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Q: Google Maps and Jquery .Load issue I have encountered an issue that I cannot seem to work out in regards to loading page content which contains a google map. Below is the index.php page containing the parent header and the google api information.

The page being loaded in is the following:

The problem is if the above div is within the index.php then the map is present, as soon as it place it in the to be loaded page it does not show at all. The reason as to why I am wanting it to be in the .load() page is because I'm going to use Jquery to change the contents on this page (with an onclick event)
Any help or guidance would be most appreciated.
Cheers Lee.

A: At a guess, because the onload="initialize()" kicks in before the test.php div is loaded. Put the initialize() statement in the loaded page.

A: As yoda said your initialize function kicks in before load.php is loaded. so there will be no div where javascript can put map in instead of calling initialize function from body onload you should call this function in load.php ..... try this:: remove onload function from body and place following javascript code on load.php

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Q: QGIS hotkey assign: "select next feature and zoom to feature" I have a dataset with 2000+ feature based on addresses. I need to zoom to each point individually and move them a little (no consistent shift so no other way to do it).
Selecting the next feature in the attribute table and hitting the "zoom to selected" is a bit tidious. Is there a way (or python script) to assign a hotkey which automatically selects and zooms to next feature?

A: In QGIS 3.10 you can now setup a keyboard shortcut to Edit previous/next feature in attribute table.
In my system it is set to Ctrl+Alt+[ and Ctrl+Alt+] respectively by default.
See also this answer to a very similar question for how to do the same using the graphical interface.

A: This can be done by creating a plugin using plugin builder, add zoom to next feature with python pyqgis logic, and configuring shortcut setting, see instructions below:

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*Create plugin using QGIS Plugin Builder (plugin) to create a regular "tool button with dialog" plugin

*In the yourPluginName.py (located at, C:\Users\yourUserName.qgis2\python\plugins\yourPluginName), open the yourPluginName.py (in Notepad or better Notepad++) and comment all lines within the def run(self): function

*Add python zoom to next feature logic within the def run(self): function (you will have to do some research on how to do this, if you get stuck post another question on this forum with your code attempt and provide where you are stuck)

*Finally, within QGIS>Settings>Configure Shortcuts... option browse down until you find this plugin name and define a key board key as the shortcut

This will allow you to by pass clicking on the plugin button and just call it from clicking the shortcut key.

A: I had the same issue and came upon this wonderful plugin:
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Women Who Rock: Vision, Passion, Power
Sep. 7, 2012–Jan. 6, 2013
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Fall Benefit to Honor Legendary Singer/Songwriter Melissa Etheridge
The National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) closes its 25th Anniversary year by saluting women's contributions to rock and roll in Women Who Rock: Vision, Passion, Power. Organized by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, the exhibition highlights the flashpoints, the firsts, the celebrated, and the lesser-known women who have influenced the genre from its inception through today. The only east coast venue, Women Who Rock opens Friday, September 7, 2012, and closes January 6, 2013.
Legendary singer/songwriter Melissa Etheridge, who is among the celebrated artists in Women Who Rock, will receive the National Museum of Women in the Arts' Award for Excellence in the Performing Arts at the museum's annual fall benefit on November 4, 2012.
Etheridge remarked, "I am honored to receive this award from the National Museum of Women in the Arts. I have long admired their work and salute this museum for all it is doing to celebrate women artists, especially the women who challenged societal norms to pursue careers in the arts. These women inspire us all and I am proud to be among them."
Moving through the rock and roll eras beginning in the 1920s, Women Who Rock: Vision, Passion, Power highlights 70 artists and includes more than 250 artifacts ranging from photos, performance videos, and album covers, to more personal memorabilia such as costumes, instruments, and set lists.
From rock-and-roll foremothers such as Ma Rainey and Billie Holiday, to pioneers such asWanda Jackson and LaVern Baker through 60s girl groups, 70s disco, 80s punk, and contemporary stars including Lady Gaga and Janelle Monáe, Women Who Rock illustrates the essential roles women have played in moving rock and roll and American culture forward.
Susan Fisher Sterling, NMWA's Alice West Director, said, "Women Who Rock: Vision, Passion, Power is the ideal exhibition to mark our first 25 years. It demonstrates our commitment to the performing arts and celebrates the many women who have made rock and roll the popular art form it is today. Museum goers will have a deeper appreciation of women as innovators in rock and roll. They will learn how these artists harnessed its and their own power to help change our society."
Visitors of all ages have a chance to see iconic items—handwritten lyrics by Janis Joplin, Patti Smith, Janet Jackson and Madonna, alongside clothes worn by Mary Wilson of the Supremes, Cher, Melissa Etheridge, and Rihanna among many others—demonstrating women's musical creativity and power to inspire through rock and roll.
In addition to being the writer and/or voice of some of our favorite songs, many women rockers were also playing instruments in their bands. Women Who Rock features guitars played by Wanda Jackson, Nancy Wilson, Bonnie Raitt and Taylor Swift, a drum played by Meg White and Lady Gaga's childhood piano.
Women Who Rock: Vision, Passion, Power is organized by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Cleveland, Ohio. Presentation of the exhibition at NMWA is made possible through the generous support of an anonymous donor, the Carstens Family Funds, and Cigna. Additional funding has been provided by the Recording Industry Association of America with media support from the Washington Post.
Women Who Rock Eras:
Suffragettes to Juke-Joint Mamas: The Foremothers/Roots of Rock
In the 1920s, blues women like Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith were the first – and for a while, the only – artists to record the blues. Mother Maybelle Carter made the first country music recordings in 1927. American women of this era made great strides toward gaining equality and basic human rights for themselves and others in society, including attaining the right to vote and working toward social justice. The 20th Century was a wide-open opportunity for women to embrace the modern world, outside of the traditional bounds of the home. The narrative of these ground-breaking women will be presented along with the stories of trailblazers such as Mahalia Jackson, Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Billie Holiday.
Get Outta that Kitchen, Rattle Those Pots and Pans: Rock and Roll Emerges
"How many of us know the names of the pioneer women songwriters/singers/musicians of the '50s?" is a question asked by Yoko Ono in her preface to She's a Rebel: The History of Women in Rock and Roll. Two names that the Museum will highlight in the emergence of rock are Ruth Brown and Wanda Jackson, the voices of two predominant roots of rock – R&B and country/ rockabilly, along with LaVern Baker and Brenda Lee.
Will You Love Me Tomorrow: The Early 1960s/Girl Groups
Girl groups, though sometimes seen as puppets manipulated by unseen and mostly male handlers, were an authentic manifestation of the worldview of teenage girls – a group just coming into its own in the early 1960s and increasingly recognized for its growing economic power as consumers and arbiters of style. The girl groups reflected teenage girls' explorations of their world, their limitations and their limitless potential. Groups like the Shangri-Las and the Ronettes give voice to those explorations and the possibilities that waited down the street or just around the corner.
Revolution, the Counterculture and the Pill: The Late 1960s
American society experienced a revolution in the late 1960s and early '70s, especially for African Americans and women. Janis Joplin was the finest white blues singer of her generation; female singer-songwriters like Carole King, Joni Mitchell and Laura Nyro bared their souls, and Aretha Franklin emerged as the Queen of Soul. Bonnie Raitt established herself as both a strong vocalist and brilliant guitarist. Highlighted artists will also include Tina Turner and Grace Slick, as well as country artists including Loretta Lynn.
I Will Survive: The 1970s–Rockers to Disco Divas
Women are in the center of the '70s mainstream, from Joan Jett and the Runaways, Heart and Fleetwood Mac to Donna Summer. The gains of the feminist movement throughout the '70s enabled women working in all areas of the music industry to assume more control over their careers.
Dance this Mess Around: Punk and Post Punk
Chrissie Hynde said, "That was the beauty of the punk thing: [Sexual] discrimination didn't exist in that scene." The DIY aspect of punk rock made it easier for a woman to find a place in music. Highlighted artists will include Yoko Ono, Siouxsie Sioux, Kate Pierson and Cindy Wilson of the B-52s, Deborah Harry, Tina Weymouth, Kim Deal and Marianne Faithful.
Causing a Commotion: Madonna and the Pop Explosion
Madonna unapologetically celebrated and monetized her sexuality and physicality, paving the way for female performers to explore previously taboo roles and take control of their image and career. Highlighted artists will include Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Gwen Stefani and Janet Jackson. Ladies First: The '90s and the New Millennium The 1990s was the era the riot grrrl, the rapper and Lilith Fair, reshaping traditional ideas of feminism and traditionally male-dominated areas of the music industry. Women have arguably become the leading voices of the industry, standing — army-booted, bare-footed, or high-heeled stiletto — toe to toe with any artist of today. Highlighted artists will include Bikini Kill, Meg White, Taylor Swift, Queen Latifah, Alicia Keys and Lady Gaga.
National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA)
Founded in 1981 and opened in 1987, NMWA is the only museum solely dedicated to celebrating the achievements of women in the visual, performing and literary arts. The museum's collection features 4,000 works from the 16th century to the present created by more than 1,000 artists.
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The National Museum of Women in the Arts brings recognition to the achievements of women artists of all periods and nationalities by exhibiting, preserving, acquiring, and researching art by women and by teaching the public about their accomplishments.
To fulfill its mission, the museum cares for and displays a permanent collection, presents special exhibitions, conducts education programs, maintains a Library and Research Center, publishes a member magazine and books on women artists, and supports a network of state and international committees. NMWA also serves as a center for the performing and literary arts and other creative disciplines.
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Mother allegedly ran over Calif. barber who nicked her son's neck during haircut
December 8, 2019 at 12:50 AM CST - Updated December 8 at 1:19 AM
ANTIOCH, Calif. (KPIX/CNN) - A California barber is recovering from surgery after the mother of a 7-year-old boy allegedly rammed him with her car due to complaints about her son's haircut.
The suspect, identified as 28-year-old Ruby Delgadillo, remains at large after fleeing the scene with her two sons.
While police continue their search, 63-year-old barber Brian Martin says he's still trying to grapple with what happened Wednesday in front of his Delta Barber Shop in Antioch, California.
The suspect, identified as 28-year-old Ruby Delgadillo, remains at large after fleeing the scene with her two sons. (Source: Antioch Police Department/KPIX/CNN)
Martin says Delgadillo brought her 7-year-old son in for a haircut, and the boy squirmed, resulting in a small nick on the child's neck. The mother noticed the cut at home and returned to the store, he says.
"She came back and showed me this little scratch. I said, 'What can I do about that? There's nothing I can do.' It didn't bleed or anything like that. It was a tiny scratch… I just couldn't deescalate it," Martin said.
Brian Martin, 63, is recovering from surgery after a disgruntled customer from his Antioch, California, barber shop allegedly ran him over. Police say he sustained major leg injuries. (Source: KPIX/Art Ray/Brian Martin/CNN)
Martin's business partner, Dustin Souders, says Delgadillo left and tried to kick the shop's door in. Martin followed her outside to take a picture of her license plate.
Delgadillo then allegedly rammed Martin with her car, knocking him into and breaking the glass windows of the store next door. The barber sustained major leg injuries, police say.
Martin believes Delgadillo was trying to kill him.
"She was looking right at me," he said. "She held that steering wheel, and she aimed right for me. She looked at me and pushed me through the building."
Souders believes a beam at the corner of the store stopped the car's forward momentum and may have saved Martin's life.
He says Delgadillo was a repeat customer, who brought her son to the store three times this year.
Police described the suspect's car as a blue 2006 Toyota Prius. They say it should have major front-end damage.
On December 4, 2019 at approximately 3:45 PM, the Antioch Police Department began receiving calls reporting a vehicle...
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Copyright 2019 KPIX, Art Ray, Brian Martin, Antioch Police Department via CNN. All rights reserved.
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Mason Toney, 28, is in custody after allegedly stabbing his boss on Monday. The victim, 28-year-old William Knight was a "proud and outspoken American and pro-Donald Trump."
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Jaylen Arnold, Honored at TLC's Give a Little Awards
TLC Brings the Love with the Give a Little Awards. Teenager Jaylen Arnold received the TLC Give A Little Award during a ceremony in New York City.
Jaylen Arnold, 18, was one of several recipients at the red-carpet event presented by TLC, Discovery Channel and Redbook. Ten years ago, Jaylen founded the nonprofit organization, Jaylen's Challenge Foundation, devoted to spreading an anti-bullying message across the globe.
Actress Brittney Snow and Randy Fenoli (Yes to the Dress) hosted the event. Other honorees include dancer Derek Hough, TV reality figure Kelly Osborne, Jazz Jennings.
TLC's annual Give A Little Awards, held in partnership with Redbook magazine and Love Is Louder at New York City's Park Hyatt Hotel, this year raised awareness about bullying and its corrosive effect on the lives of so many young people. The honorees were a range of celebrities (TV personality Kelly Osbourne and dancer Derek Hough among them), activists ( Jaylen Arnold, Kristen Caminiti, Dianne Grossman) and TLC's Jazz Jennings. Each of them was truly deserving of his or her award and in total the night was a masterclass in the importance of mission-driven messaging.


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Your permanent record: local teacher pens memoir into book
Mar 26, 2016 Lianne Webster-Kim Parent Pages, Parenting News, The Spot
Paul O'Brien, retired teacher turned author, took his 47 years In front of a classroom and penned it into a compelling book popular among local alumni. Submitted photo
SCHENECTADY — When longtime faculty member Paul O'Brien retired from Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons School in June 2014, he decided that he should "try to put down a few thoughts" about his teaching career. He recalls that three articles he wrote, which were later published in the English Record, "kind of evolved" into a new project that "took on a life of its own."
In his recently published memoir, "Voices from Room 6: A Teacher Remembers," O'Brien, who began teaching English and literature at Schenectady's Notre Dame High School in 1964, transferring to the merged Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons in 1975, takes readers on a journey through his 47 years at the helm of a Catholic high school classroom. Room 6 at 2600 Albany Street served as his home away from home for over 35 years.
Sifting through nearly five decades worth of ND-BG memories, some of which are "so vivid in my mind that I've relived them so many times," O'Brien selected "…moments that felt a little deeper than normal to me. [I tried to] capture the truth that was in those moments," comparing it to how [Ernest] Hemingway used to talk about the iceberg: you sort of see it, but then you feel a lot more that's underneath the water." These memories are grouped into four categories: the importance of laughter in the classroom, what happens in a small school when someone dies, music in the classroom, and what he refers to as misses/near misses, "when I didn't reach students or reached them later in life."
As he shares his memories with readers, he not only explains the meanings behind some of the personal objects he kept in Room 6, including the items photographed on the book's front cover, but also introduces them to the family members, friends, colleagues and students who've influenced and inspired him, both inside and outside of the classroom.
O'Brien realizes that those who have ties to the ND-BG community or a familiarity with Catholic education as a whole will have the most interest in his memoir. However, based on input from some family members, friends, and his publishing agent, he isn't ruling out the possibility of a wider reach.
"I don't know about a bigger audience," he says. "Someone said it's a good book for all beginning teachers to read [because I discuss] the journey from the beginning…. Overall, I think it almost has the feel of what it's like to be a teacher and deal with real people."
To date, his memoir seems to have a captive audience: its first printing sold out. Eighty copies were purchased during a book reading and signing held in the school's library earlier this month, while dozens more were sold to friends and alumni around the Capital District after O'Brien announced its publication on Facebook.
Copies of the second printing of "Voices from Room 6" are now available for purchase locally at The Book House in Stuyvesant Plaza or Market Block Books on River Street in Troy for $17.95. The book is also available online at amazon.com.
Editor's Note: Lianne Webster-Kim, a copyeditor and page designer for The Spotlight Newspapers, is one of O'Brien's many former students. She graduated from ND-BG in 1994.
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William Bouguereau (1825-1905). Les Oréades; 1902
Our story is set in Eastern Europe before the First World War, a time of change at a crossroads of nations.
Stephanie and Julia are close friends in a small village dominated by the church, a naked swim together on a hot summers day ignites passions in both of them. Julia wants to find a romantic prince to rescue her from her unhappy family, Stephanie to experience all life has to offer. When Julia's father hears of her sexual transgression she is sadistically punished and is sent off to an arranged marriage with a policeman in nearby town. Paul a handsome young man drives the horse and coach for Julia and too late reveal his love for her.
Franek, a talented painter and one-time forger, is commission by a brothel to paint a large erotic painting to hang on the brothel wall and excite the patrons. Franek searches for models to pose for him and meets Stephanie. Stephanie falls in love with Franek, but Franek is cold and distant, something in his past holds him back.
Julia marries the Policeman but in the morning finds out the marriage was false and she has been tricked, she runs away.
Franek under Stephanie's influence has rekindled his love for art and painting, his painting is changing radically into modern new forms.
Julia wandering through the forest comes across young pagan revellers dancing naked around a fire to tribal drums. She meets Paul who has always loved her but losing him after being disorientated by hunger and wild mushrooms.
Franek ties up Stephanie in a ritual sexual fetish which challenges Stephanie's and Franek's beliefs.
Julia is arrested but rescued by Hazel Stephanie and Franek, after finishing the painting they enjoy an explosion of passion, liberation and freedom. The painting is delivered to the brothel.
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Over the hills and through the woods to grandmother's farm we go…. Is the feeling for this canvas print that has led lights. We created a woodsy preserved cedar frame with red berries to give it a Holiday festive look. Set on your mantel or hang in your family room. This will be a sure favorite. Batteries not included.


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Finding our way back home
Perspectives Day #2 Featuring Captain Pete Brookshaw – "What is a Salvationist? You'll be surprised by the answer…"
If you're part of The Salvation Army, you're part of a dynamic, exciting movement with a desire to change the world. There I've said it. Though one may ask, what actually is Salvationism? What is a Salvationist?
Let me start with this: I've heard plenty of definitions of the mission of The Salvation Army. Maybe you have too. Some inspire you to make a difference and others feel like dry words merely articulated on a page. It goes without saying, when the mission is clear, The Salvation Army has clarity and focus. And clarity and focus is what we need.
So what then is the mission of The Salvation Army? And further more, what is Salvationism?
In the Australia Southern Territory of The Salvation Army, we say that God raised up the Army for the purpose of:
Reforming Society
In other parts of the Army, the words spoken by General John Gowans are used: The Mission of The Salvation Army is to Save Souls, Grow Saints and Serve Suffering Humanity.
If you haven't heard, the International Mission Statement of The Salvation Army is:
The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian
Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission
is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
Some narrow down the mission of The Salvation Army to one sentence: Win the world for Jesus.
It's bold, gutsy, arduous and worth embracing. The Salvation Army does not sit around waiting for bums on seats. We won't sit and wait for the world to embrace God, like all of a sudden people will start flocking to our communities of faith, believing we have some answers to their brokenness. The Salvation Army is a pragmatic movement seeking to change the world, for the sake of the Kingdom of God.
A Salvationist is one working to that end.
I mean, a Salvationist is clumsily defined in most dictionaries as, 'A member of The Salvation Army.' Though, that's like defining a great hamburger as 'A bun with a meat pattie and some ingredients inside.' It fails to encapsulate the essence of Salvationism.
A Salvationist has agreed to live a certain way (holiness) and has agreed to live out and actively pursue the fulfilment of the mission of The Salvation Army. Soldier's sign a Soldier's Covenant, because they understand the significance of what Salvationism means and the power of aligning oneself to such a covenant.
I think the signing of that Soldier's Covenant and subsequently living out that covenant is relevant and spiritually powerful.
The Salvation Army should be unapologetic in calling people to Salvationism. In an age where we are post-denominational and we are a 'go with the flow' kind of people, it is still of value to stand by principles that create clarity and purpose for one's life and to then commit to it.
We are a salvation people.
I am reminded by a lady in our Corps named Di. She is being enrolled as a soldier very shortly. Though the story goes back to coming for welfare support at the corps. Then she joined our community lunch and starting helping. Then she immersed herself into our Thrift Shop ministry. At some point she chose to forgive her mother. Then she starting dancing and laughing up the front of the church on a Sunday morning. Then we did Soldiership classes. She wants to change the world. She wants to express that desire through Salvation Army Soldiership.
Pause for moment.
Let me make some quick comments on what it means to be a Salvationist. A Salvationist is a:
Passionate prayer warrior
Committed social justice advocate
Zealous evangelist
Generous giver
Faith-filled risk-taker
Holy-inspired follower of Jesus
Covenanted child of the King
Unapologetically driven to support the work of the Kingdom of God through The Salvation Army
Loyal and active participator in a local Corps
You may add your own thoughts on what it means to be a Salvationist.
Let me finish with this definition of Salvationism.
William Booth sums up Salvationism in one sentence:
'Salvationism means simply the overcoming and banishing from the earth of wickedness.'
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[p.207]In 1987 the old cemetery at the Utah State Prison was excavated. The graves of inmates who had died in prison had been moved twice before—once from the Sugarhouse prison to Point of the Mountain and again from there to make way for Interstate 15. Unmarked and untended, the graves were moved a third time to a permanent place in the Salt Lake City cemetery.
We will probably never know exactly how many inmates were buried in prison, nor all their names. We do know, however, that among them are Fred Hopt, Enoch Davis, Frank Rose, Jules Szirmay, Nick Oblizalo, and Edward McGowan.
We also know that Joe Hill is not among them. After his cremation most of his ashes were scattered. One envelope found its way to the National Archives and was eventually given to the International Workers of the World (IWW) in 1988. In 1991, the ghost of Joe Hill revived briefly as the IWW commemorated the 75th anniversary of his death.
Unremembered and unforgiven, the majority of Utah's [p.208]executed men lie in obscurity. Perhaps it is better this way. Heartache and sorrow accompanied the crimes and deaths of these men and their victims.
I have stood outside the houses where their unfathomable crimes took place—quiet residential areas, bustling business districts, and lonely stretches of highway. Many of the buildings no longer stand, others are dilapidated, while some still have people living in them—people who are oblivious to the terrible tragedies that occurred in their bedrooms, kitchens, and living rooms.
I have stood on the sagebrush flats of Sage Hollow where Patrick Coughlin was executed by firing squad; in windy Mountain Meadows where John D. Lee died sitting on his coffin; and on the bench above Tooele where Robert Sutton was executed and buried. I have interviewed those who were present at executions, including one who as a young boy was taken by his father to stand outside the prison wails while Joe Hill died inside. I have stood beside the gurney on two separate occasions as men were quickly and quietly strapped down to die.
I have climbed to the old culvert where the body of John Stallings was discovered after Eliseo Mares dumped it in the ditch near Hoytsville; visited the grave of Constable Stagg who died at Palmer's cabin; and paid my respects at the graves of other victims. I have visited with the families and friends of victims and come to feel the sense of tragedy and sorrow that accompanies such losses.
I have found many of the graves of the men who paid for these losses. Several are buried near family and loved ones—including some who were their victims. Many others lie totally forgotten.
In my mind are many nagging, unanswered questions about the place of capital punishment in society. Questions about the why's and how's of crime; about trials, guilt, and sentences; about what it means.
I have no doubt that we will continue to sanction capital [p.209]punishment. There should, however, be a method whereby we learn something from their deaths.
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NHL teams poke fun at Los Angeles Chargers' new logo
by Steve DelVecchio
Fans on social media went ballistic on Thursday when the Los Angeles Chargers unveiled their new logo, mercilessly taunting the team and expressing outrage over the re-branding. Other pro sports franchises took note, too.
Two of the best tweets we saw poking fun at the new Chargers logo came from NHL teams. First, we had the Tampa Bay Lightning alluding to the fact that the logo looks like a cross between theirs and that of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
*checks mentions*
*squints*
for the record, us & the @dodgers are just friends https://t.co/jBoJhZlYVD
— Tampa Bay Lightning (@TBLightning) January 12, 2017
As if that wasn't hilarious enough, the Dallas Stars got in on the fun with this creative shot:
new logo. hope this is cool, @dallascowboys pic.twitter.com/cCBPHjqWxP
— Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) January 12, 2017
Seriously, it's hard to believe that logo is the best the Chargers could come up with. They obviously hired experts to help them with their re-brand, and they had one of the best logos and uniforms in the NFL last season. They deserve all the Twitter bashing (read some of the best here) that is thrown their way.
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PlayTalkRead is calling for all parents and carers of pre-school children to "play, share and win" throughout November as part of its #30daysofplay campaign.
Taking part is easy – simply take a photo of you and your child doing one or more of the free, fun activities from PlayTalkRead's #30daysofplay list.
Share it on PlayTalkRead's Facebook page or on Twitter using #30daysofplay and be in with a chance of winning a family photoshoot worth up to £1,000.
The #30daysofplay list focuses on simple, everyday things that parents and carers can do with young children.
Whether that's singing wheels on the bus or playing peek-a-boo, it doesn't matter, as long as you are having fun together.
Mark McDonald, minister for childcare and early years, said: "Playing, talking and reading with your child is important – it helps give them the best start in life and makes your time together more enjoyable.
"That's why we're asking parents and carers across Scotland to take part in our #30daysofplay campaign and share the simple things that they do together with their little one that helps bring them closer.
"The things you do together don't need to involve lots of toys or expensive equipment.
"It's just about doing things together and the activities on the #30daysofplay list can easily fit into your daily routine.
Visit www.playtalkread.scot/30daysofplay for more information and to view the full #30daysofplay list for ideas on how to play, talk and read with your wee one.
You can also find out more by visiting the PlayTalkRead Facebook page at www.facebook.com/playtalkrea or by following PlayTalkRead on Twitter@PlayTalkRead for lots of other handy tips and advice.


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Holly White-Gehrt
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Feb. – May, 2017
Holly White-Gehrt is a graduate of Georgetown Atelier, where she studied with Tenaya Sims, and of Gage Academy's Aristides Atelier, where she studied with Juliette Aristides. She also holds a BFA from Pacific Northwest College of Art, where she graduated with the Governor's Award for Thesis Work. She began her art studies at the Aegean Center for the Fine Arts in Paros, Greece, and continued to broaden her range of practice, including two years of Zen Brushwork with a master in Japan. Egg tempera is her current passion.
The Hill Country Arts Foundation Studio 2 is the new home of artist in residence Holly White-Gehrt. Holly has been teaching workshops at HCAF and we are pleased to have her working daily on our grounds.
"I grew up in Texas, spending my summers at the HEB Foundation summer camps near Leakey, so, of course, the Hill Country was where I wanted to land. In the early 80's, I came to HCAF for art workshops. To return as an instructor and artist in residence after 30 years is so exciting for me!" says Holly.
The central project of the proposed Artist Residency is a fully developed oil painting, in the Contemporary Classical Realism style. This style of painting requires working from life, which includes a live model, costume, props and background. The Point Theatre provides great resources in props and costume, which is every representational figure painter's dream come true, and without which, this project would not be possible.
The ability to leave the stage and props set up in and left in place during the duration of the residency makes it possible to continue work without the model present." says Holly.
The residency will also be used as general studio space for both teaching projects and other art projects and will also serve as a way to illustrate and promote Classical Realism Atelier methods in anticipation of beginning a Part-Time Atelier at HCAF in the Fall of 2017.
Rosanne Thrall, Visual Arts Center Director at HCAF says, "I was thrilled to have Holly come in one day asking about the possibility of instructing art workshops at HCAF. It is gratifying to see the full circle of Holly's art education, and that HCAF played a part in her choice to study art. Her resume is extensive and she is a gifted artist."
Holly describes her artistic journey, "I spent nine years studying and eventually teaching in the Atelier system, which continues a nearly lost Classical Realism tradition, a type of training which is shunned by the universities, but is sanctioned by ARC, the Artists Renewal Center. I studied with Tenaya Sims at Georgetown Atelier and with Juliette Aristides at the Gage Academy, both in Seattle. I taught the Part-Time Atelier at Georgetown for over two years, and also taught classes and workshops at Gage."
To see more of Holly's work, please visit her website by clicking here.
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Each Sunday community groups meet in the West Auditorium for anyone who desires to get together with others for encouragement, fellowship and studying God's word.
For questions and more information, please contact Glenda Planz at 937-898-8811 x214 or email info@clcdayton.org.


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Because It's "An Idea Whose Time Has Come," Rep. Keith Ellison Takes Lead on Medicare for All Legislation
Universal coverage, Ellison said Wednesday, "is a crucial linchpin in our fight for fairness and economic justice."
Andrea Germanos, staff writer
Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) waits to speak during a press conference outside the U.S. Capitol in opposition to the involvement of U.S. military forces in Syria March 21, 2017 in Washington, DC. (Photo: Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) drew praise from medical professionals and fellow lawmakers on Wednesday after becoming the new lead sponsor of H.R. 676, the Expanded and Improved Medicare for All Act.
"America needs universal, single payer healthcare," Ellison, who is deputy chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), declared on House floor.
I just received unanimous consent from my colleagues to assume leadership of former Rep. John Conyers' historic single-payer health care bill. Health care is a human right, and Medicare for All is an idea whose time has come. pic.twitter.com/kcmbvZRtud
— Rep. Keith Ellison (@keithellison) March 7, 2018
Despite spending more "per person on healthcare than any other nation in the world," he continued, "we still have tens of millions of uninsured. We have the highest infant mortality rate of any wealthy nation on Earth. And we are last—last—in life expectancy among wealthy countries."
"The money that we're spending on healthcare, it isn't going to the patients. It isn't going to the surgeons. It isn't even going to the pharmaceutical industries. The insurance industries who are raking in record profits every day are the major beneficiaries of our policy," he said.
The legislation was first—and repeatedly—introduced by former Rep. John Conyers of Michigan. It now boasts 121 co-sponsors, which means that though it's backed by nearly 63 percent of House Democrats, 72 Democrats in the chamber have yet to get behind it. It would be funded through an increase on the personal income taxes of the top 5 percent of income earners, a new payroll tax, and a financial transaction tax.
"This is an idea whose time has come, and it is a crucial linchpin in our fight for fairness and economic justice," Ellison added it a press statement.
Bolstering Ellison's assertion that now's the time, a recent survey from the Commonwealth Fund found that 92 percent of working-age adults think affordable healthcare is a right, and a Harvard-Harris poll from September found that a majority of Americans back a single-payer healthcare system.
"Healthcare is a fundamental human right," said Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif). "In the richest nation on Earth, no parent should have to choose between paying the bills and taking their sick child to the doctor. That's why I'm proud to cosponsor Medicare for All legislation. At the end of the day, it is patients—not corporate profits—that should come first."
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who's leading similar legislation in the Senate, similarly welcomed Ellison's new leadership on H.R. 676, saying that it would help "take on the greed of health insurance and pharmaceutical companies and finally guarantee health care to all."
I am excited to have @keithellison take the lead in the House on the fight to pass a Medicare-for-all health care system. With his leadership, I know we will be able to take on the greed of health insurance and pharmaceutical companies and finally guarantee health care to all. https://t.co/SL1Ik02Yzh
— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) March 7, 2018
Organizations including Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP) and National Nurses United (NNU) cheered the development as well.
"Everyone from [Amazon founder] Jeff Bezos to [House Speaker] Paul Ryan is pushing ideas for how to reinvent healthcare," said Dr. Carol Paris, a Nashville-based psychiatrist and president of PNHP. "Lots of groups claim they have a plan that can get to 'universal coverage,' but only a single-payer bill like H.R. 676 can get the cost savings that make universal coverage both feasible and sustainable. We welcome Rep. Ellison as the new lead sponsor of H.R. 676 and will work with him to win even more support for Medicare for all."
Jean Ross, co-president of NNU, explained how "as registered nurses, we see the horrific impacts of our for-profit health insurance system every day at the hospital bedside. Tens of millions of people don't have insurance, while millions more can't afford the costs of the deductibles and copays. As a result, too many patients go without care. We see patients every day who can't afford the costs of the lifesaving treatments or medications that they require, and we see the devastation that these realities cause for their families."
"But there is a solution to end this unnecessary suffering," she said. "Through an improved Medicare for All system, every person living in the United States could receive the healthcare services they need."
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