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Euphalacra trifenestrata is a moth in the family Drepanidae. It was described by Charles Swinhoe in 1902. It is found on Borneo and Peninsular Malaysia.

Adults are ochreous suffused with rufous and have a grey anal tuft. The forewings have a double rufous antemedial line, angled below the costa, and with traces of two lines beyond it. The costal area is streaked with ochreous and there are two dark postmedial costal marks, three hyaline (glass like) patches beyond the lower angle of the cell, as well as dark specks on the veins between them, and bounded by an oblique ochreous postmedial line. There is also an indistinct minutely dentate ochreous submarginal line. The hindwings have an oblique dark antemedial line, three hyaline patches beyond the lower angle of the cell, a dark-edged ochreous postraedial line and a dentate ochreous submarginal line.

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Moths described in 1902
Drepaninae
Taxa named by Charles Swinhoe

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Il gewog di Shongphu è uno dei quindici raggruppamenti di villaggi del distretto di Trashigang, nella regione Orientale, in Bhutan.

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Gewog del distretto di Trashigang


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Q: My django html tags are not showing the result Hello my django tags are not displaying the result. I don't know where I am making a mistake as i am new to django python. If you want to see more code do let me know.I used product_details = Product.objects.get(id=product_id) to query objects form the same model and wanted to display it using html in which I used django tags to display it but it's not working.
Template:
{% extends 'default/base.html' %}
{% block content %}

Products Details

These are the details of your product, {{ user.username }}

    {% for s in product__details %}
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from django.shortcuts import render, redirect, get_object_or_404
from .forms import NewPro, Product
from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required

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def pro(request):
    form = NewPro()
    if request.method == 'POST':
        form = NewPro(request.POST, request.FILES)
        if form.is_valid():
            entry = form.save(commit=False)
            entry.user = request.user
            entry.save()

            return redirect('add_products')

        else:
            form = NewPro()
    return render(request, "default/add_product.html", {'form': form})

@login_required()
def product(request, product_id):
    print(product_id)
    details = get_object_or_404(Product, id=product_id)
    product_details = Product.objects.get(id=product_id)
    print(product_details)
    return render(request, "default/product_details.html", {'details': details, 'product_details': product_details})

A: You context is product_details but for loop product__details . You should change.
{% for s in product_details %}
    {{ s.name }}
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default['openstack']['common']['services']['key-manager'] = 'barbican'

default['openstack']['key-manager']['syslog']['use'] = false

# Versions for OpenStack release
# https://releases.openstack.org/teams/barbican.html
# Ocata:
# default['openstack-key-manager']['barbican_server_version'] = '4.0.0'
# Pike:
default['openstack-key-manager']['barbican_server_version'] = '5.0.0'

default['openstack']['key-manager']['service_role'] = 'service'

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# The OpenStack Key Manager (Barbican) endpoints
%w(public internal admin).each do |ep_type|
  default['openstack']['endpoints'][ep_type]['key-manager']['scheme'] = 'http'
  default['openstack']['endpoints'][ep_type]['key-manager']['host'] = '127.0.0.1'
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Glasslock is made of tempered glass, guaranteeing excellent hardness & durability comparing with general glass and has an absolute airtight function keeping the liquid, moisture & smell inside. Specially there is no trace of harmful environmental hormone to human body in using microwave oven. These clear, stainproof glass containers feature a space saving design. Durable silicone seal provides airtight and leakproof storage. It is ideal for serving and storing, and safe for microwave cooking. Glasslock is BPA Free!! The plastic in most food containers have BPA chemicals that when microwaved the food ingest the BPA Chemical—NOT GOOD!!These clear, stain-proof glass containers feature a space saving, nesting design. Durable silicone seal provides airtight and leak-proof storage. It is ideal for serving and storing, and safe for microwave cooking.


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The Daihatsu Sigra is a mini MPV with standard three-row seating designed by Daihatsu and manufactured by Astra Daihatsu Motor in Indonesia since July 2016 to be sold exclusively in the country. Developed by Daihatsu chief engineer Nobuhiko Ono, it is built on lengthened Ayla's platform and positioned below the Xenia as a more affordable MPV option for the Indonesian market, where three-row MPVs have high demand in the country. It is also rebadged and sold by Toyota as the Toyota Calya with a differentiated front fascia. The cars were built to meet the "Low Cost Green Car" regulation by the Indonesian government that abolished luxury goods tax for economical cars.

The Sigra was previewed by UFC, UFC2 and UFC 3 concept cars that was shown in 2012, 2013 and 2014 respectively. The production model was unveiled on 2 August 2016 alongside the Calya and launched at the 24th Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show on 11 August 2016. Both cars are manufactured at the Karawang plant, with a claimed localisation level of 94%.

The name Sigra was taken from the Sanskrit word meaning 'quick response', while Calya means 'perfection'.

Engines

Grade levels

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The Sigra received its facelift on 16 September 2019, along with the Calya. The facelift consisted of redesigned front fascia, longer rear number plate garnish and usage of LED headlights (except for Sigra 1.0 D). In the interior, a storage space below the gear lever was also added. Both cars received another minor update on 7 July 2022.

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Paid maternity leave can lead to better infant health
Toronto : Longer and paid maternity leave may reduce a new mother's stress level leading to better infant health, scientists including an India-origin researcher have found.
For each additional month of paid maternity leave offered in low and middle-income countries, infant mortality reduced by 13 percent.
"A significant number of countries where the vast majority of maternal and child deaths occur provide less than 12 weeks of paid leave to new mothers," said lead author Arijit Nandi from Mcgill University in Canada.
"Our findings suggest that paid maternity leave policies are a potential instrument for reducing preventable child deaths, even in countries where women are less likely to be working in the formal economy," Nandi said in a paper published in the journal PLoS Medicine.
The finding marks the first time that research has examined the impact of paid maternity leave on infant mortality in low and middle-income countries.
Previous work has shown that paid time off is consistently associated with lower mortality of babies under one year old in high-income countries.
Researchers analysed approximately 300,000 children born over a period of eight years in 20 low and middle-income countries across Africa, Asia and Latin America.
They combined the data with information on government maternity leave policies in those countries.
The researchers found that adding just one month to the length of paid leave prevents about eight infant deaths per 1,000 live births, equivalent to 13 percent reduction in mortality.
The most significant life-saving effect of extending paid maternity leave occurs during the post-neonatal period, when babies range in age from about one month to one year.
"A woman who takes time off from work at that point may be more likely to continue breastfeeding and to ensure that her baby receives vaccinations both of which are important factors in infant health," the authors noted.

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AUTS – The Ultimate Stress Relief Game old school game!
While Turboraketti was The Game that gave birth to the "cave flier" genre that grew incredibly popular especially in Finland in the 90's, AUTS was a simple, yet elegant clone of Turboraketti for PC's that launched a whole horde of further cave flier clones and cave flier inspired games, a trend that went on nearly for a whole decade. Play AUTS – The Ultimate Stress Relief Game online!
AUTS (Finnish for "ouch") is a 2-4 player side scrolling game on split screen, where players control V-shaped space ships and try to destroy each other with bullets and a secondary equipped gun that can be chosen from an arsenal of two dozen imaginative weapons. Players can recharge their energy and switch weapons on landing pads spread throughout the levels. Levels were bitmap images with a key-color which indicated a space where the ships can fly. A dedicated color from the palette for water was also included, but water didn't flow as in some more modern cave fliers (like in Wings). Players were able to construct new levels with a tool that converted bitmap images into a format understood by the game.


Please consider circulating and calling Cambridge City Councilors to ask them NOT to remove their only floodplain forest.
617 349-4000. under CITY in voice directory. Ask for Councilors Seidel, Davis, Simmons, Kelley.
Overdevelopment and climate change protection often do not go hand in hand.


Proto: A semi-sentient glob of primeval goo capable of corroding substances through secretion of acid.
Ape-Man: A pre-homo sapiens hominid with great strength.
Highbrow: A future descendant of humanity possessed of great intellect.
Whitman Knapp was a young intern at a Canadian Hospital, who was unaware he was a mutant. He worked with Lionel Jeffries, a brilliant healer who used his mutant power of organic manipulation to help others (albeit in unethical manners, by using dead patients tissues in his work) His power mirrored the power of his brother Madison Jeffries of Alpha Flight who could manipulate inorganic matter like metal and glass.
Lionel was, however, insane, and used his powers to absorb, and lobotomise, the brilliant Roger Bochs (who was the designer and pilot of the robotic Box of Alpha Flight). Bochs' inventive mind, coupled with his Lionel's organic controlling powers allowed him to become a shapeshifting monster.
Whitman attempted to stop them, and had his entire physiology distorted by Lionel. His mouth was fused shut and his limbs were fused together.
The resulting stress triggered Whitman's mutant powers, and he reversed his disfigurement and manifested his four selves for the first time. His past and future selves all looked to the "normal" version of Knapp for guidance and direction. Despite his neophyte heroic status he helped in the defeat of Lionel Jefferies.
Knapp assumed the name of Manikin (as a pun on "Man-i-kin", since he viewed his alternate selves as kin/family) served as a member of Alpha Flight for a time, later shifting down to the training team of Beta Flight to gain more experience.
Later, following an assault by a supervillain, he lost the power to summon the other manifestations of himself, but could instead change himself into any one of them at a time.


Attendees included students from China, India, Italy, Rwanda, and the United States.
The IWitness Watch page has been redesigned in order to enhance user experience for educators.
USC students who are passionate about filmmaking and history are gearing up for USC Shoah Foundation's annual Student Voices Short Film Contest. The registration deadline for this year's competition is Nov. 1 and all videos must be submitted by Jan. 27, 2014.
Forty-eight testimony clips have been added to the popular "Watch" page on IWitness.
USC School of Cinematic Arts (SCA) Room 106 Awards for the Institute's annual Student Voices Film Contest will be announced. The evening will include screenings of the winning films as well as a panel discussion with honorees and the distinguished jury. Independent filmmakers Eric Kabera and Sam Kadi will serve on the Student Voices Film Contest jury for the first time.
The 2012 Student Voices Film Contest was held April 5, 2012. The evening included an award ceremony, screening, and panel discussion.Fifteen short films were submitted this year and developed around the following themes: Whose Responsibility is "Never Again," Inheriting Genocide, and The Outsider in Me.
For the third year, USC Shoah Foundation is providing testimony clips that French high school students can use in the essays and audiovisual works they submit to the National Contest on Resistance and Deportation (CNRD).
IWitness continues to add new testimony clips to its Watch page, which cover a range of topics from Japanese internment to the Armenian Genocide.
The IWitness team has added 52 new clips to the Watch page. These clips cover a wide range of topics, from the Armenian Genocide to the Nanjing Massacre.
IWitness now offers so many testimony clips and activities in multiple languages that new filters have been added to the Watch page and Activity Library to help users easily discover resources in their own language.
USC Shoah Foundation's 2014 "Through Testimony" international conference "Memory, Media and Technology: Exploring the Trajectories of Schindler's List" is in full swing in Los Angeles. Those unable to attend can still participate by viewing panels, roundtables and the keynote online.
The awards ceremony, screening, and panel discussion, made possible by Visions and Voices and HBO, were the culmination of the Student Voices short film competition which invited all USC students to use the Institute's archive in order to shape the conversation about violence and genocide.
Cecilia De Jesus, MFA '13, chose one of the most unlikely filmmaking materials to tell the story of Holocaust survivor Vera Gissing. But the risk paid off in a big way when her film Where Is My Home? won the 2013 Student Voices Short Film Contest.
USC students who have entered this year's Student Voices Short Film Contest can learn everything they need to know about making and editing films using testimony at a series of three workshops this Saturday.
Watching testimony and participating in the Student Voices Film Contest helped Mariana Aguilar heal from an experience with racism.
The Watch page on IWitness has added Polish-language testimony clips for the first time, plus several other Hungarian and English-language clips, in time for the start of the 2016-2017 school year.
USC Shoah Foundation Chief Technology Officer Sam Gustman will give a talk at the annual American Libraries Association conference this Saturday in Chicago.
Join USC Shoah Foundation for an informative conversation with International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA)'s Executive Secretary Kathrin Meyer, PhD, on Friday, June 17 in USC's Leavey Library.
Two USC Cinematic Arts professors, a former Student Voices winner and two independent filmmakers will judge this year's Student Voices Short Film Contest.
Rwandan filmmaker Eric Kabera will travel from Hillywood (Rwanda's burgeoning film industry named after the country's famously hilly landscape) to Hollywood to help judge this year's Student Voices Short Film Contest.
Shirin Raban was just beginning work on her thesis, a short film about Persians' observations of Passover in Los Angeles, when she decided to take on the Student Voices Short Film Contest.Raban is a master's candidate in visual anthropology at USC with a background in graphic design. Another contestant in the Student Voices contest, Syuzanna Petrosyan, told Raban and her anthropological media seminar classmates about Student Voices and showed them some of her own work-in-progress.
Growing up, Addison Sandoval worked in his dad's diesel repair shop in Compton, Calif., driving and delivering parts during the summers. It was there, encountering different people and places, that he learned to appreciate the values of humility, treating people with respect, and embracing people's differences, he says.
USC Shoah Foundation was featured at the USC Institute of Armenian Studies' Innovate Armenia festival for the first time on Saturday.
The USC Shoah Foundation Institute is pleased to announce the formation of the Shoah Foundation Institute Student Association (SFISA), a student-led organization comprised of undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Southern California.
The winners of Student Voices 2014 were Syuzanna Petrosyan and Greg Irwin for their film Play for Your Life. Shirin Raban's There is No Other Way received the viewer's choice award and Rebecca Baugh's Love, Noemi received an honorable mention.
Over the last few days I've overheard my grandmother and father talk endlessly about Celia Tiano, an Auschwitz survivor from Salonika, Greece, their next-door neighbor on 7th Avenue -- a quiet block in the Hyde Park area of L.A., during the 1950s and 60s. After more than 40 years, my family has reconnected with Celia -- through testimony. We were able to make this connection because of a film project I had been working on for the Student Voices Short Film Contest.
Caroline Friend's journey to becoming the winner of the Student Voices Short Film Contest first began two years ago – when she entered the contest and lost.That didn't deter her from entering again this year, and her dedication paid off. The jury awarded her film Helen Lewis: A Survivor's Story first place for the 2015 competition, putting Friend well on her way to her goal of becoming a historical filmmaker.


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Remember the 32
Today marks the fourth anniversary of the shooting at Virginia Tech. This blog is to remember the victims. They are more than numbers. They were people- they were sons, daughters, sisters, brothers, cousins and good friends to many. They are missed. Colin Goddard, survivor of the Virginia Tech shootings, has found his way now to work for the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. He has become an articulate spokesman for the issue of gun violence prevention. He has chosen to lobby for sensible gun legislation after the shooting. And he speaks about the horror of that day and finding out later how many of his classmates were shot to death. When the Fix Gun Checks truck came to Minneapolis, I met Omar Samaha whose sister,Reema, was shot at Virginia Tech. I can still see the pain in his eyes and feel the compassion when he meets another victim of gun violence. The side of the truck, by the way, notes that 3324 Americans have become gun homicide victims since the Tucson shootings.
It is also National Crime Victims' Rights Week. So it is apropos to remember the many victims of shootings that occur every day in America. About 70% of homicide victims are due to gun shot wounds. Yes, 32 were shot down at one time on April 16, 2007. But every day in our country, 32 die a day just from a gun homicide. The number goes up to 80 when gun suicides and accidental deaths are included. This moving video is from a press conference earlier this week with Kelly O'Brien, the fiance of Gabe Zimmerman who was shot at the Tucson shopping center. Gabe Zimmerman's father speaks out as well in a moving and unplanned testimony as to why gun laws in our country need to change. And then there is Christina Green, aged 9, shot to death in the Tucson shooting. This moving video is a tribute to her young life. Remember the victims.
Recently there have been more than a few shameless attacks on gun violence victims in the blogoshpere. Some on the gun rights side feel no compunction about calling one survivor of the Virginia Tech shootings, Colin Goddard, a coward. One tweeter attacked me quite personally. Why is this necessary? Of course it's not but when victims make the gun lobby uncomfortable by telling their stories, some resort to attacking. Victims and survivors are in a unique club of people who have lost their lives or lost a loved one or dear friend due to a shooting. If you read the book, Beyond the Bullet, you will find the stories of many victims and survivors of gun violence as told in their own words. The book is a testimonial and makes a compelling argument for why we need to work towards reducing the number of victims. 32 a day die from gun homicides in America. That is 32 too many. We can prevent and reduce gun injuries and deaths if our leaders have the will and stand up for the victims.
So stop for a minute and remember these 32 who so tragically and senselessly lost their lives 4 years ago today.
Ross Alameddine
Christopher ( Jamie) Bishop
Brian Bluhm
Ryan Clark
Austin Cloyd
Jocelyne Couture-Nowak
Daniel Cueva
Kevin Granata
Matthew Gwaltney
Caitlin Hammaren
Jeremy Herbstritt
Rachel Hill
Emily Hischer
Jerrett Lane
Matthew LaPorta
Henry J. Lee
Liviu Librescu
G.V. Loganathan
Partahi Lumbantoruan
Lauren McCain
Daniel O'Neil
Minal Panchal
Erin Peterson
Michael Pohle Jr.
Julia Pryde
Mary Read
Reema Samaha
Waleed Shaalan
Leslie Sherman
Maxine Turner
Nicole White
We also must remember the 15 who were wounded and survived. Life is difficult and different for those who survive such a horrendous and traumatic shooting. Some of the victims have done well physically after their wounds healed. Others not as well. What remains are the physical and emotional scars.
No comments will be published about this post unless they are in tribute of the victims. Decency and common sense dictate that nothing more needs to be said. In memory of homicide victims........
Posted by japete at 7:09 AM
vention, Open Carry, Beyond the Bullet, Colin Goddard, crime victims, gun homicides, Omar Samaha, school shootings, shooting victims, Virginia Tech shooting
Baldr Odinson April 18, 2011 at 12:27 AM
Thank you for your remembrance of this tragic event! It is sad that nothing has changed since. The best way to remember the victims is to take steps from keeping this from happening again.
I am happily bringing a survivor, Colin Goddard, here to show "Living for 32" and to speak to groups, even as pro-gun extremists try to derail the conversation by calling him and the other survivors "cowards" because they didn't live up to the extremists' fantasies of self-defense.
Those pro-gun extremists chose to ignore victims and the potential for more. The truth is inconvenient for their scenarios.
It was a terrible tragedy. One thing I never noticed before and don't remember ever reading any comments on is the ratio of dead to wounded. 2:1 dead to wounded sounds high. How does that compare to other mass shootings and why would it have been like that?
I'm always amazed at the animosity that Colin receives from the pro-gun crowd.
japete April 18, 2011 at 9:01 AM
Dear GMC
Have seen the video you sent before many to many times. Not convincing to me that Suzanna could have saved her parents had she had her gun. You guys trot this one out as one of the only cases where someone has gone public hoping to persuade us all that more guns make us safer. Evidence shows otherwise. Your sanctimonious comments are rude and annoying. I'm sure you know that. Thanks for trying to share but nothing to do with honoring victims.
Mrs Peterson.
Please remember that today, April 19, is also an anniversary.
Its is, and always will be, the core date in American History so conveniently forgotten by your side.
On this day, Hundreds started out and thousands finished the day, with the start of real Democracy in America. Armed Civilians, not an army, but the People of the New Colonies, first fired that shot heard round the world. Dismiss it as you may, but the date is far more important and far more forgetten than it ever should be.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Lexington_and_Concord
PLease note what was the response of the Commanding General of Boston after the battle....
TO order the seizure of all private weapons in the city of Boston.
Gun control is tyranny. Always has been, Always will be.
Yes, Tyranny for sure. Get your guns. Tyranny is coming and coming soon!!You just never know what those Socialists are up to. They are going to take away most of your rights at the least.
Be sarcastic if you like (irony alert), but given the opportunity, gov't will ALWAYS do exactly that. It's the nature of governments. All governments.
And we are here to make sure that does not happen. For your benefit, too, japete.
- GMC70
Thanks GMC for looking out for me but you guys scare me. I won't be asking for your help.


This hiking trip was Washington State's last chance. Its third and final chance. If something terrible happened this time then I swore that I would fly over Washington rather than set foot in it, for the rest of my life. And I meant it. I can be a very stubborn man.
Our first trip to the Cascades (back in 2014) had been going great for about a week, until we had a medical issue that forced us to abort the trip via an 18 mile death march lasting an entire night. It was a scary and horrible experience. But we didn't blame Washington for that. It could have happened in any state.
Then we made another trip to Washington two years later, in 2016, but when we got there we discovered that a forest fire had just started and our trailhead was closed to hiking. I scrambled for a backup plan, and decided that we could salvage part of the trip by entering the wilderness at a lower, less desirable trailhead. Sadly, this would mean that the hike would be an out-and-back, rather than a loop hike like we'd originally planned, but it was better than nothing. So we drove six more hours to that new trailhead and started hiking. But it was all for naught. After all that trouble, we only ended up hiking about six miles before we had to call it quits, for yet another medical issue. We turned around and hiked back out. Indeed, the trip was so short and sad that I didn't even bother to write a post about it here on Hikingtales. We drove two days to get up there, hiked two days, then drove two more days to get home. What a waste!
This couldn't be Washington's fault, now could it? Surely not. Meanwhile, I was frustrated and angry. Backpacking should be challenging but ultimately enjoyable, not a series of disasters, I reasoned. I had done everything I could to make those trips successful, only to be thwarted at every turn. Therefore, I decided that the State of Washington was going to take the blame for it all, as our treks in the California Sierras and the San Juan Mountains of Colorado had had no problems whatsoever. Rationality had nothing to do with this decision. But there it was, the conclusion written as plain as day in my head. I henceforth decided to restrict our hikes to states that treated us well.
And then, a week or so after getting back home last Summer, while I was still fuming about that treacherous state, I read in the news about the Total Solar Eclipse that would be happening the following August. And it would be happening in Oregon. This was a once in a lifetime chance for me! I thought about hiking the appropriate section of the PCT in Oregon, and I did some research, but eventually decided that it would be difficult for us to do it using only one car. And then I thought about the trip we had recently aborted, about how thoroughly I had planned it out, and about how much I really wanted to complete it. Maybe, just maybe, Washington State could be given another chance. Maybe we could do the ten day trek and then hit up the solar eclipse on the way back to San Diego. It would also save me a ton of planning!
And so I decided that Washington State would get a temporary reprieve. "Third time pays for all!" I exclaimed. I faced north and brandished my fist in its general direction, vowing to curse it forever if it let me down again.
Fast-forward to 2017, and there we were, driving north for two days, pushing our luck, tempting fate, daring to hike in Washington once again.
The two-day drive was relatively uneventful. The first day was the longest, with a drive of 15 hours. We left San Diego at 2AM and drove relentlessly all day. Our plan was to camp in the National Forest land just outside of Crater Lake National Park, and on the way we took a voluntary detour in order to avoid smoke inhalation from a fire that was burning just west of Crater Lake. We almost ran out of gas on this detour, and arrived at the dirt road as the sun was setting. It had just rained (nearly extinguishing the wildfire – hooray!) and everything was damp and smelled great. We had a very peaceful rest that night in the forest. We woke before dawn and packed up the soggy tent, then drove another eight hours north to the town of Leavenworth, Washington and our motel room.
Leavenworth is a fun touristy town with a Bavarian theme, and we enjoyed eating sausages for lunch and dinner. Unfortunately, it was hot due to a prolonged heatwave, and the air was smoky due to weather conditions that were funneling smoke down south from forest fires in British Columbia and west from yet more fires in Idaho. There were still no fires where we would be hiking, unlike last year, which was heartening, although the smoky air was limiting visibility in a major way. I was not amused. It looked like Washington was heading for Strike Three. But I wasn't about to give up that easily. The weather was due to change in a few more days, with rain in the forecast. This was OK with us, as it had rained on us back in 2014 and we'd enjoyed it. It seemed to us that rain should be expected in Washington, and we were prepared. We spread out the soggy tent on the motel's porch to dry. We went to an outdoor sports store and went shopping. We bought Vicki a new inflatable pillow, but decided that our current raingear was good enough for now. We spent the evening charging our electronics one last time, and enjoyed the air conditioning while we still had it.
Once again, just like last year, we woke before dawn and loaded our gear into the car. This was it: We were heading out into the Glacier Peak Wilderness on a ten-day backpacking trek, and nothing was going to stop us. We had a great plan, we had great gear, and we had each other. All we needed now was some great scenery. And, this time, Washington didn't disappoint us.
However, the great scenery didn't begin right away. We had two relatively boring days of hiking to attend to first. And one of those days would be spent travelling through the section of forest that had burned last summer (which caused us so much trouble). But we weren't worried about that. This was intended to be a loop hike, and we decided to begin our hike on the "ugly" side of the loop and finish on the pretty side. We were simply saving our "dessert" for last. We didn't want to spend our final day all tired and dirty and exhausted, slogging through a disaster zone. We would end our trek on a high note.
We drove north from Leavenworth toward Lake Wenatchee, then continued north on Chiwawa River Road. The road was twenty miles long. It started out paved but eventually deteriorated into a bumpy dirt road. The going was slow, especially in our low-slung sedan, but we didn't care: We were finally in the forest! It was green and lush and smelled of pine trees.
We eventually arrived at the "Trinity" trailhead, where the Buck Creek Trail begins. We parked the car and got out our big packs, then double-checked that we had everything. We shouldered the packs and hiked down the trail about a tenth of a mile, then headed into the forest near a big tree with a red line painted around it. We stashed our packs behind this obvious landmark, then headed back to the car. Our plan was to drive to the Phelps Creek Trailhead and drop off the car. Phelps Creek would be where our loop hike would end. It was also uphill from Trinity, up about three miles of long switchbacks, and we had no interest in carrying heavy backpacks on that road. That's why we stashed them first, so we could day-hike our way back downhill.
It took some careful driving but we made it up the hill to the trailhead. We parked the car along the road with all the others, and triple-checked that we had everything. I fired up the GPS and made a waypoint. We put on our hats and locked the car, then began the hike back down the road. My plan was to take a shortcut, bushwhacking directly downhill, thus avoiding the road's long dusty switchbacks. It was a very steep slope, we discovered. No wonder they made switchbacks! Still, we eventually found a deer trail and headed down, making our own small switchbacks in the process. As it turned out, our way was faster, and we saved at least a mile of boring road-hiking.
We made good time, and it was only 9AM when we arrived at the Buck Creek Trailhead. We crossed the bridge over Phelps Creek and recovered our stashed backpacks. Now it was time for the real hike to begin. With ten day's worth of food, our packs were at their heaviest. Mine was about 65 pounds, a truly insane weight by most people's standards, but my old external frame backpack made carrying such a load almost tolerable. Vicki's was about half that heavy, and she wasn't exactly overjoyed to carry hers either. But we had no choice. The best way to make them lighter was to eat all the food, but we had to hike for days in order to eat it. Catch-22.
Naturally, the trail was uphill the whole way from that point on. In fact, it was going to be uphill for two consecutive days, until we reached the top of the valley at Buck Creek Pass. There was a total elevation gain of 3200 feet from Trinity to the Pass, which is way more than Vicki was willing to do in one day. Our goal for today was to hike as far as we possibly could. Whatever was left over would have to be hiked tomorrow. No pressure. We were on vacation, not on a death march, and so we'd simply do our best and try not to kill ourselves. "We're on vacation" was pretty much our motto for this entire trip. We were trying to give Washington State every chance to make our trip a winner.
Just the same, you can't gain 3200 feet without climbing it one step at a time, and the day was pretty darned hot. We were sweating even at a slow hiking pace, and were glad for the shade of the forest when we could get it. But there were some compensations, like the patches of ripe wild thimbleberries we found alongside the trail. Meanwhile, Vicki used our new weapon against the heat: The squirt bottle. She repeatedly sprayed her legs, arms, face, shirt, and pants with water, and every squirt felt great. In fact, it cooled her off well enough that she was able to keep on hiking without suffering from overheating. That's the tool she needed since her own body refused to sweat on its own; her personal thermostat was broken, and no one knew how to fix it, so this was our workaround.
Three miles or so up the trail we came upon the newly-broken bridge across the Chiwawa River. We had read reports online about this bridge indicating that it was fairly easy to cross, but there had also been a severely-worded note at the trailhead warning everyone about how dangerous it was. We believed the online people much more than the author of the note (that's why we were hiking here at all) and they turned out to be correct. It was quite solid and easy to cross, even though it was obviously broken. This crossing was anticipated to be the most high-drama section of the day's hike, and it was lot less dramatic than that note had led us to believe.
After taking a break at the river, we continued hiking within the perimeter of last year's Buck Creek Fire. And it wasn't a pretty sight. There were dead trees everywhere, and in many places even the old roots and pine needles in the soil had burned completely. Other areas only burned lightly, so that new low shrubs had already regrown from their roots, leaving the forest floor green and lush. Some trees didn't get burned at all, although those became more rare as we entered the heart of the burned zone. It was sad to see all the destruction, regardless of the fact that it was supposedly started by "natural" lightning. In fact, they purposely allowed this fire to burn without any intervention whatsoever, claiming that this would "enhance wilderness values and achieve resource benefits." True! And there we were the following year to witness these so-called benefits: Several thousand acres of dead trees. Interestingly, if you or I were to break a living branch on purpose or take a single pine cone home with us then we could be punished and fined by these same authorities. Maybe we're not "natural" enough to enhance wilderness values.
We climbed and climbed along the trail through the zone of devastation. Eventually, we came upon a small ridge that stood up in the center of the valley. There were even a few unburnt trees on top. We climbed up and found a flat spot that would fit our tent, and also a nice patch of shade. It was still early, and we weren't really sure if we wanted to camp there, but we stopped and took a long break in the shade just the same. It was terribly hot hiking in the sun. We spent several hours there, reading our books and eating some snacks. It was pleasant, and there was a bit of a breeze and a decent, albeit hazy, view of Buck Mountain to the west.
Another problem we were having was the unbelievable quantity of Deer Flies that were present out here. As we hiked along we would collect swarms of them, and they would hitch rides on our backpacks and hats, or simply trail along in our slipstreams behind us. It was only when we stopped that they were completely and utterly in our faces. Totally one hundred percent annoying! We tried spraying DEET on ourselves but it only prevented them from landing quite as often. They still buzzed all around your face. Vicki discovered that they loved the bare skin of her legs and arms, and also that they would take a bite out of you every so often. Ouch! Vicki ended up putting on a long shirt and pants to stop them (I always wear long clothing) and it worked OK, but it also made her overheat more than ever. Even the water squirter had trouble cooling her off through a layer of clothing, although it was better than nothing. Deer Flies. We hate them forever!
As the afternoon waned and the temperature dropped, we decided to take a short hike without backpacks, up the trail to see if there was a better spot nearby, possibly near the creek or to a place that wasn't surrounded by burnt trees. But it wasn't meant to be.
We turned around when the trail began climbing steeply again. We had no interest in carrying our heavy packs much further uphill today. So we went back to our homely ridge and set up the tent. There was a small stream nearby that we filtered for drinking water. Then we made dinner and read our books while eating. It was quite peaceful.
Thanks to the forecast of continued high temps, plus the fact that we had 2,000 feet to climb tomorrow, we decided to hit the sack early and wake up an hour before dawn, so as to get in some serious hiking before the sun got too high.
Lying in bed, we discussed our day. The pines and streams and flowers and berries had been excellent, but the burnt trees and the heat and the haze and the flies had been horrible. We decided that Washington wasn't being very nice to us so far. But it wasn't exactly throwing us out, either. We'd give it another day, another opportunity to live up to its reputation. We knew full well that this was the boring and ugly part of our trip, so we'd cut Washington some slack. For now.


Tablet shipment has experienced the sharpest drop — 35 percent quarter-on-quarter decrease — since 2009. The consumer device also lost 16 percent year-on-year, according to ABI Research.
Apple and Samsung have been key market players and continue to dominate a significant majority of the tablet market.
"2015 is the pivotal year for smaller, competing vendors to step-up, build their business, and gain market share in advanced and emerging markets. The tablet market lacks a truly competitive playing field needing a strong third even fourth vendor to drive the market out of stagnation. Acer, ASUS and Lenovo all show promise for claiming those spots but need to focus on building their businesses especially in markets where purchase decisions are still largely to be made," said Jeff Orr, Senior Practice Director of ABI Research.
Can't say that we did not see this coming. Tablets are set to overtake notebooks as the largest mobile computing category (includes tablets, MS Windows laptops, Chromebooks, and Ultraportable PCs), according to ABI Research.
Tablets, agreed by many to be in competition with Notebook PCs, will gain 52 percent majority of the mobile computing market by the end of 2015.
ABI Research forecasts the flat growth of notebooks, due to longer replacement cycles and device market competition, causing notebook devices to drop from 51 percent market share in 2013 to 48 percent in 2015, and further to 47 percent by 2016.
Spurred by consumer PC demand in China and India, the APAC (excluding Japan) PC market rose eight percent in Q3, according to IDC's preliminary results. However, shipment dropped five percent year-on-year compared to Q3 2014 to 26.6 million units.
In India, positive consumer sentiment after the elections resulted in high retail walk-ins while vendors in China pushed volumes in spite of a poor sell-out. Asean was a mixed bag with Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand experiencing double-digit annual declines, while other countries such as Vietnam did well.
"XP migration helped boost commercial PC spending earlier this year. But in recent quarters, we have seen Microsoft add a lot to the entry-level segment by launching the Windows 8.1 with Bing programme. This programme has helped consumers buy licensed OS PC in many countries in the region," said Handoko Andi, Research Manager for Client Devices Research at IDC Asia/Pacific.
Cotton candy — what a simple, yet powerful illustration of the cloud. That's what Acer offered at its booth at Computex, where visitors were treated to the sweet creation. It's the Taiwanese IT giant's way of delivering its message of "Build your own cloud". If only building one is so simple and straightforward.
The Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) PC market declined 10 percent in 2013 to reach 108 million units, according to preliminary results from IDC.
The economic sluggishness in big emerging markets in the region adversely affected buying sentiments, with education sector projects being a lone bright spot in the commercial space, without which the region could have dropped even further. On the consumer side, smartphone and tablet distractions spread throughout the region this year, further contributing to the sharp decline in the PC market.
In Q4, the market came in two percent below IDC's initial forecasts with a nine percent year-on-year decline. While most of the region was generally in line with forecasts, Thailand stood out as an exception, as the market there was plagued by the ongoing political turmoil. Shipment volumes this quarter will likely be the lowest in Thailand in the last four years.
Three in 10 PC shipped in Q2 were tablets. According to Canalys, more than 34 million tablets were shipped in Q2, a 43 percent year-on-year increase. Even more impressive is the fact that tablets now account for 31 percent of worldwide PC shipments.
The charge is led by Android-based tablets as Apple's tablet shipments declined 14 percent in Q2 and saw its market share shaved to 43 percent. The chasing pack of Samsung, Amazon, Lenovo, and Acer each grew annually by over 200 percent, driven by increasing demand for small-screen tablets.
Lenovo became the number one PC vendor in Q2 as HP slid to second with Dell coming in third.
According to IDC's Worldwide Quarterly PC Tracker, Lenovo continued its streak of gains following channel expansion and solid product development. In Q2, it made impressive gains outside of Asia Pacific except Japan (APeJ). However, the headwinds in China continued to affect its home turf significantly. Lenovo ended the quarter with a double-digit decline in APeJ. Overall growth has slowed from prior quarters, and slipped into negative territory this quarter, but still outpaced the market and top competitors.
HP slipped to second place, but growth improved from recent quarters. It was boosted by shipments to India as part of large education projects. Despite ongoing uncertainty surrounding its restructuring, Dell performed above market with a decline of 4.5 percent. As with HP, this was a significant improvement from the past year that was aided by improving growth in the US. It managed to perform above market in all key regions except APeJ.
Sluggish demand in Thailand's consumer market helped drive PC shipment down 20 percent in Q1, compared to the same period last year.
According to IDC's Asia/Pacific Quarterly PC Tracker, PC shipment reached only 800,000 units in Q1.
"Channel partners reacted quickly to the slowdown by reducing PC buy-in to make room for faster-moving devices like tablets" said Jarit Sidhu, Market Analyst for Client Devices Research at IDC Thailand.
New NVIDIA GPU Boost 2.0 technology, which intelligently adjusts GPU clock speed to maximise graphics performance.
NVIDIA Optimus technology, which enables extra-long battery life by switching the GPU on and off so it runs only when needed.
GeForce Experience™ software, which adjusts in-game settings for the best performance and visual quality specific to a user's notebook and keeps GeForce drivers up to date.
Acer has expanded its commercial offering with the Veriton P series and new Altos servers, which support a wide range of computing configurations and feature the Intel Xeon E3 and E5 processors, ECC memory, RAID support, and backup components to maximise the performance and run time.
"With a full range of high-performance products and a flexible operating strategy in place our new workstation and server lineup promises immediate benefits for the most demanding clients. We will be able to reach out to many more customers in the SMB, Enterprise, Education and Government sectors," said Walter Deppeler, Senior Corporate VP and Head of Commercial Business at Acer.
The new Veriton P Series Workstations provide robust computing and rendering for the individual user. The Veriton P series targets customers ranging from small offices to large scale corporations and public organisations and pack NVIDIA's professional 3D and 2D graphics cards with support across the Intel range of Xeon processors.
Worldwide PC shipments totaled 90.3 million units in the fourth quarter of 2012, a 4.9 percent decline from the fourth quarter of 2011, according to preliminary results by Gartner. Analysts said the PC industry's problems point to something beyond a weak economy.
PC shipments in Asia/Pacific totalled 29.9 million units in the fourth quarter of 2012, a 1.8 percent decline from the fourth quarter of 2011. Vendors struggled to offer compelling products to convince buyers to upgrade and attract new buyers as consumers' interest continues to be on smartphones and tablets. The introduction of Windows 8 met with lukewarm response and availability was primarily on the higher-end models, which were priced beyond the mainstream price point for volume sales.


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Lee Jae-wook (en hangul, 이재욱; hanja: 李宰旭; RR: I Jae-uk), es un actor surcoreano.

Biografía
Estudió teatro y cine en la Universidad Chung-Ang (inglés: "Chung-Ang University").

Carrera
Es miembro de la agencia C-JeS Entertainment desde abril de 2021. Previamente fue miembro de la agencia "VAST Entertainment" de 2018 hasta marzo de 2021.

En el 2018 se unió al elenco recurrente de la serie Recuerdos de la Alhambra, donde interpretó a Marco Han, un programador y hacker que está asociado a Jung Se-joo (Park Chan-yeol).

El 5 de junio del 2019 se unió al elenco principal de la serie Search: WWW, donde dio vida a Seol Ji-hwan, un actor en ascenso que se enamora de Cha Hyeon (Lee Da-hee), hasta el final de la serie el 25 de julio del mismo año.

Debutó en cine en septiembre del mismo año, en la película bélica The Battle of Jangsari. El 2 de octubre se unió al elenco principal de la serie Extraordinary You (también conocida como "A Day Found by Chance"), donde dio vida a Baek Kyung, un hombre quien dentro del manhwa tiene un compromiso arreglado con Eun Dan-oh (Kim Hye-yoon), El drama estará basado en el webtoon "A Day Found By Chance". hasta el final de la serie el 21 de noviembre del mismo año.

El 24 de febrero del 2020 se unió al elenco de la serie I'll Go To You When The Weather Is Nice (también conocida como "I'll Come By When The Weather's Good"), donde interpretó Lee Jang-woo, el encantador mejor amigo de Im Eun-seob (Seo Kang-joon), hasta el final de la serie el 21 de abril del mismo año.

El 7 de octubre del mismo año se unió al elenco de la serie Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol, donde dio vida a Sun Woo-joon, un joven franco y atractivo que se enamora profundamente de Goo Ra-ra (Go Ara) desde la primera vez que la ve, hasta el final de la serie el 27 de noviembre del mismo año.

En mayo de 2021 realizó una aparición especial en la serie Move to Heaven, donde interpretó a Kim Soo-chul, un joven que en el pasado aprende a pelear gracias a Sang-gu (Lee Je-hoon) y que es la razón por la cual él fue a prisión.

A principios del mismo año se anunció que estaba en pláticas para unirse al elenco principal de la serie Dali and Cocky Prince, donde podría dar vida a Jin Mu-hak, sin embargo el 10 de febrero del mismo año se anunció que había rechazado la oferta.

En junio de 2022 protagonizó la serie de fantasía Alquimia de almas, con el personaje de Jang Wook, un joven maestro sofisticado pero problemático.

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Series de televisión

Películas

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Revistas / sesiones fotográficas

Anuncios

Premios y nominaciones

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 VAST Entertainment - Actor - Lee Jae-wook Official Website
 Lee Jae-wook at HanCinema
 Lee Jae-wook (이재욱) on Daum

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Brighton & Hove Albion have signed Chelsea full-back Fikayo Tomori on loan until the end of the season.
The England under-20 right-back passed a medical at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre earlier this evening, and will link up with his new team-mates tomorrow ahead of the visit of Cardiff City.
Bruno missed Friday night's win against Sheffield Wednesday with a groin injury, which meant central defender Connor Goldson started at right-back.
On bringing in the 19-year-old Canadian defender, Albion manager Chris Hughton said: "We have brought in Fikayo on loan from Chelsea to provide us with some additional cover in the full-back positions, and we are delighted to welcome him to the club.
"He is a highly-rated young full-back, by both Chelsea and England; he is predominantly a right-back, but he can play in any position across the back four, and will give us good defensive cover for the first-team for the second half of the season.
Tomori has represented Canada and England at youth level, and is eligible to play international football for Nigeria, through his parents. He has been with Chelsea since the age of eight, and made his debut for the club's first-team in their final match of last season against champions Leicester City at Stamford Bridge.
Tomori has been a regular in Chelsea's under-23s over the past two seasons, and helped the club win back-to-back FA Youth Cups and successive Uefa Youth League Finals in 2015 and 2016. He was also named in the Uefa European Team of the Tournament last summer, after an impressive campaign with England's under-19s.


The practice registration with the CQC is revised as we are part of Our Health Partnership.
The CQC is an independent regulator of all health and social care services in England. their job is to ensure that all care provided amongst others, hospitals, dentist, care homes and GP primary care practices all meet national standards of quality.
Making sure that the environment is clean and safe.
Once registered GP practices will receive unannounced inspections and will be continually monitored to ensure that they are meeting national standards.
Patients will be asked about their experiences of receiving care.
Inspectors will talk to clinical staff.
Look for evidence that care isn't meeting national standards.
Look out for more information on the Care Quality Commission around reception.


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Fiona Apple Bails Out of Jail After Hash Arrest in Texas
The singer got out of the Hudspeth County Jail on Thursday on $10,000 bond, according to an official
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Published Sep 20, 2012 at 2:06 PM | Updated at 9:59 AM EDT on Sep 21, 2012
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Singer Fiona Apple was arrested in Texas for hashish possession.
All she needs is a good defense, because she's accused of being a criminal.
Singer Fiona Apple, who found success with her 1997 hit "Criminal," was arrested Wednesday in Texas for hashish possession, a jail official told NBC's TODAY.
Apple was arrested around 10 p.m. local time after a Border Patrol drug-sniffing dog found 0.010 pounds of marijuana on her tour bus, a statement from the Hudspeth County Sheriff's Office said.
Apple "freely admitted that the controlled substances belong to her," the statement added, indicating that she posted a $10,000 bond and was released Thursday morning.
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A spokesman for the sheriff's office said marijuana possession in small amounts is a misdemeanor, but hashish possession in any quantity is a felony in Texas.
Apple had to postpone a concert in Austin that was previously scheduled for Thursday on account of the arrest.
Apple is touring on support of her acclaimed album "The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do."
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Obama Administration: We Will Defend Muslim Jihadists If They Are Attacked
Written by: Theodore Shoebat
Published on: March 4, 2015
John Allen, a retired US general who works as Obama's envoy to the international coalition that is combating ISIS, has made it very clear that the Obama administration will defend Syrian rebels, who are all Muslim jihadists, once they are in combat. He also made it clear that the US plans on training 15,000 of these jihadists over the next 3 years. As we read from the report:
The United States will be ready to "protect" moderate Syrian rebels, possibly with air power once they enter into combat, a top US official said March 2.
Retired US general John Allen, President Barack Obama's envoy to the international coalition fighting the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), insisted that once moderate Syrian rebels were vetted, trained and armed, they would not be abandoned on the battlefield.
"It is clearly part of our plan, that not only we will train them, and we will equip them with the latest weapons systems, but we will also protect them when the time comes," Allen said at an event organized by the Atlantic Council think tank in Washington.
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Asked if the Syrian rebels would be asked to fight without air cover or a no-fly zone, Allen said "all of those things are under consideration."
"So it's important that you not believe that we would not support these fighters," he said.
He also said the coalition was "pleasantly surprised at the numbers" of Syrians ready to sign up for the fight against the ISIL group.
Apart from screening and training the moderate rebel force, the coalition would be "successfully protecting that force so that it does have operational capability," he said.
"It's certainly something that we are constantly watching."
Washington has clashed with other coalition members about its approach to Syria, preferring to focus for the moment on battling the ISIL group, while putting off any potential confrontation with the regime in Damascus.
Some foreign governments and US lawmakers have urged the Obama administration to take more decisive action against President Bashar al-Assad's regime and to carry out air strikes in support of rebels fighting both Damascus and the ISIL jihadists.
The US military said last week that initial training of a moderate Syrian opposition force will likely start in four to six weeks in Turkey.
Training will also take place in Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
About 1,500 Syrians have been identified to take part and of those, about 100 had been screened, officials said.
The goal is train about 5,000 fighters in 2015 for a total of roughly 15,000 over three years.
All of these terrorists will take the US training and protection as a means to their evil end: the destruction of Christianity and the establishment for an Islamic state in the Middle East. With that said, America right now has one of the most wicked governments in the world. They are empowering all of the Islamic world to pursue jihadism, and for this does it have an ocean of Christian blood on its hands.
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Doc Holliday – Deadly Doctor of the American West – Legends of America
IMHO, one of the best lines that Doc said about Wyatt was shown in the movie Tombstone: Turkey Creek Jack Johnson: Why you doin' this, Doc? Doc Holliday: . Wyatt Earp speaking of Doc Holliday. Doc Holliday's This was a terrible blow to the teenager, as his relationship with his mother was very close. Compounding. The friendship of Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday is one example. on Tombstone had focused on the relationship between Earp and Holliday. in which law and order triumph, and Earp and Holliday go their separate ways.
Rudabaugh eventually joined up with another gang, led by William Bonney, who would become known as Billy the Kid. Dirty Dave spent the last night of his life in Mexico, February 18,when he shot a man he accused of cheating in a card game. Angry friends of the dead man gathered. Rudabaugh was seized, and knives went to work. He had lived a full life of villainy in only 32 years.
Lawman-turned-outlaw John Joshua Webb right got convicted of murder after shooting a man, Michael Kelliher, inside a saloon in Las Vegas, New Mexico Territory, allegedly in self-defense.
He escaped from jail, however, in November with the help of another inmate—his buddy, Dirty Dave Rudabaugh. Around this time, his new acquaintance, Doc Holliday, began the flight that would eventually bring him to Dodge City.
It was Kate Elder who got him out of a serious jam. InKate was performing in a Dodge City dance hall and was probably a part-time prostitute. Though an attractive woman, her nose was a tad prominent; bynewspapers were calling her Big Nose Kate.
Why she was in Fort Griffin, Texas, in January is not known. It may have simply been a place to find work at a time of year when saloon jobs were scarce. She met Doc Holliday there.
Doc Holliday Faces Death
They had quick tempers, a love for alcohol, independence, restlessness and a low regard for life in common. All that and more would be enough to keep them together despite the knock-down, drag-out fights that would impress those who knew them. Doc was the one dealing, and Bailey picked up the discarded cards and looked at them. The former dentist must have been in a mellow mood because he let slide what was a clear violation of Western poker.
But when Bailey continued to do it, Doc warned him, and after a couple of unheeded warnings, he simply raked in the pot without revealing to Bailey if his hand was a winner or not. For Bailey, this was like waving a red flag in front of a bull. Immediately furious, he reached for his gun. Just as it was coming visible above the table, Doc slashed a knife across his stomach. There were witnesses to the incident, so when lawmen arrived, Doc surrendered the knife and cooperated with his arrest.
It was clearly a case of self-defense, as the others in the saloon would testify. Because Fort Griffin did not have a jail, Doc was kept in a hotel room until the judge could be found.
They headed toward the hotel with a long length of rope. Fortunately for Doc, Kate got wind of what was going on. Thinking fast, she set fire to an old shed filled with hay.
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The sudden conflagration and the hectic activity involved in trying to douse the fire slowed the lynch mob enough that Kate arrived at the hotel first, a pistol in each hand. This surely intimidated the guard, who ran off. Kate and Doc commandeered a couple of horses and left town while the fire continued to be fought.
Their destination was Dodge City, Kansas. Lake In a book well received when first published, Lake portrayed Wyatt Earp as a hero—a portrayal that dominated the field for decades.
Holliday was incompatible with the Earp he presented. How could a man as good as Earp be friends with a man as bad as Holliday? Doc Hollidayby John Myers Myers, republished in and The Frontier World of Doc Hollidayby Pat Jahns, republished in These two s books are presented together here because each in its own way, though dated, offers particular insights and different perspectives on the friendship of Holliday and Earp.
She portrayed him as pleasant, in love with his first cousin, Mattie Holliday, embittered by his tuberculosis, and addicted to gambling and alcohol. They probably never understood each other until one day in Pueblo, Colorado, in the late spring of And then they never spoke to each other again. Wyatt became a real person with this book, not just a two-dimensional figure representing either good or evil.
Tefertiller does not belabor the point of their friendship. He does detail the benefits and costs to Earp. The Life and the Legendby Gary L. Roberts The most frustrating part about trying to write a biography of Doc Holliday is that he left so few records of a personal nature.
As a result we see him largely through the eyes of others, most of whom had agendas of their own. In the absence of personal information, an important tool is context, learning as much as possible about the times in which he lived. Context sometimes makes obvious what seemed obscure.
The friendship of Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday is one example. Storytellers and historians have needed the latter to be a mystery in their efforts to justify or condemn Earp. But understanding 19thcentury attitudes toward male relationships takes away the mystery.
Once healed, Holliday relocated to Fort GriffinTexas. Her nose was a prominent feature. Wyatt Earp was given a temporary commission as deputy U. Earp went to the Bee Hive Saloon, the largest in town and owned by John Shansseywhom Earp had known since he was Shanssey suggested Earp ask gambler Doc Holliday, who had played cards with Rudabaugh. Photo of the interior of the Long Branch Saloon in Dodge City, Kansastaken between and After about a month in Fort Griffin, Earp returned to Fort Clark [20] and in earlyhe went to Dodge City, where he became the assistant city marshal, serving under Charlie Bassett.
Holliday sought to practice dentistry again, and ran an ad in the local paper: Holliday, Dentist, very respectfully offers his professional services to the citizens of Dodge City and surrounding county during the Summer. Office at Room No.
Where satisfaction is not given, money will be refunded.
During the summer, the two cowboys—accompanied by another two dozen men—rode into Dodge and shot up the town while galloping down Front Street. They entered the Long Branch Saloon, vandalized the room, and harassed the customers. Hearing the commotion, Earp burst through the front door, and before he could react, a large number of cowboys were pointing their guns at him.
In another version, there were only three to five cowboys. In both stories, Holliday was playing cards in the back of the room and upon seeing the commotion, drew his weapon and put his pistol at Morrison's head, forcing him and his men to disarm, rescuing Earp from a bad situation.
In an Dodge newspaper advertisement, he promised money back for less than complete customer satisfaction, but this was the last known time that he worked as a dentist. Miguel Oterowho would later become governor of New Mexico Territorysaid he was present when Holliday walked into the saloon with a cocked revolver in his hand and challenged White to settle an outstanding argument.
White was serving customers at the time and took cover behind a bar, then started shooting at Holliday with his revolver.
During the fight, Holliday shot White in the scalp. But there are no contemporaneous newspaper reports of the incident. Roberts found a record for a Private Robert Smith who had been shot and killed by an "unknown assailant", but Holliday was never linked to the death.
Doc opened a dental practice and continued gambling as well, but the winter was unseasonably cold and business was slow. The New Mexico Territorial Legislature passed a bill banning gambling within the territory with surprising ease.
The ban on gambling combined with extreme low temperatures persuaded him to return to Dodge City for a few months. Accompanied by his common-law wife Mattie Blaylock, his brother Jim, and his wife Bessie, they left for Arizona Territory. Both were striving to be the first to provide rail access to the boom town of Leadville, Colorado.
Doc remained there for about two and a half months. The federal intervention prompted the so-called "Treaty of Boston" to end the fighting. A new town was built up near the tracks and prostitution and gambling flourished there. Army scout Mike Gordon tried to persuade one of the saloon girls, a former girlfriend, to leave town with him. She refused and Gordon stormed outside. He began firing into the building, [32] and a few hours later, Gordon was found mortally wounded outside.
Some attribute the shooting to Holliday, but no conclusive evidence of who killed Gordon was ever found. While in town, he was fined twice for keeping a gambling device, and again for carrying a deadly weapon. He told Holliday he was headed for the silver boom going on in TombstoneArizona Territory. Holliday and Horony joined Wyatt and his wife Mattie, as well as Jim Earp and his wife and step daughter, and they left the next day for PrescottArizona Territory.
They arrived within a few weeks and went straight to the home of Constable Virgil Earp and his wife Allie. Holliday and Horony checked into a hotel and when Wyatt, Virgil, and James Earp with their wives left for Tombstone, Holliday remained in Prescott, where he thought the gambling opportunities were better.
Some accounts report that the Earps sent for Holliday for assistance with dealing with the outlaw Cowboys. Holliday quickly became embroiled in the local politics and violence that led up to the Gunfight at the O. Corral in October Accused in stagecoach robbery[ edit ] Holliday and Horony had many fights. After a particularly nasty, drunken argument, Holliday kicked her out. They plied Horony with more booze and suggested to her a way to get even with Holliday.
Bob Paulwho had run for Pima County sheriff and was contesting the election he lost due to ballot stuffingwas working as the Wells Fargo shotgun messenger. He had taken the reins and driver's seat in Contention City because the usual driver, a well-known and popular man named Eli "Budd" Philpot, was ill.
Philpot was riding in Paul's place as shotgun when three cowboys stopped the stage between Tombstone and Benson, Arizona and tried to rob it. Philpot and passenger Peter Roerig, riding in the rear dickey seatwere both shot and killed.
Tombstone saloon owner Milt Joyce disarmed Holliday one day when he got into an altercation with fellow gambler Johnny Tyler. Later that day, Holliday heard that Joyce was spreading rumors that Holliday had taken part in the robbery. Drunk, Holliday returned to Joyce's saloon.
He insulted Joyce and demanded his firearm back. Joyce refused and threw him out, but Holliday came back carrying a " revolver " and started firing. Joyce pulled out a pistol and Holliday shot the revolver out of Joyce's hand, putting a bullet through his palm. When Joyce's bartender, Parker, tried to grab his gun, Holliday wounded him in the toe. Joyce picked up his pistol and pistol-whipped Holliday, knocking him out. With the cowboy plot revealed, Spicer freed Holliday. The district attorney threw out the charges, labeling them "ridiculous".
Holliday gave Horony some money and put her on a stage out of town. Corral[ edit ] Main article: Gunfight at the O. He received reports that cowboys with whom they had had repeated confrontations were armed in violation of the city ordinance that required them to deposit their weapons at a saloon or stable soon after arriving in town.
The cowboys had repeatedly threatened the Earps and Holliday.
Fearing trouble, Virgil temporarily deputized Holliday and sought backup from his brothers Wyatt and Morgan. Virgil retrieved a short coach gun from the Wells Fargo office and the four men went to find the cowboys. To avoid alarming citizens and lessen tension when disarming the cowboys, Virgil gave the coach gun to Holliday so he could conceal it under his long coat. Virgil Earp took Holliday's walking stick.
Holliday was boarding at Fly's house and he possibly thought they were waiting there to kill him. Cowboys witnesses testified that Holliday first pulled out a nickel-plated pistol he was known to carry, while others reported he first fired a longer, bronze-colored gun, possibly the coach gun. Holliday killed Tom McLaury with a shotgun blast in the side of his chest. Holliday was grazed by a bullet possibly fired by Frank McLaury who was on Fremont Street at the time.
He supposedly challenged Holliday, yelling, "I've got you now! You're a daisy if you have.
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Joined ArcelorMittal South Africa, formally known as Iscor in 1984 as an Engineering bursar. During his career he held several positions at Vereeniging Works, Tubular products and Vanderbijlpark Works including Maintenance Manager Vaal Meltshop, Plant Manager Vaal Rolling Mills, General Manager Tubular Products and Works Manager Hot Rolling. He was appointed as Group Manager Tubular Products on 1 September 2014.
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