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According to the Instructions of the President / Abd El-Fattah El-Sisi to take care of the Poor, Benha University sends a Comprehensive Convey to the Inhabitants of the Village of "Arab- El-Ayat" in Assiout
According to the instructions of the president / Abd El-Fattah El-Sisi to take care of the middle-class and release the burden over the shoulder of the inhabitants of the needy villages and as per the university's role in serving the community, the university council, headed by Prof.Dr. El-Sayed El-Kady, the university president, answers the call of an episode of the program "Mohema Khasa" hosted by the anchor/ Ahemd Ragab on "El-Haiya" channel which takes care of the inhabitants of the village of "Arab- El-Ayat" in Assiout. Prof.Dr. El-Sayed El-Kady, the university president says that the university has approved to send a comprehensive convoy included all the specializations; the medical, the veterinary, the agricultural, the geometrical, and the environmental. This convoy will be equipped in cooperation with the faculties of the university, the ministry of higher education and the University of Assiout and it will be sent to this needy village in next February.
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by Isi Leibler
The Bible quotes Balaam describing the Jews as "a people that dwells alone and is not counted among the nations." Alas, that aptly describes the status of the Jewish state on the 67th anniversary of its rebirth. Yet despite enormous challenges confronting us, we have every reason to celebrate.
Yes, Israel is the only country in the world whose right to exist and defend itself is continuously challenged. We have neighbors who still dream of driving us into the sea; we face an ongoing global tsunami of viral anti-Semitism; the world judges us by double standards; Israel is an oasis in a region in which primitive barbarism reigns as hundreds of thousands of people are butchered as a matter of routine.
But despite this, by any benchmark Israel unquestionably represents the greatest national success story of all time.
Exiled and scattered throughout the world for 2000 years and suffering endless cycles of persecution and mass murder climaxing with the Shoah, the Jews miraculously resurrected a nation state.
Since the late 19th century, Jewish idealists have been returning to their homeland and transforming deserts into gardens.
In 1947 the world was astonished when incredibly for a brief moment, both the U.S. and the Soviet Union unprecedentedly agreed to endorse the creation of a Jewish state.
There were only 600,000 Jews in Palestine when the State of Israel was declared. Yet against all odds and despite inadequate armaments and lack of military training, fighters from the fledgling state successfully vanquished the combined military forces of its Arab neighbors, determined to destroy us.
Victory was not achieved without painful sacrifice and 24 hours before rejoicing on Independence Day, we pay tribute to over 20,000 Jews those who gave up their lives to defend our Jewish state.
Our miniscule state enabled an ingathering of exiles from all corners of the world, providing a haven for survivors of the Shoah, refugees from Arab persecution, Jews from underdeveloped countries like Ethiopia and over a million from the former Soviet Union. Out of this melting pot Israel has created one of the most vibrant and resilient societies in the world.
Today we boast a thriving nation of over 8 million citizens and represent the largest Jewish community in the world.
Israel has become a veritable economic power house, emerging as the second largest country (after the U.S.) in high tech and startup facilities. We overcame our water problems by an extraordinary desalinization program. And now we are effectively energy self-sufficient and will even be exporting surplus gas resources.
Whilst there is room for improvement, our social welfare structure and in particular the medical system provides outstanding services for all Israeli citizens without discrimination.
Culturally, we are a pulsating country in which our ancient and sacred language has been renewed as the lingua franca for Jews coming from totally different cultures. There has been a dramatic revival of Torah learning with more Jews familiar with the texts and teachings of Judaism than at any time in our history.
Despite external threats and terror, we remain a democratic oasis in a regional cauldron of barbarism, providing the right to vote to all citizens and guaranteeing genuine freedom of religion and freedom of expression.
But the most incredible transformation is that after 2000 years as a subjugated and persecuted people, we have become a regional military superpower. The empowerment of the Jewish nation, the success of our people's army and its ability deter the combined force of all its enemies is mind boggling. As we face tough challenges such as the threat of a nuclear Iran, even the mullahs realize that an attack on us would lead to their decimation.
Although the American people and Congress remain strongly supportive, as long as the Obama Administration remains in office, Israel may soon be denied the U.S. diplomatic umbrella at the United Nations and the Europeans may well be hatching further schemes to sanction us. Yet, it is mind boggling that our Prime Minister was invited three times to address Congress and on each occasion received standing ovations. That Winston Churchill was the only other leader honored in this manner says it all.
Lessons from our bitter history have taught us that when the chips are down, we can only rely on ourselves. We were initially perceived as the unfortunate underdogs. Today, we are accused of being too powerful. Most of us concur that if the price for being strong and independent obliges us to lose favor with confused bleeding heart liberals, so be it. The reality is that we are stronger today and better able to withstand political and military pressures than ever before.
In Europe, popular anti-Semitism has again transformed Jews into pariahs. Yet Jewish communities will always remain and Israel must encourage efforts to strengthen their Jewish identity and support their struggle against anti-Semitism. Diaspora Jews are fortunate knowing that if their world collapses, Israel provides them with a haven. But many will not wish to see their children grow up in an environment in which they feel obliged to conceal their Jewish identity and have military personnel guarding schools and synagogues. Increasing numbers are therefore likely to make aliyah or at least encourage their children to do so.
In the United States, aliyah will attract those Jews concerned about t their grandchildren remaining Jewish in an open society – where currently 80% of non-orthodox are marrying out. Committed Jews are also increasingly attracted to the the opportunity of living in a pulsating Jewish state which provides a cost-free Jewish education, in which the Hebrew language, culture and national holidays create a unique Jewish lifestyle which they can never experience in the Diaspora.
We must surely appreciate the privilege of living in a Jewish state and not facing the painful Jewish identity issues confronting our diaspora kinsmen.
So despite the challenges facing us, we should dismiss the purveyors of doom and gloom who transform self-criticism into masochism and continuously whine about our failings and reject the highly vocal fringe elements who disparage our achievements, mock Zionism and challenge the merits of statehood.
Of course, many aspects of Israeli society, as with any other, require attention. These include issues of growing inequality between rich and poor and the ongoing irritants in relationship between the state and organized religion. Not to mention the dysfunctional political system.
Alas, the dream of peace with our neighbors remains just a dream. But we should exult in the realization that we are stronger today than in the past when we overcame far greater challenges and genuinely faced annihilation.
Opinion polls indicate that we rank amongst the happiest and most contented people in the world. However many young Israelis now take Jewish statehood for granted, never having undergone the chilling experience of European Jews in the 1930s as they desperately sought entry visas to countries to avoid the impending Shoah. Nor can they appreciate the devastating impact of living in an anti-Semitic environment where Jews are considered pariahs.
Today, on our 67th anniversary, we should give thanks to the Almighty for enabling us to be the blessed Jewish generation, privileged to live in freedom in our resurrected ancient homeland. We should continually remind ourselves that our success defies rationality and by any benchmark must be deemed miraculous.
Isi Leibler may be contacted at ileibler@leibler.com
This column was originally published in the Jerusalem Post and Israel Hayom
Browse more articles like this at www.wordfromjerusalem.com
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Tagged as anti-Semitism, Arabs, destiny, Iran, israel, Jews, Nuclear, palestine, Shoah, statehood, terror
Palestine at the Crossroads
The main issue currently in the public eye is the possibility that the Palestinians may declare their own state independent of negotiations with Israel. Palestinian National Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said as much last week, and since then, PA spokesman Saeb Erekat has been heavily pumping that message.
The idea hasn't been gaining much traction with Security Council members — or the Israeli government, which has announced that it could also act unilaterally; possibly by protectively annexing existing Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
Ultimately, the Palestinians certainly will have to declare a state for themselves — I mean, no one else can declare your independence for you — but the idea that all the Palestinian factions could come together and decide upon definitive boundaries for their intended state seems far-fatched. Hamas and Islamic Jihad (just to name two) are convinced that their state should also include all of Israel!
The one to watch in this situation is not President Abbas, but Salaam Fayad, the Fatah-backed PM. He's smart and pragmatic and has proven in the past to be an honest partner for the Israelis. He readily admits that Palestine doesn't yet have the necessary infrastructure to properly govern itself, but feels that this goal is attainable within two years.
Of course, Iran and its proxies always have to be treated as a wildcard.
So does Avigdor Lieberman; whatever will he say next? (Perhaps I'm being unfair to the Israeli Foreign Minister. Most people will–even if reluctantly–agree that Mr. Lieberman has been a great deal less controversial than expected.)
UPDATE: (Nov. 18) Erekat is now singing a different tune, saying that the aim is only to get international bodies on-side with recognising the pre-1967 borders of Palestine.
(Note: This notion will get some lip service, but a final resolution on borders will only come during negotiations with Israel. The most likely result will be a state line that follows the pre-'67 border though about 93% of its length, with any shortfalls in Palestinian land area being supplemented by land grants from adjoining Israeli properties to the northwest and southwest of the current West Bank territory. Gaza's borders would remain unchanged since there are absolutely no Israelis living there.
However, a nice cherry on top of any final agreement of the situation would be a minimum 20% expansion of the Gaza territory through donations of property from both Egypt and Israel. This would provide more room for growth and development; reduce population crowding; and mitigate many risks to Israeli and Egyptian security now posed by Gaza's extensive tunnel network.)
Read our take on Middle East peace: A Peace of Jerusalem
Short wikipedia entry on Salaam Fayad.
JPost article about Mr. Fayad's stance on the current issue.
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Tagged as israel, Middle East, palestine, statehood

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Almost 150 buildings still wrapped in Grenfell-style flammable cladding – more than three years after the disaster
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By Jessie Mathewson, Local Democracy Reporter
Londoners' lives are "at risk" because of failures to reform building regulations in the wake of Grenfell Tower fire, Sadiq Khan has warned.
The Mayor blamed the Government and building companies for letting down the Grenfell community by not acting swiftly enough.
Mr Khan said he shared survivors' concerns that a similar tragedy could happen again.
It is now more than three years since the Kensington blaze claimed the lives of 72 people.
Fire spread quickly through the tower's cladding, leaving residents trapped in the block.
But almost 150 London buildings are still wrapped in the same flammable cladding, according to the latest Government data.
The Mayor's warning comes almost a year after Sir Martin Moore-Bick, chairman of the Grenfell Inquiry, published 46 recommendations for building reform and changes at the London Fire Brigade.
A second stage of the Inquiry, looking at building safety in more detail, is ongoing.
"I am concerned that without faster action, the Government and building owners are failing the Grenfell community and putting lives at risk," Mr Khan said.
"I know the Grenfell community are fearful that a similar tragedy could happen again, and I share their concerns.
"Since the fire, I have been calling for urgent changes to building safety regulations. The Government, housing and building industries must not wait to implement the wholesale reforms that are needed to fix a broken system."
The London Fire Brigade – for which the Mayor is responsible – has completed four of the 29 recommendations from the Grenfell Inquiry.
Work has "significantly progressed" on the remaining recommendations, according to City Hall, and most are expected to be complete by next March.
London fire chief Andy Roe – who was responsible for issuing the 'get out' order to residents moments after he arrived at Grenfell – said he was "humbled" by the "courage and dignity" of survivors.
"This has been a challenging year for everyone and the Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in some of our improvement activities taking longer to implement than planned," he said.
"Everyone affected by the Grenfell Tower fire deserves to see progress being made on all recommendations as quickly as possible, and minimising any delays is a priority to me."
A Government spokesman said ministers were implementing Grenfell Inquiry recommendations "in the most practical, proportionate and effective way" across the country.
"Our proposals go further than the Inquiry's recommendations in many ways, such as inspection requirements on equipment, on information for residents and on external walls," he said.
"We are now seeking the views of those most affected by the Inquiry before deciding on our final approach."
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Forging Literary History: Historical Fiction and Literary Forgery in Eighteenth-Century Britain
Anne H. Stevens, University of Nevada, Las VegasFollow
Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture
In this essay, I wish to explore a similar dialectic of historical positivism and skepticism in eighteenth-century Britain. Over the course of the century, but particularly in the second half, new and more scientific standards of historical investigation developed, with practitioners expressing a greater confidence about their ability to know the past. During these years, a series of monumental achievements in historiography appeared: David Hume's History of England (1754–62), Edward Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (1776), and William Robertson's History of Scotland (1759), to name just three of the most celebrated. As part of this increased interest in the past and increased optimism about the ability to understand earlier historical periods, a range of new types of writing about the past proliferated, such as antiquarian studies, social and cultural history, literary history, universal history, and conjectural history. While the study of history was developing much more rigorous standards of investigation and historical works were among the bestselling titles of the century, a strain of historical skepticism was gaining force, often finding expression in the writings of the very same people who were doing the confident historical investigation. This philosophical skepticism is perhaps most dramatically illustrated in the writings of major historians such as Hume and Robertson. The works of these philosophical historians were steeped in skepticism about both individual historical details and the possibility of achieving any kind of historical certainty.
English literature--Historiography; History; Modern--Research; History publishing; Skepticism
European History | History | Intellectual History | Literature in English, British Isles
Stevens, A. H. (2008). Forging Literary History: Historical Fiction and Literary Forgery in Eighteenth-Century Britain. Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture, 37 217-232.
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A: There is no easy way to access command line arguments. The usual workaround is to use System properties instead:
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The London Independent newspaper is reporting that the Premier League may resume on Wednesday, 17th June with possibly two games being played.
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The Emerald Forest (bra: A Floresta de Esmeraldas; prt: A Floresta Esmeralda) é um filme britânico de 1985, dos gêneros drama, ação e aventura, dirigido por John Boorman, com roteiro de Rospo Pallenberg.

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Baseado em fato, o filme conta a história de Tommy, o filho de um engenheiro norte-americano que trabalhava na construção de uma represa hidrelétrica em território amazônico. Quando as obras da hidrelétrica estão no início, Tommy é raptado por indígenas. O pai chega a correr pela floresta atrás do filho, mas não consegue ver seu filho nem os índios, que se autodenominavam "povo invisível".

O filme passa para um período de dez anos depois, quando o pai de Tommy, Bill Markham (interpretado por Powers Boothe) continua a procurá-lo pela Amazônia, visitando tribos que não tiveram contato frequente com o homem branco no interior da floresta.

A partir desta história entre pai e filho, o filme cria narrativas paralelas carregadas de dualismos, que acabam se cruzando em torno da vida do garoto raptado pelos indígenas e que foi aculturado pelos indígenas, e seu pai, o engenheiro norte-americano projetista de hidrelétricas que vive a procurá-lo com um fuzil entre "tribos perdidas" lendárias em uma Amazônia aparentemente idílica.

A história entre pai e do filho é permeada por temáticas indigenista e ambientalista, onde se misturam constantemente a contraposição de ideia como a consevação da floresta intacta, em contraposição ao desenvolvimento representado pela hidrelétrica, a defesa do modo de vida indígena mais tradicional, em contraposição à aculturação e a urbanização, enfim,  ao choque entre o Primeiro mundo, representado pelo engenheiro norte-americano e o Terceiro Mundo, representado pela floresta supostamente intocada e cidade de Belém dos anos 1980, onde convivem com a miséria extrema. A barragem hidrelétrica fictícia evoca imagem de represas reais que foram construídas nos anos 1970 e 1980 na Amazônia central e oriental, como Balbina próxima a Manaus e Tucuruí no Pará. A tribo de Tommy é retratada como sendo composta por jovens índios bonitos e atléticos, que respeitam os poucos idosos (o pajé e sua esposa), são amantes da natureza e preservam tradições muito antigas, como o "ritual de passagem" para a vida adulta pelo qual Tommy passa.

Bill, o engenheiro pai de Tommy, encontra o filho em meio a uma guerra entre duas tribos, a do "povo invisível" e um grupo rival, o "povo feroz", de índios cruéis e canibais. Tommy (chamado de Tome pelos indígenas) chega a levar o pai ferido à sua aldeia onde este é curado em um ritual xamânico indígena. Bill tenta levá-lo de volta, mas ele já está adaptado à selva e à vida como índio e se recusa a ir com ele. Na tribo, Tommy havia sido adotado pelo chefe, que o trata como herdeiro.

Os "índios invisíveis" utilizam um pó a base de esmeraldas para supostamente adquirirem o poder da invisibilidade, mas estas pedras mágicas ficavam em um local distante, onde eles moraram antes, próximo à hidrelétrica. Tommy vai até lá procurar estas pedras e as troca pela índia por quem era apaixonado. O confronto dos "invisíveis" com seus rivais, o "povo feroz" é atribuído ao deslocamento destes grupos indígenas resultante da "chegada" de povos brancos, especificamente, devido à construção da hidrelétrica projetada pelo pai de Tommy. O "povo feroz" adquire armas e bebidas de contrabandistas, ataca a tribo do "povo invisível", sequestra suas mulheres e as vende a um prostíbulo. Para resgatá-las, Tommy vai à cidade pedir ajuda a seu pai, onde encontra outros indígenas "aculturados" vivendo em casas de palafita miseráveis. Os indígenas aculturados e o pai de Tommy decidem ajudar os índios "invisíveis" a recuperar suas mulheres e sua terra na luta contra o "povo feroz". Após a batalha final contra os "ferozes", o pai de Tommy diz que por causa da hidrelétrica que está quase ficando pronta, virão mais brancos e que eles nunca teriam paz. Os "índios invisíveis" fazem um ritual xamânico para invocar os sapos, que coacham muito, provocando muita chuva e a hidrelétrica é destruída.

A tônica do filme, que consegue prender a atenção do espectador com a trama e com as paisagens exuberantes da floresta amazônica, é o choque cultural entre o civilizado, que destrói a natureza e o indígena supostamente "selvagem", com seus mitos e tradições ancestrais e que, por isso, preserva a natureza, em um vídeo repleto de imagens de paisagens exuberantes da floresta amazônica.

Ver também
 Ambientalismo
 Ecologismo
 Conservacionismo
 Indigenismo

Filmes do Reino Unido de 1985
Filmes de drama de ação do Reino Unido
Filmes ambientados na floresta amazônica
Filmes dirigidos por John Boorman
Filmes de aventura do Reino Unido
Filmes ambientalistas
Filmes baseados em casos reais
Filmes gravados no Rio de Janeiro
Filmes com temática etnorracial
Filmes sobre sequestros de crianças
Filmes sobre caçadores-coletores
Filmes em língua inglesa
Filmes sobre famílias
Filmes sobre povos nativos do Brasil

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The Memphis Library Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization established in 1994, chartered as the Foundation for the Library. Our mission is to enhance the Memphis Public Libraries, by securing needs and funding through private support. Read more about supporting the library here.
The Foundation's first objective was to organize and conduct a capital campaign to build the Central Library, for which it raised $21.5 million. To date, the Memphis Library Foundation has raised nearly $30 million in funds to support the important work of the Memphis Public Libraries.
Another massive objective after building the Central Library included raising $2 million for the construction of CLOUD901, a teen learning lab, which the foundation exceeded. Many more objectives have been met, including: upgrading the WYPL radio station (89.3FM) to include live streaming, providing over 10 free summer camps for teens and tweens, adding additional materials for programs and collections, and completing 12 DiscoverREAD centers, providing early literacy learning for young kids and their families.
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Ben Carson ties Donald Trump in new Iowa poll
By: CBS58 Staff
Posted: Aug 31, 2015 4:51 PM CDT
Washington (CNN)For the first time in more than a month, mogul Donald Trump is not leading the field in one of the first four nominating states in the Republican primary, according to a new poll.
Neurosurgeon Ben Carson has surged up in the pack to tie Trump in Iowa, Monmouth University found in a poll out Monday.
Trump and Carson are tied at 23%, according to the survey, making it the first time since July 26 that a poll in the first four states to select a Republican nominee did not find Trump substantially ahead of all other candidates.
Farther behind Trump and Carson were former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, at 10%; Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, at 9%; Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, at 7%; former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, at 5%; Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, each at 4%; Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, at 3%; and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, at 2%. No other candidates topped 1%.
The results are a stark contrast from Monmouth's last Iowa poll, taken before the first Republican debate. In late July, Walker led with 22%, Trump had 13%, Carson had 8% and Fiorina was at 3%.
A CNN/ORC poll taken earlier this month found a similar top tier of candidates, but with a much stronger lead for Trump. In that poll, Trump was at 22%, Carson was at 14%, Walker was at 9%, Cruz was at 8% and Fiorina was at 7%.
In Monmouth's survey, when voters said they had strongly made up their mind on who they were voting for, Trump led Carson 30% to 22%. But those with only slight preferences backed Carson 25% to Trump's 16%.
Monmouth surveyed 405 registered Republican voters and likely Iowa caucus-goers from Aug. 27 to Aug. 30 by live phone interview, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.


People typically think about recycling as putting materials in their recycling bin—often, as much as possible. However, recycling is actually a system of collecting and processing used materials that still have value. This means not everything is recyclable. There must be someone to buy the used material and transform it into a new product. And just because a product has a recycling symbol on the bottom does not mean it's recyclable.
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Freedom from Fear/Yellow Bowl Project goes to Hawaii!!
The tea bowls and I have been invited to the historic Llljestrand House in Honolulu, where "Yellow Peril" will be on exhibit overlooking Punch Bowl Cemetery and Pearl Harbor in early May.
My husband, Simon Winchester, and I will also be there on May 9, 2019 to share the story of where these bowls went and what we found.
Hold These Truths comes to the Berkshires!
Japanese Americans during WWII, and a 50-year quest for justice to eventually receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
I will be on hand on Saturday, June 1, 2019 at 1pm at the St. Germain Stage to talk about my Freedom from Fear/Yellow Bowl Project and help set the stage for the play.
A little over a year later, on February 19, 1942, FDR would sign Executive Order 9066, following the Japanese Military's bombing of Pearl Harbor. The order gave the US military authority to round up and imprison any person it deemed necessary from the western half of the western states of the United States, declaring it to be a military zone. This turned out to be anyone with 1/16th "Japanese blood." Eventually, over 120,000 would be incarcerated in ten US concentration camps. Two thirds were American citizens. A third were children. No one was ever found guilty of treason or espionage.
I am Setsuko Winchester, an American of Japanese ethnicity, a ceramic artist and journalist, and I speak truth to power. I created 120 yellow tea bowls and took them to all ten US concentration camps where 120,000 people of Japanese ethnicity were imprisoned during WWII. My project seeks both to remind, and to warn, what may happen to freedom when fear rules the day.
(Granada), CO. Heart Mountain, WY. Minidoka, ID. Tule Lake, CA. Topaz, UT.
Being of Japanese ancestry and a ceramicist, it seemed natural to express my ideas in clay. For the Japanese, ceramic pots are the architecture of life. There is a pot for every occasion from the ordinary to the celebratory to the solemn. I made one for every 1000 individuals incarcerated. I chose the tea bowl because the philosophy of tea is all about celebrating humanity. A tea bowl fits in the palm of your hand. It is human in scale. It is an attempt to find beauty in the everyday. A hand-pinched tea bowl may not be perfect, but it has soul. No two are the same and yet they share a common purpose. It seemed a natural way to bring together, art, history and a personal journey to tell a story about the human condition.
My ceramic/photography project is a play on the contemporary practice of traveling with an object, say a garden gnome, "Flat Stanley" or plushy toy or animal and documenting its travels with a photograph.
The traveling gnome was originally a prank, in which someone "borrowed" someone's garden gnome and sent back to its owner, photographs of said gnome posing or inserting itself in the foregrounds of famous tourist locations around the world.
"Flat Stanley" was a literary figure that is literally drawn and cut out of paper and mailed with a journal to a friend or relative who was traveling, in the hope that the person would document where Flat Stanley had been. Stanley and the journal would eventually be mailed back with reports of his travels. Many included photographs and the practice eventually moved to email and the internet.
And plushy toys? I met an elegantly dressed young Japanese woman once at a tea garden in Kanazawa who discretely pulled a tiny long eared stuffed rabbit out of her purse and photographed it next to her cup of tea and cake. I asked what she was doing and looking slightly surprised and embarrassed, she showed me all the photos of the many meals she had graced with her bunny.
Which brings me to my project. I took this familiar concept but subverted it a bit. Quite a bit. Instead of something easy to transport, I decided to take 120 handmade fragile tea bowls, ceramic tea bowls, packed inside two enormous boxes as my "traveling" objects. Moreover, I took them to places that were not famous or glamorous, but places most people had never heard of nor would probably ever go.
But the goal was the same. Just as with Flat Stanley or the Kanazawa Bunny I wanted the viewer to get to know my tea bowls and by extension to become curious to know where they went and why. Perhaps by exposing these places of "fear" we can finally exorcise the shame and guilt, and move forward rather than blame the victim or shame the oppressors. In other words, I hope we will always remember and try to forgive.
During the Second World War, the US Government opened ten concentration camps to incarcerate 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry who had been forcibly removed from the West Coast.
In 2015, I — an American of Japanese ancestry, former NPR journalist, ceramicist — began a journey to visit all the remains of these camps, most of them now desolate and lonely ruins. In my studio in Massachusetts I had hand-pinched and glazed 120 bright yellow tea bowls: yellow, to represent the "Yellow Peril," as Asians were euphemistically referred to at the time, and tea bowls, to represent man's humanity. My plan was to photograph arrangements of these bowls in each camp, to create a conceptual art project which I called the "Freedom From Fear/Yellow Bowl Project." The intent of this project is to inform and educate. The hope is to diffuse fear not spread it.
"Scary as a bunch of tea bowls"
Initially I knew very little of the camps — like most Americans, I was barely even aware of their names. Manzanar I did remember from middle school; and I think I had an inkling of the existence of a camp at a beautiful-sounding place called Heart Mountain. But Minidoka? Jerome? Topaz? Of these, together with Poston, Gila River, Rohwer (where the Star Trek actor George Takei was held), Amache and Tule Lake I knew next to nothing. Like the story itself, the camps seemed to have vanished into the dust of history.
However, a good map, and specialist guides found on the internet, suggested a route. We would visit the remains of the southern camps in the late winter of 2015, and the northern camps in the spring of 2016. Accordingly, along with my husband and two boxes containing the 120 fragile but very well packed bowls, we set out from New York City, bound for the two sites in Arkansas and the camps in Colorado, Arizona and southern California.
We met many helpful and supportive people along what turned out to be an 8,000-mile, round-trip journey. One, a young journalist in California named Sarah Collins, made a short film about the project; in Colorado we met a local community leader, Lois Adams, who sent to us a movie made by a sixth-grade student about what internment means to him.
When we returned home, with six camps visited, the local newspaper in our tiny Massachusetts village reported on the expedition; and in early 2016 I was invited to speak on the public radio show The Takeaway to explain the venture within the context of FDR's famous speech, which had been made more than 70 years ago. It was rebroadcast Thanksgiving morning 2016.
In the spring of 2016, we visited the remaining four camps in the more northerly states. We left New York on Monday, May 2nd, and after 2,000 miles reached the first of them in the remote town of Cody, Wyoming, and the notorious Heart Mountain camp nearby. We arranged my 120 bowls in the dust and tumbleweed and visited one of the best little historical museums I've visited. It is amazing how much information the dedicated staff have managed to pack into their facility. From there we drove through Yellowstone National Park where the geysers were in full force from the spring snow melt and pressed on through remote but dramatic landscapes to get to the remaining camps: Minidoka in Idaho, Tule Lake in Northern California and Topaz in Utah. Visiting the camps will take you to an America that most people will never get to see. You may not want to live in many of these remote locations but it is amazing countryside. By the end we had racked up another 8,000 miles.
In all, the tea bowls have traveled a total of 16,000 miles across this vast and geographically diverse country.
A woman once said to me, "If you don't know your own history, you cannot know yourself." Perhaps that's true of America.
From February 19 through December of 2017, six of my photographs were displayed at the FDR Library and Museum in Hyde Park, NY, as part of an exhibit to remind us that 75 years ago, FDR signed Executive Order 9066 on February 19, 1942, which authorized the secretary of war and any military commander designated by him "to prescribe military areas…from which any or all persons may be excluded." This paved the way for what would become the mass forced removal and incarceration of all Japanese Americans on the West Coast.


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The Shillong Times
Thousands brave weather to condemn Malki rape
We are living in a Republic, not Rape-public read one of the banners displayed at Malki ground during the peace rally organised by Seng Samla Malki in condemnation of the rape of the seven-year-old girl in the locality on Thursday. (ST)
SHILLONG: Braving heavy rain, thousands of people ranging from local residents, heads of institutions, religious leaders and leaders of social organizations, and school and college students on Thursday participated in a peace rally conducted by the Seng Samla Malki to condemn the brutal rape of a 7-year-old minor at Malki jungle recently.
Rallying through the whole of Malki locality, the participants through their banners and placards reflected the sad state of affairs in Meghalaya with respect to crime against women and children which is on the rise.
The participants displayed banners and placards that read: 'Girls want security, women want respect'; 'I can, you can, we can stop child exploitation'; 'Rapists should be hanged to a tree till the tree dies'; 'Real man don't rape'; 'Shillong: The next rape capital' and 'Oh! Government, implement the Fast Track Court more efficiently'.
The rally which started from Malki Nongshilliang and culminated at Malki Ground witnessed a huge gathering of more than 9000 people from all spheres of life including government servants, Malki Taxi Owners' and Drivers' Association, Bouncer Association of Meghalaya, Synjuk ki Seng Samla Shnong, local NGOs and Nongthymmai legislator Jemino Mawthoh.
Addressing the public gathering after the peace rally, Principal of the Malki Presbyterian School, P Nongneng, put full faith on the police investigation unit while hoping that it will continue its job until justice is served.
"Having four women legislators in the Cabinet, we hope that they will formulate a policy to thwart such incidents in the future and will ensure the safety and security of the women and children in the State," he said.
Chairperson of the Meghalaya State Commission for Women, Theilin Phanbuh, stressed on the need to have efficient and honest public prosecutors (PPs).
"In many instances, we see that if any matter goes to the court, such cases often weaken simply because the PPs are weak and not efficient," Phanbuh said while urging the government to appoint qualified and honest PPs to ensure that cases do not lie pending in the court of law.
Expressing anger over the whole situation, executive member of the Malki dorbar Shnong, PK Sohtun, said, "These culprits don't have any rights to reside in the locality like all of us; instead, they should be ostracized and sent to live with the animals in the wild." He also asked the government and the police to deliver justice in an efficient and responsible manner, failing of which, the Dorbar will be forced to take the law into their own hands.
On the same note, member of the Catholic congregation, A Kharmalki, while condemning the brutal act, said that this incident against an innocent kid has brought about so much of insecurity amongst the parents who will now think twice before sending their kids to schools or tuitions.
"The fear psychosis looms large in the city now and if we cannot do anything about this issue now, we fear that it would cross overboard without sparing our teenage girls and even mothers," he added.
Member of the Seng Longkmie Malki, J Nongkynrih, while referring to the culprits, said, "With the turn of events, it seems that instead of being protectors, some men are predators, feeding on innocent souls."
The whole locality came to a standstill and all shops were shut down during the rally to pressurize the government to take the case seriously, apprehend the criminals and give exemplary punishment that would prove to be a deterrent to other like-minded criminals.
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Ballot boxes were getting stuffed before November elections's deadline, as officials counted 1.87 million Oregon ballots - 69.88 percent were returned statewide and 69.28 percent in Washington County.
It's one of the largest midterm returns Oregon has seen in terms of numbers, but percentagewise it didn't quite break 2010's 71.9 percent voter turnout.
WEA endorsed Measure 102, and it passed, allowing bond funds to be used in public private partnerships to build affordable housing.
The Metro affordable housing bond also passed, as did Tigard Tualatin School District's levy renewal.
In January, Washington County will have a new chair for it's Board of Commissioners with Kathryn Harrington winning the seat.
The City of Tigard will have a new mayor in Jason Snider, and Frank Bubenik will slide over into the mayor's chair in Tualatin.
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- Frank Bethwaite's earlier High Performance Sailing is regarded as the bible on high speed racing techniques for sailors at every level - from club to Olympic. Now, with the advent of apparent wind sailboats and the new techniques required to sail them intelligently - and fast - Bethwaite's revolutionary new work, will be a revelation and a godsend for racers all around the world.
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[RETRO-SPOILER ALERT! I'm blogging about the films 'Skyfall' and 'The Shining' in this entry. I don't think I've given anything important away about the former - but as the latter is a re-release of a 30-year old cult favourite, I've taken the liberty of discussing the events in it freely. If you think you might get to a screening of 'The Shining' or get hold of the DVD, then with my blessing, go and watch it before coming anywhere near this..!]
I don't get to the cinema nearly as often as I used to, so it almost felt like a throwback to my student days when I found myself at the flicks twice this past week. I suppose that's not the only reason I was wrinkling my nose at the whiff of the past - after all, 'Skyfall' marks 50 years of James Bond on film, and my other movie of choice, 'The Shining', is over three decades old.
I'm basically a huge Bond fan, so I was expecting to enjoy 'Skyfall'. But I hadn't expected to enjoy it quite as much as I did. There's not much point in my attempting to review it as such - it's received the odd bit of publicity here and there already, and its surprises and secrets are out there on the internet, beyond the reach of espionage. So without straying into spoiler territory (I hope), I'll just jot down four things that really struck me about it.
1) Sam Mendes might seem an odd choice to direct, but I can't remember the last time a Bond film was made by someone who was already a 'proven' talent/name - let alone a director equally at home in the theatre or arthouse. The difference shows. It's not just that the film looks amazing - it does - but it's also there in the use of the screen. During one of the major set pieces, an important building catches fire. You'll be amazed at how - whatever is going on in the foreground - the ruin is kept shimmering, ablaze, hovering in shot, the light still flickering against the characters. The film also draws you in with perspective, as the actors move through and around rows of desks, Tube tracks, casino staircases. It's as if to say, you don't need 3D to create something spacious and massive.
2) I do like a bit of graphic art and design, and the famous 'Bond opening title sequence' here is an absolute humdinger - almost disturbing in parts and fiendishly clever. It also uses rows/patterns/shapes in the same way the film goes on to do.
3) It's difficult to put one's finger on how the film seems to succeed in having it both ways: combining the more 'modern' elements (Craig's 'by the Books' approach; making the violence and, well, occasionally the sex, look like it hurts; even the odd sweary word) with some of the old-school flair and humour. The answer I've come up with so far is 'playing it straight'. I'm thinking here of the conversations M and Bond have while driving in the old Aston Martin; and the very final scene in particular - both to some extent 're-live' parts of the old films, but the ripple of pleasure comes from seeing how skilfully Mendes - and Craig - play them so they're totally true to this new interpretation. I wish I could - with a clear conscience - say more.
4) Javier Bardem.
Fast-forward four days, and rewind 32 years: I went to the Curzon Soho to see the re-release of 'The Shining'. This is the US cut of the film - about 20 minutes longer than the one shown and released on DVD in the UK. Please forgive me if I assume you know a little bit about this film - if you haven't seen it, I've already warned you off this particular post - but the longer cut mostly adds some extra backstory. A doctor visits the psychic son, Danny, after an early 'episode' and mum Wendy ends up explaining how Father Jack hurt Danny while drunk. We get a bit more of a feel for why the family seems a tad dysfunctional before they even get to the haunted hotel in the mountains. But the main body of the film - the relentlessly claustrophobic, nerve-shredding stay in the Overlook - is basically as everyone remembers it.
Over the years, I've had a bit of a love/hate relationship with the film - partly because in my youth I had really, really loved the book. Stephen King famously found the Kubrick version cold and unfeeling - hardly surprising since the terror in the novel is how the malevolent spirits in the hotel break the family, then the father's mind. The weapon of choice is a relatively impotent roque mallet and Jack succeeds in killing no-one. In a last moment of clarity he allows Danny to escape and faces down the hotel's evil spirits alone. In other words, there's self-sacrifice, redemption, all that stuff. Kubrick, who by this point had made heartwarmers '2001' and 'A Clockwork Orange', probably found the original plot a bit 'Little House on the Prairie', so created something wholly different. Give Jack an axe, for a start, and all bets are off. The hotel chef, who is also psychic like Danny and tries to come to their rescue when the boy sends a telepathic SOS, survives the novel but in the film, he gets the chop within seconds of arriving. On first viewing years ago, I felt this was a bizarre waste of a character. Now, I'm not so sure...
Equally, the casting of Jack Nicholson was a bold decision, partly because he is such a singular-looking actor. No-one takes any convincing when the guy's totally off his nut, charging around with an axe, but in the early scenes he struggles to convey a sense of normality. In one scene, he holds his son close and comforts him, telling him how much he loves him and it'll all be ok. But he LOOKS LIKE JACK NICHOLSON. *Gibber* If I was that kid, I'd be running a mile before he finished his first sentence. No doubt about it - unlike the book, something is wrong with the film's Jack from the very start.
In the cinema, I probably concentrated - really concentrated - on the film for the first time, even though I felt I knew it quite well. Shining Lore makes another clear distinction between book and film: that in the book, the hotel is targeting Danny's psychic power, which is where the pathos comes from - that first, the evil forces use Jack to try and get at the boy, and then it proves their undoing when he momentarily comes to his senses. In the film, the hotel is after Jack. Jack has 'always been the caretaker', and his face appears in a 1921 photo on the wall in the film's famous final shot. But the more one thinks about this, the more clearly Kubrick seems to signpost it. For example, Nicholson's 'twitchy throughout' interpretation of the character makes sense if you decide the hotel has him in its clutches before he even arrives. There is no evidence that anyone else is ever considered for the caretaker job. Even when he takes a phantom drink in the phantom ballroom, the barman Lloyd already knows he wants bourbon - which, of course, turns out to be 'Jack'. The film's only proper 'special effect' is of Jack looking down into a model of the hotel's maze (there's no maze in the novel), and seeing Wendy and Danny in there - who are there exploring outside in 'real life'. It could just be an empty bit of showing off, but it now feels more to me like the point where Jack and the hotel acquire the same, all-seeing perspective - become one, in effect.
The extraordinary look of the film is obviously easier to appreciate in the cinema. Because I already knew what Jack running around a corridor would look like, I took the time to just look at the corridor. It struck me that the truly scary thing about 'The Shining' is Kubrick. Essentially, every shot is symmetrical, mirrored, patterned. To a point of near-mathematical precision. It's fairly well-documented that Kubrick was an obsessive perfectionist but it's all here, on the screen. Mirrors, matches, doubles, echoes - everywhere.
Why add a maze to the hotel? Because then there are corridors outside to echo the corridors inside. (The novel has topiary animals that come alive.) Why change the weapon to an axe? Because Jack is doomed - assuming he'd succeeded - to live through what his predecessor had done and kill his family in exactly the same way. (Unlike the book.) Even the double elevator doors that spill blood are only in the film.
It's a truly enigmatic piece of work. If you're feeling strong, you can seek out seemingly endless theories and critiques about 'The Shining' - in the new documentary 'Room 237', for a start (not seen that yet), although the internet as ever is both your best friend and worst enemy for this kind of thing. I came out with a new respect for it - I had made the mistake of thinking that it for all its precision, it had treated the book carelessly. It now feels like Kubrick just took King's family into places even he didn't want them to go.
Speaking of which - here's the way into the auditorium at the Curzon. A long, narrow corridor. Thanks, Curzon. Thanks very much...
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#!/usr/bin/env python3

# Copyright 2022, gRPC Authors All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
#     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
import os
import subprocess
import datetime

TEMPLATE = """\

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// THIS FILE WAS GENERATED WITH make-sample-certs.py
//
// DO NOT UPDATE MANUALLY
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#if canImport(NIOSSL)
import struct Foundation.Date
import NIOSSL

/// Wraps `NIOSSLCertificate` to provide the certificate common name and expiry date.
public struct SampleCertificate {{
  public var certificate: NIOSSLCertificate
  public var commonName: String
  public var notAfter: Date

  public static let ca = SampleCertificate(
    certificate: try! NIOSSLCertificate(bytes: .init(caCert.utf8), format: .pem),
    commonName: "some-ca",
    notAfter: Date(timeIntervalSince1970: {timestamp})
  )

  public static let otherCA = SampleCertificate(
    certificate: try! NIOSSLCertificate(bytes: .init(otherCACert.utf8), format: .pem),
    commonName: "some-other-ca",
    notAfter: Date(timeIntervalSince1970: {timestamp})
  )

  public static let server = SampleCertificate(
    certificate: try! NIOSSLCertificate(bytes: .init(serverCert.utf8), format: .pem),
    commonName: "localhost",
    notAfter: Date(timeIntervalSince1970: {timestamp})
  )

  public static let exampleServer = SampleCertificate(
    certificate: try! NIOSSLCertificate(bytes: .init(exampleServerCert.utf8), format: .pem),
    commonName: "example.com",
    notAfter: Date(timeIntervalSince1970: {timestamp})
  )

  public static let serverSignedByOtherCA = SampleCertificate(
    certificate: try! NIOSSLCertificate(bytes: .init(serverSignedByOtherCACert.utf8), format: .pem),
    commonName: "localhost",
    notAfter: Date(timeIntervalSince1970: {timestamp})
  )

  public static let client = SampleCertificate(
    certificate: try! NIOSSLCertificate(bytes: .init(clientCert.utf8), format: .pem),
    commonName: "localhost",
    notAfter: Date(timeIntervalSince1970: {timestamp})
  )

  public static let clientSignedByOtherCA = SampleCertificate(
    certificate: try! NIOSSLCertificate(bytes: .init(clientSignedByOtherCACert.utf8), format: .pem),
    commonName: "localhost",
    notAfter: Date(timeIntervalSince1970: {timestamp})
  )

  public static let exampleServerWithExplicitCurve = SampleCertificate(
    certificate: try! NIOSSLCertificate(bytes: .init(serverExplicitCurveCert.utf8), format: .pem),
    commonName: "localhost",
    notAfter: Date(timeIntervalSince1970: {timestamp})
  )
}}

extension SampleCertificate {{
  /// Returns whether the certificate has expired.
  public var isExpired: Bool {{
    return self.notAfter < Date()
  }}
}}

/// Provides convenience methods to make `NIOSSLPrivateKey`s for corresponding `GRPCSwiftCertificate`s.
public struct SamplePrivateKey {{
  private init() {{}}

  public static let server = try! NIOSSLPrivateKey(bytes: .init(serverKey.utf8), format: .pem)
  public static let exampleServer = try! NIOSSLPrivateKey(
    bytes: .init(exampleServerKey.utf8),
    format: .pem
  )
  public static let client = try! NIOSSLPrivateKey(bytes: .init(clientKey.utf8), format: .pem)
  public static let exampleServerWithExplicitCurve = try! NIOSSLPrivateKey(
    bytes: .init(serverExplicitCurveKey.utf8),
    format: .pem
  )
}}

// MARK: - Certificates and private keys

private let caCert = \"""
{ca_cert}
\"""

private let otherCACert = \"""
{other_ca_cert}
\"""

private let serverCert = \"""
{server_cert}
\"""

private let serverSignedByOtherCACert = \"""
{server_signed_by_other_ca_cert}
\"""

private let serverKey = \"""
{server_key}
\"""

private let exampleServerCert = \"""
{example_server_cert}
\"""

private let exampleServerKey = \"""
{example_server_key}
\"""

private let clientCert = \"""
{client_cert}
\"""

private let clientSignedByOtherCACert = \"""
{client_signed_by_other_ca_cert}
\"""

private let clientKey = \"""
{client_key}
\"""

private let serverExplicitCurveCert = \"""
{server_explicit_curve_cert}
\"""

private let serverExplicitCurveKey = \"""
{server_explicit_curve_key}
\"""

#endif // canImport(NIOSSL)
"""

def load_file(root, name):
    with open(os.path.join(root, name)) as fh:
        return fh.read().strip()

def extract_key(ec_key_and_params):
    lines = []
    include_line = True
    for line in ec_key_and_params.split("\n"):
        if line == "-----BEGIN EC PARAMETERS-----":
            include_line = False
        elif line == "-----BEGIN EC PRIVATE KEY-----":
            include_line = True

        if include_line:
            lines.append(line)
    return "\n".join(lines).strip()

if __name__ == "__main__":
    now = datetime.datetime.now()
    # makecert uses an expiry of 365 days.
    delta = datetime.timedelta(days=365)
    # Seconds since epoch
    not_after = (now + delta).strftime("%s")

    # Expect to be called from the root of the checkout.
    root = os.path.abspath(os.curdir)
    executable = os.path.join(root, "scripts", "makecert")
    try:
        subprocess.check_call(executable)
    except FileNotFoundError:
        print("Please run the script from the root of the repository")
        exit(1)

    kwargs = {
        "year": now.year,
        "timestamp": not_after,
        "ca_cert": load_file(root, "ca.crt"),
        "other_ca_cert": load_file(root, "other-ca.crt"),
        "server_cert": load_file(root, "server-localhost.crt"),
        "server_signed_by_other_ca_cert": load_file(root, "server-localhost-other-ca.crt"),
        "server_key": load_file(root, "server-localhost.key"),
        "example_server_cert": load_file(root, "server-example.com.crt"),
        "example_server_key": load_file(root, "server-example.com.key"),
        "client_cert": load_file(root, "client.crt"),
        "client_signed_by_other_ca_cert": load_file(root, "client-other-ca.crt"),
        "client_key": load_file(root, "client.key"),
        "server_explicit_curve_cert": load_file(root, "server-explicit-ec.crt"),
        "server_explicit_curve_key": extract_key(load_file(root,
            "server-explicit-ec.key"))
    }

    formatted = TEMPLATE.format(**kwargs)
    with open("Sources/GRPCSampleData/GRPCSwiftCertificate.swift", "w") as fh:
        fh.write(formatted)

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Q: Filter TreeView by Text I have some TreeView and I would like filter it by Text field. I have implement method for it.
private bool FilterTreeNode(string searchText, TreeNode node)
{
    foreach (TreeNode childNode in node.Nodes)
    {
        var childNodeResult = FilterTreeNode(searchText, childNode);

        if (childNodeResult == false)
        {
            node.Nodes.Remove(childNode);
        }
    }

    return node.Nodes == null || node.Nodes.Count < 1
        ? node.Text.ToLower().Contains(searchText)
        : true;
}

And on one of the iterations, this method throws an exception, because the method gets node = null.
Where I can do mistake?

A: I think the issue is that you are removing the childNode from the collection you are iterating through as part of your foreach loop.
You might be able to get around this by checking if the node is null at the top of the method before proceeding, but I think in general it might be more reliable to instead build up a new TreeNode which includes the items you want to keep and return that, rather than removing the unwanted items from the original TreeNode?


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