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Palestine: The Hatred and the Hope
David Shulman
Since the Gaza war began, an unprecedented wave of blood lust and racist violence has raged within Israel. Yet there are also hopeful developments in the pro-peace demonstrations.
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A street littered with stones at the Qalandiya checkpoint north of Jerusalem, a day after Israeli soldiers fired on a large West Bank protest march there, July 25, 2014
In the midst of the wearisome compulsions of the present Gaza war, with its familiar but no less heart-wrenching horrors, two striking, perhaps surprising developments—one ominous, the other somewhat hopeful—are taking place far from the battlefield: on the streets of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv and in the towns and villages of the West Bank. Seen together, they tell us something of what the near future may hold for Israel and Palestine.
The ominous one is the unprecedented wave of blood lust and racist violence, verbal and physical, now raging within Israel. Lest there be any doubt, let me first say that the ruthless nature of Hamas is apparent to all. Its commanders have fired some three thousand rockets at Israeli cities with the deliberate aim of killing civilians, and they have used their intricate network of tunnels for their intended purpose of indiscriminate killing inside Israel. The killing of two Israeli soldiers and the apparent abduction of another on Friday, shortly after a cease-fire ostensibly agreed to by both sides went into effect, is entirely characteristic of the organization.
The current disaster was set in motion when the Israeli government responded to the murder of three Israeli boys with an all-out attack on Hamas institutions on the West Bank. On July 2 there was the lurid revenge killing of the sixteen-year-old Palestinian Muhammad Abu Khdeir; the boy was kidnapped from close to his home in Shuafat, in north Jerusalem, taken to a forest, where he was forced to swallow gasoline, and then burned to death. The police have arrested three Israeli men (two of them more adolescents than men) and charged them for this unthinkable crime.
But this was not an isolated incident. In the weeks since then we have seen organized lynch mobs of Israeli youths prowling the streets of Jerusalem at night in search of Palestinians who have the misfortune to be passing by. Many restaurants and bars in downtown Jerusalem employ Palestinian waiters and kitchen staff; they tend to get off work around midnight or 1 AM, when they have to go home to their neighborhoods. Those are the dangerous hours. Dozens have been attacked. On July 25, two Palestinian men, Amir Jalal Shweiki and Samir Mahfuz, both twenty, were beaten unconscious near the northeast Jerusalem neighborhood of Neve Yaakov. They are still in the hospital. There have also been unconfirmed reports of incidents where the police either stood by or joined in with right-wing thugs, for example on July 24 when two Palestinians, Amir Mazin Abu Eisha and Laith Ubeidat, who were delivering bread to stores on Jaffa Road in downtown Jerusalem, were savagely attacked.
A particularly terrible case occurred in early July when a train of the Light Rail, the electric tram, was surrounded in the border between east and west Jerusalem by an Israeli mob screaming "Death to Arabs!" A Palestinian Ph.D. student in Islamic studies at the Hebrew University, a woman well known to my colleagues, was caught in the tram and witnessed passengers trying to shove another Palestinian woman, a young mother with her baby, out of the carriage, into the hands of the mob. Most of the passengers, as so often in such cases, watched passively. Fortunately, the tram was eventually able to continue its journey, and the mother and child survived. On June 30, according to eyewitness accounts, right-wing youths repeatedly entered carriages of the tram looking for Palestinians to assault.
Similar manifestations of right-wing violence and virulent verbal attacks had been known to occur in earlier periods of tension in Israel. What makes the present moment distinct is the phalangist-like organization of the right-wing thugs, who feed off incitement by politicians, including members of the cabinet, the Knesset, and other figures within the Israeli establishment. Avigdor Lieberman, the foreign minister, has publicly advocated a boycott by Israelis of all Israeli-Arab businesses. In a now notorious Facebook post on July 1, Knesset MP Ayelet Shaked, from the ultra-right Jewish Home party, cited with approval an essay by the late right-wing Israeli journalist Uri Elitzur defining the entire Palestinian people as "the enemy." On July 3 the general secretary of the orthodox youth movement Bnei Akiva, Rabbi Noam Perl, called on the Israel Defense Forces to become an "army of vengeance that hopefully would not stop at three hundred Philistine foreskins." (The reference is to Samuel 18.27: the Biblical David brought King Saul two hundred foreskins as a bride-price for Saul's daughter Michal; it is not uncommon in right-wing discourse in Hebrew to call Palestinians "Philistines.") To his credit, I suppose, Rabbi Perl retracted his bloodthirsty statement and apologized a few days later. Another rabbi, Dov Lior of Kiryat Arba in the territories, has recently published a legal ruling permitting Israel to carry out the total destruction of Gaza, exterminating the enemy.
The very existence of such open-access domains as Facebook and other social media has surely amplified the hatred, with statements I am ashamed to record here. A large, truly horrifying sample can be found in Gideon Levi's report in Haaretz on July 24. There have been calls for the execution of all dissidents and leftists.
But the more telling signs of this dark time tend to turn up in unexpected places. In late July a professor of law at Bar Ilan University, Hanoch Sheinman, sent an email message to his students telling them that the examination period would be extended because of the war. He also expressed the hope that his message
finds you in a safe place, and that you, your families and those dear to you are not among the hundreds of people that were killed, the thousands wounded, or the tens of thousands whose homes were destroyed or were forced to leave their homes during, or as a direct result of, the violent confrontation in the Gaza Strip and its environs.
Bar Ilan is a self-professed religious university committed to Jewish values, or so it says. Students complained that they were offended by Sheinman's message, and the dean of the law school, Shahar Lifshitz, responded by asking Sheinman to apologize. For what? "Both the content and the style of the letter," wrote the dean, "contravene the values of the university and the law faculty." One can only wonder which values he meant. Minimal empathy for human suffering (apart from Jewish suffering) is apparently not one of them. I think that in the five decades I have lived in Israel, this statement by an official spokesman at a recognized Israeli university is the most surreal, and possibly the most disgraceful, I have seen.
Such events should be juxtaposed with others, of a different kind (and, sadly, on a different scale). On July 26, a pro-peace demonstration took place at Rabin Square in Tel Aviv. Some five or six thousand people turned up despite the overwhelming public atmosphere of war hysteria, an attempt by the police to close down the demonstration in advance, and the inevitable presence in the square of right-wing phalangists, who indeed brutally attacked some of the participants with clubs and pepper spray as they were beginning to disperse. One sign held by a demonstrator caught my eye. Pieces of the Israeli and Palestinian flags were superimposed on one another, and the text read: "There's enough guilt to go around."
But more important, and ultimately more hopeful, is what has been happening in the West Bank. This is the second noteworthy development I mentioned at the outset. On July 24, two days before the Tel Aviv protest, there was a peaceful march of Palestinians expressing solidarity with Gaza—the largest such demonstration in many years. The marchers set out from the southern outskirts of Ramallah and walked the three or four kilometers to the Qalandia checkpoint north of Jerusalem. It was organized, mostly through social media, by a group calling itself the 48k March and drew at least 10,000 men, women, and children, and perhaps even twice that number. There were refugees from the 1948 war marching with the rest.
Eyewitnesses report that when the marchers approached the checkpoint, at a distance of some fifty to a hundred meters, the Israeli soldiers opened fire, using live ammunition, possibly including dum-dum bullets, as well as rubber bullets and the usual tear gas and stun grenades. Two Palestinians were killed outright and some two hundred wounded, including ten still in critical condition. My friend Muhammad Abu Hummus from Isawiyya, in north-east Jerusalem, was wounded by a bullet (apparently from an M-16) that passed through his ankle. He says the march was entirely nonviolent until the protesters were fired on—this in stark contradiction of the army's report that the demonstrators provoked the army by throwing stones and even firing on soldiers. According to Abu Hummus, there was no way anyone on the Palestinian side could have fired a weapon in the midst of thousands of women and children. These are his words, spoken when we met in Isawiyya on July 29:
On my way to Ramallah in the morning, I saw that the soldiers at the checkpoint had closed the road and set up firing positions. That night when we were about fifty meters from the checkpoint, they turned off all the lights and then started shooting rounds into the crowd. They must have been using silencers, we hardly heard the sound of the guns; anyone who was hit initially was totally taken by surprise. It was clearly planned. There was a huge number of soldiers, one every meter. After the shooting began, on our side people starting throwing rocks. Many children were wounded. In the hospital in Ramallah, where they took me, it was chaos. More and more ambulances arrived. Anyone wounded from the waist down was sent to a waiting room, most of us for X-rays. Wounds from the waist up were sent to some other room. There were some seventy people waiting for X-rays where I was. We waited for hours. Some thirty or forty had been hit by dum-dum bullets. You should see what they do to the human body. There was no room left in the hospital, they bandaged me and sent me home. It's too bad they hit my good foot.
Abu Hummus has diabetes and a bad limp, the result of an accident some years ago; he walks with a cane. He is a long-time activist in Ta'ayush, "Arab-Jewish Partnership," the group of peace activists to which I belong; we've been through a lot together. I asked his wife Wafa what it's like having him home all day, with his foot elevated. "Tayyib, good," she said, "it's a rare occurrence. He gets to see the children."
The West Bank is on the verge of conflagration. Just to visit Isawiyya, a Jerusalem neighborhood inside the Separation Wall, at this time is no small thing; we went under the protection of Palestinian friends. There have been daily battles in the village, with the Border Police doing its best to terrorize residents. Anyone caught wearing the black T-shirt we saw on Muhammad's sons is beaten by the soldiers. The shirt reads: Ana mush mu'ayyid, ruhi fi Gaza, "I'm not celebrating the festival ['Id, at the end of Ramadan]; my heart is in Gaza."
One can only hope that when the fighting stops, the status of Gaza will be transformed in a wider, pragmatic agreement that will lift the siege and, who knows, maybe even produce some tentative steps toward demilitarization. But Hamas is a particularly good enemy to have nearby if, like Netanyahu, one doesn't want to make peace. One can always count on Hamas, or on whoever turns up to take its place, to provide both a useful distraction and a convincing excuse for deepening the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, with the ongoing land-grab at its core.
Here we have the tragedy of the present moment at its starkest. If the Gaza war were part of an Israeli policy meant to empower the Palestinian moderates in order to conclude a settlement with them, then there would be at least some sense to the carnage. But it is not. The government's attack on Hamas in the West Bank , which set off the present war, was presumably an attempt to break up the recently formed Palestinian unity government. Netanyahu predictably saw this alliance of moderates and extremists—under a single program that explicitly rejected violence—as a serious threat rather than the opportunity it could have been.
Yet the July 24 march shows a possible way forward. Qalandia was one dramatic event, quickly followed by others in Bethlehem, Beit Umar (where three Palestinians were killed), Husan (two killed), and elsewhere. Even if the army somehow manages to suppress the protests now, the Qalandia march shows us what may happen sometime soon. Those of us who are familiar with the situation in the territories have known for years that the thin veil of stability could be torn away at any moment, revealing the volatile reality underneath; and we have also known, as do the grassroots leaders in the villages and towns, that the Occupation will perhaps end when some form of mostly nonviolent resistance achieves large numbers. Tens of thousands of Palestinians may someday be able to wash over the army's barricades, no doubt at considerable cost in lives; Israel has no viable answer to such a process. No one should, however, assume that when this happens—a third Intifada—it will be entirely Gandhian in tone. And what begins as peaceful civil resistance can swiftly change its color. It could begin tomorrow, or in a year or two, or five.
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Hughes, Syracuse roll past UNC 81-53 in ACC 2nd round
By AARON BEARD - Mar. 12, 2020 12:41 AM EDT
Syracuse forward Bourama Sidibe, left, and North Carolina guard Cole Anthony reach for the ball during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game at the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament in Greensboro, N.C., Wednesday, March 11, 2020. (AP Photo/Ben McKeown)
GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Elijah Hughes apparently had heard enough about Syracuse's long losing streak to North Carolina.
Hughes scored 18 of his 27 points in a dominating first half as the Orange beat the Tar Heels 81-53 in Wednesday's second round of the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament, handing the Tar Heels their most lopsided loss ever in the tournament.
Hughes had 18 points by the break, including a contested jumper in the final seconds to cap Syracuse's 15-0 run to close the half. That pushed Syracuse to a 43-22 lead, a margin that never dipped below 16 in the second half as the Orange (18-14) emphatically ended a nine-game losing streak to the Tar Heels (14-19).
The last came less than two weeks ago, with UNC shooting 52% and hitting a season-high 11 3-pointers.
"We came out today wanting to take it a little personal," Hughes said. "They came to our home court and they beat us, and we just wanted to take it personal."
Buddy Boeheim added 17 points for Syracuse, which jumped to a 7-0 lead in the first 72 seconds and never looked back. The Orange finished the game shooting 47% and scored 27 points off 18 turnovers by UNC.
"After the game in Syracuse, they just dominated us on the boards and their ball movement, they just got a lot of good looks," Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said. "So the one thing we wanted to try to do tonight was to just shore up our defense a little bit better, try to make it a little bit harder for them to get open looks."
Garrison Brooks scored 18 points for the 14th-seeded Tar Heels, who missed 23 of 31 shots — including all seven 3-point tries — in the opening half as Syracuse took over. Potential one-and-done point guard Cole Anthony, averaging 19.1 points, managed just five points on 2-for-10 shooting.
The Tar Heels finished 33%, including 2 for 16 on 3-pointers. The school said it surpassed the previous record for a losing margin of 26 points set against Duke in the 2001 championship game.
"It's a very difficult time right now," UNC coach Roy Williams said. "We didn't play very well, and I certainly didn't coach very well."
UNC: The Tar Heels entered this tournament as an oddity, a team that reached as high as No. 5 in the AP Top 25 poll in November only to own the lowest seed in this week's tournament after a dizzying array of injuries, blown leads and close losses. They had won four of five coming in, including a win at Syracuse on Feb. 29 and Tuesday's first-round romp against Virginia Tech. But UNC shot terribly, was sloppy with the ball and never slowed Hughes to put itself in an early insurmountable hole that capped the first losing season of Hall of Fame coach Williams' 32-year career as a head coach.
"I told them in the locker room: 'I'm as lucky as you can be. I get to coach,'" Williams said. "That's all I've ever wanted to do. Right now it's not fun. It has been a difficult year. But this is what I want to do."
Syracuse: The Orange entered the tournament with uncertain NCAA Tournament prospects, but Jim Boeheim's club will get a chance to earn a marquee win to help its case by advancing past a team that had given it fits. Syracuse earned its first win against UNC since January 2014.
CLOSEST PUSH
Even with a home-state crowd backing them, the Tar Heels got as close only as 57-41 in the second half on Leaky Black's three-point play at the 11:51 mark. Buddy Boeheim responded with an immediate 3-pointer, ending a feeble rally that turned out to be the Tar Heels' best of the night as Syracuse eventually pushed the margin to 30 late.
CHANGING TOURNAMENT
The game was the last of four second-rounders Wednesday -- and the last with most fans in attendance.
The ACC has announced it will not allow the general public into tournament games starting Thursday amid concerns about the spread of the new coronavirus that has become a global pandemic.
That means the quarterfinals — featuring No. 4 Florida State, No. 10 Duke, No. 15 Louisville and No. 17 Virginia — will take place with only essential tournament personnel, teams, player guests, limited school administrators and credentialed media present.
Syracuse: The Orange will meet 15th-ranked Louisville, the tournament's 3-seed, in Thursday's quarterfinals.
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The Lionel Cosin Day Unit aims to provide a friendly and holistic service. Many of the patients who come to the Day Unit have more than one medical condition and some are very frail. The Day Unit is a place where different conditions can often be dealt with at the same time. Further follow-up appointments will be arranged as needed. Referrals onto other health professionals can/are made as required.
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The Lionel Cosin Day Unit is open Monday to Friday, 9.00am - 5.00pm excluding bank holidays.


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Mohamed Fahmy's family launches crowdfunding campaign to pay legal fees
By Alexandra Zakreski
With a lengthy appeal ahead, Mohammed Fahmy's family is turning to crowdfunding to help pay for mounting legal costs.
The jailed Canadian-Egyptian Al Jazeera English journalist is represented by Amal Alamuddin and Negad el-Borai, internationally renowned lawyers and experts on the Egyptian judicial system. Fahmy's family is hoping to raise $350,000 CAD and have stated that they "intend to be transparent about what Fahmy's lawyers are doing to expedite an appeal hearing toward a retrial until freedom prevails."
While Fahmy was initially wary of filing an appeal with the same corrupt judiciary that illegitimately convicted him on spurious charges of supporting the Muslim Brotherhood and producing false news , he later accepted that an appeal was the only recourse available for securing his freedom. In an emailed statement to CJFE, his family confirmed this, stating that they have "accepted the reality that President Abdel Fattah El Sisi will not issue a [presidential] pardon."
Please donate to the crowdfunding campaign and help us publicize it by sharing widely so we can help reach this funding goal and secure Mohamed Fahmy's long-delayed freedom. Donors to the crowdfunding campaign will also be able to submit much needed messages of support for Fahmy, which the family has pledged to deliver to lift his morale in prison.
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To honour International Women's Day on the 8th March, The Cathedral Chapter will be launching an all-female art exhibition at The Cathedral Museum in Palazzo de Piro. Entitled '7 Lady Artists' this collection of paintings, sculptures and ceramics by Victoria Agius, Ruth Bianco, Jeni Caruana, Zell Osborne, Elsa Romei, Dorissa Vella and Maris Zammit, will be open to the public from 17th February up till the end of March.
Annually, thousands of events are held throughout the world to inspire women and celebrate achievements. A global web of rich and diverse local activity connects women from all around the world ranging from political rallies, business conferences, government activities and networking events through to local women's craft markets, theatric performances, fashion parades and more.
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Roland Harold "Roly" Dibnah
RAF & RCAF S/L - DFC, DFC (US)
S/L Rolly Dibnah with his 91 Squadron Spit 9, June 1944
Unfortunately, I have very little info about Roland Dibnah at this time.
If you have any, and don't mind sharing, don't hesitate to me!
I have a feeling there's a story here that wants to be told.
Rolly Dibnah
From Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Enlisted in the RAF in May 1939.
Earns a Short Service Commission (#42675) as an
Acting P/O on probation on 2 September 1939.
From Acting P/O on probation to P/O on 28 Feb 1940.
In May 1940, following training at No.6 OTU,
he was posted to No. 1 Sqn. in Vassincourt, France.
Flew with 1 Sq. during the Battle of France (with Hilly Brown).
He was shot down near Nancy on May 26th, but he made it
back to the UK, & No.1 Sqn., in time for the Battle of Britain.
Transferred to 242 Squadron on 21 (15 -Allison) Sept. 1940.
There he flew with the likes of Willie McKnight & Doug Bader.
He left that unit on 30 or 31 December 1940.
Off the radar for 3 years (instructing & ??).
From P/O to F/O on 28 February 1941.
From F/O to F/L on 18 May 1942.
He was instructing at 41 OTU, Hawarden, in December 1943.
To 91 Squadron in January 1944.
Relinquished his Commission in the RAF.
Transferred to the RCAF as a S/L on 18 January 1945.
He had completed 3 tours in the RAF.
Called "Dib" "Rolly" "DeBonia" "Rip" and other nicknames.
He claimed to have the DFC & U.S. DFC
Died in February 1990 in Vancouver, B.C.
Speaking of Hilly Brown - "A special dedication service was held at the school in MacGregor, Manitoba in 1982, with plaques, pictures, and original uniforms of W/C Brown. One special guest was S/L Roland Dibnah D.F.C. of Winnipeg, Manitoba, the only surviving member of #1 RAF Squadron, who flew with P/O Brown in the Battle of France. P/O Dibnah was shot down in May 1940 and missing so S/L P. Halahan wrote the Dibnah family in Winnipeg saying, "I'm sure your son is alright and I've recommended him for the D.F.C. for his superb fighting." In 1980 S/L Roland Dibnah's mother died. Roland found the original letter and sent it to RAF Headquarters in London, England. He received his D.F.C. — 40 years after the recommendation. He too was an ace with 9 enemy aircraft to his credit and flew all during the war but was never decorated. Ex Squadron Leader Roland Dibnah D.F.C. died in Feb 1990 at Vancouver, British Columbia." - From the book "They Shall Grow Not Old" by Les Allison & Harry Hayward
"On September 5, twenty-two different German formations attacked these targets within eight hours. In the midst of these raids, John Boyle of 41 Squadron destroyed an Me 109, as did Jack Carpenter, the transplanted navy pilot, while Roland Dibnah, one of Bader's pilots, brought down a 110.
Boyle's combat report illustrated the intensity of the day's fighting:
I was Green 3 ... patrolling between Maidstone and Ramsgate. Interception was made at 20,000 feet; enemy aircraft varying from 16,000 to 22,000 feet. Green Section attacked bombers [Do 17s] in line-astern formation. Seven or eight Me 109s were covering these bombers. Three Me 109s came in between me and Green 1 and 2. I attacked the most convenient e/a, starting to fire from above with quarter deflection closing in to dead-astern. A four or five-second burst was enough. The 109 broke up, with flame and smoke coming from the right-hand side; it immediately rolled on its back and spun.
Dibnah's unit, 242 Squadron, had been practicing take-offs and landings, and forming up with two other squadrons from Duxford. The exercise had Leigh-Mallory's full blessing as well as the hearty approval of the deputy chief of the Air Staff, Sholto Douglas. Bader had reduced squadron take-off time to three minutes, but the Wing still had to form up. Keith Park of 11 Group was not against the "Big Wing" formations per se. Far from it. At the time of Dunkirk, he had initiated their use in formations as large as four squadrons. But that was for offensive purposes when there was lots of time to form up. Not so easily done defensively.
Rarely was it possible to detect the enemy's intentions until it reached the coast, about twenty minutes' flying time from the center of London. It took all that time and more for the British fighters to reach 20,000 feet, so they had to be off the ground and climbing in a flash. For that reason Park, for the most part, confined his formations to single squadrons, two at the most, although on rare occasions this was increased to three.
Hugh Dowding said later that had Big Wings been used by 11 Group, a great many more enemy bombers would have reached their targets. Park was even more explicit: "Had I tried Bader's theories of the Big Wing," he said, "I would have lost the Battle of Britain."
From the book "Splendid Hundred" by Art Bishop
early May 1940
5 Sept 1940 1/2 Me109
one Me110 destroyed*
1.5 - 1 / 0 / 1
Another source gives him a Stuka over Dover
* Shared with Hilly Brown (Dibnah's memory as told in "Canadians in the RCAF")
Score may be higher
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ANTHONY JESELNIK: THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS
Poffy The Cucumber November 10, 2015
The calm before the Jeselnik.
Offending at the speed of Jeselnik.
With his Quaalude strut, runway model looks, and deadpan delivery as deliberate as a surgeon's scalpel, the Alice Cooper of comedy eviscerates a San Francisco audience. When Anthony Jeselnik kills, he really kills.
This standup comedian, comedy writer (LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON), producer (THE JESELNIK OFFENSIVE), regular roaster on Comedy Central, and plonker of the luscious Amy Schumer, is the hero America needs, but not the one it deserves right now.
We cannot say "His jokes are about [insert topic]" because Jeselnik does not approach standup in such a straightforward manner. Rather, hearing a Jeselnik set is like wading peaceably in a pastoral babbling brook – and being attacked by a great white. His black humor is social observation that left-turns into horror movie; touching on cancer, the Boston Marathon, serial killing, punching women, shark attacks, abortion clinics, family dysfunction, and of course, dead babies, including Eric Clapton's one. (See how it stings?)
He just doesn't care. As Jeselnik tells us toward the end of his scathing set, "Do I look like I care about my career?" Which allows him the power to say whatever he wants, unworried about offending anyone. While offending everyone.
He's pretty damn fearless. However, how long can any principled person ply their trade in this unprincipled, cowardly, brain-clouded environment called America. Many, if not all, comedians have been stultified by the networks that hire them, especially outspoken, dangerous comedians that slice into the spine of taboo subjects and bring forth gold (Richard Pryor comes to mind), and Jeselnik is no exception, as he relates how Comedy Central threatened to fire him if he did not delete his tweet about the Boston Marathon bombing on the day it occurred ("Today there are some lines that should not be crossed. Especially the finish line"). That issue would ultimately resolve in Jeselnik losing his show (THE JESELNIK OFFENSIVE) at the end of its second season in 2013. He's aired material that has been banned, he's had death threats, his family have received death threats… And the whole country of New Zealand is after him for making light of a New Zealand shark attack victim.
Still, this is his second stand-up special (after 2013's CALIGULA), so he must be doing something right. Or at least lucrative for venal corporate swine.
There is a deeper layer of onion to Jeselnik's callous exterior. "People say to me, 'Anthony, what's funny about Aurora? What's funny about the Boston Marathon? What's funny about your grandmother's funeral?' Nothing. Nothing is funny about those things. [Pause] That's where *I* come in." Jeselnik truly feels a compulsion, a calling: "I got a job to do. How can I make people laugh today?" An avocation: "I didn't get into comedy for the money or fame. I know that sounds wrong, because I'm dripping with both." There's something deeper here than just trolling to get attention. He's digging at the roots of a tree that has been over-watered for so long over other saplings, it has grown to sky-darkening proportions – that tree of "civilization," of social mores; that tree with the tacit demarcations that separate us from the beasts, from tribal superstitions; that tree whose branches fan out into "accepted modes of behavior" and political correctness and fear of alien cultures. There's so much to unpack. Will you be staying long?
Jeselnik explains why he MUST go against the grain, in one of his most truthful bits. Whereas he feels compelled to address tragedy with originality and with the intent to make people laugh, he cannot stand that empty wish to victims and their families, "My thoughts and prayers…" (Another perfunctory rite that has grown into society like a cancer. Thank you for calling this empty practice out for what it is, Anthony!) "You know what that's worth? Fucken nothing! Less than nothing! You're not giving any time or money or even your compassion. All you are doing is saying, 'Don't forget about ME today'… They're like a wedding photographer who only takes selfies." It can be argued that even Jeselnik – with his biting takes on whatever has made the nation weep – is also craving attention; his point is: at least he's doing it in an original way that takes some effort on his part.
His final piece is made more powerful by cutting to black as soon as he arrives at the left-turn punch – none of that worn empty sentiment "Thanks, you've been a great audience. Good night." If he doesn't truly mean it, you won't hear it from him.
Like Alice Cooper, who scared and offended and crossed lines when he sang about Dead Babies and Only Women Bleed and I Love The Dead (even though Cooper's most "disturbing" songs were truly political statements or merely tongue-in-cheek), Jeselnik's brutal style brings him lots of grief from the general populace. As with Cooper, Jeselnik's content can be construed as commentary on the human condition, rather than simple digs for attention. But as he notes in this show – times change: "You can't make fun of THIS right now. A couple of years later, it's something else. Which is why it's so hypocritical." Today, though Alice Cooper is still touring with the "outrageous" show he pioneered in 1976 – which features beheadings, blood, snakes and – dead babies – Alice is a rock icon, a national treasure, doted upon by fans, media and promoters.
Is this Jeselnik's trajectory as well? Will he one day become as acceptable and respectable as the man who sang about orgies in hell, neurotoxic spider venom and necrophilia? I'll bet ten dead babies on it.
ANTHONY JESELNIK: THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS (Oct 2015)
Director: Adam Dubin.
Writer: Anthony Jeselnik.
Starring: Anthony Jeselnik.
Premiered on Oct 2015, on Netflix.
Word Count: 930 No. 1,164
Anthony Jeselnik ◊ Shark Party
S1,Ep4 – March 2013
The "Banned Episode" that turned a whole country against Jeselnik.
Tags:Adam Dubin, Alpha-A, Anthony Jeselnik, Comedy, Review-8, Standup Comedy, THOUGHTS & PRAYERS
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Marina Timofejevna Semjonova (Russisch: Марина Тимофеевна Семёнова) (Sint-Petersburg, 12 juni (o.s. 30 mei) 1908 – Moskou, 9 juni 2010) was een Russisch balletdanseres en choreografe. Zij had de titel "Volksartiest van de Sovjet-Unie" sinds 1975.

Semjonova werd geboren op 12 juni 1908 van de gregoriaanse kalender en op 30 mei 1908 van de juliaanse kalender welke nog werd gebruikt in het toenmalige Keizerrijk Rusland op het moment van haar geboorte. Zij werd geboren in een arbeidersgezin. Een vriendin van Semjonova's moeder inspireerde haar te gaan dansen. Zij werd een van Agrippina Vaganova's eerste leerlingen aan de Vaganova Academie voor Russisch Ballet. Hier studeerde zij af in 1925. Later zou in de annalen van het Sovjet ballet haar afstuderen een ongekende triomf worden genoemd.

Zij ontving de Stalinprijs in 1941 en ging met pensioen in 1952. Waarna zij een van de belangrijkste leraressen en repetitoren van het Bolsjojtheater werd. O.a.: Natalia Bessmertnova, Loedmila Semenjaka en Nina Ananiashvili behoorden tot haar leerlingen.

Op 96-jarige leeftijd stopte zij met lesgeven. Het is bekend dat zij een warme vriendschap had met de jonge danser Nikolaj Tsiskaridzje welke haar diverse malen heeft geïnterviewd. Zij heeft een dochter met recitator Vsevolod Aksjonov. In 2008 vierde het Bolsjojtheater haar 100e verjaardag. Semjonova stierf op 9 juni 2010 in haar woning in Moskou, slechts drie dagen voor haar 102e verjaardag.

Russisch balletdanser
Russisch choreograaf
Russisch honderdplusser

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Calhoun County Airport  is a county-owned public-use airport in Calhoun County, Mississippi, United States. It is located one nautical mile (1.15 mi, 1.85 km) southwest of the central business district of Pittsboro, Mississippi. The airport is included in the FAA's National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems for 2011–2015, which categorized it as a general aviation facility.

Facilities and aircraft
Calhoun County Airport covers an area of  at an elevation of 387 feet (118 m) above mean sea level. It has one runway designated 15/33 with an asphalt surface measuring 3,200 by 60 feet (975 x 18 m). For the 12-month period ending February 15, 2011, the airport had 5,820 general aviation aircraft operations, an average of 15 per day.

References

External links
 Aerial image as of February 1996 from USGS The National Map

Airports in Mississippi
Buildings and structures in Calhoun County, Mississippi
Transportation in Calhoun County, Mississippi


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package main

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"math/big"

	"github.com/spf13/cobra"
	"k8s.io/kops/cmd/kops/util"
	"k8s.io/kops/pkg/commands/commandutils"
	"k8s.io/kops/upup/pkg/fi"
	"k8s.io/kubectl/pkg/util/i18n"
	"k8s.io/kubectl/pkg/util/templates"
)

var (
	promoteKeypairLong = templates.LongDesc(i18n.T(`
	Promote a keypair to be the primary, used for signing.

	If no keypair ID is provided, the most recently added keypair
	that has a private key will be promoted if it was added after
	the current primary.

	If the keyset is specified as "all", each rotatable keyset will
	have its most recently added keypair (with a private key and
	added after the current primary) promoted.
    `))

	promoteKeypairExample = templates.Examples(i18n.T(`
	# Promote the newest ca keypair to be the primary.
	kops promote keypair ca \
		--name k8s-cluster.example.com --state s3://my-state-store

    # Promote a specific service-account keypair to be the primary.
	kops promote keypair service-account 5938372002934847 \
		--name k8s-cluster.example.com --state s3://my-state-store

	# Promote the newest keypair (having a private key) in each rotatable keyset.
	kops promote keypair all \
		--name k8s-cluster.example.com --state s3://my-state-store
	`))

	promoteKeypairShort = i18n.T(`Promote a keypair to be the primary, used for signing.`)
)

type PromoteKeypairOptions struct {
	ClusterName string
	Keyset      string
	KeypairID   string
}

// NewCmdPromoteKeypair returns a promote keypair command.
func NewCmdPromoteKeypair(f *util.Factory, out io.Writer) *cobra.Command {
	options := &PromoteKeypairOptions{}

	cmd := &cobra.Command{
		Use:     "keypair {KEYSET [ID] | all}",
		Short:   promoteKeypairShort,
		Long:    promoteKeypairLong,
		Example: promoteKeypairExample,
		Args: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) error {
			options.ClusterName = rootCommand.ClusterName(true)

			if options.ClusterName == "" {
				return fmt.Errorf("--name is required")
			}

			if len(args) == 0 {
				return fmt.Errorf("must specify name of keyset promote keypair in")
			}

			options.Keyset = args[0]

			if len(args) > 2 {
				return fmt.Errorf("can only promote to one keyset at a time")
			}
			if len(args) > 1 {
				if options.Keyset == "all" {
					return fmt.Errorf("cannot specify ID with \"all\"")
				}

				options.KeypairID = args[1]
			}

			return nil
		},
		ValidArgsFunction: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string, toComplete string) ([]string, cobra.ShellCompDirective) {
			return completePromoteKeyset(f, options, args, toComplete)
		},
		RunE: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) error {
			return RunPromoteKeypair(context.TODO(), f, out, options)
		},
	}

	return cmd
}

// RunPromoteKeypair promotes a keypair.
func RunPromoteKeypair(ctx context.Context, f *util.Factory, out io.Writer, options *PromoteKeypairOptions) error {
	if !rotatableKeysetFilter(options.Keyset, nil) {
		return fmt.Errorf("promoting keypairs for %q is not supported", options.Keyset)
	}

	cluster, err := GetCluster(ctx, f, options.ClusterName)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("getting cluster: %q: %v", options.ClusterName, err)
	}

	clientSet, err := f.Clientset()
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("getting clientset: %v", err)
	}

	keyStore, err := clientSet.KeyStore(cluster)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("getting keystore: %v", err)
	}

	if options.Keyset != "all" {
		return promoteKeypair(out, options.Keyset, options.KeypairID, keyStore)
	}

	keysets, err := keyStore.ListKeysets()
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("listing keysets: %v", err)
	}

	for name := range keysets {
		if rotatableKeysetFilter(name, nil) {
			if err := promoteKeypair(out, name, "", keyStore); err != nil {
				return fmt.Errorf("promoting keypair for %s: %v", name, err)
			}
		}
	}

	return nil
}

func promoteKeypair(out io.Writer, name string, keypairID string, keyStore fi.CAStore) error {
	keyset, err := keyStore.FindKeyset(name)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("reading keyset: %v", err)
	} else if keyset == nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("keyset not found")
	}

	if keypairID == "" {
		highestTrustedId := big.NewInt(0)
		for id, item := range keyset.Items {
			if item.PrivateKey != nil && item.DistrustTimestamp == nil {
				itemId, ok := big.NewInt(0).SetString(id, 10)
				if ok && highestTrustedId.Cmp(itemId) < 0 {
					highestTrustedId = itemId
				}
			}
		}

		keypairID = highestTrustedId.String()
		if keypairID == keyset.Primary.Id {
			fmt.Fprintf(out, "No %s keypair newer than current primary %s\n", name, keypairID)
			return nil
		}
	} else if item := keyset.Items[keypairID]; item != nil {
		if item.DistrustTimestamp != nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("keypair is distrusted")
		}
		if item.PrivateKey == nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("keypair has no private key")
		}
	} else {
		return fmt.Errorf("keypair not found")
	}

	keyset.Primary = keyset.Items[keypairID]
	err = keyStore.StoreKeyset(name, keyset)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("writing keyset: %v", err)
	}

	fmt.Fprintf(out, "Promoted %s %s\n", name, keypairID)
	return nil
}

func completePromoteKeyset(f commandutils.Factory, options *PromoteKeypairOptions, args []string, toComplete string) ([]string, cobra.ShellCompDirective) {
	commandutils.ConfigureKlogForCompletion()
	ctx := context.TODO()

	cluster, clientSet, completions, directive := GetClusterForCompletion(ctx, f, nil)
	if cluster == nil {
		return completions, directive
	}

	keyset, _, completions, directive := completeKeyset(cluster, clientSet, args, rotatableKeysetFilter)
	if keyset == nil {
		return completions, directive
	}

	if len(args) == 1 {
		return completeKeypairID(keyset, func(keyset *fi.Keyset, item *fi.KeysetItem) bool {
			return item.DistrustTimestamp == nil && item.Id != keyset.Primary.Id
		})
	}

	if len(args) > 2 {
		return commandutils.CompletionError("too many arguments", nil)
	}

	return nil, cobra.ShellCompDirectiveNoFileComp
}

func completeKeypairID(keyset *fi.Keyset, filter func(keyset *fi.Keyset, item *fi.KeysetItem) bool) (completions []string, directive cobra.ShellCompDirective) {
	for _, item := range keyset.Items {
		if filter(keyset, item) {
			completions = append(completions, fmt.Sprintf("%s\tissued %s", item.Id, item.Certificate.Certificate.NotBefore.Format("2006-01-02 15:04:05")))
		}
	}

	return completions, cobra.ShellCompDirectiveNoFileComp
}

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Times are changing for swine and poultry producers. With the reduction in antibiotic usage, producers are discovering a whole new set of management challenges which impact animal health and performance. When using medications, feed and water quality problems can be disguised. However, in today's production systems, those previously low priority concerns are now major issues.
When gut integrity is uncompromised, contaminants from feed and water move through the animal with little negative impact to the animal or its performance.
However, if contaminants from feed and water get into the animal and the gut is NOT healthy (due to strain from stressors like heat, feed changes, disease, etc.), contaminants have the ability to invade the gut lining and potentially move into the blood stream, going systemic and causing major production and health issues.
Cleaning up the contaminants before they get into your animals takes a programmed approach focused on four key areas: Fat, Grain, Finished Feed and Water.
Oxidation of fats and oils, an irreparable process, occurs when oxygen is absorbed as a result of free radicals attacking the fatty acids. This process results in a conversion of the fatty acids into harmful byproducts including peroxides and aldehydes. When fed to animals, these toxic contaminants in the fat may lead to internal oxidative stress, negative gut health implications and immunity challenges for the animal.
The quality of fats and oils can quickly deteriorate due to oxidation. This deterioration in quality has been shown to have a negative impact on animal health, resulting in poorer performing animals. Clean fat means clean feed.
For livestock and poultry producers, the single largest ingredient in diets is grain. Whether the grain is corn, wheat, barley, sorghum or another source of starch, quality begins to degrade the day the crop is harvested. After harvest, there are several steps in the supply chain through which grain is transported, stored and processed. Each step increases losses in quality, quantity and nutrient content and these losses build up. This results in a significant revenue loss for the producer and the end user.
Preservation of grain quality as it passes through the supply chain means better performance for livestock producers. After harvest and during storage, mold growth consumes the nutritional value of grain. Controlling mold growth during storage helps retain the energy, amino acids and vitamin levels found in the crop at harvest. Application of grain preservatives controls mold growth and helps maintain the quality of the grain during storage. Clean grain means clean feed.
Maintaining quality of raw materials as they enter the feed mill helps ensure feed integrity. But what happens to feed after it leaves the feed mill? Moisture in feed bins, mold in conveyors and feed lodged in the corners of feed pans are just a few of the problems which conspire to impact feed integrity.
The goal of every livestock and poultry producer is to ensure the feed and feed ingredients used in their operations deliver the nutritional requirements needed to maximize performance. Safeguarding feed quality starts when raw materials arrive at the feed mill and continues through manufacturing and storage. Nutritionists carefully formulate diets to meet animal growth and performance requirements and rely on the feed mill to supply the highest quality ingredients. Controlling molds and mycotoxins in feed is key when considering your feed quality. Clean feed means more profit.
Did you know water is the most essential component of an animal's diet?
Often a forgotten management element, water quality plays a significant role in overall animal health and production performance. Water is involved in almost all aspects of animal metabolism. A clean, safe water supply is a necessity for healthy animals. Water can be easily contaminated by pathogens, including Salmonella, E. coli, Pasteurella, Streptococcus and Clostridium, which can compromise animal health and performance.
As management practices change and the industry begins to reduce or remove antibiotic use in livestock and poultry production, water quality is taking on an increasingly valuable role. Providing livestock and poultry with a clean water source, free of bacteria and other pathogens, should be a priority for today's livestock and poultry producers. Clean water means more profits.
Team Up to Clean Up with the Kemin portfolio of products providing targeted solutions to clean up your fat, grain, feed and water. As the recognized authority in feed and water quality, Kemin helps you maintain maximum performance regardless of the level of antibiotics used in your operation. Download the PDF, Team Up to Clean Up with Our Clean Up Program, to learn more about the program designed for you and the Kemin products available to help you and your operation.


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Screengrab/RTÉ Six One Marioara Rostas's brother, father and mother.
# Marioara
Marioara Rostas family speak of their grief and 'dreadful pain' over teenager's killing
"My heart aches for my family, for my girl who was killed," her mother told RTÉ's Prime Time.
Jul 31st 2014, 10:56 PM
THE FAMILY OF murdered teenager Marioara Rostas has spoken of their "dreadful pain" over the 18-year-old's death.
The teenager, who had come to Ireland from Romania three weeks before her death, disappeared while begging at traffic lights in Dublin's south inner city centre in 2008.
Her body was discovered in the Dublin mountains four years after her disappearance. Today, a 35-year-old Dublin man who was on trial for her death was found not guilty of her murder, RTÉ reported.
"My heart aches for my family, for my girl who was killed," her mother told RTÉ Prime Time.
My heart aches when I cook and I see she is no longer here with us at the dinner table, never again in the family, and my children also cry after her and their heart aches, she was my good daughter.
Marioara Rostas's brother Dumitru also spoke of his pain at her loss, and of the circumstances surrounding her disappearance:
[A] pain, a dreadful pain deep down in my soul for the rest of my life; my sister and I were together at the roundabout to beg and in two seconds she was no longer there and she doesn't exist any longer… It's very painful.
The family moved to Ireland after her father Dumitru lost his furniture factory job in Romania, and have since moved back to Romania.
He told Prime Time that that he does not condemn the Irish people for what happened to Marioara, but if he had thought his child would have come to harm, he would never have travelled here:
I do not condemn all the Irish people, because these people didn't do me anything wrong, when I came to beg – people helped us and they gave us money, so I don't condemn all the people in Ireland, I condemn the criminal who killed my daughter without doing anything wrong to him, she didn't know him and I'm sorry that if I knew this was going to happen, I would have never come, I would have rather died at home than to come to Ireland if I knew that my daughter was going to be killed here in Ireland…that's all.
Susan Ryan
susanryan@thejournal.ie
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Here are the new rules for social distancing taking effect Monday
Austin Huguelet
The rules described in this story have since been updated. Click here for the latest.
Much of Missouri is about to "reopen."
After weeks of imposing ever-stricter orders, state and local officials have announced plans to loosen things up Monday in an effort to get the economy back on its feet amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The rules will differ from place to place, though.
The state health department has created a relatively lenient standard everyone has to at least match, but local governments can impose stricter rules if they want.
That's why St. Louis and Kansas City can remain under stay-at-home orders, Springfield and Greene County can be stricter than some of the suburbs, and why the suburbs can be stricter than places abiding solely by the state order.
No matter where you're at in the state, the following rules apply from Monday through May 31:
People must stay 6 feet away from non-family members in public unless they're doing a job that makes that impossible, in which case they should take "enhanced precautionary measures."
Schools remain closed to in-person classes for students through the academic school year.
Nursing homes and similar facilities remain closed to visitors unless they're providing "critical assistance" or visiting "in end-of-life circumstances."
Retail businesses must limit the number of customers to 25 percent occupancy in stores with less than 10,000 square feet and 10 percent occupancy in larger stores.
Restaurants can reopen dine-in services if they employ social distancing measures, such as keeping tables 6 feet apart, avoiding communal seatings of parties that are not connected, and having no more than 10 people at a single table.
Also: State office buildings will reopen and the state Capitol will stay open while the General Assembly is in session.
Springfield, Greene County and Willard
In Springfield from Monday through May 31, in parts of Greene County without a separate order in place from Monday through May 24, and in Willard from Monday through at least May 11, other rules will also apply.
Public gatherings of more than 15 people remain banned unless they're part of a business's daily operations.
Indoor religious services with more than 15 people remain prohibited, but drive-in services are allowed if 1) cars are parked in every other space or are at least 9 feet apart, 2) no one interacts physically with people in other vehicles, 3) no one leaves their cars at any time, 4) non-family members stay 6 feet apart at all times, and 5) restrooms are closed except for emergencies.
Restaurants can re-open dine-in service — except for self-service buffets and counter seating — with dine-in customer limits determined by dividing the square footage of a business's indoor space or outdoor dining area by 30 and then multiplying that by 0.25. That means a 2,500 square-foot area could have 20 dine-in customers in it.
Personal service businesses like hair salons and tattoo parlors can re-open if 1) employees wear masks when providing services, 2) customers wear masks or facial covers as much as possible, and 3) the business observes limits on total occupancy (customers, employees, and vendors included). The occupancy limits are determined by taking the square footage of a business divided by 30 and dividing that result by 4 if the business has less than 10,000 square feet or 10 if the business has more.
Most other "non-essential" businesses can reopen with customer occupancy limits determined by taking the square footage of a business divided by 30 and dividing that result by 4 if the business has less than 10,000 square feet or 10 if the business has more.
But businesses whose activity "enhances the risk of the spread of communicable disease" — such as movie theaters, museums, concerts, bars, nightclubs and conference centers — must remain closed.
Swimming pools must also remain closed until May 23.
Republic, Nixa and Ozark
Springfield suburbs Republic, Nixa and Ozark will have looser rules in place from Monday to May 31.
Dining in at restaurants and conducting retail business will be subject to the same rules as those prescribed by the state.
Restaurants and all other public locations aside from retail businesses will also be limited to 50 percent of total authorized occupancy.
Public gatherings of more than 20 people will be discouraged, but not prohibited.
In Republic, businesses will also be able to use outdoor space, including parking lots, to conduct business without it being counted toward their square footage so along as social distancing is observed and appropriate safety measures are taken.
In parts of Christian County without other rules in place, things will be a bit stricter from Monday through May 31.
Restaurants and all other public locations aside from retail businesses will also be limited to 50 percent of total authorized occupancy as in Nixa and Ozark.
But public gatherings of more than 20 people will remain banned unless they're a part of daily business activity.
Personal service businesses like barbershops and hair salons will be able to reopen, but they'll have to adhere to the same occupancy limits and mask requirements as their counterparts in Springfield.
Coronavirus in Missouri:Springfield, Greene County to allow most businesses to open with some restrictions
Other cities and counties
In recent days, Marshfield, Rogersville, Bolivar and Webster, Polk and Lawrence counties have all announced they will be adhering the state order in effect Monday through May 31 with no additional regulations.
In a news release Friday, Branson Mayor Edd Akers said his city's Board of Aldermen will be working on changes Monday.
Austin Huguelet is the News-Leader's politics reporter. Got something he should know? Have a question? Call him at 417-403-8096 or email him at ahuguelet@news-leader.com. You can also support local journalism at News-Leader.com/subscribe.


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University of Huddersfield inspiring young designers to explore creativity in print
When PhD student and senior lecturer, Brent Hardy-Smith discovered the textile department's new Mimaki UJF, he saw a great deal of potential.
The University of Huddersfield takes a unique approach to how it promotes the benefits of digital printing to its undergraduates, and much of this is down to a chance encounter that PhD student and senior lecturer, Brent Hardy-Smith had four years ago with Stephen Calcutt; Technical Manager Coordinator at the university's School of Art, Design and Architecture.
"I became aware that the university had invested in a bit of kit that could produce a UV varnish," recalls Hardy-Smith. "At the time, I didn't know what or how, but after a bit of investigation, I discovered the textile department's new Mimaki UJF." That machine now sits alongside a state of the art Mimaki Tx300P-1800 direct to textile printer in a facility that also offers small format transfer printing, large format graphics output, binding, finishing and other print processes.
This is no ordinary university print bureau though. Under the watchful eye of Calcutt, the space has evolved into an inspirational and collaborative hub that oozes creativity, challenging teaching norms and encouraging students to question and investigate every aspect of the design and print process.
"I'm not here to sit and critique students' work," says Hardy-Smith. "Instead, I run workshops, learning alongside the students. Our methodology is all about discovery and transformative design, using the printers as creative tools and collaborating with other technology and materials."
This is apparent when looking at some of the work undergraduates presented at their final year exhibitions. Embroidery, animation, interactive AR elements, microchips – all interlaced into digitally printed fabrics, books and photographs. "Bringing the Mimaki UJF into the facility transformed everything," proclaims Calcutt. "It's a school-wide resource; utilised across our textile, graphics, photographic, architectural and fine-art courses and it unites them all – it's incredibly powerful."
Mimaki's UJF series of multi award-winning small format flatbed printers are utilised in a broad array of industries, from high-end decor applications, to the promotional product printing market, within manufacturing environments, as well as many other sectors that benefit from its arsenal of creative tools, such as opaque white ink, clear varnish, vibrant process colours and the ability to print to almost any substrate.
The creative capabilities of the Mimaki printers enable Hardy-Smith to lead students in different directions. "I encourage them to ask, 'can we?' and to question convention," he states. "The design software says what's possible but it's the Mimaki that adds the potential, and this is transforming the way students think about the connection between design and print."
Hardy-Smith's PhD thesis investigates the teaching relationship and there's no doubt the other students are benefiting from the experiential approach he takes with their education. "We focus our sessions towards the creative use of print, rather than simply creating within the software and this allows the students to operate outside the conventional framework."
Their stand at this year's prestigious D&AD New Blood show bore testament to this. Amongst a sea of screens and monitors, Huddersfield's Mimaki printed backdrop embodied a sense of northern English pride and a strong textile heritage. Consisting of a dozen, technologically interactive pieces of digitally printed laundry, each produced by one of the twelve students selected to participate, the washing line graphic promoted the subtle, self-effacing humour that courses through the department. "We're still a little bit under the radar," confesses Hardy-Smith, "but we're incredibly progressive and so passionate about what's achieved here."
"Putting it simply," concludes Calcutt, "We're weaving the creative use of print into the fabric of how we educate the new generation of designers and our suite of Mimaki printers unites everything."
For more information about Mimaki's products, including its full portfolio of printers and inks, please visit www.mimakieurope.com.
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Q: Override next character when the same is typed in Sublime text 4 Is there a way how to set in key-binding file new rule, that when I type character which is already right after the cursor, it will be overridden.
To clarify what I would like to have:
if (ABC === XYZ) { // when I place cursor right after "XYZ" and type ")" mark, it will not be inserted and cursor jump right after the ")" which is already there
  echo "equals"; // when I place cursor right ater "equals" and type ";" mark, it will not be inserted and cursor jump right after the semicolon which is already there. When I type it again then, it will be inserted as usual
}

A: Yes, this is possible - when you press the key you want to skip, check if the character immediately to the right of the caret is the same as the key you pressed, and move over it if so. Here is the concrete bindings for semi-colon and closing paren: (unforunately it involves a bit of repetition because the context can't take a parameter based on which key was pressed without writing some plugin code)
    { "keys": [";"], "command": "move", "args": {"by": "characters", "forward": true}, "context":
      [
        { "key": "selection_empty", "operator": "equal", "operand": true, "match_all": true },
        { "key": "following_text", "operator": "regex_contains", "operand": "^;", "match_all": true },
      ]
    },
    { "keys": [")"], "command": "move", "args": {"by": "characters", "forward": true}, "context":
      [
        { "key": "selection_empty", "operator": "equal", "operand": true, "match_all": true },
        { "key": "following_text", "operator": "regex_contains", "operand": "^\\)", "match_all": true },
      ]
    },

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Fe2VAl-based thin-films were prepared using radio frequency magnetron sputtering technique at various substrate temperatures up to 1073 K. At low substrate temperature below 773 K, we did not observe any evidences of L21 Heusler phase but the epitaxially grown B2-phase, which is considered as a chemically disordered structure of Heusler-phase. At high substrate temperatures above 773 K, L21 ordering became observable and its volume fraction was increased with increasing the substrate temperature. The sample deposited at 1073 K, that was considered as the highly ordered L21-phase, possessed S ≈ −120 μV K−1 at around 340 K, and this value is almost the same with that previously reported for bulk samples. The power factor indicated large values exceeding 2.0 mWm−1K−2 at the room temperature. The thermal conductivity of Fe2VAl thin-film was reduced to a half value of the bulk. As a result, the maximum figure of merit was almost doubled to 0.07 at 400 K from 0.04 of bulk samples.


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Schizura cinereofrons är en fjärilsart som beskrevs av Alpheus Spring Packard 1864. Schizura cinereofrons ingår i släktet Schizura och familjen tandspinnare. Inga underarter finns listade.

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In collaboration with and performed at Confidencen, Ulriksdal Palace Theatre.
Thanks to the University College of Opera, Stockholm for their participation.
What happens if you can't have the one you love? In this adaptation of Handel's opera, we follow a story of jealousy, madness, love and youth against the backdrop of war. Together, composer Johan Ramström, dramatist Sophie Helsing and director Ellen Lamm, have created a performance inspired by the medieval epic poem The Song of Roland and 1700s aesthetics as well as modern TV series.
The performance is suitable for secondary school students.
Thanks to the University College of Opera, Stockholm, for their participation.


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The Headless Horseman. Comes with two pumpkins (that you can add yourself).
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The legend of the Headless Horseman (also known as "the Headless Hessian of the Hollow") begins in Sleepy Hollow, New York, during the American Revolutionary War. Traditional folklore holds that the Horseman was a Hessian trooper who was killed during the Battle of White Plains in 1776. He was decapitated by an American cannonball, and the shattered remains of his head were left on the battlefield while his comrades hastily carried his body away. Eventually they buried him in the cemetery of the Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow, from which he rises as a malevolent ghost, furiously seeking his lost head and wielding a Jack-o'-Lantern as a temporary replacement and/or weapon.
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Purplebricks has released more details of expansion plans to recruit hundreds of additional Local Property Experts.
The recruitment drive was launched yesterday - Estate Agent Today reported it here - and the hybrid agency makes no bones about its overall ambition, which according to a statement is "to become the biggest estate agent in the UK."
Now its website reveals specifics about where its new recruit LPEs are being sought.
LPEs are required in Worcestershire, Cornwall, Wiltshire, Hampshire, Gloucestershire, Devon, Dorset, the Isle of Wight, Bristol and Somerset, many regions of Scotland, Yorkshire, Lancashire, Tyne & Wear, Greater Manchester, Durham, Northumberland, Cumbria, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire, Oxfordshire, parts of East Anglia, swathes of the East Midlands and West Midlands, Hertfordshire, Surrey, Sussex, Essex, Cardiff and parts of Greater London.
LPE advertisements all claim that on target earnings will be £45,000 per year.
Specific Local Lettings Experts are required in St Alabns (with OTE £60,000), London (OTE £55,000) and Medway (OTE £45,000).
After the announcement of the recruitment drive yesterday, Purplebricks' share price hit a new high of 454.75 - over four and a half times the value when the agency launched to the stock market in December 2015. It eventually closed at just over 452.00.
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As a staff team we desired to have the opportunity to spend some quality time together and with the staff team of Illini Life the collegiate church at UofI without the rush of the school year around us. We're excited to get to relax, play, build a snowman, and make some memories together and wanted to invite anyone who was interested in joining us.
Extras: You'll also need to cover gas and meals on the road and our first night there. Lift tickets at each of the resorts cost about $50 a day. Cheaper if you do multiple days. Rental equipment is around $36 a day. Check out the resort websites above for precise info. We may look into a group rate once we see how much interest there is in skiing.
Who: Well, the staff and families and you. There is a limited number of spots so sign up soon!


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Q: CSS transition on background-color I have a div with a background color and css transitions
#foo {
    background-color:rgba(255,0,0,0.9);
    -webkit-transition: all 3000ms ease;
    -moz-transition: all 3000ms ease;
    -o-transition: all 3000ms ease;
    transition: all 3000ms ease;
}

I also have a button. When the button is clicked, I would like to

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*immediately switch the div to transparent background and a final height

*create a fade-in effect on background-color property only

To accomplish this, I've created some classes for the div
#foo.transparent {
    background-color:transparent;
}

#foo.final {
    background-color:rgba(255,0,0,0.9);
    height:400px;
}

and apply them to the div with jQuery on click
$('#start').click(function() {
    $('#foo').addClass('transparent').addClass('final');
});

Unfortunately, height switches immediately to the final value (this is correct), but the background color doesn't perform the required transition from transparent to final value. What am I missing?
(fiddle)

A: I think an easier solution might be to use jQuery's fadeIn() effect, like this:
Html:
<button id="start">start animation</button>

some content

CSS:
#foo {
background-color:rgba(255,0,0,0.9);
}

#foo.final {
    height:400px
}

JQuery:
$('#start').click(function() {
    console.log('click');
    $('#foo').addClass('final').hide().fadeIn();
});

And your updated fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/aqw4cbss/3/

A: height is not animatiable. use min-height && max-height instead.
plus the backgrounds in your initial state and final state are the same, so how can it be transitioned from 2 equals state.
jsfiddle

A: I think you should look into JQuery .animate and .css functions.
$('#foo').css("opacity", "0");
$('#foo').animate({backgroundColor: "green"}, 500);

note: you should specify a default background-color and opacity in the css to transition from.
EDIT: You'll need the JQuery Color plugin in order to make this work (it's very small.)
https://github.com/jquery/jquery-color


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Food challenge winners moving on to district competition
Nov 27, 2018 at 8:43 AM Nov 27, 2018 at 8:45 AM
GLEN ROSE — Two teams and five individuals will be advancing to district competition after award-winning showings at the Somervell County Food Show & Food Challenge held at the Expo Center in mid-November.
"The Food Show and Food Challenge are designed to teach kids how to prepare nutritious, safe dishes and adopt behaviors that can help reduce their risk of disease," said Somervell County AgriLife Extension agent Ellerie Jackson.
In the food challenge, the participants were given a set of ingredients and no receipt, and they were given 40 minutes to prepare a dish, a presentation and clean up their work stations.
For the dish, they were given chicken, chili powder, salt, Velveeta, pasta, red bell pepper, orange bell pepper and onion.
The team of Pink Food Mingo's (Kali Paxton, Caitlyn Frush, Kinley Reynolds and coach Pam Reynolds) took first place, while the team of Tiger 44's (Kennedy Graue, Sophia Veno, Charlie Outen, Cadey Mikulenka and coach Shannon Outen) placed second.
Pink Food Mingo's also received the Team Spirit Award where teams were judged based on communication, teamwork, enthusiasm and professional appearance, Jackson said.
Both teams earned a spot in The District Food Show and Food Challenge Contest on Dec. 12 at the Bell County Expo Center.
"These 4-Hers have become skilled chefs and nutritionists throughout this project," Jackson said. "Most of all, I am proud of these 4-H members for their ability to recognize healthy nutritious foods and to be able to create healthy nutritious foods. This is a skill they will be able to use throughout life and share with others."
On the individual Food Show Junior division, Veno (Bread & Cereal), Sidny Hardcastle (Main Dish) and Cadey Mikulenka (Nutritious Snack) earned a bid to the district competition, while in the Intermediate division Payton Alexander (Main Dish), and in the Senior division, Kate Reedy (Main Dish) earned a spot for the district event.
"I am excited to see how each one of these Somervell County 4-H members does at the district contest," Jackson said. "I know they will do great and make Somervell County very proud."
Also, Reagan Stegemoller and Jayde Umphress were second and third, respectively, in the Main Dish Junior division.