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Descendants of David and Phoebe (Hendrix) Norton
1. David Norton was born in 1771 in Vermont and died after 1850 in Sauk County, Wisconsin?.
David married Phoebe Hendrix. Phoebe was born in 1771 in Vermont and died after 1850 in Sauk County, Wisconsin?.
Children from this marriage are:
+ 2 M i. Winthrop Norton was born in 1800 in New York and died in 1863 in California at age 63.
+ 3 M ii. Ira Norton was born in 1807 in New York.
+ 4 M iii. E. B. Norton was born in 1810 in New York.
+ 5 M iv. Amos Norton was born on February 5, 1816 in Homer, Cortland, New York and died in 1894 at age 78.
2. Winthrop Norton was born in 1800 in New York and died in 1863 in California at age 63.
Winthrop married Hannah Cranston. Hannah was born in 1799 in Rhode Island and died in 1879 in Wisconsin at age 80.
The child from this marriage is:
+ 6 M i. John Norton was born in 1841 in Ohio and died in 1914 in Wisconsin at age 73.
3. Ira Norton was born in 1807 in New York.
Ira married Jerusha Ford, daughter of Andrew Ford and Sarah Beal, on September 8, 1829 in Geauga, Ohio. Jerusha was born on December 25, 1799 in Northampton, Massachusetts and died on May 20, 1876 at age 76.
7 F i. Cynthia Norton was born in 1832 in Ohio.
8 F ii. Lucinda Norton was born in 1836 in Ohio.
+ 9 M iii. Lyman Norton was born on April 1, 1840 in Lake County, Ohio and died on April 10, 1914 in Baraboo, Wisconsin at age 74.
4. E. B. Norton was born in 1810 in New York.
E. married Elisa Norton. Elisa was born in 1820 in New York.
10 F i. Sally Norton was born in 1839 in Ohio.
11 M ii. Andrew Norton was born in 1841 in Ohio.
12 M iii. Henry Norton was born in 1843 in Ohio.
13 F iv. Charity Norton was born in 1848 in Wisconsin.
5. Amos Norton was born on February 5, 1816 in Homer, Cortland, New York and died in 1894 at age 78.
Amos married Cordelia Olds in 1836 in Lake County, Ohio. Cordelia was born in Massachusetts and died on November 4, 1860 in Fairfield, Sauk, Wisconsin.
14 F i. Charlotte A. Norton
Charlotte married L. G. Marston.
15 M ii. Eli Norton
Eli married Ione Ada Ingraham.
16 F iii. Ellen P. Norton
Ellen married Marion Lamar.
17 M iv. Rosewell Norton died in Kansas?.
Rosewell married Lizzie Baldwin.
18 F v. Melissa C. Norton died in October 1888.
Melissa married Henry V. Marston.
19 F vi. Sarah A. Norton
Sarah married Harry Woodin. Harry died in Minnesota?.
+ 20 M vii. Nirum S. Norton was born in 1842 in Ohio and died on December 19, 1933 at age 91.
+ 21 M viii. Amos Z. Norton was born about 1853 in Wisconsin.
Amos next married Catherine Wrightmyer after 1860. Catherine was born in 1822 in Prince Edward, Ontario, Canada and died in 1904 at age 82.
+ 22 M i. William D. Norton was born in 1862 in Wisconsin and died in 1946 at age 84.
+ 23 F ii. Minnie Norton was born in July 1863 in Wisconsin and died about 1926 about age 63.
6. John Norton was born in 1841 in Ohio and died in 1914 in Wisconsin at age 73.
John married J. Louise Merrick. J. was born in 1843 in Wisconsin and died in 1929 in Wisconsin at age 86.
+ 24 F i. Florence Norton was born in 1885 in Wisconsin and died in 1957 in Elkhorn, Wisconsin at age 72.
9. Lyman Norton was born on April 1, 1840 in Lake County, Ohio and died on April 10, 1914 in Baraboo, Wisconsin at age 74.
Lyman married Mary Elizabeth Henry, daughter of David Henry and Elizabeth Southard, on June 29, 1864 in Portage City, Sauk, Wisconsin. Mary was born on October 1, 1846 in Wisconsin Or Indiana and died on September 26, 1917 in Fairfield, Sauk, Wisconsin at age 70.
+ 25 F i. Etta Norton .
26 M ii. Infant Two Norton .
+ 27 M iii. Eugene Walter Norton was born on April 15, 1865 in Fairfield, Sauk, Wisconsin and died on April 26, 1948 in Columbus, Columbia, Wisconsin at age 83.
28 M iv. Rosetta Norton was born in December 1869 in Wisconsin.
29 F v. Mae Norton was born in April 1875 in Wisconsin.
Mae married James Cummings.
+ 30 M vi. Cory Carow was born in 1890 in Wisconsin.
20. Nirum S. Norton was born in 1842 in Ohio and died on December 19, 1933 at age 91.
Nirum married M. Annie Larson. M. was born on January 26, 1846 in Canada.
31 F i. Alice C. Norton was born about 1868 in Wisconsin.
21. Amos Z. Norton was born about 1853 in Wisconsin.
Amos married Melissa Lamar on November 20, 1873 in Sauk County, Wisconsin - Vol 5 Page 44. Melissa was born on August 10, 1853 in Wisconsin and died on July 23, 1934 in Willamina, Polk County, Oregon at age 80.
+ 32 M i. Frederick Louis Norton was born on April 18, 1886 in Fairfield, Sauk County, Wisconsin and died on January 6, 1972 in Portland, Oregon at age 85.
33 F ii. Vera Amy Norton was born on June 27, 1894 in Baraboo, Sauk County, Wiscosin and died on March 6, 1966 in Longview, Washington at age 71.
34 F iii. Ada Melissa Norton was born in October 1889 in Sauk, Wisconsin.
Ada married George Washington Sines in November 1900 in Wisconsin.
35 M iv. Leon Norton
22. William D. Norton was born in 1862 in Wisconsin and died in 1946 at age 84.
William married someone.
His child is:
36 M i. Arthur L. Norton was born about 1887 in Wisconsin.
23. Minnie Norton was born in July 1863 in Wisconsin and died about 1926 about age 63.
Minnie married Otto Fucikofsky in December 1880 in Wisconsin. Otto was born in November 1849 in Pollerskirchen, Czech Republic and died about 1923 about age 74.
37 F i. Ellen Fucikofsky was born in 1882.
38 M ii. Ed Fucikofsky was born in March 1884 in Wisconsin.
39 F iii. Carrie Fucikofsky was born on February 21, 1887.
40 F iv. Mabel Fucikofsky was born in December 1897 in Wisconsin.
24. Florence Norton was born in 1885 in Wisconsin and died in 1957 in Elkhorn, Wisconsin at age 72.
Florence married Mr. Cory.
41 M i. John Cory
25. Etta Norton .
Etta married Mr. Mulcahy.
42 F i. Vera V. Mulcahy was born in 1901 in Wisconsin.
27. Eugene Walter Norton was born on April 15, 1865 in Fairfield, Sauk, Wisconsin and died on April 26, 1948 in Columbus, Columbia, Wisconsin at age 83.
Eugene married Margaret Mary Schneller, daughter of Moritz Schneller and Wilhelmina Kamrath, on December 26, 1889 in Fairfield, Sauk, Wisconsin. Margaret was born on November 21, 1863 in Honey Creek, Sauk, Wisconsin and died on July 10, 1936 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at age 72.
+ 43 M i. Earl Eugene Norton was born on February 26, 1892 in Baraboo, Sauk, Wisconsin and died on September 1, 1980 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at age 88.
44 M ii. Gloyd "Dutch" Norton was born on May 22, 1896 in Baraboo, Wisconsin and died on December 30, 1964 in Gary, Indiana at age 68.
+ 45 F iii. Thelma Norton was born on December 11, 1898 in Baraboo, Wisconsin and died on November 15, 1959 at age 60.
30. Cory Carow was born in 1890 in Wisconsin.
Cory married Hazel O. Gerofski.
46 M i. John R. Carow was born about 1915 in Wisconsin.
32. Frederick Louis Norton was born on April 18, 1886 in Fairfield, Sauk County, Wisconsin and died on January 6, 1972 in Portland, Oregon at age 85.
Frederick married Mary Ann Corning on April 17, 1907 in Delton, Sauk County, Wisconsin. Mary was born on January 27, 1887 in Portage, Columbia County, Wisconsin and died on May 6, 1964 in Portland, Oregon at age 77.
47 F i. Laverne Irene Norton was born on April 24, 1916 and died on August 19, 1986 at age 70.
Laverne married Frank Edward Kelly.
48 F ii. Lois Mae Norton was born on January 30, 1925 in Portland, Oregon and died on July 9, 2002 in Eugene, Oregon at age 77.
Lois married James Homer Emerson Jr.
43. Earl Eugene Norton was born on February 26, 1892 in Baraboo, Sauk, Wisconsin and died on September 1, 1980 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at age 88.
Earl married Marie Marcellina Silke, daughter of Jacob Zuelke and Antionette Mashock, on May 6, 1919 in West Allis, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Marie was born on August 15, 1893 in Princeton, Green Lake, Wisconsin and died on July 31, 1967 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at age 73.
+ 49 F i. Gwendolyn Irene Norton was born on January 18, 1920 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and died on June 19, 2010 in Wauwautosa, Wisconsin at age 90.
+ 50 F ii. Evelyn Regina Norton was born on January 18, 1920 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and died on April 27, 2010 in West Allis, Wisconsin at age 90.
45. Thelma Norton was born on December 11, 1898 in Baraboo, Wisconsin and died on November 15, 1959 at age 60.
Thelma married George Earl McKay on May 1, 1917. George was born on October 26, 1895 and died in August 1975 in Minong, Washburn County, Wisconsin at age 79.
+ 51 M i. Russell Verne McKay
+ 52 M ii. Wayne Robert McKay
+ 53 F iii. Marie Alice McKay
+ 54 F iv. Margaret Irene McKay was born on July 27, 1922 and died on January 5, 1968 at age 45.
+ 55 F v. Doris McKay
56 M vi. Harold George McKay was born on November 11, 1924 and died on February 18, 1927 at age 2.
+ 57 M vii. Donald Eugene McKay
49. Gwendolyn Irene Norton was born on January 18, 1920 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and died on June 19, 2010 in Wauwautosa, Wisconsin at age 90.
Gwendolyn married Clarence Victor Hughes III, son of Clarence Victor Hughes Jr. and Lucile Eleanor Coe, on November 20, 1941 in West Allis, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Clarence was born on April 9, 1920 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and died on December 10, 1982 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at age 62.
+ 58 M i. David Clarence Hughes
+ 59 F ii. Mary Patricia Hughes
+ 60 M iii. Paul Earl Hughes
61 F iv. Barbara L. Hughes was born on January 31, 1954 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and died on August 4, 1955 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at age 1.
+ 62 F v. Therese G. Hughes
50. Evelyn Regina Norton was born on January 18, 1920 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and died on April 27, 2010 in West Allis, Wisconsin at age 90.
Evelyn married Anthony J. Kastelic, son of Anton Kastelic and Angeline Kastelic Unknown, on August 30, 1941. Anthony was born on September 25, 1916 in Colorado and died on December 24, 1998 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at age 82.
63 M i. Thomas A. Kastelic
51. Russell Verne McKay
Russell married Emmy Gerda Krahl.
+ 64 F i. Sandra Lee Gerda McKay
52. Wayne Robert McKay
Wayne married Ruth Smith.
+ 65 F i. Ruth Ann McKay
66 F ii. Gwendolyn Doris McKay
Gwendolyn married Unknown.
+ 67 M iii. Richard McKay
+ 68 M iv. Robert Eugene McKay
+ 69 M v. Gloyd Allen McKay
+ 70 F vi. Ms. McKay
71 M vii. Douglas Wayne McKay
53. Marie Alice McKay
Marie married Orville L. Beardsley. Orville was born on June 4, 1914 and died in April 1978 in Columbus, Wisconsin at age 63.
+ 72 F i. Beverly Ann Beardsley
+ 73 M ii. Gary Lee Beardsley
54. Margaret Irene McKay was born on July 27, 1922 and died on January 5, 1968 at age 45.
Margaret married Harold Yerges.
74 M i. Ronald Lee Yerges
75 M ii. James Harold Yerges
76 M iii. Charles Randall Yerges
77 F iv. Linda Louise Yerges was born on August 1, 1950 and died on August 4, 1950.
78 F v. Nancy Lynn Yerges
79 F vi. Judy Ann Yerges
80 F vii. Debbie Kay Yerges
81 M viii. David Allen Yerges
82 M ix. Kenneth Raymond Yerges
55. Doris McKay
Doris married William Wesley Gray. William died on May 12, 1981.
+ 83 M i. William Wesley Gray Jr.
+ 84 M ii. Donald Robert Gray
Doris next married James L. Walker.
57. Donald Eugene McKay
Donald married Leone Stenberg.
85 M i. George Daniel McKay
George married Linda Unknown.
86 M ii. Thomas Harvey McKay
87 M iii. Mark Donald McKay
88 M iv. Glen Alan McKay
58. David Clarence Hughes
David married Darlene Obydine, daughter of Stephan Eli Obydine and Joan Sophia Unknown Obydine,.
+ 89 M i. Michael David Hughes
+ 90 M ii. Todd Christopher Hughes
91 F iii. Faith Marie Hughes
59. Mary Patricia Hughes
Mary married Robert K. Graver, son of Theodore Charles Graver and Lillian Ida Counts,.
92 M i. Robert K. Graver was born on July 8, 1965 in Washington, D.C. and died on November 5, 1982 in Washington, D.C. at age 17. Another name for Robert was Robert K. Graver Jr.
93 M ii. Daniel Edward Graver
+ 94 F iii. Beth Ann Graver
Mary next married David Allen Lossos, son of Edward John Lossos and Helen Elizabeth Tappeiner,.
60. Paul Earl Hughes
Paul married Kathleen P. Delgado Romero, daughter of Mr. Romero and Janet T. Unknown Delgado,.
95 M i. Andrew Mark Hughes
Paul next married Jeffri-Lynn Knepprath.
Paul next married Joanne Marie Colombo.
62. Therese G. Hughes
Therese married Charles Kashian.
96 F i. Nicole Marie Kashian
97 M ii. Eric Charles Kashian
64. Sandra Lee Gerda McKay
Sandra married Bruce McLearn.
98 F i. Hanna Joy McLearn
99 F ii. Rebecca Ruth McLearn
100 F iii. Elizabeth Bonnie-Marie McLearn
65. Ruth Ann McKay
Ruth married Norman E. Hovey.
101 F i. Deborah Jean Hovey
Deborah married Michael Tuck.
102 M ii. Daniel Joseph Hovey
Daniel married Catherine Jennings.
Ruth next married George J. Tyson.
67. Richard McKay
Richard married Unknown.
103 M i. Child One McKay
104 M ii. Child Two McKay
68. Robert Eugene McKay
Robert married Unknown.
105 M i. Wayne McKay
106 F ii. Kelly McKay
69. Gloyd Allen McKay
Gloyd married Patricia A. Weisewal.
+ 107 F i. Sheila Marie McKay
108 F ii. Jennifer Ann McKay
Jennifer married Gerald Todd Perkins.
109 M iii. Christopher Allen McKay
70. Susan Joyce McKay
Susan married Herman Maul.
110 M i. Philip Maul
111 M ii. Child Two Maul
72. Beverly Ann Beardsley
Beverly married William Miller Jr., son of William A. Miller and Sarah Hackmann,.
112 M i. Joshua Michael Miller
+ 113 F ii. Andrea Miller
114 F iii. Nicole Miller
Beverly next married Herb Schaele.
73. Gary Lee Beardsley
Gary married Pamela Ann Ulrich.
115 F i. Anna Marie Beardsley
Gary next married Katherine Jean Way.
116 M i. Jacob Peter Beardsley
117 M ii. Nathaniel Adam Beardsley
Gary next married Patricia Murphy.
83. William Wesley Gray Jr.
William married Patti Thomsen.
118 M i. Christian William Gray was born on May 29, 1968 and died on July 23, 1983 at age 15.
William next married Sheila Voss.
119 F i. Fiona Rose Gray
84. Donald Robert Gray
Donald married someone.
120 F i. Jennifer Ann Gray
89. Michael David Hughes
Michael married Cathy Evers.
121 M i. Joshua David Hughes was born in June 1982 and died in June 1982.
+ 122 M ii. Joshua Michael Hughes
123 F iii. Emily Rose Hughes
Emily married Michael Neils.
124 M iv. Jonathan Hughes
90. Todd Christopher Hughes
Todd married Ann Klingbile.
Todd next married Petra Herzog.
125 M i. Kevin Christopher Hughes
+ 126 F ii. Tatjana Sara Hughes
Todd next married Penny Sachs.
127 M i. Mitchell Christopher Hughes
128 F ii. Hadassah Hughes
Todd next married Ann Michele Unknown Hughes.
94. Beth Ann Graver
Beth married Kurt William Rowland, son of Wayne Keith Rowland and Judith Lee Ullrich,.
129 F i. Claire Therese Rowland
107. Sheila Marie McKay
Sheila married Trevor James Ridder.
130 M i. Zachary James Ridder
113. Andrea Miller
Andrea married Kevin Walhof.
131 M i. Bryce Benjamin Walhof
Ninth Generation
122. Joshua Michael Hughes
Joshua married Julianne Geiger.
132 M i. Hunter Joshua Hughes
126. Tatjana Sara Hughes
Tatjana married someone.
Her child is:
133 F i. Sydnee Rae Farris
This Web Site was Created December 30, 2011 with Legacy 7.5 from Millennia


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from __future__ import absolute_import

import six
from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse

from sentry.testutils import APITestCase

from sentry.models import ProjectOwnership
from sentry.ownership.grammar import Rule, Owner, Matcher, dump_schema

class ProjectOwnershipEndpointTestCase(APITestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.login_as(user=self.user)
        self.user2 = self.create_user("user2@example.com")
        self.user3 = self.create_user("user3@example.com")

        self.team = self.create_team(
            organization=self.organization, slug="tiger-team", members=[self.user]
        )
        self.team2 = self.create_team(
            organization=self.organization, slug="tiger-team2", members=[self.user2]
        )
        self.team3 = self.create_team(
            organization=self.organization, slug="tiger-team3", members=[self.user3]
        )

        self.project = self.create_project(
            organization=self.organization, teams=[self.team, self.team2, self.team3], slug="bengal"
        )

    def test_no_rules(self):
        event1 = self.store_event(
            data={"stacktrace": {"frames": [{"filename": "foo.py"}]}}, project_id=self.project.id
        )

        self.path = reverse(
            "sentry-api-0-event-owners",
            kwargs={
                "organization_slug": self.organization.slug,
                "project_slug": self.project.slug,
                "event_id": event1.event_id,
            },
        )

        resp = self.client.get(self.path)
        assert resp.status_code == 200
        assert len(resp.data["owners"]) == 0
        assert resp.data["rule"] is None
        assert len(resp.data["rules"]) == 0

    def test_no_matching_owners(self):
        rule_a = Rule(Matcher("path", "bar.py"), [Owner("user", self.user.email)])

        ProjectOwnership.objects.create(
            project_id=self.project.id, schema=dump_schema([rule_a]), fallthrough=True
        )

        event1 = self.store_event(
            data={"stacktrace": {"frames": [{"filename": "foo.py"}]}}, project_id=self.project.id
        )

        self.path = reverse(
            "sentry-api-0-event-owners",
            kwargs={
                "organization_slug": self.organization.slug,
                "project_slug": self.project.slug,
                "event_id": event1.event_id,
            },
        )

        resp = self.client.get(self.path)
        assert resp.status_code == 200
        assert len(resp.data["owners"]) == 0
        assert resp.data["rule"] is None
        assert len(resp.data["rules"]) == 0

    def test_matching_non_existing_owner(self):
        rule_a = Rule(Matcher("path", "*"), [Owner("user", "doesnotexist@fake.com")])

        ProjectOwnership.objects.create(
            project_id=self.project.id, schema=dump_schema([rule_a]), fallthrough=True
        )

        event1 = self.store_event(
            data={"stacktrace": {"frames": [{"filename": "foo.py"}]}}, project_id=self.project.id
        )

        self.path = reverse(
            "sentry-api-0-event-owners",
            kwargs={
                "organization_slug": self.organization.slug,
                "project_slug": self.project.slug,
                "event_id": event1.event_id,
            },
        )

        resp = self.client.get(self.path)
        assert resp.status_code == 200
        assert len(resp.data["owners"]) == 0
        assert resp.data["rule"] == Matcher(type="path", pattern="*")
        assert len(resp.data["rules"]) == 1

    def test_one_owner(self):
        rule_a = Rule(Matcher("path", "*.py"), [Owner("user", self.user.email)])

        ProjectOwnership.objects.create(
            project_id=self.project.id, schema=dump_schema([rule_a]), fallthrough=True
        )

        event1 = self.store_event(
            data={"stacktrace": {"frames": [{"filename": "foo.py"}]}}, project_id=self.project.id
        )

        self.path = reverse(
            "sentry-api-0-event-owners",
            kwargs={
                "organization_slug": self.organization.slug,
                "project_slug": self.project.slug,
                "event_id": event1.event_id,
            },
        )

        resp = self.client.get(self.path)
        assert resp.status_code == 200
        assert len(resp.data["owners"]) == 1
        assert resp.data["owners"][0]["id"] == six.text_type(self.user.id)
        assert resp.data["rule"] == Matcher("path", "*.py")
        assert len(resp.data["rules"]) == 1

    def test_multiple_owners(self):
        users = [self.user, self.user2, self.user3]
        rules = [
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*.py"), [Owner("user", users[0].email)]),
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*foo*"), [Owner("user", users[1].email)]),
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*"), [Owner("user", users[2].email)]),
        ]

        ProjectOwnership.objects.create(
            project_id=self.project.id, schema=dump_schema(rules), fallthrough=True
        )

        event1 = self.store_event(
            data={"stacktrace": {"frames": [{"filename": "foo.py"}]}}, project_id=self.project.id
        )

        self.path = reverse(
            "sentry-api-0-event-owners",
            kwargs={
                "organization_slug": self.organization.slug,
                "project_slug": self.project.slug,
                "event_id": event1.event_id,
            },
        )

        resp = self.client.get(self.path)
        assert resp.status_code == 200
        assert len(resp.data["owners"]) == 3
        assert [o["id"] for o in resp.data["owners"]] == [six.text_type(u.id) for u in users]
        assert resp.data["rule"] == Matcher("path", "*.py")
        assert len(resp.data["rules"]) == 3

    def test_multiple_owners_order_matters(self):
        users = [self.user, self.user2, self.user3]
        rules = [
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*.py"), [Owner("user", users[0].email)]),
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*foo*"), [Owner("user", users[1].email)]),
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*"), [Owner("user", users[2].email)]),
        ]
        rules.reverse()

        ProjectOwnership.objects.create(
            project_id=self.project.id, schema=dump_schema(rules), fallthrough=True
        )

        event1 = self.store_event(
            data={"stacktrace": {"frames": [{"filename": "foo.py"}]}}, project_id=self.project.id
        )

        self.path = reverse(
            "sentry-api-0-event-owners",
            kwargs={
                "organization_slug": self.organization.slug,
                "project_slug": self.project.slug,
                "event_id": event1.event_id,
            },
        )

        resp = self.client.get(self.path)
        assert resp.status_code == 200
        assert len(resp.data["owners"]) == 3
        assert [o["id"] for o in resp.data["owners"]] == [
            six.text_type(u.id) for u in reversed(users)
        ]
        assert resp.data["rule"] == Matcher("path", "*")
        assert len(resp.data["rules"]) == 3

    def test_owners_of_different_types_ordered_correctly(self):
        owners = [self.user, self.team3, self.user2, self.team2, self.user3, self.team]
        rules = [
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*.py"), [Owner("user", owners[0].email)]),
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*py"), [Owner("team", owners[1].slug)]),
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*foo*"), [Owner("user", owners[2].email)]),
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*y"), [Owner("team", owners[3].slug)]),
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*"), [Owner("user", owners[4].email)]),
            Rule(Matcher("path", "*o.py"), [Owner("team", owners[5].slug)]),
        ]

        ProjectOwnership.objects.create(
            project_id=self.project.id, schema=dump_schema(rules), fallthrough=True
        )

        event1 = self.store_event(
            data={"stacktrace": {"frames": [{"filename": "foo.py"}]}}, project_id=self.project.id
        )

        self.path = reverse(
            "sentry-api-0-event-owners",
            kwargs={
                "organization_slug": self.organization.slug,
                "project_slug": self.project.slug,
                "event_id": event1.event_id,
            },
        )

        resp = self.client.get(self.path)
        assert resp.status_code == 200
        assert len(resp.data["owners"]) == 6
        assert [o["id"] for o in resp.data["owners"]] == [six.text_type(o.id) for o in owners]
        assert [o["type"] for o in resp.data["owners"]] == ["user", "team"] * 3
        assert resp.data["rule"] == Matcher("path", "*.py")
        assert len(resp.data["rules"]) == 6

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Q: Why are Calendar.getInstance() and getDate() methods not working as intended? Cannot retrieve Date I have tried retrieving the date for an Android app but for some reason, it is not appearing as intended. I would like the Date to be visible in the application. I've attempted to use the TextView and TextClock types in the XML file (both of which should produce the same result). Still no luck."@+id/current_real_time" does appear in the application and does show the real time (although only the hour and minute). However, "@+id/current_date" does not seem to appear anywhere. Background is Dark Blue. So the android:textColor is not the issue here.
''''

<TextClock
   android:id="@+id/current_real_time"
   android:layout_width="wrap_content"
   android:layout_height="match_parent"
   android:format12Hour="hh:mm:ss a"
   android:textColor="#ffffff"
   android:textSize="16pt"
   android:textStyle="bold"
   android:layout_marginStart="25dp">
 </TextClock>

''''

<TextView
    android:id="@+id/current_date"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:text=""
    android:textSize="16pt"
    android:textColor="#ffffff"
    android:textStyle="bold" />

''''

''''
@Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activated_ticket_layout);

        //Matching logic to the UI element (add ticket menu)
        ticketToolbar = (Toolbar) findViewById(R.id.addTicketToolbar);
        setSupportActionBar(ticketToolbar);
        getSupportActionBar().setTitle("Add New Tickets");
        ticketToolbar.setNavigationIcon(R.drawable.back_arrow);
        //toolbar.setNavigationIcon(R.drawable.plus);

        //Adding and Formatting time
        Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
        String currentTime = DateFormat.getTimeInstance().format(calendar.getTime());
        TextClock textClockTime = (TextClock) findViewById(R.id.current_real_time);
        textClockTime.setText(currentTime);

        Calendar ticketDate = Calendar.getInstance();
        Date currentTicketDate = ticketDate.getDate();

''''

A: Since I don't know which layout you are using and I assume you are using LinearLayout.
Then, it will be the problem of your TextClock layout because "android:layout_height="match_parent" " pushed the TextView to the bottom, just modify the TextClock layout to use the code below
<TextClock
    android:id="@+id/current_real_time"
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:format12Hour="hh:mm:ss a"
    android:textColor="#ffffff"
    android:textSize="16pt"
    android:textStyle="bold">
</TextClock>

Also, did you call setText(String) of your TextView? I ask because I cannot see you did from the above code you pasted. Just ignore this question if you did or you can try code below, it will show the full date string(You may need to format it by yourself).
    Calendar ticketDate = Calendar.getInstance();
    Date currentTicketDate = ticketDate.getTime();

    TextView currentDate = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.current_date);
    currentDate.setText(currentTicketDate.toString());

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Sonia and Neil Singla at their Pasadena home
Sonia and Neil Singla created their named endowment in 2020 to support PCF's local grantmaking efforts. They are long-time Pasadena residents with Midwestern roots and a strong sense of community. Sonia is a physician and scientist whose work focuses on the treatment of pain. Neil is the founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Lotus Clinical Research, which he started in 2001 together with Sonia, who serves as Medical Director. They are parents to three children.
The couple supports numerous nonprofit organizations and initiatives, with health care and education topping their passions. Sonia serves on PCF's Board of Directors, where she has experienced the impact of endowments. The couple created the Sonia and Neil Singla Endowment in December 2020, as Sonia says, because "it offered the chance to make a difference in perpetuity. I've seen firsthand what PCF has been able to accomplish thanks to funds from endowments, including the important work with PCF Scholars and seeing the incredible COVID-19 response. An organization can only be as nimble as its endowment – and PCF's endowments have really helped it respond to current needs."
Paying It Forward as Children of Immigrants
Sonia and Neil are both children of immigrants – each family is from India – and the couple credits their parents for instilling in them the fundamental values to achieve the American Dream: hard work, education, and civic engagement. Sonia's father served in the Indian Army for over 15 years before emigrating, initially to Canada, where Sonia was born. The family soon settled in Cleveland, Ohio, where Sonia and her two siblings were raised and enjoyed a quintessential middle-class life. Sonia reminisces that her father, who worked for 40 years at the Ford Motor Co., never said no to overtime, valued all things American, and managed to send three kids to parochial school and then off to college without debt, with help from her mother, who worked as a nurse.
Neil likewise benefited from his parents' determination to use their skills in their new country. Neil's mother was the first female in her medical school in India and became an OB/GYN there. After the family emigrated to Dayton, Ohio, she wanted to start a family, so picked the field of pathology knowing that there was little night call. After her children were in high school, she opened her own family medicine clinic and served her neighborhood community for 20 years.
Sonia Singla with her daughter Mia, May 2022
Sonia has spent time thinking about her parents and the ways in which their assimilation, hard work, and an ethos that embraced both community and nation helped shape who she is as an adult. "I always understood how hard they worked, but maybe didn't appreciate it until I had my own kids. I recognize now that my path, my successes, and my community work were paved by their efforts: It's a strong sense of 'pay it forward.' I think about how we as children of immigrant parents feel, in our every waking breath, a debt of gratitude for their sacrifice. They give us a better life, and we spend the rest of our lives trying to realize that."
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1 Page 1 of 13 EENS 1110 Tulane University Physical Geology Prof. Stephen A. Nelson Continental Drift, Sea Floor Spreading and Plate Tectonics This page last updated on 26-Aug-2015 Plate Tectonics is a theory developed in the late 1960s, to explain how the outer layers of the Earth move and deform. The theory has caused a revolution in the way we think about the Earth. Since the development of the theory, geologists have had to reexamine almost every aspect of Geology. Plate tectonics has proven to be so useful that it can predict geologic events and explain almost all aspects of what we see on the Earth. Tectonic Theories Tectonic theories attempt to explain why mountains, earthquakes, and volcanoes occur where they do, the ages of deformational events, and the ages and shapes of continents and ocean basins. Late 19th Century Theories Contraction of the Earth due to cooling. This is analogous to what happens to the skin of an apple as the interior shrinks as it dehydrates. It could explain compressional features, like fold/thrust mountain belts, but could not explain extensional features, such as rift valleys and ocean basins. Nor could it explain the shapes and positions of the continents. Expansion of the Earth due to heating. This was suggested after radioactivity was discovered. This could explain why the continents are broken up, and could easily explain extensional features, but did not do well at explaining compressional features. Wegner's Theory of Continental Drift Alfred Wegner was a German Meteorologist in the early 1900s who studied ancient climates. Like most people, the jigsaw puzzle appearance of the Atlantic continental margins caught his attention. He put together the evidence of ancient glaciations and the distribution of fossil to formulate a theory that the continents have moved over the surface of the Earth, sometimes forming large supercontinents and other times forming separate continental masses. He proposed that prior to about 200 million years ago all of the continents formed one large land mass that he called Pangea (see figures on pages 56 to 59 in your text). The weakness of Wegner's theory, and the reason it was not readily accepted by geologists was that he proposed that the continents slide over ocean floor. Geophysicists disagreed, stating the ocean floor did not have enough strength to hold the continents and too much frictional resistance would be encountered.
5 Page 5 of 13 fractures it produces earthquakes that get progressively deeper. Plate Tectonics By combining the sea floor spreading theory with continental drift and information on global seismicity, the new theory of Plate Tectonics became a coherent theory to explain crustal movements. Plates are composed of lithosphere, about 100 km thick, that "float" on the ductile asthenosphere. While the continents do indeed appear to drift, they do so only because they are part of larger plates that float and move horizontally on the upper mantle asthenosphere. The plates behave as rigid bodies with some ability to flex, but deformation occurs mainly along the boundaries between plates. The plate boundaries can be identified because they are zones along which earthquakes occur. Plate interiors have much fewer earthquakes.
6 Page 6 of 13 Types of Plate Boundaries There are three types of plate boundaries: 1. Divergent Plate boundaries, where plates move away from each other. 2. Convergent Plate Boundaries, where plates move toward each other. 3. Transform Plate Boundaries, where plates slide past one another. Divergent Plate Boundaries These are oceanic ridges where new oceanic lithosphere is created by upwelling mantle that melts, resulting in basaltic magmas which intrude and erupt at the oceanic ridge to create new oceanic lithosphere and crust. As new oceanic lithosphere is created, it is pushed aside in opposite directions. Thus, the age of the oceanic crust becomes progressively older in both directions away from the ridge. Because oceanic lithosphere may get subducted, the age of the ocean basins is relatively young. The oldest oceanic crust occurs farthest away from a ridge. In the Atlantic Ocean, the oldest oceanic crust occurs next to the North American and African continents and is about 160 million years old (Jurassic) (see figure 4.6 in your text). In the Pacific Ocean, the oldest crust is also Jurassic in age, and occurs off the coast of Japan. Because the oceanic ridges are areas of young crust, there is very little sediment accumulation on the ridges. Sediment thickness increases in both directions away of the ridge, and is thickest where the oceanic crust is the oldest.
8 Page 8 of 13 earthquakes may extend down to depths of 700 km before the subducting plate heats up and loses its ability to deform in a brittle fashion. As the oceanic plate subducts, it begins to heat up causing the release water of water into the overlying mantle asthenosphere. The water reduces the melting temperature and results in the production of magmas. These magmas rise to the surface and create a volcanic arc parallel to the trench. If the subduction occurs beneath oceanic lithosphere, an island arc is produced at the surface (such as the Japanese islands, the Aleutian Islands, the Philippine islands, or the Caribbean islands If the subduction occurs beneath continental crust, a continental volcanic arc is produced (such as the Cascades of the western U.S., or the Andes mountains of the South America) If one of the plates has continental lithosphere on its margin, the oceanic plate will subduct because oceanic lithosphere has a higher density than continental lithosphere. Sediment deposited along the convergent margin, and particularly that in the trench will be deformed by thrust faulting. This will break the rocks up into a chaotic mixture of broken, jumbled, and thrust faulted rock know as an accretionary prism.
11 Page 11 of 13 currently active volcanoes. The island chain appears to have formed as the Pacific plate moved over a Hot Spot, an area in the Earth's mantle where hot material from the Earth's interior is moving upward. If we can assume that such a hot spot is stationary, then we can calculate the absolute velocity of the Pacific Plate as it has moved over the hot spot. By using hot spots and, more recently, the Global Positioning System (GPS), to determine absolute velocities, we find that the African Plate is almost stationary (expected because the African Plate is surrounded by oceanic ridges, and the Mid- Atlantic Ridge is moving toward the west. Furthermore, the Atlantic Ocean is getting bigger and the Pacific Ocean is getting smaller. Evolving Plate Boundaries Plate boundaries can evolve. New plate boundaries can form where mantle upwelling results in creating a rift in the crust and plate boundaries can die when when two plates of continental lithosphere collide. Continental Rifting - A new divergent plate boundary can form when continental lithosphere stretches, and thins to form a rift valley. As the rift widens and thins, upwelling asthenosphere can melt to produce magmas that start to create new oceanic lithosphere and spread the new plates apart (see figure 4.13 in your text).. An example of an where rifting may be forming a future diverging plate margin is an area of northeastern Africa, called the East African Rift Valley. Another area where this is apparently occurring is the Basin and Range Province of the Western U.S. Continental Collisions - When two plates that have low density continental lithosphere collide with one another subduction ceases because the continental lithosphere has too low of a density to be subducted. As the plates continue to collide fold - thrust mountain belts that develop along the zone of collision.
12 Page 12 of 13 Currently the highest mountains in the world, the Himalayas represent this kind of event. The Himalayas resulted from a collision of the plate containing India with the plate containing Eurasia. This collision is still taking place and results in joining the two formerly separate plates. The occurrence of ancient fold -thrust mountain belts such as the Appalachian Mountains of the Eastern U.S., the Urals of Central Russia, and the Alps of southern Europe, are evidence of ancient continental collision margins. What Causes Plate Tectonics? From seismic wave velocities we know that the asthenosphere behaves in ductile manner, that is even though it is solid it can flow under stress and behave like a liquid. If this is the case, then it can also convect. Convection is a mode of heat transfer wherein the heat moves with the material. Convection is caused when material that occurs at a deeper level is heated to the point where it expands and becomes less dense than the material above it. When this occurs, the hot less dense material rises. In a confined space, rising hot material will eventually cool and become denser than its surroundings. This cool dense material must then sink. This gives rise to convection cells, with hot rising currents and cool descending currents. If the asthenosphere is in fact moving as a result of convection, then convection could be the mechanism responsible for plate tectonics. Hot rising currents would occur beneath oceanic ridges. Magma intruding into the ridge would push lithosphere apart at the ridge. As the new lithosphere cools, it will slide off the topographic high that results from the upwelling of the mantle and will eventually become cold and dense. This dense lithosphere will tend to pull the rest of the lithosphere downward. A combination of dragging the lithosphere along the top of the convection cell, ridge push, sliding, and slab pull all appear to be contributing factors to the cause of plate tectonics. There is still some debate as to whether asthenospheric convection drives the plates or the plates themselves drive plate tectonics. Until we have a better idea of what is happening in the mantle this debate will not likely be resolved. At least for now it appears that both convection and slab pull are the major factors (note that your textbook comes to a bit different conclusion.


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Want FAA To Do Aircraft Certification Alone? Give Me 10,000 More Workers And $1.8 Billion, Chief Tells Congress
Jeremy BogaiskyForbes Staff
Deputy editor for Industry; eyes on the skies
FAA acting administrator Daniel Elwell at a Senate Transportation subcommittee hearing on commercial ... [+] airline safety on Wednesday.
AP Photo/Andrew Harnik
During a Senate hearing Wednesday prompted by the crashes of two Boeing 737 MAX planes, Daniel Elwell, the acting administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, fiercely defended the integrity of his agency's practice of delegating large parts of the process of certification of aircraft and their components to the companies that make them, but he gave senators an estimate of what the FAA would need to do the job completely itself.
"It would require roughly 10,000 more employees and another $1.8 billion for our certification office," Elwell told the Senate subcommittee on aviation and space.
The FAA Aircraft Certification Service had a budget of $239 million for fiscal 2019 and about 1,300 employees, 745 of whom are pilots, engineers and technical staff who oversee design approvals and production.
When it was established by Congress in 1958, the FAA was given a mandate to deputize employees of the companies it oversees to help with safety monitoring and product certification. To speed up the process, in 2005, Congress gave the FAA the power to let companies choose the employees who will approve designs on the FAA's behalf.
Lawmakers and safety experts have questioned whether the system broke down in the case of the 737 MAX, which Boeing was in a hurry to bring to market to counter Airbus' fast-selling A320neo. Design flaws in an automated pitch trim system are suspected of having played a role in the crashes of 737 MAX jets operated by Indonesia's Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines, killing 346 people.
Elwell told the committee that the FAA has "very strict" oversight of its designees and that the system can be tweaked if needed. "It's part of the fabric of what we've used to become as safe as we are today," he said.
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Senator Richard Blumenthal, who has likened the designee process to "the fox guarding the henhouse," said he was planning to introduce legislation to overhaul the certification process. "There needs to be rigorous reform so the FAA is put back in charge of safety," he said.
Elwell's quick estimate of the resources the FAA would need to handle certification entirely itself understates the difficulties the agency would face if it were to attempt such a sweeping change, experts familiar with the certification process say. People with the specialized technical skills and knowledge required to assess the full range of complicated systems on aircraft are in short supply.
In exchanges with senators Tammy Duckworth and Blumenthal, Elwell insisted that U.S. pilots were properly trained to safely fly the aircraft, but suggested that may not have been the case in the Lion Air crash.
Elwell, who flew for American Airlines for 16 years, stated that the pilots of Lion Air Flight 610 should have known how to deactivate the new automated pitch trim system, known as MCAS, or maneuvering characteristics augmentation system, which Boeing added to the 737 MAX to address the fact that in certain maneuvers its larger engines gives its nose a tendency to rise, which could lead the plane to lose lift and stall out.
Elwell said he was "disturbed" by Senator Ted Cruz's recitation of a passage from a Reuters report based on anonymous sources familiar with the crash investigation who said that the cockpit voice recorder shows that the pilots desperately scoured through a handbook trying to figure out what to do when the plane's nose was repeatedly pushed down.
"Pilots of large aircraft are trained from day 1 when the pitch of the aircraft is doing something you're not telling it to do, you do the runaway pitch trim checklist," said Elwell, which tells pilots to cut the power to a system that was also present on the previous version of the 737 that moves the plane's rear stabilizers. "It's a memory item, you're not fumbling through books."
That echoes Boeing's justification for its decision to not inform airlines that MCAS had been added to the MAX.
Elwell said the FAA was exploring making recommendations on improving training for foreign airlines to the International Civil Aviation Organization, and considering whether it can exert more influence through its audits of the civil aviation authorities of countries with airlines that fly to the U.S.
In response to questions from Senator Blumenthal over whether the decision to ground the 737 MAX in the U.S. was dictated to him, Elwell insisted that it was his call.
"[Transportation] Secretary Chao never told me to ground or anything like that," he said. However he sidestepped further questions over whether the president had requested it. "I'm not going to go into details of conversations I had with the president," Elwell said.
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Q: VPN connection doesn't connect to some HTTP web site I use a Mac Pro with two ethernet cards:

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*Ethernet 1 is connected to an Airport Extreme (NAT) in turn connected to my cable modem

*Ethernet 2 is connected to an Airport Extreme (Off-Bridge Mode) which provide a WiFi to my devices

*A VPN connection (tried PPTP and L2TP) is setup on the Mac Pro, routing shows it's going to Ethernet 1

*On the Mac Pro, Internet Sharing allow connections from Ethernet 2 to use the VPN (PPTP or L2TP) connection

*DHCP server on Ethernet 2 is provided by the "Internet Sharing" feature of OS X (10.7.2 btw)

From a computer connecting to the WiFi, I can browse site such as www.citrix.com but not www.google.com.
The traceroute looks like this:
traceroute www.google.com
traceroute: Warning: www.google.com has multiple addresses; using 74.125.224.146
traceroute to www.l.google.com (74.125.224.146), 64 hops max, 52 byte packets
 1  192.168.2.1 (192.168.2.1)  1.988 ms  1.487 ms  0.939 ms
 2  * (removed).reliablehosting.com (207.204.252.129)  209.598 ms  209.922 ms
 3  10g-207-gtwy.reliablehosting.com (207.204.224.1)  468.061 ms *  526.190 ms
 4  port-channel2.ar1.snv2.gblx.net (208.49.147.37)  306.996 ms  306.711 ms  309.272 ms
 5  74.125.49.85 (74.125.49.85)  211.863 ms  306.437 ms  307.208 ms
 6  209.85.249.3 (209.85.249.3)  279.174 ms  307.164 ms  306.882 ms
 7  64.233.174.119 (64.233.174.119)  307.335 ms  306.395 ms  307.177 ms
 8  nuq04s09-in-f18.1e100.net (74.125.224.146)  307.209 ms  412.244 ms  306.625 ms

Ping works just fine too but yet I can seem to access a range of web sites, I initially thought that this could be due to some form of double NAT configuration but the trace route looks fine.
I am puzzled as I don't know what else to look for.

A: I would suspect MTU/MSS issues in this case. Try dropping the MTU on the WiFi connected clients.


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Q: how to make a functional "if" condition using Json in Python? I'm trying to do a comparison between a value, if it exists in Json, using "if and else", but it always falls into the "else" condition first.
my code:
with open(arquivo, 'r') as f:
  data= json.load(f)
  data2 = data["Privado"]

baka = 1199736520 #Id exists in json
  for s in data2:
    abc = s["id"]
    if baka == abc:
      print("It's here")

    else:
      print("OOPS!")

My Json:
{
    "Privado": [
        {
            "username": "Someone",
            "id": 700829116,
            "date": "21/05/22",
            "time": "15:39:52",
            "link": "https://abc/def"
        },
        {
            "username": "HERE",
            "id": 1199736520,
            "date": "21/05/22",
            "time": "16:37:49",
            "link": "https:/a/somelink"
        },
        {
            "username": "Teacher",
            "id": 5163838307,
            "date": "21/05/22",
            "time": "17:32:09",
            "link": "no link"
        }
    ]
}

Output:
OOPS!
It's here
OOPS!

[Program finished]

If I use "break" in the "else" condition, it doesn't execute the first condition. So I ask... How to make a condition functional?
If found, print: "I found", if not, print: "I didn't find" only once...

A: It seems like you want to check whether the value you are looking for is found at least once.
You can use:
for s in data2:
    if s['id'] == baka:
        print('found')
        break # exit loop
else: # no break
    print('not found')

Note that it's for/else here, not if/else.


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Still Going Round in Circles: The Revolving Door Between Banks And Their Regulators
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This week, the too-big-to-fail bank lobbyist Jose Manuel Campa has been nominated to be the new head of the European Banking Authority – the very authority that is in charge of supervising those powerful banks. For Duncan Lindo this is yet another sign of how little the crisis changed our financial system.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) is one of the most important organisations overseeing rules and setting technical standards for banks in the European Union. You might think that the head of this organisation would be appointed by a democratic process which chose a candidate from a diverse field to fight for the representation of public interest in banking. Well you'd be wrong.
This week it emerged that the nomination for the new head of the European Banking Authority is to be Jose Manuel Campa (apparently there were no women on the shortlist). Campa is currently employed in a very senior position at Santander. His job there is called 'global head of regulatory affairs'. In other words he is currently paid to lobby regulators, such as the EBA, to change the rules so that they favour big banks like Santander, or at least don't inconvenience them too much. And before long he will most likely be in charge of overseeing those rules.
You might argue that Campa knows how too-big-to-fail banks think (Santander are still on the FSB's list of Global Systemically Important Banks – the ones that were at the centre of the financial crisis 10 years ago). More likely he will carry on thinking like a too-big-to-fail banker in his new job. (By the way it's not like he's the first: famously former Commission president Barrosso joined the "great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity" (i.e. Goldman Sachs) in 2016, former Commissioner for Finance Jonathan Hill moved to a lobby firm in 2017 and so on). It's become so common for politicians and regulators to go on to work for those they were regulating (and the other way around) that it's become known as "the revolving door" problem. In a year of European Parliament elections, with anti-European forces predicted to do well you might think European leaders would be a bit more careful, at least, about the image they project.
A revolving door is one of the most important ways in which lobbyists can influence politics
One of the many problems with the so-called revolving door between regulators and bankers is groupthink. By appointing a white male from the European elite (he has also been a professor and a government minister) we are very unlikely to change the ways we think about banks in Europe. Society is facing an enormous range of issues, not least a social and environmental crisis and today's financial system is a part of the problem. More of the same, or worse still easier rules for banks, is not going to get us out of this mess.
What's more there are many other problems with with financial lobbying. As the Corporate Europe Observatory said, ten years after the crisis, the financial lobby won the battle . Finance lobbyists massively outnumber and outspend civil society organisations, look at who advises the European Central Bank for example (another powerful European finance body with a democratic deficit). Banks and financial firms also organise themselves into very powerful lobby organisations, and activists (such as the TNI) and academics are now pointing out that lobbyists such as the Institute of International Finance (IIF) are a big part of the reason why ten years from the most destructive financial crisis since the 1930s it is the people in the street and not the bankers that are still suffering.
Source: CEO report "Open door for forces of finance at the ECB", 2017
Financial lobby's big wins to stop post-crisis regulation
The power of the financial lobby to, for example, tilt the playing field in favour of too-big-to-fail banks, to allow shadow banking to continue unregulated, to enable massive tax evasion through offshore finance shows us what we are really up against. Governments could end too-big-to-fail, shadow banking and offshore finance in a few strokes of the lawmakers' pen. But they are in thrall to the power of finance. The Occupy movement gave us the idea of the global 1%. Today organisations like Oxfam show us that the 1%, and an even smaller global elite, have more wealth, and with it more power, than billions of the poorest.
When we try to make finance serve society we need to be aware of this enormous power of finance to coerce governments into working for them. But we can make a difference with what might seem to be small first steps. Changing the rules on revolving doors and lobbying makes it a bit harder for the finance lobby and a bit easier for normal people to have their voices heard.
No excuse: Simple rules to protect against lobby power exist in other sectors
The Transnational Institute's (TNI) State of Power report in 2019 explores many of the ways this great power is exerted but also explores some of the ways we might start fighting back. Recent moves to improve the transparency register of lobbyists in Brussels are another positive development, a good start. Another idea, seemingly simple but that had a great effect in regulating the tobacco industry, is to oblige authorities to protect rule making from undue influence of the financial lobby. A seemingly simple article, "article 5.3" in the World Health Organisation's convention on Tobacco control, went a long way. It helped to protect public health policies from commercial and other vested interests of the tobacco industry. Why shouldn't we put in place a similar rule to the financial sector?
The appointment of a too-big-to-fail banker to be head of one of Europe's most important bank supervisory bodies is a worrying symptom that little has changed since the crisis. And it's the tip of the iceberg of the ways in which the finance lobby is winning most battles to avoid stricter rules, and of the ways in which finance exerts its power over society more generally. Rutger Bergman made headlines around the world again this week by speaking truth to power. We need to do the same if we are to make finance serve society. One way to do so in the year of European elections is to challenge this appointment.
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