Archaeologists have made frequent use of ethnographic data and observations to assist with the interpretation of traces of ancient hunter-gatherer-fisher settlements and activities. Since the mid-twentieth century, archaeologists have increasingly been involved directly in the collection of such information, giving rise to a distinct disciplinary subfield known as 'ethnoarchaeology', and some of the most influential ethnoarchaeological studies have been conducted among hunter-gatherers. This paper reviews the development of ethnoarchaeological research among hunter-gatherer-fishers, their strengths and limitations, the main topics of research, and the interpretive significance and value of the results of such studies. Examples are drawn from a very wide range of hunter-gatherer-fisher societies and environmental and geographical settings. In the concluding sections, processualist and post-processualist approaches are compared and contrasted, and emerging trends, research lacunae and avenues for future research are reviewed.
Paul J. Lane is an archaeologist with over twenty-five years' research experience in Africa. His main interests are in the historical ecology of African landscapes, the archaeology of colonial encounters, the materialisation of memory, the organisation and use of space and time in pre-industrial societies, maritime archaeology, and the transition to farming in Africa. A former Director of the British Institute in Eastern Africa (1998-2006) and President of the Society of Africanist Archaeologists (2008-10), he is currently Professor of Global Archaeology at Uppsala University and Honorary Research Fellow in the School of Geography, Archaeology and Environmental Studies, Witwatersrand University, South Africa.


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Myths and Legends in my veins
Pairing up artists to produce works that honour their ancestors is the genesis for curator Reina Sutton's forthcoming project, Myths and Legends in my veins.
"We are all connected somehow," Reina says. "There are myths and legends from all corners of the world. One or more of these stories flow through our bloodlines. The purpose of Myths and Legends in my veins is to reveal some of these, and how they connect us with others."
This Tautai supported exhibition will present adornments that draw on the strength of the artists' forebears, honouring them – and the myths and legends passed down that shape the artists' world view. The works will be collaborative and Reina hopes audiences will continue this 'conversation'.
"Our myths and legends live on through us. Myths and Legends in my veins is about encouraging discussions about who you are, what you know about yourself and your connections with others. It's about learning and looking towards your ancestors and getting to know them because I feel that, to know your ancestors is to know yourself."
A selection of adornments that the artists produce will be activated, at the opening of the exhibition, by dancers who will embody/channel the artists' ancestors/deities. A full version of this activation will be filmed and projected in the gallery space. This moving image/short film will be the second collaboration between artists Robert George and Reina Sutton. The resulting moving image work will have another life as a digital catalogue of the exhibition which can be accessed when the exhibition opens in October.
"My own practice revolves around storytelling and activating spaces," Reina says, "and my culture also places a high value on personal adornment". Myths and Legends in my veins draws on both elements. "After being brought up in a religious household which distanced me from my Solomon Island culture, I'm now going through the process of becoming more familiar with my/that culture as well as other cultures in the Pacific. Adornments such as the Kapkap feature heavily in my culture. You will find throughout my work, that I reference these adornments. They are not mere trinkets. These pieces encapsulate and are a source of power and strength. They are physical representations of our Chiefs and in some provinces of the Solomon Islands, these adornments hold the spirits of the dead. For myself, to wear jewellery/adornments from my culture is an important part of being physically connected to my people."
Reina hopes the works in Myths and Legends in my veins will prove intriguing for the artists and audiences alike. "This will be my first major curatorial project in a public gallery. I'm excited about the people I'm working with and to see what they come up with. Ultimately I want them to create an interesting narrative that opens up discussions in their own and audience's minds."
The 35-year old believes everyone is creative, including individuals who are discouraged from believing so. She has deliberately chosen artists and pairings with complementary and differing personalities and practices, in an effort to engineer combinations that work together and provoke thought.
Curated by Reina Sutton, artists include Rosanna Raymond and Molana Sutton; Siliga David Setoga and Sean Terra Hill; Mandy Flood and Troy Egan; Vaimaila Urale and Dorothy de Lautour; Julian Chote and artist Ben Birks; Robert George and Reina Sutton.
24 October – 5 December 2015
Papakura Art Gallery, 10 Averill Street, Auckland

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National Competition Selects 12 Libraries and Museums to Build Innovative Learning Labs for Teens
November 17, 2011 ASTC News, Featured, Member News, Partners Larry Hoffer
Today,the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation announced the first 12 winners of a national competition to build 21st Century learning labs in museums and libraries around the country. The winners—four museums and eight libraries—will receive a total of $1.2 million in grants to plan and design the labs. Inspired by YOUMedia, a new teen space at the Chicago Public Library, and innovations in science and technology centers, these labs will help young people move beyond consuming content to making and creating it.
"This competition was announced in answer to President Obama's Educate to Innovate campaign, a nationwide effort to bring American students to the forefront in science and math, to provide the workers of tomorrow with the skills they need today," said Susan Hildreth, Director of the Institute of Museum and Library Services. "Libraries and museums are part of re-envisioning learning in the 21st century; they are trusted community institutions where teens can follow their passions and imagine exciting futures."
"Digital media are profoundly influencing young people's lives, their behavior, their civic participation, and where and how they learn," said Robert Gallucci, President of the MacArthur Foundation. "These innovative new teen labs are designed to provide young people with engaging and diverse opportunities for learning and exploration beyond the classroom. The nation's libraries and museums play an important role in leveling the playing field by providing greater access to learning experiences that equip our young people with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in the 21st Century."
Locations for the 12 new learning labs include: San Francisco, CA; Thornton, CO; Columbia, MD; St. Paul, MN; Kansas City, MO; New York, NY; Columbus, OH; Portland, OR; Allentown, PA; Philadelphia, PA; Nashville, TN; and Houston, TX.
The learning labs will be based on new research about how young people learn today. Teens will use both digital and traditional media that promote creativity, critical thinking, and hands-on learning. The labs will connect teens to mentors and peers, as well as anytime, anywhere access to informationthrough online social networks so that they can pursue their interests more deeply. The winning institutions will match the funds from the competition and partner with local educational, cultural, and civic organizations to build a network of learning opportunities for young people.
IMLS and MacArthur selected the Urban Libraries Council (ULC) and the Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC) to manage the competition. They will ensure the new lab locations use best practice principles, based on research and evidence in the field of youth digital learning, to help young people gain 21st century skills and an effective STEM education.
The 12 recipients of this round of grants were selected out of a pool of 98 applicants from 32 states. Applications were evaluated by professionals with relevant expertise in digital media and learning and museum and library management. Winners will participate—in-person and online—in a community of practice that will provide technical assistance, networking, and cross-project learning. Application materials for a second round of grants will be available in spring 2012. More information is available at www.imls.gov.
Click here to view the list of locations that have been selected as part of the first round of a national competition to plan and design 21st Century learning labs in libraries and museums around the country.
About the Institute of Museum and Library Services
The Institute of Museum and Library Services is the primary source of federal support for the nation's 123,000 libraries and 17,500 museums. The Institute's mission is to create strong libraries and museums that connect people to information and ideas. The Institute works at the national level and in coordination with state and local organizations to sustain heritage, culture, and knowledge; enhance learning and innovation; and support professional development. To learn more about the Institute, please visit www.imls.gov.
About the MacArthur Foundation's Digital Media and Learning Initiative
The MacArthur Foundation supports creative people and effective institutions committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. In addition to selecting the MacArthur Fellows, the Foundation works to defend human rights, advance global conservation and security, make cities better places, and understand how technology is affecting children and society. The Foundation's digital media and learning initiative aims to determine how digital media are changing the way young people learn, play, socialize, and participate in civic life. The goal is to build a base of evidence about how young people learn today, in an effort to re-imagine learning in the 21st century. More information is available at www.macfound.org/learning.
About the Association of Science-Technology Centers
The Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC) is a global nonprofit organization of science centers and museums committed to raising public understanding of science's role in solving critical societal issues, and its value in igniting and nurturing the innovative spirit that people of all ages need for success in today's world. ASTC encourages excellence and innovation in informal science learning by serving and linking its members worldwide and advancing their common goals. Founded in 1973, ASTC's nearly 600 members in 44 countries include not only science centers and museums, but also nature centers, aquariums, planetariums, space centers, zoos, botanical gardens, and natural history and children's museums, as well as companies, consultants, and other organizations that share an interest in informal science education. Visit www.astc.org to learn more about ASTC and find a science center near you.
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Urban Libraries Council (ULC) is a membership organization made up of North America's premier public library systems and the corporations supporting them. While ULC's members primarily represent urban and suburban settings, the work done by ULC is widely used by all libraries including those in rural settings. ULC strategically addresses issues important to all communities including education, workforce and economic development, public safety, environmental sustainability, health, and wellness. ULC's members are thought leaders dedicated to the continuous evolution and strengthening of libraries to meet changing community needs. As ULC celebrates its forty-year anniversary, its work focuses on helping library leaders develop and utilize skills and strategies that match the challenges of the 21st century. Learn more at www.urbanlibraries.org.
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we will start with a treatise called The Physics, from the Greek phusis for nature.
is to inquire into the principals of change.
that it's not illusory or incoherent as Parmenides alleged.
So Aristotle's first task will be to answer Parmenides challenge.
change which does not imply that there is coming into being from what is not.
This is the project he undertakes in book one of the Physics.
been responding to the Parmenidean Challenge for at least a century.
reasons that needn't concern us right now.
Aristotle summarizes his version of this strategy in chapter seven of book one.
And in chapter eight he explains how it meets Parmenides challenge.
I'm going to focus on chapter seven.
an underlying subject and two contraries.
into a mature tree, it changes from small to large.
At the beginning of the change, there is a small oak tree.
which has come to be from the small one.
it still comes to be from something that is, that is, an oak.
So this isn't a case of coming into being from what is not.
still there at the end, then change is not vulnerable to Parmenides' objection.
But what about when the oak tree comes into existence?
It can't be the underlying subject of this change, so what is?
so let's look at a simpler example to get the general idea.
the statue is not there at the beginning of the process, but the bronze is.
The statue comes to be not from nothing but from the bronze.
the bronze persists through the change in which the statue comes into existence.
We might say the statue is a rearrangement of some stuff that was there all along.
the finished product the matter, the [FOREIGN] of the statue.
but after, at the end of the change, it is statue shaped.
which he will later tell us is what it is to be a statue.
Note the platonic pedigree of this notion.
what it is made of, and its form, what it is.
as its constituent matter, an underlying subject from which it comes to be.
as in the case of a bronze statue or a brick wall and so forth.
But it's more complicated in the case of natural substances like trees and animals.
So what is the matter of the oak tree?
the oak tree is made of branches, bark, and leaves.
they can't be the persisting subject underlies the trees coming into being.
it hasn't persisted through to the end.
Rather it's been replaced by the sapling and the mature tree.
So the acorn can't be that from which the oak tree comes to be.
we have to ask what the wood, bark, and leaves are made of.
at least in the sublunary region.
ether, but that needn't concern us here.
to identify the persisting subject of a coming to be.
come to be, we can identify familiar sorts of stuffs, wood, metal, rock and so forth.
fire, and water to identify the persisting subject out of which they come to be.
Here's how the story goes in the case of the oak tree.
the mature tree is made up of elemental earth, air, fire, and water.
Most of these constituents were somewhere else when the oak tree was a sapling.
together into the complicated structure that is the oak tree.
the oak tree's coming into being.
And the same is true of you and me and our ultimate constituents.
It is out of our material constituents that we have come to be.
So this is Aristotle's answer to Parmenides challenge.
so change does involve coming into being from what is not.
Now that's a perfectly good answer to Parmenides.
But now it looks like Aristotle has a new problem.
everything else, and have the distinctive feature of being subjects of change.
two of Aristotle's examples of primary substances in the categories.
Fido play as subjects for inherent properties like size and shape.
And of universals, such as human, dog, and animal.
He also points out that they are subjects of changes.
They sit down and stand up or move to a new neighborhood.
change of which Socrates and Fido are not the subject.
The change that is their coming into being.
a collection of earth, air, fire and water that are the subject of that change.
So this leaves us with two questions.
water seem to satisfy the subject test for being a substance.
So should we add them to the list of primary substances?
Water doesn't this make them inherent properties of the material elements?
substances in the categories turned out to have a subject in which they adhere.
So how can we continue to regard them as primary substances?


Beam Sofa System by Patricia Urquiola. Architectural rigour in a warm embrace.
The Beam Sofa System is made up of soft cushions supported by a beam, a sharp line, that 'raises' the flexible and lightweight back and armrest cushions which meet in an skilful embrace. The Beam Sofa System has those hidden qualities that often characterise the company's models and that pay tribute to Vico Magistretti's work. The project comprises a beam base and a series of enveloping cushions and seating. The result is a non-conformist sectional sofa.
An inviting sofa characterised by a play on movement and overlap The formal rigour of the Beam Sofa System's base contrasts with its inviting cushions. The sofa's armrest can be regulated in two positions at 30° and the chain mechanism of the folded side/back cushion means that it can be positioned as desired to make the piece even more comfortable.
The side view of the sofa particularly gives value to the detail of the armrest which contains the backrest in an embrace.
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In 2007, Mrs. Specht joined the Bellmawr Learning Community as the Supervisor of Curriculum and Instruction. After receiving her Principal certificate, she became the Director of Curriculum and Instruction. She has enjoyed working with teachers and students in the classrooms throughout the district discussing and exploring new ways to enjoy teaching and learning. Mrs. Specht strives every day with teachers and students to attain excellence in any learning experience.
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2. Update the web store with new items.
4. Put up Paisley's swing set fort.
5. Commit to a workout routine.
6. Plan an overnight date night for Zack and I.
Prepare for Farm Girl Birthday party.
Host our lifegroup at our house.
June was such a busy month with preparing to meet our new sweet baby girl! With the rain we were unable to get her fort up so that is one of our top goals for the month!
1. Put up Paisley's swing set fort.
2. Pack our hospital bags.
You can see what I packed here.
3. Meet our new baby girl!
Introduction post here and birth story post here.
4. Post our newborn session photos.
5. Figure out a routine for our growing family.
2. Develop a new skin care routine.
3. Celebrate Paisley's little friend Sadie at her Garden Birthday Party! We had a blast at Sadie's sweet little birthday! You can view that post here.
4. Finish the nursery. I cannot wait to share our photos from the nursery. It turned out better than I imagined.
5. Pack our hospital bags!
-I know, I should really have our bags packed by now but I've been running in a million directions with training my cousin to help run Farm Girl while I am out and we have literally had something every weekend. BUT that is on the to-do list for the next couple of days. The rain has been so insane that our place has flooded, hence why we didn't get around to putting the little misses fort up. Hoping to get that done soon!


The Milwaukee County Board reversed part of County Executive Chris Abele's budget last Wednesday, overturning 23 of the 25 budget vetoes he issued.
County property taxes will increase 1.4 percent next year to $279.3 million. Abele said in a statement that his proposed changes would have spared taxpayers $5.2 million over the next three years.
Some of the most significant rejections included Abele's parks policing plan and his veto against increasing county employee benefits.
Steve Taylor, second vice-chairman of the Milwaukee County Board and supervisor of District 9, said he favored the majority of Abele's vetoes because he is opposed to increasing property taxes.
The most expensive budget amendment resulted from the board's $3.6 million investment in county employee flex spending accounts. These payroll tax-exempt accounts allow employees to reserve chunks of their salaries for certain sanctioned expenses – usually medical costs or care of dependents – and expire at the end of each year.
But much of the investment's tax impact was counterbalanced by reducing county employees' net gains. The board voted to scale back salary increases and terminate a bonus program supported by Abele.
The board also voted unanimously against Abele's initiative to consolidate Milwaukee County Parks with the Milwaukee Police Department, which he said would save $1.5 million. The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department currently performs park patrol duties, but Abele and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett planned to merge the city police force with the county parks system in 2013 to spare tax dollars – the first cooperative city-county effort in a decade.
Critics argued that the plan would divert already limited resources from the city and cost county deputies their jobs. Milwaukee County Board Supervisors David Cullen and Willie Johnson, Jr. denounced the plan in a press release.
Another board victory resulted in the enforcement of the residency rule on Abele's economic development director, Brian Taffora. The rule stipulates that county employees must live in Milwaukee County, but Abele's personnel director granted Taffora, an Ozaukee County resident, an indefinite waiver in the spring. Taffora will now need to seek reappointment and secure board support annually to continue in his job if he continues living outside Milwaukee County.


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what if i just started writing even if it wasn't smart or funny or meaningful or anything? what if?


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Snoop Dogg Shares Explicit Message Amid Gayle King and Kobe Bryant Controversy
By Brian Jones - February 10, 2020 11:59 am EST
Snoop Dogg has been one of the biggest critics of Gayle King's interview with Lisa Leslie, which included questions about Kobe Bryant's sexual assault accusation in 2003. And it looks like the rapper continues to take shots at King with one of his most recent Instagram posts. While he doesn't write anything concerning the post, Snoop Dogg posted a photo of Peanuts character Snoopy wearing a shirt that includes an explicit phrase.
A post shared by snoopdogg (@snoopdogg) on Feb 9, 2020 at 9:43pm PST
When Snoop Dogg learned about the clip that was released which featured King asking Leslie about the assault accusation against Bryant, Snoop went off on her in a series of Instagram posts.
"Let the family mourn in peace," he said in the caption of his first post.
Snoop Dogg wanted to know why King wasn't going after Harvey Weinstein for his alleged actions and he also said "free Bill Cosby" in another post. He later went appeared on the Rickey Smiley Morning Show to explain his actions.
"I just think that wasn't even necessary," Snoop said when asked about the interview. "You got Lisa Leslie, an all-star, a great player and Olympic gold medalist who actually grew with Kobe."
"So it's like it's certain people that just wasn't like that so in Lisa's mind, she feel like, 'Why you keep asking the question when the case was dismissed?'" Snoop Dogg continued. "He wasn't even guilty. So if it was that serious, and no disrespect to the victim, but if it was that serious—if you did that to me—I'm getting on the witness stand and I'm coming forth to make sure you go do some time. Period!"
Bryant was accused of sexually assaulting a 19-year-old woman in Colorado in 2003; the case was dismissed after the alleged victim would not testify. She and Bryant later settled out of court for an undisclosed amount.
"My thing was... that was 2003. Some of his kids wasn't even born," the rapper added. "So, when you bringing that up you bringing information to them that they don't need to know nothing about, you get what I'm saying? I'm thinking about them." He also took issue with King's response to the outrage, which he called a "weak-a— apology."
Bryant was among the nine victims in a helicopter crash outside of Los Angeles on Jan. 26. His 13-year old daughter, Gianna, also died in the crash.
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Covid-19 Global Solidarity Coalition
Coalition for Universal Peace and Sustainable Life is Launched
Posted on May 24, 2020 May 25, 2020 by Ron Ridenour
Covid-19 Global Solidarity Coalition (CGSC) held two online conference launchings May23-4. Nearly two hundred people participated from several countries. They discussed the coalition's manifesto written last month by around 50 people from a score of countries.
Conference participants enthusiastically expressed agreement with the manifesto, signed by ca. 3000 people. They shared ideas for growth, connecting with other groups, and how to implement major points. There were many comments in both conferences regarding moral rights and duties, the need for a moral imperative; ending wars; finding ways for those without voices to be heard; the need to protect animals and mother earth.
The manifesto recognizes all our fundamental needs for survival, and providing opportunities to realize a fulfilling life for self and in commonwealth.
These sentences express its essence: "We demand an immediate global ceasefire in all conflicts and an end to the disease of war. We demand that every nation move at least half its military spending to provide health care, housing, childcare, nutrition, education, Internet access, and other social needs so we can truly protect people's physical, psychological, and economic security. [This includes] the closure of foreign military bases, the cessation of military exercises, the abolition of nuclear weapons…and an immediate lifting of all sanctions targeting entire nations, which are impoverishing vulnerable populations and killing people by blocking access to medicines and medical supplies.
"We demand that unsustainable capitalist economies, based on the fantasy of endless growth, be replaced with cooperatively based economies of care, where human life, biodiversity, and our natural resources are conserved and a universal basic income is guaranteed so that governments can work together to combat the existential threat of climate change."
Sign the manifesto here:
Who/What is the Coalition
When the pandemic set us all physically apart, a group of people from several countries gathered in online meetings to create connections and to overcome feelings of isolation and individual helplessness. First, a handful and then half a hundred activists, scholars, artists, writers, workers and students from 19 countries met to share experiences and ideas, to plan and build community. They formed the COVID-19 Global Solidarity Coalition.
"We are a multi-national group of individuals of diverse backgrounds with no collective affiliation to any political party. Our sense of humanity helps us defy perceivable barriers across nationality, color, gender, age, language, geographical location, and histories of activism," they wrote.
"We share a commitment to envision and create a world of social and economic equality, peace, and environmental sustainability—together, and through both small everyday acts and large structural changes. Our manifesto articulates our holistic vision of genuine co-operation across nations towards building a safe global community of thriving human beings. It is the first step of long-term commitments to hope, empowerment, and action. We invite all who are similarly minded to join us in pursuing and expanding our vision."
Observations, Proposals
During the launching conferences, people made these observations:
Confront essential problems as a human species; attack the causes of the inequalities, pollution, poverty and curable sicknesses. Our main objectives are to provide health and safety for all, universal equality and peace.
How to reach out to people everywhere, such as people from Russia, China, Venezuela, Iran, Cuba—countries that the United States seeks to dominate through war and "regime changes"?
How to make the manifesto a reality?
In the US, several groups are forming to find answers to inequities, making manifestos, and conducting actions, including periodic strikes. Workers' strikes have started a new awareness of what it means to be connected as workers, a reawakening of the working class. Some gains are already happening. (See: https://popularresistance.org/generalstrike2020-how-to-participate/ )
Popular Resistance founders suggested that we prioritize building a movement of movements, something like a civil equivalent to the Non-Aligned Movement of governments. They suggested that the coalition could support Iran and Venezuela, which the US has targeted for starvation through tough sanctions, the confiscation of their funds and assets in the US, UK and other European nations, forcibly denying them the right to sell their own resources, namely oil.
Other suggestions included: support for Wikileaks and its incarcerated founder Julian Assange; merging actions against wars and pollution of the planet; placing true democracy on the agenda, empowering citizenry, shifting from political and economic elites to grassroots networks.
One participant stated: "War, poverty, domination, exploitation, and other problems so brilliantly identified in the manifesto are all necessary products of capitalism, the concentration of ownership of the entire world in a few hands. The antidote to capitalism, in my opinion, is democracy. Bottom-up organization and institutions that focus on the public interest, on the equal distribution and stewardship of the world, restoration of the commons."
Activists in Italy, a couple of whom are members of the coalition, are resisting the government's military bases in foreign countries. Italy has seven military bases, including in Afghanistan and Libya where it participated in invasions of those countries.
The initiator of the coalition, anthropology Professor David Vine of American University, wrote a book about the US's militarization of the world, Base Nation.
Most foreign affairs writers place the number of US foreign bases at 800 in 130 countries. The US has troops warring in 76 countries, 39% of the world.
Brown University studies of the human and financial costs of US wars just since 9/11 documented direct war deaths at 801,000, half of those civilians, and 21 million war refugees. The financial price of these wars to taxpayers is $6.4 trillion.
Other researchers place the number of Iraqis killed since the US and "coalition of the willing" invasion, in 2003, at 2.4 million.
The only time in history that an accounting of Pentagon funds was undertaken, 1,200 independent auditors could not find how $2.7 trillion was spent. Auditors and Pentagon spokespersons agreed that the audit had failed and was impossible to complete. See Dave Lindorff's article.
By contrast to the US, Russia has 16 military bases in ten countries, most in former Soviet republics. China has only one military base beyond its borders. It is a "logistic support" facility in the small African country of Djibouti, where the US, France and Japan also have military bases. China is there to protect its merchant ships from pirates.
In the near future, the coalition will discuss how to implement the manifesto, how to create actions and interconnect with other groups.
Organizational Signatories to the Manifesto
Article 9 Canada
Council on Hemispheric Affairs
Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space
International Peace Research Association
Manhattan Project for a Nuclear-Free World
Popular Resistance
Unitarian Universalists for a Just Economic Community
RON RIDENOUR is a US expatriate journalist and anti-war activist living in Denmark. His books, "The Russian Peace Threat: Pentagon on Alert" and 'Winding Brook Stories' are available at Amazon and Lulu. His other work can be found at ronridenour.com; ronrorama@gmail.com
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Applications are now available for Angel Tree, the program that makes sure no little angel will be left with nothing under the tree come Christmas morning.
"It's a tradition that John Shapperd and I wanted to keep going," said organizer Jennifer Isaac.
Angel Tree, which is going into its 20th year in Golden, was originally supported by the Kinettes. Two years ago they were unable to continue it, so Isaac decided to continue with it on her own, with some help from TRU Hardware.
All information pertaining to the "angels" and the gift givers will be kept confidential. Anyone wishing to sign up an "angel" can just go to the Golden Women's Centre, the Food Bank, or the Government Agents Office to pick up an application, then drop it off again at the Government Agents Office before Dec. 13.
Gifts can be purchased until Dec. 20, and organizers are asking that the price of all gifts be kept around $30 to $50 at the most to keep it fair for all the children participating.
Last year Isaac was thrilled with the turnout, and had gifts bought for 70 children in Golden.
"Sometimes it can be hard to make sure no 'angels' are left on the tree. Last year we had six left, so we challenged some of the stores to purchase some gifts, and I challenged some of my friends," she said.


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Walker, our coattail governor, takes credit for Jobs, Low Unemployment, and Participation Rates!!!
Scott Walker is a career politician who knows how to wrap good news around all the bad news.
Last in the country for Business Startups: Our tax cutting freeloader and governor won't bother to invest in the future:
Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, one of the country's leading entrepreneurship advocacy and research organizations, wrote, not only was Wisconsin last; the gap between Wisconsin and the next-lowest states widened significantly from 2016 and 2015. The Kauffman Foundation said that without startups, there would be no net job growth in the U.S.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's office, meanwhile, said the latest Kauffman report is not a comprehensive analysis. It fails to include such data as wages, employment, industry and the long-term success of startups in each state.
Really, Walker wants to get into "wages?" More on that below. On employment, how'd that 250,000 jobs promise work out Scottie? Bottom line, Walker's statement discounts the importance of business startups...I can just hear the Democratic campaign ads now.
NonCompete Clause Problem: This was a new wrinkle thrown into the mix:
Joe Kirgues, co-founder of gener8tor, a company with offices in Milwaukee and Madison that runs a respected training program for startups, believes the prevalence of noncompete clauses in employee contracts squelches entrepreneurship here.
California and other states, he said, have moved to prohibit such clauses, which can prevent people from starting a new company immediately after leaving their employer. States without strong noncompete laws "tend to see the free movement of labor much like we encourage the free movement of capital," Kirgues said.
"By contrast, in states like Wisconsin the non-compete laws essentially lock up those individuals who gain the most insight into how an industry might perform better by prohibiting (them) from using those skills to build a new company in that industry."
People Moving Out of Wisconsin, Outbound migration numbers ignored:
A declining population, particularly when residents are moving out of state, often can be traced to a lack of job opportunities or a low quality of life. Between 2010 and 2015, 14,210 more people moved out of the state than moved in, equivalent to a net population loss of 0.2% over that time. Wisconsin is one of just 14 states with a net negative migration over the last five years. Home values in the state remained effectively stagnant over that time, even as the U.S. median home value increased by 12%. This is likely a product of outbound migration from the state.
Democratic Governor Jim Doyle's Great Recession: Walker's reelection bid is a smoke and mirrors extravaganza. Walker continues to blame the Great Recession on Gov. Doyle and the Democrats, blaming them for the massive job losses and high unemployment rate in the state, which by the way, was still lower than the national average. Walker repeats this so often the media has given up correcting him:
Even Walker's tweeted graph shows the dramatically lower unemployment rate in Wisconsin when he took office vs the national rate:
Here's an interactive graphic showing the exact numbers...:
Participation Rate BS: One of Walker's biggest bragging points is the states lower labor participation rate vs the national rate. But wait, our participation rate has always been lower, a trending mirror image of the slightly higher national rate...so...Walker is simply and unabashedly misleading voters, and taking credit for not really doing anything:
Walker's Rising Poverty: And who could forget this not so shocking rise in the poverty rate under Walker:
WSJ: Despite a new report showing Wisconsin has the fastest-shrinking middle class in the U.S., the Gov. Scott Walker administration says the state is headed in the right direction.
March 24, 2015: Wisconsin ranks worst among the 50 states in terms of a shrinking middle class, with real median household incomes here falling 14.7 percent since 2000, according to a new report. The Pew Charitable Trust report showed Wisconsin with the largest decline in the percentage of families considered "middle class."
The median household income in Wisconsin was $60,344 in 2000 but now stands at just $51,467 after adjusting for inflation. That's a dip of 14.7 percent. Nationally, median household incomes fell from $55,987 to $51,939 over the period, a decline of 7.2 percent.
Walker says No Hike in Minimum Wage: Walker has the luxury those stuck in the cycle of poverty don't, and that is to dream of better days:
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, and issued a statement saying: "Governor Walker wants jobs in Wisconsin that pay two or three times the minimum wage.
Scott Walker: "The left claims that they're for American workers and they've just got really lame ideas — things like the minimum wage. Instead of focusing on that, we need to talk about how we get people ... the careers that pay far more than the minimum wage."
What Walker doesn't want you know? Even business CEO's think the minimum wage should be raised, and that's from right wing word smith Frank Luntz:
The survey of 1,000 business executives across the country was conducted by LuntzGlobal, the firm run by Republican pollster Frank Luntz, and obtained by a liberal watchdog group called the Center for Media and Democracy. (The slide deck is here, and the full questionnaire is here.) Among the most interesting findings: 80 percent of respondents said they supported raising their state's minimum wage, while only eight percent opposed it. "That's where it's undeniable that they support the increase," Luntz told state chamber executives in a webinar describing the results.
Note: I just did a quick search for most of the above information. So why isn't the Wisconsin Democratic Party putting even more of this stuff together and arming possible candidates with the truth about Walker's record...I have no idea.
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I don't get it either John. It's very easy to call BS on Walker's claims and show that he's riding the coattails of the Obama Recovery and Wisconsin's past progressivism.
Why there isn't a truth squad debunking this bum everywhere he goes is beyond me. Especially when the next "gold standard" jobs report will be bad when it comes out in 3 weeks.
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This literature review provides background information on how others have addressed how to improve diversity, cultural equity and inclusion in the arts and culture sector, with a particular focus on boards of directors, the arts and culture workforce, audiences and programming, and culturally specific arts organizations.
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Here is a list of current signatories to the FCSA Supply Chain Partner Charter. They have each made a commitment towards implementing a preferred supplier list comprising exclusively of fully compliant and transparent FCSA Accredited Members.
Signing up for the Charter gives these recruitment agencies a clear competitive advantage and the ability to proudly display the FCSA Supply Chain Partner logo as a distinguishable kite mark to end hirers and contingent workers. All FCSA Supply Chain Partners are required to demonstrate their commitment to the Charter annually.


Imagine that doctors could deliver therapy deep inside the brain where no scalpel or drug can reach.
Imagine this changes the course of a teenager's depression, a parent's Alzheimer's disease or a neighbour's stroke.
Now imagine it's all done painlessly – using waves of sound.
Sunnybrook is a world leader in exploring the potential of focused ultrasound to meet this vision. Want to learn more? Explore focused ultrasound through Sunnybrook research and patient stories below.
Learn how ultrasound is being tested to treat a range of diseases.
Meet Bonny, the patient who made medical history.
Sunnybrook recognized as a Focused Ultrasound Centre of Excellence.
Watch Noreen's dramatic improvement after MRI guided- focused ultrasound.
Sunnybrook doctors will become the first in the world to guide internal radiation treatment, called brachytherapy, with real-time magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). As a result, they will be able to target tumours with unprecedented precision.
Brachytherapy involves the placement of radioactive seeds directly into cancerous tissue. Typically used to treat tumours that can be reached with surgical instruments, such as prostate, breast and gynecological cancers, brachytherapy enables doctors to strike tumours with high doses of radiation.
By making it possible to image tumours with MRI and then instantly place the brachytherapy seeds, Sunnybrook will be able to zero in on tumours like never before. Our doctors will also use MRI to quickly observe the treatment's effect on tumours, allowing them to adjust treatment if needed. For patients, MRI-guided brachytherapy will be more effective than brachytherapy guided by ultrasound imaging, while also having less of an impact on their daily lives.
The standard treatment for people with metastatic brain tumours – cancer that has spread to the brain from elsewhere in the body – has been radiation of the entire brain (whole-brain radiation). While this tactic helps control tumours, it also harms quality of life by damaging memory and other cognitive functioning.
A precise radiation therapy increasingly used at Sunnybrook, called stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS), may make whole-brain radiation – and its side-effects – a thing of the past. To make that happen, Sunnybrook will install the Gamma Knife Icon, the newest and most advanced SRS system, in the Odette Cancer Centre.
With the Icon, our cancer experts will offer precision radiation to a broader group of patients – for instance, to people with as many as 30 brain tumours. And thanks to the Icon's design, patients can look forward to a considerably more comfortable experience.
The Gamma Knife Icon works by focusing hundreds of radiation beams on a single target. Individually each beam is too weak to damage the healthy tissue it crosses on the way to its target, but at the site where they converge, cancerous tissue is destroyed.
The Icon's pinpoint precision allows for the safe delivery of potent and effective doses of radiation. The Icon will allow the Odette Cancer Centre to continue replacing whole-brain radiation with targeted radiation procedures for as many as 500 patients annually, a 30-per-cent increase.
It's a game-changer for people with cancers such as metastatic melanoma, which tends to produce a large number of metastatic brain tumours.
The Icon promises to be effective in treating more than brain cancer, however. With its ability to target select areas of the brain, it may eventually be able to address depression, epilepsy, obsessive compulsiveness and essential tremor.
Soon doctors at Sunnybrook's Odette Cancer Centre will be able to watch a beam of radiation move through a patient's body in real time and direct that beam precisely at a tumour. In the past, they could only estimate where a tumour might be based on images taken before the radiation treatment begins.
The technology is called MR-Linac. It is the world's first machine to combine radiation and high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). This hybrid technology will let doctors at the Odette Cancer Centre target tumours and monitor their response to radiation with unprecedented precision – even as a tumour moves – thanks to the machine's real-time MRI guidance.
"It has not yet been possible to see the tumour right before and, more importantly, during treatment. The inability to correct for that limitation has always held us back. So now with the MR-Linac we will be able to hit the target exactly. We're not going to let these tumours hide anymore," explains Dr. Calvin Law, chief of the Odette Cancer Program, one of Canada's largest and most advanced cancer programs.
Thanks to the machine's MRI-guided precision, physicians will be better able to avoid radiating and harming healthy tissue that surrounds tumours.
"We will use the MR-Linac to treat a wide range of cancers, from pancreatic to prostate to breast to incurable brain cancers. It will help for almost all of our patients," says Dr. Greg Czarnota, head of the Odette Cancer Research Program.
As the first and only Canadian centre to be able to offer radiation that is guided by real-time MRI, Sunnybrook's team will remain at the forefront of cancer care, and an invaluable source of expertise and teaching for cancer ablation specialists across the country. "This technology is going to allow people to have their treatments faster, and will result in improved quality of life," says Dr. Law. "More importantly, for those who can't be treated today, this will define how we're going to treat them tomorrow."
Duane Smith and his parents Ed and Barbara are either lucky or unlucky, depending on one's perspective. They believe the former.
All three have been successfully treated for cancer at Sunnybrook – Duane and Ed for prostate cancer, and Barbara for breast cancer.
"The care has been brilliant," says Duane, 46, who received radiation and hormone therapy in 2011 under the direction of radiation oncologist Dr. Andrew Loblaw. It was Duane's second bout with prostate cancer. His prostate gland was surgically removed at another hospital in 2009.
Barbara, 73, and Ed, 77, are also impressed by the treatment they received through the Odette Cancer Program. "I knew I was going to get excellent care. I felt safe, in lots of ways," says Barbara, who also had to contend with a recurrent cancer.
Fortunately for Duane, a husband and father of two, his cancer remained confined to his prostate region. Dr. Loblaw treated it with 37 radiation sessions over eight weeks, followed by six months of hormone therapy to temporarily eliminate Duane's production of testosterone, a hormone essential to the growth of prostate cancer cells.
Treatment was difficult, but Duane was ultimately able to return to his active lifestyle, including competitive hockey, triathlon training, golfing and coaching his kids' hockey teams.
The Smiths, however, weren't out of the woods. Ed was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2014, prompting Duane to contact Dr. Loblaw to see if he would review his dad's file.
Rather than receive standard radiation therapy in Kingston (closer to their Trenton home), Ed chose to come to Sunnybrook to be treated by Dr. Loblaw with a novel radiation therapy called stereotactic body radiotherapy. Thanks to the therapy's power and precision, Ed required only five sessions. "I would recommend it to anybody. I had no side-effects," Ed says.
Just when the family thought it was done with cancer, Barbara learned in the fall of 2014 that her breast cancer had returned, 11 years after under-going a lumpectomy and radiation for a small tumour in her left breast.
Dr. Loblaw again played an important role in the family's care, connecting Barbara to experts within Sunnybrook's Louise Temerty Breast Cancer Centre. They were able to conserve her breast by performing a lumpectomy and using radiation therapy. Barbara is also undergoing genetic testing at Sunnybrook that may provide some clues as to the prevalence of cancer in her family.
Through the delivery of advanced, personalized care, Sunnybrook saved a family and made their journey a little easier. For their part, the Smiths are enjoying life and feeling that, just maybe, luck is on their side.


Medical leaders of the International AIDS Society, meeting in Cape Town, South Africa, chastised political leaders of the developed world for inadequate support of AIDS programs in the developing world. They called for more money and greater financial concessions from the pharmaceutical industry.
IAS president Julio Montaner said the leaders of the eight wealthiest countries (GS) pledged in 2005 to fight for universal access to AIDS treatments by 2010, but at their meeting this month in Italy, they didn't even mention the word AIDS.
"The silence of the G8 leaders is not just pathetic, it is criminal," said Dr. Montaner, who runs AIDS programs in the province of British Columbia, Canada.
More than 3 million people in the developing world have started antiretroviral therapy over the last four years but 12 million people could benefit from those drugs. Some treatment programs have declined to start more patients on treatment because they cannot guarantee continued access to those drugs.
The group Medecins San Frontieres – in English, Doctors Without Borders – released a report saying that stagnating donations and the high cost of second-generation drugs "are putting the lives of thousands of poor patients at risk" every day.
The World Health Organization recommended in 2006 that an initial therapy should be based upon the drug tenofovir. But most patients in the developing world are on stavudine (d4t), an older drug that costs about half the price of tenofovir.
However, HIV more readily mutates resistance to stavudine, and it is associated with the side effects of disfiguring lipodystrophy and painful peripheral neuropathy. That is why few patients in the U.S. and Europe continue to use stavudine.
MSF urged pharmaceutical companies to deposit their drug patents into a "patent pool" that generic manufacturers might use under set licensing terms, with the freedom to create pills that combine several drugs as they see fit. The patent holders have been cool to the idea.
The MSF report also called for development of a simple, rapid, inexpensive diagnostic to measures HIV viral load in developing countries. Many groups have tried to create such a tool but with limited success. Monitoring of viral load is standard practice in the US but rare in the developing world.
As a result, patient there stay on a failing regimen longer, until they develop clinical symptoms of that failure, such as an opportunistic infection. That results in greater and often irreversible damage to their immune systems. It allows the virus to develop resistance to other drugs in the combination that might not yet have failed.
The HIV Vaccines and Microbicides Resource Tracking Working Group, a coalition of several organizations, released a report showing that in 2008, for the first time, there was a decline in spending on the search for a vaccine for HIV.
The decline was primarily because two major vaccine trials were halted early, in late 2007, because of poor results and those allocated funds were not spent. It noted that only 4 percent of HIV vaccine research funding is coming from the private sector, with the vast majority coming from government and foundations. The NIH is the largest single funder of HIV vaccine research.


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Chris and Jason are talking about education and execution in real estate investing. They talk about the problem with spending an enormous amount of money on education without taking any action, as opposed to people who can't execute on projects because they have not educated themselves properly. They suggest figuring out what you're interested in and what resources you have available to you, as well as balancing your education with your execution. Continuing to educate yourself throughout your career is the key to being a successful real estate investor and business person.


It may be a virtue, but for Redskins fans, it is a commodity in short supply.
And who can blame them? With a new regime rotating in and out of Ashburn triennially, Skins fans have been in a state of constant flux between despair and unbridled optimism that �this time� things will be different.
Let�s face it � NFL fans are hardly renowned for calm, rational judiciousness. We are creatures of passion. We�ve turned crucifying Daniel Snyder into a national pastime. He thinks he can �buy a championship�, he runs the Redskins like he�s �playing the lottery�, he isn�t willing to �do the hard things� it takes to build a �winning organization�, he �meddles�. And the biggest criticism of all � Daniel Snyder has no long-term plan. We�ve said all those things and a lot worse.
Yet, while excoriating Snyder for a lack of patience, Redskins fans themselves have little stomach for it.
The facts are pretty cut and dry folks. Daniel Snyder made perhaps his biggest ownership blunder in hiring the terminally-nice but woefully unqualified Jim Zorn. The disastrous results of that hire need no further explanation. Snyder could have shown �patience� and given Zorn a five or six year run to work out the kinks and possibly develop into a successful head coach. No sentient being would argue he should have. The NFL, after all, is an evidenced-based business. Risk-taking in encouraged, and sometimes even rewarded. But jumping off a ledge and praying for divine intervention? Not so much. Apparently �patience� alone is not always a virtue, and in the case of the Jim Zorn debacle, I give Snyder credit for a decisive change of course.
Gleeful over the hire of a Super Bowl-winning head coach with decades of solid experience, Redskins fans nearly swooned at the thought of Mike Shanahan leading their beloved team. Add to the mix his offensive wunderkind son, and a proven General Manager in Bruce Allen, fans of the burgundy and gold were beside themselves with optimism. Fast forward to a sub .500 record, and a nationally televised drubbing of nearly epic proportions by a hated rival, and some Redskins fans are on suicide watch.


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Jan-Derek Sørensen (født 28. december 1971 i Oslo, Norge) er en norsk tidligere fodboldspiller (midtbane).
Sørensen spillede størstedelen af sin karriere i hjemlandet, hvor han blandt andet repræsenterede de to store Oslo-klubber Lyn og Vålerenga. Han havde også et tre år langt ophold hos Trondheim-klubben Rosenborg BK, og i samtlige de tre sæsoner var han med til at vinde det norske mesterskab.

I to sæsoner, fra 2000 til 2002, spillede Sørensen i Tyskland for Borussia Dortmund. Han var med til at vinde det tyske mesterskab med klubben i 2002, selvom han opnåede begrænset spilletid i sæsonens løb. Klubben nåede samme år finalen i UEFA Cuppen, der dog blev tabt til hollandske Feyenoord.

Sørensen spillede gennem sin karriere 21 kampe for Norges landshold.

Titler
Tippeligaen
 1998, 1999 og 2000 med Rosenborg BK
Bundesligaen
 2002 med Borussia Dortmund

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Q: Sorting csv data by longitude and latitude with Python I'm unsuccessfully trying to sort latitude and longitude data within a concatenated, formatted csv file. I keep attempting edits from stackoverflow syntax examples, (hope the syntax errors do not resurface), but now keep getting TypeError....argument 1 must have "write" method - which I do not fully understand.
I have attempted several edits and two different codes. I'm using python 2.7.13. I am specifically trying to
1) Open the concatenated - 'combined' csv
2) sort by lat / long data from west to east
3) close the same file. (I'd prefer to not create a new file)
This csv will then be used for shapefile creation.
I'm super new at this and am not 100% sure if I should be doing this during the concatenate_csvs portion or the new sort_data portion. I'm not even sure what a write method is....google points me to Quote info. The documentation doesn't really state what the point of that is....so, I'm confused.
Feedback desperately needed and appreciated! I've spent a full 8 hrs on this :( :(
Kindly peek if my syntax is correct as I previously got a bunch of those errors.
And of course...I've checked out the documentation.
with open(combined, 'r+') as combined:

    header = reader.next()

    for val in combined:
        long = val[3]
        lat = val[4]

        long = sorted(coords, key = lambda x: x[3])
        lat = sorted(coords, key = lambda x: x[4])

        writer.writerow(combined, 'wb')

I have also tried this code....
for root, sub, files in os.walk(csv_dir):
    filenames = [os.path.join(root, filename) for filename in files
                if filename.endswith('intermediate.csv')]
    combined_path = os.path.join(root, 'combined.csv')
    with open(combined_path, 'w+') as combined:#orig

        writer = csv.writer(combined)#orig
        writer.writerow(header)#orig
        #new
        #for val in combined:
            #val[3] = sorted(val[3], key=lambda x: x[3])
            #val[3] = val[3].sorted(key=lambda x: x[3])
        #NOTE - both of the above syntax generated the same error...assuming the syntax is synonymous. Still identifies as string data.

        write_files(filenames, combined)#orig

A: Don't try to write the file while you are reading it. That surely messes it up. If your data is not that large and fits into memory, you rather should load it and then sort it in memory. But for sorting the values, you need to convert them to numbers first.
I think the fastest way to do all this is using pandas. Like sketched below:
import pandas

your_separator=','
df= pd.read_csv(file, dtype='str', sep=your_separator) # 1
df['sort_lat']=df[lat_col].astype('float64')   # 2
df['sort_long']=df[long_col].astype('float64')

df.sort_values(['sort_lat', 'sort_long'], ascending=True, inplace=True) # 3
df.drop(['sort_lat', 'sort_long'], axis='columns', inplace=True) # 4
df.to_csv(file, sep=your_separator)

1) reads the file into a so called pandas DataFrame. The parameter dtype tells pandas, that it should interpret all fields as strings instead of doing automatic type conversions (just to make sure, we don't change the data unintendedly by rounding issues during type conversions).
2) creates two new columns in the dataframe with the binary form of the longtitude and the lattitude. You just need to replace lat_col and long_col with the actual names of the two fields in the original csv.
3) sorts the dataframe by the two fields and does reuse the existing dataframe (inplace) to safe memory.
4) removes the two auxillary columns we created, so we can save it, without them.
Ok, I know, maybe you don't like the idea of yet introducing another library into your solution, but pandas is really great for that kind of stuff and you can even use it to query or aggregate the data in a manner which is usually only possible in databases. So you probably need it later anyways.

A: your attempts are full of conceptual errors. To open a csv file and sort rows according to 2 values (sorting as numerical requires float conversion) and write it back (with header) I would do this:
import csv,shutil

with open(combined, 'r') as fr, open(combined+".temp",'w',newline="") as fw:  # python 2: open(combined+".temp",'wb')
    reader = csv.reader(fr)
    writer = csv.writer(fw)
    header = reader.next()
    # write back the header or it's lost
    writer.writerow(header)
    # write the rest as sorted list of rows
    writer.writerows(sorted(list(reader), key=lambda x : (float(x[3]),float(x[4]))))
shutil.move(combined+".temp",combined)

notes:

*

*the lambda key function takes one row and extracts fields 3 and 4 (lat & long), yielding a composite key which puts all latitudes first, with tiebreaker on longitudes.

*sorting reader consumes it but it's faster to force input as a list of rows as sorted would do it anyway.

*you cannot open a text file in read/write. First read it, write it to another file, then move back if everything goes well, as shown above, using shutil to perform the move (which is a rename here since same filesystem is used)

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Q: Jenkinsfile: Why `java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No such DSL method` is not caught? I have the following code in the Jenkinsfile which calls an "optional" method, and if it does not exists it just shall print a message
...
try {
   verifyDeployment(pipelineParams)
} catch (err) {
   echo "[INFO] No `verifyDeployment` defined, thus ignoring this step"
}
...

However when I run the pipeline the catch seems not to work at I get the following error:

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No such DSL method 'verifyDeployment' found among steps

What do I miss?

A: You are using a wrong groovy syntax.
See the correct groovy syntax for catching exceptions: Syntax catching exceptions
try {
   //Protected code
} catch(ExceptionName e1) {
   //Catch block
}

A: It turns out you need to explicitly catch NoSuchMethodError as follows
...
try {
   verifyDeployment(pipelineParams)
} catch (NoSuchMethodError ex) {
   echo "[INFO] No `verifyDeployment` defined, thus ignoring this step"
}
...

A: You can also be more generic with the catching type and
catch (Throwable ex)

See the type hierarchy:

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/NoSuchMethodError.html

But be sure to read up on "catch throwable practice" and decide if it's right for you.  I sometimes catch throwable only for logging followed by a rethrow.


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Fred Woodard: Interview
The Jazz Traveler
by Elisha Pappacoda, The Brooklyn Skyline, July 2, 2002
Hip hop culture has become a ubiquitous entity - from urban fashion beats blaring from loaded suburban SUVs. Young rap aficionados may be able to predict the next big trend in black music, but do they know anything about the past?
"Jazz is just another branch on the African American musical tree," said indie Jazz guitarist Fred Woodard.
The Berklee trained Boston-based musician will bring his smooth tempos to Brooklyn next month, performing at the Youth Collective Jazz Series Concert in Dr. Ronald McNair Park in Crown Heights.
In the 1930s, New York City, and Harlem in particular was the hub of the rise of modern jazz -- the advent of hip hop began on these same streets in the min-70s.
"Jazz is in the same family as hip hop," Woodard said. "African-American music dates back to when Africans were first brought over to America, so its in the same family as spiritual blues, jazz, and later the R&B, soul music, funk and hip hop."
Jazz lovers and teens previously unexposed to this musical art form will both enjoy the concert in the park, according to Woodard.
"Kids should be able to find familiar elements in my music that they can relate to, plus things they have never heard before," he said. "I always try to include in my music rhythmic melodic elements that the common person can relate to, especially young folks."
Woodard has been playing professionally since 1983 and in 1988 formed his own band, the Fred Woodard Trio. In 1997, Woodard created his own record label, Ujam Records, which is named for a Ujamma, a principle of Kwanzaa.
"I'm doing what a lot of artists are doing now, they are promoting themselves in all aspects of recording and promotion," said Woodard. "Everything is being handled by the artists themselves. I don't have a big company behind me."
His recently released his third album, titled "1715," after the street address of a house where he used to live.
The artist is excited to be performing in New York City, where modern jazz flourished.
"New York and Brooklyn areas are known worldwide as the capital of jazz music so I wanted to participate in any events that are in the area," Woodard said. "This is the first time performing in the Brookline area with my own group -- I'll make good use of the opportunity."
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Bridal Regitry
Bishop-elect Fernand Cheri III
Abp. Schulte: A caring shepherd - Tuesday, 02 February 2016
At last, a permanent home for Most Holy Trinity - Wednesday, 27 January 2016
Blue and gold of St. Paul's merits U.S. Blue Ribbon - Friday, 29 January 2016
Christian Brothers School unites with St. Anthony - Thursday, 28 January 2016
LHSAA commish: principals 'put on the brakes' - Thursday, 28 January 2016
A faithful shepherd - Tuesday, 26 January 2016
Archdiocese to offer online Lenten video reflections - Tuesday, 19 January 2016
Stepping out in faith - Tuesday, 19 January 2016
Bishop Muench recalls Abp. Schulte as a dear friend, man of God - Tuesday, 19 January 2016
Funeral arrangements set for former Abp. Francis Schulte, 89 - Monday, 18 January 2016
Abp. Schulte: A caring shepherd
At last, a permanent home for Most Holy Trinity
Blue and gold of St. Paul's merits U.S. Blue Ribbon
Christian Brothers School unites with St. Anthony
LHSAA's top exec, principals ready to rumble
Signing day brings new players and new hopes
Old friends get together
LHSAA grid playoffs in violation of constitution
A faithful shepherd
Published on Tuesday, 26 January 2016 12:01 | Written by Peter Finney Jr. | |
Former Archbishop Francis Bible Schulte, who served as the 12th archbishop of New Orleans from 1988 to 2002, died Jan. 17 after several weeks in hospice care at Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital in Darby, Pennsylvania, a Philadelphia suburb.
Archbishop Schulte, 89, died peacefully about 9 p.m., said Archbishop Gregory Aymond.
Following a Memorial Mass in Philadelphia on Jan. 25, Archbishop Schulte's body was flown to New Orleans, where it lay in state at Notre Dame Seminary for a wake service on Jan. 27. The Funeral Mass was celebrated Jan. 28 in St. Louis Cathedral, where he was interred in a crypt near the main altar of the cathedral.
"I think he brought a real fidelity to church teaching," Archbishop Aymond said of Archbishop Schulte, who was leading the New Orleans archdiocese when Pope John Paul II named then-Msgr. Aymond as auxiliary bishop of New Orleans in 1996.
"He also brought a sense of pastoral care," Archbishop Aymond added. "He was very committed to Catholic education since he had been a superintendent in Philadelphia and knew a lot about it. He also helped to stabilize the finances in our archdiocese. He redid the structure of our administrative offices. That was something that was needed, and I thought he did it very well."
Archbishop Schulte was born Dec. 23, 1926, in Philadelphia. He was ordained to the priesthood on May 10, 1952, and served from 1960-70 as assistant superintendent of Catholic schools in Philadelphia and then as superintendent from 1970-80.
Philadelphia bishop in 1981
He was ordained auxiliary bishop of Philadelphia in 1981 and was appointed bishop of Wheeling-Charleston, West Virginia, in 1985. He was named to succeed New Orleans Archbishop Philip M. Hannan as the 12th archbishop of New Orleans on Dec. 13, 1988, and was installed on Feb. 14, 1989.
A year after Archbishop Alfred Hughes was appointed coadjutor archbishop of New Orleans in 2001, Archbishop Schulte officially retired on Jan. 3, 2002.
"I don't think there was a time in my life before ordination that I was not thinking of the priesthood," Archbishop Schulte said in a 2002 interview with the Clarion Herald upon his 50th anniversary of ordination to the priesthood and retirement as archbishop. "From a young age, it was always there."
Archbishop Schulte grew up in Philadelphia as an only child. His father, who ran the family pharmacy, died when Frank was only 11. His mother, Katharine Bible Schulte (named for Philadelphia heiress St. Katharine Drexel, who founded Xavier University of Louisiana), imbued in him a love for the church.
His great uncle and uncle, both named Augustine, were diocesan priests in Philadelphia.
"They used to call them Old Gus and Young Gus," Archbishop Schulte said. "My great uncle was rector of the North American College in Rome for two years and then came back to teach at St. Charles Seminary, my alma mater, for 53 years.
"My Uncle, Young Gus, was a great parish priest and an avid hunter. In the 1920s when the KKK was strong in that area, they burned a cross on church property. As the story goes, he took out his gun and shot it out the window of the rectory. That was the end of the cross burning."
The 'four pillars'
Archbishop Schulte often used a construction analogy of "the four pillars" to describe the influence of the New Orleans Catholic Church on the wider community. The pillars he cited were Catholic schools, Catholic Charities, the Social Apostolate and Christopher Homes, the archdiocesan affordable housing program.
"I wanted to make all of us aware of the great contribution the church has made through these four pillars of social infrastructure," Archbishop Schulte said. "The greatest contribution of the archdiocese is to the religious and moral fiber of our community. These efforts of the church go all the way back to 1727 (when the Ursuline Sisters arrived from France to open the first Catholic school in the United States), and each one has developed over the years."
Archbishop Schulte said one of the highlights of his tenure was proclaiming to Pope John Paul II the virtues of Redemptorist Father Francis Xavier Seelos, a Civil War-era preacher and confessor who was beatified in St. Peter's Square in 2000. Blessed Seelos died of yellow fever in New Orleans in 1867 while ministering to the German Catholic immigrants.
Archbishop Hughes said Archbishop Schulte's biggest contribution to the Archdiocese of New Orleans was "to bring an organizational structure to the archdiocese. He was very consultative, and he introduced consultative bodies as genuine consultative bodies. He developed the cabinet structure. That basic structure I inherited and did very little tweaking of it.
"Archbishop Schulte also was truly committed to Catholic education, especially Catholic school education. That was a significant investment of his priestly life and ministry when he was in Philadelphia, and he brought an appreciation for that to New Orleans and did everything that he could to strengthen the schools."
In his retirement, Archbishop Schulte remained in New Orleans until Hurricane Katrina struck in August 2005. He had been diagnosed with prostate cancer, and doctors encouraged him to return to Philadelphia for successful radiation treatment.
However, in 2006, Archbishop Schulte grew increasingly frail and had three falls within a short time frame. Doctors insisted that he be sent to an assisted living facility, Villa St. Joseph, which was home to retired priests.
His last visit to New Orleans was for the 2009 installation of Archbishop Aymond, at which time a historic photo was taken of the four living archbishops of New Orleans: Archbishops Hannan, Schulte, Hughes and Aymond. Church historians could not recall another archdiocese in the U.S. having four living archbishops.


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