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The Nazis' Murder of Jews, Communists and Gypsies In Gas Chambers Was an AMERICAN Idea
Believe it or not, the Nazis' murder of Jews, communists and gypsies using gas chambers was actually an American idea.
The San Francisco Chronicle wrote about in 2003.
"California was considered an epicenter of the American eugenics movement.
During the 20th century's first decades, California's eugenicists included potent but little-known race scientists, such as Army venereal disease specialist Dr. Paul Popenoe, citrus magnate Paul Gosney, Sacramento banker Charles Goethe, as well as members of the California state Board of Charities and Corrections and the University of California Board of Regents."
(ABOVE PHOTO)There were Nazis in the United States even before Hitler took power. This is the cover from the Nazi illustrated weekly of 21 November 1931 showing the Chicago band of Nazis. Their flag is their own design, not at all similar to what the Nazis were using in Germany. The interior of the magazine has other photographs of American Nazis in Chicago, Detroit, and New York.
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See the lost poster art for Inglorious Bastards
Wanna see some great artwork?
The lost art of Inglorious Bastards
"Back when it was being promoted, some of the people behind Inglorious Bastards teamed up with Upper Playground to create a number of commissioned pieces based on the film.
The resulting batch of artwork included images by Alex Pardee, Sam Flores, David Choe, and about 10 others, and none of them ever saw the light of day.
Now, they will be released as VERY limited art prints to benefit the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. Each print will have a tiny edition of 6, they will be signed by Quentin Tarantino, and they will be priced at $300. All proceeds will benefit the American Red Cross."
For more info, visit UpperPlayground.com.
The First City in America to Criminalize Marijuana Passes Resolution Criticizing Drug War
This is really a sign of the times. Decriminalizing Marijuana is becoming more acceptable to Americans everywhere. Even in Texas, as this article points out, where they've had draconian laws about even having a joint since it became illegal in the dark old days of ignorance.
The El Paso city council has gone on record as condemning current US drug policies and demanding a shift to a smarter, more humane approach to drug sales and use.
"It was the first city council a hundred years ago that passed the first resolution forbidding the use of marijuana. One hundred years later we've come full circle, and now we're debating 100 years of a failed policy." - University of Texas-El Paso political science professor Tony Payan
Chimp sent to rehab for booze & smoking abuse
This post is dedicated to Jocko in Redding!
MOSCOW (Reuters) – A Russian chimpanzee has been sent to rehab by zookeepers to cure the smoking and beer-drinking habits he has picked up, a popular daily reported on Friday.
An ex-performer, Zhora became aggressive at his circus and was transferred to a zoo in the southern Russian city of Rostov, where he fathered several baby chimps, learned to draw with markers and picked up his two vices.
"The beer and cigarettes were ruining him. He would pester passers-by for booze," the Komsomolskaya Pravda paper said.
It added he has now been transferred to the city of Kazan, about 500 miles east of Moscow, for rehabilitation treatment.
(Reporting by Tanya Ustinova, writing by Amie Ferris-Rotman)
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Some odd history for a Friday…
There is an old Hotel/Pub in Marble Arch, London ...
....which used to have gallows adjacent. Prisoners were taken to the gallows (after a fair trial of course) to be hung.
The horse drawn dray, carting the prisoner was accompanied by an armed guard, who would stop the dray outside the pub and ask the prisoner if he would like ''ONE LAST DRINK''.
If he said YES it was referred to as "ONE FOR THE ROAD."
If he declined, that prisoner wa s "ON THE WAGON."
So there you go...!
They used to use urine to tan animal skins, so families used to all pee in a pot & then once a day it was taken and sold to the tannery.
If you had to do this to survive you were "Piss Poor".
But worse than that were the really poor folk who couldn't even afford to buy a pot they "Didn't have a pot to Piss in" & were the lowest of the low.
And that's the truth...Now, whoever said History was boring !
Thanks for sending me this Bill Cummings!
Cuss-free week? Calif. lawmakers to vote on it
I'm going to file the following story under "Stupid politicians wasting tax payer money again" category. Get real! No wonder this state is in dire straights with idiots like this in office. What's next? Voting on a resolution to have an "Arnie Says" Week where Californians have to learn how to speak with an Austrian accent?
"The state Assembly is scheduled to vote on a resolution today calling for a statewide "Cuss Free Week," to occur annually during the first week of March. If approved, it would go to the state Senate for a final vote on Monday."
Lawsuit filed against Bank of America for sneaky services
Excerpt from Court House News Service:
"Bank of America takes money from customers' accounts to pay for services they didn't order and don't want, a class action claims in Federal Court. The class claims the bank charges for "Privacy Assist" services without informing them, and refuses to refund the money when customers catch on."
Story here.
Photo by John.R. Coughlin
Scientists pinpoint origins of little dogs
I always thought that humans had something to do with how big or small a dog is through breeding methods.
Now, according to this article, the reason there are small dogs is because of a stretch of DNA.
"Small dogs the world over can all trace their ancestry back to the Middle East, where the first diminutive canines emerged more than 12,000 years ago."
Go here to read story. Photo source
(Photo) A stretch of DNA allows Gibson, a Great Dane, to look a pony in the eye — while Zoie, a Chihuahua, can fit into a purse. Photo by Deanne Fitzmaurice / Science
View related photos Click for related content Big dog, little dog, it's in the genes,
Scientists clone glowing dogs, Cosmic Log: Cat vs. dog evolution.
Hi-Tech Back In the Day: GPS, 1964 Version
I was talking with someone the other day about their new "Tom Tom," a GPS device available to everyone these days. When I mentioned that a GPS device was available for cars 46 years ago they said, "No way!" Yeah, way.
It looks crude now, but when it came out in a concept car it was space age stuff. I wonder why the idea didn't catch on with other models and ever go into mass production?
First seen on a Ford Aurora concept car (which also had an interesting baby seats location, see below):
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NRA scare tactics are working – more states push for lienient gun laws
Gun dealers ought to be thanking President Obama for his lack of action on gun control. Guns are now allowed in our National Parks. States are overturning gun laws, and making new laws favorable to gun dealers and buyers.
The NRA has been crying "wolf" since the day Obama was elected. "Look out," the NRA rhetoric roared, "Obama is going to take away your rights as a gun owner now!" On the the same day Obama was elected the sales of guns nationwide spiked. A year later, what Second Amendment rights have been violated by Obama? Zero. Nada. None.
But what about the NRA lobby who keeps crying wolf? It seems they are never satisfied with their victories. There's always another reason to change a gun law somewhere to benefit their constituents who shower them with money. Meanwhile, the real benefactors of the NRA's scare tactics are the gun dealers, gun manufacturers, and the ammunition industry. Oh yeah, and the criminals!
I think what bothers me the most is that the NRA keeps hiding behind their wide-open interpretation of the Second Amendment to shield themselves and attempt to take the high road to freedom. I believe in the right to own guns, but I'm also concerned about how easy it is for criminals in America to buy a gun. Any type of gun. That means semi or fully automatic. Don't waste my time trying to tell me that criminals can't buy automatic weapons because of already restrictive laws.
That's a load of bullshit, but the NRA spreads it around like butter. There's too many laws now according to some gun extremists. That tells me the NRA has done it's job spreading propaganda and lies in order to push an agenda.
What is the NRA's real agenda? Maybe we ought to look at their close relationship with the gun and ammunition lobbies, and how much support they buy from the NRA. Did I hear you say, "It's all about the money?" You're right. It's capitalism at it's worst.
"When President Obama took office, gun rights advocates sounded the alarm, warning that he intended to strip them of their arms and ammunition. And yet the opposite is happening."
Bad credit sidelines some jobless workers
Talk about a Catch 22…
As if things aren't bad enough, another barrier to employment raises it's ugly head. Credit checks. If employers are going to check people's credit, what comes next?
There are some jobs that probably should check out prospective employees credit, like banking, trading stock, etc. But when a person applies for a job, like answering phones, should the fact that their credit history is bad because of unpaid medical bills (due to not being able to afford insurance) prevent them from getting a job?
How the hell is the country going to recover with this kind of thinking? When you read Debra Banks story (below link) ask yourself what you would do? How many people across the country are in the same situation as MS Banks?
A temporary financial setback can become a long-term employment barrier.
(Photo) Debra Banks, 54, of Los Angeles, believes an unpaid medical bill cost her a full-time job. View related photos Photo by Ann Johansson / for msnbc.com
Pot use among seniors goes up as boomers age
Gray-haired tokers turn to marijuana to relieve many problems of aging
Is anyone surprised? What did you think the Baby Boomers would do?
"In her 88 years, Florence Siegel has learned how to relax: A glass of wine. A copy of The New York Times, if she can wrest it from her husband. Some classical music, preferably Bach. And every night, she lifts a pipe to her lips and smokes marijuana."
Go here to read the story.
PHOTO: Perry Parks, 67, takes a puff of marijuana at his home in Rockingham, N.C. The retired Army pilot suffered crippling pain from degenerative disc disease and arthritis before turning to marijuana. Photo via Chuck Burton / AP
Choking warning urged for food labels
When 4-year-old Eric Stavros Adler choked to death on a piece of hot dog, his anguished mother never dreamed that the popular kids' food could be so dangerous.
My first reaction, after reading the above headline was "Not another stupid label for stupid people!"
After reading this article I changed my mind. Who would have thought?
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Suffer the Children: The lethal legacy of Agent Orange
By Dave Stancliff/For the Times-Standard
Posted: 02/21/2010 01:30:30 AM PST
Although Sharon L. Perry has never been to Vietnam, what happened to her husband, who served there during his military service, has affected her life forever.
Since he died in 2005 she has "waded through grief, hate, anger, pain, rage, and lots and lots of heartache."
The heartache started long before Reuben "Bud" C. Perry III died from a myocardial infarction attributed to his diabetes, peripheral neuropathy, and Hep C, all Agent Orange (AO) related illnesses.
It began with the birth of their oldest daughter, Danielle, who has been sick all her life. Sharon fought for years with doctors who didn't seem to know what caused her daughter to suffer debilitating muscle spasms in her neck that often lasted up to two hours.
"Finally," Sharon said, "a doctor treated her because he said her muscles would atrophy if not taken care of."
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"Canyon, Spallone, and more on Inside This Wed August 30th"
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Legendary and popular XXX Star Christy Canyon, and popular XXX director Rob Spallone and more surprise guests will be dropping in to join host James Bartholet this Wednesday August 30th 7pm to 9pm PST on "Inside The Industry".
During the broadcast, the guests will be discussing their careers and new projects, new events in the industry, and they will be taking calls live from the listening audience.
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The beautiful colonial city of Granada is doubtless one of the most appealing tourist destinations in Latin America. The luminous Granada Cathedral is one of the most notable buildings of Granada, Nicaragua. it is located on the east side of the plaza in the center of the town. This magnifiscent mustard-colored neoclassical building was originally built in 1583 but has been destroyed and rebuilt several times. The most recent version, built in 1915, features three naves, four chapels and extensive stained glass windows. It is worth stopping in to wander the hallways and admire the beautiful architecture of the building. A must-see in Granada, Nicaragua!
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When he took over the Pistons' front office in 1979, Jack McCloskey offered to trade the entire roster to the Lakers for Magic Johnson.
When he identified Dennis Rodman as the top prospect available at No. 11 in the 1986 draft, McCloskey took John Salley and banked on Rodman to fall to the second round – and nabbed Rodman with the third pick of the second round.
When Detroit was coming off a close loss in the 1988 Finals and had the NBA's second-best record in February 1989, McCloskey traded leading scorer Adrian Dantley for Mark Aguirre.
McCloskey acted boldly again and again, acquiring every player on the Pistons' 1989 and 1990 championship teams. He assembled the iconic Bad Boys and, as that era infamously ended with the Pistons walking off the court against the Bulls, he stood in the tunnel to high-fived Bill Laimbeer and hug Isiah Thomas as they left.
Appreciated in Detroit but unfairly overlooked by the Hall of Fame, McCloskey died today at age 91, the Pistons announced.
The basketball lifer played one game for the Philadelphia Warriors in 1953, coached Penn, Wake Forest and the Trail Blazers and ran the Timberwolves for a few years in the 1990s.
But he peaked in Detroit: back-to-back titles, three straight Finals and five straight conference finals. One of the players he drafted and won with, Joe Dumars, served as general manager for the Pistons other championship in 2004.
McCloskey built a tremendous team – and a tremendous legacy.


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Sportsmen's Priorities Included in 2014 Farm Bill
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After three long years of debate, the United States Senate passed the Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act, also known as the 2014 Farm Bill. This bipartisan legislation enhances and strengthens vital polices important to sportsmen and women across the United States and has been a long time priority of the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus (CSC).
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February 04, 2014 (Washington, DC) – After three long years of debate, the United States Senate passed the Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act, also known as the 2014 Farm Bill. This bipartisan legislation enhances and strengthens vital polices important to sportsmen and women across the United States and has been a long time priority of the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus (CSC).
The 2014 Farm Bill, which passed in the Senate with a vote of 68-32, includes critical provisions to enhance habitat for wildlife, increase access for hunters and anglers, encourage conservation stewardship and protect our forest health. This legislation includes the conservation and sportsmen's community's priorities of re-coupling conservation compliance to crop insurance and an important Sodsaver program.
"Today's passage is a clear victory for sportsmen and women. I want to thank the members of the bipartisan CSC for their hard work on the Farm Bill, making sure that the conservation title remains robust. Private lands and conservation incentives are very important for habitat conservation and protecting our sportsmen's heritage," said Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation (CSF) President Jeff Crane.
The bill allocates funds for wetlands and grasslands conservation easements, and provides a voluntary, non-regulatory, incentive-based way for private landowners, farmers and ranchers to protect and restore wetlands and grasslands on their property.
CSC members, Senator Debbie Stabenow, Chairwoman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry, and Senator Thad Cochran, the committee's Ranking Member, were active proponents of the conservation titles within the bill.
Under the leadership of CSC members, Chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture Rep. Frank Lucas and Ranking Member Rep. Collin Peterson, the 2014 Farm Bill (H.R.2642) passed the U.S. House of Representatives on January 27. The bill is now headed to President Obama's desk where he is expected to sign it into law.
CSF along with 26 other sportsmen's conservation groups sent a letter to members of the United States Senate, urging them to vote in favor of the 2014 Farm Bill on behalf of the more than 40 million hunters and anglers in America.


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Synopsis: A documentary on the chaotic production of Werner Herzog's epic Fitzcarraldo (1982), showing how the film managed to get made despite problems that would have floored a less obsessively driven director. Not only does he have major casting problems, losing both Jason Robards (health) and Mick Jagger (other commitments) halfway through shooting, but the crew gets caught up in a war between Peru and Ecuador, there are problems with the weather and the morale of cast and crew is falling rapidly.
Director(s): Les Blank
Actors: Werner Herzog, Klaus Kinski, Claudia Cardinale, Jason Robards
Production: Flower Films
4 wins & 1 nomination.
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You wanted to know the story of Fitzcarraldo.
It's a strange story-
a little bit Sisyphus-like story or...
a story of, uh,
challenge of the impossible.
The title itself-
I will start with that -
uh, is derived from
an Irish name - Fitzgerald.
The leading character's name is
Bryan Sweeney Fitzgerald.
And since nobody can pronounce
his name in the Amazon here...
he calls himself Fitzcarraldo, and he also
founds a town with the name Fitzcarraldo.
There was a historical figure whose
name was Carlos Fermn Fitzcarrald...
a caucho baron.
I must say the story of this caucho baron
did not interest me so much.
What interested me more
was one single detail.
That was, uh,
that he crossed an isthmus...
from one river system into another...
uh, with a boat.
They disassembled the boat and -
and put it together again on the other river.
And, uh, that intrigued me to write a story
about big opera in the jungle...
and, uh, about a man
who wants to bring Caruso...
into Iquitos and build
a huge opera house.
And he fails to -
to get the money for it...
and so finally he decides
to make his fortune as a rubber baron.
And, uh, he buys a territory
which is out of reach...
because there are
very, very strong rapids...
and you can't move a big boat
into the upper tributary.
Um, and for exploiting
an area like this...
you need a big boat
for all the logistics and transports and so.
And what he does, actually, is that
he moves in a - in a parallel tributary...
because he knows there
is one geographical point...
where the two river systems
almost join.
There's only
one or two miles in between.
And with the help of, uh,
1,100 savage Indians...
he moves the boat across the -
this mountain ridge.
But it all fails because
the Indians release the boat.
They untie it,
and it floats downstream...
and it crashes through the rapids
and everything was in vain.
And still,
with that defeat...
Fitzcarraldo is able to turn it
in some kind of a victory-
a very painful one, and...
that's basically the story of the film.
I did not know exactly
in which territory I would end up.
Basically we had to make
a geographical decision...
where we had two rivers
very, very near to each other...
with only a mountain in between.
Less than a mile apart.
And they had to be navigable as well.
So we had very, very few options...
and wherever we would end up...
I would try to get acquainted with
the native Indians in the territory itself.
In November, 1979...
Herzog builds a camp for cast and crew...
in the dense tropical rain forest
close to the Ecuadorean border.
The geography is perfect, but Herzog
has walked into the middle of a tense situation.
Twenty-five miles from here, Peru and Ecuador
are building up to a small border war.
Thejungle is full of soldiers,
and the Aguaruna Indians...
who have lived here
for hundreds of years, are touchy.
To make matters worse,
the Peruvian government...
has been encouraging settlers
to move into thejungle-
a process the Indians are powerless to stop
without legal title to the land.
Lumber and oil interests are encroaching
on this part of the forest as well.
The Amazon jungle is disappearing fast.
Every month,
8,000 square miles are cut down.
At the present rate,
by the year 2010...
the entire Amazon basin
will be cleared.
The ongoing invasion of thejungle
has made the Aguaruna Indians...
see every stranger as a threat.
But Herzog assures them
that he's not moving in permanently...
and the local Aguarunas
agree to let him shoot.
Herzog needs Indians
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Today I launched my new blog Glossae – Middeleeuwse juriidische glossen in beeld, "Glosses – Looking at medieval legal glosses". The very heart of this blog is a manuscript fragment with glosses, marginal and interlinear comments, on Justinian's Digest, not the ordinary gloss edited by Francesco Accursio (1184-1263) in the thirteenth century, but glosses by twelfth-century lawyers, collectively sometimes known as the glossators. The fragment with these early glosses surfaced during the cataloguing of fragments, in itself part of the preparation of a new manuscript catalogue at the Department of Special Collections of Utrecht University Library. Bart Jaski kindly provided detailed photographs of the manuscript (Utrecht UB, ms. fragm. 7.67) which help very much in the decipherment of the glosses which are sometimes very small and barely visible in the original.
The new blog is the first Dutch blog at the Hypotheses network, a French initiative. In 2012 a German branch has been founded. Encouragements from this branch helped me to decide to join this German portal. Of course the question of the main language for my contributions looms large. I have published a first, more general description of the blog in Dutch, with summaries in German and English. The study of medieval legal glosses is indeed marked by the uses of several modern languages, such as French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Publications in English are relatively new in this field. In my first post I mention the appearance of several blogs concerning medieval – in particular Carolingian – glosses based in the Netherlands.
A very Dutch phenomenon is the collaborative study of manuscripts by both lawyers, historians and palaeographers. I feel privileged to have participated in the yearly Friday seminars on juridical palaeography at Leiden University. It seems this example has until now not be followed anywhere, but its advantages have been recognized and applauded. Scholars from Leiden, Utrecht and Amsterdam joined in the decipherment and study of medieval legal manuscripts, often covered with tiny glosses. By bringing together each other's skills, talents and experience we were able to read these manuscripts and to discuss their contents at a level which hardly one of the learned participants could have reached independently. The seminar at Leiden gave me a living example of the great importance of scholarly exchange, discussion and support.
Even when writing (sometimes) in Dutch, a language spoken only by some 22 million people worldwide, I am very much aware of the need to transcend borders in time, language and approaches. I am happy that Bart Jaski will join me to write postings for the new blog, either about the manuscript fragment at Utrecht, about other juridical fragments, or about interesting projects and promising methods to deal with medieval manuscripts at large. In particular the use of digital tools to edit and comment on (layers of) annotation seems able to shed new light on the edition of medieval glosses, too.
In itself the fragment at Utrecht is not particularly long. Its importance lies in the presence of the relatively rare preaccursian – i.e. before the Glossa ordinaria edited by Francesco Accursio – glosses, which help us to document not only the development of medieval legal doctrine but also the growth of the mass with many thousand glosses at the disposal of Francesco Accursio during the decades in which he created the final form of the ordinary gloss. This year hope to bring you regularly news about my new project. Hopefully it will not distract me too much from this blog. I could not resist the opportunity to create a wider network around my new blog with a new Twitter account, @GlossaeIuris.
This entry was posted in Manuscripts and tagged Legal history, Manuscripts, Medieval law, Roman law on February 4, 2013 by rechtsgeschiedenis.
When I started my blog in December 2009 I intended to give medieval canon law attention as often as possible. Nearly two years later it is clear I have widened the scope of my web initiative. This week I received a notice about a website dedicated to a French medieval canonist, Henri Bohic. Apart from the Domus Gratiani website maintained by Anders Winroth and the website created by Bruce Brasington and Martin Brett for the works of Ivo of Chartres there are subdomains for the forged decretals of Pseudo-Isidor and Benedictus Levita at the website of the Monumenta Germaniae Historica in Munich, but it is really rare to find a website dedicated exclusively to a medieval canon lawyer. Eric Knibbs' blog about Pseudo-Isidore is one of the few sites to mention. Jean-Luc Deuffic enters a more virgin territory of the study of medieval canon law, the fourteenth century, with his website Henri Bohic, un juriste breton au Moyen Âge. The fact that Deuffic writes French should not stop you from looking at his new website.
Henri Bohic was probably born around or before 1300 and died in 1357. Sometimes his name is spelled Bouhic or Boich. Deuffic uses on his website information he published in two articles, 'Au service de l'Université et au conseil du duc. Notes sur le canoniste breton Henri Bohic (+ v. 1357)', Pecia 4 (2004) 47-101, and 'Henri Bohic et le receveur Yves de Cleder', Pecia 9 (2009) 57-62. Deuffic is the editor of the journal Pecia for which he also has created a very interesting blog, Pecia: Le manuscrit médieval – The medieval manuscript. Deuffic adds to the summary biography of Bohic who had studied law at the University of Orléans. He taught in Paris and acted as a councillor to the duke of Orleans and king Philip VI. He owned a house in Paris called the Clos Bruneau. His family stemmed from the Bas-Léon, the most western region of Bretagne (Brittany).
Deuffic gives on the new website a very extensive list of the remaining manuscripts of Bohic's major work, his Distinctiones super quinque libris decretalium, a commentary on the Liber Extra, the collection of decretals edited in 1234 by Raymond of Peñafort on behalf of pope Gregory IX. He adds to this some notes from archival records, a survey of printed editions, starting with an incunable published at Lyons in 1498, and a bibliography of studies which mention Bohic either in passing or in some depth. For both famous and less known medieval canonists Kenneth Pennington (Catholic University of America) provides on his webpages the provisional version of the volume with bibliographies that will eventually be published in the series The History of Medieval Canon Law. It has taken Pennington many years to bring together the massive amount of information in these Bio-Bibliographies of Medieval Lawyers. The project is now being extended to include jurists from the Early Modern period. Pennington gives four references to literature on Bohic, admittedly references to articles and a book paragraph summing up the knowledge at the time these authors were writing. In particular the article by Paul Fournier is important.
Knowing this one can only look in disbelief at the amount of notices and references found by Deuffic. Perhaps the seemingly indispensable search tool with all its accessory devices – yes, the one which name has almost surpassed the verb surfing in daily use – has helped, too, finding some of these references, but the results are stunning. These references are often concerned with the content of Bohic's Distinctiones. The sheer number of manuscripts of Bohic's main work, too, is a reason for pausing and looking attentively at Deuffic's list, for he gives far more than listed by Giovanna Murano on her fine overview of Initia operum iuris canonici medii aevi. The number of manuscripts is flattered by the fact that in many of them only a part of Bohic's commentary is transmitted. Even the manuscripts Amiens, Bibliothèque Municipale (BM), 365, Arras, BM, 445, and Chartres, BM, 270 with the complete text, consist of two volumes. For many manuscript notices Deuffic has provided links to the online version of the relevant library catalogue. Some of the colophons by the scribes in these manuscripts are very expressive!
In my eyes the number of manuscripts with Bohic's Distinctiones containing illuminated pages is quite remarkable. Of the main text books of medieval canon law, the Decretum Gratiani and the Liber Extra many illuminated manuscripts are known,1 but apart from these works hardly any commentary on canon law received this honour. Frank Soetermeer found only a substantial number of illuminated manuscripts for the summa of Henricus de Segusio (Hostiensis) (circa 1200 – 1271), one of the most famous treatises on medieval canon law. 2 In my view the illuminated manuscripts of the Distinctiones point to a much higher rank and esteem for Bohic than modern historians of medieval canon law have thus far imagined. The number of manuscripts, too, is surprisingly high. Is it rash to guess that Bohic's activity as a councillor to the French king has helped creating demand for his commentary? In the face of possible questions about the copyright for the images shown by Deuffic at his site I suggest you look either there or at the Enluminures website for illuminated manuscripts in French municipal libraries.
In the second part of this post I would like to look more generally at medieval manuscripts and the guidance for the study of this subject offered by Deuffic's websites. The name of Deuffic's blog Pecia stems from the medieval Latin word for a quire, a part or piece of a manuscript. In the cities with medieval universities the pecia system refers to the process of text control and multiplication. Quires of the official copy of a medieval text-book were lended by professional scribes to copy for their patrons, medieval students and other people using these texts. In many medieval manuscripts you can find pecia marks, indications of the particular quire and the sequence of peciae used to produce a manuscripts.3 The first volume of the Bohic manuscript Amiens, BM, 365, contains a note on the number of quires and refers to an official copy, an exemplar, held by the Carmelites: "Item sciendum est quod exemplar totius libri constitit in locagio Martino bedello Carmelitarum quinque francos". This manuscript was produced in Paris. Soetermeer does not mention Bohic in his overview of juridical works available within the pecia system at Bologna and Paris, but it seems worthwhile to check the descriptions of Bohic's manuscripts for the presence of pecia marks.
On the Pecia blog you will find more articles of interest for legal historians. On the blog appear regular posts in a series on medieval masters from Brittany. Among them figured recently Guillaume Chaloup (died 1370), a canonist at the University of Paris. One of the earlier post in this series is concerned with Guillaume de Rennes (around 1250), a decretist – a law professor teaching on the Decretum Gratiani – and his commentary on a summa by Raymund of Peñafort (circa 1180-1275). The books in the will of Laurent Surreau, a fifteenth-century canon of the cathedral at Tours, are the subject of another post. Surreau owned a substantial library with a lot of law books. Deuffic wrote about a missal from Italy owned by Thomas James, a canon lawyer and bishop of Dol-de-Bretagne around 1500. Recently Deuffic made a very useful list of the digitized volumes of the Gallia Christiana and its sequel Gallia Christiana novissima which offer precious information on the medieval history of French dioceses. The same post indicates also a number of digitized volumes of the Recueil des historiens des France. Deuffic alerted his readers recently to a new French database for researching illuminated manuscripts, Initiale.
This week Deuffic launched a second website, Manuscrits du Moyen Âge. Like the Bohic site Deuffic uses a new blog system. The choice for a grey background on both sites might hamper the visibility and contrast of the texts he publishes. As for now the second site seems to aim at publishing information about medieval manuscripts that will be sold at auctions.
The first time I noticed Henri Bohic was in citations of his work in the book of Nicolaus Everardi on juridical argumentation and in his consilia, extended advisory notes on juridical questions. Thanks to Jean-Luc Deuffic we now know a lot more about Bohic and about the transmission in manuscript and print of his legal commentary. It is really interesting to see how he and other masters from Brittany hold important posts in France, because this is one of the dimensions which show the degree of integration of the Bretons within France. Yves Hélory de Kermartin (around 1250-1303), a lawyer from Tréguier in Brittany, is one of the patron saints of lawyers, together with Raymund of Peñafort. It is good to realize this Breton lawyer stands not alone among the medieval lawyers from Brittany.
When I created this post I did intend to point you also to the actions on behalf of the Wissenschaftliche Stadtbibliothek in Mainz. The city of Mainz has plans to either close this municipal library and to disperse its collections or to cut its budget drastically. You can sign the online petition to keep the rich collections at its place. The Stadtbibliothek has four manuscripts with parts of Bohic's Dinstinctiones: II, 31 (liber V), II,118 (libri III-IV), II,231 (liber V) and I,1500 (liber V).
1. See Anthony Melnikas, The Corpus of the Miniatures in the Manuscripts of the Decretum Gratiani (3 vol., Rome 1975) and Kathleen Nieuwenhuisen, Het jawoord in beeld. Huwelijksafbeeldingen in middeleeuwse handschriften (1250-1400) van het Liber Extra (Ph.D. thesis, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam 2000).
2. Frank Soetermeer, '"Summa archiepiscopi" alias "Summa copiosa": Some remarks on the medieval editions of the "Summa Hostiensis"', Ius Commune 26 (1999) 1-25, online at the Max-Planck-Institute for European Legal History, Frankfurt am Main.
3. See for juridical manuscripts Frank Soetermeer, Utrumque ius in peciis. Aspetti della produzione libraria a Bologna fra Due e Trecento (Milan 1997), also translated as Utrumque ius in peciis. Die Produktion juristischer Bücher an italienischen und französischen Universitäten des 13. und 14. Jahrhunderts (Frankfurt am Main 2002).
This entry was posted in Manuscripts and tagged France, Legal history, Manuscripts, Medieval canon law on November 10, 2011 by rechtsgeschiedenis.
How can one bring life to legal history? How to find young people able to develop an interest in a subject is a perennial question for any discipline. Some people happen to know at a very early stage in their life what profession they will choose, others find their specialism with more difficulty. At school and university it is not just the subjects taught that will ignite a sparkle, but more often just one teacher or professor whose approach and personality makes you happy to go for one particular subject. Thinking about your initial choice, even after many years, you will remember her or him, and smile because of memories rekindled. The sheer enthusiasm, the inimitable gestures, the way of putting questions to you, and so much more influence you for the rest of your life.
I have a soft spot for the Yale Law Library Rare Books Blog. Mike Widener, its librarian and chief contributor to the blog, published on May 4 a post about letters with questions and remarks from children who had recently visited the library with their school class. Earlier this year Widener received a number of medievalists who visited the exhibition on reused fragments of medieval manuscripts used as bindings in old legal books. The Yale blog presents the items put on exhibition. Some of the fragments need further identification: sometimes the exact nature of the text is not yet fully clear, and for other items the provenance poses riddles. If you like you can help solving questions of this kind.
Of course showing young children historical materials is not the only way to kindle historical interest. The story of this visit is very much also a story of curiosity, of questions asked without any educational or professional blockades, of remarks which make you think again. In my opinion confronting people with a rather different world than their own, a world that partly belongs to the past, and yet a world with real people, is one of the major tasks of history. It can set us free to look again at what seems unchangeable, at what seems modern, at what seems dead or forgotten. It can indeed show us our prejudices and other weaknesses. Any sensible contribution to fulfill this task is very much welcome.
This entry was posted in Exhibitions, General and tagged Books, Legal history, Manuscripts on May 9, 2010 by rechtsgeschiedenis.
As an historian I have been trained to regard the word unique with the greatest possible mistrust. Uniqueness in the past cannot be verified, and in the present too many things and events share the epitethon "unique". Bearing this in mind I would like to write about a rather special exhibition at Museum Het Valkhof in Nijmegen. The fifteenth-century book of hours of Catherine of Cleves, the duchess of Guelders, kept in two parts at the Pierpont Morgan Library of New York (M-917 and M-945), has been lifted from its bindings. Thus it is possible to show several of the 158 surviving miniatures at the same time. It will not be an unique exhibition, because from Februay 5, 2010 on this beautiful manuscript will be shown in New York after its return. The uniqueness of the Nijmegen exhibition is the accompanying exhibition at the same museum near the Valkhof, a former Pfalz of the dukes of Guelders where the old chapel is said to date from the Carolingian age. It shows the duchess at her table. Her husband, Arnold of Egmond, made in 1451-1452 a pilgrimage to the Holy Land; a Venetian safe conduct for him has been preserved. Luckily accounts survive which show how and where the duchess lived during her regency, and in particular her expenses for food and cookery, registered by the ducal toll of Lobith. The price of her book of hours must have been an immense sum, surely the greatest expense of Catherine's life. In the Stratemakerstoren near the river Waal in the old city of Nijmegen, a sixteenth-century former rampart, a small exhibition is held on Catherine's travels through the duchy of Guelders.
The Vereniging Gelre, the society for the history of Guelders, has been very active since its foundation in 1897. Its journal, de Bijdragen, and the Werken, its publication series, contain many contributions for the legal history of the duchy of Guelders and the province of Gelderland. The links page of this society's website guide you to information on the parts of Guelders which are situated now in the province of Overijssel and Limburg, and also in Germany. The Instituut voor Nederlandse Geschiedenis has published a research guide to the archival records concerning the administrative, economic and social history of the counties Holland, Zeeland, Guelders and the diocese Utrecht edited by Michel van Gent and Marie-Charlotte Le Bailly, Gids voor de landsheerlijke archieven van Gelre, Holland, Zeeland en het Sticht. Bestuurlijke, economische en sociale geschiedenis voor 1500 (The Hague 2002; also available online). Many records for the history of Gelre are kept at the Gelders Archief in Arnhem. At the site of the Institute for Dutch History you will find an online database on the landdagen (diets and official meetings) of Guelders from 1423 to 1584, with digitized images of the records. Charters have been carefully edited in the eight volumes of the Oorkondenboek van Gelre en Zutphen tot 1326, edited by E.C. Dijkhof, E.J. Harenberg and M.S. Polak (The Hague 1980-2003), now also available online.
For those unable to visit either Nijmegen or New York a popular book has been published on the Catherine of Cleves Hours (available in Dutch, English and German), together with a book on her table expenses and travels – Ruud Priem (ed.), Op reis en aan tafel met Katherina van Kleef 1417-1476 (Nijmegen-Antwerpen 2009); only in Dutch – , and a splendid full catalogue on the exhibition, Rob Dückers, Ruud Priem (ed.), The Hours of Catherina of Cleves. Devotion, Demons and Daily Life in the Fifteenth Century (Antwerpen 2009); only in English. For some reason no images of this famous manuscript are shown on the remarkable Corsair website of the Morgan Library. Instead there is now a complete online digital version of the Catherine of Cleves Hours on the main website of the Morgan Library. Among the over twenty thousand images from medieval and renaissance manuscripts on the Corsair website surely some will be of interest to you. You will find in the Morgan Library legal manuscripts and documents, too, for instance a Codex Justinianus, a Summa Institutionum, the Decretals of Gregory IX and the Clementinae, a Bolognese register of creditors, a Livre de gouvernement des rois et princes, Italian city statutes and an English register of writs.
Books on medieval manuscripts are often announced on the e-journal Bifolium. The earlier printed version was founded by the late Jos Hermans, professor of paleography at Groningen University.
This entry was posted in Exhibitions, Manuscripts and tagged Legal history, Manuscripts, Netherlands on December 31, 2009 by rechtsgeschiedenis.


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Take Route 202 East to Jaffrey. At the first set of lights, take a right. At the second set of lights, bear right onto Stratton Road. The school is less than ¼ mile on the left.
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From Keene, take Route 101 East to Marlboro. After going through Marlboro, take a right onto Route 124 East to Jaffrey. Go straight at the first set of lights. Bear right at the second set of lights onto Stratton Road. The school is less than ¼ mile on your left.
Take Route 101 West to Peterborough and the four-way intersection with traffic lights (Routes 101 and 202). Take a left onto Route 202 West. Continue into Jaffrey. At traffic lights, take the diagonal left onto Stratton Road. The school is less than ¼ mile on your left. The High School is in back of the Middle School.
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FROM THE SOUTH: Follow directions into Jaffrey. At the first set of lights, take a left onto Route 124 toward Keene. Follow directions above.
FROM THE WEST: Approximately 10 miles from Marlboro (on Route 124 East), you will go down a series of hills. You will then be on an approximately ¼ mile flat. Just before you go up a steep hill with a curve to the right, take a left onto Dublin Road. Shattuck will be on your left. If you reach the blinking light at the top of the hill – turn around, you've gone too far!
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FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST: Follow directions into Jaffrey. At the second set of lights, (a 5-way intersection) bear left onto Route 124 ( Rite Aid on your left). Follow above directions.
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Seattle U vs. Utah Valley – Game Preview – January 13, 2022
The Utah Valley Wolverines (5-8, 0-2 WAC) have been struggling lately as they lost five games to the Seattle U Redhawks (5-7, 1-0 WAC) on Thursday, January 13 want to stop, 2022. The competition will air at 8:00 pm ET.
Madison Grange's team high of 19 points was not enough in Utah Valley's 61:48 loss to Tarleton State on Saturday in their last game.
Seattle U was defeated by Chicago State 64-57 in the team's final action on Monday. McKenzi Williams' team high of 14 points was not enough for the defeat.
Utah Valley team stats
Utah Valley participates on Thursday averaging 57.4 points per game, 9.9 less than the 67.3 points Seattle U allows per competition. The Wolverines haven't reached the 67-point mark this season.
The Wolverines make the second best mark in the WAC with 74.5 percent of their free throws as a team. Josie Williams hits 3.8 free throws per game to lead the Utah Valley while knocking down 81 percent of her attempts on the line.
Seattle U team stats
The Redhawks score 59.2 fewer points than the 60.5 Utah Valley per competition. Seattle U will stand 2-0 when it hits the 60 point mark of the year.
If they hit the free-throw line, which they do 14.5 times per game, the Redhawks will shoot 71.1 percent, which is fifth in the WAC. McKenzi Williams is Seattle U's top shooter. He makes 2.3 free throws per game while shooting 74 percent.
Keep an eye on players in the Utah Valley
Josie Williams leads Utah Valley in scoring and rebound with 16.2 points and 11.2 boards per game. Maria Carvalho adds 12 points for the Wolverines, and Grange averages 10.4 points per game.
Grange's 1.4 threesomes per competition make her the most productive three-way shooter in the Utah Valley. She hits from beyond the arc in 44 percent of her shots.
Player stats reflect 10 out of 10 games this season.
Seattle U Players to Check Out
McKenzi Williams leads Seattle U in scoring, averaging 10.5 points per game. Georgia Kehoe leads the Redhawks with 5.3 rebounds per game adding 5.6 points, while Bree Calhoun leads the roster with 3.4 assists averaging 10.4 points.
Irena Korolenko is Seattle U's greatest threat from Beyond the Arch. She clocks the team in made three per game, drilling 1.5 Treys per competition with a 41 percent shooting percentage from deep.
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In 2012, the CREATE Lab and UPCLOSE collaborated with the British Museum to develop a multimedia interactive kiosk based on gigapixel images of petroglyph sites in the Saudi Arabian desert collected by Dr. Sandra Olsen of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History's as part of her documentation and research on the evolution of horse-human relations. Depicted in the ancient rock art is evidence of increasing equid domestication including bridle and tack usage, signs of cross-breeding, depictions of mounted calvary and two-wheeled chariots. To help visitors see this remarkable evidence pecked and carved into rock faces found in remote corners of the Arabian peninsula, the British Museum installed the shown kiosk below.
This work and findings would inform the the Stories in the Rock demonstration project we developed.
Figures 1-3: The interactive kiosk offer a selection of six petroglyph sites in Saudi Arabia. The selected image was displayed in large projection and a series of zoom revealed closeup view and captions of points of interest within the image.
Based on questionnaire findings about the gigapixel image interaction: for 38% of visitors it Strongly Enhanced their visit, for 32% it Slightly Enhanced, for 30% Neither, and it slightly and strongly distracted for 0%. So effectively 70% of visitors said it had enhanced their enjoyment in some way.
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Q: Can't ignore UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate I'm using Git for Xcode 4 project version control.  I've explicitly added ProjectFolder.xcodeproj/project.xcworkspace/xcuserdata/myUserName.xcuserdatad/UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate to .gitignore, but Git it won't ignore it.  Any ideas why this is so?

A: Git is probably already tracking the file.
From the gitignore docs:

To stop tracking a file that is currently tracked, use git rm --cached.

Use this, replacing [project] and [username] with your info:
git rm --cached [project].xcodeproj/project.xcworkspace/xcuserdata/[username].xcuserdatad/UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate
git commit -m "Removed file that shouldn't be tracked"

Alternatively you can use the -a option to git commit that will add all files that have been modified or deleted.
Once you've removed the file from git, it will respect your .gitignore.

A: In case that the ignored file kept showing up in the untracked list, you may use git clean -f -d
to clear things up.
1.
git rm --cached {YourProjectFolderName}.xcodeproj/project.xcworkspace/xcuserdata/{yourUserName}.xcuserdatad/UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate

2.
git commit -m "Removed file that shouldn't be tracked"

3.
    WARNING first try git clean -f -d --dry-run, otherwise you may lose uncommited changes.
Then:
    git clean -f -d

A: This works for me

*

*Open the folder which contains the project file project.xcworkspace from the terminal.

*Write this command: git rm --cached *xcuserstate
This will remove the file.

A: All Answer is great but here is the one will remove for every user if you work in different Mac (Home and office)
git rm --cache */UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate
git commit -m "Never see you again, UserInterfaceState"

A: For me nothing worked, but this
add this line to your gitignore
*.xcuserdata

A: Here is one more simple solution if you are using the source tree app.
here are the instructions
1.Right-click on the file which you want to add to the git ignore list and select stop tracking.

*again right-click on the same file and you will notice ignore option is now enabled then click on ignore button.

*now you can reset or commit your changes for the same file it depends on whether your changes are important or not. changes in the future will not be tracked for the selected file.

A: Here is a very nice explanation of how to remove the files in question recursively from your git history: http://help.github.com/remove-sensitive-data/
Very useful, because otherwise tools tend to 'hang' while trying to show the diff on those huge files that shouldn't have been checked in the first place...
Here's what you can do (in short) to get rid of the largest stuff:
cd YourProject
git filter-branch --index-filter 'git rm --cached --ignore-unmatch -r YourProject.xcodeproj/project.xcworkspace' HEAD
# see what you want to do with your remote here...
# you can: git push origin master --force
# or you can delete it and push a fresh new one from your cleaned-up local...
rm -rf .git/refs/original
git gc --prune=now
git gc --aggressive --prune=now

Worked very nicely for me :)

A: Had a friend show me this amazing site https://www.gitignore.io/. Enter the IDE of your choice or other options and it will automatically generate a gitignore file consisting of useful ignores, one of which is the xcuserstate. You can preview the gitignore file before downloading.

A: In case the file keeps showing up even after doing everything mentioned here, make sure that this checkbox in Xcode settings is unchecked:

A: Just
    "git clean -f -d"
worked for me!

A: Here are some demo & short cuts if you uses GitHub, the basic ideas are the same.
1. Open terminal like this

2. Paste the below command to terminal followed by a space and then paste the path of the .xcuserstate file simply like this
git rm --cached

3. Make sure you have the correct git ignore and then commit the code :)

A: For xcode 8.3.3 I just checked tried the above code and observe that, now in this casewe have to change the commands to like this
first you can create a .gitignore file by using
 touch .gitignore

after that you can delete all the userInterface file by using this command and by using this command it will respect your .gitignore file.
 git rm --cached [project].xcworkspace/xcuserdata/[username].xcuserdatad/UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate
 git commit -m "Removed file that shouldn't be tracked"

A: You can also ignore files from Xcode preferences itself.
Generate gitignore file from https://www.toptal.com/developers/gitignore
Go to Xcode -> Preferences -> Source Control -> Git -> Add all ignore items in the list...Even though UI is not really useful & you have to add all items individually but adding ignore files here surely works.

A: I think it would be better to write like this.
git rm --cache *//UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate**

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Q: HTML5 Video with no sound in start with jquery I am using jquery video plugin for a video background. thing is that, i want no sound when the page loads. if i click unmute button, then sound plays. the button works perfectly. but problem is page load with no sound. here is my code:
$('.video-background').videobackground({
        videoSource: [['video/video1.mp4', 'video/mp4'],
            ['video/video1.webm', 'video/webm'],
            ['video/video1.ogv', 'video/ogg']],
        controlPosition: '#controls',
        loop: true,
        muted: true,
        loadedCallback: function() {
            //$(this).videobackground('mute');
            //$('video').attr('muted', 'muted');
        },
        preloadHtml: '',
        preloadCallback: function() {
            //alert("anni");
            $(this).videobackground('mute');
        }
    });

You can see that i was trying with "loadedCallback"  and "preloadCallback" options and calling the "mute" method. but no luck. can anyone help me?
plugin directory: https://github.com/georgepaterson/jquery-videobackground
example site: http://www.ycoyacht.com/ (I want something like this)


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Q: (iphone) uiscrollview touch. cancel content touch and begin scrolling UIScrollView programming seems one of the hardest task to me :(
I have subviews in UIScrollView.
I want to let the subviews to take touch event first (and be dragged).
When subviews think it should relinquish touches and scroll should begin, it should be able to tell so to the scrollView.
I've experimented with touchesShouldCancelInContentView but this method only gets called once when scrollView thinks that user actually intended 'scroll'.
I need to take control of when to cancel touch event for subviews not depend on internal uiscrollview's implementation.
My best strategy so far is
subclass ScrollView
- (void) touchesBegan: (NSSet *) touches withEvent: (UIEvent *) event
{
    SYSLOG(LOG_DEBUG, "MyScrollView touchesBegan");

    if (!self.dragging && self.isSubviewTouchable)
        [self.nextResponder touchesBegan: touches withEvent:event];

    [super touchesBegan: touches withEvent: event];
}

and from subView of scrollView
when subview needs to release the touch and let the scrollView to take touch events so on.
self.myScrollView.isSubviewTouchable = false;
[self touchesEnded: touches withEvent: event];

and in scrollView's delegate class, I set the bool value back.
- (void) scrollViewDidEndDecelerating:(UIScrollView *)scrollView
{
    self.myScrollView.isSubviewTouchable = true;
}

Problem is, calling touchesEnded from the subview doesn't actually release the touch event it seems.(the subview keeps getting dragged even after the touchesEnded call)
Also, I don't see scrollView getting any touch event after the touchesEnded call which I hoped it would.
Any ideas?
Thank you

A: I once tried solving this problem by using the PanGesture. To all the subviews you want to be draggable, you can probably add a UIPanGestureRegognizer and do whatever you want to do in their selector. That works well even inside ScrollView.
UIPanGestureRecognizer *panGesture = [[UIPanGestureRecognizer alloc] initWithTarget:self action:@selector(doSomething:)];
[panGesture setDelegate:self];
[subviewtoMove addGestureRecognizer:panGesture];


You may make your credit card payment over the phone, if you'd like, but we will still need your registration, waiver & concert forms (found under the links for mail and fax registration on the conference page). These will need to be mailed in or faxed immediately following. Thank you.


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I just spent 20-30 minutes trying to figure out a damn way for the embedded flash player to play in my blog SANS autoplay but couldn't figure it out!
But if you're a fan of bugged out beats that make you go hmmmm...this is a rad compilation for your life.
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See how Boys Town California has grown to serve children and families in California since we started in 1991.
Milestones: 25 years of impact.
1989: Father Peter announces plans for a Boys Town site in Orange County, California.
1991: In-Home Family Services is the first program offered by the California site.
1993: The Family Home campus, which consists of five homes on a cul-de-sac in Trabuco Canyon, opens.
2005: Father Steven Boes becomes Boys Town's fifth Executive Director.
2007: Boys Town introduces its unique Integrated Continuum of Care, providing a wide range of connected programs and services.
2012: The site offers Community-Based programs, including Parent Connectors.
2013: A Behavioral Health Clinic opens at the California site.
2015: Two Family Homes in Tustin, California begin providing care for youth.
2016: Boys Town California celebrates its 25th anniversary.
2017: Boys Town will celebrate its 100th anniversary of saving children and healing families as a national organization.


New Delhi: The rupee declining against the US dollar will help domestic IT companies in the next 2-3 months, HCL chairman Shiv Nadar said on Wednesday.
"It (the decline of rupee vs US dollar) is good for us. The impact will depend on how the decline continues, but it is good for Indian IT firms," Nadar said on the sidelines of an event here.
The Indian currency slumped to its two-year low of 48.01 on Wednesday in early trade at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market before closing 47.64/65 against US currency.
Like exporters, IT companies earn majority of their revenue in dollars. Depreciating rupee means exporters get more rupee per US dollar.
However, most big IT firms also hedge against strong cross-currency fluctuations.
IT stocks have also rallied on Wednesday.
Led by Infosys, IT stocks surged by up to 6% on the BSE, after rupee declined further to 48-level against the US dollar. Infosys settled 5.78% higher, while country's biggest software exporter TCS jumped 2.24%.
"Depreciating rupee means a better earnings growth for the IT companies," Inventure Growth and Securities head equity Amit Chheda said.
Other IT companies such as Wipro climbed 4.34%, HCL Tech surged 4.25% and Mphasis rose by 1.94%.
Led by gains in the bellwether stocks, the BSE IT index ended 4.27% higher at 5,039.74.
Analysts said large IT companies benefit by weakness in the rupee as it helps in improving their profit margins.


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Stern's Special guests: Sam Kinnison, Jessica Hahn and the Whole Howard Stern's gang.
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Proceeded to Rest Camp, 1 July 1917; rejoined unit from Rest Camp, 16 July 1917.
Proceeded on leave, 7 March 1918; rejoined unit from leave, 13 April 1918.
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Valkee 2 bright light headset review – about the size of an iPod nano, the Valkee 2 promises to treat Sad and ease jet lag by blasting light into your ear canals.
Jet lag is the bane of many a world traveller, and many gadgets, gizmos and techniques promise to nip it in the bud. The Valkee 2 is one such: it claims to reduce jet lag by blasting light, not into your eyes, but into your ears.
Valkee sells the bright light headset as a treatment for seasonal affective disorder (Sad), commonly called the "winter blues". SAD is a recognised seasonal pattern of depression, which affects mood and energy levels in the winter months in the northern hemisphere. "It keeps winter blues at bay," the website says.
Sad is thought to affect around 20% of people in the UK, according to the non-profit Sad Association. Its effects are most felt during December, January and February, when the days are shortest, and alleviated with the coming of longer days in spring.
The exact cause of Sad is not fully understood, but is thought to be linked to a reduction in exposure to sunlight. Most common treatments therefore involve bright lights shone into the eyes, as a way of simulating higher levels of sunlight exposure.
The theory behind Valkee's device is that the light penetrate your ear canal and triggers light-sensitive proteins in your brain which are involved in the control of your body clock or circadian rhythm – the internal system that governs when you feel sleepy, awake and hungry among a myriad of important bodily goings-on. Shining light, it argues, treats Sad and resets the body's clock.
Whereas most Sad treatments use a very bright light or lamp that you sit in front of in the mornings, using the Valkee 2 is a lot more portable and discreet.
The light dispensers look like earphones, complete with silicon earbuds, and fire the light along a 5mm thick rod directly into your ear canal. The only clue that you're not using earphones comes from a white glowing V logo on the back of the buds and the fact that your ears glow red from the light shining through your flesh.
Valkee 2 bright light headset review: have you got a head for lights?
Using the headset is incredibly easy – just one button on the silver battery pack triggers a 12-minute timer which counts down in a ring of lights around the large power button. Once the timer is done, the Valkee beeps and shuts down until the next session.
The battery pack is charged via a standard micro-USB cable, just like a smartphone or tablet. I got well over a week's worth of use (Valkee claims two weeks' battery) out of the Valkee between charges, even while trying to combat jet lag.
For Sad treatment, Valkee recommends a full 12-minute does of light into your ears within two hours of waking up each morning at the same time every morning. I do not knowingly suffer from Sad, and so I cannot vouch for its effectiveness. I do, however, suffer quite badly from jet lag.
While Valkee states that the headset is not a "Class II(a) medical device" for the treatment of jet lag, as it is for the treatment of Sad, it clearly states that "it can also be used to aid in the resetting of your biological clock". It also says that Valkee is currently in the midst of clinical testing for "other benefits".
For jet lag, Valkee recommends a full 12-minute dose of light at 9am, 12-noon, 3pm and 6pm in the time zone of your destination for three to four days of your trip, starting while en route.
In my testing, on a recent trip to Las Vegas – an eight-hour time difference that put my internal clock ahead of local time – I felt the headset did nothing to alleviate the sluggishness, out-of-sync effects of jet lag. It took me just as long to get over the time difference, both going there and coming back, as it has previously without using the Valkee. I did not feel any more alert or able to sleep at the appropriate times than on any other trip of that distance I have made.
In fact, the only effect I felt while using the Valkee was a warming of the ears – although that could be psychosomatic as the optical fibre in the earbud does not give off any perceptible heat.
The scientific basis for the Valkee 2's treatment of Sad is best described as murky. Valkee lists a series of studies on its website – some published in peer-reviewed journals, some presented as "posters" at scientific conferences (and so not peer-reviewed) – and claiming that the mechanism under which the light headset is supposed to work is cold, hard "science fact".
Unfortunately, none of the peer-reviewed studies listed in Valkee's "science summary" appears to be conducted without a conflict of interest with the company that produces the light headsets, having at least one of Valkee's founders on each of the research teams. They also fail to uncover how the light actually causes the effects the Valkee scientists claim to see. Just because something is registered as a "Class II(a) medical device" does not mean it is necessarily effective.
Further, the basis of the effects of shining light into the ear canal to affect circadian rhythm processes in the brain is disputed by a further peer-reviewed study, conducted by researchers unconnected with Valkee.
There is evidence to suggest that proteins in the brain are light sensitive, and that red and infrared laser light can penetrate the skin and bone to cause effects directly on brain cells. But the science is in its infancy at best, and certainly needs more research to even approach "science fact" (as Valkee likes to call it).
Regardless of the science, the bright light headset did nothing to help my recovery from jet lag and did not affect my mood or state of alertness in any perceivable way. For me, the €200 Valkee 2 appeared to be at best a very expensive flashlight.


Why the DE Act is not in breach of EU law?
I have finally finished my summary of the Judicial Review of the Digital Economy Act. [here]. I have posted it on this blog backdated it to 21st April 2010, since that is the day after the judgement was delivered, and close to when I started it. It's a hard read, and I am not sure my summary is much easier. It's clearly taken a long time to read the judgement and write my review in hours taken and from when I started, for that I apologise. It doesn't mean it's not worth reading.
the DE Act is not a technical regulation and thus does not need to be notified to the EU Commission as part of the legislative process, although the subsidiary Ofcom regulations will.
the DE Act does not conflict with the EU's E-Commerce Directive because the 'mere conduit' defence is not absolute, it does not require 'general monitoring', and copyright protection measures are excluded from the domain of the ECD.
the DE Act does not conflict with the EU or UK Privacy and Data Protection laws because copyright enforcement measures are permitted processing measures under the Law.
the DE Act does not conflict with the EU's Authorisation Directive since the AD does not prohibit amendment or supplementary regulation, however it does invalidate some aspects of the proposed cost sharing order.
the claimants fail to prove that the DE Act and its parliamentary passage was sufficiently disproportionate to warrant being struck down i.e. that intellectual property rights are balanced against the rights of ISSPs and citizens by Parliament.
The ruling made no comments on the proportionality of any "Technical Measures" since they have not been drafted, agreed or promulgated.
Just back from a trip to Guildford, to the Scandinavian Fair. We now have some Xmas presents for others, a hat for me, and some snacks with which to watch "The Killing".


In May, I took Korean Air from New York to Incheon. It was a direct flight from JFK to ICN.
So, I'm finally getting around to writing some travel posts about my trip to Korea in May. Better late than never, right?
My boyfriend and I had booked our tickets next to each other, but we had a bit of a hiccup. He had used his Chase awards to book the seat and didn't see in the fine print that he had to go into the Korean Air website to confirm the seat. As a result, they had moved his seat on the fully booked plane to a different row. The agents were super nice and they said they were going to try to do everything they could to get us to sit together.
They worked their magic! We ended up getting better seats even. It was the last row in the middle section. I think some people may not like it, but it worked well for us. There's slightly more leg room and you can fully recline your seat without worrying about the person behind you.
Korean Air gives you a bottle of Jeju spring water, a blanket, headphones, and a toiletry pack (the light blue pack).
Inside the toiletry package, there's a toothbrush with a mini toothpaste, so you don't have to worry if you forgot yours. They also give you some disposable slippers.
While I was consulting in Korea, one of my clients told me about these stickers. I had flown Korean Air many times before and never really noticed it before. These stickers are quite useful if you're planning on sleeping during the flight.
I decided to get all of the "Korean" options to share with you. Also, some of the other options did not seem like something I wanted to risk on the plane.
This is the famous Korean Air bibimbap. The gochujang is n the teeny tube. You can add as much or as little as you would like. The rice comes in the haetban container, the rectangular container and there is also some seaweed soup to the right. The side dish for me was the spicy cucumbers. There was also a cheesecake...the bottom was more of a spongecake. It wasn't my cup of tea.
As you're eating the flight attendants will come around and ask if you want tea or coffee. They also do a wine service.
The other options were some sort of tomato pasta and then chicken. They only talked to me in Korean and that was all the info they gave me. I think the English descriptions were far more descriptive. The chicken looked kind of like it was in a cream sauce.
This was the second meal breakfast. Again, they gave me only the descriptions in Korean. I was super hungry, but neither sounded good, to be completely honest. They legit just said...we have jook (Korean rice porridge) and ppang (bread). I was like...I don't want just bread for breakfast. In all honesty, the ppang option seemed to be a croissant sandwich, just for your reference.
This is the jook option. The side dishes were the Korean pickled daikon and then for dessert was pineapple. In the yellow package are the flakes you put on your porridge to give it flavor.
This is after I "prepared" it. The bapchingu is actually a pretty good thing to buy in Korea. It can elevate your rice. You can also use it to make rice balls or the like.
I SLEPT THROUGH SNACK SERVICE. I'm so sad. We both woke up and were like "Where did these people get chips???"
Honestly, I was kind of hungry when I got to Incheon, but it may be because it was almost dinnertime NYC time.
I slept pretty much the entire flight...like almost 12.5 hours, so I was ready to go for the day when we arrived at Incheon at about 4AM.
The package below is SUPER cute, but inside you'll find 20 packs of small individually wrapped packs. It's perfect for bringing with you to work.


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Shriya Pilgaonkar talks about learning how to speak Konkani for Amazon miniTV series 'Murder in Agonda'
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UNICEF & MoPR Sign Visionary Joint Statement of Understanding: Child Participation at Local Governance
Commemorating the 75th year of India's Independence- Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav and celebrating the iconic week program, Mr. Yaumasa Kimura, UNICEF India Representative a.i, and Mr. Sunil Kumar, Ministry of Panchayati Raj (MoPR), signed a visionary Joint Statement of Understanding, reiterating their commitment towards the realization of the rights of youth and children in India.
One-third of India's population comprises children – and the country has a demographic dividend with adolescents and young people constituting 22 percent of the population. In line with the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the partnership aims to include the voices of youth and children in the Gram Sabhas through the provision of Bal/ Balika (Children) Sabhas. The Bal Sabhas will identify children's priorities and integrate these into the Gram Panchayat Development Plans. This is to ensure that policies, social protection schemes, and programs are inclusive and relevant to the needs and aspirations of children and adolescents.
The partnership is guided by Article 12 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child for providing the right platform for every child to freely express their views.
Launching the partnership, Mr. Sunil Kumar, Secretary MoPR said, "We all need to come together, not just the Central and state governments but the domain experts, academic institutions, IGOs/ NGOs, and the Panchayats in a Whole of Society approach. UNICEF's presence here today is an acknowledgment on the need for convergence, collaboration, and commitment to localisation of SDGs. We thank them for the support."
Mr. Yasumasa Kimura, Representative a.i., UNICEF India said, "The UNICEF-MoPR partnership will ensure that children and young people's voices are an integral part of the decision-making processes of the Gram Panchayat. Boys and girls will be engaged in the policies and development plans, impacting their lives. We are confident that this model will bring children's aspirations on nutrition, health, learning, engagement, and protection, to the core of the village agenda."
"UNICEF is proud to partner and provide technical collaboration under this partnership with the MoPR, to strengthen outcomes for children across all social sectors," he added.
The Bal/Balika Panchayats will be pivotal in driving better SDG outcomes for children for programs focusing on child survival, child protection, child development and child participation through a decentralized and participatory approach. During the event, UNICEF in partnership with MoPR released a document on Child Friendly Local Governance- Documenting Best Practices from India. An interactive session was also organized with young children, to listen to, and integrate the views of children on establishing a child-friendly village.
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Appalachian Summer
by Terry Tucker, Ardyth Gilbertson & Ralph Gordon
Terry Tucker, Ardyth Gilbertson and Ralph Gordon bring Appalachian music live to The Black Box, featuring traditional, Carter family and Terry's own mountain songs. Autoharp, Piano, Bass, Strong Vocals and Harmony, Percussion, Sass and Wit.
Keep on the Sunny Side (Live)
Wraggle Taggle Gypsies (Live)
Sail Away Ladies (Live)
Sunny Side of the Mountain (Live)
Far from Home (Live)
John Riley (Live)
Shady Grove (Live)
Barbara Allen (Live)
Hello Stranger (Live) [feat. Sally Schmidt]
Jealous Hearted Me (Live) [feat. Sally Schmidt]
Sacred Ground (Live)
You've Been That Friend to Me (Live) [feat. Sally Schmidt]
Appalachian Summer was recorded live at The Black Box Arts Center in Shepherdstown, WV by Matt Robinson, Earth Vibe Productions with sound by John Bloomquist. The cover photo is by John Bloomquist.
The concert features some very old songs like "Barbara Allen", mentioned in 1666 by Samuel Pepys (London, England) in his famous diary; Terry's version is one she heard her grandmother sing. "Wraggle Taggle Gypsies" comes from Scotland, "Sail Away Ladies" is a fiddle tune Terry has adapted to the autoharp, "Far From Home" is Terry's own memories and longing for her grandmother's Appalachian holler home. Ardyth sings a version of "John Riley" she remembers from Odetta, Sally Schmidt joins Terry and Ardyth to sing some of the Carter family songs. "Sacred Ground" is Terry's tribute to wilderness throughout the world and particularly WV State Parks. Ralph's stand-up bass paired with Terry's autoharp and occasional percussion from Ardyth makes a good frame for these songs and Ralph's bowed bass and Terry's piano underpin some of the more soulful ballads. Performed in a small theatre to a lively audience, this concert brims over with beautiful tunes and stories.


Every father looks forward to the day when he can walk his daughter down the aisle. It is such a treasured moment in every father's life, and though it may break his heart, he knows he will always be his daughter's favorite man. These adorable photos of the bride and her father show just how unique and special the father-daughter bond truly is.
You may have seen the first in our precious moments series. (But if not, be sure to check out the awesome part one of our father of the bride photos here). We had so many amazing photos submitted from our SnapKnot photographers, we had to break them up in two parts!
From the first look to the walk down the aisle to the special dance, we are sharing more adorable and precious photos of the bride and her father with you! We hope you enjoy the second part to our father of the bride series!
We hope you loved these amazing photos of the bride and her father! Each of them are so beautiful and special, and we knew we just had to share them with you.
If you haven't already taken a look, don't miss the first part of the father of the bride photo series!
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Dallas -- AT&T* today announced that it has added a new "Send to Mobile" feature to att.net, making it easy for customers to push content from the Web portal to their AT&T mobile devices. AT&T's wireless customers can register for a free att.net account, which includes e-mail with unlimited storage. From that account, they can push links to content like news, weather, sports and entertainment to supported mobile devices. Customers also can add links to quickly access the mobile versions of popular sites like Facebook, MySpace, Fandango, ESPN and more.
The Send to Mobile feature on att.net is another way in which AT&T is delivering the content and services customers want on the devices they choose, including PCs, TVs and wireless handsets.
"Att.net is evolving to become the one place our customers can go to manage all their AT&T services and access content and applications for any of their devices," said Brian Shay, Senior Vice President-Converged Services, AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets. "Our goal is to deliver an integrated, easy-to-use experience that will make the benefits of our three-screens strategy even more evident to consumers."
"Three-screens integration is emerging as a transformational force in communications and entertainment," said Larry Hettick, Principal Analyst, Digital Home Services, for Current Analysis. "Consumers are already beginning to ask for all their digital content whenever they want it on the device they choose. Service providers who move first to deliver consumers an integrated three-screen option will have a definite advantage."
AT&T wireless customers can register for a free att.net account at http://get.att.net.


SIMS (School Information Management System) is an information system for students, that is, a school management information system, currently developed by Capita. It is the MIS most used in schools in the United Kingdom, and represents more than 80% of the market in the primary and secondary sectors. SIMS uses a client-server architecture; the back-end service is based on Microsoft SQL Server with certain business logic handled by a custom Framework .NET module. The client application is also built with .NET and handles almost all data manipulation and reporting workload.
Some legacy components (especially Nova-T6, the schedule package included with SIMS) are Windows API applications and store data in flat binary files. SIMS is a modular application, the main offer that covers the storage of basic school data with modules available to manage (among other things) the legal register, the record of achievements and penalties and the management and documentation of public exams. Capita also offers modules aimed at specific sectors, such as a fee-charging system for private schools.
Third-party developers can create products that integrate with SIMS through Capita's "Partner Program". Schools that already have a SIMS license can get free or reduced access to the SIMS API, but private companies must pay a non-trivial annual fee to obtain and then retain the ability to interact with SIMS.


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Shifty Adventures in Nookie Wood è il quindicesimo album in studio del musicista gallese John Cale. È uscito il 1º ottobre 2012 in Europa e il 2 ottobre 2012 negli Stati Uniti, per l'etichetta Double Six Records.

Tracce
 I Wanna Talk 2 U (feat. Danger Mouse)
 Scotland Yard
 Hemingway
 Face to the Sky
 Nookie Wood
 December Rains
 Mary
 Vampire Cafe
 Mothra
 Living with You
 Midnight Feast
 Sandman (Flying Dutchman)

Singoli
 I Wanna Talk 2 U (6 luglio 2012)
 Face to the Sky b/w Living With You (Organic Mix)

Formazione
 John Cale − voce, tastiera, programmazione, sintetizzatore, chitarra acustica, chitarra elettrica, viola elettrica, basso, organo Hammond, percussioni
 Dustin Boyer − chitarra elettrica, cori, programmazione, sintetizzatore
 Adam Moseley − programmazione addizionale
 Michael Jerome − batteria, percussioni, cajón
 Joey Maramba − basso
 Robin Lynn − programmazione addizionale
 Danger Mouse − basso, programmazione, sintetizzatore (I Wanna Talk 2 U)
 Erik Sanko − basso (Scotland Yard)
 Eden Cale − cori (Hemingway)

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Album di John Cale
Album del 2012
Album prodotti da John Cale


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