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All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](http://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/)
and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](http://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).

## [Unreleased]
### Changed
- Solution redone as [Language Server](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/extensions/example-language-server)

## 0.1.3

### Added
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### Changed
- Fixed a number of issues reported on GitHub.

## 0.1.2
- WARNING: You can not yet disable the new features.

### Added
- Added fields to the model with Hungarian Notation check.
- Check for using WITH statement in Tables and Pages.
- Warning if local and local variables have the same name.
- Text Constants throw warning if they have the old notation (TextXXX).
- Temporary Table Variables must have TEMP, BUFFER, ARGS or ARGUMENTS in the name.
- Check for reserved words, e.g. a function name called "Action" or a field called "SetRange".

### Changed
- First version of refactoring is implemented. The function is always called "foo" and does not yet check if the selection makes sense or depends on variables.
- Fixed issue with system variables Rec and xRec not being recognised as Hungarian Notation.
- Complex Type variables that are declared with object id instead of name give warning.
- Cleaned up the Type Script a bit here and there.

## 0.1.1

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- Implemented setting and fixed reported issues.

## 0.1.0
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The Home Course was recently named one of the Tacoma's best wedding venues by the wedding planning website Here Comes The Guide.
Congratulations to our Assistant Professional and Lead Golf Instructor Shane Prante on being named the 2018 Assistant Player of the Year from the Pacific Northwest Section PGA.
As part of a series of reviews on golf courses across the region, The Home Course was recently reviewed and featured in The Seattle Times.
The Home Course will host a PGA Jr. League Regional presented by National Car Rental Sept. 29-30.


Ellie, an orphan, becomes a live-in nanny and maid for Mac, a millionaire who owns an international hotel chain. Her luxurious room in his castle-like estate was something she expected, but plenty of mysteries abound. His wife isn't around, he keeps the children on a rigorously strict schedule, and he doesn't allow them outside. But then, Ellie was raised in an orphanage, so she really has no idea what a normal life is supposed to look like. Like someone drawing open the curtains in a neglected room, her innately cheerful nature brings new light into Mac's house. Maybe that's why one day the formerly arrogant Mac suddenly pulls Ellie in for a sweet kiss!


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May's deal with DUP weakens United Kingdom: Wales, Scotland
Пятница, 30 Июн, 2017
Chile waits on Aranguiz's fitness for semis
In the head to head record between these two teams Portugal vs Chile , they had played an worldwide friendly match . Santos, however, says Portugal will be just as fired-up for the challenge.
Iran warns missile attack on IS in Syria can be repeated
This is the first time since its 1980s war with Iraq that Iran has launched a major missile strike outside the country. Activists in Syria said they had no immediate information on damage or casualties from the strikes.
New cyberattack causes mass disruption in Europe
Windows-based sensors used to monitor radiation levels at the Chernobyl nuclear power plan were shut down too, reports The BBC. Russian news agency TASS said Bashneft, Mars, Nivea, Mondelez International and other Russian companies were also affected.
Russell Westbrook named NBA's MVP after record-setting season
Myers, who played for the Bruins from 1994-97, has been general manager for the Golden State Warriors since April 2012. Westbrook also expressed gratitude to his teammates, coaches, the Thunder organization, and the fans.
Fourth of July in Skokie includes double feature of parade, fireworks
Tuesday, July 4 , 1-10 p.m. - Mackinaw City will have multiple events for people of all ages to enjoy for Fourth of July . Great Falls Fireworks . 6 p.m.at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 10550 Georgetown Pike, Great Falls.
Sentiment Report: Avis Budget Group Inc (NASDAQ:CAR)
The Altman Z-score depends on five financial ratios that can be calculated from data found on a company's annual 10K report. OppenheimerFunds Inc. owned approximately 0.08% of Avis Budget Group worth $1,869,000 as of its most recent SEC filing.
May sets light to energy price cap proposals in Queen's Speech
The Queen's Speech says only that ministers will "work to improve social care and bring forward proposals for consultation". And more resources are urgently needed after more than 100,000 civil service jobs have been cut since 2010.
DPRK to impose death penalty on former ROK president
Trump has also invited uncertainty with a departure from the script of "strategic patience" of the Obama administration. Moon supports both sanctions and dialogue leading to a suspension or freeze of North Korea's nuclear development.
Laura Ingraham Backs Away From Sean Spicer's Job
Drake : Is Nigerian reporter, Onwude singer's new babe?
Jimmy Butler actually taking calls
The 592HP Jaguar XE SV Project 8 Will Cost a Shocking $192200
Jon Watts to helm Spider-Man: Homecoming 2
US says Myanmar no longer among worst on human trafficking
Behind the iPhone: Factories in China
London tower toll rises to 79
The controversial pact with the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party comes after Ms May ended up losing her parliamentary majority in an election earlier this month that she had called to boost her support for Brexit talks.
Nigel Dodds, the Democratic Unionist Party Parliament member, charged the Labour Party with "hypocrisy of the highest order", claiming that it discussed with the DUP possible deals in 2010 and 2015, reported The Guardian.
May, politically hamstrung by a disastrous general election result in which she lost her parliamentary majority, needs the DUP's 10 MPs to prop up her minority government.
In a statement read to the press, the former First Minister of Northern Ireland Ms Foster said: "Today we have reached an agreement with the Conservative Party on support for Government in parliament".
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron labelled the Tory-DUP arrangement as a "shoddy little deal", adding: 'While our schools are crumbling and our NHS is in crisis, Theresa May chooses to throw cash at 10 MPs in a grubby attempt to keep her Cabinet squatting in Number 10'.
"Where is the money for the Tory-DUP deal coming from?" the Labour leader asked.
The deal includes an extra £1 billion in public spending for Northern Ireland over two years.
The Defence Secretary has defended a £1.5bn deal with the DUP amid a mounting backlash, saying it will protect the Government from being "ambushed" on Brexit and other big issues.
She downplayed policy differences between her party and the more socially conservative DUP, which opposes abortion and same-sex marriage but the complicated process of removing Britain from the European Union.
Welsh first minister Carwyn Jones accused the Prime Minister was "ignoring the rest of the UK" by allying with the Northern Irish Party.
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams said that powersharing at Stormont is the only fair way to distribute money from the DUP's deal with the Conservatives.
Mundell said last week that any funding for Northern Ireland should adhere to rules about funding for Wales and Scotland too.
Speaking in Downing Street, Foster said the government would channel an extra £1bn to Northern Ireland over the next two years.
Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney was in Belfast Monday as part of negotiations aimed at restoring a power-sharing alliance between the DUP and Sinn Fein almost four months after local elections in Northern Ireland.
The parties recognised the importance of the agricultural sector of Northern Ireland in the signed agreement.
"That is the terminology in which both parties will be addressing each other", said the source.
McDowell was part of a group of church leaders who are urging Northern Ireland's politicians to strike a power sharing deal for the common good of everyone.
Iraqi Troops Push Deeper into Mosul
Microsoft warns of 'elevated risk of cyber attacks'
Key Takeaways from CBO Score of the Senate's ACA Replacement Plan
Pregnant Serena Williams Poses On The Cover Of Vanity Fair
Tristan Thompson surprises Khloe Kardashian for her 33rd birthday
Cosby Jury Deadlocks; Judge Orders Further Deliberations

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From fundraisers to 5Ks, Excel hosts events on The Episcopal Academy campus throughout the year. Learn more below.
Last June, Excel hosted the first annual Heroes Vs. Cancer 5k.
All proceeds support the Coaches vs. Cancer program of The American Cancer Society. This event celebrates survivors, remembers and honors those we have lost, and fights back so that no one loses another family member, friend, or loved one to this disease. All 5k participants will receive a race t-shirt.
The Philadelphia Coaches vs. Cancer School and Youth Initiative is a program designed to encourage student-athletes, coaches, fans, parents, athletic directors, and local communities to make an impact in the fight against cancer. Any community member or business can be a part of the Coaches vs. Cancer program.
What is Coaches vs. Cancer and the American Cancer Society doing in your community?
Hospitals in Philadelphia and surrounding suburbs are funded by over $15 million in American Cancer Society (ACS) research grants.
Last year, more than 26,000 nights of free or reduced cost lodging were provided to a patient and their caregiver who had to travel to Philadelphia for treatment.
A Full-Time Patient Navigator at CHOP is fully funded by ACS to ensure patients and their families know where to turn after their child is diagnosed with cancer.
More than 30,000 rides to and from treatment for patients without a ride.
Make an additional donation to Coaches vs Cancer here.


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2 Portraits, Op.5 (Bartók, Béla)
Pieces; For violin, orchestra; Scores featuring the violin; Scores featuring the orchestra; For orchestra with soloists
The first movement was reworked from his Violin Concerto No.1, Sz.36. The second movement is an orchestrated version of the fourteenth of the 14 Bagatelles (which was composed as a piano work in 1908 but not orchestrated until 1911.)
2.2.1 No.1. (Ideal)
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homerdundas (2010/1/19)
Budapest: Rozsnyai Károly, n.d.(1912). Plate R.K. 767.
London: Boosey & Hawkes, Ed. 599, n.d.(after 1940)
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Budapest: Rozsnyai Károly, n.d.(1912). Plate R.K. 767
Budapest: Editio Musica, 1953. Plate Z. 40,053.
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⇒ 13 more: Oboe 1, 2 (2nd also English Horn) • Clarinet 1, 2 (2nd also Bass Clarinet, A, B♭) • Bassoon 1, 2 • Horn 1, 2, 3, 4 (F) • Trumpet 1, 2 • Trombone 1, 2, Tuba • Timpani, Bass Drum/Cymbals/Tam-Tam, Triangle/Small Drum • Harp 1, 2 • Violins I • Violins II • Violas • Cellos • Basses
Oboe 1, 2 (2nd also English Horn)
Clarinet 1, 2 (2nd also Bass Clarinet, A, B♭)
Horn 1, 2, 3, 4 (F)
Trumpet 1, 2
Trombone 1, 2, Tuba
Timpani, Bass Drum/Cymbals/Tam-Tam, Triangle/Small Drum
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Harp 1, 2
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Generoso (2009/2/5)
Budapest: Rozsnyai Károly, n.d.(1912), Plate R.K. 768
Boca Raton: Edwin F. Kalmus, n.d.(1988).
No.1. (Ideal)
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J.p.m
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2 Portraits, Op.5
Két Portré
Op.5 ; Sz.37 ; BB 48b
IBB 34
One Ideal. Andante sostenuto
One Grotesque. Presto
(1912 ca.?)
2 flutes (1st also piccolo), 2 oboes (2nd also english horn)
2 clarinets (2nd also bass clarinet), 2 bassoons
4 horns, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, tuba
timpani, bass drum, cymbals, tam-tam, triangle, small drum, 2 harps, strings
The first movement is a musical portrait of Stefi Geyer, with whom Bartók was in love.
Orchestral Works by Béla Bartók
Concerto for Orchestra
Hungarian Pictures
Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta
2 Portraits
Suite No.1
Tanz Suite
Scherzo for Piano and Orchestra
Viola Concerto
Violin Concerto No.1
Violin Rhapsody No.1
Concertante works
Concerto for Two Pianos, Percussion and Orchestra
Piano Concerto No.1
Rhapsody for Piano and Orchestra
Bluebeard's Castle
The Miraculous Mandarin
The Wooden Prince
Retrieved from "http://imslp.org/index.php?title=2_Portraits,_Op.5_(Bart%C3%B3k,_B%C3%A9la)&oldid=2771496"
Scores published by Rozsnyai Károly
Scores published by Editio Musica Budapest
For violin, orchestra


Mercedes-Benz sports utility vehicles built in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, are being checked for potential problems by Shanghai customs authorities, the carmaker confirmed on Thursday, as a trade dispute between the United States and China heats up.
The embattled industrial group expects job cuts as part of an overhaul of its operations, daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) reported, citing an interview with the interim chief executive.
The energy group posted a 10-percent decline in first-half operating profit, citing an unexpected rise in commodity prices due to a cold spell in the Netherlands.
The potash miner said on Thursday earnings this year may fall short of analyst expectations, though still significantly beat its 2017 result.
Full FY results due. The group published preliminary figures on July 17.
The company's FFO I rose 5.1 pct, below expectations, to 156.4 mln eur.
The company raised its full year outlook after a Q2 pretax profit hit 43.6 mln euros.
Confirms outlook for 2018 after posting earnings.
Q2 results due. The group issued a profit warning on June 29, saying that freight rates had recovered more slowly than expected while fuel and charter costs had ballooned.
The real estate company said rental income increased by 39.6 percent in the first half of the year to 109.6 million euros.
Dow Jones -0.3 pct, S&P 500 -0.1 pct, Nasdaq unchanged at close.
Nikkei -0.8 pct, Shanghai stocks -0.3 pct.


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Woman Shot by Long Beach School Officer to Be Taken Off Life Support
MNLA.com photo by John Schreiber.
An 18-year-old woman who was shot by a Long Beach Unified School District safety officer is brain dead and will be taken off life support Friday morning, according to family members.
Mona Rodriguez, a mother of a 5-month-old boy, was in the front passenger seat of a car that sped away from an altercation when she was shot shortly after 3 p.m. Monday in the area of Spring Street and Palo Verde Avenue, near Millikan High School.
Long Beach police said they responded to the scene in response to a reported shooting, and officers found the woman with at least one gunshot wound. Police said she had been shot in the upper body, but her family said she was shot in the head.
According to police, an unidentified LBUSD school safety officer was driving in the area when he observed Rodriguez involved in an altercation with a 15-year-old girl in the street. Investigators determined that a 20-year-old man and a 16-year-old boy were also involved in the dispute.
When Rodriguez, the man and the boy attempted to leave the scene in a vehicle, the school safety officer approached the car and fired into the vehicle as the driver was pulling away, striking her inside.
Video of the shooting posted online appears to show the unidentified officer firing at least two shots at the car.
Millikan High School confirmed in a statement that no students were injured in the shooting.
Investigators determined that Rodriguez initiated the original altercation and that she and the 15-year-old girl knew one another, though the motive for the incident was unknown, police said.
Relatives said Wednesday Rodriguez was brain dead and would not survive, although she remained on life support as the family said its farewells. The family announced Thursday that they would cut off life support sometime Friday morning.
Rafeul Chowdhury, Rodriguez's boyfriend of two years and the father of their son, got emotional outside Long Beach Memorial Care Hospital, saying, "I want justice for my girl, my baby momma, the love of my life."
Asked what he would say to the public safety officer who shot Rodriguez, Chowdhury said, "I just want him in jail, bro."
"I want him in jail for what he did to my girlfriend," he said. "She did not deserve it. I can't even sleep through the nights. I'm going crazy for myself, you know. I'm used to seeing her 24-7… My girl's not living life no more. I want him to be in jail and face his case for what he did to my girl."
Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia on Thursday said he was praying for the girl's family.
"The city is heartbroken over the horrific and tragic shooting of Mona Rodriguez by a Long Beach School District safety officer," Garcia said.
Long Beach police and the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office are both investigating the shooting. The school safety officer who fired the shots has been placed on leave.
Rodriguez's family has established a GoFundMe page to assist with funeral arrangements. The page states that Rodriguez is also survived by her mother, four brothers and a sister.
The page had raised more than $14,000 as of early Friday morning, with a goal set to raise $50,000 at: www.gofundme.com/f/mh5ttv-help-the-rodriguez-family?utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link_all&utm_source=customer.
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Barbadian writers - Sharon Marshall, Harold Hoyte, and Liz Thompson - return to the Waterfront Café to reprise their successful Readings & Rhythms Readings at The Waterfront Cafe held back in March this year.
The featured books will be Make Yourself Happy (by Liz Thompson), Celebrating the Unforgettables (by Harold Hoyte), and Tell My Mother I Gone to Cuba: Stories of Early Twentieth-Century Migration from Barbados (by Sharon Marshall).
This time, they have company in Anthony "Gabby" Carter - Barbados' foremost folk singer, Cultural Ambassador and multiple calypso monarch. He will be featuring his book Who Gabby Think He Is? and also play his guitar.
Thompson, who has published 2 academic collaborative books, is venturing out on her own with this motivational book. She is a Consultant, a former Minister of Government in Barbados, was an Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations and was also a journalist with the Nation Newspaper.
Marshall has contributed chapters to 2 published books, and her first single-authored book was recently featured at the Havana International Book Fair. She is a former news anchor and Director of News and Current Affairs at the Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation. Marshall has also served in senior positions in public relations in Barbados and the Cayman Islands.
Copies of the authors' books will available for sale, and they will be on hand to sign copies for patrons.
Admission to this event is free, and all are welcome to attend.


The President spends the morning in his regular daily briefing at the White House before heading in the afternoon to NYC for a series of political fundraisers with former President Bill Clinton. These aren't the first fundraisers scheduled with the President and the former President. Clinton joined Obama at the home of Terry McAuliffe's in April and raised $2.1 million.
The problem is, is that the way Bush has done it over the last eight years is to take out a criedt card from the Bank of China in the name of our children, driving up our national debt from $5 trillion for the first 42 presidents, #43 added $4 trillion by his lonesome, so that we now have over $9 trillion of debt that we are going to have to pay back, $30,000 for every man, woman and child. That's irresponsible. It's unpatriotic. ~BHO, July 03, 2008What is HE after $5 trillion in 2 yrs?


Right now I'm all about beaded sandals. For today's feature I'm talking about beaded sandal heels and wedges that you can rock as chic summer foot candy. From a sun dress to capri pants there are so many fashionable ways to you can let these lovelies top off your favorite summer outfits.


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Future Me is Sometimes a Dick and May Not Be Real
February 5, 2014 Jim Leave a Comment
Do you ever leave things up to future you? I do. Future Jim is usually okay, though he can be unreliable on certain issues, like the dishes. Present Jim wants to do other things, like write music or play Minecraft (because Minecraft again, oh yeah), and I say "Future Jim will take care of that." It's a sort of passive-aggressive procrastination, because Past Jim informs me that Future Jim will inevitably have more things to deal with than Present Jim, and the fact that Present Jim doesn't want to do his laundry or write a post shouldn't impact Future Jim and his endeavours, especially since he's me.But there's two key problems with relying on Future Jim.
At least one of us might be a jerk. Also, he might not exist.
I want to hit the latter problem first. Future Jim can only be real to be relied upon if we move foward in time to the future, and that wasn't always the case. To ancient writers, including most of the Greeks as well as early Christian philosophers like St. Augustine, time doesn't work that way. To them, every person is like a stone at a bend in a river. Time flows around the bend from the future, where you can't see it, into the present, where you can act, and then into the past, leaving a record. It would have been entirely weird to them for us to suppose that we move forward and time stands still. People don't act on time, time acts on people. This is the era that gave rise to schools of thought like stoicism and fatalism, so what can you do?
But if time moves like that, then Future Jim is by nature unreliable, because he doesn't exist. Neither does past Jim. There is only Present Jim, and so it falls to Present Jim to get everything done. Future Jim isn't even a thing, and Past Jim used to be Present Jim, so if Past Jim didn't do it, it's because Present Jim is a slacker.
Sadly, not Future Jim
Happily, modern physics has an answer to this. Time doesn't flow from the future, because there's nowhere for it to come from. The universe has a beginning of sorts in the Big Bang, and moves forward with entropy ever-increasing as it goes. So we are in fact advancing into a brave new future, and Future Jim is real. He is the me yet to be, as you might expect. So it makes sense that I can assign him tasks, whether I really intend to do them or not. His whole existence depends on what I do now. I can make Future Jim's life pretty miserable if I try. You'd think he'd be more respectful of that. Of course, you'd think I'd be more respectful of that.
I say that Future Jim is a dick for being occasionally unreliable, but there's a question I'm not asking here. What obligations do I have to Future Jim? He's vulnerable. He's a stakeholder in what I do if there ever was one. He's me, but an instance of me that doesn't exist yet, and I separate him from myself in a sort of Parmenidean fashion to compartmentalize time. But given his vulnerability, I might be doing something wrong put dropping jobs on his shoulders. But I'll talk about all that next week, with the ethics of future selves.
Philosophy ethics, Philosophy, science
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DeWeese
UN Wants Control of The Seas With US Senate's Help
Return of The CARA Monster
Total Surveillance Equals Total Tyranny
Loosing Your Liberty in The Name of Fighting Terrorism
The Faith-Based Initiative is a Trojan Horse
ANTI-NAU WARRIORS BEGINNING TO MOVE THE ROCK UPHILL
By Tom DeWeese
Just a year ago most would have predicted there was no way to stop the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) which many believe will become a North American Union (NAU). The proponents are rich, powerful and determined. From the White House to huge, wealthy international corporations, these proponents of the SPP are used to getting their way. The little people back in their grassroots are just silly pawns to be manipulated or ignored.
But there are signs that the huge rock at the bottom of the hill that is the unmovable NAU is beginning to budge uphill as heroes are emerging in the fight. Some close to the movers and shakers are beginning to hint at a concern that they just might not be able to implement the SPP - that darned opposition just won't go away. At the same time, anti-NAU forces are beginning to see signs of progress as the movement is getting energized. Victory is certainly not in sight, but now there is hope.
One Man Wrecking Crew
Of course the Paul Revere of the anti-NAU forces is Jerome Corsi. Just over a year ago Corsi began to dig up details of an effort to "harmonize" the three nations of the North American continent. The more he found, the more concerned he became. Corsi began to write about his findings. The first articles appeared on the pages of Human Events and then the Internet news site World Net Daily picked up on the issue. That's when the news flashed across the Internet that the Bush Administration was putting together the beginnings of a North American Union.
To travel with Jerome Corsi, as I've had the privilege to do in recent months, is a revelation. The man is a human dynamo. He has been on more than 500 radio shows in just the last few months. He sometimes spends as much as 5 - 8 hours a day on the radio in interview after interview.
Last January, during the organizing meeting of the Coalition to Stop the North American Union, on Capitol Hill, I sat next to Corsi at the head table. Three times during that meeting Corsi left the room to do yet another radio interview. In August, while we were in Ottawa, Canada to protest the President's participation in yet another SPP Summit, Corsi couldn't even wait for the restaurant to prepare lunch. He was off to another interview. I had to bring it to him in his room as he talked on the phone. And most recently I witnessed the most remarkable feat. As he and I waited to board a plane for a meeting in Tulsa, Corsi received a call from a Gannet news reporter. As we passed by the ticket taker, he talked, attacking Bush for his treachery; as we walked out on the tarmac, his voice was nearly drowned out by the jet engines; ascending the stairs to the plane, I heard him quoting Greek philosophers mixed with American history as he made his point to the reporter. He kept talking until the flight crew shut the door of the plane and made him put the phone away.
In between interviews he conducts a furious schedule of speeches, while pouring out article after article on new details about the SPP. Each new article flashes around the Internet, fueling the grassroots with more ammunition.
Somewhere in the midst of all of this he found time to write a book about the whole issue, entitled "The Late Great USA." The book details how the NAU is being created, step-by-step. Despite the fact that there has been virtually no national media reporting on the NAU issue, Corsi's book has become an instant national best seller. It is now in its fourth printing. Americans are beginning to get the message. Corsi is a one man wrecking ball and the undisputed field general in the war to preserve American sovereignty and independence.
Exposing the Hand of TxDot
Some of the very best information on how the Trans Texas Corridor is being forced on the people of that state comes from an organization called Corridor Watch. Their revelations and early call to arms was instrumental in forcing the Texas Legislature to finally recognize there was really an effort to create a NAFTA Super Corridor straight through Texas.
Here are just a few of the details Corridor Watch has exposed on their web site www.corridorwatch.org:
The Trans Texas Corridor (TTC) will be a quarter of a mile wide. It will travel straight up the center of Texas. It will take by Eminent Domain more than 580 million acres of private land, much of it prime Texas farmland. It will displace more than one million Texans.
The full plan for the TTC by the Texas Transportation Commission (TxDot) outlines 4,000 miles of corridors that crisscross the state. The corridor is so wide that it will literally divide the state in two. There are very few plans for overpasses to cross it, yet it will be impossible to cross without them. The TxDOT has basically told local communities that if they want overpasses, then the communities will have to supply them - at an estimated cost of about $2.5 million each. Without the overpasses fire, police and ambulances will not be able to serve their communities. Property owners may find it cuts down the middle of their land. To get from one side to the other they may have to travel many miles to an overpass.
The TTC is not highway improvement for Texas. There are few exit ramps planned for the TTC. Car lanes will be in the center of the corridor. There will be few opportunities to get on and off the TTC. Communities that now depend on traffic from existing highways for such services as restaurants and gas stations will lose that business. Instead, the Spanish company Cintra, which has the 50-year lease to build and operate the TTC will establish facilities down the center of the corridor and control that business.
The key to the lease with Cintra is a legal document called a "Comprehensive Development Agreement" (CDA). These contracts often include equity guarantees, debt guarantees, exchange rate guarantees, subordinated loans, shadow toll payments, and minimum revenue guarantees. In other words, the state has signed a 50-year lease with Cintra, giving it absolute guarantees of a specific rate of return on its investment. TxDoT is turning over assets paid for by the taxpayers of Texas and guaranteeing that no highway will compete in any way with the TTC. To achieve these revenue guarantees, there is no way for the Texas government to control what Cintra charges for tolls and there will be no alternative route for drivers to take if the tolls are too high.
The TTC is being built for one reason and only one reason - massive profits for corporations who want the highway to run goods as cheaply as possible. Once built there will be no chance for anyone or any community in its path to obtain justice for taken property or reduce toll rates. Local courts will have no say in the matter. All disputes will be handled by an International court system either through NAFTA or the SPP.
These are just some of the facts Corridor Watch has been able to expose to the people of Texas. Revelation of these facts has caused an uproar in the grassroots and in the Texas Legislature.
Forcing the State to Deal with the People
Desperate people are forced to get creative when dealing with a government which refuses to protect people's rights or to even engage in dialog. Such has been the case in Texas, where Governor Rick Perry and his administration have not only vetoed any legislation aimed at slowing down the TTC process, but have refused to even discuss it.
However, Governor Perry and his legions hadn't counted on the creativity and determination of Attorney Fred Kelly Grant and his group Stewards of the Range. Grant, Stewards' president, has been a leader in the nation-wide property rights battle, using his extensive knowledge of the law, Grant has successfully developed a unique process to force State and Federal governments to deal with local communities. He teaches the process in seminars across the country. Now Grant has employed the technique against the TTC to stop the Corridor.
Here's a brief run down on how his system works. The process takes advantage of little known wording placed in federal and state land management policy which, in some states, gives locally-elected entities, like communities and school boards, the right to demand that federal and state agencies "coordinate" with them to assure local interests and property are protected.
The first step was to coordinate the mayors of four small cities in Texas to form a commission. These include the cities of Bartlett, Holland, Little River-Academy and Rogers, all located in Bell County, Texas. They have now been joined by two school board districts as well.
Under Texas state law, TxDoT will be required to work with the commission and coordinate their plans with the local group before any land is taken or any construction begins. Officially the commission is working through Texas Local Government Code, Chapter 391.
"TXDoT must coordinate with us before they can implement their plans (for the TTC) in our regions," said, Ronnie White, vice president of the commission and Mayor of Academy, Texas. "If not, they are in violation of the state statute and we are prepared to take them to court if necessary," said Mae Smith, president of the commission and Mayor of Holland, Texas.
The Mayors have created a legal entity which the State must deal with before any plans for the TTC can go through. It is much more effective than rallies, phone calls and petitions to uncaring state officials. For the first time, it is forcing their hand through possible court action. "TxDot has never asked us if we even wanted the quarter-mile highway through our area and they definitely never discussed the human, environmental, economic or cumulative effect it would have on our community, as required by state and federal law," said Smith. Now the state is scrambling to comply with the Mayors' commission.
Even more important, though laws do vary from state to state, the tactic Fred Kelly Grant has designed is basically available in every single state and may be employed in some manner by local communities over every inch of the planned NAFTA Superhighway from Texas to Minnesota. It's a vital new toll in the battle to retain Constitutional freedoms.
Fighting from Inside the Legislature
One state north of Texas, and the next stop on the TTC dragon is Oklahoma. Activists there led by a determined band called Oklahomans for Sovereignty and Free Enterprise (OKSAFE), are already organizing to assure the TTC does not come over their border. The group stands squarely against the NAFTA Superhighway and North American Union.
At a recent conference attended by 300 activists, news media and several Oklahoma state legislators, speakers included Jerome Corsi, Tom DeWeese and Dave Stall of Corridor Watch.
The conference received White House attention due to the remarks made by Oklahoma State Senator Randy Brogdon when he said, "The NAFTA Superhighway stops here."
Senator Brogdon has been a fierce opponent of the highway and the SPP. He has led several successful efforts to block the enactment of any enabling legislation that would allow efforts to begin in Oklahoma to build the TTC.
Brogdon was instrumental in stopping a bill brought before the Oklahoma legislature (HB1917) that would have pre-authorized the TTC north into Oklahoma. In fact, Brogdon discovered that the bill would have required the state to waive its 11th Amendment rights which protect states from foreign law suits.
Brogdon is now leading efforts to withdraw Oklahoma's membership in North America's SuperCorridor Coalition, Inc. (NASCO), saving the state a $25,000 annual membership fee. NASCO's mission statement says its goal is to create the world's first international, intermodal superhighway system. NASCO is the chief lobbying arm for implementation of the NAFTA Superhighway in state legislatures along the proposed corridor route. For Oklahoma to drop its NASCO membership would send shock waves throughout the nation and would certainly lead other states to follow leaving huge holes in NASCO's influence.
Meanwhile, as OKSAFE continues to organize its opposition efforts in Oklahoma, it is also reaching out to other states, helping them to prepare for the fight as well. Grassroots America is mobilizing.
Informing the Average Citizens
Not to be outdone, the American Policy Center has now mailed over 2.5 million copies of its North American Union Fact Sheet across the nation, with a full 2 million being "carpet bombed" to towns and neighborhoods all along the planned Super Highway route, from Texas to Minnesota. Included with the Fact Sheets is a survey which asks American citizens if they have heard of the Security and Prosperity Partnership and if they want a North American Union. Early returns indicate a strong opposition to the idea. The survey, results of which will be released shortly, clearly show a strong opposition when Americans are informed.
One Million Teamsters
Now add to the mix of growing opposition the million-member strong International Brotherhood of Teamsters. They have led the fight to stop the Mexican trucks from coming over the border. However, the Teamsters' opposition goes much deeper than just stopping competitive trucks.
"I think the Bush Administration has a master plan to erase all borders and to have a super-government in North America," said Teamster President James Hoffa. "I am convinced that the plan to create a North American Union is what is going on," he said. The Teamsters Union can hardly be labeled a right wing, fanatical fringe group. More importantly, other trucking associations and unions, such as the Longshoremen are beginning to express concern of the NAFTA Superhighway and North American Union.
We Can Win
These are just a few of the heroes who are beginning to emerge in the fight to stop the North American Union. No longer is this simply a skirmish with a few, unheralded individuals and groups over the Internet. War has broken out and it's being fought in the courts, in the state legislatures and across the nation in the grassroots. Without question the White House and its allies are starting to feel the heat as they exchange nervous glances, uncertain that they can now carry out their plans.
Slowly, but surely the rock is starting to move uphill as outraged Americans are beginning to push back against the forces who seek to eliminate our sovereign nation. When I spoke to the OKSAFE audience in Tulsa, I began by saying, "I'm here today because I'm an American and I want MY country." Let's make that our battle cry.
The fact is, we can stop the North American Union - if we all push together.
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1 May 1876 • Monday
Having arranged with various Members to look out after Utah matters in case anything came up to-day, I started on 9.25 a.m. train for Philadelphia. Met the General at his brother's. He had used Bro. Staine's name to avoid remark. He was very glad to see me, and we had a delightful afternoon together. He took me to his Aunt's and also <to> the Centennial grounds. Our conversation was on his Mexican project. I returned to Washington on the 6 p.m. train.
2 May 1876 • Tuesday
At the House. Felt tired to-day.
3 May 1876 • Wednesday
At the House. Busy examining books to get precedents suited to my contest case.
4 May 1876 • Thursday
Made an argument before the sub. Com. on Territories against the Luttrell bill for regulating elections in Utah. I was listened to very attentively for upwards of an hour. Baskin came in just as I had closed. The evident inclination of the Com. is towards a secret ballot for Utah, and for the inflicting of a heavier penalty than our law required for tampering with the ballot box and for illegal voting.
5 May 1876 • Friday
At the House. Busy looking through Baskin's unprinted evidence in contest case. This consisted of transcripts of records of the District Court at Salt Lake City and the Supreme Court and the Record of the Naturalization. Also procuring law books in Cong. Library for Mr. Eldredge.
6 May 1876 • Saturday
Busy at the House. Wrote letter to the President Young. At the Patent Office about patent for burial casket invented by the sons of Jos. E. Taylor of Salt Lake City. A warm day.
7 May 1876 • Sunday
Attended as usual to our duties to-day. I was not well.
At the House. Received a dispatch from Bro. John W. Young asking if I had any invitation for any one beside myself to the opening of the Centennial and stating that his brother-in-law, Mr. Wesley Canfield, would be glad to have us stay at his house while at Philadelphia. I replied and accepted the invitation.
Started at 3 p.m. with my wife Elizabeth and daughter Mary Alice for Philadelphia, having been invited with the other Members of Congress to be present at the opening of the Centennial Exhibition. Were delayed on the road and did not reach the Depot till about 10.3045 p.m. Took a transfer carriage and drove to Mr. Canfield's. They were all in bed. Awakened them (it was raining heavily) and we were admitted; but they were not looking for us, had heard nothing of our coming. We felt somewhat chagrined; for we supposed from Bro. John W's dispatch, they would be looking for us. It seems that Bro. John did not get my reply till late to-night (this he afterwards informed me) and he had not advised Mr. Canfield. But presuming on the latter's invitations to me, given when John W. and I were at his house together, to stop with him when the Centennial Exhibition should be opened Bro. John W. had sent me the dispatch. There was such an immense pile of baggage at the depot could not get our trunk.
10 May 1876 • Wednesday
Arose early this morning and after breakfast started for the Centennial Grounds. Took street car to Girard Ave. expecting to get another to take us out to the grounds; but they were so crowded that people hung on to them like bees. After some delay succeeded in obtaining seats in a transfer Carriage. The streets were thronged with people. The inside of the grounds were crowded. After some little trouble we reached the platform erected for the performance of the ceremonies and obtained our seats in the part assigned to Members of the House of Rep. But we heard nothing of the ceremonies excepting the singing by a choir of 800 or 1000 singers and the Music of the Orchestra. Every place was crowded. There was no order maintained. For aught I could see any one who chose could crowd on to the platform; and when the procession was formed I never saw such disorder and jamming except in the streets of London at the illumination in honor of the marriage of the Prince of Wales. I had to exert my strength to the utmost to keep my daughter Mary Alice from being crushed. We were glad to get into the Main building where we had room to move freely. We remained there and in Machinery Hall until about five o'clock, then (it raining heavily when we emerged from the building) we succeeded in getting a hack (a matter of no small difficulty) and drove to the Depot to look for our trunk and then to Mr. Canfield's where I found Bro. John W. Young. After supper I went to the Baltimore and Ohio Depot and found my trunk there. I called at the Bingham House and had a long conversation with Bro. Theo. McKean who had arrived from his field in New Jersey that day, and whom we had met at the Centennial.
11 May 1876 • Thursday
Arose very early and went down town to get our trunk, which we had not had a chance to open to get any clothing out, and to send it back. Bro. John W. Young loaned us his carriage to take us to the Depot. He is a most generous, and kind and accommodating man. Train started at 11 a.m. we reached Washington about 6.15 p.m. This is the first time I ever was glad to start for Washington. It had <been> hurry-scurry at Philadelphia, a complete jam, and we were glad to get out of it. We were very tired.
12 May 1876 • Friday
At the House.
13 May 1876 • Saturday
At the House. Not well to-day.
14 May 1876 • Sunday
Feeling badly. Went out to Soldiers' Home. The scenery is magnificent.
15 May 1876 • Monday
Found Bro. Jennings and daughters at Willard's this morning. Took breakfast with them. Took them around to various places of interest. Called upon President Grant. Visited the Capitol. Lunched there. In afternoon took carriage to Soldier's Home. Elizabeth and Mary Alice were in company. Dined at Willard's
16 May 1876 • Tuesday
Went through the Treasury, saw the paper currency in all its stages of preparation. Went to Capitol, examined the heating and ventilating apparatus and various points <objects> of interest; also the Botanical Garden. Dined at Willard's
Went to Mount Vernon to-day. I felt very unwell. The folks all urged me to go as they thought the trip would do me good. The morning was showery, the day was cool. Washington had a magnificent home here. The mansion is old-fashioned. The sail on the river is very fine. Reached Washington at 4.30 pm Bro Jennings had to hurry to get off for Philadelphia at 5.30 p.m. Mrs. Grant sent Elizabeth a beautiful basket of flowers, also one to the Sister Jennings. I had a very sick time this evening; I was threatened with chills and fever. I took a liquor sweat – that is, I stripped and sat with blankets around me on a wooden chair under which liquor was burning in a cup.
Went to the House; but suffering from sickness.
Went to the House. A little better to-day.
At the House. Quite unwell.
At one time to-day I was very unwell; but I felt much better in the evening. Attended to Sunday's duties and wrote editorial thought, for the "Juvenile Instructor" (Ethan Allen)
At the House. Notified that the Com. on Elections would take up my case on Thursday. Drew ekolu haneri dala [three hundred dollars] for Mr. Eldredge my lawyer.
At the House
At the room of Com. on Elections. Baskin argued his case for an hour and a half, very cunningly and adroitly. At first the Com. I think were disposed to think he had not much of a case, but before he got through they thought he had a pretty good case. The Chairman (Harris of Va.) and two others spoke in praise to me of his shrewdness and his ability as a lawyer. Went with Mr. Eldredge to Gibson Bro's. to get his brief printed. There were present of the Com. this morning: Harris of Va., Chairman, Thompson of Mass., House of Tenn., De Bolt of Mo., Poppleton of Ohio, Beebe of N. Y., Townsend of N. Y., Baker of Ind., Brown of Kansas. Absent Blackburn of Ky., & Wells of Miss.
Baskin is jubilant. He has told several who have told me that he is sure of getting me unseated. He swears by his Creator that this will be so. I expect he talks to many from whom I do not hear. He is not so sure that he will get the seat himself, but says he it will be a great outrage if he does not get it. He has spread a snare for me, has arranged a trap and dug a pit. He expects I shall be caught. We shall see. He has expected such things before this, and he has been disappointed. My trust is in the Lord. He has never forgotten me, nor delivered me to my enemies. He has rescued me from many troubles and he will not desert me in this.
Reading proof of Mr. Eldredge's brief and argument. At the House. Took Mary Alice to hear the Marine Band at the White House grounds.
Attended to my duties to-day and we enjoyed ourselves.
Mr. Eldredge made his argument before the Com. on Elections in my case and was listened to attentively. He occupied 85 minutes. Baskin occupied 5 minutes afterwards. There were present: Harris of Va., Chairman, Thompson of Mass., House of Tenn., De Bolt of Mo., Townsend of N. Y., Baker of Ind. and Wells of Miss. and Brown of Kansas. Absent Blackburn of Ky., Beebe of N. Y. and Poppleton of Ohio. Mr. Eldredge was credited with having made an able argument.
Decoration Day and a holiday. We walked through the Agricultural and Smithsonian grounds and visited the Smithsonian Institute. In evening visited Lafayette Square; had a talk there with Judge Aldis concerning miracles.
Baskin was around lively to-day circulating his brief and argument. At the House. Bro. Milner left to-day.


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It won't be the first time Mark Curry has gone to Western Australia for cricket. The Mount Hutton 58-year-old travelled across the Nullarbor Plain once as a player and another as a coach – both representing NSW Country. But this weekend will be just as, if not even more, satisfying when the all-rounder returns as an invited guest and gets inducted into the Australian Country Cricket Championships hall of fame. "It's pretty special," Curry, better known by his nickname Prawns, said. The former Charlestown and Belmont first grader and current Cardiff-Boolaroo coach will be joined by Queensland pair Brian May and Michael Warden as the first players to make the newly established honour roll. The previous two groups of inductees were late tournament founders and long-serving administrators, but the efforts of those out in the middle will be recognised in 2018. "I always enjoyed it," the Hunter Sports High School deputy principal said. "You got to play at different places around the country and it was always a good standard of cricket." Curry enjoyed a stellar career across 13 carnivals – eight as a player and five later as a coach – and recalls claiming four national titles. He held the Bush Blues' record for appearances (39) and runs (1916 at an average of 66.07) until surpassed by Merewether skipper Simon Moore within the last decade. The left-handed batsman made five centuries and 13 fifties, featuring a highest score of 138. The left-arm orthodox spinner also took 61 wickets at 20.07 apiece, with best figures of 6-55. Throw in 18 catches for good measure and it's little wonder the NSW Country star was named player of the series on three successive occasions from 1989-1990, which included a competition-topping 412 runs at 82.40 in 1991-1992. "We had a lot of success as NSW which was really good," he said. "But it's the friendships that you make that last, rather than the cricket." The seven-time Newcastle player of the year and wife Julie depart the Hunter on Friday and will attend Saturday night's official presentation dinner in Geraldton. The event will mark the end of this year's carnival.
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Curry into hall of fame
HONOUR: Mount Hutton 58-year-old Mark Curry will be inducted into the Australian Country Cricket Championships hall of fame in Geraldton on Saturday night. Picture: Stefan Moore
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It won't be the first time Mark Curry has gone to Western Australia for cricket.
The Mount Hutton 58-year-old travelled across the Nullarbor Plain once as a player and another as a coach – both representing NSW Country.
But this weekend will be just as, if not even more, satisfying when the all-rounder returns as an invited guest and gets inducted into the Australian Country Cricket Championships hall of fame.
"It's pretty special," Curry, better known by his nickname Prawns, said.
The former Charlestown and Belmont first grader and current Cardiff-Boolaroo coach will be joined by Queensland pair Brian May and Michael Warden as the first players to make the newly established honour roll.
The previous two groups of inductees were late tournament founders and long-serving administrators, but the efforts of those out in the middle will be recognised in 2018.
"I always enjoyed it," the Hunter Sports High School deputy principal said.
"You got to play at different places around the country and it was always a good standard of cricket."
Curry enjoyed a stellar career across 13 carnivals – eight as a player and five later as a coach – and recalls claiming four national titles.
He held the Bush Blues' record for appearances (39) and runs (1916 at an average of 66.07) until surpassed by Merewether skipper Simon Moore within the last decade.
The left-handed batsman made five centuries and 13 fifties, featuring a highest score of 138.
The left-arm orthodox spinner also took 61 wickets at 20.07 apiece, with best figures of 6-55.
Throw in 18 catches for good measure and it's little wonder the NSW Country star was named player of the series on three successive occasions from 1989-1990, which included a competition-topping 412 runs at 82.40 in 1991-1992.
"We had a lot of success as NSW which was really good," he said. "But it's the friendships that you make that last, rather than the cricket."
The seven-time Newcastle player of the year and wife Julie depart the Hunter on Friday and will attend Saturday night's official presentation dinner in Geraldton.
The event will mark the end of this year's carnival.
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Q: How to print the position and value of a nested array using recursion in Javascript I have a simple question
have a nested list using recursion I have to print all the nested array as well as the value of main array  .
In-put
var list = ['a', ['a','b','c',['a','b','c']],'b', 'c'];
printList('foo',list);

Out-put
foo.0.a
foo.1.0.a
foo.1.1.b
foo.1.2.c
foo.1.3.0.a
foo.1.3.1.b
foo.2.b
foo.3.c

But I am able to print only till one level deep

var list = ['a', ['a','b','c',['a','b','c']],'b', 'c'];
   var printList = function(name,list){

     for(var i=0;i< list.length;i++){

         if(Array.isArray(list[i]))
             {
               printList(name+'.'+i,list[i]);

             }
             else{

                 document.write(name+'.'+i+'.'+list[i]+'
');

             }

     }
   }

   printList('foo',list);

I have added the code snippet have a look
Thanks

A: This is because the i in the for loop became a global variable, making it loose its value once in the recursion.
add var i; declaration before for loop in the function and the issue should be solved.
var list = ['a', ['a','b','c',['a','b','c']],'b', 'c'];
    var printList = function(name,list){
        var i;
        for(i=0;i< list.length;i++) {
            if(Array.isArray(list[i])) {
                printList(name+'.'+i,list[i]);
            } else {
                  document.write(name+'.'+i+'.'+list[i]+'
');
            }
        }
    }

    printList('foo',list);

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I heard that while Kamsa was dying, he cursed Shri Krishna that he (Shri Krishna) will also die in the hands of his nephew.
Shri Krishna had only one sister i.e Subhadra. So, while she was pregnant, Shri Krishna was telling her the secret of Chakravyuha, as it was a boring topic for her, she slept soon but the child inside her womb was listening to Shri Krishna's explanation.
The child was acknowledging that he is listening to the explanation by doing hmm sound frequently.
Shri Krishna told the child about how to enter the Chakravyuha but not how to exit it so that the child will die in Chakravyuha and Shri Krishna can get rid of the curse. But some other sources say that Arjuna was explaining the Chakravyuha to Subhadra, when he explained the entering of Chakravyuha, Shri Krishna interrupted him and took him away.
And also during the battle (Mahabharata), Shri Krishna as a charioteer diverted Arjuna's (who is aware of Chakravyuha) Chariot far from the Chakravyuha when Abhimanyu was entering in to it.
PS: There were other nephews of Shri Krishna known as upa-pandavas. Though they weren't in direct relation with Shri Krishna, they died on the night of the end of Mahabharata war.
I haven't heard about the version you wrote, but there are other 2 versions also famous. Both suggest that Abhimanyu was belonging to "Raakshasha" (Demon like) clan.
According the Bheel Mahabharata, Krishna had captured this Danava and he entered Subhadra's womb. The danava was extremely strong & mighty (may be little less than Bhima's grandson Yalamber).
Even before entering the Chakravyuha, Abhimanyu praises few things about his own powers which might be "not so inspiring" for his fans.
According to Harekrsna - Abhimanyu chapter, according to one South Indian tradition, it is a curse from Durvasa that makes Abhimanyu a Rakshasa in his current birth. In a former life he was a gatekeeper at Rama's palace, and Durvasa cursed him to be born as a Rakshasa in his future life because he refused entry to the sage into Rama's court.
In general, the reason for Krishna desiring Abhimanyu's death may not be exactly because he was a Raakshasa, but may be because Abhimanyu's capability of killing the entire Kaurava+Pandava clan all alone (assumption).
And he who was known as the mighty Varchas, the son of Soma, became Abhimanyu of wonderful deeds, the son of Arjuna.
'I cannot give (part with) my son. He is dearer to me than life itself. Let this be the compact and let it be not transgressed. The destruction of the Asuras on earth is the work of the celestials, and, therefore, it is our work as well. Let this Varchas, therefore, go thither, but let him not stay there long. Nara, whose companion is Narayana, will be born as Indra's son and indeed, will be known as Arjuna, the mighty son of Pandu. This boy of mine shall be his son and become a mighty car-warrior in his boyhood. And let him, ye best of immortals, stay on earth for sixteen years.
'So be it.' And then all together applauded and worshipped (Soma) the king of stars.
Thus, how Abhimanyu died was demanded by Soma (the Moon God).
As mentioned above, it was Arjuna, Subhadra's husband who was telling her the ways to break through a chakravyuha, and not her brother Krishna. And during the battle (Mahabharata), Shri Krishna as a charioteer diverted Arjuna's (who is aware of Chakravyuha) Chariot far from the Chakravyuha when Abhimanyu was entering in to it. Sri Krishna did it to save King Dhrupad' s kingdom from the hands of the Kaurav army who had already attacked Panchal. King Dhrupad was a student of Lord Parashuram and he too was aware of breaking the chakravyuha. And to defend his kingdom, he would be taking a part of the Pandava army, which would make them weaker. Lord Krishna was confident enough that, Arjuna would be capable of battling the Kaurav army out there alone;he also knew that it would take King Dhrupad a long time to reach his kingdom, while the Lord himself could travel lightning fast and come to the rescue. So, he took Arjun away, leaving Abhimanyu in the hands of King Dhrupad and the remaing four Pandavas.
First part. It was Arjuna who was speaking with Subadhra regarding Chakravyuha. There is no part for Krishna there.
Abhimanyu said, 'Desiring victory to my sires, soon shall I in battle penetrate into that firm, fierce and foremost of arrays formed by Drona. I have been taught by my father the method of (penetrating and) smiting this kind of array. I shall not be able, however, to come out if any kind of danger overtakes me.
Bonus News: A child inside a mother can listen only when the mother is sleeping and not when mother is awake. It was like Arjuna was explaining things and when he came to chakravyuha, Subadra might have fallen asleep paving Abimanyu to listen to entering the vyuha. Noticing Subadra fallen asleep, Arjuna might have stopped going further and hence Abimanyu never get to know how to come out of the formation.
Second part. No. Kamsa never cursed krishna. If he has cursed, Krishna would indeed be dead by his nephew as curses does come into effect on those days.
Third part. Arjuna was not in the field and that is the only reason Abimanyu was asked to spear head the attack even though he had only little knowledge. So it is not krishna who just drove away just so Abimanyu can have a warrior's death but they were already not available in the field to break into the vyuha.
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Hey pallies, like here is some way cool Dinoprose tagged "The Song Of The Soused" written by Ty Burr soon after our Dino departed planet earth. At the end of the article Burr quotes Dinobiographer Nick Tosches 'bout our Dino bein' like an American Buddha. This gave way to some Dinoinspiration by my Dinobro Keith (who is most faithful in his readin' of and respondin' to the Dinoblog) and I to share some Dinopatter on how our Dino is like the Buddha. Plans to run those comments over the next several Dinodays for your Dinoreadin' Dinopleasure, and of course for your Dinocommentary as well. If you wanna read this Dinoarticle in it's original format, just click on the tagg of this Dinopost.
THE SONG OF THE SOUSED
The original slacker, Dean Martin
glorified the lush life on stage and screen.
By Ty Burr, Entertainment Weekly, 12 January 1996
If the signal attribute of late-20th-century American pop culture is cool, and if the essence of cool is the projection of detachment, then maybe--just maybe--Dean Martin was the real Chairman of the Board. Sinatra is the greater artist, of course, but in a way, that's what hangs him up--despite naming an album No One Cares, Sinatra obviously has cared, especially about his music. But Martin, who died Christmas Day 1995 from acute respiratory failure at age 78, never seemed to give a rat pack about anything. He achieved success on the charts, in movies, even on TV (the one arena that Ol' Blue Eyes never conquered) while floating above the fray with bibulous serenity. In an industry of self-publicists, Dean Martin remained insistently unknowable.
That quality gave him charisma while marking him as a lightweight, made him seem absurdly passe by the mid-'70s while giving him a weird, nearly existential purity in his final decades. Slackers may be sipping martinis and neo-hipsters like Greg Mangus might be singing Martinesquely, but there was no Bennett-style comeback for Martin; in fact, he sourly bailed out of a 1988 reunion tour with Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. after hollering "I wanna go home!" from the stage and flicking a lit cigarette butt into the audience. His ex-wife Jeanne, to whom he was married for 23 years, once sighed, "There's either nothing under there or too much." Nick Tosches' 1992 biography, Dino: Living High in the Dirty Business of Dreams, calls him a menefreghista, Italian for "one who simply does not give a f---."
Born Dino Paul Crocetti on June 17, 1917, Martin grew up the son of an immigrant barber in Steubenville, Ohio. He worshiped at the altar of Bing Crosby and made a go at a singing career, mutating from Dino Crocetti to Dino Martini to Dean Martin, and picking up a new nose in the process. In 1946, he and a lantern-jawed comedian named Jerry Lewis began kibitzing in on each other's acts; by the time the duo played Slapsie Maxie's in Los Angeles two years later, they had the industry in their palms.
Sixteen hugely popular Martin and Lewis films followed in seven years, and as the comedian's ambitions ballooned, Martin simmered, despite having a successful recording career on Capitol that crested with the 1953 top hit "That's Amore." By 1956, tired of breakups and makeups with the insecure Lewis, Martin told him, "You can talk about love all you want. To me, you're nothing but a f---ing dollar sign." And he was outta there, pally. Martin never looked back, rarely acknowledging Lewis' existence, while his ex-partner erupted in public outpourings of separation anxiety. (Lewis was too "shattered by grief" to comment on Martin's death, according to Lewis' manager.)
No one thought Martin would make it on his own. Reviews for his first solo film, Ten Thousand Bedrooms, were brutal ("Apart [from Lewis], Mr. Martin is a fellow with little humor and a modicum of charm," said The New York Times). But Martin's ensuing choices were inspired: a GI in The Young Lions opposite Brando, an alcoholic deputy (his best dramatic role) in Rio Bravo.
Then the Rat Pack came calling, offering the position of Frankie Lite alongside Sinatra, Davis, Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop in movies and Vegas nightclubs. To make his allegiance clear, Martin left Capitol to record on, and financially back, Sinatra's Reprise Records. His apotheosis came in 1964: "Everybody Loves Somebody" knocked the Beatles out of the No. 1 spot, and he starred in Billy Wilder's Kiss Me, Stupid, which epitomized Martin's persona as a lovable, lecherous lush. Condemned by critics and the Catholic Legion of Decency, Stupid was the Showgirls of its day, yet its acrid playboy nihilism may be the closest he came to a personal statement.
The next year saw the debut of The Dean Martin Show, a variety program that ran for nine successful seasons on NBC. Yet pop culture was shifting away from him: The show's va-va-voom chorus line, the Golddiggers, caused the National Organization for Women to give Martin a Keep-Her-in-Her-Place award during the final season. The Matt Helm spy spoof series that began promisingly with 1966's The Silencers quickly ran aground with three limp follow-ups. His records veered toward workaday country; Martin would lay down vocals only after producer Jimmy Bowen had recorded all the other tracks.
The late '70s and '80s saw Martin slope off into halfhearted singing gigs and celebrity roasts featuring the likes of Milton Berle and Foster Brooks--Last Suppers for the borscht belt. After his son Dino Jr., 35, died in a 1987 plane crash, Martin seemed to vanish into himself. He haunted Hollywood restaurants, alone, with an ever-present drink in his hand. "I'm just waiting to die," Paul Anka says Martin told him one night.
But that tragic vision doesn't square. Tragedy necessitates self-knowledge, and indications are that Dean Martin rolled blissfully on the waves of unthinking fortune to the end of his days. "He had no interest in his own life," says biographer Tosches. "He was completely content in his solitude. I wanted him to hit 80. That was the age that Buddha was when he died. I kind of thought of him as an American Buddha."
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I love this article. While I think Tosches in his tome probably came the closest to uncovering the true Dino, I still think there is so much mystery there. Dino is an enigma. He's so unknowable is many ways. Dino's style, charisma, wit, talent, etc. was on display on stage, tv, movies, and records. He shared his words of wisdom and his philosophy of life with us in this manner. He's definitely an America Buddha. I definitely want to follow the Way of Dino.
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