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Hermon A. MacNeil
A Brief Bio – H. A. MacNeil
Carol Brooks MacNeil
MacNeil MEDALLION
Coins and Medals
Standing Liberty Quarter
Hermon A. MacNeil bio
MacNeil Month
Chicago Downtown
Plattville
Bronze Plaque
MacNeil PostCard
World's Fairs
1893 Columbian Exposition -Chicago
1901 Pan-American Exposition ~Buffalo NY
1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition – St. Louis MO
1915 Panama-Pacific International Expo. ~San Francicso
American Sculptor (1866 ~ 1947)
WELCOME to the "Hermon A. MacNeil" — Virtual Gallery & Museum !
~ This Gallery celebrates Hermon Atkins MacNeil, American sculptor of the Beaux Arts School. MacNeil led a generation of sculptors in capturing many fading Native American images and American history in the realism of this classic style.
~ World's Fairs, statues, public monuments, coins, and buildings across to country. Hot-links (on the lower right) lead to photos & info of works by MacNeil.
~ Hundreds of stories and photos posted here form this virtual MacNeil Gallery of works all across the U.S.A. New York to New Mexico — Oregon to South Carolina.
~ 2016 marked the 150th Anniversary of Hermon MacNeil's birth on February 27,
Take a Virtual Journey
This website seeks to transport you through miles and years with a few quick clicks of a mouse or keyboard or finger swipes on an iPad.
Perhaps you walk or drive by one of MacNeil's many sculptures daily. Here you can gain awareness of this artist and his works.
For over one hundred years his sculptures have graced our parks, boulevards, and parkways; buildings, memorials, and gardens; campuses, capitols, and civic centers; museums, coinage, and private collections.
Maybe there are some near you!
The MacNeil's Chicago Wedding – Christmas Day 1895
By Dan Leininger, Webmaster
I sit here in Chicago during this Christmas Season, imagining a Christmas wedding ceremony one hundred and nineteen years ago.
On Christmas Eve day in 1895, Hermon Atkins MacNeil and Carol Louise Brooks purchased a Cook County license to solemnize their marriage. The very next day, Christmas 1895, they shared their vows before God and a Congregational minister named, Edward F. Williams, here in Chicago. The record looks like this:
Marriage License of Hermon Atkins MacNeil and Carol Louise Brooks issued on December 24th, 1895 and completed on Christmas Day 1895 by Rev. Edward F. Williams, Congregational Minister.
Both Hermon and Carol were sculptors. Hermon had completed 4 bronze relief sculpture panels for the new Marquette Building. They had fellow friends among the art community, sculptor colleagues from the Chicago World's Fair, students and teachers from the Art Institute of Chicago, and "White Rabbits" team of women sculptors. We don't have any record of who might have witnessed their nuptials.
But it was Christmas Day, a time when families gather. Hermon's family was far away in Massachusetts. Carol's was born in Chicago and studied there at the Art Institute with Lorado Taft working on the 1893 Worlds Fair with her "White Rabbit" colleagues. Perhaps some friends or family were present or even hosted some wedding celebration. Her parents were close enough to be present, but no evidence suggests that. It appears to have been a quick, quiet, modest ceremony. The less than a one-day turn around on their marriage license would support that. In addition, we know that they sailed a week later for Rome and Hermon's Roman Reinhart Scholarship studies there. A December 22, 1895 – New York Sun, article (CLICK HERE) supports that as well as a letter from Amy Ardis Bradley [ CLICK for MORE ]
New York Sun December 22, 1895 "The Reinhart Prize Winner ~ Hermon Atkins Macneil of Chicago"
The officiating minister, Rev. Edward (Franklin) Williams appears to have been a prominent clergy described as "a Congregational minister, educator, field agent for the United States Christian Commission, missionary, and writer." ( Source: Edward Franklin Williams papers, Amistad Research Center at Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana ) He wrote Carol's name as "Carrie" in his handwritten certification on the bottom of the license. She went by 'Carrie' among her friends.
Whether Rev. Williams considered her a 'friend' we do not know. Philip Khopf, the Cook County clerk, wrote 'Carol' in the top portion of the certificate. Rev. Williams could have copied "Carol" from the official record above, but chose to use 'Carrie' instead. The license lists Carol as being 24 years of age and Hermon as 29. We know that the minister was 63 years of age when he led their ceremony. Until 1891 he was pastor of the South Congregational Church, in suburban Chicago. For health reasons he had "an extended stay abroad (June, 1891 to July, 1893), primarily in Germany, where he pursued studies in Berlin." Returning to Chicago he studied and lectured at Chicago Theological Seminary during 1894.
Whether Rev. Williams had some previous knowledge with Carrie and Hermon or was a friend of the family, is uncertain. He seemed very connected to the Chicago community and many of the potential benefactors of the arts. At a minimum, his use of "Carrie" seems to indicate a 'cordial' style of ministry and interaction. It also seems consistent with his servant-attitude toward needs of the soldiers and wounded he encountered during the Civil War.
CLICK HERE for more Links and info about Hermon and Carrie's marriage in 1895:
More biographical information on Rev. Williams is offered below.
Williams, Edward Franklin (1832-1919)
Historical Note: Edward Franklin Williams was a Congregational minister, educator, field agent for the United States Christian Commission, missionary, and writer. Edward Franklin Williams was born in Massachusetts in 1832, the son of Delilah Morse Williams and George Williams. Williams attended Yale University from 1852 to 1856, and he continued to earn an advanced degree from Yale. He later attended the Princeton Theological Seminary, where he graduated and earned his license to preach in 1861.Williams was exempt from the draft due to a tubercular condition in his lungs, and thus he did not fight in the Civil War. In April 1863, Williams received a commission as a field agent for the United States Christian Commission. With the Commission, he served two and a half years in the armies of the Potomac and the James.After the war, Williams was sent as principal to begin was became the Lookout Mountain Educational Institutions in Chattanooga, Tennessee. In 1867, Williams was appointed by the American Missionary Association to teach in the Normal and Preparatory Division of what was later Howard University. He left Howard to preach at several churches in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and New York, ultimately serving as pastor of Tabernacle Church in Chicago and Forty-Seventh Street Congregational Church, which later became South Congregational Church, in suburban Chicago, where he served until 1891.By 1880, Williams was writing a monthly column for The Congregationalist under a pen name, "Franklin." He continued writing for this publication until 1908. He continued as a prolific writer, particularly in the 1890s.
From 1901 to 1911 Williams served as pastor of the Evanston Ave. Congregational Church in Chicago. Williams died in 1919 in Chicago.
[ Sources: Edward Franklin Williams papers, Amistad Research Center at Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana ]
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MUSEUMS: with MacNeil Art
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Chrysler Museum of Art – Norfolk, VA
Denver Art Museum – CO
Gilcrease Museum ~ Tulsa, OK
McKinley County New Deal Art Gallery ~ Gallup, NM
Metropolitan Museum of Art – NYC, NY
National Academy Museum NYC, NY – Chief Multnomah
Nedra Matteucci Gallery, Santa Fe, NM
Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando, Florida. "Sun Vow"
Phoenix Art Museum ~ Phoenix, AZ (Sun Vow)
Reading Public Museum, Reading PA; "Sun Vow"
San Diego Museum of Art ~ San Diego, CA
The Montclair Art Museum ~ Montclair, NJ (Sun Vow, logo)
The Saint Louis Art Museum ~St. Louis, MO (Reliefs over porch -Sun Vow)
Woolaroc Museum ~ Bartlesville, OK (MacNeil bronze entered in 1927 Pioneer Woman contest)
World's Fairs with MacNeil's Sculpture
1901 ~ Pan American Exposition – Buffalo, NY ~"Do the Pan'
MacNeil Resources
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C. D. Daughtrey ~ artist, numismatist, photographer
H. A. MacNeil on Qwiki
Jay H. Cline – Author, Liberty Standing Quarter Expert
<== 2016 MacNeil 3" MEDAL ~ 100th & 150th Anniversary Commemorative
This MacNeil Medallion is a 3" bronze medal with nickel plating minted in 2016 to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the birth of Hermon Atkins MacNeil and the 100th Centenary year of the first minting of the Standing Liberty Quarter dollar. The face duplicates the obverse of MacNeil's original sculpture of Miss Liberty from 1916. The "M" beneath the 13th star is the only form of signature allowed for the sculptor. <== NOW AVAILABLE ON EBAY the Hermon A. MacNeil Medallion
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Sculptures of Hermon Atkins MacNeil
1893 "Bust of Judge Douglass Boardman" ~ Cornell University, Ithica, NY
1894 "Primitive Indian Music" ~ family heirloom
1894 "The Vow of Vengeance" Art Institute of Chicago
1895 Chief Manuelito statue ~Gallup, New Mexico
1895 Marquette Bldg Four Bronze Panels ~ Chicago
1895 Marquette Bldg. & MacNeil Bio.~ Chicago
1897 "The Moqui Runner" Modeled 1896, Cast 1897
1901 "Agnese" Pan American Exposition
1901 "Primitive Chant to the Great Spirit" ~ Smithsonian American Art Museum – Washington, DC
1901 "Sun Vow" Art Institute of Chicago
1901 "Sun Vow" Metropolitan Museum ~NYC
1903 Chief of the Multnomah Tribe, Met Museum, NYC
1904 "The Coming of the White Man #2" ~ Queens, NYC ~ Poppenhusen
1904 "The Coming of the White Man" ~ Portland
1905 Monument to Soldiers & Sailors of the Civil War~ Whitinsville, Massachusetts
1906 President McKinley Memorial – Columbus Ohio (8 photos)
1906 President McKinley Memorial – Columbus Ohio (w. map)
1908 Cook County Building – Chicago – Video of 2 reliefs by MacNeil
1908 Four Bas reliefs on Cook County Building – Chicago
1908 Robert H. Thurston – Cornell University – Plaque and Bust
1912 "Into the Unknown" ~ Brookgreen Gardens, SC
1912 Orville Platt of Meriden, Connecticut
1912 Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Albany,NY
1915 "Column of Progress." Panama-Pacific International Exposition ~ destroyed
1915 "The Signs of the Zodiac." Panama-Pacific International Exposition ~ destroyed
1916 "George Washington" New York City
1916 Patten Gymnasium, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
1916-30 "Standing Liberty Quarter" Types I & II
1918 "Ezra Cornell" ~Cornell University, Ithica, NY
1920 "Dwight L. Moody" – Bust at Mount Hermon Northfield Academy, Massachusetts
1924 Missouri Capitol, Jefferson City – "Privitive History of Missouri" – North Frieze of building
1925 "The World War" Flushing, NY
1926 "Manhattan Tercentenary Medal" ~ American Numismatic Society
1926 "Marquette, Jolliet, Ilini" Statue ~Chicago
1926 "Roger Williams" ~ NY University ~ Hall of Fame – bust
1927 Civil War Soldiers and Sailors Monument ~ Philadelphia, PA
1928 "Abraham Lincoln" Bust at Lincoln Hall, U of I, Urbana, IL
1928 "Rufus Choate" ~ NY University ~ Hall of Fame – bust
1928 MacNeil Clan of America ~ Memorial Plaque and Mounument
1929 "Francis Parkman" ~ NY University ~ Hall of Fame – bust
1930 "The Pilgrim Mothers and Fathers" ~ Waterbury, Connecticut
1930 Judge Thomas Burke Memorial, Seattle, WA
1931 "James Monroe" ~ sculpted for Hall of Fame of Great Americans
1931 Society of Medlists – "Moqui Dance for Rain"
1932 "Confederate Defenders" Charleston, SC
1932 U.S. Supreme Court – East Pediment ~ Washington DC
1934 "Alfred H. Terry," Conn. Capitol, Hartford
1934 "John Sedgwick" Conn. Capitol, Hartford
1936 "George Rogers Clark" Memorial ~ Vincennes, IN
1940 "Pony Express" ~ St. Joseph, Missouri
Clan MacNeil (10)
Coins and Medals (20)
Standing Liberty Quarter (11)
Friends of Hermon MacNeil (10)
Hermon A. MacNeil bio (114)
MacNeil Month (29)
In Search of "Uncle Hermon" (16)
Chicago Downtown (15)
Evanston (3)
Rushville (1)
University of Illinois (15)
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Plattville (1)
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Saint Louis (6)
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College Point (20)
Isle of Barra (3)
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bas relief (2)
Bronze Plaque (7)
MacNeil PostCard (10)
Statue (134)
Travels with Uncle Hermon (3)
1893 Columbian Exposition -Chicago (18)
1901 Pan-American Exposition ~Buffalo NY (10)
1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition – St. Louis MO (5)
1915 Panama-Pacific International Expo. ~San Francicso (3)
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The service stations Pince-North and Pince-South are important rest areas at the Hungarian border on highway A5. Due to increased heavy traffic in this area, special attention had to be paid to providing sufficient parking areas for heavy trucks. The station is a standard building of the petrol station EVO2 which includes a store with a coffee bar with a porch, wherein the total surface of each sales area amounts to 113 m².
The service area has a totem and a children's playground. The gas platform includes 5 filling islands. A large area with a parking lot and a rest area are part of the service station to the west of the gas station. It consists of parking lots for buses, campers, heavy trucks and personal vehicles. There is a resting area on the western side of the platform. Campers have electrical plug-ins, water supply and sewage plug-ins available. The platform is provided with three lamps located on islands. The platform with the parking lot and the rest area connects to the servicing road on the southern part of the service station. The entire area covers 2 × 15 000 m².
Project typeBencinski servis in plato s parkirnimi prostoriLocationA5 Maribor–Pince; odsek: Lendava–Pince; pododsek: km 13+000–km 13+300; SlovenijaArea30,000 m²Inv. value€5,250,000.00Year(s)2008–2009 ServicesIDP, PGD, PZR, PZI, PID, controlInvestorPetrol d.d., Mol group, MOL Slovenija, DARS d.d.

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The Walking Dead: We Finally Learned What The Ws Mean
By Nick Venable published 29 March 15
It should go without saying that there are some mighty big spoilers ahead for "Conquer."
For its blood-soaked Season 5 finale, The Walking Dead gave us Rick using a walker's head as a silencer, the much-needed death of Pete, the arguably unneeded death of Reg, and Father Gabriel once again projecting his own faults onto Rick's group. And it also finally confirmed that the Ws we've been seeing on the walkers' heads does, in fact, stand for "Wolves," a new group threat whose two-man team we got to meet tonight.
We've been expecting the Wolves ever since their spray-painted "Wolves Not Far" message popped up when Season 5 came back from hiatus, even if we weren't quite sure who or what they were about. And by the end of "Conquer," I'm still not entirely sure what their deal is, beyond having the urge to mark their territory.
We first meet Benedict Samuel's cold and calculating unnamed character when he interrupts Morgan's meal – woo, Morgan! – with an unloaded weapon and a historically motivated explanation for the Ws.
You know, the first settlers here, they put bounties on wolves' heads. Brought the natives into it. Made them hunt them. Didn't take them too long to kill them all.(points to W scrawled on his own forehead)They're back now.
I gotta say, although it was an interesting way to introduce this guy and his similarly unnamed partner, it didn't exactly portray them as a notably dangerous pair, seeing as how Morgan took them out fairly easily with his sweet ass skills with a wooden staff. He could easily have killed them both for trying to kill him, though he just leaves them in a car as zombie bait. If one guy can take them both out at once, why would viewers think they alone could pose a real threat to a much larger group? Although if they happen to be two of the three people that Aaron talked about banishing from Alexandria, the personal side of their motivations makes them a tad more dangerous than just a group of strangers.
The pair use their own kind of bait – a guy in a red poncho – to lure Daryl and Aaron to their canned good factory hideout, where they had a fairly elaborate set of walker traps. (Seriously, this would have been the perfect episode for a Scooby-Doo crossover.) They then kill the red poncho man near the end of the episode, and we see him shambling around the factory lot in the post-credits sequence, where he passes a vehicle with "Wolves Not Far" painted on it. I'm not quite certain why he wasn't also lured into the back of one of the trucks with the rest of the zombies, but then I'm not quite certain about anything Wolves-related at this point.
What I do know is that things are going to get rougher for the folks in Alexandria when The Walking Dead returns for Season 6 later this year. It's unclear if the Wolves are a substitution for the comic's Scavengers, but we can probably expect them to continue using the walkers as a weapon against the Alexandria citizens. And now that they have pictures of Rick and Carl (and assumedly more of the group), they have someone to target. Can't Rick and others just get along for once?
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Garman, Stenholm, and Weniger Collections
Fundamentalism File: Garman, Stenholm, and Weniger Collections
An overview of the resources and services available at the Mack Library Fundamentalism File.
Return to Main Library Catalog
W. O. H. Garman (1899-1983) collection
A Guide to the Papers of W. O. H. Garman by Charles M. Barrett
Garman File Subject Listing
Even though the opened PDF may show Stenholm in the header/or tab, the file is the Garman Subject file.
The Garman papers consist of materials dealing with many subjects that W. O. H. Garman collected throughout his ministry. The collection is divided into five categories: Religious Topics, Nonreligious Topics, Biographical Topics, Personal Papers, and Sermons.
The Religious Topics make up almost half of the collection. The contents of this section are mostly newspaper/periodical clippings and personal correspondence. The topics are broad, ranging from denominations to religious movements, from moral issues to Communism, and from religious liberty to Santa Claus. Two topics of importance are the files on the American Council of Christian Churches and the Associated Gospel Churches. Garman was closely associated with both groups, making his collection on these subjects an invaluable primary source on their history. Most of the contents of the files on the ACCC and the AGC are personal correspondence. Especially valuable are the letters from Garman to Carl McIntire concerning the controversy that took place between the two groups, resulting in the subsequent expulsion of the AGC from the ACCC.
The Nonreligious Topics are the smallest division of the collection. The contents of this section are predominantly newspaper clippings and booklets (e.g., a police manual). The topics in this section deal mainly with federal departments, such as the Air Force, Black Guard, and Civil Air Patrol. There are other diverse topics of a political nature, such as capitalism, the election between Johnson and Goldwater, narcotics, the United Nations, and the Navajos.
The third division of the collection is the Biographical. The topics in this section are predominantly religious leaders ranging from Billy Graham to Jay Adams and from Harold Ockenga to Harry Ironside. The materials on Graham are particularly extensive. Much of this section consists of printed secondary materials, usually periodical articles. However, there is also some valuable correspondence between Garman and many prominent Fundamentalist leaders of the twentieth century.
Fourth are the Personal Papers of Garman. Garman's publications on topics such as the Bible, politics, and the Federal and National Council of Churches are a particularly valuable aspect of this section, along with numerous other original works by Garman. This section also provides the researcher with information about the tours that Garman took around the world, often in association with his chaplaincy work for the AGC.
Garman's Sermons complete the collection. His sermon notes are handwritten and provide insight into Garman's character as well as his manner of study. The content of the sermons consist of the doctrines that make up the fundamentals of the faith, as well as sermons on individual books of the Bible. One of the largest series in the file deals with the topic of the life and ministry of Christ.
The Garman Papers are an important resource in pursuing original research on Garman himself, on Fundamentalist involvement in the military chaplaincy, and especially on the AGC and (to a lesser extent) the ACCC. The papers are divided into folders according to subject and arranged alphabetically.
Gilbert Stenholm (1915-89) collection
A Guide to the Papers of Gilbert Stenholm by Joseph Kappel
Stenholm File Subject Listing
The Stenholm papers contain the personal collection of Gilbert Stenholm, consisting of a variety of topics. Included throughout the collection are many newspaper and magazine articles, advertisements, promotional materials, and correspondence addressed to Stenholm or his wife. The collection shows his reliance on Frontline, Sword of the Lord, and Blu-print as the main periodicals he used dealing with religious issues. Congressional reports as well as religious observations by men such as John Ashbrook comprise the bulk of the folders relating to Communism.
Stenholm kept both large and small records concerning ethical, religious, and political issues; denominations; particular churches he visited; Christian colleges; and matters of doctrine or theology. Among the largest files are Stenholm's collections concerning the Communist agenda, which includes such folders as brainwashing, relations to China, Cuba, Christianity and the Catholic Church, and religion in Communist countries. Also taking up a large percentage of the collection are Stenholm's Bob Jones University files. Among the BJU files are materials concerning the school's accreditation battle, the Alumni Association during Stenholm's tenure as president, faculty and staff information, and the school periodicals Voice of the Alumni and Little Moby's Post. Among the denominations and religious organizations taking up more than one folder in the collection are the Catholic Church, the Conservative Baptist Association, the National Council of Churches, the World Council of Churches, and the Southern Baptist Convention. Throughout his years traveling as an evangelist for BJU, Stenholm gathered a collection of materials from several religious schools, including Cedarville College, Berkeley Baptist Divinity School, Dallas Theological Seminary, and Furman University. He also kept tabs on his former schools of North Park Theological Seminary and Northwestern University. In all, twenty-five colleges, universities or seminaries are on file.
Stenholm's biography file consists of material on some seventy-five individuals, ranging from Anita Bryant to Bill Gothard to Ian Paisley. Taking up the bulk of the biography files are the files concerning Billy Graham. The Stenholm papers contain thirty-six files regarding Graham, among which are materials regarding Graham's relations to BJU; twenty-four different files concerning his crusades; several about his political involvement with Presidents Kennedy, Eisenhower, Nixon, and Johnson; and various interviews and statements.
Exclusive to the Stenholm papers are his personal files concerning individuals, his multi-faceted career at Bob Jones University, correspondence to relatives and friends in the ministry, and letters of appreciation from churches on his evangelistic circuit. Of particular interest in the personal files are some of Stenholm's early college papers and lesson plans, demonstrating the early years of Bob Jones University class life.
The papers are divided in religious, non-religious, and biographical files, arranged alphabetically according to subject.
G. Archer Weniger (1915-82) collection
A Guide to the Papers of Guy Archer Weniger by Mark L. Ward, Jr.
Weniger File Subject Listing
Even though the opened PDF may show Stenholm in the header/or tab, the file is the Weniger Subject file.
The Weniger papers consist mainly of the personal files collected over many years by Guy Archer Weniger (1915-1982). Included are many newspaper and magazine clippings filed under topic headings of religious interest (see the list that follows), with many pieces marked by Weniger to point out which portions were especially noteworthy for his purposes. The papers also contain much of Weniger's correspondence (with many leading Fundamentalists such as Carl McIntire, Bob Jones, etc.) and hundreds of documents he gathered for sermon illustrations. Periodical articles, which compose about 75% of the topic folders, were clipped from Christianity Today, Christian Century, Christian Beacon, Sword of the Lord, Eternity, certain California newspapers, and many other religious and secular publications. Many advertisements, school bulletins, transcripts, brochures, flyers, and other pertinent miscellanies fill out the rest of the collection.
Weniger gathered information on religious, political, and ethical issues, on denominations and other religious organizations, and on over three hundred people, again primarily religious figures. Organizations about which Weniger filed the most material are either those with which he was closely associated (Bob Jones University, the Fundamental Baptist Fellowship, the Conservative Baptists) or those which were subject to Blu-Print criticism (Fuller Theological Seminary, the Roman Catholic Church, the National Council of the Churches of Christ). The people whose folders are the largest are also those figures who were most likely to appear in the Blu-Print (Jerry Falwell, Billy Graham). In addition, certain issues of the day warranted a large collection (capital punishment, the ecumenical movement, evolution, homosexuality, church and state, Communism). A personal library and sermon ledger resides in the last of the fourteen file drawers required to house the Weniger collection. It lists books in Weniger's possession and contains a lengthy topical bibliography. The ledger also lists texts upon which Weniger had preached.
Of particular interest for original research are Weniger's papers concerning Baptist Fundamentalist organizations. His extensive documentation on the Conservative Baptist Association of America reflects the heated conflicts that went on within that body (of which Weniger was a part) in the 1950s and 1960s. The papers also contain significant information on the Fundamentalist bodies and organizations that left the CBA as a result of these battles, in particular the Fundamental Baptist Fellowship and the New Testament Association of Independent Baptist Churches.
The papers are divided into folders according to subject and arranged alphabetically.
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Q: Vectorized way of finding difference between consecutive elements? Maybe a variation of np.diff()? I want to find two type differences of consecutive elements of an array .
One of them being:

diff1 = [x1-x0,x2-x1,x3-x2, ... ]

This, I am able to achieve using np.diff() function from the numpy library. However, the other type of difference I want is:

diff2 = [x0-x1,x1-x2,x2-x3, ....]

I can achieve this using for loop, however, the size of the array is quite large. Is there a vectorized function this?
Also, I am not sure what these difference are called in statistics? or if there is a term for such an operation. Being unsure of what such an operation is called, I am unable to look up on the internet for a solution.

A: If you are looking for a solution in r (as you tag it in your question), you can have the use of lag/lead function from dplyr package.
Here, to illustrate this, I create a fake vector that I transform as a data.frame to be used in dplyr, then the function mutate create a new column with the corresponding function:
set.seed(123)
df <- data.frame(A = sample(1:10,10, replace = TRUE))

library(dplyr)
df %>% mutate(Diff1 = A-lag(A), Diff2 = A-lead(A))

    A Diff1 Diff2
1   3    NA     0
2   3     0    -7
3  10     7     8
4   2    -8    -4
5   6     4     1
6   5    -1     1
7   4    -1    -2
8   6     2    -3
9   9     3    -1
10 10     1    NA

Does it answer your quesiton ?

A: Using diff as suggested by @thelatemail and @r2evans  is straightforward. However, another alternative is using head and tail
diff1 <- tail(x, -1) - head(x, -1)
diff1
#[1]  7 -8  6 -2  3 -8  6 -2 -1

diff2 <- head(x, -1) - tail(x, -1)
diff2
#[1] -7  8 -6  2 -3  8 -6  2  1

data
set.seed(123)
x <- sample(10)
x
#[1]  3 10  2  8  6  9  1  7  5  4

A: Comment by @Divakar:

diff2 would be simply -np.diff(a) or more efficient with a[:-1]-a[1:]
  with a being the array.

was the perfect solution I was looking for.

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1. Bring back the old Spurrier: "I used to think I was pretty good coaching quarterbacks," Spurrier said.
2. The Department of Sporting Jurisprudence: Do you have a right to be punished when you commit an intentional foul in basketball late in games?
3. Holy A-11 batman! The ACC now allows less than seven men on the A-11? Yes and no. As the good Doctor explains, they still can't have more than four players in the "backfield" (i.e. anyone not on the line) -- the idea is to prevent penalties when the offense has only ten men on the field.
4. Let me just go ahead and say no: I spent a substantial amount of time this offseason researching Michigan's offense (the results of which are to published, but not necessarily on the web -- though I hope to eventually get it out here or elsewhere that can be linked to). I will admit that I went into it thinking that there was some looming structural/strategic problem with Rodriguez's offense -- that's just my bent. Players win games obviously but I like blaming coaches more, and in any event all coaches have to work with what they have. But I quickly decided that, yes, there were things for Rodriguez to work on, but the biggest thing for Michigan was just to find a quarterback, any quarterback really. And, though he is but a wee true freshman, and a rather wispy one at that, Tate Forcier does appear positioned to at least be better for Michigan and Rodriguez than anyone they had last year.
Which is why I found recent transfer Steven Threet's comments so surprising:
Threet said he has no indication what will happen in fall camp but figures the tipping point will be decision-making, which gives Sheridan a chance to play.
"I feel like Tate has a good opportunity coming in early with the extra reps in the spring and that should be beneficial," he said. "But Nick does a good job of executing the offense the way they want it to be run. People may point out the physical things Tate or Denard may have at a physical advantage, but a lot of time at quarterback in this system comes down to decision-making."
"Nick" here refers to Nick Sheridan, who was statistically the only quarterback in the Big 10 worse than Steven Threet (unfortunately neither could run, and both of course played for the same team). Brian Cook convulses at this thought, as no doubt he still has night terrors about last season:
I can't seriously believe Sheridan executes the offense the way the coaches want it to be run . . .
. . . unless Threet means they've given that side of the ball a cigarette and a blindfold. Sheridan's decision-making last year was not a strong suit. . . . Why am I even spending time on this? The chances Sheridan takes a snap over a healthy Forcier are 0.001%. Seriously, people.
I agree. Yet, Forcier could always get hurt, and what had been relegated to nightmares of 2008 could, Freddy Krueger-style, reenter the real world. (H/t mgoblog and Dr Saturday).
5. How much does passing predictability (i.e. the more likely it is that an offense will throw) affect the offense's success rates? Lots of wonky stuff at Advanced NFL stats, but the punchline: "Going from about 50% predictability to 90% predictability costs at least 1.0 Adj YPA." Read the whole thing.
6. Mike Leach interviewed by Bitter Lawyer. Breakdown: Law school had far fewer "gorgeous girls running around" than undergrad; although in law school he discussed contracts, they were "kind of like a Leprechaun. I had heard of them, but I hadn't actually seen one"; he wants a 64 team playoff to replace the BCS, with the remaining teams playing in some kind of NIT substitute; and he actually comes across as rather normal in the whole piece. (H/t doubletnation).
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I think Sheridan could beat out Forcier. Sheridan was out all spring, and Forcier is only a freshman. Michigan will be terrible next year anyway.
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jgordon1 said...
Not really a big sports fan, but is there another sport besides basketball where it is in your best interest to violate a rule of the game to gain an advantage at the most critical time of the game?
maybe it's not exactly against the rules, but running out of bounds, kneeling the ball, intentionally causing a safety, and spiking the ball could be considered going against the main spirit of the game while giving the team an advantage. There's also intentional delay of game to get a better angle for kicks.


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POLITICO Sunday Crunch: Home Office exit — Brexit, round 1 — Coronavirus containment
The weekly lunchtime digest of the best stories kicking off the week in British politics.
1. PRITI WORRYING. The government has been warned that its post-Brexit immigration reform could be derailed after Saturday's explosive resignation of Philip Rutnam, the most senior civil servant at the Home Office, the Sunday Times reports. In a publicly delivered statement, Rutnam accused Home Secretary Priti Patel of a "vicious and orchestrated" campaign against him and announced he was suing the government for constructive dismissal. He said he was offered a financial settlement to go quietly.
Dunn takes over. Shona Dunn, the official in charge of immigration and borders, has replaced Rutnam. According to the Sunday Times, Dominic Cummings, the prime minister's senior aide, has also sent in Michael Young, a political aide, to oversee the plans for a points-based immigration system because of fears that Patel is not up to the job and will be undermined by her officials.
Inquiry ahead? Patel is under pressure to respond to the bullying allegations made by Rutnam, which included "shouting and swearing, belittling people, making unreasonable and repeated demands." Labour leadership contender Keir Starmer called for the head of the civil service Mark Sedwill to start "an immediate investigation."
Opening the door: During an investigation the Home Secretary would have to be suspended, Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell told Sky News' Sophy Ridge on Sunday. He predicted that Patel might be "on her way out."
Tory defense: Former Transport Minister Nusrat Ghani, who was sacked by Boris Johnson during his latest Cabinet reshuffle, defended Patel, telling Ridge she is "incredibly determined" and "provides strong leadership." On the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, Health Secretary Matt Hancock described the home secretary as "extremely courteous."
The PM's other business … Meanwhile in Downing Street on Saturday, Johnson and his partner Carrie Symonds announced they are engaged and are expecting a baby. As the Times puts it: "Johnson will go down in history as the first prime minister to divorce, marry and become a dad at No 10."
2. BREXIT TALKS, ROUND 1. Ahead of the first round of talks between Brussels and London on a future relationship on Monday, France's Europe Minister Amélie de Montchalin warned on the Andrew Marr Show that "this is not a battle" but a moment to show "economic rationality."
Then again: The whole EU-U.K. trade deal could collapse over fishing rights, de Montchalin also said, despite fishing accounting for less than 1 percent of the EU's GDP. She insisted the EU will not sign up to a deal that is not good enough simply because time is running out.
Playing the game: Meanwhile EU sources have accused the U.K. of leaving an EU proposal for future defense and foreign policy coordination out of the negotiations in an attempt to create leverage, the Observer reports. It cites concern in Brussels that the prime minister is trying to put a "sword of Damocles" over the head of EU countries, particularly in the east of Europe where concerns about Russian aggression continue.
Human rights row: Boris Johnson is also preparing to reject EU demands to keep the U.K. bound by the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) after the transition, the Sunday Telegraph reports. The EU's negotiating mandate, published last week, says the EU-U.K. partnership should "provide for automatic termination of the law enforcement cooperation and judicial cooperation in criminal matters" if the U.K. was to abandon the ECHR.
Cheat sheet: Read POLITICO's full guide to the talks (for Brexit Pro subscribers).
3. FARMING FURY. As the U.K. prepares to push for a range of global trade deals, National Farmers' Union President Minette Batters told there is a "moral imperative" for the U.K. to produce its own food. Batters was responding to reports that one of the most senior government advisers had said the country does not need its farming or fishing industries after Brexit.
No need for farmers? In leaked emails reported by The Mail on Sunday, Treasury adviser Tim Leunig argues the "food sector isn't critically important to the U.K.," and that the U.K. could follow the example of Singapore "which is rich without having its own agricultural sector." Batters told Ridge that "comparisons with Singapore are completely out of touch."
Vocal voice: Earlier this week POLITICO's Emilio Casalicchio reported on Batters' warning that allowing low-standard food imports into post-Brexit Britain would be "insane," as well as concerns among the farming industry that Environment Secretary George Eustice might struggle to wield influence in Cabinet. Catch up here.
Trade relations: The government is to publish its mandate for trade negotiations with the U.S. on Monday. Meanwhile, a Foreign Office minister is visiting Uruguay for the first time in six years: Minister Wendy Morton will attend the presidential inauguration of Luis Alberto Lacalle Pou in Uruguay today before traveling to Buenos Aires for talks with the Argentine government.
4. CORONAVIRUS CONTAINMENT. As the U.K. reported the number of cases of the fatal virus had risen to 35 on Sunday, Health Secretary Hancock urged people to go about their business as usual but step up on hygiene — saying the government wants to "minimize the risk to the public" from the coronavirus while also preventing "social and economic disruption."
NHS disruptions: The coronavirus could place a "very big pressure on the NHS," Hancock told the Ridge show, adding that the NHS has increased the number of acute clinical beds to 50 and there are plans to raise them to 500 or even 5,000 depending on the spread of the virus. British Medical Association chair Chaand Nagpaul told the show that if there were to be an epidemic in the U.K., the NHS might need to cancel non-emergency operations and "convert parts of hospitals and wards from routine services to emergency services."
Dad's Army: More serious steps under consideration include telling millions of workers to work from home, asking companies to stop all unnecessary travel, and closing some schools. Cemeteries and crematoriums are developing plans to cope with an increased number of bodies, and retired doctors and nurses could also be called back into service to help a struggling NHS to tackle the epidemic, the Telegraph reported.
Emergency plans: Ministers will convene a Cobra emergency committee on Monday, after Johnson was criticized for taking too long to respond to the outbreak. Hancock rejected the criticism, stating, "the prime minister is fully on top of all of this."
5. BUDGET SPECULATION. Coronavirus is also one consideration for Chancellor Rishi Sunak as he prepares his March 11 budget, with the Sunday papers full of rumors on what he might be preparing to announce. The Times cites plans to scrap entrepreneurs' relief, which allows those who set up a company to pay a preferential rate of tax, in a bid to raise £3 billion to spend more in the north of England.
Creative accounting: Also reported to be under consideration are a swathe of green taxes, including abolishing tax relief on so-called red diesel; changes to air passenger duty; and a potential change in the Treasury accounting rules to reclassify billions of pounds spent on education and health as "investment."
Ridge on Sunday: Health Secretary Matt Hancock; Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell; Former transport minister Nusrat Ghani; National Farmers' Union president Minette Batters and British Medical Association chair Chaand Nagpaul. Transcript. Listen to the Ridge on Sunday podcast here.
The Andrew Marr Show: Reviewing the papers: The Atlantic staff writer Helen Lewis, BBC health editor Hugh Pym and Daily Telegraph assistant comment editor Madeline Grant … Guests: Health Secretary Matt Hancock; French Europe Minister Amélie de Montchalin; Shadow Justice Secretary Richard Burgon.
BBC Radio 5 Live Politics: Guests: Health Secretary Matt Hancock; Labour Leadership candidate Rebecca Long-Bailey; Trade experts Dmitry Grozoubinski and Allie Renison; The Spectator deputy political editor Katy Balls and political journalist Marie le Conte.
Westminster Hour later (BBC Radio 4, 10 p.m.): Conservative MP Mark Harper, Shadow Housing Minister Sarah Jones and Financial Times deputy opinion editor Miranda Green.
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Brexit: The first round of Brexit talks kicks off in Brussels. Agenda.
Trade: U.K. government presents mandate for trade talks with U.S.
Trade: U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer speaks at Oxford Union, 5 p.m. local time.
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson to chair Cobra meeting on the coronavirus outbreak.
Commons: Sits from 2.30 p.m. starting with education questions, followed by the second reading of the Medicines and Medical Devices Bill.
Brexit: Future relationship talks continue in Brussels.
Commons: Sits from 11.30 a.m. starting with business, energy and industrial strategy questions.
Brexit: Lords EU justice sub-committee to hear evidence on criminal law cooperation after Brexit, from 10.30 a.m.
Commons: Sits from 11.30 a.m. starting with international development questions.
PMQs: Boris Johnson takes MPs' questions in the Commons, 12 p.m. local time.
Westminster Hall debate: Security implications of including Huawei in 5G, 9.30 a.m.
Brexit: Environment Secretary George Eustice gives evidence on access to U.K. fisheries post-Brexit to the Lords EU energy and environment sub-committee, 9.45 a.m.
Brexit: City Minister John Glen gives evidence on financial services after Brexit to the Lords EU financial affairs sub-committee, 10.00 a.m.
Brexit: End of first round of Brexit talks in Brussels.
Commons: Sits from 9.30 a.m. starting with international trade questions.
Brexit: Lords EU internal market sub-committee discusses level playing field and state aid, 10.00 a.m.
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How has BI evolved since you started your career?
In the 1990s BI was not even called BI, and from a technology perspective reporting and data analysis happened either on mainframes or on desktop PCs. That has obviously changed, even though it seems like the same tool, functionality has been developed again and again on new technology (client-server, web, mobile, cloud) without real advances for the user.
From a business perspective, the usage of BI and data has become much more strategic. It used to be more of an afterthought, and data treated like the waste of the operational processes. Today, we are discussing advanced analytics, operationalization of BI, as well as analytics and data-based business models that really have an impact on profit and loss, and not just to inform people.
What do you think would surprise most organizations about the data they're collecting?
Organizations are still surprised how low the quality of data really is for many use cases outside the environment the data was originally collected for or in.
Also, while it is often fairly easy to find data, it is surprising how hard it can be to find or assign a data owner.
What should organizations be doing to better harness the data they're gathering?
Data can be better harnessed by combining it with other internal or external data; by cleansing and enriching it, by cataloguing it as a simple form of metadata management, generally by making it more accessible, e.g. through data marketplaces or people that help their colleagues to use data.
What are the most outdated BI tools or methodologies that you see organizations still using? Why should these organizations upgrade?
We see still organizations that are stuck on just reporting data in non-flexible reports. Giving users more possibilities to do ad hoc analysis and visualize data is a possibility to start a journey to more fact-based decision making and deriving more value from data in steering processes, people and resources.
What considerations should an organization make when purchasing BI tools? What types of questions should they ask before settling on a product?
It is good to start with the actual requirements that can often be bundled in groups of similar users. Thinking about types of users (power users, information consumers, etc.) and their respective requirements in functionality and technology today and tomorrow helps a lot. Since many users just demand what they have today or do not know about the potential of modern tools and approaches it is also important to educate them to spark their creativity about how data and analysis could also bring value to them in new ways.
How can organizations ensure they're getting the most out of their BI tools?
Frequent training for users gets more important since the software release cycles have shortened, in software-as-a-service solutions sometimes down to one to two months.
Also, the organizational approach to ensure agility (the speed to implement changes) is typically one of the most important concerns for users.
How can organizations use big data to protect their digital assets?
Detection of cyber security threats is based on the ability to identify changing usage patterns, to execute complex analysis rapidly (close to real time), and to run complex analysis across a variety of data, ranging from network events to system logs and concrete user access to systems and data. This requires both advanced analytics, beyond simple rule-based approaches, and the ability to run analysis on large amounts of current and historical data – Big Data.
What are the biggest cyber security threats to businesses today?
Our recent Big Data Security Analytics Survey has shown that two-thirds of the respondents have experienced significant security threats over the past year. Manufacturing is hereby the sector that has experienced highest increase. The biggest concerns of organizations are attacks on manufacturing environments, leakage of customer data, theft of informational assets and blackmailing.
What are the most important/interesting trends you're following in BI today? Why?
The empowerment of employees in business departments with self-service BI and visual analysis tools is an ongoing trend. As demand for self-service continues to rise, tools for exploration of data ("data discovery") and machine learning to create and deploy models are becoming easier and easier to use. Placing data and analytics at the core of new business models that allow for monetization of data and new competitive differentiators will make this space an exciting one to be in for many years to come.
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      <ds:KeyInfo>
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          <ds:X509Certificate>MIICizCCAfQCCQCY8tKaMc0BMjANBgkqh...</ds:X509Certificate>
        </ds:X509Data>
      </ds:KeyInfo>
      <EncryptionMethod Algorithm="http://www.w3.org/2001/04/xmlenc#aes256-cbc"/>
      <EncryptionMethod Algorithm="http://www.w3.org/2001/04/xmlenc#aes128-cbc"/>
      <EncryptionMethod Algorithm="http://www.w3.org/2001/04/xmlenc#tripledes-cbc"/>
    </KeyDescriptor>
    <SingleLogoutService Binding="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-POST" Location="www.mywebsite.com/logout/callback"/>
    <NameIDFormat>urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:1.1:nameid-format:emailAddress</NameIDFormat>
    <AssertionConsumerService index="1" isDefault="true" Binding="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-POST" Location="www.mywebsite.com/login/callback"/>
  </SPSSODescriptor>
</EntityDescriptor>

SamlStrategy config:
  {
    callbackUrl: 'www.mywebsite.com/login/callback',
    entryPoint: 'https://openidp.feide.no/simplesaml/saml2/idp/SSOService.php',
    decryptionPvk: 'MIICizCCAfQCCQCY8tKaMc0BMjANBgkqh...',
    issuer: 'passport-saml',
    logoutCallbackUrl: 'www.mywebsite.com/logout/callback'
  }

There are a few changes I need to make to meet the IDP's requirement:

*

*Add AuthnRequestsSigned="false" and WantAssertionsSigned="true" to SPSSODescriptor tag

*Change KeyDescriptor to use "signing" instead of "encryption" and remove EncryptionMethod tags

*Use SOAP bindings for SingleLogoutService instead of HTTP-POST

Here is the metadata.xml I want to achieve:
<EntityDescriptor xmlns="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:metadata" xmlns:ds="http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#" entityID="passport-saml" ID="passport_saml">
  <SPSSODescriptor AuthnRequestsSigned="false" WantAssertionsSigned="true" protocolSupportEnumeration="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:protocol">
    <KeyDescriptor use="signing">
      <ds:KeyInfo>
        <ds:X509Data>
          <ds:X509Certificate>MIICizCCAfQCCQCY8tKaMc0BMjANBgkqh...</ds:X509Certificate>
        </ds:X509Data>
      </ds:KeyInfo>
    </KeyDescriptor>
    <SingleLogoutService Binding="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:SOAP" Location="www.mywebsite.com/logout/callback"/>
    <NameIDFormat>urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:1.1:nameid-format:emailAddress</NameIDFormat>
    <AssertionConsumerService index="1" isDefault="true" Binding="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-POST" Location="www.mywebsite.com/login/callback"/>
  </SPSSODescriptor>
</EntityDescriptor>

Is there a way to config passport to generate the above metadata? Or should I just create it manually? Any help or advice would be most appreciated!

A: This is just a partial answer.
I only know how to solve point 1 (Add AuthnRequestsSigned="false" and WantAssertionsSigned="true" to SPSSODescriptor tag).
AuthnRequestsSigned and WantAssertionsSigned are telling the IdP how to behave and do not need any other change in the SP.
You can just manually add AuthnRequestsSigned and WantAssertionsSigned to the metadata.
Or programatically add them like this:
function generateMetadata() {
    const decryptionCrt = fs.readFileSync(config.crt_file, 'utf8');
    const metadata = samlStrategy.generateServiceProviderMetadata(
        decryptionCrt, // should match with samlStrategy:decryptionPvk
        decryptionCrt // should match with samlStrategy:privateCert
    );

    let xml = '';

    // Convert XML to JSON
    xml2js.parseString(metadata, (err, result) => {
        if (err) {
            throw err;
        }

        // Add AuthnRequestsSigned to the metadata (as requested by ITS)
        result.EntityDescriptor.SPSSODescriptor[0].$.AuthnRequestsSigned = 'true';
        result.EntityDescriptor.SPSSODescriptor[0].$.WantAssertionsSigned = 'true';

        // Convert JSON back to XML
        const builder = new xml2js.Builder();
        xml = builder.buildObject(result);
    });

    return xml;
}

If you are using WantAssertionsSigned, then make sure that you set privateKey in your passportSaml.Strategy so that passport-saml is able to read the signatures.


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Sex discrimination occurs when a person is treated unequally due to their sex, the biological factor of being female or male. Gender discrimination occurs when a person is treated unfavorably due to social behavior such as the nonconformance of gender roles (which may be related to someone's sexual orientation). The terms are often used interchangeably; and for purposes of anti-discrimination and civil rights law, that use is more likely accurate than not.
For example, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has determined that discrimination on the basis of sex encompasses gender discrimination, including sexual orientation discrimination. The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) of the U.S. Department of Education enforces Title IX violations, but it is still relevant to this subject area because gender discrimination in education under Title IX includes not only traditional sex-based discrimination, but also sexual harassment and sexual assault violations.
Gender Discrimination in Education and Title IX
The section Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 (Title IX) is a federal law that states:
"No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance."
Title IX applies to all educational institutions, both public and private, that receive federal funds. Virtually all private colleges and universities must comply with Title IX regulations because they receive federal funding through federal financial aid programs used by their students. Title IX applies to every aspect of education including:
Counseling and counseling materials
Student health insurance benefits
To comply with Title IX's participation requirement, an institution must meet one of the following three tests:
Provide participation opportunities for women and men that are substantially proportional to their respective rates of enrollment of full-time students.
Demonstrate a history and continuing practice of program expansion for the underrepresented sex.
Fully and effectively accommodate the interests and abilities of the underrepresented sex.
Athletic Equity in Education
Although Title IX applies to every aspect of education, a lot of publicity centers on athletic programs because Title IX has been influential in creating more opportunities for women and girls in both competitive athletics and informal recreation.
There are three components of Title IX applicable to athletics. They are:
Participation: Title IX mandates that women and men have equal opportunities to participate in sports, but does not require identical sports programs for women and men.
Scholarships: Title IX mandates that female and male student-athletes receive athletic scholarship dollars proportional to their participation; and
Other benefits: Title IX mandates equal treatment of female and male student-athletes in the provisions of: (a) equipment and supplies; (b) scheduling of games and practice times; (c) travel and daily allowance/per diem; (d) access to tutoring; (e) coaching, (f) locker rooms, practice and competitive facilities; (g) medical training and training facilities and services; (h) housing and dining facilities and services; (i) publicity and promotions; (j) support services and (k) recruitment of student-athletes.
Gender Discrimination in Education: Sexual Harassment
Under Title IX, gender discrimination can include sexual harassment. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that an institution may be held legally responsible when the institution has notice and ignores the harassment and may have to pay monetary damages to the victim if the victim can show that the institution acted with "deliberate indifference to known acts of harassments in its programs or activities." The harassment can occur at school or off-campus. The harasser can be a teacher, other school employee, or another student.
The law is concerned with the atmosphere of a hostile environment that interferes with the student's opportunities and not with mere incidents of occasional bullying. Bullying (including cyber bullying) is a serious issue and if it rises to creating a hostile environment, then it is a Title IX violation. Many states have anti-bullying laws which would provide additional protection.
Sexual Assault and Rape in Education
Under Title IX, discrimination on the basis of sex can include sexual assault and rape. Regardless of whether there is police involvement, the school is required to adequately address sexual violence incidents. To comply with the Act, school must do the following:
Designate a Title IX Coordinator who has the power to adjudicate Title IX assault claim
Train the coordinator, staff, and students about relevant topics such as consent, healthy relationships, counseling, medical help, and other services
Implement complaint procedures- Schools must inform their population about how to and where to file complaints, and this information must be accessible and the same for everyone.
Consult an Attorney about your Gender Discrimination Claim
Gender discrimination in education, whether it is high school or university, is unfair and illegal. Has a hostile environment limited your ability to participate in a school activity or program? Are you a student who has been treated differently due to pregnancy? If you have had these types of experiences, then you might have a gender discrimination claim. Learn more about your rights by talking to an attorney who specializes in discrimination law.
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Q: Evaluate field as expression in Logstash filter I have one custom field in Logstash event defined as expression:
{ "customIndex" => "my-service-%{+YYYY.MM}" }

And filter that calculates index name for elasticsearch output plugin:
filter {
  if [customIndex] {
    mutate {
      add_field => { "indexName" => "custom-%{customIndex}" }
    }
  } else {
    mutate {
      add_field => { "indexName" => "common-%{+YYYY.MM.dd}" }
    }
  }
}

But for custom index it creates invalid name custom-my-service-%{+YYYY.MM} and does not evaluate %{+YYYY.MM} expression.
Is it possible to evaluate field and get custom-my-service-2016.11?

A: If you can reformat your created field to this:
{ "customIndex" => "my-service-%Y.%m" }

Then this Ruby filter will do the trick:
ruby {
    init => "require 'date'"
    code => "event['indexName'] = 'custom-' + Date.today.strftime(event['customIndex'])"
}

Here is a documentation on placeholders you can use.


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Does Netflix Have Mexican Movies?
Netflix is one of the most popular streaming services in the world. It has millions of subscribers and offers a wide selection of movies, TV shows, and documentaries. But what about Mexican movies? Does Netflix have Mexican movies?
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16/06/2017 | Author: Robyn Ironside, News Corp Australian Network
PILOTLESS aircraft technology will be tested by Boeing this year in a development that has Australian airlines watching with interest, and pilots concerned.
Speaking at a briefing ahead of next week's Paris Air Show, Boeing Vice President of Product Development, Mike Sinnett, said the artificial intelligence technology would be tested in a cockpit simulator in coming months and flown on an aeroplane next year. The next challenge would be convincing regulators the technology was safe for commercial operations — which Mr Sinnett conceded would be difficult to do.
"But we're studying it right now and we're developing those algorithms," he said. Already commercial aircraft can takeoff, cruise and land using "fly by wire" technology but Mr Sinnett said a pilotless plane would need to be able to land safely in an emergency. "If it can't, then we can't go there," he said.
Australian Federation of Air Pilots safety and technical officer Marcus Diamond, said they were aware of the technology but he believed it would be a long time before pilotless planes would pass muster with regulators — and travellers. "Who's going to get on one?" he questioned. "It's going to take decades before the public has enough trust in just a standalone computer system to fly them anywhere. "If people start using driverless cars, then a pilotless plane might seem more acceptable. Our leadership is a little concerned and we're watching it closely."
Australian and International Pilots Association vice-president Shane Loney questioned why Boeing was even developing such technology. "Airlines around the world are having some difficulty getting enough pilots to fly aeroplanes — is this Boeing's attempt to get around that problem?" Mr Loney said. "There's been a reduction in pilot's career path and pay, that makes the profession less desirable than it once was. We need to try to make sure it's an attractive career path and aircraft safety should be our first concern. "He said technology "had never been infallible". "There's too many risks, and too many variables when flying an aeroplane," said Mr Loney. "Modern radar is much better than it used to be but routinely we will find the picture out the window doesn't quite fit with what the radar tells us."
Qantas spokesman Stephen Moynihan said realistically, it would be some time before "we might see pilotless aircraft take to the skies". "We know our customers are very happy with our experienced pilots on the flight deck," he said. Virgin Australia also indicated it would be watching the technology with interest, but believed it was many years off.
Automated transport is already a reality in Europe, the US and Canada, where driverless trains or buses operate, and driverless cars are expected to be on the roads in Australia between 2020 and 2030. Furthermore, Sydney will have driverless trains running on its Metro Northwest line from 2019, and Melbourne is also looking to increase automation on its train network, to the ire of unions.


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