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John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born in Brookline, Massachusetts, on May 29, 1917. Graduating from Harvard in 1940, he entered the Navy. On his return from the war, John F. Kennedy became a democratic congressman for the Boston area, and in 1953 he advanced to the Senate. 1961 JFK was appointed President of the United States of America.
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I attended the second International Conference on Shared Parenting in Bonn, Germany in December, 2015. This was organized by the International Council on Shared Parenting (ICSP) and the conference was chaired by Canada's Dr. Ed Kruk.
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As a presenter, I gave a session on the political aspects of implementing shared parenting and equality of parents with some pertinent examples and approaches from Canada. It was very well received and led to numerous discussions with participants from other countries and many requests for follow-up on politics, organization and sharing strategies and tactics.
In addition to plenary sessions at the beginning and at the end which gathered and organized the academic research and other presentations, there were 4 workshop streams: 1. Societal Framework in varied Legal and Cultural Environments; 2) Legislation for Shared Parenting (a stream I followed most closely) 3) The role of family mediation in Shared Parenting and 4) Best practices to reduce high conflict and family violence.
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Jim Crow and Capitalism
Posted on December 28, 2009 October 14, 2017 in Race & Politics with 8 Comments. Printer Friendly
"Prejudice is free but discrimination has costs" Thomas Sowell
Two earlier HistoryHalf posts addressed the relationship between slavery and economic progress, or lack thereof, in the United States. One post makes the case that standard textbook portrayals of black slavery as an important underpinning of American economic growth are false. The other post describes the slave system as an economic liability that destined the South to lose the Civil War.
This week's post is about the continued economic backwardness of the states of the old Confederacy during the Jim Crow era, and the explosion of productivity and profit that the Southern states have enjoyed since the Federal Government brought a forcible end to racial segregation.
State Mandated Segregation
From the end of post-Civil War Reconstruction, Southern states and cities passed laws discriminating against black citizens purely on the basis of race. In 1894 a black man named Homer Plessy sued to overturn a Louisiana law requiring railroads to carry white and black passengers in separate cars. His case, famous in the history books as the Plessy v. Ferguson case, went all the way to the US Supreme Court, which ruled against him. For the next several decades Southern governments were able to claim Supreme Court backing for the segregation policies they imposed on Southern businesses.
The freshman textbook America's Promise offers a fairly standard portrayal of the importance of the Plessy v. Ferguson decision, saying that the decision cleared the way for "state-sanctioned segregation of public facilities." But segregation policies like the one that prompted the Plessy v. Ferguson case were not just "sanctioned" by the states. It would be more accurate to describe the Jim Crow laws of that time as state mandated segregation. The laws were imposed by Southern governments, and for-profit businesses frequently resisted or ignored segregation laws, often for reasons that had nothing to do with a desire for racial equality or justice.
If all of the South's business owners had been eager to segregate their employees and customers by race, there would have been no reason for white racists to resort to government power to force the issue. But businesses, unlike governments, have to earn a profit to survive. Most railroad managers would rather operate one passenger car, full; than operate one car half-full of black customers and another car half-full of white folks.
Chaffing at Segregation
Economist Thomas Sowell cites several examples of for-profit businesses resisting segregation laws in his book Preferential Policies, An International Perspective:
Segregation into smoking and non-smoking sections is significant because it was done on the initiative of streetcar companies themselves, while some of those same companies publicly opposed the imposition of racially segregated seating by law when such legislation was first proposed. Even after such Jim Crow laws were passed, the streetcar company in Mobile initially refused to comply, and in Montgomery it was reported in the early years that blacks simply continued to sit wherever they pleased. In Jacksonville, the streetcar company delayed enforcing the segregation seating law of 1901 until 1905. Georgia's state law of 1891 segregating the races was ignored by the streetcar companies in Augusta until 1898, in Savannah until 1899, and in the latter city was not fully enforced until 1906. In Mobile, the streetcar company publicly refused to enforce the Jim Crow laws of 1902, until its streetcar conductors began to be arrested and fined for non-compliance with the law. In Tennessee, the streetcar company opposed the state legislation imposing Jim Crow seating in 1903, delayed enforcement after the law was passed, and eventually was able to get the state courts to declare it unconstitutional.1
Being forced to provide separate facilities for black and white customers was not the only burden businesses faced in the Jim Crow South. Some Southern states banned blacks from holding certain kinds of jobs; others required segregated workplaces. Even when companies were theoretically permitted to hire blacks for high-paying jobs, finding qualified employees was made more difficult by government policies that blocked Southern blacks from getting a decent education in K-12, then barred even qualified black graduates from higher education.
Reaching the Fortune 500
A look at back issues of Fortune Magazine's annual Fortune 500 issue offers an interesting insight into the difficulties that the Jim Crow laws imposed on Southern businesses, and the economic benefits Southern states have enjoyed since being forced to remove segregation laws from their books.
The eleven states of the old Confederacy2 only boasted twenty-nine companies that had managed to grow their way onto the Fortune 500 by 1960.3 This was roughly six years after the Supreme Court's famous Brown v. Board of Education decision declared segregated school systems unconstitutional, and before any educational advances facilitated by Brown v. Board had had much effect on the overall educational level of the Southern workforce.
The 1964 Civil Rights Act signed into law by President Johnson on July 2nd of that year gave teeth to the Brown v. Board decision. It also explicitly forbad segregation in the workplace and in "public accommodations;" including restaurants, hotels, and transportation systems. A few Senate Democrats conducted a filibuster to block the Civil Rights Act, but the filibuster was eventually broken. Eventually 64% of Congressional Democrats voted for the Act. Congressional Republicans, being members of a traditionally pro-business party, supported the 1964 Civil Rights Act by a much wider margin. Fully 80% of Republicans voted for the Act.
It took a few years, a few court battles, and a few ugly scenes to put the principles of Brown v. Board and the 1964 Civil Rights Act into actual practice throughout the Southern states, but by the end of the 1960's the era of government mandated segregation had pretty much been brought to a close.
In 1970 the Fortune 5004 still only included twenty-nine companies with their headquarters in Dixie, but that would change soon. The elimination of the old government-mandated racial caste system would unleash an entrepreneurial spirit in the South that would make it, at long last, an economic force to be reckoned with. Southern businesses would soon be achieving growth rates that would allow many of them to displace well-entrenched Northern competitors.
The 1980 Fortune 5005 included fifty-one Southern based companies; still not a representative number for eleven states in a nation of fifty, but definite progress. The 1990 list6 included eighty-nine companies headquartered in these states. The most recent Fortune 500 issue offers a handy state-by-state breakdown, which shows that no fewer than 139 of the nation's largest corporations call Dixie home.
Aside from the obvious moral issues, institutionalized racism was bad for business. The foundation of America's economic greatness has always been free people making free choices in a free market system. Today, as some of the more-liberal Northern governments are piling new restrictions on businesses, the business climate in the old South looks more and more inviting to entrepreneurs and workers of all races. The recent rate of growth of Southern-based companies gives testament to the advantages of a true free enterprise system.
1Thomas Sowell, Preferential Policies, An International Perspective , William Morrow and Company, 1990, pp.20-21
2Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia
3Fortune, July 1960, pp. 132-148
4Fortune, May 1970, pp. 184-198
5Fortune, May 5, 1980, pp. 276-294
6Fortune, April 23, 1990, pp. 346-364
8 thoughts on "Jim Crow and Capitalism"
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Lincolnwasatyrannt says:
Forced association is just as bad as forced segregation. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was an authoritarian piece of trash.
Dann says:
Bravo ! Great article.
JoeD says:
Donny, your argument is that it took government to end Jim Crow laws which were a government institution? Really? Of course the free market couldn't end them, because GOVERNMENT ENFORCED THEM!!!!! That's the whole point! That's like saying the free market hasn't ended the Post Office! You can't really be that obtuse?! The Post Office, like Jim Crow laws, are kept alive BY GOVERNMENT! There's little a free market can do to end things that government wants to happen! However, since you clearly can't see it, it wasn't government that ended Jim Crow, it was people's attitudes. Society was changing. Politics is downstream of culture in our society, not the opposite, as much as leftists would like you to believe differently.
Kepha Hor says:
I understand that the rail and streetcar companies cooperated with the Citizens' Committee to pay Homer Plessy's legal fees.
If business owners were so against segregation, why didn't they oppose it? Not all states in the South forced segregation on private business, so why did it happen in Georgia and Alabama?
You also intuit that Republicans, being the "business party," voted for the Civil Rights Act on that basis. Does that appear anywhere in the legislative record? Committee hearings? Did the Chamber expend any resources opposing it?
It's also notable that it took federal government action and an activist Supreme Court to legally end Jim Crow- and not the beloved free hand of the market that Sowell likes to extoll.
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unPC says:
Great column, Al. Keep it up.
The press makes it sound like all us Southerners vote Republican because there's something wrong with us. We just hate socialism.
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I tried to knit some heavy socks to walk around the house in. It was my intention to felt them so they would be thick and sturdy. So of course before it was felted, it was really big and not knowing the process, my kids would say, "If that's a sock, it must be for the Loch Ness Monster!". So afterwards when they realized that they were very comfortable, etc., they ask for a pair of Loch Ness Monster socks. Not the name I intended but there all the same.
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All in all, an amazing weekend and hoo boy it's hard to pop back into regular life.
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And now, it's back to furiously knitting my evenings away while the snow piles up outside at an alarming rate. But I can't get too upset about the snow–I'm taking the kids outside for some ice skating, sledding, and snowshoeing this weekend and really looking forward to it.
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Julia is 72 years old. In the afternoons, after five o'clock she sits at the street corner. It is the busiest hour on the street. She uses a small bench and she puts a piece of board on her lap. Over the board she lays a bar of Nacar soap, a tube of toothpaste, her ration of cigarettes, lollipops, instant soft drink packages and plastic bags. She doesn't make much, but she makes some money.
Several times the neighborhood "Chief" has warned her. In Cuba it is illegal to trade without a legal license issued by the authorities. She hides, she feels sad but she has no alternative. She knows she is breaking the law. She is aware that laws are made to be respected, but she has to survive.
She must eat every day and pay the monthly electric bill. These are her only expenses. She receives a pension of 150 Cuban pesos a month (about 6 dollars). From this, they deduct 60 to pay for home appliances assigned by the State. That leaves her with 90 Cuban pesos to live on, that is less than 4 dollars. Her children help her out, but they too are unable to manage to support their own families.
What Julia makes will never turn her into a nouveau riche. Her "commercial activity" is economically insignificant. Selling on the street will never cause her to end up in court. However, It constitutes a crime, subject to fines.
At the end of 2008, after the hurricanes, she had to pay a 300 Cuban peso fine (about 12 dollars). Two plainclothes cops caught her red-handed. In addition, they confiscated all her merchandise.
She had to sell twice as much to pay the penalty and recoup the investment in the lost merchandise. She got the money with the proceeds from what she sells. She paid the fine with more illegal sales. However, Julia believes that what she does causes no harm to society.
She believes that stealing or begging are much worse and asserts that she will continue to break the law as long as they are made to be broken.
By: Laritza Diversent
Photo: A certain look, Flickr
Translation team included: Habanero and Statue of Liberty


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Q: Get an array with react native JS (even with stringify) Hello everybody and thanks in advance to help me !!!!
I'm using react native, my state is an array when i tried to fetch the model >
[{"__v": 0, "_id": "5f44dcc0a3da3a3008a71e5d", "sport": {"_id": "5f44dcc0a3da3a3008a71e5e", "club": [Array]}}]

Instead of Array, i want the data from my database. we did a fetch to get the data. We are beginners, it's probably nothing but your help could save us :D
Also my code:
this.state = {
      sport: [{club: []}],
    };
  }

  getMesClubs = () => {
    const headers = new Headers({'Content-type': 'application/json'});
    const options = {
      method: 'GET',
      headers: headers,
    };

    fetch('http://localhost:8080/inscription/sport', options)
      .then((response) => {
        return response.json();
      })
      .then(
        (data) => {
          this.setState({sport: JSON.stringify(data.sport)});
          console.log(data);
        },

        (err) => {
          console.log(err);
        },
      );
  };

  renderMesClubs = () => {
    return this.state.sport.map((element) => {
      return (
        (
          <View className="articles">
            <Text>{element.sport}</Text>
          </View>
        ),
        console.log(element.club)
      );
    });
  };
  componentDidMount() {
    this.getMesClubs();
  }

and my model :
const ligue1 = new mongoose.Schema({
  club: [
    {
      nomClub: String,
      classement: String,
      dateMatch: String,
      classementDB: String,
    },
  ],
});
const sportSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
  sport: ligue1,
});


You probably already know that 'Santiago' is Spanish for 'Saint James', and that Saint James was one of the twelve Apostles of Jesus. No doubt you have also heard the legend that his remains are kept in the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela. For many people this is now where they reach the limits of their knowledge! So what is so great about this person that everyone is walking so far to see?
Saint James was one of the 12 Apostles chosen by Christ, and the brother of John the Apostle. They were from a Jewish family. His father was a fisherman, but would have been reasonably well off since he also hired other men to work for him.
He walked along a little farther and saw James, the son of Zebedee, and his brother John. They too were in a boat mending their nets. Then he called them. So they left their father Zebedee in the boat along with the hired men and followed him (Mark 1:19-20).
Saint James had a special place among the Apostles since he was chosen by Jesus, along with Saint Peter and his brother John, to bare witness to His Transfiguration on a mountain. The miracle of the Transfiguration is regarded by many biblical scholars as perhaps the greatest miracle and a pivotal moment in the life of Jesus. Apparently the brothers had a fiery temper, Jesus called them the 'sons of thunder'.
Eleven years after the death of Christ, Saint James was martyred for his Christian beliefs in Jerusalem. His is the only execution of an Apostle mentioned in the New Testament. It is said (colloquially, not in the Bible) that his accuser was so moved by his strength of faith and conviction in the trial, that they publicly converted to Christianity and were martyred alongside him.
About that time King Herod laid hands upon some members of the church to harm them. He had James, the brother of John, killed by the sword, and when he saw that this was pleasing to the Jews he proceeded to arrest Peter also (Acts 12:1-3a).
According to local tradition Santiago had been preaching in Iberia – modern Spain and Portugal – before his death. It is said that Mary appeared to him on a pillar, encouraging him in his evangelisation of the faith. Following his execution, his remains found made their way through miraculous circumstances to the coast of Galicia, from where his followers took them to Compostela.
Around the start of the 9th Century the relics of Saint James were rediscovered and a shrine created in Compostela. The shrine became hugely popular very quickly, and pilgrims flocked on foot, horseback or boat from all around the Christian world.
It was later said that Saint James miraculously appeared in the 9th Century battle of Clavijo against the Muslim moors. The legend goes that he suddenly appeared and lead an outnumbered Christian army to victory. It is clear that this battle was fictitious, and it was most likely a fraud to get increased funds for the Cathedral or war propaganda.
Santiago is a patron Saint of modern day Spain and Portugal. There remains doubt over whether the relics at the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela are in fact the authentic remains of Saint James. However what really matters to the tens of thousands of pilgrims walking towards the Cathedral each year is the spirit of pilgrimage itself, and a common goal steeped in history.


Marguerite will no longer leave her house, not even on Christmas. She prefers to stay home, rather than take the risk of falling or coming down with a cold. She settles into the solitude and isolation of her safe, interior world. But just as she's about to enjoy a peaceful dinner in front of the TV, her doorbell rings . . . This is a touching story about overcoming fear and the role of chance in life.


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Gor Mahia captain Harun Shakava says he requested to be substituted because he was feeling unwell during Sunday's Caf Confederation Cup match against Renaissance Sportive Berkane.
The skipper, who started alongside Joash Onyango in the Caf Confederation Cup fixture, was at fault for the two first-half goals scored by RSB in the 5-1 defeat which ended the Kenyan champions' campaign in the competition.
Shakava was eventually taken off a few minutes prior to the break, with Joachim Oluoch taking his place. Following the defeat, the towering defender has revealed to Goal why he had a terrible evening in Morocco.
"I was having a severe headache and it became worse for me as the game wore on and I had to request to be subbed," Shakava told Goal in an interview from Morocco.
K'Ogalo was eliminated on a 7-1 aggregate scoreline and will now turn their attention to the Kenyan Premier League (KPL) where they are scheduled to face Kakamega Homeboyz at Bukhungu Stadium on Wednesday.


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In this episode, Takuya confronts Koji about his one major character weakness: being a dick to children.
After every digidestined in the opening roster has earned their wings, the first recurring villain shows up, kicks their asses and sends them all flying in different directions. Why any self-respecting series would follow the template of the irritating first episodes of Adventure is beyond me, but Frontier's giving this road another shot (no rocket beds this time, sadly). We find ourselves with an episode where the leader and the rival square off over how much extra protection the youngest team member should be afforded. It's basically episode nine of season one with more toys and fewer yaoi overtones.
While that one featured Matt getting over-emotional and paranoid worrying about TK, heads remains cooler here. At least in the sense that Takuya and Koji don't quite exchange blows. The tables are also flipped, where Takuya welcomes the big brother role while Koji chides him for tolerating Tommy's immaturity too much. What we end up with is a pretty interesting debate on leadership techniques, our first hint of Koji's backstory and a case where an episode of Frontier handles itself better than its season one equivalent.
In spite of Zoe and JP, Takuya has gathered the impression that he knows what he's doing as leader. Much of this has to do with Tommy, who has gained respect for Takuya partially because Takuya doesn't dismiss Tommy's abilities on sight and partially because Tommy doesn't know any better. After landing in the amusement park version of Laputa, Tommy doesn't seem to mind that they're separated from Zoe and JP. After all, there's toy robots and flying cars and cotton candy and junk. Takuya is very gentle about steering Tommy back on course, but ineffective at it, often giving in to the distractions himself. Koji has no patience with such nonsense and doesn't hesitate to tell Takuya.
The end result is a legitimate debate: in a sticky situation like this, is it all right to handle a kid with kid gloves if he's supposed to be an equal? Koji's arguments are spot-on. They're in a serious fix and letting Tommy hold the team back with his goofing around or frequent waterworks could have disastrous consequences. At some point before this ordeal is over, Tommy will have to be worked into shape. For all they know, their lives could depend on it. While he's right, and Takuya even knows he's right, he's such an asshole about it that Takuya argues back.
If it were just a matter of Koji being tactless in making a correct argument, that would be well enough. However, there is a lot to be said in favor of Takuya's approach towards Tommy. Takuya isn't blind to the situation. He knows they have to find the others as soon as possible and he knows that Tommy stopping to play with toys isn't productive. At the same time, he recognizes that even if Tommy is a fellow soldier in whatever they're wrapped up in, treating him like one at this stage isn't going to get the desired result. It's not so much that Takuya isn't forcing Tommy to go a more appropriate pace, it's that Tommy may be physically and emotionally incapable of it. Yes, Takuya does hold up the mission by letting Tommy indulge in some toys and rest after a nauseous carnival ride, but it may be necessary for Tommy's survival in this world.
Beyond that, the rest of the episode is your standard fluff, even the parts that don't sound like standard fluff like a bunch of jilted Digimon planning to get their revenge on the real world (that's pretty much the whole plot of Data Squad). Tommy is kidnapped by WaruMonzaemon, but after bawling his eyes out and almost pissing himself, he's seen happily playing video games with the purified version. The idea is that it's a solution only a child could come up with. In reality, it's a sad ploy to keep Tommy credible.
My Grade: B
After encountering the giant ball pit and the massive playground, the boys are sure they're going to find out who needs a ball pit that big, but they never do. It seem to be just aesthetic.
It's interesting that Takuya and Koji are often dismissed for being clones of Tai and Matt, but when those two had a similar argument in the Dark Masters arc, it was Tai advocating sticking to the mission, while Matt want to stop and give the others a chance to rest.
Seriously though, this is the first time Digimon even are shown to be aware of the real world. It should be a bigger deal than it is. The ShadowToyAgumon swear revenge because human children don't play with them, although judging by the popularity of the various Lego video games, that's probably not so realistic. Wouldn't we all kill for a Lego video game version of Digimon, even with the Adventure RPG that just came out?
When Koji confesses to being an only child, Takuya reacts like it's some sort of scandal. Future spoilers aside, is it so ridiculous that somebody could be an only child, especially someone like Koji who lacks certain social graces? Not much is said about Zoe or JP's families, but it wouldn't be surprising to learn that they're only children as well.
I'm shocked at Takuya's restraint in making fun of the castle being lavender without making a snide reference to Zoe's wardrobe.
Labels: frontier, Koji, Takuya, Tommy
A Day Without Me January 29, 2013 at 1:46 PM
Takuya's reaction is also pretty silly given that for Japanese kids its a lot more likely that they will be an only child. Even if we say, "well, he's a kid!", he's old enough that he should've cottoned onto that fact by his age, what with going to school with other kids and everything.
What's the name of the 01 Rpg?
Zoe mishap of the week:
-Taking a day off
Grasping at straws here.


The stability of artificial, sand-binding communities has not yet fully studied. A similarity index was developed to evaluate the stability of artificial communities in shifting and semi-fixed sand dunes. This similarity index consisted of 8 indicators (i.e., vegetation cover, Shannon-Wiener Index, biomass, organic matter, Total N, available P and K, and sand particle ratio). The relative weight of these indicators was obtained using an analytic hierarchy process (AHP) method. Stability was compared on Artemisia halodendron Turczaninow ex Besser, Bull communities in shifting and semifixed sand dunes, and of Caragana microphylla Lam. communities with different planting ages. The similarity indexes of the A. halodendron communities were 0.24 and 0.54 in shifting and semi-fixed sand dunes, respectively. The peak stability of C. microphylla communities was 0.55, and it was reached when these communities were 20-year-old. It is suggested that A. halodendron communities should be planted preferentially in semi-fixed to moving sand dunes. Furthermore, the planting age of artificial communities should be included in planting programs. This study improved the understanding of some mechanisms contributing to maintain community stability, and is critical for guiding the artificial planting in sand dunes.
Tang, Yi; Li, Xiaolan; Wu, Jinhua; Busso, Carlos Alberto (2017) "The stability of various community types in sand dune ecosystems of northeastern China: ". En: Revista de la Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias, Vol. 49, no. 1, p. 105-118.
Dirección URL del artículo: http://bdigital.uncu.edu.ar/9310.


Mr SPEIRS ( Bright ) ( 16:34:19 ): I rise to speak in general support of the Health Care (Administration) Amendment Bill. The Liberal Party supports the Health Care (Administration) Amendment Bill with some amendments, and further comments about this will no doubt be undertaken at the committee stage.
The arrival of this bill in the house gives me the opportunity to reflect a little more broadly on healthcare issues facing our state, and in particular the impact of that in my own electorate. Transforming Health has the capacity to place our healthcare system on a modern footing, which will enable it to sustainably adapt to the growth and changing demands that are part of our ever-changing healthcare landscape.
However, it is my view and the view of many healthcare workers, clinicians and many experts in the field that there are significant flaws in Transforming Health. Its lack of appropriate community engagement has left it lacking the support of the South Australian community, many in the health industry, and has shaken our community's confidence in public health services.
The issue with Transforming Health most frequently raised with me is the closure of the Repatriation General Hospital at Daw Park. This hospital is a 300-bed facility which employs 1,250 staff. The hospital is viewed with clear-eyed affection by thousands in our community who have first-hand experience of how it has cared for loved ones, supported veterans, got seniors back on their feet after serious illnesses or falls, provided palliative care for people in the twilight of their lives, and simply provided a quality healthcare service to those who needed it.
I recall that recently at one of my regular seniors forums held at Brighton, a local man stood up and told of how the Repat saved his life. He eloquently outlined how he left the Repat in a healthier state than he had been before the illness which resulted in him being there in the first place.
The closure of the Repat is defended as being a necessary step in the transformation of our health system. The government says that this is about modernisation and renewal, not cost cutting. I would have to disagree. The health minister has said in this place that the physical state of some parts of the Repat building are squalid. I draw the house's attention to the fact that any decline has happened under the watch of a four-term Labor government. It is worth noting that much of this facility is deemed to be state-of-the-art, with its rehabilitation facilities world-renowned and the skill of hospital practitioners often lauded nationally and internationally.
The incredible feeling in our community about the proposed closure of the Repat has been demonstrated by the more than 60,000 people who have signed petitions led by the Liberal Party and the many people who have contacted my office and the offices of my colleagues. Meanwhile, 44 RSL sub-branches from across the state have signed an open letter calling on the government to save the hospital.
I commend the efforts of the Hon. Stephen Wade for his endless commitment to the Repat. I have utmost respect for the many veterans who are maintaining the rage with an ongoing vigil on the steps of Parliament House. As the weather continues to be particularly unpleasant, their commitment to the cause is unwavering, and each day that I arrive here for work, they are still there. All power to them.
the leader of the Liberal Party.
I want to briefly mention the $3 million promotional campaign that has been undertaken by the government to promote Transforming Health. This is using taxpayers' money to spin the government's position and, in my view, is entirely unconscionable. How can a government seriously justify spending this money on propaganda and spin? This has included not only all manner of glossy flyers being churned into letterboxes across the southern suburbs, but also online campaigning, social media advertisements and even telephone canvassing.
The government is abusing the privileges of office by exploiting the Public Service and instructing public servants to undertake what is nothing short of a political campaign. This is not the first time public servants have been used as political fodder, and I am sure it will not be the last. We have seen the More Than Cars campaign and the pensioner concessions campaign used to spray the politics of fear into our communities. What will be next?
I think the state Labor government thinks that the opposition is simply harping on about saving the Repat because it gives us something to do, because it is something to take an anti-stance on and because it is a reason for us to get up in the morning. I fear that in a few short years the Repat site will be filled with trendy high-density apartments and urban infill. This would be an absolute tragedy for our health care in Adelaide's south. With that, I support the bill.


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Q: Python3 Pass parameters in the right order Firstly, I am unsure how to title this as I can't think of how to even describe my issue. (let me know and I'll update the title when I can)
Well, What I am trying to do is make sure that the parameters being passed to a function aren't mixed up. This will be easier to understand with some code.. The following is the code I am working with.
#clearing terminal.
def clear():
    os.system("clear||cls")

#Make master key for encrypting stuff.
def keygen(master):
    if len(master) < 100:
        clear()
        input('Password/characters used must be 100 characters in length or more!\n\nPress "eneter" to continue...')
        clear()
        return None
    else:
        salt = os.urandom(16)

        # derive | DO NOT MESS WITH...unless you know what you are doing and or have more than 8GB of ram to spare and a really good CPU.
        print("Generating key...")
        with alive_bar(0) as bar:
            key = argon2.hash_password_raw(
                time_cost=16,
                memory_cost=2**20,
                parallelism=4,
                hash_len=32,
                password=master,
                salt=salt,
                type=argon2.Type.ID
            )
            bar()
        clear()
        return key #returns bytes. You will need to base64 encode them yourself if you want a "shareable key"

# Encrypting the passwords with master key and AES encryption.
def stringE(data, key):
    cipher = AES.new(key, AES.MODE_GCM)
    cipher.update(header)
    ciphertext, tag = cipher.encrypt_and_digest(data)
    json_k = [ 'nonce', 'header', 'ciphertext', 'tag' ]
    json_v = [ b64.b64encode(x).decode('utf-8') for x in [cipher.nonce, header, ciphertext, tag ]]
    result = json.dumps(dict(zip(json_k, json_v)))
    result_bytes = bytes(result, 'utf-8')
    b64_result = b64.b64encode(result_bytes)
    return b64_result.decode()

#Encrypting
data = b'Hello World <3'
key_data = b'abcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcdeabcde'

eKey = keygen(key_data) #Returns bytes and will return "None" if what's provided is less than 100 characters.
save_me = base64.b64encode(eKey) #for saving eKey to decrypt later.

input(f'Save this key so you can decrypt later: {save_me}\n\nPress "enter" to contine...')
clear() #clears terminal or cmd/powershell window.

data_enc = stringE(data, eKey) #It is CRITICAL that you have the data you want to encrypt FIRST then the key.
clear()
print(data_enc) # Output is b64 encoded. --> eyJub25jZSI6ICJjQjhpWmc0MWhDWXBRVXdVdW53Q0pRPT0iLCAiaGVhZGVyIjogIlJXNWpjbmx3ZEdWa0lIVnphVzVuSUVkRFRXeHBZaTRnUkU4Z1RrOVVJRlJCVFZCRlVpQlhTVlJJTGlBZ2ZDQWdUV0ZrWlNCaWVTQjBhR1Z5WldGc1QzSnBJQ0I4SUNCaUoxeDRNVE5jZUdKaFhIaGpaVng0TVdWY2VHRTRYSGhsT1VOY2VHRmxKdz09IiwgImNpcGhlcnRleHQiOiAiZ2FDSjY4N2FGVjNMMEIyb01Ecz0iLCAidGFnIjogIkJBUjlmVzkzaWFESnUwckpSU2o3VEE9PSJ9

In this example code We have a KDF and an encryption function and some example usage at the bottom. My issue is that I DON'T want a user to pass to the function the data they want to encrypt as the key and the key as what they want to encrypt.
For stringE(data, eKey) If data is "abc" and eKey is "xyz", I don't want data to be "xyz" and eKey to be "abc". This can cause a big problem because "data" is what you want to have be encrypted and "eKey" are the bytes from the KDF to encrypt "data". If things get reversed then this can be bad and when you try to decrypt the "data"..you won't get the data you wanted to encrypt in the first place or it may error. I don't know how to solve this issue.
I would like to have a way to have what's passed to the function be what it is supposed to be and passed to the function in the correct order. I don't need the encrypt function to be working with 2 variables that are assigned the wrong data/mixing up the data and messing everything up. Hopefully what I am saying makes sense and is understandable. I just want the data for parameter 1 to be what it should be and the data for parameter 2 to also be what it should be.
If anyone can give some suggestions or can help, it'd be VERY appreciated! All I can think of is to have some if checks in the function itself to make sure, but I want to know if there are other/better ways to achieve what I want. Even if the answer it is a link to an already asked question that I couldn't find or didn't see, I'd still really appreciate it.

A: There's no way to prevent this error, but there are a few things you can do to make such errors more obvious.
First, switch from regular parameters to keyword-only parameters:
def stringE(*, data, key):
    ...

string(data="...", key="...") may make it more obvious that you are attempting to specify a key as data or vice versa.
Second, use static type hints. Even though both parameters expect str values, you can use typing.NewType to create, well, new types to represent each.
from typing import NewType

Data = NewType("Data", str)
Key = NewType("Key", str)

def stringE(*, data: Data, key: Key):
    ...

At runtime, stringE(data="...", key="...") is still legal, but tools like mypy will reject it. It requires the two arguments be constructed using Data and Key, respectively, "forcing" the caller to do something like
stringE(data=Data('...'), key=Key('...'))

which could make it even more obvious when the wrong type of string is passed as an argument. At runtime, Data and Key simply return their argument, but the two are not interchangeable with str or with each other.
Taking this a step further, replace the new types with actual classes that can perform runtime tests on their arguments to ensure the data is correct. This requires you to have some runtime test that can distinguish the value of a string as a valid key or as valid data.
class Data:
    def __init__(self, d):
        ...

class Key:
    def __init__(self, d):
        ...

def stringE(*, data: Data, key: Key):
    ...

stringE(data=Data('...'), key=Key('...')

The difference here is that Data.__init__ and Key.__init__ can (unlike the NewTypes above) do more to determine if ... is actually a valid data or key.
Since the first thing stringE does with key is try to create a new AES object, consider requiring the caller to create that object, rather than passing an opaque str value.
aes_key = AES.new(eKey)
def stringE(*data, *cipher):
    ciphertext, tag = cipher.encrypt_and_digest(data)
    json_k = [ 'nonce', 'header', 'ciphertext', 'tag' ]
    json_v = [ b64.b64encode(x).decode('utf-8') for x in [cipher.nonce, header, ciphertext, tag ]]
    result = json.dumps(dict(zip(json_k, json_v)))
    result_bytes = bytes(result, 'utf-8')
    b64_result = b64.b64encode(result_bytes)
    return b64_result.decode()

aes_key = AES.new(eKey, AES.MODE_GCM)
aes_key.update(header)

data_enc = stringE(data=data, cipher=aes_key)


"Ghostbusters is one of the most influential and instantly recognizable pop-culture icons of all-time," said Rich Collins, President and CEO, Big Tent Entertainment. "This mash-up bridges the generation gap between pop-culture fandom and blends two franchises that seem to share a common sensibility."
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Transportation & Homeland Security
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Bohls, Kent Pastor (Self), Bastrop, TX
Malouf, Peter Attorney (Self; The Bolka Family), Dallas, TX
Morstad, Tim Associate State Director (AARP), Austin, TX
O'Ryan, Anne Legislative & Government Affairs (AAA Texas), Austin, TX
Zgabay, Sherrie Manager (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Kearns, Dennis Attorney (BNSF Railway), Austin, TX
Preister, David Assistant Attorney General (Office of the Attorney General), Austin, TX
Downs, Ben Vice President, Bryan Broadcasting (Texas Association of Broadcasters - Chair, TAB's State Task Force on EAS), College Station, TX
Gaylor, Tom Deputy Executive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX
Phillips, Karen Chief Counsel (TADA), Austin, TX
McCraw, Steve Director - Homeland Security (Office of the Governor), Austin, TX
Arnold, Ann President (Texas Association of Broadcasters), Austin, TX
Cain, Randy Attorney (Texas Fire Chiefs Association), Austin, TX
Flores, Jesse Commander (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Gonzalez, Luis Major (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Ratliff, Thomas Consultant (Alltel Wireless), Austin, TX
Williams, Dave Executive Director (Texas School Safety Center), San Marcos, TX
Adejumo, Joyce (MADD & Late Son Mitchie Mitchell), Austin, TX
Birch, Glynn National President (Mothers Against Drunk Driving), Irving, TX
Brown, Kirk W. Legislative Committee (Texas MADD), College Station, TX
Chakiris, Georgia Regional Administrator (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration), Fort Worth, TX
Chealander, Steven Board Member (National Transportation Safety Board), Washington, DC
Lyons, Steve (Houston Police Department), Houston, TX
Roeber, Danielle Alcohol Safety & Occupant Protection (National Transportation Safety Board), Washington, DC
Van Wicklen, Matt (Family), Fair Oaks Ranch, TX
Etter, Kristin Attorney (Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association), Austin, TX
Lopez, Carlos Director Traffic Operation (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX
Housewright, Karen State Executive Director (Mothers Against Drunk Driving), Austin, TX
Suhm, Vic Executive Director (Tarrant Regional Transportation Coalition), Grapevine, TX
Gonzales, Luis Major (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Roche, Ken V.P. - Government Relations (Gulf States Toyota), Houston, TX
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Kaercher, Carl Director, Retail Technology (Super Valu, Inc.), Eden Prairie, MN
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Pathia is an ancient Parsi curry from Persia, it is hot, sweet and sour. Chillies supply the heat, jaggery adds sweetness and tamarind, the savoury sourness. There are quite a lot of chillis in this recipe but the heat is offset by the tamarind and the sweetness of the sauce. The recipe is adapted from 50 Great Curries of India by Camellia Panjabi. The directions are quite precise and a bit too fiddly I thought initially but if you go with it and follow it to the letter, it makes a really good, rich and tasty curry!
Serves 4 as a main or 6-8 with side dishes.
Cut the aubergines in half, sprinkle with salt and set aside in a bowl for 30 mins.
Rinse the salt off the aubergines, pat dry and griddle on a medium heat until soft and slightly charred with a criss-cross pattern, set aside.
Grind the green chillies, 2 of the garlic cloves and the cumin seeds into a paste (toast the cumin seeds first in a small pan if you want extra flavour). I used a Nutribullet and added a little water.
Heat the oil in a medium-sized pan and fry the onions until they are soft. Add the ground paste and fry for 2 minutes, stirring well.
Add the cumin, coriander, red chilli, garam masala and turmeric. Stir constantly for 1 minute. Add the chopped tomatoes and fry for 4-5 minutes, stirring from time to time.
Add the tamarind, the jaggery, curry and coriander leaves and salt. Taste and adjust the sour, sweet, and salt flavours to your liking. Add 200ml of water and bring to a boil. Simmer for 10 minutes.
Lay the aubergines out flat in an oven dish and spoon the sauce over them. Leave some bits peeping out!
Bake in a warm oven (150°C) for an hour until the sauce becomes sticky and starts to burn slightly at the edges.
Sprinkle with chopped coriander and serve with naan bread or brown basmati rice.
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