I call myself a Daddy Doin' Work, so there's no secret that I put in a lot of work during the course of any given day. That fact doesn't make me special, because doin' work is a highlighted item on the parenting job description for all of us. Cranky babies, late night feedings, managing toddler tantrums, shuttling to and from soccer practice, and questioning our intelligence as we clumsily attempt to help our teenagers with algebra homework is enough to make the best of us exhausted.
Thankfully, I'm taking my family (including my parents) on a vacation where we can kick back and enjoy each other without stressing about the hustle and bustle of daily life. But here's the thing: I don't want to "do work" during my time off. Check that – I know that avoiding daddy duty is impossible, but I want to avoid all of the additional planning that comes with most vacations.
That's why when Carnival approached me to partner with them and it included a cruise vacation, it was an absolute no-brainer. They handle (or eliminate) all of the annoying logistical work for me.
Rental car? Nope, not needed.
Hotel? I'll pass and stay on a luxurious ship, thank you.
Finding good food? The ship is loaded with amazing food options.
Stuff for kids? With mini golf, water slides, video games, Seuss at Sea, outdoor movies, etc. it would take work just to make them feel bored.
Fun for adults? Comedy clubs, bars, dancing, live music, shows, karaoke, etc. are on the ship, which means there is literally something for everyone.
But what about childcare for the little ones? That's what Camp Carnival is for. Kids can enjoy arts, crafts, games, etc. while the grown ups enjoy some grown up activities.
So what I'm saying here is that being asked to take a cruise over a traditional vacation was a slam dunk for me. Less work in planning for daddy means a less-stressed out daddy. That's a win-win for everyone involved.
We chose to cruise on the Carnival Sunshine, which sails out of Port Canaveral in Orlando. For our family that means a 5-hour cross-country flight from southern California to Florida. And let's be real: being stuck on an airplane with toddlers and zero activities is a lot less fun than being on a luxurious ship with plenty of activities.
So how do I keep the kids from losing their tiny little minds on the flight?
1) Technology: As far as I'm concerned, tablets are the greatest inventions ever when it comes to keeping kids entertained and quiet. My daughters will enjoy apps, movies, and cartoons in heavy rotation while we're 30,000 feet in the air – and hopefully I'll enjoy a nice nap in the process (probably not, but please don't shatter my dreams).
2) Snacks: I've learned that the second-best way to keep toddlers from yelling, screaming, and being disruptive is to fill their mouths with food that they like. Parents, you know that your kids have that "go to snack" that will turn them into angels as soon as you offer it to them. If you're traveling on a plane, be sure to bring plenty of those goodies with you.
This trip is going to be epic in every sense of the word and I'm excited to share all of it with you. Everything from the multi-generational aspect of my parents interacting with their granddaughters to conquering fears (heights and hopping amphibians to name a couple) will make this an event I'll surely remember for the rest of my life.
It's time for daddy to put himself into cruise control.


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Last week when I was in Pasadena for the semi-annual Television Critics Association Press Tour, we all had the chance to visit the set of How I Met Your Mother. As most of you know, I've never missed an episode of the series. And while it has tried my patience at times (especially this season), the show remains one of my favorites. I have a deep and abiding affection for Ted, Robin, Marshall, Lily and Barney.
It was so fun to see so many of Barney's ex-girlfriends return in "Slapsgiving 3: Slappointment in Slapmara." Will we be seeing more familiar faces?
Craig Thomas: We do want it to be a curtain call. How I Met Your Mother has a great guest cast. Here's people that are definitely coming back in the remaining episodes – Tim Gunn [as himself], Roger Bart [the hotel front desk clerk], Rachel Bilson [the Mother's former roommate], Lucy Hale [Robin's sister Katie], Kyle MacLachlan [The Captain], Abby Elliot [Ted's bad crazy ex-girlfriend Jeannette], Bill Fagerbakke [Marshall's deceased dad], Sarah Chalke [Ted's ex-fiancee Stella], Ashley Williams (Ted's ex-girlfriend Victoria] and Jon Heder [new character]. He auditioned for The Goodwin Games, we almost cast him. He's going to come be on the show.
A lot of fans have complained that we haven't seen the Mother as much as we thought we would. Will be seeing her more as the series heads towards its finale?
Thomas: The funny thing is we're seeing her so much more than we would have if the series ended in year eight. Whenever we read that we're like 'Oh my God. We're seeing her exponentially more. Thank God for season nine.' People would have been so upset to get less of her. [Cristin Milioti] is unbelievably charming and sweet and wonderful. You see this actress and you want to see more. She has helped fuel that by being so wonderful. She fits into the chemistry of this cast perfectly. I'll say this: Some people want to see even more of her. We always wanted it to be special for year nine when you saw her. You tune in and you don't see her in an episode and maybe you were a little disappointed but maybe that's okay because that makes you want to see her the next week and you're excited. Our biggest fear is what if people see too much of her and it's not special any more. The movies Jaws worked because you were just seeing a fin for so long. We modeled season nine after Jaws basically.
Will we learn the Mother's name?
Thomas: You'll hear it before we're done, I just don't want to say exactly how and when. It's a choice we've made on how to present that and I don't want to spoil it. We've known it for awhile. You know I would tell you if I could.
What about Robin's mom? Will we meet her?
Thomas: There's an episode coming up about the fact that Robin's mom hasn't come to the wedding and the entire crux of that is Lily really wants Robin to be upset about it. Lily thinks Robin needs this emotional catharsis about this fact – what a big deal for a parent not to come to their kid's wedding.
You taped the ending to the entire series with Ted's kids in season two?
Thomas: At the beginning of year two we realized these kids [Lyndsy Fonseca and David Henrie, who play Ted's children] were aging. We knew what their piece of the puzzle at the very end game of the show would be and we knew we had to grab it and we did.
One of the two actors absolutely remembered the 2006 scripts that is a crucial part of how the series ends and one of them didn't remember because we had made them sign confidentiality forms, we cleared out the set, we had one camera man, and we cleared out everybody else.
And in all these years, the ending has never changed?
Thomas: That very end piece we never changed that part. We're so glad we shot it. The last two minutes of the series is what we always planned. We hope people like it. At the very least we can stand by it, we didn't ever change it.
Did you ever fear viewers, who are so devoted, would guess the ending?
Thomas: Of course there's that fear. People guess every possible outcome. People were guessing post–apocalypse, they're beneath the earth's crust and hiding from a poison environment. Every iteration has been guessed and there are moments where we're nervous about it. But ultimately we didn't want to change anything.
I'm not going to confirm or deny [anything]. What you see on March 31 has been the plan all along and we hope that people we'll see why we did it that way. We leave the series with a certain message that we wanted to convey and ultimately we wanted the entire series to turn out to be about and it's a very positive message.
How are you feeling as you guys head toward the finale?
Thomas: [I was writing the penultimate episode over the holidays] and I was just a mess.I was absolutely a mess. There's some really nice Marshall and Lily stuff in it that always hits closer to home for me. It's no longer based on my wife and I really but at the same time it was based on my wife and I. I feel like that episode especially is one of our goodbyes to them. They're in the final hour for sure but they get a really nice send off in that episode.
What else can you tell us about the final episodes?
Thomas: We wanted all of these characters to have their proper curtain call. We wanted it to remain interesting. We didn't want to do -it's the end of the series and everything's perfect and the last few episodes we're just coasting to the finish line. We wanted to tell a dramatic story with surprises and ups and downs. You'll see some moments of drama between these characters and then moments of deep deep connection. We're How I Met Your Mother. We're a time machine of a show. So you're going to get to see their future and it makes me cry every time. I hope it makes the audience feel that way too.
How are you feeling about HIMYM these days? I loved this week's episode – especially Barney's shout out to the Mo Willem's children's book Knuffle Bunny ("Aggle, Flaggle, Klabble"). And I'm working on a new theory – maybe, as I've feared since last season, the Mother isn't dead when Ted is telling Penny and Luke (!!) his story. Maybe she's in surgery/in a medical crisis and he begins to tell his kids the story to distract them while they await news. Thomas did say last week during the press conference that we will learn why Ted started telling the story when he did.
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I recently caught up with HIMYM on netflix (through season 8). Do you know if CBS plans to show any season 9 repeats before the finale so I can watch the finale live?
Hi Melanie, I checked with Netflix and they don't have plans to put up the season 9 episodes before the finale. CBS will probably repeat some episodes but not all of them. But the way this final season has gone, I think you could watch the series finale even if you haven't watched all of season 9.
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thumb|right|Le diocèse d'Orient vers 400; les Samaritains se retrouvaient surtout dans la province dite « Palestina Prima ».

Les révoltes samaritaines désignent une suite d'insurrections qui eurent lieu de 484 à 572 dans la province de « Palestina Prima ». Elles mirent aux prises les Samaritains et l'Empire byzantin. Violentes de part et d'autre ces révoltes furent brutalement réprimées par les Byzantins et leurs alliés Ghassanides. Il en résulta une forte diminution de la population samaritaine qui modifia la démographie de la région, les chrétiens devenant le groupe dominant de cette province de l'empire pendant plusieurs décennies.

Contexte historique

thumb|left|Situation de la Samarie parmi les régions antiques d'Israël et de Palestine.

Après la révolte de Bar Kochba en Judée (132-135), Jérusalem fut rasée par Hadrien et interdite aux Juifs qui, toutes tendances confondues, furent expulsés de la ville et de ses alentours. Ils durent quitter la Judée pour s'établir en Galilée  et sur le plateau du Golan, étant remplacés par les Samaritains et les chrétiens byzantins dans la région côtière alors que les Nabatéens et les Ghassanides chrétiens s'établissaient en périphérie.

En Samarie, le temple du mont Garizim fut reconstruit après l'insurrection juive vers 135. Le déplacement des troupes romaines vers la Judée permit à la Samarie de jouir d'une certaine autonomie pendant les  et . Sous la conduite du grand prêtre Baba Rabba (vers 288 – 362), chef religieux et politique de la communauté, le territoire fut divisé en districts gouvernés par les membres de la noblesse samaritaine. Outre la réforme des institutions politiques, Baba Rabba fixa les grandes règles de la liturgie samaritaine : ce fut l'âge d'or de la culture samaritaine. Il devait toutefois être de courte durée, car quelques décennies plus tard, les forces byzantines devaient capturer Baba Rabba et l'amener captif à Constantinople où il serait mort en prison vers 362.

Révoltes

Révolte de Justa

thumb|right|Monnaie montrant au verso le mont Garizim surmonté du temple entre les ailes d'un aigle.

Au cours du règne de l'empereur Zénon (r. 474 – 475 et 476 – 491), les tensions s'accrurent entre la communauté chrétienne et les Samaritains de Sichem (pour les Grecs : Neapolis; aujourd'hui Naplouse). D'après les sources samaritaines, Zénon (qu'elles appellent « Zait, le roi d'Édom ») persécuta les Samaritains avec acharnement. L'empereur se rendit en personne à Sichem où il réunit les anciens de la communauté auxquels il ordonna de se convertir. Sur leur refus, Zénon fit périr un grand nombre de ceux-ci et convertit leur synagogue en église. Il s'empara du mont Garizim, montagne sacrée des Samaritains où ceux-ci adoraient Dieu, et y bâtit plusieurs édifices dont un tombeau monumental pour son fils récemment décédé qu'il fit surmonter d'une croix, de façon que les Samaritains qui s'y prosterneraient devant Dieu, le fassent devant un tombeau.

Un premier soulèvement éclata en 484 lorsque circula une rumeur à l'effet que les chrétiens s'apprêtaient à enlever les restes des fils et petits-fils d'Aaron, Eléazar, Ithamar et Phinehas. Les rebelles attaquèrent Sichem/Neapolis, incendiant cinq églises construites sur des endroits sacrés pour les Samaritains et coupèrent les doigts de l'évêque Terebinthus qui célébrait l'office de la Pentecôte. Ils élurent alors Justa (ou Justasa/Justasus) comme chef et s'établirent à Césarée où habitait déjà une importante colonie samaritaine. Plusieurs chrétiens y furent massacrés et l'église de Saint-Procope fut détruite. D'après Jean Malalas, le dux de Palestine, Asclépiade, avec l'aide des troupes de Césarée défit Justa, le fit tuer et envoya sa tête à Zénon . Selon Procope de Césarée, Terebinthus alla se réfugier à Constantinople où il réclama la création d'une garnison armée pour prévenir de nouvelles attaques; l'empereur y répondit en venant personnellement en Samarie mettre fin à la rébellion .

Les historiens contemporains croient toutefois que l'ordre des faits doit être inversé et que la persécution de Zénon fut la conséquence et non la cause de la révolte, de telle sorte que ce qui est considéré dans les sources comme s'étant passé en 484 devrait plutôt dater de 489. Zénon rebâtit alors l'église de Neapolis et les Samaritains furent alors bannis du mont Garizim sur le dessus duquel fut dressée une tour d'observation pour prévenir toute insurrection dans l'avenir.

Soulèvement  de 495

thumb|left|Vue ancienne du mont Garizim.

Les Samaritains se rebellèrent à nouveau en 495 pendant le règne de l'empereur Anastase  (r. 491 – 518) et reprirent le mont Garizim. La foule commandée par une Samaritaine se serait emparé de l'église Sainte-Marie et aurait massacré la garnison. La révolte fut réprimée par le gouverneur byzantin d'Édesse, Procope  et les chefs de la révolte exécutés.

Révolte de Julianus ben Sabar (529 – 531)

Aussi connu sous le nom de Julien ben Sahir, ce leader charismatique reprit le flambeau de la révolte en 529, ayant comme objectif de créer un État indépendant. Ce fut le soulèvement le plus violent de l'histoire de la Samarie et la dernière grande révolte. Selon Procope, la cause fut l'interdiction décrétée par Justinien  (r. 527 – 565) de la religion samaritaine; toutefois, selon Cyrille de Schythopolis, ce furent plutôt les tensions entre chrétiens et Samaritains qui déclenchèrent les hostilités. Quoi qu'il en soit, on sait que Justinien  « haïssait les hérétiques »  et qu'il était peu disposé à voir son pouvoir religieux contesté.

À la suite d'un édit impérial datant de 527 ou 529, les synagogues samaritaines furent détruites et les Samaritains eux-mêmes se virent interdire de léguer leurs biens à des non-orthodoxes . Des révoltes de grande ampleur s'ensuivirent à Scythopolis (aujourd'hui Beït Shéan en Israël) et dans la campagne samaritaine; les rebelles réussirent à s'emparer de Neapolis sous la conduite de ben Sabar qui fut proclamé « roi ». Celui-ci instaura une sévère politique anti-chrétienne. L'évêque de Neapolis appelé Ammonas (ou Sammon ou Ammon) dans les sources byzantines, de même que de nombreux prêtres furent assassinés. Les chrétiens furent persécutés, leurs églises détruites et une guérilla s'organisa dans la campagne pour en chasser les chrétiens. En représailles le dux Palaestinae envoya ses forces auxquelles se joignirent celles de gouverneurs locaux et du phylarque ghassanide pour mettre un terme à la rébellion; Ben Sahir fut entouré après avoir fait sortir ses forces de Neapolis et fut capturé. Il devait par la suite être décapité et sa tête, surmontée d'un diadème, envoyée à l'empereur Justinien.

Dès 531, la révolte était terminée. On estime qu'entre  et  Samaritains furent tués ou réduits en esclavage. L'année suivante on découvrit un complot visant à allier la Samarie aux Perses .  La religion samaritaine devait par la suite être interdite par les autorités byzantines. Selon Procope de Césarée, la majorité des Samaritains passèrent outre à cette interdiction et « furent taillés en pièces » et la Samarie « la terre la plus fertile au monde fut laissée sans personne pour la cultiver ».

Révolte de 555-556

thumb|right|Mosaïque d'une synagogue samaritaine (Musée d'Israël).

Justinien dut faire face à une autre révolte en 556. Celle-ci débuta à Césarée en juillet 555 et réunissait Samaritains et Juifs. De concert ils attaquèrent les églises chrétiennes et tuèrent le proconsul de Palestina Prima, Stephanus. Justinien envoya contre eux le gouverneur Amantius qui réussit à maitriser la révolte et se livra à une sanglante répression. Certains leaders furent pendus, d'autres eurent la main droite coupée, et d'autres enfin se virent confisquer leurs propriétés.

En dépit de la participation des Juifs, cette révolte semble avoir eu moins d'ampleur que celle de ben Sahir, mais s'être étendue jusqu'à Bethléem, où l'église de la Nativité fut brulée.

Révolte de 572

Toutefois, le mécontentement continuait à agiter la population et l'empereur Justin II (r. 565 – 578) condamna sévèrement les « méfaits commis par… les Samaritains aux pieds du mont Carmel contre les églises chrétiennes et les saintes images ». C'est probablement en réponse à ces attaques qu'il fit paraitre un édit en mai 572 rescindant la restauration des droits qu'avait fini par consentir Justinien. La réponse fut immédiate et à l'été de la même année une nouvelle révolte unissait Juifs et Samaritains contre le pouvoir en place, révolte qui reprit en 573 ou en 578.

Les suites

D'une population de près d'un million, la communauté samaritaine vint près de s'éteindre après l'interdiction de leur religion.  La situation devait encore s'aggraver à la suite de l'échec de la révolte juive contre Héraclius et le massacre de la population juive en 629.

Après la conquête musulmane de la Palestine les Samaritains, comme les autres peuples conquis, se virent accorder la liberté de religion ; toutefois à la suite des précédentes révoltes et des conversions de masse, leur nombre ne semble pas avoir augmenté. Les sources contemporaines estiment à entre  et  le nombre de Samaritains vivant en Césarée avant la conquête musulmane comparativement à environ  Juifs et autres minorités, la population totale de la province étant d'environ  en majorité de confession chrétienne. Dès le début de la période musulmane, la diaspora samaritaine cesse d'être mentionnée dans les sources sauf pour de petites communautés à Damas et en Égypte, cette dernière communauté s'étant probablement accrue avec l'arrivée de réfugiés venus des villes côtières de Palestine après l'invasion musulmane.

Après la conquête du Proche-Orient par les Arabes en 636, les Samaritains furent désavantagés par rapport aux chrétiens et aux Juifs, les conquérants n'étant pas certains si ceux-ci devaient être inclus dans la définition musulmane des « Peuples du Livre ». Déjà réduite en raison des conversions à l'Islam pour raisons économiques, sociales ou religieuses, la communauté diminua encore sous les persécutions de califes fanatiques comme Al-Mansur (754 -775), Harun al-Rashid (786 -809) et al-Mutawakkil (847 – 861), ceux-ci ayant régulièrement tenté de consolider leur pouvoir en s'en prenant à cette petite communauté et appelant de temps à autre à son annihilation.

Bibliographie

Sources primaires

 John Malalas, Chronographia
 Procope de Césarée, De Aedificiis

Sources secondaires

  Cohen, Jeffrey M. (1981). A Samaritan chronicle: a source-critical analysis of the life and times of the great Samaritan reformer, Baba Rabbah. Studia Post-Biblica 30. Leiden, Brill, 1981. . .
  Crown, Alain David et Jean-François Faü, Les Samaritains rescapés de  d'Histoire, Maisonneuve & Larose, Paris, 2001, .
  Crown, Alan David, Reinhard Pummer, Abraham Tal. A Companion to Samaritan Studies. Mohr Siebeck, 1993. .
  Crown, Alan David. The Samaritans, Mohr Siebeck, 1989, .
  Dodgeon, Michael H.  & Samuel N. C. Lieu, eds. The Roman Eastern Frontier and the Persian Wars Ad 363-628, Part 2. Taylor & Francis, 2002. .
  Kaegi, Walter Emil. Heraclius, Emperor of Byzantium. Cambridge University Press, 2003. .
  Kohen, Elli. History of the Byzantine Jews: A Microcosmos in the Thousand Year Empire. University Press of America, 2007. . .
  Loewenstamm, Ayala. "Baba Rabbah." Encyclopaedia Judaica. Ed. Michael Berenbaum and Fred Skolnik. 2nd ed. Detroit: Macmillan Reference USA, 2007. Gale Biography In Context. Web. 22 Dec. 2011.
  Lipiński, Edward. Itineraria Phoenicia. Peeters Publishers, 2004.
  Macchi, Jean-Daniel .« Les Samaritains : histoire d'une légende. Israël et la province de Samarie »,Le Monde de la Bible 30, Genève, Labor et Fides, 1994.
  Mimouni, Simon Claude . Le judaïsme ancien du  avant notre ère au  de notre ère, Paris, 2012, éd. PUF..
  Montgomery, James Alan. The Samaritans, the Earliest Jewish Sect. The Bohlen Lectures for 1906. Eugene, Oregon: Wipf & Stock, (2006) [1907]. .
  Moorhead, Joh. Justinian. London & New York, Longman, 1994. .
  Poliakov, Léon et Gilles Firmin, Les Samaritains, 1991, éditions du Seuil, .
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Notes et références

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Voir aussi

Liens internes

 Samarie
 Samaritains
 Ghassanides
 Guerres judéo-romaines

Liens externes

  Sixdenier, Guy-Dominique. Les samaritains.[en ligne] http://www.cimec.ro/Arheologie/livingpast/nr1/sixdenier/samaritains.htm.
  Les Samaritains dans l'œuvre de Flavius Joseph. [en ligne] http://remacle.org/bloodwolf/historiens/Flajose.
  Sixdenier, Guy-Dominique. Une compilation des sources textuelles anciennes sur les Samaritains en particulier dans l'Ancien Testament, dans le Nouveau Testament et dans la littérature rabbinique ancienne. en ligne – archives.

Samaritains
Histoire militaire de l'Empire byzantin
Histoire militaire du haut Moyen Âge
Rébellion du Ve siècle
Rébellion du VIe siècle


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The next experience we're highlighting in the "Systems Spotlight" blog series is from a child welfare system in our own country - the state of New Hampshire. While it is a much smaller state than Washington and operates differently, we can still learn a lot from their approach.
Vision: We envision a state in which every child lives in a nurturing family and plays and goes to school in communities that are safe and cherish children .
Mission: We are dedicated to assisting families in the protection, development, permanency, and well-being of their children and the communities in which they live .
As described in DCYF's 2010-2014 Comprehensive Child and Family Service Plan Annual Progress and Services Report, DCYF staff provides a wide range of family-centered services with a central goal of meeting a parent's and a child's needs by strengthening the family system. Programs are designed to support families and children in their own homes and communities whenever possible .
An important shift in the orientation of New Hampshire's child welfare system took place in 2005. DHHS, DCYF and Child Development Bureau within DCYF, along with a few other divisions within DHHS and other agencies led the StrengtheningFamilies initiative . Strengthening Families is a research-based, preventive strategy developed by Center for the Study of Social Policy (CSSP) that aims to help state-level child welfare systems increase family stability, enhance child development and reduce child abuse and neglect . States that adopted this initiative worked to shift their policy, funding and training to apply the Protective Factors Framework to their programs - helping to build protective factors with the children and families they serve .
As vulnerable families typically have multi-service needs (child welfare, health care, etc.), without a structure of cross-system collaboration, DCYF would not be able to effectively reach all professionals and systems that touch children and families in order to implement the Strengthening Families initiative. Therefore, the state uses Practice Model, a tool of beliefs and guiding principles that create a framework for an integrated vision that aligns service delivery, practice, and policy across all levels of DCYF and the three DCYF bureaus that provide direct child welfare services to children, youth, families and communities . The Practice Model believes that: 1) prevention reduces child abuse and neglect, 2) all children/youth should be safe, 3) all children/youth need and deserve permanency, 4) all children, youth, and families deserve a life of well-being, 5) all children/youth belong with their family, 6) all families have strengths, and 7) everyone deserves to be treated with courtesy and respect . The Practice Model aims to ensure high levels of partnership with families, communities, and stakeholders by focusing on the areas of family engagement, safety and assessment, organizational culture and climate, and restorative justice.
CSSP indicated that the New Hampshire Strengthening Families leadership team would explore options for comprehensive evaluation to measure success of this program . While information is currently not readily available, the results of the evaluation would have important implications on the future work in New Hampshire and beyond, and we look forward to following any developments.
Our next and final post of the "Systems Spotlight" blog series will highlight the work happening in New Jersey to protect children and preserve families.


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Q: Selection of levels of factors within a factor This is my example:
df<-data.frame(ID=as.factor(c(rep("A",20),rep("B",15))),var=as.factor(c(rep("w",5),rep("x",10),rep("y",12),rep("z",8))), obs=runif(35,0,10))

What I want to do is, for each 'ID', to be able to select a single 'var', at random and possibly by selecting the 'var' with the most 'obs'. So for example, at random it could give this:
   ID  var       obs
6   A   x 3.44405412
7   A   x 1.50957637
8   A   x 8.22009420
9   A   x 7.47094473
10  A   x 8.26098410
11  A   x 9.62919537
12  A   x 0.10393890
13  A   x 0.11298502
14  A   x 4.33822574
15  A   x 4.20109035
28  B   z 1.07697286
29  B   z 8.40864310
30  B   z 7.62563257
31  B   z 0.06885177
32  B   z 4.33959316
33  B   z 7.98303782
34  B   z 8.38335593
35  B   z 4.52110318

Thank you in advance for your help.

A: One option using data.table.
We convert the 'data.frame' to 'data.table' (setDT(df)).  Grouped by 'ID' and 'var', we create a variable 'N' that gives the number of rows (.N) for each group.  Then, we group by 'ID' and subset the rows that have the max value of 'N' (.SD[N==max(N)]).  The 'N' column can be assigned to 'NULL' as it is not needed in the expected output.
library(data.table)
setDT(df)[,N := .N  , by = .(ID, var)][, .SD[N==max(N)] ,
        by = .(ID)][, N:= NULL][]
#    ID var       obs
# 1:  A   x 9.2044378
# 2:  A   x 2.7973557
# 3:  A   x 7.6382046
# 4:  A   x 8.0163062
# 5:  A   x 2.5472509
# 6:  A   x 6.0488886
# 7:  A   x 3.7073495
# 8:  A   x 6.7169025
# 9:  A   x 6.7298231
#10:  A   x 3.2043056
#11:  B   z 5.9973018
#12:  B   z 6.3014766
#13:  B   z 0.4663503
#14:  B   z 3.1951313
#15:  B   z 2.3874890
#16:  B   z 3.6881753
#17:  B   z 1.4802475
#18:  B   z 9.3776173

By assigning a new column, we are changing the original dataset 'df'.  We could remove that column later from the original dataset by
df[, N:=NULL]

Or a modification of the above code without assigning (:=) so that original dataset remains the same.  We concatenate .SD i.e. Subset of Datatable with .N to create the new column 'N', and then subset the rows as before.
setDT(df)[, c(list(N=.N), .SD) ,by =.(ID, var)][,
                     .SD[N==max(N)], by =ID][, N:= NULL][]

Or as suggested by @Frank, we can copy(.SD) to avoid the original dataset getting changed, then assign the 'N', and do as before.
setDT(df)[,copy(.SD)][,N := .N , by = .(ID, var)][,
                          .SD[N==max(N)] ,  by = .(ID)][]

If we want to select random 'var' within each 'ID', we can use sample to select a single 'var' grouped by 'ID', get a logical vector (var==sample(var, 1)]) and subset the rows
setDT(df)[, .SD[var==sample(var, 1)] , by =ID]

data
set.seed(24)
df <- data.frame(ID=as.factor(c(rep("A",20),rep("B",15))),
         var=as.factor(c(rep("w",5),rep("x",10),rep("y",12),rep("z",8))),
         obs=runif(35,0,10))

A: Here's another data.table approach. To begin...
library(data.table)
setDT(df)

Then, select the var for each ID:
# var with highest #obs
idvar_selected = df[,.(var = .SD[,.N,by=var][which.max(N)]$var), by=ID]

# or... at random, weighted by #obs
idvar_selected = df[,.(var = sample(var,1)), by=ID]

And "join" using the selection:
df[idvar_selected, on=c("ID","var")]


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Elmar Raida (* 1958 in Grafenau) ist ein niederbayerischer Komponist und Pianist.

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Elmar Raida studierte in Wien bei Fritz Pauer Jazzklavier und arbeitet seit 1978 als freischaffender Komponist und Pianist. Seine Karriere startete er im Scharfrichterhaus in Passau. Bekannt wurde er durch die sogenannten "Passauer Abende" zusammen mit Sigi Zimmerschied, Bruno Jonas und Rudolf Klaffenböck.
1988 begann seine Zusammenarbeit mit dem Landestheater Niederbayern. Er komponierte u. a. die Bühnenmusik für die Stücke "Die Komödie der Irrungen" (1988), "Schikaneder" (2004), "Marseillaise" (2006) und "Silbernase" (2006). Zusammen mit Sabine Hüttl spielte er den "Bairisch-Klassischen Liederabend". Dazwischen überzeugte er am Bayerischen Nationaltheater München mit seinen Kompositionen für "Die Frau mit dem Schatten" von Matthias Politycki (1994) und "Der Öd" von Uwe Dick (1995).

1995 gründete er die "Raida Singers". Die "Raida Gang" kam 2001 mit ihrer CD "Raache Kruifara" auf die Liederbestenliste des Südwestdeutschen Rundfunks SWR2. 2002 gehörte die "Raida-Gang" zu den Preisträgern von "Songs an einem Sommerabend" auf Kloster Banz. Das Bayerische Fernsehen drehte im Juni 2002 einen Film über ihre Griechenland-Konzertreise.

Elmar Raida selbst erhielt 1996 den Kulturpreis des Landkreises Passau und 1998 den Kulturförderpreis Ostbayern.

Heute lebt Elmar Raida zusammen mit seiner Frau in Tiefenbach (bei Passau).

Diskographie
 LP Klaviererzählungen LOFT 1003
 CD Erlkönigs Stosstrupp SHAMS RECORDS 10008
 CD RAIDA (Singers) die bairische MCCM Records
 CD Raida Gang Raache Kruifara

Weblinks
 Webpräsenz von Elmar Raida

Pianist
Komponist (Deutschland)
Deutscher
Geboren 1958
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Синтия Луиза «Синди» Браун (; род. 16 марта 1965 года в Портленде, Орегон) — американская профессиональная баскетболистка, выступавшая в женской национальной баскетбольной ассоциации. Она была распределена на драфте расширения ВНБА под общим первым номером в команду «Детройт Шок». Играла на позиции тяжёлого форварда и центровой.

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Синтия Браун родилась 16 марта 1965 года в городе Портленд (штат Орегон), училась там же в средней школе Грант, в которой выступала за местную баскетбольную команду.

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 Профайл на сайте WNBA.com
 Профайл на сайте justsportsstats.com
 Статистика в WNBA на сайте Basketball-reference.com
 Олимпийская статистика на сайте Sports-reference.com
 Профайл Спортивного зала славы Лонг-Бич Стэйт на сайте longbeachstate.com

Выпускники Средней школы Гранта (Портленд, Орегон)
Олимпийские чемпионы по баскетболу
Олимпийские чемпионы от США
Баскетболисты на летних Олимпийских играх 1988 года
Чемпионы летних Олимпийских игр 1988 года
Чемпионы мира по баскетболу
Чемпионы Панамериканских игр по баскетболу
Баскетболисты США
Игроки сборной США по баскетболу
Игроки ЖБК «Анкона»
Игроки ЖБК «Фаэнца»
Игроки ЖБК «Элицур» Холон
Игроки «Сиэтл Рейн»
Игроки «Детройт Шок»
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Q: How to create a script to check the website is using WordPress? I'm trying to create a simple script that'll let me know if a website is based off WordPress.
The idea is to check whether I'm getting a 404 from a URL when trying to access its wp-admin like so:
https://www.audi.co.il/wp-admin (which returns "true" because it exists)
When I try to input a URL that does not exist, like "https://www.audi.co.il/wp-blablabla", PHP still returns "true", even though Chrome, when pasting this link to its address bar returns 404 on the network tab.
Why is it so and how can it be fixed?
This is the code (based on another user's answer):
<?php

$file = 'https://www.audi.co.il/wp-blabla';
$file_headers = @get_headers($file);
if(!$file_headers || strpos($file_headers[0], '404 Not Found')) {
    $exists = "false";
}
else {
    $exists = "true";
}
echo $exists;

A: You can try to find the wp-admin page and if it is not there then there's a good change it's not WordPress.
function isWordPress($url)
{
    $ch = curl_init();

    // set URL and other appropriate options
    curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url);
    curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER , 1 );
    curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION, false);

    // grab URL and pass it to the browser
    curl_exec($ch);
    $httpStatus = curl_getinfo($ch, CURLINFO_RESPONSE_CODE);

    // close cURL resource, and free up system resources
    curl_close($ch);
    if ( $httpStatus == 200 ) {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}

if ( isWordPress("http://www.example.com/wp-admin") ) {
    // This is WordPress
} else {
    // Not WordPress
}

This may not be one hundred percent accurate as some WordPress installations protect the wp-admin URL.

A: I'm probably late to the party but another way you can easily determine a WordPress site is by crawling the /wp-json. If you're using Guzzle by PHP, you can do this:
 function isWorpress($url) {
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Locate Mars in your natal chart, and through its sign placement and house placement, you will begin to understand how your energy is activated.
Mars is the planet of dynamism and action and instigates activity in your life. Mars specifically deals with the energy that it takes to deal with pressures in your life. Mars can be an aggressive force and when provoked will ignite the urge to fight and stand up for what you feel is your right.
Mars is linked to masculine figures in our life, while Venus is linked to female figures in our life. Venus, among other things, represents young women; while Mars, among other things, represents young men.
Mars is strongly connected to our sexual drive and ambitions in life. With a strong Mars, perhaps connected to Aries, Leo or Scorpio, the sex drive and push in life is exaggerated.
The energy of Mars needs an outlet. This could be found in aggressive action, through violence and arguments or through mystical and spiritual avenues of expression. Mars when accompanied particularly with transiting Pluto (transits are planetary movements) will often be found in acts of violence or injuries caused through accidents, heavy machinery or sharp tools.
Mars when transiting through certain houses can activate these areas of life and create new beginnings and fresh starts.
Find how Mars particularly through progression (progressions will be discussed in a future post) affects your life and learn how best to manifest its energies so that Mars will assist you rather than hinder you.
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http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | You can't call this the Arab-Israeli war of '06, since some of the usual belligerents have declined to participate. You could call it World War III, as Newt Gingrich has suggested, but that annoys everyone who wanted the Cold War to be WWIII, never mind that we got it out of the way without a nuclear swapmeet. You could call it the Israel-Hezbollah War, but that lets Syria and Iran off the hook.
"If you think what's going on in the Middle East today would be going on if the Democrats were in control, it wouldn't, because we would have worked day after day after day to make sure we didn't get where we are today. We would have had the moral authority that Bill Clinton had ... when he brought together the Israelis and the Palestinians."
Does Dean mean the Oslo accords? Clinton had been president less than a year. What's more, Norwegian diplomats did all the heavy lifting (specifically, suspending disbelief about Yasser Arafat's motives, which can throw your back out if you're not careful).
Does Dean mean the Camp David negotiations, which ended in the bloody second intifada? Details, details. Moral Authority, that's what counts. Doesn't stop wars, but it makes the bad guys look extra guilty. Ingrates!
This is not to underestimate Clinton's ability to make other diplomats feel good about themselves or to produce impressive pieces of paper. But Mr. Clinton, at least, is not running in 2008, and neither Al Gore nor John Kerry had Clinton's conspicuous gift for oleaginous empathy.
Then again, who knows? Perhaps Gore would have Moral Authority gushing out his ear if he'd become president and chosen to leave Saddam in power. No question Hezbollah would have been impressed — perhaps enough to aim the rockets a little to the left, so they'd land on the outskirts of the playgrounds.
But the revealing moment in Dean's assertion was its touching faith in Talk and Work. President Gore or Kerry would have been working day after day after day on the issue. Nonstop! Sleeves rolled up, dinner at the desk: Make another pot of coffee, Mabel, this Golan Heights dispute won't solve itself.
This suggests the Democrats belive the difficulties of the Middle East have the weight and consequence of a tariff dispute. This suggests they don't understand that Hezbollah's definition of "disarm" is blowing off Israeli limbs.
Fierce-eyed Hezbollah representative: Thank you for the invitation; lovely office. Death to Israel.
Gullible American: Well, that's just rhetoric; we understand.
Hezbollah: It is not rhetoric. It is truth. The Zionist entity is a festering infected splinter in the lip of the Caliphate.
American: So you're saying you want some antibiotics as well? We can do that. But you have to show us you're ready to coexist with Israel.
Hezbollah: We recognize the right of Israel to exist, but only as a footnote in history books.
American: So we agree on principle, and the rest is just a matter of details. Great! We'll draw up the treaty for the signing ceremony. You're going to love the pens. They're Cross. Smoothest pen you've ever used.
Hezbollah: I will save it to plunge into the heart of the last Jew to crawl towards the sea.
American: Do you need your parking validated?
Howard Dean is not a stupid man; he knows Iran and Syria are the real actors behind this game. But his words placate the Democrats' netroots activists who think Bush is stumping the country blaming the Hezbollah attacks on Max Cleland.
Fine. If Israel eliminates Hezbollah, humiliates the fascists of Syria and lets Lebanon get on with the Cedar Revolution devoid of murder-gang influence, will that be Bush's doing?
Of course not. He doesn't have Moral Authority, like Bill Clinton.


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The Monsoon Ghost Image Review: A Slick Globe-Trotting Thriller
On April 9, 2019 By dorsetbookdetectiveIn Crime Fiction, Reviews, Thrillers
Tom Vater's latest novel is a slick globetrotting adventure, which combines the best aspects of a thriller with a traditional private eye adventure.
The third instalment in the Detective Maier series features the story of a missing photographer who dies in Thailand, only for his wife to discover he is alive and well. She hires Detective Maier to find out more about what's going on and uncover the truth about her husband's supposed death.
Quickly Detective Maier uncovers a huge conspiracy involving a plastic surgeon, hookers and the Moonstone Ghost image itself: the victim's final photograph, which turns out to be incredibly dangerous. Detective Maier turns from the hunter to the prey as soon as he uncovers the photo and he is soon running around the world in search of the truth.
Working with his trusty sidekick Mikhail Detective Maier is in a race against time to find out what's going on and beat a host of formidable foes including the CIA, a murderous doctor and a range of private international villains. Together the pair set out on a quest to find out the secrets behind the photo and whether or not the photographer who took it is dead or not.
Featuring an ensemble cast of characters from across the thriller spectrum, including an evil doctor, the CIA and of course the protagonist and his accomplice, the novel moves quickly so that readers are constantly enthralled by the ever-evolving plot. Vater keeps his reader hooked from the off, and Detective Maier is constantly on the move exploring new clues and checking out new leads, so there's never any pause in the action for the reader to get bored in.
In all, The Monsoon Ghost Image is a tantalising thriller that really gets under your skin. With memorable characters, gritty dialogue and a fast-paced plot, this book really does have it all.
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Posted on September 9, 2012 August 2, 2021 by Ken Steinhoff
A Plane in Every Garage
Oliver Parks predicted in 1944 that flying would become as much a part of our lives as having an automobile. So, how do you like that airplane and your neighborhood flying field? We'll get around to that in a minute. (Click on any photo to make it larger.)
When I was looking for information on the Dollar Store, I happened to spy a June 19, 1946, story that said, in part, two Cape Girardeau men – Eddie Erlbacher and Oscar Windisch – have purchased 55 of the remaining airplanes at Harris Field [now the Cape Girardeau Regional Airport]. The purchase included the fuselage, wings and landing gear; the engines had been removed and retained by the government.
Going to salvage landing gears
Twenty-two of the planes were the AT-10 twin-engine ship used as an advanced trainer. Eight were A-25 Helldiver dive bombers. The buyers took the ships at an average cost of $35 each. The men plan to use the landing gear in making agricultural and commercial type trailers for moving livestock and farm equipment.
"There are only 111 salable ships left at the field out of the 1,200 originally there. Of this number there are 48 of the PT-23 models, 30 Timms biplanes, 14 twin engine UC-78, or twin engine models, 15 AT-17 twin engine ships and four of the dive bombers."
One thing led to another, and I found the following story, written two years earlier. (By the way, the City of Cape Girardeau website has a brief history of Harris Field, which became the Cape Girardeau Municipal Airport.)
Future of aviation after World War II
On July 6, 1944, The Missourian did a Q & A with Oliver L. Parks, head of Parks Air, which operates Harris Field [Cape Municipal Airport] and four other flying schools, who described what aviation will mean once the war is over. It's worth reading the full story about his flying predictions. Here is a boiled-down version of the more interesting parts of the interview.
Neighborhood landing fields
Q: Would acquisition of Harris Field answer Cape's flying needs completely?
A: No… For private flying, Cape Girardeau would want two or three small landing fields right on the edge of the residence district. Motoring is so much a part of social and business life today that our garages are a few steps from our front door; yes, in many instances, the garage is part of the home. Flying will become just as much a part of daily existence in the future. Therefore, the private flier will want his airplane hangered just across the road, if possible. In other words, we will be demanding neighborhood landing fields, small airports with turf runways, with landing surfaces 1000 to 1500 feet long and about 300 to 400 yards wide….
I'll fly out of my back yard?
Q: Do you mean to tell me that I'll be flying my own airplane in the future, practically out of my own back yard?
A: To be sure, you will be flying your own plane, but as to your own back yard, I don't happen to know how large it is. If your back yard will accommodate runways of the brief length outlined, you could be flying your airplane – and your wife and grown children – today… As soon as air combat requirements ease up, production of … airplanes will be resumed – cozy, two-place little airplanes that will carry yourself and your wife, plus 100 pounds of luggage, on weekend visits to your friends in neighboring towns, at 100 miles per hour, on gasoline cost that can be figured at the rate of 25 miles per gallon; or, if you have a favorable wind, at that much less.
Locate a field at Country Club?
Q: Where would you suggest these fields be located?
A: At the country club, for the first one, perhaps. Then, wherever sufficient ground can be obtained at a reasonable price southwest of town, right on the edge of town.
Commercial Flights
There would be scheduled commercial flights to and from Cape and St. Louis and Chester (17-minute flying time), Cairo (9 minutes).
Other airport stories
Cape Aviation Day, 1964
Nash Road transportation corridor runs past airport
Flying Cape Air to St. Louis
West Palm Beach to Cape air adventures
CategoriesPhotos around Cape TagsAerial photos, AT-10 Trainers, Aviation, Cape Girardeau Municipal Airport, Eddie Erlbacher, Harris Field, Helldiver Dive Bobmers, Oliver Parks, Oscar Windish, Timms Biplanes, UC-78 Aircraft, World War II
6 Replies to "A Plane in Every Garage"
Fred Lynch says:
Frony shot a photo of Ozark Air Lines at the Cape airport when there were fewer security concerns.
http://www.semissourian.com/blogs/flynch/entry/42229
Dennis & Mary Drum says:
One of my nephews actually does live in a neighborhood where everyone has a hanger in their back yard and the runway right behind that.
Professionally, he flies for ICE along the border.
Backyardavore says:
That future wasn't so far-fetched. Tailwinds in Ranch Colony, just a hop skip and a jump away from my own home, is a fly-in/fly-out community in Jupiter. There are 50-some-odd homes with a paved, lighted, 2,700-foot runway with taxiways to each home.
Terry Hopkins says:
Well Mr. Oliver was not quite right, but post WWII a lot of people thought that airplanes would be taking us everywhere over a distance of 100 miles. When the reality of buying fuel, planes and place to land then enters into the equation, the car simply won us over. Plus Ike built the interstate highway system to make travel easiler for longer distances. So unless you travel all the way across the country then the car is resonable way to do it…except for Ken and I we DRIVE to the everywhere!
Bob Price says:
In another lifetime I sold Real Estate in Arizona (60's and 70's)there were several aviation properties available, But one was written up in Popular Mechanics : Stellar Airpark in Chandler, Arizona is a prime example. First of all it's got location, location, location! Besides being located in sunny Arizona where the weather affords nearly 360 days a year of great flying weather, it's situated right next to the highways 101, 202 and I-10 for easy access to the entire Phoenix Valley. The airpark is just minutes from downtown Phoenix, less than a mile from Arizona's largest mall, and Stellar Airpark is rapidly emerging as one of the most premier and upscale airparks in the Southwest, featuring two residential subdivisions on the west side of the runway.
The first residential subdivision known as Stellar City Airpark was established in 1968 through the early 1970's, with more than a few of the homes completed well into the 1980's and 1990's. The neighborhood is comprised of 80 residences built on 1/2 to 3/4 acre lots. Forty of these Stellar City Airpark residences have hangars attached to the houses with taxiway access to the runway, while the other forty are located just a stones throw from the runway across the main access street into the community. These properties today would sell for approximate values between 200K and 1.5 million, with the majority of them being under, to significantly under, one million dollars when available. Of note is that several of these properties of late have undergone renovation thereby improving and increasing property values in this part of the neighborhood.
I was just visiting another in Conway, Ark, as my Cousin parks his Bonanza at just such a Residential/Hanger neighborhood. But, they are a rare breed.
For $2,695,000 you can pick up a fixer upper in Stellar airpark today check this out
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