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"Increase the Peace" Talent Show
The Save Our Streets Team: Outreach Workers, Violence Interrupters and Program Manager
The Save Our Streets "Increase the Peace" community talent showcase on April 28th had 14 wonderful acts, all of them local, Crown Heights, teens. S.O.S. and the Brooklyn Blizzards organized the afternoon of talent and fun at PS 289.
The singers and MCs displayed amazing talent and creativity, the dancers were expressive and exciting and the cultural acts showed the skill and discipline of long hours of training. The performers were thoughtful and engaged. They all performed with the theme of PEACE in mind.
Some artists even incorporated the theme of "Increase the Peace" into their artistic expressions. One rapper ever wore an "I Support S.O.S. tee shirt" as he moved around the stage. People were in awe of the stilt walkers as they skipped up and down the aisles dancing and making people gasp. The show was spectacular. But for us, the real story, the real star of the show, was the audience.
The 250 or so people who attended were loud and enthusiastic. They were obviously having a great time but the extraordinary thing about that audience was its collective kindness and generosity. While there was special applause and cheering from the pockets of family and friends of the performers when they were introduced, there were tremendous ovations for every performer when they finished their acts.
Every performer received authentic approval from the audience. When a young MC twice lost his place and forgot the lines to his rap, the audience cheered and encouraged him to keep going, which he did. Getting through that difficult on-stage moment earned him a huge expression of appreciation and support from the audience. He was overcome with pride and love for the performers and for the audience of mostly teenage kids from Crown Heights who showed such compassion and gratitude for the offerings of their peers.
Ruby-Beth Buitekant, Case Manager of Youth Organizing to Save Our Streets (YO S.O.S.) said, "We are aware of the criticisms that young people face of being seen as uncaring, uninterested and disconnected. Just spend an afternoon watching young people express themselves so positively and it's easy to see that there's so much talent and positive energy that simply needs an opportunity to come out. "
We'll remember all of the performers on that stage and in that audience on that day and speak only with love, hope and respect.
The Crown Heights Community Mediation Center's own Ife Charles hosted the event. She tossed tee-shirts and other prizes to the crowd when they correctly answered questions about S.O.S. She led the crowd in cheering for the S.O.S. Outreach workers and Violence Interrupters. She also made so many silly jokes that audience members had to wipe their cheeks of tears! She was the ultimate hostess.
Thank you to everyone that made the day such a huge success. Special thank you to Anthony Newerls for his leadership and the success of the events!
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3 Things to Know Ahead of Huskers' Road Contest With Northwestern
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Nebraska is looking to get back to .500 in Big Ten play on Thursday with a trip to Northwestern. The Huskers sit at 12-14 overall (7-8 Big Ten) while Northwestern is 15-11 and 8-7 in conference play.
Tip is set for 7 p.m. CT from Welsh-Ryan Arena. Here are three things to know about the game.
Leigha Brown is on a Tear
Leigha Brown has earned Big Ten Freshman-of-the-Week honors (Jan. 7), snagged a spot on the Big Ten Honor Roll (Feb. 10), dropped a 30-point game in a win against Purdue (Feb. 10) and led the Huskers in scoring six times already.
As that first honor indicates, she's a freshman.
The 6-foot-1 wing Auburn, Indiana, took some time adjusting to the speed of the college game and earning head coach Amy Williams' trust on the defensive end of the floor, but she's flourishing at Nebraska and currently leading the Huskers in scoring.
Brown is putting up 10.1 points a night overall this season and 11.2 points a game in Big Ten play. She's hitting at 43 percent from the field and 36 percent from the 3-point line. In 15 league games, though, the 3-point shot has been even deadlier. She's up to 43 percent from deep against Big Ten opponents. If she shot it more to qualify for the Big Ten leaderboard, she'd be fourth in overall 3-point shooting and leading the league in 3-point shooting against other Big Ten teams.
Brown is a threat to score at all three levels. Against Michigan State the last time out, she got an eventual upset rolling with two 3s off of catch-and-shoot set-ups within the game's first minutes. In the second half, she did her damage at the foul line. Brown has a quick release and the green light to pull-up from just about anywhere on the court. Still, she's excellent at forcing her way to the foul line. Only one other Husker has even attempted as many free throws at Brown has made (40) through 15 league games.
It's been evident all year long that this season is about building towards the future with a talented core of freshmen, but what we're seeing of late is a possible future scoring leader taking over her team. And she's doing all this while playing in a bench role for most of the season.
(Sophomore wing Taylor Kissinger has been sick with the flu the last two games, so Brown has started, though Kissinger played in Nebraska's most recent game against Michigan State last Sunday.)
Brown was just 2-for-11 for six points the last time these two teams met and Nebraska lost by four. Look for her to have a better showing in Round 2.
Guard Their Stars
Unlike Nebraska's "spread the wealth" approach where the bench goes 10-deep every night and eight players average at least six points a game, Northwestern is powered by its starting five. Three women — guard Lindsey Pulliam, forward Pallas Kunaiyi-Akpanah and guard Jordan Hamilton — serve as the engine.
Pulliam, a sophomore guard, is shooting just 19 percent from deep this year and still leading her team in scoring overall (almost 17 a night) and leading her team in league play (18 a night). Her points per game on the season puts her fourth among Big Ten players.
Much like Brown, she's a threat to score from almost anywhere inside the arc and loves to force her way to the rim.
Against Nebraska last time, she got whatever she wanted, finishing with 21 points and eight boards on 9-for-17 shooting. After a 3-for-8 first half, she killed Nebraska with mid-range pull-ups off the dribble in the second half while going 6-for-9.
Kunaiyi-Akpanah did damage as well, with 10 points, 19 rebounds and four blocks. She effectively played Husker starting center Kate Cain off the floor and took advantage of a size mismatch with freshman Ashtyn Veerbeek in Cain's absence.
Hamilton (12 points, 3-for-5 from deep) was the only other Wildcat in double figures scoring the last time, but in a game where the winning side scored 58 points, getting 43 from three players is huge. The sophomore combo guard is another ball-handler who has gotten better in league play, but she suffered an injury midway through Northwestern's loss to Purdue last Sunday and did not return to the game.
She finished on the bench on crutches. If she can't go, it'll be a blow to the Wildcats, as she leads the team with 3.3 assists a game and ranks second in made 3s (30 at a 37 percent clip).
Conference Tournament Implications
Nebraska could get back to even in the Big Ten this season and doing so would be huge.
With three games to play, Nebraska sits 10th in the Big Ten standings. And yet, the Huskers are only two games back from a top-four seed and a double-bye in the Big Ten tournament. Four teams, including Northwestern, sit at 8-7 ahead of the Huskers (Michigan State is 7-7). While Nebraska closes out with Iowa at home and Penn State on the road, there's a chance to move up.
Only three games total separate No. 4 from No. 11 in the standings. Here are the remaining schedules for each of those teams, with their Big Ten records in parenthesis.
No. 4 Michigan: vs. Rutgers (10-4), at Michigan State (7-7), vs. Wisconsin (3-11)
No. 5 Minnesota: at Maryland (12-3), at Rutgers, vs. Michigan State
No. 6 Purdue: at Penn State (3-11), vs. Maryland, at Indiana (6-9)
No. 7 Northwestern: vs. Nebraska, vs. Indiana, at Iowa (12-3)
No. 8 Ohio State: at Michigan State, at Wisconsin, vs. Rutgers
No. 9 Michigan State: vs. Ohio State, vs. Michigan (9-6), vs. Penn State, at Minnesota (8-7)
No. 10 Nebraska: at Northwestern, vs. Iowa, at Penn State
No. 11 Indiana: vs. Iowa, at Northwestern, vs. Purdue (8-7)
It's very possible the middle of the Big Ten looks completely different when the conference tournament starts on March 6.
In the event of a tie in the final regular season standings, the first tiebreaker belongs to the head-to-head winner. Among the teams in front of it, Nebraska owns a head-to-head tiebreaker over Minnesota, Purdue, Ohio State and Michigan State. It split the season series with Michigan and has a chance to do so with Northwestern.
That's everyone.
Nebraska can't climb into top-four range given Michigan's overall record (18-9) but anything else is on the table. The Huskers don't straight control their destiny, but if they win out or win two of three, they don't need a ton of help from others to move up.
(The remaining tiebreaker info can be found here. It's complicated so we can get into it when the time comes.)
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Building on a Linux brand
Red Hat is a perfect example of how open source firms need to trade on their reputation, not just their product.
by: Richard Hillesley
1. Building on a Linux brand
A feature of free and open source software is that anyone can make a copy of the software, rebrand and market it and sell it to the world. As long as they abide by the terms of the original licence(s) under which it was distributed.
Most, but not all, of the distributions that Distrowatch currently lists began life as copies or derivatives of one or other of the generic Linux distributions - Red Hat, Slackware or Debian - each of which owed some kind of a debt to Linux pre-history in the shape of SLS or Owen le Blanc's MCC Interim Linux, which is often claimed to be the first installable Linux distribution.
Red Hat owns the brand and the quality assurance that goes with the Red Hat trademark, but does not "own" the software it sells. For this reason CentOS and Oracle are able to provide rebranded versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux which provide "complete upstream compatibility" with Red Hat's product without fear of legal approbation.
At first glance this might not seem a great idea. Traditionally, software companies have relied upon the "unique" qualities of their software as the selling point, but selling open source software is a different proposition.
Red Hat is not selling software but quality assurance, secure upgrades, training and support.
The pay off for Red Hat is that the cumulative R&D value of the packages that comprise a Red Hat Linux distribution stretches into billions of dollars, and is the work of a multitude of private individuals, developer communities, corporate interests and other GNU/Linux distributions.
What differentiates Red Hat is its brand and the reputation for quality of service it has gained among its corporate customers.
Jon "maddog" Hall tells a story of the early days of Red Hat. Bob Young had gone to the Unix Expo in New York City with the three founders of Red Hat, Marc Ewing, Donnie Barnes, and Erik Troan.
"They had driven up in a panel truck from North Carolina to the Unix Expo, and had set up their booth, which consisted of a couple of boxes, boards across the top, a white checquered tablecloth and some book racks which held CDs and copies of their boxes. It was the end of the first day, and I went across to the guys, and said, 'Hey. Would you like to go out for a beer and dinner?' and Bob said: 'Well... I've got some appointments...'" he says.
"So, already he was lining up appointments. '...But these three guys can go with you'."
He added: "He reached into his pocket and pulled out the biggest wad of bills I have ever seen, peeled off three twenty-dollar bills, handed one to each of the guys, and said: 'Make this last..'.
"This is New York City. Twenty dollars is not even going to get you downtown. I found out later from Bob that the money was from sales of the product at the show, and if they didn't sell all the product they had, they didn't have enough money to get back to Carolina. I had visions of them on the road, trying to sell copies of Red Hat to get them back to North Carolina," Hall finishes.
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Nick Jonas Back For Jumanji Sequel
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Nick Jonas will be back for the Jumanji sequel, as will the teenage cast of real-world characters.
Jonas plays the avatar of the missing kid from the 90s, Alex Vreeke, with Jefferson "Seaplane" McDonough, who was lost in the game for twenty years and lived at Alan Parrish's jungle treehouse. Also confirmed back are Alex Wolff, Ser'Darius Blain, Madison Iseman, and Morgan Turner, who make up the real world counterparts to Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan.
They all join the previously announced casting of Danny Glover, Danny DeVito and Crazy Rich Asians breakout actress Awkwafin.
The untitled Jumanji sequel has a December 13, 2019 release directed by Jake Kasdan who wrote the script along with Scott Rosenberg and Jeff Pinkner. Matt Tolmach is producing along with Johnson's Seven Bucks banner and Kasdan.
Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle was a huge hit when it was released in December 2017 and even outperformed Disney's Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
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100 new PCSOs funded by Welsh Government
The First Minister Mark Drakeford and the Minister for Social Justice Jane Hutt have announced funding that will bring an additional 100 PCSOs across Wales.
This funding will assist South Wales Police in recruiting new aspiring PCSOs who provide that vital link between the community and the police service, making sure everyone has the support they need.
Welcoming the news Police and Crime Commissioner Alun Michael said:
"PCSOs strive to make our communities safer and stronger by the part the play and their visible presence helps to inspire confidence. That is why I am absolutely delighted that Welsh Government ministers have moved so quickly to implement their manifesto commitment to 100 additional PCSOs across Wales, in addition to the 500 they already fund.
Their financial commitment enables the four Welsh forces to press ahead with the additional recruitment and to restore and enhance this important frontline resource in each of our communities at the same time as tackling the competing demands of tackling violent crime, drugs-related exploitation, domestic violence and abuse and internet-enabled crime.
Just as in Wales we worked together to combat Covid-19 we will now work together to protect vulnerable people from the threats and harm that are faced by every community."
The work of a PCSO directly supports frontline policing by working on issues that really affect local communities. Things like stopping speeding outside our schools, reporting vandalism and reducing anti-social behaviour.
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Tag: poetry by John Nevin
Item no. NS434-1-121 – "Photograph – Anon – boy – c. 1870s" from the series "NS434 Photographs of the Chandler, Genge and Hooper Families 01 Jan 1860 31 Dec 1960" was listed online at the Archives Office of Tasmania but without the digitised image when a Nevin family descendant recently requested a preview and scan. It was a stab in the dark, a random choice from the two dozen family photographs of the Nevin, Genge, and Chandler families from the Chandler/Hooper collection, more so since neither the "boy" nor the photographer was named. The scan provided by the AOT revealed this fine portrait of a very handsome eleven year old boy in uniform, immediately identifiable as a portrait taken by Thomas J. Nevin ca. 1871 at his studio and business, the City Photographic Establishment, 140 Elizabeth St. Hobart Town, Tasmania. The Archives Office has since placed the image online … … More Lost originals: the Nevin, Genge and Chandler family photographs
Gold seekers Thomas Nevin, John Thorpe and Duncan Chisholm 1869
It may have been an April Fool's Day joke or it may have been a bonanza. The Tasmanian Times, which regularly published information for and about photographer Thomas J. Nevin and his father John Nevin snr throughout the decade of the 1860s, may have wittingly or otherwise informed their readers on the first day of April, 1869, that Thomas Nevin and his fellow gold seekers, John Thorpe jun, former licensee of the Bush Inn at Port Cygnet, and Duncan Chisholm, school master at Rokeby, Clarence Plains, were confident enough of finding sufficient gold deposits in the area to suggest that a subsidy from local residents would encourage them to continue with further exploration. … More Gold seekers Thomas Nevin, John Thorpe and Duncan Chisholm 1869
John Nevin's poem on the death of James William Chisholm 1863
Here is another beautifully crafted poem by John Nevin snr (1808-1887), father of Tasmanian photographer Thomas J. Nevin, the earliest to date of his poetry written in Tasmania to surface in public collections and press publications. This poem was penned to lament the premature death of his dear friend James William Chisholm (1802-1862) with whom he served in the Royal Scots First or Royal Regiment in the West Indies and at the Canadian Rebellions from 1827 to discharge in 1841. The lament was published in the Weekly Times (Hobart Town, Tas.), Saturday 29 August 1863, page 6. … More John Nevin's poem on the death of James William Chisholm 1863
Captain Edward Goldsmith and the gold mania of the 1850s
THE LARGEST VAN DIEMEN'S LAND NUGGET. – The Messrs Stevens have returned from the Fingal diggings, with a small nugget, weighing seven grains, value one shilling; it is, however, the largest lump found in this colony. If we receive the testimony of Messrs. Stevens, not only one, but hundreds of nuggets will be found – the inference is just, the deduction is clear. We believe it is just probable the diggers have been working at the fag end of the range – being about twenty miles too far to the southward. This specimen of Van Diemen's Land gold was picked up at Stanfield's Nook, about fourteen miles from Avoca. We have heard a gentleman say, whose geological acquirements are considerable, and whose judgment is not likely to be biassed by the excitement of the gold mania, that the precious metal will be found in large quantities, and probably in a few weeks, and that great changes may be anticipated in the moral and social position of this colony, from the reaction that will take place, and the stimulus that will be given to industry. Australian and New Zealand Gazette. … More Captain Edward Goldsmith and the gold mania of the 1850s
"Lines on the much lamented death of Rebecca Jane Nevin" by John Nevin 1866
In early childhood's joyous hour,
We brought her from her native soil,
To seek some calm and peaceful bower
Far on Tasmania's sea-girt Isle;
While yet a gentle, fragile thing,
Her infant steps were tottering. … More "Lines on the much lamented death of Rebecca Jane Nevin" by John Nevin 1866
The early deaths of Thomas Nevin's sisters and niece, Rebecca, Mary and Minnie Carr
John Nevin snr married again in 1879, at the age of 71 yrs, to widow Martha Salter nee Genge, aged 46 years old. The deaths of all these female members of Thomas Nevin's family may have prompted his father to take another wife as a gesture of in locus parentis for his granddaughter Mary Ann or Minnie Carr who survived her mother's death less than a month after her birth. Mary Ann or Minnie Carr, as she was called, was taken as a baby from Victoria and from her father John Carr's care, back to Tasmania into the Nevin family home at Kangaroo Valley in 1878. Called Minnie, she is not to be confused with her cousin Minnie Drew nee Mary Ann Nevin, Thomas and Elizabeth's daughter born in 1884, named Mary Ann after her grandmother, aunt and cousin..
John Nevin snr's grand-daughter Mary Ann or Minnie Carr was cared for by his second wife Martha Nevin (nee Genge, widow of Salter) and moved with her from Kangaroo Valley on John Nevin's death in 1887, but Minnie Carr too succumbed to death in 1898. She died at Martha Nevin's house in Patrick St. Hobart of internal bleeding, shortly before her 21st birthday (1878-1898). … More The early deaths of Thomas Nevin's sisters and niece, Rebecca, Mary and Minnie Carr
Disambiguation: Mary Ann Nevin
Thomas Nevin's sister Mary Ann Nevin had married master mariner John Carr at the Wesleyan Chapel close to the Nevin family home at Kangaroo Valley Tasmania on 3rd May, 1877, but she died one year later at Sandridge, Victoria only 22 days after giving birth to her only child, a daughter also named Mary Ann. The only surviving child of this marriage was named after three Nevin family members; her deceased mother Mary Ann Carr nee Nevin; her mother's mother, i.e. grandmother Mary Ann Nevin nee Dickson; and her first cousin Mary Ann Drew nee Nevin, also known as Minnie, last daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Nevin. … More John Nevin's marriages to Mary Ann Dickson and Martha Genge


This is far and away the game to watch Saturday. Yes, South Carolina got embarrassed on its home turf by Texas A&M to begin the season, and the defense is still learning how to play without star defensive lineman Jadeveon Clowney, but the Gamecocks were ranked so highly for a reason. Meanwhile, Georgia is easily the favorite to win the SEC East and contend for a berth in the College Football Playoff. Junior running back Todd Gurley had a monster week one, with 198 rushing yards and three touchdowns on only 15 carries. The Bulldogs appear to have the upper hand but with the Gamecocks looking to defend their turf, this one should be good.
Tennessee has really struggled the past seven seasons in the SEC East. Since the departure of longtime head coach Phillip Fulmer, the Volunteers have had four coaches in the past six years, but they look to be headed for a turnaround under head coach Butch Jones. Tennessee is a young team but will rely on the play of senior linebacker A.J. Johnson and freshman running back Jalen Hurd. Going into Norman, Oklahoma, will be very tough for the inexperienced Vols — Oklahoma is a favorite for the Big 12 title and for a spot in the playoffs. Redshirt sophomore quarterback Trevor Knight has the Sooners rolling on offense, where they struggled some last year. However, an off-game could quickly put Stoops and Co. on upset alert Saturday night.
On paper, it seems this isn't really much of a matchup. Louisville has done quite well since Charlie Strong left, and Virginia hasn't done much of anything in recent memory. But it is being played in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the Cavaliers have some fight in them. The Cardinals have steamrolled each of their first two opponents this season by a combined score of 97-34, and new head coach Bobby Petrino's offense has averaged 470 yards per game. But the Cavaliers did give UCLA a fit in the first game of the season. It will be up to the Virginia defense to keep the Cavaliers in this game.
It's a tell-tale sign of how bad a week of the season it is when this matchup is a game to watch. Despite however bad this showdown might seem, it could turn out to be an old-fashioned battle in the Deep South. Louisiana-Lafayette is coming off three-straight bowl wins for the first time in school history. This year will likely be tougher for the Ragin' Cajuns, especially after last week's 48-20 loss to Louisiana Tech. Ole Miss, on the other hand, has aspirations of playing a part in deciding who comes out of the SEC West and has an outside chance at making the College Football Playoff. If nothing else, this sets up as a stereotypical trap game for the Rebels.


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Q: Swift how to put vertical UIStackview / UIView inside horizontal UIStackview programatically I am trying to put two UIViews inside a horizontal UIStackview. Inside the UIViews are Vertical UIStackviews to space the text (See picture for example). The vertical stackviews in the UIView is working. When I try to add the two UIViews to the horizontal stackview the UIViews are getting overlapped and I cant seem to space them properly. How can I space it like the example. I can't see the problem in the constraints. I tried a lot of different solutions but I cant figure it out.

Declarations
private let horizontalStackview: UIStackView = {
        let horizontalStackview = UIStackView()
        horizontalStackview.distribution = .fillEqually
        horizontalStackview.axis = .horizontal
        horizontalStackview.spacing = 200
        uhorizontalStackview.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        return horizontalStackview
    }()

    private let verticalFirstUIView: UIView = {
        let verticalFirstUIView = UIView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 100, height: 80))
        verticalFirstUIView.backgroundColor = .white
        verticalFirstUIView.layer.borderWidth = 2
        verticalFirstUIView.layer.borderColor = UIColor.gray.cgColor
        verticalFirstUIView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        return verticalFirstUIView
    }()

    private let verticalSecondUIView: UIView = {
        let verticalSecondUIView = UIView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 100, height: 80))
        verticalSecondUIView.backgroundColor = .white
        verticalSecondUIView.layer.borderWidth = 2
        verticalSecondUIViewlayer.borderColor = UIColor.blue.cgColor
        verticalSecondUIView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        return verticalSecondUIView
    }()

    private let verticalFirstStackView: UIStackView = {
        let verticalFirstStackView = UIStackView()
       verticalFirstStackView.axis = .vertical
       verticalFirstStackView.alignment = .center
        verticalFirstStackViewdistribution = .fillEqually
        verticalFirstStackViewspacing = 5
        verticalFirstStackView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        return verticalFirstStackView
    }()

    private let verticalSecondStackView: UIStackView = {
        let verticalSecondStackView = UIStackView()
       verticalSecondStackView.axis = .vertical
        verticalSecondStackView.alignment = .center
        verticalSecondStackViewdistribution = .fillEqually
        verticalSecondStackView.spacing = 5
        verticalSecondStackView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        return verticalSecondStackView
    }()

Functions with constraints
func setupHorizontalStackview(){
        view.addSubview(horizontalStackview)

        horizontalStackview.addArrangedSubview(verticalFirstUIView)
        horizontalStackview.addArrangedSubview(verticalSecondUIView)
        NSLayoutConstraint.activate([
           horizontalStackview.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: labelAboveHorizontalStackView.bottomAnchor, constant: 10),
            horizontalStackview.widthAnchor.constraint(equalToConstant: horizontalStackview.frame.width)
        ])
    }

    func setupVerticalFirstUIView(){
        view.addSubview(verticalFirstUIView)
        userSavedUIView.addSubview(verticalFirstStackView)
        NSLayoutConstraint.activate([   verticalFirstUIView.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: horizontalStackview.topAnchor),
            verticalFirstUIView.widthAnchor.constraint(equalToConstant: verticalFirstUIView.frame.width)
        ])
    }

    func setupVerticalSecondUIView(){
        view.addSubview(verticalSecondUIView)
       verticalSecondUIView.addSubview(verticalSecondStackView)
        NSLayoutConstraint.activate([
            verticalSecondUIView.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: horizontalStackview.topAnchor),
            verticalSecondUIView.widthAnchor.constraint(equalToConstant: verticalSecondUIView.frame.width)
        ])
    }

    func setupverticalFirstStackView(){
        view.addSubview(verticalFirstStackView)
        NSLayoutConstraint.activate([
            verticalFirstStackView.leadingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalFirstUIView.leadingAnchor, constant: 15),
           verticalFirstStackView.trailingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalFirstUIView.trailingAnchor, constant: -15),
            verticalFirstStackView.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalFirstUIView.topAnchor, constant: 15),
            verticalFirstStackView.bottomAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalFirstUIView.bottomAnchor),
        ])

       let ulText = UILabel()
        let ulTextTwo = UILabel()
        let ulTextThree = UILabel()

    ulText.text = "text"
    ulTextTwo.text = "text2"
    ulTextThree.text = "text3"

        verticalFirstStackView.addArrangedSubview(ulText)
        verticalFirstStackView.addArrangedSubview(ulTextTwo)
        verticalFirstStackView.addArrangedSubview(ulTextThree)
    }

     func setupverticalSecondStackView(){
        view.addSubview(verticalSecondStackView)
        NSLayoutConstraint.activate([
            verticalSecondStackView.leadingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalSecondUIView.leadingAnchor, constant: 15),
           verticalSecondStackView.trailingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalSecondUIView.trailingAnchor, constant: -15),
            verticalSecondStackView.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalSecondUIView.topAnchor, constant: 15),
            verticalSecondStackView.bottomAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalSecondUIView.bottomAnchor),
        ])

       let ulText = UILabel()
        let ulTextTwo = UILabel()
        let ulTextThree = UILabel()

    ulText.text = "text"
    ulTextTwo.text = "text2"
    ulTextThree.text = "text3"

       verticalSecondStackView.addArrangedSubview(ulText)
        verticalSecondStackView.addArrangedSubview(ulTextTwo)
        verticalSecondStackView.addArrangedSubview(ulTextThree)
}

I appreciate all help.

A: First, you have a very odd constraint line:
horizontalStackview.widthAnchor.constraint(equalToConstant: horizontalStackview.frame.width)

You're telling auto-layout to make the horizontal stackView width equal to its own width. That doesn't make any sense.
Second, while it can be valuable to split tasks into separate funcs, it can make it difficult to follow what's going on. I'd suggest starting with everything "in-line" -- along with comments about what the code should be doing -- and then break it up later if desired.
What we want to do is:

*

*declare the "label above the horizontal stack view"

*declare the horizontal stack view

*declare the two vertical stack views

*declare the two "UI" views (which hold the vertical stack views)

So far, that's pretty much what you've done.
Now, let's logically setup the elements:

*

*add three labels to each of the vertical stack views

*add those stack views to their respective "UI" views

*constrain each stack view to its "UI" view

*add the two "UI" views to the horizontal stack view

then:

*

*add the label to the view

*add the horizontal stack view to the view

*add constraints for the label

*add constraints for the horizontal stack view

Review the way it is done here:
class ViewController: UIViewController {

    // a label above the horizontal stack view
    private let labelAboveHorizontalStackView: UILabel = {
        let v = UILabel()
        v.text = "Label above stack view"
        v.textAlignment = .center
        v.backgroundColor = UIColor(white: 0.9, alpha: 1.0)
        v.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        return v
    }()

    private let horizontalStackview: UIStackView = {
        let horizontalStackview = UIStackView()
        horizontalStackview.distribution = .fillEqually
        horizontalStackview.axis = .horizontal
        horizontalStackview.spacing = 200
        horizontalStackview.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        return horizontalStackview
    }()

    private let verticalFirstUIView: UIView = {
        let verticalFirstUIView = UIView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 100, height: 80))
        verticalFirstUIView.backgroundColor = .white
        verticalFirstUIView.layer.borderWidth = 2
        verticalFirstUIView.layer.borderColor = UIColor.gray.cgColor
        verticalFirstUIView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        return verticalFirstUIView
    }()

    private let verticalSecondUIView: UIView = {
        let verticalSecondUIView = UIView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 100, height: 80))
        verticalSecondUIView.backgroundColor = .white
        verticalSecondUIView.layer.borderWidth = 2
        verticalSecondUIView.layer.borderColor = UIColor.blue.cgColor
        verticalSecondUIView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        return verticalSecondUIView
    }()

    private let verticalFirstStackView: UIStackView = {
        let verticalFirstStackView = UIStackView()
        verticalFirstStackView.axis = .vertical
        verticalFirstStackView.alignment = .center
        verticalFirstStackView.distribution = .fillEqually
        verticalFirstStackView.spacing = 5
        verticalFirstStackView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        return verticalFirstStackView
    }()

    private let verticalSecondStackView: UIStackView = {
        let verticalSecondStackView = UIStackView()
        verticalSecondStackView.axis = .vertical
        verticalSecondStackView.alignment = .center
        verticalSecondStackView.distribution = .fillEqually
        verticalSecondStackView.spacing = 5
        verticalSecondStackView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        return verticalSecondStackView
    }()

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        // add 3 labels to each vertical stack view
        [verticalFirstStackView, verticalSecondStackView].forEach { sv in
            let ulText = UILabel()
            let ulTextTwo = UILabel()
            let ulTextThree = UILabel()

            ulText.text = "text"
            ulTextTwo.text = "text2"
            ulTextThree.text = "text3"

            // let's give the labels a background color to easily see the layout
            ulText.backgroundColor = .yellow
            ulTextTwo.backgroundColor = .green
            ulTextThree.backgroundColor = .cyan

            sv.addArrangedSubview(ulText)
            sv.addArrangedSubview(ulTextTwo)
            sv.addArrangedSubview(ulTextThree)
        }

        // add each vertical stack view as a subview of "UI" views
        verticalFirstUIView.addSubview(verticalFirstStackView)
        verticalSecondUIView.addSubview(verticalSecondStackView)

        // constrain the stack views to the "UI" views
        //  with 15-pts "padding" on Top / Leading / Trailing
        NSLayoutConstraint.activate([
            verticalFirstStackView.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalFirstUIView.topAnchor, constant: 15.0),
            verticalFirstStackView.leadingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalFirstUIView.leadingAnchor, constant: 15.0),
            verticalFirstStackView.trailingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalFirstUIView.trailingAnchor, constant: -15.0),
            verticalFirstStackView.bottomAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalFirstUIView.bottomAnchor, constant: 0.0),

            verticalSecondStackView.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalSecondUIView.topAnchor, constant: 15.0),
            verticalSecondStackView.leadingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalSecondUIView.leadingAnchor, constant: 15.0),
            verticalSecondStackView.trailingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalSecondUIView.trailingAnchor, constant: -15.0),
            verticalSecondStackView.bottomAnchor.constraint(equalTo: verticalSecondUIView.bottomAnchor, constant: 0.0),
        ])

        // add the two "UI" views to the horizontal stack view
        horizontalStackview.addArrangedSubview(verticalFirstUIView)
        horizontalStackview.addArrangedSubview(verticalSecondUIView)

        // add the "above label" to the view
        view.addSubview(labelAboveHorizontalStackView)

        // add horizontal stack view to the view
        view.addSubview(horizontalStackview)

        // let's respect the safe area
        let g = view.safeAreaLayoutGuide

        NSLayoutConstraint.activate([

            // label 40-pts from top
            labelAboveHorizontalStackView.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: g.topAnchor, constant: 40.0),
            // label centered horizontally
            labelAboveHorizontalStackView.centerXAnchor.constraint(equalTo: g.centerXAnchor),

            // stack view 10-pts below label
            horizontalStackview.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: labelAboveHorizontalStackView.bottomAnchor, constant: 10.0),

            // allow the arranged subviews to determine the width?
            // if yes, center the horizontal stack view
            horizontalStackview.centerXAnchor.constraint(equalTo: g.centerXAnchor),

            // let's make the "above label" the same width as the
            //  resulting width of the horizontal stack view
            labelAboveHorizontalStackView.widthAnchor.constraint(equalTo: horizontalStackview.widthAnchor),

        ])

    }

}

and that gives us:

If that's not the exact result you want, I think you'll find it much easier to follow the structure and constraint setup by coding it this way.
Again, once you have the layout structure clarified and showing up as desired, you could then split sections of code into separate funcs (if you find a benefit to that).

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If DiPietro leaves UT, would Haslam succeed him?
Haslam is bright, energetic, and honest. He would work at the job. He would be more sensitive to issues such as the Lady Vols logo or diversity spending.
If DiPietro leaves UT, would Haslam succeed him? Haslam is bright, energetic, and honest. He would work at the job. He would be more sensitive to issues such as the Lady Vols logo or diversity spending. Check out this story on knoxnews.com: http://knoxne.ws/2vdP4DY
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam, center, and his wife, Crissy, watch with University of Tennessee President Joe DiPietro, left, as Tennessee plays Vanderbilt in an NCAA college basketball game Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012, in Nashville, Tenn. Vanderbilt upset Tennessee 93-79.(Photo: Associated Press)
UT President Joseph DiPietro turns 66 on Wednesday, raising questions as to when he may retire as UT president.
Chancellor Jimmy Cheek stayed until he was 70. DiPietro is not under any pressure to depart, but the end of Gov. Bill Haslam's term might seem the right time, when DiPietro will be 67 and not far from 68. He recently bought a home in the Chicago area, where he has family. Here in Knoxville, he lives in new Westmoreland.
If he retired, he would not have to adjust to a new governor (and chair of the UT board) as well as a new House Speaker, who will be much more conservative than Beth Harwell. His new chancellor, Beverly Davenport, is still settling into her position and has not had as smooth a transition as many had hoped. Her relationship with legislators has been awkward. Her response time for mail is lengthy.
Joe DiPietro and Bill Haslam through the years
Gov. Bill Haslam, second from right, speaks as UT President Joe DePietro, right, and Board Vice Chair Raja Jubran, left, listen at the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees meeting held on the UT Knoxville campus on Friday, Oct. 14, 2016. BRIANNA PACIORKA/NEWS SENTINEL
Gov. Bill Haslam, center, speaks with UT president Joe DiPietro at the conclusion of the University of Tennessee Board of Trustee's meeting Friday, Oct. 28, 2011 in the Hollingsworth Auditorium on the Ag Campus. Michael Patrick/News Sentinel
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam, center, and his wife, Crissy, watch with University of Tennessee President Joe DiPietro, left, as Tennessee plays Vanderbilt in an NCAA college basketball game Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012, in Nashville, Tenn. Vanderbilt upset Tennessee 93-79. Associated Press
Dignitaries pose for a photo just before cutting the ribbons to dedicate the new $37.5 million Min H. Kao Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building on March 14, 2012. From left are Fran and Min Kao, Gov. Bill Haslam, Chancellor Jimmy Cheek, Dean Wayne Davis and President Joe DiPietro. Michael Patrick / Knoxville News Sentinel
Gov. Bill Haslam, left, talks with UT President Joe DiPietro during a board of trustees meeting Thursday, June 21, 2012 at the University of Tennessee. Trustees voted on the annual budget and an 8 percent tuition increase in Knoxville to cover fixed costs, salary increases and academic initiatives. Amy Smotherman Burgess/News Sentinel
Picture left to right are Tennessee governor Bill Haslam, Jim Haslam, Natalie Haslam, UT chancellor Jimmy Cheek, Senater Lamar Alexander, UT president Joe DiPietro, and Dean of Arts & Sciences Theresa Lee shown during a ribbon cutting ceremony in 2013 to name the new music school building the Natalie L. Haslam Music Center. Wade Payne/Special to the News Sentinel
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Speaking of a new governor, speculation is already starting as to what Haslam may do when he retires in mid-January 2019. He turns 60 in August 2018 and is in excellent health. It is unlikely he would be offered a post with President Trump given his opposition to Trump last fall, and the U.S. Senate seat held by Lamar Alexander does not open until 2020, when Alexander may seek another term anyway.
Haslam certainly has the resources and instincts to lead in philanthropy, and he would be excellent at it. He could return to Pilot Flying J, but that does not appear to be where his passion lies. He was recently asked on a local Sunday talk show by Susan Richardson Williams and Billy Stair about possibly becoming the next UT president.
He demurred on a direct response but did not reject it when asked. He questioned whether he would want to lobby the legislature for more UT funding. There is recent precedent on this when Lamar Alexander became UT president following his two terms as governor. There is no doubt that if Haslam wanted the position, the current board, every member of which he appointed, would support him overwhelmingly without debate.
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Some faculty might oppose him without a competitive search, but they do not have a vote. Employees might raise issues on whether he would implement outsourcing as a new president as he advocated as governor. However, other governors have become university presidents and done well. Terry Sanford in North Carolina and David Boren in Oklahoma come to mind.
If Haslam became UT president, he would be there to stay. He is bright, energetic, and honest. He would work at the job. He would be more sensitive to issues such as the Lady Vols logo or diversity spending on the front end than the current UT leadership.
He would be the first Tennessean and Knoxvillian to lead UT on a permanent basis since Joe Johnson. Three of the last four UT presidents who were from out of state were failures. They were forced to depart. Many think it is time again to have a UT president who is from around here and not imported. At least he knows the culture and is not dismissive of it.
Also celebrating birthdays this week are Congressman Jimmy Duncan, who turns 70 on Friday, July 21, and federal judge Pam Reeves, who turns 63 the same day. House Speaker Harwell will be 60 on July 24.
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Razer Forge TV: part Android box, part complete surprise
By Cameron Faulkner 2015-01-06T14:00:00.5Z
Razer's forged a sword to strike Nvidia's Shield
This should get a rise out of Valve
Introduced at Google IO back in June 2014 amid the flurry of hype surrounding Android Lollipop and Google Cardboard, Razer announced an Android micro-console. Not much was said about it; no name, no specs, no price.
Razer loosened its lips today at CES 2015, announcing the Forge TV for $99.99 (£99.99) and a full spread of other new products. Running Android TV, the Razer Forge TV is primarily in the game of playing games, but will also host familiar entertainment apps including Hulu, YouTube, and Crackle through Google Play. There's no word yet on Netflix, HBO Go, or Amazon Instant Video just yet, but where it may currently lack app support, it's helped with Google Cast, a beta service that allows users to beam content from Android and iOS devices to the Forge TV.
The stunning design, which looks to have inherited the best qualities of the Razer Blade gaming laptop, doesn't seem to have changed since the announcement, but we now know more about what's inside. The micro-console offers up enough power to plow through the most intensive Android games and apps backed by a quad-core CPU, 2GB RAM and 16GB of storage.
I know what you're thinking: this is cool, but it isn't too different than the other set-top boxes. To address that concern, Razer has a few more announcements.
Coinciding with the launch of the Forge TV, Razer will be launching the Serval Bluetooth controller, allowing for comfy console-quality gameplay through the tiny box. Scratch virtual on-screen controls out of the equation. We all know that's no way to play Metal Slug.
While looking very similar to the Razer Sabertooth controller for the Xbox 360 in style and button layout, the Serval was made with Android in mind. As such, you'll find "Home" and "Back" for easy Android OS navigation, and shoulder buttons for a console-quality experience in games like Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas on the big screen. You can even take gaming on the go with the included phone clip.
Available in Q1 2015 likely alongside the release of Forge TV, gamers can snag this controller from Razerzone.com for $79.99 (£79.99). The standalone Forge TV option doesn't include this controller with purchase, but it's included in a bundled option for $149.99 (£149.99).
Turret and Cortex: Stream
These next two announcements come in a pair. First up is the Turret lapboard. It's not content being just a keyboard, or just a mouse, it's both; an all-in-one device with a keyboard and mouse built into the offering to make PC gaming on the couch a breeze.
Wait, PC gaming? Are we still talking about an Android box? Yes. Here's the other part of that announcement: Razer will be launching the beta for Cortex: Stream, a PC game-streaming service in Q2 2015. Running on Forge TV, or any micro-console running Android Lollipop, like the Nexus Player, for that matter, Cortex: Stream is a gaming client-agnostic (Steam, Origin, Battle.net, uPlay), and GPU-agnostic (Nvidia, AMD) service.
Some of you may know of Cortex already, Razer's control center for game management. You can normally launch, purchase, and optimize software, but in just a few months, it'll also serve as a viable solution to stream PC games at full-resolution and low-latency from a local PC over Wi-Fi or through an Ethernet connection to your TV.
To briefly hop back to the Turret lapboard, it was built primarily to remedy the pain created by failed attempts of fully integrating the PC in the living room. On the left side of the lapboard, you'll find a keyboard with anti-ghosting capabilities, chiclet keys and dedicated Android buttons to hold down the fort. On the right side, there's a mouse pad to use the included ambidextrous mouse on. A fun feature is the slightly magnetic mouse pad. It keeps the mouse from sliding off of the lapboard when you're not using it.
Razer is boasting a remarkable battery life for the lapboard, four months. The mouse isn't so bad either with 40 continuous hours of use. The Razer Turret will be available in Q2 2015, likely alongside the beta release of Cortex: Stream from Razerzone.com for $129.99 (£129.99).
En garde!
With these announcements, the opening jab is clearly at the Nvidia Shield. Whereas the Shield only supports game-streaming with Nvidia graphics cards, Cortex: Stream boasts compatibility for both Nvidia and AMD graphics cards. To jam the blade in further, Forge TV and most Android boxes retail for $99, making the barrier to entry for game-streaming lower compared to the starting price of the Shield, which is $199. Although, you will need to purchase accessories for the Forge TV to achieve similar functionality as you would get with the Shield out of the box.
Next on Razer's hit list is Valve's SteamOS. To be fair, there's a lot we don't know about Valve's future plans for SteamOS and Steam Machines. We might find out more in March at GDC, but there's one thing we do know now with certainty: SteamOS does not currently offer 100% game compatibility. It may be a little unfair comparing apples to oranges, an app to an operating system, but Razer's approach is certainly more consumer-friendly at the moment.
Razer Forge TV will be available sometime in the first months of 2015 on Razerzone.com for $99.99 (£99.99). Check back for a full review of the Forge TV.
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TRI-COUNTY CATHOLICS
SACRAMENTS >
CANONICAL PARISH
ST. MIKE FEST
St. Michael Parish and School is deep rooted in tradition. The hands and hearts of hard working German Catholic farmers and Irish Catholic railroaders worked together in the early 1900's to build our parish community and celebrated the first Mass in 1919 in the home of J.D O'Sullivan. Parishioners celebrated Mass in our first church on Christmas Day 1919. As our parish needs grew, plans began to build a school. While our cornerstone on our main building dates 1926, the first school was opened in 1927. It was originally two floors, with four classrooms, and housed 85 children.
Locally established: 1919 | Current Church built: 1962
Over time, St. Michael Parish and School continued to grow. In 1951, Fr. John Kelly established the St. Michael Council of the Knights of Columbus. The parish eventually became too large for our existing church, and groundbreaking for the new church occurred on March 25, 1962. The first Mass in the new church was celebrated on Palm Sunday, 1963. The Marian Garden was constructed in 1993.
On July 14, 2002, "Living Stones" began with a groundbreaking ceremony. Parishioners brought family-decorated stones, which eventually became part of the foundation of our new addition. For the 2002-2003 school year, the entire school community moved from our school buildings to the school buildings of St. Saviour Parish in Deer Park, allowing the children to be safe and to be able to learn in a construction-free environment. Beginning January 3, 2003 and lasting into the Easter season, Mass was celebrated at Sharonville United Methodist Church on Saturdays and at Evendale Recreation Center on Sundays. The renovation included a renewal of our worship space, including a new gathering space, elevator, baptismal font, crucifix, organ, choir area, children's room, and restrooms; expanded cafeteria; and additional classrooms. We returned to St. Michael Church on May 3, 2003. The new altar was dedicated by Archbishop Pilarczyk on June 29, 2003, and the school re-opened on August 24, 2003.
Just like our founding families, our current families work hand and heart each and every day to help St. Michael Parish and school continue to thrive. St. Michael Parish is a special place thanks to all of you!
A Family of Parishes
Together, we have a responsibility to make the best use of all the means which God has provided us to pursue the sacred mission of the Church. To do this, parishes need to be vibrant, evangelizing communities that continuously draw parishioners and attract new members into a more intimate relationship with Jesus. In July 2021, Archbishop Dennis Schnurr introduced Beacons of Light to begin the process of comprehensive pastoral planning for our third century of faith in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.
The overall plan first united Families of Parishes across the Archdiocese. The parishes of St. Gabriel Church, St. John the Evangelist Church, and St. Michael Church now form the Parish Family of South 1. Together we serve the Catholic community across the Tri-County area.
Each Family of Parishes is following the Pastoral Planning Pathway to guide its future. This Pathway assists us in creating a pastoral plan for the parishes in our Family, articulating how we will live out the six Beacons principles and abide by each of the parameters, all aimed towards vital, mission-driven parish life within the Family and ultimately, as one canonical parish. Phase 1 of pastoral planning began in July 2022. Complete implementation is scheduled for July 2027.
The Sisters of Notre Dame De Namur
The Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Ohio Province, is the oldest Province in the United States. The congregation's roots are in 1804 France and Belgium. At the request of Bishop John B. Purcell, eight Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur arrived in Cincinnati from Belgium on Oct. 31, 1840, to teach children of immigrants. Bishop Purcell wanted the Sisters' help in building a strong Catholic school system in his young Diocese and across the country. Eventually, the Sisters staffed several schools in the Cincinnati area, including our Parish School, St. Michael Parish School.
Pastors of South-1 Parish Family
Fr. Ed Burns (2022-Present)
Pastors of St. Michel Parish
Fr. Ed Burns (2018-2022)
Fr. Tom DiFolco (2012-2018)
Fr. Tom DiFolco (2011-2012, Parochial Administrator)
Fr. John Fischer (2007-2011)
Fr. Jeffrey Silver (2005-2007)
Fr. Michael Pucke (1993-2005)
Fr. Robert Thorsen (1988-1993)
Fr. John Wessling (1976-1988, Co-Pastor)
Fr. Francis Lay (1976-1988, Co-Pastor)
Fr. Oscar Lauber (1969-1976)
Fr. Robert Bastian (1967-1969)
Fr. Joseph Meinerding (1962-1967)
Fr. James Scanlon (1958-1962)
Fr. John Kelly (1947-1958)
Fr. Raymond Brown (1946-1947)
Fr. Charles Hoctor (1935-1946)
Fr. James Conroy (1919-1935)
11144 Spinner Avenue, Sharonville, Ohio 45241
(513) 563-6377 Office | (513) 554-3543 Fax
Fr. Ed Burns, Pastor
Monday - Thursday: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m.
Friday; 8:30 a.m.-Noon
Other times available by appointment.


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Moosylvania publishes an annual survey of the top 100 millennial brands – now going into its 7th year. The insights derived from the study are on-going – we learn more each year – and that has resulted in two books to date.


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I haven't decided on the exercises for this yet.
Also, I do abs during each workout but I hit them differently.
Meaning: Day 1 I might hit upper abs, day 2 lower abs, day 3 the obliques and so on.
Forexample, Chest Press machine if there are no benches for bench pressing, or hack squat machine instead of leg press.
I will keep to this routine for a month and see where it takes me.


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We ensure our staff, customers and guests are always treated equally.
This act mostly replaced the older 'Disability Discrimination Act'. In addition to this, we are able to hire equipment that might assist in ensuring that your event is compliant, such as induction loops for those with hearing difficulties and accessibility ramps.


ARLINGTON, Va. – Arlington National Cemetery is opening a new section of gravesites with the burial of two Civil War soldiers recently discovered at a northern Virginia battlefield.
The first ground burials in the new location will be two unidentified sets of remains found among severed limbs in a surgeon's pit at Manassas National. Experts believe the two were Union soldiers who died during the Second Battle of Bull Run in 1862.
More than 400,000 veterans are interred at Arlington, which is running out of room. The military is considering restricting eligibility requirements to preserve the cemetery's ability to accept more burials.


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Citizens have their say on epidemic and pandemic threats
The ASSET project, Action plan in Science in Society in Epidemics and Total pandemics, presented today its Policy Report at the European Parliament. The EU-funded project has performed a citizen consultation in eight different European countries to engage citizens in preparedness and response towards crises caused by emerging outbreaks, epidemics, and pandemics. The countries are: Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Ireland, Italy, Romania, Norway and Switzerland.
The results from the citizen consultation shows a clear consensus among the majority of the 400 people who participated in the consultations, in terms of transparency and public health safety during an emerging outbreak. ASSET also presented today policy recommendations, to politicians and decision-makers across Europe, based on citizen input. Some of the suggestions are: clearer risk communication to restore trust in society; public health interests being given priority over individual freedom in an emergency situation; and public health authorities devoting more resources to collecting citizen's input on policies regarding epidemic preparedness and response.
Public health safety is essential in case of an infection threat
According to the citizen consultation results, more than 82% of consulted citizens consider that public services, such as kindergartens, schools, and offices, should be closed in case of a pandemic. Denmark leads this question with 93%, while France is the least determinant, with only 60%.
Previous outbreaks such as 2009 A(H1N1) pandemic flu, Ebola and Zika have had an effect on large international events. The citizen consultation included a question in this regard. 69% of the consulted European citizens think that large international events, such as the Olympic games, should be cancelled during a similar outbreak.
It is also relevant to highlight the consensus about mandatory flu vaccination for healthcare workers in case of a pandemic or epidemic risk. 85% of the European consulted citizens said that public health authorities should be mandatory for every single health professional.
Communication between citizens and public health authorities should be improved
Risk and crisis communication channels are important for European citizens. Only 29% of consulted citizens are satisfied with the information from public health authorities during epidemic threats like Zika in recent years. The consultation reveals two exceptions: Denmark with 48% and Norway with 64% of satisfied citizens.
In case of a pandemic outbreak, citizens considered that the most important piece of information from the public health authorities is what to do (67%), and secondly, routes of transmission (19%). Authorities should use this piece of information in their future communications strategy during a outbreak.
The citizens believe that honesty and good communication can increase public trust (no matter how bad the situation is), and that it is their right to know and understand the situation accurately. They can even accept uncertainty, if this is well explained.
The general practitioner is still the preferred source of information
Another theme addressed in citizen consultations has been the sources that the European citizens used to acquire knowledge and their most trusted sources of information on the recent Zika epidemic.
The general results show a clear preference for the general practitioner as source of information. However, we observe a different perception of the Internet as source of information in the north of Europe (Ireland, Denmark and Norway). In these countries, we see how the Internet is playing an important role. 31% of the people prefer the Internet, versus 34% that prefer information coming from the general practitioner in Denmark, 37% versus 25% in Ireland, and 42% versus 42% in Norway.
In terms of sources of information, the most trusted for the citizens are the general practitioner (74% of trust), European health authorities (70%) and national health authorities (70%). The sources that are the least trusted are newspapers (48%), the Internet (49%) and TV (52%), during a case of pandemic.
All the data, by country, can be examined at this web tool on the ASSET website.
You have access to the Policy Report here.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Xml.XPath;
using Umbraco.Core.CodeAnnotations;
using Umbraco.Core.Models;
using Umbraco.Core.Xml;

namespace Umbraco.Web.PublishedCache
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Provides access to cached contents.
    /// </summary>
    [UmbracoExperimentalFeature("http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-1153",
        "We need to create something like the IPublishListener interface to have proper published content storage.")]
    public interface IPublishedCache
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Gets a content identified by its unique identifier.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="umbracoContext">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="preview">A value indicating whether to consider unpublished content.</param>
        /// <param name="contentId">The content unique identifier.</param>
        /// <returns>The content, or null.</returns>
        /// <remarks>The value of <paramref name="preview"/> overrides the context.</remarks>
        IPublishedContent GetById(UmbracoContext umbracoContext, bool preview, int contentId);

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets contents at root.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="umbracoContext">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="preview">A value indicating whether to consider unpublished content.</param>
        /// <returns>The contents.</returns>
        /// <remarks>The value of <paramref name="preview"/> overrides the context.</remarks>
        IEnumerable<IPublishedContent> GetAtRoot(UmbracoContext umbracoContext, bool preview);

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets a content resulting from an XPath query.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="umbracoContext">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="preview">A value indicating whether to consider unpublished content.</param>
        /// <param name="xpath">The XPath query.</param>
        /// <param name="vars">Optional XPath variables.</param>
        /// <returns>The content, or null.</returns>
        /// <remarks>The value of <paramref name="preview"/> overrides the context.</remarks>
        IPublishedContent GetSingleByXPath(UmbracoContext umbracoContext, bool preview, string xpath, XPathVariable[] vars);

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets a content resulting from an XPath query.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="umbracoContext">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="preview">A value indicating whether to consider unpublished content.</param>
        /// <param name="xpath">The XPath query.</param>
        /// <param name="vars">Optional XPath variables.</param>
        /// <returns>The content, or null.</returns>
        /// <remarks>The value of <paramref name="preview"/> overrides the context.</remarks>
        IPublishedContent GetSingleByXPath(UmbracoContext umbracoContext, bool preview, XPathExpression xpath, XPathVariable[] vars);

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets contents resulting from an XPath query.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="umbracoContext">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="preview">A value indicating whether to consider unpublished content.</param>
        /// <param name="xpath">The XPath query.</param>
        /// <param name="vars">Optional XPath variables.</param>
        /// <returns>The contents.</returns>
        /// <remarks>The value of <paramref name="preview"/> overrides the context.</remarks>
        IEnumerable<IPublishedContent> GetByXPath(UmbracoContext umbracoContext, bool preview, string xpath, XPathVariable[] vars);

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets contents resulting from an XPath query.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="umbracoContext">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="preview">A value indicating whether to consider unpublished content.</param>
        /// <param name="xpath">The XPath query.</param>
        /// <param name="vars">Optional XPath variables.</param>
        /// <returns>The contents.</returns>
        /// <remarks>The value of <paramref name="preview"/> overrides the context.</remarks>
        IEnumerable<IPublishedContent> GetByXPath(UmbracoContext umbracoContext, bool preview, XPathExpression xpath, XPathVariable[] vars);

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets an XPath navigator that can be used to navigate contents.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="umbracoContext">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="preview">A value indicating whether to consider unpublished content.</param>
        /// <returns>The XPath navigator.</returns>
        /// <remarks>The value of <paramref name="preview"/> overrides the context.</remarks>
        XPathNavigator GetXPathNavigator(UmbracoContext umbracoContext, bool preview);

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets a value indicating whether the cache contains published content.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="umbracoContext">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="preview">A value indicating whether to consider unpublished content.</param>
        /// <returns>A value indicating whether the cache contains published content.</returns>
        /// <remarks>The value of <paramref name="preview"/> overrides the context.</remarks>
        bool HasContent(UmbracoContext umbracoContext, bool preview);

        //TODO: SD: We should make this happen! This will allow us to natively do a GetByDocumentType query
	    // on the UmbracoHelper (or an internal DataContext that it uses, etc...)
	    // One issue is that we need to make media work as fast as we can and need to create a ConvertFromMediaObject
	    // method in the DefaultPublishedMediaStore, there's already a TODO noting this but in order to do that we'll
	    // have to also use Examine as much as we can so we don't have to make db calls for looking up things like the
	    // node type alias, etc... in order to populate the created IPublishedContent object.
	    //IEnumerable<IPublishedContent> GetDocumentsByType(string docTypeAlias);
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Fast Facts: Talladega Superspeedway
Dale Earnhardt was the master of Talladega
with 10 wins at the track
credit: ISC Archives/Getty Images
Talladega Superspeedway, located in Alabama, is not only the fastest track in NASCAR, with a NASCAR-sanctioned track record of 212.809 mph set by Bill Elliott in 1987 – pre-restrictor plates – but a track that has a lot of stories to tell. Here are a few fast facts about this fast track.
Talladega Superspeedway, known as Alabama International Motor Speedway from 1968 to 1988, is located on what was once the Anniston Air Force Base just outside of Lincoln, Alabama. The 2.66-mile tri-oval is NASCAR's longest oval track and has a seating capacity of 175,000.
Ground was broken for the track on May 23, 1968, a project spearheaded by Bill France, founder of NASCAR and Daytona International Speedway. France wanted a track faster than Daytona, and gave his new speedway 32- and 33-degree banking in its turns. The original drivers on the entry list for the first race in September 1969 abandoned the track due to tire problems; France went and hired substitute drivers for the event, which was won by Richard Brickhouse.
Claims over the years have been made the speedway is cursed, jinxed or haunted. Some legends persist that the track was built on Indian burial grounds, others that the area was used by Indians for horse racing, and that their chief was killed there when he was thrown from his horse. There are stories from drivers as well: Bobby Isaac heard voices while racing there in 1973 telling him to park his car and get out – he did just that, because earlier in the race, driver Larry Smith was killed in what seemed to be a minor accident.
In the same race for which Bill Elliott set that track record at Talladega, Bobby Allison's airborne car took down a large portion of the frontstretch catchfence after cutting a tire on debris. The result – restrictor plate racing began in 1988. The close-quarters racing that came along with restrictor plates brought out another demon at Talladega, the multi-car accident most commonly known as "the big one."
In July 1993, Talladega Superspeedway was the site of the helicopter crash that eventually took the life of driver Davey Allison, Bobby's son. Red Farmer, a veteran NASCAR driver and family friend of the Allisons, was injured in the crash but survived.
The fastest speed ever recorded for a lap at Talladega was 216.309 mph in June 2004, set by Rusty Wallace; it does not replace Elliott's record in that it was not for a NASCAR sanctioned event. Talladega is also the site of the first-ever testing lap over 200 mph (Buddy Baker – 200.447 mph in 1970) and the first-ever qualifying lap over 200 mph (Benny Parsons – 200.176 mph in 1982).
Learn more about Talladega Superspeedway at www.talladegasuperspeedway.com.
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Parasite Charts Oscars History As First-Ever South Korean Best Picture Nominee
The Viral Fever Of Bong Joon Ho's Parasite Has Now Gripped The Academy Awards With The South Korean Class Satire Scripting History By Becoming The First Film From The Country To Bag A Best Picture Nomination.
PTI | Updated on: 14 Jan 2020, 12:54:07 PM
Parasite Nominated For Oscar's Best Picture (Photo Credit: Twitter)
The viral fever of Bong Joon Ho's "Parasite" has now gripped the Academy Awards with the South Korean class satire scripting history by becoming the first film from the country to bag a best picture nomination. Interestingly, the six nods, including best international feature, best director for Bong and best original screenplay, come in the 100th year of Korean cinema.
This year's most talked about foreign language film, "Parasite" is tipped to not only win the best international feature, but may also surprise by walking away with the best director, original screenplay and the top award of the best picture at Oscars.
Bong, who has been active in both South Korean and Hollywood spheres, first burst onto the international scene with "Memories of Murder" and is known for flirting with genres with his signature love for chaos, drama and flawed characters in films such as "Snowpiercer", "Okja", "The Host" and "Mother".
A festival favourite since it won the Palme d'Or at Cannes Film Festival last May, "Parasite" is one of those rare foreign films to be embraced by audiences across cultures, a feat similar what Alfonso Cuaron achieved with his Spanish language drama "Roma".
"Parasite" recently won the Golden Globe for best foreign-language film but Bong took a swipe at the self-absorbed Hollywood shows with his short acceptance address.
Also Read: Oscars 2020: Check Out Complete Nominations List Here
"Once you overcome the 1-inch-tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films. I think we use just one language ? the cinema," said the director via his translator, though he is reasonably fluent in English.
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First Published : 14 Jan 2020, 12:50:35 PM
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