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Q: HTML: Table header not sync with table body I created a table with fixed header and horizontal/vertical scroll bar but the body is not in sync.
Here is the jfiddle for it.
Please advice what i am doing wrong
http://jsfiddle.net/nyCKE/7033/

        Header 1
        Header 2

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         new item

         new item
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         new item
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A: Adding
th, td {
    width: 49px;
}
table table
{
    border: none;
}

might help you and if you could remove BG Image from first row and use normal color then height of row will also be managed.
Fiddle

A: Its your DOM that creating that issue and by changing it you can easily acheive, what you're seeking.
There's no need to use extra
 and using single
 you do it as:
HTML:

      Header 1
      Header 2

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        new item

        new item
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CSS:
.table-scroll {
    max-height: 200px;
    width:400px;
    overflow: auto;
    font-family: Arial;
}
table {
    background: #f5f5f5;
    border-collapse: separate;
    box-shadow: inset 0 1px 0 #fff;
    font-size: 12px;
    line-height: 24px;
    margin: 0;
    text-align: left;
    width: 700px;
}
th {
    background: url(http://jackrugile.com/images/misc/noise-diagonal.png),  linear-gradient(#777, #444);
    border-left: 1px solid #555;
    border-right: 1px solid #777;
    border-top: 1px solid #555;
    border-bottom: 1px solid #333;
    box-shadow: inset 0 1px 0 #999;
    color: #fff;
    font-weight: bold;
    padding: 10px 15px;
    position: relative;
    text-shadow: 0 1px 0 #000;
}
th:after {
    background: linear-gradient(rgba(255, 255, 255, 0),  rgba(255, 255, 255, .08));
    content: '';
    display: block;
    height: 25%;
    left: 0;
    margin: 1px 0 0 0;
    position: absolute;
    top: 25%;
    width: 100%;
}
th:first-child {
    border-left: 1px solid #777;
    box-shadow: inset 1px 1px 0 #999;
}
th:last-child {
    box-shadow: inset -1px 1px 0 #999;
}
td {
    border-right: 1px solid #fff;
    border-left: 1px solid #e8e8e8;
    border-top: 1px solid #fff;
    border-bottom: 1px solid #e8e8e8;
    padding: 10px 15px;
    position: relative;
    transition: all 300ms;
    word-break: break-all;
}
td:first-child {
    box-shadow: inset 1px 0 0 #fff;
}
td:last-child {
    border-right: 1px solid #e8e8e8;
    box-shadow: inset -1px 0 0 #fff;
}
tr {
    background: url(http://jackrugile.com/images/misc/noise-diagonal.png);
}
tr:nth-child(odd) td {
    background: #f1f1f1  url(http://jackrugile.com/images/misc/noise-diagonal.png);
}
tr:last-of-type td {
    box-shadow: inset 0 -1px 0 #fff;
}
tr:last-of-type td:first-child {
    box-shadow: inset 1px -1px 0 #fff;

tr:last-of-type td:last-child {
    box-shadow: inset -1px -1px 0 #fff;
}

Please check my JSFiddle

Please note that I've used a jQuery plugin here:

floatthead

A: Please see this jsfiddle.
I changed your html to single table

            Header 1
            Header 2

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and added this css
tbody {
     display: block;
     height: 200px;
     width: 300px;
     overflow-y: auto;
     overflow-x: auto;
 }


21. A person who is called as a witness is duty-bound to appear, testify and tell the truth.
Witnesses have the right to be informed, by the calling party, of the reason they have been called, of the subject matter of the testimony and of the conduct of the proceeding. They also have the right to be informed without delay that their presence is no longer required.
2014, c. 1, a. 21; I.N. 2016-12-01.
Witnesses have the right to be informed, by the calling party, of the reason they have been called, of the subject matter of the testimony and of the order of the proceeding. They also have the right to be informed without delay that their presence is no longer required.
2014, c. 1, a. 21.


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QB Jimmy Garoppolo Press Conference
QB Jimmy Garoppolo
Just seeing how you made it out of Sunday's game? How did you feel on Monday morning? And then as far as the fumble, did the thumb have anything to do with that or was that just, you were going to fumble in that situation and no matter what?
"Yeah, I think the D-Lineman made a nice play, reached out for it and just got a finger on it. But yeah, thumb held up pretty well. It is what it is. It was a little sore after the game, but it's feeling great right now."
You relayed a little story to Sports Illustrated reporter Albert Breer about you and FB Kyle Juszczyk before the game. How much have you, I mean, you play with such emotion, but how do you try to kind of remove that emotion of getting nostalgic in thinking about what the future holds for you here?
"You know, it's a fine line. You kind of tow it every day, really. At least I do. You know, there is a lot of emotion that goes into this game, but when those moments, those big moments happen at the end of the game, you really have to kind of just stay cool down the middle. And I think our team does a good job of that as a whole, but yeah, just me and Juice had a cool moment there. It's these guys on the team, I love this team, love the players, love everything about it. It's a good group to be around, fun group. And we want to keep this thing going for as long as we can now."
Kyle was just saying that WR Jauan Jennings, he thinks he plays 95-percent blacked out, and he obviously brings quite a bit of enthusiasm to the game. What does that do in the huddle, in the locker room and practice to just kind of keep it fun, even in the more serious moments?
"Yeah. That's where Jauan is special because there is a fine line between you want to be hyped up and everything, but in the big moments you want to be locked in and Jauan does a good job of that. He knows when to separate it in the locker room, he is the life of the parties. He's fun to be around. But then when you're in the huddle, I mean, I look into the guy's eyes and he's as locked in as anyone in that huddle. So he does a great job of towing that line. And those are the guys you want in the huddle with you, someone you could look at and know they're in it with you."
I know you're kind of focused on the game, but just the human side of it, how much does the idea that this could be the last ride, does it add any motivation and anything like that? How much does that weigh in your mind just throughout the course of a week, going into games like this?
"It's always in the back of your mind. It has been in mine, you know, really this whole season. Just I knew what type of season it was, knew everything that was going on behind the scenes and whatnot. So it was a little different. But, at the same time, it's like you're saying you've got to tow that line because you don't want to get too emotional in those moments. And you've just got to go play football when it comes down to it, but, the human side definitely comes into play. You feel it for a little bit after the game. And I think 24 hours after that, you've got to move on quickly and we've done that pretty well."
What kind of a hazard does Dallas Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs and the Cowboys offer you?
"A big one. He's talented, man. He's good in that back end. Trevon really just tracks the ball really well. I mean, you could tell that he used to play receiver. He could make some great plays on it. But, their whole defense, they're pretty skilled across the board, got some big time players and it'll be a good challenge for us."
The drive where you guys had 10 straight runs and then WR Deebo Samuel's pass, nine of those runs were up the middle, just right at them. Is that an area maybe you guys are special, just the physicality, sometimes you can unleash and exert your will or whatever on your opponent?
"I think, yeah. I think it shows in that aspect and another way I think it shows just the way that the O-Line sets the standard for us. You know, those guys played really well last week, just getting off the ball, moving the line of scrimmage. I mean, we had some guys playing positions they weren't used to. [OL] Colton [McKivitz] stepping in at tackle. Those guys really do set the tone for us up front. And then I think it plays off of that in the running backs finishing runs and the receivers finishing blocks. All that stuff tied together, it makes it hard on defenses to stay with us for 60 minutes."
I think in your first start with the 49ers, you got the ball and drove down the field and they kicked a field goal to beat the Bears. We just saw what you did against the Rams. You've had a lot of two-minute drills, a couple of them this year that didn't even work out, but were still impressive drives. I'm just curious as to your perspective on what it takes to thrive in those situations? Something or a knack you seem to have?
"I think it starts with just wanting to be in those situations. As a quarterback, those are the moments, the drives, that you live for. You want to have the ball at the end of the game. You don't want to leave it up to, as much as I trust the defense and special teams, you want it just as a quarterback, as a competitor. I don't know. I've always had that and I don't think I'll lose it anytime soon, but it's just we have guys in this huddle that you could tell they want the ball in their hands. You know, when the crunch time comes, I've said this a million times, but I just look in guys' eyes and I know whether they want it or they don't. And those big moments you want guys who want the ball in their hands. That's what it really comes down to."
Kyle said that there's never been any unwavering in the locker room and that no matter what's gone on outside the building it's been solid behind you and supporting you. What does that mean to you when you have gone through what you've gone through this season?
"You know, I think it's the type of locker room we have. We all put a lot into this. We all put, you check a lot of things and put them off to the side just because of the importance that we put into this football. And this team that we have, we know we have a chance to do something special and it's just you don't get that opportunity every year. And so I've been on a number of teams that went to the Super Bowl, and I'm not saying anything like that, but just there's a feeling and you want to make them count as long as you have them I guess."

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Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration
UK: EPO Oral Proceedings Before The Opposition Division To Be Held By Videoconference Unless Serious Reasons To Attend In Person
by Joanna Deas
Haseltine Lake Kempner LLP
The EPO has announced this week that it intends to extend its pilot project for oral proceedings by videoconference before the Opposition Division until 15 September 2021.
Furthermore, in what appears to be a tactic in preventing a continuous build-up of rescheduled and cancelled hearings, for oral proceedings that are scheduled to take place on or after 4 January 2021, the agreement of the parties to hold oral proceedings by videoconference will no longer be required. What this means is that oral proceedings may only be held on the premises of the EPO if there are serious reasons against holding them by videoconference. The requirements for oral proceedings before the Opposition Division have moved more in line with those which came into force earlier this year for oral proceedings before the Examining Division.
The serious reasons required to request to attend the oral proceedings in person seem to include issues which an individual may have which would impair their ability to follow proceedings on a screen (such as visual impairment). Another reason could be that the presentation of evidence, where it is essential to assess the haptic features of the invention, is required. What appears not to be acceptable anymore is the argument that it would not be possible for a party to attend the hearing where multiple languages and translations are required. The EPO remain confident that they have put the necessary technology in place to deal with such matters. A request to attend oral proceedings in person must be filed as early as it is possible to do so, and will be at the discretion of the Opposition Division.
It remains to be seen if the EPO intends to adopt opposition proceedings to be held by videoconference permanently, and what will happen with appeal proceedings. If you have any questions on this topic, Haseltine Lake Kempner has a team of opposition experts who can advise further. The full notice from the EPO can be found here.
Joanna Deas
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HomeArts & EntertainmentLemon Twigs' attempted rock opera lacks flow
Lemon Twigs' attempted rock opera lacks flow
August 30, 2018 The Duquesne Duke Arts & Entertainment Comments Off on Lemon Twigs' attempted rock opera lacks flow
Josiah Martin | A&E Editor
Sophomore albums say a lot about a band, and where they're moving next musically. It is odd that the Lemon Twigs' second album should be a concept album, a musical about a young chimp deciding that he wants to attend school.
The D'Addario brothers, Brian and Michael, are known for their '60s-inspired rock sound, which is on full display on "Go To School," but it unfortunately doesn't seem that their particular eclectic blend of classic rock influences carries well into a full-length cohesive project such as this.
The opening track is one of the strongest on the album, the crazed Mick Jagger-esque vocals being a slight departure from the brothers' previous work, paired wonderfully with driving guitars and a complimentary string and chimes backdrop.
The energy is lost somewhat as "Student Becomes the Teacher" kicks in, but the very clear Space Oddity-era Bowie influence and beautiful orchestral part are adventurous and welcome. This energy loss is never quite recovered, however, because this album's major flaw lies in the fact that it lacks the flow of a rock album or the consistency of a rock opera. Stylistically it bounces around, unsure of what it wants to be. This can work for a musical, but the tracks almost never call back to earlier moments compositionally, and it feels like several projects hobbled together.
Case in point, the songs "Lonely" and "Queen of My School" are among the album's brightest points, but were written long before this project came together. One must wonder if this is true for more tracks on this album, and it was simply compiled from D'Addario leftovers. It certainly feels like this is the case.
Lyrically, the songs' connections to the plot of the story aren't always clear, as the D'Addarios seem to be hesitant to be too "on the nose" with their lyrics. The fact that the songs are about a monkey who wants to go to school is difficult to deduce if you don't know it going in, most plot points revolve on blink-and-you'll-miss-it lyrics. The only way I personally was able to follow along was with the help of an NME interview that the Lemon Twigs did with a track-by-track breakdown of the album.
The album briefly comes together and sheds these issues with "Born Wrong/Heart Song," the lead character's big solo song, which feels very Broadway both instrumentally and thematically. For "Go To School," this is the "I Dreamed a Dream," the "Memories," the "Gethsemane (I Only Wanted To Say)." The track is the culmination of all the building emotion that preceded it. Its only crime is being too short, a mere three minutes in an album that spans nearly an hour.
The album then immediately hits you with the harsh, loud "The Fire," fumbling what should have been a smooth transition out of the strongest tracks, and seems to sort of go through the motions until confusingly ending on the slightly avant-garde titular track "Go to School," a weak ending that wouldn't fit a stage production.
At the end of the day, if the D'Addario brothers anticipate this to become a stage production at some point, they missed the mark. If it were packaged as a regular album, and was half its length, it would be a strong addition to the still short Lemon Twigs catalog. Unfortunately, it's drawn out and doesn't feel like one cohesive story in the way a musical should. However, many tracks stand on their own, and this album still leaves hope for the Lemon Twigs' future work.
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Vaccine rollout: 1,500 army medical personnel placed on standby to assist
Hundreds of six-man teams of medically qualified military personnel are to be placed on standby to assist the nationwide vaccine rollout, the Government will announce on Wednesday.
The Ministry of Defence has prepared a "reserve" taskforce of 1,500 personnel who will be available to fill in at jab centres that require extra staff in the event their own vaccinators fall ill.
So far, the NHS has made a formal request, via the Military Aid to the Civil Authority (Maca) convention, for 133 members of the Armed Forces to take part in the vaccine programme.
These personnel began training on January 4 and will be ready to begin administering jabs in arms from January 11. They will be dispatched in six-man teams across the seven NHS regions of England.
Ben Wallace, the Defence Secretary, has also started to scale up the taskforce, setting in motion plans for 250 six-man teams to be placed at high readiness in case a Maca request is made for more military support for the jab programme.
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace (right) visits Tapa Barracks, Estonia, in December
Credit: Pippa Fowles/No 10 Downing Street
Fears of vaccine centre staff falling ill with coronavirus, flu or the winter vomiting bug led to the creation of the reserve task force, which will be composed only of personnel with medical qualifications.
In addition to the military vaccinators, two Armed Forces planners are currently seconded to support the vaccine task force director, and 20 personnel are assisting with regional vaccine planning, end-to-end logistics and delivery.
The Armed Forces involvement will be revealed in greater detail at a Downing Street Press Conference at 5pm.
Brigadier Phil Prosser, the military lead on vaccines, is due to appear alongside the Prime Minister and Sir Simon Stevens, chief executive of NHS England.
Over 5,000 Armed Forces personnel are currently deployed to support the Government's coronavirus response across the UK as part of Operation Rescript. They are working on 70 different tasks, including testing in schools and wider communities.
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On Sunday, Mr Wallace said: "The new year will see new levels of Armed Forces support to overcoming this pandemic. Thousands of service personnel are working throughout the United Kingdom, wherever they are needed to assist the civil authorities.
Lieutenant General Sir Tyrone Urch, commander standing joint commander UK, also paid tribute to staff who had deployed at short notice to help with mass testing centres across the country in support of the NHS, Department for Health and Social Care, devolved administrations, and local communities.
He said: "They have conducted a successful testing pilot in schools and contributed to vaccine rollout planning. Both regular and reservist personnel stepped up on Christmas Eve to help clear the backlog of trucks in Kent, setting up testing facilities overnight when they would otherwise have been spending the festive period with their families."


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Bush Search and Rescue Victoria
Volunteer search and rescue in Victorian bush and alpine regions
Call-outs
SAR information
BSAR Manual
Technical notes for members
Remote area communications
Mobile phones for communications in the bush
Personal Locator Beacons (PLBs)
Bush Search and Rescue Victoria Committee
Club Delegates
Past members and supporters
The beginning of the Police Search and Rescue Squad – a BSAR perspective
The beginning of BSAR
Emergency service status
Note: COVID-19 procedures are mandatory for BSAR members attending searches
Bush Search and Rescue Victoria is a dedicated volunteer search and rescue service in the state of Victoria, Australia. We participate in land-based search and rescue for persons lost in bush and alpine areas under the direction of the Victoria Police.
Our searchers include experienced bushwalkers, backcountry and cross-country skiers and mountaineers who have had specialist search and rescue training . We are capable of operating independently in the field for several days.
Our BSAR Manual provides information about search and rescue.
For updates on searches and other topics see News
BSAR acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
Vale Stuart Brookes OAM
Stuart Brookes OAM passed away peacefully on Friday 19 November, aged 99. Stuart was a stalwart member of BSAR from its inception in 1949. He participated in search and rescue for 40 years, including many of the major searches through the 1950s to 1970s. He was a Field Organiser for many years and later a …
Continue reading "Vale Stuart Brookes OAM"
Victorian Backcountry Festival – Mount Hotham 3-5 Sep 2021 has been cancelled
*** NOTE: Unfortunately this year's Backcountry Festival is unable to be held at Mount Hotham due to extended COVID-19 restrictions.
Vale Bob Wood OAM
Bob Wood passed away on 17 July 2021. Bob was a member of the Maroondah Bushwalking Club back in the eighties, and had a lifelong passion for bushwalking, ski touring and sharing the outdoors with others.
Bush Search and Rescue Victoria is open to members of Bushwalking Victoria clubs and Bushwalking Victoria Individual Members who meet the experience and age entry requirements listed below. The entry requirements basically ensure that members are competent and experienced bushwalkers, ready to receive specific training in search and rescue techniques.
As a prospective member you need to:
be an experienced overnight bushwalker or ski tourer
have successfully completed an extended walk of at least four days or more
have had snow walking or snow camping experience
be a competent off-track navigator
be fully equipped for overnight walking
be sufficiently fit for prolonged heavy scrub bashing in difficult terrain
Continue reading "Joining"
Bush Search and Rescue holds regular training events. The usual formats are:
General search and rescue training – held each year over a weekend. The format rotates following a three year cycle: bush, snow, bush incorporating a Rogaine. This is open to all members and Prospective Members.
Alpine search and rescue training – held each year, for members with alpine skills and experience. This specialist training is not required for all BSAR members.
Continue reading "Training"
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence
To report lost a person call 000 and ask for Police
BSAR acknowledges and thanks Emergency Management Victoria and Bushwalking Victoria for providing funding for safety clothing, GPS units and search equipment, Telstra for providing us with mobile communications and DELWP for providing funds for training.
Bush and Alpine Safety


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package org.kie.workbench.common.stunner.client.widgets.dialog;

import com.google.gwtmockito.GwtMockitoTestRunner;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.mockito.InOrder;
import org.mockito.Mock;
import org.mockito.Mockito;
import org.uberfire.mvp.Command;

import static org.mockito.Mockito.doNothing;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.spy;

@RunWith(GwtMockitoTestRunner.class)
public class ConfirmationDialogImplTest {

    @Mock
    private ConfirmationDialogImpl.View view;

    private ConfirmationDialogImpl confirmationDialog;

    @Before
    public void setup() {
        confirmationDialog = spy(new ConfirmationDialogImpl(view));
    }

    @Test
    public void testShow() {

        final String title = "title";
        final String boldDescription = "bold description";
        final String question = "question";
        final Command onYesAction = mock(Command.class);
        final Command onNoAction = mock(Command.class);

        doNothing().when(confirmationDialog).superSetup();
        doNothing().when(confirmationDialog).show();
        doNothing().when(confirmationDialog).setModalWidth();

        final InOrder inOrder = Mockito.inOrder(confirmationDialog, view);

        confirmationDialog.show(title,
                                boldDescription,
                                question,
                                onYesAction,
                                onNoAction);

        inOrder.verify(view).init(confirmationDialog);
        inOrder.verify(view).initialize(title, boldDescription, question, onYesAction, onNoAction);
        inOrder.verify(confirmationDialog).superSetup();
        inOrder.verify(confirmationDialog).show();
    }
}


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Old Basque Cemetery - St. Martin Area
Old Basque Cemetery - St. Martin Area ray Wed, 04/21/2010 - 10:05
March 1992 March 2019
LOCATION: Approximately 2 miles northeast of Ocean Springs, Mississippi in the NW/4 of the NW/4 of Section 21, T7S-R8W. This pioneer cemetery is located on private property in the St. Martin School area. The terrain is pastoral and scrub woods on the east bank of Bayou Talla.
DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of Bienville Boulevard (US 90) and Washington Avenue at Ocean Springs, go north on Washington Avenue 1.65 miles to Old Fort Bayou Road. Turn right (east) on Old Fort Bayou Road and go 1.8 miles to Bayou Drive-Yellow Jacket Boulevard. Turn right onto Bayou Drive and go 1.2 miles to Kippie Cut-Off Road. Bear right onto Lemon Road for .6 miles to the home of Fred Lemon. The old cemetery is about 1000 feet northwest of the Lemon home. This is private property and permission to enter is required.
Cemetery Plat
HISTORY: Joseph Basque (Jose Vasquez) (1804-1860) was a Spanish immigrant from Galicia Province in the northwest part of that nation who probably came to the United States in the 1830s. He married Henrietta Pauline Cuevas (Quave) (1815-1866) at Cat Island in the Mississippi Sound in 1837. She was the daughter of Juan Cuevas and Marie Helen Ladner. Their first child, Francois, was born at Cat Island in 1838. Nine additional children were born of this union: Josephine (1840-1881), Joseph (1841-1935), Theresa (1843-1910), Harriet (possibly called Henrietta?) (1847-1875), Caroline (1848-1924), Mary (1852-1917), Bernard (1854-1920), Seymore (1855), and Pauline (1859-1946).
The Basques departed Cat Island for the mainland in the 1840s. They settled in the north half of Section 21, T7S-R8W on Old Fort Bayou just northeast of the village of East Biloxi (became Ocean Springs in 1854). Here Joseph Basque made his livelihood as a sailor and later as a baker. He had an account in the store of Pierre Quave at Back Bay (North Biloxi) in the late 1850s.
The State of Mississippi granted land patents in T7S-R8W to Joseph Basque on 40 acres in the SE/4 of NE/4 of Section 21 (12-4-1855) and 40 acres in the SE/4 of the NW/4 of Section 21 (9-23-1856). Basque later acquired other lands in Section 21.
When the estate of Joseph Basque was divided among his heirs on June 2, 1879, Bernard Basque was granted the NW/4 of the NW/4 of Section 21, T7S-R8W, "except 150 feet square in the southwest corner reserved for the family burial ground." He also received the NW/4 of the NE/4 of Section 21.(Jackson County, Ms. Land Deed Records Book 4, pp. 234-236).
The Old Basque Cemetery is over one hundred thirty years old. It lies in a sylvan setting of scrub pines, small oaks, cedars, and shrubs on the north bank of a small tributary, which flows from the east into Bayou Talla. The cemetery measures 21 feet by 28 feet in area. Its perimeter is totally enclosed by a three foot tall, ornamental, iron fence and gate. There are two marble tombstones, Francis Basque (1889-1895) and Henrietta (Harriet?) Basque (1847-1875). Today four, highly weathered, cypress headboards still remain at the Basque Cemetery. Bernard D. Basque [1921-2015] who lives about 1/2 mile to the northeast remembers in his youth that there were about eight wooden markers present. Mr. Basque, a descendant of Joseph Basque, has maintained their family cemetery for many years, which attests to its fine condition. The iron fence is slightly bent in places where large pine trees fell across it during hurricanes of yesteryear most notably Elena in the fall of 1985.
Cemetery sketches
Known burials (markers):
Francis Basque (1889-1895)
Henrietta Basque (1847-1875)
Probable burials (inferred from the literature):
Joseph Basque (1804-1860)
Henrietta Pauline Basque (1815-1866)
Josephine Basque (1841-1881)
Benjamin Gollott (c. 1840-1879)
Nap L. Cassibry, II, The Ladner Odyssey, (Mississippi Gulf Coast Historical & Genealogical Society-Special Issue No. 6: Biloxi - 1988), pp. 732 and 773-774.
Joseph Kermit Fountain, The Edward Lattimer-Louise Letort Family, (1990), p. 2. (Biloxi Public Library Open Files).
Pierre Quave Store Journal (1857-1862), (Archives of the Biloxi Public Library: Biloxi).
US CENSUS Jackson County, Mississippi 1850 and 1860.
Surveyed by:
Ray L. Bellande
Ocean Springs, Mississippi 39564


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The campaign contribution limits are off in the Chicago mayor's race, potentially helping Mayor Rahm Emanuel to build on his fundraising advantage. Emanuel is seen here with Gov. Pat Quinn at the Columbus Day parade down State Street. (Nancy Stone, Chicago Tribune)
It just got a little easier for Mayor Rahm Emanuel's well-financed re-election campaign to continue to build on its massive fundraising advantage, after a little-known mayoral candidate put $100,000 of his own money into his campaign and lifted state contribution limits for everyone in the race.
Conservative candidate William J. Kelly, who listed himself as a TV producer on his campaign paperwork, put the money in Monday. Under state law, once a candidate in a local race exceeds contributions to his own campaign of $100,000 within a year of the election, all contribution limits for all candidates in the race are lifted. Kelly had made loans to his campaign earlier this summer.
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Fioretti had $326,000 in his political fund through June 30 and has raised at nearly $70,000 more since then. Michael Kolenc, senior strategist for the Fioretti campaign, said by removing the limits, Kelly has played to Emanuel's strength.
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The situation is similar to the race for Illinois governor, where Republican candidate Bruce Rauner long ago exceeded the $250,000 limit for statewide races while on his way to contributing more than $17 million of his own money. Rauner and Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn have therefore not been held to campaign contribution limits ahead of the Nov. 4 election.
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"- During my actions to remove the gates I was attacked by one of the persons that had erected the gates, since then I have been on walking aids.
- The compensation for damage to the vehicles was made, I often wonder why I was not compensated for the damage caused to me. "
Having read in the newspapers concerning Mr. Jenner and his past activities, I wish to write to you as the director of DPP on a different matter altogether but it is regarding prosecutions and convictions which the CPS fully supported, which I do not understand how the matters have been allowed to stand.
I have always enjoyed the countryside, and country pursuits, in my day there were plenty of access lands common lands included although not for shooting etc., being a commoner rights was hard to understand, if you don't own the land, how can you tell me what to do, like put your dogs on a lead and don't ride that bike as well.
I think the 1965 CRA enlightened me and gave me a better understanding of conservation and the legislation concerning common lands, further studies also informed me that unless the land is freehold it cannot be conveyed, there is no one to make grants of easements or deeds of grant, so although the land was identified as land where no owners could be traced, the public still had unimpeded access from all points of view and the council, under the section 9 of the 1965 act had no jurisdiction, but had power to take action against unlawful occupation as an owner in possession could.
Ownership of common lands that were part of the demesne lands of an estate, were registered for the 1925 law of property act and again in 1936, so, the land that was waste land, not subject being demesne land was registered from lands capable of rights of common to being registered common land, the common land I wish to draw to your attention is CL21, subject to section 9 status in 1965, but section 45 under the 2006 commons act.
For the lands registration acts, 1925 and 1936, common land in Shropshire was not made part of the acts due to them being waste lands of villages, and were made registerable under the section 9 of the 1965 act, the Clerk to the council by order/requirement of the University of Aberystwyth, the commissioners agents, prepared and amended the register of the common lands for registration under the 1965 act and presented the information in 1968.
The registration regarding the rights section and the 1965 registration is held by the council, the history of the MOD requisition is also recorded, and for WW1 1914-18 the common land CL21 was requisitioned for trench warfare and was identified as Prees Camp, Whitchurch Heath.
For WW 11 it was first registered as Whitchurch air field and then later as Tilstock aerodrome Whitchurch Heath and de-requisitioned in 1968 and all rights returned.
However, this common land has an also known as (AKA) Prees Heath, using the aka is part of my reasons in contacting you, which, I hope you will read.
I hope to have created a skeleton presentation of Whitchurch Heath common CL21 as common land not subject to ownership/freehold estate, this then will help you to understand the criminal activities I wish to bring to your attention.
My first arrest was in 2001, police were called to the common by persons that had erected gates across the only access point albeit an access used as of custom,( the ancient right had been blocked off to prevent new age travellers camping there) during my actions to remove the gates I was attacked by one of the persons that had erected the gates, since then I have been on walking aids.
The police refused to question a lady that had observed the entire proceedings and so I was taken to Shrewsbury police station and charged with criminal damage, I was put before the local Magistrates, I chose the Crown court even though the matters were civil, my choice was the right one because the Judge scratched out the prosecutions claim, the matters were judged as civil.
My witness did make a statement, but was persuaded not to sign it by the police and my legal counsel, up to 2005 I appeared before Telford and Shrewsbury County and district courts by the person that had erected the enclosure, the council and Prees Heath Ltd who claimed ownership, each time the applications were scratched, they were for committal, efforts at making me bankrupt and various methods of injunctions, none succeeded.
In 2002 I started my examination to claims that the land was Prees Heath and that the former owner was a Lord, and that he had conveyed to another in 1920 and that in 1899 a covenant had been made, was in fact not true, no such actions had been made, this became more clearer after gaining opinion and by examination of records at the archives in the county, in Lincoln and in Cheshire archives of the Duke of Westminster (I have statements from all persons connected) on July 15 2002 I applied to have registered our organisation Common Heritage 2001 as owners of Prees Heath, this was accepted and a signed record on the Owners Register was made, but we only own the aka and not any land, we have no jurisdiction, it was hoped that no more fraudulent claims to Whitchurch Heath Common CL21 could be made, but Prees Heath is the vehicle used in which to steal CL21.
I was again before Telford County court in 2003 where another application was made to prevent me from removing works from the common, from that is a full transcript, the court refused the application.
In February of 2003, I had been successful in forcing the secretary of states to become involved, the result was to favour Common Heritage 2001 and other objectors.
Since the 2005-6 commons act civil action has become criminal and longer goes before a county/district court, first quest why is this allowed? The common lands are not freehold, the works were applied for by false representation to the planning inspectorate, this the government body is aware of, or might not be a truthful application and so a "Supplementary" is included with the consent, this shows that the application is unsafe.
However, PINS, once its decision has been given, one must apply the county court to have the decision overturned, the applicant fails every time, again one must ask why?
Since the 2006 commons act I have been arrested numerous times, each time I have been put before a criminal court, the judge always states that he has no jurisdiction because the matters are civil and he is criminal yet the hearing continues, again one asks why this is allowed to stand.
Each time I have been before the courts I have requested my rights under article 6 of the European Convention on Human rights and each time have been denied, on being arrested I have asked for documentary evidence to show that my arrest is lawful, as article 7 provides there is no punishment without law, again denied, again why is this allowed.
The land registry in my county is creating land registry documents with any disclosure, all are in the name of Prees Heath, we own the aka, the solicitors for G.J.F.Berkeley created a fraudulent epitome of titles and presented it to the land registry to gain registration, this was in 2003, 12 months after common heritage 2001 were registered as owners of the aka, how can this happen, in 2003 judge Mitchell judged that it was unsatisfactory in law also the deed of grant drawn up by the same firm of solicitors, allegedly for £875 for grant of easement over the common.
I had spoken to the head conveyance solicitor whose firm was dealing with matters relating to this common land, I explained to him that the common land was being used as collateral to gain loans, the reply was that the action of his colleague and client was mortgage fraud, I relayed that statement to the court on the forthcoming Friday, I was there after the leasing agents for Prees Heath was applying for damages to the common by reinstating the ancient rights of way as a private and public lawful access, Judge Mitchell scratched out the claim and on my statement regarding the mortgage fraud was directed to approach the Attorney General's office with the information , HH Judge Mitchell also corresponded.
Unfortunately, the minister's office would not become involved unless the local fraud squad did so too, however, the CID would not, they also refused to take action on behalf of the members of the public that that had been prosecuted and convicted for none pay and display on the common land stolen to develop a vehicle park, so never has there been support against fraud.
I have been arrested because of support for the none pay and display by assuring members of the public that the council do not have title and that there is no insurance/public liability on the facility, well there isn't, neither is there any on the road works, this came about when two large vehicles overturned on the unlawfully developed round-a-bout, the newspapers and police would give no information, but the compensation for damage to the vehicles was made, I often wonder why I was not compensated for the damage caused to me.
In 2006, an alleged conveyance of the "Western side" of CL21 was to be effected, and allegedly was, as there are no pre-registration of titles to either CL21 and that Prees Heath the aka was registered to Common Heritage 2001, how could there be a purchase, who turned out to be Butterfly Conservation, the person dealing with the alleged purchase was a member, his reward was to become the ranger if the application was a success, Lewis made an approach to Natural England for funding, this was refused, but they helped with an application for funding from Landfill, and gained £571,000, claiming the application met with procedure, being within a 10 mile radius of a landfill site and that the applicant owned the land.
Both statements were false, a complaint to "Entrust" fell on Stoney ground, Natural England who also had no locus stan-di were giving consent from every direction, the work started by digging trenches around the entire common, cutting off lawful access, then the land was ploughed to a depth of 18 inches totally extinguishing flora and fauna and commoners grazing rights.
I made contact with the police alleging criminal damage, there was a visit to the site and on my behalf made a request for evidence of title, the only paper that could be shown was a lease agreement, I asked the police officer to put in writing a statement which he refused and said that if I was to make an application for him to attend the court, he would be prepared to commit perjury.
I was in court again but as the litigant, this was to have the works on CL21 stopped and reinstated also to have full disclosure, Lewis was ordered to disclose but on the Monday, solicitors acting for Lewis emailed to say his clients (he included Butterfly Conservation) had no title deeds, Butterfly conservation's Martin Warren also stated that there are no title deeds.
Out of the £571,000, Prees Heath solicitor and Lewis and butterfly Conservation and Natural England stated that £ 42,000 had been paid over for the part of CL21, by using the aka as the vehicle in which to falsely claim ownership, without a conveyance document, copy of the a certified receipt for the money and without a copy of pre-registration of title deeds , these were required by the district judge, but as I have noted earlier a statement was made that none were available, I should have had judgement, but courtroom fraud took over as was the norm with district judge Brown, he also denied me article 6 and even if I did apply for the matters to be put before judge Mitchell, he would refuse to.
Metal gates had been installed by Lewis using the money gained from landfill; also an application to PINS for consent to carryout works on the common but the works had already been completed, which in any case would have been unlawful subject to the repeal of the 1285 enclosure act, but also the applications made so far were subject the 2006 fraud act, false representation, failure to disclose.
Consent was given even though PINS were in possession of documentation to show the status of the registration of the common land Whitchurch Heath CL21, and statements to show that there were no title deeds, the consent contained the customary supplementary, "providing the works are not in breach of any enactment or bye-law they will be lawful, there are no bye-laws as the common is rural, two of the many enactments where already breached before any application could have been read, "failure to disclose and false representation" so why was the supplementary required if not a get out by PINS.
Pins have no more contact once they have reached their decision, so an application under section 41 was the only way, but that was refused by Judge Brown, still ringing in my ear was the words of judge Mitchell when I was before him because of removing unlawful works before from this common land "Mr. Barnett is entitled to remove obstructions from rights of way as is any other member of the public, so I hire a JCB and removed the metal gates from the common by digging them up, it was a JCB that helped to put them there in the first place, and that was unlawfully undertaken, my rights in removing them was lawful according to article 7 (no punishment without law, there was/is no law protecting any of the works on CL21).
I was arrested and taken to Shrewsbury police station, I was always treated well in fact I have more fans there than Manchester united has altogether.
I would not make a statement or sign bail conditions, some explanation for my actions was made, but not as a statement to be used against me, so there was no signature from me, later I was arrested and charged with criminal damage section 1, and given a date to appear at the magistrates, don't you mean the county I asked, no this is criminal damage and you will appear under a criminal court.
My date for the hearing came and I was before judge Morgan, as this judge was out on his ear and disqualified from the bench, I applied to have the matters be set before a circuit civil judge, this was refused, I did complain that I was in the wrong court and before a judge that had been removed, "I am not aware of that he said" then stated that the matters before him were outside his jurisdiction, he being criminal and the matters being civil.
I applied under article 6 to have full disclosure and witnesses, this was refused, eventually the day of my trial came and I was found guilty and asked when would I pay the costs which I replied never, you may be asking why I don't have solicitors to defend me, that is because I am aware of the arrangements between council and courts "court niceties" is the reason, even with Barristers, I will lose on my own initiatives, I know I am right on this subject, so I prefer a moral victory to nothing.
Gerald Gadsden wrote that where the council are the offenders and in many ways they are, then what the public can follow is a relator action in the high court, I was not and am not an offender, just an objector.
I applied to the Crown Court Shrewsbury to have this matter/this judge's judgement to be overturned, and for article 6 to be allowed, I was refused and was also ordered not to enter prees heath common, my organisation of which I am chairman have been registered as owners, but then again I replied I am visiting Whitchurch Heath Common CL21, if it looks like land on this plan you are forbidden.
Without evidence to show that the claims and works were not subject to law, then I would not comply, this I made abundantly clear, so why was I not sent down there and then?
I did go onto the common and was arrested and remanded for Crown, I stated that I had lawful excuse to go on there and after a conservation with the prosecuting barrister, he offered no evidence to send me to prison and the court discontinued, as the matters were not tracked, I am unable to obtain a transcript.
However, the cost awarded by discharged judger Morgan meant that I was ordered to court to give reasons why I had not paid the amount ordered, my reasons remained to same, I was not guilty of any criminal act and that the judge making the order had no jurisdiction.
In the meantime I approached the local court under section 41 of the 2006 commons act, this is just an application to a court for the judge to make an order for the works to be removed and reinstatement of the land, there is no offender or claimant, objectors are entitled to write to the court to object, if not then unless the court allows they will not be invited to speak.
As would be procedure, I sent a copy of my intent to Telford county court, knowing that they would need to follow my instructions to forward my application to the chancery division in London, this was because the council were the offenders, however, judge Brown, on his own initiative included on a court order form as me being the claimant and those who would be objectors as defendants and forwarded the papers to Birmingham to a district judge who had "chancery experience".
I demanded my papers to be returned along with the check, this was refused and a date settled for a hearing to include "defendants", I protested that I had nothing to do with prees heath, my application was for works to be removed from Whitchurch Heath Common CL21, it was suggested that I turn up to the hearing as it was for directions only.
I did turn, Judge Ridge disallowed the directions, refused my application under article 6 and began making up the list of costs, he read out article 6 saying that it was not for civil matters and although he also read out section 41 chose to ignore it.
I had previous to attending court in Birmingham sent in my application by suggestion and paid the £480 to have the matters heard there, the Master Price sent my application to Birmingham again ignoring my request not, so much for justice, the application was not heard there, so I would assume that the check for £480 should be sent back, but it will not.
The following week, 3 bailiffs from Winston Green and 2 local police came to arrest and take me to prison for 45 days, this was very distressing to my wife and friends, I do suffer panic attacks in enclosed conditions, I was not going to pay any money, I did not refuse to go to prison, but as the local police understand my illness I have always rode in the front of the vehicle, I am after all disabled, if they had allowed me to be in the front I would still be in prison a victim of unlawful arrest and false imprisonment.
The other reason why I had decided to go with the bailiff's was that if my dogs tried to defend me they would be shot, as I happened I did not go to prison, my wife and friends gathered the amount I was alleged to owe I would not ever pay fraudulent demands, this council and those that brought this endemic fraud to Shropshire have questions to answer, I hope you are able to bring relief not just here but to thousands that are and have been threatened that what has happened to me is just as likely to happen to them.


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English Literature at American University in Athens.
Graduate Courses: Communication, History of Art & Marketing, Public Speaking, Sociology at Indiana University, USA.
Public Relation Consultant for the Maria Callas Foundation in Athens.
President since 2000, for Greece and Cyprus for "Generation Europe Foundation" based in Brussels, operating in 27 countries, since 1995, under the Auspices of the European Commission.
Aims at providing European awareness to Youth. Its main activities are: Publication of the "Book of the Youth of Europe", with additional subjects as Health, Environment, Human Rights, Employment etc.
Pan -European Debates & Conferences at the European Parliament in Brussels.
In 1987 founded "Advance Communication" Public Relation company, until 2012.
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Conscientious Objectors Day, 15 May: 'Opposition to the Great War in Wales' Review
Posted in Belief and Action / Dewis a Chydwybod, Conscientious Objectors / Gwrthwynebwr Cydwybodol, Education, Hidden histories / Hanesion cudd, Human Rights, Political Theory, Soldiers' Stories / Straeon milwyr, Wales for Peace / Cymru dros Heddwch, Wales/UK Politics, War & Conflict	by wciaadmin
Head of Wales for Peace, Craig Owen, reviewed Dr Aled Eirug's seminal work 'The Opposition to the Great War in Wales' – published by University of Wales Press – for the Spring 2019 Agenda, the journal of the Institute of Welsh Affairs (IWA). This book is the culmination of Aled's Doctoral Thesis with Cardiff University's School of History, Archaeology and Religion.
To mark International Conscientious Objectors Day on May 15th 2019 – 100 years after the end of WW1, the 'war that was to end war' – Craig shares for WCIA Voices his 'longer read' review on this perspective-changing history of Wales' Anti-War Movements – and considers the relevance to today.
As we mark the centenary of the post-WW1 Paris Peace Process whilst simultaneously bracing for Brexit – seeking to sever the ties of interdependence with our European neighbours – the publication of a history tome that presents a different perspective' to Wales' received 'great war story' might not seem immediately relevant. But perhaps the timing could not be more poignant – or the opportunity to learn from our forebears – as we reconsider Wales' role in the world once more within a divided British society.
Previous histories of WW1 have tended to either airbrush out anti-war perspectives from the 'narrative' of the Great War as pockets of unrelated, individual activity; or conversely, lionised the heroism of Conscientious Objectors who took a stand against an imperial, populist state. Aled Eirug's landmark work, 'The Opposition to the Great War in Wales 1914-18' paints a far more 3-dimensional picture. The most detailed study yet of the anti-war movement in any part of Britain through WW1, this look 'behind the blinkers' is a critical contribution to UK-wide social history, and profoundly relevant to Welsh identity, experience and political ideologies today.
Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen … these conflicts of our time have been met with vocal anti-war movements that are not only a defining part of Welsh and UK civil society, but also national conscience. 100 years ago, to disagree with the government and populist tide could lead to social outcast and a prison sentence. Those who did so planted 'anti-war' seeds that today we take for granted – yet their story is rarely part of the WW1 narrative. Even now, after 4 years of nationwide events marking WW100, one could be forgiven for thinking that Wales was as one with the whole UK in enthusiastically supporting 'the war that was to end war' – united under the shrewd leadership of David Lloyd George, the UK's only "Welsh" Prime Minister. But as for conflicts of today, such a view is simplistic in the extreme.
The onset of WW1 divided the nation. Beneath the populist call to arms and government propaganda, religious and political opposition to the war, of many differing shades, was witnessed Wales-wide. Aled maps this opposition systematically, not as pockets of resistance, but as patterns of beliefs – people motivated by a purpose, or rather a diversity of purposes – and importantly, looks at how this opposition became more organised as the war wore on.
Many Welsh non-conformists, and groups such as the Christadelphians and Quakers, reeled at the readiness with which the commandment 'Thou Shalt not Kill' was jettisoned to preach military recruitment from the pulpit (though many ministers refused, proselytising against the war). Interfaith organisations such as Cymdeithas y Cymod, the Fellowship of Reconciliation, were founded to counter the hatred of war. Socialist figures such as Keir Hardie and Ramsay MacDonald led an anti-war stance for the Independent Labour Party in Wales that, whilst initially unpopular – and indeed heavily persecuted by authorities such as tribunals – over the course of WW1 progressively attracted increasing support and respect, offering a new political home to ranks of Welsh Liberals disillusioned by the postures they felt their party had taken. Some who felt Wales had become subservient to British imperialism of WW1, would go on to develop Welsh Nationalist ideology that led to the formation of Plaid Cymru in 1925.
Central to Eirug's exploration is the impact of the Military Service Act, compulsory conscription, in March 1916 which brought WW1 opposition into sharp focus. Those who objected on grounds of conscience faced Tribunals that were rarely sympathetic (particularly to political objectors). 'Non-Combatants' and 'Alternativists' were deployed to military or non-military work supporting the war effort, but 'Absolutists' – who were opposed to the war on moral grounds – were often court marshalled, and imprisoned or sentenced to hard labour. Some Welsh COs died from poor treatment and / or labour conditions.
WW1 Conscientious Objectors at Dyce Labour Camp, Scotland, 1916 – Wikimedia Commons
Whilst Eirug has been able to trace about 900 registered Conscientious Objectors from Wales – roughly proportionate to the rest of the UK –his research also highlights that these numbers would have been far higher but not for the creation of a Welsh company for theological students in the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) – nicknamed 'Gods Own'. Alongside Ambulance Units and other non-combatant roles, many of these objectors trod the difficult line of supporting those at the front, whilst opposing the war – a sentiment increasingly shared by many serving troops, and families at home, beyond 1917.
The No Conscription Fellowship (NCF) and National Council for Civil Liberties gave voice and organising infrastructure to Objectors, with local branches Wales-wide. But the Independent Labour Party, Fellowship of Reconciliation, women's movements and Trade Unions all played galvanising anti-war roles in wider Welsh society, and it is perhaps here that this book most challenges the 'received versions' of history. Where others have cited, as evidence of pro-war strength of feeling, the 'Battle of Cory Hall'– a Nov 1916 Anti-War meeting of 900 in Cardiff that was disrupted by a mob of 'patriots' – Eirug looks at what happened next. A rally of over 2,500 'peace builders' reconvened at the Rink in Merthyr, "steeled by the Cardiff mob" to oppose developments of conscription. In depth studies of Merthyr Tydfil and Briton Ferry offer an insight into the depth and breadth of local Anti-War organisation. And a whole section of the work looks at the influence of the South Wales Miners Federations: the 1915 Miner's Strike (over pay and conditions), and the 1917 'Comb-Out Ballot' (a vote on conscription of miners) were both a significant litmus test of pro and anti-war sentiment, with a 'longing for peace' spurred – perhaps ironically today – by the hopes of the Russian Revolution.
The end of war on 11.11 1918, and the Peace Process that followed, saw a shift in societal views perhaps only matched after the end of WW2. Religious congregations were deserted by those whose faith in authority had been shattered by war. Formerly reviled Conscientious Objectors were elected as Members of Parliament to lead peace building efforts – figures such as Morgan Jones (1921, Caerphilly) and George M Ll Davies (1923, University of Wales). Anti-war groups channelled their energies into over 900 local branches of the new Welsh League of Nations Union, forerunner of today's Welsh Centre for International Affairs and Temple of Peace. Nearly 400,000 signed the Welsh Women's Peace Petition to America, calling for leadership in the League of Nations for 'law not war'. When it failed, at the outbreak of WW2 the provisions for military service exemption were more enlightened. And when finally WW2 ended, many of those Welsh figures who had stood so prominently for peace through WW1, the 20s and 30s, were to play a lead role in the founding of the United Nations.
Why is any of this relevant today? For me, what comes across so powerfully from Aled Eirug's work is how, in a time of populism, polarisation and catastrophe, the peacebuilding efforts of Welsh people and communities inspired a new generation of internationalists– outward looking, but rooted in equity and communitarianism – and can do so again. This book is an essential 'long read' for anyone seeking to understand the Welsh national psyche, and where our national spirit just might take us.
Craig Owen is Head of Wales for Peace and Global Action, at the Welsh Centre for International Affairs (WCIA).
MOVED TO ACTION?
–> Find out more about Wales' peace heritage of Conscientious Objection by exploring WCIA's 'Belief and Action' hidden histories pages.
–> Search and uncover Hidden Histories of WW1 Conscientious Objectors from Wales and the borders, using WCIA's Peace Map – Pearce Register of WW1 Objectors, with the kind permission of Dr Cyril Pearce of Leeds University.
–> Download and use Learning Resources on Conscientious Objection from Hwb, for use in schools and colleges.
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Enjoy this savory-sweet strata for Easter brunch, Christmas morning, or any time you're serving a crowd and want a dish that's both satisfying and special. To make it your own, try it with different kinds of sausage or cheese. On the side, serve an arugula salad, coffee, and mimosas.
In a medium skillet over medium-high heat, warm the oil. Add the sausage and cook, stirring occasionally, until browned, about 3 minutes. Remove the skillet from the heat and set aside.
Spray a 2 1/2- to 3-quart casserole dish with nonstick cooking spray. Arrange 1/3 of the bread in the dish. Top with 1/3 of the sausage, 1/3 of the figs, 1/3 of the cheese, and 1/3 of the sage. Repeat 2 times, making 3 layers. Set aside.
Cover the casserole loosely with foil and bake for 45 minutes. Remove the foil, sprinkle the pecans on top, and continue baking until browned and a knife inserted in the center comes out only a little wet, 15 to 20 minutes.
Let the strata stand 10 minutes. Serve warm, with maple syrup, if using, alongside.


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Windham Hill Records
Windham Hill Records was an independent record label that specialized in instrumental acoustic music. It was founded by guitarist William Ackerman and Anne Robinson (née McGilvray) in 1976 and was popular in the 1980s and 1990s. The label was purchased by BMG through a series of buyouts from 1992 through 1996 and is currently a subsidiary of Sony Music Entertainment after BMG's subsequent merger in 2008. Private Music, also a subsidiary of BMG, has issued some back-catalog releases under the Windham Hill Records imprint. Since the Sony merger in 2007, Windham Hill has released no new material but reissues albums and compilations as part of Sony's Legacy Recordings brand. (Rondo DB)
Parent label Sony Music
Wikipedia Windham_Hill_Records
Started 1976
Official website https://windhaming.com/


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Le congrès de Gotha a lieu à Gotha en Allemagne en 1875. Il permet de voir l'émergence du premier parti socialiste: le SAP, futur SPD.

Le programme de Gotha consiste en des lois sociales pour la nouvelle classe ouvrière. Il appelle au suffrage universel, à la liberté d'association, à la limitation de la journée de travail et à d'autres lois protégeant les droits et la santé des travailleurs ainsi que des hausses de salaires. Le programme gotha était explicitement socialiste.

Le SPD naît d'un compromis entre les marxistes partisans de la révolution et les réformistes préférant la prise de pouvoir par des moyens légaux c'est-à-dire les élections.

Karl Marx a critiqué la plate-forme dans un texte qui ne fut publié qu'après sa mort : Critique du programme de Gotha.

Notes et références

Programme du Parti social-démocrate d'Allemagne
Gotha

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Combine first six ingredients (all the spices, cinnamon through garlic powder) in small bowl, stirring well.
Rub pork loin with olive oil, and then rub with spice mixture, making sure to coat every surface.
Place pork loin in a large resealable plastic bag and refrigerate for 2 hours or overnight.
Before baking, roll pork loin in chopped honey roasted peanuts, pressing firmly to make sure the peanuts stick.
Bake at 400 for 25 minutes or until a thermometer registers 140.
Remove from oven; let stand 5 minutes until internal temperature registers 145.
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The Walking Dead has been telling us for nearly seven years that the key to leadership is playing a role different from your actual self.
The Walking Dead has been full of interesting villains. However, aside from just being evil, each has adopted a certain "character" to play in leading their disparate groups. I also think this is pretty accurate to how society actually functions. For example, F.D.R. didn't want people to know he couldn't walk, so he played a carefully curated role that people could believe in...one that suggested that he was far healthier than the truth. And over the decades, this kind of thinking hasn't changed much. Just recently Donald Trump called Hillary Clinton "weak" and impled that, "she doesn't have the stamina." It's essentially the same thing.
In the second episode of the new season, we met King Ezekiel who is this larger-than-life character living in a place appropriately called "The Kingdom," and who has a sidekick that's a Bengal tiger. All of his men-at-arms are knights and wear armor, and it's kinda/sorta like a modern renaissance fair. And King Ezekiel owns up to what he's doing in a conversation with Carol that takes place near the end of the episode. He says that he knows it's all a ruse, but it's something that the people just needed with all the horror in the world. That's when it occurred to me that all the other "leaders" are also playing a role. The only reason Ezekiel's really sticks out is because it's so wild.
For example, Rick Grimes is still playing at Sheriff. He's changed a lot because of the world, and doesn't hesitate to just kill people these days, but deep down inside he's still very much into justice. And justice from a certain point-of-view can look a lot like revenge. Still, he seems to be able to mete it out without his mind suffering permanent damage because he's sheltered his psyche within this role he's created for himself...he has a job and a responsibility to his people and how he actually feels about doing certain things need to be separated from his duty. As long as he can focus on that, he seems to be able to survive just about anything.
The same could be said for the Governor. Before he ran arrears of Rick Grimes and company, the Governor was a politician, playing this larger-than-life charismatic role as the leader of Woodbury. Anyone that remotely crossed him ended up dead. However, he was fair to most people as long as you had nothing that he wanted or questioned him in any way. And a glimpse inside his psyche via one of the books revealed an even deeper layer: the fact that he was actually playing the role of his twin brother (who died) and the undead daughter he was keeping wasn't actually his biological daughter, but belonged to his brother. He basically assumed the entire role because his brother was a charismatic good man and that's what he wanted to be. People had "admired" his brother. But you only got that story from the book Rise of the Governor.
The latest batch of people, called "The Saviors," and led by Negan are no different. Negan's playing the role of a Mafioso. He's in charge of this huge family that extorts The Walking Dead's version of "protection money" from communities in exchange for keeping the "undead menace" under control. That's basically what his roving army does. It maintains the herds so that they don't overwhelm and threaten the settlements of Alexandria, Hill Top, and the Kingdom. In truth, of course, they're just parasites feeding off the communities and not really doing all that much constructive. But it's the character that Negan has decided to play. It's why he insists on following through and keeping his word in front of everyone. People need to see that he means business so that his orders are never questioned. Who knows what he's actually like in person, or what kind of person he was before the event that made the dead rise from their graves.
It's an interesting thing to think that successful leadership may depend on how well you can play a certain role. I suppose it makes sense that some of our most powerful leaders (and those aspiring to the highest offices in the land) are essentially actors. It's a truth that the Walking Dead has been telling all along, but it took me seven seasons to actually see it.
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PT Dilloway November 4, 2016 at 5:45 AM
That's a good point.
stephen Hayes November 4, 2016 at 6:56 AM
Leaders have always used impressions as tools for manipulating people. Caesar claimed to have tremendously good luck because he was descended from the goddess Venus.
Tony Laplume November 4, 2016 at 7:09 PM
I think between the two candidates the one playing a role and the one being the role was part of how I decided which to vote for.
PT Dilloway November 4, 2016 at 9:44 PM
Still trying to justify voting for the idiot?
dolorah November 6, 2016 at 6:33 PM
I kinda got that they are all playing idealized versions of themselves, but never really gave it much more thought. I didn't know about the Governor's book. I like Ezekiel.


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Books that will keep you reading
By Sandi Pedersen
PALACE OF MIRRORS, by Margaret Peterson Haddix, Simon& Schuster Books for Young Readers, $16.99; ages 11-13.
Cecilia is not really just a peasant girl who lives in a small hut in a small village outside the palace. She is a princess in hiding until the traitors who killed her parents are found and she can return to the palace. Cecilia dreams of the day when she can wear silk instead of rags and when she can give orders instead of cleaning up after the cow.
Cecilia and her best friend Harper set out to the palace to face whatever danger awaits. Instead, they find that things aren't always as they seem.
GOLDEN& GREY: A GOOD DAY FOR HAUNTING, by Louise Arnold, Simon& Schuster, $16.99; ages 9-12.
Golden is a boy, Grey is a ghost and they live in Golden's house. They have figured out a way to have humans and ghosts living together happily and peacefully. Humans, at least the kids in Golden's school, have invisible friends. The ghosts get assigned to a particular kid and spend the day making sure things go well. But one of the ghosts makes himself known and the TV show, Exceedingly Haunted Homes of England, shows up to investigate the ghostly sightings.
Is this the end to invisible friends?
CHARLIE BONE AND THE SHADOW, by Jenny Nimmo, Orchard Books, $12.99; ages 9-12.
Charlie is a kid who just happens to be able to see into paintings. In fact, he can hear the people in the paintings speak and even better, he can travel into the paintings. Charlie attends a school "for the gifted," the word gifted here meaning kids who can do unusual things. I love a good series. The best part about this one is that Charlie Bone and the Shadow is book number 7. You can read and not have to worry about waiting for the next one.
Start with book number 1 and enjoy.
SAMMY KEYES AND THE COLD HARD CASH, by Wendelin Van Draanen, Knopf Books for Young Readers, $16.99; ages 9-12.
Sammy found three wads of cash. Well, she didn't exactly just find the money. An old guy gave it to her and begged her to throw it away right before he died on the fire escape of her grandmother's senior living center.
LUCKY, by Rachel Vail, HarperTeen, $16.99; ages 11-13.
Phoebe is an eighth-grader who has it all. So much so, she thinks the word lucky best describes her life. But then things start to fall apart. Her mom gets fired, the big graduation party is in jeopardy, she is fighting with her best friends, her new crush isn't going right and the perfect party dress isn't in her closet, it's still on the hanger at the store.
Lucky for Phoebe, this is when she learns what best friends are for.
Sandi Pedersen is the mom of four and the Web mistress for Chicago Parent.
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The first event of the season on St Andrews Table Tennis Club's calendar is traditionally Eglinton Trophy night. After a summer of intense practice, the members' competitive instincts must have been straining to be unleashed as a record entry of nineteen players turned up to compete in the handicap team event held in memory of former club stalwart David Eglinton.
With nineteen not being the easiest number to shape into a team event, it gave a first class excuse for a bamboozling format, ably organised by Elaine Forbes, but the players buckled down with their usual mix of good sportsmanship and desire to win.
In the group of four teams, Michael Hahn, Dave Beveridge and Neil Lea nudged out Ian Smith, Rob Brown and Jon Fraser to take their place in the final against Graham Wood and Sandy Pearson from the group of three.
Clyde Johnson and Fabio Sani made up for their disappointment in being beaten to a final slot by finishing in third place with a win over Ian, Rob and Jon.
The final was closely contested. Graham's win against Dave was cancelled out by Michael beating Sandy. With the doubles being pivotal, Graham and Sandy caught up from a big handicap deficit against Neil and Dave just in time to reach 20-20 and "sudden death: next point the winner". Three careful shots in the final rally and then Dave offered up a prayer, went for a big forehand and gained a huge win for his team. Playing as the most heavily handicapped player on the night, Michael once again came from behind, his win against Graham sealing a 3-1 victory for his team.
And so the evening proved a great warm up for the new season of league and cup matches which will get underway from Monday 12th September.
Howard Lee presents the trophy in the video to the victors of the 11th Eglinton Cup tournament: Dave Beveridge, Neil Lea and Michael Hahn. Well done boys!
This entry was posted in Eglinton Trophy, Match reports, St Andrews Table Tennis Club and tagged Eglinton Cup on August 31, 2016 by standrewstt.
Inspired by the Olympics? If so, Dundee welcomes you..
Funded by Awards for All, sports organisations from the Dundee area are getting together at DISC to present the opportunity for those enthused by watching the Olympics on TV to give it a go themselves.
Representatives from the Dundee and District Table Tennis Association will be on hand throughout the day to encourage newcomers and returners of all ages to pick up a bat.
Amongst other sports on offer will be football, korfball, netball,badminton,short tennis, hockey, Tae Kwon Do and (possibly) cricket.
Please spread the word to everyone and anyone who may be interested.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on August 10, 2016 by standrewstt.


Bitpop is a type of electronic music and subgenre of chiptune music, where at least part of the music is made using the sound chips of old 8-bit (or 16-bit) computers and video game consoles. Among systems used include the Atari 8-bit computer, NEC PC-8801, Commodore 64, Nintendo Entertainment System, Amiga, Game Boy, and Mega Drive / Genesis. The sounds produced from these systems can be combined to any degree with traditional instruments, such as guitar and drums, modern synthesizers and drum machines, or vocals and sound effects. Some artists use software-based emulators or virtual synthesizers to recreate the sounds of 8-bit systems, while some use hardware synths, which use the actual sound chips from those systems, such as the Sidstation, Midibox, and trackers.