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function varargout = logLikelihoodJakstat(theta, amiData)
% Objective function for examples/jakstat_signaling
%
% logLikelihoodJakstat.m provides the log-likelihood, its gradient and an
% the Hessian matrix for the model for the JakStat signaling pathway as
% defined in jakstat_pesto_syms.m
%
% USAGE:
% [llh] = logLikelihoodJakstat(theta, amiData)
% [llh, sllh] = logLikelihoodJakstat(theta, amiData)
% [llh, sllh, s2llh] = logLikelihoodJakstat(theta, amiData)
%
% Parameters:
%  theta: Model parameters
%  amiData: an amidata object for the AMICI solver
%
% Return values:
%   varargout:
%     llh: Log-Likelihood, only the LogLikelihood will be returned, no
%         sensitivity analysis is performed
%     sllh: Gradient of llh, The LogLikelihood and its gradient will be
%         returned, first order adjoint sensitivity analysis is performed
%     s2llh: Hessian of llh, The LogLikelihood, its gradient and the
%         Hessian matrix will be returned, second order adjoint sensitivity
%         analysis is performed

%% Model Definition
% The ODE model is set up using the AMICI toolbox. To access the AMICI
% model setup, see jakstat_pesto_syms.m
% For a detailed description for the biological model see the referenced
% papers on the JakStat signaling pathway by Swameye et al. and Schelker et
% al.

    %% AMICI
    % Setting the options for the AMICI solver

    amiOptions.rtol = 1e-12;
    amiOptions.atol = 1e-14;
    amiOptions.sensi_meth = 'adjoint';

    %% Objective Function Evaluation
    % Assignment
    if (nargout == 1)
        amiOptions.sensi = 0;
        sol = simulate_jakstat_pesto([], theta, amiData.condition, amiData, amiOptions);
        varargout{1} = sol.llh;
    elseif (nargout == 2)
        amiOptions.sensi = 1;
        sol = simulate_jakstat_pesto([], theta, amiData.condition, amiData, amiOptions);
        varargout{1} = sol.llh;
        varargout{2} = sol.sllh;
    elseif (nargout == 3)
        amiOptions.sensi = 2;
        sol = simulate_jakstat_pesto([], theta, amiData.condition, amiData, amiOptions);
        varargout{1} = sol.llh;
        varargout{2} = sol.sllh;
        varargout{3} = sol.s2llh;
    end

end

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Covid-19 contact-tracing apps: the key data protection issues
Organisations intending to deploy contact-tracing apps will need to maintain high standards of privacy compliance, security and ethics to guarantee sufficient uptake and meaningful results
Bryony Long, Lewis Silkin
Published: 16 Jun 2020 11:45
Contact-tracing apps are gaining momentum as a possible way out of lockdowns, but their success will ultimately turn on the extent to which they are installed and used correctly.
Essentially, the contact-tracing process tracks those who have been in contact with a person infected with Covid-19 and notifying such persons so appropriate steps can be taken, such as self-isolation or testing. The goal is containment of the virus. While traditional contact tracing is labour-intensive, the hope is that digital contact tracing will automate the process, allowing for a swifter and more widespread solution.
Most major global health authorities are spending significant resources developing nationwide contact-tracing apps to tackle the virus. The NHS, for example, has outlined its own plans with the NHSX app, which people can use to self-report symptoms, receive advice and, in the future, elect to give the NHS further information so that it can identify hotspots.
Many private organisations are also looking into developing their own apps to provide safe environments, to encourage workers to return to work and the public to visit their venues. However, an overriding concern about the privacy and security implications still remains.
Google and Apple's contact-tracing framework
To help tackle these concerns, Google and Apple have combined forces to establish a contact-tracing framework (CTF) using Bluetooth technology, allowing links to be made between phones that have been in close proximity with each other.
When an individual contracts the virus or displays symptoms, they can notify the app and its dataset can then contact those who were near the individual during the past 14 days. The CTF does not track location, and matching is decentralised on user handsets, which limits use of the data for wider analysis.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), in noting that the proposals "appear aligned with the principles of data protection by design and by default", has given its cautious approval of the framework.
The NHS's approach
Whilst most European health authorities have adopted CTF, the NHS, along with the French health authorities, has rejected the CTF decentralised approach in favour of a centralised approach (whereby matching will happen via a server).
This departure from the crowd has raised privacy eyebrows. In the NHS's view, a centralised system will offer better insight into the spread of the virus, as well as any infection hotspots, therefore making it more effective.
It has dismissed the argument cited by the German authority that contact-tracing apps based on the centralised approach will have a significant impact on user experience unless certain changes are made to iPhone settings (which Apple is unwilling to make). Another criticism of the centralised approach is that holding the data in one place increases the risk of misuse and/or theft.
Another blow to the NHSX app has been delivered by a recent report by The Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR), which has concluded that though the NHSX app could potentially pave the way out of current lockdown, there are significant concerns that it does not in its current form sufficiently protect the right to privacy.
Among other things, the JCHR's report calls for new legislation specifically governing the app's deployment, with guaranteed data and human rights protections. It suggests various obligations, including:
A clear description of the limited purposes of the app, so that the data cannot be utilised for any other purpose.
A requirement that data be held locally on a user's device and deleted every 28 days, unless a user has notified the app they have the virus, or suspect they do, and has chosen to upload their data.
A requirement that all centrally held data must be subject to the highest security protections and standards.
Access to the data must be limited to those with statutory authorisation.
Prohibition on any reconstruction of the centrally held data to find additional information about a user.
A requirement that the health minister undertake a review of the app every 21 days, followed by a report to Parliament on the app's efficacy and privacy protections.
Powers for a digital contact-tracing human rights commissioner to oversee the roll-out of digital contact tracing, look into individual complaints, and make binding recommendations on data protection measures.
Despite concerns raised about the NHSX app, it should be noted that the ICO has been working closely with the NHS to help ensure a high level of transparency and governance, and is currently reviewing the data protection impact assessments relating to the NHS's pilot of the app in the Isle of Wight.
What are the data protection issues?
As contact-tracing apps involve the extensive collection and use of personal data, it is critical that users believe that their data will be processed safely, securely and fairly. It is therefore imperative that app developers keep privacy by design at the forefront of their planning.
Security – Though the security considerations will differ for centralised and decentralised CTFs, it is vital that the infrastructure of contact-tracing apps is secured with appropriately robust cryptographic and security techniques. The ICO recommends applying security techniques to secure the data both at rest and in transit.
Data minimisation and purpose limitation – As the data is highly sensitive, privacy campaigners have raised concerns over the potential for it to be used for other purposes. The ICO advises app developers to be transparent with users about the purpose of the app (and whether this is likely to evolve), and only collect the minimum amount of data necessary to achieve said purpose. The data should only be stored for the minimum amount of time necessary, and users should be told the retention period and the reasoning behind it.
Transparency – Transparency is a standard that any app must meet to be General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliant. Privacy notices must be comprehensive but easy to digest, and developers should be transparent about their design choices, any risks their approach poses to individual rights, the benefits the app seeks to achieve, and the purposes of their app.
User control – Users must always be able to exercise their rights. This includes rights under the GDPR, and their right to opt out without any negative consequences. App developers should decouple functions (so users can benefit from one function without being compelled to provide data for another) and ensure users can easily exercise their rights through the app.
Legal basis – The legal bases relied on for processing this data will depend on the nature of the data, how it is collected, and its purpose. Although the ICO noted in its most recent guidance to app developers that consent is likely to be the lawful basis when processing personal data in connection with use of such apps, it has previously expressed concern about how the consent may be collected, and the impact on functionality if it is withdrawn.
It has therefore not ruled out the ability for organisations to rely on other lawful bases, provided organisations can demonstrate the processing is necessary and can be achieved by no other means. It has also clarified that although use of the app must always be voluntary, this does not prevent organisations from relying on lawful bases other than consent.
Finally, to the extent apps use tracking technology to collect proximity data or enable push notifications, the ICO has confirmed that it may not always be necessary to obtain consent under Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR), if use of such tracking technology is strictly necessary for the functioning of the app.
Responsibility for compliance – The named data controller of the personal data collected by the app will be responsible for the majority of GDPR compliance, but organisations must make clear to users the identities, roles and responsibilities of all parties processing personal data as part of the contact tracing.
DPIAs – The ICO considers that data protection impact assessments (DPIAs) are required for contact-tracing solutions, both prior to implementation and at relevant points through the app's lifecycle. Technical development lifecycles and any product updates should be built to trigger the right thresholds for refreshing DPIAs, so that an app is not evolving without being assessed by the ICO.
Engaging third parties – Where developers use third parties to develop and maintain the app, procedures and processes (as well as compliant contracts) should be implemented to ensure those third parties are invested in ensuring data privacy risks are minimised.
Decommissioning – Decommissioning should be built into an app's roadmap, including considerations of whether the app will dismantle itself once the crisis ends, and steps that will be taken to erase or anonymise the data once the contact-tracing purposes are redundant. A decommissioning process must be independently verifiable and auditable, and any decommissioning considerations should not only cover a general retirement of the app, but also instances where individuals uninstall the app.
Looking at further considerations, organisations will additionally need to consider the legal issues of deploying the apps in practice. Key questions are likely to be whether they can require their workforce, event attendees or visitors to install and use the app, and to report when they receive notifications.
While those providing devices to their workforce can mandate that workers download the app, those who operate a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) system will run into more difficulties and have limited powers.
Similarly, while a company can require workers to disclose some data to third parties, the data processed by contact-tracing apps is far more sensitive, and forcing an individual to use the app directly conflicts with the position held by the ICO and other data privacy regulators – use must be voluntary.
Much will depend on whether contact-tracing apps come to be adopted as part of generally accepted health and safety practices. However, if organisations wish to see the desired uptake of contact-tracing apps, they should make sure to abide by data protection law, and ensure the principles of fairness, transparency and proportionality are applied.
Bryony Long is a partner at Lewis Silkin, and Mithila Gupte is an associate at Lewis Silkin.
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Governance and data decentralisation are among measures that organisations can take to allay security and privacy concerns over contact-tracing apps, according to RSA.
Human Rights Committee chair Harriet Harman says current data protection law is not up to the job of governing the data collected by the Covid-19 contact-tracing app.
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in: Songs, Hero/Heroine songs, Hercules songs,
Academy Award nominated songs
Closing songs
Golden Globe Award nominated songs
Songs in Disney Sing Along Songs videos
Songs with alternate lyrics
Attractions and stage performances
Hercules: Animated Storybook
McDonald's Celebrates Disney Music - Volume 3: Hero Songs
Hercules (soundtrack)
Classic Disney - Volume VI
Dive into Disney
Disney's Greatest Volume 2
Ultimate Disney (2004)
Disneymania 4
Disney Greatest Musicals
The Magic of Disney
Now That's What I Call Disney!
Disney Baby Sweet Dreams and Lullabies
We Love Disney (AUS)
Everybody Loves Disney
Disney Ultimate Buddy Collection
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Disney Magical Musical Passport
Disney Sing Your Heart Out!
Now That's What I Call Disney Bedtime
Disney Peaceful Piano: Motivation
Disney Dreamin' with Matthew Morrison
Disney Peaceful Guitar: Breathe
Disney Goes Classic
Alan Menken
David Zippel
Hercules (Roger Bart)
Doping Panda
Lucas Grabeel
Kurt Hugo Schneider & Shawn Hook
D-METAL STARS
Matthew Morrison
DCappella
"The Gospel Truth"
"One Last Hope"
"Go the Distance" is the key song from Disney's 1997 animated feature film Hercules. It was written by composer Alan Menken and lyricist David Zippel and originally recorded by American actor Roger Bart in his film role as the singing voice of Hercules. American singer-songwriter Michael Bolton recorded a pop version of the song for the film's end credits. In the Spanish version, the song is performed by Hercules voicer Ricky Martin, in both the movie and the credits; this version is included on Martin's album Vuelve. Both the song and its reprise featured in a stage production of Hercules performed upon the Disney Wonder during 2007-2008.
In the film, the song is sung by a 15-year-old Hercules about how his peers and cityfolk treat him. The song is Hercules's prayer to the gods, asking them to help him find where he is supposed to belong. His prayers are soon answered as he learns that he is the long-lost son of Zeus, king of the gods. He is also told that he must become a true hero on Earth if he wants to rejoin his father on Mount Olympus. The song is then reprised to where Hercules leaves the temple with Pegasus to go on a quest to become a hero and it shows that he is willing to "go the distance" to prove himself.
2 Awards and chart placings
2.1 Music video
3 Shooting Star
4 Ricky Martin version
4.1 Formats and track listings
4.2 Charts
5 Other notable covers
6 Disney Parks
Movie Version
Reprise Lyrics
Michael Bolton's Version
Hercules: I have often dreamed
Of a far-off place
Where a great, warm welcome will be waiting for me
Where the crowds will cheer
When they see my face
And a voice keeps saying
This is where I'm meant to be
I will find my way
I can go the distance
I'll be there someday
If I can be strong
I know every mile will be worth my while
I would go most anywhere to feel like I belong
(instrumental break)
I am on my way
I don't care how far
Somehow I'll be strong
I know every mile
Will be worth my while
I would go most anywhere to find where I belong
I will beat the odds
I will face the world,
Fearless, proud and strong
I can please the gods
Till I find my hero's welcome,
Right where I belong!
I have often dreamed
Or a far-off place
Where a hero's welcome,
Would be waiting for me
Where the crowds will cheer,
And a voice keeps saying,
I'll be there someday,
I will find my way,
When I go the distance,
I'll be right where I belong
Down an unknown road to embrace my fate
Though that road may wander,
it will lead me to you
And a thousand years,
would be worth the wait
It might take a lifetime,
but somehow I'll see it through
And I won't look back,
And I'll stay on track,
no, I won't accept defeat
It's an uphill slope,
but I won't lose hope
Till I go the distance,
and my journey is complete
But to look beyond the
glory is the hardest part
For a hero's strength
is measured by his heart
Like a shooting star,
I will go the distance
I will search the world,
I will face its harms
I don't care how far,
waiting in your arms
Awards and chart placings
The song was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song and the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song. Both awards, however, went to "My Heart Will Go On", a song from Titanic. "Go the Distance" peaked at #24 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and went to #1 on the Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks chart, Bolton's ninth song to top this chart.
The music video for Bolton's version was directed by Dani Jacobs. It was filmed in New York, and features Bolton performing the song, intercut with scenes from Hercules.
Go the Distance was one of two songs written for the film, the second being Shooting Star, performed by Boyzone, which failed to make the final cut. However, Shooting Star is included on the Hercules soundtrack CD. The score for the original version of the song can be found in the Alan Menken Songbook.
Ricky Martin version
Ricky Martin recorded a Spanish-language version of "Go the Distance" from Hercules soundtrack, called "No Importa la Distancia" (English: "No Matter the Distance"). It was released as a single on September 15, 1997. Later, it was included on Martin's 1998 album Vuelve. A music video was also released. The song reached number ten on the Latin Pop Songs in the United States.
Formats and track listings
European CD maxi-single
"No Importa la Distancia" performed by Ricky Martin – 4:51
"Já Não Há Distancia" performed by Ricky Martin – 4:45
"Go the Distance" (Cast Version) performed by Roger Bart – 3:13
US Billboard Latin Pop Songs 10
Other notable covers
The most notable cover was Ricky Martin's "No Importa La Distancia" in the Spanish version of the film.
K-Ci & JoJo performs the song on DisneyMania 4.
Lucas Grabeel performs the song on DisneyMania 5.
Tim Driesen performed the song in a stage production of Jack and the Beanstalk.
Tarkan in the Turkish language version of the film.
Dionysis Schinas in the Greek language version of the film.
Alex Baroni in the Italian language version of the film.
Michael Bolton performed the pop-release of the song and features on the movie's soundtrack as well as over the title credits.
Fumiya Fujii performed this theme song in the Japanese language version of the film. A single was released on July 18, 1997.
Mannheim Steamroller covered the song on their 1999 album, Mannheim Steamroller Meets the Mouse.
Norm Lewis, Broadway actor and singer, covered the song on his 2008 debut solo album This Is the Life.
Jed Madela performed the song in the "Christmas With The Voice" concert during December 2, 2007.
The Maccabeats, the all-male a cappella group of Yeshiva University recorded an a cappella version of the song on their 2010 album, Voices From The Heights.
Vocal Spectrum covered this song on their 2008 recording, Vocal Spectrum II.
On 2012 album Disney – Koe no Oujisama, which features various seiyus covering Disney songs, this song was covered by Tomokazu Seki
David Bustamante in the concert/CD "Operación Triunfo canta a Disney" ("Operación Triunfo sings to Disney")
Matthew Morrison performs the song on his 2020 album, Disney Dreamin' with Matthew Morrison.
The song appears instrumentally in Wishes: A Magical Gathering of Disney Dreams and was to appear in World of Color as part of a Hercules segment alongside a newly recorded version of "A Whole New World" before both tracks were replaced with the film versions of "A Whole New World" and "Friend Like Me" for a greater Aladdin sequence.
Hercules OST "Go The Distance" by Michael Bolton-2
Matthew Morrison - Go the Distance
-HD- Disney's Hercules Action Game Soundtrack - Titan Flight-2
Disney Music Box ǀ Go The Distance-2
Disney Instrumental ǀ Makiko Hirohashi - Go The Distance-2
Disney Instrumental ǀ Neverland Orchestra - Go The Distance-2
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Go the Distance on Wikipedia
Films: Hercules • Hercules: Zero to Hero • Video • Hercules (live-action film)
Television: TV series • House of Mouse
Video games: Video game • Hades Challenge • Kingdom Hearts • Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories • Kingdom Hearts II • Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days • Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep • Kingdom Hearts coded • Kingdom Hearts χ • Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ/Union χ • Kingdom Hearts III • Disney Emoji Blitz • Disney Heroes: Battle Mode• Disney Sorcerer's Arena
Music: Soundtrack
Disney Animation Building • It's a Small World • Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom • Hercules in the Underworld
Entertainment: Animazment: The Musical • Disney Dreams: An Enchanted Classic • Disney's Wishes • Fantasmic! • Hercules: The Muse-ical • Mickey's Gift of Dreams • Once Upon a Mouse • Villains Tonight!
Parade: Disney Stars and Motor Cars Parade • Hercules Victory Parade • The Hercules Electrical Parade • The Wonderful World of Disney Parade
Firework: Happily Ever After • HarmonioUS • Wishes • Wonderful World of Animation • ILLUMINATE! A Nighttime Celebration
Halloween: Disney's Not So Spooky Spectacular • Disney Villains Wicked Gathering • Frightfully Fun Parade • Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular • Maze of Madness: The Nightmare Experiment Continues • Mickey's Boo-to-You Halloween Parade • Re-Villains! Halloween Parade • Rock on With The Disney Villains • Scream and Shout Halloween Parade • The Villains World • Villains Night Out! • World of Color: Villainous!
Original: Hercules • Hades • Pegasus • Philoctetes • Megara • Pain and Panic • Fates • Muses • Zeus • Hera • Hermes • Hephaestus • Athena • Ares • Poseidon • Aphrodite • Olympian Gods • Artemis • Apollo • Thebans • Dionysus • Titans • Cerberus • Hydra • Minotaur • Stheno • Nemean Lion • Nessus • Furies • Nymphs • Amphitryon and Alcmene • Harpies • Cetus • Caledonian Boar • Charon
TV Series: Chipacles • Hestia • Icarus • Cassandra • Adonis • Helen of Troy • Tempest • Circe • Triton • Galatea • Pandora • Medusa • Echidna • Typhon • Echidna's Children • Hecate • Canis and Lupus • Nemesis • Mr. Parentheses • Homer • Fear and Terror • Ibid • Antaeus • Prometheus • Daedelus • Morpheus • Kronos • Gaia • Amphitrite • Achilles • Theseus • Orion • Nestor & Meleager • King Midas • Melampus • Lavina • Ajax • Andromeda • Syrinx • Electra • Mr. Griff • King Minos • Tivius • Orthos • Queen Hippolyte • Momalus
Season One: "Hercules and the Apollo Mission" • "Hercules and the King of Thessaly" • "Hercules and the Secret Weapon" • "Hercules and the Assassin" • "Hercules and the Big Kiss" • "Hercules and the River Styx" • "Hercules and the Techno Greeks" • "Hercules and the World's First Doctor" • "Hercules and the Pool Party" • "Hercules and the Prince of Thrace" • "Hercules and the Tapestry of Fate" • "Hercules and the Living Legend" • "Hercules and the Return of Typhon" • "Hercules and the Owl of Athena" • "Hercules and the Girdle of Hippolyte" • "Hercules and the Bacchanal" • "Hercules and the Underworld Takeover" • "Hercules and the Comedy of Arrows" • "Hercules and the Hostage Crisis" • "Hercules and the Disappearing Heroes" • "Hercules and the Argonauts" • "Hercules and the Drama Festival" • "Hercules and the Phil Factor" • "Hercules and the All Nighter" • "Hercules and the Song of Circe" • "Hercules and the Trojan War" • "Hercules and the Dream Date" • "Hercules and the Big Games" • "Hercules and the Jilt Trip" • "Hercules and the Falling Stars" • "Hercules and the Golden Touch" • "Hercules and the Minotaur" • "Hercules and the Son of Poseidon" • "Hercules and the Twilight of the Gods" • "Hercules and the Griffin" • "Hercules and the King For a Day" • "Hercules and the Pegasus Incident" • "Hercules and the Big Sink" • "Hercules and the Big Lie" • "Hercules and the Prom" • "Hercules and the Spartan Experience" • "Hercules and the Complex Electra" • "Hercules and the Long Nightmare" • "Hercules and the Arabian Night" • "Hercules and the Aetolian Amphora" • "Hercules and the Romans" • "Hercules and the Yearbook" • "Hercules and the Odyssey Experience" • "Hercules and the Grim Avenger" • "Hercules and the Spring of Canathus" • "Hercules and the Big Show" • "Hercules and the Tiff on Olympus"
Season Two: "Hercules and the First Day of School"" • "Hercules and the Visit from Zeus" • "Hercules and the Driving Test" • "Hercules and the Parent's Weekend" • "Hercules and the Prometheus Affair" • "Hercules and the Hero of Athens" • "Hercules and the Caledonian Boar" • "Hercules and the Epic Adventure" • "Hercules and the Poseidon's Cup Adventure" • "Hercules and the Muse of Dance" • "Hercules and the Kids" • "Hercules and the Gorgon" • "Hercules and the Green-Eyed Monster"
Original: The Gospel Truth • Go the Distance • One Last Hope • Zero to Hero • I Won't Say (I'm in Love) • A Star is Born • Shooting Star • I Can't Believe My Heart
TV series songs: Send My Boy to School • My Town • Promethean Ditty • The Agora • The Bacchanal • The Man That I Love • Pucker Up or Let Him Snooze • That's How the Story Goes • Aphrodesia Dance • Love Is In The Air • Since the Light Went Away • Ain't Life a Beach • Can-Do King • Kronos Stone • What's a Mother to Do? • Sreamin' Grecian Teenage Blues • Lethe Water on the Brain! • One Good Man • You're My Hero
Ancient Greece • Mount Olympus • Underworld • Phil's Island • Thebes • Prometheus Academy • Atlantis City
Skull Pacifier • Armageddon Bow • Lightning Bolts • Mortal Potion • Trident
Disney Sing Along Songs: From Hercules • Musical
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Honoring the people's vote: Will the state do what voters directed in Constitutional Amendments?
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Excerpt from 1885 Florida Constitution. Photo edited and used with permission. Credit: State Archives of Florida.
Florida voters approved 11 of the 12 proposed Amendments to Florida's Constitution on Nov. 6, but in the days following, some residents and policy advocates wonder if Florida is destined to repeat its medical marijuana past.
Remember: In 2016, Florida voters went to the polls to legalize medical marijuana for people with debilitating medical conditions. But in the years since, the Legislature and the state Department of Health have fought to slow the progress of medical cannabis through onerous regulations and other measures.
"The Legislature has a history of attempting to undermine the will of the voters," says environmental attorney Bonnie Malloy, who supported this year's landmark state Constitutional Amendment 9, which bans offshore oil drilling in state waters.
Malloy's organization – the nonprofit law firm Earthjustice – knows all about how the state can ignore the will of the voters.
In 2014, 75 percent of voters approved the Water and Land Conservation Amendment. Under the Amendment, the state was supposed to use proceeds from an existing tax on real estate transactions to buy and manage conservation lands. When the state environmental agencies started using the money for salaries, equipment, and other things besides buying land, conservationists sued. The controversy is still in court, with taxpayers footing the bill.
So, how will the 2018 Amendments fare after getting approved?
It depends on how the Amendments are worded, Florida State University College of Law dean and administrative law professor Mark Seidenfeld says.
If an Amendment directs the state to enact a law, then it is up to the state to respect that law, Seidenfeld says.
Some of the Constitutional Amendments are "self-executing," which means they have an effective date. That date helps to determine how the law will be implemented, Siedenfeld says.
If the Amendments do not have a date, then Seidenfield says the law will "presumably" take effect immediately.
The situation also depends on what state department or agency the Amendment addresses, which can get complicated when more than one issue is part of an Amendment.
For instance, Amendment 6 – commonly referred to as "Marsy's Law" – paired an expansion of state Constitutional rights for victims of crimes with extending the retirement age for judges from 70 to 75.
So implementing this Amendment is up to the judiciary branch and it's up to a review board or oversight committee to make sure the law is being respected, Seidenfeld says. But when Amendment 6 goes into effect, it could be tricky to figure out how Marsy's Law applies to cases already pending, he says.
"There's a lot of interesting questions there. I assume it'll be applied on a case-by-case basis," Siedenfeld says.
Both the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida and the League of Women Voters of Florida say they will be closely watching Constitutional Amendment 4 – the measure to restore the right to vote for certain felons who have done their time. Amendment 4 will spawn roughly 1.4 million new eligible voters.
ACLU of Florida president Howard Simon says Amendment 4 "may be a lot different than medical marijuana" because it is self-executing and doesn't need additional legislation to enact it.
Simon had a direct hand in helping write Amendment 4 and says it was crafted "with the intention to exclude any role of politicians in determining who votes and who doesn't in Florida."
"When this provision goes into effect on Jan. 8, people with a former felony conviction – if they have served all the terms of their sentence – they should be encouraged to participate in our democracy by registering to vote," Simon says.
(Simon, who is 75, postponed his retirement from the ACLU until after the November election to see how Amendment 4 fared.)
Patricia Brigham, League of Women Voters of Florida president, says the League also will be monitoring voter registration to make sure Amendment 4 is being upheld.
"We want to make sure that our volunteers with the League start registering these eligible voters," Brigham says. "We are going to be proactive to make sure that those now eligible to vote because of Amendment 4 will be able to register."
"We are going to be watching very closely to make sure that it is implemented properly," Brigham says.
Florida Constitutional Amendment 9 bans offshore oil drilling and makes it illegal to vape (a form of e-cigarettes) indoors.
Bonnie Malloy, the Earthjustice attorney, says the group will monitor any legislative attempts to undermine the ban on offshore oil drilling. The Amendment doesn't require any additional legislation to enact. But those who represent oil drilling interests are "strong and well-funded," Malloy says.
She says that Florida's environmental community will act as government watchdogs and will be poised to get out any information about attempts to combat the Amendment.
Other Amendments that passed by a supermajority vote (at least 60 percent) include giving voters control over deciding the future of gambling in Florida; requiring a Legislative supermajority vote to raise or impose taxes; giving certain death benefits to survivors of first responders, and altering how public officials become lobbyists.
The only Amendment to fall short of a supermajority vote was Amendment 1, which would have increased certain homestead property tax exemptions.
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CLEMSON, S.C. – Clemson defeated Wofford twice on Sunday afternoon at the Hoke Sloan Tennis Center. The Tigers took the first match of the day, 4-3. The second match was clinched after a win on court five resulting in a 6-1 win by the Tigers. With the two wins on the day Clemson brings its record to 4-4 on the season, winning three matches in a row.
In the first match of the day, the Tigers clinched the doubles point over Wofford, winning on courts one and two. Alex Favrot and Luke Johnson set the pace, cruising to a 6-2 win over the Terriers on court one. Wofford then won 6-2 on court three. Austin Ansari and Arturo Pinazo clinched the point with a 6-4 win at number two. All three doubles combinations today were first time combinations for the Tigers.
In singles play, Clemson continued their strong play, taking a quick 2-0 lead with wins on courts three and two. Johnson started the winning in two sets 6-3, 6-2 at number three, and Sanon continued with a straight-set win 6-3, 6-2 at number two singles. Favrot then clinched the match, also winning in two sets 6-2, 7-5, on court one. The Tigers then dropped a point to Wofford on courts five and six.
In the nightcap, Clemson swept the doubles matches, clinching the doubles point two matches in a row against Wofford. Brent Lett and Daffra Sanon won on court three, before and Austin Ansari and Arturo Pinazo overpowered the Terriers, 6-1, at number two to clinch the point. The doubles point sweep came when Favrot and Johnson won on court one, where they defeated their counterparts 7-5.
Johnson breezed through at number three singles for the Tigers' first point, winning 6-2, 6-1. Brent Lett also won straightforwardly 6-4, 6-1. Alex Favrot fell on court one, before Ansari downed his Wofford opponent on court five, 7-6, 6-3 to clinch the match. Sanon and Pinazo both battled from behind to win in three sets propelling the Tigers to a 6-1 victory over the Terriers.
Clemson returns to the courts next Sunday when the Tigers play host to Auburn and Garner Webb. The Tigers take on Auburn at 11 a.m. and Gardner Webb at 5 p.m. Pending weather the matches will be played at Hoke Sloan Tennis Center.


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Haight and Love
Many spots in San Francisco are the domain of either locals or visitors, and people flow like oil and water into their comfort zones. Somehow, the Haight manages to get them to mix. The enduring 1960s mythology, the front-door proximity to Golden Gate Park, and the blend of hippie, gothic, punk, new age, and vintage styles are powerful tourist pheromones. Hipsters aren't likely to enter the t-shirt shop at the corner of Haight and Ashbury, but the high caliber bars and racks of early 20th century clothes and shoes are cool enough. If nothing else, the Haight is an unparalleled place for watching people, who would never otherwise meet, try to share the same sidewalk.
Sometimes the sharing doesn't go very well. Back in May 2007, the LA Times published an article on the culture clash in the Haight. They talked to residents who were tired of stepping over gangs and enduring abuse, and counterpointed it with accounts like that of a young woman who arrived in 1999 and found that "the only people who were kind to each other were other homeless people."
Some of the groups hanging out on the sidewalk have recently managed to make locals mad enough to initiate serious discussion of a sit/lie ordinance. SFGate, SFAppeal, and the weeklies have all weighed in on the issue.
The Bay Guardian's Tim Redmond has stated his favor of foot patrols - 2 SFPD walking back and forth on Haight Street all day. Chief of Police George Gascón has estimated the cost of this at "close to $1 million a year". So the SFPD won't effectively patrol a trouble-ridden street (which happens to be famous, and a tourist magnet and major revenue generator) unless we cough up an extra $1 million? And the $442 million that the department already has budgeted for fiscal year 2009-2010 isn't enough to include this because... why?
Gascón is pushing for the ordinance, which would give SFPD the power to issue citations and/or boot people into the criminal justice system for reclining or being seated on the sidewalk. Apparently, officers are unable to do anything unless a complaint is filed, and some residents are reluctant to complain for fear of retaliation. Chronicle's C.W. Nevius speculates that Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi's cautious position on the ordinance, even in the face of a rabid neighborhood contingent, is to preserve his liberal credentials.
Mirkarimi is quoted as saying that "the devil is in the detail and no one seems to agree on the legal details."
That actually sounds like a good reason for calling a timeout before throwing the pen at the ordinance paper. Gascón offers a simple answer to the question of whether a sit/lie law might lead to abuse: his assurance that it won't. According to Redmond at the Guardian, Gascón sees this as a way for the perpetrators to "get access to services that could help them change their behavior."
As much as SF residents enjoy paying to send folks on merry-go-round trips through police stations and courts, and despite the city's stellar track record in the rehabilitation business, I'd have to say this still sounds like a shady promotion. I've seen SFPD hassle clearly benign street musicians. If a sit/lie ordinance makes it illegal to sit cross-legged on the sidewalk and strum a guitar, will it then be the SFPD's discretion alone that determines who needs to be cited or picked up? How would the ordinance affect peaceful protests?
For anyone who has encountered the "thugs" ("bullies", "street kids", "punks") in the bullseye of this thing, it's easy to see why some residents want them out as soon as possible, by whatever means necessary. They're not the downtrodden looking to get back on their feet, they're not typical panhandlers, and they're not just passing through. They have no love for the community they've infiltrated, and they're relentless in their efforts to squeeze as much money from passing tourists as possible.
This is how they survive, and it's the reason why they're in the upper Haight, and not in the Mission or lower Haight. Locals are generally disgusted by them, and rarely give them acknowledgment, let alone money. It's the year-round foot parade of visitors and new arrivals, naive to the situation, who are their bread and butter. Or more accurately, their Marlboro and McDonald's. (This lends high comedy to the their outside-of-society lifestyle stance, since their faithful patronage of the tobacco, fast food, and alcohol industries makes them bigger contributors to corporate dominance and status quo than most SF residents.)
So if free money is what keeps them parked there (that, and proximity to the Golden Gate Park campgrounds), why not reach out to the source of the money? If visitors knew that they were hurting the community and enabling these people to stay on a road to nowhere, would they still hand over that dollar? Some would, but maybe enough would reconsider that it would make an effective intervention.
How about a giant bold-letter notice with the appeal, "Please Do Not Give Money To The People On The Sidewalk", and a subtext explaining the difference between abusive individuals and the Haight's traditional street musicians and hangers-on? If every single business from Stanyan to Central put that up in their window in plain view, it would at least send a message to passersby and constitute a peaceful but firm statement of solidarity from the community. And targeted retribution would be impossible.
Knowledge and awareness just seem like better tools for peace than expensive headbusting, or forced enrollment in the city's "industry of homeless" circus.
I really appreciate your signage suggestion. With all the additional budgets cuts heading our way, the costs associated with either foot patrol or legal fees connected to the sit/lie law is financially stupid. The money saved on signs alone should be used toward more important programs that are on the cutting block.
I live in the area and can attest to the fact that it's the tourists and newly arrived who feed this problem. I'm so turned off by what I see and have to deal with in that section of the Haight that I make a conscious effort to avoid it at all costs. What a sad state of affairs. Thank you for such a lovely, well argued analysis of the situation. The signs would certainly help, but I also think the SFPD would start to earn their salaries and a foot patrol does not sound unreasonable. Fewer thugs would no doubt improve the experience of the area for everyone--tourists and locals.
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Q: Connection between ASP.NET Core + MySQL at Docker Compose I'm with an error in connection between ASP.NET Core 6.0 and a MySQL Database in Docker containers.
Error:
workwise-aspnet-mvc-mysql-csharpemployeecrud-1  |        ---> MySqlConnector.MySqlException (0x80004005): Unable to connect to any of the specified MySQL hosts.

workwise-aspnet-mvc-mysql-csharpemployeecrud-1  |          at MySqlConnector.Core.ServerSession.ConnectAsync(ConnectionSettings cs, MySqlConnection connection, Int32 startTickCount, ILoadBalancer loadBalancer, IOBehavior ioBehavior, CancellationToken cancellationToken) in /_/src/MySqlConnector/Core/ServerSession.cs:line 433
workwise-aspnet-mvc-mysql-csharpemployeecrud-1  |

When running the application using dotnet run I can connect at the database at the container and make all CRUD operations as usual, but when running docker compose up and accessing the app by the container it does not work.
I suspect that is something different in the ConnectionString or something like that, but i couldn't discover yet.
This is my docker-compose.yml file:
version: '3.4'

services:
  csharpemployeecrud:
    image: csharpemployeecrud
    build:
      context: .
      dockerfile: ./Dockerfile
    ports:
      - 5255:5255

  db:
    container_name: 'employee_csharp'
    image: mysql:8.0.29
    command: --default-authentication-plugin=mysql_native_password
    restart: always
    ports:
      - 3307:3306
    environment:
      - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root
      - TZ=America/Sao_Paulo

This is my Program.cs file:
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore;
using CSharp_EmployeeCrud.Data;

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
var connectionString = "server=localhost;port=3307;user=root;password=root;database=employee_csharp";
var serverVersion = new MySqlServerVersion(new Version(8, 0, 29));

// Add services to the container.
builder.Services.AddControllersWithViews();
builder.Services.AddDbContext<EmployeeContext>(
    dbContextOptions => dbContextOptions
                .UseMySql(connectionString, serverVersion)
                // The following three options help with debugging, but should
                // be changed or removed for production.
                .LogTo(Console.WriteLine, LogLevel.Information)
                .EnableSensitiveDataLogging()
                .EnableDetailedErrors()
);
var app = builder.Build();

// Configure the HTTP request pipeline.
if (!app.Environment.IsDevelopment())
{
    app.UseExceptionHandler("/Home/Error");
    // The default HSTS value is 30 days. You may want to change this for production scenarios, see https://aka.ms/aspnetcore-hsts.
    app.UseHsts();
}

app.UseHttpsRedirection();
app.UseStaticFiles();

app.UseRouting();

app.UseAuthorization();

app.MapControllerRoute(
    name: "default",
    pattern: "{controller=Home}/{action=Index}/{id?}");

app.Run();

Just in case, this is the repository at the "docker" branch: https://github.com/brunogroth/Workwise-ASPNET-MVC-MYSQL/tree/docker
About the connectionString, i've also tried to pass the following parameters, without success:
connectionString = "server=db;port=3307;user=root;password=root;database=employee_csharp"

connectionString = "server=db;port=3306;user=root;password=root;database=employee_csharp"

connectionString = "server=localhost;port=3306;user=root;password=root;database=employee_csharp"

Also tryied to pass the connectionString without port parameter. Nothing new.
Hope you guys can help me!

A: I would use the connection string you tried:
connectionString = "server=db;port=3307;user=root;password=root;database=employee_csharp"

and also add the database to the docker-compose.yaml file
MYSQL_DATABASE: employee_csharp
as well as delete the command for testing purposes.
--default-authentication-plugin=mysql_native_password

You could also try to connect via a DB-Viewer tool to ensure that the db is accessable from outside the container.

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Fallin applauds passage of criminal justice bills
Governor Mary Fallin
Governor Mary Fallin Wednesday commended the Senate Appropriations Committee for its bipartisan support of four bills of reforms she highlighted in her State of the State address at the start of this year's legislative session.
"Our state prisons are filled to well over capacity so it is crucial that we make some changes to our criminal justice system," said Fallin. "These measures do not jeopardize public safety while addressing Oklahoma's prison population, which is among the highest in the nation. I appreciate the support of the Senate Appropriations Committee in approving these vital measures."
The Senate Appropriations Committee passed:
House Bill (HB) 2472 would give prosecutors discretion to file charges for non-85 percent crimes as misdemeanors instead of felonies.
HB 2479 would reduce the mandatory punishment for subsequent drug offenses.
HB 2751 would raise the threshold for property crimes to be charged as a felony to $1,000.
HB 2753 would establish means for broader use of drug courts.
The measures, all by Rep. Pam Peterson, now go to the full Senate. Sen. Greg Treat is the Senate sponsor of HB 2472, HB 2479 and HB 2751. Sen. Wayne Shaw is Senate sponsor of HB 2753.
"I am pleased that the Senate Appropriations Committee has approved these smart-on-crime, evidence-based measures that we carefully crafted with input from everyone who touches the criminal justice system," Rep. Peterson said.
Sen. Treat said, "We're first in the nation in the incarceration of women and one of the top states for the incarceration of men—but prison is an expensive route for nonviolent offenders, who can easily become hardened criminals after serving time with inmates in prison for violent crime."
"These reforms offer nonviolent offenders the chance to rehabilitate and return to a productive life in the community while saving millions of dollars that can be used to better educate children and provide mental health care—things that will also help reduce crime. I appreciate Governor Fallin's leadership in proposing these reforms that have had bipartisan support throughout the process. They're supported by the District Attorneys Association, the Tulsa and Oklahoma City Chambers of Commerce, and many other organizations representing a wide range of views. They all agree these are smart on crime initiatives that will move our state forward while still keeping the public safe," Sen. Treat added.
Sen. Wayne Shaw, R-Grove, said, "Drug Courts work. These individuals get the treatment they need to turn their lives around. They get their GED's, they find work, they become more involved parents, and they have a lower recidivism rate. In addition, there's a huge cost savings. Drug Court costs about $5,000 per year per person, compared to about $20,000 a year if we send that same individual to prison instead."
The bills were proposed by the governor's Oklahoma Justice Reform Committee.
They won the endorsement of several groups and business leaders, such as the Oklahoma Policy Institute; the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber; the Tulsa Regional Chamber; the Oklahoma District Attorneys Association; Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs (OCPA) President Jonathan Small; OCPA Impact; Clay Bennett; David Rainbolt; and Adam Luck, state director of Right on Crime.
The Oklahoma Justice Reform Committee includes the governor, House speaker, Senate president pro tempore and heads of corrections and mental health departments, with subcommittees made up of prosecutors, judges and law officers.
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Essay on Law
Hook Argumentative Essay
Type of paper: Argumentative Essay
Topic: Law, United States, Atomic Bomb, Children, Family, Nuclear Weapon, Crime, Control
Gun laws have been a controversial issue in the Second Amendment of the United States. For better gun control there should be stricter laws. The guns are supposed to be used for military purposes but the laws have also allowed individuals to own the fire arms for self defense.
American citizens have an obsession of owning guns. The United States law has made it possible for individuals to bear arms for self defense. Gun laws have become very important for governing the society on safe use of firearms. They play a major role in the decrease of murder rate and crime. Guns have been responsible for accidental deaths among individuals in the United States.
Problem/background
Owning of guns by individuals has become of major concern in the United States. This is because the guns have been abused by individuals. People have been using the firearms to commit crime such as accidental deaths and mass killings. Children, criminals and people of unsound mind have been able to have access to fire arms illegally causing tragedies that could have been prevented if care was taken in selling and storing of the firearm.
Opposing position
Gun laws are very important for today's society. The laws play a major role in the decrease of murder rate and crime. The laws reduce common incidences of accidental shootings that happen amongst children. With stricter gun laws across the country it makes it difficult for an individual to purchase and probably a few people to own guns. One would think that people would be more careful when they own such a dangerous weapon. However some individuals do not know how to use and store the gun safely. This is the reason why young children will find their parents guns accidentally and shoot or injure someone else or themselves. Due to the laws that have been put in place currently, people who have unstable minds or have criminal records can easily gain access and purchase such a dangerous rule. Some states such as England have illegalized the usage and ownership guns except for military purposes only.
- Evidence
Stringent gun measures in the country would definitely be safer because they would control the number of people who own the weapon. Due to lack of knowledge of how to store and use the weapon, there has been a trend of school shoot outs where students take their parents guns and injure or sometimes kill other students. The Brady campaign is one of the toughest firearm laws in the country. Its law includes a ban on firearm possession in schools and a ban on semi-automatic guns. These rules were broken by a shooter in Newtown. In Newtown 20 school children were killed because the user of the gun had not been done a thorough background check. In Aurora 29 people were killed because the person who had a gun in the movie theatre did not know that the military grade weapon was semi automatic (Williams, Llanos, Connor, and NBC News, 2012 P.2). These deaths are totally unnecessary and completely avoidable. With stricter gun laws these accidents can easily be prevented.
United States needs to limit the number of guns that are being manufactured. The person purchasing the gun should state clearly why they need the firearm for. The NRA (National Rifle Association) and politicians have turned the state into a violent Militant American where people turn against each other with fire arms. The country is turned into an unsafe and fearful place to live in. Guns that have not been purchased for their rightful purpose should be returned to local police stations (Sugarmann, 1992. P.32). No individual should be allowed to carry a concealed weapon without a permit. People should have valid reasons as to why they need to carry firearms around.
Insane people and individuals with unstable minds have been able to acquire firearms easily. Due to this firearms have changed the dynamics of violence. An individual who is in possession of a firearm will react differently from an individual without one. If the person is of unstable mind or insane the shooting will turn out more tragic than if the person was of sound mind. It is believed that the individual who is in possession of the firearm has an option that he did not have. The sellers are supposed to check criminal and medical histories of a person before selling a firearm to a buyer. Gun laws should also be strict on sellers such that if someone is injured by the person they sold the gun to they should be answerable to the law. With the strict gun laws their illegal sale would decrease tremendously.
Mass and accidental shooting have become very common in the country. The laxity of gun laws has encouraged ownership of firearms without much control. Stricter gun laws will make the country safer. This is because there will be a control on how gun are purchased and used, and who owns the gun and for what purpose.
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and the law. 2nd ed. Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC-CLIO, 2012. Print.
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