Happy New Year to you too Eric! Wonderful festive photo to ring in the new year!
Happy New Year Eric!! I hope you have a grrrreat night.and I like this photo like Katie said before,It's very festive.
oh what cafe or place is this written on?
Eric, I'm with you on stepping into something "new" next year. I'm going to start tonight, partying like it's January 20th, 2009!
Well we must be optimistic eh, Eric? Bonne annee to you too! Best photo huh? I haven't signed up, yet again, that's all way above my head but I shall participate. I presume you mean the best photo that I took in my opinion? That right?
Eric is it tradition to try and be on Pont Neuf at midnight to ring in the new year?
Suzy we really must get together in 2009! Champagne at Harry Denton's Starlight Room perhaps?
Happy New Year/Bonne Annee to everybody!!!
Sounds good, Katie; I've always wanted to attend a Sunday brunch show!
Lynn, you have terrific photos - pick any one!
Thanks Suzy! he he Katie you liked those man pics didn't you! lol.
Hey Eric, bonne annee to you too! Hadn't thought of the French 9 "neuf" also meaning "new." I like it. Many of us Americans are looking forward to a "new" president/administration, and we have some hope for a better new year. Hopefully, we'll see more peace around the globe in the new year too. Cheers!
Thanks, Eric, for all the wonderful photos and the interesting people and events you have brought into our lives from your beautiful city. There are lots of things to look forward to in 2009 and certainly not the least of them is PDP. Bonne Annee to you, Eric, and all the PDPers.
Bonne Année a toi aussi!!!!!!!
Let's hope this "9" in the 2009 will make all the difference for the coming year.
I wish you all a wonderful time throughout the year, hopefully there will be many blessings to come!
Yes, Gaza and Zimbabwe are miserable, wrenching, and frustrating situations. Let us pray for peace in the new year.
Eric, thank you for PDP, for this community, and for the City Daily Photo Blog phenomenon. Pasadena Daily Photo (PDP junior) celebrates its one year anniversary on New Year's Day! I am constantly inspired by you and all the wonderful people here at Paris Daily Photo.
Eric and Company, 'Bonne Année!
May there be peace in our world in this year to come.
Eric, I send a merci beaucoup for this wonderful community of bloggers. What fun ir has been and what grand friends I have made this year.
Yes, I, too, hope 2009 will bring peace and better things for all.
Happy New Year to Eric and all you fascinating PDP folks!
I vote for both 'la grande roue', and the sunrise behind Notre Dame as best photos. There are, of course, many other great choices.
Je vous souhaite une très belle année 2009, quelle soit remplie d'amour et de joie.
Bonne Annee a toi aussi, Eric! I'm headed for the country, where it's lovely and peaceful and probably Internet-less. I too hope that 2009 brings peace and prosperity.
I will say one good thing about 2008: It's the year I discovered PDP and met all of you lovely people!
a toi aussi, merci bien pour toute l'inspiration dans toute l'année!
Bonne Annee a toi aussi, and a Happy New Year to everyone!
une bonne année 2009, en espérant une belle année avec plein de paix.
Happy new year everyone!! We hope everyone had a great 2008 and happy and healthy 2009!!
Agreed! A healthy and happy new year to all.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!! I hope everyone has a happy, healthy, and safe 2009!
Happy New Year to you Eric - a super happy shot. Let's hope it's a better one than last for this sad ol' world.
Eric : at the end of this year I've spent intensively for many reasons, I have to make you a confidence.
I have 'grown up' thanks to you during the whole year 2008, more than you can ever believe and I still have a lot to learn !
Happy New Year, Eric! While I seldom comment here, I visit every day as I have for several years -- your site is one of my favourite little treats -- thank you for giving us all our daily dose of Paris!
Happy New Year everyone! May it be a year filled with laughter, puns, and more super photos!
Bonne annee, Eric. C'est grace a vous que j'ai decouvert PDP alors que je cherchais quelque chose pour une amie qui venait a Paris pour la premiere fois. Grace a vous aussi que j'ai decide de faire mon propre blog sur Belgrade. Je vous souhaite une Nouvelle Annee Prospere.
Bonne année to you and everyone involved with City Daily Photo. I agree with Petrea and I look forward to what each new day brings on the various City Daily Photo blogs I follow.
Bonne Année, Eric!! More beautiful photos of Paris in 2009! And woohoo! I plan to fly to Paris in early January to enjoy the freezing cold!
Bonne Année 2009, Eric!! Thank you for your New Year wishes and for your blog. It has led me to other wonderful bloggers and now I am celebrating in Paris and meeting some of them and I owe it all to you.
From travelling out in the dark!
His camera took him to the park!
By night or by day!
Im going out, i wont be here at 12 so I wish u now a HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! To you all, a smashing 2009.
Thanks for being such nice people.
Happy New Year Eric & PDP!!
Peace & Blessings to All!!
have been visiting ur blog around several days. absolutely love what you posted. btw i am conducting a research concerning this area. do you happen to know any good blogs or online forums where I can learn more? thanks a ton.


List of famous Auguste Rodin sculptures, listed alphabetically with pictures of the art when available. A celebrated artist around the world, Auguste Rodin has created some of the most historic sculptures of all time. These popular Auguste Rodin sculptures fetch insane amounts of money at art auctions, so if you want to buy one then start saving your money now. Going to museums can be expensive and time consuming, so scroll through this list to see sculptures that Auguste Rodin created from the comfort of your own home. You can find additional information for these renowned Auguste Rodin sculptures by clicking the names of the pieces.
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European Union slams Google with search antitrust charges, launches Android...
The EU's Google Investigation: a Breakdown
With EU challenging Google, this time 'stakes are high'
Microsoft Files European Antitrust Complaint Against Google
EU is preparing AdWords antitrust complaint against Google
This would be Europe's third set of antitrust charges against the company in less than two years
By Peter Sayer
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Google may soon be the target of a third set of charges from Europe's top antitrust authority, this time concerning the advertising services that generate the majority of its revenue.
The European Commission has asked companies that submitted evidence to its antitrust investigation to remove confidential material from their documents, a step that often precedes the filing of formal charges, Politico.eu and Bloomberg reported Monday.
The Commission has already filed two previous sets of antitrust charges against Google. The most recent, concerning the company's tying of its online services and apps to use of the Android operating system, were filed two months ago, following a relatively brief investigation begun in April 2015.
The first charges, filed the day the Android antitrust investigation began, concerned the company's comparison shopping service, and grew out of an investigation begun in November 2010.
As part of that same initial investigation, the Commission said it would examine whether Google imposed exclusivity obligations on its advertising and distribution partners, or prevented advertisers from moving their campaign data over to competing online advertising platforms, but as time went on it seemed to be losing interest in pressing charges related to the advertising business.
That part of the investigation was reopened earlier this year, and European Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager told Bloomberg in May that she hoped it could be concluded in a reasonable timeframe.
If found guilty of abusing a dominant market position, Google could face a fine for each of the charges of up to 10 percent of its worldwide revenue, which last year totaled US$74.5 billion.
Google's advertising business has attracted the attention of antitrust authorities around the world. The Canadian Commissioner of Competition began an investigation in 2013, while the Competition Commission of India opened its own investigation in May 2014.
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Yes indeed, another corn recipe, still no butter, but this time I have served it on the cob. So grab some paper towels, and apologize to any kids you may have with braces, because we are getting right in there with a corn on the cob recipe. Sure, grilled corn on the cob is easy, and delicious when done simply, but the next time you are grilling up some ginger pork, or chicken with peanut butter and coconut try serving it alongside this spicy and sweet corn, it has just a hint of something special to it.
Combine the coconut milk, honey and sriracha in a small measuring cup and place in the microwave to heat through. Remove and stir to combine, if necessary heat a little longer. Allow to cool to room temperature.
Meanwhile, shuck the corn and place in a large ziploc. Once the coconut milk mixture is cool, pour into the bag. Allow to marinate for 5-8 hours. Turning occasionally.
Heat a grill to medium heat. Remove corn from the bag and place on a hot, seasoned grill. Grill on all sides until tender and slightly caramelized. Remove and immediately sprinkle with salt and cilantro.


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Q: Problema enviando formulario de contacto de página web a correo electrónico Estoy tratando de que los datos del form de mi página web lleguen a mi correo y también a mi base de datos(efectivamente llega a la base de datos pero muchos no llegan al correo) para eso use php mailer así:
ahora, todo funciona bien siempre y cuando el usuario no envie en el form un correo gmail hotmail o qq mail en la variable $_POST["emailEspanol"], si el usuario rellena el campo con esa info el correo rebota y envie el siguiente error a mi correo.
This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.

A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
recipients. This is a permanent error. The following address(es) failed:

  jhonfed@gmail.com
    host smtp.mailchannels.net [52.36.255.115]
    SMTP error from remote mail server after end of data:
    550 5.7.1 [BFD] Sender prohibited by SPF

La pregunta es: ¿cómo podría corregir esto? o, ¿qué estoy haciendo mal para poder recibir toda la info del form en el correo?
<?php
class MensajesController{

     #Enviar mensaje a la base de datos
     #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    static public function registroMensajesController(){
        if(isset($_POST["nombresEspanol"])){

            if(preg_match('/^[a-zA-Z0-9\s.,ñÑáéíóúÁÉÍÓÚ?¿!¡]+$/',$_POST["nombresEspanol"]) && preg_match('/^[a-zA-Z0-9\s.,ñÑáéíóúÁÉÍÓÚ?¿!¡]+$/', $_POST["apellidosEspanol"]) && preg_match('/^[a-zA-Z0-9\s.,ñÑáéíóúÁÉÍÓÚ?¿!¡]+$/', $_POST["nombreEmpresaEspanol"]) && preg_match('/^[a-zA-Z0-9\s.,ñÑáéíóúÁÉÍÓÚ?¿!¡]+$/', $_POST["paisEspanol"]) && preg_match('/^[A-z0-9\\._-]+@[A-z0-9][A-z0-9-]*(\\.[A-z0-9_-]+)*\\.([A-z]{2,6})$/', $_POST["emailEspanol"]) && preg_match('/^[a-zA-Z0-9\s.,ñÑáéíóúÁÉÍÓÚ?¿!¡]+$/', $_POST["mensajeEspanol"])){

            #Enviar correo electrónico
            #--------------------------------------------------------------

            $envio = mail($correoDestino, $asunto, $mensaje, $cabecera);*/

             require_once "PHPMailer/PHPMailerAutoload.php";
                    date_default_timezone_set("America/Bogota");

                    $mail = new PHPMailer;

                    $mail->CharSet = 'UTF-8';

                    $mail->isMail();

                    $mail->setFrom($_POST["emailEspanol"]);

                    $mail->addReplyTo($_POST["emailEspanol"]);

                    $mail->Subject = "Mensaje de la web";

                    $mail->addAddress('jhond@gmail.com');

                     $mail->msgHTML('
Nombres: '.$_POST["nombresEspanol"].'

Apellidos: '.$_POST["apellidosEspanol"].'

Empresa: '.$_POST["nombreEmpresaEspanol"].'

Pais:'.$_POST["paisEspanol"].'

Email: '.$_POST["emailEspanol"].'

Mensaje:

'.nl2br($_POST["mensajeEspanol"]).'
');

                     $envio = $mail->Send();

            #Enviar suscriptor a la base de datos
            #--------------------------------------------------------------
            $datosController = array("nombresEspanol"=>trim($_POST["nombresEspanol"]),
                   "apellidosEspanol"=>trim($_POST["apellidosEspanol"]),
                   "nombreEmpresaEspanol"=>trim($_POST["nombreEmpresaEspanol"]),
                    "paisEspanol"=>trim($_POST["paisEspanol"]),
                    "emailEspanol"=>trim($_POST["emailEspanol"]),
                    "mensajeEspanol"=>trim($_POST["mensajeEspanol"]));

            $datosSuscriptor = $_POST["emailEspanol"];

            $revisarSuscriptor = MensajesModel::revisarSuscriptorModel($datosSuscriptor, "suscriptorespanol");

            $revisarSuscriptorForm = MensajesModel::revisarSuscriptorForm($datosSuscriptor, "suscriptorform");

            if(empty($revisarSuscriptor) && empty($revisarSuscriptorForm)){

                MensajesModel::registroSuscriptoresModel($datosController, "suscriptorespanol");
            }

            #-------------Fin enviar suscriptor a la base de datos---------------------

                $respuesta = MensajesModel::registroMensajesModel($datosController, "mensajesespanol");
                #si el mensaje se envio a el correo electronico y se guardo en la base de datos entonces
                echo $respuesta;
                if($envio && $respuesta == "ok"){
                             #muestreme una alerta diciendo que el mensaje se envio ecorrectamente
                             echo'';
                         }else{

                            echo'';
                         }
            }
        }

    }

A: Descripción del problema
El problema que estás sufriendo se debe a las políticas SPF de los dominios que estás incumpliendo en esta línea:
$mail->setFrom($_POST["emailEspanol"]);

No puedes enviar correo electrónico en nombre de un dominio externo si éste no te lo permite en su política SPF.
Para consultar la política SPF de un dominio puedes usar (en linux y windows):
nslookup -query=TXT <dominio>

Por ejemplo:
$ nslookup -query=TXT gmail.com
gmail.com   text = "v=spf1 redirect=_spf.google.com"
$ nslookup -query=TXT _spf.google.com
_spf.google.com text = "v=spf1 include:_netblocks.google.com include:_netblocks2.google.com include:_netblocks3.google.com ~all"
$ nslookup -query=TXT _netblocks.google.com
_netblocks.google.com   text = "v=spf1 ip4:35.190.247.0/24 ip4:64.233.160.0/19 ip4:66.102.0.0/20 ip4:66.249.80.0/20 ip4:72.14.192.0/18 ip4:74.125.0.0/16 ip4:108.177.8.0/21 ip4:173.194.0.0/16 ip4:209.85.128.0/17 ip4:216.58.192.0/19 ip4:216.239.32.0/19 ~all"
_netblocks2.google.com  text = "v=spf1 ip6:2001:4860:4000::/36 ip6:2404:6800:4000::/36 ip6:2607:f8b0:4000::/36 ip6:2800:3f0:4000::/36 ip6:2a00:1450:4000::/36 ip6:2c0f:fb50:4000::/36 ~all"
_netblocks3.google.com  text = "v=spf1 ip4:172.217.0.0/19 ip4:172.217.32.0/20 ip4:172.217.128.0/19 ip4:172.217.160.0/20 ip4:172.217.192.0/19 ip4:108.177.96.0/19 ip4:35.191.0.0/16 ip4:130.211.0.0/22 ~all"

Como puedes ver Gmail reparte la configuración de su registro SPF en varios registros más a través de include, pero al final llegas a las direcciones IP o rangos de IP en las que se permite el envío de correos electrónicos en nombre de gmail.com.

Soluciones propuestas
Una solución a tu problema es poner como remitente tu dirección de email o una permitida en tu servidor saliente y poner en ReplyTo la dirección que deseas para que cuando pulses en responder le envíes a él el correo:
$mail->setFrom('tudireccion@permitida.com');
$mail->addReplyTo($_POST["emailEspanol"]);

Otra solución sería configurar tu email permitido como remitente pero agregar como "texto a mostrar" (segundo parámetro de PHPMailer::setFrom()) la dirección del formulario para que, en apariencia, parezca que fue él quien te mandó el email:
$mail->setFrom('tudireccion@permitida.com', $_POST["emailEspanol"]);
$mail->addReplyTo($_POST["emailEspanol"]);

A: hola Oscar pues deje de usar zohomail y cree una cuenta de correo desde el cpannel y ahora si puedo colocar en el setfrom $_POST["emailEspanol"] lo que ponga el usuario en el campo email ya sea hotmail gmail qq o cualquiera creo que el problema eran los registros mx. y ahora todos los datos del form llegan al correo nuevo
$mail = new PHPMailer;

                    $mail->CharSet = 'UTF-8';

                    $mail->isMail();

                    $mail->setFrom($_POST["emailEspanol"]);

                    $mail->addReplyTo($_POST["emailEspanol"]);

                    $mail->Subject = "Mensaje de la web";

                    $mail->addAddress('info@example.com');

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First Appearance: "Josh and I Are Good People!"
Please, Mr. Brah was my father. I'm Father Brah.
— Father Brah, "That Text Was Not Meant for Josh!"
Father Joseph, better known as Father Brah, is a Filipino Catholic priest and West Covina native. He is popular amongst his congregation due to his laid back and chill attitude. This personality earned him his nickname "Brah" which was given to him by his good friend Josh Chan. Despite his easy going demeanor he is as capable at guidance and counsel as he is at dribbling and shooting a basketball. Remarkably this is also true when he is stoned as he uses medicinal marijuana for a back injury. His first appearance was in the Season One episode "Josh and I Are Good People!". He is portrayed by actor, comedian and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend show writer Rene Gube.
In 2015, Father received a promotion to manning the church's confessional booth. One of his first "clients" was his long time friend Josh Chan who was the one who came up with his nickname. Over the next few months Brah would act as a sounding board for Josh offering his advice on his troubles. These usually involved Josh's relationship issues he had with his then live-in girlfriend at the time Valencia Perez and also his teenage summer camp fling Rebecca Bunch. Bran did his best to help guide Josh through his crises and provided his honest opinion even when Josh did not want to hear it. During this time he also counseled the couple Scotte and Paula Proctor. They were having marriage problems and he advised them using a metaphor involving a sinking boat. In his personal time Brah enjoyed basketball and even competed in an interfaith amateur league. He also smoked weed from a stained glass bong to help ease his back pains.
In November of 2015, Father Brah had just been promoted to manning the church's confessional booth when his old friend Josh Chan showed up looking for guidance. He jokingly told Josh to do 5000 Hail Mary's and 400 head stands as penance before revealing himself. Brah thanked Josh for coming up with his nickname which helped to significantly boost attendance. Brah suggested they have a change of venue to discuss Chan's problem and they continued the conversation outside on the basketball court. While they played one on one, Josh confessed that even though he's happy with Valencia he can't stop thinking about his ex-girlfriend Rebecca Bunch.
Brah tells him that his personal crisis is God telling him to take stock of his life. As an assignment he told Josh to bring him back a list of all his sinful thoughts. Brah then stole the basketball away from Josh and sank a three pointer. The next day Brah was stretching on the basketball court for an interfaith league game when Josh returned. They reviewed his list and Brah noted Rebecca's name showed up a lot. Father Brah then told Josh his thoughts aren't what matters only his actions and pointed out the real problem that needed to be addressed. Now that Josh has acknowledged his attraction for Rebecca how will he deal with those feelings ("Josh and I Are Good People!").
Months later, Father Brah is contacted by Scott and Paula Proctor to provide some marriage counseling. Paula had earlier told Scott she was unhappy with their relationship but then took it back not wanting to 'rock the boat'. Brah insisted it was important they deal with these feelings otherwise the unhappiness will grow. Continuing the metaphor, he compared it to putting a hole in the boat which would doom their marriage eventually.The Proctors agreed to any guidance he could provide and Brah suggested they have a dinner date alone without the kids. Brah then attempted and failed to sink a miniature basketball through a hoop above the door ("That Text Was Not Meant for Josh!").
One night while Father Brah took medicinal marijuana for his back injury, Josh Chan knocked on his office looking for advice again. Chan had just kissed Rebecca Bunch and his guilt drove him to seek guidance for betraying his girlfriend Valencia. Although Brah was slightly incoherent he was able to provide Josh some insight into his current dilemma. He told him the story of when as a child he framed his little brother Eric for killing the class frog. This lie shaped both his and Eric's life significantly for good and bad. Brah told Josh that he needed to be honest with his girlfriend Valencia and tell her what happened. He also wished him good luck as he was aware of how scary Valencia could be ("Josh is Going to Hawaii!").
Later Father Brah meets up with Josh in the park for a game of checkers and to hear about his latest problem. Josh apologizes to Brah after snapping at him and tells him he's been doing that a lot lately for reasons he can't understand. When Brah asks him to pinpoint when this started Josh rants about how Rebecca and Greg have become closer recently. Brah immediately sized up the situation and told Josh he's jealous Rebecca is no longer paying him attention. Brah reminds Josh he chose Valencia and that if his friends are happy he should let them be. He then tells Josh it's his move which confuses him until Brah tells him he meant it's his move in the checkers game they were playing ("Why Is Josh in a Bad Mood?").
Father Brah met up with Josh at Cup of boba to talk about another crisis his friend had. At the time Josh's best friend Greg Serrano was currently trying to stay sober after having admitted he was an alcoholic. Josh was secretly living and sleeping with his ex-girlfriend Rebecca Bunch. He wasn't sure Greg could handle the news in his fragile state. Father Brah agreed that Josh should keep it a secret as telling him now would only appease Josh's guilt and harm to Greg. However, when Greg unexpectedly showed up to have a boba with Heather Davis Josh couldn't help himself. Father Brah cringed when Josh blurted out the truth to Greg. Afterwards Brah lied to Josh telling him that it went well ("When Will Josh See How Cool I Am?").
"Josh and I Are Good People!"
"That Text Was Not Meant for Josh!"
"Josh is Going to Hawaii!"
The Filipino-American actor who portrays Father Brah is Rene Gube who is also a writer on "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend". His previous work as a writer includes "Up All Night" and "Ground Floor" which he also starred in as the character "Threepeat". He has also appeared on shows like "Community" and in films like "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World". He is married to his co-star from "Ground Floor" Briga Heelan who has guest starred on "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" as Connie Cavanagh in the Season One episode "That Text Was Not Meant for Josh!".


Bought the bow tie to match the crimson red waistcoat for my sons proms. Beautifully made, and service was excellent.
An excellent match for the crimson waistcoat, but I would have liked a self-tie option.
Bought it go with his new white dinner jacket hat we also bought through this site, looks very smart.


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UCC Extends E-Library Services to Health Training Institutions
09 Dec, 2022 By DIS
The University of Cape Coast is granting access to its e-library and e-resources to health training institutions in the country.
To this end, the University through the Institutional Affiliation Office and the Sam Jonah Library held a forum with Principals and Librarians from health training institutions (HTIs) across the country to discuss implementation of the project.
The representative of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Kwame Osei Kwarteng, noted that the intervention was to ensure that the HTIs have access to high quality scholarly resources to enhance academic work and equip their librarians, staff and students with the necessary skills required to make effective use of the e-library and e-resources.
Prof. Kwarteng, who is the Provost of the College of Humanities and Legal Studies, indicated that the University of Cape Coast would continue to support the HTIs to enhance academic work in their respective institutions.
Present at the function were the University Librarian, Dr. Mac-Anthony Cobblah; Chairman of Committee on Institutional Affiliation-UCC and Head of Health Training Institutions Unit, Prof. Edward Marfo-Yiadom; President, Conference of Heads of Health Training Institutions (COHHETI), Mr. Felix Nyante; Margaret Mary Alacoque Dapilah and Head of Institutional Affiliation Office-UCC, Dr. Justice K. G. A. Boateng.
Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC
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Rotarians were thrilled to be a part of JeepFest this year and enjoyed watching the jeeps attempting to surmount the mud pit and obstacle course, eating the delicious food and the shopping with the vendors.
Our primary job was easy. All we had to do was make children smile. How do you make children smile at JeepFest? You paint Jeeps on their faces! Working both Saturday and Sunday, volunteers from the Rotary Club of Jasper painted over 250 children's faces and quite a few adults.
Best of all was the smile on the children's faces when they looked in the mirror and saw a Jeep painted in their favorite color. The face painting may have been free but, to Rotarians, the smiles were priceless.
Thank you to all Rotarians and volunteers who helped make this service project a great success.


The government approved the transfer of NIS 4 million to the Kiryat Arba/ Hebron Council, which was revoked by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), which declared the Ma'aras HaMachpelah a Palestinian heritage site. This led to Israel breaking from the organization. Malachi Levinger, head of the local council, explained the money was requested by him in order to establish a heritage center for settlement in the city.


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ABSOFUCKINGLUTELY! When the podcast was over, I was stunned to see that it had been a lot longer than usual. "Its over already? I was hoping for more.
SeattleKim on February 1, 2012 at 3:49 PM Report this
I could listen to Ira Glass for hours a day. He sounds like one of the most delightful people on the planet. I want to have a dinner party with him every week. Do you think he'll fit in my big purse so I can take him home?
ingopixel on February 1, 2012 at 4:01 PM Report this
I'm transcribing it but it's going to take a lifetime (I'm rubbish at this). Lumps of transcription will appear in the comments section below the podcast itself for any interested parties. Please bear with me.
Rubbish_Transcriber on February 1, 2012 at 4:01 PM Report this
He was on TBTL yesterday, too. That was just awesomeness squared. I like those three podcasts (SL, TBTL, TAL), but to have them mashed all together like that was nerdily enjoyable.
@3 You're wonderful.
Allyn on February 1, 2012 at 4:04 PM Report this
@3, you're a champ.
gloomy gus on February 1, 2012 at 4:04 PM Report this
@3: what 4 & 5 said.
gnossos on February 1, 2012 at 4:10 PM Report this
I think why it was a good show, because you guys would make a good radio team. You have different types of humor, but they complement each other. You tend to make ironic and sassy comments, (like your reference to Terry Gross) while Ira was pretty funny about the story about the couple who put their relationship on hold, and dated others, (i.e. his reference that anyone can get laid in New York City if they stay in the bar long enough and lower their standards)
If you have Ira back on, I think you two, should do some callbacks to the questioners, which I think is one of Savage Love's podcast strengths.
Oh, shows you my knowledge, I was one of those clueless people that thought Ira was gay. I guess my nebbish radar was cross circuited to my gaydar, but I liked his anecdotes that people thought his wife was just a beard for him.
I liked Ira stopping the calls, and commenting in the middle, it would be probably annoying after awhile, but it was a good show, because there was really good back and forth conversation between both of you. As I wrote, you two both complemented each other in the wit department, with me leaning more to Dan for his hilarious comments, about the motto jokes, (i.e. not swallowing semen) and Dan's response to Ira's mom's opinion that a women's sex organ is between her ears.
ferret on February 1, 2012 at 4:13 PM Report this
It wasn't hearing Ira say "fart," it was hearing him say "cock."
More! More!
nocutename on February 1, 2012 at 4:20 PM Report this
This might have been my favorite Lovecast ever (and I've listened to 'em all). As someone whose (straight) husband is involved in theater, I loved the question about the guy who needed to "come out as straight" to his theater buddies. MORE IRA!!!!
trow125 on February 1, 2012 at 4:28 PM Report this
Great show, and amusing to hear Ira get dragged into the whole dilemma around cheating, opening the relationship, breaking up, or sacrificing sexual fulfillment.
seandr on February 1, 2012 at 4:32 PM Report this
Dumb question, Ira mentioned that you can't play farts on the radio. What about every morning show, just about ever?
The Psion on February 1, 2012 at 4:39 PM Report this
I think it was hearing Ira gush about how great blow jobs are.
But I loved hearing Ira do what he does best, which is make Dan clarify his positions on things. I think Dan would get in a lot less trouble if he kept Ira around to gush about blow jobs.
Xanny on February 1, 2012 at 4:41 PM Report this
i join the chorus of voices. more ira, please. i think what made it particularly effective was the interplay of dan's straight-talking, no-nonsense approach (if you have gas that bad, go see a doctor) with ira's philosophic, introspective approach (does the first fart in front of your partner mark the moment when you know it's love?). absolutely wonderful.
AmyC on February 1, 2012 at 4:56 PM Report this
@12, Ebert would finally have his Siskel, Jay his Silent Bob, Jay Z his Snoop, Watson his Crick, Fry his Laurie.
I love Ira, I do. And I thought he contributed a whole new level of humanity, humility and genuineness to the show. But...trying not to be a hater here...his stammering drove me to distraction. In unscripted talk format, I want to hear the hosts get through a whole sentence in one take. Would LOVE to have him come back if he could finesse that. OK, go ahead and rip me a new one now.
nordica on February 1, 2012 at 5:23 PM Report this
we'd be a lot more impressed if Ira actually farted....
on February 1, 2012 at 5:26 PM Report this
@4, @5, @6 You're all far too generous. It's all just a ruse to get to transcribe Ira Glass saying "cock"
It was along the lines of Superman appearing in a Batman comic.
But much funnier. Definitely one of the best Lovecasts ever. I think #7 sums it up fairly well. I laughed a lot, listening.
I admit that hearing Ira say some of the things he did was a bit shocking at first. Not that I am a prude - I enjoyed it. But, still at first there, I was like, "Oh my stars! Goodness gracious!" (fingertips on chest). Getting all henny...
Still, I hope there aren't any tapes around of Mr. Rogers, for instance, talking tales of ribaldry.
Well, maybe a little, perhaps...
issa on February 1, 2012 at 6:01 PM Report this
It's official! Even better than your enlightening pre-xmas 2011 show on the risks of oral cancer from the combination of cunnilingus & pot-smoking.
emma's bee on February 1, 2012 at 7:55 PM Report this
Ugh. Ira Glass. I guess I'm the only one who can't stand listening to him speak. Seriously, enunciate, motherfucker - you're on the radio. Love the Lovecast, but won't listen to this one: he's the second reason I stopped supporting public radio.
wittysobriquet on February 1, 2012 at 8:00 PM Report this
I do hope Ira comes back. For a two hour show. Am I the only only who felt like that one flew by WAAAAAAY too fast? Like Ira said, I am pretty much not getting hot hearing someone's 8th grade memoir on TAL. But Dan and Ira discussing blowjobs? Hoooweee!!
beatgrl on February 1, 2012 at 8:14 PM Report this
No I haven't listened to it. But if you provided a transcript I'd be happy to.
BEG on February 1, 2012 at 10:35 PM Report this
Oh, Rubbish Transcriber! I wrote my comment before seeing yours! :-) Thank you thank you...
@23 It's a pleasure BEG. I'll do a bunch more after work today.
Rubbish_Transcriber on February 2, 2012 at 3:33 AM Report this
@3/17/24 (Rubbish_Transcriber) - from the chunk you've posted already in the podcast's comments, it looks like you have this under control, but if you'd like help, I volunteer. (Qualifications - I have transcription experience and adore both Dan and Ira!) If you want help, just give me some marching orders? (want me to try to help decipher the Ira Glass Word Blurs? start at a certain time mark and work from there? )
@Dan - We LOVED the podcast with Ira. This is the first time I've ever listened to an episode of the podcast (limited bandwidth and crappy connection speeds interfere), and now I'm hooked. Please please PLEEEEEEASE have him back at least once a month!
MarleyBarley on February 2, 2012 at 5:43 AM Report this
Ira Glass was the best guest ever. Please bring him back. It was hilarious listening to you and him sort out the callers' problems. Best line: "But isn't there something to be said for repression?" loved it. Thank you Ira
boochoo on February 2, 2012 at 7:42 AM Report this
That bit where Dan said he 'didn't care' about the letters/callers - I think I understand what he's saying - he has to have a certain amount of professional distance, he's primarily an entertainer, etc. But it's also not quite true in every case. He's obviously become very invested in certain letters/callers, suicidal gay kids in particular. I just hope that what he said here with Ira doesn't turn off any people (especially kids) who have written or called or were planning to. Dan, if you're reading this, maybe consider clarifying, just for them.
But yeah, great show! And Congrats Washington on Same Sex Marriage! Woohoo! Now for Maryland!
Lance Thrustwell on February 2, 2012 at 8:08 AM Report this
@25 Hey MarleyBarley - thank you so much - it's an hour long so yes, if you felt like having a go that would be just great. Unless you'd like to, I wouldn't worry about the Word Blurs - they're so short that I don't think much is lost in them - I think it's mostly Ira repeating the same word or two while his lovely brain spins.
If you felt like carrying on from where I left off - it's around the 7 / 8 minute mark - that would be fabulous. Just do whatever you can do - anything at all would be great - and post it and then I'll pick it up again - I finish work around noon Seattle time and I'll be able to have another go. Thanks again MarleyBarley.
Also, I'm going to email Dan about this. Maybe we can find a way to get this done regularly.
I agree, that was one of the best lovecasts ever and I've listened to every single one. More Ira Glass!
Keenan C on February 2, 2012 at 8:39 AM Report this
Oh, I like Ira very much and that show was great!
John Horstman on February 2, 2012 at 8:46 AM Report this
Rachel Maddow talked about This American Life last night, and that got me to thinking, what if Rachel Maddow was on an episode of The Savage Lovecast? That would be great!
nanoboy on February 2, 2012 at 9:31 AM Report this
Yup, one of the best SL podcasts ever. A couple of times I had to stop jogging because I was laughing too hard.
debug on February 2, 2012 at 10:31 AM Report this
@28 not-so-Rubbish Transcriber - sorry for the delay in replying, had to take my daughter to the dentist. I'm picking up now from where you left off. If you want to email so we can better coordinate and cooperate, mine's marley underscore soluna at yahoo dot com.
MarleyBarley on February 2, 2012 at 1:03 PM Report this
not-so-Rubbish Transcriber - your initial transcript leaves off at 7:42, which is where I'm picking up. If I'm counting right (I'm in eastern time), you're probably getting off work around now and about to start continuing work on this yourself. Want to pick up at the start of the fart call conversation at 13:33? I'll check back after I get the 7:42-13:33 segment done to see if you've commented again or emailed me with further instructions. :)
@ 33, @34 you are wonderful. I'm going to email you.
I liked it. But I was a little distracted at times by all the sexual tension between those two.
Merkin69er on February 2, 2012 at 2:31 PM Report this
Hearing Ira Glass say "cock" might be one of the highlights of my life so far. He was awesome on your show!
Britt01 on February 3, 2012 at 2:05 AM Report this
Ira is a national treasure. I admit I was among those who assumed he was gay, but when I found out he had a wife my reaction was, "Oh, okay," not, "She must be a beard!"
Ira did an episode of Marc Maron's WTF podcast a while back. I highly recommend it. http://www.wtfpod.com/podcast/episodes/e…
kaboobie on February 3, 2012 at 6:33 AM Report this
It was a moment of congitive dissonance for me-- hearing Ira on your program using words which one would not here on TAL. It was a wonderful program. Next up, I hope to hear Peter Sagal or Carl Kassel from Wait Wait Don't Tell Me.
DrMom1964 on February 3, 2012 at 7:16 AM Report this
More Ira Glass please, it was without a doubt the best thing that happened to me all week.
Danial on February 7, 2012 at 7:36 PM Report this
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I love this chapter … it pulled no punches but laid out in clear and simple terms why each one of us needs the Church. Each segment of this chapter builds up our understanding of what Christ intended for His Church. We are shown how sin separated us from God and each other, as well as the Protestant Reformation. We see how wise God's plan for His Church is; how He is providing guidance not only in Sacred Scripture but also in the teaching authority passed on to the apostles and their successors, as well as in Sacred Tradition.
The Church as Holy (one of the four marks) should not be overlooked by the reader. The Church is not made holy by her members, but by the power of God at work in the Church, despite the sinfulness of the members. Sometimes many of us forget this. We, for whatever reason, expect that those who have been ordained or taken religious vows are somehow no longer imperfect humans. We expect perfection from them in all regards. We expect an absence of sin. And let's not forget that for many, infallibility is also a part of this misconception.
I, for one, am pleased that Sri addressed the dangers of seeking God outside of the Church. If we take away one thing from this chapter, let us remember that pride is dangerous – capable of tricking us into thinking that we know what is best for our immortal souls. Being Catholic doesn't mean picking and choosing practices and beliefs from a buffet table filled with options that we are free to adopt or discard depending on what works best with our schedules or desires. Being Catholic means rising to the difficulties and challenges of our lives from a Christian perspective, which when formed properly under the tutelage of the Church, ensures our growth in spirituality and success at holiness.
Sri asks the million-dollar question, "Why do I need the Church?" I think the answer to this question lies at the heart of the increasing number of "nones", those who identify themselves are having no affiliation with a particular religion. It is not that these folks are abandoning God and religion altogether, rather they are opting out of the "organized" part of religion. They believe in God and that they can have a relationship with God and be a good person all on their own. (Click here for a good article by the Pew Research Center).
Sri points out the dangers of the "Church of Me".
These words are very true, but likely unconvincing to those who belong to this self-designed church. Sri, however, points out that Jesus is calling us to something greater, something deeper. Jesus calls us out of ourselves and into a new way of life. The author concludes with a few soul-searching points. How can you accept Christ, the King, but reject his Kingdom? How do accept Jesus, but not his Church? How do you embrace Christ's teachings, but say no to his invitation to join his called community? Good questions!
Please share your thoughts and comments on this chapter or the questions below!
Why did Jesus establish a church?
How would you answer someone who says that it does not matter if you belong to the Catholic Church or attend Mass as long as you are a good person and have faith in Jesus?
Do you really see the Church as "catholic" (universal)? The Pittsburgh Diocese is going through the "On Mission for the Church Alive" process which will decrease the number of parishes from over 200 to under 50. Do members often value their particular parish or pastor more than the universal Church? Why?
What are the implications of believing that Christ founded the Church and that we are members of his Body? How does that image frame our view of what it means to be a community of faith?
Do members often value their particular parish or pastor more than the universal Church? Why?
Just a quick comment on this question. I do believe that this is the case for many. It's just human nature. We like what is familiar and comfortable. We grow accustomed to a certain routine, a 'length' of homily, particular programs, a style of music, a staff we know — and change brings with it challenge. We all prefer the path of least resistance and sometimes this is the same as wanting to keep everything familiar and avoiding having to learn anything new or change our way of doing things. Unfortunately, we tend to forget that most times change arises out of necessity and pushes us upward to better or greater things. It's difficult for many to keep in mind that the Church is must bigger than our own parish backyard, and shaking things up can bring about a lot of discontent. Hopefully, here, it won't become divisive.
As for The Church Alive Mission, this is a painful program. Yes I see the church as universal, however I also see that the human ness of our leaders is the cause of the lack of vocations. Maybe there too many churches in the Diocese of Pittsburgh, but maybe that is because of the ethnicity and the uniqueness of this area. Looking back at my parents and my past, yes we were at home with our local parishes, we grew up within them and died within them. Tearing this down is dispersing our cultural back grounds and change is always hard, especially for the elderly who just happen to be clinging to their neighborhood churches. Where we are now started a long time ago and quite frankly I feel it was mismanagement and greed that put us where we are now thusly perpetrating the hurt and anger this Diocese is experiencing which is leading to a loss of the universality of church here.


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So, you lovely lot! I hope that you have had a good "between Christmas and New Year". Some of you will have had to work I know, I hope its not been too tough! Others (like me!) will hopefully have had a break from the day-to-day.
I've not had an awful lot of time for knitting this week, but I did manage to make some progress on my "Everything Nice Hoodie" that I described as a "Soon to be WIP" in this post last week.
I had some gauge shenanigans when I started it.
I'm in between pattern sizes and also in between gauges. The swatch I knitted also "relaxed" quite a bit when I washed it so I'm going with the washed gauge. That makes it hard to try as I knit as its really a bit small!!!!
I decided that I couldn't be bothered to convert the pattern all the way through the pattern so decided to go "safe" and knit the size M (36"), which by my calculations will be roughly the right size once blocked! I hope!!!! I'd rather slightly on the small side than slightly on the large side I think!
It has these really cool pockets, which you knit by knitting the pocket-fronts, then picking up stitches behind to knit the inside of the pockets, then knitting the stitches together when you get to the top of the pockets to join it all up….I've not done that before, very clever!!
It also has this really nice ribbing at each side, an uneven pattern which I think will add a bit of interest!
Finally…check out this gorgeous yarn-bowl that I got for Christmas (thanks Mum and Dad!).
I love wooden things. I think its so beautiful and it also stops my yarn from rolling away, ending up under the coffee table, etc. One time I was knitting away and Mr Jo-Creates fell over my ball of yarn which had rolled away into another room whilst I was knitting!! I have unruly yarn!!!
Hope you are all having fun, whatever you are up to…and have managed to sneak in some Christmas knitting or crochet!!
Fingers and toes crossed that your gauge swatch is telling the truth:) The pockets are lovely.
That's a lovely yarn bowl! And the pockets are super neat too!
thanks! isn't it?? I was lucky at Christmas this year 😁 hope you were too?
Gorgeous! I cant wait to see the final cardi.
Ooh cool. I havent got that far in my back log of blog posts to read yet. Cant wait!
😊😊🖒🖒 hope it's good when you get there!
actually I lied! sorry, thought you were posting on another post! serves me right for not checking. no this cardie isn't finished yet. I'm on the sleeves now though!! 😁 sorry!!!!!


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Q: Why is another nested for loop required to to search the dictionary? So the code in question is a very basic scrabble score calculator. It's a challenge on the CodeCademy website.
The correct code as defined by them is as follows, as you can see there is a nested for loop which searches the whole dictionary for every letter in word:
    score = {"a": 1, "c": 3, "b": 3, "e": 1, "d": 2, "g": 2,
         "f": 4, "i": 1, "h": 4, "k": 5, "j": 8, "m": 3,
         "l": 1, "o": 1, "n": 1, "q": 10, "p": 3, "s": 1,
         "r": 1, "u": 1, "t": 1, "w": 4, "v": 4, "y": 4,
         "x": 8, "z": 10}

def scrabble_score(word):
  word = word.lower()
  total = 0
  for letter in word:
    for leter in score:
      if letter == leter:
        total = total + score[leter]
  return total

I'm relatively new to Python, but from what I understand, the for loop should be able to work as below, with it looping through each letter in the word variable, using it as the key in the score dictionary and consequently adding it to total. As you can see it then returns total.
def scrabble_score(word):
  word = word.lower()
  total = 0
  for letter in word:
    total = total + score[letter]
  return total

However, CodeCademy says that is wrong. Could someone kindly explain what I'm missing here?
Cheers

A: Your code seems correct and much more optimised, add try/catch block just in case!
def scrabble_score(word):
    word = word.lower()
    total = 0
    for letter in word:
      try:
        total += score[letter]
      except KeyError, e:
        print "Error: Letter {} is missing from the score".format(e)
    return total

A: Your answer doesn't seem to be incorrect. It performs as expected. CodeAcademy's accepted answers are likely prohibitively restrictive in this case.


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Leaked Renovation Plans May Turn Notre Dame Into a Woke 'Disneyland'
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Notre Dame Cathedral is reportedly set to be transformed a woke Disneyland-style "theme park", according to leaked renovation plans.
The Notre Dame Cathedral, one of the most iconic buildings in France, lost both its roof and spire during the 2019 blaze in which it was almost entirely destroyed.
While it has been decided that the exterior of the cathedral will be rebuilt with traditional materials, questions have now been raised regarding the fate of the building's interior.
According to renovation plans divulged to The Telegraph, the cathedral may have its interior become a politically correct "theme park", with parts of the building's interior that were left mostly untouched by the fire set to change dramatically.
Confessional boxes, altars, and classical statues are to be replaced with modern art murals, while light and sound effects will be added to the building in order to create so-called "emotional spaces".
"Themed chapels" are also to be added to the building as part of what is being dubbed a"discovery trail". The chapels will feature Africa and Asia prominently, with Europe, the Americas and Oceania being cast into the background.
The final chapel of the trail, dedicated to so-called "reconciled creation", will focus entirely on environmentalism. Bible quotes will also be projected onto chapel walls in a variety of languages, including Mandarin.
"It's as if Disney were entering Notre Dame," said Paris-architect Maurice Culot, adding: "What they are proposing to do to Notre Dame would never be done to Westminster Abbey or Saint Peter's in Rome. It's a kind of theme park and very childish and trivial given the grandeur of the place."
An unnamed senior source close to the renovation questioned: "Can you imagine the administration of the Holy See allowing something like this in the Sistine Chapel?," warning that the planned rework would "mutilate" the work of architect Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, who led a major restoration of the church during the mid-19th-century.
"This is political correctness gone mad," the source continued, saying: "They want to turn Notre Dame into an experimental liturgical showroom that exists nowhere else whereas it should be a landmark where the slightest change must be handled with great care."
According to the source, General Jean-Louis Georgelin –who was put in charge of reconstruction efforts by French President Emmanuel Macron — as well as Paris Archbishop Michel Aupetit, are keen on pushing forward with the proposed plans despite scepticism among those involved in the project.
A crucial meeting of France's national heritage commission on the renovation is set to take place on December 9th.
The 14th-century building has previously been at the centre of architectural controversy, with a number of modernist redesigns having been proposed since the fire. Some proposals have included the addition of a glass roof, with others suggesting the building's iconic spire should be replaced with one made almost entirely out of glass.
One particularly bizarre proposal involved the addition of a swimming pool on the grounds of the historic church.
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'Heart-breaking' report for UN details isolation, harassment and humiliation
By John Pring on 9th May 2014 Category: Human Rights, News Archive
A "heart-breaking" report into how disabled people's human rights are being breached across England is set to demonstrate to the UN how the coalition is failing to implement its disability convention.
The report by the UK Disabled People's Council (UKDPC) concludes that inequality and discrimination are affecting "every aspect of disabled people's lives".
And it warns that discrimination has actually worsened since the Labour government ratified the convention in 2009.
The UK Disabled People's Report, which will be sent to UKDPC members this week for their comments, includes scores of case studies showing discrimination in areas such as public transport, social security, banking, housing, employment and leisure facilities.
It details multiple examples of the isolation, harassment, poverty, bullying and humiliation experienced by disabled people, who face daily barriers in every area of their lives.
The report has emerged from UKDPC's lottery-funded Disability Rights Watch UK (DRWUK) project, which was supported by the Disability LIB alliance.
It was set up to ensure that disabled people and their organisations and allies were involved in monitoring implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD).
There were more than 1,400 responses through the DRWUK website. The new report summarises those responses, and further research carried out on behalf of UKDPC.
Disabled people and their organisations have the chance to submit their views on how the government has implemented the UN convention in "shadow" reports, giving alternative views to the report submitted by the government in November 2011, and another shadow report set to be provided by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
Disability News Service reported last week that hopes that disability organisations could unite behind a single, strong, well-researched shadow report were in tatters, with at least four separate reports – and possibly more – being prepared.
Despite this set-back, the UKDPC report is likely to provide strong evidence for the UN to consider later this year.
The issues most frequently mentioned by disabled people who responded through the DRWUK website included other people's attitudes, inequality and discrimination, independent living, poverty and benefits, and health.
On article 19, which covers independent living, the report concludes that cuts to benefits and services, and the government's failure to challenge disablist attitudes and raise awareness of legal rights, mean disabled people "are less included within their communities now than in 2009".
In one example, a respondent describes how a friend who was born with a heart defect and had undergone three open heart surgeries, was found fit for work by Atos, the company paid to assess disabled people's "fitness for work", but "died within weeks of the decision of a massive heart attack".
Another respondent says the government's "skivers and strivers" rhetoric has made them feel less safe, and adds: "I am so worried, I feel as if I am being harassed and victimized by my own government, the rhetoric they use to describe people on benefits such as 'skivers' makes me feel that I don't deserve to be alive."
Another says: "Accused of being a 'scrounger and a leach on society' because I'm an amputee and walk (poorly) with a stick.
"This has happened several times in recent months. I was angry and upset. I fear going out now. It's only started to happen since all the negative reporting about sick and disabled people instigated by our government and ATOS."
A fourth describes being spat at and called "scrounger scum" by a group of young people in a crowded shopping centre.
But the breaches of the convention detailed in the report are far wider than those linked to cuts and reforms to benefits and services.
One respondent describes how both a local council and a private agency discriminated against them because they were Deaf, after they applied to become a foster carer, another how a disabled man "experienced bullying, intimidation and name calling by work colleague on daily/weekly basis. Colleague calls [him] a cripple and criticises his work."
Another response describes how even planning permission is affected: "Disabled chap refused planning permission to deck his rear garden, as a wheelchair user he needs it decked to allow rear access to the property.
"What has been the impact? Cannot access the rear garden or kitchen door, has a garden he cannot use."
Yet another says: "Man walking through City Centre, 3-4 youths started calling him names (Mental, retard etc) and then pushed him over.
"Gentleman has a mobility impairment and mild learning difficulty. What was the impact? Knocked his confidence, was ashamed to report it — felt like they were right."
Julie Newman, UKDPC's acting chair, said the "people's report" was "heart-breaking" and showed the "absolute misery" of many disabled people's lives.
She said the report was just "the tip of the ice-berg", and added: "I could replicate each one of those stories 50 times and all would be pertinent to the UNCRPD.
"Every single one of us activists in the movement who has any kind of relation to a disabled people's organisation can echo the stories in the report."
She said: "I think it is the most substantive piece of work I have seen in relation to what it is like for a broad cross-section of disabled people in the UK today.
"For all of us it is a struggle, whether it is anxiety related to the welfare reforms, the cutbacks in local authority social care provision, the lack of commitment to fully-accessible transport systems throughout the country, access to healthcare, or anxiety about whether you are going to be resuscitated or not [in hospital], it is all of those issues that affect independent living.
"It is anxiety, apprehension and the lack of opportunity to express and enjoy aspiration."
She said it had not yet been decided whether the report would be submitted to the UN as it was, or whether further work would be carried out before the mid-August shadow report deadline, once UKDPC had received feedback from its members.
Newman said: "However it is presented to the UN, the important thing is that people's voices will be heard."
She said that other disability organisations preparing their own shadow reports were welcome to make use of the research, which will be uploaded to UKDPC's website this week.
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Preview | U23s return to RG2 for PL Cup tie
Mid-afternoon football on Monday for Scott Marshall's side
Monday afternoon will see the next generation of Royals take to the turf at Madejski Stadium, as they get their Premier League Cup campaign underway...
Reading U23 vs Colchester United U23
Monday 7th October 2019, 3pm
Premier League Cup, group stages
Scott Marshall's Reading U23 side will head back to Madejski Stadium for the third time this season, as they get ready to take on Colchester United in their first group game of the 2019-20 Premier League Cup.
The Royals won the inaugural running of the competition back in the 2013-14 season, as well as losing out in the final against Swansea City back in 2016-17, with the 32-team tournament running in a Champions League-style group stage, followed by knockout format.
U23 teams from across the Football League pyramid have entered into the competition, with an Everton side featuring now-Royals loanee, João Virgínia coming out on top against Newcastle United in last season's final.
The visit of the U's on Monday afternoon will be the first of six group matches for the Young Royals, with home and away ties against Charlton Athletic and Swansea still to come, and the top two teams will qualify for the knockout stages of the tournament.
Madejski Stadium will be open for supporters to watch the youngsters take on Colchester, with free entry and free parking available in RG2.
The Fanstore will also be open as you can buy any missing Royals merchandise you're yet to acquire, and refreshments will be available on the West Stand concourse.
We would love to have your support on Monday as our young players get their first cup run of the season started.
🎥 Highlights of U23 Colchester draw available now
Highlights of Monday's entertaining Premier League Cup tie between Reading's Under-23s and their Colchester United counterparts are available to view now.
Honours even in first PL Cup group game
Colchester take late draw against young Royals
Reading's Under-23s were forced to settle for a single point from their first group game of this year's Premier League Cup campaign, as Colchester United struck deep into stoppage-time to take a 2-2 draw.
Thierry Nevers opened the scoring at Madejski Stadium, before Michael Fernandes had the sides level at the break. Skipper Gabriel Osho converted a penalty 10 minutes from time, before Jake Hutchinson snuck in the equaliser with just a minute of added time remaining.
The U's were first to threaten through Fernandes, but his first-time shot was well held by goalkeeper Harvey Collins as a low was crossed in from the left.
But before long it was Reading that led through Nevers. Smart wing-play and clever footwork by Garath McCleary earned some space on the byline to pull back for his teammate to slot in unopposed in the centre.
Minutes later, through a similar source, the lead was nearly doubled as McCleary picked out Oli Pendlebury this time, arriving on the edge of the area. But he couldn't quite make a clean contact with the wet ball and his effort was cleared comfortably.
The Royals' trialist came close too when he rounded his marker on the left and fired a shot from a tight angle, which cannoned off the near post and back into play.
Those missed opportunities came back to bite the Royals' youngsters when a loose pass in midfield turned into a through-ball for Fernandes, who showed some trickery to work space before popping a left-footed effort into the top corner.
And there was almost a repeat of the same incident when a quickly-taken free-kick inadvertently found Fernandes in space again; this time the U's forward was wasteful with his effort.
The Royals were looking the likelier as the half wore on and McCleary forced a solid stop from Colchester goalie Callum Coulter as he flicked the ball into some space in the D and thrashed a low effort towards the near post – saved smartly.
Full-back Ramarni Medford-Smith came close to re-establishing Reading's advantage before the break as Nevers delayed his pass perfectly to find the full-back on the run. As he cracked a shot at goal, the outstretched arm of the 'keeper diverted low around the post.
Half-time: Reading U23 1-1 Colchester United U23
No sooner had the second half started than it was brought to a halt; Nevers and United defender Miquel Scarlett collided heavily as the Royals forward attacked a high ball into the area, leaving both in need of treatment.
The visitors were showing plenty of guile and ability, and Fernandes went close from a similar area to his first-half goal. A sweeping move and a fine strike was matched by a terrific fingertip save by Harvey Collins, high to his right.
A slick passing move through the Reading lines ended with a firm shot from Freddie Hinds and a save to match from Collins, and Cameron James was wasteful for the U's as he met a cross from the left unchallenged but steered his volley wide.
Chances were at a bit of a premium for the Royals in the second period, though Oli Pendlebury wasn't too far wide when he was invited to shoot from 25 yards as the rain teemed down.
But then a bit of quality from the Royals brought a chance to go ahead again. Two incisive passes in succession from Pendlebury and McCleary allowed Teddy Howe to scamper into the area, where he was bundled to the ground as he threatened to send in a cross from the byline. The ref pointed to the spot – up stepped skipper Osho, who converted his penalty expertly.
It looked as though that would be enough for the Royals – but in the third of four added minutes, sub Hutchinson finished with the deftest of touches as a cross was flashed in from the left-hand side.
The spoils shared in the first of six group games in the Premier League Cup.
Full-time: Reading U23 2-2 Colchester United U23
Reading U23: Collins, Howe, Medford-Smith, Osho (c), Odimayo, Coleman, Pendlebury, McCleary, Trialist (Azeez 59), Nevers (Lawless 63), Liddle.
Unused subs: Roberts, Beeden.
Goals: Nevers (9), Osho pen (80).
Colchester United U23: Coulter, Scarlett, Kazeem, James, Weaire, Collinge, Fernandes, Dunne (Anderson 90+4), Hinds, Ager (Hutchinson 83), Freitas-Gouveia (Sims 65).
Unused subs: Ige, Hallett.
Goals: Fernandes (18), Hutchinson (90+3).


MedWire News: Study findings suggest that a low body mass index (BMI) is associated with increased risk for death in all Asian populations.
This compares with individuals with a high BMI, where risk for death is increased only among East Asian, and not among Indian or Bangladeshi people.
The authors say that these findings differ from associations seen in European populations, where a high BMI has been related to multiple chronic diseases, including coronary heart disease and stroke.
Wei Zhen (Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, Tennessee, USA) and team analyzed data from 19 Asian cohort studies involving more than 1.1 million individuals with baseline data on BMI and follow-up data on deaths from any cause.
Using the BMI range of 22.6-25.0 kg/m2 as a reference (normal-weight), the researchers analyzed associations between 10 BMI categories and risk for death among these populations.
Over the mean follow-up period of 9.2 years, there were approximately 120,700 deaths in total; 35.7% were due to cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), 29.9% due to cancer, and 34.3% due to other causes.
The results, published in The New England Journal of Medicine, show that participants from East Asia, India, and Bangladesh in the lowest BMI group (≤15.0 kg/m2) had up to a 2.8-fold increased risk for death from any cause, compared with normal-weight individuals.
This differed from individuals with high BMIs (≥35.0), where risk for death was only increased in the East Asian population, by 49%.
Furthermore, the researchers found a U-shaped association between BMI and risk for death, specifically from CVD, cancer, or other causes among East Asian, but not among Indian and Bangladeshi individuals.
Commenting on their findings, Zhen et al say that there is substantial evidence supporting the biologic plausibility of positive associations between excess adiposity and risk for death, but that the increased risk associated with a low BMI seen in this study still needs to be explained.
The team concludes that additional studies are needed to quantify associations between BMI and the incidence of disease.


ELD students practice the warrior stance.
Thanks to Master Torres, Exceptional Learners at the F. Donald Myers Education Center now have a new experience under their belt. The instructor and owner of Torres Ultimate Fitness in Malta, Master Torres is a fifth-degree black belt in the martial art of taekwondo. He donated his time and skills on November 28 and 30 to give ELD students an opportunity to experience something new and exercise while having fun.
The room of 30 students and staff had his full attention as Master Torres demonstrated the fundamental techniques of taekwondo: kicks, blocks, punches, and strikes. They learned basic commands, stances and a little bit of Korean language too.
Taekwondo focuses on discipline, etiquette, justice, respect, and self-confidence. It also highlights development of personal success and leadership skills.
Many students said they hope to do taekwondo again soon.


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A community Shabbat experience with prayer and song, Torah reading and d'var Torah, incorporating Kol Simcha, our volunteer choir, as well .
A family friendly service with a monthly specific Religious School grade focus where we welcome Shabbat with spirited song, story and prayer. This service is followed by an optional family-style dinner.
Spirited music-filled prayer incorporating our volunteer band and/or choir and a d'var Torah.
A community Shabbat experience with prayer and song, as well as a Torah reading and d'var Torah.
Led by Temple volunteer Shlichei Tzibbur (service leaders) this spirited Shabbat celebration features guitar, choir and communal singing.
TBE50s+....After Oneg, share in shabbat dinner with friends new and old. Sign up ahead of time and join with others for a group meal at a pre-designated restaurant or a potluck at the Temple (each month may be different). (This is a no host dinner if held at a restaurant) Contact Mindi Silver-Weiss [email protected] or Nancy Gerson [email protected] for more information.
Spirited music-filled prayer incorporating our volunteer band and/or choir. In support of Temple Beth-El's learning theme "Question of Faith" there will be an ongoing focus on specific prayers we find in the Sabbath liturgy. The Worship Works series will be part of the 4th Friday Shabbat Service of each month. One of the Rabbis or the Cantor will explore a specific prayer, its content and context within the service.
For months with five Fridays, we'll share in our communal celebration.
We join together each week to share in Shabbat song and prayer, Torah study and spirit.
First and Third Saturday of every month. Led by Shalich Tzibbur, Michael Malinas, this intimate prayer circle combines traditional elements of Shabbat worship, the chanting of Jewish prayers flowing into brief periods of meditation. No previous experience with this form of worship is needed.


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Home Ben Cody Rogers comedy Daylon Walton horror Kevin Green short film Tamara Voss Taylor Brandt The Code Todd Terry The Code: Short Film Review
The Code: Short Film Review
Jed Chua 1/29/2012 10:22:00 PM ,Ben Cody Rogers ,comedy ,Daylon Walton ,horror ,Kevin Green ,short film ,Tamara Voss ,Taylor Brandt ,The Code ,Todd Terry
What if the monsters we fear actually have a code to live by on who gets the kill? What if they all meet in one sick mash-up? Taylor Brandt's "The Code" tries to answer that question and to be honest it was simply hilarious. You can catch our full analysis and the whole short after the break.
A couple is engaging on their first date when a swarm of zombies and a masked killer suddenly stalk them. Things get weirder when other monsters join the party. But the real question is, "Who gets the last laugh? The humans or the monsters?"
The short film, which is around 6 minutes long, won countless awards in the recently concluded Houston Splatterfest Weeekend of Mayhem and it shows why. What really makes "The Code" stand out is the dialogue between the monsters involved. The icing on the cake is the twist ending which really caught us by surprise.
Rating: 4 reels
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Posted by Jed Chua at 1/29/2012 10:22:00 PM
Labels: Ben Cody Rogers, comedy, Daylon Walton, horror, Kevin Green, short film, Tamara Voss, Taylor Brandt, The Code, Todd Terry
Jed Chua has been writing about movies for more than a decade. During the day, he works as an Operations Director for a small company and runs a small business of his own on the side. He spends his nights watching or writing about movies.
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Marrying a virgin
June 29, 2018 December 8, 2018 by Evidence seeker, posted in Marriage
Many Muslim men want to marry a virgin. They believe this is recommended by the religion. The clergy claim it is better to marry virgin women and they use the following hadith to support their opinion.
Narrated Jabir:
'The Messenger of Allah met me and said: 'O Jabir, have you got married to a woman since I last saw you?'' I said, 'Yes, O Messenger of Allah.' He said: To a virgin or to a previously married woman?' I said: 'To a previously married woman.' He said: 'Why not a virgin so she could play with you?'
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It does seem that this hadith is suggesting what is popular opinion – that a virgin would have been a better choice for Jabir. Otherwise, why would the Prophet have questioned it?
As usual, let's take a closer look.
Firstly, there is in fact, a longer version of the same account in Saheeh Muslim which is largely ignored by those claiming it is better to marry a virgin (regardless of whether they themselves are virgins or not!).
Jabir b. 'Abdullah (Allah be pleased with them) reported: I married a woman during the lifetime of Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him). I met the Apostle of Allah (may peace be upon him), whereupon he said: Jabir, have you married? I said: Yes. He said: A virgin or one previously married? I said: Previously married, whereupon he said: Why did you not marry a virgin with whom you could have fun with? I said: Allah's Messenger, I have sisters; I was afraid that she might intervene between me and them, whereupon he said: Well and good, if it is so. A woman is married for four reasons, for her religion, her property, her status, her beauty, so you should choose one with religion. May your hands be covered with dust.
Saheeh Muslim
This longer account points us to some very significant facts:
1). Jabir was young. It makes sense for young people to marry young partners in terms of equivalent life experience and outlook. That is why the Prophet was surprised and questioned his choice.
2). The Prophet said Jabir's decision to marry someone who had been previously married (i.e more mature) was a GOOD one. Jabir's decision meant the relationship between his wife and sisters would likely be a better one as opposed to marrying someone who would have been similar in age to them.
3). Most importantly, the Prophet gave Jabir and us vital information. That a woman is married for four reasons: her religion, her property, her status, or her beauty and the priority for Muslims should always be religion. 'May your hands be covered with dust' was a customary Arab warning – that choosing to marry for other reasons would be a really bad decision leading to one's destruction.
In fact, the Prophet did not state that women at the time or any time were married because they were virgins nor that they should be.
The clergy argue the Prophet asking Jabir why he had not married a virgin means to marry a virgin is better. However, enquiring about a decision is NEVER the same as stating the decision was the wrong choice.
Furthermore, if we look at the example of the Prophet, we realise that the Prophet's first wife (Khadija) had been previously married not once but twice. After her death, all but one (Ayesha) of his wives were either divorcees or widows. His example shows that virginity is not a benchmark by which we measure anyone.
The companions followed the Prophet's example – they often married wives of other companions after the husband's death/divorce.
In conclusion, women regardless of their faith should never be measured as purely sexual beings. How disgusting a belief that virginity is somehow the mark of a good woman or that it increases her appeal as a possible partner in marriage!
Islam always takes the high road. It is honourable and the actions of Muslims must be the same.
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Civica Rx partners with Thermo Fisher to advance hospital-led drug production
Thermo Fisher to provide manufacturing expertise
Civica Rx, the hospital-led nonprofit that aims to produce generic products in short supply in the US, continues to advance its innovative initiative. Most recently, it announced a seven-year collaboration with Thermo Fisher Scientific, to develop and manufacture drugs for which Civica owns the regulatory pathway (primarily, Abbreviated New Drug Applications [ANDAs]). Over the past year, it successfully brought its first batch of drugs to market—18 products already on the market or about to be introduced. An additional nine have been targeted for the Thermo Fisher collaboration.
Over the past several months, Civica Rx formed similar collaborations with generic drugmakers, including Xellia Pharmaceuticals, Exela Pharma Sciences and Hikma Pharmaceuticals. It also opened its headquarters in Lehi, UT.
Civica Rx was established in 2018 by health systems (CommonSpirit Health, HCA Healthcare, Intermountain Healthcare, Mayo Clinic, Providence St. Joseph Health, SSM Health, and Trinity Health) and philanthropies (Gary and Mary West Foundation, Laura and John Arnold Foundation, and Peterson Center on Healthcare) to reduce chronic generic drug shortages and related high prices in the United States. Nearly 50 health systems have joined the effort.
"This moment would not have happened without dozens of health systems coming together to make this work," said Dan Liljenquist, Lead Architect/Board Chair of Civica Rx, and chief strategy officer at Intermountain Healthcare. "I'm particularly grateful for the health systems that early on took a risk to come forward and say 'Look, if we can't solve this, we don't think anybody can' and leaned in with us to make it happen." (Photo shows Liljenquist holding a vial of vancomycin, one of the first Civica Rx products.)
Civica Rx is a response to what is essentially a failure of the US industry to produce generics essential to healthcare, yet are priced too low by the market, or of insufficient volume, to attract manufacturers. (Alternatively, when there is a limited supply, their prices can skyrocket.) Dozens of products remain in short supply, requiring hospital pharmacies to scramble to secure adequate quantities, and even to delay surgeries and other procedures.
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Event centered excuses allow us to explain or understand why we behaved or felt a certain way in a given situation. In many cases they present a partial potentiality for why you did what we did, but do not necessarily represent the whole truth of a situation. We often think things like "anyone would have done/felt/thought the same thing" to help justify why we reacted the way we did.
Sometimes people reach further back in order to circumvent responsibility. "I can't say I love you because my family didn't say that to each other" or "my dad yelled a lot so I don't know how to express anger any other way". With that said, when we look into our family histories for explanations for our current behavior we are indeed onto something.
Family Systems Theory tells us we are a product of the environmental systems in which we have been a part. So if the system is dysfunctional we will learn dysfunctional coping strategies. If the system is healthy we learn healthy strategies. It makes a lot of sense, and there's a lot of truth to its claims.
Indeed, we are a product of the systems we live in. For example, if communication is poor at work, and we work in that environment long enough we may adopt some poor communication techniques in order to adapt to the system we're in.
However, the problem is that people begin to use the system as an excuse and justification to continue behaving in ways that don't work for themselves or others . At this point the system becomes a scapegoat and a resignation sets in that moves the responsibility and power outside of the individual and into the environment.
Yes, you may have grown up in a family system where loving affirmations weren't expressed; and on one level you may have that modeled to you, but the past doesn't follow you with a knife in your back forcing you to repeat the unhealthy patterns you may have acquired.
Our past does indeed haunt us, but we have a self-responsibility to look for ways to exorcise the ghosts of our limiting systems. The past does not have the power to harm us in the present, only our memory of it can. If we have painful memories to work through it is our responsibility to do that, so as to not become possessed by the specters of history.
Some people feel that taking responsibility for their reactions to a situation (even as terrible as it may be) means that they condone what happened. This is far from the truth. If you are assaulted, it's clear that you will have multiple levels of emotion and healing to work through in order to process the event. It's also clear that no one in their right mind would welcome an assault; and actually, no one in their right mind would commit one either. Nonetheless fear and confusion are powerful drugs, and as a result fine people do horrendous things.
When you are infringed upon, particularly when it's violent, it's a natural part of the healing process to blame. That process may (and in many cases, should) include notifying the proper authorities so it doesn't happen to another person, particularly if the energy of the transgression is violent. That process also includes acknowledging and working through the anger you may have at that person, God, the situation, etc.
However, in order to gain any kind of real control, it must become clear that your emotional state, and tending to that state is your responsibility. You cease being a victim and become the candle that is not extinguished by the storm. We blame because we perceived we are going to lose something. Any time we lose something we grieve. Blaming is a natural healthy part of the grief process, but it shouldn't stop there.
This should be great news. As teacher and author Byron Katie says "nobody can leave me, they don't have that power". Replace the word leave with any kind of transgression "hurt", "lie to", "punch". Okay I know what your thinking; if someone "punches" you clearly they had that power because they punched you. Yes and no.
Yes, they may have physically punched you in the face, but you continually punch yourself every time you relive the anger, resentment, and pain over and over from that punch. The initial punch is over, but you keep punching yourself with the memory of what they did to you, you keep the pain alive through memory. We do this because we don't want to forget what happened so we won't be hurt again, but this rarely works.
Everything is a projection of our mind, and we choose heaven or hell through our identification with it.
If we set boundaries, it's other people's job to cross them. In this way we can eventually move from blame to gratitude at the people/situations at hand. Everyone and everything has the potential to be the teacher we are looking for.
It doesn't happen overnight, and sometimes taking responsibility is a moment to moment meditation that must practiced continuously throughout a lifetime. Taking responsibility for our mental-emotional state doesn't let people "off the hook" for hurting us in some way, but we may find that they get "off the hook" anyway because we enter into a new state of awareness surrounding what people do to us. We start to let in understanding and compassion. We start to understand that people are always doing the best they can at a t given moment. It cannot be otherwise. How do we know that? Because that's what they (and you) did.
As human beings we have the privilege of a wide range of emotions, thoughts and choices, and not all of them will be pleasant. Blaming is a natural response, it is the ego's way of staying alive. It's also the ego's way of staying good. Some egos blame others, some blame themselves, (two sides of the same coin). Emotions happen. Thoughts happen. Events happen.