There are many different versions of borscht, a reddish-purple Russian soup traditionally made from beetroot. Unlike this interpretation, many are chunky. If you puree the soup as the recipe directs, you don't have to worry about precision when you're chopping.
The simplest way to peel celeriac is to remove the rough, knobby skin with a sharp chef's knife.
I've mad this recipe a few times and always get compliments and find it is a good, winter soup. In general, we've found it tastes better the next day after the flavour develop and that it tastes best when I freeze the leftovers and we eat it a few weeks later. I do make a few standard changes omitting the beer, substituting Jerusalem Artichokes for the potato and increasing the spices. I also very some of the veg depending what I have on hand.
Just made the borscht based on this recipe. It tastes great. Made some adjustment to it though - skip the blender part completely, didn't add any sugar or potatoes, added bay leaf. The ingredients should not be overcooked. Love it.
First - Borscht is a Ukrainian, not Russian dish. Second - NO BEER!!! Are you kidding? Of course it will be terrible with it! And no vinegar! And pureeing spoils the Borscht. I once tried to do so for my child - but I understood that this is such a soup that requires chunkiness.
I've been trying different borsch recipes and I definately wouldn't recommend this one, if you're looking for borsch try http://yulinkacooks.blogspot.com/2008/10/borsch-20.html, it's 4-6 hours to make the broth (beef or chicken work equally well) but well worth it.
My daughter and I thought we would try beets because we'd never had them before. I saw this recipe and loved the color, so I made it last night. Unlike some others that posted reviews, I didn't mind the chopping/peeling, so that was no big deal. But the taste, wow, really awful. Tasted like dirt, literally. Don't get me wrong, I like parsnips, turnips, mushrooms and cabbage, so I do like root vegetables, but this was so bad we took a few bites and ran the rest down the disposal. Really bad.
I thought this was pretty good, but nothing spectacular. Certainly not worth the effort of the veggie chopping. I probably would not make again.


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Q: Sharing a Binding Source Between Two Controls Not Working I'm creating a form that will act as a master-detail editor. I have 2 controls on this form. One is basically a list of mater items and the other control is the details of the item. I'm trying to use a the same BindingSource object in both controls so that when a change is made on the master control, the detail control will get updated.
In my form I have:
EmployerCollection employerCollection = new EmployerCollection();
employerCollection.GetMulti(null, 0, new SortExpression(EmployerFields.Name | SortOperator.Ascending));
bsEmployers.DataSource = employerCollection;

masterControl.Init(bsEmployers);
detailControl.Init(bsEmpoyers);

In my masterControl I have:
public void Init(BindingSource bs)
{
    bsEmployers = bs;
}

However for the life of me I can't get my master control to display the data in the binding source when I pass it in this way.
I can get binding to work only if I remove the bsEmployers = bs line and move the other logic as follows:
public void Init(BindingSource bs)
    {
        EmployerCollection employerCollection = new EmployerCollection();
        employerCollection.GetMulti(null, 0, new SortExpression(EmployerFields.Name |             SortOperator.Ascending));
        bsEmployers.DataSource = employerCollection;
    }

Does anyone have any idea what I can't pass the BindingSource object in to share it? I tried calling RefreshBindings in my control, but it did not seem to have any effect.
Thanks.

A: I don't think that the BindingSource was intended to be used that way. I would recommend passing the EmployerCollection value to the Init method and have each control create its own BindingSource using the EmployerCollection.

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The author used lexical repetitions to emphasize a significant image; cursed, he, and, me, pinched, they, i, em, laughed are repeated.
The poet used anaphora at the beginnings of some neighboring lines. The same words no, i, the are repeated.
The author used the same words i, the at the beginnings of some neighboring stanzas. The figure of speech is a kind of anaphora.


British/French rapper and singer Octavian has been named the BBC Sound Of 2019 winner.
BBC Radio 1 have been counting down each day to the BBC Sound Of 2019 winner, which is today revealed to be Octavian, a French/British artist best known for his collaboration with esteemed producer Mura Masa on "Move Me".
At just 23, Octavian has already won over Drake, and has released some huge singles like "Party Here" and "Little", before dropping his debut mixtape SPACEMAN late last year.
King Princess was named as second in the Sound Of 2019 poll yesterday, while Grace Carter took third place on Wednesday (9 January). Rapper slowthai was named as fourth, with Spanish singer Rosalía being named as fifth in the shortlist.
Last year's BBC Sound Of title went to Norwegian pop icon Sigrid.
Octavian's SPACEMAN mixtape is out now.


All online sales end at 5PM unless posted as sold out. Tickets will be available at the door for purchase starting at 7PM.
You can see George Clinton & Parliament/Funkadelic almost any month somewhere in the United States or Europe. So when P-Funk Frontman Mike Clip Payne gets the 420 Funk Mob together it's not just a concert it's an EVENT. The band turns down more shows than they take. It's been that way since their first sold out show at TRAMPS NYC in 1997 and contines that way in 2012. The band has a reputation as the"Pfunk version of the Garcia Band" that has given them cult status in the Pfunk world since 1997. Now their psychedelic funk rock attack has spilled over into the jam band scene with appearances at events like NY Harvest Festival, Universal Church of Love & Music, the Mateel Summer Music Festival in Humboldt County and most recently the High Times Medical Cannabis Cup.
The 420 Funk Mob features an allstar cast of musicians from inside and outside the world of Parliament Funkadelic. The band can be an 8 piece power Psychedlic Funk Rock band or a 23 piece Funkestra featuring horns, background singers and strings. You never know who is gonna show up or what the band is going to do. Past mob members read like a Who's Who of legendary and Up and Coming performers. Garry Shider, George Clinton,Mike Kidd Funkadelic Hampton, Lige Cury, Fred Wesley, Stanley Jordan,Leo Neocentelli from the Meters,James Otto, Shannon Lawson and Jon Nicholson from the MuzikMafia, Eric McFadden, Zach Alford to name just a few. Check out the EPK for the complete list.
The 420 Funk Mob has had quite a lot of "Firsts" in their carrer.
420FM's first show at the legendary Tramps in New York City Sold Out in Minutes.
The band first TV appearance on Canal+ was viewed by over 10 million households.
The 420FM are the FIRST and ONLY unsigned band to play the Super Bowl appearing as the official ESPN/NFL Tailgate Party Band at Super Bowl 39.
420 Funk Mob and it's label mate DRUGS were the first bands to be Broadcast Live on Sirius Satellite Radio's first day of world wide web casting.
The 420 Funk Mob opened up the year with a special Valentines Day party at the Spotlight Tavern in Beverly Mass on P Funks off days in Boston while George Clinton's Berkeley Doctorate Celebrations were going on. . The sold out crowd crushed the stage as the band tore through an incredible set of Funkadelic, Pfunk All Star, Parliament and Sly Stone Classics. To everybodys Surprise the Dr. Funkenstein aka George Clinton showed up and hung out with the crowd most of the night before jumping up on stage for a couple of tunes halfway through the show. The band followed it up with a special end of tour hometown show at the Bearsville Theater in Woodstock. With just two days notice an almost sold out crowd danced the night away to a very special 420 Funk Mob set with a band that was basically Funkadelic.
4The 420 Funk Mob will finish off the year taking their club festival the 420FM Super Meltdown TripFest on the road with special guests Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk. They will be joined on select dates by George Clinton or George Clinton & Parliamenet/Funkadelic, DRUGS, and some very special surprises.


These gorgeous crochet dachshunds by Anne Claire Petit are a firm favourite here at London Mummy.
Whilst ideal as a gift for a new baby or toddler, they are also popular as a fun gift for a dog lover.
Each crochet dachshund is handmade using organic cotton and machine washable.
Approx 24cm from nose to tail & approx 11cm in height.
Machine washable at 30 degrees and suitable from birth.
Overseas deliveries are sent via Royal Mail's International Signed For or Airsure services.


The Hotel Aurach is located in the idyllic village of Aurach. The ski area and cosmopolitan town of Kitzbühel are just 3km away, with bars, shops and leisure facilities, and easily accessible by ski bus or taxi.
Aurach itself is a small and very pictureseque village where you can appreciate the contrasting peace and quiet.
The family-run Hotel Aurach, has a welcoming lounge with open fireplace and bar where you can relax after your evening meal. A friendly atmosphere flows throughout this traditionally decorated property. Rooms at the hotel are a good side whether you choose a twin, triple or quad room, and have all the basic facilities needed for a great holiday.
Meals at the Aurach are taken in the hotel's bright and airy dining room. Begin the day with a cold buffet breakfast offering a more-than-adequate selection to get you ready for a day on the mountain. In the evenings, it's a 3-course hearty meal with a choice of main course that you select in advance.
After a long day on the slopes, unwind and relax your muscles in the hotel sauna and relaxation room. When it comes to equipment, all Kitzbühel pre-bookable ski packs are available for customers in Aurach, and equipment can be stored at the hire shop in Kitzbühel (local charge).
The hotel is located in Aurach, 3km from Kitzbühel town centre and ski area. Aurach is a small village with limited amenities and a few restaurants. For access to Kitzbühel, the free ski bus runs through Aurach daily (approx. 5-10 minutes ride). The bus stop is just 3 minutes' walk from the hote, or take a taxi for convenience.
The nearest ski lifts are in the centre of Kitzbühel called the Hahnenkammbahn and the Kizbüheler Hornbahn. And, a top tip during busier times is to take the ski bus in the opposite direction to Jochberg and jump on the Wagstatt gondola. This will get you up into the ski area much quicker and where the slopes are often quieter.
Rooms All rooms have a satellite TV and hairdryer.
Twin Room (20m²) - sleeps 2: Austrian twin beds, private bath or shower and WC.
Triple Room (22m²) - sleeps 2-3: Austrian twin beds, single sofa bed, private bath (with shower attachment) and WC.
Aurach has a limited rep service as the tour operator's rep is based in Kitzbühel.
Famous for its candy-coloured buildings, high-end shops and stunning scenery.
Mix of traditional mountain huts and chic gourmet restaurants, including eight with Gault Milau awards.
Racers and spectators come from all over the world for the famous Hahnenkamm Race in January.
Sandwiched between the Hahnenkamm and Kitzbüheler Horn mountains, Kitzbühel is one of the most cosmopolitan Alpine resorts. An imposing Gothic church and brightly-coloured medieval buildings dot the high street - housing traditional hotels, sophisticated shopping, buzzing après and an atmospheric nightlife. Add to that the scenery, a diverse ski area - with 215km of piste - and it's easy to understand Kitzbühel's popularity. It's also home to the Hahnenkamm Streif, the Ski World Cup's most notorious downhill race - which draws crowds of thousands to the biggest annual ski party.
The wide open nursery slopes at the bottom of the Hahnenkamm gondola, close to the town centre, are where the famous 'Red Devils' ski school meet. These nursery slopes provide the perfect introduction to skiing. The Kitzbüheler Horn also offers some great wide, undemanding blue runs.
Amid the wealth of slopes on the huge ski circuit, linked by an efficient lift system and a free ski bus service, intermediates are in their element - the swooping, wooded runs of the Ehrenbachhöhe and the exhilarating descents of the Kitzbüheler Horn and the Bärenbachkogel at Jochberg, to name but a few of the challenging and manageable pistes in store for the competent skier.
Proficient skiers will certainly want to test their skills on the 'Hahnenkamm Streif', considered by many to be the most testing of all the international racing pistes. If you dream of gigantic moguls and exhilarating off-piste, the Ehrenbachhöhe is not to be missed.
The groomed classic and skating-style cross-country trails in Kitzbühel are free to use and most are at valley level. If you're a season langlauf-er, there aren't too many trails to challenge you - only a few have steep climbs and descents, though there is a decent high-altitude track at Pass Thurn. At the Golfclub Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee-Reith, you can also ski from dusk until 9.30pm on 3.3km of floodlit tracks.
Wide powder fields, narrow gullies and spectacular cliff drops make Kitzbühel an exhilarating destination for off-piste skiing. The locals swear by the Kitzbühelerhorn area, with varied terrain and nice slow lifts to help you recover. While most freeriders race over to the Pass Thurn, make sure you bypass to the Raintal as the drop is steeper and the people are sparse. If you want to explore further, the easily accessible backcountry descents stretch across an area of 200km.
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Did you know that a study was presented to the USA Congress back in the 1960s that said we would become so technologically sophisticated before the year 2000 that we would have to work only 5 to 6 hours a day. The "experts" said that the big problem of the 21st century would be what to do with the extra leisure time. Right! Technology has served to speed up our pace of living. Today, most of us are busier than ever!
When was the last time you cherished a moment? When was the last time - you had the time - to simply focus on how you were going to be obedient and responsive to the will and heart of your God? When was the last time you spent time with God as a natural response to the moment - without any outside encouragement or guilt to motivate you?
Say, "The Lord is my Shepherd." Thank your Lord that He knows you by name and wants to spend these moments with you. Talk to Him about cultivating an ever-increasing intimacy with Him.
Say, "In Him, I shall lack nothing. The Lord is my provider." Thank your God that He provides all your needs. Ask Him to carry your worries, burdens, and cares.
Say, "He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside quiet waters. The Lord is my peace." Thank your God for His attention to the details of life. Tell Him you want to see Him more clearly in the details of your life. Ask your Lord to give you His peace.
Say, "He restores my soul. The Lord is my healer." Thank your God that He understands everything you are experiencing in life. Thank Him for being your healer and restorer. Recall in these moments the times where His restoration gave you life.
Say, "He guides me in paths of righteousness for His name's sake. The Lord is my righteousness." Thank your Lord for His guidance in your life. Thank Him for the complete acceptance that He has given you as a gift of His mercy and grace. Ask Him for His righteousness to be revealed in your life.
Say, "Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil for you are with me. You are God who is here." Thank the Lord for His presence that calms every fear. As the book of Hebrews reads, "I will never leave you or forsake you".
Say, "Your rod and your staff, they comfort me." Thank the Lord for His authority in your life to discipline and correct your. Thank your God that you can never mess up so bad that you would fear punishment by Him.
Say, "You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. The Lord is my banner of victory." Thank the Lord for His strength and protection in your life!
Say, "You anoint me head with oil. My cup overflows." Thank your God for His grace, mercy and favor. Ask Him for the enjoyment of His presence during these moments of quiet.
What changes in your life might you need to take in order to nurture a quieter heart within you?
Where do you like to go to be quiet before God? Make plans today to go there in the next few days for some refreshment with the Lord.


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Kit Reviews
ICM 1:48 A-26C-15 Invader (48283)
A-26C-15 Invader
ICM (48283)
Reviewed: Aug 2020
KIT OVERVIEW - ICM 1:48 A-26C-15 Invader (48283)
This is the third boxing of the ICM new tool and brings us the purpose built C "bomber" variant. The C was used during WW2 and Korea and many of them were later converted to civilan use as fire bombers.
I have previously undertaken a pretty extensive review of the first ICM boxing of the B-26B-50 Korean war Invader which can be found here. I then did a 'What's New' review of the second A-26B-15 kit which is here. For this third kit I will once again focus on what has changed in this new boxing and as you can imagine from a kit perspective it's not a whole lot.
ICM once again provide us three marking options in the box, all natural metal as was the norm for USAAF aircraft in the later part of WW2. As most of the Invaders that saw combat in WW2 were based in the ETO (mostly with the 416th BG) it's to be expected that we would see at least one option catering for these aircraft.
As the Invader squadrons moved into Europe following D-Day to provide closer support to the advancing allied ground units, they naturally began operating from bases in France (A55 Melum) and Belgium (A92 St Trond) during early 1945. It's also good to see ICM include an option for the 47th BG who flew the Invader in the MTO out of Italy, also in early 1945. The only markings that are missing are for a PTO based Invader but I note that ICM have reserved those for another boxing coming in 2020.
If none of the markings provided in the box appeal then ICM have also released an additional set of decals for purchase. Sheet D4801 features four WW2 aircraft. There is one glass nose C option on this sheet for the 495th BS/344th BG, Germany Sept 1945.

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Game was perfect before but the update ruined it. The game was great until the new update. Liberals have destroyed our country. Using this trick is super useful for free games that are similar and have a lot of ads. Who remembers that voodoo was a developer of Limbo Then saw the games they make now and can't help but be disappointed?
I thought you had to buy the app for sound but still no sound.
It is very hard to win one on your first try, so your score would be easily lost. It genuinely makes me smile. Because games like this that play ads every time you die mobile games are dying. They were unhappy in the gay 90's, they were unhappy in the roaring 20's, they were unhappy in the hippy 60's, and they are unhappy now. I really do love this game, but I may have to delete it because of the waste of time spent with ads. Why is there an add after every single round.


Grinding Discs blend welds on contoured surfaces.
Capable of producing 32 RMS finish on stainless steel and non-loading on aluminum, Cut-N-Finish(TM) Discs are constructed of multiple layers of cotton fiber, fully impregnated with aluminum oxide abrasives, and pressed and bonded together to constantly expose fresh abrasives as they work. Flexible bond can follow contoured surfaces for light grinding and blending of MIG and TIG welds. Offered in 4, 4½, and 7 in. dia, discs come in A24, A36, A54, and A80 grit sizes.
A line of flexible cotton fiber impregnated abrasive grinding discs that are ideal for the light grinding and blending of welds on contoured surfaces is available from Rex-Cut Products, Inc. of Fall River, Massachusetts.
Rex-Cut® Cut-N-Finish(TM) Discs are constructed of multiple layers of cotton fiber that are fully impregnated with aluminum oxide abrasives and pressed and bonded together to constantly expose fresh abrasives as they work. Pressed into a waffle pattern that runs cool, they are offered in a flexible bond that can easily follow contoured surfaces for the light grinding and blending of MIG and TIG welds on tanks and vessels in one step.
Capable of producing a 32 RMS finish on stainless steel and non-loading on aluminum, Rex-Cut® Cut-N-Finish(TM) Discs will last up to 20 times longer than flap- and resin fiber discs, claims the firm. Available in flexible and medium bonds with A24, A36, A54, and A80 grit sizes, these discs come in 4", 4-1/2", and 7" dia. sizes. They are also suitable for flat surfaces.
Rex-Cut® Cut-N-Finish(TM) Discs are priced according to grit, size, and quantity. Literature and pricing are available upon request.


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Q: How to download photo from Facebook SDK with Swift 3? Get a crash when downloading user profile photo in iOS app:
let dataPhoto = try! Data(contentsOf: photoURL, options: .mappedIfSafe)

(lldb) po photoURL
▿ https:/scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-1/p200x200/13418946_10208553701714177_3969269576626117653_n.jpg%3Foh=add39246ec9693ecead0529ecbbbfc53&oe=5862D7ED -- file:///

fatal error: 'try!' expression unexpectedly raised an error: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=260 "The file "13418946_10208553701714177_3969269576626117653_n.jpg?oh=add39246ec9693ecead0529ecbbbfc53&oe=5862D7ED" couldn't be opened because there is no such file." UserInfo={NSFilePath=/https:/scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-1/p200x200/13418946_10208553701714177_3969269576626117653_n.jpg?oh=add39246ec9693ecead0529ecbbbfc53&oe=5862D7ED, NSUnderlyingError=0x170246000 {Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=2 "No such file or directory"}}: file /Library/Caches/com.apple.xbs/Sources/swiftlang/swiftlang-800.0.46.2/src/swift/stdlib/public/core/ErrorType.swift, line 178
2016-10-04 12:48:14.317003 Movie Buffs[2722:1318691] fatal error: 'try!' expression unexpectedly raised an error: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=260 "The file "13418946_10208553701714177_3969269576626117653_n.jpg?oh=add39246ec9693ecead0529ecbbbfc53&oe=5862D7ED" couldn't be opened because there is no such file." UserInfo={NSFilePath=/https:/scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-1/p200x200/13418946_10208553701714177_3969269576626117653_n.jpg?oh=add39246ec9693ecead0529ecbbbfc53&oe=5862D7ED, NSUnderlyingError=0x170246000 {Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=2 "No such file or directory"}}: file /Library/Caches/com.apple.xbs/Sources/swiftlang/swiftlang-800.0.46.2/src/swift/stdlib/public/core/ErrorType.swift, line 178

What is going on? With earlier Swift it worked.
Got the same result with this approach:
URLSession.shared.dataTask(with: photoURL) {(dataPhoto, response, error) in

A: Instead of
URL(fileURLWithPath: profilePictureURLStr)

need URL build like this:
let photoURL = URL(string: profilePictureURLStr)!


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namespace Google.Cloud.Security.PrivateCA.V1.Snippets
{
    // [START privateca_v1_generated_CertificateAuthorityService_RevokeCertificate_async]
    using Google.Cloud.Security.PrivateCA.V1;
    using System.Threading.Tasks;

    public sealed partial class GeneratedCertificateAuthorityServiceClientSnippets
    {
        /// <summary>Snippet for RevokeCertificateAsync</summary>
        /// <remarks>
        /// This snippet has been automatically generated and should be regarded as a code template only.
        /// It will require modifications to work:
        /// - It may require correct/in-range values for request initialization.
        /// - It may require specifying regional endpoints when creating the service client as shown in
        ///   https://cloud.google.com/dotnet/docs/reference/help/client-configuration#endpoint.
        /// </remarks>
        public async Task RevokeCertificateRequestObjectAsync()
        {
            // Create client
            CertificateAuthorityServiceClient certificateAuthorityServiceClient = await CertificateAuthorityServiceClient.CreateAsync();
            // Initialize request argument(s)
            RevokeCertificateRequest request = new RevokeCertificateRequest
            {
                CertificateName = CertificateName.FromProjectLocationCaPoolCertificate("[PROJECT]", "[LOCATION]", "[CA_POOL]", "[CERTIFICATE]"),
                Reason = RevocationReason.Unspecified,
                RequestId = "",
            };
            // Make the request
            Certificate response = await certificateAuthorityServiceClient.RevokeCertificateAsync(request);
        }
    }
    // [END privateca_v1_generated_CertificateAuthorityService_RevokeCertificate_async]
}

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Panevėžys apskritis () var et af 10 apskritys i Litauen. Panevėžys apskritis havde et indbyggertal på 278.414(2010), og et areal på 7.881 km². Panevėžys apskritis havde hovedsæde i byen Panevėžys, der også var den største by.

Apskritys som administrative enheder blev nedlagt ved en reform 1. juli 2010, siden da har Panevėžys apskritis været en territorial og statistisk enhed.

Kilder

Se også
 Apskritys i Litauen
 Kommuner i Litauen

Eksterne henvisninger

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Q: Generic fast coded PHP MySQL dynamic insert/update query creating table/fields named as variables if doesnt exists I'm looking for a way to make MySQL insert/update queries more dynamic and fast to code since sometimes one just need another field in a form (when for example prototyping an application). This might be a dumb question.
My idea is to make an insert or update if ids match, and if table/fields doesn't exists create it with one function dynamically.
<?php
// $l is set with some db-login stuff

// creates and inserts
$f[] = nf(1,'this_id_x'); // this_id_* could be a prefix for ids
$f[] = nf('value yep',$fieldname_is_this2)
$tbl_name = "it_didnt_exist";
nyakilian_fiq($l, $tbl_name, $f);
// Done!

//This would do an update on above
$fieldname_is_this2 = "this is now updated";
$f[] = nf(1,'this_id_x');
$f[] = nf($fieldname_is_this2); // the function takes the variable name as field name
$tbl_name = "it_didnt_exist";
nyakilian_fiq($l, $tbl_name, $f);

?>

A: I have been using this function with success. It doesn't add a column but that is against the structure of my MVC framework. Try something like this:
public function save(DatabaseConnection &$db)
{
    $properties = get_object_vars($this);
    $table = $this->getTableName();
    // $cols = array();
    // $values = array();
    foreach ($properties as $key => $value) {
        $cols[] = "`$key`";
        $values[] = '"'.$value.'"';
        if ($value != NULL) {
            $updateCols[] = "`$key`".' = "'.$value.'"';
        }
    }

    $sql = 'INSERT INTO '.$table.' ('.implode(", ", $cols).') VALUES ('.implode(", ",  $values).') ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE '.implode(", ", $updateCols);

    $stmnt = $db->prepare($sql);
    var_dump($stmnt);
    if ($stmnt->execute($values)) return true;
    return false;
}

I have a model abstract class that I extend with a child class for each database table. This function sits in the model abstract. Each child class contains a public property [so I can use PDO::fetchObject()] that corresponds to a column name in the table. If I need to create the table on the fly, I add a function to the child class to do so.

A: This is quite unusable approach.
You are trying to mix into one single function (not even a class(!) a functionality that fits for a decent framework. That's just impossible (or unusable for some parts).
Yet it resembles major frameworks' Models in many aspects.
So, I could give just some recommendations

*

*Do not create tables dynamically. Data structure is a backbone of the application and have to be solid.

*do not take too much considerations (like "If an ID is passed"). it will tie your hands for whatever more complex case

*take a look at some major frameworks - it seems your wishes are already fulfilled with their codegeneration feature (an ugliest thing that ever existed on the Erath in my private opinion). They're working pretty the same way you're talking about: you have to only define a Model and the rest is done by framework's methods


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How to be Both
Artists. It's rare for me to finish reading a novel and have this thought: that was really something different. I had that experience when I finished Ali Smith's novel titled, How to be Both. All artists require an audience, and it is through our eyes that the art is experienced. Smith offers readers the choice to select either Georgia or Del Cossa as the starting point, either today, or 500 years ago. These women are separated by time and united by art. We are drawn into their worlds and it is our observations that bring interpretation, understanding and insight. Smith's prose is an art in and of itself. This inventive novel entertained me, and will likely delight those readers who enjoy creative literary writing. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase How to be Both from amazon.com.
41: A Portrait of My Father
Heart. It's no ordinary thing to read a biography of a former president by the son of that person who is also a former president. This loving presentation of the life of George H. W. Bush titled, 41: A Portrait of My Father, is written by our 43rd president, George W. Bush. While I have a bundle of disagreements with the policies of both these presidents, I was moved by the deep affection and love of a son for his father whose life has been packed with significant accomplishments. The value and importance of family resonates throughout this book. A bonus in the book comes in the form of the reflections of George W. Bush about his own presidency when those comments fit what he had to say about his dad. Any reader interested in politics and public life will find a lot to enjoy from reading this book. I finished the book feeling better about both the subject and the author. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase 41 from amazon.com.
Spies. After I finished reading Jonathan Coe's novel, Expo 58, I hoped that someone would present this entertaining and humorous story as a movie. This novel is a satire of the cold war, using the backdrop of the Brussels World's Fair of 1958 as the setting. Protagonist Thomas Foley is chosen to oversee the Britannia pub at the British pavilion. He leaves his wife and baby at home for six months and spends lots of time in Belgium with one of the fair's hostesses, Anneke. Coe presents spies that are the funniest I've encountered since Maxwell Smart. Foley becomes entangled in a scheme to prevent a defection to the Soviet Union, and his naiveté allows him to play the part as the spymasters intend. Readers who enjoy satire, spies, and this time period are those most likely to enjoy reading this very entertaining novel. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Expo 58 from amazon.com.
Deep Down Dark: The Untold Stories of 33 Men Buried in a Chilean Mine, and the Miracle That Set Them Free
Compelling. Any writer could have presented the story of the Chilean miners trapped for two months. Thanks to the fine writing of Hector Tobar in Deep Down Dark, a compelling story becomes compassionate and insightful. Tobar presents the individual miners highlighting their uniqueness and complexity, and brings readers into their lives above and underground. He presents just enough about the families and the mining company to provide a context for the situation. The core of the book presents the miners as they are trapped awaiting rescue. Most readers will find this account to be compelling reading. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Deep Down Dark from amazon.com.
Tantric. Good satire requires of readers both subject knowledge and an open mind. For readers who have experienced any aspect of the New Age movement, that subject knowledge should prepare one for the great wit of Edward St. Aubyn in his novel titled, On the Edge. The Esalen environment that St. Aubyn skewers in this novel delighted me, perhaps as close as I'll ever come to a tantric experience. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase On the Edge from amazon.com.
Wolf in White Van
Creativity. I started reading songwriter John Darnielle's novel, Wolf in White Van, with low expectations. After a dozen or so pages, I was hooked. Darnielle explores themes of isolation and creativity, and the ways in which fantasy can reward and punish. The power of imagination is such a force in life, and Darnielle presents a protagonist whose vivid imagination may well have saved his life. Readers who can become comfortable with an unusual novel are those most likely to enjoy this one. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Wolf in White Van from amazon.com.
The Girl Next Door
Wrinklies. The elderly characters in this novel annoyed the hell out of me. Now that I've dissed the wrinklies and gotten that out of my system, I can offer a few comments about Ruth Rendell's novel titled, The Girl Next Door. We learn of a murder at the beginning of the book, so there is no mystery as to who did it. The plot involves the cast of characters decades later and their lives and connections to that past event and to each other. Readers who like crime fiction that explores psychological insight are those most likely to enjoy reading this novel. I struggled through to the end, finding the development of each character a bit tedious, and I caught myself not caring a wit about any of them. Rating: Three-star (It's ok) Click here to purchase The Girl Next Door from amazon.com.
The Burning Room
Redemption. The latest Harry Bosch novel by Michael Connelly is titled, The Burning Room. While detective Bosch is facing retirement, and can seem to be moving toward mellowness and acceptance, his work ethic never flags. His new partner, rookie detective Lucy Soto, matches him hour for hour, and their relationship develops well in this novel. One theme of the novel is redemption, and the plot leads toward an ending that addresses the consequences of the actions that played out in this installment. Fans of the series will find both an old Harry and a new one in this novel. I was entertained and delighted by this novel. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase The Burning Room from amazon.com.
Fire Shut Up in My Bones
Reckoning. A writer chooses what to include or exclude in a memoir and that choice can communicate a lot to readers. New York Times columnist Charles M. Blow chose candor for his memoir titled, Fire Shut Up in My Bones. He chose to bring up both child abuse and college fraternity hazing and wrote about those experiences with clarity. His comfort with this reckoning made me as a reader pay attention to this memoir. His writing is often lyrical, and it's so clear how many different paths he could have taken. Any reader who enjoys fine writing will likely find satisfaction from this memoir. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Fire Shut Up in My Bones from amazon.com.
Fourth of July Creek
Survival. Thanks to Smith Henderson's fine writing, especially his character development, I totally enjoyed his debut novel titled, Fourth of July Creek. Protagonist Pete Snow is a rural social worker in Montana. Although his personal and family situation is packed with problems, Pete cares deeply for the troubles of his clients who struggle to survive within the system or isolated from it. Pete adds to his own difficulties when he chooses his clients' needs over those of his family. The struggle for survival fills a lot of this plot, and I was impressed by how Henderson never came close to relieving the tension at play among so many of the characters. Readers who appreciate finely written literary fiction are those most likely to enjoy reading this novel. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Fourth of July Creek from amazon.com.
Funny. I laughed throughout the witty new book by Dan Rhodes titled, Marry Me. In the course of 79 short and shorter stories, Rhodes riffs on marital relationships from good times to bad and worse. Newlyweds might find the content a bit off putting, but anyone married for at least five years, especially those who are happily married, will find many pages of finely written wit. Those who are comfortably divorced will also find a lot of funny writing throughout these stories. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Marry Me from amazon.com.
Windigo Island
Evil. The latest Cork O'Connor mystery by William Kent Krueger is titled, Windigo Island. Fans of the series will find many reprised characters along with a satisfying plot. The subject of the novel involves sex trafficking of Native American women, and Cork's daughter, Jenny, plays a major role in battling the evil forces at play in this novel. Krueger presents evil in ways that will cause shivers among most readers, especially on dark and stormy nights. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Windigo Island from amazon.com.
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Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption
Broken. Any reader with skepticism about how broken the criminal justice system really is should read Bryan Stevenson's well-written book about his decades working at the Equal Justice Initiative titled, Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption. Stevenson presents cases of the wrongly convicted, and the efforts to obtain justice. At the center of the book is the story of Walter McMillian, convicted as a young man of a murder he didn't commit. There's both sadness and hope on these pages, and I finished the book feeling good that lawyers like Stevenson are working hard for justice. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Just Mercy from amazon.com.
How We Learn: The Surprising Truth About When, Where, and Why It Happens
Quick. Science journalist Benedict Carey offers interested readers an engaging way of coming up to speed quickly with the latest research in brain science in his book titled, How We Learn: The Surprising Truth About When, Where, and Why It Happens. While "surprising" is in the subtitle, I found that my learning style was reinforced by what I read in this book, and much of the research he noted I've run across from other sources. General readers are those most likely to learn something new and useful from this interesting book. Rating: Three-star (It's ok) Click here to purchase How We Learn from amazon.com.
Love and Treasure
Restoration. Readers looking for all the elements of a fine novel should consider reading Love and Treasure by Ayelet Waldman. I had not heard of the Hungarian Gold Train until I read this novel. Packed with the stolen possessions of Jews sent to concentration camps, Waldman draws one object from this train, a pendant, and uses its survival as a contrast to the death of all the owners of objects like it. The plot moves forward and backward in time as an effort is made to restore the pendant to the rightful owner. Along the way, we are treated to great prose and a view on psychoanalysis that added a lot to the novel. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Love and Treasure from amazon.com.
Dick Francis's Damage
Sabotage. The latest novel by Felix Francis in the horseracing series started by his father is titled, Dick Francis's Damage. Protagonist Jeff Hinkley is an undercover investigator for the British Horseracing Authority. He ends up taking actions way above his pay grade to get to the bottom of events that have been taking place to sabotage racing and intended to undermine confidence in its ruling body. The exposition starts with fast-paced action, then relaxes to a slow unraveling of the mystery, and then moves to a fast-paced resolution. Fans of the series are those most likely to enjoy this installment. Rating: Three-star (It's ok) Click here to purchase Dick Francis's Damage from amazon.com.
Our Great Big American God: A Short History of Our Ever-Growing Deity
Evolution. If you scratch your head every time you hear a reference to the United States as a Christian nation, you may want to read Matthew Paul Turner's short book on Christianity in America titled, Our Great Big American God: A Short History of Our Ever-Growing Deity. Turner presents this history from a foundation of research, and relates the story with both humor and sarcasm. That means he is likely to offend some readers, including those American believers from faiths outside Christianity. I found the book interesting both for what he includes and for what he excludes. Rating: Three-star (It's ok) Click here to purchase Our Great Big American God from amazon.com.
Nora Webster
Grief. The depth of character in the title character of Colm Toibin's novel, Nora Webster, develops from the first page of the novel and continues to the end. Using atmospheric descriptive language, Toibin presents Nora and her life as she grieves the death of her husband. I found that the more closely I read and absorbed Toibin's choice of words, the more deeply I came to understand Nora and her complexity. The motif about music developed in a similar deliberate way: leading toward resolution and harmony. Those readers who enjoy finely written literary fiction are those most likely to appreciate this novel. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Nora Webster from amazon.com.
Mermaids in Paradise
Satire. Lydia Millet's novel, Mermaids in Paradise, offers readers who love satire the hilarious story of a honeymoon. Narrator Deb met her husband, Chip, on a speed date and for so many reasons they seem made for each other. The contrasts in their personalities provide abundant material for Millet's narrative and for her humorous and quirky viewpoint on contemporary behavior. After Deb and Chip discovery mermaids Millet delivers page after page of satire with sharp wit and finely written prose. I laughed often while reading this novel, and was thoroughly entertained. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Mermaids in Paradise from amazon.com.
See You in Paradise
Odd. Readers who are comfortable with the quirky and odd are those most likely to enjoy reading the fourteen stories in the new collection by J. Robert Lennon titled, See You in Paradise. I found some of the stories funny enough to laugh out loud. Lennon can draw a thin line between pleasure and pain and drift back and forth across the line over the course of a few pages. The relationships that Lennon presents are troubled ones, and he draws us into lives that are at once strange and familiar. Paradise isn't all it's cracked up to be, and zombies can be more alive than the living. Rating: Three-star (It's ok) Click here to purchase See You in Paradise from amazon.com.
Belzhar
Journal. Words matter. In Meg Wolitzer's novel, Belzhar, the adolescents at The Wooden Barn, a Vermont boarding school for troubled kids, who have been selected for the Special Topics in English class learn quickly how much words matter. They are required to write in special journals for this class that does close reading of Sylvia Plath. The journal writing transports the students to a place they named "Belzhar," a take on the famous Plath book. While this may be categorized as a young adult novel, that distinction may not mean much to those readers who appreciate finely written prose. I was entertained and delighted by this novel. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Belzhar from amazon.com.
Electricity. For those readers who most enjoy fiction that presents a well-told story, the master storyteller Stephen King's novel, Revival, will be just the right book to read over the course of a few cold winter nights. Two relationships weave through the narrative: the bond between Jamie and Charlie and the tension between religion and science. We meet Jamie as a boy and Charlie as the new minister in town. James becomes a musician and drug addict while the reverend, always interested in harnessing the power of electricity, uses his skills as a means to understanding the afterlife. I was thoroughly entertained by this story and by the skill with which King drew me in. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Revival from amazon.com.
The Murder of Harriet Krohn
Mind. Inspector Konrad Sejer doesn't appear until more than halfway through the novel by Karin Fossum titled, The Murder of Harriet Krohn. Instead, protagonist and criminal Charlo Torp draws readers into his world and into his mind. By the time we meet his daughter, Julia, we understand how important she is to Charlo, and how he would do anything for her. All the setup narrative about the mental state of Charlo provides the context for Sejer to solve the case. Readers who like psychological novels will be delighted by this one. Those readers of the series who expect a more traditional crime procedural may be surprised by this installment. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase The Murder of Harriet Krohn from amazon.com.
Thunderstruck and Other Stories
Losses. We can seem so different from other people and then something happens that pierces us and we recognize ourselves as having so much in common with others. In the collection of nine short stories by Elizabeth McCracken titled Thunderstruck, the characters at first can seem so different: their losses are not our losses, their pain and grief are not our pain. Somehow McCracken finds the universal experience in the human behavior of characters who upon second or third reflection are just like us. The finest fiction accomplishes this deft trick: using some different reality from our own to enliven the world in which we live and then lead us to deeper love and understanding. McCracken's writing in each story accomplished this feat, and those readers who appreciate fine writing will enjoy this collection. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Thunderstruck from amazon.com.
Adrift. I surrendered myself to Joseph O'Neill's finely-crafted witty prose in his novel titled, The Dog. The unnamed narrator is adrift in contemporary life and alert to his predicament. He's living in Dubai, working for a superrich family handling business affairs. O'Neill's riff on class relations and the unspoken reactions employees have to the demands of unreasonable bosses were among the finest parts of the novel. Readers who are comfortable with meandering, being as adrift as the narrator, while enjoying finely written prose are those most likely to savor this novel. Rating: Three-star (It's ok) Click here to purchase The Dog from amazon.com.
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Getting Vaccinated
Q: Do I need to receive more than one vaccination?
A: Two doses of vaccine, separated by 21 or 28 days, will be needed. Because different COVID-19 vaccine products will not be interchangeable, your second dose must be from the same manufacturer as your first dose.
Q: Do I need to receive my second dose exactly 21 or 28 days from the first dose?
A: No. The number of days between the two doses is the recommended minimal interval between the two. Your second dose will be scheduled as close as possible to the second date once the full minimal interval has passed.
Q: What if I miss my second dose?
A: We strongly recommend receiving the second dose, otherwise the vaccination series will be incomplete and you may not be fully protected.
Q: Can I get the vaccine if I am feeling ill? Do I need to feel 100% well to receive the vaccine?
A: As with all vaccines, it is recommended that you do not receive the COVID-19 vaccine if you are feeling ill.
Q: What should I do if I am offered the opportunity to receive the vaccine while I am in quarantine?
A: To protect others, you must wait to get vaccinated until you have completed your quarantine.
Q: What happens if I get COVID-19 between vaccine doses?
A: You would still need to self-isolate per current guidelines. A decision by the Infection Prevention team will be made in regard to receipt of the second dose of the vaccine. To stay safe between vaccines, and even after you receive the full dose, you are urged to continue practicing physical distancing, wear a mask indoors at all times except at home, and wash your hands frequently until further notice.
Q: Do I need the vaccine if I have already had COVID-19 and recovered?
A: Yes, you should still receive the vaccine. Experts continue to study antibodies that develop in response to COVID-19. If these antibodies are protective, it's not known what antibody levels are needed to protect against reinfection. Therefore, even those who previously had COVID-19 can and should receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Q: Do I need the vaccine if I have tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies?
A: Yes. Even if you have tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies, it is recommended that you receive the vaccine.
Q: Do I need to continue to wear a mask and maintain social distancing after I have received the two doses of the vaccine?
A: Yes! The vaccine is estimated to be 95 percent effective, meaning that over 5 percent of vaccinated people could still get the virus. So we need to continue to wear masks, maintain social distance and use other precautions. Also, because not everyone will be vaccinated all at once, it will take a while before COVID-19 is no longer circulating widely.
Q: Is the vaccine safe and effective?
A: Data we have indicates that the vaccine is safe. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will continue to monitor for safety issues.
Q: What are the possible side effects of the vaccine?
A: As with any injection, you can expect some pain or itching at the injection site. Based on interim data, side effects may include fatigue, muscle pain, headaches, joint pain, and/or fever in some patients. More severe side effects were reported in fewer than 2 percent of the study participants, but may be increased with the second dose. British health officials advised people with a "significant history of allergic reactions" not to get the Pfizer vaccine after two healthcare workers experienced a reaction after getting the injection earlier this week. We will provide more information as vaccines progress through the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) process.
Q: How does the vaccine work?
A: The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are different from more traditional vaccines, which often use a weakened or dead version of a virus, or a laboratory-generated protein, to trigger an immune response. The COVID-19 vaccines instead use a snippet of the virus's genetic code to teach the immune system to recognize and fight the coronavirus. This is called a messenger-RNA (mRNA) vaccine. (To learn more, click here.)
Q: Can I get COVID-19 from receiving the vaccine?
A: No. The vaccine does not contain live or dead virus, so it cannot infect you with COVID-19.
Q: Will I be contagious after receiving the vaccine?
A: The COVID-19 vaccines are not live vaccines, therefore will not make you contagious. You should, however, continue to wear a mask indoors at all times except at home and practice physical distancing even after you have received both doses of the vaccine.
Q: Can I get the vaccine if I am pregnant?
A: Awaiting Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). There is currently insufficient data to make conclusions about the safety of the vaccine in pregnant patients.
Q: Should I get the vaccine if I am immunocompromised?
A: Awaiting Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). There is currently insufficient data to make conclusions about the safety of the vaccine in immunocompromised patient populations.
Q: Does the flu vaccine protect you from getting COVID-19?
A: No. The coronavirus and the influenza virus are different. The flu vaccine does not protect you from becoming infected with the coronavirus, so you should get the COVID-19 vaccine in addition to the flu vaccine. A recent study suggested that people who received the flu vaccine faced a lower risk for being hospitalized if they got COVID-19.
Q: Typically it takes many years to develop a vaccine: Were corners cut to approve the COVID-19 vaccines so quickly?
A: Scientists tell us that all of the same safety precautions used for developing other vaccines have been followed for the COVID-19 vaccine. There are two reasons why the process could be fast tracked: First, scientists were able to start their work before there was a known case of the novel coronavirus in this country, using the viral genome shared online as a template. In addition, developing messenger RNA vaccines does not require time-consuming steps, such as growing ingredients in chicken eggs, which is necessary for flu shots, for example.
Q: Can I make an appointment to be seen?
A: Yes, you can make an in-person appointment or an online virtual appointment.
Q: Can I be seen if I have a cough, Fever or flu-like symptoms?
Q – Do I need a Doctor's Referral?
A – No
Q – When returning from a trip, do I need to be tested?
A – Yes, but we suggest you wait 3 – 5 days before coming in
Q: How is the COVID test performed?
A: The gold standard PCR test is a nasal swab. The antibody IgG test is a blood draw. There is currently no throat swab for COVID.
Q: How long does the COVID test results take to come back?
A: Anywhere from 24 hours to 10 days depending on the lab and the volume at that lab.
Q: Will you call me with the results?
A: Yes we will call you when results are reported to us. If you have not heard from us the results have not been reported yet.
Q: Are these tests covered by insurance?
A: Yes, in the majority of cases
Q: What is the cost If I don't have insurance?
A: A virtual visit for COVID testing only is $50. This only covers the cost of your visit and follow up with you on the results. This does not include laboratory charges for running the test. The lab will bill you separately.
Q: What age can children be tested?
A: Any age
Q: Do you have rapid testing.
Q: What is the rapid antigen test?
A: Rapid Antigen test: this test detects specific proteins on the surface of the virus. There are questions about the sensitivity of antigen tests. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), antigens detected are expressed only when the virus is actively replicating, meaning these tests work best to identify acute or early active infection. However, According to the Mayo Clinic, there's an increased chance of false negative results with the antigen test and a physician may recommend a molecular test to confirm a negative antigen result.
Ultimately, the rapid molecular test is more sensitive than the antigen test and is considered confirmatory while the antigen test is not.


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For much of its century-long existence, the discipline of anthropology has occupied a special place in Western thought by virtue of its insistence on bringing questions of cultural difference to bear on all manner of intellectual discussions. Over the last several decades, however, anthropology has begun to risk relinquishing this special role as it has largely abandoned the strong relativist arguments it was prepared to make in the past and has joined the other social sciences in focusing on the study of human suffering and other social phenomena it has come to understand in universal terms. In this lecture, I suggest that anthropology may recover some of its former critical potential by turning to the cross-cultural study of different ways human beings living in diverse societies define and try to achieve the good. Perhaps, I argue, anthropology can develop a relativism of the good to replace the broader relativism that is no longer in favor. As an example of what an anthropological contribution to a relativist study of the good might look like, I explore how Melanesian ideas about the crucial role of relationships in human life – ideas about what we might call the rights of relationships - raise important issues relevant to cotemporary discussions of the global applicability of the notion of human rights. If we can use such cross-cultural material about the diversity of human values to introduce a truly comparative component to currently vigorous and sometimes strident conversations about human rights, we will, I conclude, have a good indication of the promise of an emerging relativism of the good.
Joel Robbins is Sigrid Rausing Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. His work has focused on the anthropology of religion and ethics. In particular, he has contributed to the developing anthropology of Christianity, to the study of global Pentecostalism, and to theoretical debates concerning issues of radical cultural change and those around the role of values in social life. He is the author of the book Becoming Sinners: Christianity and Moral Torment in a Papua New Guinea Society and was for thirteen years co-editor of the journal Anthropological Theory.
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The 1876 United States presidential election in Rhode Island took place on November 7, 1876, as part of the 1876 United States presidential election. Voters chose four representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Rhode Island voted for the Republican nominee, Rutherford B. Hayes, over the Democratic nominee, Samuel J. Tilden. Hayes won the state by a margin of 19.06%.

With 59.29% of the popular vote, Rhode Island would be Hayes' fourth strongest victory in terms of percentage in the popular vote after Vermont, Nebraska and Kansas.

This was the only election between 1860 and 1888 where the Democratic candidate earned more than 40% statewide, as well as the only election in the same period where the Democratic candidate earned more than 40% in at least one Rhode Island county.

Results

See also
 United States presidential elections in Rhode Island

References

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Tag Archive | Match Game
in Hollywood, Shout Outs, The Boob Tube, Vicious Lies
Guess Who Else They're Putting In The Next Superman Movie
I'm kidding you, of course. This huckleberry won't be showing up until the Justice League movie, which is just gonna be a two hour episode of "Match Game." "Aquaman is so annoying, he always puts his fish in my 'blank!'"
in Complaints, Hollywood, Pointless Lists, Shit That Can't Be Real Yet Somehow Is, Shout Outs, The Boob Tube
"Match Game" Observations
I've been watching a lot of "Match Game" on Game Show Network lately. Here are a few very serious and scientific things I have observed.
1. Gene Rayburn, the host of the show, can barely keep it in his pants. He flirts with everything on two legs (including Bob Barker). Wikipedia says Gene was living in Cape Cod during this juncture in his life and would fly out to L.A. every two weeks to tape a weekend of "Match Game" episodes. So, in a sense, Rayburn was like some kind of wild beast they kept sequestered from humanity, bringing him out at designated times to go hog wild with that elongated 1970s microphone. Or maybe Gene Rayburn was just a horny son of a bitch. Who knows? At any rate, I hate this knowledge because it's made me envision that weaselly bastard masturbating on planes.
2. Richard Dawson seems remarkably drunker on "Match Game" than on his version of "Family Feud." This makes me wonder which position was really more work—asking ugly people from the Midwest generic questions on "Feud" or trying to answer generic questions along with ugly people from the Midwest on "Match Game." They seem equal to me. More is at stake on "Match," but the celebs do get to sit down. Rayburn is the poor idiot who had to keep walking back and forth three feet for thirty minutes at a time.
3. "Match Game" is one of those rare pieces of entertainment where a flamboyantly/unapologetically gay man—Charles Neslon Reilly—can just cut loose and queen it up without offending people or causing any kind of uproar. That's always pretty great to see, but it makes me wonder just who the hell was watching "Match Game" when it originally aired. Conventional wisdom suggests our society was less accepting of "alternative lifestyles" back in the 1970s. Were conservatives not up in arms over Chuckie R's mincing ways? On the other hand, Liberace. Legions of housewives followed that guy for years without realizing (refusing to accept?) there'd never be a Mrs. Libby. Was this self-delusion? Did TV viewers of 1970s America trick themselves into believing CNR was just one of those fancy New York boys who liked scarves? I guess when you put Reilly next to guys like Nispey Russell and Richard Dawson, he really doesn't seem that gay.
Meanwhile, Fannie Flagg was a lesbian that whole time. Do you think she ever got pissed off that Charles wore his sexuality like a fucking top hat and gloves? I mean, not to undercut the greatness of CNR, but he didn't really do anything with his life outside of being bitchy on game shows. That's what he's remembered for: being the gay guy on "Match Game." Fannie Flagg was sitting on Fried Green Tomatoes all those years. I wonder how she feels about that. I wonder how the homosexual community feels about that. There's a juxtaposition there I'm a little afraid to get into because I don't want to offend anyone. For the record, I think Charles Nelson Reilly was an unspeakable legend and Fannie seems just amazing, and they're definitely both on my short list of celebs from any time period I'd kill to hang out with.
4. On every episode of "Match Game" I've seen, Gary Burghoff is like the biggest asshole ever. He's just ragging on everybody in a not-very-joking manner like a miserable little dwarf. What's up, Radar? Angry you're always under Harry Morgan's thumb?
5. Preliminary research has proven that Brett Somers is remarkably hotter on "Match Game '73" than she is on "Match Game '74." That separation from Jack Klugman really took its toll.
6. How come they kept updating the year like that? Did they think people would think they were just showing reruns for five years or whatever? That's really weird. Imagine if they did that with other shows. "ALF '90." "Lost '08." Weird, right?
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01/09/18 - 01/09/19 at 12:15 pm - 1:45 pm
MSC Winter Wisdom - Johannes Brahms, "The Young Eagle"
Winter Wisdom – Johannes Brahms, "The Young Eagle"*
Mr. George Lopez is the Beckwith Artist-in-Residence at Bowdoin College and a familiar performer/lecturer in the Bath/Brunswick Community. He has received local and international acclaim for his artistry at the piano as well as his insight and depth of context for the works of many composers. He will perform excerpts by Brahms and discuss the conflicted relationship between the composer and his contemporary, Robert Schumann. Mr. Lopez is a graduate of the Hartt School of Music and received his Master's Degree from the Sweelinck Conservatory, Amsterdam.
*At Unitarian Universalist Church, 1 Middle St., Brunswick, across from Curtis Memorial Library
Free event is sponsored by The Highlands, Topsham, ME. For more information, visit: https://midcoastseniorcollege.org/winter-wisdom/
02/19/18 - 02/18/19 at 12:00 am
Become a SUPER SUBSCRIBER at MSMT!
For the first time EVER, you can subscribe to all three of our stage series including Main Stage, Monday Performance Series and Theatre for Young Audiences!
For more information on these subscriptions visit www.msmt.org or call the Box Office at 207-725-8769.
09/24/18 - 11/05/18 at 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Living Well with Diabetes presented by Healthy Living for ME
Six-week free workshop open to individuals living with diabetes and their caregivers, friends and family. Developed by Stanford University, participants learn variety of day-to-day management skills to manage diabetes and manage and/or increase life's activities in order to lead active and fulfilling lives.
Free. Registration required. FMI or to register call 1-800-639-1553 or email jfortin@spectrumgenerations.org.
10/03/18 at 12:00 am
Adult Tennis 123 Program
Have you always wanted to learn the lifetime sport of tennis? Or, did you used to play and you would like to come back? This is the clinic for you! Tennis 123 at Maine Pines is a great way to learn all the strokes in a 3 week session. You will also get free weekend court time and a free cardio tennis class. The class will meet (your choice) one of the following: Tuesdays 9-10 am, Wednesdays 6-7 pm, or Saturdays 10-11am. Come for 3 weeks on your chosen session to learn this great sport! We have rackets you can borrow as well.
There is a coupon for this clinic, valued at $55, on Groupon for less than 1/2 price. To register, email ag4tennis@yahoo.com or call 729-8433. We hope you will join us on the courts!
10/03/18 at 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Points of View Artists Exhibit Nature of the Universe
Points of View Artists close their 2018 gallery season with Nature of the Universe, an artful exploration by 14 artists ranging from physics to reality, life and humanity. On the 3rd floor, Jackie Melissas and Ann Slocum show Works in Progress. The exhibits open September 10.
Reception: Friday, September 14, 5-7 pm.
Gallery location and hours: 18 Pleasant Street; 9 am – 5 pm Monday through Friday.
FMI: povartistsmaine.com; 373-9300.
10/03/18 at 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Casco Bay Art Club Art Show Opening
Thornton Oaks Retirement Community invites the public to the opening reception of an exhibit by the Casco Bay Art Club, Wednesday, October 3, at 4:00 p.m. in the Merrymeeting Room at 25 Thornton Way, Brunswick.
The art show and sale will offer a delightful mix of oils, pastels, and watercolor paintings. Also included will be an assortment of mixed medium, wood block etchings and notecards for holiday gifts.
Exhibiting artists are: Carolyn Bachman, Kathy Baribeau, Donna Baughcum, Betsy Bisson, Carol Durgin, Jane Dugan Fife, Lois Jordan, Louise Minot and Valerie Tamplin.
The art will be on exhibit from through November 30. After the opening reception, call the Thornton Oaks office at 373-4600 for best times for viewing.
Thornton Oaks Retirement Community is a homeowners cooperative and includes 46 cottages and 98 apartments nestled in 29 wooded acres in Brunswick. Thornton Oaks is affiliated with Mid Coast-Parkview Health.
Don Kniseley, Executive Director, 207-373-4600
dkniseley@thorntonoaks.com
Red Ball Tennis Program
Calling all kids ages 4-7! Join Maine Pines to learn to play the lifetime sport of tennis through game play and fun. The focus is on hand/eye coordination and learning basic strokes. Please feel free to try a class for free, or check out Groupon for a 1/2 price coupon.
Meets Mondays and/or Wednesdays from 4-5.
Cost is $40/1 day/week, or $65/2 days week. We hope your child will join us! Email ag4tennis@yahoo.com or call 729-8433. FMI. See you on the courts!
Orange Ball Tennis Program
Calling all kids ages 8-11! Join Maine Pines to learn to play the lifetime sport of tennis through game play and fun. The focus is on hand/eye coordination and learning basic strokes. Please feel free to try a class for free, or check out Groupon for a 1/2 price coupon.
Join us from 5-6pm on Mondays and/or Wednesdays.
Cost is $40/1 day/week, or $65/2 days week. We hope your child will join us! Email ag4tennis@yahoo.com or call 729-8433 FMI. See you on the courts!
Women's Pelvic Health Education Series: Total Pelvic Health
Join Ruth E. Macy, PT, DPT, of Mid Coast Hospital Rehabilitation, and her guest speakers each month for a discussion on topics of concern to every woman.
On October 3, Ruth E. Macy will present Total Pelvic Health. Discussions are free and open to the public.
For more information, please call (207) 373-6585.
Books & Brews: Tribe
The October meeting of Books & Brews will focus on "Tribe" by Sebastian Junger and will include a sample tasting of a featured beer.
More About "Tribe:"
Junger studies war veterans from an anthropological perspective and asks how "do you make veterans feel that they are returning to a cohesive society that was worth fighting for in the first place?" Junger's premise is that "soldiers all but ignore differences of race, religion and politics within their platoon," and upon return to America, find a fractious society splintered into various competing factions, often hostile to one another.
MINGQAAQ The Life and Times of a Yup'ik Eskimo Coiled Basket
Molly Lee, a cultural anthropologist working in Alaska, will describe her pioneering collaborative research with Yup'ik basket makers.
Presented by The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum & Arctic Studies Center.
Fit and Fun for Free at People Plus in January 01/02/20 - 01/31/20
Memory Enhancment Class 01/18/20 - 01/19/20
People Plus Acoustic Music Club - NEW 01/18/20 - 01/19/20
Colorful Arctic: Donald B. MacMillan's Lantern Slides 01/19/20
FREE Tennis Red Ball Kids Ages 4-7 01/20/20 - 01/21/20
Tennis Ages 8-11 Orange Ball Maine Pines 01/20/20
Live Irish Music 01/20/20
Adult Tennis Beginner 123 01/21/20
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Patrolman James G. Karl
Chicago Police Department, Illinois
End of Watch Thursday, August 12, 1943
James G. Karl
Patrolman James Karl succumbed to burns sustained while attempting to rescue the driver of a gasoline truck that had crashed into the Belt Line Railroad Viaduct at 4600 West 16th Street.
Gasoline leaked from the truck and pooled around a stalled car. When the driver of the car attempted to start it, the gasoline was ignited and caused the gas truck to explode. The driver of the truck and Patrolman Karl, who was attempting to pull him from the truck, both suffered fatal burns. Seventee other bystanders also sustained injuries from the explosion.
Patrolman Karl was taken to a local hospital where he died the following day.
Patrolman Karl was survived by his wife, two children, and parents.
Cause Fire
Incident Date Wednesday, August 11, 1943
accident scene
Thank you all for the kind words sent to my grandfather, my name sake. Though I never met him, I am honored to share his name and very thankful to CPD for recognizing him and others that have fallen in the line of duty.
James G. Karl II


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Zamošňa () dříve Zamoššja () starý název Sloboda () je bývalá vesnice na Ukrajině. Nachází se 22 kilometrů od Černobylské jaderné elektrárny a 25 kilometrů od stanice Janov, nedaleko soutoku řek Illja (Ілля) a Už (Уж) v Ivanskovském rajóně Kyjevské oblasti.

V 19. století představovaly vesnice Hlynka () a Zamošňa jeden celek – Hlynka, a v roce 1900 už byly vyčleněny jako samostatná sídla. Osada Zamošňa se nachází ve vzdálenosti 200–250 metrů od Hlynky. Dělicí čarou mezi obcemi je pole a ovocný sad.

Obyvatelstvo obce tvořili výlučně starověrci. V roce 1900 zde žilo 611 osob. V obci existoval ženský klášter Bohorodičky Kazaně, kde žilo do deseti jeptišek.

Existoval zde v roce 1805 založený mužský klášter Narození Ježíše a kaple Dimitra Myrotočyvého (založena 1829).

V roce 1968 v obci žilo 240 osob. Obec byla centrem zastupitelstva (do roku 1980) a později bylo obecní zastupitelstvo v Korohodě. V obci byla osmiletá škola, klub a knihovna.

Za odvahu, kterou projevili na frontách 2. světové války, bylo 44 osob odměněno řády a medailemi SSSR.

V obci se nachází starý starověrný hřbitov a kostel Panny Marie Kazaně ze XVII–XVIII století (r. 1894).

Po nehodě Černobylské jaderné elektrárny 26. dubna 1986 byla obec přesídlena v důsledku závažného znečištění. Oficiálně vyřazena z evidence v roce 1999.

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Q: How to make photoshop cs5 launch faster I have a reasonably fast computer with Core 2 Quad Q8200 CPU, 4 GB ram, Seagate 7200 rpm drive. But when I open Photoshop it takes about 15 seconds to open and additional 8 sec to become responsive.
I want some suggestion to make the launch faster.

A: Check your 'Scratch Disk Settings' in Edit > Preferences
The primary scratch disk drive should have decent amount of free space, add some secondary drives as scratch disks
It should run faster now !!!

A: When using another Adobe Product, Premiere, I've enhanced performance all around by increasing my page file size. See if that helps you.