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Florida Religious Freedom, Amendment 8 (2012)
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The proposed measure would have prevented individuals from being barred from participating in public programs if they choose to use public funds at a religious provider. Essentially, the measure moved to repeal the state's ban of public dollars for religious funding, also known as the "Blaine Amendment."[1][2][3]
The measure required 60 percent voter approval for adoption.
The measure first appeared as Amendment 7, but on December 14, 2011, Leon County Circuit Judge Terry Lewis ruled that the legislatively-proposed measure would no longer be on the 2012 ballot. However, a new state law which was not overturned by the lawsuit allows the Florida Attorney General to rewrite the proposal. This must have been done within 10 days, according to that law, which it was.[4] Read more about the lawsuit here.
On December 20, 2011, Attorney General Pam Bondi rewrote the wording of the ballot measure, placing the proposal back on the ballot as Amendment 8[5]. Read the revised text here and on this article's lawsuit section.[6]
Election results
- See also: 2012 ballot measure election results
|Florida Amendment 8
These results are certified and final.
Results via the Florida Department of Election's website.
Text of measure
The proposed ballot question read:[7][6]
Proposing an amendment to the State Constitution providing that no individual or entity may be denied, on the basis of religious identity or belief, governmental benefits, funding, or other support, except as required by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, and deleting the prohibition against using revenues from the public treasury directly or indirectly in aid of any church, sect, or religious denomination or in aid of any sectarian institution.
Constitutional changes
The proposed measure would amend Section 3 of Article I of the Florida Constitution to read:[7]
| Text of Section 3: Religious Freedom
There shall be no law respecting the establishment of religion or prohibiting or penalizing the free exercise thereof. Religious freedom shall not justify practices inconsistent with public morals, peace, or safety. No individual or entity may be discriminated against or barred from receiving funding on the basis of religious identity or belief.
The 'Yes on 8 Campaign' spearheaded the drive to pass the amendment.
- Former Governor Jeb Bush[8]
- Catholic Association of Latino Leaders[9]
- Florida Family Action[10]
- Florida Baptist Convention[11]
- Florida Chamber of Commerce[12]
- James Madison Institute
- U.S. Senator Marco Rubio
- Speaker Designate Will Weatherford
- Fl. Senators Thad Altman and Anitere Flores
- Fl. Representatives Steve Precourt and Scott Plakon
- Fl. CFO Jeff Atwater
- Mike Hill, former member Florida Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
- Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops
- Catholic Association of Latino Leaders
- Catholics Called 2 Witness
- United Christians of Florida
- Faith and Freedom Coalition
- Christian Family Coalition
- Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America
- Agudath Israel of Florida
- James Madison Institute
- Christian Family Coalition
- Clara White Mission
- Lutheran Services of Florida, Inc.
- Xtreme Soulutions
- Liberty Counsel
- National Americans of Faith Alliance PAC
- Florida Eagle Forum
Supporters said that Amendment 8 would preserve the status quo and end discrimination against individuals and religious organizations who provide social services to the broader community. The amendment will ensure preservation of many services to the needy that we take for granted. Current Florida law (the last sentence of Article I, Section 3 of the Florida Constitution) excludes religious organizations from direct or indirect government support just because they are called by faith to provide these services. Supporters believed Amendment 8 was needed because the Council of Secular Humanism is currently mounting a constitutional challenge to a prison ministries program based on Florida's current no-aid provision (the last sentence of Article I, Section 3 of the Florida Constitution). This challenge demonstrates that the current law could put much-needed social services at risk.
The campaign against the measure was led by the "Vote No on 8" committee. The campaign argued that the amendment was not really about religious freedom, but was rather an attempt by the state to gain voter approval for funding religious organizations with taxpayer money.[13]
Campaign contributions
The following data was taken from the Florida Division of Elections campaign finance database. The following political action committees are campaigning against the measure.
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|Amount spent
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Shapiro v. Browning
On July 20, 2011 the Florida Education Association (FEA) along with an inter-faith clergy group and some school administrators filed a lawsuit to block the proposed measure.[14] Also involved in the suit is Lee Swift, president of the Florida School Board Association, and Susan Summers-Persis, president of the Florida Association of School Administrators. Opponents argued that the measure's title and ballot summary are misleading. FEA described the proposed measure as an "underhanded attempt to legalize state tuition vouchers for private schools, including church-affiliated schools."[15] "This is designed to open up the state treasury to voucher schools, but that's not what the title of the amendment and the ballot summary say," said union president Andy Ford.[16]
Measure supporter Rep. Scott Plakon said, "They are trying to paint a picture that if this is repealed that the state is going to put a million dollar check in the offering of the Baptist Church and that is simply them being untruthful. All this does is make sure that our constitution does not treat people of faith differently than any others."[16]
In response, Rep. Scott Randolph said, "Throughout the 2011 legislative session, Republican legislators disguised the proposed constitutional amendment as one that would merely protect religious freedom and end religious discrimination. But in actuality, this proposal has one purpose: to allow the unlimited use of taxpayers' money to send children to private schools instead of building a quality public school system."[17]
The filed lawsuit also challenged 2011 legislation that allowed for the Florida Attorney General's office to rewrite ballot summaries or titles after the Florida Supreme Court removed a certified measure from the statewide ballot. The lawsuit argued that authority for such a changes lies only in the Florida State Legislature.[18]
The lawsuit was heard on October 27, 2011.[19][20][21]
The case was heard by Judge Terry Lewis. The case (Shapiro v. Browning) number was 2011-CA-1892.
Court ruling
On December 14, 2011 Leon County Circuit Judge Terry P. Lewis ruled that the legislatively-proposed measure would no longer appear on the 2012 ballot. Specifically, Lewis ruled that the phrase "consistent with the U.S. Constitution" was ambiguous and misleading. The phrase, Lewis said, implied that it would make the Florida Constitution conform with the U.S. Constitution's 1st Amendment.[4]
The lawsuit also challenged 2011 legislation that allowed for the Florida Attorney General's office to rewrite ballot summaries or titles after Florida Supreme Court removed a certified measure from the statewide ballot. Lewis rejected that challenge. "The law under review does not, after all, give the Attorney General authority to re-write the amendment itself -- only the description of it," Lewis said.[4]
Because the 2011 state law was not overturned, the Florida Attorney General still maintained the authority to rewrite the proposal. This was done within 10 days, which was the allotted time to do so.
Measure re-written
On December 20, 2011, Attorney General Pam Bondi (R) rewrote the proposal, and therefore the measure was placed on the ballot for a second time.[4]
The new language of the proposal read: "Proposing an amendment to the State Constitution providing that no individual or entity may be denied, on the basis of religious identity or belief, governmental benefits, funding, or other support, except as required by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, and deleting the prohibition against using revenues from the public treasury directly or indirectly in aid of any church, sect, or religious denomination or in aid of any sectarian institution."[6]
Despite new language, some argued that the measure remained misleading. Rabbi Merrill Shapiro of First Congregation Sons of Israel and the primary plaintiff in the case said that Amendment 7 would repeal provisions in the Florida Constitution to prohibit the use of public funds for religious institutions. However, Shapiro noted that the current ballot language did not make that clear.[22] Howard Simon, the executive director of the ACLU of Florida, said "the proposal continues to mislead voters by failing to inform them of the chief purpose and actual impact of the amendment – to virtually require taxpayer funding of religious activities of churches, mosques and synagogues."[23]. Citizens for Religious Freedom and Non-Discrimination said the amendment would ensure that time-honored social services provided by those motivated by faith will continue. [6]
In early January 2012 a lawyer for the education groups and clergy members said that they did not plan to pursue a legal challenge against the revised language.[24]
Path to the ballot
In order to qualify for the November 2012 ballot the proposed amendment requires approval by a minimum of 60% in the both the House and the Senate. On April 27, 2011 the House voted 81-35 on HJR 1471. The Senate gave final approval to refer the measure to the statewide ballot on May 6 following a 26-10 vote.[25][26]
The following is a timeline of events surrounding the measure:
|Apr. 27, 2011
|The House voted 81-35 in favor of the measure.
|Final approval
|May 6, 2011
|Senate gave final approval to refer the measure to the statewide ballot.
See also
- Florida ruling kicks religious funding amendment off the 2012 ballot
- Florida's religious funding amendment for the 2012 ballot heads to court today
- FEA lawsuit against Florida religious funding amendment heads to court in October
- Florida Education Association files suit against religious funding amendment
External links
- HJR 1471 (status) and (full text)
Additional reading
- Sunshine State News, "Religious Freedom Amendment Supporters Confident of Rewrite," December 15, 2011
- Education Week, "Courthouses Rife With Education Policy Battles," September 28, 2011
- The Palm Beach Post, "Teachers fight ballot question to allow state money to go to religious groups," July 20, 2011
- The Florida Independent, "Elections overhaul makes it harder to challenge 2012 ballot measures," July 7, 2011
- The Miami Herald, "Lawmakers ask voters to weigh in on abortion, taxes and more issues in 2012," May 11, 2011
- The Herald Tribune, "Legislature passes 7 ballot items for 2012," May 6, 2011
- Sun Sentinel, "Florida amendments 2012: State-church funding just the start," April 25, 2011
- The Palm Beach Post, "It doesn't belong on ballot," December 18, 2011
- Tampa Bay Times, "Religion amendment still misleads," December 15, 2011
- [7] 'Religious Freedom at the Ballot Box'
- ↑ Florida State Senate, "SJR 1218: Religious Freedom (status and summary)," accessed April 13, 2011
- ↑ Associated Press, "Repeal of Fla. ban on religious funding gets boost," April 13, 2011 (dead link)
- ↑ The Palm Beach Post, "Voters to get chance to lift religious ban," May 6, 2011
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 The Palm Beach Post, "Fla. judge knocks religious funding question off ballot; attorney general could put it back on," December 14, 2011
- ↑ Florida Division of Elections page on the measure
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 News-Press, "Bondi rewrites Amendment 7 summary," December 20, 2011
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Florida State Senate, "HJR 1471 full text," accessed May 13, 2011
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ [2]
- ↑ [3]
- ↑ [4]
- ↑ [5]
- ↑ Vote No on 8 campaign website
- ↑ The Miami Herald, "Teachers union aims to block attempt to lift ban on tax money for religious organizations," July 19, 2011
- ↑ Florida Capital Bureau, "FEA sues to block voucher amendment," July 20, 2011
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 Associated Press, "Repeal of Fla. ban on religious funding challenged," July 20, 2011
- ↑ The Bradenton Times, "Rep. Scott Randolph Applauds Legal Challenge of HJR 1471," July 23, 2011
- ↑ Ocala.com, "Teachers sue over validity of proposed amendment to state constitution," July 20, 2011
- ↑ The Palm Beach Post, "Florida merit-pay law challenge is part of bigger fight by unions against GOP legislatures," September 14, 2011
- ↑ Associated Press, "Judge hearing challenge to Fla. religion amendment," October 27, 2011 (dead link)
- ↑ News-Press, "Court battle begins over ballot measure," October 27, 2011
- ↑ Historic City, "Shapiro: Amendment 7 re-write still deceptive," December 23, 2011
- ↑ The Florida Independent, "Faith leaders say 'Religious Freedom' amendment is still misleading," December 21, 2011
- ↑ Associated Press, "Revised Fla. religion amendment not challenged," January 3, 2012 (dead link)
- ↑ Florida State Senate, "HJR 1471 vote history," accessed May 9, 2011
- ↑ Associated Press, "Senate approves repeal of religious aid ban," May 6, 2011 (dead link)
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The primary goal of this example is to illustrate how Smooks can be used to perform a Model Driven Transformation using the Smooks Javabean and Templating Cartridges.
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NOTE: Take a look the at "java-basic" tutorial before reading this tutorial.
To Build: "mvn clean install"
To Run: "mvn exec:java"
The Input and Output Messages
The input to the transformation is Shipping History message as follows:
<history warehouse="2"> <header> <date>2007-07-16T19:20:30</date> </header> <trackingNumbers> Speedy:ZX5-20030294-731 Acme:Previous0987 Zoom:776-ASDAAAA-988 </trackingNumbers> </history>
As you can see from this message, the <trackingNumbers> element contains the tracking numbers, but in a format that is not easily consumed.
The above input message needs to be transformed into the following output message:
<shipping-history date="2007-07-16"> <warehouse id="2" location="Belfast" /> <trackingNumbers> <trackingNumber> <shipperID>Speedy</shipperID> <shipmentNumber>ZX5-20030294-731</shipmentNumber> </trackingNumber> <trackingNumber> <shipperID>Acme</shipperID> <shipmentNumber>Previous0987</shipmentNumber> </trackingNumber> <trackingNumber> <shipperID>Zoom</shipperID> <shipmentNumber>776-ASDAAAA-988</shipmentNumber> </trackingNumber> </trackingNumbers> </shipping-history>
We will transform this message by first using it to populate a Java Object Model and then from that model, we generate the required output using a FreeMarker template.
The Object Model
We have 3 basic types - ShippingHistory , Warehouse and TrackingNumber.
The ShippingHistory (getters and setters not shown) contains a Warehouse and a TrackingNumber list:
public class ShippingHistory { private Warehouse warehouse; private Date creationDate; private TrackingNumber[] trackingNumbers; }
The Warehouse (getters and setters not shown):
public class Warehouse { private int id = -1; }
Note from the Warehouse Java source that this class also supports a "getName" method which returns a Warehouse name, which is looked up from a local hash. This is basic form of model enrichment.
The TrackingNumber (getters and setters not shown):
public class TrackingNumber { private String shipperID; private String shipmentNumber; }
Model Population
The model is populated (from the input message) using the <jb:binding> configurations of the Javabean Cartridge.
The configuration to populate the model is as follows. See the <jb:bindings> configurations (also shows the FreeMarker templating resource):
<?xml version="1.0"?> <smooks-resource-list xmlns="http://www.milyn.org/xsd/smooks-1.1.xsd" xmlns:jb="http://www.milyn.org/xsd/smooks/javabean-1.1.xsd" xmlns:ftl="http://www.milyn.org/xsd/smooks/freemarker-1.1.xsd"> <!-- Use a FreeMarker template to perform the model driven transformation. You can also inline the template here. --> <ftl:freemarker applyOnElement="$document"> <ftl:template>/example/templates/HistoryTrans.ftl</ftl:template> </ftl:freemarker> <!-- Configure the History bean creation and population. --> <jb:bindings beanId="history" class="example.model.ShippingHistory" createOnElement="history"> <jb:wiring property="warehouse" beanIdRef="warehouse"/> <!-- Note the date decoder is not configured with a format. Will therefore use the default (SOAP). See DateDecoder class. --> <jb:value property="creationDate" decoder="Date" data="header/date" /> <!-- Note the "special" decoder for the trackingNumbers. --> <jb:value property="trackingNumbers" decoder="example.model.TrackingNumberDecoder" data="history/trackingNumbers" /> </jb:bindings> <!-- Configure the Warehouse bean creation and population. Note how we create it on visiting the history element and set the bean on history element (will set it based on it's own beanId). --> <jb:bindings beanId="warehouse" class="example.model.Warehouse" createOnElement="history"> <jb:value property="id" decoder="Integer" data="history/@warehouse" /> <!-- Note the "special" decoder for mapping the warehouse id. --> <jb:value property="name" decoder="Mapping" data="history/@warehouse"> <jb:decodeParam name="1">Dublin</jb:decodeParam> <jb:decodeParam name="2">Belfast</jb:decodeParam> <jb:decodeParam name="3">Cork</jb:decodeParam> </jb:value> </jb:bindings> </smooks-resource-list>
So we have <jb:binding> configurations, one for the ShippingHistory instance and one for the Warehouse instance. Because of the nature of the <trackingNumbers> element, where all the tracking records are bundled into a single text node (line separated), we need to write a "special" DataDecoder class for decoding this element into a list of TrackingNumber instances. This decoder is implemented in the TrackingNumberDecoder class.
For more info on Javabean decoders, see the DataDecoder Javadocs.
FreeMarker Template Application
Once the Object Model has been populated, we want Smooks to apply the FreeMarker template to the model to produce the required output message (shown above).
The template is configured in Smooks as follows (extract from smooks-config.xml):
<!-- Use a FreeMarker template to perform the model driven transformation. You can also inline the template here. --> <ftl:freemarker applyOnElement="$document"> <ftl:template>/example/templates/HistoryTrans.ftl</ftl:template> </ftl:freemarker>
And the actual template can be seen here. Note how concise the template is.
Executing Smooks
As with the java-basic tutorial, we use the Smooks class as follows:
Smooks smooks = new Smooks("smooks-config.xml"); StringResult result = new StringResult(); smooks.filter(new StreamSource(messageIn), result); // Transformation result available in outputWriter ...
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April 2011
A dedication to those whose flowers didn't open.
The cold weather this year resulted in a few schools not getting any flowers.
I'd like to make a special dedication to the schools whose flowers didn't open. This is always very disappointing. Despite their flowers not opening each of these schools still worked hard sending in their records. I am very proud of all the schools that carry on despite their disappointment - it shows what excellent scientist they are! Each school will receive a certificate and some seedlings. Many, many thanks Professor Plant.
Below you will find many of the questions and comments that have come in over the past few weeks.
Ysgol Clocaenog: Yn anffodus dydy ein bylbiau ddim wedi tyfu. Rydym wedi edrych yn y potiau ac mae'r bylbiau wedi pydru. Ond mae'r bylbiau oedd dros ben a blannwyd yn yr ardd wedi tyfu. Mae pawb yn drist iawn iawn!! Rydym ni yn meddwl eu bod wedi rhewi yn y tywydd oer. Oes ysgolion eraill wedi cael yr un broblem a ni? Ans: Roeddwrn i yn teimlo yn drist iawn yn darllen y neges yma. Gobeithio bod y plant yn teimlo yn well nawr. Fel i chi yn gallu gweld wnaeth hyn digwydd y rhai ysgolion erail hefyd. Diolch am eich gwaith galed. Athro'r Ardd.
Ysgol Nant Y Coed asks: My daffodil has got a lovely flower but it's really short. I wonder why? Ans: Sometimes some bulbs are very small which makes smaller flowers or sometimes you just get a short flower in the same way that some people are short and some people are tall. It sounds very cute!
Murch Junior School reported: "6 flowers from one bulb!". Ans: This is amazing not heard of this many before.
Ysgol Deganwy reported: "Only 2 of our crocuses flowered this year and none of our daffodils. Maybe the hard winter killed them off. Ans: Yes this winter has been very hard for our flowers and this has unfortunately meant that some schools didn't get any daffodils this year. I'm really sorry to hear this it must be very disappointing.
Ysgol Nant Y Coed: My leaves grew to 42cm but there's no sign of a flower. Ans: This happened with one of my flowers too, it can be very disappointing. It may flower next year. Take a look at the bulb if it's very large try to divide it before you re-plant it.
Ysgol Rhys Pritchard: The bulbs rotted. We dug them up to look at them. Ans: I'm really sorry to hear this. So disappointing :-( It was probably due to the frost or perhaps they got to damp. Obviously you will all still get your certificates as you have done everything that you could to look after your bulbs. Thanks for letting me know.
St. Mary's Catholic Primary School: We only had the one flower that opened. Ans: Really sorry to hear this, again you must be very disappointed. Obviously you will all still get your certificates as you have done everything that you could to look after your bulbs. Thanks for letting me know.
Milford Haven Junior School: We've had a fantastic week of sunshine. Really, really warm in the quadrangle where the plants are. HUGE problems with our internet, so sorry that these records are late. Ans: Sorry to hear about your problems with the internet but glad to hear about the sunshine!
Tynewydd Primary School: Unfortunately the same situation that arose last year has happened again this year, none of the bulbs have grown over the last few months, even though some bulbs showed some shoots coming through during January there appears to be no growth again and there are not even any shoots visible this week. We will continue to collect the weather records and monitor any growth within the bulbs. Some of the pupils are disappointed with the project as they have said how they have still seen daffodils growing strongly within the school grounds, however this has provided useful discussion points once again. Ans: This extremely unlucky! I chatted to the teacher on e-mail and the school has done everything correctly. This winter and last winter were very cold and this has killed off the bulbs in the pots. It may be worth planting the pots in the ground next year so they are kept a little warmer.
Eyton Primary School: None of the crocus came up this year. Ans: Sorry to hear this Eyton :-(
And the winner is....
Congratulations to Saint Roberts Roman Catholic Primary School, winners of the Spring Bulbs for Schools competition 2011.
They will be awarded a day trip to St Fagans: National History Museum for a fun-packed day of nature activities on the 25th of May.
Standards were very high this year and I was overwhelmed by the number of schools sending in records, so I would also like to congratulate the following schools.
Runner's up: These schools came very close to winning. Each will be sent a special prize with their certificates by the 3rd of May 2011.
Highly commended: These schools demonstrated excellent record keeping. All to be sent certificates and prizes by the 3rd of May 2011.
Special recognition: Is awarded to these schools. They will each receive Super Scientist Certificates together with a few seedlings by the 3rd of May 2011.
Not too late! If your school isn't listed here and you have some records to send in then please do so. You will receive recognition for your work.
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TAHOE CITY, Calif. - For decades, Tahoe locals and visitors alike have turned to one shop when it comes to office supply and copy needs: The Store ... Copies and More.
The Store originally opened in 1978, next to Safeway, in a large retail space. Back then, it had everything from books and greeting cards to copy and printing services. Current owner, Lisa Adams, began working at the shop in 1998, and has seen it evolve through many transitions.
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Adams added that customer service is a big part of her business, as she often takes in customers' requests for new items. For example, Adams explained that customers wanted more greeting cards and wrapping materials, so she ordered more to have in stock. If customers still can't find what they need in the two-million-item store, Adams encourages them to tell her, so she can order whatever product they need.
The Store also invites customers to take Lisa's Challenge, where she will match competitor's prices.
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All these 1080 5 inch phones coming out
Seriously.. if iphone 5s comes out next year.. I am gonna have to say see you.. I know specs is not everything but apple is just going backwards... this is why I said this year when they were going through stupid specs res change for 4 inch phone, they should have come out w/ multiple size to future proof.. this is so lame and stupid
I know we all love iphone 5 but when 5 inch w/ 1080 comes out.. seriously. it's just stupid..
--still apple fan but it's getting difficult...
|Nov 19, 2012, 12:50 AM
Oh yeah, 5 inch with 1080. Yes baby! I can't imagine there being anyone for whom this is not the holy grail. Just the thought of 5 inch with 1080 makes me feel all warm and tingly inside.
|Nov 19, 2012, 12:52 AM
It's not stupid. You obviously know very little of app development so to you, apple can just make a new screen size every year kind of like the android market and everything will work fine. Apple is thinking about their developers. It's hard enough to update an app for the 4" screen. They don't want 10 different sizes with no apps to take advantage of it.
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|Nov 19, 2012, 01:05 AM
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|Nov 19, 2012, 01:06 AM
Yes we need multiple screen sizes. So we can saturate the market with 10 different iPhones.
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|Nov 19, 2012, 01:24 AM
It's like people who insist on getting the 20" TV for their bedroom, which will sit ten feet from their face, as a 1080p TV. Right now, since there basically aren't any 720p TVs on the market any more, you might as well, but back when you actually paid a premium for it, it was dumb. If you can't see the difference between the lower resolution (720p or the iPhone's resolution,) and 1080p from the distance you normally view it, what does it matter?
And unless you're compressing your videos at rather ridiculous bitrates (2 hour movie > 6 GB,) you won't notice anyway, since you've compressed all that extra resolution out of it already. (Unless you're on a large enough screen that you actually *CAN* make out individual pixels, then every bit of increased bitrate helps.)
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|Nov 19, 2012, 01:27 AM
I need Apple to make a 7" 4K resolution iPhone.
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|Nov 19, 2012, 02:43 AM
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|Nov 19, 2012, 05:12 AM
I always felt that 720p was a great "sweet spot" on mobile. Videos look amazing and details from photos are amazing to look at. The only problem with adding more pixels, needs a more powerful graphics chip to play a full 1080p video not to mention a bigger battery to power both.
Just cause you can capture 1080p doesn't always mean you can play back the full resolution video on many phones. The Galaxy S3 is the size limit for me but the plus there is some great looking games. Still at the major cost of battery life since the GPU has much more workload than average.
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|Nov 19, 2012, 02:45 PM
Give us a bigger screen.
I love that Galaxy S3 screen size. 4.8" with a true 16:9 screen
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|Nov 19, 2012, 02:53 PM
I agree with the others on 1080p - if I'm going to watch a video that is long enough to appreciate/care about 1080p, it certainly isn't going to be on my mobile phone. I'm either going to break out the tablet or stream it to my television. A phone just isn't meant for major video consumption, IMO.
|Nov 19, 2012, 02:55 PM
Regardless of how thin the phone is, I don't feel like carrying around a phone that has a 5" screen. If I wanted a bigger screen, I would go purchase an iPad. I was fine with the 3.5" iPhone and now the 4" iPhone 5. I don't want my phone to resemble the Samsung Galaxy Note "phone."
|Nov 19, 2012, 02:56 PM
I wouldnt mind a bigger screen but 4" seems to be fine now.
I wouldnt completelly switch phones or OS's just for screen size.
What good is a bigger screen if everything else about the phone sucks?
|Nov 19, 2012, 03:01 PM
People say apple aren't keeping up with android
People complain when apple brings out new kit
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|Nov 19, 2012, 03:01 PM
If you want an ios device you have two options: iPhone5 or an iPad Mini but
neither fit that description.
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|Nov 19, 2012, 09:31 PM
The screens on the iPhone5 and SIII both have their tradeoffs. I love the huge screen on the SIII it allows me to browse without constantly zooming and panning like one needs to do on the iPhone5. This is even more true because most iOS apps haven't been updated and show black bars on top and bottom so like 1/4 of the screen is black in popular apps like whatsapp and engadget.
One the other hand the iPhone is definitely more manageable with one hand and has more accurate color reproduction. If you hold a white page up side by side the GSIII looks yellow in comparison.
Overall I prefer the GSIII screen size, but it's really a matter of personal preference.
Productivity and Capability:
There's simply so much more you can do with Android than you can do with iOS, especially with a rooted and unlocked phone with custom roms. The notifications pulldown, Google Now, widgets, quick settings/toggle, popup browser, etc. all let you do more things faster with Android than you could do with iOS.
While iOS is solid it feels dated with little recent innovation in the actual UI. Almost all of the power of iOS comes from it's app store and third-party support for things like passbook. In the end Apple's homescreen is like a prettier rendition of a Palm Treo launcher from 2003. Siri is cool but imho Google Now is better.
App Selection:
As hinted above, Apple's real strength is in the app store. Overall they have more and better quality apps. There are almost always comparable apps in the Google play store, but they don't always have the same level of polish as the iOS version.
Sometimes though the Google play store has much more powerful apps that would never be allowed in the App store. Things like emulators, apps requiring root, different keyboards, etc. Now that I've used it, I'm not sure how I lived without the Swype keyboard. When I have to type something on my wife's phone I feel like I'm going back in history. I love this. Just today I installed an app that gives you full control of what happens when your proximity sensor triggers.
The restrictions Apple puts on app developers generally result in smoother more reliable apps that don't often crash and can't hijack your battery. On the other hand Google allows much more powerful applications, but rogue applications can hijack your phone and incompatibilities between Android versions cause all sorts of problems. I had to uninstall the Engadget app on JB because it was using 30% of my battery even though it was only in the foreground for 5 minutes.
The iPhone will generally give you a smoother, more predictable experience. I think the lack of widgets, app freedom, etc. has a huge impact on this.
While Jelly Bean is butter-smooth for the most part, there are occasional stutters here and there that you don't really see on iOS. A lot of times I will find myself swiping a number or something and the action will take place a second later. Apps themselves seem to perform better on iOS. For example TempleRun stutters and misses swipes after running for a while. This was never an issue on my old iPhone4 and the SIII should be between 2-4 times as powerful.
Battery Life:
In my experience the iPhone5 has more consistent and generally "better" battery life when compared to the SIII. I put better in quotes because in certain use cases I'm sure the SIII would achieve as good or better battery time. Whenever someone has a battery issue they're told to turn off location services, latitudes, gnow, weather widgets, monitor your wakelocks, etc. However with the iPhone5 you generally don't have to worry about that stuff, if you aren't actively using an app it won't use much of your battery. My wife and I have similar usage patterns and she always seem to have more battery left than me at the end of the day.
Overall the iPhone is a solid but boring device with reliable performance and battery life where the SIII can be a bit inconsistent but delivers a level of customization, productivity and power that iOS can't touch. I think power users will prefer the SIII/Note2 and the iPhone is more for people who expect a consistent experience from their phone."
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Wash up to six standard place settings on your countertop with the Koldfront 6 Place Setting Countertop Dishwasher in Black (PDW60EB). Standing just over 17 inches tall, this compact countertop dishwasher has a low profile that fits comfortably under most cabinetry without permanent installation required. Extremely easy to operate, this Koldfront portable dishwasher has six wash cycles and is optimized for holding up to six place settings - with a cutlery basket and cup shelf for organization.
Compact Countertop Design:Optimized for holding up to six place settings, this compact countertop dishwasher has a low profile that fits comfortably under most cabinetry without permanent installation required
Easy Setup:A quick connect faucet adapter and five-foot hose to make hook-up to almost any faucet simple
Wash Cycles:This dishwasher has six (6) wash cycles, ensuring your dishes are sparkling clean
Energy Consumption:The dishwasher uses only 200 kilowatt hours per year - approximately 61% less energy than similar countertop dishwashers
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A countertop dishwasher sits on your countertop rather than being built-in. Generally, these units are substantially smaller than "normal" dishwashers, both in exterior dimensions and interior capacity. They have a drain hose that can drain to your sink drain and a quick connect adapter to accept water from standard sink faucets.
Why should I get a countertop?
Countertops are great for situations where you need a dishwasher, but you cannot fit a built-in or portable dishwasher, and you have a little counter space to spare. Also, if you have a small family that has trouble filling a full-size dishwasher, a countertop may be just the ticket.
Does a countertop produce different results than a normal dishwasher?
Countertops usually clean just as well as full-size models. If you are interested in the best cleaning performance you can get, invest in a model with two spray arms, which will spray water at the dishes from the top and the bottom of the machine. This criss-crossing of water jets will clean better than models that only use a single spray arm.
As you might expect, countertops use less water and detergent than their full-sized rivals, and they often have significantly shorter cycle times. However, most models of countertop on the market lack a true dry cycle.
Can I install my countertop unit permanently?
Some models of countertop can be installed permanently, but no models are specifically designed for permanent installation. If a model can be installed permanently, you may have to alter the unit and do some custom installation. If you go this route please be aware that you may be voiding the dishwasher's warranty.
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The Second Judicial District's Mental Health Court has been operational since May 2005 and developed based on the national problem-solving court model. The Ramsey County Mental Health Court (RCMHC) was created when it became increasingly clear that persons with mental illness and co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse disorders were in need of more specialized and individualized jurisprudential approaches.
The RCMHC directs eligible defendants with mental health disorders from the criminal justice system to community-based mental health, substance abuse and support services. Between its inception in May of 2005 and December of 2013, the RCMHC has provided services to 431 individuals with serious mental illness who have been charged with criminal offenses in Ramsey County.
At present, the state of Minnesota has three operational mental health courts and 39 operational drug courts. There are more than 400 mental health courts across the country with many additional courts in the planning phase.
The mission of the RCMHC is to increase public safety by reducing recidivism among those whose criminal behaviors are attributable to mental illness. Through court supervision and the coordination of mental health and other social services, the Court supports a psychiatrically stable and crime-free lifestyle among its participants.
The goals of RCMHC are to:
RCMHC meets its goals by directing eligible defendants with mental health disorders from the criminal justice system to community-based mental health, substance abuse and support services. Rather than the traditional pattern of focusing on the criminal activity of the defendant, the RCMHC focuses on addressing and treating the defendant's mental health and chemical health needs.
The target population of the RCMHC is adult Ramsey County residents who have been charged with a crime that is related to a serious mental illness.
To be eligible for the Mental Health Court program an individual must be:
The RCMHC program is a four-phase treatment process, lasting a minimum of one year and a maximum of three years. Each phase consists of specific requirements for advancement into the next phase and outlines the recovery support services delivery plan. Phase movement results upon accomplishing treatment goals as agreed in the treatment plan; court conditions as agreed at acceptance into the RCMHC program and specific phase requirements.
Participants who agree to be accepted into the RCMHC program are required to:
The accomplishments of the RCMHC include connecting defendants to mental and chemical health services; reducing the incidences of criminal behavior; reducing the costs to the criminal justice system, corrections, public safety, and hospitals; enhancing the collaboration between the courts and the mental health community; improving the quality of life of defendants upon discharge (i.e., housing and treatment services in place); and assisting defendants with establishing more productive lives including self-sufficiency and self-confidence. Through the coercive authority and monitoring of the RCMHC as well as collaboration with the community, defendant's mental illness and environmental factors drastically improve. The proven outcome is that people learn to engage in services, and when they have their next mental health crisis, instead of defaulting to the police on the street they default to the treatment system.
The impact of RCMHC has been significant. RCMHC has a proven record of success in changing lives, lowering incarceration rates, reducing recidivism, and improving medication compliance thereby increasing public safety and decreasing criminal justice and court expenses across the board. Evaluation and outcome data reveals that RCMHC graduates are less likely to be charged with a new offense, less likely to be convicted of a new offense, and less likely to spend time in jail than those in a comparison group of similarly situated offenders who did not participate in RCMHC.
The Honorable John H. Guthmann, William H. Leary, and Teresa R. Warner lead RCMHC. The judges volunteer their time while handling their normal caseloads. The judges supervise participant progress through the RCMHC continuum based on regular hearings, team input, and participant behavior. They also lead the RCMHC team in decision-making and hold participants accountable for their progress by use of sanctions and incentives.
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Click on the following link to see the 2014 Minnesota CLE Criminal Law Webcast Ramsey County Mental Health Court: Working with the Mentally Ill Defendant.
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Click on the following link to see 2010 Ramsey County Mental Health Court on the public access television show One and the Same on the Suburban Community Channels SCC.
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William Mitchell Law Review: Ramsey County Mental Health Court: Working with Community Partners to Improve the Lives of Mentally Ill Defendants, Reduce Recidivism, and Enhance Public Safety (May 2015)
Minnesota Lawyer: Judge: Mental health court needs new money (March 16, 2015)
Minnesota Lawyer: Briggs attorneys receive MJF recognition (October 28, 2013)
Minnesota Lawyer: Mental Health Court decreases recidivism (August 19, 2013)
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2010-2012 Report: 2010-2012 RCMHC Report
Ramsey County Bar Association: Barrister Article (April 2011)
2009 Report: 2009 RCMHC Report
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Mike Harris and Nick Cummins replace the injured Berrick Barnes and Dominic Shipperley (who is relegated to the bench) at fullback and right wing respectively, Ben Tapuai comes in for the injured Adam Ashley-Cooper at outside centre, while James Slipper starts at loosehead prop, with Benn Robinson moving to the bench.
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