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James Jolly Jr.
June 27, 1923 - December 26, 2021
Dateline: Wood River James Jolly, 98, passed away Sunday, December 26, 2021 at John Cochran VA Medical Center in St. Louis, MO. He was born in White Hall, IL on June 27, 1923, the son of James and Sally (McCoy) Jolly. Jolly married Ruth Day in 1942 at the Baptist Church in East Alton. They shared 68 years of marriage. Jim answered the call of his country to serve in the Army at age 19 in 1943. He was assigned to the 182nd Company of the 42nd Replacement Battalion. Before he was recruited for the Army, he was a meat cutter at Alfeld Grocery in Carrolton. The Army trained him as a cook. His expertise as a cook was appreciated by hundreds of soldiers who stood in line for a hot meal on their way to the battlefield. When the war ended in 1945 he came home to a happy reunion with his wife, Ruth, in Wood River where he has lived since 1954. After his service in the Army, he worked at Walters Market in Wood River for 16 years and National Food Store as a meat cutter for 26 years. He was a member of the First Baptist Church in East Alton, a member of the Wood River VFW Post 2859 since 1954, and served as President of the Wood River Seniors. He and Ruth enjoyed many years of square dancing and traveling. His favorite past time was playing cards with Jan and Kay, Mark and Darla! Still winning at age 98! A highlight of his life was an Honor Flight visit in 2010 to see the World War II memorial in Washington D.C. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Ruth, daughter, Linda Lee Jolly Waters, granddaughter, Amy Heather Waters, sister, Pearl, a special family friend, Ken Owens, and many nieces and nephews. Visitation will be from 12:00 noon until a time of celebration of Jim's life at 1:00 p.m. Monday, January 3, 2022 at Gent Funeral Home in Alton. Burial will be at Rose Lawn Memory Gardens in Bethalto. Memorials may be made to Honor Flight. Online guestbook and information may be found at www.gentfuneralhome.com
Dateline: Wood River James Jolly, 98, passed away Sunday, December 26, 2021 at John Cochran VA Medical Center in St. Louis, MO. He was born in White Hall, IL on June 27, 1923, the son of James and Sally (McCoy) Jolly. Jolly married Ruth Day... View Obituary & Service Information
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The Flash Season 7 Episode 6 Release Date, Spoilers, Watch Online Live Stream
Season 7 Episode 5 of the series proceeds by telling its viewers how Iris and Barry are constantly managing with one another. We may also witness a brand new villain who will probably be an actual hazard to the folks. Right here's a fast recap that may make you up to date about what 'The Flash' season 7 episode 6 has deliberate for us.
'The Flash' season 7 episode 6 will launch this 12 months on the sixth of April. (*6*)
Particulars of the net streaming platforms for 'The Flash' season 7 Episode 6
The extra handy strategy to watch the series is by switching to The CW on the standard time when the episode will air. You too can watch on The CW's official web site by logging by means of your common cable subscription. (*6*)
There's another choice current, particularly for many who don't have a cable subscription. You possibly can watch on VOD platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime. (*6*)
# (*6*)Spoilers for the Flash Season 7 Episode 6
The title of episode 6 of this season is " The One with the Nineties." We are going to witness that Cisco and Chester will get caught in 1998 after they journey and go to the previous years. They are going to be seen repeating the identical day a number of occasions. Within the meantime, Iris developed some connection together with the velocity pressure. With then, she may need deliberate for one more solo journey after she visited the Mirror -verse.(*6*)
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Trinidad and Tobago, Aruba, Curacao and Sint Maarten
DHWFD Collaborates with UNDP to hold Focus Group Discussions on Poverty in Tobago
Mr. Madgy Martinez Soliman, Resident Representaive a.i, UNDP, Councillor Dr. Carrington, Secretary of Health, Wellness and Family Development and Mrs. Sharifa Ali-Abdullah, Assistant Resident Representative, UNDP.
Participants of the Focus Group Discussions for Tobago
Mr. Madgy Martinez Soliman, Resident Representaive a.i, UNDP, Councillor Dr. Carrington, Secretary of Health, Wellness and Family Developmen
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"The vulnerable persons in our population deserve some improvements to their quality of life." This according to Councillor Dr. Agatha Carrington, Secretary of Health, Wellness and Family Development during the delivery of her remarks at the first of two days of Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) on poverty in Tobago, which were conducted by the United Nations Development Programme in collaboration with the Division. The first FGD was held at the Anne Mitchell Auditorium on Monday, 13th August, 2018, involving participants from Tobago West and the second FGD was held at the Roxborough Secondary School on Tuesday, 14th August, 2018, involving participants from Tobago East.
Dr. Carrington explained that Trinidad and Tobago are signatories to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and thus the Tobago House of Assembly remains committed to support any initiative that seeks to achieve any of these goals. She also explained that this initiative by the UNDP benefits the entire country of Trinidad and Tobago. She said "we embrace and support these discussions as they allow us to understand each person's experience as it pertains to poverty and they give us the opportunity to design the necessary programmes and services to impact our population in a more focused way."
The Secretary added "the Division has been reshaped to focus on the family so we have strategically placed our social workers in the community to better serve our population." She explained that the "rich data" generated from these discussions would directly impact their work, particularly our interventions in the communities.
Mr. Madgy Martinez Soliman, Resident Representaive a.i, United Nations Development Programme, Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname, Aruba, Curacao and Sint Maarten provided some context for conducting the FGDs. He explained that the United Nations "made a bold commitment to end poverty by 2030," particularly with placing "No Poverty" as the first Sustainable Development Goal. He added that ending poverty "involves targeting the most vulnerable, increasing access to basic resources and services, and supporting communities affected by conflict and climate-related disasters."
Mr. Soliman explained that the FGDs will support the UNDP's project entitled "Toward a National Measurement of Multi-dimensional Poverty", which is being done in collaboration with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). He indicated that this project will inform the development of a National Poverty Reduction Strategy (NPRS) for Trinidad and Tobago. Mr. Soliman said "this means that we can identify the poor better, target and bring relief to those left behind, starting with those who are furthest behind."
Mr. Soliman also expressed the importance of capturing information from the children. He said "from our experience at UNDP, it is widely recognized that children experience poverty differently from adults and are more severely affected as their survival and long-term development are impacted." Mr. Soliman ended by affirming the commitment of the UNDP to provide support to end poverty in Tobago.
The FGDs were conducted nationally to develop a localized definition of poverty and child poverty for Trinidad and Tobago, with the ultimate aim of developing a poverty measurement methodology for Trinidad and Tobago. Focus group discussions were conducted across fourteen municipalities in Trinidad and two districts in Tobago (Tobago East and West). The data generated from these FGDs will inform the development of a National Poverty Reduction Strategy (NPRS) for Trinidad and Tobago, which is a holistic plan to eradicate poverty in Trinidad and Tobago and ultimately achieve goal one of the SDGs, which is "No Poverty" by 2030.
Goal 1 No poverty
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Foxcote News 2020
7822 to make an unexpected return to North Wales
No sooner than we were thinking about 7822 not steaming again at Llangollen in her current boiler ticket, than we negotiate a return to North Wales' only standard gauge preserved line. We anticipate to run on steam days between August 29th and Mid October.
Things don't always go to plan in preservation, and this year more than most. The WSR reopen properly soon and we will be back there for that but an unforeseen locomotive shortage at Llangollen means the Manor could come in handy again as it did last Winter.
Its 35 years since 7822 made Llangollen its home, it will always be home.
All Quiet On the Western Front.
Well every front really, Covid-19 continues to threaten many heritage lines, locomotive owning groups, museums and so on. 2020 is looking like a total write- off which will have so many knock on effects for the whole movement.
We are unsure when we will see 7822 back in action, and this loss of income could be absolutely disastrous, we just hope there are better days to come. Please continue to keep the movement alive when the lockdown measures come to an end, and until then, stay safe.
Foxcote Manor Leaving Llangollen
Thursday March 26th will see 7822 depart Llangollen as booked for a return to the West Somerset Railway. Jeremy Hoskings 9F No.92212 will arrive by road in North Wales for overhaul and the return journey will see heavy haulage contractors S.A Smith take 7822 back to Somerset.
It will be sad to see 7822 leave her spiritual home but it is necessary if we are to do the best for the locomotive. It has been great to see, drive and fire her in North Wales at the only standard gauge preservation line in the area.
Steam Running Cancelled Due to Coronavirus.
The virus has now bitten the steam movement. With restrictions on gatherings and the importance of stopping the spread of Covid-19, all of the UK's preserved lines have stopped running which means there will be dire effects for railways and locomotives alike. The budgeting for the year is out of the window and we are all on the back foot a little.


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Pich wins 'Fintech Venture Day'
April 15, 2016 Santander Innoventures TeamPressroom
Technology-based startup Pich wins 'Fintech Venture Day' organized by Santander InnoVentures, Accenture and IE Business School
Madrid, 14 April, 2016. Pich, a startup which connects with the infrastructure of the banking sector to provide companies and developers with access to financial data, was the winning business project at Fintech Venture Day Madrid, a contest organized by Santander InnoVentures, Accenture and IE Business School. The competition is aimed at startups which provide technology-based solutions for the finance sector and the event was held at the Rafael del Pino Foundation. Participants included Juan Pedro Moreno, president and CEO of Accenture Spain, Portugal and Israel, Peter Jackson, senior executive vice president and head of Innovation of the Santander Group, and Juan José Güemes, president of IE Business School's International Center for Entrepreneurial Management, who, along with further experts in the field, worked together to examine the challenges facing the finance sector in this innovative ecosystem.
This is the first time that Fintech Venture Day has been held in Spain. The competition forms part of a series of contests held around the world, the first of which took place in Tel Aviv in February, with the next edition set to take place in Sao Paulo in May. Participating startups offer technology-based solutions for payment methods, alternative funding, wealth management, and services which cover areas that include investment, data and risk analysis, customer experience, and digitalization of financial services. A judges panel made up of investors and experts in entrepreneurial management, finance and consultancy services selected Pich as the winning project, which means that the startup will receive mentoring from the sponsoring firms and will have the option of accessing funding.
In addition to Pich, the other projects competing in the competition were Capital Ahora, a collective funding platform whereby investors can lend money to previously analyzed solvent firms; Fire PCI, a company which provides B2B technology and a prototype for cloud-based services that offer protection for sensitive data such as personal data or credit cards; Indexa Capital, which was the first automated administrator system in Spain to offer investments for which automation brings a high-profit potential with fewer commissions and lower costs than those offered by other financial entities; and Wetech, a company which collaborates with banks to develop wearables for payments subject to Dynamic Data Authentication processes, using different forms, designs and materials.
Mariano Belinky, managing director of Santander InnoVentures, explained that the company was very committed to fintech startups in Spain through activities such as Fintech Venture Day. "The world of fintech in Spain is rising fast and we are moving in lockstep. We firmly believe in collaboration among emerging businesses and banks. There are already major operations, such as Kabbage, working with Santander to fast-track credits for SMEs in the UK."
Fernando Rufilanchas, managing director of Financial Services at Accenture, said: "Collaboration with fintech startups can transform what is currently a threat to traditional banking into an opportunity to build the bank of the future together."
Juan José Güemes, president of IE Business School's International Center for Entrepreneurial Management talked about how the fintech ecosystem is changing the rules of the game in the financial sector. "It is modifying the way to do business with tools that enable us to operate at any given time from anywhere in the world. The startups that took part in Fintech Venture Day Madrid today embody this change of paradigm in a sector with enormous growth potential."
The Fintech Venture Days benefit from the experience of three key players in the field: Santander InnoVentures, the fintech venture capital fund run by Santander, is one of the largest banks in the world, operating in ten leading markets in Europe and the US; Accenture, a global leader in professional services that offers an extensive range of services in the fields of strategy, consulting, digital solutions, technology and operations; and IE Business School , one of the world's top business schools, renowned for its entrepreneurial spirit and innovative approach to management education.


The Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, has mandated the temporary re-opening of the Sani Abacha Stadium in the state in a bid to accommodate the campaign rally of the presidential candidate of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Atiku Abubakar.
The stadium had been closed due to renovation being carried out on critical facilities of the stadium.
The approval comes a day after the governor had ordered the immediate closure of the stadium for renovation purposes.
Atiku was scheduled to visit the state as part of his campaign on Sunday, February 10, while the renovation is expected to end on Monday, February 18.
The proposed renovation works include installation of a new scoreboard, running track and provision of steady water supply to all parts of the stadia.
A source, who pleaded anonymity, alleged the shutdown was intended to frustrate the PDP campaign rally.
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"As you can see, the facilities are in need of repair and the government has now answered the call for their renovation," he added.


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Home > Tobin's q > Marketing Metrics > Market Share > Accounting and Marketing > What is Tobin's q useful for?
What is Tobin's q useful for?
I am not a fan of Tobin's q (as it is currently used). I have a Marketing Science paper on the misuse of Tobin's q in marketing. As such I was fascinated to see a SSRN working paper with a very similar title in the field of finance/economics. The authors Robert Bartlett and Frank Partnoy, look at problems with what they call Simple q.
The history is interesting. They argue that Tobin's q at first was used to control for market factors (it was an independent variable) but changed to be what we wanted to predict (a dependent variable). "..Tobin's q began its life as a potential regressor of the right side of financial equations, not as a dependent variable on the left". (Bartlett and Partnoy, 2018, page 11). Tobin's q, for reasons that are not always 100% clear, became a presumed goal of firms. No business person I have met has ever cared about Tobin's q but this hasn't stopped academics claiming increasing q is a worthy goal.
Their conclusion is admirably clear. "Scholars should view with suspicion any assertions that firm characteristics affect firm value because they affect Simple q." (Bartlett and Partnoy, 2018, page 50). I totally agree and it is excellent to see scholars from disparate disciples with different approaches coming to the same conclusions.


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I was at the inauguration and so was Donald Trump and we saw two different things. On January 21st, Donald Trump gave a speech at the CIA Headquarters describing his inauguration the day before. Since I actually got to attend the ceremony, I thought I was debunk some of the statements he made myself.
No Donald, I did not see them. Probably from where he stood, he saw thousands of people, but once you got based the reflective pool, the crowd got much smaller. In my section behind the pool, it was quite empty. Me and my friend had plenty of room to stand and walk around; I did not feel crowed at all. And then the open field next to the Smithsonians, that was basically all empty as well. When I looked back I did not see millions of people, I saw a few thousands, maybe.
THIS IS ALL SO WRONG. The only way I can put this is he is absolutely delusional. It was not raining at all beforehand. The minute he started talking it began to rain. Not a hard rain, but just enough for it to be annoying. Around the time of the benediction, it stopped raining and DO NOT rain again. The sun DID NOT come out. It DID NOT begin to rain as he left the stage. These are absolute lies. It was cold, dark and dreary all day. I was in DC the entire day and trust me, I remember the feeling of the city. DC kind of felt like an alternate reality, or like a post war city. No one was really cheering after the inauguration, most were protesting. As we walked around the dreary city, it would be completely silent until a group of protestors walked by yelling. The only color in the city that day was the bright colors of the protestor's signs.
If you take anything from the article please take this. You cannot trust what Donald Trump or Sean Spicer says. They will make their own reality so that it fits what is in their minds. We live in a very serious time right now. The most important thing in the times is to trust your eyes and your heart. Do not be fooled.


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1039 saris , 500 dhotis , 430 lungi , 1437 shirts ,1124 pants , 473 frocks , 231 salwar kamij , 133 woolen garments, 580 blanket were distributed to 2865 members of 1015 families in 19 villages of Baduria , Barrackpore, Chunchura , Berhampur , Kamarhati ,Narayangarh blocks of North 24 Parganas ,Hooghly , PaschimMedinipur , and Mursidabad districts respectively during month of October , 2012.
533 saris, 400 dhotis, 89 lungi , 400 uttariyo , 212 child shirts, 188 frocks, 600 Utensil ( Backet ), 422 blankets were distributed to 1357 members of 422 families in 8 villiages of Jalangi, Garbeta blocks of PaschimMedinipur , Mursidabad districts respectively during the month of January 2013.
300 dhotis, 300 lungi , 212 child shirts, 188 frocks and 300 blankets were distributed to 1858 members of 300 families in 8 villiages of Sabang , Pingla, and Kharagpur-2 blocks in PaschimMedinipur districts respectively during the month of February , 2013.
320 saris , 320 lungis , 445 child frocks , 320 blankets were distributed to 1600 members fo 320 families in 5 villages foKharagpur 1 & 2 , Keshpur blocks of PaschimMedinipur districts respectively during the month of March ,2013.
578 saris, 753 lungi and 2116 sets of old garments were distributed to2116 members of 403 families in 11villiages of Garbeta and Barasat blocks in PaschimMedinipur and North24-Parganas districts respectively during the month of August , 2013.
237 saris , 47 dhotis, 170 lungi, 47 uttariya , 110 shirts, 77 frocks, 238 blanket were distributed to 661 members of 283 families in 7 villages of Barackpore , and Jamalpur blocks of North -24 Parganas , Burdwan districts respectively during the month of January , 2014.
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Q: multiple buttons on jquery html There is a problem with the below code. The second button show it does not work. It doesn't open anything.
The problem is for sure the Show ..if I changed it to class , both do not work.
And I would like in each row the text to be left without any margin , but I couldn't fixed it
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      <meta charset="utf-8">
      <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
      <title>Cafeteria Orders Management System</title>
      <link rel="stylesheet" href="//code.jquery.com/ui/1.12.1/themes/base/jquery-ui.css">
      <link rel="stylesheet" href="/resources/demos/style.css">

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Order List:

              Name/Surname
              Address
              Telephone
              Time/Date
              Order Details
              Done

              John Doe
              Lykavitou 12, 2109 Aglantzia
              99123456
              21:00 21/11/16

                <button id="create-user">Show</button>

                <input type="checkbox" class="case" name="case" value="1" />

              Andreas Georgiou
              Grigori Auxentiou 12, 2109 Aglantzia
              99654789
              20:00 21/11/16

                <button id="create-user">Show</button>

                <input type="checkbox" class="case" name="case" value="1" />

A: change in the button attribute id, u cant use more than one id with the same name on your website, you can use class instead of. For example
<button class="create-user">Show</button>

and in the js u must call to the class
$(".create-user")

A: As was suggested, you will want to use the class attribute and selector.
Working example: https://jsfiddle.net/Twisty/5n2h03nL/
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Order List:

        Name/Surname
        Address
        Telephone
        Time/Date
        Order Details
        Done

        John Doe
        Lykavitou 12, 2109 Aglantzia
        99123456
        21:00 21/11/16

          <button id="create-user-1" class="showDialog">Show</button>

          <input type="checkbox" class="case" name="case" value="1" />

        Andreas Georgiou
        Grigori Auxentiou 12, 2109 Aglantzia
        99654789
        20:00 21/11/16

          <button id="create-user-2" class="showDialog">Show</button>

          <input type="checkbox" class="case" name="case" value="1" />

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$(".showDialog").button().on("click", function() {
  dialog.dialog("open");
});

In regards to your other comment, you will need to provide more info. If you want the "Show" button to launch the dialog with custom details each time, those details need to be provided from some place. You can make use of data attributes on the row, like
 or make an AJAX call to a database. We can't just write that for you, you need to figure out where you want to store those details and how you want to collect them when the button is clicked.
In regards to this question, I suspect you've got the answer. So I would mark one as a answer, take a stab at your next issue, and if needed create a new question.

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Scammers Are Using Fake SMS Bank Fraud Alerts to Phish Victims, FBI Says
The cybercriminals behind the scheme will pretend to work for financial institutions and do deep research on their victims, according to the FBI.
Michael Kan
I've been with PCMag since October 2017, covering a wide range of topics, including consumer electronics, cybersecurity, social media, networking, and gaming. Prior to working at PCMag, I was a foreign correspondent in Beijing for over five years, covering the tech scene in Asia.
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If you get an SMS message supposedly from your bank about a fraud alert, be wary. The FBI has issued a warning(Opens in a new window) about cybercriminals circulating fake fraud alerts to trick victims into handing over their cash.
The scheme tries to scare you into believing the scammers are representatives of your bank. An automated SMS message will appear on your phone, claiming to be a fraud alert from a banking institution. It'll then ask if you recently made an instant payment in the thousands of dollars.
If the victim responds to the message, the scammers will then proceed to call back by spoofing the 1-800 number from the banking institution. They'll then claim they work for the bank's fraud department and do so while speaking in English, without a discernible accent.
To fool their victims, the scammers will resort to researching their victims' histories to learn their past addresses, Social Security numbers, and the last four digits of their bank accounts. "In many cases, the cyber actors engaged with victims for several days," the FBI notes.
Once the trust has been established, the scammers will tell victims the fraudulent charge was made on their bank account through a digital instant payment app. "These payment apps are meant for the quick transfer of funds between registered users, with only the recipient's email or mobile number needed to initiate an instant payment transaction," the FBI said.
The scammers will then walk the victim through the various steps to reverse the payment. But in reality, the cybercriminals are trying steal the funds.
"Using the bank's legitimate website or application, the actor instructs the victim to remove their email address from their digital payment app," the FBI said. "The actor, after asking for the victim's email address, adds it to a bank account controlled by the actor."
The victim will then be told to send another payment transaction, under the belief they're reversing the charge and merely sending the money to themselves. However, the victims are actually transferring the money to the scammers.
To protect yourself, the FBI is urging the public to be on guard against "unsolicited requests to verify account information" from your bank. "If a call or text is received regarding possible fraud or unauthorized transfers, do not respond directly," the agency added.
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Instead, it's best to contact your bank through verified phone numbers and emails, which can be found on your banking institution's website. Fraud alerts from your bank also usually come through official channels such as the bank's mobile app or verified email domains.
The FBI adds: "Be skeptical of callers that provide personally identifiable information, such as Social Security numbers and past addresses, as proof of their legitimacy. The proliferation of large-scale data breaches over the last decade has supplied criminals with enormous amounts of personal data, which may be used repeatedly in a variety of scams and frauds."
For more tips, check out our guide on avoiding phishing scams.
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    created:    Mon Jul 20 2015
    author:     Paul D Turner <paul@cegui.org.uk>
*************************************************************************/
/***************************************************************************
 *   Copyright (C) 2004 - 2015 Paul D Turner & The CEGUI Development Team
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 *   a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the
 *   "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
 *   without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
 *   distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to
 *   permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to
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 *   included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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 *   MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.
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 *   OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE,
 *   ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR
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#include "CEGUI/SchemeManager.h"
#include "CEGUI/Logger.h"
#include "CEGUI/SharedStringStream.h"

// Start of CEGUI namespace section
namespace CEGUI
{
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//
template<> SchemeManager* Singleton<SchemeManager>::ms_Singleton = 0;

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//
SchemeManager::SchemeManager() :
    d_resourceType("Scheme"),
    d_autoLoadResources(true)
{
    String addressStr = SharedStringstream::GetPointerAddressAsString(this);

    Logger::getSingleton().logEvent(
        "CEGUI::SchemeManager Singleton created. (" + addressStr + ")");
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//
SchemeManager::~SchemeManager()
{
    Logger::getSingleton().logEvent(
        "---- Beginning cleanup of GUI Scheme system ----");

    destroyAll();

    String addressStr = SharedStringstream::GetPointerAddressAsString(this);
    Logger::getSingleton().logEvent(
        "CEGUI::SchemeManager Singleton destroyed. (" + addressStr + ")");
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//
void SchemeManager::setAutoLoadResources(bool enabled)
{
    d_autoLoadResources = enabled;
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//
bool SchemeManager::getAutoLoadResources() const
{
    return d_autoLoadResources;
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//
void SchemeManager::doPostObjectAdditionAction(Scheme& scheme)
{
    if (d_autoLoadResources)
    {
        scheme.loadResources();
    }
}

Scheme& SchemeManager::createFromContainer(const RawDataContainer& source,
    XMLResourceExistsAction action)
{
    Scheme_xmlHandler xml_loader;

    xml_loader.handleContainer(source);
    return doExistingObjectAction(xml_loader.getObjectName(),
        &xml_loader.getObject(), action);
}

Scheme& SchemeManager::createFromFile(const String& xml_filename,
    const String& resource_group,
    XMLResourceExistsAction action)
{
    Scheme_xmlHandler xml_loader;

    xml_loader.handleFile(xml_filename, resource_group);
    return doExistingObjectAction(xml_loader.getObjectName(),
        &xml_loader.getObject(), action);
}

Scheme& SchemeManager::createFromString(const String& source,
    XMLResourceExistsAction action)
{
    Scheme_xmlHandler xml_loader;

    xml_loader.handleString(source);
    return doExistingObjectAction(xml_loader.getObjectName(),
        &xml_loader.getObject(), action);
}

void SchemeManager::destroy(const String& object_name)
{
    SchemeRegistry::iterator i(d_registeredSchemes.find(object_name));

    // exit if no such object.
    if (i == d_registeredSchemes.end())
        return;

    destroyObject(i);
}

void SchemeManager::destroy(const Scheme& object)
{
    // don't want to force a 'getName' function on T here, so we'll look for the
    // object the hard way.
    SchemeRegistry::iterator i(d_registeredSchemes.begin());
    for (; i != d_registeredSchemes.end(); ++i)
        if (i->second == &object)
        {
        destroyObject(i);
        return;
        }
}

void SchemeManager::destroyAll()
{
    while (!d_registeredSchemes.empty())
        destroyObject(d_registeredSchemes.begin());
}

Scheme& SchemeManager::get(const String& object_name) const
{
    SchemeRegistry::const_iterator i(d_registeredSchemes.find(object_name));

    if (i == d_registeredSchemes.end())
        throw UnknownObjectException(
        "No object of type '" + d_resourceType + "' named '" + object_name +
        "' is present in the collection.");

    return *i->second;
}

bool SchemeManager::isDefined(const String& object_name) const
{
    return d_registeredSchemes.find(object_name) != d_registeredSchemes.end();
}

void SchemeManager::destroyObject(
    SchemeRegistry::iterator ob)
{
    String addressStr = SharedStringstream::GetPointerAddressAsString(ob->second);
    Logger::getSingleton().logEvent("Object of type '" + d_resourceType +
        "' named '" + ob->first + "' has been destroyed. " +
        addressStr, Informative);

    // Set up event args for event notification
    ResourceEventArgs args(d_resourceType, ob->first);

    delete ob->second;
    d_registeredSchemes.erase(ob);

    // fire event signaling an object has been destroyed
    fireEvent(EventResourceDestroyed, args, EventNamespace);
}

Scheme& SchemeManager::doExistingObjectAction(
    const String object_name,
    Scheme* object,
    const XMLResourceExistsAction action)
{
    String event_name;

    if (isDefined(object_name))
    {
        switch (action)
        {
        case XREA_RETURN:
            Logger::getSingleton().logEvent("---- Returning existing instance "
                "of " + d_resourceType + " named '" + object_name + "'.");
            // delete any new object we already had created
            delete object;
            // return existing instance of object.
            return *d_registeredSchemes[object_name];

        case XREA_REPLACE:
            Logger::getSingleton().logEvent("---- Replacing existing instance "
                "of " + d_resourceType + " named '" + object_name +
                "' (DANGER!).");
            destroy(object_name);
            event_name = EventResourceReplaced;
            break;

        case XREA_THROW:
            delete object;
            throw AlreadyExistsException(
                "an object of type '" + d_resourceType + "' named '" +
                object_name + "' already exists in the collection.");

        default:
            delete object;
            throw InvalidRequestException(
                "Invalid CEGUI::XMLResourceExistsAction was specified.");
        }
    }
    else
        event_name = EventResourceCreated;

    d_registeredSchemes[object_name] = object;
    doPostObjectAdditionAction(*object);

    // fire event about this resource change
    ResourceEventArgs args(d_resourceType, object_name);
    fireEvent(event_name, args, EventNamespace);

    return *object;
}

void SchemeManager::createAll(const String& pattern,
    const String& resource_group)
{
    std::vector<String> names;
    const size_t num = System::getSingleton().getResourceProvider()->
        getResourceGroupFileNames(names, pattern, resource_group);

    for (size_t i = 0; i < num; ++i)
        createFromFile(names[i], resource_group);
}

const SchemeManager::SchemeRegistry& SchemeManager::getRegisteredSchemes() const
{
    return d_registeredSchemes;
}

}

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Daisy Garnett 11/03/2014
Daisy Garnett is a freelance journalist who has worked for Vogue, both in London and New York. She is also the author of Cooking Lessons, a book she wrote after sailing across the Atlantic Ocean on a small boat with four men and realising she had to cook for them. She co-founded the insider's guide to London, A-Littlebird.com in 2010, and has two small children.
Q. What is your first childhood memory of travel?
Travelling to Mallorca from Glouctershire with my parents and two sisters in a large Citroen – a car that was notorious for making its inhabitants travel sick. The journey was endless. ("How much longer, Dad?" "Oh, thirteen hours or so.") The ferries were late – the one from Barcelona to Mallorca about 12 hours late – or at least that's how my memory has it – and my mum, not a great traveler at the best of times, went spare. Presumably we three sisters, probably aged around 4, 5 and 7, fought non stop, but I don't recall the bickering – just the endless waiting and process of 'getting there'. But my dad was determined and calm. He has always been a fabulous traveller and taught us all to travel well, too. The reason we had driven, rather than taken an aeroplane, was so that he could return with vast terracotta pots for the garden, and that's what we did. One of those pots now lives in my garden, and I think of that first long journey often when I look at it.
So many, for so many different reasons. Inter-railing across Europe with four girlfriends when I was a newly liberated 18 year old. My first holiday with my now husband, when we rented a perfect (for us) villa in Corfu. A week long 40th birthday party in Tangier with my best friends. Seeing Machu Pichu for the first time aged 16 with my father – a trip which really sealed my appetite for travel.
We took our daughter Rose, the summer she was six months old, to stay with a friend in Tangier. It was all easy, except for the flight out there, which was at 7pm. I thought (hoped) that she'd just go to sleep because it was her bedtime, which she did, but after much crying and screaming. I was that mother on a plane with that endlessly screaming baby. But it passed, and the rest of the holiday was terrific. We carried her everywhere in a baby bjorn so she could see the delights of Tangier and the Tangerines could see her (Morocco is a great place to take kids, as they aren't treated as an inconvenience there), and she just cooed in a bouncy chair whenever we sat down to eat a meal. She was the perfect baby. It lasted for that week's holiday.
Q: How do you find the experience of travelling with children generally? A wonderful, bonding experience, for example, or traumatic and stressful? Or a bit of both?
A bit of both. Mostly wonderful – but we've purposely been quite tame about travelling with the kids and haven't taken our youngest, who is 16 months, away yet, except to the seaside in Sussex. We've always stayed with friends in houses we know, so we've controlled the risk element somewhat.
Q. Do you ever travel with your children for work?
No. Nor, while my kids are the ages they are (4 and 16 months) could I.
Either Tangier (where we've taken Rose, who is 4, twice: a roaring success both times) or Kerry, West Ireland. That was also fantastic: big white beaches, ever-changing weather, ponies to ride, old school circuses in little towns, eating too many bags of crisps, blustery walks and lots of games.
Yet to come, no doubt.
Stuff for them to do. As much as you can carry – the full extent of which is to be revealed gradually. Colouring books and pens. DVDs for rainy moments and long journeys, story books and the like.
Know your terrain. That doesn't necessarily lead to new adventures, of course, but I figure we'll get to that. I avoid hotels and long journeys and stick to houses and places that I know, unequivocally, are welcoming.


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Ten Years after 9/11: Keeping Journals, Keeping Memory
Submitted by Christine Nelson on Wed, 05/11/2011 - 1:23pm
When we're faced with the unfathomable, can keeping a journal or documenting memories help us along?
Ten years after that September day that began with glorious sunshine and ended with black skies and unfathomable loss, we remember. But how can we manage memories so large, so heavy-laden? This Friday an extraordinary group will gather at The Morgan Library & Museum to talk about memory, pain, community, and the 9/11 anniversary. Please join us as we consider how keeping journals—documenting our memories and, if we choose to, sharing them—can provide both a private outlet and a lasting tribute to those we lost.
We'll hear from Bill Keegan, who commanded a Port Authority Police Special Operations rescue and recovery team at the World Trade Center after 9/11. Month after grueling month he and his team worked in the pit, face to face with death and destruction, committed to recovering the remains of the fallen. His post-9/11 journal is on view in the Morgan exhibition The Diary: Three Centuries of Private Lives, alongside the manuscript notes that Walt Whitman kept over a century before as he visited dying soldiers during the American Civil War, lamenting the loss of so much beautiful life. Like Whitman, Keegan published an account of the personal experience he documented in his journal, but he's gone a step (a BIG step) beyond sharing memory. Keegan founded H.E.A.R.T. 9/11, a group of highly skilled volunteers (veterans of the NYPD, FDNY, and PAPD; EMTs, nurses, doctors and trade union members). Many once worked together at ground zero, gaining invaluable experience responding to cataclysmic events; now they travel around the country and the world to help rebuild communities after disasters such as the recent earthquake in Haiti. (You can hear Bill talk about the organization's work here).
And we'll hear from Mary Fetchet, a clinical social worker who lost her 24-year-old son Brad on 9/11. Like Bill Keegan, she drew on her own experience—a mother's pain and loss—and became a powerhouse of positive community-building activity. She is the founding director of Voices of September 11th, an organization that provides information and a wide range of support services for 9/11 families, rescue workers and survivors. Recognizing the power of personal memory, VOICES launched the 9/11 Living Memorial Project, a digital archive that commemorates lives lost and documents the stories of survivors. The over 60,000 photographs, letters, eulogies, and other mementos collected by VOICES will become a core component of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum. (You can see Mary here on MSNBC discussing with Martin Bashir the emotions stirred up after the killing of Osama Bin Laden.)
Photograph of Anne Frank: @AFS/AFF, Amsterdam/Basel.
Of course it was a young girl—Anne Frank—who, more than any other diary-keeper, impressed on all of us the emotional value of writing down the private side of hardship, and who (unwittingly) turning an agonizing personal story into a source of positive inspiration. On May 13 we also welcome Maureen McNeil, Director of Education at the Anne Frank Center USA, who has used Anne Frank's diary as a catalyst to encourage children, prisoners, and countless others to write for personal healing and empowerment.
Finally, we'll have a chance to visit the exhibition The Diary: Three Centuries of Private Lives and see firsthand how people have, for centuries, turned to private journals in order to document their days, sort out creative problems, help them through crises, comfort them in solitude or pain, or preserve their stories for the future. With journals kept by Napoleon's battlefield surgeon, a woman interned by the Nazis during World War II, and many others, the exhibition illustrates how such journals bridge time and experience in their expression of love, death, loss, and joy.
We hope you'll join us for this special evening! To reserve a FREE space for the May 13 event at the Morgan focusing on 9/11 and journal-keeping, call 212.685.0008, ext. 560, or email tickets@themorgan.org. The event is co-organized by Voices of September 11th, H.E.A.R.T. 9/11, The AnneFrankCenterUSA, and The Morgan Library & Museum.
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Comparing Curtains
The Peter Hujar Collection: A Self-Portrait in Fragments
Adventures in Curatorship
My Adventures at the Morgan
Incunabula of the Morgan: two grammars by Antonio de Nebrija
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Bringing the World to America: Eleanor Franklin Egan (1879–1925)
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Валенти́н Бори́сович Немцо́в (Нямцоў Валянцін Барысавіч; ) — советский и белорусский учёный в области статистической и, кандидат технических наук, доктор физико-математических наук.

Биография
Родился 24 февраля 1936 года в деревне Новосёлки Пуховичского района Минской области.

Окончил Белорусский лесотехнический институт (1959), аспирантуру Белорусского политехнического института (1964).

С 1966 года работал в Белорусском технологическом университете: старший преподаватель, доцент, в 1992—2001 — заведующий кафедрой, с 2001 года — профессор кафедры теоретической механики.

Научная деятельность
Кандидат технических наук (1965), доктор физико-математических наук (1988), профессор (1989).

Область научных интересов: теоретическая и прикладная механика, статистическая механика и термодинамика равновесных и неравновесных процессов в жидких кристаллах, физика конденсированных систем (жидких кристаллов, молекул ДНК, биологических мембран).

Избранные труды
 Молекулярно-статистическая теория неравновесных процессов в жидких кристаллах : дис. … д-ра физ.-мат. наук : 01.04.07. — Минск, 1986. — 381 с.
 Неравновесная статистическая механика систем с ориентационным порядком. — Минск, 1997.

Литература
 Республика Беларусь: энциклопедия: [В 7 т.]. — Минск, 2007. — Т. 5.
 Хто ёсць хто ў БДТУ. — Мінск, 2004.

Ссылки

 https://wiki.belstu.by/nyamtsou_v_b
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A.k.a. yet another reason to be jealous of Sweden.
Sweden is known for many things: Saunas. Green living. A work-life balance. Fika, that late-morning coffee break with its delicious cardamom buns. Perhaps most importantly, the Scandinavian nation is recognized for its gender equality—and studies only reinforce this belief.
In 1998, Sweden passed an amendment stipulating that schools "work against" gender stereotyping—and it seems to have paid off. The country has seen success with its gender-neutral schools, where dolls and blocks are jumbled in the same pile and "hen" is a neutral alternative for "he" or "she," and nearly two-thirds of all university degrees are awarded to women. Professionally, Sweden has one of the world's highest representations of women in parliament—five women were first elected in 1922—and as of 2015, 82 women and 90 men were heads of Sweden's top government agencies.
Some other highlights from the country's long history with women's rights? In the 1250s, King Birger Jarl passed a law on violence against women; in 1845, equal inheritance rights for men and women were approved. In 1921, Swedish women received the right to vote and run for office. In 1935, equal basic pensions were adopted for men and women. By 2013, Sweden became one of few countries to have a female archbishop, when Antje Jackelén was elected by the Church of Sweden. In 2002 and 2016, Sweden upped its parental-leave policy to its current allowances.
Despite the accolades, Swedish women aren't resting on their laurels. Just last week, the country's women's soccer team made news for dropping their names off the back of their jerseys and replacing them with messages meant to inspire and motivate women, like "Believe in your damn self." The initiative, launched in collaboration with Adidas, will also benefit the gender in more ways than one: Ten percent of proceeds from jerseys will go to an organization that supports young female athletes.


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Q: NSTimeZone.localTimeZone().secondsFromGMT crashed As title said, My app crashed on client side and get reported via Parse crashes report but I just can't reproduce it on my side.
Everything working just fine on both simulator and real device also downloaded app from app store working flawlessly. But I keep getting crash report until today.

Here's the code for get timezone as integer
 static var timezone: Int {
     get {
        return Int(NSTimeZone.localTimeZone().secondsFromGMT/3600) ?? 0
     }
 }

It shouldn't be any problem there but crash log end at that line or maybe I just missing something there. Please advice if someone hit this before. Any idea is welcome.

A: I have found that it crashes in Pacific timezone when you cast it to Int. in my case the following fixed the problem
let time = UInt32(NSDate().timeIntervalSince1970 + NSTimeInterval(NSTimeZone.localTimeZone().secondsFromGMT))


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Pennsylvania's 12 casinos enjoyed a record month in March with table games bringing in more than ever before. Gamblers lost $67.93 million playing poker and other table games, the most since table gambling begun in July 2010.
Casinos in Pennsylvania took a record amount of revenue from table games last month.
The previous high was in March 2013 when $551,490 less was lost.
The Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem held the top spot for table games and brought in $15.3 million in revenue. However, the biggest gain in dollars was at SugarHouse which recorded an $825,555 increase in table games revenues. The casino is due to open a $155 million expansion next year.
Overall the state collected $9.8 million in tax revenue from table games.
However, despite the increase in table gaming revenues, it wasn't enough to offset the year-on-year decline of 4.2% for casino gambling overall. The decline is mainly due to the drop in popularity of slot machine gaming.
Pennsylvania opened its first casino in 2007 and it recently overtook neighboring New Jersey in overall casino take. However, there are worries that New Jersey's recent legalization of online gambling could have a negative impact on the Pennsylvania market.
Richard McGarvey from the Gaming Control Board said, "From our point of view, we don't know – it's too early to tell if it's having any impact. There's just no real good information on it, on who are the players, if they're the kind of people who go to casinos or not."
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The extraordinary Casa Vicens, the odd-looking house designed by a very young Antoni Gaudí - he was only 30 at the time - in the heart of barri de Gràcia, will soon open to the general public.
Originally designed and build for a wealthy tile-maker from Valencia, Mr. Vicens, the house has always remained off-limits: the only home designed by extraordinaire architect, Antoni Gaudí, that could be visited because all this time has remained in private hands. Until now. Or should I say, the new owners, the Mora banking family from Andorra, have decided to be generous and will allow us all to visit this magnificent property. For me this is wonderful news. Casa Vicens is one block away from my office. I have in the past visited the house, and I have to say, at the time I felt dissapointed. The family who bought the house from Mr, Vicens and lived there, never looked after the property the way it deserved. Now is different: after almost two years and over 4 Million euros invested, the house has recovered all its former glory and looks splendid!
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Q: Edit metadata of a PDF file online with C# I searching for methods or libarys to edit metadata of an online pdf file.
I work on Sharepoint 2013 and i have 10k files where I need to delete the "author" and "modifiedBy".
I'm on LAN and the server has no internet connection
I have already tested PDF Sharp, i can save it in local but i can't save it at the same place/url.
public static void RemoveMetadataPropertiesPdf(IGrouping<string, SPFile> GetAllSpecifiedGroupingFile)
    {
       // DeleteUserWordX();
        foreach(SPFile file in GetAllSpecifiedGroupingFile){

            Stream streamfile = file.OpenBinaryStream();

            PdfDocument document = PdfReader.Open(streamfile);

            string DocumentInfoAuto = document.Info.Author;
            document.Info.Author = "toto";
            document.Save(streamfile);
            document.Close();
            streamfile.Dispose();

            file.Update();
        }

    }

Maybe you have some issues or samples for c#.
Thanks a lot

A: Maybe you could use the Microsoft graph API for this, In that sense i mean importing the file with the API.
Then perform your actions on the file and send it back using the API.
Have never worked with files in the graph API, but it seems to be possible.
I recommend reading the documentation well since the use of the API can be confusing
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Bil'in: (Partial) Triumph in a Political Vacuum
Asma Agbarieh-Zahalka • September 11, 2007 •
While the Israeli Occupation hardens and the Fatah/Hamas split deepens, a remote little village near Ramallah has celebrated a victory. This is Bil'in. It went to the Israeli High Court and won a change in the route of the Separation Fence, which gobbled up half the villagers' land. What lies behind this victory? Can we find here, perhaps, a new model for national liberation? On September 8, 2007, I went to Bil'in to meet with the activists and find out.
The 1800 villagers of Bil'in have waged a determined campaign of two and a half years against the Fence, which expropriated 2300 of the 4085 dunams (ca. 1000 acres) belonging to them. Every Friday they went out, men and women, young and old, to confront the army at the building site. They were joined by activists from Anarchists against the Fence and the International Solidarity Movement. Many were arrested, at least a thousand were wounded, and all became acquainted with tear gas. But they kept on going, despite the attempts of the army and collaborators to frighten them, and despite the frustrations that attend a lengthy non-violent campaign.
Now Bil'in celebrates. On September 4, the High Court of Israel determined that the State must change the route of the fence that passes through the village lands. The decision returns 1200 dunams, about half the amount the Fence had taken. Although the pretext had been security, in fact the land was grabbed with the idea of building two settlements on it, called Mattitiyahu East A and B. Mattitiyahu East A has since been built; it consists of 1500 apartment units.
The empty lands of Mattitiyahu East B were returned by the Court to Bil'in. The day after this decision, the question of Mattitiyahu East A came up. Although the 1100 dunams that it occupies belong to the people of Bil'in, the High Court determined that the settlement must be allowed to remain. Justice Miriam Naor wrote in the decision: "Is it for us to take steps whose result will be to destroy what has been illegally built? … My answer is in the negative. Such a sanction would be disproportional under the circumstances. Innocent purchasers will be harmed, some of whom already live in the flats…" (Haaretz September 6). Thus the High Court takes from Bil'in with one hand while giving to it with the other.
Despite the partial nature of the achievement, Ahmad Samara of the Popular Committee against the Fence told Challenge: "Many doubted the effectiveness of our undertaking, but we've shown that you don't need to despair and give up, despite the difficult local and international conditions. We managed to break the fear barrier in confronting the army." This is indeed among the most important achievements of the lengthy Bil'in affair.
Another Popular Committee member, Abdullah Abu Rahma, told us: "Our achievement is better than nothing. The decision has given the village breathing space. We've gotten back half the expropriated lands, including five plots inside the settlement. The confiscation of 58% of our lands, farmland mostly, paralyzed the village's economic life. The High Court has enabled us to enter now, already, the lands that are west of the Fence, until the route is changed. The people of other villages are prevented from doing this. The Fence also kept us from building new homes, and this forced many of the villagers to seriously contemplate the hardest choice of all: to emigrate."
On Friday, three days after the High Court decision, Bassel Mansour, representing the Popular Committee, praised the Israelis and the foreigners who had come to celebrate with the villagers. His speech was published in Haaretz on September 11: "We went to the court of the Occupation not because we believed in it, but in order to prove that the courts are nothing but tools of the Occupation. They are like a soldier who shoots you in the head and kills you, then puts a white bandage around your head in order to seem to be giving first aid. This court proved by its decision how cowardly and unjust it is. We direct your attention here to the fact that our campaign was against the very principle of the Wall and not against its route."
Mansour's words raise questions. There was no need to expose the nature of the High Court, for this is already well known. And if the campaign's goal was to bring down the Fence altogether, as he says, why then was the Court's first decision, on September 4, greeted with such celebration in Bil'in? The Court decided to shift the Fence's route, but even if that happens, the Fence will still be there.
The High Court does not intervene in political or security considerations like those that led to erection of the Fence. It was built because of an Israeli political decision. Its destruction will likewise require a political decision—or, more generally, a change in the political situation. On the Palestinian side, however, there is a political vacuum. That is why the Bil'in villagers needed the Court to step in.
We talked with Hassan Khreisheh, a member of the Palestinian Legislative Council, on September 13. "The lack of political leadership," he said, "enables everyone to approach the [Israeli] courts independently and demand his rights, although it is known that these courts don't return people's rights."
Abdullah Abu Rahma describes the hard choice that stood before the villagers: "We didn't have many options. We used what there was. Approaching the Israeli court was a weak gamble, but if we hadn't tried it we'd have lost a lot more. We didn't want to boycott the Israeli legal system and then find ourselves with no lands at all. People have lost their faith in the political approach. The settlements are growing, the checkpoints multiply and the Fence advances. What's left for us is either mass demonstration or armed struggle."
Rateb Abu Rahma, likewise a member of the Popular Committee, sums up the situation: "The Palestinian leadership is busy with elections or infighting, and ordinary people are busy looking for a way to make ends meet. This situation has a detrimental influence on their steadfastness and their willingness to fight. As a result, the Occupation kills and oppresses, but there's no one to respond."
"We fought the First Intifada for national liberation," says Ahmed Samara, who is a veteran leftist, "but today our very existence is at stake because they are taking our lands. In the First Intifada, the PLO led the struggle from outside, while the fighters took action in the field. Today we have no fighters, and the politicians are preoccupied with their own narrow interests. The Bil'in Popular Committee avoided accepting the aegis of any political group, because we have no faith in the current leadership. We led the campaign because we are the people who are living here, and we accepted support from the international and Israeli Left."
Hassan Khreisheh comments: "The Bil'in villagers achieved something on their own, because there's a leadership vacuum. The national questions have been pushed to the side as a result of the internal schism. Folks don't see a leadership defending their interests and that's the basic reason why they're doing this. The Palestinian people has become hostage to the Occupation. It has also become hostage to the immoral, unjust internal conflict between the two factions [Fatah and Hamas—AA], which bear equal responsibility for the demise of the national question and the paralysis of the effort against occupation."
From a struggle for the homeland to a struggle for land
The partial success of the Bil'in campaign has inspired calls to copy this mode of struggle to other villages, as a new way of seeking national liberation. Is this possible? Abdullah Abu Rahma answers: "Many hesitate at the prospect of a popular campaign, requiring patience and endurance, at a time when there is no vision in the leadership and no internal unity. We're ready to travel to every village and take part in every endeavor, because we oppose the Fence on principle." But does the Popular Committee propose to become an alternative leadership? Abu Rahma answers: "We're a modest group. We aren't fighting in order to become an alternative. Our purpose is to liberate the land, and this we've achieved by a popular campaign that delivered a clear message to the world. Bil'in has made history."
The mass struggle of the Bil'in villagers, conducted with persistent determination, is indeed an exceptional phenomenon amid the general decline, deserving respect and appreciation. But it is far from offering a new example of struggle for national liberation. The horizon of the campaign, in the end, narrowed to the scope of Israel's High Court, which delivered a decision that perpetuates the Fence and legitimizes a settlement built on private Palestinian land.
The Palestinian political vacuum, and the absence of popular trust in the parties, including the Left, have opened the door to individual actions. This was not the case before the establishment of the Palestinian Authority. It was not the case, that is, when the PLO was in control. The PLO did not permit the entry of factors, political or otherwise, who acted outside the general endeavor. It was the PLO, rather, that determined the method and form of struggle. This principle included approaches to the High Court of Israel: these too were coordinated with the political leadership.
Muhammad Abu Rahma, also in the Popular Committee, explains the conflict quite frankly: "After the failure of Hamas and Fatah, people are looking for a new way. Nevertheless, this is not to say that we have a new program. We don't have the strength to work for the entire homeland, so we concentrate on our own misfortune. I have to admit that if the Fence did not cut off my land, I wouldn't have taken part in the demonstrations as often as I did."
A struggle that lacks a political agenda may easily serve the interests of people with agendas of their own. There was, for instance, the visit of the new Palestinian Prime Minister, Salam Fayyad, to the village's victory celebrations. The members of Bil'in's Popular Committee were invited to an audience with President Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) at the Mukataa in Ramallah. Editorialists attempt to enlist the Bil'in achievement in their criticism of Hamas with its military approach. These factors seek to suck the affair into the internal strife between Fatah and Hamas.
At the end of the day, the erection of the Fence was the result of a political decision, and this decision has remained in place. The border that Israel will propose to Abu Mazen, it is generally assumed, will be the Fence. The Bil'in villagers, victims of the political vacuum, chose to save their lands. The members of the village's Popular Committee found in the Anarchists devoted allies, who prefer local, direct action, rather than a broad political strategy. In this respect, these allies held back from challenging, or seeking to replace, the very leaders, Palestinian and Israeli, who have brought the situation to the edge. Popular struggle is important, as is legal struggle, but they will remain very limited in their achievements if they are isolated from an overall political effort. The example of Bil'in can be no substitute for the most important and difficult task of all: the building of an alternative political leadership.
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