overreaching government. Pen testing seems ok if it means the country can be more secure.
While i strongly feel device level security is required, having an additional checkpoint by Government is a definite plus.
Completely agree with you that it has to be handled at device level. In this smart age that has to be a requirement.
@Taimoor: On the one hand, the civil libertarian in me wouldn't particularly want government doing anything on my network, dangit.
On the other hand, doing this kind of thing recognizes that IoT security is not just an issue for individuals, but it is a national-security and global-stability issue (because non-secure IoT devices can be leveraged for botnets that can then be used to DDoS critical services and communications).
I think credential stuffing is a big risk especially when it comes to IoT devices. It can indeed be a big threat. What the government is doing to detect it is a good approach, however I believe this is something that should automatically be flagged by devices. No device should be allowed to be used if the password is unsecure. The devices have to be intelligent enough to point out to the user about the strength of the password and its age and make sure the users take prompt action to change the passwords.
@Joe: I think it'd only sound like an attack when there's an ulterior motive involved to exploint the information. If the purpose is to simply assess the current security situation and not cause any damage, it'd probably not fall under an attack. But again that's my personal opinion about it.


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Q: Running a python web service on heroku I have a Python-flask web service which is running absolutely fine on my localhost server. Now I have deployed it on heroku and it doesn't run when I try to access it from heroku showing me that application has some errors. I tested it on localhost(and confirmed that the web service runs absolutely fine) and then deployed it on heroku. I am using a shelve file from which my web service retrieves the persistent data. When it runs on localhost it runs fine but I think at heroku it fails to retrieve the contents of my shelve file. In my earlier web service that I had deployed on Heroku I used to create new shelve file on every run but in this web service I have already created shelve file with persistent data loaded in it and my web service just refers to this data without writing anything to it.
Here is my web service script:
news_index=shelve.open('IndexedMapping')

item = [] # list for storing the final results

with open('TodaysToiScrapedItemsOutput.json') as f: #load json file
    data = json.load(f)

input_headline = news_string
input_headline_list =  input_headline.split()
temp_input_headline_list = []

for each_word in input_headline_list:
    temp_input_headline_list.append(each_word)

for each_word in temp_input_headline_list:
    if (each_word.lower() in ignore_this_words):
        input_headline_list.remove(each_word)

hit_cnt=0
key_and_hit_cnt_dict={}
for each_key in news_index:
    for each_word in input_headline_list:
    if(each_word.lower() in each_key):
        hit_cnt = hit_cnt + 1
    key_and_hit_cnt_dict[each_key] = hit_cnt
    hit_cnt=0

sorted_keys_wrt_hitcnt = sorted(key_and_hit_cnt_dict, key= key_and_hit_cnt_dict.__getitem__,reverse=True)

i=0
for each_entry in sorted_keys_wrt_hitcnt:
    if(i<5):
        location=news_index[each_entry]
        item.append({ 'body' : data[location]["body"],'location':location,'key':each_entry,'words':input_headline_list})
    i = i+1

return jsonify({'item':item})

EDIT
This is my log
2014-03-19T10:09:08.000898+00:00 app[web.1]: 2014-03-19 10:09:07 [7] [INFO] Booting worker with pid: 7
2014-03-19T10:09:08.262376+00:00 heroku[web.1]: State changed from starting to up
2014-03-19T10:09:18.149027+00:00 heroku[router]: at=info method=GET path=/ host=glacial-  plateau-3427.herokuapp.com request_id=203107b5-5c0e-40bd-8e0b-4cdc8649c2f1 fwd="27.251.95.162" dyno=web.1 connect=2ms service=25ms status=404 bytes=384
2014-03-19T10:09:24.995531+00:00 heroku[router]: at=info method=GET path=/toi/cricket host=glacial-plateau-3427.herokuapp.com request_id=18d612f6-7cf6-4fc0-a686-6a8680cf469f fwd="27.251.95.162" dyno=web.1 connect=2ms service=18ms status=500 bytes=454
2014-03-19T10:10:45.866027+00:00 heroku[router]: at=info method=GET path=/toi/cricket%20India%20T20 host=glacial-plateau-3427.herokuapp.com request_id=5122179a-dfde-4a22-b916-daa7eec3ec10 fwd="27.251.95.162" dyno=web.1 connect=1ms service=6ms status=500 bytes=454
2014-03-19T10:13:39.713629+00:00 heroku[router]: at=info method=GET path=/toi/aap%20modi%20kejriwal host=glacial-plateau-3427.herokuapp.com request_id=0426e03c-61bd-4b4f-995b-55a72c91d676 fwd="27.251.95.162" dyno=web.1 connect=1ms service=5ms status=500 bytes=454

A: As discussed over chat

*

*All files you are accessing in code are in git

*You are not modifying any file from your code

*Getting 500 error when running the code

In my opinion you should check your code, it might be generating some exception which are unhandled right now. What you can do is to wrap your code inside try-except block and print the exception. like-
try:
    news_index=shelve.open('IndexedMapping')

    item = [] # list for storing the final results

    with open('TodaysToiScrapedItemsOutput.json') as f: #load json file
        data = json.load(f)

    input_headline = news_string
    input_headline_list =  input_headline.split()
    temp_input_headline_list = []

    for each_word in input_headline_list:
        temp_input_headline_list.append(each_word)

    for each_word in temp_input_headline_list:
        if (each_word.lower() in ignore_this_words):
            input_headline_list.remove(each_word)

    hit_cnt=0
    key_and_hit_cnt_dict={}
    for each_key in news_index:
        for each_word in input_headline_list:
            if(each_word.lower() in each_key):
                hit_cnt = hit_cnt + 1
            key_and_hit_cnt_dict[each_key] = hit_cnt
        hit_cnt=0

    sorted_keys_wrt_hitcnt = sorted(key_and_hit_cnt_dict, key= key_and_hit_cnt_dict.__getitem__,reverse=True)

    i=0
    for each_entry in sorted_keys_wrt_hitcnt:
        if(i<5):
            location=news_index[each_entry]
            item.append({ 'body' : data[location]["body"],'location':location,'key':each_entry,'words':input_headline_list})
        i = i+1

    return jsonify({'item':item})
except Exception, e:
    import traceback
    traceback.print_exc()
    return jsonify({'error': str(e)})


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The New Year's Digest
by Oleksiy Torokhtiy
The New Year's Digest is a great way to stay informed about what's going on in the strength sports world. In this article, you'll find several significant events that happened over Christmas break as well as some interesting things happening right now!
CrossFit Fires Dave Castro
The CEO of CrossFit Inc, Eric Rosa has been forced to fire Dave Castro. The general manager who invented the Games and in 15 years brought them from a small town level all while creating an event that is now world class sporting discipline with his own two hands has to be replaced.
The CrossFit community was no longer surprised after leaving the company in 2020 by direction creator Greg Glassman. For him, it became a forced move following his statement that many considered racist and led to top athletes refusing participation in the Games and key sponsor Reebok discontinued cooperation with them, until they sold off their company.
The CrossFit Games are about to start, and everyone's wondering why Dave Castro was fired. No one knows for sure except that it has something to do with this new season of competition which starts on February 24th! Dave Castro really did think through every detail - athletes competing in the event; judges who will be scoring them; press members transcribing all their interviews during the Games.
Now, probably, this place will be taken by the former vice-president of the company. Justin Berg is one of the company's old-timers, so it's hoped things won't be affected by the sudden change of his location.
World Weightlifting Championships 2021: expected surprises
The two-week period before the start of this championship has been an interesting time for many people. The Chinese team refused to participate because they did not want to be quarantined upon returning home, which left those who were going to compete in Uzbekistan as contenders with real chances at proving themselves on the competition platform!
The weight category +109 kg among men is where the Georgian Lasha Talakhadze continues to break his own world records. This time, he managed an impressive total of 492kg and broke his last year's Olympic record (488). From a half-ton psychological milestone, it's only 8kg apart!
The world records at this championship were set by two more incredible athletes. In the 81 kg weight category Carlos Nasar (Bulgaria) managed 208kg in his clean and jerk to take home gold for Bulgaria; while Colombian Lesman Paredes Montano snatched 187 kilos during his performance, setting yet another newest record!
The event was a huge success with over 400 athletes from 74 countries competing. The Republic of Korea ranked first in terms of medals won, while Uzbekistan came second and Thailand third place.
The athlete's guide to winning medals
The new book, COMPETITION DAY-X is an invaluable resource for any competitor. It will teach you how to mentally prepare in each of the three periods before competition as well as give some tips on what your body needs during these precious days leading up to showtime! You'll also learn about psychological safety and why it matters so much when preparing a weight class that suits you best.
The author of the book, Olympic-level weightlifter Oleksiy Torokhtiy describes his competitive experience and shares mistakes that he has made along with life hacks to help you avoid repeating them in your own training.
In preparation for a competition, one must always be on their toes because anything can happen at any moment!
The book is a great way for you to find your chips so that you can enter the competition in full combat readiness.Inside the book, Oleksiy doesn't give specific instructions on how everyone should do their right thing because every person needs personalization or they will never become successful at anything! Oleksiy doesn't tell you to be a perfect athlete, but he does help with some key points that will get the job done and mentally prepare your mind and body for any day.
Oleksiy offers some great deals for you if weightlifting training is your thing!
Innovations in Olympic qualifications
The qualifying period for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris starts on July 1. At the request of International Olympic Committee, weight categories were reduced from seven to five:
Number on the Olympic Games quota places (licenses) will be additionally played out on continental competitions (Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania, Pan-American Union), world championships 2022-2023 and IWF World Cup April 2024. The path to Olympic gold is even more thorny now. According to the new rules, if an athlete happens to be in top nine for two weight categories then their NOC must decide on which category he will compete and they're excluded from all other ratings-a convenient rule for heavyweights and superheavyweight contenders alike!
The IWF has made a number of major changes to the system for ranking athletes. Athletes are now automatically excluded from the rankings if another compatriot already holds an existing quota, which means that it's much harder than ever to get onto this prestigious stage in Paris!
What unites basketball, Strongman, cinema, boxing and bodybuilding? Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson!
The Viking spirit of Björnsson drives him to new feats. The former basketball player went into strongman and became the winner, Arnold Strongman Classic 2020! At the same time, he embodied the character of Gregor "The Mountain That Rides" Clegane in the Game of Thrones. In the same 2020, he set a world record in deadlift - he lifted 501 kg. True, it was not counted, because due to the pandemic, he lifted that weight not at official competitions, but at his own sports club.
Then, the strongman took up boxing and had several fights with amateurs. He dreamed of meeting his former brother, the champion Eddie Hall in an upcoming event that was planned for last fall but he had to face off against arm-wrestling rival Devon Larratt instead."
Публикация от Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (@thorbjornsson)
When it's time for Thor to hang up his gloves, only the gods know. But on Instagram he hints that whatever Hafthor does next will be epic! Inspired by the autobiography of eight-time Olympia champion Ronnie Coleman, Hafthor has set his sights on bodybuilding.
Well, after boxing, when Strongman's fat came off his body, the relief Björnsson had every chance to achieve the bodybuilding goal.
Don't limit yourself! Dream big and take action to make your dreams come true.


Rowan College at Burlington County's innovative Workforce Development Institute was featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer. The story focused on the successful Women in Sustainable Employment, which is creating a pipeline of women in nontraditional construction and utility careers.
He sees himself as just another college student, but Rowan College at Burlington County student Travis Diller is remarkable. His innate will to succeed and positive outlook has seen him through his unconventional journey to higher education.
The Rowan College at Burlington County (RCBC) community ended the semester by donating to local charities to make the holidays a little brighter for those in need.
I wish you and your family a happy and healthy holiday season and New Year!
Thank you for your support of the college and our students. I look forward to all that 2016 has to offer as we continue to make Rowan College at Burlington County the national model of higher education.
Rowan College at Burlington County's (RCBC) Workforce Development Institute announced three separate programs aimed at teaching people how, and encouraging them to start their own business.
Following the end of their first season as Rowan College at Burlington County, the Barons picked up postseason awards from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), including an All-American player for the third consecutive season.
To celebrate the inaugural year of our partnership, Rowan University is offering an even larger price reduction for the new Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) program for students who enroll for the spring 2016 semester. The program is only available on the Mount Laurel campus of RCBC (formerly Burlington County College).
Rowan College at Burlington County wins Roadrunner Classic basketball tournament.
The Rowan College at Burlington County Barons won a battle of "Rowan Colleges," defeating Rowan College at Gloucester County in this weekend's Roadrunner Classic held in Gloucester County.
On Thursday, Dec. 10, Human Rights Day, Rowan College at Burlington County psychology, sociology and Educational Opportunity Fund students are presenting "Get Moving to End Human Trafficking," a Zumba class at the YMCA in Mount Laurel to benefit victims of human trafficking.


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Divestment vs. Investment
Story of the Week: September 2020
Fossil Fuel Divestment And Its Potential Impacts On Stakeholders
"[A] 15.2% annual reduction in endowment spending [could mean]… Increases in annual tuition rates (or a reduction in existing scholarships) of as much as $3,265 per student per year, [and] as much as an 11.5% reduction in faculty spending, which in turn could lead to fewer classes or increased class sizes."
DivestmentFacts Fact Sheet from the Independent Petroleum Association of America based on paper by Dr. Hendrik Bessembinder, Professor of Finance at the W.P. Carey School of Business
The Divestment Penalty: Estimating the Costs of Fossil Fuel Divestment to Select University Endowments
"...based on either the actual historical patterns of funding by these universities [i.e., Columbia, Harvard, MIT, NYU, and Yale] or the academic literature, it seems clear that a reduction in endowment fund returns as a consequence of divestment would have material impacts on an endowment's ability to fund a university's key institutional goals."
Professor Bradford Cornell
"[Columbia, Harvard, MIT, NYU, and Yale] alone stand to forfeit more than $195 million in investment returns each year [if they divest from fossil fuels], without changing portfolio risk."
Fossil Fuel Divestment and Public Pension Funds
"Overall, fossil fuel divestment very likely has no environmental benefits and only serves to penalize public pension funds at a time when these funds desperately need higher returns to cover their current and future obligations."
Prof. Daniel R. Fischel
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Hasty divestment will impact endowments
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