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GV BOCES ReOpening Plan
GV BOCES NYS Report Cards
News and Brief Newsletter
GV BOCES School ReOpening Meeting Recording
GV BOCES Remote Instructional Model
School ReOpening FAQs
COVID Testing Protocol and Contact Tracing
IT FAQs
Dear parents and families,
When school abruptly closed on March 16, 2020, I don't think anyone imagined where we would be today. For many, it was thought perhaps two weeks, or maybe a month would be the length of the school closure before we returned to normal. Here we are five months later assembling a plan IF we are able to return to school. What we do know is that we are facing a new normal. As we progress through the planning stage and eventually implementation, we must remain resolute in our efforts to serve our students and their families as we navigate this pandemic.
School districts across New York State received finalized reopening guidance on July 22, 2020. Our charge was to develop and submit a reopening plan by July 31, 2020. To accomplish this task, Genesee Valley (GV) BOCES established a Reopening Committee consisting of Board of Education members, administrators, teachers, related service providers, support staff, and health care professionals. The Committee was tasked with reviewing the guidance in light of what GV BOCES would have to attest to upon plan submission. The plan is a culmination of documents, excerpts, and guidance that reflects the most up-to-date: research, statistics, guidance documents, reopening frameworks, and school reopening models. The Committee utilized the aforementioned information and their perspectives to assure the plan is in the best interests of the GV BOCES staff, students, and constituents.
The safety of the GV BOCES constituents was of paramount importance in all decision-making processes. The resulting framework considers our local context while respecting national public health trends, Executive Orders, regulatory changes, and data. Please know that our plan is a living document and will be updated on a regular basis to reflect the most up-to-date guidance, data, and best practices that are available to us.
GV BOCES leadership teams recently held ReOpening Zoom meetings for parents, guardians, families, students, and staff. Please click on the link to the left to view a recording of a meeting.
We look forward to working with you throughout the upcoming school year. If you have immediate needs please contact one of the following administrators:
Julie Donlon, Ed.D.
Deputy Superintendent
LeRoy Services Center
Jon Sanfratello
Director of Instructional Programs
Matthew Flowers
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Foster Miller
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Our full Reopening Plan can be viewed at the bottom of this webpage. We look forward to safely restoring our learning environment.
GV BOCES ReOpening Plan August 2020
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These come from one of the Chinese KOF mobile games. Despite the game's name, the pack includes artwork for most of the NEST saga characters and even some Ash saga characters. Pretty useful if you want consistent art style across the board for a fullgame or fullgame-like enviroment.
Both Leonas and my boy Ash look amazing, great design.
Quite a lacking rip. One guy on here did a rip from 4 separate versions with almost every sprite, shame it's a bit outdated.


Can anybody tell me why I get this error?
I get an NullPointerException on the following line.
cam is null because you never set it to anything.
If you run your app in debug mode and mark the offending line (usually left-clicking beside the line number), it will tell you which object is null. Pretty much all IDE's have this feature.
Can you tell me more about setting the camera?
but still I get an NullPointerException.
If you call anything on it then you will get a NullPointerException.
cam = something… where 'something' is a camera.
Show the modified code and the latest stack trace with the line number.
This is pretty basic Java stuff here… hopefully those willing to help out someone just learning Java will step in to help.
It's ok for now the error is fixed. Still getting errors in the rest of the code.
I will try to fix it. Thanks for the help.
still got an error I can't fix.
this line gives an NullPointerException.
Does someone know why I get an NullPointerException?
I added this field so this can't be it.
If someone else doesn't step in to help, you may want to find some Java tutorials online to brush up on your Java skills. Trying to learn JME and Java at the same time is going to be very hard… and probably pretty discouraging.
your nullpointerexception occurs on the line you mentioned, if sunColor was null, it would not throw a nullpointerexception on this line because your not doing anything other than passing the reference. however, either "spatial" or "getMaterial()" must be null and since youre using a control i assume spatial is not null (that is you added that control to a spatial if im not mistaken) which means getMaterial must return null. Since youre on the same line trying to set the color of that returned material you get a nullpointer exception.
by the way, when you fixed the problem with the nullpointerexception regarding the camera, why didnt you just remove it?
I find the fastest way to find npe's that aren't popping out at me is to System.out.println() every possible null value until I find the right one.
etc etc for every part of the line that is throwing an exception.
Null Pointer Exceptions are going to be very, very common. You'll need to learn how to spot possible exceptions as you go. Just be sure to erase the println once you've found the issue!
I would venture to guess that the camera should likely be a reference to the camera already provided by the main app (eg. passed into a constructor for SunControl), unless there is very specific use for a secondary camera just for the sun (like skybox or environment mapping).
Also, with height commented out, sunColor will be interpolated by the default 0.0f (squared), so with changeAmnt set to 0, this is virtually clamped to beginColor.
Presumably, the height could be set to the ratio of the spatial's current height (local y) over the maximum height reachable (high noon), with any negative heights clamped to 0.
Finally, related to the latest null pointer exception; make certain that the spatial this control is being created for is actually an instance of a Geometry, and that it has a valid Material assigned (with lighting material def, of course), && that it is properly attached to that Geometry.
What do I have to do next to fix this?
I know it works in the Main class but not in this class.


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from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function

import os
import sys
import warnings
import webbrowser

from qtpy import QtCore, QtWidgets, QtGui, compat
from qtpy.QtCore import Qt

from glue.core.application_base import Application
from glue.core import command, Data
from glue import env
from glue.main import load_plugins
from glue.icons.qt import get_icon
from glue.utils.qt import get_qapp
from glue.app.qt.actions import action
from glue.dialogs.data_wizard.qt import data_wizard
from glue.app.qt.edit_subset_mode_toolbar import EditSubsetModeToolBar
from glue.app.qt.mdi_area import GlueMdiArea, GlueMdiSubWindow
from glue.app.qt.layer_tree_widget import PlotAction, LayerTreeWidget
from glue.app.qt.preferences import PreferencesDialog
from glue.viewers.common.qt.mpl_widget import defer_draw
from glue.viewers.common.qt.data_viewer import DataViewer
from glue.viewers.image.qt import ImageWidget
from glue.viewers.scatter.qt import ScatterWidget
from glue.utils import nonpartial
from glue.utils.qt import (pick_class, GlueTabBar,
                           QMessageBoxPatched as QMessageBox,
                           set_cursor_cm, messagebox_on_error, load_ui)

from glue.app.qt.feedback import submit_bug_report, submit_feedback
from glue.app.qt.plugin_manager import QtPluginManager
from glue.app.qt.versions import show_glue_info

__all__ = ['GlueApplication']
DOCS_URL = 'http://www.glueviz.org'

def _fix_ipython_pylab():
    try:
        from IPython import get_ipython
    except ImportError:
        return
    shell = get_ipython()
    if shell is None:
        return

    from IPython.core.error import UsageError

    try:
        shell.enable_pylab('inline', import_all=True)
    except ValueError:
        # if the shell is a normal terminal shell, we get here
        pass
    except UsageError:
        pass

def status_pixmap(attention=False):
    """
    A small icon to grab attention

    :param attention: If True, return attention-grabbing pixmap
    """
    color = Qt.red if attention else Qt.lightGray

    pm = QtGui.QPixmap(15, 15)
    p = QtGui.QPainter(pm)
    b = QtGui.QBrush(color)
    p.fillRect(-1, -1, 20, 20, b)
    return pm

class ClickableLabel(QtWidgets.QLabel):

    """
    A QtWidgets.QLabel you can click on to generate events
    """

    clicked = QtCore.Signal()

    def mousePressEvent(self, event):
        self.clicked.emit()

class GlueLogger(QtWidgets.QWidget):

    """
    A window to display error messages
    """

    def __init__(self, parent=None):
        super(GlueLogger, self).__init__(parent)
        self._text = QtWidgets.QTextEdit()
        self._text.setTextInteractionFlags(Qt.TextSelectableByMouse)

        clear = QtWidgets.QPushButton("Clear")
        clear.clicked.connect(nonpartial(self._clear))

        report = QtWidgets.QPushButton("Send Bug Report")
        report.clicked.connect(nonpartial(self._send_report))

        self.stderr = sys.stderr
        sys.stderr = self

        self._status = ClickableLabel()
        self._status.setToolTip("View Errors and Warnings")
        self._status.clicked.connect(self._show)
        self._status.setPixmap(status_pixmap())
        self._status.setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0)

        l = QtWidgets.QVBoxLayout()
        h = QtWidgets.QHBoxLayout()
        l.setContentsMargins(2, 2, 2, 2)
        l.setSpacing(2)
        h.setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0)

        l.addWidget(self._text)
        h.insertStretch(0)
        h.addWidget(report)
        h.addWidget(clear)
        l.addLayout(h)

        self.setLayout(l)

    @property
    def status_light(self):
        """
        The icon representing the status of the log
        """
        return self._status

    def write(self, message):
        """
        Interface for sys.excepthook
        """
        self.stderr.write(message)
        self._text.moveCursor(QtGui.QTextCursor.End)
        self._text.insertPlainText(message)
        self._status.setPixmap(status_pixmap(attention=True))

    def flush(self):
        """
        Interface for sys.excepthook
        """
        pass

    def _send_report(self):
        """
        Send the contents of the log as a bug report
        """
        text = self._text.document().toPlainText()
        submit_bug_report(text)

    def _clear(self):
        """
        Erase the log
        """
        self._text.setText('')
        self._status.setPixmap(status_pixmap(attention=False))
        self.close()

    def _show(self):
        """
        Show the log
        """
        self.show()
        self.raise_()

    def keyPressEvent(self, event):
        """
        Hide window on escape key
        """
        if event.key() == Qt.Key_Escape:
            self.hide()

class GlueApplication(Application, QtWidgets.QMainWindow):

    """ The main GUI application for the Qt frontend"""

    def __init__(self, data_collection=None, session=None, maximized=True):

        self.app = get_qapp()

        QtWidgets.QMainWindow.__init__(self)
        Application.__init__(self, data_collection=data_collection,
                             session=session)

        self.app.setQuitOnLastWindowClosed(True)
        icon = get_icon('app_icon')
        self.app.setWindowIcon(icon)

        # Even though we loaded the plugins in start_glue, we re-load them here
        # in case glue was started directly by initializing this class.
        load_plugins()

        self.setWindowTitle("Glue")
        self.setWindowIcon(icon)
        self.setAttribute(Qt.WA_DeleteOnClose)
        self._actions = {}
        self._terminal = None
        self._setup_ui()
        self.tab_widget.setMovable(True)
        self.tab_widget.setTabsClosable(True)

        # The following is a counter that never goes down, even if tabs are
        # deleted (this is by design, to avoid having two tabs called the
        # same if a tab is removed then a new one added again)
        self._total_tab_count = 0

        lwidget = self._layer_widget
        a = PlotAction(lwidget, self)
        lwidget.ui.layerTree.addAction(a)
        lwidget.bind_selection_to_edit_subset()

        self._tweak_geometry(maximized=maximized)
        self._create_actions()
        self._create_menu()
        self._connect()
        self.new_tab()
        self._update_plot_dashboard(None)

    def _setup_ui(self):
        self._ui = load_ui('application.ui', None,
                           directory=os.path.dirname(__file__))
        self.setCentralWidget(self._ui)
        self._ui.tabWidget.setTabBar(GlueTabBar())

        lw = LayerTreeWidget()
        lw.set_checkable(False)
        self._vb = QtWidgets.QVBoxLayout()
        self._vb.setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0)
        self._vb.addWidget(lw)
        self._ui.data_layers.setLayout(self._vb)
        self._layer_widget = lw

        # log window + status light
        self._log = GlueLogger()
        self._log.window().setWindowTitle("Console Log")
        self._log.resize(550, 550)
        self.statusBar().addPermanentWidget(self._log.status_light)
        self.statusBar().setContentsMargins(2, 0, 20, 2)
        self.statusBar().setSizeGripEnabled(False)

    def _tweak_geometry(self, maximized=True):
        """Maximize window by default."""
        if maximized:
            self.setWindowState(Qt.WindowMaximized)
        self._ui.main_splitter.setSizes([100, 800])
        self._ui.data_plot_splitter.setSizes([100, 150, 250])

    @property
    def tab_widget(self):
        return self._ui.tabWidget

    @property
    def tab_bar(self):
        return self._ui.tabWidget.tabBar()

    @property
    def tab_count(self):
        """
        The number of open tabs
        """
        return self._ui.tabWidget.count()

    @property
    def current_tab(self):
        return self._ui.tabWidget.currentWidget()

    def tab(self, index=None):
        if index is None:
            return self.current_tab
        return self._ui.tabWidget.widget(index)

    def new_tab(self):
        """Spawn a new tab page"""
        layout = QtWidgets.QGridLayout()
        layout.setSpacing(1)
        layout.setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0)
        widget = GlueMdiArea(self)
        widget.setLayout(layout)
        tab = self.tab_widget
        self._total_tab_count += 1
        tab.addTab(widget, str("Tab %i" % self._total_tab_count))
        tab.setCurrentWidget(widget)
        widget.subWindowActivated.connect(self._update_plot_dashboard)

    def close_tab(self, index):
        """ Close a tab window and all associated data viewers """

        # do not delete the last tab
        if self.tab_widget.count() == 1:
            return

        if not os.environ.get('GLUE_TESTING'):
            buttons = QMessageBox.Ok | QMessageBox.Cancel
            dialog = QMessageBox.warning(
                self, "Confirm Close",
                "Are you sure you want to close this tab? "
                "This will close all data viewers in the tab.",
                buttons=buttons, defaultButton=QMessageBox.Cancel)
            if not dialog == QMessageBox.Ok:
                return

        w = self.tab_widget.widget(index)

        for window in w.subWindowList():
            widget = window.widget()
            if isinstance(widget, DataViewer):
                widget.close(warn=False)

        w.close()

        self.tab_widget.removeTab(index)

    def add_widget(self, new_widget, label=None, tab=None,
                   hold_position=False):
        """
        Add a widget to one of the tabs.

        Returns the window that this widget is wrapped in.

        :param new_widget: new QtWidgets.QWidget to add

        :param label: label for the new window. Optional
        :type label: str

        :param tab: Tab to add to. Optional (default: current tab)
        :type tab: int

        :param hold_position: If True, then override Qt's default
                              placement and retain the original position
                              of new_widget
        :type hold_position: bool
        """
        page = self.tab(tab)
        pos = getattr(new_widget, 'position', None)
        sub = new_widget.mdi_wrap()

        sub.closed.connect(self._clear_dashboard)

        if label:
            sub.setWindowTitle(label)
        page.addSubWindow(sub)
        page.setActiveSubWindow(sub)
        if hold_position and pos is not None:
            new_widget.move(pos[0], pos[1])
        return sub

    def _edit_settings(self):
        self._editor = PreferencesDialog(self)
        self._editor.show()

    def gather_current_tab(self):
        """Arrange windows in current tab via tiling"""
        self.current_tab.tileSubWindows()

    def _get_plot_dashboards(self, sub_window):

        if not isinstance(sub_window, GlueMdiSubWindow):
            return QtWidgets.QWidget(), QtWidgets.QWidget(), ""

        widget = sub_window.widget()
        if not isinstance(widget, DataViewer):
            return QtWidgets.QWidget(), QtWidgets.QWidget(), ""

        layer_view = widget.layer_view()
        options_widget = widget.options_widget()

        return layer_view, options_widget, str(widget)

    def _clear_dashboard(self):

        for widget, title in [(self._ui.plot_layers, "Plot Layers"),
                              (self._ui.plot_options, "Plot Options")]:
            layout = widget.layout()
            if layout is None:
                layout = QtWidgets.QVBoxLayout()
                layout.setContentsMargins(4, 4, 4, 4)
                widget.setLayout(layout)
            while layout.count():
                layout.takeAt(0).widget().hide()
            widget.setTitle(title)

    def _update_plot_dashboard(self, sub_window):
        self._clear_dashboard()

        if sub_window is None:
            return

        layer_view, options_widget, title = self._get_plot_dashboards(
            sub_window)

        layout = self._ui.plot_layers.layout()
        layout.addWidget(layer_view)

        layout = self._ui.plot_options.layout()
        layout.addWidget(options_widget)

        layer_view.show()
        options_widget.show()

        if title:
            self._ui.plot_options.setTitle("Plot Options - %s" % title)
            self._ui.plot_layers.setTitle("Plot Layers - %s" % title)
        else:
            self._ui.plot_options.setTitle("Plot Options")
            self._ui.plot_layers.setTitle("Plot Layers")

        self._update_focus_decoration()

    def _update_focus_decoration(self):
        mdi_area = self.current_tab
        active = mdi_area.activeSubWindow()

        for win in mdi_area.subWindowList():
            widget = win.widget()
            if isinstance(widget, DataViewer):
                widget.set_focus(win is active)

    def _connect(self):
        self.setAcceptDrops(True)
        self._layer_widget.setup(self._data)

        self.tab_widget.tabCloseRequested.connect(self.close_tab)

    def _create_menu(self):
        mbar = self.menuBar()
        menu = QtWidgets.QMenu(mbar)
        menu.setTitle("&File")

        menu.addAction(self._actions['data_new'])
        if 'data_importers' in self._actions:
            submenu = menu.addMenu("I&mport data")
            for a in self._actions['data_importers']:
                submenu.addAction(a)
        # menu.addAction(self._actions['data_save'])  # XXX add this
        menu.addAction(self._actions['session_reset'])
        menu.addAction(self._actions['session_restore'])
        menu.addAction(self._actions['session_save'])
        if 'session_export' in self._actions:
            submenu = menu.addMenu("E&xport")
            for a in self._actions['session_export']:
                submenu.addAction(a)
        menu.addSeparator()
        menu.addAction("Edit &Preferences", self._edit_settings)
        menu.addAction("&Quit", self.app.quit)
        mbar.addMenu(menu)

        menu = QtWidgets.QMenu(mbar)
        menu.setTitle("&Edit ")
        menu.addAction(self._actions['undo'])
        menu.addAction(self._actions['redo'])
        mbar.addMenu(menu)

        menu = QtWidgets.QMenu(mbar)
        menu.setTitle("&View ")

        a = QtWidgets.QAction("&Console Log", menu)
        a.triggered.connect(self._log._show)
        menu.addAction(a)
        mbar.addMenu(menu)

        menu = QtWidgets.QMenu(mbar)
        menu.setTitle("&Canvas")
        menu.addAction(self._actions['tab_new'])
        menu.addAction(self._actions['viewer_new'])
        menu.addSeparator()
        menu.addAction(self._actions['gather'])
        menu.addAction(self._actions['tab_rename'])
        mbar.addMenu(menu)

        menu = QtWidgets.QMenu(mbar)
        menu.setTitle("Data &Manager")
        menu.addActions(self._layer_widget.actions())

        mbar.addMenu(menu)

        menu = QtWidgets.QMenu(mbar)
        menu.setTitle("&Toolbars")
        tbar = EditSubsetModeToolBar()
        self._mode_toolbar = tbar
        self.addToolBar(tbar)
        tbar.hide()
        a = QtWidgets.QAction("Selection Mode &Toolbar", menu)
        a.setCheckable(True)
        a.toggled.connect(tbar.setVisible)
        try:
            tbar.visibilityChanged.connect(a.setChecked)
        except AttributeError:  # Qt < 4.7. QtCore.Signal not supported
            pass

        menu.addAction(a)
        menu.addActions(tbar.actions())
        mbar.addMenu(menu)

        menu = QtWidgets.QMenu(mbar)
        menu.setTitle("&Plugins")
        menu.addAction(self._actions['plugin_manager'])
        menu.addSeparator()

        if 'plugins' in self._actions:
            for plugin in self._actions['plugins']:
                menu.addAction(plugin)

        mbar.addMenu(menu)

        # trigger inclusion of Mac Native "Help" tool
        menu = mbar.addMenu("&Help")

        a = QtWidgets.QAction("&Online Documentation", menu)
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(webbrowser.open, DOCS_URL))
        menu.addAction(a)

        a = QtWidgets.QAction("Send &Feedback", menu)
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(submit_feedback))
        menu.addAction(a)

        menu.addSeparator()
        menu.addAction("Version information", show_glue_info)

    def _choose_load_data(self, data_importer=None):
        if data_importer is None:
            self.add_datasets(self.data_collection, data_wizard())
        else:
            data = data_importer()
            if not isinstance(data, list):
                raise TypeError("Data loader should return list of "
                                "Data objects")
            for item in data:
                if not isinstance(item, Data):
                    raise TypeError("Data loader should return list of "
                                    "Data objects")
            self.add_datasets(self.data_collection, data)

    def _create_actions(self):
        """ Create and connect actions, store in _actions dict """
        self._actions = {}

        a = action("&New Data Viewer", self,
                   tip="Open a new visualization window in the current tab",
                   shortcut=QtGui.QKeySequence.New)
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self.choose_new_data_viewer))
        self._actions['viewer_new'] = a

        a = action('New &Tab', self,
                   shortcut=QtGui.QKeySequence.AddTab,
                   tip='Add a new tab')
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self.new_tab))
        self._actions['tab_new'] = a

        a = action('&Rename Tab', self,
                   shortcut="Ctrl+R",
                   tip='Set a new label for the current tab')
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self.tab_bar.rename_tab))
        self._actions['tab_rename'] = a

        a = action('&Gather Windows', self,
                   tip='Gather plot windows side-by-side',
                   shortcut='Ctrl+G')
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self.gather_current_tab))
        self._actions['gather'] = a

        a = action('&Save Session', self,
                   tip='Save the current session')
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self._choose_save_session))
        self._actions['session_save'] = a

        # Add file loader as first item in File menu for convenience. We then
        # also add it again below in the Import menu for consistency.
        a = action("&Open Data Set", self, tip="Open a new data set",
                   shortcut=QtGui.QKeySequence.Open)
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self._choose_load_data,
                                       data_wizard))
        self._actions['data_new'] = a

        # We now populate the "Import data" menu
        from glue.config import importer

        acts = []

        # Add default file loader (later we can add this to the registry)
        a = action("Import from file", self, tip="Import from file")
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self._choose_load_data,
                                       data_wizard))
        acts.append(a)

        for i in importer:
            label, data_importer = i
            a = action(label, self, tip=label)
            a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self._choose_load_data,
                                           data_importer))
            acts.append(a)

        self._actions['data_importers'] = acts

        from glue.config import exporters
        if len(exporters) > 0:
            acts = []
            for e in exporters:
                label, saver, checker, mode = e
                a = action(label, self,
                           tip='Export the current session to %s format' %
                           label)
                a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self._choose_export_session,
                                               saver, checker, mode))
                acts.append(a)

            self._actions['session_export'] = acts

        a = action('Open S&ession', self,
                   tip='Restore a saved session')
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self._restore_session))
        self._actions['session_restore'] = a

        a = action('Reset S&ession', self,
                   tip='Reset session to clean state')
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self._reset_session))
        self._actions['session_reset'] = a

        a = action("Undo", self,
                   tip='Undo last action',
                   shortcut=QtGui.QKeySequence.Undo)
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self.undo))
        a.setEnabled(False)
        self._actions['undo'] = a

        a = action("Redo", self,
                   tip='Redo last action',
                   shortcut=QtGui.QKeySequence.Redo)
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self.redo))
        a.setEnabled(False)
        self._actions['redo'] = a

        # Create actions for menubar plugins
        from glue.config import menubar_plugin
        acts = []
        for label, function in menubar_plugin:
            a = action(label, self, tip=label)
            a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(function,
                                           self.session,
                                           self.data_collection))
            acts.append(a)
        self._actions['plugins'] = acts

        a = action('&Plugin Manager', self,
                   tip='Open plugin manager')
        a.triggered.connect(nonpartial(self.plugin_manager))
        self._actions['plugin_manager'] = a

    def choose_new_data_viewer(self, data=None):
        """ Create a new visualization window in the current tab
        """

        from glue.config import qt_client

        if data and data.ndim == 1 and ScatterWidget in qt_client.members:
            default = ScatterWidget
        elif data and data.ndim > 1 and ImageWidget in qt_client.members:
            default = ImageWidget
        else:
            default = None

        client = pick_class(list(qt_client.members), title='Data Viewer',
                            label="Choose a new data viewer",
                            default=default, sort=True)

        cmd = command.NewDataViewer(viewer=client, data=data)
        return self.do(cmd)

    new_data_viewer = defer_draw(Application.new_data_viewer)

    def _choose_save_session(self):
        """ Save the data collection and hub to file.

        Can be restored via restore_session
        """

        # include file filter twice, so it shows up in Dialog
        outfile, file_filter = compat.getsavefilename(
            parent=self, filters=("Glue Session (*.glu);; "
                                  "Glue Session including data (*.glu)"))

        # This indicates that the user cancelled
        if not outfile:
            return

        # Add extension if not specified
        if '.' not in outfile:
            outfile += '.glu'

        with set_cursor_cm(Qt.WaitCursor):
            self.save_session(
                outfile, include_data="including data" in file_filter)

    @messagebox_on_error("Failed to export session")
    def _choose_export_session(self, saver, checker, outmode):
        checker(self)
        if outmode is None:
            return saver(self)
        elif outmode in ['file', 'directory']:
            outfile, file_filter = compat.getsavefilename(parent=self)
            if not outfile:
                return
            return saver(self, outfile)
        else:
            assert outmode == 'label'
            label, ok = QtWidgets.QInputDialog.getText(self, 'Choose a label:',
                                                       'Choose a label:')
            if not ok:
                return
            return saver(self, label)

    @messagebox_on_error("Failed to restore session")
    def _restore_session(self, show=True):
        """ Load a previously-saved state, and restart the session """
        fltr = "Glue sessions (*.glu)"
        file_name, file_filter = compat.getopenfilename(
            parent=self, filters=fltr)
        if not file_name:
            return

        with set_cursor_cm(Qt.WaitCursor):
            ga = self.restore_session(file_name)
            self.close()
        return ga

    def _reset_session(self, show=True):
        """
        Reset session to clean state.
        """

        if not os.environ.get('GLUE_TESTING'):
            buttons = QMessageBox.Ok | QMessageBox.Cancel
            dialog = QMessageBox.warning(
                self, "Confirm Close",
                "Are you sure you want to reset the session? "
                "This will close all datasets, subsets, and data viewers",
                buttons=buttons, defaultButton=QMessageBox.Cancel)
            if not dialog == QMessageBox.Ok:
                return

        ga = GlueApplication()
        ga.show()
        self.close()

        return ga

    @staticmethod
    def restore_session(path, show=True):
        """
        Reload a previously-saved session

        Parameters
        ----------
        path : str
            Path to the file to load
        show : bool, optional
            If True (the default), immediately show the widget

        Returns
        -------
        app : :class:`glue.app.qt.application.GlueApplication`
            The loaded application
        """
        ga = Application.restore_session(path)
        if show:
            ga.show()
        return ga

    def has_terminal(self):
        """
        Returns True if the IPython terminal is present.
        """
        self._create_terminal()  # ensure terminal is setup
        return self._terminal is not None

    def _create_terminal(self):
        if self._terminal is not None:  # already set up
            return

        if hasattr(self, '_terminal_exception'):  # already failed to set up
            return

        self._terminal_button = QtWidgets.QToolButton(self._ui)
        self._terminal_button.setToolTip("Toggle IPython Prompt")
        i = get_icon('IPythonConsole')
        self._terminal_button.setIcon(i)
        self._terminal_button.setIconSize(QtCore.QSize(25, 25))

        self._layer_widget.ui.button_row.addWidget(self._terminal_button)

        try:
            from glue.app.qt.terminal import glue_terminal
            widget = glue_terminal(data_collection=self._data,
                                   dc=self._data,
                                   hub=self._hub,
                                   session=self.session,
                                   application=self,
                                   **vars(env))
            self._terminal_button.clicked.connect(self._toggle_terminal)
        except Exception as e:  # pylint: disable=W0703
            import traceback
            self._terminal_exception = traceback.format_exc()
            self._setup_terminal_error_dialog(e)
            return

        self._terminal = self.add_widget(widget, label='IPython')
        self._hide_terminal()

    def _setup_terminal_error_dialog(self, exception):
        """ Reassign the terminal toggle button to show dialog on error"""
        title = "Terminal unavailable"
        msg = ("Glue encountered an error trying to start the Terminal"
               "\nReason:\n%s" % exception)

        def show_msg():
            mb = QMessageBox(QMessageBox.Critical,
                             title, msg)
            mb.setDetailedText(self._terminal_exception)
            mb.exec_()

        self._terminal_button.clicked.connect(show_msg)

    def _toggle_terminal(self):
        if self._terminal.isVisible():
            self._hide_terminal()
            if self._terminal.isVisible():
                warnings.warn("An unexpected error occurred while "
                              "trying to hide the terminal")
        else:
            self._show_terminal()
            if not self._terminal.isVisible():
                warnings.warn("An unexpected error occurred while "
                              "trying to show the terminal")

    def _hide_terminal(self):
        self._terminal.hide()

    def _show_terminal(self):
        self._terminal.show()
        self._terminal.widget().show()

    def start(self, size=None, position=None):
        """
        Show the GUI and start the application.

        Parameters
        ----------
        size : (int, int) Optional
            The default width/height of the application.
            If not provided, uses the full screen
        position : (int, int) Optional
            The default position of the application
        """
        self._create_terminal()
        self.show()
        if size is not None:
            self.resize(*size)
        if position is not None:
            self.move(*position)

        self.raise_()  # bring window to front
        # at some point during all this, the MPL backend
        # switches. This call restores things, so
        # figures are still inlined in the notebook.
        # XXX find out a better place for this
        _fix_ipython_pylab()
        return self.app.exec_()

    exec_ = start

    def keyPressEvent(self, event):
        """Hold down modifier keys to temporarily set edit mode"""
        mod = event.modifiers()
        if mod == Qt.ShiftModifier:
            self._mode_toolbar.set_mode('or')

    def keyReleaseEvent(self, event):
        """Unset any temporary edit mode"""
        self._mode_toolbar.unset_mode()

    def dragEnterEvent(self, event):
        if event.mimeData().hasUrls():
            event.accept()
        else:
            event.ignore()

    def dropEvent(self, event):

        urls = event.mimeData().urls()

        for url in urls:

            # Get path to file
            path = url.path()

            # Workaround for a Qt bug that causes paths to start with a /
            # on Windows: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-46417
            if sys.platform.startswith('win'):
                if path.startswith('/') and path[2] == ':':
                    path = path[1:]

            self.load_data(path)
        event.accept()

    def report_error(self, message, detail):
        """
        Display an error in a modal

        :param message: A short description of the error
        :type message: str
        :param detail: A longer description
        :type detail: str
        """
        qmb = QMessageBox(QMessageBox.Critical, "Error", message)
        qmb.setDetailedText(detail)
        qmb.resize(400, qmb.size().height())
        qmb.exec_()

    def plugin_manager(self):
        from glue.main import _installed_plugins
        pm = QtPluginManager(installed=_installed_plugins)
        pm.ui.exec_()

    def _update_undo_redo_enabled(self):
        undo, redo = self._cmds.can_undo_redo()
        self._actions['undo'].setEnabled(undo)
        self._actions['redo'].setEnabled(redo)
        self._actions['undo'].setText('Undo ' + self._cmds.undo_label)
        self._actions['redo'].setText('Redo ' + self._cmds.redo_label)

    @property
    def viewers(self):
        """
        A list of lists of open Data Viewers.

        Each inner list contains the viewers open on a particular tab.
        """
        result = []
        for t in range(self.tab_count):
            tab = self.tab(t)
            item = []
            for subwindow in tab.subWindowList():
                widget = subwindow.widget()
                if isinstance(widget, DataViewer):
                    item.append(widget)
            result.append(tuple(item))
        return tuple(result)

    @property
    def tab_names(self):
        """
        The name of each tab

        A list of strings
        """
        return [self.tab_bar.tabText(i) for i in range(self.tab_count)]

    @staticmethod
    def _choose_merge(data, others):

        w = load_ui('merge.ui', None, directory=os.path.dirname(__file__))
        w.button_yes.clicked.connect(w.accept)
        w.button_no.clicked.connect(w.reject)
        w.show()
        w.raise_()

        # Add the main dataset to the list. Some of the 'others' may also be
        # new ones, so it doesn't really make sense to distinguish between
        # the two here. The main point is that some datasets, including at
        # least one new one, have a common shape.
        others.append(data)
        others.sort(key=lambda x: x.label)

        label = others[0].label
        w.merged_label.setText(label)

        entries = [QtWidgets.QListWidgetItem(other.label) for other in others]
        for e in entries:
            e.setCheckState(Qt.Checked)

        for d, item in zip(others, entries):
            w.choices.addItem(item)

        if not w.exec_():
            return None, None

        result = [layer for layer, entry in zip(others, entries)
                  if entry.checkState() == Qt.Checked]

        if result:
            return result, str(w.merged_label.text())

        return None, None

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Not everyone wants to blog or create an online business. Also, people don't want to work an hourly position just to get out of the office.
Have you considered using your current expertise to branch out and start your own consulting business? What about building a new company doing what you already do?
This is a great option for people who want to work for themselves but don't have any experience in another field or for someone who has a ton of ideas but is constantly being shot down at their current job.
Read on to find out what you can do and how to do it.
At least not yet. Use your job to continue building up your professional network while you're still employed. Take this time to learn everything you feel you can use when it's time to start your own firm.
You can start branching out on a freelance basis. But you need to play within the rules of your current company. They may not allow you to work independently of them.
However, if you talk to clients about your ideas, they like them, and the company is always shooting them down, it may be time to part ways.
Get a business license. Make a website and a blog and get some business cards printed up. No one is going to treat you like a professional if you don't act like one.
Especially with your former company. They could wise up and decide your ideas were indeed amazing. Staying on good terms could open up your former employer to becoming a client.
Never promise anything you can't deliver. However, you should only guarantee what you know you can do. If you can go above and beyond, you definitely should.
Have you heard, "dress to impress"? You should also work to impress. In the beginnings of your company's development, word of mouth referrals are going to carry a lot of weight.
Focus less on building the business and more on doing fantastic work for the client you do have. This way, you can develop your portfolio and client list without taking on too much.
As you start to deal with unpleasant clients and shady people who look for loopholes, then you'll start to develop a process to deal with it and an ironclad contract to close these loopholes.
If you don't want to work with a client on another project, then tell them "no", just make sure your work is complete and they're happy with the results.
It's hard to handle, but on occasion, you will have to fire a client. Learn how to handle these types of situations and how to handle them like a professional.
There are a lot of great resources you can use to help start and grow your consulting business.
Remember to start small, stay employed, and grow slowly as you're able to handle it.
Word of mouth referrals are great but you need to dabble in marketing to figure out how to next level your new business. Build a website and a blog, be active on social media, and connect with other experts and industry professionals.
If you have anything to add, leave a comment below and thanks for reading.
I know what you want. It's something we all want. We want to make money online. And we want to do this because we're tired of working hard.
We go to work, spend eight hours dealing with crap we really don't care about, and then come home to make dinner, hit the gym, or whatever else we can squeeze in. We count down the days until the weekend or our next day off and we spend our free time, or sneaky work time, looking for events and fun things to do on those days.
Then we have to figure out how we're going to pay for them!
If it sounds like a vicious cycle, there's a reason for that. You are, in fact, locked into a vicious cycle. How do you beat it? How do you make money online while you sleep so you can afford to take vacations and buy the things you want to have?
Today, we'll be covering blogging and how you can bring in some cash with it, so read on.
This method takes a while. The average blogger doesn't make much. However, if you can stick with it for years, you can earn some decent income off of it.
To successfully blog, you need to write for yourself. Pick a topic you're passionate about and something you're also an expert on. If you aren't expert, but committed to becoming one, that also works, as your readers can learn as you do. This is actually a great way to earn trust from your readers.
Secondly, you need to write with consideration to your readers. Remember there are people who trust you and look up to you who will be reading this within a few minutes or hours after you hit the publish button.
Thirdly, you need to blog for Google. While you don't need to become an SEO master, you need a basic understanding of what the search engines are looking for. To get the kind of traffic numbers you'll need to build a business, you can't rely on traffic from social media forever. Sooner or later, you'll have to build organic traffic through searches.
Expect to be blogging for at least a year, possibly even two, before you start looking at how to make money online with your blog.
Start slowly, put up a few ads after six months to a year and see how they do. If you notice some cash trickling in, keep them around until you get the numbers to attract better paying ad networks.
Next, once you're bringing in loyal and dedicated readers, you can try your hand at affiliate marketing. You'll be paid a commission from the company based on sales that come through your tracking link. Click here to see one such site that does very well.
You can also design and sell your own products. You can post links to an Etsy store, or you can create digital products and sell them directly through your site.
I'm making this sound a lot easier than it actually is and this is part of the problem. Many bloggers jump on the bandwagon to make a quick buck. These people don't last long, as most readers have caught on to this type of scheme to make money online and shun these blogs as fast as they pop up.
This is why creating amazing content for yourself and your readers should be your top priority. If you have the time and the creative outlet is more important than a few extra dollars, give it a try. Most people are surprised at how easily they become obsessed with their blog.
Thanks for reading and I look forward to seeing you next time for more tips on how to make money online.
If you're looking to try something different, why not check out some work from home jobs? Even if you don't have aspirations to create your own business, you can still snag one of these awesome jobs working for someone else.
If you're confused, don't worry, I'm gonna lay out some really good ideas and you can use to do your own research. Many people struggle with working a traditional job and also with converting to a home-based job. This type of employment can give you the structure you need and the freedom from working from your own house or apartment.
Here's our list of the ultimate job list for work from home jobs. Read on to get the wheels turning and the ball rolling.
Not only does this job average $15 an hour, you can make your own hours and work at your own pace. You decide on what you're willing to do for your boss or bosses. They may tell you what to do, but you get to choose the list of services you offer.
If you enjoy spending time on social media, writing blog posts, and helping to keep a calendar/schedule, a virtual assistant may be one of the best work from home jobs for you.
These jobs typically range from $10-12 an hour.
It works like this: You'll use your phone line and either a home computer or a computer provided by the company to answer customer service calls. This type of gig isn't for everyone.
If you have ever personally flipped out on a customer service rep over the phone, then you have an idea of what can possibly happen. If you have a thick skin and you're tried of working your current job and have a history in the service industry, check out this opportunity.
As employers struggle to maintain millennial talent, the chances for remote work opportunities are increasing. Companies want the best work possible out of their professionals, and computer related businesses are constantly pushing the bar on how to do just that. They know if they don't make you happy, you'll find a company that will.
The possibility of this turning into a remote position can be worked out during the interview process if it isn't listed as a remote position in the job listing.
There are usually work from home jobs available in almost every industry. From medical coders to registered nurses, coders to IT pros, you can find something that makes you happy.
Keep your eyes peeled. There are a plethora of sites out there that hire people for work from home jobs. Indeed is always a great option but there are also lesser known sites like Angel.co.
Use your personal and professional network as a way to keep your ear on the ground for availability at the companies you want to work for.
Thanks for reading and next time we're going to venture in a different direction. Leave a comment below if you have anything you'd like to add to the discussion.


Freestyle is a no-holds barred aerobatic routine where anything goes as long as safety rules are not compromised in the process. The emphasis is on "wow factor" and the contestants may use music or special effects to enhance their performance. The criteria used for judging are originality, versatility, harmony and rhythm and execution. The freestyle program is enjoyable for the pilots because it gives them a chance to show their stuff and the spectators love it because of its high entertainment value.
For this year's program, the 8th in the Ballet of the Sky series, we picked the best flights from the Tucson Aerobatic Shootout with over $100,000 in cash and merchandise prizes. Needless to say, with a purse of such magnitude, the Shootout drew some of the top competitors in the world. In addition to all the big names we're also pleased to be able to bring you a number of pilots that are new to Ballet of the Sky. Featured pilots will pull out all the stops to impress and entertain you. You'll see 20 complete routines that include lots of smoke, unbelievable maneuvers and great musical selections.
Get a copy of this superb program now and let our pilots blow you away with the aerial choreography of their Ballet of the Sky.


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Actors Equity Association Continues Contract negotiations for Off=Broadway
Tara Jessup
By Leonard Golubchck, LaborPress Entertainment Editor
New York, NY – Actors Equity Association is currently negotiating a new agreement with Off-Broadway theater owners. The current contract expired on November 6, 2016. The pay increase that is being negotiated is for actors and stage managers are to enable this class of union members to obtain a living wage.
An Off-Broadway theater is defined as having a seating capacity from 100-499. Members of AEA are paid based upon the size of the theater. Pay currently is $1,057 a week at the maximum level with a theater capacity ranging from 351-499 seats while theaters with a capacity of 100-199 seats pay actors and stage managers minimally and they are paid $593 a week. Meanwhile some non-profit theaters pay their actors and stage manages as little as $361 a week which is governed under a separate contract.
A campaign launched by members of AEA #FairWageOnStage is emphasizing the need for a fair and equitable contract through personal stories as to the financial hardships our fellow brothers and sisters are confronted with through wages which is less than a living wage.
Over a 1,000 Actors Equality Association member have signed an open letter of support for a pay increase.
The fight for an equitable contract is personified through the Off-Broadway actor Nick Westrate who won a Drama Desk award but had to file for bankruptcy since he could not make ends meet even though he continuously works Off-Broadway.
PrevEd Funding Collection Notices to Governor
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My research and teaching centers on public administration with an emphasis on psychological theories and experimental methods. My research is anchored in the Behavioral and Experimental Public Administration Lab (BEPAL). BEPAL aims to bridge the gap between research in (political) psychology and public administration in order improve public services and the public sector's responsiveness to citizens' aspirations. Behavioral insights and evidence in the service of citizens and democracy. My research has been published in Public Administration Review, Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, Public Choice, Judgment and Decision Making, Political Behavior, Public Administration, Governance, and others.
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Olsen, A. L., 2015, In : Public Performance and Management Review. 39, 1, p. 100-115 16 p.
Barfort, S., Harmon, N. A., Hjorth, F. G. & Olsen, A. L., 2015, 56 p. (University of Copenhagen. Institute of Economics. Discussion Papers (Online); No. 12, Vol. 2015).
Hansen, K. M., Olsen, A. L. & Bech, M., 2015, In : Political Behavior. 37, 4, p. 767-789 23 p., 1.
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Olsen, A. L., 2015, (Submitted) Copenhagen: Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen , 34 p.


Chapultepec Park, more commonly called the "Bosque de Chapultepec" (Chapultepec Forest) in Mexico City, is the largest city park in Latin America measuring in total just over 686 hectares.
Centered on a rock formation called Chapultepec Hill, one of the park's main functions is to be an ecological space in the vast megalopolis. It is considered the first and most important of Mexico City's "lungs," with trees that replenished oxygen to the Valley of Mexico.
The park area has been inhabited and held as special since the pre-Hispanic period, when it became a retreat for Aztec rulers. In the colonial period, the Chapultepec Castle would be built here, eventually becoming the official residence of Mexican heads of state.
It would remain such until 1940, when it was moved to another part of the park called Los Pinos. Today, the park is divided into three sections, with the first section being the oldest and most visited. This section contains most of the park's attractions including its zoo, the Museum of Anthropology, Rufino Tamayo Museum and more.
It receives an estimated 15 million visitors per year. This prompted the need for major rehabilitation efforts which began in 2005 and ended in 2010.


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Madison Hobley
Other Arson Cases
Madison Hobley (Photo: Associated Press)
Madison Hobley was sentenced to death based on a confession by Chicago police officers later shown to have engaged in systematic torture of suspects in criminal cases.
Four officers claimed Hobley admitted setting a fire that claimed the lives of his wife, infant son, and five other persons early in the morning of January 6, 1987, at an apartment building in the 1100 block of East 82nd Street in Chicago.
When the fire broke out, Hobley, 26, escaped the flames without shoes and wearing only underwear. He consistently maintained his innocence, alleging that the officers tortured him and — when that failed — fabricated a confession.
In addition to Hobley's wife, Anita, 21, and their 15-month-old son, Philip, the fire victims were Schalise Lindsey, 7, Shelone Holton, 23, Johnnie Mae Dodds, 34, Anthony Bradford, 36, and Robert Stephens, 40.
The morning after the fire, two Area 2 police detectives, Robert Dwyer and James Lotito, found Hobley at his mother's home about a mile from the fire scene. Dwyer and Lotito claimed that Hobley voluntarily went with them to Area 2 headquarters and then to central police headquarters — where, they said, he confessed.
Hobley denied not only that he confessed but also that he had any choice about going with Dwyer and Lotito. He claimed that Dwyer handcuffed him to a wall ring at Area 2 and beat him, after which he was taken downtown, where he was handcuffed to a chair and kicked by Sergeant Patrick Garrity. Then, according to Hobley, Dwyer, Lotito, and Detective Daniel McWeeny suffocated him with a plastic typewriter cover until he blacked out.
At Hobley's jury trial before Cook County Circuit Court Judge Christy Berkos in 1990, the prosecution case rested primarily — although not entirely — on the testimony of the four officers, all of whom denied abusing Hobley. They claimed that Hobley had twice been advised of his right to remain silent and to consult a lawyer but that he elected to waive his rights and proceeded to confess.
According to the officers, Hobley related that he went to a filling station with a can, bought a dollar's worth of gasoline, went home, emptied the can into the hallway outside his third-floor apartment and down the stairwell, ignited the gasoline with a match, and threw the can down in the second-floor hallway. He did this, it was alleged, in order to start a new life with a woman with whom he had recently had an affair.
There was no record of the purported confession. Dwyer said he took notes on Hobley's confession, but threw them away after something was spilled on them. "Quite frankly they were soaking wet," he testified. "You know, ink was running on them." Garrity testified that he also took notes, but they indicated only that Hobley made "admissions."
The prosecutors — Assistant Cook County State's Attorneys George Velcich and Paul Tsukuno — presented two witnesses purporting to link Hobley to the purchase of a dollar's worth of gasoline, in a can, at an Amoco station in the 8300 block of South Cottage Grove Avenue less than an hour before the fire.
Andre Council, a customer at the station, testified that he stood five feet from the man as he pumped the gasoline. After the man paid for the gasoline and left, Council said he visited with the attendant, Kenneth Stewart, for 30 to 45 minutes before fire trucks went roaring past.
A little later, Council said he went to the fire scene, about half a mile from the station, where he saw the man whom he had seen buy the gasoline. The next day, Council continued, he saw a photograph of Hobley on television and recognized him, whereupon Council called the police.
Stewart, the station attendant, testified that a man had bought a dollar's worth of gasoline while Council was at the station. At a lineup the day after the fire, however, Stewart initially failed to identify Hobley. After officers pressed him to identify someone, Stewart responded that Hobley "favored" the man who bought the gasoline, but added that he was not certain.
To corroborate Hobley's alleged confession and other aspects of the prosecution theory of the crime, Velcich and Tsukuno introduced into evidence a two-gallon gasoline can that another Chicago Police Detective, John Paladino, testified he discovered at the fire scene.
Detective Virgil Mikus, a Chicago police detective who testified as an arson expert for the prosecution, told the jury that a burn pattern on the floor in front of the Hobley apartment indicated that gasoline had been poured there. Mikus acknowledged that tests showed no traces of gasoline in the area — but claimed it must have been washed away by water firefighters used to extinguish the fire.
When the jury found nothing in mitigation sufficient to preclude imposition of the death penalty, Berkos sentenced him accordingly and, in 1994, the Illinois Supreme Court upheld Hobley's conviction and death sentence, calling the evidence "overwhelming."
The following year, Hobley's appellate attorneys — Professor Andrea Lyon, of the DePaul University College of Law, and Kurt H. Feuer, of Ross & Hardies — filed a petition for post-conviction relief in the Circuit Court claiming that the authorities had illegally withheld a forensic report stating that the gasoline can introduced into evidence at the trial had been examined for fingerprints and that Hobley's were not on it. During the trial, Velcich and Tsukuno had denied the existence of such a report.
More important, Lyon and Feuer alleged that the authorities had withheld a group of reports showing that police had recovered a second gasoline can at the scene of the fire and had destroyed it. The implication of these reports was not only that the fire had been set by someone other than Hobley, but that the can introduced at the trial had been planted to corroborate Hobley's alleged confession.
Circuit Court Judge Dennis J. Porter, however, drew no such inference. He denied Hobley's petition without a hearing.
In 1998, the Supreme Court found the new evidence sufficiently troubling to reverse Porter and remand the case for an evidentiary hearing. "At defendant's trial, the defense theory was that another person had started the fire," said the court. "The negative fingerprint report and the existence of a second gasoline can found at the fire scene certainly would have offered concrete evidentiary support to that defense theory."
On May 31, 2002 — two years and two days after the Supreme Court ordered the evidentiary hearing — Judge Porter complied.
The hearing dragged on intermittently for more than two years. In addition to documenting the withheld evidence, Lyon and Feuer showed that Andre Council, the principal witness who linked Hobley to the purchase of gasoline before the fire, had himself been a suspect in an arson that occurred on March 17, 1987.
At the time, former Area 2 Commander Jon Burge was commander of the department's bomb and arson unit. He issued an order waiving a fingerprint check for Council and releasing him on a personal recognizance bond. This was six years before Burge would be fired for torturing suspects while working in various capacities at Area 2.
Evidence was presented indicating that the jury had been intimidated. A group of jurors having dinner while sequestered reported that they were taunted by other diners, "You know he's guilty," "Give him the death penalty," and "Hang the motherfucker." Also, during deliberations, the jury foreman, a suburban police officer, placed a revolver on the jury table and proclaimed, "We'll reach a verdict."
The evidence supporting the claim that the gasoline can introduced at the trial had been planted was presented by an arson expert retained by the defense — Russell Ogel, of Packer Engineering, Inc. He testified that the can bore no signs of exposure to extreme heat that destroyed other items in the area where it purportedly had been found; not even the plastic cap on the can had been damaged.
Ogel also testified that — contrary to the prosecution expert's contention at Hobley's trial — there was no evidence of burn patterns on the third floor of the building. Rather, said Ogel, tests showed that the fire started in a stairwell lower in the building.
Porter found the new evidence unpersuasive. On July 8, 2002, he denied Hobley a new trial saying, "There is no showing the favorable evidence could reasonably be taken to put the whole case in such a different light as to undermine confidence in the verdict."
Lyon and Feuer appealed and filed a petition seeking a full pardon based on innocence with the Illinois Prisoner Review Board, which conducts hearings on such requests and makes confidential recommendations to the governor.
On October 18, 2002, the board heard Hobley's petition, and on January 9, 2003, Governor George H. Ryan granted the pardon. "Madison Hobley was convicted on the basis of flawed evidence," Ryan said. "He was convicted because the jury did not have the benefit of all existing evidence, which would have served to exonerate him."Ryan also pardoned Stanley Howard, Aaron Patterson and Leroy Orange—all of whom asserted they had been tortured as well.
A federal civil rights suit brought by Hobley against the police was settled for $7.5 million in 2007. He also received $161,005 in state compensation.
In 2010, Burge was convicted of perjury for denying the torture allegations during questioning in federal lawsuits brought by other torture victims. He was sentenced to 4½ years in prison.
Most Serious Crime: Murder
Additional Convictions: Arson
Sentence: Death
Contributing Factors: Mistaken Witness ID, False Confession, False or Misleading Forensic Evidence, Perjury or False Accusation, Official Misconduct


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Benefits are found in a variety of types and flavours around the world. They are often a large part of an employer's costs but vary country to country and continent to continent. With this in mind, Is it possible to implement benefits management within your HRMS? Do you even want to capture all of the data, is the potential ROI a positive one?
Benefits are often a very local concept. While some employee paid plans such as life insurance may be similar internationally, global locations will often store other items such as childcare vouchers, company cars, or a variety of allowances that they consider to be 'benefits'. What is the driver to store the data internationally? Is it for costing purposes, to promote standardization, streamline vendor interfaces or to provide global visibility? Rather than creating a patchwork of benefits management here and there in your HRMS, it is essential to create your own strategy for why the data should be stored in the HRMS.
A standard US benefit program such as health or dental will be very different in other parts of the world. Some countries such as Sweden and India offer universal government provided healthcare that is paid for by citizens via taxation. If you attempt to store details in the HRMS for employees in these countries, it will look the same across the country. Other countries, such as Germany, may offer a public/private mixture, with deductions happening via payroll, so a multitude of plans may need to be set up in the HRMS as an employee can choose any.
If you have a strategy and can be creative in your use of the HRMS, benefits data can provide a more complete picture of your employee landscape and costs.
In other countries such as the UK, government legislation requires that employees of acquired companies may keep their levels of benefit coverage, so you may need to set up non-standard options for such populations. Further, on a more complex note, a UK company may offer private health coverage as a taxable benefit provided by the company. An employee may qualify based on grade for a certain level of private health, e.g. family coverage, but may choose to only take single coverage, thus qualifying for a lower taxable benefit. All of these configurations may challenge your HRMS benefits management functionality, especially if it is a US-focused application, so be sure to compare the global capabilities of HRMS products.
Benefits can be a complex topic when it comes to HRMS data storage, if you have a strategy and can be creative in your use of the HRMS, benefits data can provide a more complete picture of your employee landscape and costs.


A bill due to be introduced in the U.S. Senate that would restrict ownership of so-called big cats is under fire by a prominent feline conservation group.
The snow leopard is one of the big cats that would be regulated by HR 4122.
If it becomes law, HR 4122 would make it illegal to own, possess, or breed a big cat such as a cheetah, jaguar, leopard, lion, puma, snow leopard, or tiger; accredited American Zoo Association (AZA) members and facilities would be exempt.
The Big Cats and Public Safety Protection Act of 2012 was proposed in the House of Representatives late last month by California Representatives Loretta Sanchez (D) and Buck McKeon (R); Sen. John Kerry (D-MA) has promised to bring the legislation to the Senate.
Sanchez cited a recent incident at Zanesville Ohio, where police were forced to shoot 38 big cats that were set free from a wild animal farm before its owner committed suicide.
Penalties for violating the proposed law would include fines up to $20,000 per animal and up to 5 years in jail.
Yet the proposed legislation has met with resistance. The Feline Conversation Federation (FCF), for instance, claims HR 1422 will harm conversation efforts and lead to the banning of big cats from circus and stage events, movies and television, and eventually zoos.
Lynn Culver of the FDF claims that there are already several laws in effect that protecting big cats. "Great cats are already well protected by federal laws," she said. "You face far more danger driving to the zoo." Culver also noted that a 2007 headline-grabbing incident at the San Francisco Zoo, where a tiger mauled several patrons, occurred at an AZA-accredited facility, and is the only public attack by an escaped tiger.
Cluver also claims that the AZA does not preserve particular species, such as the African and Asian spotted leopards and black panthers, and is phasing out generic and Bengal tigers.
According to statistics, since 1990 big cats were involved in the deaths of 16 adults and 5 children; 246 maulings; 254 escapes; and 143 big cats have been killed and 131 confiscated.
HR 4122 has been endorsed by animal-loving celebrities like Tippi Hedren. Ironically, Hedren is best known for starring in Alfred Hitchcock's when-nature-attacks classic movie, The Birds in 1963.


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This Cultural Strategy was prepared collaboratively across multiple Departments within Dublin City Council, as well as with arts and cultural organisations and with the citizens of Dublin. It was adopted by Dublin City Council in 2015, and signals our intent to deliver on the themes and ambitions expressed by our citizens.
The implementation of this Strategy will continue over a number of years, with collaboration across the City Council, and with citizens, businesses, cultural organisations, as well as others in Dublin.
This strategy was developed initially as part of Dublin's bid for the European Capital of Culture 2020. The Bid created new connections across the City and within the Council itself, and highlighted areas of the City and of our work where Culture Strategy could make a significant contribution.
A sustainable City is based upon the foundations of, and the interactions between, Economic Development, Environmental Sustainability, Social Inclusion, and Culture. This new Cultural Strategy and its implementation through Dublin Culture Connects signals the central roles that Culture plays in the daily lives of all who work, live in or visit Dublin.
"Culture is the set of distinctive spiritual, material, intellectual and emotional features of society or a social group, that encompasses, not only art and literature, but lifestyles, ways of living together, value systems, traditions and beliefs".
Dublin City Council Cultural Strategy 2016-2021 underlines the values, ideas and actions of the 2020 proposal, the 'Bid Book', the theme of which was the diversity and the divisions that define Dublin today, as a city with a rich cultural heritage in a period of great change. Technological advances, demographic shifts, new forms of social participation and cultural expression perhaps underline the historical divisions of the city, and create new ones.
Continue to increase the resources available to cultural expression through public and private investment, as part of social, economic and tourism development.
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The Manila Times – Leonen to reactivate poll case in January
By Jomar Canlas | The Manila Times
SUPREME Court Associate Justice Marvic Mario Victor Leonen will revive the election protest of former senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in January 2021.
A highly reliable source in the high court told The Manila Times that after almost one year of sitting on the case, Leonen would release a new resolution that will get it moving again.
The last time Leonen acted on the case was last September 30, when he solicited the comments of the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) and the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
The source said Leonen had assured the court, which is reviewing the case as the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET), that he might finally issue a ruling after almost four months.
Since he was assigned to the case on Oct. 29, 2019, Leonen has issued only two resolutions. One directed Marcos and Vice President Ma Leonor Robredo for their comments and the other a similar order to the OSG and Comelec.
Marcos filed the protest before the tribunal after losing the vice presidential election to Robredo in 2016.
The court insider told The Times that Leonen could either order the creation of a panel of Comelec commissioners to review the poll returns as asked by Marcos, or dismiss the case outright as prayed by Robredo.
The source had earlier provided The Times with Leonen's reflections on the case that show that the justice wanted to reject the protest outright because it did not specify the acts of fraud, anomalies, or irregularities committed in the polling precincts cited by Marcos.
"Entertaining Marcos' plea for relief, when he himself is unsure of his bases will be condoning Marcos' exploitation of the state resources for his own fishing expedition," the source said, quoting Leonen's reflections.
Marcos and Solicitor General Jose Calida called for Leonen to inhibit following the exposure of the document. He refused and threatened Calida and The Manila Times with contempt.
The case has been with the PET for nearly four years. Marcos filed his protest on June 29, 2016, calling for the annulment of the results from about 40,000 clustered precincts in Mindanao.
Marcos, who lost by 263,473 votes, accused Robredo of "massive electoral fraud, anomalies and irregularities."
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5 Released Players By Delhi Capitals Who Might Attract A Big Price In IPL 2022 Auction
Nesara V JagannathaFriday November 26, 2021
As per various reports, Delhi Capitals has retained Rishabh Pant, Prithvi Shaw, Axar Patel and Anrich Nortje ahead of IPL 2022 mega-auction. The deadline to announce the same is on November 30th. A team that reached the finals in IPL 2020 and the playoffs in IPL 2021, a lot of released players will be in demand at the auctions. In this article, we take a look at five released players by Delhi Capitals who might attract a big price in IPL 2022 auction.
1) Shreyas Iyer
Shreyas Iyer took over the reins at Delhi back in 2018. Since then, he has led the team well, including taking them to the finals. However, before IPL 2021, Iyer suffered an injury and had to miss the event. Hence, Rishabh Pant was appointed as the captain. Although he returned for the second leg, the franchise persisted with Pant as the skipper.
Iyer reportedly wants a captaincy assignment, but DC is inclined towards Pant. Now that Iyer has been released, he will be a hot cake in the market. While one of the new teams is likely to pick him in the draft, if they do not, Iyer is sure to go for a big sum at the auctions.
In 2019, Shikhar Dhawan scored 521 runs and followed it up with 618 and 487 runs in the next two campaigns. Ever since his arrival, Gabbar has been the highest run-scorer for the franchise. Shikhar is also the second-highest run-getter in IPL at the moment.
Although age may not be on his side, Dhawan is a fit cricketer and can operate for three more years. With him, teams would get an experienced IPL cricketer apart from a left-handed opener, who is known for his consistency. Hence, the Delhi batsman can go for an expensive bid at the auctions.
3) R Ashwin
R Ashwin is one of the released players by the Delhi Capitals. After he was traded in from Punjab Kings, Ashwin has been part of a DC team that has reached the finals and the playoffs. He has also returned to Team India's T20I set-up after the successful stint with the franchise.
Ashwin's skills are very much relevant in T20 cricket, and this is one of the reasons why he would be in demand. He is also a reliable batsman at No.8 and is a potential captaincy choice. Therefore, he could extract some interest at the auctions.
Avesh Khan was the second-highest wicket-taker at IPL 2021. The Madhya Pradesh pacer collected 24 wickets at an average of 18.75 and with an economy of 7.38. The right-arm pacer did well both at the death and in the powerplay.
Going by what he has shown so far, Avesh is due with a long stint in the blue jersey. He is young, and his skills are only going to improve. Avesh could be backed to lead the pace attack of an XI, and hence, he could be signed up for a hefty price tag.
The arrival of Anrich Nortje might have sidelined him, but Kagiso Rabada has been Delhi's best bowler in recent years. While he collected 25 wickets in 2019, he collected 30 of them in 2020. He was not bad either in 2021 where he collected 15 scalps.
That's a remarkable consistency for an overseas pacer. His form might have tapered off, but Rabada can be backed to return to his old self. A few teams could think of hiring him as the overseas leader of the pace attack, and therefore, the South African can draw a lot of bids.
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Professor: Trump rose because government hasn't served the people – Talk Business & Politics
The federal government should invest in its people to "make Americans great again" during these polarized times, just as it did in the years after World War II, said history professor Dr. David Goldfield in a Thursday night presentation sponsored by the Old State House Museum.
Goldfield also said President Trump's rise is not surprising because the two political parties have failed to address Americans' concerns for decades.
He presented his ideas Nov. 12 during an online presentation, "American Politics in the Age of Polarization," as part of the Old State House Museum's new Perspectives in History program. Goldfield teaches at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and twice has been nominated for a Pulitzer Prize.
Goldfield said the country has been divided in the past. In the 1850s, the division was between the North and the South and over race and immigration. The country again was bitterly divided in 1968 around race and the Vietnam War.
Today, the electorate again is divided as the country suffers through the COVID-19 pandemic and Americans have lost faith in their government because they believe it doesn't serve them.
Goldfield said the government could rebuild trust by following the path it took in the two decades after World War II. Government investments in education, science and technology, civil rights, infrastructure, and medicine helped the country thrive in those years.
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"Together, government, corporate America and individual citizens collaborated to construct a nation and a people, proving that equality, prosperity and democracy could not only coexist but could thrive and strengthen each other," he said.
Goldfield said public policies after 1945 addressed needs and expanded the middle class. The G.I. Bill created a "virtuous circle" by paying for returning veterans' educations, which increased consumer spending and created more revenues for education and training programs.
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Goldfield said there was significant racism after World War II, which the federal government addressed. In the 1948 presidential election won by President Harry Truman, civil rights and race relations were major issues for the first time since Reconstruction. Goldfield said when President Dwight Eisenhower deployed the 101st Airborne Division to Little Rock to enforce the integration of Central High School, it was the first time the U.S. Army had been used in a "fairly hostile way" in the South since the Civil War.
Goldfield said Eisenhower followed Lincoln's philosophy that government's role was to do what individuals couldn't do or do as well individually. His accomplishments included civil rights advances, the interstate highway system, and medical advances. Eisenhower expanded government-funded research in the 1950s, resulting in vaccines that saved lives. By 1960, life expectancy had risen from 62 to 69.7 years of age.
"We became the world's laboratory and a synonym for invention and innovation," he said. "Now these ideas and policies were mainstream in both the Democratic and Republican parties of that era. There was widespread understanding that government's role would change over time as society and the economy became increasingly complex. It was a vision of government as an agile and vigilant champion for its people."
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The postwar measures created "a confident people and a confident nation," Goldfield said. But the relationship between the government and the people faltered with the Vietnam War, Watergate, racial violence and the imploding industrial economy.
These should not have destabilized a country that survived the Great Depression and World War II, but political leaders in both parties divided Americans and bashed government for political gain. Even President Clinton would declare the era of big government was over. But privileged individuals were still benefitting from federal policies.
In recent years, the United States has seen stagnant or declining incomes, higher levels of income inequality than the rest of the developed world, and lower levels of upward mobility. Corporate concentration has stifled innovation and invention. The country trails the rest of the world regarding paid parental leave, early childhood education and job training.
'"We live in an era of reduced expectations, and that has become a self-fulfilling prophecy, but we can fix this. … The nation still has good bones," he said.
He said the nation is more inclusive than it was in 1945, but for four decades it has lacked a government that ensures opportunity for the greatest number of people.
"The record is clear. The U.S. has prospered in times of broad government activism," he said. "The nation has faltered when it has failed to live up to its people."
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Times have changed since the 1950s, but what's needed are the same investments in people that occurred after World War II, including infrastructure, basic research, enforcement of antitrust laws, and affordable housing, Goldfield said. He said an active government should invest in its people to "make Americans great again."
"We need to do that today, renewing the investments in our citizens as we did a half-century ago," he said. "We need an updating, not an upheaval."
During a question and answer session, Goldfield said the rise of President Trump isn't surprising because the two major parties for 40-50 years had been paying attention only to their major donors.
Asked how history would view Trump, Goldfield said his election reflected problems that the major parties had not been addressing, while his administration further polarized the nation and damaged its alliances. President-elect Joe Biden's administration needs to restore those alliances and credibility abroad while toning down the rhetoric, he said.
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Hi. I thought I'd share this hand with you. It's a freeroll and I'm not really bothered but this kind of pissed me off.
neeyala29 shows [ 7h, 8s ]two pairs, Eights and Sevens.
dazdaz74 shows [ 2c, Js ]a pair of Twos.
andy-swansea shows [ 8h, 8d ]three of a kind, Eights.
andy-swansea wins 47,050 chips from the side pot 1 with three of a kind, Eights.
andy-swansea wins 650 chips from the main pot with three of a kind, Eights.
Player dazdaz74 finished in 83.
Now as you can see I won but honestly I should never have called that river. I could have folded and still been above average chip stack and I nearly folded but it was really for lack of caring anymore. But what annoys me is that the guy should never be betting that river. He has showdown value, he doesn't think he's bluffing, and I nearly folded to what would have been terrible play on his part. Only a better hand could call so why did he bet. It nearly paid off but it's so so bad. Just a badly played hand all round lol and I might end up hitting the prizes because of it.
how do you suggest that he should have played?
Why the s**t would you consider folding the river? No flush got there, there's straights possible, but as played, it makes no sense he'd be drawing to it.
He'd raise the limped pot straight draw IMO, to try and steal it... Besides, it'sfreeroll, it's speed, it's qulifier - basically donk fest not so bad a call IMO.
Only so many chances you get in a MTT, and you need the boost because of rapid blind increases.
I think I would have called the river, depending on what i knew of my opponent....... but here your call seems a perfectly good call....its a freeroll and you have nothing to lose with a pretty good hand.....has he bet throughout like he had a straight draw?
you say that you never should have called the river but what about your preflop play, flop and turn.
Limping from early position w 88 is not a very profitable move, unless it's a very passive table.
On an agressive table you have to fold against a raise because otherwise you will be playing out of position.
On the flop you can make a continuation bet of 1/3 pot to make the other players fold there broadway cards or Ax cards.
Pocket pairs will not bef olded on this flop i think. 22,44, 66, 99, TT, JJ are beating you. 33 and 55 will not fold either i think because they have a gutshot and showdown equity. QQ+ and AK would probably have raised preflop. Other hands that could call are suited aces A6,A4, A2.
2 players call your raise on the flop : at least one of them must have a hand or some kind of draw.
The turn brings you a 7, so now 77 beats you too. This time you make a cbet of 2/3 of the pot which is on the large size i think.
1 player calls your raise (i don't know if he was a fish) but when he calls your double barrel he must have hit his hand anyway.
The river brings you trips so now you beat a lot of his calling range : you beat amost all of the pocket pairs, even QQ, KK or AA which he could have slowplayed. The only pocket pair that has you beated is 55 (straight). T9 has you also beaten but i don't think that he would have called you twice with that.
So i don't think that your call was a bad move at all. ¨I would probably have put him all in instead.
I see your point but we always have to take in consideration calls like this. Some of your opponents just showed they didn't care with the game they were playing, although they should have been playing quite nice until that point. But I think this should only be considered a donk call if it was a real money game.
The player who called me a donk is a KNooooooooB!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was obviously a bluff, if you didnt hit the 8 you would of folded he didnt know you had pocket 8's, seems to me the donkey here was you, and you are lucky you didnt get hurt.


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2008 October Signature Music & Entertainment Memorabilia AuctionAuction #696
Marian Marsh Film and Radio Scripts....
Marian Marsh Film and Radio Scripts. Marian Marsh saved her scripts, even for the films she opted not to appear in. This lot includes the scripts for Counterfeit (Columbia, 1936); Marian has signed the cover in green ink "Miss Marsh", adding her character's name of "Verna"; The Barrier (Paramount, 1937), in which Jean Parker apparently replaced Marian in the female leading role; and She Didn't Want a Sheik (aka The Sheik Steps Out, 1937), in which Lola Lane replaced Marian as the female lead. Also included is a script for a 1937 radio interview show Marian performed with Tom Brown, hosted by writer and radio personality Elza Schallert; and the script for the June 19, 1938 Woodbury's Hollywood Playhouse episode "In Love and How," in which Marian co-starred with Tyrone Power and Mary Astor. Finally there are two curiosities: a script for Screen Stars Reveal Secrets of Film Make-up that bears Carole Lombard's name, and a few pages from the screenplay for Dante's Inferno. In overall Very Good to Fine condition.
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This is the most impressive book I have ever seen!
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First digital research hub in SA
NOVELTY: Silulo Ulutho Technologies' Founder, Luvuyo Rani (2nd from left) and Chris Du Toit, CEO of Graham Beck Enterprises (4th from left) rubbed shoulders with Marketing Department lecturers during the launch of the country's first Brand and Digital Research Hub at the iconic Cape Town Hotel School.
CPUT added yet another feather to its cap when the Marketing Department recently launched the country's first Brand and Digital Research Hub.
The hub will support the university's strategic goals as well as those of the Faculty of Business and Management Sciences, including focusing on the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Prof Chux Iwu, the Faculty's Acting Assistant Dean: Research and Innovation, said the Marketing Department is one of the highly-rated departments in the faculty with the most success in terms of research excellence at CPUT.
Iwu announced that the hub will have a slot to present its research work during the annual International Conference on Business and Management Dynamics as from next year.
Marketing Lecturer, Dr Peter Steenkamp, discussed CPUT's seven research focus areas and added that the areas are aligned to national and international imperatives.
Steenkamp said the objectives of the Hub include exploring and developing a pan-Africanist perspective with regards to strategic brand and digital media management.
He also discussed the hub's research projects currently being undertaken by the Department's postgraduate students and academics.
Silulo Ulutho Technologies' Founder, Luvuyo Rani, said that as a CPUT alumnus he is willing to help in whatever way the University deems necessary in order for the hub to achieve its objectives. "We need more entrepreneurs," said Rani.
He said he started his multi-award winning business selling refurbished computers to school teachers who only displayed them in their lounges without using them. This led to Silulo Ulutho opening its first computer and internet cafe in Khayelitsha in 2006, where they trained their customers in End User Computing skills.
"Our breakthrough happened in 2010 when they started opening shops in other provinces such as the Eastern Cape," he said. "We've learnt a lot about how to brand something, grow the brand and live it," observed Rani.
Chris Du Toit, CEO of Graham Beck Enterprises, said that in order to do branding, business owners need to understand who they are. "Create a position for your brand in your consumer's minds," said Du Toit. He added that digital technology changed the game of doing business.
The company produces the multi-award winning Authentic Premium Cap Classique range, which is uniquely South African.
Written by Kwanele Butana
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