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Mr John Reginald Rice
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Mr John Reginald Rice, "Jack", was born in Hull, Yorkshire, England on 16 June 1886.
He was the son of John Rice (b. 1855) and Annie Jacques Hardy (b. 1855). His father was originally from Plymouth, Devon and his mother from Hull and they had married in 1884. One of only two children born to his parents, his brother Leonard Mounteagle (b. 1892) died after only a few months of life.
On the 1901 census John and his family are residing at 3 Knight Hill Road, Lambeth, London and his father is described as working in the Marine Department of the Board of Trade. The family had moved north to Liverpool by the time of the 1911 census and were listed as living at 37 Kimberley Drive, Great Crosby ; his father was still working for the board of trade and John was listed as a clerk for the Cunard Shipping offices although when he defected to White Star is not certain. Although unmarried, he was engaged to student Elsie Thompson (b. 1 April 1892) of 6 Fairholme Road, Great Crosby.
When he signed on to the Titanic, on 9 April 1912, John gave his address as 37 Kimberley Drive, Crosby. His previous ship had been the Celtic and as a clerk in first class John would earn monthly wages of £5.
John Reginald Rice died in the sinking. His body recovered by the Mackay-Bennett (#64) and he was buried at Fairview Lawn Cemetery, Halifax, Nova Scotia on 8 May 1912.
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N0. 64. - MALE. - ESTIMATED AGE, 34. - HAIR, DARK.
CLOTHING - Officers' uniform; double breasted uniform.
EFFECTS - Pocket book; purse with £1 0s. 2d.; cigarette case; scissors; silver watch with photo; silver match case and chain; pencil; keys; knife; stud; gold ring engraved "Elsie."
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NAME - J. R. RICE "Leafield," 311 Kimberly Drive. Great Crosby, Liverpool.
His father John died on 27 January 1913, still a resident of 27 Kimberley Drive at that time. On 15 April 1914 a memorial appeared in the Liverpool Echo from his fiancée:
RICE--IN ever-loving memory of Jack Reginald Rice, whose precious life was lost in the wreck of the steamer "Titanic", April 15, 1912.
The happy hours we once enjoyed--how sweet their memories still;
If, dear, your eyes were opened, what a change you would see.
Elsie, Fairholme Road, Crosby
On 14 April 1917 Elsie placed another memorial in the Liverpool Daily Post:
RICE--In ever-dear memory of Jack Reginald Rice, whose life was lost in the wreck of the steamer Titanic, April 14 (sic), 1912.
His Fiancée, E. Thompson, Great Crosby
His mother Annie returned to her birthplace of Hull where she died on 24 July 1919. His fiancée Elsie was married in 1918 to Charles Tunstall Taylor, a baker. Widowed in 1955, Elsie herself died in Cheltenham in 1986 aged 94.
Titanic Crew Summary
Name: Mr John Reginald Rice (Jack)
Titanic Victim
Born: Wednesday 16th June 1886 in Hull, Yorkshire, England
Age: 25 years 9 months and 29 days (Male)
Marital Status: Engaged to Elsie Thompson
Last Residence: at 37 Kimberley Drive Crosby, Merseyside, England
Occupation: 1st Class Clerk
Last Ship: Celtic
Victualling Crew
First Embarked: Southampton on Tuesday 9th April 1912
Died in the Titanic disaster (15th April 1912).
Body recovered by: Mackay-Bennett (No. 64)
Buried: Fairview Lawn Cemetery Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada on Wednesday 8th May 1912.
Agreement and Account of Crew (PRO London, BT100/259)
White Star Line (1912.) Record of Bodies and Effects (Passengers and Crew S.S. "Titanic") Recovered by Cable Steamer "MacKay Bennett"
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WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE -- Wright-Patterson Medical Center has alerted 3,800 people of a possible personal data security breach when a notebook containing their names and Social Security numbers was temporarily misplaced after a blood drive, according to a base spokesman.
The 88th Medical Group sent notification letters this month to the donors, said Wright-Patterson spokesman William Hancock.
The Air Force took "administration sanctions" against those involved in the potential data breach, the base said in a statement said Friday.
The number of people who received the sanctions and the cost to send out the letters wasn't immediately available.
Officials could not immediately provide the exact date the information was misplaced, but one day this month the notebook was left in a limited-use conference room late in the afternoon and recovered the next morning behind a chair, where it had apparently been dropped, according to base officials.
"While there is no evidence to suggest that personal data was accessed or misused, and the listing was only misplaced for a very short period of time, it is Air Force policy to inform individuals whose personal information could have been compromised," the base statement said.
The notebook included sign-in sheets with personal information from participants. "The notebook should have been kept in a locked container when not in use," the statement said. Donors who did not receive a letter did not have their information misplaced, the Air Force said.
The 88th Medical Group has a point of contact for those affected and directed donors to a Federal Trade Commission Web site with information on how to detect, avoid and deal with identity theft.
Checklist procedures were changed after the incident. The medical group "will continue to review procedures to ensure that a similar occurrence does not happen in the future," the Air Force said.


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The holiday season is full of joy and sharing, but it's also one of the most stressful times of the year. We become frantic shoppers, running around all day, every day, taking care of all the preparations. It's one of the longest vacation times of the year and it's one of the longest periods of stress. Worry not! That nifty little computer in your pocket could make everything so much better.
We have curated a comprehensive list of apps, services, products, and other tools to give you the boost you need. Here's how you can harness the power of Android and make Santa seem like a snail.
Groupon is one of the most popular Android apps for finding good deals. With support for over 500 cities in 15 markets, the app's got deals for people in most places. These deals range from tech to food, clothes, entertainment, and more. They have themed collections for holidays and special occasions too, so you can be sure you will find a Christmas gift or two.
DailySteals is a very popular website for finding deals. It mostly features tech-related offers which, as the name implies, usually last only one day. Check back often and you'll probably find something to like.
Woot.com is another website that switches its deals around daily. It's always hit-or-miss with these sites, so you best be prepared for when those cool offers do show up. You can download the app and keep track of everything on the site.
Most fans of online deals, you have probably heard of Slickdeals. This site is huge, and for very good reason. I really can't think of somewhere with as many deals. Slickdeals also happens to be largely community-driven. Its users share, rate, and find deals any time of the day, every day of the year.
Amazon has always been a good source for low prices, something their app clearly showcases. Not only does it guide users through a sea of products, but it also shows off Amazon's Gold Box Deals well.
To make matters even more interesting, the Amazon Shopping app makes it easy for you to see online prices for other products. Just grab any product at a store and scan it (or use the bar code) to see how much it would cost to get it straight from the online retailer. It's very helpful if you go to stores that happen to price match Amazon (like Best Buy).
Speaking of Best Buy, you can also grab their app and keep track of all the tech you need. They've got daily deals, and you can even see if products you need are available at your local stores. I use this app at least once a week and it always works like a charm!
Walmart has stores pretty much everywhere and tends to have some of the best prices around.This makes its app a good download already, but the reason why I really like it is the Savings Catcher feature.
Savings Catcher allows the customer to scan his/her receipt after a purchase. The service will then search for local competitors' prices and price match them by giving you the difference in the form of a gift card. This is pretty awesome and it takes little to no work from your part.
We're all used to swiping credit cards at the store, but there's an easier way to pay for things.
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During the holidays, time is not only money, it is also precious moments you could spend enjoying with your loved ones. Forget about the cash and searching through all your pockets for cards. Your phone is always conveniently available, so take advantage of it by using mobile payments.
Of course, our favorite contact-less payment service is Android Pay. Pretty much any NFC-clad smartphone can use it, and merchants continue signing up to support the service. It will save you time and awe plenty of people. It's actually still one of the best conversation starters, in my experience.
Samsung has its own contactless payment service and it is actually pretty amazing. You can even use it on terminals that don't have NFC! It uses a secondary technology called Magnetic Secure Transmission (MST) to pay on old-school payment terminals.
Samsung Pay essentially emulates swiping a card through the terminal. Just get your phone close to the strip and the magic happens. Pretty amazing, right? The only downside is you need a compatible Samsung phone to use the service.
December is one of the busiest times to travel, too. Not all of us can jump in a car and drive days to go visit family across the country, so you will definitely need some help getting home for the Christmas.
Many of you are probably going to unfamiliar places. Some say the best tool is the one you always have with you. For Android users, the best location & navigation app is pre-installed: Google Maps. It's also arguably the best option around, so it's a win-win. I mean, people from other platforms go out of their way to download it!
If you need a mapping app not from Google for some reason, there are other options.
I happen to like HERE WeGo. It offers offline maps for over 100 cities. Google has a way to save mapping information too, but it's not nearly as convenient and straight forward. I also love that HERE Maps knows the speed limits for all streets. I've never actually encountered a situation in which the app doesn't know how fast I should be going.
Tired of all those Google apps yet? We're not. The search giant truly has some of the best services around!
Traveling to foreign countries this holiday season can be a challenge if you don't know the local language. Google Translate is totally awesome. Aside from supporting over 90 languages, it can serve all your needs. Easily type into a word box or speak to the phone and have it translate your words.
Not cool enough? How about live text translation by using the camera? Just point your camera at any writing and see it convert to your language of choice.
Kayak is one of the most popular apps for finding flights, booking hotels, and renting vehicles. The application has a 4.5-star rating in the Google Play Store, and for good reason. Kayak makes it easy to find all your accommodations while traveling. The app is simple and very clean, and it will do the job with no issues. If you are not staying with the parents this holiday, you could always go with this one!
Sure, hotels are not for everyone. If you want something a bit more homey and less crowded for your holiday stay, Airbnb can find what you need. It is a platform people use to rent out their homes for short periods to interested members. It's safe, comfortable, and easy. Sometimes it's even more affordable than a traditional hotel.
No car? No problem! Uber will keep you moving. There are plenty of other awesome ride-sharing apps out there, but Uber happens to be the one most available, and not just in the U.S.. This is the main reason why picked this one for the list.
Uber is a service in which people can call upon a private driver to take them anywhere. It's cheaper than a cab and service is usually awesome. I use it all the time for my weekend adventures!
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Now, if you end up hitting the road with your own car, you will need to gas up at some point, and we all know how pricey that can get! Using GasBuddy you can find the cheapest gas prices within your vicinity. Those nickels and dimes add up! The app could use a bit of a visual refresh, but it works.
This one may sound a little obvious, but Google Search and Google Now can be really helpful. Google Search's knowledge graph is immense, so you can ask a bunch of information about key locations and buildings, or really anything else. In addition, Google can come up with tips, work as a calculator, make money conversions, translate between languages, and more.
Google Now will even give you information on your flights, which it pulls from Gmail. It's a total life-saver. tThe only downside is that it does need an internet connection.
I love using Google Keep for keeping track of all my to-dos. It's Google's official app, so it works great with all Android devices, and it happens to be super simple. Just create a list of all the things you need to take and check them off as you pack them. Then make another list of errands you have to take care of before leaving! Grandma wants some of those cookies you can only get at your hometown? Share a Google Keep post and people can edit.
Need help finding the best gifts for your friends and family? If the apps listed earlier in this article are not good enough for you, we have a plethora of comprehensive best gifts lists for every type of person. Here are some of the most popular ones!
These are all the tools you can have in your smartphone to become the holiday hero your family needs. We hope they make your days at least a bit easier.
Be sure to hit the comments to share your own tips for saving the day with Android during the holidays! Are there any apps, services, or products you would recommend to your fellow Android smartphone users?


The relationship between a writer and a public relations person is a little like that between a great white shark and a pilot fish.
The shark acts as if he needs nothing, often treating his little companions with indifference and even disdain, but in fact he relies heavily on a mutual relationship with the small fish to keep him free of parasites.
Whether we writers like it, we need our PR colleagues as much as they need us. And for that reason, the relationship is mainly an amiable one, especially in an area such as drinks, where difficult questions requiring challenging answers are few and far between. Sometimes, though, it's hard for us predators not to react to the role of the PR person without hilarity or even pity. And in recent months it seems we have had more chance to do this than normal.
The PR person's job is to 'sell' a story to the journalist, no matter how unpalatable or ridiculous that story is. Imagine you're a PR person and your company takes on a new client: the Syrian government or Sepp Blatter, for instance. What do you do? Well, you have to grin and bear it.
And going from the slime to the ridiculous, what do you do if your job is to sell in a story about a peaty whisky being sent into space, or a whisky that has been made while a bagpiper played to it, or a whisky company that has hired Mel Gibson to shout 'Freedom' while the malt casks are being emptied?
Take this gem which arrived recently: "A collaboration between Celtic Connections and Glasgow's Drygate Brewing Company has produced the world's first beer infused with Celtic music. The beer – named Festival Brew – has been infused with live music throughout the brewing and maturation process and has been created to be paired with live performances at Celtic Connections 2016.
Matt Corden – operations director at Drygate – spoke more about the collaboration: "Beer is traditionally brewed with just four ingredients. In this instance, we're adding a fifth – music – and can't wait to taste the finished result." Really, I asked the PR person. She didn't reply directly, but re-sent the press release, just in case I hadn't understood first time.
What next? Scotch whisky filtered through a used kilt? Vodka distilled in a mountain-top Tibetan monastery? Gin aged in coconut shells?


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State Department clears $113M sale of AMRAAM missiles to Japan
By Valerie Insinna
An F-35 launches an AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile over a military test range off the California coast. (Paul Weatherman/Lockheed Martin)
WASHINGTON — The U.S. State Department has approved a $113 million sale of air-to-air missiles to Japan.
The weapons package includes up to 56 AIM-120C-7 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles, which are more commonly known as AMRAAMs, as well as containers, weapons support, spare and repair parts, and technical and logistical support. The AMRAAM is manufactured by Raytheon in Tuscon, Arizona.
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency on Tuesday notified Congress about the potential sale, DSCA said in a statement.
US clears record total for arms sales in FY17
The long-awaited sale of F-16 fighter jets to Bahrain has helped set a new annual record in weapon sales cleared by the U.S. State Department.
By Aaron Mehta
The AMRAAM is of the U.S. military's most ubiquitous air-to-air weapons, having been bought by 37 countries including the United States. It can be carried by a wide range of U.S. and foreign jets — including Japan Air Self-Defense Force planes like the F-15 and, eventually, the F-35 — although its most famous use occurred in June when a U.S. Navy Super Hornet pilot used it to hit a Syrian Sukhoi Su-22.
Although DCSA notes in its statement "there will be no adverse impact on U.S. defense readiness as a result of this proposed sale," Raytheon is currently struggling to fill U.S. demands for the AMRAAM due to difficulties in refreshing components that are becoming obsolete.
DoD slashes AMRAAM missile buy as Raytheon struggles with tech refresh
After decades of continued production, the AMRAAM missile is facing obsolescence problems, and Raytheon, its manufacturer, has fallen behind on a technology refresh due to problems developing an integrated circuit.
In July, Defense News reported that the AMRAAM's obsolescence upgrade, called form, fit, function and refresh, or F3R, had been delayed because Raytheon encountered issues developing a key processor in the missile's guidance section.
The company now plans to cut in design upgrades in fiscal 2019, and key tests have been pushed back by more than a year.
Whether this issue impacts the sale to Japan is yet to be seen. While the State Department's approval of a sale marks an important step forward in the Foreign Military Sales process, a final deal will still need to be worked out between the U.S. government and Japan. During those negotiations, the value of the contract and quantities can all change, which could further impact the timing of missile production.
In June, U.S. military officials — including Lt. Gen. Arnold Bunch, the Air Force's top uniformed acquisition official — said they were hopeful that Raytheon could resolve the obsolescence issues. While FY18 budget requests slightly curbed the U.S. Air Force's and Navy's AMRAAM procurements, each service plans to increase its buy rates in FY19.
About Valerie Insinna
Valerie Insinna was Defense News' air warfare reporter. Beforehand, she worked the Navy and congressional beats for Defense Daily, which followed almost three years as a staff writer for National Defense Magazine. Prior to that, she worked as an editorial assistant for the Tokyo Shimbun's Washington bureau.
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Q: Python Plotly-Dash: Problem when converting uploaded image in base64 to string or PIL.Image I am facing a huge problem when I'm uploading an image (.jpg or .png) via the dcc.upload component: I have to feed the image into a function that accepts either a string or PIL.Image object. In my opinion it would be better to convert it to a PIL.Image (?). So I have to convert the base64 encoded image to a PIL.Image object but I cannot get this to work. I am able to display the uploaded image in dash though. Please help!
I tried the following: (uploaded image is called upload, function for further use called function)

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*function(Image.open(base64.b64decode(upload, 'rb'))): ValueError: embedded null byte

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*Using upload = base64.b64decode(upload + '===') didn't help

*Using ImageFile.LOAD_TRUNCATED_IMAGES = True didn't help

But the image file can't be corrupted as I can clearly display it in the browser?
And getting a string (or path) out of it is also not a good idea I think as the image will be uploaded from the user?
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Over $74M in safety grants awarded to state K-12 districts
November 28, 2022 A.P. Dillon Article, News
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RALEIGH — The Department of Public Instruction's Center for Safer Schools awarded over $74 million in School Safety grants to 200 K-12 school districts across the state.
The grants were announced at the end of October and all school districts which applied for a grant received one, including charter schools.
"School safety is a top priority for the Department of Public Instruction as it is for students, families, educators – all of us," Truitt said in a statement. "It goes without saying that safety is an essential condition for effective teaching and learning. The Center for Safer Schools did a great job ensuring that each applicant received as much funding as possible to meet that critical need."
According to a press release, the grants will be used for safety equipment, school resource officers, training and services for students in crisis in elementary, middle and charter schools across the state. High schools were eligible for funding other than for school resource officers.
"The School Safety Grant enhances schools' efforts to keep our students safe," said Karen W. Fairley, executive director of the Center for Safer Schools. "We're thankful that we had the funding available to distribute, and we know it will go to good use."
18 districts received awards of over $1 million. Two districts received over that amount; Buncombe County and Charlotte-Mecklenburg County were awarded $5,916,650 and $2,894,685, respectively.
120 districts were awarded grants ranging from just over $100,000 to up to $984,000. The remaining 62 districts and charter schools received awards that were under $100,000 with the smallest grant awarded landing at $7,772.
Qualifying Low Wealth Counties were eligible for $44,000 per school resource officer, with a required local funding match of $11,000. Non-Low Wealth Counties were eligible for $36,666 for an SRO with a local match of $18,333, per the press release.
Awards are subject to all administrative and financial requirements, including timely submission of all financial and programmatic reports; resolution of all interim audit findings; and adherence to allowable expenses. Upon successful completion of the mandatory reports, the SRO funding will be extended automatically to the 2023-24 school year.
School Safety grants were created in 2018 through a collaborative effort between the General Assembly and then-state Superintendent Mark Johnson.
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President of the Republic of Srpska attends solemn academy on the occasion of the 800th anniversary of independence of the Serbian Orthodox Church
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