East New York has historically been one of the most affordable neighborhoods in New York City. But an influx of wealthier newcomers and rising prices citywide is beginning to change that. Labeled the "last frontier" by real estate investors, threats of gentrification and displacement loom, and longtime homeowners and tenants face increasing uncertainty.
At the Center for NYC Neighborhoods, a nonprofit that protects and promotes affordable homeownership, we spent the last year analyzing mobility trends among East New York homeowners in foreclosure. Home to tens of thousands of Black and Hispanic working- and middle-class homeowners, the community continues to be battered by the 2008 foreclosure crisis. Its legacy is still felt today, with roughly a quarter of homeowners at least 90 days late on their mortgage payments in 2014. Our findings demonstrate the role foreclosure plays in helping to feed the cycle of neighborhood change and displacement.
By analyzing U.S. Postal Service and sales data, we found that homeowners with mortgage distress who stayed within New York City tended to become renters, contributing to an already saturated rental market in the few remaining affordable neighborhoods. We also found that homeowners who left New York City tended to move to places with more affordable housing, but at the cost of access to jobs, higher transportation prices, and reduced economic mobility.
In East New York—as in other urban neighborhoods throughout the country—anecdotes abound about families being displaced from their homes by the two parallel crises of the past decade: the foreclosure crisis and the rental housing affordability crisis.
Yet, in spite of on-the-ground observations, "displacement" is a loaded word for some researchers and policymakers. Some of them maintain that displacement caused by gentrification doesn't exist, or if it does, its effects are minimal. However, a growing body of evidence indicates that displacement is, in fact, occurring, at least in so-called "superstar" cities like New York City and San Francisco, which attract high-skilled workers in growing fields like tech and finance, and where demand for housing in the urban core exceeds supply.
Yet little evidence exists regarding who is being displaced, where they are going, and what role financially vulnerable homeowners have in the displacement phenomenon. We sought to begin to fill these gaps by looking at East New York residents who left their homes between 2012 and 2016, focusing on homeowners who were facing foreclosure at the time they moved.
To analyze mover trends, we relied on United States Postal Service change-of-address data along with legal records and public sales data. We compiled the names and addresses of 1,699 homeowners who had foreclosure proceedings initiated against them since 2012, as well as smaller control groups of homeowners who were not in mortgage distress when they moved, and renters in 1-to-4 unit homes. With this information, we identified where East New York residents relocated as well as the characteristics of their new neighborhoods.
Two-thirds of the mortgage-distressed households we tracked became renters, most finding apartments in New York City neighborhoods with less costly housing than East New York. In doing so, they joined thousands of other renters who have been priced out of their homes as gentrification spreads from Manhattan into the outer boroughs of New York City.
In Brooklyn, these flows of displaced homeowners and renters have a distinctive pattern: families are pushed from northern and central Brooklyn further and further east. For several years, East New York was the landing spot for low-income families priced out of trendy neighborhoods like Bedford-Stuyvesant, Williamsburg, and Fort Greene. But now East New York families are picking up and heading to the more affordable neighborhoods of East Flatbush and southeast Queens, where rents are somewhat lower—at least for now.
Our analysis also found that over one-third of mortgage-distressed households left the city entirely. Some movers headed to the few New York City suburbs with affordable rental housing. Most of the rest moved to the suburbs of southern cities, particularly Atlanta and Orlando, confirming a trend in demographic patterns that has been observed for several years.
But moving to places with more affordable housing costs than New York City comes at the cost of proximity to jobs, transportation, and economic mobility.
Take Henry County, Georgia, for example. That was one of the main destinations for East New York movers, according to our research. Located on the edge of Atlanta's suburbs and exurbs, Henry County is one of the fastest-growing counties in the country. But while the area boasts significantly lower housing prices than East New York, its transportation costs are much higher and it has one of the lowest prospects for upward economic mobility in the country.
Studying movers with mortgage distress raises a number of questions that require further inquiry. Only survey-based, follow-up research can truly determine the circumstances of each family, and future research should look to evaluate changes in the life circumstances of individuals after their move. Longitudinal research could help determine whether the moves were only stops on a journey, or long-term destinations.
While we focused on East New York, our findings speak to the experience of New Yorkers in many neighborhoods where the first tugs of gentrification are being felt. Because of its concentration of low-rise buildings and low-income residents of color, East New York offers a unique case study to understand trends affecting homeowners and tenants in small buildings across the city. It also can serve as a case study for other communities across the nation caught in the push-and-pull of the housing affordability crisis and gentrification.
Leo is the senior policy associate at the Center for NYC Neighborhoods. His work focuses on real estate markets, residential displacement, community land trusts, and affordable homeownership. Previously, he worked on housing policy in both domestic and international contexts with a focus on equitable development, zoning, and gentrification.
"Displacement" is intensified in US areas devastated by hurricanes, with individuals and households displaced possibly multiple times before regaining a stable housing foothold. Hopefully someone is following that, among other causes of displacement in an age of disruption.


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These Local Restaurants Support the Arts by sponsoring our Trolley Guides!
Visit them after you explore ArtWalk and show them your appreciation. Or, volunteer as a guide and receive a $20-25 gift certificate at one of these fab places!
The St. Pete Second Saturday ArtWalk has grown to quite an event over the last 20 years! In the past 2 years, we've been chartering trolleys to help move our visitors around. The success of the trolley hinges on whether we staff them with trolley guides each month so this is a call out to volunteers!
As a reward, six restaurants and pubs in our 5 art districts have donated $20-25 gift certificates for our Tour Guides to show our appreciation to them for volunteering for this event. Those restaurants are listed on our printed material and we will pass out flyers encouraging ArtWalk visitors to support these sponsors.
This is a great opportunity to meet visitors to St. Pete, talk about the wonderful arts community we have here and even promote your own business! Ask your friends, your employees, anyone you can. It really is a fun time. Plus you get rewarded with a gift certificate to some great local restaurants and pubs!
Regardless if you volunteer or go on the Artwalk, these restaurants are great supporters so please stop in to enjoy their delicious food!


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Q: Random css class from nowhere I have a problem on a page i'm coding. Problem is i'm getting random img classes from nowhere (at least nowhere i know). I've put the generated class below.
<img class=" iryjanjabqqmypymdnuv" src="some/source/path">

There are several jquery plugins and jqueryui on the page but div that got img has nothing to do with those js libs. I also use php but that must have nothing to do with this i guess.
If you need any codes or names of the libraries just ask. Please help me i really have no idea and all the search i did was empty about this.

A: I had exactly the same problem. Find out that AdBlock Plus is responsible for that. So, just disable all the extensions and reload the page

A: Just wanted to chime in for anyone that finds this googling their problem, this is exactly the right answer in my case as well.  AdBlock Plus (in Firefox only, not Chrome) was generating random class names for images I have embedded in my nav bar for social media links.
Now I have to either find a way to get around that or anyone using ABP in Firefox will see a weird looking nav bar due to this issue.  It's not exactly an unpopular plugin.
I work in both Chrome and Firefox and use ABP in both.  Hopefully we won't have to find workarounds for this.

A: Is it possible that you're browsing on a mobile network connection? Some mobile networks modify the HTML/CSS for images so they can serve lower-bandwidth versions, but allow you to "fix" them later. For example, on T-Mobile, if I hover over an image it will give me an Alt tag telling me the keyboard shortcut to use to load the original.
Obviously this won't be the case if it's all local...

A: I had the same problem and disabled all extensions in Firefox and then it was gone. Not sure which extension is the guilty party, have too many to chase it down by disabling each of them one at a time. :)

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British ISP TalkTalk has received a record £400,000 (USD $510,000) fine for a breach that exposed personal data of over 155,000 customers.
If your organization uses Drupal, you might have a serious problem on your hands. On October 15, Drupal urged users to apply an update that fixed a SQL Injection flaw. However, unless that patch was installed within seven hours, Drupal now says it's best to assume the website was completely compromised.
Around one million Drupal-based websites are affected by a serious security flaw that could give attackers complete control their site's database.
On Wednesday, the Ponemon Institute released the results of a new study conducted for DB Networks. In it, 65 percent of the respondents said that they've experienced one or more SQL Injection attacks in the last 12 months. In addition, each incident took an average of 140 days to discover, and 68 days to fix the issue.
Enterprise security testing: What are you missing?
For all the advances in enterprise networking over the years there's been one big step backward: security testing. Relatively few enterprises today conduct regular security tests in-house, relying instead on occasional tests by outside consultants or, more dangerously, just taking vendor claims at face value.


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500-year-old mystery: Wreck off Haiti may be Columbus' flagship Santa Maria
By: Becca Mitchell
Posted at 11:04 AM, May 13, 2014
(CNN) — Is a sunken shipwreck off Haiti the long-lost remains of the Santa Maria, Christopher Columbus' flagship from his first voyage to the Americas?
The underwater explorer Barry Clifford, who led a team that found and investigated the wreck, says he's confident it is.
"This is the ship that changed the course of human history," he told CNN.
If the claim is confirmed, it would go down as one of the most significant underwater archaeological discoveries ever.
"It is the Mount Everest of shipwrecks for me," said Clifford, 68.
But it isn't a new find for him. Clifford's announcement involves a wreck he and his team investigated in 2003. A cannon was found as part of the wreck. But, Clifford told CNN on Monday night, archaeologists at the time "misdiagnosed" the cannon.
Two years ago, after having researched the type of cannon used in Columbus' time, "I woke up in the middle of the night and said, 'Oh my God,' " Clifford told CNN on Monday. He realized the 2003 find might have been the one.
A couple of weeks ago, he returned to the wreck with a group of experts. The team measured and photographed the ship. But some items, including the cannon, had been looted from the ship in the intervening years, Clifford said.
The ship "still has attributes that warrant an excavation to determine the site's identity," archaeologist Charles Beeker of Indiana University said Tuesday. "Barry may have finally discovered the 1492 Santa Maria."
The evidence, Beeker said, is "very compelling."
The ship was found in the exact area where Columbus said the Santa Maria ran aground more than 500 years ago, Clifford said. The wreck is stuck on a reef off Haiti's northern coast, 10 to 15 feet beneath the water's surface.
Clifford plans to go back to Haiti next month to meet with authorities and decide what steps to take next.
Wrecked in 1492
It was the flagship of Columbus' small fleet that set sail from Spain in August 1492 under the sponsorship of King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella I.
The voyage aimed to find a westward route to China, India and the gold and spice islands of the East. But the land the sailors set eyes on in October 1492 was an island in the Caribbean. Among the islands on which Columbus set foot was Haiti, where he established a fort.
In December, the Santa Maria accidentally ran aground off the island's coast. Some planks and provisions from the wrecked ship, which was about 117 feet (36 meters) long, were used by the garrison at the fort, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Columbus set off back to Spain with the two remaining ships, the Nina and the Pinta, in January 1493.
Archaeological study needed
Archaeologists will have to excavate and examine the ship found off Haiti in order to determine whether it is in fact the Santa Maria.
Most of the ship is in shape and will be possible to excavate with the help of the Haitian government, Clifford said.
His team has used sophisticated metal detectors and sonar scans to study the remains.
The ship is the right size, he said, and stones found at the site match the kind from the part of Spain where the ship was built.
Clifford made a name for himself salvaging pirate ships off the coasts of Cape Cod and Madagascar

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Interstellar Experiences of NASA Interns
Category: Biology
Nicholas Bense: Nature & Design at NASA's Glenn Research Center
To drive forth at the edge of erudition – and indeed physical space itself – is one of the highest pursuits available to humanity and absolutely essential to the growth of our species. This is no small undertaking and it is indeed one that requires a diverse team with diversiform abilities. Although my scientific endeavors have evolved a bit over the years, they have always existed against the backdrop of my ultimate dream to work for NASA.
I began my training in the biological sciences with the intention of attending medical school, however, I have since shifted my interests towards field work involving microbiology and geology to participate in NASA's exobiology/astrobiology efforts. I am currently applying my data science skills developed through my Master's program in Bioinformatics and experience with large scale genome wide association studies in clinical cancer research towards my internship at the Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio. This work focuses on the development, analytic tools for Biomimetic engineering.
Life is a methodical architect with the power to devise, improvise, and revise its inventions through millennia into eons. Humanity has long drawn inspiration from the lessons mother nature provides us through the myriad of organisms and the strategies they implement, however the field of Biomimicry as a specialized science is still relatively new and developing.
The purpose of our project at the NASA Glenn is to create a tool to aid in the discovery of elements of nature that apply to specific engineering goals as well as facilitation of the design process. My role in this project utilizes my knowledge of machine learning, database systems and R code to develop and refine our tool, known as the Periodic Table of Life (PeTaL).
NASA's mission also involves the aggregation of information regarding all the sundry species of the Earth, which provides me the opportunity to further my research of extremophiles and other idiosyncratic life forms. Our team consists of members with a wide variety of different backgrounds including engineering, paleontology, botany and computer science.
The impact of biomimetic research can be observed in many sectors of science, technology and industry. Examples range from the development of the first airplane (supposedly inspired through the observation of lateral control in pigeon flight) to more modern and focused cases including studies concerning spider webs for materials engineering. It is very rewarding to be involved with a project that has the capacity to affect all facets of life and witness firsthand how NASA is working to create technologies that not only push the boundaries of space exploration but serve society as a greater whole.
One great aspect of my internship experience has been how it illustrates the many opportunities at NASA that match any professional career. This has been further reinforced through my involvement with the Pathways Agency Cross Center Connections (PAXC) organization, which is composed of interns with incredibly distinct talents from different NASA Centers. NASA certainly provides many ladders to the stars and they all seem to share quite a beautiful view.
Check out current internship opportunities and more intern stories at intern.nasa.gov.
Author Christine LinsinbiglerPosted on June 14, 2018 June 14, 2018 Categories Astronomy, Biology, College, communications, Engineering, GRC, Internships, NASATags astrobiology, biology, college, engineering, Glenn Research Center, GRC, intern, internships, NASA, NASA intern, STEM
Esmarline De Leon Peralta: Looking to the Future at Ames Research Center
My name is Esmarline De León Peralta, a future physician-scientist, flight surgeon and astronaut. I am determined to be part of a group of experts and professionals that will develop key technologies for travel to and living on Mars. Furthermore, I would like to assist in developing the systems necessary to support astronauts' and communities' adaptability and survival in the environment on Mars. As an aspiring physician, I believe the advancements created as we continue to research what life could be like on Mars could also impact global health by providing healthcare accessibility and point-of-care technologies for both developing countries and under-developed areas.
I began to appreciate the importance of engagement, perseverance and empathy at a young age, largely due to the lack of resources and opportunities in my home country, the Dominican Republic. I grew up in a house made of tin and wood, where water and electricity were not always accessible, and even my home was not accessible during hurricane season. We moved to Puerto Rico when I was ten years old looking for better educational opportunities and a better life. My mother was denied career opportunities in the field of systems and computer engineering because her degree was obtained in a foreign country. Learning about challenges and inequalities was hard at a young age, but these experiences made me stronger and shaped me into an overachiever and passionate dreamer.
Esmarline outside her workplace at NASA's Ames Research Center.
My journey to NASA has been one of the most inspiring challenges of my life. My immigration status affected my NASA goals but gave me the courage and inspiration to prepare and become not only a U.S. permanent resident, but an official citizen. I am a 2014 NASA Minority University Research and Education Program (MUREP) scholar, for which I give thanks to Ms. Elizabeth Cartier at ARC for her encouragement and constant support throughout these years.
My NASA interests, along with my desire to address problems in health and understand how chemicals impact the biomedical engineering field made me choose a career in chemical engineering at the University of Puerto Rico-Mayagüez. Since 2012, I have had experiences researching in biologically-inspired engineering labs at universities and hospitals such as Harvard University, Massachusetts General Hospital, Georgia Institute of Technology and Ohio State University. My interest in biomedical sciences and engineering encourages me to get a M.D.-Ph.D. as a physician-scientist in bioastronautics.
Esmarline at work in a NASA ARC lab.
My passion for biomedical devices using 3-D printing was amplified after researching at Massachusetts General Hospital. When accepted at NASA, I felt that my dreams had come true and I was home where I belonged. I am currently a spring intern at NASA's Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley. I am working in the Entry Systems and Vehicle Development Branch with Dr. Jing Li developing ultra-light weight batteries using 3-D printing technology and nanotechnology. This cutting-edge technology will enable new power and tools for space exploration and building human habitats in space.
During the summer of 2018, I will be interning at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. I will be working with a 3-D printer identical to one currently in space, the n-Scrypt 3-D printer, supporting 3-D multi-materials and process parameters for 3-D printing and helping in the fabrication of conductive inks to print small circuits under the mentorship and guidance of Mr. Curtis Hill.
Thank you, NASA, for being my dream, my present and my future. Here is where I belong! I cannot be more grateful. I have no words to express the happiness of my heart to represent minorities, Hispanics, women in STEM and the next generation of Mars and beyond planets' explorers. God's faithfulness last forever. Psalm 100:5
Author Christine LinsinbiglerPosted on April 26, 2018 April 26, 2018 Categories Ames, ARC, Biology, College, Internships, Mars, MSFC, MUREP, NASA, STEMTags 3D Printing, Ames, Ames Research Center, bioastronautics, intern, Mars, marshall, marshall space flight center, MUREP, NASA Internships
Alys Averette: New Experiences at NASA Glenn Research Center
Alys Averette never thought she'd attend college. But eight years after graduating high school, she found a way to make it happen… and ended up receiving the opportunity of a lifetime to intern at NASA's Glenn Research Center.
I never thought I was going to go to college – let alone have the opportunity to intern with NASA. After graduating high school at sixteen from a boarding school for troubled youth, I immediately went into the workforce. I spent years working in fast food and retail, with no expectation that I would go to college. After working my way up the retail ladder, I landed a general management position that allowed me to finally pay for myself to attend college classes part-time.
Fast forward two years from that point: I have fallen in love with biology and chemistry, and one day I stumbled across the NASA online internship application. Because I planned to pursue a degree in astrobiology and I was anxious to develop some experience in the field (rather than continue down my path in retail), I thought NASA would be the perfect place for me to apply for an internship. I thought, "Wouldn't this be incredibly cool if I actually got to say that I'm going to work for NASA?" So, I filled out an internship application and I waited.
Nine months went by and I had almost forgotten about that application – until I had a missed phone call and a voicemail saying "Hello, this is Mary Ann from NASA Glenn calling about a possible internship opportunity…"
I called her back immediately. As she explained to me who she was and the kind of work she does, I kept thinking, "This is impossible, this can't be real, this can't be happening!" Even though I had no idea what aerogels were at the time, when my soon-to-be mentor asked if I was interested in the project, I said "Yes, of course, but… are you sure you want me? I'm a bit of a non-traditional student. I'm 24 and only a sophomore in undergrad." She explained to me that she's had older students, as well as less-experienced students and they have all been successful in this internship. I had five business days to accept or decline the offer and I knew that if I turned it down, I would be disappointed in myself for who knows how long. So, I accepted the offer.
Even though I had wanted to be involved with NASA since I was a kid, I never imagined it would actually be possible — especially after going to a boarding school that nobody's heard of, working at Taco Bell for several years, and starting college eight years after high school. Yet, here I am, writing this story in my office at NASA Glenn Research Center.
I've spent my time here working on synthesizing polyimide aerogels, which are a unique material that serve many purposes for NASA in missions requiring exceptional thermal or acoustic insulation. Even though I did not know much about these materials when I started, I have learned how they are made and what they can be used for, such as conformal antennae substrates, extravehicular suits and habitats, and inflatable decelerators for atmospheric re-entry. It has been a fascinating project and an unbelievable learning experience. I still can't believe I have been granted this opportunity.
I want people to know my story because I've learned firsthand that it's never too late to be a part of something meaningful or to do something you've always wanted to do. This internship with NASA has helped me to understand that and has provided me with a foundation for pursuing all kinds of goals I never thought I could. I hope my story as an intern at NASA can inspire hope in others who, like me, might have thought they were too nontraditional, inexperienced, or different to pursue their dreams and, instead, realize that it's never too late.
Author Leah CheshierPosted on March 22, 2018 Categories Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, College, Engineering, GRC, Internships, NASA, Science, STEM, TechnologyTags astrobiology, Astronomy, biology, Chemistry, college, dreams, future, Glenn Research Center, GRC, intern, internships, NASA, science, STEM
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Buslijn 74 waren twee buslijnen in de gemeente Rotterdam, die werden geëxploiteerd door de RET.

Lijn 55 en 74 I
Op 21 januari 1958 werd lijn 55 ingesteld tussen Pernis en Hoogvliet.

Op 2 september 1967 werd lijn 55 vernummerd in lijn 74. Een beperkt aantal ritten reed door naar de Vondelingenplaat en de 1e Petroleumhaven. Deze ritten vervielen op 4 april 1969. Op 5 september 1989 werd de lijn opgeheven om op 1 september 1997 weer te worden ingesteld. De lijn werd op 4 november 2002 weer opgeheven.

Lijn 74 II
Op 11 december 2011 werd opnieuw een lijn 74 ingesteld nu als als ringlijn. Met ingang van 3 januari 2021 werd lijn 74 opgeheven. Sindsdien konden reizigers gebruik maken van STOPenGO-lijn 567.

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Q: How Can I Some ImageView Add to relativeLayout I would like to add some ImageViews to a RelativeLayout view.
The code that I'm using is as follows:
Thread thread = new Thread(new Runnable() {
        ArrayList<ImageView> icons = new ArrayList<ImageView>();

        @Override
        public void run() {
            for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++) {

                ImageView imageView1 = new ImageView(G.context);
                imageView1.setImageResource(R.drawable.music_icon);
                imageView1.setLayoutParams(new RelativeLayout.LayoutParams(RelativeLayout.LayoutParams.WRAP_CONTENT,
                        RelativeLayout.LayoutParams.WRAP_CONTENT));
                imageView1.getLayoutParams().width = (int) convertDpToPixel(20);
                imageView1.getLayoutParams().height = (int) convertDpToPixel(20);

                icons.add(imageView1);

                Log.i("LOG", "Icons Size: " + icons.size());
                Log.i("LOG", "I: " + i);

                relativeLayout.addView(icons.get(i));

                icons.get(i).startAnimation(animationMusic);

                try {
                    Thread.sleep(3000);
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
            }
        }
    });
    thread.start();

The first time the loop runs fine, but the second time there's an error in the line:
relativeLayout.addView(icons.get(i));

Where is the problem?

A: One major problem is manipulating the view (e.g. adding a View) from a background thread.  You can get similar async behavior by making use of Android's AsyncTask objects and do any UI manipulation from the onPostExecute method.
Without know more about what you're doing, it's hard to find a solution that will work for you.  I was mainly pointing out a primary issue with your code.
Here is an attempt to rewrite your code in a way that might work better in an Android environment:
public void addImageViews() {
    for(int i = 0; i < 20; i++) {
        asyncAdd(i, G.context);
    }
}

protected void asyncAdd(final int index, final Context c) {
    new AsyncTask<Void, Void, Void>() {
        @Override
        protected Void doInBackground(Void... params) {
            try {
                Thread.sleep(3000 * index);
            } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
            return null;
        }

        @Override
        protected void onPostExecute(Void result) {
            relativeLayout.addView(generateImageView(c));
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    }.execute();
}

protected ImageView generateImageView(Context c) {
    ImageView imageView1 = new ImageView(c);
    imageView1.setImageResource(R.drawable.music_icon);
    imageView1.setLayoutParams(new RelativeLayout.LayoutParams(RelativeLayout.LayoutParams.WRAP_CONTENT,
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    imageView1.getLayoutParams().width = (int) convertDpToPixel(20);
    imageView1.getLayoutParams().height = (int) convertDpToPixel(20);
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'Art Critic' Hunter rips down HS student art posted at Capitol by Missouri congressman
TOPICS:artdan weismanduncan hunterferguson mo.micahel brown killingpublic artRep. William Lacy ClayU.s. Capitol complexvandalism of public art
This is the first place artwork by a St. Louis high school student ripped down from the U.S. Capitol complex walls Friday by Rep. Duncan Hunter because he objected to its content.
Posted By: dweisman January 6, 2017
Battling House ethics charges for illegal spending of campaign funds, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-50th District, found time Friday to rip down a high school student's first-place award-winning art piece posted at the U.S. Capitol complex by Rep. William Lacy Clay, D-Mo.
Clay represents St. Louis and Ferguson, Mo., where the infamous Michael Brown slaying took place. The painting was unveiled at the U.S. Capitol complex in June following its awarding of first place in the 32nd Annual Congressional Art Competition. Clay's office has participated in the last 16 annual competitions.
"As you can see from the artwork on display here," Clay said, "the level of talent is truly impressive. Your work is inspiring, and I encourage all of you to continue to develop your creative abilities."
The acrylic painting, "portrays a colorful landscape of symbolic characters representing social injustice, the tragic events in Ferguson, Missouri and the lingering elements of inequality in modern American society," Clay said.
Fox News described the painting as one of "a police officer aiming a gun at African-American protesters. Above the scene, two birds — one black, one white — fight, and beside them, an African-American protester holding a scale of justice is crucified."
The art piece, "Untitled," was created by then-Cardinal Ritter Prep senior David Pulphus, and was on display in the hallway between the Capitol and adjacent House office buildings. A tunnel leading to the Capitol is filled with paintings and other artwork done by students who enter them in the annual Congressional Art Competition.
The nationwide competition began in 1982 and students around the country submit entries to their representative's office. Panels of district artists select the winner from each district, and the winning works are displayed for one year.
Clay's office has said the teen who made the painting was speaking from his own life experience, considering where he lived and its location close to Ferguson, Mo.
Fox News reported that an angry Hunter "took matters into his own hands Friday and personally removed a painting depicting police officers as pigs that a colleague had allowed to be displayed at the U.S. Capitol complex."
"I was angry," Hunter told FoxNews.com. "I've seen the press [reporting] on this for about a week or so. … I'm in the Marine Corps. If you want it done, just call us."
Hunter said he walked over to the artwork Friday morning with a few colleagues and unscrewed it. He then delivered it to Clay's office, which is located four doors down from his.
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com
Empty space marks the spot where the Ferguson, Mo. award-winning painting was displayed before Hunter tore it down.
Drew Hammill, a spokesman for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said Hunter "will soon realize that he's fallen down more than one rabbit hole."
The reference was to Hunter's recent admission that his campaign had paid the $600 tab incurred for flying his children's pet rabbit with the family. Hunter said the charge to the campaign was a mistake and that he had reimbursed the campaign as part of more than $60,000 in questionable charges he had discovered.
Joe Kasper, Hunter's press spokesman, said: "There's nothing appropriate about a painting that depicts police officers as pigs. Representative Hunter removed the painting and returned it, but as easy as it came down—it can go back up, of course. There's a massive outpouring from law enforcement and other members—and even Capitol Hill police officers are coming by to say thank you."
Clay's office was closed for the weekend and not immediately available for comment.
House Republicans reportedly have been upset by the painting since its posting. The hard-right Independent Journal Review Thursday ran a story highly critical of the painting. Fox News ran a story Friday praising Hunter's actions.
Hunter repaid $62,000 in campaign funds used for personal expenses just prior to November's election following a Federal Election Commission investigation that continues along with an investigation of his personal use of campaign funds, which is illegal, by the independent Office of Congressional Ethics.
Hunter voted behind closed doors with the Republican Congressional Caucus Monday to abolish the ethics office investigating his activities. Republicans backed away from their efforts to abolish the office on Tuesday after a vast outcry of disapproval by constituents.
A report is expected as early as next week of the ethics office findings on Hunter's activities, which also will cover additional spending of campaign funds for personal expenses not released previously including expenditure of $600 to fly his family pet rabbit on commercial airlines. Kasper says spending of campaign funds for personal expenses was an oversight that has been addressed.
Campaign disbursements used illegally for Hunter's personal expenses — most of them incurred in 2015 before a Federal Election Commission complaint became public — included:
106 fill-ups at gas stations, totaling $5,660.
16 trips to Jack in the Box totaling $297.
Forty trips to Albertson's, Trader Joe's or another grocery store, spending $6,819 total.
An expense for $229 at a Disneyland gift shop for "food/beverages." A spokesman for the park told the Union-Tribune the only edible items the store sells are Pez candy and a Star Wars-themed Rice Krispy treat.
Utilities — $1,269 for San Diego Gas & Electric and $300 to the Padre Dam Municipal Water District.
More than $2,000 on restaurants, hotels and train travel in the Italian cities of Rome, Florence and Positano during the Thanksgiving holiday week in 2015.
A payment for $216 to Gioielleria Manetti in Florence, listed on a disclosure report as "food/beverages." The store makes and customizes jewelry and watches, according to its website. A store representative said it offers no food or drinks.
$1,300 spent at the Cardiff-by-the-Sea restaurant that provides lunches to Hunter's children's El Cajon private school.
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Phoenix Rising Invitational Cup Power Soccer Tournament brings countries, players together
John Groth
After reuniting with a former teammate at the start of the Jan. 13-15 Phoenix Rising Invitational Cup Power Soccer Tournament, the North Stars (Alberta, Canada) closed it with a strong finish.
They placed second during the inaugural round-robin invitational tournament at the Ability360 Sports & Fitness Center in Phoenix.
The North Stars went 5-1 in the 12-team event, the team's first U.S. tournament this season. It featured teams from the United States, Canada and Mexico — which marked a first for having power soccer teams compete from three countries at Ability360. It featured nine U.S. teams (San Jose Steamrollers, STRAPS Scorpions, Phoenix Rising, BORP Shockers, Minnesota United, California Los Angeles SC, LA Galaxy, Ability360 United and Sacramento Republic), two teams from Canada (North Stars and Juni Sport) and one team from Mexico (Mexico National Team). The San Jose Steamrollers out of California won the invitational.
North Stars power soccer player Jayden Chavan, far left, battles a San Jose Steamrollers player Jan. 14 at the Phoenix Rising Invitational Cup power soccer tournament at Ability360 Sports & Fitness Center in Phoenix. (Photo by John Groth).
Both San Jose and the North Stars each finished with 5-1 records. But San Jose defeated the North Stars, 4-0, and had a plus-17 goal-scoring differential ahead of the North Stars' plus-four.
North Stars player Jayden Chavan, 19, thoroughly enjoyed the tournament. A Calgary resident, she has played power soccer for the past seven years after being diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy, a hereditary disease that destroys motor neurons.
"I love the people. I love the chance to compete, the chance to travel, even getting to be part of a team is such a great experience," says Chavan.
Just as cool was getting to see former North Stars teammate Evan Palmer. Palmer, 15, and his family moved from Calgary to Phoenix this past summer, and he now plays for the Phoenix Rising power soccer team.
"I like it," says Chavan about her experience. "So, yeah, I want to come visit them more. And this center is amazing — like this facility. No, [they don't have this in Canada], not with all the courts."
Palmer, who also has spinal muscular atrophy and was diagnosed when he was 18 months old, moved to Phoenix with his father (Justin), mother (Kira), two brothers (13-year-old Landon and 10-year-old Cameron) and sister (8-year-old Piper). Phoenix Rising went 0-5-1 and finished 11th out of 12 teams. But he still had a good time and enjoyed seeing his former teammates.
Phoenix Rising power soccer player Evan Palmer, middle in green power chair, tries to get the ball Jan. 14 at the Phoenix Rising Invitational Cup power soccer tournament at Ability360 Sports & Fitness Center in Phoenix. (Photo by John Groth).
"It was really surprising kind of at the start because I didn't know how many of them were coming, and actually everyone on the North Star team is all my old teammates, and so it was really fun to have them around, as well," Palmer says.
For Palmer, power soccer is good exercise and a nice social outlet.
"It's a really fun way to just, like, have some fun," he says. "There's not a lot of things to do in a wheelchair all day, so having this little activity is just fun."
He also liked playing against teams from different countries.
"It makes it a lot more competitive and a lot more interesting," Palmer says. "After the game, like, you can kind of go back and think about what they did different than you, like, different strategies, and try to adapt them to your own game."
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San Jose Steamrollers 5-1-0 +17
North Stars 5-1-0 +4
Juni Sport 4-1-1 +11 +11
Mexico National Team 4-1-1 +8
STRAPS Scorpions 3-1-2 -1
BORP Shockers 3-2-1 +8
LA Galaxy 3-2-0 +1
California Los Angeles SC 3-2-1 +3
Sacramento Republic 2-3-1 +2
Minnesota United 1-5-0 -2
Phoenix Rising 0-5-1 -12
Ability360 United 0-6-0 -39
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Die 2. Kavallerie-Brigade Nr. 24 war ein Großverband der Sächsischen Armee.

Geschichte
Die Brigade wurde mit der Restrukturierung der Sächsischen Armee am 1. April 1867 errichtet und war der Kavalleriedivision unterstellt. Das Kommando stand zunächst in Grimma, von 1870 bis 1874 in Leipzig, dann bis 1887 in Dresden und anschließend wieder in Leipzig. Ihr gehörten das 2. und 3. Reiter-Regiment sowie das 2. Ulanen-Regiment Nr. 18 an, die sich zu je fünf Schwadronen formierten.

Im Krieg gegen Frankreich war die Brigade 1870/71 in die Kämpfe bei Gravelotte, Verdun, Beaumont, Sedan, vor Paris und Péronne sowie bei Saint-Quentin eingebunden.

Mit der Aufhebung der Kavalleriedivision zum 1. April 1887 kam die Brigade zur 2. Division Nr. 24. Mit diesem Datum schieden das 3. Reiter-Regiment und das 2. Ulanen-Regiment Nr. 18 aus dem Brigadeverband und wurde durch das 1. Husaren-Regiment Nr. 18 ersetzt. Am 1. April 1897 trat das 1. Husaren-Regiment Nr. 18 und 2. Husaren-Regiment Nr. 19 im Tausch mit dem Karabiner-Regiment und dem 2. Ulanen-Regiment Nr. 18 zur 3. Kavallerie-Brigade Nr. 32 über. Eine letzte Veränderung erfolgte am 1. Oktober 1910 mit dem Wechsel des Karabiner-Regiments zur neugeschaffenen 4. Kavallerie-Brigade Nr. 40 und dafür trat das 2. Husaren-Regiment Nr. 19 wieder in den Brigadeverband.

Mit Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs wurde die Brigade aufgelöst. Das 2. Husaren-Regiment Nr. 19 kam als Divisionskavallerie zur 40. Infanterie-Division, das 2. Ulanen-Regiment Nr. 18 zur 24. Infanterie-Division.

Kommandeure

Literatur
 Dermot Bradley (Hrsg.), Günter Wegner: Stellenbesetzung der Deutschen Heere 1815–1939. Band 1: Die Höheren Kommandostellen 1815–1939. Biblio Verlag, Osnabrück 1990, ISBN 3-7648-1780-1, S. 454–455.
 Claus von Bredow: Historische Rang- und Stammliste des deutschen Heeres. Verlag August Scherl, Berlin 1905, S. 1392.

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Kavalleriebrigade 2
Kavalleriebrigade 24
Leipziger Militärgeschichte
Gegründet 1867
Aufgelöst 1914