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Theology Thursdays: James Cone
James Cone was born in Fordyce, Arkansas in 1939 and grew up in the small town of Bearden. There he experienced the life-affirming community of the black Church alongside the soul-crushing reality of white racism. Through sermons, songs, and prayers that called on God's concern for their well-being, the Macedonia African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church taught Cone "how to deal with the contradictions of life and provided a way to create meaning in a society not of [his] own making."
Bearden, Arkansas had a population of 400 blacks and 800 whites. The whites in Bearden, as Cone explains, "tried to make us believe that God created black people to be white people's servants." White racism led to "separate but equal" schools, segregated movies and restaurants, beatings and arrests, and political and economic inequality. Cone continually questioned how the whites in his town could consider themselves good Christians, and devised - "but never enacted out of fear" - plans to disrupt their Sunday services and test their commitment to the Gospel.
A CALL TO THE MINISTRY
Cone was called to the ministry at age 16, and became a pastor the following year, 1954, when he went off to college. During his sophomore, junior, and senior years, Cone was a pastor at several small churches. He was also a reporter for his school, and followed closely the Montgomery bus boycott organized by Martin Luther King, Jr. Even though he didn't feel equipped to organize his church members, Cone "wanted to be like King," and was inspired to further his career as a minister by going to graduate school. He attended Garrett Theological Seminary in Wisconsin, and received M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Northwestern University in 1963 and 1965.
A CRISIS IN FAITH
It was the voice of Malcolm X that first made James Cone question his theology. Malcolm X proclaimed loudly that "Christianity is a white man's religion," and said that blacks should adopt an understanding of God that grew out of their own history and experience. He railed against a blond-haired, blue-eyed Jesus and a belief in the delayed rewards of heaven.
Still, Cone, then on the faculty of Adrian College in Michigan, continued to believe in the nonviolent, Christian love of Martin Luther King, Jr.
It was the northern riots and Stokely Carmichael's call for "Black Power!" during the Meredith March in Mississippi that led him to a crisis in faith.
CHRISTIANITY AND BLACK POWER: REINTERPRETING HIS FAITH
"For me, the burning theological question was, how can I reconcile Christianity and Black Power, Martin Luther King, Jr.'s idea of nonviolence, and Malcolm X's 'by any means necessary philosophy?'" (Preface to Black Theology and Black Power, p. viii.)
Christianity, as he understood it, no longer explained or held meaning in the turbulent years of the late 1960s. "I was within inches of leaving the Christian faith." If he were to remain a Christian, Cone would have to reinterpret his faith to respond to such demanding times.
James Cone currently teaches at Union Theological Seminary. He remains an influential theologian, an important writer, and an inspiring preacher and teacher.
This information was first presented by PBS.

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        return data;
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Le Quintette à cordes  en si bémol majeur K. 174 est un quintette à cordes composé par Mozart en  à Salzbourg. Ce quintette est écrit pour deux violons, deux altos et une basse (partie le plus souvent jouée par un violoncelle).

Mouvements
Ce quintette se compose de quatre mouvements :
 Allegro moderato, en si bémol majeur, à , 2 sections jouées 2 fois (mesures 1 à 86, mesures 87 à 218), 218 mesures - partition
 Adagio, en mi bémol majeur, à , 2 sections jouées 2 fois (mesures 1 à 23, mesures 24 à 82) ,+ coda 55 mesures, joué avec des sourdines - partition
 Menuetto ma Allegro, en si bémol majeur, avec le trio en fa majeur, à , 29 + 50 mesures - partition
 Allegro, en si bémol majeur, à , 2 sections jouées 2 fois (mesures 1 à 94, mesures 95 à 277) + coda 315 mesures - partition

 Durée de l'interprétation : environ .

Liens externes

  Partition, discographie et 2 enregistrements et appareil critique dans la Neue Mozart-Ausgabe.
 Fac-similé de la page 1 et de la page 32 dans la Neue Mozart-Ausgabe

Bibliographie

Quintette à cordes de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Mozart, quintette

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This site has been dormant for several years and many of the external inks no longer lead anywhere. Over the next few months, I intend to replace or eliminate the bad links and to bring as much of the information as possible up to date.
SI stands for Système International.
The International System of Units (le Système International d'unités), the official name for the modern metric system, is now the standard for units of measure in almost every country in the world. There are only three major holdouts with respect to complete adoption of metric standards — the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.
Both the United Kingdom and Canada have largely metricated, but some problems and inconsistencies remain (see Metrication Elsewhere). For a number of reasons, the United States is very much out of step with the rest of the world with respect to metrication. One of the consequences is the existence of a great deal of confusion and misinformation about the metric system, including the rather strange view that it is more difficult to understand than the "traditional" units of measure.
There is a need to dispel all the myths and to present all the facts. Most of the facts and the arguments are already available on the Internet, which has a wealth of information about SI and the process (and progress) of metrication. However, even with search engines, finding it all can sometimes be a somewhat tedious process. Finding the best sites is a matter of trial and error.
The purpose of SI Navigator is to make the navigation process easy and reasonably intuitive. Although original material will be included, the main goal is to simplify the exploration of existing sites.
Within the United States, the two most important sites are the ones maintained by the U.S. Metric Association (USMA) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). If you view those sites via an SI Navigator link, you'll find that they, in turn, provide links to other interesting sites. Note that the links to all external sites are in the process of modification to open those sites in a new browser tab or window.
The menu on the left shows the structure of this site. It will be modified and updated as time permits. Outdated links will also be replaced (again, as time permits).
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Q: Next.js derive content type from path extension path/api.xml = text/xml RAILS style Rails has a nice feature that allows to specify the optional extension in paths like path/api(.format) which then inside the handler is passed in as params.format.
Is this possible with nextjs routing too for API routes?
I'd like to enable this for all routes basically.

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Marked for Mayhem
By Chuck Hustmyre, Jay Dixit, published on January 1, 2009 - last reviewed on January 29, 2013
Street criminals are selective about their victims. Unfortunately, many of us unwittingly give off signals that mark us as easy targets.
Midnight in New Orleans. Lisa Z. was walking home from the French Quarter hotel where she works when three men stepped around a corner and stopped in front of her. When she tried to cross the street to get away, the men charged after her. "One guy clotheslined me," she recalls, "then choked me, threw me on the sidewalk, and jammed a chrome, snub-nosed .38 revolver against my cheekbone." Lisa was kicked, robbed, and then told not to move or she'd be shot in the face.
The men who robbed her likely chose Lisa because she unknowingly sent out signals that marked her as a "soft" target. Alone and encumbered by a backpack, she appeared to be a vulnerable person who could be easily controlled. "Some of these guys concentrate on people who are easy to overcome," says Volkan Topalli, a psychologist and criminologist at Georgia State University. "They'll target females, they'll target older people, but they're also looking for cues of weakness or fear."
Criminals, like their victims, come in all varieties, but researchers have found that they don't choose their victims randomly. There's a reason FBI agents begin crime investigations by creating profiles of victims. It's because the identity of victims—particularly if there are several victims with differing characteristics—helps investigators determine whether a criminal is targeting a specific kind of person or choosing victims opportunistically.
In the field of victimology, one of the central concepts is that of the "risk continuum"—there are degrees of risk for a type of crime based on your career, lifestyle, relationships, movements, and even personality, aspects of which are manifest in your behavior and demeanor. Some factors that make people potential victims are obvious—flashing wads of cash, wearing expensive jewelry, walking alone on back streets. Others are subtler, including posture, walking style, even the ability to read facial expressions.
Situational awareness fail!
The cues add up to what David Buss terms "exploitability." An evolutionary psychologist at the University of Texas, Buss is examining a catalogue of traits that seem to invite some people to exploit others. There's cheatability (cues you can be duped in social exchange), sexual-exploitability (cues you can be sexually manipulated), as well as mugability, robability, killability, stalkability, and even sexual-assaultability. "As adaptations for exploitation evolved, so did defenses to prevent being exploited—wariness toward strangers, cheater-detection sensitivities, and possibly anti-rape defenses," explains Buss. "These defenses, in turn, created selection pressure for additional adaptations for exploitation designed to circumvent victim defenses. This co-evolutionary arms race can continue indefinitely."
Nowhere does victimology imply that people who stand out as easy targets are to blame for becoming victims. Predators bear sole responsibility for the crimes they commit—and should be held accountable and punished accordingly. Moreover, many attacks are random, and no amount of vigilance could deter them. Whether victims are selected randomly or targeted because of specific characteristics, they bear no responsibility for crimes against them. But by being aware of which cues criminals look for, we can reduce the risk of becoming targets ourselves.
What You Don't Know Can Hurt You
In a classic study, researchers Betty Grayson and Morris I. Stein asked convicted criminals to view a video of pedestrians walking down a busy New York City sidewalk, unaware they were being taped. The convicts had been to prison for violent offenses such as armed robbery, rape, and murder.
Within a few seconds, the convicts identified which pedestrians they would have been likely to target. What startled the researchers was that there was a clear consensus among the criminals about whom they would have picked as victims—and their choices were not based on gender, race, or age. Some petite, physically slight women were not selected as potential victims, while some large men were.
The researchers realized the criminals were assessing the ease with which they could overpower the targets based on several nonverbal signals—posture, body language, pace of walking, length of stride, and awareness of environment. Neither criminals nor victims were consciously aware of these cues. They are what psychologists call "precipitators," personal attributes that increase a person's likelihood of being criminally victimized.
The researchers analyzed the body language of the people on the tape, and identified several aspects of demeanor that marked potential victims as good targets. One of the main precipitators is a walking style that lacks "interactional synchrony" and "wholeness." Perpetrators notice a person whose walk lacks organized movement and flowing motion. Criminals view such people as less self-confident—perhaps because their walk suggests they are less athletic and fit—and are much more likely to exploit them.
Head down, hood up -poor situational awareness. Body language says I'm not confident.
Just like predators in the wild, armed robbers often attack the slowest in the herd. People who drag their feet, shuffle along, or exhibit other unusual gaits are targeted more often than people who walk fast and fluidly.
That criminals are attuned to cues of vulnerability makes sense given that most criminals, especially murderers, are looking for people who will be easy to control. Even rape is motivated less by sex and more by the desire for control and power.
Sexual predators in particular look for people they can easily overpower. "The rapist is going to go after somebody who's not paying attention, who looks like they're not going to put up a fight, who's in a location that's going to make this more convenient," says Tod Burke, a criminologist at Radford University in Virginia.
"If I had the slightest inkling that a woman wasn't someone I could easily handle, then I would pass right on by. Or if I thought I couldn't control the situation, then I wouldn't even mess with the house, much less attempt a rape there," says Brad Morrison, a convicted sex offender who raped 75 women in 11 states and who's quoted in Predators: Who They Are and How to Stop Them, by Gregory M. Cooper, Michael R. King, and Thomas McHoes.
"Like, if they had a dog, then forget it. Even a small one makes too much noise. If I saw a pair of construction boots, for example, out on the porch or on the landing, I walked right on by. In fact, I think if women who live alone would put a pair of old construction boots—or something that makes it look like a physically fit manly-type of guy lives with them—out in front of their door, most rapists or even burglars wouldn't even think about trying to get into their home."
Distraction is another cue criminals look for. Some people think talking on a cell phone enhances their safety because the other person can always summon help if there's trouble—but experts disagree. Talking on a phone or listening to an iPod is a distraction, and armed robbers are casting about for distracted victims. "Not paying attention, looking like a tourist—having the map out, looking confused—absolutely makes people more vulnerable," Burke says.
Being aware of your surroundings, however, may not help much if you don't know what to pay attention to. James Giannini of Ohio State University discovered something shocking: Women who are the victims of rape tend to be less able than average to interpret nonverbal facial cues—which may render them oblivious to the warning signs of hostile intent and more likely to enter or stay in dangerous situations.
The same team also found that rapists tend to be more able than average to interpret facial cues, such as a downward gaze or a fearful expression. It's possible this skill makes rapists especially able to spot passive, submissive women. One study even showed that rapists are more empathetic toward women than other criminals—although they have a distinct empathy gap when it comes to their own victims. A highly attuned rapist and a woman who's oblivious to hostile body language make a dangerous combination.
Head up, eyes searching. Her look gives off verbal body language that says "I am aware"
Even personality plays a role. Conventional wisdom holds that women who dress provocatively draw attention and put themselves at risk of sexual assault. But studies show that it is women with passive, submissive personalities who are most likely to be raped—and that they tend to wear body-concealing clothing, such as high necklines, long pants and sleeves, and multiple layers. Predatory men can accurately identify submissive women just by their style of dress and other aspects of appearance. The hallmarks of submissive body language, such as downward gaze and slumped posture, may even be misinterpreted by rapists as flirtation.
Drinking and drug use, not surprisingly, also mark a person as a potential victim. "It's a robber's dream to knock a drunk down and take what they've got," says former Ohio detective Stacy Dittrich.
That goes double for sexual assault. Drunken people not only appear more vulnerable, they're also especially likely to place themselves in dangerous situations. Alcohol decreases people's ability to evaluate the consequences of their actions and distorts their ability to predict how others perceive them. And women who are intoxicated, studies show, tend to be animated, giving off signals sexual offenders may misinterpret as sexual interest.
The Resentment Motive
Many armed robbers have a chip on their shoulders and view life as inherently unfair, says criminologist Richard Wright, a professor at the University of Missouri at St. Louis and co-author of Armed Robbers in Action: Stickups and Street Culture. As a result, they often see someone else's success as a reminder of their own failure and inferiority. Worse still, they interpret outward signs of another's prosperity as a personal affront. "When they see people flaunting their wealth or driving fancy cars, they see that as an attempt to put them down," Wright says.
The pampered look and excess is in, it may also attract the wrong kind of attention
For this reason, robbers are especially apt to target people who are flaunting material possessions or even just displaying a cocky, superior attitude. Street predators have their own word for such behavior—"flossing"—and it infuriates them. "It's a very visible reminder of their situation," Wright adds, "of being poor, that they've got nothing in their pockets."
From the perspective of the perpetrator, the robbery balances the scales, at least temporarily. "It's a restoration of justice," Wright explains. "'You were putting me down. Now guess what? I'm going to put you down. You've got all that. I'm going to take it away.'"
Sometimes, however, indignation may be just moral flimflam robbers use to justify their own behavior. "In some cases, offenders need to manufacture motivation to commit the crime," Topalli says. Somehow, they need to justify their actions. "It's better to rob people who deserve it."
In the inverted universe that resentment builds in the brain, many armed robbers view themselves as the real victims in the world, a world in which the rich take their wealth from the poor.
Reducing the Risk
Grayson, co-author of the classic study on body language and exploitability, believes people can be taught how to walk in a confident way that reduces their risk of assault. To reduce the chances of becoming a victim, you can't look like a victim. "Walk in an alert fashion, walk with purpose, with your shoulders held back," advises Topalli.
Asleep with headphones on, you'll never see it coming!
Even better, avoid placing yourself in dangerous situations and stay aware of your surroundings at all times. Location is a key factor in street crime, particularly in cases of sexual assault. Criminals prefer sites that are likely to serve up few witnesses and little chance of being caught. Plan routes that avoid such locations.
And while you're at it, don't even talk to strangers on the street in isolated locations. One warning sign that you may be about to be robbed or attacked is the approach of a stranger on the street. The person may try to engage you in conversation. He may ask for the time, directions, bus fare, or try to tell you about a nice club or restaurant just around the corner.
Calvin Donaldson, who's been in prison in Louisiana for the last 28 years after robbing a couple in the French Quarter who asked him for directions, offers some advice: "Once you stop and let this guy engage you in conversation, you're opening yourself up," he says. "Some people you don't talk to. You just keep going."
How do you survive unharmed if you find yourself targeted? Cooperate. "They're not going to hurt you unless they need to," says New Orleans Police Department psychologist James Arey. Convicted armed robber Darryl Falls, who admits to committing more than 100 robberies, agrees. "The quicker you comply and give them your goods," he says, "the quicker they're out of your face." ( I do NOT fully agree with the above statement. Compliance is also a sign of weakness and will often lead to the victim having further harm done. We cannot predict the outcome of criminals and their actions. Cooperation is only a means to an end, we look to escape, evade or stop the threat at hand, we don't attempt to placate the threat but merely giving into their demands and rolling into a ball and hoping they leave us alone. Often times the criminal will not want any witnesses left and will execute the cooperative victim, regardless of how pleasant or cooperative the victim is- it is often times seen as a sign of weakness by the criminal. )
Some of Falls' victims tried to conceal jewelry to which they had an emotional attachment—wedding rings, for example. "I understand the sentimental value," he says. "But you can get that back. You can't get your life back."
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We did it! Democrats won all of the executive branch offices in WI: governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, and treasurer. So congratulations are due both to the great candidates we fielded (Tony Evers, Mandela Barnes, Josh Kaul, Doug La Follette, and Sarah Godlewski) and to the Grassroots North Shore participants who worked hard all fall with our canvasses, phone banks, and postcard writing. Congratulations too to Senator Tammy Baldwin who handily defeated Leah Vukmir. Early in this cycle she was considered to be quite vulnerable, but it certainly did not turn out that way. We also made important inroads in Waukesha county! We need to build on our successes and to go at it again in the spring when we support a candidate for Justice Shirley Abrahamson's seat on Wisconsin's Supreme Court. But that is a subject for another day and another newsletter!
What our decisive vote at the executive level means: Evers intends to accept the Medicaid expansion, make sure public schools are fully funded, create new measures of accountability for voucher schools, and try to reinstate collective bargaining for public employees. How much he can do on his own remans to be seen. He's unlikely to get much cooperation from a legislature that is at least as dominated by Republicans as it has been under Walker. Meanwhile, Josh Kaul has promised to withdraw Wisconsin from the lawsuit that seeks to overturn the Affordable Care Act (also known at Obamacare).
Because there is a limit to what the executive officers can do on their own, that brings us to the pernicious effects of gerrymandering. Getting rid of political gerrymandering has wide, bipartisan support across the country. Nonpartisan commissions of various types were approved by referenda in Michigan, Missouri, and Colorado (also possibly Utah). Ohio had passed such an initiative earlier this year. A few days ago, a panel of three judges ruled unanimously that Maryland must redraw its congressional district maps before the 2020 election. In Pennsylvania, the state supreme court ordered a new congressional map for the 2018 elections, resulting in gains for Democrats. Democrats in North Carolina hope that their own state supreme court will follow Pennsylvania's example.
Here in Wisconsin we do not have recourse to a ballot initiative that can itself alter the way both state and federal districts are drawn. Nevertheless, ballot initiatives were passed by huge margins in five Wisconsin counties: Eau Claire (74%), Sauk (72%), Outgamie (72%), Winnebago (69%), and Lincoln (65%). Of the 72 counties in Wisconsin, 41 have passed a county resolution supporting nonpartisan legislative and congressional redistricting.
But the results of the last election show how unbeatable the GOP gerrymander in this state is. According to the Fair Elections Project and Wisconsin Voices, although only 45% of the votes cast for state Assembly went to Republicans, they held onto 63% of the seats in the Assembly. As the press release from those two organizations makes clear, the state Assembly make-up seriously misrepresents the preferences of Wisconsin voters.
But we do have two potential avenues of change. On April 2, a new challenge to the Republican-drawn legislative boundaries will be heard by the same 3-judge panel that ruled the state's maps unconstitutional when it last heard the case. (It was returned to Wisconsin for a new trial by the US Supreme Court on a technical issue involving the standing of those who filed the original suit.) A second lawsuit from the Assembly Democratic Campaign Committee has also been filed and may be consolidated with the Democratic voters' case (Wisconsin State Journal, 11/8/2018).
Our second avenue relies on our new governor. The legislature can send Governor Evers its preferred new map in 2021, but Governor Evers can veto it if he finds it as politically gerrymandered as the current map. If the governor and the legislature are at an impasse, judges will have to draw fair maps, as they did in 1981, 1991, and 2001.
The bottom line is this: the struggle for fairness continues in Wisconsin just as it more publicly continues in Georgia and Florida. Democrats had a very good night on November 6, 2018 — taking back the majority in the US House of Representatives, taking at leaset 7 governorships and several state legislatures — but voter suppression remains rampant across the country. Labor rights and human rights remain under attack. Immigrants, LBGTQ communities, Jews, and Muslims (to name only a few of the biggest "out" groups) remain threatened everywhere. We can heave a sigh of relief about the elections we just won, but we cannot rest on those laurels. Once we have had a few days of respite, we need to take up our tasks again.
The events list is quite short this week and probably will stay relatively calm through the holidays, but I urge you to take this moment to support Grassroots North Shore, and the Democratic Party of Milwaukee County, the Democratic Party of Ozaukee County, and the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. All of these organizations need new blood and more treasure!
Mercy Housing's "Live in Hope" reception is a fun, inspiring event that engages community leaders to raise money to provide affordable homes and services to enable Milwaukee residents to work towards greater economic self-sufficiency. Cosponsored by Boswell Book Co. This year's reception features speaker Peter Edelman. A nationally known expert on poverty, Peter Edelman, author of Not a Crime to Be Poor, shows how not having money has been criminalized and shines a light on lawyers, activists, and policy makers working for a more humane approach. Registration for this event is $60, $45 for students, and sponsorship levels are available as well.
Law professor Deborah W. Denno, Fordham Law School, will discuss how courts in criminal cases respond to childhood trauma. Taking cases from an original, large-scale, empirical research project, this lecture will assess the extent to which, and the methods whereby, courts in criminal cases weigh and respond to trauma experienced by defendants, in their past, as children. RSVP required.
Reggie Jackson, Head Griot of America's Black Holocaust Museum, will speak at a free public lecture series about the history and current impacts of the devaluation of black lives. This session will explain: What legal methods of control kept African Americans in slavery for 250 years; where, when and why did night riding, lynching, and race riots happen – and what repercussions from these are still felt today; how did the current relationship between the police and Black community evolve; what accounts for the racial disparities in incarceration and the death penalty? RSVP (only for free child care).
At this forum, hear from experts who work to address lead issues,including lead-based paint in homes and in drinking water from lead pipes. Presenters: Michael Stevenson, Public Health Planner in the City of Milwaukee Health Department; Helen Meier, PhD, MPH, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health; Carmen Reinmund, Lead Outreach Program Coordinator, Sixteenth Street Community HealthCenters. 10:00am - Gathering, 10:30am - 12:30 p.m. - Program, Q & A. Presented by the League of Women Voters of Milwaukee County.
Laughing Liberally Milwaukee's Bye Bye Scott Bonanza. Laughing Liberally Milwaukee presents a night of progressive political comedy. In addition to some of the finest progressive comedians Milwaukee has to offer, each Laughing Liberally Milwaukee will feature a special interview with a local political figure, journalist oractivist. This month's guest is Jarrett English from the ACLU of Wisconsin. Advance tickets ($8).
County party meeting and gathering to relax and raise some money for the year ahead. #MKEDems. RSVP or just come.
Drinking Liberally Tosa returns at a different venue while repairs are made to the Red Dot.
Southwest Dems will hold their monthly meeting. Region 5 covers Franklin, Greendale, Greenfield, Hales Corners, Milwaukee (Southwest), West Allis, West Milwaukee. For more information contact Southwest Dems.
Community Brainstorming Conference Breakfast Forum. Breakfast: 8 am, Program: 9 am. All Are Invited, Come and Participate.


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The ALSDE announced on Friday that the U.S. Department of Education (USDOE) has granted its ESEA Flexibility Waiver Request (the "waiver"). This waiver is big news for Alabama, the 38th state to receive a waiver. It means that State Superintendent Dr. Tommy Bice's Plan 2020 is moving full steam ahead.
States have been given the opportunity to seek waivers from the accountability provisions under No Child Left Behind—which we fondly refer to as Adequate Yearly Progress, or AYP—in exchange for making new promises and regulations for schools to follow to improve student achievement.
States seeking waivers have to adhere to three principles: (1) College- and Career-Ready expectations for all students, (2) State-developed differentiated recognition, accountability, and support, and (3) Supporting effective instruction and leadership. This post will focus on Principle 2, related to accountability changes in the waiver.
Alabama's ESEA Flexibility Waiver Request Released for Public Comment – The ALSDE's link to the original document is no longer valid, but it can be found here.
Different Performance Expectations for Different Children? Say What?– Again, links have changed. Here's the original "Attachment 27" referred to in the post.
Revamping AYP was no easy task. In exchange for AYP, the ALSDE had to determine how else student achievement can be measured and schools and districts can be held accountable. That's where Plan 2020 came in: it provided the vision to create what is hoped to be a meaningful method to hold schools and districts accountable for student achievement.
There are so many changes included in this waiver, that it's going to require more than one post to bring all of them to you. The waiver itself went from 75 to 110 pages and from 27 to 36 Attachments, apparently after a couple of visits from the USDOE.
Those four areas will be covered in two subsequent posts. If you just can't wait, feel free to comb through the waiver for yourself.
The first thing that jumped out at me in reviewing the approved waiver was the way the Annual Measurable Objectives (AMOs) have been revised. AMOs are the percentage of students expected to score at Level 3 or 4 on the Alabama Reading and Mathematics Test (ARMT) in any given year.
"AMOs will increase in annual equal increments toward a goal of reducing by half the percentage of students in the 'all students' group and in each ESEA subgroup that is not proficient within six years," according to the waiver.
The revised AMOs are broken down by grade, subject and subgroup, whereas the original submission from last September was only broken down by subject and subgroup.
Here's what the original AMOs from September 2012 looked like.
While it was disturbing to learn that AMOs now vary by race, ethnicity, socioeconomic, disability, and English-language learner status, what was most disturbing was the exceedingly low AMOs originally set for children with disabilities and those learning the English language, 15% and 16%, respectfully.
Fortunately, the USDOE must have had concerns as well, and thus the AMOs were revised upward. The lowest AMOs now are around 42% (for 8th grade reading) for children with disabilities and English language learners expected for this year's testing, rising to 68% by 2018.
AMOs will be calculated for each school and district as well as for the whole state. No indication as to when those school- and district-specific AMOs will be released.
Here are the graduation rates submitted last September. Here are the approved graduation rates.
Under the old AYP system, there had to be at least 40 students in a group in order for their annual achievement to matter enough to report, and thus for schools to be held accountable for their progress or lack thereof. For students with disabilities, this led to very few schools being held accountable in any way under the old AYP method for their achievement, as many schools did not have 40 or more students in special education. For example, even at the school district level, only 26 of Alabama's 132 school systems had more than 40 students in special education and thus were held accountable for those students' achievement in 2011.
Under the new accountability system, that minimum number of students has been lowered from 40 to 20. But before you get too excited, know that the way that the achievement gap is calculated is going to confound this somewhat. The gap calculation is for the next post.
That's really good news. Cause right now, this is what you get. All accountability data is combined at the state level, and you have to hunt and peck through the "accountability reporting system", two years at a time, one grade level and subject at a time, and make your own notes in order to get an understanding of where your local school district is in terms of student achievement.
The bad news is that these report cards won't be available until the fall/winter of 2015/2016. So I guess we have two more years of not having a clue.
The report card that will be produced will most likely be based on the A-F method prescribed by the law passed in 2012. What remains to be answered is why the grading system won't be utilized until 2016, as the law clearly intended the grading system to be ready for the 2013-2014 year.
1. Recognizing and embracing "collective ownership of the problems/struggles/achievements of public schools" by entire communities.
2. Increasing the transparency of the accountability system so that all stakeholders have access to and an understanding of the metrics utilized to measure system, school, and student success.
3. Creating professional development opportunities for teachers and leaders aligned with and descriptive of the new accountability system.
Then an attempt will be made to make simple sense out of all of this. Stay tuned.
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by The TRU Team Thursday 23 January 2020
Harlequins will become the first professional rugby club to host an LGBTQ+ Pride game
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Harlequins' Gallagher Premiership Fixture against London Irish on 15th February 2020, (Kick Off 15:00) has been confirmed as the inaugural LGBTQ+ Pride Game.
Following on from Premiership Rugby's Rainbow Laces campaign in December 2019, Harlequins will become the first professional rugby club to host an LGBTQ+ Pride game, in an innovative step to break down barriers and drive inclusivity.
As part of LGBT History Month, the fixture is designed to be a celebration of diversity within a sport known for acceptance and progress and Harlequins wants to champion inclusivity as a club, show support for the LGBTQ+ community, and use the Club's platform to positively impact the experience of the LGBTQ+ people within the sports space.
The purpose of the game is to further demonstrate the Club's commitment to creating an inclusive environment, continue to emphasise that rugby is a sport for everyone and communicate that Harlequins welcomes supporters from all backgrounds.
In addition to the Club's matchday commitment, The Harlequins Foundation has partnered with Monash University to conduct historic research to support efforts to promote inclusion within community rugby clubs and are aiming to develop education programmes to tackle sexist and homophobic language, which would be delivered throughout the year.
Harlequins' Club Captain Chris Robshaw said: "It's genuinely brilliant to see Harlequins take this step to help tackle stigma and drive inclusivity within our game.
"I speak on behalf of the whole playing group in supporting this fantastic initiative and truly hope that we can help the LGBTQ+ community realise that sport is a safe environment that all can enjoy."
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In a world where bad b—–s and ratchets are seeming to reign in music, some sit and ponder and think, "where are the queens at?" Well they are out there and it's not hard to find them. Meet Asia, Bel and Ariel of the rising girl trio Rawyals.
Hailing from all over the U.S. these queens are here to bring a positive and dynamic message to others that they too can claim their royalty and live up to their best.
"We wanted to be bold yet royal," Ariel states. "We speak to the queens in women and the kings in men. We don't sugarcoat anything and we bring you the real."
And that ladies and gentleman is one of the things that makes them different from the rest.
"I think the ting that separates us from the rest is that we are not really trying to replicate or duplicate anybody else that is out there," Asia explains. "Obviously we learn from the girl groups that have come before us, but I think the difference is is us…Ariel, Bel, and Asia, and that is what separates us from everybody. We're not sugarcoating anything."
She continues, "Really the whole message of the queens that we;re trying to show people is that they can be the best versions of themselves. We're not perfect, but we are striving to be the best version of our selves and that is what our message is about and we want others to know that they can do the same. Hopefully the music speaks for that."
Prior to coming together as a group each girl was just working and living on the pre-quest to claiming their thrones in the entertainment industry. Asia was living in Los Angeles as a professional dancer before she fell in love with singing just a few years ago.
"Once I realized that I could be singing on stage and not doing background for anybody and could be singing for myself, I was like oh yeah this is what I'm trying to do, so I started to pursue it and here I am," she states.
Bel, who is from Washington, was working a normal 9 to 5 answering calls for the past seven years before this opportunity was presented to her, so of course she had to claim it and go after it. Besides, who would pass up on their dream career for a desk job? And lastly, Ariel, who is from New York, was living the struggling artist movement through recording in the studio and doing shows and performances whenever and wherever she could.
Although they are still semi-new as a group, they have already accomplished quite a bit. They recently released their single and video for, "King Me" featuring Fetty Wapwhich can be downloaded here. They were blessed with getting Fetty Wap on the track after filming three videos in Puerto Rico in December 2014. While shooting those videos over there they would constantly play Fetty Wap's single over and over, and to their surprise when they arrived back home, he joined them on the "King Me" track.
In addition to the single, the ladies are currently working on their EP which will be released at the end of the month. Fans can except upbeat tracks for any mood and occasion. Whether you want to turn up or are feeling confident and not worried about some girl trying to take your man, there's a track for it all on the upcoming release. Other artists that are featured on it include Fetty Wap, Remy Ma, and Troy Ave.
"We have all kinds of records that explain what women go through and how men take on to it," Bel explains.
Next up for the girls is the BET Experience, which starts today! BET Weekend is big, especially for new and emerging artist in the industry. So what do the girls have planned?
"Everything!" the girls all chime in [lol]
If you are in Los Angeles this weekend, you can catch Rawyals doing a few acapella acoustic performances for American Airlines and Journeys shoe store.
"I'm from LA so I'm just excited to come home," Asia states. "It's going to be a lot of craziness and a lot of events and a lot of press. We will be there to promote and introduce our selves to the industry."
After the BET Awards, the girls are hoping to start a tour by the end of the summer, so all fingers are crossed on that one. And hopefully by next year the queens will have finished an amazing tour, have an album out, an award or two, and have a few number one hits under their belts.
When the girls are not busy working, they mainly like to relax, soak in the tub, rest their vocals, and just revamp their minds.
"Right now we're very busy in our careers and making an impression on the world, so we don't have a lot of free time. We have to pay our dues right now, but the free time will come," Ariel states.
Keep up with the girls on:
Instagram: @wearerawyals
Twitter: @wearerawyals
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Naomi K. Bonman is a graduate of Clark Atlanta University where she holds her Bachelors of Arts in Mass Media Arts with a concentration in Journalism. She also holds her Masters of Public Administration. She is the Founder and CEO of Awakened Media Enterprises, Inc. which owns Purposely Awakened. She has been in the media field since 2006 covering beats that range from social justice, community, entertainment, sports, fashion/beauty, and culture news.
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Q: JAVA JPanel not displaying image I am currently playing around with reading an image (a google street view) from a url and adding it to a JPanel. To start, I am taking the url "https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/streetview?size=600x300&location=46.414382,10.013988" and trying to read an image from it then add this image to a jpanel I will display. I am not receiving any compilation or runtime errors, however the JPanel never pops up so I cannot tell if my image is on it or not. Any ideas here?
Edit: To clarify, I want to pop up a new window containing the image read in from the URL, not add the image to an existing panel
URL url = new URL("https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/streetview?size=600x300&location=46.414382,10.013988");
BufferedImage streetView  = ImageIO.read(url);
JLabel label = new JLabel(new ImageIcon(streetView));
JPanel panel = new JPanel();
panel.add(label);
panel.setLocation(0,0);
panel.setVisible(true);

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I want to pop up a new window which will display this image in the URL, not add it to an existing frame

I asked why you would expect this to display as a window, and you stated,

I would expect it to because I have instantiated it and call setVisible on it.

Understand that a JPanel is a container component that holds other components but doesn't have the machinery to display a full GUI. To do this you would need to place it into some type of top-level window such as a JFrame, JDialog, JApplet or JOptionPane or into another container that is displayed in a top level window.
Then create a dialog window and display the image in it. Simplest would be a JOptionPane:
URL url = new URL("https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/streetview?size=600x300&location=46.414382,10.013988");
BufferedImage streetView  = ImageIO.read(url);
JLabel label = new JLabel(new ImageIcon(streetView));
// JPanel panel = new JPanel();
// panel.add(label);

// code not needed:
// panel.setLocation(0,0);
// panel.setVisible(true);

// mainGuiComponent is a reference to a component on the main GUI
// or null if there is no main GUI.
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(mainGuiComponent, label);

Note that you could just pass the ImageIcon into the JDialog and it would be sufficient too
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(mainGuiComponent, myImageIcon);

A: A JPanel by itself will not popup and display anything.  You need to add it to a parent window, such as a JFrame or a JDialog.
URL url = new URL("https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/streetview?size=600x300&location=46.414382,10.013988");
BufferedImage streetView  = ImageIO.read(url);
JLabel label = new JLabel(new ImageIcon(streetView));
JPanel panel = new JPanel();
panel.add(label);

JFrame frame = new JFrame();
frame.add(panel);
frame.pack();
frame.setVisible(true);

That should get you started.


Hard-line Hindu group calls for a ban on assisting flood victims who eat beef.
But while Catholic groups have poured in to help, with 41 dioceses in the state opening schools and other institutions to accommodate victims, as well as sending food and clothing to affected areas, Chakrapani said it would be a "major sin to give any relief and support to those flood sufferers in Kerala who are beef eaters."
"Before giving any assistance, one should ask the victim whether they have ever eaten cow meat, and then in accordance with their answer, relief should be decided on," he added in a statement.
"It is not just because of some untimely monsoon. The state of Kerala has been stuck with nature's fury because of the sins of beef eaters," read the statement by the chief of Hindu Mahasabha.
"All this has happened because of them," he added, attributing nature's wrath to beef eaters violating a upper caste Hindu practice.
The governments of 26 of India's 29 states have contributed US$31 million to Kerala's relief department to provide victims with immediate help.
Bhavana Sharma, a relief worker, told ucanews.com that some "divisive elements" like Chakrapani have been "making their presence felt everywhere" across India for some time.
"Now when all are rising above the barriers of caste, color and religion to help flood-hit Kerala, these groups of fanatics are out to divide people and propagate toxic views," she said, noting that such views have started to creep into social media posts.
"We are all humans but God knows what religion these goons have," Sharma said.
"We do not need your support ... don't waste your energy even on taking the name of Kerala!! There are people with a bigger heart than you and your followers!" Zainab wrote.
"It means those at the helm don't care when they see situations where people are vitiating communal harmony, even in the midst of a calamity that is unfolding in Kerala right now," he told ucanews.com.
He told ucanews.com that Chakrapani's statement should not be viewed in isolation but as part of a politically motivated move that involves promoting hate speech against non-Hindus.
He recalled how Chakrapani's organization in 2015 called for the ethnic cleansing of Muslims and Christians in India, arguing that their increasing population threatened to undermine the nation's Hindu character.
"Even back then, the government took no action against the group," Khan said.


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Join Vicki Overfelt and Scott Moore for an in-city, residential, silent meditation retreat in the heart of Salt Lake City, Utah.
We will begin at 9 am on Saturday, September 7, 2019 and end at 4pm on Sunday, September 8. On-site lodging, a light breakfast, and 1 catered, vegetarian dinner will be provided.
Our busy lives often keep us from taking the time to be with ourselves in a very nourishing, gentle way so that we might deeply rest and see clearly how we might engage in our lives more skillfully and lovingly. Our intention for this retreat is to offer each participant a supportive environment in which to safely experience extended periods of silence and mindfulness practice. We will follow a more traditional retreat schedule of alternating sitting and walking meditation. In addition, we will offer restorative yoga, body scan, and yoga nidra sessions throughout the weekend. We will offer some guidance throughout as well as readings from our teachers to support our practice together. Silence will be strictly (and lovingly) maintained throughout the retreat.
The rooms at the Wasatch Retreat Center are very comfortable, bright, and inviting. We have the capacity to sleep 26 people. There are 10 rooms with 2 twin beds and 3 bedrooms with queen beds, which we would like to reserve for partners or close friends to share. In additional to these rooms, we will have private access to a lounge and kitchen, as well as 24-hour access to our meeting space/meditation hall.
Light breakfast and a catered dinner is provided. You are invited to bring food for lunch on Saturday.
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Mrs Nadia Joseph
Foundation Governor & Co-Chair
Nadia has a passion for the community and education and has dedicated the last 13 years to ensuring the King David Primary School remains an outstanding school. Nadia has held many positions in the school from committee member to Chair on the Parents Guild, to Associate Governor and now Co-Chair of the primary school for the last 6 years.
With a background in recruitment and talent management, Nadia brings a wealth of experience to the school. As a governor, Nadia attends training courses to ensure the school maintains high standards and works closely with Mrs Rosenberg as Head. She is also part of the finance, personnel, jewish studies and quality of education sub committees.
Nadia grew up in Dublin Ireland where her passion for committees started with BBYO executive roles and has been living in Manchester for 28 years where she has raised her family. Her son attended King David Primary School and is now attending 6th form in the High School.
Mr Steven Wiseglass
Being a past pupil of the then King David Infant and Junior School (amalgamated into the Primary School) as well as his 3 children attending the School, Steven has deep affiliation to King David.
He is a licensed insolvency practitioner and the owner/director of a boutique insolvency firm in Manchester.
He was first appointed as a Parent Governor in December 2014. After the term of office was completed he was then invited to be Foundation Governor whereby he took to the role of Co-Chair of Governors He has been in this position since September 2017.
Steven is the Link Governor for Music and Computing
Mrs Stacey Rosenberg
I am extremely proud to be the headteacher of King David Primary School as I feel I have King David running through my veins!
Having been a pupil at King David Junior School in the 1970s, as was my husband, I have been connected with King David Schools for most of my life. Our three children attended the Infants and Junior schools, with two of them going on to study at the High School.
After teaching at Broughton Jewish and Sedgley Park Primary Schools, I began my permanent KD career, teaching in Reception at the former Infant School in 1996, after some long stints there as a supply teacher. I was also the Art subject lead and then a few years later also the SENCO.
During the course of my long career, I have enjoyed teaching in all Primary year groups.
In 2008 I became the Deputy Headteacher of the Infants School. When the Infants and Juniors merged to become the Primary School in 2010, I was delighted to be involved in the move to our beautiful new building and was proud to be appointed as the Deputy Head of all the Primary School.
Being the Headteacher of KDPS since January 2017, I am honoured to be so entwined with our wonderful school community and to lead such a dedicated, hardworking team of teachers and TAs who all have your children's best interests at heart.
Mrs Rayna Glickman
Staff Governor
Rayna Glickman has been the Head of Jewish Studies at King David Primary School for the last 5 years having previously been Leader of learning for JS in KS1. Her very first teaching position was at King David Junior School 27 years ago and has a very strong connection with King David Schools as her own children have all studied here too. As staff governor, her priority is the wellbeing of staff and pupils. Rayna is part of the wellbeing team as well as being a member of SLT. She is very passionate about the Jewish education of our pupils and the role our pupils play in the Jewish and wider community.
Rabbi Daniel Walker
School Rabbi
Rabbi Daniel Walker is the school Rabbi.
Mr Joshua Rowe
Joshua is a Senior Partner/ Chairman of Broome & Wellington group of companies which is involved in textiles, home building, medical technologies and hi tech.
In the 1990's Broome & Wellington ran a successful campaign, on behalf of the UK/EU Textile Industry on the issue of proposed imposition of Anti Dumping Duties.
He supports a wide range of charities in the fields of religion, education and welfare in the UK and Israel.
He has held and still holds several communal positions including Treasurer of the Beth Din, Board of UJIA, Chair of UJIA, President of UJIA, Trustee to the office of the Chief Rabbi and a founding member of JCAT
He is involved in educational activities in The King David High and Primary Schools. He was the Chair of Governors of the High School for over 30 years and is currently Chair of Trustees of King David Schools.
He has been awarded a Jerusalem Award and an MBE.
Mrs Susan Fagelman
Foundation Governor
I have extensive work experience throughout my career which includes Teaching, Research, Service Development, Social Work and Management in both Voluntary and Statutory Organizations. I have recently retired from Bury Adult Care Services where I worked for 21 years in Social Work as an Operational Manager of the Hospital Social Work Team, the Learning Disability Team, the Vulnerable Adults Team and more latterly as the Designated Safeguarding Chair.
During this time I have been involved for over 17 years as a Governor at Langdon Specialist College in Salford which provides for young Jewish students with a learning disability. However my involvement with King David Primary School spans 26 years as both a Governor and former Chair of the Governing Body. My responsibility includes Special Needs and Safeguarding.
The School continues to be my passion. My mother attended what was then the Jews School in Hightown before it moved to its present site in Cheetham Hill. I attended both the Infant and Junior Schools and my three children all attended King David. Three generations. I'm committed to Jewish continuity through the provision of an exceptional Jewish education for our children and grandchildren.
Mrs Lauren Clyne
My background is in law having qualified as a solicitor in 2003 and now practice as a Partner in a city centre Manchester Firm in the Private Client team.
I supervise a number of team members and am used to listening to people and being able to adopt a practical approach to decision making which I believe helps my role within the Governing Body.
My children have been on the King David Campus for over 14 years. I was appointed as a Foundation Governor in 2017 and sit on the Quality of Education and Wellbeing Committee and have recently joined the Safeguarding Committee.
I am also Link Governor for Maths and PE.
Mrs Abigail Shapiro
Abigail is Co-Founder and Executive Director of The Tutor Trust, a multi award winning charity with a mission to 'transform lives through tutoring.' Headquartered in Greater Manchester, Tutor Trust also serves Leeds/ Bradford and Merseyside and now supports over 6,500 pupils each year.
Abigail has been involved with youth work and charities for many years. Her numerous roles in public affairs and media relations includes extensive experience of the education sector, through spending time working at both the Association of Teachers and Lecturers and the Pre-School Learning Alliance. Abigail's previous role as a freelance communications consultant has included work for GMPTE and Manchester City Council.
Abigail has been appointed as a lay member of The University of Manchester's General Assembly, a position she has held since 2016.
Abigail was appointed by Trustees as a Foundation Governor of King David Primary School in 2013 and Chairs the Quality of Education & Wellbeing Committee. Abigail also serves on the Jewish Studies Committee (having previously been Chair) and is the link Governor for Pupil Premium.
Mr Dan Freed
Dan is a private equity professional with over 20 years' experience in corporate finance and strategy. He was appointed as a Foundation Governor in 2017 and Chairs the Finance and Audit Committee.
Mr Richard Chapman
Parent Governor
Richard has been a Governor since June 2015, initially as a Parent Governor and then as a Foundation Governor. Richard is an alumnus of the King David nursery, infant and junior schools (as KDPS was then known) and both his children went to KDPS. Richard is a Kings Counsel, Head of Chambers, part-time Judge, and holds various posts on community committees and boards of trustees.
Mrs Zoe Frost
Zoe is a Parent Governor.
She has a son in Year 2 and her three older children have all been pupils of the Primary School and are now in the High School.
She has worked as a community pharmacist for over 20 years specialising in learning and development and the implementation of training to both large and small groups of students and staff.
She is a Link Governor for science and is on the Jewish Studies Committee
Mrs Debbie Haffner
Debbie Haffner is a Parent Governor. Debbie has a daughter in Year 4 and her eldest daughter has been through the school and is now in the high school. She has worked as an educational psychologist for 16 years. As part of her role she has worked with a range of local authority and independent schools around Greater Manchester. This includes working with children, their parents and teachers to assess and support a range of areas, including specific learning difficulties (dyslexia, autism, ADHD etc) as well as emotional and social needs. Debbie is a member of the Quality of Education & Well-being Committee as well as the Safeguarding Committees.
Category Foundation, Co-Chair
Appointed By Trustees
Date of Appointment 05-06-2018
Committees IT Committee
Responsibilities Co-Chair
Committees Quality of Education, Jewish Studies
Category Associate, Headteacher
Appointed By KDPS Governing Body
Committees All
Responsibilities Head Teacher
Mrs Sue Fagelman
Category Foundation
Committees Headteacher Performance Management,
SEN and Safeguarding
Responsibilities Chair of Headteacher Performance Management Committee
Appointed By
Committees Trustees Office Liaison
Responsibilities Trustee
Mr. Richard Chapman
Category Parent Governor
Appointed By KDPS Parents
Committees Head Teacher Performance Management,
Quality of Education, Trustees office Liaison
Category Associate
Committees SEN, Safeguarding, Pupil Well-Being
Responsibilities Jewish Studies
Category Staff Governor
Appointed By KDPS Staff
Committees Jewish Studies
Responsibilities Head of Jewish Studies
Committees Quality of Education
Committees SEN, Safeguarding, Pupil Well-Being,
Mr Daniel Freed
Committees Finance, Trustees Office Liaison
Responsibilities Chair of Finance Committee
Committees Quality of Education & Wellbeing Committee & Jewish Studies Committee


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Хенри Континен (; род. 19 июня 1990, Хельсинки, Финляндия) — финский профессиональный теннисист; победитель одного турнира Большого шлема в парном разряде (Открытый чемпионат Австралии-2017); победитель одного турнира Большого шлема в миксте (Уимблдон-2016); финалист одного турнира Большого шлема в парном разряде (Открытый чемпионат Австралии-2019); финалист одного турнира Большого шлема в миксте (Уимблдон-2017); победитель двух Итоговых турниров ATP (2016, 2017) в парном разряде; победитель 24 турниров ATP в парном разряде; бывшая первая ракетка мира в парном разряде; победитель одного юниорского турнира Большого шлема в парном разряде (Открытый чемпионат Франции-2008). Единственный в истории финский теннисист, становившийся первой ракеткой мира в любом разряде.

Общая информация
Начал играть в теннис в возрасте трёх лет. Его родители — Пентти и Марья Континены. Есть сестра Санна и младший брат Мике, который также играл в теннис. Болельщик финского хоккейного клуба ХИФК.

Любимое покрытие — трава.

Спортивная карьера

Начало карьеры
В юниорской карьере высшим достижением Континена была победа в парных соревнованиях среди юношей на Открытом чемпионате Франции в паре с Кристофером Рунгкатом. Профессиональную карьеру начал в 2007 году. В тот год он впервые вышел в финал парного турнира серии «челленджер» в Хельсинки. В 2008 году выиграл первые два парных турнира серии «фьючерс», а в 2009 году прибавил к этому 7 побед на «фьючерсах» (два в одиночном и пять в парном разряде. В октябре того года Континен дебютирует в основных соревнованиях ATP-тура, сыграв в одиночках и в паре на турнире в Стокгольме.

В июне 2010 года Континен вышел во второй раунд турнира в Хертогенбосе. За 2010 год выиграл три турнира «фьючерс» в одиночках и совместно с датчанином Фредериком Нильсеном дебютный титул на «челленджерах» на турнире в Лафборо. В 2011 и 2012 годах некоторыми периодами не мог выступать на корте.

С 2013 года Хенри полностью сосредоточился на выступлениях в парах. В тот год он выиграл три турнира серии «фьючерс» и три турнира серии «челленджер»: с Гораном Тошичем в Тампере, с Андреасом Сильестрёмом в Братиславе и с Яркко Ниеминеном в Хельсинки. В январе 2014 года совместно с поляком Томашом Беднареком выиграл титул на «челленджере» в Хайльбронне, в феврале с россиянином Константином Кравчуком на «челленджере» в Шербуре-Октевиле, а в апреле с хорватом Марином Драганей в Сарасоте. В мае со своим соотечественником Яркко Ниеминеном дебютирует в основных соревнованиях турниров серии Большого шлема, выступив на Открытом чемпионате Франции. В начале августа С Ниеминеном он смог выиграть свой первый титул на турнирах ATП, победив в финале грунтового турнира в Кицбюэле. Осенью 2014 года Континен, выступая с хорватом Марином Драганей, дважды доходил до финала на турнирах ATП в Меце и Базеле. В конце сезона с Ниеминеном выигрывает «челленджер» в родном для себя Хельсинки.

2015—2017 (титулы на Уимблдоне и в Австралии, № 1 в парном рейтинге)
В феврале 2015 года Драганя и Континен выиграли сразу два титула АТП. Первый из них на турнире в Загребе, а второй в Марселе. В апреле их дуэт смог победить на турнире в Барселоне. В августе финский теннисист уже в паре с Робином Хасе дошёл до финала на турнире в Кицбюэле. Осенью 2015 года Континен в паре с филиппинцем Третом Хьюи выиграл турнир в Санкт-Петербурге, а через неделю после этого они стали победителями турнира в Куала-Лумпуре.

В сезоне 2016 года постоянным партнёром Континена по выступлениям становится австралиец Джон Пирс. Уже на первом для себя совместном турнире в Брисбене они одержали победу. Следующий совместный титул они завоевывают весной на грунтовом турнире в Мюнхене. В июле 2016 года Континен стал первым в истории финским чемпионом турнира Большого шлема. Он совместно с Хизер Уотсон (Великобритания) выиграл Уимблдонский турнир в смешанном парном разряде.

В мужском парном разряде Уимблдона Пирс и Континен вышли в четвертьфинал. В июле они выиграли турнир в Гамбурге. В августе Джон и Хенри взяли парный трофей на турнире в Уинстон-Сейлеме. В сентябре 2016 года Хенри повторил прошлогодний успех на турнире в Санкт-Петербурге, где в этот раз он выиграл в паре с Домиником Инглотом (Великобритания). Игра против легендарного Леандера Паеса и Андре Бегеманна продолжалась 1 час 19 минут. На чемпионском тай-брейке Континен и Инглот взяли видеоповтор на матчболе соперников и не ошиблись: мяч задел линию. И затем уже сами добились победы.

Концовка сезона 2016 года для пары Континен и Пирс сложилась удачно. В октябре они вышли в финал турнира серии Мастерс в Шанхае. В ноябре 2016 года Хенри Континен и Джон Пирс впервые в карьере выиграли титул на Мастерсе, который проходил в Париже. В конце 2016 года Континен и Пирс квалифицировалась на Итоговый турнир ATP в Лондоне, где играют 8 лучших пар сезона. В финале они встретились с парой Класен и Рам (7) и выиграли этот матч на чемпионском тай-брейке 2-6, 6-1, [10-8]. Отличная концовка сезона позволила Континену ворваться в топ-10 мирового парного рейтинга и занять по итогам года 7-ю строчку. В 2016 году Континен выиграл больше всех титулов АТП среди теннисистов, выступавших в парном разряде. На его счету восемь титулов за один сезон, из которых семь завоеваны в мужских парах и один в миксте.

В сезоне 2017 года Континен и Пирс продолжили совместные выступления. Они выиграли парный турнир Открытого чемпионата Австралии, победив в финале Майка и Боба Брайанов. После этой победы финн вошёл в число топ-5 парного рейтинга.

3 апреля 2017 года Континен стал первым в истории финским теннисистом, которому удалось возглавить какой-либо мировой рейтинг. Он стал первым среди мужских парников и продержался в общей сложности 26 недель на вершине с перерывом в пять недель. На Уимблдон, куда Хенри приехал в качестве первой ракетки парного тенниса ему удалось доиграть с Пирсом до полуфинала, а в миксте ему и Хизер Уотсон не хватило одного шага, чтобы защитить прошлогодний титул. В финале они проиграли Мартине Хингис и Джейми Маррею со счётом 4-6, 4-6.

В августе Континен и Пирс выиграли турнир в Вашингтоне. На Открытом чемпионате США они остались в шаге от выхода в финал. Осенью они набрали хорошую форму и выиграли сразу два титула на крупных турнирах в Китае. Сначала они стали чемпионами турнира в Пекине, а затем добились успеха на Мастерсе в Шанхае. На Итоговом турнире они смогли второй год подряд стать победителями. Впервые с 2004 года, когда это сделали братья Брайаны, в мужском парном теннисе кому-то удалось защитить свой титул на Финале года. Однако Континен не смог остаться на первом месте в рейтинге по итогам сезона, но все равно занял высокое третье место.

2018—2021

В январе 2018 года Континен и Пирс выиграли на турнире в Брисбене. В начале лета на Ролан Гаррос им удалось выйти в четвертьфинал. Второй титул в сезоне они завоевали в июне на траве в Лондоне. Это титул стал 20-м для финна на турнирах АТП-тура. В августе Континен и Пирс смогли победить на Мастерсе в Торонто. Концовку сезона они провели не очень убедительно и Континен потерял место в топ-20 парного рейтинга.

В 2019 году Континен продолжил сотрудничество с Джоном Пирсом. На Открытом чемпионате Австралии они во второй раз в карьере смогли выйти в финал. В отличие от 2017 года им не удалось завоевать титул, в финале они проиграли французскому дуэту Николя Маю и Пьер-Юг Эрбер — 4-6, 6-7(1). В феврале Континен смог выиграть зальный турнир в Роттердаме в дуэте с Жереми Шарди. В грунтовом отрезке лучший результатом пары Континен и Пирс стал выход в четвертьфинал Мастерса в Риме в мае. До 1/4 финала они доиграли также на Уимблдонском турнире. На Открытом чемпионате США финн достиг четвертьфинала в миксте с Деми Схюрс. Под конец сезона Континен выиграл титул на зальном турнире в Стокгольме, взяв его с другим партнёром — Эдуаром Роже-Вассленом.

С 2020 года сотрудничество с Пирсом прекратилось. Большинство турниров неполного из-за пандемии сезона Континен сыграл в команде с Яном-Леннардом Штруффом. На Открытом чемпионате Австралии их пара смогла выйти в четвертьфинал, также в Мельбурне Хенри смог выйти в полуфинал в миксте совместно с Габриэлой Дабровски. За сезон они один раз смогли выйти в финал — в феврале на турнире в Роттердаме.

В 2021 году партнёром финна стал Эдуар Роже-Васслен. В феврале они выиграли совместный титул на турнире в Монпелье.

Рейтинг на конец года

Выступления на турнирах

Финалы челленджеров и фьючерсов в одиночном разряде (6)

Победы (5)

* количество побед в одиночном разряде + количество побед в парном разряде.

Поражения (1)

Финалы турниров Большого шлема в парном разряде (2)

Победы (1)

Поражения (1)

Финалы Итогового турнира ATP в парном разряде (2)

Победы (2)

Финалы турниров ATP в парном разряде (30)

Победы (24)

* количество побед в одиночном разряде + количество побед в парном разряде + количество побед в миксте.

Поражения (6)

Финалы челленджеров и фьючерсов в парном разряде (28)

Победы (18)

Поражения (10)

Финалы турниров Большого шлема в смешанном парном разряде (2)

Победы (1)

Поражения (1)

История выступлений на турнирах
По состоянию на 24 октября 2022 года

Для того, чтобы предотвратить неразбериху и удваивание счета, информация в этой таблице корректируется только по окончании турнира или по окончании участия там данного игрока.

К — проиграл в квалификационном турнире.

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Теннисисты Финляндии
Победители Открытого чемпионата Австралии по теннису в мужском парном разряде
Победители Уимблдонского турнира в смешанном парном разряде
Победители Открытого чемпионата Франции по теннису в парном разряде среди юношей


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Geno Smith Tears Rex Ryan To Shreds For Recent Slander
by Martin Bufford April 9, 2020
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Geno Smith wasn't happy with Rex Ryan's recent comments on ESPN.
Rex Ryan hasn't been a very popular man recently thanks to his negative comments on ESPN. Recently, Ryan got into some trouble for the way he spoke about Dallas Cowboys wide receiver, Amari Cooper. Now, Ryan is getting some harsh words from the likes of Geno Smith, who was his quarterback on the New York Jets.
In a recent ESPN segment, Ryan spoke about Bill Belichick's success with the New England Patriots and roasted the legendary coach saying he would never have gotten it done with a QB like Smith. Smith saw these comments and immediately took to Twitter where he put his former bench boss on blast.
"My momma never liked dude he been a snake. . and y'all glorify it. . should've got fired after yr1," Smith said. "Truth is we won 8 games after ESPN had us winning two and he got his job back. .somehow I'm caught up in a feud and I'm the scapegoat. . Same guy that drafted me." Smith continued by saying "I could easily go on and on about the bs I see but truthfully I'm so happy I don't even bother. God put me in this position where even my enemies gotta mention my name. so I just sit back and watch the show!"
Ryan has been making a lot of enemies as of late and it seems like even his former players can be subjected to the slander. We wonder who he will go after next.
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Considered a dynamic duo in the South Plains cotton industry, the Andersons have served the area's producers and coop gins with an unmatched level of commitment. Since day one, their eyes have been set on the producers when they aren't lovingly looking at each other. Both Johnny's and Janney's dedication to the industry remains constant and dependable even after 1.5 million miles of travel, years of service and countless memories made.
Johnny was born into a cotton farming family and raised in O'Donnell, Texas. He is an alumnus of South Plains College in Levelland, Texas. Janney was born and raised in Lubbock, Texas, where her father worked in construction, and she attended Draughan's Business College.
The term "young love" is certainly applicable when describing how the couple met. Before their story began, Janney graduated from Lubbock High and Johnny graduated from O'Donnell ISD. While Janney was in college she met Johnny, who was working at Jim Taylor Motor Company, through a mutual friend. They fell in love in the spring, married in the fall, and moved to O'Donnell, Texas, the following January. Today, the couple has been married for 45 years and will celebrate their anniversary in September. The Andersons have two children, Shawn Anderson and Sha'Lyn Moore, and four grandsons.
Janney has worked both in and outside of agriculture. Prior to her current job at Slaton Coop Gin, she worked as a legal secretary in Tahoka, Texas, a city tax assessor and judge in O'Donnell, and later a part time bookkeeper at Farmer's Coop Gin in O'Donnell. In 1983, she took a full time bookkeeping position at the same gin.
Janney began working at the Slaton Coop Gin in 2003 and said she has enjoyed every minute of it.
to work for the High Plains Boll Weevil Program. In 1986, Johnny accepted a field representative position at Plains Cotton Growers where he still works today.
Speaking from their rich experiences, the Andersons said the cotton industry and its people create a working environment unlike any other.
Whether it is the farmers supporting the Andersons, or the Andersons supporting the farmers in their respective areas of work, the agricultural industry is bettered because the duo's job does not end when they go home for the day. They not only help those involved in agriculture, but are involved in the industry personally as well.
Mary Jane Buerkle, PCG's Director of Communications and Public Affairs, said the Andersons' multi-faceted involvement in agriculture helps them relate to others on a deeper level than business.
"They can really empathize with people and at the same time help them understand so many of the things we are dealing with," she said.
to those related to them in agriculture, the Andersons enjoy seeing others succeed and find great responsibility in serving them.
Buerkle said the Andersons are well known for their continual hard work and big hearts; both of which make them a vital asset to the cotton industry and their respective employers.
Johnny and Janney Anderson have built up a legacy that will last long after their time in the industry is through. Speaking on behalf of their future, they both see retirement, but more than that, a chance to travel, spend more time with family and friends, and lovingly gaze into each others eyes as they always have.
Without a doubt, the Anderson's love for each other has transformed into a love for the world of cotton and the people in its fields. Their unsurpassed dedication to the industry has written a story that will be shared by many for years to come.


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package org.helianto.install.service;

import org.helianto.core.domain.Entity;
import org.helianto.core.domain.Identity;

import java.util.List;

/**
 * Interface to define how entities must be installed.
 *
 * @author mauriciofernandesdecastro
 */
public interface EntityInstallStrategy {

	/**
	 * Generate a list of entity prototypes.
	 *
	 * @param params
	 */
	List<Entity> generateEntityPrototypes(Object... params);

	/**
	 * Assure the prototyped entity is persistent.
	 *
	 * @param contextName
	 * @param prototype
	 */
	Entity installEntity(String contextName, Entity prototype);

	void createEntities(String contextName, List<Entity> prototypes, Identity identity);

	/**
	 * Remove lead.
	 *
	 * @param leadPrincipal
	 */
	String removeLead(String leadPrincipal);

}


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