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Edward James Gay  az Amerikai Egyesült Államok szenátora (Louisiana, 1918–1921).

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További információk

Kapcsolódó szócikkek
 Az Amerikai Egyesült Államok korábbi szenátorainak listája

Louisiana állam szenátorai
1878-ban született személyek
1952-ben elhunyt személyek
Bottal létrehozott amerikai szenátor cikkek

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Q: Xamarin Android | Layout style I am trying to create this layout style but still I have no idea how to do it?
is there anybody who can help me ?

I need main layout and in the layout must be on the left image view for color next will be Title with description for fill parrent and on the right side must be img.

A: Here you go. I designed you left flag, title and description labels plus right image view control. Just create new .axml file and use this code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:layout_width="match_parent">
    <LinearLayout
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:id="@+id/linear"
        android:orientation="vertical"
        android:layout_alignParentTop="true"
        android:layout_alignParentLeft="true"
        android:layout_alignParentStart="true">
        <TextView
            android:id="@+id/titleTextView"
            android:layout_width="wrap_content"
            android:layout_height="40dp"
            android:layout_alignParentLeft="true"
            android:layout_centerVertical="true"
            android:layout_marginLeft="25dp"
            android:gravity="center_vertical"
            android:paddingTop="5dp"
            android:text="Title"
            android:textAppearance="?android:attr/textAppearanceLarge"
            android:textSize="30dp" />
        <RelativeLayout
            android:layout_width="wrap_content"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_alignParentBottom="true" >
            <TextView
                android:id="@+id/descriptionTextView"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_alignParentLeft="true"
                android:layout_marginLeft="25dp"
                android:height="30dp"
                android:text="Description"
                android:textAppearance="?android:attr/textAppearanceMedium" />
        </RelativeLayout>
    </LinearLayout>
    <RelativeLayout
        android:id="@+id/flagLayout"
        android:layout_width="15dp"
        android:layout_height="70dp"
        android:background="#5416B4"
        android:layout_alignParentLeft="true" />
    <RelativeLayout
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content">
        <ImageView
            android:id="@+id/imageView"
            android:layout_width="90dp"
            android:layout_height="70dp"
            android:layout_alignParentRight="true"
            android:background="#ffa500" />
    </RelativeLayout>
</RelativeLayout>

Final result looks like this:

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Some groups use games, other's don't. Which is the right way to go in using games at youth group and why?
These are some of the general questions I ask or listen for during my conversations with a youth pastor search committee.
Here's my take on Doug Fields moving from Simply Youth Ministry to Youth Specialties and what it means for both organizations.


When Minnow Films were commissioned by Channel 4 to film the brand new series Spies, The Complete Camera Company were delighted to be asked to facilitate the shoot. Having worked with Minnow previously on two series of SAS: Who Dares Wins there was no doubt it would be an exciting and challenging project. 'Spies' would explore the secretive world of espionage by filming 3 ex-spies (Control) putting 15 civilian men and women through some of their own training experiences.
CCC Director Paul O'Connor attended initial recce's in Southampton, where Minnow had located a fantastic disused power station and wanted to establish whether or not it was a usable space. Although it would be a huge technical challenge Fawley Power Station was the perfect choice. Commissioned in 1971 and built on the western side of Southampton Water it had been used previously for films such as Rollerball and Mission Impossible – Rogue Nation, as well as episodes of Green Wing and Red Dwarf, so the team were in good company.
Paul O'Connor then travelled down for the second recce in order to confirm all of the technical requirements, plan the rooms and spaces that would be used, the amount of cameras, cable runs and the gallery/sound/MCR location. Power is always a huge consideration especially as the lighting rig was so extensive to give the space the look that Minnow were after. Fortunately, being a partially operational power station there was plenty of mains power to make use of so it was just the distribution that was challenging.
Minnow needed 7 spaces rigged in total that would become the control room, the board room, the dorm, the bar, the waiting room, an interview space and a room for the three controllers to be able to listen into and watch the candidates wherever they were on site. These would be covered by 42 Panasonic HE60's in 45 different positions, 35 atmospheric microphones and 25 personal microphones. The gallery was to be located downstairs in the offices with the MCR and sound in the adjoining rooms.
As with all of The CCC's rigs they wanted to add something new in order to be able to use the technical equipment in the best way possible. The Board Room was a challenge because of the number of people in there for some of the debriefs, so they were determined to position the cameras in such a way that the eye lines matched as much as possible. They rigged the cameras above and below each other, as the photo shows in the gallery, which worked perfectly for this. Most fixed rig shows simply spread the cameras to cover a space, but when shooting sequences like this then it is often better to have cameras in the same position to give the editors even more options.
The other new aspect The Complete Camera Company introduced to the fixed rig was to supply Control with a 'pre hear' system that enabled them to listen in to any one of the 25 personal microphones on the contributors. Whilst this is not particularly new technology they added the element of being able to control the quad split, sent from the producer in the gallery, so if the team saw or heard any interesting conversations they could change the camera feeds on the quad split and the microphones they had faded up so they could then record their reaction to something as it happened. This gave production some fantastic actuality and reactions from Control.
One of the biggest challenges was the building itself; its unique shape posed some tricky problems for the fixed rig. Minnow Films wanted the location to look and feel completely authentic for candidates taking part, so that they could focus on their tasks without the feeling of 'being watched'. This meant that all of the cables had to be routed so that they were completely hidden, camera mounts had to be attached so they were not on show and any cameras themselves had to be as discreet as possible. In a completely circular building, with fire doors that couldn't be kept open, this was no mean feat! It was also vital to keep all of the architectural elements of the building intact and undamaged, so the rigging, construction and filming all had to be carried out with the utmost care.
The rig took The Complete Camera Company 5 days and 12 members of the crew to complete and the filming took place over nine days, 24 hours per day. During the shoot it became vital to find a balance between the drama elements and documentary elements of the show. It required a great deal of communication between the production team and The CCC in order to achieve the right look and feel of the show, whilst still making the fixed-rig element effective. It needed to look good, without looking like a film set. This was only possible with the hard work and determination of both sides, along with constant discussion and flexibility throughout.
The outcome was 4 x 60 minute episodes of ground-breaking footage of the true world of espionage. The candidates were whittled down over the 4-week series and the ex-spies revealed many of the techniques the Intelligence Officer New Entry Course (IONEC) uses to train secret agents. The content was tense, exciting and had viewers begging to spies themselves!
"The team behind SAS: Who Dares Wins present another thrilling series. Spies is entertainingly put together - and a top watch for anyone who's dreamed of being a slick and unflappable agent. "
"It seems like Spies is committed to keeping things real while it searches for the ideal secret agent."


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To drive a car in Spain you need a valid driving license issued by the proper authority either in Spain or in your "home" country. If the text on the licence is in Chinese, Russian or other non-Roman characters a translation to Spanish or an International License is required.
EU-citizens can use their national license to operate a car in Spain. However, you need to take your licence to the provincial traffic office to have it registered in their computer. Nationals from other countries must obtain a Spanish driving licence after one year.
Driving a non-Spanish registered car in Spain
As a visitor (i.e. a non-resident) from EU you are permitted to drive your car in Spain for a period of up to 6 months in a calendar year. (So, it's possible to use the car from July 1. this year to June 30. next year!).
For persons residing outside the EU a car can be used for up to six months a year, but the car may only be operated by the owner, his spouse or his children.
Importing a car to Spain
While it is possible to import a foreign registered car to Spain the paperwork involved is awesome, and many people find it easier to sell the old car before they move, and then buy a new or used car after arrival in Spain.
Buying a new or used car on Spanish plates
When you want to buy a new or used car in Spain you need one of the following documents:
A copy of the "escritura" (deed) to a property, or a copy of a lease for at least one year.
An official recidence permit.
A certificado de empadronamiento (a certificate showing that the bearer is a registered inhabitant of the municipality that issued the certificate).
Just like in most other countries you need to have the car insured for damage it could cause to persons or property.
There are a number of categories of car insurance:
* Third party insurance is compulsory, and will only cover damage to property or persons not in the car.
* Third party, fire and theft.
* Comprehensive insurance.
* Driver and passenger insurance.
Rent-a-cars are quite inexpensive, and in typical tourist areas – and all airports and major cities – there are a number of companies renting cars at attractive prices.

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Q: Connecting to a OpenVPN Connect server breaks IPv6 So I've got an OpenVPN Connect server which doesn't have IPv6 enabled on it, It shouldn't actually be doing any IPv6, when I connect to it, I lose IPv6 connectivity on my host.
C:\WINDOWS\system32>ping internet_ipv6_server -t

Pinging internet_ipv6_server [redacted] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from redacted: time=26ms
...
VPN Connects and then:
General failure.
General failure.
General failure.

This is what my network settings look like, on the left is my main network adapter and on the right is the TAP Adapter for the OpenVPN Connect 2.1.1.102 Client
I had a brief look in my OpenVPN logs and found that it was pushing 3 IPv6 routes:
netsh interface ipv6 add route 2000::/4 interface=1 store=active
netsh interface ipv6 add route 3000::/4 interface=1 store=active
netsh interface ipv6 add route fc00::/7 interface=1 store=active

If anyone has any ideas/suggestions or solutions they'd be greatly appreciated


with a nod, no matter the time of day.
all the rest—just like the river.
some thirty degrees lost in the night.
chilled stars—nothing really ever lost.
and needs that have not too, moved along.
however and wherever it all unfolds.
but something you cannot see, except by what it's doing.
shimmers the only sign of breath.
clear light despite early mists.
of the last of their turn, this time.
all that's held in time.


Gallia Academy sophomore Coen Duncan (61) breaks through the Licking Valley line and pressures quarterback Chase Whisner (1), during the Blue Devils 36-12 setback on Saturday in Jackson, Ohio.
Gallia Academy junior Cade Roberts (34) runs after a catch, during the first half of the Blue Devils' postseason game on Saturday in Jackson, Ohio.
JACKSON, Ohio — It wasn't quite the ending the Blue Devils had hoped for, but the experience will never be forgotten.
In its first playoff game in six years, second-seeded Gallia Academy trailed by three points at halftime, but seventh-seeded Licking Valley scored 21 unanswered points after the break to take a 36-12 victory in the Division IV, Region 15 quarterfinal on Saturday at Jackson High School's Alumni Stadium.
Gallia Academy (9-2) — champions of the Ohio Valley Conference, making the program's 11th playoff appearence — picked up a pair of first downs on the game's opening drive, but a pair of penalties followed by a sack halted the Blue Devils and forced a punt.
Licking Valley (8-3) — making its second straight playoff appearence and 18th overall — broke the scoreless tie on its first drive, covering 76 yards in 10 plays, with quarterback Chase Whisner scoring on a five-yard run. Connor McLaughlin ran in the two-point conversion to make the Panther lead 8-0 with 5:47 left in the first.
The Blue Devils responded with an 11-play, 63-yard drive, which senior Jacob Campbell capped off with a one-yard touchdown run. The GAHS two-point conversion pass failed, leaving the hosts with a 8-6 deficit.
The Panthers' next drive took the game into the second quarter and LVHS found paydirt with 10:14 left in the half, as Whisner finished an 11-play, 66-yard drive with an eight-yard run. Joshua Rhymer hit his first four four straight extra point kicks, making the LVHS lead 15-6.
After a punt by each side — Licking Valley's only one of the game — the Blue Devil offense took over at its own 13. On the third play of the possession, Campbell broke a 74-yard touchdown run with a lead-block from senior quarterback Justin McClelland. Gallia Academy's extra-point kick was blocked and the Blue and White trailed 15-12 with 3:01 left in the half.
Licking Valley made it as far as the GAHS six-yard line on the ensuing drive, where an inadvertent whistle erased a Blue Devil fumble recovery. Two plays later, Campbell intercepted a Panther pass, but the clock expired before the GAHS offense could take the field.
Out of the half, Licking Valley marched 63 yards in 13 plays and 6:47, with McLaughlin scoring on a 10-yard run to give the guests a 22-12 advantage.
GAHS made it to the Panther side of the field before losing possession on downs at the 44. LVHS needed eight plays to cover the distance, and increased its lead to 29-12 with 10:56 left in the game, as McLaughlin caught a six-yard touchdown from Whisner.
Gallia Academy's ensuing drive featured a pair of four down conversions, and reached the LVHS 13, before junior Noah Hopkins intercepted a pass to restore possession for the Panthers.
Licking Valley made the most of the turnover, with McLaughlin breaking a 62-yard touchdown run with 6:36 left.
GAHS fumbled the ball away in LVHS territory on its final offensive possession, with Hayden Hile recovering for the guests. Licking Valley ran out the clock with six consecutive carries and a kneel down, sealing the 36-12 victory.
Following the first setback since Week 3, GAHS head coach Alex Penrod acknowledged that this wasn't just another season, but something that brought the community together.
The 36 points allowed by GAHS was the most of the season, and this Blue Devils squad finishes as highest scoring team in program history.
For the game, Penrod noted that Licking Valley's power run game after halftime, as well as the Blue Devils' missed opportunities, gave the Panthers the ultimate edge.
For the game, the Panthers claimed a 25-to-14 advantage in first downs. Licking Valley was 10-of-14 on third down conversions, including 8-of-9 in the second half. LVHS converted all-3 of its fourth down tries, including one in the second half. GAHS was 3-of-7 on third down and 2-of-5 on fourth down in the game.
The Panthers earned a 520-to-277 advantage in total offense, including 386-to-170 on the ground. GAHS earned 150 of its 170 rushing yards before the half, with LVHS earning 259 rushing yards in the second half. Both teams had a pass intercepted, with the Blue Devils also losing a fumble.
GAHS punted twice in the game and was penalized seven times for 23 yards, while LVHS picked up six flags for 55 yards. The Panther defense claimed all-5 of the game's sacks, totalling 21 yards.
Jacob Campbell led Gallia Academy's offense with 113 yards and two touchdowns, combining nine carries for 105 yards in the first half with one catch for eight yards in the second.
McClelland was 13-of-18 passing for 107 yards with an interception, while gaining a net of two yards on 11 carries.
James Armstrong had 60 total yards five receptions for 44 yards and a pair of carries for 16 yards, while Lane Pullins finished with 47 yards on eight totes. Cory Call hauled in five passes for 37 yards, while Cade Roberts and Michael Beasy each caught a nine-yard pass.
McLaughlin posted 267 total yards and a trio of touchdowns to lead the victors, earning 250 yards on 24 carries and 17 yards on a pair of receptions. Of McLaughlin's game-best 250 rushing yards, 214 came in the second half.
Whisner was 12-of-18 passing for 134 yards and and a touchdown, while rushing 19 times for 104 yards and two scores. Carson Conley led the LVHS receiving unit with six receptions for 65 yards, while Will Schneider had a game-best two sacks to lead the Panther defense.
This marks the final game in the prep careers of GAHS seniors Jacob Campbell, Justin McClelland, Cory Call, Trentin Waller, Lane Pullins, Cole Davis, Carter Campbell, Colton Russell, Logan Rose and Christian Mayse.
Penrod talked about the perseverance of the seniors, who lost 20 of their first 23 varsity contests, but won 13 of their final 18.
Penrod also noted that the underclassmen have been shown the way to return to the postseason.
Licking Valley advances to the Region 15 semifinal against third-seeded Indian Valley on Saturday at a location to be determined.


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from django.conf.urls import patterns, url
from django.views.generic import RedirectView, TemplateView
from stocks.views import *

urlpatterns = patterns('',
                       #pages
                       url(r'^donation/$', donation, name="donation"),
                       url(r'^purchase/$', purchase),
                       url(r'^distribution/$', distribution),
                       url(r'^transfer/$', transfer),
                       url(r'.?/thanks/$', thanks),
                       url(r'^adjust/$', adjust),
                       url(r'^init/$', initialization),
                       url(r'^history/$', historical_amt),
                       url(r'^merge_stock/$', merge_stock),
                       #edit
                       url(r'^donation_edit/$', donation_edit),
                       url(r'^d_edit/(?P<d_id>\d+)/$', donate_edit),
                       url(r'^order_edit/$', order_edit),
                       url(r'^p_edit/(?P<o_id>\d+)/$', purchase_edit),
                       url(r'^transfer_edit/$', transfer_edit),
                       url(r'^distribute_edit/$', distribute_edit),
                       url(r'^vendor_edit/$', vendor_edit),
                       url(r'^donor_edit/$', donor_edit),
                       url(r'^stock_edit/$', stock_edit),
                       #reports
                       url(r'^stock_summary/$', stock_summary),
                       url(r'^donation_summary/$', donation_summary),
                       url(r'^purchase_summary/$', purchase_summary),
                       url(r'^distribution_summary/$', distribution_summary),
                       url(r'^transfer_out_summary/$', transfer_out_summary),
                       url(r'^vendor_summary/$', vendor_summary),
                       url(r'^donor_summary/$', donor_summary),
                       #autocomplete
                       url(r'^get_donors/$', get_donors, name="get_donors"),
                       url(r'^get_stocks/$', get_stocks, name="get_stocks"),
                       url(r'^get_categorys/$', get_categorys, name="get_categorys"),
                       url(r'^get_vendors/$', get_vendors, name="get_vendors"),
                       url(r'^get_destination/$', get_destination, name="get_destination"),
                       #reports
                       url(r'^stock_report/download/$', stock_summary_report),
                       url(r'^donation_report/download/$', donation_report),
                       url(r'^purchase_report/download/$', purchase_report),
                       url(r'^distribution_report/download/$', distribution_report),
                       url(r'^transfer_out_report/download/$', transfer_out_report),
                       url(r'^vendor_report/download/$', vendor_report),
                       url(r'^donor_report/download/$', donor_report),
                       #
                       url(r'^purchase_order/$', purchase_order),
                       url(r'^p_order/(?P<o_id>\d+)/$', purchase_order_generate),
                       url(r'^thank_you_letter/$', thank_you_letter),
                       url(r'^d_letter/(?P<d_id>\d+)/$',letter_generate),
)

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Comments: I am having trouble coming up with a game session that involves the undead. I have been watching movies like Resident Evil, Shaun of the Dead, Zompieland, and a few others to get some ideas. But every time I write it seems to fall flat.
Setup: Group has been commissioned by local church leaders to eradicate the infestation of undead that have suddenly appeared in a cathedral that is located in a small vale up in the mountains and most of the inhabitance there have been wiped out.
How do I Make this game fun without constantly throwing zombies and skeletons at them??
1. Make the story unique and avoid cliché's. We've all played /seen the, "Necromancer spell gone wrong" campaign to death; as well as "opened a gate way to (blank)." Make it fun like that commercial about weeklong blackout causing some milk to go bad and the guy drank it anyway causing him to become "patient zero" and starting the zombie outbreak. Or better yet don't have a fully fleshed out reason why the dead are raising sometimes these things happen without reason. Leave subtle bread crumbs hinting as to what could have caused it.
2. Pacing will be the key to making this campaign work. You want to set an atmosphere where the players are going to scare themselves. Take your time don't just drop them in a town with a horde of undead in the middle of town square. Start off with the town being empty make them thing that it is abandoned get them sucked into exploring all the houses trying to figure out where everyone is then when they least expect it BAM! Hit them with a crawling, legless zombie or ghoul catching their healer by surprise.
3. The unknown is your friend. The less you give your players the more intrigued they will become. The element that is going to scare your players more is their own imagination's filling in the blanks.
4. Show the danger's in dealing with the undead. Have a NPC come along with them who will die soon into the story and have s/he turn right in front of their eyes. Show them that if you go down or die here you're going to become one of them.


Guild Wars 2 at present currently has zero raids – not counting the world bosses – but ArenaNet might be looking to change that. A new job posting for a Guild Wars 2 game designer specifically mentioning "raid content" suggests that raids are at least on the drawing board. It's also backed up by several mentions of "Guild Raids" on the games forums, straight from the developers mouth.
If that isn't enough to convince you, maybe this will. Studio design director, Chris Whiteside, has mentioned raid content on the Guild Wars 2 forums not once, twice but three times.
How would you like to see raiding introduced into Guild Wars 2?


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Home News Condoleezza Rice shuts down NBC anchor who asks if Russia was responsible for President Trump winning
Condoleezza Rice shuts down NBC anchor who asks if Russia was responsible for President Trump winning
Russian scholar and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice dismissed a question from NBC's Savannah Guthrie during an interview Wednesday, telling the anchor it was insulting to American voters to suggest that Russia helped President Donald Trump win election in 2016.
Rice sat down with Guthrie on the "Today" show to discuss her new book on the Cold War, titled, "To Build a Better World." The former Bush appointee was joined by her co-author, former 9/11 commissioner Philip Zelikow.
Guthrie asked, "When you look at the 2016 election, and you look at how — relatively speaking — it was decided by a handful of votes in a few states, do you think it's possible that Russia's election interference actually worked? It actually elected Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton?"
"I don't think there's any evidence of that," Rice responded, while shaking her head. "And you know, I really don't think that's a good conversation to have."
"I think that really does devalue the people in Wisconsin and Michigan and others who decided to vote for President Trump," Rice continued. "Whether you like this president or not, whether you believe that he should be president or not, let's give the credit to the Americans who went out and voted for somebody who they thought would bring change."
Rice added, "The question is, are we going to be responsive to some of the messages that were out there and 'do you hear me now'? Do people who felt that they were disadvantaged by globalization — the unemployed coal miner in West Virginia, the opioid-addicted person in Pennsylvania — are we going to be responsive to those people? That's really the question we should be asking."
Watch the interview in its entirety below. The exchange on Russia begins around the 5:25 mark:
Condoleezza Rice shuts down NBC anchor who asks if Russia was responsible for President Trump winning Reviewed by Facts on September 12, 2019 Rating: 5


Christmas carollers, all 519 of them, braved the cold and fa-la-la-la-la'd themselves into the Guinness Book of World Records with the largest carol service, breaking the previous record of 517.
"My fingers froze but, hey, we broke the record," said Norman Ellis, who joined the sing-along on Saturday on the steps of Manhattan's General Post Office. Guinness officials had 12 marshals there to make sure all carollers were actually singing and not just moving their lips to traditional Christmas songs such as Jingle Bells and Deck the Halls.
Guinness required that all participants knew the words to the carols and that the singing went on for at least 15 uninterrupted minutes. Saturday's effort lasted 16 minutes and 17 seconds. "It was great," said Alex Camacho, of Long Island.


At Len Stoler Hyundai you can find stock of all the newest models. The opportunity for us to help residents in the Pikesville area to get the vehicle they want and deserve is what we're here for.
Pikesville is a suburb of Baltimore and is located to the northwest of it. Zebulon Pike was a known explorer and is responsible for coming into the area. The city is named Pikesville because of this person. This is the only Pikesville in the entire country although the word "Pike" appears in numerous other names. Transportation is not a problem in this area as the Baltimore Metro Subway runs through Pikesville and it has two stops. These stops are Old Court and Milford Mill. There is also a great deal of bus routes that provide service all across the region. Pikesville has a rich history and right now is coming back as a thriving location. It is an area that is one of 13 commercial places in the county of Baltimore that was chosen to be revitalized. Today many businesses and people are very successful in the region.
Want to drive a new or used Hyundai vehicle on the roads of Pikesville? Our online site can help you discover what you're looking for. It's a fact of life that everyone has different needs of their day-to-day driving, and so we stock a variety of vehicles to ensure you find one that suits you.
Have you been searching Maryland for a used car? With our selection you won't need to look anywhere else. Our pre-owned inventory has a huge selection of cars, trucks, and SUVs by many of today's top automakers.
Our variety of resources are here to be put to work finding you a financial solution that assures you can get an affordable rate for your dream car. Even if you don't have perfect credit, we have professionals on staff that can aid anyone in Maryland get a loan or lease that fits within their budget. So please contact us. We're excited to help!
If you have got a problem with your Hyundai vehicle, then bring it by and let our expert mechanics diagnose and fix the problem. All the parts and resources you need to keep your Hyundai vehicle maintained can also be found at Len Stoler Hyundai's repair center. If you'd like to arrange an appointment to bring your vehicle in you can do so by creating a vehicle service appointment here on our site.


Sour, yet sweet, Blueberry is packed with juicy flavour.
These kits are easy as base liquid blends - including Pure VG and vapourless Clear Steam mixes.
After a lot of initial trying out of different flavours of liquid for the first wee while after getting my kit, ranging from good to bad to weird, this one topped the pile for me. Now that I know I enjoy this one the most, the 50ml DIY bottles are ideal. Not too big or awkward to carry around in my pocket, but will literally last me for around the whole month. Fool-proof to set up as well.
One of my favourite flavours: nice and sweet without being sickly.
I simply adore this blueberry flavour. It is both fruity and a bit sweet and really pleasant to vape. I usually double the flavour concentrate, mixing 1 concentrate with 2 nicotine bases. Just gorgeous and it has become my preferred flavour. I also sometimes add some blueberry flavour to my Real Tobacco Silver mix and that is lovely too.
Nice flavour, just wish it had a sharper side it, very pleasant.............JAC Vapour Ltd: I think it you add a touch of real raspberry flavouring or aniseed to this, you may get the sharpness you want, or try the real raspberry as it has that tart finish you are maybe looking for, the blueberry is more of a muffin blueberry I'd say, not as sweet, but more in that direction. There are also flavours like Mango sour in picNIC and the sour blue sorbet, in Bryns special sauce that might fit the bill.


The academic sector is comprised of university faculty, K-12 teachers, researchers and scientists.
Though technical knowledge is important, communication skills are crucial. Being able to effectively communicate your research to fellow geoscientists or train the next generation of STEM scientists requires solid presentation skills, good teamwork, and time management.
Qualifications for academic occupations will vary depending on the level of the position. Depending on the state, K-12 educators may only need a bachelor's degree. For some research assistant and technician jobs, you may qualify with a master's degree, but for most academic positions, you will need a Ph.D.
You can find a wide variety of academic positions through AGU's job listing. Attending conferences and networking with peers will also make it easier to discover new positions and research the job market.


The first Michigan-Michigan State matchup of the 20th century could have been worse, which is a strange thing to say about a game that ended with a 119-0 final score.
Fielding Yost took mercy on his hapless in-state opponent, one that could not yet actually be called a rival. The game was cut from 45 minutes to 38 so Michigan State -- then called Michigan Agricultural College -- could catch a train and get away from Ann Arbor as quickly as possible. Michigan scored 71 points in the first 20-minute "half." Then it scored a mere 48 points in the 18-minute second period, using backups.
Yost's Wolverines, in the midst of a 29-game winning streak in which they gave up a total of 12 points in two and a half seasons, unleashed hell on their neighbors from East Lansing, partly to make up for the ghastly act of giving up one touchdown in a game four days earlier. Playing Michigan State on a Wednesday proved to be a good way to take out frustration and give the second-teamers a chance to play.
"Michigan has not yet recovered from the shock it suffered last Saturday when its goal line was crossed by the Case Scientific school team," wrote the Chicago Inter Ocean newspaper of a game won 48-6, before delivering a spot-on prediction for how the day against Michigan State would go. "In the game against the Michigan Agricultural college at Ann Arbor today, it is certain that Coach Yost's players will go in with the idea of wiping out, so far as possible, the memory of the score made against them last Saturday. There seems to be no reason or expecting the Aggies to give Michigan a hard game. In fact, just the reverse is the situation, and another enormous score is likely to be recorded."
This, presumably, has been the attitude of Michigan toward Michigan State ever since. And so, in only the second meeting of Michigan and Michigan State ever, the precedent for the next century was set: Michigan would see this series as a way to re-assert its dominance and exorcise demons as a warm-up before moving on to more important matters.
The first time quarterback Jim Harbaugh started against Michigan State, he broke his arm. In 1984, the No. 13 Wolverines lost 19-7 to a Michigan State squad that went on to finish .500. Without Harbaugh, Michigan limped to a 6-6 final record too, the only time Bo Schembechler didn't finish with a winning record.
The next two seasons, the Harbaugh-led Wolverines throttled Michigan State 31-0 and 27-6 en route to a Fiesta Bowl and a Rose Bowl, re-asserting their dominance. Schembechler had lost his first ever game against Michigan State too, 23-12 in 1969. He would go on to win 17 of the next 20 against the Spartans, holding them under 10 points 10 times.
This year's matchup was supposed to be the equivalent of Harbaugh fighting Michigan State with a broken arm, or Bo losing his first game in the rivalry. The Spartans entered the 2015 season ranked No. 5. They have finished in the top five two years in a row, winning major bowl games. They have a senior All-Big Ten quarterback, Connor Cook. They have one of the nation's best offensive lines and one of the nation's best defensive lines. They have a widely respected coach, Mark Dantonio, who has led the Spartans to their most consistent success since the 1960s, before Bo arrived at Michigan to re-take the state.
Michigan State has defeated Michigan in six of seven years since Lloyd Carr stepped down. The last seven meetings have been Michigan State's best run against Michigan since the 1950s and '60s, when Biggie Munn and Duffy Daugherty led the Spartans to big things while the Wolverines muddled through mixed results for two decades until they found Bo. Ever since former running back Mike Hart made his "Little Brother" comment in the wake of Michigan's 2007 win over Michigan State, the series has belonged to Dantonio and the Spartans.
All of which drew an unexpected reaction from Harbaugh.
"You think about The Lion King," Harbaugh said earlier this week. "Simba gets hit over the head, and he tells him, yeah, the past can hurt. You can either run from it or embrace it and learn from it,' I think is exactly what he said. So, those seem like very wise words. We'll go about that."
Harbaugh has gotten the hype this season, but this season's rivalry game was widely expected to be more of the same. Harbaugh inherited a Michigan team coming off back-to-back mediocre seasons. Brady Hoke recruited fairly well, but Michigan still had just one or two preseason All-Big Ten players, depending on whom you asked. The Wolverines hadn't had much of a running game in a while, lacked explosive playmakers and were relying on Jake Rudock, who lost the Iowa starting quarterback job, to lead the offense. Harbaugh is one of the nation's best coaches, but even he appeared to need a year or two to mold the Wolverines as he saw fit and contend with Michigan State and Ohio State for a Big Ten title.
There's still half a season left, but so far none of that is appearing to be true. After losing 24-17 to a good Utah team on the road on the opening Thursday, Michigan has out-scored five opponents 160-14. It has shut out three teams in a row, establishing itself as the nation's best defense so far this season. Rudock isn't making mistakes, the running game has found some life and Michigan is making big plays on both special teams and defense.
Suddenly, it is a classic Michigan team. In other words, it's the type of Michigan team that has historically dominated the Spartans. It's the type of team capable of flipping the script back in favor of the Wolverines after the Spartans have been the more physically imposing team for several years now, including that time in 2013 when they held Michigan to -45 rushing yards. It's a time for Michigan to usher in a new era. But Michigan State is not prepared to go quietly.
Like every team, Michigan State frequently tries to play the "nobody believes in us" card. At least in the case of the Spartans, it's often true.
Even in a season in which Michigan State opened at No. 5 and has a perfect 6-0 record, and Michigan began the year unranked and lost its first game, Michigan enters Saturday afternoon's game in Ann Arbor as a touchdown-favorite. Michigan's defense has stifled the competition; an injury-riddled Michigan State has underperformed, hanging on to beat Oregon and winning close games against Purdue and Rutgers. Michigan, even with its one loss, has been the better team this season, something that approximately zero neutral observers predicted in August.
Saturday, then, is an enormous measuring stick for both.
For most of history, it is has been difficult for both to be dominant at the same time. The rivalry has reflected that, with one team going on long runs in which it wins the overwhelming majority of the games. Michigan leads the all-time series 68-34-5. From the beginning of the rivalry in 1898 through 1933, Michigan State never won two games in a row. The same was true from 1968 through 2007. Michigan State has defeated Michigan 34 times, but many of those wins have come in a burst of success (particularly in the '50s and '60s) followed by a long moribund period in which Michigan has mostly had the upper hand, with the occasional upset mixed in. It makes Michigan-Michigan State a very specific type of rivalry.
The top tier of rivalries features the obvious choices: Ohio State-Michigan. Oklahoma-Texas. Alabama-Auburn. These are massive events that are all-consuming locally but also capture national attention on a yearly basis. They are the games of the year for those respective schools every year.
Another tier features local rivalries that often tilt one direction, and feature different types of angst between two in-state teams: Oklahoma-Oklahoma State and Michigan-Michigan State are among the most prominent examples. For Oklahoma, the Red River Showdown is No. 1, and Bedlam is seen as an opportunity to embarrass an in-state foe. For Oklahoma State, Bedlam is No. 1. The same is true for Michigan-Michigan State. Beating the Spartans is important for Michigan -- really, not losing is important -- but everything ultimately leads to the Buckeyes. For Michigan State, the Michigan game is its barometer. It wants to be seen as the Wolverines' top rival, as equals, a status it's been trying to sustain for over a hundred years, dating back to the 119-0 bombardment at the turn of the last century.
Michigan will ultimately measure the Harbaugh era by how the Wolverines stack up with Urban Meyer and Ohio State. But before they can do that, there's the matter of a test against the Spartans. The Dantonio era has been defined, in part, by his response to being called Little Brother. History says that if Michigan starts rising, Michigan State is going to fall.
Thus, Saturday is not simply one important game that will have an impact on the Big Ten title and College Football Playoff races. It's much more than that. It's Michigan trying to prove that it is Michigan again, and part of being Michigan is owning this rivalry, to the point where winning is supposed to be a foregone conclusion. How the Spartans respond will define the rivalry's new era.


Kim Jones is an ordained pastor and a co-founder of Road to Revelation, a Christian rock band.
Becca, Alyssa, and Lauren Barlow were best known to the world as BarlowGirl. For years, the three sisters from Elgin, Illinois lived together, worked together, worshiped together and made incredible music together with an during that time, they helped kick open the door for female-fronted Christian rock bands.
Signed by Fervent in 2003, their self-titled debut came out in 2004. After that, the band released three other albums was nominated for several Dove Awards and had the longest running #1 song in both 2004 and 2005.
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In 1999, Superchick made their live debut before 5000 kids at an Audio Adrenaline show and then before thousands more at Lifefest. A year later they self-released an eight-song EP and started touring with Teen Mania's Acquire the Fire. Before long, Inpop Records signed the group and five albums later, they're still rockin' the crowds for Christ.
Sarah Anthony and her husband Mark formed the band in 2006 in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. Originally a worship band called Breaking the Silence, they changed their name and style once they were signed by Tooth & Nail Records.
At 17, Natalie Grant started out arranging music for her youth choir in Seattle, Washington. From there she moved into a position with the group Truth, singing with them for two years before heading to Nashville to pursue a solo career. Six albums later, Natalie is still making music for Christ and we're all reaping the benefits.
Rebecca St. James was born in Sydney, Australia in 1977. At the age of 16, this GRAMMY winner was introduced to the world through her self-titled debut. Since then she has released nine more albums, gone Gold twice, won three Doves and been named "the most influential woman in Christian music" by Crosswalk.com.
Krystal Meyers was only 16 when she was signed by Essential Records. Her debut album was a hit with four top ten singles ("The Way To Begin," "My Savior," "Anticonformity" and "Fire"), and she garnered a Dove nomination for Best New Artist.
ZOEgirl was a Christian band made up of Chrissy Conway-Katina, Alisa Childers and Kristin Swinford-Schweain that hit the scene in 2000 with four top-five radio hits. A Dove awards, three full-length albums and one EP later, the group broke up to pursue their individual goals.
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Q: compare the two lists in python and check they equality on some conditions I am new to the python and pandas . Here I have the following dataframe which has two lists .
Test             Test1
[1,1,1]          [1,2,2]
[1,2,2]          [1,0,1]
[1,0,0]          [1,1,1]
[2,2,2]          [0,0,2]

In this datframe I am trying while compairing the two lists .There are some conditions which only should return true.
So,
Here if either side has 2 0's and 1 positive value and other side has the same positive values then it should return True otherwise False.
So In this case
[1,0,0]          [1,1,1]
[2,2,2]          [0,0,2]

Here for both of them it will return true.
Now, what I have tried is like this
def check_two_zeros_onEither_side(tup1,tup2):
    count_on_previous = tup1.count(0)
    count_on_next = tup1.count(0)
    rem1 = [x for x in tup1 if x != 0]
    rem2 = [x for x in tup2 if x != 0]
    if count_on_previous == 2:
        if all([rem1[0] == rem2[0], rem1[0] == rem2[1]]):

But Here I am not able handle some exception cases like, index out of range like that.. Can any please help me with this ? Thanks. And also how do I achieve this ?
def check_two_zeros_onEither_side(tup1,tup2,ins):
    count_on_previous = tup1.count(0)
    count_on_next = tup2.count(0)
    print(count_on_previous,count_on_next)
    rem1 = [x for x in tup1 if x != 0]
    rem2 = [x for x in tup2 if x != 0]
    print(rem1,rem2,len(tup1),len(tup2))
    if count_on_previous == 2 and len(rem1) == 1 and len(rem2) == 3:
        if all( [rem1[0] == rem2[0], rem1[0] == rem2[1], rem1[0] == rem2[2]]):
            print("GOin insde one",ins)
            return True
    elif count_on_next == 2 and len(rem2) == 1 and len(rem1) == 3:
        if all([rem2[0] == rem1[0], rem2[0] == rem1[1], rem2[0] == rem1[2]]):
            print("GOin insde two",ins)
            return True
        else:
            return False
    else:
        return False

This is what I tried.. It is working but is there any another way to do this ?

A: What about the following
def compare(a, b):
    # Ensure there are two zeros on either side
    if a.count(0) == 2 or b.count(0) == 2:
        # Compute the intersection and ensure it's not zero
        return len(set(a).intersection(b)) is not 0
    return False

Here are the tests for it using Pytest.
import pytest

class TestDataframes:

    def test_frame_a_contains_two_zeros(self):
        a = [0, 0 ,1]
        b = [1, 1, 1]

        assert compare(a, b) is True

    def test_frame_b_contains_two_zeros(self):
            a = [2, 2, 2]
            b = [0, 0, 2]

            assert compare(a, b) is True

    def test_both_frames_contains_two_zeros(self):
            a = [0, 0, 2]
            b = [0, 0, 2]

            assert compare(a, b) is True

    def test_neither_contain_two_zeros(self):
            a = [0, 1, 2]
            b = [0, 1, 2]

            assert compare(a, b) is False

    def test_positive_number_doesnt_match(self):
            a = [2, 2, 2]
            b = [0, 0, 1]

            assert compare(a, b) is False

The compare function will return the following.
[0, 0 ,1] [1, 1, 1] #=> True
[2, 2, 2] [0, 0, 2] #=> True
[0, 0, 2] [0, 0, 2] #=> True
[0, 1, 2] [0, 1, 2] #=> False
[0, 2, 2] [0, 0, 1] #=> False


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Eighteen new galleries from Australia, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Switzerland, and the United States join the 2013 edition of Asia Week New York, bringing the total to an unprecedented 43 galleries, it was announced by Henry Howard-Sneyd, Chairman of Asia Week New York, and Sotheby's Vice-Chairman Asian Art, Americas.
The annual collaboration of international Asian art specialists, major auction houses, museums and Asian cultural institutions takes place throughout metropolitan New York from March 15–23, 2013.
"This is the largest number of galleries that have participated since the inception of Asia Week New York nearly five years ago, and represents 25% growth over last year," says Howard-Sneyd. "As more and more Asian art dealers recognize that New York is the place to be in March, we are able to select a broader and more diverse group of specialists eager to exhibit here.
This confirms just how vital Asia Week New York has become as a destination for international Asian art collectors, curators, and scholars."Indian, Himalayan, and Southeast Asian Art.
The newcomers in the fields of Indian, Himalayan and Southeast Asian art include: Art Passages (United States), Buddhist Art (Germany), Galerie Hioco (France), Nayef Homsi (United States), Prahlad Bubbar Ltd. (England), Walter Arader (United States), and Xanadu Gallery (United States).
They join returning dealers: Carlo Cristi (Italy), Dalton Somaré (Italy), Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch (England), Kapoor Galleries (United States), Sue Ollemans Oriental Works of Art (England), Carlton Rochell Asian Art (United States), John Siudmak Asian Art (England) Tucker Tozer Asian Art (England) and Nancy Wiener Gallery (United States).
Chinese Ancient and/or Contemporary First-time participants are: Asian Art Studio (United States), Jacques Barrère (France), Jadestone (United States), Nicholas Grindley Works of Art (England), Dr. Robert Bigler (Switzerland), Santos-London (England) and Wei Asian Arts (Belgium).
Andrew Kahane, Ralph M. Chait Galleries, China 2000 Fine Art, The Chinese Porcelain Company, Michael C. Hughes, Kaikodo, J.J. Lally & Co., M. Sutherland Fine Arts, and Zetterquist Galleries – all from the United States – return to the fold.
Ancient and/or Contemporary Japanese New dealers joining the Japanese specialists are: Bachmann Eckenstein (Switzerland), Carole Davenport (United States), Flying Cranes (United States) and Lesley Kehoe Galleries (Australia).
Returning participants Dai Ichi Arts, Joan B. Mirviss, Ltd., Scholten Japanese Art, Erik Thomsen (all from the United States), along with Hiroshi Yanagi Oriental Art from Japan, complete the roster.
Ancient and/or Contemporary Korean Ancient and/or contemporary Korean specialists Kang Collection Korean Art and KooNewYork, both from the United States, complete the extraordinary array of Asian art treasures on view.
To kick off Asia Week New York, which features simultaneous gallery open houses, Asian art auctions, exhibitions, lectures, symposia and numerous special events, a private, invitation-only reception will be held at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum on March 15.
To help visitors easily navigate the week's myriad activities, a comprehensive guide with maps will be available at participating galleries, auction houses and cultural institutions, starting Feb. 2013. Emphasizing the strength of interest from Chinese-speaking buyers, an abridged version of the website will be available for the first time in Chinese.
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A special production of Comcast Newsmakers from the Accelerate Indiana Municipalities Idea Summit at the Old National Events Center in Evansville, Indiana. The annual summit features local officials from across the state as they visit together in exchange of development ideas, economic success and needs. This segment highlights the City of Michigan City by Mayor Ron Meer.
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Bennett: First, I want to ask you about the South Shore Double Tracking that's coming through Michigan City.
Meer: Well double tracking is a project that affects all of Northwest Indiana but, in particular, Michigan City, Indiana. It will allow the commute from downtown Michigan City to downtown Chicago to reduce from 1 hour, 45 min to 1 hour. Right now, there is a single track without redundancy. For instance, if there is a delay in that line then all the other trains are delayed. A double track will allow trains to pass each other. It's about a 300 million dollar project that affects the entire northwest part of our state. In Michigan City, 125 million dollars will be spent.
Bennett: That is going to be very convenient. How did this all come about?
Meer: It's been a lot of collaboration through four counties in northwest Indiana. Between state and local officials; Governor Holcomb has been great to work with. Across party lines, democrats and republicans have been working together and that mentality has spread up to the national level.
Bennett: I also wanted to ask you about the Michigan City Promise Scholarship, what is that?
Meer: We're doing a lot of things to redevelop our city, to stabilize and grow the population. The Michgian City Promise Scholarship was developed a year and a half ago and this year 33 students received $5,000.00 per year for 4 years of higher learning in Indiana. We believe that brings a redevelopment and economic value from the value of a home.
Bennett: This is a big deal for your city and the state.
Meer: It is simialar to the Hammond Bound system and a Kalamazoo plan. The students are real enthusiastic about it and we're happy with this first year.
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Indy Works to Develop Next Generation of Leaders
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Interview conducted on July 25, 2018 at Conner Prairie in Fishers, IN. Photo by Fox from Pexels.
https://comcastnewsmakers.com/Videos/2018/12/20/Indy-Youth-Council
The Impact of Recreational Opportunities in Logansport
The Impact of Recreational Opportunities in Logansport - 5:11
Interview conducted at French Lick Resort and Casino on October 2, 2018.
https://comcastnewsmakers.com/Videos/2018/10/26/City-of-Logansport-IN
Building Leaders in the Hispanic Community
Building Leaders in the Hispanic Community - 5:49
Amid the embittered, national debate over immigration policy, the Indiana Latino Institute reaffirms their commitment to building leaders and celebrating cultural advancement within the Latino community.
https://comcastnewsmakers.com/Videos/2018/8/27/Building-Leaders
For the Sake of the Prairie
For the Sake of the Prairie - 5:32
Beyond the step back in time, the interactive exhibits held indoor and out...Conner Prairie is a force for good in regard to the environment, an advocate for child engagement within the outdoors and a fun place to "adult". Learn more in this insightful interview with Conner Prairie's President and CEO Norman Burns.
https://comcastnewsmakers.com/Videos/2018/8/14/For-the-Sake-of-the-Prairie
Conserving Indiana: What's at Stake?
Conserving Indiana: What's at Stake? - 6:30
From restoring a rarefied ecosystem in the northern part of the state (Indiana Public Media) to the never-ending campaign to get kids involved in the outdoors and balance the benefits of The White River (The White River Can't Wait), The Nature Conservancy - Indianatirelessly forges on with its mission to ensure that "people and nature can thrive together". Learn from Indiana State Director Mary McConnell on the many ways The Nature Conservancy is working to sustain better life in Indiana today and in the future.
https://comcastnewsmakers.com/Videos/2018/8/8/The-Conservation-of-Indiana
Artist Commentary: Phil O'Malley on Lois Main Templeton
Artist Commentary: Phil O'Malley on Lois Main Templeton - 6:17
The artist behind the current Indiana State Museum exhibit Lois Main Templeton: A Reinvented Life is examined by her friend and fellow artist, Phil O'Malley Interviewed filmed on April 25, 2018. Thumbnail photo provided by Arts Council of Indianapolis.
https://comcastnewsmakers.com/Videos/2018/6/18/Artist-Commentary
Addressing Indiana's Maternal Mortality Rate
Addressing Indiana's Maternal Mortality Rate - 4:59
In the United States, nearly 21 women die for every 100,000 births; Indiana's maternal mortality rate is more than double that. The United Health Foundation's America's Health Rankings Report, which uses data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, defines maternal mortality as when a women dies during pregnancy or within 42 days postpartum. In 2016, the most recent data year available, 50 women in Indiana died from pregnancy and birth related complications. The Indiana State Department of Health proves this rate is not showing signs of slowing. Representative Vanessa Summers has joined a committee to study this trend thanks to a bill put forth by Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb and stops by to discuss the details. For more information on this topic, please readWhy New Mothers in Indiana are Dying at One of the Nation's Highest Rates. Interview filmed on March 19, 2019.
https://comcastnewsmakers.com/Videos/2019/5/2/Vanessa-Summers
Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight: Jose M. Hernandez
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The life of Jose M. Hernandez began very differently than where it is today. Jose and his family were migrant farm workers that followed the harvest from Mexico; up into northern California for 9 months out of every year. While his life began in Stockton, CA, he has persevered all the way into outer space. Comcast Newsmakers Field Correspondent highlights his incredible journey in celebration of the Latino community and the successes of Indiana's own Indiana Latino Institute during Hispanic Heritage Month . For more on who inspired Jose, check out this NASA Feature .
https://comcastnewsmakers.com/Videos/2018/9/12/Hispanic-Heritage-Month-Profile
A Common Thread: A Close Look at Color in Fashion's History
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Today we stand in solidarity with our dear friend Rev. Edward Pinkney who was sentenced yesterday to serve 2.5 to 10 years on election fraud charges. He was convicted by an all-white jury in Benton Harbor, Michigan that was presented with no evidence of Pinkney's guilt. His conviction relates to a recall petition for Benton Harbor's mayor. He has been locked away for ABSOLUTELY NOTHING other than wanting to change the corrupt system we live under.
Homelessness is a major national issue, as well as a local one in the city of Rochester. That is why the Social Work Department at the College at Brockport brought Cheri Honkala to campus to speak about her firsthand experience as both an activist and former homeless mother.
To prevent herself and her son, Mark Webber, from freezing, she began taking over abandoned government properties, like vacant houses.


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Scripture reading for July 5, 2014
By The Jerusalem Connection June 30, 2014
Torah: Numbers 22:2 – 25:9, "Barak" (Devastator …) Haftorah: Micah 5:6 – 6:8 New Testament: Romans 11:25 – 32 Gospel: John 4: 21 –24, "Hayeshua me'ete hayehudeem" (Salvation is of the Jews …)
Netanyahu calls the families of three murdered boys
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Netanyahu: Hamas will pay for deaths of three kidnapped boys
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The names of the victims
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Israeli mothers try to shake an indifferent world
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Withholding names and information
This section addresses these ethical issues:
When should the names of people in the news be withheld?
Are some people both public and private?
Who decides when to name someone?
What other information might be withheld?
In addition to the issue of naming names in crimes or questions of possible illegal activity, many other questions come up about withholding names and information.
Most ethical codes will include a reference to showing consideration for people either not used to dealing with the media or those dealing with grief or shock. Children also deserve special mention because they cannot give informed consent. And there are often laws dealing with photos and speaking to children, especially in relation to crimes.
Rape/Sexual Assault Victims
Much has been written about whether victims in some cases should be named, given the high-profile nature of the crime. The general belief is that, given the stigma sexual assault carries in most societies, media should refrain from identifying victims of most sexual crimes, unless the victim is willing to speak publicly. Many believe it is more important to report their relationship with the accused and what happened, rather than the names — as long as these details don't specifically identify the person. The cases should then be covered to the end.
Sometimes assault victims agree to be identified. In other cases, a person may become well known as a missing person (e.g., the Elizabeth Smart case in the United States), and when it ultimately turns out that she was a victim of sexual assault, it is too late to remove the name from the story. (If the case is not such a high-profile matter, it is still possible to stop using the name.)
Some believe that if a rape accuser's allegation is shown to be false and malicious, she is no longer entitled to privacy. You might not want to identify an accuser simply because a defendant is acquitted, though. The lack of witnesses and physical evidence in many sexual assault cases makes it a difficult crime to prove to the high standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. If media identify accusers routinely in cases of acquittals, you might increase the reluctance of victims to press charges.
News organizations that cover breaking news sometimes have the names of victims of crimes, accidents or disasters before authorities have notified their families. You might have names from neighbors, witnesses or even officials.
One position in such cases would be to withhold the names until authorities have released them. Another position would be to publish names as soon as you have them verified. A middle position might be to wait until authorities have released names in most cases, but make exceptions if a person is prominent, if authorities appear to be delaying release of names for no good reason, or if you learn from family that the closest relatives have been notified.
Factors to consider in deciding your position in these cases are newsworthiness, the impact of reporting a death incorrectly if your sources are wrong and whether you would want to learn of a loved one's death through the media.
There have been a number of high-profile suicides by teens with allegations they were bullied or cyberbullied. In these cases, the parents have come forward with their names and stories, and the names of the potential bullies have not been reported. Many news organizations wrestle with the question of naming these accused bullies before they are charged with any crime. If formal charges are filed against a minor, the news organization can refer to its own policy on identifying minors charged with crimes.
Some news organizations also decide to withhold details of suicides or not to report on suicides unless they happened in public or involved public figures or important public issues. See the separate module on suicides.
Kidnap victims/journalists
Few support a double standard in identifying kidnap victims, whether they are journalists or not. The essential need is to balance the safety of the individual with the public's need to know — especially in the case of a prominent person. Questions to ask include what do the kidnappers know? Do they know whom they've kidnapped?
As to reporting on the kidnap itself, sometimes it's easier to free a hostage if there is no publicity. In other cases, publicity helps — especially if, for instance, it's to make clear that a person is a journalist, businessperson, or priest and not a spy.
Mass killers
There is a growing sentiment that the names of mass killers should not be mentioned, or more realistically, that their names and photos should not be the focus of the news. This is because they often seek attention in their acts and feeding that could fuel copycats.
Most news organizations still identify mass killers, though, saying their identities and information about them are important parts of the story. These organizations say there is great curiosity about these people and a public policy value to identifying what turns them into murderers. It can be equally important to understand what made the person commit the crime, as to tell the stories of the victims. Still, some of these organizations try to avoid constantly showing photos of people accused of mass killings.
People facing intolerance in their societies
Madeleine Bair of WITNESS notes that in some nations and situations, identifying gay people and activists against government policies may cause them danger.
Information involving public safety, security and military operations
Many journalists agree to withhold information that could give away imminent police and military operations. In Paris in January 2015, television stations were accused of revealing on the air the locations of people hiding from terrorists who had seized their workplaces. Many journalists agree that such information should not be broadcast because attackers are likely to be able to watch the coverage. Journalists accompanying military units also often agree to maintain "operational security."
At the same time, the question arises as to what truly should be secret. Edward Snowden claimed that material about NSA activities he revealed was an important subject for public debate. Computer hackers who attacked Sony Pictures in December 2014 revealed newsworthy information about the company. Should such material be received and quoted by news media? The short answer is, it depends. Have laws been clearly violated, or is there another compelling reason for public disclosure? Is anyone's life at risk? Is there any harm in waiting to disclose the information?
Public/private people
At what point do private people, such as family members of politicians, become part of the narrative? Many journalists believe this depends in part on how public the family members have become or whether family matters reflect any hypocrisy or misconduct by an official.
Similar questions arise in the situation of private people who are suddenly thrust into the public eye because of news events that involve them. As you decide how much attention their personal lives merit, consider questions such as how willingly they embrace or exploit the attention, how relevant their private lives are to the public issue that thrust them into the spotlight, and how open they are being about the matter in social media.
Whose decision to name names?
The decision to name people involved in certain situations is sometimes controlled by law, but more often by societal conventions. In some cases, journalists may even take a calculated risk in terms of the law if they believe that identifying someone is clearly to the public's benefit.
It is interesting to consider the impact of the EU right to privacy convention and how that is affecting the freedom of expression in journalism. The other idea gaining ground in Europe especially is the "right to be forgotten." How will that mesh with a permanent, online, easily accessible journalism?
The main author of this section is Sylvia Stead of the Toronto Globe and Mail, with some material added by Steve Buttry of Louisiana State University.
See the sections on "Children: coverage, images and interviews," "Mental health and suicide," "Privacy and reporting on personal lives" and "Hostage situations."
European court of human rights privacy criteria hampers media – legal experts
The Conflict Between a "Right to Be Forgotten" & Speech/Press Freedoms
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Ethics of Media Withholding Information About Kidnapped Journalists
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Naming Names
Press Council of Ireland Code of Practice
New York Times: Guidelines on Our Integrity
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The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct
The Online News Association's Build Your Own Ethics Code project is designed to help news organizations, startups and individual bloggers and journalists create codes that reflect their own journalistic principles.
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