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A new Warzone exploit lets you get unlimited Juggernaut suits
There's no escape now
News by Ed Thorn Senior Staff Writer
Published on 7 Dec, 2020
Find a Juggernaut suit in Call Of Duty: Warzone and you'll transform into a minigun-wielding beefcake who's practically unstoppable. It's a golden ticket to victory, basically, and now players have found an exploit which enables you get an unlimited number of them. Excellent.
Normally, you'll get one guaranteed Juggernaut suit in Warzone if you complete a special easter egg which involves having a gander at paintings and inputting codes in the map's subway system. Well, the thrifty fella over on YouTube channel Cable711 found a simple way to duplicate the suit by collecting it alongside a scorestreak, then relying on some timing related magic.
To perform the exploit, you need to activate the Juggernaut while you're picking up a killstreak at the same time. If timed correctly, you'll create Juggernaut canisters on the ground which can then be picked up and thrown to call a suit in. Cable711 managed to generate around 14 of them in a matter of minutes.
Previously, Juggernaut suits were only available to get in limited time modes and Warzone was merry. Infinity Ward decided that at the start of Season 6, they'd make them available to get in regular Warzone modes, and players, well, they haven't taken too well to it.
I mean, I totally get it. At least with the limited time modes I've signed up for a bit of a laugh, so I don't mind getting shredded by a Juggernaut. In regular modes, though, I'm after more of a competitive experience and their presence feels out of place. It's immensely frustrating going up against someone who swans about knowing they're above the level playing field.
I wouldn't mind as much if Juggernaut suits had compromises or drawbacks, for example, the suit could crumble into dust after a set amount of time, or moving too much could cause you to keel over in exhaustion and make you vulnerable. Right now they've barely got any weaknesses, so I, a mortal human, will pepper them with all the bullets I've got and all the explosives I got, only to tickle them a bit. I am tired of tickling.
Remove Juggernauts from Warzone.
They do not belong in regular games, occasional LTM's are okay but this has gotten ridiculous. pic.twitter.com/ERihtQEg7J
— ModernWarzone (@ModernWarzone) December 6, 2020
As you'd expect, players have streamlined the subway easter egg to a point where they're able to complete the necessary steps and bag themselves a Juggernaut suit in only a few minutes after parachuting in. And on top of this, there's a chance they'll spawn in five bunkers locked behind keycards. Again, the process to get into them is pretty speedy now that everyone's figured it out.
This means that most matches of regular Warzone are plagued by rampaging Juggernauts, but this exploit could mean we could face whole squads of the burly boys. If the community wasn't frustrated enough with them already, this might send them into overdrive.
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Ed Thorn
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When Ed's not cracking thugs with bicycles in Yakuza, he's likely swinging a badminton racket in real life. Any genre goes, but he's very into shooters and likes a weighty gun, particularly if they have a chainsaw attached to them. Adores orange and mango squash, unsure about olives.


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With the rapid changes occurring in technology, people have started to expand their businesses on a global scale. Growing and expanding on international level has always been beneficial not only for the company owners, but for the nation's economic development, as well. One such company that expanded its business from being a mere supplier to exporter is Milan Distributors. By expanding our business, we have become more competitive while catering all the requirements of our customers by delivering them quality pharmaceutical products that include but not limit to Veterinary Internal Medicine, Anticancer Drugs, Antifungal Medicine, Proteins, Generic Medicines, Anti-Inflammatory, Generic Ready Formulations and Anti-Allergic medicines. From the time our business started operating internationally by exporting 100% of our products to the foreign markets, we gained immense popularity in the domain. This has allowed to have a strong foothold in the industry by delivering our products to not only the renowned Medicals, Laboratories and Hospitals of our nation but of other countries, as well.
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The alveolar barrier mediates the diffusion of oxygen and CO2 between alveoli and blood, which is impaired by pulmonary edema. Hypoxia increases alveolar permeability, inhibits epithelial reabsorption, and stimulates macrophages. It also impairs potentially protective mechanisms such as beta-2 adrenergic signaling. When stimulated with bacterial toxins alveolar macrophages release mediators (e.g. cytokines, nitric oxide) which also inhibit reabsorption and increase alveolar permeability. Effects of hypoxia and inflammation are additive.
As part of the DLZ-pneumonia/acute lung injury/ARDS disease area, we aim to identify signaling mechanisms, by which hypoxia aggravates inflammation-induced alveolar damage, and study the role of hypoxia inducible factors (HIF) in the expression of cytokines, NO, and mitochondrial malfunction in alveolar macrophages and alveolar epithelium. Together these factors might increase the formation of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, which contribute to hypoxic and inflammatory alveolar dysfunction.
Beta-2 adrenergics stimulate edema clearance by stimulating activity and expression of alveolar Na-transporters, which prevents edema formation. This system is malfunctioning in hypoxia. We study the role of CREB in the expression of Na-transporters in the normoxic and test whether altered CREB activity, in a hypoxia/HIF-dependent manner, causes the impairment of beta-2 adrenergic stimulation of Na-transport in the hypoxic alveolar epithelium.
Baloglu E, Ke A, Abu-Taha IH, Bärtsch P and Mairbäurl H. In vitro hypoxia impairs beta 2 adrenergic signaling in primary rat alveolar epithelial cells. Am J Physiol Lung Cell Mol Physiol 296: L500-L509, 2009.
Baloglu E, Reingruber T, Bartsch P and Mairbaurl H. beta2-Adrenergics in hypoxia desensitize receptors but blunt inhibition of reabsorption in rat lungs. Am J Respir Cell Mol Biol 45: 1059-1068, 2011.
Dehler M, Zessin E, Bärtsch P and Mairbäurl H. Hypoxia causes permeability edema in the constant-pressure perfused rat lung. Eur Respir J 27: 600-606, 2006.
Faoro V, Fink B, Taudorf S, Dehnert C, Berger MM, Swenson ER, Bailey DM, Bartsch P and Mairbaurl H. Acute in vitro hypoxia and high-altitude (4,559 m) exposure decreases leukocyte oxygen consumption. Am J Physiol Regul Integr Comp Physiol 300: R32-R39, 2011.
Guney S, Schuler A, Ott A, Höschele S, Baloglu E, Bärtsch P and Mairbäurl H. Dexamethasone prevents transport inhibition by hypoxia in rat lung and alveolar epithelial cells by stimulating activity and expression of Na/K-ATPase and ENaC. Am J Physiol Lung Cell Mol Physiol 293: L1332-L1338, 2007.
Heerlein K, Schulze A, Hotz L, Bärtsch P and Mairbäurl H. Hypoxia decreases cellular ATP-demand and inhibits mitochondrial respiration of A549 cells. Am J Respir Cell Molec Biol 32: 44-51, 2005.
Höschele S and Mairbäurl H. Alveolar flooding at high altitude: failure of reabsorption? News Physiol Sci 18: 55-59, 2003.
Karle C, Gehrig T, Wodopia R, Höschele S, Kreye VAW, Katus HA, Bärtsch P and Mairbäurl H. Hypoxia-induced inhibition of whole cell membrane currents and ion transport of A549 cells. Am J Physiol Lung Cell Molec Physiol 286: L1154-L1160, 2004.
Loeh B, Baloglu E, Ke A, Bärtsch P and Mairbäurl H. 2-adrenergic stimulation blunts inhibition of epithelial ion-transport by hypoxia of rat alveolar epithelial cells. Cell Physiol Biochem 25: 123-134, 2010.
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Mairbäurl H. Role of alveolar epithelial sodium transport in high altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE). Respir Physiol Neurobiol 151: 178-191, 2006.
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In Top Strategies To Use E-mail Marketing for Lead Generation part 1, We discussed how you can choose a good e-mail service provider, we also talked about how to be compliant with industry regulations and why you should avoid using a purchased list and a few ways in which we can build a list, moving ahead let's see how you can improve on your e-mail marketing lead generation efforts.
By not giving you the list but sending on your behalf, they control the frequency of messaging, the type of messaging, and can (and should) have a central opt-out for people to remove themselves from all potential 3rd parties.
They'll send as themselves on your behalf. That way, the email is coming from a familiar domain/name, they know why they're getting it, and it still carries your brand. Also, if someone reports it as spam, etc. it's on your vendor/partner to address those concerns.
This method is much more compliant across the board with the various anti-spam laws (I don't know the regulations associated with your audience, but it's very important to follow best practices to be safe).
So, you are ready with your list now, you want to generate new leads, but for your e-mail marketing efforts to work towards converting the earlier acquired prospects into a lead, you will need to take care of one important matrix and that is INBOX DELIVERABILITY.
We are in 2015, where at least 5% of all email never reaches the inbox. This means no matter how much you try, you won't be able to reach 5% of your list. Still, there are best practices that you can follow to comply with most of the ISP requirements and don't get bounced off.
I suggest, you clean-up your list, checkout for any SPAM TRAP email addresses on your list, remove any invalid e-mails on your lists. If you are using an SMTP server I suggest you take care of DKIM and SPF authentications. Here is a great link from Google which should help tackle and address deliverability to Gmail through their bulk e-mail sending guidelines document, which also helps your deliverability across major ISPs (Internet Service Provider). Gmail's bulk senders guide. You will need to closely monitor your bounce rates both hard and soft and ensure you identify and make amendments to your lists from this data.
Ok, so here were some ways in which you can build your e-mail marketing list using e-mail marketing itself, for more optimized list building results, I suggest that you try to create an integrated list building approach utilizing all communication channels. Example, if you talk to your customers on phone, just ask them for their e-mail, do webinars through an e-mail gated form, embed an opt-in link in your YouTube video are a few of these approaches.
We will have list building taken up in detail in another post, where we discuss how we can build a list for the best response. In the end I would also like to conclude that you should focus on knowing your audience and adding value to their business and lives and I am sure you will have a positive response most of the times.


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Tuesday Bird Droppings: Where just five Orioles games remain
The Orioles lost in the 15th inning last night, blowing three leads on their way to doing so. At least it's almost over, folks.
By Paul Folkemer Sep 24, 2019, 7:00am EDT
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Good morning, Camden Chatters.
There's less than a week of Orioles baseball remaining in 2019. After games like last night's, that's probably for the best.
If you didn't catch that utterly ridiculous affair between the Orioles and Blue Jays, Stacey's recap captured it in all its, um, glory.
I don't know about you, but I'm at the point of the season where I'm not super jazzed about staying up until the wee hours of the morning to watch two lousy teams repeatedly try to give away the game. I get that a back-and-forth, 15-inning game should, on paper, be tense and thrilling and emotional. But once you're 157 games deep into the season, it's hard to really muster up the passion and fervor. No offense, Orioles.
Just five games remain. The O's have two more in Toronto and then head to Boston for the final three. Perhaps, after some time has passed, I'll look back and say, "You know who I miss? The 2019 Orioles." Right now, though? I think it's about the right time to close the book on this season.
Orioles GM Mike Elias is ruffling some feathers as he continues overhauling Baltimore's organization - CBS Sports
R.J. Anderson references B.J. Surhoff's recent criticism of Mike Elias in the Athletic, and comes to the conclusion that Elias is "treating people poorly" and being "a jerk." I've read that Surhoff interview, and I really don't see evidence that Elias acted like a jerk at all. Fired people generally don't like getting fired, but that doesn't mean Elias handled it poorly.
Hyde on Hays making push for 2020 spot and more (game update) - Steve Melewski
Talk about a well-timed article. Steve Melewski's piece about Austin Hays' breakout came before Hays added another two home runs and a couple of nifty defensive plays to his already impressive September ledger.
Mancini 'not afraid' to become O's new leader - Orioles.com
I'm old enough to remember when Trey Mancini was just a rookie. Because it was two years ago. It's weird to think that he's now the grizzled veteran leader of the Orioles, but here we are.
Mancini chosen as AL Player of the Week - School of Roch
Speaking of Mancini, his last week was pretty, pretty good. And MLB took notice.
Can John Means Keep It Going For Orioles In 2020? - PressBoxOnline.com
So just what is the secret behind John Means' magical 2019 season? Matt Kremnitzer offers his analysis, while also getting in a dig at people who make puns on the guy's last name. This Means war, Kremnitzer!
Orioles birthdays and history
Is today your birthday? Happy birthday! Your most high-profile O's birthday buddy is Rafael Palmeiro (55), one of the most prolific sluggers in club history, who ranks seventh on the team's all-time list in home runs (223) and eighth in RBIs (701). With his 569 career homers and 3,020 career hits, Palmeiro was well on his way to the Hall of Fame until...well, you know. The steroids thing. Palmeiro attempted a comeback at age 53 last year, hitting .301 with six homers in 31 games for the independent Cleburne Railroaders. Shockingly, that wasn't enough to get him signed by a major league team.
Other Orioles born on this day include first baseman Kevin Millar (48), infielder Jesse Garcia (46), six-gamer Travis Ishikawa (36), and the late outfielder Curt Motton, who would have been 79 today.
Sept. 24 has been a big day for the Orioles clinching playoff spots. On this date in 1971, the O's clinched the AL East by sweeping the Indians in a doubleheader, with both Mike Cuellar and Pat Dobson notching their 20th win of the season (part of the Orioles' record four 20-game winners that year). The doubleheader sweep came during the Orioles' 11-game winning streak to end the regular season.
And on this day in 1997, the Orioles sewed up the AL East pennant, and a wire-to-wire season in first place, with a 9-3 victory in Toronto. The aforementioned Rafael Palmeiro smacked a pinch-hit, two-run homer in the seventh and later added an RBI double.

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There's a reason why Rome is called The Eternal City. The Italian capital is among the oldest continuously occupied cities in Europe, having been established around 3,000 years ago. The centre of the city is a Unesco World Heritage Site, and simply walking through the streets or wandering around the piazzas makes you feel closer to the past.
Rome remains a hugely sought after destination, as thousands of visitors descend on the capital each year to see its iconic sights, from the Pantheon to the Colosseum. For some, Rome's significance lies in its status as home to Vatican City, an independent country that resides within its boundaries. It's also where you'll find the Sistine Chapel and its famous ceiling painted by Michelangelo, as well as St Peter's Basilica, the world's largest church. In the Vatican Museum, you'll be bowled over by the art collection of masterpieces from the Italian Renaissance.
Of course, the city is not without its modern charms, and travellers catch flights to Rome from all over the world in search of the dolce vita, or sweet life. From Audrey Hepburn on her Vespa in Roman Holiday to Julia Roberts eating gelato near a fountain in Eat Pray Love, the city has always been synonymous with the pursuit of pleasure and fun.
Whatever you do in Rome, do it on foot. While the public transport system is easy enough to navigate, it's during slow, unhurried walks around the city that you'll discover the true hidden gems – tucked away cafes, charming boutiques and quaint bookshops, to name a few.
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Listen to live music at Big Mama
When in Rome, and in search of good evening entertainment, do as the locals do. Head to Big Mama, a cosy Blues lounge in the Trastevere district that's been keeping music-lovers entertained for three decades. Despite its reputation for Blues, expect an eclectic line-up that could include anything from rock to disco.
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Visit the Pantheon
In Rome, the past is ever-present, and reminders of the city's epic history are around every corner. Alongside the likes of the iconic Colosseum is the Pantheon, which dates back almost 2,000 years. Dominating a square in the heart of town, its imposing columns and impressive dome make a visit to this monument essential.
Go on a food tour
It's likely a lot of your Roman holiday will be spent sampling the incredible restaurants, but why not go one better and take a food tour? Eating Italy leads small groups around some of Rome's most vibrant neighbourhoods. It's the perfect way to find hidden gems loved by locals.
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Ristorante Roma Sparita (Italian)
This casual spot in Trastevere is said to be the restaurant celebrity chef and TV presenter Anthony Bourdain raved about during a trip to Rome. Choose a sunny table outside for lunch and order the signature tagliolini cacio e pepe (peppery pasta with pecorino and parmesan cheese).
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Lo Scopettaro (Authentic Roman)
If you're a traveller with an adventurous palate, this rustic restaurant is for you. Lo Scopettaro serves authentic Roman cuisine – think veal tongue, lamb heart and tripe. There are more conventional pasta and seafood dishes too, and some really good desserts.
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Mesob (Ethiopian)
If you're in the mood for something other than Italian food, head straight to Mesob, a wonderful Ethiopian restaurant that serves some of the best meals in Rome. Chef and owner Kuki provides a warm welcome, and this is a great option if you're looking for vegan or vegetarian food in Rome.
Places to stay in Rome
The St. Regis Grand Hotel
If what you crave in a hotel is old-world glitz and glamour, then a stay at the St. Regis Grand Hotel should do nicely. The spacious rooms are classically styled (although the on-site Thai spa is both modern and chic) and there's something very comforting about the old-fashioned hospitality.
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This charming boutique hotel is one of the only ones in Rome to house Roman ruins (a stone gallery with 2,000-year-old engravings). When you're not soaking up the sun in the scenic garden, you're well placed to explore the lively neighbourhood of Monti.
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This popular hostel is both eco-friendly and budget-friendly. The Beehive is owned by a friendly American couple who are avid travellers themselves. You'll find a garden, lounge and vegetarian cafe. The low prices are aimed at backpackers, but families and couples will be equally comfortable.
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Liqueur cocktails for the cherry lover!
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A Cherry Fizz is delicious for the brandy lover. The drink consists of two ounces of cherry brandy, carbonated water, a cherry and the juice from a half of a lemon. The brandy cherry liqueur is very smooth and really makes the cherry pop in your mouth. Cupid's Cocktail is a popular drink during Valentines Day and some people drinks them all year round! One ounce of Heering Cherry liqueur, one ounce of peach schnapps, and four ounces of orange juice will give your taste buds a real treat. It is a very uplifting drink but it can be potent so don't drink too many too fast.
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Mysterious memorial to 'Lawnmower Man' reappears after theft
Posted: Dec 7, 2019 / 09:24 AM CST / Updated: Dec 7, 2019 / 09:24 AM CST
ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) — A mysterious memorial dedicated to a New Mexico homeless man who mowed lawns has reappeared after a similar one was stolen.
KRQE-TV reports that a lawnmower memorial dedicated to Carlos Ramirez was installed this week in Roswell, New Mexico.
Ramirez died last month in Lubbock, Texas. He was known around town as Roswell's "Lawnmower Man" because he sat outside the city's Saint Andrews Church for nearly 50 years and mowed lawns to make money.
After he died, a white lawnmower memorial suddenly sprang up near the church in his honor. A day later, it was stolen.
The new memorial comes with a note urging people to leave the lawnmower in place.
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Yaroslav Suris, who is deaf, says he was denied equal access to such titles as "Sexy Cop Gets Witness to Talk," "Hot Step Aunt Babysits Disobedient Nephew" and other videos on Mindgeek sites Pornhub, Redtube and YouPorn, according to a court filing with the Eastern District of New York.
An ice disk appears to be forming in the same Maine river where an unusually large one formed last winter and quickly gained international fame.
SUV on grounds of Beijing's Forbidden City sparks outrage
BEIJING (AP) — A Chinese woman sparked social media outrage in her country by posting photos of herself and a friend with a Mercedes-Benz on the grounds of Beijing's Forbidden City. The reaction prompted an apology from the management of China's 600-year-old former imperial palace.
Vehicles have been banned since 2013 to protect the cultural dignity of the vast site and its hundreds of historic buildings, according to the official Xinhua News Agency. The palace was home to the Qing and Ming emperors, who ruled China for nearly five centuries.
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Ethics Confidential: As AdviceLine Wins Awards, Critic Recalls Its Origins
May 18, 2015 Case Study, Media, PrivacyCasey Bukro, Chicago Headline Club, Chicago Reader, Jim Romenesko, Michael Miner, Peter Lisagor Award, Sigma Delta Chi Award, Society of Professional Journalistsethicsadviceline
It might pain Michael Miner, media critic for the Chicago Reader, to know that he can claim some responsibility for how the Ethics AdviceLine for Journalists handles confidentiality.
From the start, Miner has assumed that anyone who presumes to tell journalists what to do about ethics is a bit daft, silly or pretentious. He tends to be in the camp of those who believe that journalism ethics is an oxymoron.
"The old solution to journalism's intractable contradictions was to build newsrooms no more than 100 feet from a bar," Miner wrote in a column published March 9, 2001, a month after AdviceLine's advent. Instead of a bar, wrote Miner, journalists now could pick up a phone and say, "Hello, sweetheart. Get me ethics."
It's good for journalists, and ethicists too, to have an unsympathetic, cold-eyed lampooner.
And Miner continues prodding, even when he wrote a column mentioning that AdviceLine had been awarded a Peter Lisagor Award May 8 by the Chicago Headline Club as best independent continuing blog. The Lisagor awards are given for exemplary journalism. Miner was not impressed.
"But as life is richer when Bukro's around to disagree with, I'm pleased to report he hasn't gone away," wrote Miner. It's good to have a media critic, even after the passage of 14 years, who still closely follows developments in journalism and ethics with a wry bent.
The Lisagor award, named for the late Washington correspondent and PBS commentator, was the second in a few weeks given to AdviceLine. The Society of Professional Journalists announced in April that AdviceLine won a Sigma Delta Chi award for online independent column writing. The award will be presented in June in Washington, D.C.
Miner writes for the Reader, which describes itself as "Chicago's Free Weekly/ Kicking Ass Since 1971."
Miner is a good kicker. He wrote one of the first pieces about AdviceLine, saying in the 2001 column that a Chicago Tribune columnist beat him to using "a smart-alecky tone … forcing me to scramble for higher ground."
Miner is also a very good reporter. He interviewed me in 2001 about what kind of calls we were getting from journalists, and I described some of our first. I thought I was being careful about identifying callers or details that could not be disclosed under our confidentiality policy.
Miner has a soothing voice on the telephone, teasing out information in a way that non-journalists might find disarming. He told others on the AdviceLine team that I had described some of the cases we handled, and encouraged them to do the same. And they did.
What followed was what I called a Miner uproar. After reading the Miner column, one AdviceLine member wrote in an email "I hardly know what to say about the extent to which confidences and commitments have been violated" in response to Miner's questions.
The first reaction from some AdviceLine members was to say they had said too much, especially me for "spilling the beans," causing others to follow suit.
This was virgin territory. How much can be said about ethics cases? Nothing at all, some argued. And, if you are not accustomed to being interviewed, it can be shocking to see your comments in print.
It was a tumultuous beginning for AdviceLine.
Even Miner was criticized for being too informative about the AdviceLine cases he described.
"I'm stunned, stunned, stunned to read that the contents of the phone calls to the ethics line were reported openly," was one reaction that appeared in Jim Romenesko's media news site.
The president of an SPJ chapter, not identified by name, had called AdviceLine with a question, and his question was described. He later told Romenesko that he had not expected his phone call to result in a news story.
My take at the time: "On the face of it, it looks as though some members of our team lost their moral bearings and we had an ethical meltdown as a result of the Miner article. How could that happen with a group trained in ethics?"
It was not ethics at fault. It was learning to communicate effectively. It was a hard-won lesson, one that rattled some members of the AdviceLine team.
At the core was knowing our standard on confidentiality, and sticking to it. Yet one of AdviceLine's goals is education – learning what ethics issues plague professional journalists, and the advice given to help solve those dilemmas. There can be no education if the cases cannot be described publicly, even without names and places.
An AdviceLine staff member at the time, the late Mary Myers, reminded all of us of our mission: "We not only want to man an AdviceLine, but contribute to the greater discussion, understanding and body of knowledge regarding ethics and journalism."
AdviceLine has refined its confidentiality policies periodically. Here are the questions asked every time AdviceLine gets a call or query.
1. Do I have your permission to share the details of your case, including your name and organization, with the AdviceLine team?
2. Education in journalism ethics is one of the AdviceLine's core missions, so may we have your permission to discuss the nature of your case anonymously in the AdviceLine's educational reports, books or online blogs, but without identifying you or your organization?
3. Real-life case reports are very important resources for education in journalism ethics, so may we have your permission to use the content of your case and our discussion of it, including using your name and organization, in the AdviceLine's educational reports, books or online blogs?
The goal is to be clear on what AdviceLine can say publicly about the cases. Thanks, Mike!
Take This Job and Shove It
October 24, 2014 Accountability, Independence, MediaBruce Rauner, Carol Marin, Chicago Headline Club, Chicago Sun-Times, Dave McKinney, Jerry Springer, Jim Kirk, Robert Feder, Ron Magers, WMAQ-TVethicsadviceline
Dave McKinney
Once again, one of Chicago's top journalists is telling his bosses to "take this job and shove it."
The latest example is Dave McKinney, a highly respected Chicago Sun-Times political reporter and Springfield statehouse bureau chief.
McKinney complained of being "yanked from my beat" and placed on temporary leave after staffers for Bruce Rauner, candidate for Illinois governor in an election that was only weeks away, made accusations against McKinney and his wife "in a last-ditch act of intimidation" trying to kill a story about Rauner.
McKinney pointed out that the Sun-Times editorially endorsed Rauner's run for governor.
"Readers of the Sun-Times need to be able to trust the paper," McKinney wrote in his resignation letter. "They need to know a wall exists between owners and the newsroom to preserve the integrity of what is published. A breach in that wall exists at the Sun-Times."
Journalists were quick to come to McKinney's defense.
The Chicago Headline Club, with a membership of about 500 journalists, said it was "shocked and disappointed" at McKinney's treatment, and called it "a sad day in the history of the Sun-Times and Chicago journalism." The news spread fast.
In response, Jim Kirk, Sun-Times publisher and editor-in-chief, called McKinney "among the best in our profession," but his leave was intended to "ensure there were no conflicts of interest……" Kirk denied that the newspaper's ownership and management had any role in the matter. He took responsibility for the decisions.
Chicago tends to take its journalism, and sometimes its journalists, seriously.
The last time such an open conflict over news ethics erupted was in 1997, when Carol Marin and Ron Magers quit as evening co-anchors at WMAQ-TV Channel 5 over management's decision to hire trash talk host Jerry Springer as a commentator on their news broadcast. Springer was known for hosting a show that featured raucous domestic disputes.
Marin and Magers considered Springer's role on their broadcast "an affront to their credibility and integrity."
On the day she quit, Marin had a story in the Chicago Sun-Times, where she is a political writer, with the headline: "Credibility, Thy Name Isn't Springer."
The decision to hire Springer turned out disastrous for WMAQ-TV. Not only did it lose two admired co-anchors, its 10 p.m. newscast ratings plunged 13 percent.
Robert Feder, a media columnist for the Sun-Times at the time, wrote that Channel 5 executives admitted that hiring Springer was a mistake after losing the anchors and "sending thousands of viewers fleeing in disgust."
Springer also quit WMAQ after only two nights on the air, saying "it's gotten too personal."
Television viewers often form bonds with TV personalities, who are usually attractive and friendly. It's as though those people on TV are personal friends, sometimes.
Those kinds of bonds seldom form with the largely invisible newspaper writers and reporters, who sometimes describe themselves as "ink-stained wretches."
In this multi-media world, McKinney did appear on television via Skype broadcasts, reporting on political developments in Springfield. But it's unlikely that readers will flee from the Sun-Times over the McKinney affair, as viewers fled WMAQ over the resignations of Marin and Magers.
In one of those strange twists, Carol Marin collaborated with McKinney on the Rauner investigation. Marin responded, saying the Rauner investigation was fair and accurate, although a "scorched earth" philosophy is not unusual in a political campaign.
"And so the Rauner team went over our heads to our bosses at NBC5 and the Sun-Times…." with untrue accusations, she wrote.
Hardball is the way the game is played in Chicago in both cases. But the basic issues are the same: Ethics, credibility and integrity.


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BREAKING: Laura Ingraham Lands New Job
Pro-Trump radio host and best-selling author Laura Ingraham is set to have her own Fox News TV show starting this fall.
Ingraham will be taking over the 10 PM time slot — however, the exact launch date has not yet been announced.
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"The Five" will be moved to the 5 PM time slot and Hannity's show will be moved to 9 PM.
The reshuffling came after Eric Bolling's recent exit from Fox and subsequent cancellation of his show "Fox News Specialists" after allegations of sexual harassment.
Fox will be temporarily replacing the "Specialists" with news programming.
Matt Drudge of the Drudge Report even hinted at Laura Ingraham's new prime time show back in August when he tweeted, "FALL PREVIEW: Laura Ingraham's prime time to shine! After years in the trenches, much deserved"
Ingraham is a Trump supporter and recently torched Charles Krauthammer after he criticized Trump for condemning alt-left violence.
After Ingraham read Trump's condemnation of the racists at the Charlottesville rally, she said to Krauthammer, "I guess what Charles just said is Donald Trump doesn't mean that. Now if you're gonna say that Donald Trump's a racist or he's stupid or he's just doing a hostage tape, I guess you could tell all our FOX viewers that. And I resent that you just said it was a cop out…"
Laura Ingraham can definitely hold her own; she has a huge conservative base and will be welcomed with open arms.
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BNP senior leader Moudud Ahmed on Friday said their party secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam went to the UN Headquarters in New York at the invitation of its Secretary General to present the country's "current real scenario", not to make any complaint.
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FIFA World Cup 2018 Round of 16 Match Predictions: Who will win today's Spain vs Russia match?
Spain are up against the hosts in this enticing Round of 16 fixture.
Hosts Russia are all set to take on one of the firm favourites of the tournament, Spain, in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 fixture at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow. Russia, who have created quite a buzz with their performance in the first two group stage fixtures, will look to pull off the biggest upset so far in the tournament against 2010 champions Spain. La Roja, on the other hand, are getting used to Fernando Hierro's coaching ways after Lopetegui was sacked two days before their opening fixture against Portugal. Spain will be wary of the threat that the hosts will bring into this game and will look to avoid any sort of upset in the FIFA World Cup knockout stage fixture. Let's see how the two sides stack up before we make our FIFA World Cup 2018 Round of 16 match predictions:
FIFA World Cup 2018 Round of 16: Spain vs Russia
There is no denying that Spain has had a rocky start to FIFA World Cup 2018. With the departure of Julen Lopetegui a day before the tournament, Assistant coach Fernando Hierro stepped in to carry Spain's hopes of a second World Cup trophy. Although there were flashes of brilliance in their opening match against Portugal, they were outdone by the brilliance of Cristiano Ronaldo. They were much better in their second fixture but warded off a few defensive errors to keep Iran at bay.
Needing just a draw against Morocco in the final group fixture, Spain were yet again lackluster at the back, leaking two goals. They were suddenly facing defeat but Iago Aspas' late strike saved the blushes as Spain retained the top spot over Portugal on goal difference. Spain will fancy their chances to go all the way to the semi-final as they have a considerably easier path. If they manage to win against Russia, La Roja will face either Croatia or Denmark. Although it won't be easy, Spain will choose this over facing the heavyweights early on in the tournament.
Russia, on the other hand, had an explosive start to the tournament with a 5-0 drubbing of Saudi Arabia. With their performance in the opener, all doubts over the lowest ranked team had disappeared as Russia were suddenly fancying their chances. After another thrashing against Egypt, Russia were given a reality check of sorts against Uruguay as the hosts fell to a 0-3 defeat. Although Russia will go into this fixture confident, they will be realistic about their approach and will not let the Spanish midfielders run riot against them. Let's now look at the FIFA World Cup 2018 Round of 16 match predictions:
FIFA World Cup 2018 Round of 16 match predictions: Spain vs Russia
It is hard not to consider Spain as favourites in this FIFA World Cup 2018 Round of 16 fixture. Although the Russians will be hoping for home advantage to play some role, the Spanish team has that experience to ward off any Russian challenge. Obviously, even the bookmakers are predicting a Spain victory with odds of 4:7 while Russia have odds of 6:1 stacked against them.
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Over the past month, the situation in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) took a familiar turn, usually witnessed around the end of winter. Terrorist activity increased and there has been much worry about energised mobs attempting to come to the rescue of trapped terrorists at encounter sites. In one such case, three civilians were killed when the security forces (SF) did not get cowed down by the intimidation of the vigilantes. It is highly unlikely that the SF will be pressurised; and in all probability, they will develop new techniques and acquire better equipment to overcome the challenge.
Thus far there is not much that the establishment has done to halt the march of vigilantism which has taken over mosques, triggered stone pelting and targeted the general lives of people in rural areas in particular. The drift will have an effect on the degree of control that anti-social elements have in the Valley, as was evident during the first by-poll. However, more worrisome is the level of external influence on the situation. The control of the security establishment over this is usually far less than what it does over the internal domain. External factors include Pakistan's sponsorship, pro-activeness and role; China's new found interest; and the ideology and the influence of radical Islamic groups. Even as the by-polls are underway over the next six to seven weeks, the governments in New Delhi and Srinagar should focus on internal stabilisation in the Valley but eyes cannot be taken away from the scanner that looks at external influence.
The degree of influence exercised by radical Islamic ideology on the turbulence in J&K has been the subject of much debate. Some analysts argue that the ideological content of the movement is negligible and that the movement essentially remains political. The actual influence may yet be remaining marginal but the larger Islamic identity is being profusely employed to garner unity and support of the local people.
Through the mayhem of 2016, the mosque did emerge as the rallying point. The mosque can also exercise influence of the local ideology but most people agree that faith resonates and radical faith resonates even more. That over 800 mosques have been taken over by the Ahle Hadith sect is enough to prove the direction in which ideological influence has been moving, right under our eyes. The influence of Daesh, which is attempted to be projected through one-off hoisting of its flags, is still marginal.
Faith is being used for the purpose of securing international support from Islamic nations. Religious vigilantism is evident in some areas and the notion of Islam as the binder against India is rife. Worldwide, there appears little evidence of reduction in the influence of Islamism. Daesh, under pressure in Iraq and Syria, has pulled back just a little in its proactive campaign. The real Islamist influence, however, comes from Pakistan, where Islamist activism remains live.
With social media (Whatsapp in particular) becoming the primary medium to motivate flash mobs in the Valley, Islamist influence through this medium is also likely to increase.
If Pakistan desires that India once again join in a peace process, it will attempt to keep the quantum and nature of violence just below the threshold, ensuring no high profile acts take place; also contingent upon the degree of influence General Qamar Bajwa exercises over the deep state. However, it may appear to the Pakistani establishment that the success it achieved in enflaming the Valley in 2016 must move to the next step lest the movement, which is usually more active in summer, loses momentum. The international and regional environment may also appear to give it a perception that the situation favours it. Pakistan was quick to respond positively to the US' proposal for mediation. Thereafter, however, commentaries have harped on the usual line of responding to India's stand on terror by stating that it would wish to include India's alleged sponsorship of terror activities in Pakistan. The required degree of seriousness is obviously missing and a perception that it must continue to hurt India in J&K persists.
It is evident that Pakistan is unlikely to put its sponsorship of turbulence in J&K on hold. The strategic environment gives it the perception that it should seek advantage through actively pursuing the route of violence. Indian security agencies and all institutions of civil governance must be prepared for the worst through the impending summer.
This column is the first of the two-part series on the evolving nature of external influence impacting security and stability in Jammu and Kashmir, India.


Welcome to my blog. You may have only just found me or been around for a while. Wherever you have come from, thanks for showing up.
As we start a new year, I thought now was as good a time as any, to say hi to all my readers and to let you in on what you can expect from me in 2017. On a side note this picture was taken last summer, oh how I long for that summer glow again and warm weather!
You may have noticed, my blog has had a quick spring clean for the New Year. No massive changes just a few tweaks to keep my site fresh, user friendly and hopefully with content better than ever.
This year, I am really keen to grow my blog. 2016 was a pretty good year, blogging wise. I did however seem to loose a little mojo towards the end of the year.
Right now though, I feel like I am firing on all cylinders and keep thinking of ideas for content. Why is it when you have tonnes to write about, you don't seem to have the time to write the posts up (I find I have to get up early on a Sunday morning to catch up – dedication indeed)? Or you cannot think of anything to write, not one thing. #bloggerproblems. Let me know if you suffer from blogger's block!
Going back to my blog, I have added a favourites/wishlist tab under the slideshow and one towards the bottom of the home page. Both will be updated often. Looking for ASOS inspiration, a White Company haul or want to see what is in my skincare stash, this is the place to head. If there is anything that takes your fancy (I mean, I do have impeccable taste), just click and it will take you to the right page to buy. You know the drill, I may make a few pennies along the way (literally). I thought it was a good idea to add for a quick and easy snapshot of all the products and pieces I am currently loving.
I will be giving more product reviews than ever before. If you want a straight talking review on any product, hang around as I may just feature the product you are looking into trying. If you wish to request a product review, where I buy and try, please contact me and I will be happy to oblige. It may be that I already have said product in my stash anyway. If you want the truth this is the blog to read!
Keen to improve. Less stock photos. More outfit shots and some of me!
I will be writing more personal posts. There will also be style, hauls, beauty and travel related posts. I am heading back to New York in October, so expect content following my American journey.
From 1st February, I will be posting twice a week, Wednesday at 5pm and Sunday at 8am. There may be the odd bonus post somewhere along the line. If I can post more, I will. If my schedule changes I will let you know.
I am also on Snapchat (geniegp) and am going to snap regularly from February, so I would love it if you would join me.
If there are any improvements or anything you would love to see, please tweet or email me.
Here's to a fabulous 2017!
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1⃣ No clear or consistent labeling for your account.
2⃣ Running too many campaigns.
3⃣ Not aligning your optimization goals with targeted audience.
4⃣ Lack of hypothesis testing framework (or mindset).
5⃣ Throwing too many obstacles in the way of FB to properly optimize.
6⃣ Mixing various Lookalike audiences in the same ad set.
7⃣ Not uploading enough CRM data into the Audiences.
1. When are you cleaning out your closet? It's a Mess!
Common problem: Not having consistent and clear labeling for your account structure, campaign and ad set naming conventions.
Why it's important: Consistent and clear labeling helps account advertisers gain insights faster, make better decisions, pull better reports.
2. Are You Sure You Need 74 campaigns to make it work?
Why it's important: there is nothing bad about creating many campaigns for various markets, needs, promotions, flash sales, optimization objectives, countries. However, the common belief is that by creating more campaigns, one will be able to spend more money and thus drive more performance.
How to fix: define clear KPIs for each funnel, start with 2-3 ad sets and try to scale them with your best audiences, minimize overlap in your audiences, try to keep creative relevant to the ad optimization goal and/or funnel. Introduce new tactics via split tests first.
3. So What is Your KPI really?
Common problem: Not aligning your optimization goals with their targeted audience' typical conversion funnel. Do you optimize for sales? Adds to cart? Video views? Blog post views? Or all of it at the same time.
4. Are you Testing or Just Guessing?
Common problem: lack of hypothesis testing framework (or mindset) leads to a lot of wasted money and, as a result, missed opportunities. Firing the bullets before you fire from the cannon may be a smart strategy when testing new creative, audiences and placements.
Why it's important: to eliminate the guessing or those gut-driven decisions when numbers could dictate a more rational, grounded decision on what works and what doesn't. Utilize split tests at the start of your new campaigns or when introducing new creative, experimenting with placements.
How to fix: choose guided campaign creation flow and check the box "Split tests" on the campaign objective page. You'll be able to choose your test variable on the next page (Creative, Placement, Bidding, and Multiple variables).
5. Stay relevant, Stay Consistent.
Common problem: do you advertise a free guide in your link ads, but drive people to the home page with multiple product offerings, blog posts, videos and a FREE guide hiding at the bottom of the page? If you are trying to optimize for a particular event on the page, do not throw obstacles (read: content/links/offers/banners) in the way of FB to optimize for the one event you want most.
Why it's important: ad relevance impacts costs, but the user experience after clicking through ads impacts conversion numbers and your KPI metrics.
How to fix: utilize focused landing pages with a single conversion event per page. This event should be tied to your Facebook campaign's objective. If you send traffic to a lead form, then only have a single lead form on the dedicated page so a user could have minimum "distractions" and maximum conversion rate from visiting a page to completing a lead form. A good idea is to include your destination URL identifier or name in the ad creative naming. This will help you to easily understand which landing pages convert traffic better.
6. Don't Mix Lookalike Audiences. They Don't Taste That Great Together.
Common problem: Mixing various Lookalike audiences (created off of same or different sources) and using them as inclusion targeting in the same ad set.
Why it's important: lookalike audience is in itself a complete prototype of your seed audience. Facebook will have a harder time understanding who you really are after when you include more than one lookalike in your targeting.
How to fix: Split multiple lookalike audiences across the ad sets. We suggest using a Campaign budget optimization feature for this where budgets will be optimized across ad sets maximizing the overall campaign performance. Create separate ad sets with Lookalike audiences of different sizes (Example: Ad Set 1 will have a Lookalike – 1%, Ad Set 2 will have a Lookalike 1-2%, and Ad Set 3 will have a Lookalike 2-3%).
Tick off the Campaign budget optimization feature on the campaign level assigning either a daily or lifetime budget. You could also set bid controls on all of your ad sets. As always, pre-test different Lookalike audiences (their source and size) using Split Test campaigns. Only move the winners to your Evergreen campaigns with Campaign Budget Optimisation enabled.
Common problem: They are not uploading enough CRM data into the Audiences and not leveraging lookalike audience build feature.
Why it's important: historically, lookalike audiences based on the CRM data tend to outperform lookalike audiences built off of other sources- pixel, website data. Your prospecting efforts (Top funnel campaigns) should start by looking for the people who are similar to your existing clients.
How to fix: go to the "Audiences" tab and upload your client CRM data (use emails, phones, mobile user IDs). Then hit create a Lookalike audience and choose your similarity % and country.
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Lumira Ventures continues Double Bottom Line Challenge to provide support to those in need during the COVID-19 crisis.
admin May 14, 2020 Lumira Philanthropy
As a leader in the Canadian life science investment community, Lumira Ventures has been closely monitoring and engaging with companies who are developing COVID-19 treatments and vaccines. While our portfolio companies and employees within have been significantly impacted by the current crisis, much like the broader innovation and startup ecosystem, we have been proud of their responses and efforts to leverage their technologies to fill needs in the battle against COVID-19. One of our portfolio companies Bardy Diagnostics recently launched a Mail-to-Patient service that enables fully remote cardiac monitoring for both populations at high-risk of COVID-19 and patients who simply cannot get to their clinicians during "shelter-in-place". A number of our infectious disease portfolio companies are also exploring the relevance of their technologies and resources toward COVID-19 treatments. Last week, Lumira Ventures participated in a private placement with IMV Inc. who are exploring the use their DPX immunotherapy platform, currently in the clinic for various cancers, to develop a COVID-19 vaccine.
While we can point to many examples of companies and individuals across the life science space trying to do their part, what is clear is that life as we know it will not be the same until we develop a vaccine, and until then, those most impacted will continue to need long-term support. We continue to be inspired by organizations doing their part both upstream in the innovation ecosystem and downstream in the organizations we are coordinating with as part of the Double Bottom Line Challenge. This week we are honored to have supported an additional group of high-impact initiatives doing their part to support those in need in our community:
Fred Victor: fredvictor.org. A Toronto-based organization that offers shelter, food and essential resources to the homeless. Fred Victor initiated the COVID-19 Fund to provide these individuals with the necessary support to keep them safe and healthy in this challenging time.
Food For Thought: foodforthought.cafe. An Ottawa-based initiative supported by local chefs and restaurants that provide nutritious meals to families who need it most. Since the start of the outbreak they have provided over 20k meals to families in need across the city.
St. Stephen's Community House: schto.ca. This Toronto-based organization provides support and services to the homeless. Lumira's donation supports an Overdose Prevention Site that remains operational during COVID-19.
Sustain the Line: sustaintheline.com. An organization that supports provides meals crafted by local restaurants to healthcare workers on the frontlines in cities across Canada and the US. Lumira supported a new initiative to provide meals to frontline workers in Fort MacMurray.
The Stop: thestop.org. A Toronto-based community centre that provides emergency food access including food bank services and takeout meals to individuals and families in the community.
We continue to call upon our colleagues in the venture capital and private equity community to join us in this mission. Please feel free reach out to a member of our team if you would like to work with us or suggest any high value initiatives achieving Double Bottom Line Impact that you think we should consider supporting.
The Lumira Ventures Team


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Teach Us All Screening & Panel Discussion Rehash
On Tuesday, August 15, LTLT partnered with YEP-DC to host its first major event: a screening of Teach Us All, a documentary and social justice campaign on educational inequality set against the backdrop of the 1957 Little Rock school crisis.
By: Andrew Hanson
On Tuesday, August 15, LTLT partnered with YEP-DC to host its first major event: a screening of Teach Us All, a documentary and social justice campaign on educational inequality set against the backdrop of the 1957 Little Rock school crisis. The Public Welfare Foundation kindly donated space in its John Anderson Lankford Auditorium for the screening.
The event was a major success! More than 100 passionate professionals came out to reflect and discuss how to best promote racially, ethnically, and socioeconomically diverse schools in DC and throughout the nation.
The audience during the screening of Teach Us All
LTLT founder Chris Suarez kicked off the event by informing attendees about LTLT's history, upcoming activities, and setting the stage for Teach Us All.
Mark your calendar for November 17-18, when LTLT will host its first annual Diversity and Equity Policy Summit, a convening of DC-area parents, teachers, students, administrators, and other policy leaders to discuss school diversity.
LTLT co-founder Jenna Tomasello introduced YEP-DC President Emmanuel Caudillo, who thanked the audience and expressed his excitement for the event and enthusiasm for partnering with LTLT.
Founder of LTLT, Chris Suarez, with Co-Founder Jenna Tomasello
Teach Us All features a series of case studies, beginning with Little Rock, 60 years after the Little Rock Nine first walked through the halls of Little Rock Central High School. The movie's aim is to facilitate strategic collaboration and conversations among grassroots organizers to promote school and classroom diversity across the country. The film will be screened throughout the country, from New York to Los Angeles, to examine how re-segregation and inequity persist in schools and classrooms across America. The film examines how communities and schools are organizing themselves to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion using a wide range of approaches.
After the film concluded, Chris Suarez moderated a rich panel discussion that included former U.S. Department of Education Deputy Assistant Secretary Tanya Clay House, Richard Kahlenberg, Senior Fellow at the Century Foundation and a preeminent scholar on school diversity, and Ramin Taheri, who currently works in the D.C. Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education.
From left to right: Emmanuel Caudillo, Richard Kahlenberg, Tanya Clay House, Ramin Taheri, Chris Suarez and Jenna Tomasello
The recent violence and terrorism that occurred in Charlottesville the previous weekend weighed heavily on the panelists and permeated their discussion. The panelists didn't agree with every education reform position espoused in the movie, but they all agreed about that school diversity in a more important issue than ever, particularly at this time of division and polarization. To that end, the panelists largely saw the film as a motivating and moving call to action not only for school diversity but for high-quality teachers, parental voice, and educational equity.
Several themes defined their discussion:
They expressed serious discontent at the regress of integration and educational equity since the 1980s and the state of race relations in America today and argued that, since public housing and education policies artificially created the segregation we see across society today, the public has an interest and responsibility to promote diversity in our schools and communities.
They expressed the importance of not thinking about diversity in isolation and challenged the conventional wisdom that race-based segregation is only prevalent in the south. We should think about diversity systematically, the panel argued. It shouldn't only be an issue about schools in the South, but in liberal bastions in the Northeast and West, in our classrooms among the school faculty/staff, and in our communities, toll booths, and community groups.
They expressed the importance of communicating the benefits of diversity for people of all backgrounds, not just Black, Latino, and low-income students. Though social justice requires targeting society's most disadvantaged citizens, the political success of diversity initiatives requires understanding and communicating the benefits of diversity for white people and the business community as well, for example, in terms of education, economics, and its ability to alleviate bias. The gay rights movement succeeded, Rick Kahlenberg argued, when gay people came out in large numbers so that virtually everyone had a gay friend or family member they thought about when encountering homophobia.
They expressed the importance of thinking critically about initiatives marketed under the diversity and equity banner. They discussed the controversial Vergara case, one of the case studies presented in Teach Us All, as an example. The film presented it as pushing for the same goals as the Civil Rights movement but, in fact, would have stripped teachers of tenure rights.
Audience members posed thoughtful questions to the panel about avoiding seemingly easy political wins that could turn out to be counterproductive, integrating diversity into curricula and pedagogy, and recruiting a new generation of diverse teachers into the profession.
Chris Suarez concluded the evening by discussing the power of organizing, and the importance of the stories and successes that were shared in Teach Us All. LTLT looks forward to convening similar events and discussions in the future!
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This is the only One Shot image survived to the old site revision. The image is the sum of 17 frames of 900 sec taken with the FSQ telescope and an ATIK 11000 C full frame CCD.
NGC 2264 is the designation number of the New General Catalogue that identifies two astronomical objects as a single one: the Cone Nebula, and the Christmas Tree Cluster. All of the objects are located in the Monoceros constellation and are located about 800 parsecs or 2,600 light-years from Earth. In the large FOV picture are also included several other objects: NGC 2261, 2251, 2259, 2247, 2245, IC 2167 and IC 447, all in the Monoceros.
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'Fear, Greed, Lust' Drive Mind Games Used To 'Scam' Internet Users
Linda McGlasson • July 6, 2007
A new study details the psychological games and other tactics cyber criminals use in social engineering scams propagated through junk email. In a recently released study titled "Mind Games," Dr. James Blascovich, Professor of Psychology at the University of California, Santa Barbara, gave his analysis on multiple common scam emails and showed how cyber criminals use fear, greed and lust to methodically steal personal financial information.
"Scam spam works best by providing recipients with a sense of familiarity and legitimacy, either by creating the illusion that the email is from a friend or colleague, or providing plausible warnings from a respected institution," Dr. Blascovich noted. "Once the victim opens the email, criminals use two basic motivational processes, approach and avoidance, or a combination of the two, to persuade victims to click on dangerous links, provide personal information, or download risky files. By scamming $20 from just half of one percent of the U.S. population, cyber criminals can earn $15 million each day and nearly $5.5 billion in a year, a powerful attraction for skillful scam artists."
An important key to the crooks' success is familiarity. One example is phishing scams that fraudulently acquire sensitive information, such as usernames, passwords, and financial data, by masquerading as a familiar or nationally recognized bank, credit card company or even an online auction site. A recent report by McAfee Avert Labs showed the number of phishing Web sites increased by 784 percent in the first half of 2007. Popular sites are also being victimized. In December of 2006, cyber criminals targeted MySpace and used a worm to convert legitimate links to those to lure consumers to a phishing site designed specifically to obtain personal information.
Along with the alarming increase in phishing emails, the researchers said they are are also seeing more sophisticated messages that can fool all but the most highly trained surfer. While earlier phishing emails often included typos, awkward language and minor graphical mistakes, newer scams appear to be more legitimate, with slicker graphics and copy that closely mirrors the language used by respected institutions.
In addition to tactics that build on familiarity to create the illusion of legitimacy, phishing scams also target consumers with fear tactics, such as through subject lines like "Urgent Security Notification" and "Your billing account records are out of date." Other lures, such as "Must Complete and Submit" or "You Are Missing Out," are less blatant but similarly trick users into thinking that without a specific action on their part, they're going to lose out.
Dr. Blascovich reported on a category of scam emails targeting consumers who are promotion focused (want to "get ahead") and/or capitalize on consumers' greed. These messages have such subject lines as "You Won" to entice consumers into thinking they may have won a lottery or sweepstakes, "90% discounts" to trick consumers into thinking they are getting great promotional pricing, or "You Are Approved" to target consumers who need a loan or have money problems.
Yet another popular lure involves messages that play on feelings of love and loss. A subject like "Why spend another week lonely?" works by preying on the sensitivities of those feeling vulnerable. And finally, there's the voice- of-authority approach: "Attention! Several Credit Card databases have been LOST" and others like it are designed to make consumers feel a sense of urgency and obligation. The "Mind Games," report is available online at http://www.mcafee.com/us/threat_center/white_paper.html. Listen to a podcast on phishing and crimeware: https://www.bankinfosecurity.com/podcasts.php?podcastID=18
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Shoes For A Dynamic Lifestyle of Dappertude's Head Photographer.
Join us as we take a look into the daily life of Dappertude's Head Photographer, Joe Cheng, figuring out what shoes can keep up with his dynamic daily life.
To begin the day, I meditate for 15 minutes to put myself in good stead for the productivity of the day ahead followed up by some exercise to flush out the previous day's toxins. Getting dressed I always choose fashionable yet breathable clothes, they're ideal as you never know what the day will bring, also strapping on my Radium shoes from Bared Footwear.
It's a quick hussle onto the train into the city, each daily commute takes up an hour of the day. I am constantly on my feet so I need a shoe that can keep up and support my feet, that is why the Radium is great as it is designed with podiatry support in mind. That hour of transport is best used for laptop work, emails, editing photos, uploads; make the most of sitting down while I can. Once in the city I have to hit the ground running, fit in all my meetings while the sun is still high.
Once the sun is past its peak, it takes a softer glow on the subject, this is when my best shots are taken. Lugging around my shoulder bag or pelican case, I need to be light on my feet, I cannot have shoes dragging me down, each minute in this lighting is precious. Agility is key in photography, quick and flexible movement is important for me to get the shot. The same goes for my shoes, sometimes you need to sample the same shoe ten times to make sure they are right, just like the Radium shoe.
After the shoot, day becomes night. The post-shoot shenanigans often lead to drinks and food at some establishment so I cannot be spending the day in sneakers, I need something that can transition from day time functionality to night time stylishness, that is why I choose the Radium for my daily wear.


We purchased Buddypress Even Calendar in November 2014. It was working fine until daylight savings time took effect on March 8, 2015; at that point, existing appointments on our group calendars display off by 1 hour. E.g., An event on March 12 that had been set to occur at 12-1 pm now (incorrectly) shows that it is scheduled for 1-2 pm. New events are okay, but I assume that when DST ends, those existing events will again be off.
The timezone set under Settings/General/Timezone in our Wordpress instance is shown below (Los Angeles time zone, in daylight savings time).
I'm guessing the plugin isn't tracking when the event was created (if it was created during DST or Standard time) so that it can adjust the time accurately when a transition occurs? Any suggestions for a fix, or is this already on your radar?
You'll then be able to call it by going to http://domain.com/info.php (of course, replace domain.com with the actual domain for your site).
Couldn't reproduce the issue on my own install.
I was taking a look into the plugin code, and there shouldn't be any issue with DST. Even if you change your site settings to a different timezone/location, the event time information should still work the same as when you created the event.
I would need the information requested by Michael above in order to take a further look.
Please let me know here once you send the information.
Thanks for confirming that there shouldn't be an issue with DST. We partly wanted to know if this was an outstanding issue or not, but it sounds like this might be something particular to us. Giving out admin access to our Wordpress instance isn't something I have permission to do, though, and so the team decided that that we're going to let this go. Thanks again for your help up to this point.


Malta has a lot to offer with regards to history, sightseeing, beaches and events, however shopping is also a favourite activity amongst those on holiday in Malta. Even if the concept of shopping has not expanded as it did in other countries, it is rapidly growing with tourists and locals alike.
Malta with all it's history, attractions and events, a day of shoppingat the original and fine shops in Malta is hard to beat. Plan a stroll down Republic Street to find the finest hand-made silverware or check out Marsaxlokk market for sweet fruit from the Mediterranean.
Shopping in Malta is fun and exciting both for the casual buyer as well as the serious shopper thanks to the wide variety of shops ranging from beauty, latest fashion and home décor to artworks, local produce and cultural artefacts.
Malta is perfectly located in the Mediterranean and has wonderful gourmet goods such as sun-dried tomatoes, olives and wines, all recommended to be tasted before you leave back home.
Don't forget to check out the locally produced silverware, handcrafts, blown glass items and lace, your choice of souvenirs to bring back home are endless. The prices in Malta and Gozo are very similar to shops in central Europe, especially when it comes to larger international franchises and food chains.
Shopping centres can be found all over Malta and Gozo, however the two main shopping districts can be found in the capital of Malta, Valletta – along Republic and Merchants Streets and in Sliema on Tower Road, Bisazza Street and The Strand. However, Hamrun, Paola, St. Julian's and Victoria in Gozo have some great outlets and shopping centres where you will surely find what you are looking for.
Valletta, the capital of Malta, offers a large variety of shops ranging from international brands and shops spread out mostly Republic Street and Merchants Street. However the smaller family owned shops are usually scattered in the back streets of Valletta selling handmade crafts and other local products, so exploring Valletta by foot is recommended.
At the charming Valletta Waterfront you can do some quality and Duty-Free shopping at the many shops like at the bookshop, craft shops (pottery and glass) and of course the Forni Shopping Complex, the home of several designer names.
Whether you choose to explore the main shopping streets and complexes or choose to explore the narrow grid-like streets of Valletta you will surely find a special piece of Malta to take with. The many restaurants and cafes all over Valletta allow you to simply stop for a drink or lunch if you get tired from your Malta shopping.
Shopping in Sliema is the second most popular place to shop in Malta after Valletta. In Bisazza Street and Tower Road there are several leading brands and shops such as Diesel, Marks & Spencer, The Body Shop, Zara and Monsoon.However shops in Sliema are not only about fashion, there are also beauty parlours, toy shops, jewel stores, souvenir shops and home décor. The Plaza Shopping Mall is located between Bisazza Street and Tower Road and has shopping spread out on 4 floors (read more here).
Sliema is one of the chicest shopping areas in Malta with several cafés along a sea-side stretch, where people come for a cup of coffee or lunch. The side streets around Sliema have several smaller interesting shops with cheaper prices.
The convenience of shopping for everything under one roof, as well as their air-conditioned environment, has made shopping malls increasingly popular in both Malta and Gozo. This has led to the recent rise of several shopping malls, in fact, The Point in Tigne opened in 2010 while The Duke in Gozo opened in 2008.
Shopping malls around Malta can be found in the larger towns such as Valletta, Sliema, St. Julian's and Victoria in Gozo. The largest and most popular ones are Bay Street (St. Julian's), The Plaza (Sliema), The Point (Tigne), Arkadia (Gozo) and The Duke (Gozo).
For a full list of shopping malls and information see to your right.
Markets in Malta are a popular place for socialising, catching up and to do your weekly shopping. Visiting one of the markets in Malta is an experience and cultural tour of its own and different villages have different type of Maltese products.
Each village has a smaller market on different days on the week; to the right we have listed the larger and more well known ones.
View all the markets to your right, such as the Valletta Sunday Market.
The popularity of crafts villages in Malta has grown over the years, and many of these villages have undergone restorations to attract more visitors and artists. When visiting craft villages you can rest assured that you'll find very interesting cultural items such as knitwear, basket wear, lace which all have a long history in Malta as well as souvenirs to take back home.
If you are interested in prehistory, you can find crafts symbolizing that era in forms of pottery and weaving. In fact, the "Sleeping Lady" found in the Hypogeum in Tarxien is a very popular craftwork as is the locally blown glass and filigree.
Visiting a craft village during your holiday in Malta is a perfect way to enjoy shopping and at the same time experiencing the Maltese culture and history. The most popular craft village in Malta is Ta' Qali Craft Vilage.
To the right you can find a list of craft villages in Malta and Gozo!
Shops in Malta are normally open from Monday to Saturdays 09:00-13:00 and 16:00-19:00; however larger shopping malls and shops in tourist areas are usually open throughout the day.
Supermarkets in Malta do not usually close in the afternoon; many of them have extended opening hours on certain days. The majority of the shops in Malta and Gozo accept major credit cards and take cheques.


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(Reuters) – A federal appeals court has decided to reconsider its recent decision that the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects the right to openly carry guns in self-defense.
In an order on Friday, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said it will revisit whether Hawaii acted lawfully in denying the plaintiff George Young a permit to openly carry a loaded gun.
Circuit Judge Diarmuid O'Scannlain wrote for a 2-1 majority last July 24 that "we do not take lightly the problem of gun violence, which the State of Hawaii has understandably sought to fight," but that the state nevertheless violated Young's rights.


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OLIVER McCamon is planning to swim the Irish Sea…but he won't even leave Paisley.
The 28-year-old leisure attendant will swim the equivalent of 21 miles between Scotland and Ireland in the pool where he works, at The Lagoon leisure centre, in a bid to raise money for Yorkhill Children's Hospital.
Oliver, from Paisley will swim 1344 lengths in a marathon 15-hour session in the pool on Friday, July 29.
He decided to raise money for Yorkhill after both his children, Brayden, seven and four-year-old Mia had been treated there and this was a way of saying thanks to the dedicated staff at the well-known children's hospital.
Oliver said: "I used to swim competitively when I was younger and I fancied setting myself a long-distance swimming challenge.
"After I'd done that I then had to decide which charity to raise money for by doing the swim.
Oliver has been training three times a week since last December and he's confident he will complete his challenge.
He added: "I chose the distance between Scotland and Ireland because it's an outdoor swim I'd like to do one day.
Any wishing to support Oliver can log on to https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/oliver-mccamon<https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/oliver-mccamon> to make a donation to his fundraising effort.


Rishal is currently fulfilling the role of a solutions architect at Entelect. He is involved in ideating, designing and developing solutions for various national and international blue chip clients whilst actively growing thought leadership capabilities within the company and tech community. He has a passion for software engineering, digital architecture, mobile development, design thinking methodologies, and artificial intelligence. Rishal founded Prolific Idea in 2015 where innovation is cultivated through research and technology. Prolific Idea has released a collaborative productivity platform, gethivemind.com. Rishal has a keen interest in community involvement and development. He runs the Artificial Intelligence South Africa(AI ZA) monthly hackathons and is an active speaker at user groups and conferences.