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NEW YORK—Winners for a project to let the public join the redistricting process were announced on Tuesday at Fordham University, and will be formally presented to the state Legislature.
The 2012 New York Redistricting Project was created to add new perspectives to the redistricting process, one that is typically controlled by legislators.
"The public is often poorly informed about the redistricting process and not very involved," said Costas Panagopoulos, director of the project and assistant professor of political science at Fordham.
District Builder is an open source platform the project introduced to get people more involved. Users design their own district maps based on 2010 census data.
As part of the project, a competition was launched last fall challenging student teams to design a map, choosing from New York congressional districts, state Senate districts, or state Assembly districts.
The Winners: Congressional Map
A University at Buffalo Law School team won the congressional map section.
The team became interested in the subject after seeing a presentation at their school. Members were familiar with different parts of the state, such as Andrew Dean (Central NY and Utica), Eric Tabache (downstate), and Jacob Drum (Albany and upstate).
"I hope it raises awareness about redistricting initiatives, and it raises awareness about how easy it is to draw a sensible district logically when you take out partisan politics," said Drum.
They focused on preserving existing communities and drawing lines based on geography, including rivers and freeways. The competition required all districts to have nearly equal populations— the team created districts of between 716,000 and 720,000.
Dean said he was shocked by the number of similar entries. "Maybe that's the testament to what a congressional map is. Different groups using the same software, and if they come up with similar ideas, it must be fair," he said.
The Winners: State Senate Map
Lee Sparrow, an undergraduate political science major at George Mason University, won the state Senate competition section.
Sparrow was given an assignment by professor Michael McDonald who has been involved with the project: do a 20-page paper or complete an entry in the competition.
He created a congressional map in one and a half days of work, but saw that many other entries had been entered. The state Senate maps had no entries. So he worked on a Senate map and won.
The legislator's direct involvement in drawing maps was a surprise to Sparrow, an United Kingdom native, who said the U.K. system is more independent.
Highlights of Sparrow's winning entry were Voting Rights Act compliance, splitting Long Island into North Shore and South Shore, and excellent handling of upstate urban areas, said Panagopoulos.
In New York City, Sparrow wanted to make district lines easily understandable. "I based my district lines on such things as major highways, [and] railway lines," he said. "People know where 76th Street is, but they might not know where the line between the Bronx and Queens is."The impact of the project is not clear: the New York State Legislative Task Force on Demographic Research and Reapportionment didn't return a request for comment by press deadline.
Daniel Goroff, program director for the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the project sponsor, said, "I'd like to think that it raises the level of debate and clarifies some of the issues, and it makes it possible for people to judge the trade-offs between one map and another, because we've been able to generate dozens of them, as opposed to, in the past, one party would come up with one and one party would come up with another."


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The 17-year-old defender was among those drafted in by the Magpies in January, with the youngster completing a deadline day switch from Servette.
He has been snapped up with one eye on the future, with the plan to let him find his feet in the development squad before moving into the reserve set-up and eventually the senior fold.
Mbabu is confident he can fulfil his promise in England and is delighted to have been offered an opportunity to impress at a top Premier League club.
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Van Jones—Just one of Many Obama-Marxists
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I must say that I was almost surprised by Obama Czar Van Jones' resignation. As there are now so many racist anti-American Marxists in the current administration, I actually thought Obama would ignore the calls from both political parties for Jones to leave. And as the calls for Jones to step down from his powerful Green Czar position increased, the White House continued to remain "mum" on the matter. To date, the White House still remains closed-lipped about Jones.
As multiple YouTube videos that played Jones' actual racist (he says white people are poisoning the black community and only white kids shoot up schools) anti-American comments (in his own voice) were played (by Fox News and were written about by conservative columnists), Jones' actual views finally became known to the public. Note: Suffice it to say, Obama's State-run media wrote nothing about Van Jones until he resigned on Saturday.
Then, there was the 9/11 "truther" document uncovered and showing Jones as a signatory who blamed Bush for permitting—if not causing—the 9/11/2001 WTC and Pentagon disasters. Also uncovered was Jones' support of those who oppose the US, its way of life and his close ties to one of the founders of the domestic terrorist group Weather Underground Jeff Jones. But, Obama's State-run media is now talking about the 'social injustice' of forcing the Marxist Jones out. I love one headline from The SF Chronicle (SF Gate) that reads "Van Jones is a good man who should fight back." In this particular story, which I suspect reflects the opinion of most of the State-run media, Glenn Beck and we in the "conservative media" are blamed for Jones resignation because we actually had the audacity to report what Jones had actually said. How dare we do so!
Former Obama Green Czar Jones was also miffed when he stated: "On the eve of historic fights for health care and clean energy, opponents of reform have mounted a vicious smear campaign against me!" Note: If you tell the truth about a Marxist that's known as a "smear." Then, if you continue to tell the same truth or truths about a Marxist, that's known as a "vicious smear." I imagine that Obama and Jones will keep in touch, despite the former Green Czar being outed for what he is.
FCC Diversity chief, Obama Czar Mark Lloyd
Another Marxist who has been given the power to heavily influence Obama's FCC is Diversity chief (he appears to be tasked with getting rid of conservative talk radio) and Obama Czar Mark Lloyd. This is the same Lloyd who talked—just short of glowingly—about the Hutu's use of Rwanda's State-run media to affect genocide of the Tutsis!
Urban Obama Czar Adolfo Carrion
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All of the Obama Czars need to be vetted and then sent on their respective ways—away from the White House if not our country. Otherwise, the dark Obama/Soros future of "slavery is your destiny" will become a reality.
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Refutations of Ibn Taymiyya's Two Tawheeds
However, in the above words he has made his tendencies quite clear, and he did not connect them to anything in the Book nor the Sunna nor the Salaf. With Allah's power and the success which He grants I shall repay him in his own currency but with a real and ample measure, the currency with which he has duped and deceived the simple-minded, and I shall provide the proofs with which to show that his words quoted in the above four places are false in thirty-two different ways.
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JCC women's basketball's Ashley Fausneaucht recently signed a letter of intent to attend school and play basketball for the University of Michigan-Dearborn next year.
Fausneaucht's shooting ability was noticed by NCAA Division I schools such as: The University of North Florida, Fresno State University and Northeastern. U of M-Dearborn stepped into the mix early and developed a strong relationship, and in the end Ashley's comfort with the school and program made her decision for her, women's coach Andrew Hoaglin said.
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The only plausible answer at this point seems to be something caused by the version difference. Are the old and new machines both available?
Doing a diff of the files in /etc/mail/ mail turn up something. Are you sure you didn't accidentally copy over the other server's .mc file instead of from tx?
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Introduction: Gettysburg College provides a campus computer network, including access to the Internet, for students, faculty, administrators, staff, alumni, parents, and friends of Gettysburg College in order to further the educational purposes of the College. Use of the Gettysburg College network is governed by this Network Use Policy and is subject to all applicable federal, state, and local laws as well as the rules and regulations of the College.
College Authority: By using the Gettysburg College network, users are granting permission for authorized network administrators to monitor and/or intercept electronic communications. Access that is necessary to render services or to protect the property of the provider of the service is allowed under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 (ECPA). Further, electronic mail (email) is neither secure nor protected by the laws that apply to the United States Postal Service. Email sent from a machine on the Gettysburg College network is considered College business and is not private property.
Privileges of Network users
Privacy: The College respects the fundamental privacy of electronic communication on the campus network. The College does, however, reserve the right to gain access to otherwise private network correspondence or files maintained on the campus network. Such access would occur in certain specific circumstances in which a possible violation of the Network Use Policy must be investigated in order to protect the integrity and effective functioning of the campus network. System administrators may also require access to otherwise private files maintained on the campus network as part of regular system maintenance. An attempt will be made to notify the user of this access in advance whenever possible and appropriate. Such access is governed by applicable federal, state, and local laws.
Access: The primary purpose of the College's network is to support academic endeavors. This priority is followed by the College's business requirements. Beyond these primary functions, all users of the Gettysburg College network will generally be granted equitable access to as many network services as technology and network capacities allow.
Intellectual Freedom: Gettysburg College encourages a free and open forum for personal expression. This includes viewpoints that are unorthodox or unpopular. Except for official statements from appropriate College officers, Gettysburg College does not officially endorse any opinions stated on the network.
Protection from Harassment: All members of the College community are encouraged to communicate differing perspectives. Community members are also, however, entitled to work and live in an environment free of harassment. Therefore any network activity that violates the College's harassment policy is prohibited. Defamatory remarks and obscenity are also prohibited. The use of overt profanity is strongly discouraged.
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Account Responsibility: Access to the network is through individual accounts with password protection. All willful violations of this policy that can be traced to an individual account name will be treated as the sole responsibility of the owner of that account.
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Spreading Computer Viruses and Worms: Deliberate attempts to degrade or disrupt the system performance of the Gettysburg College network or any other computer system or network on the Internet by spreading computer viruses, worms, or similar programs is considered criminal activity under state and federal law. As a precondition for network attachment and use, all personal computers must have up-to-date virus protection software installed and operating.
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A section of a busy Oxnard thoroughfare was closed this afternoon as a result of a hazardous materials spill, authorities said.
Oxnard firefighters responded to the scene of the spill on Rice Avenue between Latigo Avenue and Camino Del Sol about 11:30 a.m. A hazardous materials team also responded to the scene.
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If you're like most doctors, you run the practice your way. Your judgment, your experience, your horse-sense, your way or the highway. But what if you're not a business genius? What if you lack the knowledge, skills and experience to consistently make good business decisons. Or worse, what if you don't make decisions because you are haunted by past mistakes and bad decisons?
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Ridgway softball was honored with a banquet to celebrate the season at The Royal Inn Monday night.
Ridgway varsity head coach Gary Gerber II expressed appreciation to athletic director Manny Barbazzeni as well as the players.
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Senior catcher Sydney Kovalyak expressed her appreciation to coaches, parents and the booster club for the banquet along with The Royal Inn. She spoke about the excitement the team had for the upcoming season.


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One hundred years ago today, on Sept. 18, 1912, the University of San Francisco School of Law opened its doors downtown in the Grant Building on the corner of Market and Seventh Streets. On that day, the school counted fewer than 50 students and just three faculty members. This week we celebrate our centennial with an official kick-off event—a Sept. 19 convocation in St. Ignatius Church featuring university and state officials and a keynote address by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. You'll hear much more about the centennial celebration throughout the year, but for now know this: The heart of it all is a recommitment to our mission of Educating for Justice to Change the World from Here! Our mission is reflected in the work of the law school and in the work of our community, including alumni and friends like you. For that we thank you 100 times over. Happy 100th to all of us!
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August 2, 2015
WASHINGTON COUNTY - Three adults have been charged with child endangerment and criminal negligence in Washington County.
That's according to Washington County Sheriff Otto Hanak, who says two Brenham women and a man from Somerville were arrested after an infant and three children were found by a Sergeant at the Regency Inn in deplorable conditions.
Investigators say the children were living in conditions with 8 cats living in a room. All of the children were removed by Child Protective Services when they were found on Friday, April 4th.
The Sheriff's Office says 36 year old Samantha Louise Kenny of Brenham was arrested at the hotel and arrest warrants were issued for the arrest of 37 year old Marilee Belle Brummitt of Brenham and 48 year old Timothy John Schaffer of Somerville. Brummitt and Schaffer were arrested a short time later.
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The first year GI fellow organizes a weekly GI conference in which all participate. Gastroenterology consultations are conducted daily with a number of staff physicians. The fellow is part of a consult team that includes a resident, an attending physician, and often a fourth year student. Educational bedside rounds with designated staff take place at least three times a week. Monthly multidisciplinary conferences are arranged by the second year fellow. Also, regularly scheduled conferences are held, including regular pathology and radiology teaching rounds. GI Tumor Board is held monthly and this is a multidisciplinary conference, which includes gastroenterology, pathology, medical oncology, surgery, radiation therapy and radiology. GI Journal Club is held on a monthly base with a review of three or four articles in a class journal club setting.
The Inflammatory Bowl Disease Conference held monthly centers around cases from the inflammatory bowl disease clinic. Liver Transplantation Selection Committee is a valuable meeting the fellows attend while on service.
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The second year fellow is exposed to a large number of diagnostic and therapeutic ERCPs. On average, a fellow performs a minimum of 200 procedures. ERCPs are performed both on the general GI Service and also on the specialized Interventional Endoscopy Service.
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WASHINGTON (AP) Twenty-four hours after distancing itself from a Russian proposal to secure Syria's chemical weapons, the State Department moved to embrace the idea, which the U.S. says President Barack Obama and the Russian president first discussed last year.
Russia's surprise announcement came Monday after Secretary of State John Kerry said Syrian President Bashar Assad could avert a U.S. strike by turning "over every single bit of his chemical weapons to the international community in the next week.'"
The State Department said Kerry's remarks were just a rhetorical flourish - that he wasn't floating a proposal.
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Obama, while expressing deep skepticism, has declared it a "potentially a significant breakthrough" that could head off the threats of U.S. air strikes.
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Discussion in 'New York City FC' started by njsoccer24, May 22, 2013.
Just for fun, design your ideal NYCFC uniform designs
Home and Away for NYCFC .... Pinstripe for Yankees and Blue / Red Combos for current Man City jersey combos.
The first kit isn't bad, however it reminds me of Sporting KC's colors too much. I would be shocked if we don't see this as the primary kit at least once if not for their debut. It could also be used as their 3rd. Looking forward to seeing their logo / crest, then their direction of the jersey will be clearer.
Sorry, no kit.
How about a crest?
Love the badge, but the colors are too Man City for my liking.
If you can somehow include orange and NYC blue into the badge then you'll have a gem!
I thought of that, but are the Yankees going to allow Mets colors?
But here it is in orange.
Or, you can be real dicks and steal the Cosmos colors.
I actually kind of like that. The influences are there, but they don't seem too forced. Clearly giving a callback to Man City without doing it outright. Too bad KC already "owns" this color scheme (more or less) in MLS.
Not digging that too much... Something looks, I dunno, off.
This is my second favorite version, but I'm not a fan of mixing yellow and gold. Either the Eagle and lettering needs to change or the stripes do.
So i just read the Borough Boys post titled "Why we support NYCFC" from 2008 and i am just wondering, is this still true today? Are the Borough Boys going to be the point people for the supporters club for NYCFC or not? Seems as though they are pretty enamored with the cosmos still.
I think we better forget a blue/orange combo. The Mets are the pantomime villain now, the way this has played out, and the Yanks own the team. I think we will very likely see sky blue, and possibly sky blue and navy pinstripes. I mean where else can they go with this? What other inspiration might they use?
Here are some (speculative) inspiration and concept images I saw posted on another website:
Excelsior should definitely be involved in the crest
More of a Yankee Style Jersey .. What u think?
I can totally see them ripping off the Gremio home kit. Instead of wide black stripes, they will use thinner Yankee blue stripes and keep the Citeh blue as the predominant color.
As much as I liked the earlier crest, this one beats it.
Discussion on MLSsoccer.com
They can speak for themselves, but I'd wager they aren't to excited about supporting Man City USA and an ownership using thier city as a branding project. Of all possible MLS expansion announcements, this was a massive let down. Its liek Red Bull all over again, expect instead of killing a local franchise, this time they are killing all hope of a true and authentic NY franchise.
I refuse to believe that MLS spent all that money and time into creating what is essentially a AAA franchise. Man City have the money and know how to make this team a global brand. Any one who can see the big picture should be excited about this project, and I'm sure the Borough Boys will be in full support of NYCFC.
Also please stop acting like the Metrostars were this storied franchise that Red Bull killed. The Metros were already a terminally ill franchise that desperately needed a re brand. Red Bull bought the club, invested in the team and built the best stadium in North America for them. Any MLS franchise would kill for that type of investment.
If sky blue is indeed the primary color then I hope NYCFC follows Lazio's early 2000 kits.
The white/blue/gold makes for a really good looking jersey.
I think you underestimate the level of skepticism around this announcement...also the true ambitions of Man City in this expansion.
Considering the Metros were the only club I ever loved i resent your remarks. They had issues like a lot of teams, but they belonged to us, the fans, unconditionally. Red Bull did what a bunch of MLS owners have done, built a SS, invested and played ball. Many may kill for that investment, none would kill for that branding.
It was pretty much indicated that they were going to play in sky blue kits. So, the whole orange and blue scheme can be dropped. Whether or not any Yankees influence gets thrown into the mix, we'll have to wait and see. But, I believe the kits will resemble Man City much more than the Yankees.
I just don't think the MLS will experiment with another Chivas when so much was invested on this franchise. Do Man City have ulterior motives? Of course they do. But that doesn't mean that NYCFC will be a satellite club for Man City. There's a real chance that this franchise will be big, and in turn will help the entire league.
NYCFC will be a separate entity. Essentially NYCFC is owned by Shiekh Mansour. I believe the only reason Man City's name is being mentioned so much is for PR reasons given the Shiekh's human rights record. Of course there was always going to be a connection between NYCFC and City
I was thinking Gremio too or if they wanted to include orange do something similar to Marseille . I wouldn't mind either since it seems nyc flag colors are unlikely.
Where did you see the statement that they weren't using orange? This page indicates nothing more than a hint at only the sky blue color possibly being worn.
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Football Roundup: Southern routs S. Brunswick 62-14 on road
Southern 62, S. Brunswick 14
BOILING SPRING LAKES — Southern scored 27 first-quarter points Friday night en route to a 62-14 win over South Brunswick Friday night.
South Brunswick (0-3) had been shut out its first two games but tied the game 7-7 in the first quarter before Southern struck quickly on touchdown strikes of 26 and 68 yards by quarterback Kendall Hinton and an 80-yard punt return by Derrick Mason in the final five minutes of the quarter.
Southern scored twice in the second period to put it away, leading 41-7 at the half.
The onslaught continued after halftime as Southern scored on its first possession and tacked on a pair of fourth-quarter scores.
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Trowell actually ran back a punt for an apparent score on the play before Mason's TD return, but it was called back because of a penalty.
Mason replaced the exhausted Trowell and repeated the feat on the repeated punt.
"We made a lot of big plays tonight," Southern coach Adrian Jones said. "On the other hand, we got a little bit sloppy after we got the big lead. We can't afford to do that. But overall, I'm happy with the way we played."
Southern had lost its opener last week to the state's No. 11-ranked team, Hillside, 29-24, despite leading in the fourth quarter.
Northampton 41, Granville Central 34
CONWAY — Northampton quarterback Keion Crossen ran for five touchdowns and passed for a sixth — the longest a 98-yard run — and the Jaguars held off 1-2 Granville Central.
Granville Central scored twice in the final 2:50, sandwiching those TDs around a long Crossen score, to get in position to win, but the Panthers failed to recover an onside kick attempt and the Jaguars were able to run out the clock.
"We played real hard," Granville Central coach John Hammett said. "It was a great high school football game. We're not where we want to be, but we're getting there."
Chatham Central 41, Kestrel Heights 16
BEAR CREEK — Isaiah Coleman rushed for 144 yards and scored a touchdown Kestrel Heights, but the winless Hawks (0-2) were unable to stop Chatham Central's triple-option offense.
Dudley 48, Person 3
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Wore this on a summer day woodsball session that turned out to be a scorcher. There was never even a hint of fogging. Breathability was great, peripheral vision fantastic (and even better overall if you upgrade to HD lens), ears well-protected, and though I'm not sure this is common in other masks, I appreciate that it was easy to keep a hydro tube fed underneath. As the subject line indicates, there is one downside, and it's that paintballs will magically find a way to hit the spots this mask does not cover – the lower jaw and the forehead on up. I'm an average sized guy with a normal-sized head, yet paintballs somehow managed to hit the gap between the brim of my hat and my mask... three times. If you have my kind of luck, add a bandana, doo rag, beanie, what have you. All in all, I'd say this is a mask for the type of player that maneuvers well, knows how to keep paint away from their neck/jaw area, and is looking for a mask that feels like they're not wearing one.
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This mask delivered nothing but quality performance today, even in muggy, hot weather for about 12 hours. It bounced paint, never fogged, and ventilated pretty well. Only downside? Low profile. That's not a problem for me, but if you're a bigger guy, or just want more protection, get a pait of I3s or a sly mask. I got shot in the ear today, it bounced (I didn't know that) and I lost hearing for about thirty minutes and still hurts. Great buy, best mask on the market, and easy to maintain. Get it now!
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I love the I4 mask. Wide field of view. Amazing air flow. I have never fogged this mask up. EVER. I usually fog most masks cuz I sweat a lot when I play, but not the I4. It's only downfall is it doesn't cover much, which is probably why it breathes so well. But the coverage isn't that big of a deal. I rarely get hit in the chin and neck area cuz my lower face is mostly covered by my gun and hopper anyways. If u like small masks then u will like this one. Plus the lenses are pretty easy to change.
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Awesome MASK!!!!!!!!!!
February 28, 2012
Reviewer: Devon Drullinger from Ellijay, GA United States
I just received mine in the mail and i have already played with it worth a couple of friends BEST INVESTMENT YET!!!! I got a mirror lens for it which makes it 100% better! I Highly Recremend getting it! IT NEVER FOGS UP!!!
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Dye I4
January 31, 2012
Reviewer: antonio santos from riverside, NJ United States
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46269-001: Trade Facilitation Support for ASEAN Economic Community Blueprint Implementation (Myanmar)
Project Data Sheet (PDS): Overview
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Economic Community (AEC) vision of an integrated Southeast Asian community --- a single market and production base --- rests on the free flow of goods, services, investments, capital, and skilled labor among member states. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is promoting AEC's vision by enhancing transport and trade facilitation (TTF) through three subregional groupings supported by ADB: (i) the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) Economic ... Read More
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Technical Assistance
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John Lloyd, Director of Journalism at Reuters Institute and a contributing editor to the Financial times, gives an interview to the Humanitarian Futures Programme (HFP) at King's College, London, exploring the case for a more strategic journalistic approach to future humanitarian threats of greater dimensions and dynamics.
HFP and Reuters Institute are to collaborate on an initiative to test how best to achieve what John Lloyd describes as, more strategic journalism to cover "long-term issues which attract and inform a wider audience about the big challenges facing the world which they or their children will inherit". John Lloyd gave HFP the following interview:
HFP: Is it fair to say that journalists should accept, implicitly, that they have an ethical obligation to do their best to serve their audiences and that means providing the most comprehensive information – not just about what has and is happening but about what might happen?
John Lloyd: Yes, by and large, journalism has been split between two imperatives. One is the self-claimed imperative to serve the public in the sense that we hold power to account, we make the significant interesting, we inform citizens about their rights and duties, but also about what surrounds them...what they should know, especially things which might be hidden by the authorities or by corporations. We give ourselves a very high civic duty. On the other hand, most journalism, apart from that which is in some sense publically funded like the BBC and so on, is market based - produced by people working for companies which have to make a profit or at least cover their costs. So the two imperatives are always at war and for journalists the difficulty is trying to marry these two. However, my contention is that since we claim we are the guardians of civic morality, then we have a duty to constantly push further in understanding what we do and in proposing new ways of doing it.
HFP: So, if fundamentally, journalism should be about serving the interests of humankind as a whole, and if it is failing at present to provide a strategic reporting dimension in its various news services, then we can say it is failing those whose interests it purports to serve?
John Lloyd: It's failing in the sense that increasingly now we are aware of long-term risks and challenges and it does seem that these are at least as numerous as at any other time in modern history. Information on these risks at the moment tends to be constricted to interested circles – activists, academics, people who've taken up an interest in a particular issue...most obviously ecology and global warming which has a wide circle of activists and scholars and people in NGOs. Only occasionally do the media take these up consistently although global warming was one exception. It was covered a great deal for a couple of years at conferences, forecasts were covered and there was a good deal of speculation that this or that weather pattern or hurricane disaster was due to climate change. But now that's rather gone, in part because journalism is relentlessly in search of the new, and if you're running stories about coming disasters and there isn't a disaster, or the disasters are relatively localised as say Hurricane Sandy was in the east coast of the United States, then people by and large shut off. News editors then say we don't want any more global warming stories or they're relegated to a small part of the newspaper. The challenge then is finding some kind of narrative in which these long-term issues can be couched and made interesting beyond the circles of 'the interested'. That is a very large challenge because daily journalism, especially popular journalism, goes for the here and now.
HFP: But is it a challenge worth facing up to and are there not creative ways in which journalists can make such issues as humanitarian threats of the future interesting to their audiences?
John Lloyd: Yes there are creative ways but they have to be thought through. If you isolate the issues which are long-term challenges – global warming; shortages of water, food and energy; the possibility of further diffusion of weapons of mass destruction – most of these interact in some way or other and if you take them individually, each has a number of events and timetables surrounding it. There are conferences, seminars and events and the trick is to find out what these surrounding events are and then construct a narrative around them. So you then substitute for the day-by-day news diary which every news organisation adheres to religiously, because that is the spine of everyday coverage...you substitute a matrix which plots the issues and events around each of the long-term challenges. Your publication which now is most likely web-based, is a news site about these issues and it constructs its so called front page, its features, its editorials, its opinion columns, based on that agenda. It's a varied agenda. It's not amenable to what journalists like to do to attract readers – having fun by putting in material which is entertainment interest. But we can think of ways of making it more attractive such as using one of the laws of journalism which is, that if you want to make an issue readable or watchable, you personalise it...humanise is...you bring in people...increasingly that means celebrities. We shouldn't go too far down that route but we can go there to an extent by using ordinary people. There are ways of doing it but the large question mark is of course whether or not it can ever be made commercial...whether people can make money out of it as people have for two centuries out of newspapers and half a century out of commercial television. It may well be that this exercise will always require either state aid or more likely, not-for-profit aid.
HFP: Can I just share with you that in exploring media interest in our initiative called MEDIA FUTURES, which seeks to test media interest in playing a more focused, active and consistent role in dealing with future threats, we've found significant sensitivity among journalists to the idea that they should accept a moral or ethical obligation to fulfil this challenge. That would seem to be opposed to your view that the general media should play a more effective role in giving audiences a comprehensive view of what they ought or need to know? So do you agree with HFP's viewpoint that the media can and should be fulfilling the role of interrogating the powers that be to focus on long-term humanitarian planning?
John Lloyd: Yes it can and should be doing it, but the split personality of the media means they have to make money...they have to attract audiences. Even public broadcasters need to attract significant audiences or be corralled into an 'eat your vegetables' kind of minority corner and see the vast majority of the viewing population go to the fun channels while they're left with the usual suspects - the people who watch are the people who would watch...people who already use specialist websites, who read the serious magazines and newspapers. But the challenge shouldn't be given up, to make serious issues more generally interesting. It's a very big challenge because what has been the 'Law and the Prophets' for the last 40 years or even before that, is that popular journalism really cannot concern itself with serious issues unless it makes these issues into a subject of polemic. And the polemic usually is, "these people are screwing us again...they don't know what they're doing...this lot is terrible...let's have the other lot", and that has become established as the way popular journalism is done. The people who do that are not stupid. They tend to know what does attract people and it is perfectly true that if you make a serious effort to put in the kind of issues we're talking about – look at the bogeyman for popular journalism for instance, the European Union, unless you are going to slag it off and talk about the filthy French or greedy Germans - then nothing is read or watched. So to break through the kind of 'eat your vegetables' journalism into something which can attract and hold attention is a difficult thing...but it's worth trying.
HFP: Let me suggest, perhaps cynically, that an obstacle to achieving more strategic journalism is that there is a lack of real journalistic interest or inquisitiveness in critical issues because they just don't jump out at general news reporters who are essentially lazy. Is that fair?
John Lloyd: Yes to an extent it is. We are less lazy than we were. The high days of Fleet Street which were actually pretty low in many ways where when newspapers were almost effortlessly popular. By popular I mean in the sense that the broadsheets, as they were, had large readerships - niche audiences to an extent so that in the UK, The Telegraph had the 'right', The Guardian had the 'left' and The Times was for the upper classes and spanned both. There was vicious competition so that The Sun went up, The Mirror went down, and so on. Nevertheless, as for what was written and also broadcast between the 50s and the 90s, as long as they had their niche, quality wasn't a huge issue. People did get away with rather bad journalism – unchecked, sloppy, sometimes rather badly written and very often people didn't really work for more than two or three hours a day. That's not to say there weren't some tremendous journalists who worked very hard. But newspapers and to a degree, broadcasting, could be produced, once you got the knack of it, relatively easily. It's not the same now. There is much more work done, less drinking and less going out of the office which is sometimes bad and there's a great deal more fear – fear of loss of jobs – and so the profession or the trade has changed greatly.
HFP: Is there a case for saying that most journalists all too often fall victim to the idea that because other journalists aren't doing it, it can't be interesting or made interesting and therefore isn't worth doing?
John Lloyd: To a degree, but as I said earlier popular journalism isn't stupid and the people who do it are not stupid. They know, because they've tried it again and again, what attracts and what doesn't. So to make something serious generally interesting is a really hard job and for almost all editors and reporters, the question is why...why should we try to do it. It's hard enough now keeping the circulation up doing the thing we know will attract. This serious stuff we know won't attract. Why bother. The other issue which is much more serious than laziness or anything else, is lack of understanding. Most journalists are recruited now from university but more often than not they have an arts or social sciences degree. On a specialist paper like the one I work for – the Financial Times – many of the people are economists, increasingly with a PhD or an M.Phil having gone on to post graduate work, and others have degrees in things like English or an arts subject. So journalists are picking up information on the job about subjects they're covering. The assumption is, you're now chemicals correspondent - pick it up. And of course you can to a large extent but you're always struggling a bit at the start and the coverage is less about the fundamental issues of the chemical industry worldwide for example and more about companies' results, mergers, acquisitions, strikes and new things on the market. The problem of ignorance among journalists should never, ever be underestimated. It is very, very high. Marjorie Scardino who's recently retired as chief executive of Pearson which owns part of The Economist and all of the FT, gave a speech which made her unpopular in which she said ignorance is a real problem among journalists. That's true even on the FT and it's true in spades elsewhere.
HFP: And yet perhaps the craft of journalism is whether or not you're a student of a particular subject, you have the instincts of where to go and whom to ask for the right information?
John Lloyd: Yes you do have that. That's one of the major skills and one of the major possessions of any journalist is a contacts book...acquiring people you can call and say "what the hell's happening", and who will tell you rather than put the phone down and not take the call. It's absolutely the gold dust of journalism.
HFP: But still we're faced with the challenge of getting that issue into the minds of journalists or even getting it on to their radar. I wonder whether a fatal flaw in your ambition to see journalism embrace what we might call the challenge of providing long-term, strategic analysis of future events is, that in the end, the media sees anticipation of future what-might-bes as 'pointy-headed research' which is just that – pointy-headed and therefore too abstruse or oblique for general interest?
John Lloyd: Well it can be. The problem with much research including medical research which is usually more immediately interesting to most people, is that it's written for other researchers. And now a vast amount of academic research is written for other academics. Philosophy is a good example. Even if you have a degree in philosophy as I have, it's quite difficult to understand articles on modern philosophy. It's not so difficult to understand moral philosophy but to understand philosophy which is increasingly mathematically or data based, is difficult. To understand it you have to go back and train again. But the other issue is that the use of big data sets is becoming generally diffused and serious publications are now training their journalists to use them or are hiring people who know how to use them.
HFP: So in weighing up the aims of our Media Futures initiative, do you think these are doable and should be pursued?
John Lloyd: I think they should be pursued. We at The Reuters Institute want to look at Media Futures and the course at LSE which teaches up and coming leaders of future strategic issues are also interested in this. We want to see how it can be done. I've talked about it with others and while interested, their first response is, "I don't see how to make money out of it", and that is a critical point especially in a difficult market. We have to explore how this can be made to work and seek support from big information companies such as Pearson, the big education publisher, or Thomson Reuters or Bloomberg or others. It's worth the challenge.
Garry Selfridge from Humanitarian Futures Programme interviews John Lloyd, Director of Journalism at the Reuters Institute and a contributing editor at the Financial Times.


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Winter Green Salad with Walnuts, Apples, and Parmesan-Anchovy Dressing
Crisp bitter greens and tart crunchy apple in a savory anchovy dressing. More
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This elegant salad showcases earthy jewel-toned roasted beets, tangy goat cheese, and toasted walnuts in a sharp yet sweet honey dijon vinaigrette. More
This recipe with white beans is probably my favorite farro salad yet. The creamy beans play a huge role in that, along with the sweet tender leeks and fresh parsley. But it's the chunks of salty, citrusy preserved lemon, a condiment often used in Moroccan cooking, that really takes this salad to the next level. More
Don't you sometimes get that urge for the crunch of iceberg lettuce? Not often, but it happens. During the summer months when tomatoes are worth eating, I get my fill from BLTs. In the winter I usually end up here, with a big wedge of ice cold iceberg lettuce, smothered with blue cheese dressing and bacon. This recipe from Bon Appétit is one of my favorite renditions. More
Since the second week of January isn't exactly prime fruit and vegetable season, I scoped out the market first before choosing this recipe from The Sunset Cookbook. Apples and oranges were abundant (no big surprises there) but the crates of persimmons and Asian pears at my local market came as a pleasant surprise. Then I remembered this Asian Pear, Persimmon, and Almond Salad. More


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Phishing Scam Targets DoD Military Members and Civilian Employees
Be alert: In June 2012 the IRS warned that there is a new email phishing scam circulating that targets Department of Defense military members, retirees and civilian employees.
Take Charge: Fighting Back Against Identity Theft
Writing a check at the grocery store, charging tickets to a ball game or applying for a credit card. Chances are you don't give these everyday transactions a second thought–but an identity thief does. There are, however, ways you can take charge and fight back.
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I'm feeling lazy. Still exhausted from the flu bug I imagine. So today we have a "guest blogger" — Prince Charming himself. He wrote this for our tribute to Katrina for her senior page in the Casa Grande HS Year Book when she graduated high school (nearly three years ago!). Katrina was out of town this past weekend, and the Prince — aka Katrina's Dad — sent this to me along with a note that he had re-read it and teared up. I'm guessing he was missing her. I'm so glad he's so moved by his own writing! Then again, it always tears me up, too. So, you will see, I'm not the only writer in our family.
(Yes, Brandi, you'll get your turn, too.)
To our dearest Katrina,
While you were up in Tahoe – again — your mother and I decided to clean your room. We put on our gloves and masks and started in on the undertaking of a monumental task. At one point we almost called Uncle John and had him bring the SFFD HazMat team, but we decided to brave your room on our own. Lucky for us that we decided to go it alone, because as it turned out we made some wonderful discoveries.
We found a pair of socks under your dresser – still wet – from that dinner trip to Essa's some years ago. You remember that evening. You jumped out of the car to be the first one in the door and you ran right into a puddle of cold rainwater that was calf deep. And instead of jumping out of the puddle, you stopped in the puddle, and looked at all of us with horror and for someone to rescue you. And we did. But being the true trooper you are, you endured wet feet during the entire dinner without complaining.
Speaking of cold feet. We also found the snow boots you wore during our family
snowmobiling adventure in Tahoe. You had snow, ankle deep, in your boots and hardly complained. When we got back to Sue's house we had to put your feet up against the wall heater to thaw out your toes. And being our special Katrina you never complained.
Over in the corner we found an ankle brace. The one you wore after the young boy, the one who Uncle John was a "Big Brother" for, stepped on your ankle and caused a sprain at the Thanksgiving Reunion dinner at the Lower Church. I think Papa probably helped the pain by dipping into his candy stash. He takes care of his "peeps."
We picked up your shoes and put them in the shoe closet downstairs. One pair of shoes looked very familiar to me. It was the pair of basketball shoes you wore when we would go down to Meadow and shoot hoops. We would eventually end up playing "around the world", I would let you stay close in the game and then you would systematically beat me everytime. But you never gloated – that is not your style – you are a good winner.
Behind your dresser was the ball that you and Sammie used to play kickboard at Meadow – for hours and days and weeks.
You and I were both busted by Mom. She found that box of Oreos' we had been hiding from her in your dresser drawer. The receipt for the 75 pounds of chips and cookies that you and Jessica eat during your sleepovers was quite shocking. On the floor, next to the receipt, we found the Spice Girls CD that you and Steph would sing to on car rides.
Finally, we found the lanyards that you and Brandi wore during one of our many birthday trips to Disneyland.
The most important thing that we discovered – or should I say rediscovered – was that you are a very special young lady.
You are fiercely loyal to your sister and our entire family. You were such a rock of support to Grandma when Papa passed. You always put family ahead of all else. Your cousins adore you! You never seek attention for the things you do for others. You care deeply about all your friends and sometimes act more like their mother than best friend. They are lucky to have you as friend.
And your mother and I are VERY LUCKY and BLESSED to have you as a daughter. We know that you will be successful in whatever adventure your life takes you on and we can't wait to see what kind of woman you will blossom into. But don't be in a hurry to reach that goal. We enjoy cleaning your room.