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What Does "Sought" Mean?
By Marc Ambinder
This Sunday, Rev. John Hagee tells the New York Times Magazine that John McCain "sought" his endorsement.
Sought -- as in -- made a courtesy call with lovey-dovey words in it? Wrote letters? "Please, please, pastor Hagee? I need you?" Or was the importuning left to some staffer?
I ask because the lesson of the Hagee affair to many inside and outside McCain's campaign was that McCain really wasn't seeking Hagee's endorsement at the time and had no business showing up with him and was sort of roped into it by a campaign structure that is too lean to allow for sufficient political vetting of spur-of-the-moment ideas suggested by campaign allies.
In other words: the problem was avoidable because there really wasn't a net benefit to Hagee's nod. (Please -- McCain won Texas because of Hagee?)


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Hailing from the island of Barbados, Casey Cardeo (born Kerry Belgrave) became an avid fan of music by the age of 6. His parents, at the time, introduced him to the artists such as Kirk Franklin and Ron Kenoly making worship music a popular favorite of his. Over time, greater appreciation for Reggae/Dancehall, Soca and Zouk developed and soon after various European based trends such as House/Garage Dance music were also added to the mix.
By age 15 he was playing on the worship team, and shortly after began learning the art of beat making. The latter grew into his passion and by his early 20s he was building relationships with several Barbadian Producers, namely Fabian "Minim" Worrell, KB Sharp, Eliseus Joseph and Peter Coppin of Monstapiece Entertainment. In 2006 he released his first Gospel/Dancehall single "Devil Haffi Run" with his friend/bandmate JewelOmar. The success of this song led him and his band to perform at major Christian events around the island. The result of this was however ironic as it temporarily shifted Casey's attention from producing and performance and more towards his instrument. For the next few years he found himself in several bands playing for various artists such as Roger Samuels (UK), Russel Leonce (Trinidad), and Larix & Nicovia (Barbados) just to name a few.
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Herman Leonard dies at 87; photographer chronicled mid-century jazz scene
"My true love in photography isn't jazz, it's the world," says Herman Leonard. But music is the subject for which the 86-year-old is best known, through vivid black-and-white portraits of many jazz world legends. (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times)
Dexter Gordon, 1948 (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Ella's Birthday, Downbeat, 1948 (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Kenny Clarke, 1948 (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Sarah Vaughn, Birdland, 1949. (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Thelonious Monk, New York, 1949 (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Tony Bennett, 1950 (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Billie Holiday, New York, 1955 (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Chet Baker, 1955 (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Charlie Parker, New York, 1949 (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Dizzie Gillespie, New York, 1948 (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Duke Ellington, Olympia Theatre, Paris, France, 1960 (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Billy Eckstine, New York, 1948 (Herman Leonard / Fahey/Klein Gallery)
By Keith Thursby, Los Angeles Times
Herman Leonard, a photographer best known for his iconic images of such jazz greats as Billie Holiday, Duke Ellington and Miles Davis, has died. He was 87.
Leonard died Saturday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, a family spokeswoman said. No cause was given. He had been living in Los Angeles since Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in 2005, flooding his home and destroying thousands of prints.
Leonard became famous for the smoky, backlighted black-and-white photos he took in dark jazz clubs beginning in the late 1940s.
"I took advantage of being a photographer to get myself into the clubs so I could sit in front of Charlie Parker," he told The Times in March before the opening of an exhibit on jazz photography at the Fahey/Klein Gallery in Los Angeles. "I got to listen to music in person. That enriched me. The money didn't. And I tried to make images that would satisfy me."
The images did much more than that. They documented a musical era and cemented Leonard's status.
"He knows how to capture, and to make, the natural beauty, artistry and individuality of musicians shine through — shine through the paper and the chemicals and the book and the gallery and the years," John Edward Hasse, of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History, told the Morning Call in Allentown, Pa., in 1999. "He's an artist."
He was born in Allentown in 1923 and became interested in photography early on thanks to his older brother. He attended Ohio University to study photography but that was interrupted by a stint in the Army from 1943 to 1945. Leonard returned to college and graduated with a bachelor's degree in 1947.
After working as an apprentice for famed portrait photographer Yousuf Karsh, Leonard moved to New York in 1948 and started becoming immersed in the jazz scene. Using a 4-by-5 Speed Graphic camera, he shot Art Tatum, Dizzy Gillespie, Sarah Vaughan and countless other jazz greats.
Ellington watching Ella Fitzgerald sing in 1948. Dexter Gordon sitting, holding a cigarette and balancing his saxophone on a knee. There was music, amazing access and plenty of smoke.
"The smoke was part of the atmosphere of those days and dramatized the photographs a lot, maybe over-stylized them a bit," he told The Times in 1990.
He spent 1956 as a personal photographer for actor Marlon Brando on a trip to the Far East. Then he moved to Paris and did commercial work, including for Playboy magazine, and kept shooting jazz.
"Ninety-nine percent of everything I shot was off the cuff," he said in 2001. "I wanted to capture what was really there untainted by anything I would do. My whole principle was to capture the mood and atmosphere of the moment."
The negatives of his jazz photos had been put away when he left the United States; but beginning in the 1980s he rediscovered them, and his first book, "The Eye of Jazz," was published in 1985. The first exhibition of Leonard's jazz photos was held in London in 1988.
More exhibitions and praise followed.
Leonard's work showed an intimacy that "comes from a true insider whose genuine friendship with the musicians allowed him to capture moments that are personal and insightful," David Houston, chief curator of the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans, told the Morning Call in 2005. "You could teach the personal and musical evolution of jazz in the '50s through his work."
Leonard moved to New Orleans in 1992. His home was flooded by Hurricane Katrina and he lost thousands of prints. But his 60,000 negatives were safe, having been sent before the hurricane to the Ogden Museum. His return to New Orleans was chronicled in the 2006 documentary "Saving Jazz."
"When I was photographing Miles or Dizzy in the early days, I knew these were good and important musicians, but not as important as they turned out to be," he told the Chicago Tribune in 1999. "I had no idea. If I had any inkling, I would have shot 10 times as many pictures."
Leonard is survived by children Valerie, Shana, Michael and David; and six grandchildren.
keith.thursby@latimes.com
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One of the rarely discussed issues with syringomyelia and Chiari malformations is that, in addition to (and because of) neural compression and hydrodynamic alterations, these diseases cause brain and spinal cord damage or injury. Treating the offending problem rarely reverses such injury. So, if the aim is to improve function in individuals affected by Chiari and syringomyelia, it is not enough to treat the abnormality itself. It is important that the resultant injury to the spinal cord, brainstem, or brain, heals as well. Unfortunately, unlike peripheral neurons, brain and spinal cord neurons are very resistant to repair. A large area of research has focused on experiments designed to optimize healing of the injured Central Nervous System (CNS) tissues. Some of the important issues related to this research are summarized here.
The Adult Brain and Spinal Cord Do Not Recover Well
Over a century ago, a Spanish scientist, Ramón Y Cajal, was awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine or physiology for showing that, whereas injured peripheral nerves heal well after an injury, the adult brain and spinal cord show little or no recovery (6). To date, there is no cure for spinal cord injury (SC1) or stroke. In the US, there are about 4.4 million people with persistent disabilities due to stroke (3). Another 300,000 are living with various forms of SCI (7). Over the years, Cajal and many others have elucidated the myriad barriers to CNS repair. These have ranged from inhibitory molecules in the white matter or myelin (11), the physical barrier to growing axons called the glial scar that is created by an injury (5,12), and the intrinsic reduced potential for adult neurons to grow. It is thought that certain molecular switches are turned off after the CNS is formed, while the baby is in the womb, so that after birth and into adulthood the potential for neuronal repair declines. Interestingly, other animals like frogs and fish have been noted to retain the ability to regenerate and repair their brain and spinal cord throughout life. Within seconds to minutes of a stroke, traumatic injury, or other disorders of the brain or spinal cord, some neurons are permanently injured and die, while others are injured temporarily, and their fate depends on the treatment instituted, and how fast it is given (Fig.1). In instances of progressive spinal cord compression, such as syringomyelia, therapies tend to be directed at protecting surviving neurons within the vicinity of the injury (neuroprotection), the repair and elongation of neuronal extensions called axons (regeneration), or the formation of new neurons (neurogenesis)
I. NEUROPROTECTION
It is crucial for therapies to be administered within hours of an acute injury, and as soon as possible in chronic injuries. Treatment in such cases may be aimed at reducing tissue swelling and dilating blood vessels to optimize glucose and oxygen supply. Moderating the invasion of dying tissue by inflammatory cells has also shown benefit. Importantly, the events implicated in tissue swelling and toxicity involve disordered cell membrane pumps, which regulate sodium, potassium and calcium physiology (4). This disables the cell membrane's ability to control what goes in and out, hence the swelling and death. Several interventions, therefore, seek to correct this abnormal physiology by targeting pump function. The use of steroids to reduce swelling of the spinal cord following traumatic injury remains controversial.
II. NEURONAL REGENERATION
As stated, neurons grow readily in the developing mammalian brain and spinal cord. This type of growth stops around birth and cannot be elicited again after an injury. Efforts in regeneration neuroscience seek to potentiate adult neurons to turn on neonatal pro-regenerative switches that lead to axonal elongation. Therapeutic interventions in this category have included growth factors like neurotrophins (2), folic acid (8), inflammation (9), over expression of vitamin A receptors (13), and conditioning lesions of peripheral nerves to stimulate regeneration within the CNS (10). Once neuronal growth is initiated, the axons need to grow to their rightful targets (in the right direction). As such, guidance cues called chemo-attractants have been studied as well (2)
III. NEUROGENESIS
Contrary to what we thought over 20 years ago, new neurons continue to appear within specific regions of the brain and spinal cord throughout life (1). These neurons are derived from a form of stem cells, neural stem cells, which are found along the lining of the fluid cavities in the brain and spinal cord, and the hippocampus. The stem cells are also capable of forming astrocytes and oligodendrocytes, which are the supporting cells of the CNS (Fig.2). This is the basis for stem cell-based therapies. These range from embryonic stem cells, to those stem cells that reside in our CNS and can be activated later in life. Additionally, stem cell reprogramming in which skin cells can be modified to form stem cells is a rapidly evolving exciting new field. The future of this frontier, however, is quite complex. Before stem cells can become truly useful in treating medical conditions, the biology of the cells has to be better understood and controlled. Research goals include increasing and controlling the growth of stem cells, improving their survival, ensuring their conversion to neurons, and guiding their migration to and integration within the complex circuitry of the CNS (14).
Figure 2. Neural stem cell fate.
HOPE FOR CHIARI MALFORMATION & SYRINGOMYELIA THROUGH BRAIN RESEARCH
With several of the aforementioned interventions, functional recovery has been observed in the hindlimbs and forelimbs of animals, with positive effects on walking, skilled movements, sensation, and other outcome measures. Indeed, experimental SCI is no longer incurable. The challenge is to optimize and understand these interventions, and translate some of this success to human applications. One of the most important lessons that researchers have learned along the way is that no single drug or intervention will lead to the cure of paralysis or stroke. Instead, a combination of therapies will be required. These include: 1) interventions that modify the neuronal environment to make it permissive for regeneration (neuroprotection, reduction of the glial scar, and elimination of the inhibitory factors in the myelin) and 2) interventions that potentiate adult neurons to regenerate. Scientists hope that, by understanding more about the life and death of neurons, they can develop new treatments, and possibly even cures, for brain and spinal cord diseases that affect the lives of millions of Americans and people around the world.
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Kurimoto T, Yin Y, Omura K, Gilbert HY, Kim D, Cen LP, Moko L, Kügler S, Benowitz LI. Long-distance axon regeneration in the mature optic nerve: contributions of oncomodulin, cAMP, and pten gene deletion. J Neurosci. 2010 Nov 17;30(46):15654-63.
Neumann S, Woolf CJ. Regeneration of dorsal column fibers into and beyond the lesion site following adult spinal cord injury. Neuron. 1999 May;23(1):83-91.
Schwab ME. Functions of Nogo proteins and their receptors in the nervous system. Nat Rev Neurosci. 2010 Dec;11(12):799-811. Epub 2010 Nov 3.
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Wong LF, Yip PK, Battaglia A, Grist J, Corcoran J, Maden M, Azzouz M, Kingsman SM, Kingsman AJ, Mazarakis ND, McMahon SB.Retinoic acid receptor beta2 promotes functional regeneration of sensory axons in the spinal cord. Nat Neurosci. 2006 Feb;9(2):243-50. Epub 2005 Dec 25.
Yan YP, Lang BT, Vemuganti R, Dempsey RJ. Osteopontin is a mediator of the lateral migration of neuroblasts from the subventricular zone after focal cerebral ischemia. Neurochem Int. 2009 Dec;55 (8):826-32. Epub 2009 Aug 15.
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A whole lot of bakin' goin on!
Now that the weekend is winding down, I've finally gotten a chance to rest long enough to share what crazy baking adventures I had in my kitchen these past two days. Friends came over yesterday and today to join me in the kitchen, where we tackled some of the Bread Baker's Apprentice and Tuesdays With Dorie recipes, which I'll be featuring in the coming weeks. Stay tuned to read about our experiences in making these baked goods!
Wow, everything looks great! I want to try the pane siciliano.


Kussmaul was founded around the idea that an autonomous, reliable, dependable, and rugged battery charger could be of great use to fire, emergency, and public safety fleets. That idea was quickly proven correct, as it gave rise to Kussmaul's first product line. Today, its battery chargers are still the class of the industry for police, fire, and emergency applications, but the company has long since expanded its catalog. In addition to its proven battery chargers, Kussmaul offers a comprehensive assortment of battery indicators, auto eject systems, air compressors, solar power charging systems, power management systems, and equipment monitoring technology.
The man behind the company, Ernie Kussmaul, is yet another example of how a determined creator can make it big in America. Long before the company was moved to a 34,000-square foot facility, Ernie tinkered and invented in his garage, with the help of a few people he employed. At first, he would take any engineering job he could get, but when a fire commissioner friend asked if he could make a battery charger for his department's vehicles, that's when everything changed. Before long, Ernie and his team were dedicating all of their efforts to improving fire and emergency vehicle functioning.
Kussmaul was established in 1967 and its first major product line was a set of vehicle-mounted battery chargers. But that wouldn't be the company's most popular and successful offering. That would be Kussmaul's line of air and power auto-eject systems. According to Ernie, that was what put the business on the map, and it hasn't looked back since. From its base on Long Island, Kussmaul does all of its own manufacturing and assembly and puts that assembly in the hands of people who have been with the company for a long time. With its experience and organization, the Kussmaul team can quickly turn around any product order and develop custom solutions within days.
Kussmaul's products are about supporting the underlying electronic infrastructure inside fire or emergency vehicles. And though the company has placed the lion's share of its focus on fire and emergency fleets for most of its existence, it now offers products just for police fleets. But what deserves first mention is Kussmaul's auto-eject technology. After all, the company wouldn't be around if it wasn't for that smart little invention.
1. Power and air auto-ejection systems – Kussmaul manufactures several auto-ejection systems, designed for a variety of amperage and air pressure specifications. Each one is designed to fit over a fire or emergency vehicle's AC shoreline or air connection. When not in use, the cover plate hinges shut to prevent dust or water intrusion into the connection.
During use, the auto-ejection system can accommodate a power connection using heavy duty pin and sleeve contacts, or an air connection using a brass fitting and shut-off valve. When the vehicle's engine is started, if the power or air connection is still in place, the auto-injection system kicks the connection hose out and closes the connector shut. This prevents the kind of heavy damage that can occur when the vehicle departs while connected to the shoreline. As fire and emergency personnel are in a constant state of rapid response, this scenario is quite common. But with Kussmaul's auto-ejection systems, a brief lapse of attention won't cost money or pose a safety hazard.
Kussmaul also produces a line of "super" auto-ejectors, which delays air and electric energizing, ensuring there is no terminal arcing.
2. Vehicle battery chargers – Kussmaul's battery chargers ensure that critical vehicle functions are always available and that the vehicle's batteries remain charged at all times. The company's battery chargers operate automatically and regulate the output to one or a pair of battery banks.
Kussmaul's battery chargers are built with a sensor that checks the battery's voltage 120 times per second. If there is a voltage drop, the charger compensates and ensures battery performance remains stable. Every charger is wrapped in a heavy-duty aluminum housing and comes with a status display.
With a Kussmaul battery charger, fire, emergency, and police vehicles can maintain heavy parasitic draws from systems like lights, sirens, and radios while not threatening the battery.
3. Air compressors – Kussmaul's air compressors are intended for use with air braking systems. Specifically, they compensate for any system leaks in a vehicle's air brake, providing enough pressure to prevent brake lockup.
The company's air compressors are available in 100 PSI and 125 PSI versions and operate using a regulated pressure switch. When the pressure switch senses low pressure in the braking system, the compressor automatically delivers added pressure to restore proper brake function. The compressor comes with a 15A circuit breaker and a pressure gauge for easy status reading. Each one is compact, is built with sealed ball bearings, and will not interfere with any engine-mounted air compressor.
They also come with an auto drain that triggers every time the compressor cycles off using a 12V solenoid. This keeps the compressor free of moisture and saves maintenance personnel precious time.
4. Safety locks – Kussmaul's safety locks are aimed at law enforcement fleets and they operate using an ingenious mechanism. The lock is activated when the ignition key is removed. Even after removing the key, the engine keeps running, but if any attempt to shift or apply the brake is made without the key in the ignition, the engine shuts down. This allows police to keep their vehicles, along with their lights and sirens, running when the driver needs to respond to a situation away from the vehicle.
Kussmaul is one of those manufacturers that has survived by virtue of its inventiveness and practical approach to building solutions. With more than 40 years servicing fire, emergency and law enforcement fleets, Kussmaul has clearly demonstrated why its products are found in most of the country's public safety vehicles.


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DUANE BETTS
As a teen, Duane Betts cut his teeth sitting-in regularly with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees The Allman Brothers Band. A Sarasota, Florida native, Betts relocated to Southern California and led Malibu rock outfits such as Backbone69 and Whitestarr, then ascended to a near-decade stint playing guitar alongside his father, Dickey Betts, in his group, Great Southern. Whether as a touring guitarist for folk-rockers Dawes or sharing the stage with luminaries from Jack Johnson and G. Love to Kid Rock and Phil Lesh, Betts became a consummate musician. He continued to hone his craft in notable collaborations, including a brief, but celebrated 2017 stint with Jamtown- a supergroup featuring Love, Donovan Frankenreiter, and Cisco Adler.
In 2018, Betts' own impassioned, six-string stories portraying a life and a history steeped in blues, rock, and country music tradition inspired the release of his first solo record. With venerable guitar, timeworn vocals and enlightened, seasoned songwriting on a six-pack of instant favorites, Betts delivered five of his own freshly-drawn rock-and-roll portraits brilliantly colored in country and blues, plus a special homage to his Rock-and-Roll Hall of Fame dad. Enlisting the guiding pen of respected songsmith Stoll Vaughan and veterans Steve Cropper (Booker T. & the M.G.'s) and Marc Ford (Black Crowes) for a production hand on sessions in Nashville and Los Angeles, Betts issued his long-awaited solo debut, Sketches of American Music, in April of 2018.
In support, Betts released two videos for the EP's singles- "Taking Time" and "Downtown Runaround- and undertook a world tour with the Devon Allman Project, fronted by the son of the late Gregg Allman. Betts also reunited with dad Dickey and his Band for a round of summer 2018 tour dates.
At year's end Betts announced the formation of The Allman Betts Band, officially uniting with Devon Allman, and with Berry D. Oakley, son of the late Allman Brothers Band founding bassist Berry Oakley. The group recorded tracks at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in November for its debut album, Down to the River, to be released in June of 2019. A world tour commenced in March of 2019 in New York City.
Duane Betts picked up a lot along the way. With every note and every word, he's showing what he's learned, while holding with the utmost respect what's been passed to him.
"There are traits that are inherent. It's in your sense of melody or with your phrasing. I think some of that stuff comes from hearing it a lot and from your instinct," says Betts. "I have my own identity, too, and that's my identity, for sure. I don't think you could really get around that history if it's there. I'm honored and I'm grateful to be a part of that legacy."


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Piero D'Inzeo (ur. 4 marca 1923 w Rzymie, zm. 13 lutego 2014 tamże) – włoski jeździec sportowy, wojskowy, wielokrotny medalista olimpijski. Brat Raimondo.

Startował w konkurencji skoków przez przeszkody. Ośmiokrotnie, nieprzerwanie od 1948 do 1976, brał udział w igrzyskach olimpijskich. Zawsze towarzyszył mu brat i są pierwszymi sportowcami, którzy osiem razy pojawili się na olimpijskich arenach. Pierwszy medal olimpijski zdobył w 1956, ostatni szesnaście lat później, łącznie zgromadził ich sześć. Największy sukces odniósł w Rzymie, zdobywając srebrny medal olimpijski w konkursie indywidualnym - wyprzedził go młodszy brat.

Starty olimpijskie (medale)
 Melbourne (Sztokholm) 1956
 konkurs drużynowy (na koniu Uruguay) - srebro
 konkurs indywidualny (Uruguay) - srebro
 Rzym 1960
 konkurs indywidualny (The Rock) - srebro
 konkurs drużynowy (The Rock) - brąz
 Tokio 1964
 konkurs drużynowy (Sun Beam) - brąz
 Monachium 1972
 konkurs drużynowy (Easter Light) - brąz

Włoscy jeźdźcy
Włoscy medaliści olimpijscy
Medaliści Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1956
Medaliści Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1960
Medaliści Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1964
Medaliści Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1972
Urodzeni w 1923
Zmarli w 2014
Ludzie urodzeni w Rzymie

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Once upon a time, before the #metoo movement was center stage, before fake news was every day parlance, another organism was growing layers underneath our news cycle. The Smear. How Shady Political Operatives and Fake News Control What You See, What You Think, and How You Vote. This book came out only seven months ago, and was perfectly timed. I heard Sharyl Attkinson in multiple interviews discussing the book. She was a previous investigative correspondent with CBS News; she's not some 'Fox News hack.' If you're on the Left and blame the Koch brothers or if you're on the right and blame George Soros, you're misguided and barely skimming the surface. This book goes as far back as the 80's and is fairly bipartisan. It does lay out the multiple layers of the Clinton machine, David Brock's flip-flopping, the evolution of Media Matters, and their subsequent take down of Glenn Beck from Fox News; the slew of advertisers attacked; the inevitable removal of Bill O'Reilly. It's just sickening, because it's so multi-layered and downright corrupt. It seems there's no turning back other than being really truthful and honest in our own lives. The average person just doesn't investigate anything; and everything heard or seen is taken at face value. The repercussions have added up. This is a great book to understand why we are in the mess we're in. Who do you trust? What do you trust? I don't ask this to be conspiratorial but to motivate one to dig deeper.
Ever wonder how politics turned into a take-no-prisoners blood sport? The New York Times bestselling author of Stonewalled pulls back the curtain on the shady world of opposition research and reveals the dirty tricks those in power use to influence your opinions.
OK, let's stay peeved. Fantasyland: How America Went Haywire. A 500-Year History This book came out in September 2017, so the book benefited by riding the coattails of growing angst and resentment. I love history and was intrigued with how he approached it. I couldn't get past the underlying tone of disdain. Kurt Andersen is one of these liberals who cries out they'll leave the country if such'n'such is elected. He quite frankly believes America was founded by a religious cult and some of us are still living under the haze of it. We are susceptible to illusions. Damn delightful.
Ok, let's stay morose. Actually I couldn't. I only got halfway through. Every Man Dies Alone I hate to say this and it feels selfish to say considering the true story and inevitable heartwarming ride-of-a-read this is said to be, but it was boring. Reading it felt like I was watching a black and white television show of disparate scenes; there was no through line despite consistent characters, and I often pictured sketch comedy potential.
The 'bookish' upside to the month have been two podcasts. Obviously. From Wondery, the network behind Tides Of History, History Unplugged, Fall Of Rome and Dirty John. The Cold War by American History Tellers. The Cold War was decades before me, and I only have a peripheral understanding of it, so I was anxious to listen to this narrative styling of facts. Can't recommend it enough. It's new and there are only 8 episodes.
Well that's that. Arm yourself with what you see fit!


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In the offices of Stonehill Taylor, a Manhattan-based architecture and interior design firm, architect Neill Parker sits at the center of a long conference table strewn with façade mockups and material samples. As he speaks, he excitedly bounces from one model to the next, stopping occasionally to scrutinize a drawing or point to renderings on a large projection screen. His eye for details of every scale — from specifying the right metal cladding to celebrate a neighborhood's industrial past, to figuring out the perfect corrugation depth to catch the afternoon sun — is typical of a principal of Stonehill Taylor, a practice which prides itself on meeting the demands of property developers and preservationists alike.
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Mel C gets emotional as she shows support for trans rights at Brighton Pride
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Mel C is a true LGBTQ ally.
During a performance with drag queens from club night Sink The Pink at Brighton's Pride Pleasure Gardens on Saturday night, the Spice Girls singer took a moment to talk about the importance of supporting the trans community.
While gay people have made great strides for equality over the last few decades, trans and non-binary people continue to be left behind, and have received an especially high amount of hate and misinformation in the mainstream media in recent years.
"I've been given this very, very special flag by one of my beautiful dancers, and I'm going to be holding this tonight when I sing the next song," Mel C said as she unfurled the pink, blue and white Trans Pride flag on stage for the audience to see.
"This is a flag – I'm gonna get emotional again – this is a flag that we probably don't see often enough, and this is a flag we all want to see a lot more of.
"If there's anybody in this room who doesn't know what this flag is, this is trans and non-binary. Every part of the Pride community is very, very important, so tonight I'm shouting for this one."
Before performing Spice Girls classic 2 Become 1, she added: "We all need, we all deserve, and we all should have love."
Reminder (as if you need one) that the Spice Girls are a force for good.@MelanieCmusic unequivocally standing up for trans and non-binary people
(lovely @octojon sent me this) pic.twitter.com/wYUwtBcGch
— Rob Holley (@robholley) August 4, 2019
2 Become 1, which was the Spice Girls' third UK number one single, has always been a favourite among the LGBTQ community – especially after Emma Bunton confirmed speculation that the lyrics were changed to be more inclusive of queer fans.
Over the years, Mel C has performed the song with a number of special guests from the LGBTQ community, including Years And Years frontman Olly Alexander at a charity gig in 2016, and drag superstar Courtney Act at New York Pride this year.
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Kaylyn graduated with a degree in Photojournalism and Recreation Tourism from Winona State University in Winona, Minnesota. During her final year at university, she was awarded a Creative Arts and Research Grant for her documentary project Winona Youth: A Generation Revealed. The exhibit was displayed in the Paul Watkins Gallery at Winona State University in 2008. It was the first solo exhibit by a student to be featured at Winona State University.
In 2012, She created a multimedia piece in collaboration with the Sitka Ranger District of the USDA Forest Service through the Artist in Residency program: Voices of the Wilderness.
Kaylyn served for 3.5 years on the Board of Directors for Blue Earth, a non-profit that supports visual storytelling on critical environmental and social issues through direct assistance to photographers and a collaborative community of professionals.
In January 2017 Kaylyn filmed and photographed a naturally occurring phenomenon known as an ice circle or ice disk. This work was featured in The Seattle Times, The Weather Network, licensed by StoryFul where it was used by The Wall Street Journal and linked to by National Geographic online.
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Pro-school bond political committee fund raiser is scheduled for Tuesday, September 30 in upscale surroundings — the new waterfront ballroom at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts along the New River in downtown Fort Lauderdale.
One of those distributing the invitations: Lobbyist George Platt.
George Platt currently isn't registered as a School Board lobbyist. His son Seth Platt, a senior associate at the same LSN Partners lobbying firm as his father, is on the 2014 lobbyist registration list representing U. S. Legal Services, a voluntary employee benefit that offers legal help to personnel that want it.
George Platt was lobbying last year for Learn-It-Systems, which designs and sells academic programs. Below is the School Board log entry where he visited a Board member to complain about the procurement process.
Maybe he should have hired Joseph Goldstein, a procurement attorney at Shutts & Bowen. Goldstein, whose specialty is government contracts, is one of the only three contributors so far to the pro-bonds Citizens for Safe and Modern Schools.
Goldstein gave $2,500. His law firm Shutts & Bowen kicked in another $2,500.
Downtown Fort Lauderdale investor Alan Levy contributed another $5,000 through the Levy Charitable Foundation.
I expect the Broward Workshop – Levy is a mover-and-shaker inside this group of downtown business types – to donate six figures to the pro-bond effort shortly.
My question is will Platt and Goldstein forgo any future business from the School Board's $800 million bond? Don't hold your breath.
Lobbyists and the entities they represent universally expect and get at least 10x back in business when they donate to tax increases and political campaigns.
And I replied, "No, it's a billion bucks for the big players" They lost 71-29.
No different this time, only $800K instead of a billion.
He spoke at the last meeting about the unfair practices on the prepaid legal services. They (the board leadership) played their TYPICAL games and he talked about how it was not correct and the board should act. While leadership was speaking to this issue…he called out liars.
TODAY he is in support of them getting MORE money so they can screw with people??
Like a wolf smells blood, these gents smell money.
If it wasn't for bad moves, Runcie and SMART would have no moves.
The lobbyists fill a vacuum created by an apathetic electorate. It is a sad situation that is way too prevalent in south Florida. The lobbyists get fat at the trough filled by the taxpayers.


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Defconn Returns with "N.G."
Most K-pop fans know Defconn because of his position as a host on MBC Every1's Weekly Idol. But before his stint on the show, Defconn, now going by his birth name Yoo Dae-joon, was actually famous as an underground rapper.
Defconn has an extensive history with the hip hop scene and a long repertoire. Coming onto the scene in 1998, he has built up quite the reputation as an artist, evident even in his last release, a collaboration with comedian and MC partner Jung Hyung-don.
In early August this year, he made a comeback with with party song "Cocktail" featuring Rania's T-ae. With its humorous sexual innuendo, the track was fun and catchy with a rather simple but fitting music video to match. Defconn had me singing "I want some cocktail" far more often (and in worse situations) than I'd care to admit.
Following that more typical release, Defconn is switching gears now and returning with soul this time in "N.G. (Notorious Girl)" featuring R&B singer Boni, and it suits him well. The single is a reminder that he can not only rap but can also sing as he wails "notorious girl" about a woman who broke his heart.
While I liked "Cocktail" for its simple catchiness, "N.G." shows us the emotional side of Defconn through a sexy, soulful sound. The song features a prominent drums and emotive brass combination. When paired with his gravelly voice, it makes for a retro, almost swanky song that reminds me somewhat of artists of the soul genre in the '70s, such as Al Green or even Otis Redding.
The highlight to me though is the pairing with Boni. The two have worked together in the past, as they collaborated on "Hanshim Cart Bar," a song off his and Hyung-don's unfortunately named album Gangsta Rap Volume 1. While the collaboration of Hyung-don and Defconn was obviously for laughs, "Hanshim Cart Bar" was actually a sad love song, and with Boni in the mix, it became more apparent the disparity in the duo's skills since Defconn is a seasoned artist and Hyung-don isn't. So it's nice to hear the pairing of Defconn and Boni work together again in a more refined song, and Boni has such a fantastic tone to her voice that complements Defconn's gritty voice wonderfully.
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The music video definitely capitalizes on the soulful vibe of the track with the black and white smoky aura throughout it, and the anger and frustration coursing throughout it add layers of emotion to the already soulful track. We watch a heartbroken man as he's torn apart by all of the emotions of his tragic break-up.
He destroys what appears to have been their home. Everything is covered in plastic as though it were being painted, which makes me suspect that they were preparing the place to live. Perhaps they were engaged when they broke up, or maybe it's been emptied out and sold since they've broken up. It's hard to tell since we have no context for his presence there.
Regardless, he is simultaneously angry and sad, as most people are after a relationship ends badly. He takes a mallet to a TV, throws their picture against a wall, and just destroys everything he can get his hands on. All the while, he is tortured by memories of her and the end of their relationship.
There's something almost serene to the music video, and that probably comes from the lack of sound effects included in any of his destruction. We don't hear the crash of the mallet on the TV or the shattering of the picture frame or a single step he takes. The song alone plays, making brilliant use of the silence of his actions to portray the emotion in each motion and scene.
With the interspersed shots of Defconn and Boni singing and the choice to shoot the entirety in black and white, it makes for a compelling music video. I particularly enjoy the styling, such as Defconn's dapper suit and Boni's lovely evening dress. It all adds to the old-fashioned elegance of the whole video despite the destruction going on.
Some of the cuts are a bit too closely cropped. Sometimes it is difficult to distinguish between Boni and the barely shown ex since they are often cropped to just show their lips and jawline. And the transitions between shots are pretty quick, making it more of a task to figure out what certain objects are or who certain people are.
While we could look at the confusion as a symbolic way of portraying the conflicting emotions one feels at the end of a relationship, that seems to be a bit much for this music video. It doesn't really take away much from the music video, but it does make it a bit confusing, particularly toward the end when the cuts transition more quickly.
Defconn gives us a taste of his class with "N.G." The song is a stunning marriage between rap and soul, and Boni adds more oomph for good measure. The music video realizes the emotion of the song despite not having an actual coherent plotline, making for a track that's sexy in a cool but still sad kind of way that I only wish we heard more from Defconn.
(DI Entertainment , YouTube)
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6th National Peace Consciousness Month launched
September 1, 2009 10:49 pm· 1 Comment
The month of September was chosen to be the peace month since many events and milestones in the peace process and culture of peace promotion were held during said month. Shown in photo ringing the world peace bell are Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita (2nd from left), Quezon City Councilor Ariel Inton, Jr. (extreme left), Presidential Management Secretary Hermogenes Esperon, Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte, Jr. (both partly hidden) and Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process (OPAPP) chief Secretary Avelino Razon,Jr. (extreme right) at the Quezon Memorial Circle, Elliptical Road, Quezon City, September 1, to signal the launch of the 6th National Peace Consciousness Month. (PNA photo by Boy Antonio)
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OMB joins transport sector in drive vs. erring traffic enforcers
September 1, 2009 10:47 pm· Comments Off on OMB joins transport sector in drive vs. erring traffic enforcers
Ombudsman Ma. Merceditas N. Gutierrez (3rd from left) and Rep. Vigor D. Mendoza II sign a Memorandum of Agreement between the Office of the Ombudsman and 1-United Transport Koalisyon (1-UTAK) which aims to forge a collaborative partnership in all endeavors geared to prevent and eradicate corruption on the road. The MOA signing was held at OMB Function Room in Quezon City Tuesday (Sept. 1, 2009). Also in photo are (from left) Assistant Ombudsman Evelyn A. Baliton, Overall Deputy Ombudsman Orlando C. Casimiro, and Melencio Vargas, 1-UTAK president. (PNA photo by Gil S. Calinga)
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Comelec says no more extension for OAV registration
September 1, 2009 10:29 am· Comments Off on Comelec says no more extension for OAV registration
MANILA, Sept. 1 — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) will no longer extend the registration of Filipinos working overseas for the overseas absentee voting (OAV).
Lawmakers mourn with INC family, flock on the loss of a great leader
September 1, 2009 10:29 am· Comments Off on Lawmakers mourn with INC family, flock on the loss of a great leader
By Lilybeth G. Ison
MANILA, Sept. 1 — Members of the House of Representatives expressed condolences to the family of Erano "Ka Erdy" G. Manalo, leader and executive minister of the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC), who passed away Monday afternoon due to cardio-pulmonary arrest. He was 84.
Another NPA rebel surrenders in Occidental Mindoro
September 1, 2009 10:29 am· Comments Off on Another NPA rebel surrenders in Occidental Mindoro
MANILA, Sept. 1 — The communist New People's Army (NPA) continues to suffer defeat from the hands of the Armed Forces of the Philippines which is aiming to end the insurgency problem in the country on or before the end of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo term next year.
Presidential son wants to criminalize economic espionage
September 1, 2009 10:29 am· Comments Off on Presidential son wants to criminalize economic espionage
MANILA, Sept. 1 — A neophyte lawmaker is pushing for the enactment of a measure that will uphold the confidentiality of economic information in the country, including commercial, business and trade secrets, and to penalize as an act of economic espionage their theft, misappropriation and wrongful use.
PGMA mourns Ka Erdie's demise
September 1, 2009 10:29 am· Comments Off on PGMA mourns Ka Erdie's demise
MANILA, Sept. 1 — President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo Tuesday joins the Filipino nation in mourning the passing of Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) Executive Minister Erańo (Ka Erdie) G. Manalo Monday afternoon.
PGMA hopeful stalled talks with CPP-NPA-NDF will resume soon
September 1, 2009 10:29 am· Comments Off on PGMA hopeful stalled talks with CPP-NPA-NDF will resume soon
MANILA, Sept. 1 — President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo expressed hope today that peace negotiations with the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army-National Democratic Front (CPP-NPA-NDF) will resume soon.
House adjourns early
September 1, 2009 10:29 am· Comments Off on House adjourns early
MANILA, Sept. 1 — The House of Representatives adjourned session early Tuesday following the death of Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) leader and Executive Minister Erano "Ka Erdy" Manalo.
RP to train Somali coast guard
September 1, 2009 10:29 am· Comments Off on RP to train Somali coast guard
MANILA, Sept. 1 — Economic and cultural relations between the Republic of the Philippines and Somalia may soon include naval and civil service training after leaders of the two nations discussed the possibility of undertaking these types of "institution building" measures to address the occurrence of pirate attacks off the coast of the African nation.


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        for ipv4 in inv[key]:
            team_all.add(ipv4)

    for key, values in inv.items():
        if key == '_meta':
            team_inv['_meta'] = values
            continue

        intersection = list(set(values).intersection(team_all))

        if not intersection:
            continue

        team_inv[key] = intersection

        if key.startswith('tag_Env_'):
            team_inv[key.replace('tag_Env_', '')] = intersection

        if key.startswith('tag_env_'):
            team_inv[key.replace('tag_env_', '')] = intersection

    if team_all:
        team_inv['all'] = list(team_all)

    return team_inv

if __name__ == '__main__':
    sys.exit(main())


Appointments+ - Pending Appointment Defaults To Service Provider Most Recently Created Instead Of The Service Provider That Is Selected By The Client.
Also, how can you change the integration with Marketpress to include a button for the client to proceed to checkout instead of the text which is easily missed.
To style the link to make it look more like a button, you can add the following CSS to your theme's custom CSS section. You'll want to adjust this a bit to make it match your existing theme, of course.
If your theme doesn't have a Custom CSS section in the theme options, you'll want to make a Child Theme before you make any changes to your CSS. Otherwise, your changes will be overwritten with each theme update.
Child Themes on WordPress Codex.
Thank you for your response, but I think you may have misunderstood the issue I am having with the Appointments+ plugin.
When I select a specific provider and go to book the appointment, it will place the appointment in pending, but only with the most recently created provider, not the one I selected to book an appointment with as the client. This is a huge issue, because only the most recently created service provider is getting all of the appointments, regardless of who the client selects when booking the appointment.
It has been over two days since I responded tell you that you misunderstood the issue, and I still have not heard back from anyone or received any additional support.
This is not some small issue, this is a big deal, because as it is sits the appointments are not working as they should. Providers do not know who has scheduled them, all appointments revert to the wrong provider (the most recently created one).
I have waited over 2 days for a response to this issue, this membership boasts of being able to get help easily and 24/7 support, but that does not seem to be the case so far.
I saw on another thread, that a member kept posting over and over, they seemed to get help a lot quicker than those that were patient. It is interesting, because the support agent said that every time they post they go to the back of the line, but here I have not posted back at all except for my initial response and I have never heard back from anyone....I wonder which one is really true?
I sincerely apologize for the delay in responding. We have been experiencing a higher volume than normal on our support tickets and I was not able to reply within the preferred 24hr window.
However, I have tested this extensively on a couple development environments, and I have checked your site out as much as I can through Support Staff Login. I am unable to reproduce this issue on my own testing environment.
In order to address this issue as expediently as possible, I need to perform some advanced debugging to get to the bottom of this issue.


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