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Posts Tagged 'essays'
A story of a transferred Palestinian since 1948 and other essays
In: Essays | Events/Cultural/Educational/Arts | Jews/Israel/Palestine | Lebanon/Middle East/Near East/Levant | social articles
A Palestinian living in New York:
"My grandmother witnessed the following events:
– she lived during the British mandate of Palestine and its turmoil
– the 1948 war and Nakba (Transfer to neighboring States of Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria)
– the 1956 Israeli invasion of Gaza
– the 1967 six days war and Israeli occupation of Jerusalem, Gaza and the West Bank
– the 1973 war
Then she moved with my grandfather to Lebanon to witness:
– the 1978 Israeli invasion of Lebanon
– Lebanon civil war that started in April 1975
– the 1982 Israel massive invasion of Lebanon and entering the capital Beirut and shipping of Palestinian fighters
Then she returned to Gaza to witness:
– the 1987 first intifada (Mass disobedience movement. It was Not the first: 1935 to 38 against the British mandated power and England had to dispatch 100, 000 soldiers to tame it, along with the latest torture techniques)
– the Oslo peace agreement
– the 2000 second intifada
– the 2006 Israeli operation against Lebanon and the victory of Hezbollah after 33 days of war
– Israel cast lead operation 2008/2009 on Gaza
– Israel pillar of cloud operation of 2012 on Gaza
– Israel protective edge operation 2014 on Gaza
Last time I called her she asked me to take care of myself and to focus on my studies- hoping for a better future.
My grandmother'a calendar is full of war and bloodshed. She is in Gaza now and I'm in New York unable to go see her or see my family and beloved.
Since 1948 when she hears the drums of war, she gets dressed and prepares her papers and precious stuff getting ready to become forth, fifth, or sixth time refugee in her country.
Freedom is precious guys, if you live in freedom and dignity you never need to complain…."
Krys Ta wrote:
I kind of feel sorry for holders of passports that could get them practically anywhere. They never get to experience 'doing an exam' every couple of months, waiting for results, nailing your interview questions, perfecting your bank account statements, showing up on time, scheduling appointments months ahead, waiting in line for your number…
It's horrible what they do experience.
They just go to the country of destination? For us at least when you get the visa you feel like you succeeded. You might not want to travel anymore even.
Khalas (finally) you succeeded in that extremely hard test of perfecting your visa application results that you were worthy.
Worthy enough to get granted access to another country where you will spend YOUR money and help thrive their economy.
In a way, we are heros.
Yalla bye. #fuckBorders #قوم_بقا
The Outrageously Racist
The Stereotypical Sexist
The 'I don't care about traffic lights'
The Truly Kind & Wise
The Intellectual
The Hardworker But 'There's no more hope for Lebanon'
The Smart/Skilled But 'there's no more hope for anything in life'
The 'There's no place better than Lebanon'
The 'Any place is better than Lebanon'
Chapters from a book I could write about my daily encounters with Taxi drivers in Lebanon this summer.
Tags: A story, adonis49, essays, fuck borders, gaza, israel, transferred Palestinian, West Bank
Like to join me visiting the Prison of Roumieh in Lebanon?
In: Essays | Events/Cultural/Educational/Arts | Lebanon/Middle East/Near East/Levant | political Artical | social articles | Time for Outrage | women
Last week, a 38 year-old prisoner was murdered in the section reserved for the extremist Wahhabi islamist Jund el Sham who were captured in the camp of Nhr al barted after 6 long months of fighting with the lebanese army, and were not convicted so far.
Every now and then a few, of these jihadist prisoners are allowed to flee from prison, and lukewarm investigations are conducted… But no prison reforms are very credible or lasting for any duration…
Women accused of killing their husbands, runaway domestic workers, children denied education, and countless others jailed without trial…
In overcrowded prisons, numerous are being held arbitrarily without trial for excessive periods, while migrant workers, asylum seekers, and refugees remain incarcerated until well after their set release dates.
State of Lebanon neglect in penitentiaries sees prisoners finding small ways to turn punishment cells into more humane reformatories. Playing cards, holiday decorations, and caged friendships offer the justly and unjustly caged reminders of the outside world.
Convicted and unconvicted inmates are left to share cells with murderers and marijuana-smokers.
The Lebanese Daily Alakhbar English published "Lebanon Prison Blues"
According to the 2008 Lebanese Center for Human Rights report, 66% of those imprisoned in Lebanon had not yet been convicted and 13 percent were being held beyond their sentence.
When trials are staged in corrupt courts, with paid judges and inadequate checks on trial procedures, incrimination is subjective.
Criminals become criminals because crimes are attached to their names, sometimes rightly so, but consistency and credibility are lacking with unevenly imposed 'justice.'
To make matters worse, the state does little to secure a life, free from excessive hardship after prisoners are released, inviting repeat offenses from those they purportedly aimed to reform.
What messages the following pictures send?
Note 1: Photoblog by Haytham al-Moussawi (Roumieh Prison), Marwan Bu Haidar (Juvenile Detention Center), and Marwan Tahtah (Baabda Women's Prison)
Note 2: https://adonis49.wordpress.com/2011/04/09/whats-going-on-in-lebanon-in-the-prison-of-roumieh-and-this-stupid-mikati-unable-to-form-a-government/
Note 3: In Aleppo Syria, where the State has vacated its responsibilities, lawyers and former judges are instituting a judicial system, and resuming the procedures in order to get out of the chaos
(Photo: Marwan Bu Haidar)
(Photo: Haytham Al-Moussawi)
(Photo: Marwan Tahtah)
Tags: adonis49, asylum seekers and refugees, Baabda Women's Prison, essays, Haytham al-Moussawi, Juvenile Detention Center, Lebanese Center for Human Rights, lebanon, Marwan Bu Haidar, Marwan Tahtah, prisons, Roumieh prison, Wahhabi islamist Jund el Sham, writing
Habitat for the year 2025: Like to dwell in a cool cave in the dunes?
Posted by: adonis49 on: May 15, 2011
In: cities/geography | economy/finance | Essays | health/medicine | professional articles | sciences | social articles
Habitat for the year 2025 and beyond: : Like to dwell in a cool cave in the dunes?
Researchers at the university of California at Davis injected special bacteria, mixed with rich calcium alkaline bed, in a dune-type of soil; within a couple of hours, the 3 meter-square soil was stabilized. The bacteria secrete carbonate of calcium, a sort of cement to harden the ground. We need to realize that over 40% of earth land is desert and arid and increasing fast in size.
The Swedish architect, Magnus Larson of 34 of age, is presenting his project to the London Architectural Association. Larson wants to solidify the dunes and offer possibilities of dwelling in the 8,000 kilometers of dunes in the Sahara (the Sahel region in Africa), stretching from Sudan all the way to Mauritania. The technique is valid for lands situated in seismic zones.
People dwelling in these dune houses will be able to grow vegetables and the tops will be covered with trees, since the humidity of the climate in the evening is over 80%. The stabilization of the soil can go deep to 300 meters and facilitating the task and viability of planting many kinds of trees.
The late President of the African State Burkina Faso, Thomas Sankara, had proposed in the 80's to erect the Great Green African Wall of trees, with a width of 15 kilometers along the 8,000 kilometers of the Sahel that span 11 States. In 2006, the African Union Organization has ratified this vast project and over $115 million have been allocated in Germany by the International Environmental Fund in 2011 to the first phase of the Green Wall.
The dune dwelling can take advantage of the natural air flow and conditioning of the interior climate, as in termite habitat structure. The walls in termite habitat are not meant to obstruct external climatic changes and variation, but to act as interface in order facilitate the exchange of fresh air within a limited range of air speeds and wind frequencies: Cool interior in hot seasons and warm climate in the winter. The cavities or alveolars in the walls of wasps are hexagonal in shape and allow in the "good air".
For example, termites depose on the ground a mixture of wood and chewed up grass and herbs to forming a layer of a giant sponge, capable of storing 80 liters of water per day and able to counter-balance variation in humidity in the interior.
The giant Netherlands electronics company Philips has imagined a sustainable skyscraper labeled "Habitat 2020". The external walls are endowed with smart multifunctional cavities or membranes that expand and change directions according to sun, wind, and rain intensity, speed, or direction. The captors in the thousands of membranes detect environmental changes and variations and get transformed accordingly. Electricity and droplets of water and humidity are stored and filtered as a sustainable interior environment.
New habitat are designed to redirect external air, rain, and water to underground systems (at 17 degrees all year round) and re-injected the cooled air to the interior of the habitat; a central tower-like cavity releases the polluted air. There are photovoltaic panels with special lenses: 24 such panels can generate 80 KWH per day. Four vertical Darrieus eolian can supplement another 40 KWH.
Tags: adonis49, African Union Organization, carbonate of calcium, dwell in cool cave in dunes, environment, essays, Great Green African Wall of trees, Habitat 2020, Habitat for the year 2025, International Environmental Fund, Magnus Larson, Sahel region in Africa, seismic zones, smart multifunctional membranes, State Burkina Faso, termite habitat, Thomas Sankara, writing
The all-time freest spirit: Humanist and French essayist Montaigne (1533-1592)
Posted by: adonis49 on: October 13, 2010
In: biographies/books | education methods/programs | philosophy | religion/history | social articles
The all-time freest spirit: Humanist Montaigne
The French essayist Michel Eyquem, known as Montaigne (1533-1592), died a century after the Americas were "discovered": He read and heard eye-witness accounts of what pains, suffering, and crimes against humanity the America Indians have been submitted to.
He wrote in his Essays (Book 3):
"Everyone labels barbarian behaviors, customs not of his own usage or habit observed in other tribes or new people." This is pretty relevant in all generations, in all ethnic people, and in all religions. This is valid for the European, the Americans, the Spanish, the Portuguese, the French, the German, the Japanese, the Chinese, the Russians, the Catholics, the Moslems… in every decade and century, all the way to our "modern time".
Every colonial power imposed their own customs and system of beliefs on "barbarians" they invaded and then exploited to replenish empty crown treasuries.
Montaigne was the eldest of five boys and three girls and inherited the estate of Montaigne. In this 16th century, smack in Europe Renaissance and religious wars between the Protestants (Calvinists, Anabaptists, and Huguenots of France) and the Catholics of papal Rome, the French humanist Montaigne wrote:
"I try to get moving. Life is movement of matters and bodies; it is an imperfect action of its essence and deregulated. I work at serving life. I brag to meticulously embracing the commodities of life and I find but wind. But are we not partners of the wind? The wind howls, is agitated, does not desire stability or solidity. Vanity is the wisdom of the wind and mankind."
In 1571, Montaigne decided to retreat from politics, the court, and social responsibilities but the isolation was short-lived: In 1572, the regent of France, Catherine of Medici, fomented the religious massacre of St. Barthelemy against the Huguenots all over France.
Bordeaux in the Perigor province was the bastion of the Huguenots Protestants. Catholic Paris clamped down on the Huguenots several times. Montaigne wrote:
"I am Christian in the same title as I am from Perigor."
Montaigne didn't give religious belief any weight surpassing the reality of existence and communication among people and daily trade. King Henry IV, the contemporary and friend of Montaigne converted to Catholicism in order to be crowned King of France. Historians coined this phrase to Henry IV: "Paris is worth convertin.", but it is not true that he said it
Montaigne tours Europe for a year in 1580. He travelled in Germany, Switzerland, and Italy and had to cut his trip short as he was elected mayor of Bordeaux for two years. Montaigne said in the introduction of his Essays:
"I do not teach; I tell stories."
What follows are a few quotations from Montaigne that demostrate his humanistic tendencies:
"Mankind has no communication whatsoever with his entity"
"Human eyes perceive things only through the forms of their knowledge"
"I like my friend La Boetie (Montaigne's colleague in the Bordeaux city parliament) because he is what he is; because I am what I am…"
"He may be as wise as he wishes to be; but finally, he is a man: That he is more archaic, more miserable, and more of the void."
"Wise principles cannot impress upon our natural conditions"
Note: Leonor was the only daughter of nine who survived to beget Montaigne's grandchild named Francoise de la Tour Montaigne in 1591, a year before he died.
Tags: adonis49, Anabaptists, Bordeaux, Calvinists, Catherine of Medici, colonial power, essayist, essays, Europe Renaissance, freest spirit, Huguenots, Humanist, King Henry IV, Michel Eyquem, Montaigne, St. Barthelemy massacre, writing
Posted from March 1 to 11, 2009
In: list of articles | politics/finance Today
215. Persia's Safavide Empire (1501-1750 AC) (Part 5, March 2, 2009)
216. Dreaming has a Memory of its own (March 2, 2009)
217. Nietzsche: "God is dead" (Part 3, March 3, 2009)
218. "Routine": Not such a bad Schedule (March 5, 2009)
219. Coelho's mountain climbing: None of Guidelines were never followed (March 5, 2009)
220. Nietzsche's "Christianity is a carbon copy of Judaism" (Part 5, March 6, 2009)
221. Bi-Weekly report (#14) on the Middle East and Lebanon (March 7, 2009)
222. Free Style "Poetry": The Lebanese kind (March 7, 2009)
223. Drama: Here are the Choices (March 9, 2009)
224. Power: No Longer a Point of View (March 9, 2009)
225. A Happy Meal (March 10, 2009)
226. Rituals of Human Sacrifices (March 10, 2009)
227. The Century of Islam (March 10, 2009)
Tags: adonis, adonis49, articles, books, essays, history, humor, list, novel, politics, posts, religion, writing
Articles posted up to 2005
In: list of articles | politics/finance Today | religion/history
1. After the Retreat of the Syrian Troops, What Then? What Social and Political System? What Electoral System? (Dec. 5, 2004)
2. Do We All Agree on the Meaning of Freedom, Self Determination and Independence? (December 7, 2004)
3. A Regional Power in the Making in the Near East (December 18, 2004)
4. Big Rodents Leading the Assault for Mother Freedom (March 1, 2005)
5. What Next after the Nasr Allah's Speech? (March 7, 2005)
6. What Mortal Sins Did the Syrian Regime Commit? (March 9, 2005)
7. How can we implement UN resolution 1559 without a representative government? (March 12, 2005)
8. How could we get out of this impasse and have a running State? (March 13, 2005)
9. Did Hezbollah Make his Case between February 14 and March 14?
10. What Case Does the Opposition Have? (March 16, 2005)
11. Are We Exercising Good Judgments? (March 23, 2005)
12. Let Us Cut Out the Crap, Who Killed Hariri? (March 31, 2005)
13. More Than A Million Souls Flooding Downtown Beirut (April 2, 2005)
14. Public Relations: Hariri versus the Moustakbal (Future team) (April 5, 2005)
15. General Aoun is planning to return to Lebanon. Will he be allowed to step in? (April 19, 2005)
16. Where the Shiaa's populations in Lebanon stand in this interim period before the Parliamentary election of May 29, 2005? (May 13, 2005)
17. What are the Shiaa populations' positions who do not take allegiance to either of the Amal or Hezbollah parties? (May 20, 2005)
18. Our triumph, our zeal toward the neighbors (September 17, 2005)
19. The Recognition of Israel? Which one? (September 18, 2005)
20. What's that Greater Middle East Strategy of the United States? (Dec. 29, 2005)?
21. What sort of Democracy the Greater Middle East plan has for the Moslem World? (Dec. 30, 2005)
Tags: adonis, adonis49, articles, biography, books, essays, Greater Middle East, history, humor, islam, lebanon, Moslems, Near East, politics, religion, writing
List of articles in October 2008
Posted by: adonis49 on: March 5, 2009
66. The Essence of Wars and the Spice Wars (October 1, 2008)
66. The Manifesto of the American people for the 21st century (October 6, 2008)
67. What resolutions in the aftermath of the crush of Wall Street?! (October 7, 2008)
68. Wall Street Multinationals milking the cows (October 11, 2008)
69. Value-adding civilizations (October 14, 2008)
70. "Never" is the name of my homeland (October 14, 2008)
71. Individual responsibility: Truth is a personal reflection (October 15, 2008)
72. A good time to die (October 16, 2008)
73. Why Israel went to war in 2006? (October 18, 2008)
74. For a sustainable growth: Gold-paper currencies (October 28, 2008)
75. Normalcy in Randomness (October 29, 2008)
76. Khayyam and Hafiz (October 31, 2008)
Tags: adonis, adonis49, articles, biography, essays, health/medicine, history, humor, list, politics, table of contents, writing
List of book reviews in 2008
40. Gandhi's non-violent resistance guidelines (February 21, 2008)
41. "The Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown (March 12, 2008)
42. "La reine de Palmyre" by Denise Brahimi (March 26, 2007)
43. "Culture et resistance" by Edward W. Said (April 18, 2008)
44. "L'Avorton de Dieu; une vie de Saint Paul" by Alain Decaux (April 23, 2008)
45. "Down and out in Paris and London" by George Orwell (July 14, 2008)
46. "Why the Arab World is not free?" by Moustapha Safouan (July 21, 2008)
47. "Igino Giordani" by Jean-Marie Wallet and Tommaso Sorgi (August 5, 2008)
48. "Building a durable World" in Science et Vie magazine special issue of June 2008 (August 10, 2008)
49. "Chronicles from Gaza" by Caroline Manger (September 29, 2008)
50. "Magellan, the vanquisher of the seas" by Stephen Swig (September 30, 2008)
51. "Acide sulfurique" by Amelie Nothomb (October 25, 2008)
52. "Stupeur et tremblements", by Amelie Nothomb (October 30, 2008)
53. "The Satanic Verses" by Salman Rushdie (Part 1, October 30, 2008)
54. "The Satanic Verses" by Salman Rushdie (Part 2, November 1, 2008)
55. "The path of the bees" by Rami Ellike (November 5, 2008)
56. A State out of subject matters: Lebanon, by Dr. Jamil Berry (November 9, 2008)
57. A State out of subject matters: Lebanon, by Dr. Jamil Berry (Part 2, November 10, 2008)
58. "Farewell Beirut", by Mai Ghoussoub (Part 1, November 14, 2008)
60. "Farewell Beirut", by Mai Ghoussoub (Part 3, December 3, 2008)
61. "Metaphysic of tubes" by Amelie Nothomb (November 30, 2008)
Tags: adonis, adonis49, articles, biography, Book Reviews, books, essays, humor, politics, table of content, writing
List of articles and essays in December 2008
Note: All current articles and essays are published first in the category "finance/politics"
109. Are Free-Trade Zones in the Middle East being worked out? (December 1, 2008)
110. What is this "Greater Syria Nation"? (December 3, 2008)
111. A cultural political movement in Lebanon (December 4, 2008)
112. After Iraq: Any good news in and out? (December 7, 2008)
113. What is "Syria National Social Party"? (Part 1, December 5, 2008)
114. Who is Jesus of Nazareth? (December 6, 2008)
116. Joblessness or "what ignite dormant revolutions" (December 6, 2008)
117. Blood all over the floor (December 8, 2008)
119. Is Democracy a panacea for every social ill and for change? (December 9, 2008)
120. Sociology: a sub-field of climatology? (December 10, 2008)
121. Judas Iscariot (December 11, 2008)
122. A Moratorium on State Terrorisms (December 12, 2008)
123. Bi-weekly report (#4) on Lebanon (December 12, 2008)
124. Any dignity left? (December 13, 2008)
125. Is religion still monopolizing our fears? What about technology? (December 14, 2008)
126. Hot spots: border pretexts (December 15, 2008)
127. Jesus Christ: A reconstructed biography (December 16, 2008)
128. Human Rights: from contentions to standardization (December 17, 2008)
129. Political self-criticism: kinds and applications (December 17, 2008)
131. The Oriental Christian sects in the Middle East (December 20, 2008)
132. The largest and best planned scheme in history: executed by the worst cowards of all (December 22, 2008)
133. Re-defining histories (December 23, 2008)
134. Zionism: an ideology of apartheid, terror, and crimes against humanity (December 24, 2008)
135. Hypnotized reasoning (December 27, 2008)
137. "Trailing a butterfly" by late Palestinian Mahmoud Darwish (Part 1, December 29, 2008)
139. "As the Crow lost his way" (A short story, December 30, 2008)
140. No food, no medicine, and no oil for Gaza: just exploding bombs (December 30, 2008)
141. Top Gun (December 31, 2008)
Tags: adonis, adonis49, articles, books, essays, finance, history, humor, introspection, list, politics, religion, writing
List of articles and essays in February 2009
Note: All my current articles and essays are published first in my category "finance/politics" before further allocation into 17 other categories.
175. Islam: Legislating in Medina (Part 2, February 1, 2009)
176. Islam: Triumphal return to Mecca (Part 3, February 2, 2009)
177. Islam: the Successors of the Prophet Muhammad (Part 4, February 3, 2009)
178. Turkey: A Regional Power out of hibernation (February 4, 2009)
179. Rationality Fraud: Can our leading minds pass Socrates' dialogue test? (February 4, 2009)
180. Islam: the two messages of Jesus and Mohammad (February 5, 2009)
A challenge to all theologians: Islam is one of the Christian sects.
181. Nelson Chip: Tagger (February 5, 2009)
182. The greatest poet: "The man with the long curly hair"; Abu Nuwass (February 6, 2009)
183. The Gods of beauty: Before the age of pimples (February 7, 2009)
184. Free-will Eugenic: Finally you have Choices (February 7, 2009)
185. A Few Good Politicians (February 7, 2009)
186. I hate to talk, read, and write. Oh, and I hate math: Different teaching resolutions (February 8, 2009)
187. State Laws on Eugenics (killing): premises (February, 8, 2009)
188. Bi-weekly Report (#9) on the Middle East and Lebanon (February 9, 2009)
189. Both Types of Misogyny in gender preferences (February 10, 2009)
190. Sex is Stupid: Ask Viagra (February 11, 2009)
191. Digital Human Memory: any Problems? (February 11, 2009)
192. "The man with the long curly hair": Fragments of Abu Nuwass' Poems (February 12, 2009)
193. You can now live very long: what are your plans for old age? (February 14, 2009)
194. Nietzsche: A biography of the philosopher of life (February 15, 2009)
195. A compliment from him, a flatter from her and pretty soon you've got a Date (February 16, 2009)
196. The under-developed countries are plagued with common diseases: any Resolutions? (February 16, 2009)
197. The rights to know and be informed; Abortion cases (February 17, 2009)
198. The Good Old Times: Let us recapitulate (February 17, 2009)
199. Good Old Days: Let's Review (Part 2, February 18, 2009)
200. Ego Centrist: The fake and the real, you decide (February, 18, 2009)
201. Bi-Weekly Report (#11) on the Middle East and Lebanon (February 19, 2009)
202. Nietzsche: "God is dead" (February 19, 2009)
203. Nietzsche's "Thus spoken Zarathustra" (February 20, 2009)
204. Persia and current Iran civilizations (February 21, 2009)
205. The vaccine is ready; sorry, in ten years: the AIDS/SIDA case (February, 22, 2009)
206. Parent's have choices: Revisited (February 23, 2009)
207. Cholera or Pest or Plague: Never vanished and blooming again (February 23, 2009)
208. Cholera: The Greek Thucydides Story (February 24, 2009)
209. Son of Man: Margin for Freedom (February 25, 2009)
210. Persia/Iran civilizations: Achemenide Dynasty (Part 2, February 26, 2009)
211. The Third World War is loudly tolling (February 27, 2009)
212. Summer Night of the Iguana (February 27, 2009)
213. Persia/Iran civilizations: Sassanide Dynasty (Part 3, February 27, 2009)
214. Persia during the Arab Caliphate Empire (651 to 1500 AC) (Part 5, February 28, 2009)
Tags: "finance/politics", adonis, adonis49, articles, books, essays, February, humor, list, politics, table of contents, writing


The majority of Icelandic households are dual-income, and there is demand for labor-saving devices and the latest gadgets. This market is likely to remain attractive on both a category and niche basis regardless of economic conditions.
Electrical appliances, computer software, computer hardware, gaming products, and music products.
American consumer products are popular in Iceland. There are numerous examples of U.S. products that have a higher market penetration per capita in Iceland than anywhere else in Europe, such as breakfast cereals. The market for U.S. entertainment products remains bright, and exposure to American entertainment products appears to spur demand for other U.S. goods and services. American music and movies have always played a major role in Icelandic culture. Computer games from the United States likewise have a strong fan base in Iceland. Some companies, however, have limited their opportunity to reach the Icelandic market by failing to accept Icelandic credit cards and/or ship internationally.


After posting his remix of SHM's 'Save The World' yesterday, I had to go looking for some more tracks from Alesso. I didn't have to search far before I found his new remix of Alex Kenji, Starkillers, and Nadia Ali's progressive house track 'Pressure.' If this song sounds familiar, it might be because you heard it used in DJ Jason Ross' promo video that I posted last week. If this song doesn't get you moving at least a little bit, there's something wrong with you. This remix is guaranteed to be tearing up club dance floors all summer long. Turn up your speakers and enjoy!


BC Halibut Fishermen Accuse Global News of Irresponsible Journalism – "Global NEWS' May 5th reporting on Canada's Pacific commercial halibut fishery was irresponsible fake news, says Chris Sporer, Executive Manager of the Pacific Halibut Management Association of BC (PHMA), an organization representing commercial halibut fishermen in the province.
"Global NEWS made no attempt to contact the industry or to get the facts, and then used stock video footage that has nothing to do with our fishery," notes Sporer.
The Global NEWS report was prompted by an Oceana Canada report on bycatch in Canada's commercial fisheries. PHMA and its members disagree with the conclusions of the report. For the BC halibut fishery, the Oceana Canada report relied on a data set that is a decade old and incomplete. As a result, the data could not be fully analyzed and is misinterpreted.
We have 100% at sea monitoring and 100% dockside monitoring and logbooks; every vessel accounts for all its catch, whether retained or released.
Specific measures are in the Integrated Fisheries Management Plan to ensure vessels adhere to strict conservation limits for all species, all enforced by licence conditions.
We are world leaders in managing all species caught (retained and released); setting international best practices not simply following them.
All catch data, retained or released, is reported by management area for each commercial groundfish fishery, ensuring cumulative impacts are taken into account. Further, catch data for the major species are posted on the Fisheries and Oceans Canada website and updated daily.
Oceana Canada also states the BC commercial halibut fishery is catching Basking sharks. However, the report fails to acknowledge there are explicit management measures in place in the fishery relating to Basking shark. Fisheries and Oceans Canada data shows that over a six year period just four Basking sharks were encountered in the BC halibut fishery and released, while at the same time the fleet harvested approximately 49,000,000 pounds of halibut to provide food to Canada and the world.
Halibut have been harvested commercially off the Pacific coast of Canada since the late 1880's. The fishery is a small boat fishery – most vessels are in the 36-45 foot range – dominated by small, family-owned businesses from all areas of the BC coast. It was the first fishery in BC to receive the globally-recognized Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification – the gold standard for independent, third-party eco-certification – which automatically puts it in the top 10% of global fisheries. The MSC acknowledges Canada's Pacific Commercial halibut fishery's catch accounting system "is one of the most rigorous in the world." BC halibut is also recommended by the Vancouver Aquarium's Oceanwise Program, the SeaChoice Program and the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch program.
PHMA invites Oceana Canada researchers, and Global NEWS reporters, to come out to the Pacific coast and go out on a fishing trip on a commercial halibut vessel to see firsthand how our sustainable fishery is managed and monitored.
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We've all been there; You have the perfect animated GIF ready to post, but it shows up as a static image. Understanding how animated GIFs behave differently on each social media network can take some trial and error for social media marketers. Don't worry about figuring it out though, we did the research for you so you're not surprised next time a GIF doesn't auto play like you intended.
Facebook does not support uploading a GIF directly but you can upload it to a site like Giphy, Screencast.com, your website, or blog and paste the URL into your Facebook post (make sure the URL ends in .gif). The GIF will not animate in the compose view but will animate once posted.
To get the correct link from Screencast.com, paste the shortened Screencast link into your browser's address bar and hit Enter. Then when the GIF loads, click the GIF. The URL in the address bar will be replaced with one ending in .gif. That's the one to paste into your Facebook post!
At first, Facebook only supported animated GIFs posted from personal accounts but now brands with Facebook pages can get in on the action, too. Just keep in mind if you're creating your own animated GIF you'll need to keep the file size under 8MB for use on Facebook.
Twitter supports animated GIFs directly by upload. Animated GIFs can be up to 5MB when uploaded from mobile, and up to 15MB from the web. Twitter also recently launched an integrated GIF library, allowing you to search for a topic and insert a GIF right from the compose box!
Instagram does not support importing animated GIFs, but you can post the MP4 video and it will auto-play and loop, just like an animated GIF.
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There are two aspects I would like to talk upon in beginning of this article.
1. Islam is not a religion for only those who watched the revelation of Holy verses and heard them from Rasoolullah صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم himself and practiced upon them, no, not at all. Islam is a universal way of life which encompasses every era, every type of people related to any nation or place.
2. We are going to focus on people's way of living in different eras. In any condition a man is, Islam deals with it. Islam was not present in the hearts of the people who campaigned with Rasoolullah صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم only but it relates to every single human of the world in whatever situation he is. Islam is a complete code of life; it was not limited to the people in the times of Rasoolullah صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم only. We cannot say that as it was revealed in front of them so it was for them to act upon only and it cannot be implemented in the modern times as the traditions, the life style has changed immensely. No way. Islam deals with every aspect of a person's life, from his physical basic needs to his spiritual cleanliness and physical health and care in every age.
The command to purify our hearts from sin has been an essential Islamic teaching ever since the early stages of the revelation in Makkah. This is known as "purification of the soul" (tazkiyya-tun-nafs).
Purification of the heart was one of the first commands with which Hazrat Musa علیہ السلام was sent to the Pharaoh.
Purity of the heart was also one of the defining characteristics of Hazrat Ibraheem علیہ السلام.
When we exalt Allah and ask for our sins to be forgiven, this removes arrogance from our hearts and makes us humble. When we pray for Allah to guide others, this removes malice and hatred from our hearts and makes us love others for the sake of Allah. When we remember the Hereafter and the Day of Resurrection, this makes us less attached to this world and more inclined to help others.
In this way, Rasoolullah صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم would purify his heart every morning and evening… by offering supplications and prayers.
Salat is meant to prevent us from committing sins and immoral deeds.
The next method we can use to purify our hearts is to give charity and perform good deeds for others.
When we give away our wealth in charity, this removes worldliness from our hearts and envy of what others have and it makes us hope for our good deeds to be stored in the Hereafter. Charity means not only giving wealth, but also giving people your time, your effort, your work, and even a smile or a kind word.
In conclusion, the salvation of a Muslim depends upon purification of the heart from vices and adorning the heart with virtues. Purification is achieved through performing sincere supplications, prayers, and acts of charity toward others. We must remember that we will be judged on the Day of Resurrection according to the purity of our hearts and the righteousness of our deeds.


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Bangladesh as a third world country The term third world country original came during the Cold War as a term to describe countries not allied with the Eastern Bloc or with the West. Today, it is used to describe countries that are still developing and have not reached the point of other countries such as the US and Canada. These countries are often very poor and suffer from lack of education, sanitation and labor under oppressive governments. Many have endured years of warfare that have decimated populations. Most of these third world countries can be found in Africa, there are several in Asia as well. Here we will focus on the country of Bangladesh, officially the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh, located in South Asia. Bangladesh has a long history dating back to the 16th century. Despite, or, because of this long history Bangladesh has remained an underdeveloped country with many current issues. The issues being a very large population, lack of sanitation and technology, social stratification, gender inequality and encroachment by multinational corporations.
Bengals history can be traced back to the 16th century. Bengal was absorbed into the Mughul Empire in the 16th century, and Dhaka, the seat of a nawab (the representative of the emperor), gained some importance as a provincial center. But it was a remote country and hard to govern the region. Portuguese traders and missionaries were the first Europeans to reach Bengal in the latter part of the 15th century. They were followed by representatives of the Dutch, the French, and the British East India Companies. By the end of the 17th century, the British presence in India was centered in Calcutta. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the British gradually extended their commercial contacts and administrative control beyond Calcutta to Bengal. In 1859, the British Crown replaced the East India Company, extending British dominion from Bengal, which became a region of India, in the east to the Indus River in the west. As Bangladesh continued to be colonialized by the British in the late 19th century, English nationalism was expanding, mostly by force. The British established and organized a social structure unmatched in Bengal, and Calcutta became one of the most important centers for commerce, education and culture in the subcontinent. However, many Bangladeshi historians blame the British agricultural policies and promotion of the semi-feudal system for draining the region of its wealth and damaging its social fabric. The British presence was a relief to the minority Hindus but a catastrophe for the Muslims. The Hindus cooperated with the British, entering educational institutions and studying the English language, but the Muslims refused to cooperate, and rioted whenever crops failed or another local product was rendered unprofitable by government policy. This resulted in building animosity from the Muslims and the Hindus. The groups were seeking ways to have forms of self government under British rule. This led instead of cooperation from the two parties, a deeper division. In 1947 Bengel gained its independence due to European colonialism running its course at the close of world war two. After years of cultural wars between the Hindus and Muslims, Bangladesh became its own country separate from Pakistan in 1972. However, this "new" country was decimated and riddle by famine and poverty without governmental guidance. The country experienced martial law and a brief period of democracy. It took many years to establish governmental rule but finally Begum Khaleda Zia was sworn in on October 10, 2001 as the Prime Minister of the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh.


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Tiger park earns its stripes for new ecoconservation efforts
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A screen grab from a video of an Amur tiger taken by an infrared camera in the park in September last year. XINHUA
Straddling the provinces of Jilin and Heilongjiang, the facility provides a dedicated home for native wildlife. Li Lei reports.
Editor's note: In the coming weeks, China Daily will be publishing special reports focusing on the ongoing development of the country's national parks system, looking at areas coming under stronger protection and the species benefiting from the new facilities.
In 2015, Ge Jianping saw a fleeting window that would allow Russian Amur tigers to return to their long-lost homeland in China. Monitors had detected 35 such tigers and 70 leopards stalking a tiny patch of forest on the country's border with Russia, which was three times the number the local environment could support.
"It was like the cats were trapped on a lonely island," Ge, vice-president of Beijing Normal University, told Beijing News in 2016, after the publication of his decadelong study in the northeastern province of Jilin cast the spotlight onto the endangered animals.
On one side of the 100-plus big cats was Russia's protected space, where the predators' fast-growing communities were already testing nature's capacity. The other side was Jilin's rolling terrain of soaring pines and yew trees.
Two centuries ago, Jilin was home to most of the world's 3,000 Amur tigers — often known in China as the Northeastern Tiger — while several hundred lived in Russia. After centuries of excessive hunting and logging, the cats were teetering on the edge of extinction in China.
In 1999, a study carried out by China, Russia and the United States concluded that there were only 12 to 16 such tigers in China, compared with about 600 in Russia.
"Those cornered tigers and leopards carried the only hope for their kind to return home in large numbers," Ge, 60, said.
However, the big cats' journey home was not easy. Their leafy habitats were fractured by roads, mines and farmland. That prevented the animals from crisscrossing adjacent territories as they migrated, hunted and mated, resulting in a catastrophe for the cats' genetic diversity.
Moreover, herders and herb gatherers were encroaching on natural spaces for financial gain.
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Anatoli Krikun (nacido el 24 de marzo de 1948 en Tartu, Estonia) fue un jugador soviético de baloncesto. Consiguió tres medallas en competiciones internacionales con la selección de la Unión Soviética.

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My dear friend C. Streetlights, author of Tea and Madness, joins us again this week, this time sharing one of her beautiful poems. I love her words. Enjoy!
feet that dropped to bricks.
patiently lured me into swimming.
under a porch, or in an attic.
After writing and illustrating her first bestseller in second grade, "The Lovely Unicorn", C. Streetlights took 20 years to decide if she wanted to continue writing. In the time known as growing up she became a teacher, a wife, and mother. Retired from teaching, C. Streetlights now lives with her family in the mountains along with their dog that eats Kleenex. Her memoir, Tea and Madness, won honorable mention for memoir in the Los Angeles Book Fair (2016) and is available for purchase on Amazon.


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Q: Content page is inheriting one of four css style files from master page I am building a website in asp.net, I have made a masterpage with a link tag to my css files. I made use of 1 global css file for every format of screen and 3 css files for small, medium and large screens.
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="Styles/style.css" media="all">
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="Styles/small-style.css" media="all and (max-width:699px)">
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="Styles/medium-style.css" media="all and (min-width:700px) and (max-width:1499px)">
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="Styles/large-style.css" media="all and (min-width:1500px)">

For some reason in my content file the global css file (for every format) is getting used by the html elements. For example (style.css) this works for a div in my content page with class contactPage:
.contactPage {
    margin-bottom: 140px;
}

Except for the 3 css files that make use of a min- and max-width, these are not used by the html elements in my content page (for some reason). For example (medium-style.css):
.contactPage {
    background-image: url(../Images/ContactBackground.jpg);
    background-size: 300px 500px;
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    background-position: top right;
}

However in my master page these css links work file for all page sizes.
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*Adding a viewport in my content file.

*Making use of <style></style>, this works but I don't want any of my style in my html.

*Making a link element in my content page to the css files.

I hope someone could help me out.
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A: instead of your html doing the media query combine all 3 pages into one css and then separate them with something like
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}

@media screen and (max-width: 699px){
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i would let the media query in css handle it, not your html

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Beijing is considering a ban on smoking in public areas in different venues during the Olympic Games next year.
The Beijing Daily reported Monday said that according to a draft regulation on tobacco-free games by the municipal government, smoking would be prohibited at eight Olympics-related areas such as venues, hotels, restaurants, public transport and the Olympic Village, and offenders face a fine of 10 yuan ($1.3).
But special smoking areas can be set aside in those places, added the paper.
The concept of a "non-smoking" Olympic Games, initiated in 1988, was put into practice in Barcelona in 1992.
But it remains to be an arduous task for Beijing. It is estimated that 350 million people, about 26 percent of the country's population and a third of the world's smoking population, are hooked on nicotine.
China reports about one million deaths from smoking-related diseases each year, and the figure is expected to triple by 2050.


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As I read everyone's New Year's resolutions I start to wonder if I really need any or not. In my 37 years on this earth I have never had any resolutions and I don't plan on have any today, well maybe just one, if you even consider it a resolution.
My only resolution is to live life like I have every other day, that may sound bad but this girl hates to exercise, I love to eat, cook and go out to dinner. I like to have my wine and Jager, I'm classy but a cuss a little, lol! So there won't be any gym time, no dieting, no cutting out on my wine or cussing.That's just how my life is, I'm happy with it and I enjoy it.
I love my family to death, we all have our moments, but what family doesn't. My boys drive me crazy and I do the same to them, my hubby and I drive each other crazy as well but I wouldn't change a thing about it.
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Fatal apartment fire: 'like end of the world'
Caleb Downs and Peggy O'Hare Aug. 21, 2018 Updated: Aug. 21, 2018 6:21 p.m.
1of7A man carries a child Monday night, Aug. 20, 2018 at the Ashler Oaks Apartments where a two-alarm fire left one person dead.Photo: William Luther, Staff Photographer / San Antonio Express-News
2of7A woman uses a smart phone to film the scene Monday night, Aug. 20, 2018 at the Ashler Oaks Apartments where a two-alarm fire left one person dead.Photo: William Luther, Staff Photographer / San Antonio Express-News
3of7A man lights a cigarette Monday night, Aug. 20, 2018 at the Ashler Oaks Apartments where a two-alarm fire left one person dead.Photo: William Luther, Staff Photographer / San Antonio Express-News
4of7Firefighters can be seen Monday night, Aug. 20, 2018 at the Ashler Oaks Apartments where a two-alarm fire left one person dead.Photo: William Luther, Staff Photographer / San Antonio Express-News
5of7The remnants of a fatal fire at the Ashler Oaks Apartments are seen Tuesday morning, Aug. 21, 2018 the morning after a two-alarm fire swept through the building.Photo: William Luther, Staff Photographer / San Antonio Express-News
Luis Solis wished his girlfriend good night at 10 p.m. Monday and prepared to leave his apartment, then caught a faint scent of smoke.
His family keeps candles lit at night, so he assumed one had tipped over. He checked his daughters' room first. Everything was fine. Then the bathroom and his bedroom. Fine. Then he saw a haze of smoke in the living room and heard muffled screaming for help coming from outside.
Fear kicked in when he opened the apartment door and thick black smoke rushed into his third-story unit from a massive fire that soon destroyed his and several other apartments at the Ashler Oaks complex in the 4100 block of Parkdale Street.
The fire killed one woman, injured two others and displaced at least 10 people, officials said.
As soon as Solis got his daughters, ages 3 and 8, and his girlfriend out, he heard a loud pop and saw his apartment consumed by a fireball.
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"The flames just came out, and I was just thinking all of our stuff is gone. We're going to have to start all over, from square one," he said.
Others were even less fortunate. The woman killed in the blaze has not been identified, but Solis said she and her son lived in a unit on the second floor. The son and another man tried to rush in to save her, but the fire overpowered them. Firefighters found her in her bed.
The woman's granddaughter came to the apartment to deliver food to her around 9 a.m. Tuesday and broke down in tears when police told her what happened, Solis said.
A man who lived directly under Solis, Tai Bannister, was in the intensive care unit at University Hospital, according to family members. He and his two sons were able to escape, but he went back to save his two dogs, said Anna Rodriguez, 31, mother to one of Bannister's grandsons.
"The fire was too strong," she said, so Bannister tossed the dogs from the second-story unit and was injured when he fell, Rodriguez said. Though in serious condition, Bannister expressed concern about his missing service dog, Jax, an Australian shepherd-blue heeler mix. Also injured in the fall, Jax was found Tuesday morning and treated at a veterinarian's office.
Another man received cuts and burns to his hands and smoke inhalation, firefighters said. He also was taken to University Hospital for treatment.
Residents described chaotic scenes as the blaze consumed the structure, with people screaming and trying to perform rescues before firefighters could arrive. San Antonio Fire Department Chief Charles Hood said his crews found people hanging out of windows.
"It was bad. I've never seen anything like that in my life," said one resident, Dawnte Hawkings, 22. "It looked like some end of the world type stuff."
Investigators have not determined the cause of the fire. The investigation may be a delicate one, as two of the four destroyed units are structurally compromised.
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"They're completely demolished," Hood said. "For us to be able to stop this (fire) at this four units was pretty amazing."
On Tuesday afternoon, SAFD spokesman Joe Arrington said the investigation was taking a while because of the amount of damage caused by the fire.
Hawkings lives across the parking lot from the burned building and was largely unaffected. But he still wants to move. He said the apartment's management sent out a gas leak notification last week, providing residents tips on what to do if they smelled gas.
Representatives of Ashler Oaks were not immediately available for comment.
Solis said the building was not equipped with a sprinkler system, and said he and other residents heard no fire alarms. He said he spoke with managers, who told him residents are responsible for ensuring their smoke detectors are working.
The apartments were built in 1968, according to Bexar County Appraisal District records. San Antonio doesn't require multifamily properties that old to be retrofitted with fire sprinklers unless they go through a major remodel or a change in occupancy, said SAFD spokesman Joe Arrington. The latter means a change in the number of apartment units or the purpose for which the buildings are used.
Since 2003, the city has required all newly constructed apartment complexes, multifamily dwellings and hotels to be equipped with fire sprinkler systems, regardless of how many stories they are, Arrington said.
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Prior to that time, San Antonio followed a rule that took effect in 1988, requiring fire sprinklers in newly constructed multifamily buildings at least three stories tall or containing 16 or more apartments per building.
The city changed its code in 2015 to require sprinklers in all high rises, regardless of when built, after a fire killed five residents at the Wedgwood Senior Apartments, a high-rise building in nearby Castle Hills, in December 2014.
Advocates say fire sprinkler systems save lives. From 2005 to 2016, only two people died in fires at Texas multifamily residential buildings equipped with automatic extinguishing systems, while 144 victims perished statewide in fires at such buildings lacking the equipment, according to a report from the state fire marshal's office.
"Where you sleep, you ought to be protected because that's where you're the most vulnerable," said Shane Ray, president of the National Fire Sprinkler Association. "Fire sprinklers buy time - and time buys life. So in these residential properties, the fire sprinklers there are to allow people time to escape."
But if fire sprinklers aren't required in older apartment buildings — and the property owners or managers aren't aware of the risks — then they typically won't install them, he said.
"It is cost effective," Ray said of the equipment. "Obviously, the owner of the apartments is at much less risk and liability. But the occupants are much less likely to die."
The Texas Property Code requires landlords to install at least one smoke alarm in each bedroom of a rented dwelling. In dwellings where the same hallway leads to multiple bedrooms, the law also requires landlords to install at least one smoke alarm in the corridor near those bedrooms.
Those smoke alarms don't necessarily have to feed into a central system, Arrington said. The Texas Property Code says battery-powered smoke alarms that aren't interconnected are sufficient for rented dwellings that were occupied before September 2011.
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As expected, Kylie Jenner went all out for the party. They created a Stormi Webster themed amusement park tagged 'Stormi World'. The park's entrance had a giant Stormi shaped face. Her open mouth was the entrance which led into the wonderland.
There were also Stormi-shaped cookies, an extremely detailed carousel cake, and more.
i dreamed about this party and then drew it up on paper room by room and @mindyweiss really made my vision come to life!!! thank you Mindy and team! this party was magical ??♥?
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namespace content {

class StoragePartitionImpl : public StoragePartition {
 public:
  CONTENT_EXPORT ~StoragePartitionImpl() override;

  // Quota managed data uses a different bitmask for types than
  // StoragePartition uses. This method generates that mask.
  CONTENT_EXPORT static int GenerateQuotaClientMask(uint32 remove_mask);

  CONTENT_EXPORT void OverrideQuotaManagerForTesting(
      storage::QuotaManager* quota_manager);
  CONTENT_EXPORT void OverrideSpecialStoragePolicyForTesting(
      storage::SpecialStoragePolicy* special_storage_policy);

  // StoragePartition interface.
  base::FilePath GetPath() override;
  net::URLRequestContextGetter* GetURLRequestContext() override;
  net::URLRequestContextGetter* GetMediaURLRequestContext() override;
  storage::QuotaManager* GetQuotaManager() override;
  ChromeAppCacheService* GetAppCacheService() override;
  storage::FileSystemContext* GetFileSystemContext() override;
  storage::DatabaseTracker* GetDatabaseTracker() override;
  DOMStorageContextWrapper* GetDOMStorageContext() override;
  IndexedDBContextImpl* GetIndexedDBContext() override;
  // TODO(jsbell): Expose this on the public API as well. crbug.com/466371
  CacheStorageContextImpl* GetCacheStorageContext();
  ServiceWorkerContextWrapper* GetServiceWorkerContext() override;
  GeofencingManager* GetGeofencingManager() override;
  HostZoomMap* GetHostZoomMap() override;
  HostZoomLevelContext* GetHostZoomLevelContext() override;
  ZoomLevelDelegate* GetZoomLevelDelegate() override;
  NavigatorConnectContextImpl* GetNavigatorConnectContext() override;
  PlatformNotificationContextImpl* GetPlatformNotificationContext() override;

  void ClearDataForOrigin(uint32 remove_mask,
                          uint32 quota_storage_remove_mask,
                          const GURL& storage_origin,
                          net::URLRequestContextGetter* request_context_getter,
                          const base::Closure& callback) override;
  void ClearData(uint32 remove_mask,
                 uint32 quota_storage_remove_mask,
                 const GURL& storage_origin,
                 const OriginMatcherFunction& origin_matcher,
                 const base::Time begin,
                 const base::Time end,
                 const base::Closure& callback) override;

  void Flush() override;

  WebRTCIdentityStore* GetWebRTCIdentityStore();

  // Can return nullptr while |this| is being destroyed.
  BrowserContext* browser_context() const;

  struct DataDeletionHelper;
  struct QuotaManagedDataDeletionHelper;

 private:
  friend class StoragePartitionImplMap;
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionShaderClearTest, ClearShaderCache);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveQuotaManagedDataForeverBoth);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveQuotaManagedDataForeverOnlyTemporary);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveQuotaManagedDataForeverOnlyPersistent);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveQuotaManagedDataForeverNeither);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveQuotaManagedDataForeverSpecificOrigin);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveQuotaManagedDataForLastHour);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveQuotaManagedDataForLastWeek);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveQuotaManagedUnprotectedOrigins);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveQuotaManagedProtectedSpecificOrigin);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveQuotaManagedProtectedOrigins);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveQuotaManagedIgnoreDevTools);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest, RemoveCookieForever);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest, RemoveCookieLastHour);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveUnprotectedLocalStorageForever);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveProtectedLocalStorageForever);
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(StoragePartitionImplTest,
                           RemoveLocalStorageForLastWeek);

  // The |partition_path| is the absolute path to the root of this
  // StoragePartition's on-disk storage.
  //
  // If |in_memory| is true, the |partition_path| is (ab)used as a way of
  // distinguishing different in-memory partitions, but nothing is persisted
  // on to disk.
  static StoragePartitionImpl* Create(BrowserContext* context,
                                      bool in_memory,
                                      const base::FilePath& profile_path);

  CONTENT_EXPORT StoragePartitionImpl(
      BrowserContext* browser_context,
      const base::FilePath& partition_path,
      storage::QuotaManager* quota_manager,
      ChromeAppCacheService* appcache_service,
      storage::FileSystemContext* filesystem_context,
      storage::DatabaseTracker* database_tracker,
      DOMStorageContextWrapper* dom_storage_context,
      IndexedDBContextImpl* indexed_db_context,
      CacheStorageContextImpl* cache_storage_context,
      ServiceWorkerContextWrapper* service_worker_context,
      WebRTCIdentityStore* webrtc_identity_store,
      storage::SpecialStoragePolicy* special_storage_policy,
      GeofencingManager* geofencing_manager,
      HostZoomLevelContext* host_zoom_level_context,
      NavigatorConnectContextImpl* navigator_connect_context,
      PlatformNotificationContextImpl* platform_notification_context);

  void ClearDataImpl(uint32 remove_mask,
                     uint32 quota_storage_remove_mask,
                     const GURL& remove_origin,
                     const OriginMatcherFunction& origin_matcher,
                     net::URLRequestContextGetter* rq_context,
                     const base::Time begin,
                     const base::Time end,
                     const base::Closure& callback);

  // Used by StoragePartitionImplMap.
  //
  // TODO(ajwong): These should be taken in the constructor and in Create() but
  // because the URLRequestContextGetter still lives in Profile with a tangled
  // initialization, if we try to retrieve the URLRequestContextGetter()
  // before the default StoragePartition is created, we end up reentering the
  // construction and double-initializing.  For now, we retain the legacy
  // behavior while allowing StoragePartitionImpl to expose these accessors by
  // letting StoragePartitionImplMap call these two private settings at the
  // appropriate time.  These should move back into the constructor once
  // URLRequestContextGetter's lifetime is sorted out. We should also move the
  // PostCreateInitialization() out of StoragePartitionImplMap.
  CONTENT_EXPORT void SetURLRequestContext(
      net::URLRequestContextGetter* url_request_context);
  void SetMediaURLRequestContext(
      net::URLRequestContextGetter* media_url_request_context);

  base::FilePath partition_path_;
  scoped_refptr<net::URLRequestContextGetter> url_request_context_;
  scoped_refptr<net::URLRequestContextGetter> media_url_request_context_;
  scoped_refptr<storage::QuotaManager> quota_manager_;
  scoped_refptr<ChromeAppCacheService> appcache_service_;
  scoped_refptr<storage::FileSystemContext> filesystem_context_;
  scoped_refptr<storage::DatabaseTracker> database_tracker_;
  scoped_refptr<DOMStorageContextWrapper> dom_storage_context_;
  scoped_refptr<IndexedDBContextImpl> indexed_db_context_;
  scoped_refptr<CacheStorageContextImpl> cache_storage_context_;
  scoped_refptr<ServiceWorkerContextWrapper> service_worker_context_;
  scoped_refptr<WebRTCIdentityStore> webrtc_identity_store_;
  scoped_refptr<storage::SpecialStoragePolicy> special_storage_policy_;
  scoped_refptr<GeofencingManager> geofencing_manager_;
  scoped_refptr<HostZoomLevelContext> host_zoom_level_context_;
  scoped_refptr<NavigatorConnectContextImpl> navigator_connect_context_;
  scoped_refptr<PlatformNotificationContextImpl> platform_notification_context_;

  // Raw pointer that should always be valid. The BrowserContext owns the
  // StoragePartitionImplMap which then owns StoragePartitionImpl. When the
  // BrowserContext is destroyed, |this| will be destroyed too.
  BrowserContext* browser_context_;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(StoragePartitionImpl);
};

}  // namespace content

#endif  // CONTENT_BROWSER_STORAGE_PARTITION_IMPL_H_


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Days of our Lives: Farewell to Grandpa Shawn - Spoilers 02.25.08
G'day Days fans, and welcome to this week's edition of Days of our Lives spoilers: the View from Denial Island!
It's going to be a sad week, so get your tissues ready. The joy felt over the safe return of the plane crashers is short-lived as the full impact of Grandpa Shawn Brady's death is felt. Watch out for some gut-wrenching scenes between Caroline and Bo – Bo feels guilty that he is still alive, that his father gave up his life for him. As the status of his condition is still unknown – he thinks the death was in vain. Despite reassurances from everyone around him, Bo turns to Caroline and they share some beautiful mother/son moments. At the funeral, all the Brady children (including Kimberly) eulogise their Pop, before Bo gets rushed back to hospital – Lexie reveals Bo's pancreas is failing, but that tests are not indicating cancer.
We get to see the first interaction between
and wow… it's a douzy! It seems Ava was responsible for the Salemite's plane trouble and feels no remorse that it caused the death of Grandpa Shawn. She's hell bent on exacting revenge on Patch and doesn't care who gets in the way – better watch out
! This is my first introduction to Tamara Braun and I'm saying so far so good – I'm intrigued where this storyline will go.
Jawn
continues to explore his DiMera heritage this week; he moves into DiMansion, where he proceeds to snoop around in big brother
Stefano's
personal items and documents, much to
Marlena's
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disgust. She's worried he's becoming too DiMera-like, but I'm quite liking snarky Jawn, so he can stay thanks (along with Claire… pleeeease)! Later in the week they go to visit coma-Stefano, who lets us in on a secret – he's hidden John's memories on a single disk… but where is it?? The more important question is… what will Jawn do when he finds the disk? I'm reading interesting rumours on that one – I think he wants to stay Jawn too (just hinting). We'll find out later in the week that he's the last man standing regarding the running of the DiMera Empire – both Tony and EJ have been disinherited! Will we see Jawn become Stefano 2.0? Do we want to see it?? Post your thoughts below!
But speaking of Tony (and Anna) – the war is on! Anna starts her new job at the rival agency; she decides to add more insult to injury (hell hath no fury like an Anna-scorned) and tells his secretary how much of a womanizer he is. Needless to say, the secretary quits – and Tony is not amused. Now, I'm sorry, I really like these two, but why does their storyline seem all filler and no… purpose or heart?
And did I mention hearts? It seems the
gals have one after all – they vote not to evict
e off the island for breaking the bonds of sisterhood and revealing their part in
death. All's good and well and the next fun-filled Sorority storyline looms – the girls are going to apply for internships for the summer (*prays to soap gods that this storyline is better than the TTS crap from last summer*).
Last but not least, for all you EJami fans out there (I know you're out there), bad news – Sami wants the marriage annulled, and it looks like EJ will agree (for the love of the soapgods…why????). There was an interesting conversation between the two of them on the way home from DiMansion after Jawn's parentage was revealed last week. I wasn't quite sure what to make of it, but your comments are welcome!
Coming Up Next Week:
Dr. Daniel Jonas joins the Days onscreen party – I'm reading interesting rumours that he might be a potential love interest for Kate (since she has pretty much exhausted Salem's talent already)
Chloe has more involvement in Brady's disappearance than first thought (SHOCK!)
Immigration issues arise over EJ's US Visa – I don't get it, he was born in the US!!
Belle and Shawn renew their wedding vows (Already? They've only been married for like, 5 minutes!)
Jawn hires Rolf as his new butler (ROFLMAO)
Come join us at the TFO Forums in the Days Weekly Discussion thread to talk about these spoilers and all the other happenings in Salem this week!
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