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Living in a parsonage is mostly pretty good. Life always has its ups and downs. There is one action that a church did for us that I will always remember. Shortly after arriving at our new home church members arrived with a big box and tools. They had a brand new swing set up for the kids in very short order.
Our daughters played on that swing set so much that they nearly wore it out. I thought we would wind up replacing A frame brackets before we left but everything held together. The kids would play for hours on it.
In one minute it was a regular swing set. My daughters would kick their legs until they were soaring high to stop my heart. The, in the next moment the swing set was a fort, house or anything else that their imaginations could conjured up.
Their laughter always carried across the yard. I have many fond memories of watching my daughters play. Those were simple days. All too soon it was time for school and then high school and college.
Now, one of my daughters is engaged to be married this spring. He is a nice young man with a kind heart. The two go well together. Time flies quickly and there are still days when I long for those swing set afternoons.
After we left that parsonage it would be several years before the swing set would be played on again. Another pastor finally arrived with grandchildren who could have their turn. I hope they have many happy memories of summer afternoons and the laughter of children.


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At long last, 'China Beach' is coming to DVD
Of all the TV series I yearn to own on DVD, China Beach has been near the top of my list for a long, long time.
Well, the day has finally come: In time for its 25th anniversary, China Beach: The Complete Collection ships in mid-April. The 21-disc set sounds like it was worth the wait, with 10 hours of extras that include commentaries, cast interviews, outtakes and more. (Here's a complete list of the features.)
China Beach ran from 1988-91 and was set at an evacuation hospital during the Vietnam War. Dana Delany starred as nurse Colleen McMurphy, but the show was definitely an ensemble affair, with standout performances from Marg Helgenberger, Michael Boatman, Brian Wimmer, Robert Picardo, Chloe Webb and Jeff Kober.
It's been many years since I've seen the eps, but some of them still stand out in my mind. I can't wait to revisit fave characters like Boonie, Dodger and K.C. (even though some of their lives took devastating turns).
The set is available exclusively for pre-order at chinabeachondvd.com. Below, peek at the cast interviews:
The show's soundtrack, which included classic tunes from the '60s and '70s, is the main reason for the DVD delay, but nearly all of the original songs have been cleared. Remember the awesome opening credits?

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Sima lives with her widowed mother. Her father died in the beginning of 2013. Although he was a government employee, his retirement rights were bequeathed to his mistress, with whom he has a younger male child. Thus the wife, received nothing except the house and small plot in which they live. She is a hard worker, doing piece work, cutting and selling grass for mulching, etc. in order to make ends meet. Her children are highly gifted academically and she really wished for her little girl, Sima to get good education in a good school, but she cannot afford to pay for it. Sima is a very confident young girl who believed the government would place her in a school for gifted students. She has ranked number one student in her class since grade 1.
We visited Sima in October 2016 and were so pleased to see her happy and thriving at Lweru SS. Other, older GLK Scholarship students have taken her under their wing to help her feel at home there. Sima's mother met us in Bukoba town with gifts of thanks that week.


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Margaret Melanson is a painter and ceramic artist from Louisiana who currently lives and works from her home studio in Portland Maine. Margaret began making pottery in her teens, but her itinerant lifestyle led her to focus her artistic pursuits on mediums like painting and fabric arts that could easily travel with her from state to state. After settling in Maine in the late '90s, Margaret devoted herself to making pottery fulltime, and brought the design and color sensibilities from her painting, as well as the cultural influences from her travels, to her ceramic work.
Margaret makes functional stoneware pottery that incorporates her love of simple forms with intricate design work. All of her pieces are one-of-a-kind, with each design hand painted or carved to fit the particular piece. Her carved work matches earth toned glazes with patterns influenced by motifs from ancient cultures, geometrical designs, and patterns from nature. Her wax resist pieces utilize a more colorful palette with more fluid, floral and whimsical designs. Above all else, Margaret focuses on the functionality of each piece she makes- how will this bowl or cup feel in someone's hand? How will this design complement the food that is placed on it?
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Ru creates handmade pottery influenced by nature and her imagination, and nature photography with a focus on macro images.
As a potter and photographer in Maine, Ru takes inspiration from the bountiful natural world around her and incorporates it into her art. She makes both functional and sculptural pottery that reflects the curiosity of her creative self though a variety of forms, surface treatments, and esthetics. She has a diverse body of work that ranges from utilizing natural textures to her own animal designs and Maine logos to fanciful sculpted figures. Ru hopes that those who see her pottery can find a piece that speaks to them and brings them excitement to encounter it.
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Her photography tends to explore the small-scale, everyday wonders of nature or create abstract scenes to capture the imagination of its viewers. Most photos are taken in central Maine.
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Across the street of Delirium Cafe, you will find the Floris Bar.
The Floris Bar has its own specialty: you will travel back in time in an old Parisian bistro to be introduced to a forgotten drink (actually banned until recently) and resuscitated : the famous Absinthes (over 600) and more traditional alcohols: Gins (a hundred), Whiskeys (more than 200 ), anise and liqueurs.
You can taste Absinthe in different ways : in shot, traditional way with a piece of sugar and water dripping on him from a fountain, soaring in a pipe!
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ICA Parish Religious Education Program (PREP)
ICA's Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) is intended to assist parents in fulfilling their obligation in the formation of their children in the Catholic faith. All families are expected to regularly attend Mass every Sunday and on Holy Days of Obligation. The program is available to public school children of registered ICA parish families.
For any questions or information, please contact the PREP office directly at (914) 961-1076 or via email at [email protected]. Office hours are Tuesday and Wednesday from 12:00 Noon to 2:00 PM.
Please do not contact the Parish Center regarding matters pertaining to PREP.
Registration Forms must be submitted in person at the PREP Office
*All Fees Must Accompany Registration*
1 Child $375
2 Children $450
3+ Children $500
Sacramental Fee
(Communion and Confirmation) $125
Non-Parishioner Additional $250
Checks or cash are preferable.
If you choose to use the "WeShare" payment system, you must attach a copy of the "Payment Confirmation Receipt" to your Registration Form. Click on this link to go to WeShare. After the page opens, look around WeShare at the collection opportunities and click on the yellow button, "PREP", and follow directions.
All necessary registration forms can be found above. Full payment, including any additional applicable fees, must be submitted at the time of registration.
*Please read the PREP Registration Guidelines for important information regarding registration and policy*
PREP Registration Guidelines
2022-2023 Registration Form
2022-2023 Authorized Student Pick-Up Form
Parents Are the First Teachers of Their Children in the Ways of Faith
PREP Office Hours
Tuesday and Wednesday from 12:00 Noon to 2:00 PM
PREP Office: (914) 961-1076
Email the PREP Office HERE
Contact the PREP Office
Phone Number REQUIRED Maximum 20 characters Please fill out this field. Please enter a phone number.
Registration Forms & Requirements (Click the Tab to Open)
A separate Registration Form is required for each child. Both sides and all sections of the form must be completed. Incomplete forms will be returned.
Click on the below tabs to access the applicable Registration Form for your child(ren).
Each family is required to submit one Authorized Student Pick-Up Form that will include the names of all individuals approved to pick up their child(ren) in the event they are not able to do so. Under no circumstances will students be released to any individual whose name does not appear on this form.
*Registration Forms will not be accepted unless accompanied by all applicable fees and all required documents.*
A Registration Form must be fully completed.
New Students Entering Grade 1
The child's original Baptismal and Birth Certificates must be presented at the time of registration.
New Students Entering Grade 2 or Higher
Parents must provide acceptable proof of prior religious education at the time of registration.
*New students entering Grade 2 or higher who have had no previous religious education must schedule an appointment with the Director of Religious Education, Deacon Frank Orlando, to assess and arrange for proper grade placement.*
FROM FR. SORGIE
"Each PREP family will be required to buy a 7th Annual Bonanza Lottery Ticket which gives you the opportunity to repeatedly win up to $20,000!
Two tickets are drawn for two $200 prizes for 32 weeks. Winning tickets are reentered for all subsequent drawings! Tickets are $50 each and available in the Parish and PREP Offices. This fulfills what I see as a fundraising obligation to keep PREP and our other parish activities going."
2022 - 2023 PREP Registration Form
2022 - 2023 Authorized Student Pick-Up Form
Parent Safe Environment Fact Sheet
Catechist Questionnaire
Catechists Needed: Be a Builder of Faith for Our Parish
Jesus invites all of us to spread the message of the Gospel. There can be no higher calling than the call to evangelization. The Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) of the Parish of the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption of Our Lady is looking for dedicated men and women who are willing to serve as catechists, catechist's aides, hall monitors, and parking lot monitors for this coming academic year. Whether your child is enrolled in PREP or not, we encourage your participation in any level you feel you can serve. Whether you are a man or a woman, young or old, we are all called to serve the Lord in this very important ministry. No experience necessary; we will help you through.
Catechists – adults and college age students who are practicing Catholics
Aides and Monitors – adults, college students, and high school aged students in need of service hours who are practicing Catholics
If you are interested in joining the PREP team as a catechist, aide, or monitor, please fill out the Questionnaire below and return it to the PREP Office.
If you want more information on ministering as a catechist, please contact the PREP Office.
Call the PREP Office at (914) 961-1076
send an email to Deacon Orlando HERE
As the new academic year approaches, we are asking our veteran catechists to return and seeking new catechists for the Parish Religious Education Program (PREP). As emphasized by Pope Francis, the ministry of catechist is vital to the survival of our church and the salvation of our children.
What is a catechist?
A catechist is much more than a teacher; a catechist is someone who accepts the ministerial role of building life-long faith formation in those who are not yet fully-initiated members of the Church.
Faith formation has four dimensions: human, spiritual, pastoral, and intellectual.
Each of our students in PREP need to be formed as humble and compassionate human beings, capable of loving and caring for their neighbor: their brothers and sisters.
Each needs to be formed spiritually: they need to be formed in an environment of prayer, meditation, and contemplation.
Each needs to be formed pastorally: They need to be shown how to care for those in need and learn how to recognize those in need of physical and financial assistance and those in need of spiritual or moral assistance.
Finally, the students in PREP need to be formed intellectually: They need to be instructed in the doctrine of the faith, the Sacramental life of the Church, and the reading and interpretation of Sacred Scripture.
Introducing Deacon Orlando, the Director of Religious Education
"I am Deacon Frank Orlando, but I tell most people that God knows me as Francis. In November 2020, I was happily transferred to the Parish of Immaculate Conception and Assumption of Our Lady; happily, because I know what a terrific parish this is.
I was born and raised in the Pelham Bay section of the Bronx. I was baptized at St. Theresa's Parish (you may know someone else who was baptized there) and attended Our Lady of the Assumption Grammar School in Pelham Bay and Xavier High School in Manhattan. After graduating from Xavier, I attended the United States Naval Academy for one year and then transferred to Fordham University where I majored in theology.
After graduating from Fordham, I was hired as a full-time religion teacher at Mount St. Michael Academy in the Bronx. While there, I earned a master's degree in religious studies from Manhattan College. I was at Mount for 12 years.
I married my wonderful wife Noreen in 1975, and now with two sons married and three grandchildren, my wife and I are members of Immaculate Conception and Assumption.
I went to law school at Pace University and then was admitted to the bar in New York and Massachusetts. I accepted a commission in the United States Coast Guard as a lawyer and spent four years on active duty and 17 years in the reserves. I retired with the rank of Commander. I was ordained to the Sacred Order of Deacon by John Cardinal O'Connor on June 24, 1989, the Feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist.
As a civilian attorney, I worked as a senior associate at a national insurance defense firm, a partner in a local New Rochelle firm, a solo practitioner and an assistant general counsel for a property insurance company. At my last parish, I served as the Director of Religious Education.
If you ask me what my profession is, I find it to be a very difficult question. I think my answer would have to be deacon/attorney/teacher. I often tell people I traded the classroom for the courtroom and the courtroom for the pulpit. I taught theology in the evening division of Fordham University and law at Iona College and at Monroe College.
Several years ago, Cardinal Dolan asked me to take on the responsibility of directing the Formation Program for the Permanent Deacons in the Archdiocese of New York. It is a task I embraced with great love and joy.
All of that led me here to the Parish of Immaculate Conception and Assumption of Our Lady, as a deacon and as the new Director of Religious Education. I'm looking forward to working with all the parishioners as well as with the catechists, staff, parents and students in PREP."
- Deacon Orlando
Pictured Above: Deacon Orlando, his wife Noreen, and their grandsons Liam and Conor
Pictured Below: Deacon Orlando (front left) with Pope Francis


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Home Planning & Construction News The importance of removing toxic materials from housebuilding
The importance of removing toxic materials from housebuilding
As we look ahead to a post-pandemic world, a dialogue needs to be opened about the need to remove toxic materials from housebuilding and construction, says Chris Mortensen, COO of Modulous
Long before it was dealing with Covid-19, America's CDC was issuing warnings about lead paint in toys which, although banned here in 1978, continued to lurk on the shelves for decades to come. Nowadays, toys have been swapped for screens and ad campaigns in the 1980s about the dangers of sniffing glue have largely sunk in.
However, as we look ahead to a post-pandemic world, a dialogue needs to be opened about the materials used for constructing new housing and the potential impact these could have on our health. While lockdowns will hopefully soon be a memory, we will surely be spending more time at home compared to any other time in recent history.
It is therefore somewhat perverse that, while we rightly focus on climate change and more recently on fire life safety, there is very little discussion being had around healthy materials. A sustainable future surely includes the use of healthy materials to protect both the people of today and the people of tomorrow.
'Worst in class' materials and chemicals
The housebuilding industry, as it has done for the last 100 or so years, continues to use common materials in construction that contain chemicals on the "Red List", a watch list of "worst in class" materials and chemicals that are known to present significant risks to the occupant's health.
Many of these have the potential to release chemical compounds into the air that will significantly compromise air quality in the environment. Included on the list are chemicals such as formaldehyde, which is common in composite wood products (plywood, cross laminated timber) and PVC, one of the most widely used plastics in buildings – commonly used in windows, flooring and cladding.
Another such example where this is especially true is with materials that have high levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) – such as plastics, adhesives, glues, and paints.
Take paint, one of the biggest culprits in an unhealthy home, as an example. Walls, ceilings and woodwork are covered with the stuff and home-makeover television shows have normalised the idea of redecorating a room or two over a DIY weekend. Yet, colour aside, how many of us give much thought to what we are splashing on to our walls?
Paint requires just three ingredients: a pigment (the colour), a solvent (the bit that makes it liquid), and a binder (which sticks the pigment to the wall). How paint is made has changed little in the past century; what has changed is the source of its components. We have switched from naturally occurring ingredients to derivatives of the petrochemical industry, which, when inhaled, can have serious effects on the body.
But it is not just paint. Initial exposure to all VOCs won't harm us immediately. However, evidence from the United States Environmental Protection Agency shows, touching and breathing these chemicals over extended periods can have damaging effects by causing respiratory and skin problems, and could potentially cause long-term illness.
Therefore, the housebuilding and construction industries must start working together to eliminate materials that use toxic substances, instead focusing on healthy alternatives with no chemicals of concern such as formaldehyde-free sheathing board or blown mineral wool instead of polyisocyanurate insulation with Halogenated Flame Retardants (HFRs).
Placing innovation at the heart of the materials debate
Looking ahead, there is an urgent need to place innovation at the heart of the materials science debate. But unlike smartphones or cars, we're creating people's homes, so it's important that any advances that are made put consumers first.
A data-driven approach will lead to human-centric designs: tangible outcomes that help us live better. The chemicals industry is a central part of the global economy and is integral to several sectors that have played a major role in improving life expectancy and the quality of life over the past 150 years. However, the health and environmental impacts of most chemicals in circulation, despite their ubiquity, are unknown. For example, an estimated 95 percent of chemicals largely used in construction lack sufficient data on health impacts.
With chemical production estimated to increase at a rate three times greater than global population growth and is expected to double every 25 years, many of these chemicals will be used in construction, so it is essential that we have the data readily available to tell us whether a specific building material or product will have a detrimental effect on a person's health.
The government's rhetoric over the last year or so has been that your home is the safest place to be. But what if it isn't? It's time we stopped playing around with our health.
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Dr Robert Illes July 26, 2021 at 12:11 pm
A call to action on toxic materials is absolutely welcome, so thank you for raising it.
However, I feel it needs to go further than just human-centric outcomes and consider whole-planet outcomes; asking whether materials are healthy for animals, plants and everything else we share this world with.
For instance, consider PIR. Good modern material, excellent insulation properties in a slim depth. Absolute disaster when you start sawing it up on-site and the dust and particles go everywhere – so much I learnt when I commissioned some roof and floor insulation retrofits on my house a few years ago, constrained by available depth and not knowing any better (it might be OK in a well-ventilated off-site setting). Birds can eat these particles and starve to death. Living in a wildlife rich area, I consequentially hoovered my garden every day while the PIR works and I think mitigated the problem as I'm still rewarded by profuse garden wildlife visiting – I'll choose better next time though.
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Hancock Fabrics, Inc. - Preference Defense Lawyer
Between January 31, 2018 and February 1, 2018, Hancock Fabrics, Inc. filed approximately 68 complaints seeking to avoid and recover alleged preferential and/or fraudulent transfers pursuant to Sections 547, 548, and 550 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.
Procedural History:
On February 2, 2016 (the "Petition Date"), each Debtor commenced a Bankruptcy case by filing a voluntary petition for relief under chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code.
The Debtors in those Chapter 11 cases were: Hancock Fabrics, Inc.; Hancock Fabrics, LLC; Hancock Fabrics of MI, Inc.; hancockfabrics.com, Inc.; HF Enterprises, Inc.; HF Merchandising, Inc.; and HF Resources, Inc.
On February 3, 2016, the Court entered an order authorizing the joint administration of the chapter 11 cases for procedural purposes only.
On October 16, 2017, the Court entered an order closing the cases of certain affiliated debtors' cases, leaving only Hancock Fabrics, Inc.'s case open.
These adversary actions are before the Honorable Brendan L. Shannon.
Background, as alleged by Plaintiff:
"the Debtors were one of the largest fabric retailers in the United States of America. The Debtors operated as a national specialty retailer which offered an extensive selection of high-quality fashion and home decorating textiles, sewing accessories, needlecraft supplies and sewing machines, along with in-store sewing advice."
Common Defenses in Preference Actions
The United States Bankruptcy Code provides many affirmative defenses to preference actions, contained within Section 547(c). For example, the most common defenses that may be available to a Defendant under Section 547(c) may include:
the transfer was a contemporaneous exchange for new value given to the debtor (i.e., the debtor received something of value in exchange for the transfer); 11 U.S.C. §547(c)(1);
after such transfer, Defendant gave new value to or for the benefit of the debtor (i.e., the Defendant extended additional credit to the Debtor after receiving the transfer) 11 U.S.C. §547(c)(4); or
the transfer was in payment of a debt incurred by the debtor in the ordinary course of business or financial affairs of the debtor and the recipient (i.e., Defendant made the transfer under ordinary business terms). 11 U.S.C. §547(c)(2).
For more information, see our page on Preference Defense Litigation: http://www.tobialaw.com/delaware-preference-defense-lawyer.html
If you conducted business with Hancock Fabrics, Inc. or any of the Debtors and especially if you have received a demand letter or a complaint or if a complaint has been filed but not yet served against you or your business, contact us here, email us at info@tobialaw.com or call the firm's Wilmington offices directly at (302) 655-5303 to schedule an initial consultation. We can discuss the situation and share with you our initial observations at no charge.
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Honestly, this is not your father's 'S.W.A.T.'
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Producer Shawn Ryan specifically wanted Moore for S.W.A.T.
Shawn Ryan, one of the executive producers of the updated version of the police drama S.W.A.T., knows the series comes at a time when there is a country full of tension between those wearing badges and the civilian population. Because of the timing, he says the show must be handled "honestly and in a grounded way."
Ryan was heralded for the way he pulled no punches when dealing with the police in his series The Shield. The cable series featured plenty of good police officers trying to do their duties in the best way possible. It also featured some of the most corrupt cops to ever walk a TV beat.
"I think you can be pro-police and yet also be pro-truth, but there are certain instances and times and events when that shouldn't happen. What fascinated me about this show was to look at the police as well as the communities they're policing and figure out if there is a way to sort of bring these communities closer together," Ryan says.
The main lesson Ryan learned while making The Shield was if you point the camera at someone and you show that person as human, the viewer will begin to sympathise with that person. He was always amazed at the lengths viewers went to in explaining and apologising for Vic Mackey's behaviour over the seasons.
"It was only later on that I realised they've come to love him as a human being, and they want him to succeed even though they don't really root for what his ultimate goals are," Ryan says.
S.W.A.T. stars Moore (second from right) as a locally born and raised S.W.A.T. sergeant newly tasked to run a specialised tactical unit that is the last stop in law enforcement in Los Angeles.
Ryan had some worries early in the development process of S.W.A.T. that the network would want a less realistic look at the police force. To that end, there will be some very familiar scenes for anyone who has watched a cop drama. But those sequences will be presented in a way that will always focus on the larger truths.
The result is a production inspired by the television series and the feature film starring Shemar Moore (Criminal Minds) as a locally born and raised S.W.A.T. sergeant newly tasked to run a specialised tactical unit that is the last stop in law enforcement in Los Angeles. He is torn between loyalty to where he was raised and his allegiance to his brothers in blue.
Executive producer Aaron Rahsaan Thomas stresses the goal in telling the stories of this team has never wavered.
"Our goal is to tell grounded stories and to make sure that those stories are always grounded in reality. The origin idea stemmed from the same thing that has been going on throughout the history of the United States and continues now," Thomas says. "We haven't adjusted anything per se. What we're looking to do is to simply make sure that we are presenting everything in its truer sense, grounded in reality, but through the spectrum of visceral action, with entertaining elements.
"We feel as though we'll be able to reach an audience that may or may not have seen that story told in this way. So we see it as a tremendous opportunity, but definitely our emphasis is on always making sure that it's grounded in reality."
Producer Shawn Ryan specifically wanted Shemar Moore for S.W.A.T.
Moore comes to the show after playing Derek Morgan for 11 seasons on the crime series Criminal Minds. Prior to Criminal Minds, Moore starred as Malcolm Winters for 11 years on the daytime drama The Young And The Restless. After such long stretches, a break would not have been out of the question.
But, Moore was eager to be part of the new police drama because of the approach the executive producers planned to take with the stories.
"We're taking on the Trump years. And I'm not going to get political. I don't care who you voted for. It's just what's happening today. It's Black Lives Matter. As much as some people don't want to hear it, it's All Lives Matter," Moore says.
"It's not just black versus blue or black versus white. It's every ethnicity. It's fear. It's racism. It's terrorism. It's subject matter of today.
"I don't want us to preach to you. It's not going to be a heavy S.W.A.T. You're going to have a good time. It's a thrill ride. It's everything you know S.W.A.T. to be, but I really believe we're going to surprise you."
Moore brings a broad view of the world to the project. The Oakland, California, native was raised in Denmark and Bahrain for the first six years of his life when his mother taught overseas. During that time, they travelled to Germany, Ghana, Pakistan, Greece and the Virgin Islands.
When his family moved back to the US, Moore began his acting career that includes roles in Birds Of Prey, Reversible Errors, Chicago Hope, Living Single, The Jamie Foxx Show, Arli$$, Moesha, For Your Love, Malcolm & Eddie and Half & Half. Additionally, he served as the host of the acclaimed music series Soul Train for four seasons.
Moore knows there are no guarantees this realistic version of a cop show will draw enough viewers to stay on the air and that he gave up a sure thing with Criminal Minds to make what he calls a blind leap.
"But I just believed in myself, and I was hungry. Hungry to grow. I didn't know S.W.A.T. was coming. I had no idea. I was an unemployed actor trying to go figure it out. But my mother gave me a card that said 'Leap and the net will appear.' And I went on vacation to Sydney, Australia. I lost myself. I got away from the business. Then all of a sudden, I got this wonderful, personal, letter, from Shawn Ryan, saying, 'We see something in you,'" Moore says.
The series does take him from being a member of an ensemble cast to being the star of the show. Moore knows how great it is being the lead but what makes him proud is he gets to be the leader. Moore knows that this kind of show only works if all the characters are strong.
That team behind him includes David "Deacon" Kay (Jay Harrington), an experienced S.W.A.T. officer who got passed over for the lead job; Jim Street (Alex Russell), a promising new member of the group; Christina "Chris" Alonso (Lina Esco), the team's canine trainer; and Dominique Luca (Kenny Johnson), an expert driver. – Tribune News Service/Rick Bentley
S.W.A.T. airs every Friday at 9pm on Fox HD (Astro Ch 724).
(From left) Executive producer Aaron Rahsaan Thomas, Shemar Moore, Lina Esco, and executive producer Shawn Ryan attend the New York Television Festival primetime world premiere of S.W.A.T. at SVA Theatre on October 24 in New York City. Photo: AFP
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How do I create in the main function ArrayNode objects that are all in the ListOfArrays?

A: Due to the class ArrayNode being declared in the private section of ListOfArrays which prevents any reference outside of the ListOfArrays class.


Three journalists were last week suspended over hosting an opposition presidential hopeful who is also the former Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) leader, Kizza Besigye on Ugandan Baba FM radio without permission from station management.
Radio coverage was switched off roughly 15 minutes into the hour long talk-show in which Besigye was to discuss his political campaign in Busoga, reportedly on the orders of the station's management.
Baba FM belongs to the Member of Parliament for Uganda's Jinja West constituency, Moses Grace Balyeku who doubles as the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party chairperson for the district. Besigye had been hosted along with other Members of Parliament including Dr Francis Epatait, Geoffrey Ekanya, Barbara Nekesa and Hon. Ssesaga. Besigye is on a country wide campaign to stand for the country's presidency on his party ticket. He is currently tussling with the FDC President, Mugisha Muntu. The NRM endorsed President Museveni to stand as a sole party candidate for the presidency, a portfolio he has held since 1986.
The victim journalists include Anyole Innocent who, in addition to hosting the program in question, also acted as Programme Manager at the station. Isabirye Aga David the station's News Editor, who sources say was accused of being an opposition sympathiser, and Alton Kasolo, a morning show presenter, who they accused of posting on his Facebook wall pro-opposition material, were the other two journalists.
"The program ended abruptly 15 minutes into the scheduled one hour duration. The listeners walked into the studios and informed me that the radio had gone off air. The engineers were not aware of what had happened." Anyole told Journalists. He said that he was suspended the following day, "On 22nd July I was suspended indefinitely by my immediate boss, the General Manager, Michael Kifubangabo that I hosted Besigye without the knowledge of management. The suspension was communicated verbally" Anyole, who had hosted the show since December 2010, told press.
Another of the journalists affected stated that he was not given any reason for his suspension. "They didn't give me a reason but only told me that we were suspended until the Board sits to determine our fate. I will update you on any developments and what steps we are likely to take" Aga said. The trio was immediately replaced by other workmates.
Efforts to talk to MP Moses Grace Balyeku were futile as he did not pick up his calls. The General Manager, Michael Kifubangabo declined to explain the reasons for the suspension: "Have you seen their dismissal letter? Have you talked to them? Have they complained that they have been dismissed, or do you even handle issues where no one has complained to you? You may be investing something which is non-existent" Kifubangabo told this reporter by telephone.
"This is a sad moment for the media in Uganda. The media is obligated to remain fair and objective, as a way of promoting free debate on National matters of public interest. We believe that the journalists needed to be heard in this matter prior to their suspension. We appeal to the station to re-instate without any stringent conditions, a spokesperson for journalists' rights in Uganda stated.


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Turtle Beach is esports now with the new Elite Pro Headset
If you want to play like a pro, it's going to cost you
By Arthur Gies May 3, 2016, 10:00am EDT
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Turtle Beach's new Elite Pro Tournament Gaming could be viewed as aspirational, to say the least.
The Elite Pro Headset and its Elite Pro Tactical Audio Commander — TAC, for short, a USB breakout box — is aimed at professionals, and the gamers who want to play like professionals. And to go all-in, you'll be spending at least $400.
Gamers have specific needs and wants for their headphones. Often, it's about heavy bass, or a comfortable mic position — maybe what platforms it supports. Accessory maker Turtle Beach has built a profitable business on catering to as many tiers of gamer as possible at a positively absurd amount of price points. If you play for fun, regardless of your budget, Turtle Beach has something it wants to sell you.
For paid esports competitors, there's a different set of concerns as well. Some of these are similar matters of convenience. But other factors could feel like the difference between winning and losing in situations worth thousands — or even hundreds of thousands — of dollars in prize money. For an esports player, comfort isn't convenience, for example, and a headset with special gel earcups that allow them to sit comfortably over glasses without additional strain or pressure is a more pressing ask.
Esports players also have different needs, and Turtle Beach is more than happy to provide for them, with a host of optional accessories including additional noise isolation for the headset's earphones, a noise-canceling mic, and platform specific bits for consoles.
And Turtle Beach is convinced pros, and, well, possibly you, are willing to pay for it. The Elite Pro headset alone will retail for $199.99, as will the TAC. The noise canceling tournament mic, which features two microphones to filter out external noise and emphasize the speaker, is also set to be sold separately at $39.99. The Tactical Audio Adapter for Xbox One will retail for $59.99, and the AMP for PlayStation 4 will sell separately for $39.99.
That's a lot of money any way you shake it, and Turtle Beach clearly can't sell exclusively to esports competitors. Ordinarily this might be cause for skepticism. Turtle Beach isn't known as a leader in build or sound quality in the very competitive headset market, and its also rarely competed at the pricing tier the Elite Pro is aiming at. But the headset features new 50mm drivers in its earphones, which promises improved sound quality, at least. It also features DTS Headphone X 7.1 audio support over USB, and the TAC supports mic monitoring and levels and daisy chained headsets, an important feature for LAN competitions. Otherwise, the TAC is the same kind of external amplifier offered by many Turtle Beach headsets, providing audio level tweaks for mic and chat volume and additional, optional audio processing.
Turtle Beach will need all these features and more to make a dent in the existing market, despite a high profile partnership with prominent esports organization Optic Gaming in launching the Elite Pro. While Optic teams will begin using the Elite Pro gear for their Call of Duty, Halo and Counter-Strike competitions, esports has high profile players like Kingston and Astro already carving out prominent niches within different games and leagues. Until now, Turtle Beach hasn't been as active in the space, or as obvious. But the company saw an opportunity to do better than the competition and has been working for approximately three years on the Elite Pro to do just that.
The Elite Pro Headset is scheduled to arrive in stores June 12.
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> > Does anyone else have any suggestion?
> Some commands step into externals, and some don't.
> E.g. commit certainly does *not* recurse into externals by default.
> I don't know what the plan was for 'svn diff' wrt externals.
> by default, but does not if --ignore-externals is specified.
> made to externals in the diff. Not sure.
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