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The Melancholy of Divorce
On my Facebook wall today are two photos with me and my dog, Molly, my Great Pyrenees we got in 2008 as a puppy and raised to a 70-lb adult, gentle giant.
It's almost been four years now since the collapse of my marriage with K., expedited largely by external corruption and dishonesty, but also coupled with my own faults and those of my ex, who has lost access to all her minor children through the alleged use of meth and other drugs. (Molly was sent away before I ever got a chance to say goodbye to her–largely out of meanness.)
Two Sundays ago in church, preacher Gordon Dabbs talked about putting one's past behind so that growth could once again happen. And I have to say that after nearly four years now, the melancholy of divorce isn't nearly as painful as it was when it was so very raw on my emotions, but there still are triggers that pop up unexpectedly, like today's photos of Molly, that make me sick inside like I was when my world was collapsing around me. Worse still are two refrigerator magnets of the youngest child; one I raised as though she were my own, who now supposedly is with her biological father, whom she'd never met until well after she'd been removed from her mother's lack of care. Holidays and birthdays still are painful.
They say "time heals all wounds," and yes, I am largely recovered emotionally from the trauma of the early part of this decade, but its impact will endure probably till my end.
I think the only way the ending of that marriage could have been thwarted was never to have begun it at all. But I also look back on good times, travels, and the difference my time made with a couple of the kids and when I think of it in those terms, I have no regrets.
I miss Molly, A. and L. J, too. I know my three girls feel the same. Life is hard. Some people have it out to make it even harder on others. And then there are just those variables in life one cannot explain.
Today is a new day. I could not be where I am today but for the hardships of the past, many of them that still have a claw in me. But more and more each day I continue to look forward, eager for new opportunities and new growth–more growth than what I've been able to accomplish in the new quiet of the past four years.
There were times when I wondered where God had gone in all the Hell I was enduring. I know now with greater resolve that he was right there next to me the whole time, knowing he'd not put more on me than I could handle, even with the heart attack two years ago, and wanting me to grow in life experiences and pains in new ways so I could greater fulfill the purpose he has for me in this life. That's not easy to see when one is in the middle of the tornado of divorce and wondering why all of what was is suddenly getting sucked out of one's life and thrown miles and miles away, possibly never to be seen or experienced ever again.
But God, I have found, has this way of taking us out of our comfort zones when it's time for us to do something in his plan, not necessarily in ours. Sadly, today, it seems divorce becomes a vehicle for making transitions in life happen. And the result is usually something far better than what we had before. Amen. (That isn't saying I condone or encourage divorce. But I do believe that in the end, good can come from such bad.)
If you're suffering from an active divorce, either of your own making, a spouse, or one involving your children or parents, I pray for you constantly. It's one of the worst experiences in life and it causes so much lasting pain. People shun you. People get mad at you. People form their own judgments of you, right or wrong, and there are times when you feel so very small and hurt inside.
Anger and pain are part of it, but so is answering God's calling and voice to find good in the bad and make something positive come from it.
That's not easy, I know. But it's the only way to make things better, not to mention God has something bigger and better in mind for us all in the end….
Molly Ball on Jan 25, 2009 (Photo credit: ClaxtonCreative)
Sophy And Fizz
I plan on getting two Great Pyrenees pups again as soon as I am able. I'm going to name one Sophie, and the other, Fizz. When I was a kid in Northern Michigan, one of my best base housing friends was Robbie Webb and he lived a Where The Red Fern Grows life with two black labs he had of the same name. He'd call them by name or he'd call them "Doggers!"
Eventually I will be returning to the woods of Northern Michigan to ply my book and eLearning trade from the beauty of those many and magical woods.
You see? A plan. And moving on from the pains of yesterday. Progress.
Divorce and Finances: Where to Begin
Money Management for the Newly Divorced
On Divorce
The Effects of Divorce on Children
The Sexy Splurge That Got Me Through My Split
Feeling…. Melancholy
The Divorce Papers- a review
Divorce in 2014
Raymond Felton's Wife Reportedly Files For Divorce
Cindy on February 19, 2014 at 2:08 pm
VERY good, Donny. Can I share this with my group?
Donny Claxton on February 19, 2014 at 2:08 pm
Without a doubt.

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Focus on that first part for a moment. Let God speak to you through His Word. This is from God Himself to you!
Fear is not from God. Over 450 times in the Bible God says, "Fear not…." If fear is holding you back, it's not from God. He hasn't given you a spirit of fear and timidity. I find it encouraging that Paul writes this to a young pastor who struggled with fear. We all struggle! But, fear doesn't have to stop us from flourishing!
What would you do with a gift that was harmful to you? You would throw it out! Get rid of it. As you nourish your soul with the truth of God's word, you'll stop listening to the lies of the devil.
Meditate on this first part of the passage today, and ask yourself what fears have been holding you back from boldly stepping out in faith. Read the passage and recite it out loud. Release those fears to God, and thank Him that He didn't give them to you!


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Green White lost one of our most valuable members over the weekend--Joe Welk. He was just a few days shy of his 49th birthday. Joe was more than just a member of the club. All four of Joe's kids played for Green White, and he was a tireless volunteer, willing to help out whenever and wherever he could. At the time of his passing he was the director of girls travel and the manager of two teams (the U18 girls, and the U15 boys). Over the years he has served us in so many ways, as a rec league coach, a boys and girls travel coach, the youth board treasurer, and the boys league director.
But Joe was so much more than that. He was a constant calming presence, always there to greet players and parents with a smile and a kind comment. He was beloved by his players, his fellow board members, and his fellow coaches, managers, and parents. Losing Joe is a big loss to our club, but it's obviously an even a bigger loss to his wonderful family. Green White sends our love and support to the Welk Family; Melissa, Michelle, Kimberly, Ashley & Chris. We intend to honor Joe next season, and we'll be announcing how we plan on doing that at our Christmas party.
Visitation Thursday December 14, 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Friedrichs Funeral Home, 320 W. Central Rd., (at Northwest Highway) Mt. Prospect, IL 60056.
Funeral Friday, December 15, 9:30 a.m. from the Funeral Home to St. Emily Church, 1400 E. Central Rd., Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 Funeral Mass 10:00 a.m.
The U18 girls team is leading the way in starting up a GoFundMe page to help out the Welk Family.
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Q: Using JSDoc to set an index signature on an ES6 Class In Typescript, you'd just do this:
class Test {
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Which allows you to access computed property names like so...
class Test {
  getProp(key) {
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  }
}

... without receiving Element implicitly has an 'any' type because type 'Test' has no index signature.
I can't figure out how to accomplish the equivalent with JSDoc. Anyone had any luck with this?

A: For a single method, it's possible to do this with the @this tag:
class Test {
    /**
     * @this {{[k: string]: string}}
     * @param {string} key
     */
    getProp(key) {
        return this[key]
    }
}

Doing it for the entire class isn't yet supported. There is an open feature request (TypeScript#48096) which is currently in the TS 4.7.1 milestone. However, given the Needs Proposal label, somebody needs to come up with a proposed JSDoc tag + syntax, or it will likely end up being pushed off that milestone.

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'Conflict' 50 compared to 41 in 2014. Battle
'Conflict' is a term, into which people usually put negative
meaning and define as ineligible. When we talk about our ordinary life, we used
to think about conflicts as of variance of opinions which leads to collision or
disagreement, in extreme cases – to fights, battles and struggles (Collins
English Dictionary, 2012). Unfortunately, a number of arm-forced conflicts all
over the world in recent years is drastically increasing. According to the data
by UN and our lecture notes, counting and analyzing the complicated situations
of armed conflicts, political crises related to civil war and terror, which are
widely spread out, one could learn the Earth's geography. It is true to say
that war and violence has no borders and has affected almost all continents. Nowadays
national governments, international organizations, NGOs, academic institutions
and other related organizations are considering and working on vivid matters,
concerning ceasefire and demobilization, elimination of violence against
children and women, stopping international human trafficking, creating worthy
living conditions for refugees, delivery of humanitarian aid for internally
displaced people, and many other crucial issues.
Recent paper by Gates, S., et. al. (2016) provides
comprehensive statistics on discussing topic. Thus, the Uppsala Conflict Data
Program has identified 259 distinct armed conflicts since foundation of the UN
in 1945. The number of people killed as a direct consequence of these conflicts
passed 100,000 for the first time in more than 25 years. However, in the 21st
century, conflicts have increased sharply since 2010. In 2015 the number of
ongoing conflicts increased to 50 compared to 41 in 2014. Battle deaths are now
largely concentrated in the Middle East (Syria and Iraq). Another reason for
people's death is hunger and infectious diseases. By the end of 2014 the number
of refugees and internally displaced persons reached to 59.5 million people (Marc,
A., 2016).
Moreover, according to the 2017 Global Peace Index,
performed by the Institute for Economics and Peace, among the least peaceful
countries there were listed: Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq. Continuous military
operations result in thousands of urban centers and historical settlements to
be completely destroyed, monuments of ancient architecture to lie in ruins (e.g.
the Arch of Triumph in Palmyra, Syria). And as before, the European Union
remains the world's most safe and peaceful region.
Today powerful efforts in war prevention, peacekeeping,
social stabilization and overcoming consequences of armed political crises are globally
implemented by the UN Security Council and its Peacekeeping forces. During the
forum, Ms. Rumiko Seya introduced the Japan Center for Conflict Prevention
(JCCP), as one of examples of international organizations, successfully acting
for peace building and conflict prevention. An NGO is specialized in peace
building, capacity building and gender mainstreaming, currently operating in
Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan and Turkey.
As far as we talk about the importance of peace and
security for our life today, we have to mention another great threat to all
humanity that causes a serious anxiety of all national governments and the UN,
which is extremism and international terrorism. Almost every day we see the
titles of newspapers and TV shows informing of regular horrific incidents and
attacks in Syria, South Sudan, Iraq, Nigeria, or Ukraine. But what causes these
collisions around the world? In order to find solutions, first we should
understand why do conflicts and terrorism happen? Then we will be able to draw
some kind of a mechanism for stabilization of current situation and providing
further sustainable development.
Empirical evidence suggest that there is no a universal
'recipe' for how to reduce the risk of relapsing into conflict or how to
navigate the difficult path from conflict to peace, and how to fight for and
keep peace around the world. It is worth mentioning, that all these kind of activities
require lot of funds, human and administrative resources from governments and
related organizations to deliver their mandate to prevent, manage and resolve
conflicts. However, as we observe from international practice most commonly
used mechanism
of conflict management and further search for progress includes the following main
steps (stages) to be undertaken.
First, opening a secure corridor for delivery of humanitarian
cargo, ceasefire and ending violence, further disarmament and demobilization of
combatants. The human inalienable right for inviolability of life and freedom
should be under protection of international law principles. No one has a right
to determine someone else's destiny. In case if efforts to reach a diplomatic
resolution have not been successful, forces from outside could be applied.
Anyhow to start a political dialog, opposite sides should realize that they
need to come to a 'table of negotiations' and be ready for a compromise. It is quite
important to provide the transparency of the process through providing the
access to the fragile and conflict affected areas for international community
and mass media (Ban, K., 2014).
There is a one interesting fact. As the Russian News Agency
TASS reports (2017), in accordance with the decree of President Bashar Assad by
July 2016, the Law on Amnesty was adopted in Syria. The decree promised an
amnesty for all armed persons, as well as for those ex-combatants who previously
escaped judicial punishment, if they surrender and lay down arms. The decree
noted that all consonants who are ready to comply with these conditions would
not be persecuted, on the contrary, they all could return to peaceful life or could
be accepted into the Syrian Army. Surprisingly, the decree made a sufficient
Second, validation for the rule of law through close
collaboration with police, as well as improvement of medical care and
psychosocial support. Creation of employment and livelihood opportunities, especially
for women and youth. The latter goal could be achieved through implementation
of infrastructural projects, including road construction and agriculture
projects, development of microfinancing and involving the population into
entrepreneurship. For this purpose, it would be useful to organize special
trainings, seminars, and workshops on business start-up tips. Another essential
component on this stage is an improvement of educational system and
institutional capacity building.
An appropriate example of creation of self-employment opportunities
comes up from initiatives by Kaaba Micro Finance Institution (K-MFI), set up in
Somalia in 2009 to provide access to credit for low-income earners and the self-employed,
especially women. Currently K-MFI is covering more than 6,000 beneficiaries,
who receive 'cheap' and long-term micro loans. So far, among target group are micro-
and small entrepreneurs, small traders and market vendors, low salaried
workers, small-scale farmers, and dairy, poultry and fisheries businesses (UNDP,
Third, promotion of harmonization of the situation and further
strengthening of constructive relationship within war-affected community. One
should not forget about the role of intermediaries and consultants in the
conflict adjustment process. How faithful, professional, and forward-looking
there are, determines how fast a cessation of hostilities could be reached.
Sides of the conflict and intermediaries should realize that they are fully
responsible for peace building before future generations. Movement from weak fragility
to sustainable reconciliation and peaceful co-existence in the long-term. Implementation
of wide range reforms aimed to provide economic growth and enhancement of the judiciary.
As the European Commission's Progress Report (2013)
notes, during 2004-2010 in Macedonia (the Western Balkans) a number of court
system reforms were introduced, including "significant changes to the
Constitution, the Law on Courts and the Judicial Council, the establishment of
the Academy for Judges and Prosecutors, the introduction of stricter
professional requirements, the establishment of an Administrative Court and
High Administrative Court, the shift towards enforcement of court judgments by
professional bailiffs, the establishment of an automated case management system
and e-justice, as well as the complete overhaul of the criminal procedure
legislation and reform of the police".
Since the world has made a huge step towards the 21st
century and globalization, rivaling forces collide each other and things around
us are changing rapidly. In such conditions modern nations are treating the 'peace
and security' as the most essential value and guarantee of prosperity and
stable future, which could not be sold or bought at any market. In this regard,
in accordance with the UN General Assembly resolution (2007) it has become a
good tradition, annually worldwide to celebrate the International Day of
Non-Violence on October 2nd, established on birthday of Mahatma
Gandhi. Thus to conclude, the famous phrase by a pioneer of the philosophy and
strategy of non-violence best summarizes all the thoughts and opinions above, "Non-violence is the greatest force at the
disposal of mankind. It is mightier than the mightiest weapon of destruction
devised by the ingenuity of man" (Gandhi,
M., 2011). From this point
of view, the GRIPS Forum on November 6th, 2017 was very challenging
in terms of bringing policymakers, diplomats, consultants, researchers and students
together to address and discuss the most pressing issues relevant for achieving
peace around the world.
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MADISON v. STATE, 55 Ala. App. 634 (1975)
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James MADISON, alias v. STATE.
2 Div. 140.Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama.
April 22, 1975.Rehearing Denied May 27, 1975.
Appeal from the Circuit Court, Hale County, Edgar P. Russell, Jr., J.Page 635
Philip Henry Pitts, Selma, for appellant.
In order for comments of counsel to the jury to form a valid basis for a mistrial or a new trial, such comments must not only be improper and illegal, but of such prejudicial character that their probable effect is incapable of eradication by exclusion and rebuke on the part of the court. Lanley v. State,32 Ala. App. 163, 22 So.2d 920; Blue v. State, 246 Ala. 73,19 So.2d 11; Nichols v. State, 267 Ala. 217, 100 So.2d 750;Johnson v. State, 272 Ala. 633, 133 So.2d 53. In determining whether improper statements of the prosecuting attorney have created an eradicable bias or prejudice, each improper statement should not be analyzed separately; rather such statements should be considered together to determine whether in their cumulative effect they created a prejudicial atmosphere incapable of eradicability. Allred v. State,291 Ala. 34, 277 So.2d 339.
William J. Baxley, Atty. Gen., and Joseph G. L. Marston, III, Asst. Atty. Gen., for the State.
Improper arguments or statements of counsel will only be a basis for reversal where (1) the argument or statement is so grossly improper and highly prejudicial as to be ineradicable by a proper ruling of the judge; (2) the argument or statement in its cumulative effect creates an atmosphere of bias and prejudice which no remarks of the trial court could ineradicate by a proper ruling of the trial judge; or (3) the judge fails to rule on prejudicial argument. Scott v. State, 47 Ala. App. 509, 257 So.2d 369. The trial judge who sits in the arena of the action is in a better position than the appellate court to determine if a remark is so prejudicial as to be ineradicable through instructions by the court. McAllister v. State,44 Ala. App. 511, 214 So.2d 862.
BOOKOUT, Judge.
The appellant was indicted on a charge of first degree murder, convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to twenty-five years in the penitentiary.
The evidence shows that the appellant caused a shotgun he was holding to discharge, and the shot struck his four-month-old daughter, killing her. His wife, whoPage 636
was holding the child, was wounded. Appellant had been visiting a drinking establishment in Greensboro on June 12, 1971, and had possibly three to five cans of beer over a period of two or two and one-half hours.
While there, his wife came by and asked him to come home and left two of his sons with him, which he interpreted as being for the purpose of seeing that he did not linger at the bar too long. His wife then went to his mother's store and shortly thereafter the appellant left the "beer joint" with his sons in his truck. He stopped by his mother's store and then drove home. When his wife did not arrive by supper time, he and the boys started out again in the truck, but passed his wife, who stopped and took the two boys in her car and drove to his sister's house. The appellant returned home, but his truck broke down shortly before reaching there, and he walked the rest of the way home.
Appellant contends he took his shotgun and walked down to the woods near his house where his dogs were running and barking. He saw his wife drive up to the house and he went back to meet her. She was sitting in the car with the children. The baby was in an infant car seat and began crying. The appellant's wife put the baby over her shoulder while appellant was talking to her. He was agitated about his truck breaking down and stated that he ought to tear up the car also, at which time he hit the outside rear view mirror with the barrel of his shotgun. It discharged, hitting the baby and his wife. Appellant hysterically drove his wounded wife and baby to the Hale County Hospital in Greensboro. The child died shortly after their arrival, the wife was transferred to Tuscaloosa to another hospital, and the appellant, still in hysterics, had to be forcibly held down and sedated.
The appellant made a statement to investigating officers while in jail in the early morning hours of June 13, 1971. Over objection, that statement was testified to and was in conflict in some details with the version given by the appellant at the trial. In his statement in jail, he said he had gone in the house and had gotten the gun because he thought some of his wife's relatives were coming over to beat him up. During the trial, he stated that he did not remember talking to the investigating officers at the jail at all and did not remember making such a statement.
Witnesses who saw the appellant at the hospital testified he was in hysterics, had to be held down and tied down on a stretcher, and sedated. He was seen yelling and crying outside the hospital as well as inside, repeating statements such as:
"My God, I've shot my baby.
"I have killed my baby.
"I shot my baby.
"God, don't take my baby, take my life, but don't take my baby.
"Lord, I done killed my baby.
"I killed my child."
Appellant's wife testified to substantially the same facts as he did. She did not hear him say anything but, "the Goddamned truck," prior to the shot, then he began screaming he had shot his baby and rushed them to the hospital in Greensboro. She was transferred to a hospital in Tuscaloosa where she stayed for over a month. She said they were not having any particular difficulty on that day, and she moved back in with the appellant and their other children when she was released from the hospital and was still living with him at the time of the trial.
Law enforcement officers testified as to the scene of the killing and as to the condition of the shotgun when found, which had its safety on. The side rear view mirror of the car was broken and glassPage 637
matching the mirror was found at the scene of the shooting. Appellant had testified the safety on the gun automatically came on when it was cocked and that he did not have his finger on the trigger when the gun discharged. Other witnesses stated the gun had accidentally discharged at prior times when jarred or being set down on the stock. A firearms expert testified for the appellant that the gun would accidentally fire when a foreign object was placed in a certain position inside the gun. He could not make the gun fire from a bump or jar without a foreign object inside. A state toxicologist was recalled in rebuttal and testified that he could not make the gun accidentally discharge without pulling the trigger after many attempts to do so with the safety both on and off.
A number of other witnesses were called by the appellant who testified as to his good character and his reputation for truth and veracity.
The charge against the appellant being first degree murder, the question for the jury to determine was whether the shooting was, (1) willful, deliberate, malicious and premeditated, or (2) with malice but without deliberation or premeditation, or (3) a voluntary act without malice amounting to first degree manslaughter, or (4) accidental under such circumstances to be second degree manslaughter, or (5) simple negligence not amounting to a crime.
The jury returned a verdict of murder in the second degree, thus acquitting appellant of premeditated murder, but finding as a necessary element that the act was done with malice. From our review of the record, the evidence did not establish premeditation on the part of the appellant. From the evidence, the jury could just have easily returned a verdict of first degree manslaughter as second degree murder. Therefore, the element of malice is a crucial ingredient in this case and one which must be examined in the light of not only the legal evidence presented, but any matter coming to the attention of the jury which may have swayed them toward that conclusion.
If the prosecution could establish that the appellant was mad at his wife when she returned home, that he made threats to shoot her, and then fired the gun; then the evidence would clearly put before the jury a case of one of the degrees of murder. On the other hand, if there was no evidence that the appellant was mad at his wife, no evidence of a threat or an argument, but only that he was aggravated over his truck breaking down, the case for murder weakens.
The only witnesses to the shooting were the appellant, his wife and their small children. The only testimony as to the actual circumstances of the shooting was from the appellant and his wife. Their stories are almost identical in detail: that there was no argument; the appellant was angry over his truck breaking down; he hit the car mirror with the gun while cursing his truck; the gun fired and the appellant sped his wife and baby to the hospital in a state of hysteria which lasted until he was sedated. Other evidence seemed to support these facts, i. e. the broken mirror, the gun found in the yard, testimony from the examining physician, and testimony from other witnesses at the hospital.
The appellant's contention that the gun fired while the safety was on and without him touching the trigger was challenged by the toxicologist's experiments with the gun. Other witnesses said the gun had accidentally discharged in the past. This testimony along with statements from a firearms expert could properly be considered by the jury in reaching their verdict.
From all the evidence, the jury could possibly infer malice, but it would be a close decision. Therefore, any extraneous matter bearing on malice coming to the jury's attention could be highly prejudicial to the appellant and must bePage 638
carefully scrutinized by this Court. The trial court attempted throughout the trial to see that only proper and legal evidence came before the jury.
The trial was peppered throughout with heated arguments between counsel; with admonitions from the trial judge to both counsels; by threats to hold counsel in contempt; and by an offer from an assistant district attorney to defense counsel to settle their argument outside with fisticuffs. Such was the atmosphere throughout much of the trial. Counsel for appellant made repeated objections on grounds that remarks of the prosecutors were improper, one such remark being made outside the hearing of the court reporter, but supposedly within the hearing of the jury. In essence, appellant contends that while the trial court sustained many of his objections and instructed the jury not to consider some of the statements made, nevertheless, remarks were made in the presence of the jury which were not capable of being eradicated from their minds.
This Court must, therefore, carefully review the conduct complained of in light of the authorities cited by both the appellant and appellee, balancing the presumptions in favor of the correctness of the verdict against the effect such conduct would have on appellant's receiving a fair trial.
During the course of the State's case, E. C. Kimbrough, a State Investigator, was called as a witness. He testified out of the presence of the jury as to the voluntariness of the appellant's statement to him at the county jail. The court found the statement to have been voluntarily given after appellant had been warned of his constitutional rights. The witness then testified from his notes, in the presence of the jury, as to what the appellant had told him.
On redirect examination, the prosecution asked the witness if he had some notes from a conversation he had with the appellant's two small sons, Clay and Scott Madison, who were four and five years old. The investigator said he had such notes which were marked for identification by the court reporter. Upon objection by the appellant, the court refused to allow the notes into evidence and, likewise, refused to allow the witness to testify from those notes, stating:
"I don't think a statement of a five year old or a four year old would add any probative value to this trial and I'm not going to admit it."
Much later in the trial, during the State's cross examination of the appellant, the following occurred:
"Q. Let me ask you this, did you make this statement, did you make the statement that Tracy Joe Madison was killed, 'I'll shoot you if you don't leave?'
"A. I would never say that.
"Q. Did you make that statement?
"A. No, I would never say that.
"Q. Are you aware of the fact that one of your son's (sic), Clay Madison ?
"MR. HENRY PITTS: (Interposing) Objection, your Honor.
"Q. (By Mr. Faile, continuing:) ? stated that you did make that statement?
"MR. HENRY PITTS: Objection, your Honor, I object to that as incompetent, irrelevant and immaterial.
"THE COURT: Yes, sir; I'll sustain it.
"MR. HENRY PITTS: And I want to make a motion outside the presence of the jury.
"THE COURT: All right. Mr. Bailiff, take the jury back to the Jury Room.
"(Whereupon the following proceedings were held out of the presence and hearing of the jury.)
"MR. HENRY PITTS: Your Honor, once again I want to make a motion for a mistrialPage 639
on the grounds that the statement made by Mr. Faile, the question asked by Mr. Faile he knew good and well, being a good lawyer as Mr. Faile is, he knows that it is improper evidence, it's irrelevant, incompetent and immaterial and he can't try to impeach this witness over a statement made by a third party, much less a statement made by a four or five year old child and it was only made for one purpose and that's to try to inflame the passions of this jury or prejudice this jury against this Defendant.
"I don't think there's any way you can instruct this jury coupled with other statements made by Mr. Burke and Mr. Faile earlier this morning about the character witness, then he comes back in here again this afternoon and asks the statement which he knows under any evidentiary procedure is not competent evidence and could only be asked for one purpose and that purpose alone is to try to prejudice this jury against this Defendant.
"THE COURT: All right. I want to say something for the record. This is outside the presence of the jury and I want to state that we've been two years trying to get this case tried. We've had one mistrial and I've granted continuances and at least one of the occasions for granting of mistrial was due to the conduct of the District Attorney.
"I'm stating categorically at this time the conduct of the District Attorney that I'm talking about was not in the Courtroom, it was in failing to live up to his agreement to deliver certain documents and according with the agreement that he had with counsel for the other side. There's no reflection on your Courtroom conduct, Mr. Faile, but I'll say this, that I'm going to try every way that I can to get that out of the minds of the jury, but if there is one more attempt on the part of the State to put frosting on this cake that shouldn't be on it, I'm going to declare this mistrial and it won't be tried again by this Trial Judge in this county, I want that thoroughly understood.
"MR. FAILE: Yes, sir; we understand that. I'm asking it for impeachment purposes, I'm not trying to get it in for ?
"THE COURT: That's not proper impeachment.
"MR. MORROW: Judge, this is a statement the witness made, we want it clear in the record.
"THE COURT: I'm not going to allow the statement of this witness to be impeached by a statement of a four year old child.
"MR. HENRY PITTS: He was asking him was he aware of his four year old child making a statement to the State Investigator and that's what he was asking him about. It didn't have anything to do with the statement made by this witness.
"He's trying to impeach this witness by a statement made by somebody else, a child.
"THE COURT: A four year old child.
"MR. MORROW: Out of the mouths of babes comes ? "THE COURT: Four year old child is not competent to testify and if there is one more repetition of this, I'll end the trial.
"MR. MORROW: Judge, you're ruling that the child is not competent to testify?
"THE COURT: I certainly am.
"MR. MORROW: For either side?
"THE COURT: For either side.
"MR. MORROW: That's fine.
"THE COURT: I don't think a four year old child, a child that is now six years old, was four years old at the time, can add any probative value to anything in this case. I've got a six year old granddaughter and I don't think she could tell me a thing that would be valid about something that happened two years ago.Page 640
"I'm certainly not to clutter up this record with that kind of thing and I think it's entirely discretionary with the Trial Judge and I don't feel it would have any probative value and I'm not going to allow it from either side.
"It's going to be objectionable to bring any testimony in from that child.
"MR. FAILE: Does it mean that we won't have the opportunity to make an attempt to qualify that child to testify?
"THE COURT: No, sir; it would not. The child at that age is not qualified to testify unless the Trial Court directs it to be so and I don't think under any theory of the law that I would ever say that a child of that age was competent to testify in any case.
"MR. FAILE: All right.
"THE COURT: What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander, they won't be able to either.
"MR. HENRY PITTS: You're denying the motion for a mistrial?
"THE COURT: I'm denying the motion for a mistrial.
"MR. HENRY PITTS: Are you going to instruct the jury?
"THE COURT: I'll instruct the jury.
"(Whereupon the following matters were held in the presence and hearing of the jury.)
"THE COURT: Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, the Court is instructing you to disregard the last question or any answer that might have been made thereto. It has nothing to do with any admissible evidence in this case. Just disabuse your minds of any such statement, it is not evidence and you are not to consider it as such.
"All right, proceed."
The court's refusal to grant a mistrial due to the above-quoted occurrence is set out as ground numbers 59 and 60 in the appellant's motion for a new trial, and is properly before this Court for consideration.
Our appellate courts have held that no iron-clad rule exists by which the prejudicial qualities of improper remarks of counsel can be judged. Such depends upon the issues, parties, and general circumstances of the particular case. Anderson v.State, 209 Ala. 36, 95 So. 171 (1922); Langley v. State,32 Ala. App. 163, 22 So.2d 920 (1945); Blue v. State, 246 Ala. 73,19 So.2d 11 (1944).
In Langley, supra, the Court of Appeals restated a general rule earlier set forth by our Supreme Court relative to improper argument of counsel, which we think may equally apply to an improper remark before the jury during any phase of the trial:
"And in the opinion in the case of Birmingham News Co. v. Payne, 230 Ala. 524, 162 So. 116, 117, that court said: 'Arguments of counsel to the jury, requiring the granting of a mistrial, or the granting of a new trial on motion, must not only be (1) improper and illegal, but (2) of such prejudicial character as that its probable effect is ineradicable by exclusion and rebuke on the part of the court,' citing Anderson v. State, supra, and a number of other cases."
In Allred v. State, 291 Ala. 34, 277 So.2d 339 (1973), the Alabama Supreme Court stated, at page 38, 277 So.2d at page 342:
"It is a general rule that where prejudicial statements are made in the heat of argument, even though improper, in accommodation of our adversary system, such statements are considered capable of being eradicated by the trial judge in sustaining objections thereto or by appropriate instructions to the jury or both.Page 641 Dunn v. State [277 Ala. 39, 166 So.2d 878], supra. See also Arant v. State, 232 Ala. 275, 167 So. 540. But our cases also recognize that an exception to this rule exists where, irrespective of the best efforts of the trial judge to disabuse the mind of the jury of any prejudicial impression, the conviction obtained is not in an impartial atmosphere. Blue v. State, supra. See also Pointer v. State, 24 Ala. App. 23, 129 So. 787; DuBose v. State, 148 Ala. 560, 42 So. 862."
Again in the recent case of Taylor v. State, Ala.App.,308 So.2d 714 (1975), Judge Tyson, speaking for this Court, reversed the conviction due to a prejudicial statement of fact being made by the prosecution in argument, stating:
"Where, as here, counsel for the State states to the jury facts of which there are no evidence whatever, and such facts are of a character that are calculated to impress the minds of the jurors, and to injure the opposing party, such are clearly improper argument and grounds for reversal . . . ."
Statements by prosecutors of facts not in existence, or which have been excluded from evidence, are improper per se. Such statements are grounds for reversible error where their impact upon the jury would be so prejudicial that proper instruction by the trial court would not eradicate their prejudicial effect. Where the objectionable statement is made as a fact, unsupported by any legal evidence, pertinent to the issue, and its natural tendency is to influence the finding of the jury, there is sufficient ground for a reversal. Nix v. State,32 Ala. App. 136, 22 So.2d 449 (1945); Dollar v. State, 99 Ala. 236,13 So. 575 (1892); Dunmore v. State, 115 Ala. 69,22 So. 541 (1896); Sullivan v. State, 66 Ala. 48 (1880); Hill v.State, 20 Ala. App. 158, 101 So. 159 (1924). Also see, Cook v.State, 42 Ala. App. 270, at pp. 279, 280, 160 So.2d 884, cert. denied 276 Ala. 702, 160 So.2d 897 (1963), as to bearing prosecutor's illegal statement might have had between possible verdict of manslaughter or murder.
In the instant case, the trial court had excluded testimony concerning a purported statement by appellant's four and five-year-old sons relative to the shooting incident. Such is clearly within the discretion of the trial court. The court had prevented the District Attorney from going into those statements, yet later in the trial when there had been no evidence of a threat by appellant to his wife, the District Attorney on-cross examination asked the appellant if he had not stated to his wife "I'll kill you if you don't leave." When appellant denied making such a threat, the District Attorney then injected, over objection, "Are you aware of the fact that one of your son's (sic), Clay Madison . . . stated that you did make that statement?"
We find this statement to go beyond all bounds of legitimate cross examinations, under the circumstances of this case. The District Attorney in his zeal to contradict the appellant's testimony, in effect himself testified as to the statement of appellant's son which had previously been denied admission into evidence. As previously discussed, any inference that a quarrel had taken place between appellant and his wife, or that he had threatened her in any way prior to the shooting, would be most critical to a jury in reaching a verdict of second degree murder as opposed to manslaughter. We, therefore, are of the opinion that under these particular circumstances, even the prompt and conscientious instructions of the trial court to the jury would be insufficient to eradicate the prejudicial effect of the statement from the minds of the jury. See Renfroe v.State, 49 Ala. App. 713, 275 So.2d 692.
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The odds of Louisville having a friendly face in Frankfort will be significantly enhanced if Daniel Cameron is successful. He's running for the post of Kentucky Attorney General on the Republican ticket in May.
Cameron is a former University of Louisville football player, earning a Bachelor's degree as a McConnell Scholar in political science and a law degree from the UofL Brandeis School of Law. He was selected by the University to give one of the student commencement speeches at the 2011 graduation ceremony.
He became a Cardinals' fan after his parents moved to Elizabethtown from Alabama in his youth. "They were the team in our back yard and it was easy to root for them 30 minutes down the road," said Cameron, who was born in Plano, Texas.
One of his fondest UofL memories was the football team's appearance in the 2007 Orange Bowl. Cameron was a freshman that season, playing at safety and on special teams under Coach Bobby Petrino. "At that time, he was seen as someone with a great offensive mind and a great X's and O's coach, somebody who paid a lot of attention to detail," recalls Cameron. "Winning that game was one of the biggest milestones in UofL football history."
Cameron would also play under Coach Steve Kragthorpe whom he said "seemed like a great guy but it just didn't work out for him."
Daniel Cameron gives on of the student commencement speeches at UofL's 2011 graduation ceremonies.
He said he also benefited greatly from some challenging experiences at UofL's McConnell Center. "I was able to do both because there were a lot of gracious folks in the football office and the McConnell Center," he said. "I remember having to miss a football practice because of an academic event, and Coach Petrino told me to tell McConnell to keep the lid on gasoline prices or something to that effect."
Later, as legal counsel to U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell in Washington, Cameron would accompany McConnell on some trips to Louisville for several football games. "He rarely misses a football game, he's an avid follower and an avid attender," he said. "The only reason he misses is if there's something really important going on in Congress."
Daniel Cameron tackles Pete Nochta during a 2007 practice session. Nochta is now a recruiting coordinator for the Louisville football team.
Before going to Washington for more than two years, Cameron was an attorney with the firm of Stites & Harbison. He's now with Frost, Brown & Todd, one of the most prestigious law firms in the region.
Cameron says he is running for the office of Attorney General "because it is the best platform from which to confront the public safety challenge of our lifetime: the drug epidemic," he said. "I've seen too many families torn apart by drug abuse. The Attorney General should be the leading voice in confronting this challenge."
Cameron believes the office has been overly politicized by Andy Beshear, the current occupant who has often clashed with Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin, suing him multiple times for his use of executive authority.
One of the Beshear's lawsuits led to a temporary reversal of Bevin's appointments to the University of Louisville Board of Trustees. The turmoil that followed the Beshear's challenge is credited by some as a major factor in UofL being placed on academic probation for a year.
Daniel Cameron, wearing No. 31, with position players at UofL in 2007.
"The last four years Andy has spent a lot of time sort of prioritizing being the opposition to the Governor," he said. "Some of the things he has involved himself have been driven specific policy view. He has used his office in many ways to be the chief legislative officer and the chief policy officer as opposed to being the chief law enforcement officer.
"I want to return the Attorney General's Office to being the chief law enforcement office," he continued. "The No. 1 issue in terms of public safety challenge is the drug epidemic. The Attorney General needs to be the driving force on that issue. The number of drug overdoses in Kentucky has been devastating. The AG needs to use the bully pulpit to getting all of the law enforcement agencies working on the same page ."
Cameron believes resolving the drug crisis in Kentucky will have to include contributions from all segments of society, including the universities and other agencies. He is pleased with with the new leadership under Neeli Bendapudi at the University of Louisville, and said he looks forward to working with education leaders as well on drug issues.
"We're in it to win, and we're prepared to tackle the immense challenges that come with the plague that is disrupting so many lives," he said.
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Good to hopefully have another friendly face in Frankfort. Proud of former Cards making something of their life after school. Daniel seems to know what he wants to do and how he's going to do it and he'll have my vote.
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Apr 19, Microsoft essentially shunned Android for several years, but with Satya What Microsoft apps do you use on your Android phone or tablet?. Apr 28, Microsoft is among the most prolific developers of apps for the Android platform. And Redmond has turned on the afterburners in the pas. The Microsoft Office Mobile apps have the familiar look and feel of Office with an intuitive touch experience designed for Android™ phones and tablets.
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You are reading this and you have an interest in the MC world, so then you have probably seen or at least heard of the Sons of Anarchy TV show. Some hated it, and some loved it. Either way it is undeniable that the show had an effect on how the public sees our MC world. AND, for the most part, the world sees us being bad guys, everyone of us.
I look at the show the way I look at all media products about our MC world. They care about two things, making money and fame. They don't care about the truth or how their products affect real people, the many men, and their families who live in the MC world. They make entertaining shows that are designed to get an audience so that they can make money and make the producers and actors famous. Period.
The Sons of Anarchy TV show was a mixture of fact and fiction. They got some things right and many things wrong.
Some things they got right… We ride motorcycles. We love each other. We love our club. The club is an extension of our family. We have our own rules. We don't take *** from anybody.
*** they got wrong. We don't let women run our clubs. We don't mix with cops. We don't go around looking for opportunities to shoot'm up. And, the list could go on.
When I saw the show, I thought to myself this is an old TV recipe. Basically, it is an old western TV show, but instead of riding horses the characters rode Harleys. Like the westerns there is a fist fight and a gun fight in every episode. They attempted to update the old-time shows by focusing on an antihero and making it a combination soap opera and cliffhanger so that you have to tune in next week to see what happens next.
Consequently, Harley sales went up. Now Harley sales are down. This makes me wonder if Harley urged the show's creator, Kurt Sutter to come up with a spinoff. Surely it is easy for Mr. Sutter to pitch a new show when they already have the Harley-Davidson Motorcycle company lined up ready to sponsor a new show along the same lines.
Now in August we will have the Mayans MC TV show. I'll hope for the best, but not expect much more from Hollywood than we got last time, some fact mixed with fiction that is in the end entertaining to the masses, lifts Harley sales and doesn't do much for the MC world.
I for one, would much rather see a show that is more based in the reality of the MC world like the movie, Mask which was released in 1985.
So, if you watch the upcoming Mayans MC TV show, watch it with these things in mind. Support your local MC.
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My version of Med-Ling, served up all pretty.
Med-ling. That's what we call it at work. It's one of our newest dishes, Mediterranean Linguini, supposedly found on one of the owner's world tours. This time supposedly he made it to Greece and adapted this recipe to work for the restaurant. Whatever, it tastes good, and I wanted to recreate it my own way.
Of course we have to know all the ingredients, so I had an idea what I would need to recreate it. It's simple really. but I couldn't just stop there. Don't get me wrong, the original is amazing. Mine was better.
It has grape tomatoes, kalamata olives, feta cheese, and the linguini tossed in a tomato olive oil sauce. I found out from one of our chefs at work that I have befriended that the sauce is actually just oil simmered together with some of the pizza sauce we use. So I used some leftover jar pasta sauce and simmered it together with the olive oil. I then added in some "sneaky spice" which just means cayenne and cinnamon to balance it out – though I'm not telling what measurements… I also enhanced my sauce with some basil and parsley and onion powder and garlic powder…oh my goodness it was yummy. And since it was an oil based sauce, it lingers on the lips and tongue.
At work, customers have a choice of chicken or shrimp to add in if they want some meat. I chose shrimp for mine, it takes me back to living in Italy. For my shrimp, I sweated some onions and toasted some garlic in a pan, and then just warmed up some ready-to-eat shrimp with the tails cut off. Throwing those on top was the perfect little addition to this already tasty dish.
To serve with it, I took some bread that I had leftover and drizzled a little olive oil on it so that it would be crusty in a 375 degree oven. Once it was good and crispy, I rubbed fresh garlic over it, grated up some parmigiano-romano cheese and popped it back in the oven just to melt the cheese. Fantastic. I can't wait to tell that chef at work about my newest (re)creation.
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Hello, I am trying to find a way to find data for hourly wind vector data over Lake Erie so I can implement it into my program that tracks bioaerosols over the lake.... Hi Jimmie, In the diagram below the measure of the angle RPT is 69 o, the vector PR represents the speed and air direction of the plane and the vector RQ represents the wind.
This report is a documentation for the project entitled Encoderless Vector Control of PMSG for Wind Turbine Applications. This theme in particular was proposed by SIEMENS Wind Power. The purpose of the project unit is to control a permanent magnet synchronous generator without using a sensor. The model of this generator type and its implementation in Simulink is shown in this report. The main how to find number of moles equation 17/10/2007 · That is correct. The vectors are additive and the Pythagorean theorem applies since the wind is blowing due E of the plane traveling N. If the plane was just taveling due north with a wind speed of 120 km/h in still air, its ground speed would be 120 km/h.
4/07/2010 · The thing is is there any possibility to get wind direction and velocity shown somewhere in this configuration GNS 430, GNS530, and Garmin MX20, that's PA34, used in Europe so no XM Weather and other cosy stuff applies.
1/07/2008 · Actually, I already "compute out my wind vectors" in my case study by using Python. I couldn't find any information for plotting my wind vector field by using Python command.I intend to plot this kind of wind vector field as below.


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Team will include DK9VZ, DL5LYM, DL8LAS, DL8WAA, DL9EE.
Before and after they will operate CT9/DK9VZ, CT9/DL5LYM, CT9/DL8LAS, CT9/DL8WAA, CT9/DL9EE on bands from 160 through to 6m.
Address for direct QSL - Ulf Ehrlich, Am Streitkopf 7, 35460, Staufenberg, Germany.


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Q: List of configured name servers must not be empty. (Parameter 'servers') - MongoDb + Blazor I am new to Blazor and I'm trying to get my MongoDb Cluster setup with my Blazor Web Assembly app.
My issue is everytime I visit the /login page it returns this error:

I know the error is because of the following:
Login.razor
@code {
    private User user = new();
    private StuddyBuddyBlazor.Database.Db database = new();

    private async void HandleLogin()
    {
        var foundUsers = await database.GetUserByCredentials(user.Email ?? "", user.Password ?? "");
        if (foundUsers == null) return;

        Console.WriteLine("Hello!");
        await LocalStorage.SetItemAsync<string>("email", user.Email ?? "#");
        await LocalStorage.SetItemAsync<string>("password", user.Password ?? "#");
        await AuthStateProvider.GetAuthenticationStateAsync();
        NavManager.NavigateTo("/login/success");
    }
}

And the top of my Database file:
Database/Db.cs
        private const string ConnectionString = "mongodb+srv://user:pass@cluster0.nmk3i.mongodb.net/users?retryWrites=true&w=majority";
        public readonly MongoClientSettings Settings = MongoClientSettings.FromConnectionString(ConnectionString);
        public readonly MongoClient mongoClient = new(ConnectionString);
        public readonly IMongoDatabase usersDb;
        public readonly IMongoCollection<BsonDocument> accountsCollection;
        public readonly IMongoCollection<BsonDocument> questionsCollection;

        public Db()
        {
            Settings.ServerApi = new ServerApi(ServerApiVersion.V1);
            usersDb = mongoClient.GetDatabase("users");
            accountsCollection = usersDb.GetCollection<BsonDocument>("accounts");
            questionsCollection = usersDb.GetCollection<BsonDocument>("questions");
        }

And here is the database.GetUserByCredentials() even though I'm pretty sure that's not the cause of the error.
        public async Task<UserSignup?> GetUserByCredentials(string email, string password)
        {
            var results = await accountsCollection.FindAsync<UserSignup>(new BsonDocument { { "email", email }, { "password", password } });
            var resultList = results.ToList();
            if (resultList.Count <= 0) return null;
            return resultList[0];
        }

I've tried the same code in a Console App and it seems to work fine.
But as soon as I use it in Blazor WASM it doesn't let me load the page and returns the error message above.
The expected behavior: Load the page and if the supplied login details are correct then modify the session data to say the user is logged in.
The actual behavior: The page doesn't load and returns: An unhandled error has occurred. __Reload__

A:
I am new to Blazor and I'm trying to get my MongoDb Cluster setup with my Blazor Web Assembly app.

As the name suggests a  Blazor Web Assembly Application runs in the browser i.e. inside the browser sandbox.  It has no direct access to a "MongoDb Cluster".  To access this cluster you need a server side API that provides the data you want, and then call that API from the application.
I'm assuming Login.razor is running in the Web Assembly application.  In which case the database connection won't work because of the reason stated above.  Secondly there's nothing setting the AuthenticationState, so the authorization controls won't work.
Any authentication is normally handled by a server side Authentication Provider.  You pass in the credentials provided and it passes back an authentication token which the application then stores and uses to make API calls.  It looks like you are storing the username and password in local storage on the browser when you should be storing an authentication token - a serious security flaw.
I know the authentication process is pretty complicated if you don't use the out-of-the-box authentication, but you need to do some more research to understand how to use your database to provide authentication.
You can of course run in Server mode, where your database is directly available.
The error you have shown is a DNS error - the application is trying to access a url that it can't resolve into an IP Address..


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| Film submission and selection general rules of participation | Rules |
Eurimages Award for Co-production Development
Eurimages is the European Support Fund for the Co-production and Distribution of Creative Cinematographic and Audio-visual Works of the Council of Europe. Its core activity is to support the production of feature films which are structured as international co-productions.
Eurimages has joined forces with co-production markets in Rotterdam (CineMart), Berlin (Berlinale Co-Production Market), Copenhagen (CPH:FORUM), Bordeaux (Cartoon Movie), Cluj (Transilvania Pitch Stop), Sarajevo (CineLink), Amsterdam (Cinekid), Rome (MIA | Cinema Co-Production Market) and Tallinn (Baltic Event) to award the Eurimages Co-production Development Award.
The award, a cash prize of 20 000 euros (15 000 for documentaries at CPH:DOX), has been created to promote the Fund's role in encouraging international co-production from the initial stages of a project.
Considering that the Europe-Latin America Co-Production Forum aims to foster the development of audiovisual projects, encourage collaboration between professionals and promote an opening out towards new international markets Europe, Eurimages Board of Management decided to establish a Eurimages Co-production Development Award to be presented in the framework of this event.
Consequently, the Eurimages Co-production Development Award will be given at the 6th Europe-Latin America Co-Production Forum, taking place on 24-27 September 2017 during the 65th San Sebastian Film Festival.
The Eurimages Co-production Development Award will be awarded by an international jury composed of one or more representatives of Eurimages to one of the projects selected in the 6th Europe-Latin America Co-Production Forum.
The conditions ruling the Eurimages Co-production Development Award are detailed in the following Regulation:
ARTICLE 1 – Eligibility criteria
Among the projects invited to participate in the Europe-Latin America Co-Production Forum only those that meet the following criteria shall be deemed eligible for the Eurimages Co-production Development Award:
projects must be intended for cinema release;
projects must be conceived as co-productions from the early development stage for reasons other than simple co-financing;
projects must be brought to the co-production market by a producer established in a Eurimages's Member country;
projects must have the intention to involve at least two Eurimages' Member Countries. Third countries can be involved in the project.
ARTICLE 2 – Selection criteria
The Eurimages Co-production Development Award shall be granted by the Jury according to the following selection criteria:
artistic quality of the project (synopsis and treatment or script, if already available);
likelihood that the project will become and remain a co-production involving at least two Eurimages' Member Countries.
ARTICLE 3 – Grant and payment criteria
A Development Support Agreement shall be concluded between Eurimages and the beneficiary of the award. Payment shall be made in two instalments:
50% upon signature of the Development Support Agreement;
50% upon reception of the development costs certified by an independent chartered accountant and proving that these were borne by a producer established in a Eurimages' Member country.
The Eurimages Co-production Development Award shall take the form of a non-reimbursable subsidy and shall be used exclusively for the purposes of meeting the development expenses of the co-production project.
The Beneficiary of the award shall pay it back to Eurimages if it is found that it was used for purposes other than meeting the costs pertaining to the development of the project. It shall also be paid back if it is found that the Co-Production Forum and/or Eurimages were given false information or misleading data which would have excluded granting the award.
ARTICLE 4 – Eurimages co-production support
Granting the Eurimages Co-production Development Award to a project shall not entail that Eurimages shall support that project within the framework of Eurimages co-production support scheme at a later stage.


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FreedomWorks' Member of the Month for July 2020: Rep. Ted Yoho (R-Fla.)
By Luke Hogg
FreedomWorks is proud to honor Rep. Ted Yoho as our member of the month for July 2020. Representing Florida's 3rd Congressional District, encompassing much of the area surrounding Gainesville, Rep. Yoho is a principled advocate for Floridians. Though he will not be seeking reelection in 2020, the work he has done in his past eight years is certainly worthy of commendation.
Dr. Yoho first moved to Florida at age 11 where he later attended the University of Florida for both his undergraduate and graduate studies in veterinary medicine. After owning his own small business -- a large animal veterinary practice -- Dr. Yoho stunned the establishment by upsetting incumbent Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-Fla.) when the districts were redrawn in 2012. Since then, Rep. Yoho has been a firm believer in the principles of small government, liberty, and freedom, maintaining a 90 percent lifetime score on FreedomWorks Scorecard, and holding a perfect score for the current 116th Congress.
In the House of Representatives, Rep. Yoho sits on the Committee on Foreign Affairs and the all important Agriculture Committee. There, he has worked tirelessly to advance our nation's agricultural and veterinary systems.
Towards that end, Rep. Yoho has introduced numerous pieces of legislation that would bring necessary reforms to our nation's meat industry, such as the Transporting Livestock Across America Safely Act (H.R. 487) that would roll-back overly strict regulations that hurt our farmers and ranchers. An advocate for the safety and health of all animals, not just livestock, Rep. Yoho has also cosponsored several pieces of legislation seeking to expand protections for our pets like the Healthy Dog Importation Act (H.R. 6921) from Rep. Ralph Abraham (R-La.).
As a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Rep. Yoho has also been an advocate for freedom and liberty beyond our borders. Most recently, in defense of the abuse of the people of Hong Kong by the Chinese Communist Party, Rep. Yoho bravely cosponsored the Hong Kong Autonomy Act (H.R. 7440). He has also joined in essential efforts to revise, or simply limit the expansion, of the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF). This legislation is what granted Presidents Bush, Obama, and Trump carte blanche to conduct counterterrorist military operations and has resulted in endless war since its implementation.
Rep. Yoho also has a fantastic record on fiscal responsibility. A member of both the House Freedom Caucus and the House Liberty Caucus, he is always an ally when it comes to the tough votes.
In his short time in Congress, Rep. Yoho has demonstrated his commitment to the people of Florida's 3rd Congressional District through his principled leadership. Though it is unfortunate to see such a strong ally exit the public stage, we are fortunate to have worked with such an honest and forthright member. Regardless of what happens in November, whoever succeeds Rep. Yoho will have big shoes to fill. It is for these reasons that FreedomWorks is proud to name Rep. Ted Yoho (R-Fla.) as our member of the month for July 2020.
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FreedomWorks is proud to honor Rep. Jason Smith (R-Mo.) as our member of the month for December 2020. As he prepares to take over as Ranking Member of the House Budget Committee in the 117th Congress, we will take a look back at the work Rep. Smith has already accomplished as a legislator, especially as it pertains to fiscal responsibility and limited government.
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FreedomWorks' Member of the Month for November 2020: Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.)
FreedomWorks is proud to honor Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) as our member of the month for November 2020. Representing the state of Montana, which is one of nine states with a split Senate delegation, Senator Daines serves his state alongside the far inferior Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.). Always a staunch defender of liberty, it is no surprise that Sen. Daines' slogan is "More Jobs. Less Government." We could not agree more, and we thank the senator for standing up for his principles.
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FreedomWorks' Member of the Month for October 2020: Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.)
FreedomWorks is proud to honor Rep. Matt Gaetz as our member of the month for October 2020. Representing Florida's 1st Congressional District, which encompasses Pensacola, Fort Walton Beach, and the far north-western position of the state, Rep. Gaetz has already demonstrated himself as a strong ally for freedom and liberty.
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FreedomWorks' Member of the Month for June 2020: Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.)
FreedomWorks is proud to honor Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) as our member of the month for June 2020. Having represented the people of South Carolina in some capacity since he was first elected to the Charleston City Council in 1995, Sen. Scott has proven himself a strong ally for liberty and a dedicated public official.
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FreedomWorks' Member of the Month for April 2020: Rep. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.)
FreedomWorks is proud to honor Rep. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.) as our member of the month for April 2020. Rep. Norman represents South Carolina's 5th Congressional District, which encompasses the north-central part of the state. First elected in a June 2017 special election to succeed Mick Mulvaney, who became director of the Office of Management and Budget, Rep. Norman has proven to be a strong ally for liberty, holding a 100 percent score on the FreedomWorks Scorecard and has won our FreedomFighter Award twice.
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FreedomWorks' Member of the Month for March 2020: Rep. Debbie Lesko (R-Ariz.)
FreedomWorks is proud to honor Rep. Debbie Lesko (R-Ariz.) as our member of the month for March 2020. Representing Arizona's 8th Congressional District, located to the northwest of Phoenix, Rep. Lesko is a consistent, strong female voice for conservatism in the House of Representatives. The lone female member of the House Freedom Caucus and co-chair of the Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues, Rep. Lesko is beyond deserving of FreedomWorks' recognition in this Women's History Month.
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FreedomWorks is proud to honor Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) as our member of the month for February 2020. Representing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the United States Senate since 2011, Sen. Toomey becomes our first-ever senator to be recognized as member of the month. This is well-deserved, as his principles, intellect, and compassion suit him well to represent his constituents and defend liberty, on everything from healthcare and taxes to trade and spending.
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FreedomWorks is proud to honor Rep. John Ratcliffe (R-Texas) as our member of the month for December 2019. Representing Texas' 4th Congressional District, which encompasses the northeast corner of the state near Dallas, Rep. Ratcliffe has been a solid defender of freedom in the House of Representatives since 2015.


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