The "bloody Sunday" on Trafalgar Square no longer excited people to passionate discussions. On the following Sunday, indeed, a company of patriotic volunteers had come to offer their support to the police, but after they had been exposed a few hours in the Square to the scorn and ridicule of the curious crowd, who made no attempt at reconquering a lost right, they had to return home, drenched by the rain, and without having swung their newly turned clubs.
After the grand spectacle, the comedy of voluntary self-abasement; after the "bloody Sunday" the "laughing-stocks"! . . .
The Square was and remained empty.
The question of the "unemployed" was of course not solved, but it had been pushed into the background, and no longer cried for an answer in the shrill tones of hunger.
In Chicago the corpses of the murdered men had been followed to their graves by an unparalleled outpouring of the population. It looked like a wish to atone for a wrong.
The time of great events had passed. Everything had taken again its usual course.
The days had grown more chilly and damp as the month approached its end.
Auban had not again seen Trupp, nor any of his other friends. Only Dr. Hurt had occasionally called on him, to "warm his feet" and smoke his pipe. They approached each other spiritually more and more closely, and understood each other better and better.
The Sunday afternoon gatherings seemed not only interrupted, but to have been suspended altogether. Nor did Auban think of reviving them. He was now convinced of their uselessness.
The clubs, too, he had not again attended since the evening of his talk with Trupp. And the greatest change in his life --- he had also given up his walks through the districts of hunger.
He had much to do. He began now with the work of his life, compared with which all that he had previously done was only preparation.
For himself he had at this time won a little victory.
The management of the French compilation, to assist in which he had been called to London three years ago, had gradually passed into his hands. Thanks to his conscientiousness, circumspection, and independence, the enterprise, which was now approaching its completion, had been attended by brilliant success. Although he had become indispensable to the publishing firm, one of the greatest in England, they had failed to adequately reward his services and but slightly raised his salary.
He had waited long for the voluntary fulfilment of that duty. He waited until he held all the trumps in his hands. Then he turned them up one day, and handed in his resignation, to take effect by the end of the year.
A long interview followed with the two members of the firm. At the outbreak of their moral indignation at the breach of the contract which had not been entered into by Auban, either in writing or by any word of his, but by them, as they claimed, only in "good faith," Auban had begged of them to put all sentimentality aside in a business transaction. Then he demonstrated to them by the use of figures that the only service they had rendered in the publication of the work consisted in furnishing the capital, but that that service had been so profitable as to give them four-fifths of the product of his labor.
Then, when he was asked to remain a quarter of a year longer, till the preliminary completion of the work, he made his demands: first, his monthly salary to be increased threefold.
"Never had they paid any of their employees such a salary --- "
"Never, surely, had any of their employees rendered them such services --- "
Further, --- and that was Auban's principal move by which he hoped in a degree at least to secure his future, --- a share of the profit of each edition of the work.
"Was ever such a demand made?"
"That was immaterial to him. It was in their power to accept or reject it."
Finally, Auban's third demand; a compensation, in proportion to the success of his labor, for services hitherto performed, payable at once.
"That looks damnably like blackmail."
"They might call it what they pleased. He had learned of them. Were they surprised? Did they not also force down the wages of their workingmen as far as possible? He would resist, and in his turn force them --- "
When he had gone, the partners gnashed their teeth. But as shrewd business men they tacitly admitted that they had never respected Auban more than at that moment. . . .
Auban submitted the contract, which both parties had drawn up, to one of the best lawyers, for examination and approval, before he signed it and bound himself for three months.
Then he was free for some time; and never had he felt so clearly how necessary pecuniary independence was for what he now wished to do. . . .
A quarter of a year, and he was in a position to return to Paris. To Paris! His heart beat faster at the thought.
He loved London and admired it, that wonderful, immense London, and he loved Paris. But he loved it differently. . . .
London began to weigh heavily on him with its eternally gray sky, its pale fog, its gloomy darkness.
A sun rose. And that sun was Paris. Soon he would again bask in its rays, which were so warm, so animating, so beautiful! . . .
The piles of papers and pamphlets on Chicago had disappeared from Auban's writing-desk, and it was covered by new works, which filled his few free hours.
He was clear concerning what he wanted.
He stood alone: none of his numerous friends had gone with him in the latter years; none had been able to draw the last conclusions.
So he had to leave them behind, --- he who had restlessly advanced towards liberty.
But he had formed new connections, and ever and anon he cast his glances towards America, where a small but steadily and surely increasing company of excellent men had already been engaged for years in the task which in the Old World had not yet been begun.
It was becoming urgent to begin it here too.
Either people regarded every Anarchist as a dynamiter; or, if they had cast a glance at the philosophy of the new party, as a Communist.
While in America already some rays of light had begun to enter the dull eyes of prejudice and bias, all were still veiled in Europe.
It was necessary, above all, to newly examine, understand, and explain the misapprehended meaning of the word.
Those who accepted everything as it was offered them, and who saw in Anarchy only chaos, and in the Anarchist only the violent revolutionist, had to be taught that Anarchy was, on the contrary, the goal of human development, and designated that condition of society in which the liberty of the individual and his labor constitutes the guarantee alike of his welfare and that of mankind.
And those who rightly did not believe in the ideal of liberty in fraternal Communism, had to be shown that Anarchy, far from seeing liberty in Communism and sacrifice, sought, on the contrary, to realize it by the removal of definite forcible obstructions and artificial barriers. Then after this first crude and ungrateful preliminary work had been accomplished, and after the perception had gained ground, even if at first only among the few, that Anarchy is not a heaven on earth and that men need only to understand their true nature and its needs, and not to "fundamentally change it," in order to make liberty possible, the next task would consist in designating the institution of the State as the greatest and only obstacle in the path of human civilization.
It was necessary to show: that the State is privileged force, and that it is force which supports it; that it is the State which changes the harmony of nature into the confusion of force; that it is its crimes which create the crimes; that it grants unnatural privileges here, while it denies natural rights there; that it paralyzes the competitive evolution of forces in all domains, stifles trade, and thus undermines the welfare of the whole people; that it represents mediocrity in all things, and that everything which it undertakes to do could be done far better, more satisfactorily, and more profitably without it if left to the free competition of private men; that a nation is the richer and happier the less it is governed; that far from constituting the expression of the will of the whole people, the State is rather only the will of those who stand at its head, and that those who stand at the head do indeed always look out for themselves and "their own," but never for those who are foolish enough to entrust them with their cares; that the State can only give what it has first taken, because it is unproductive, and that it always gives back less than it received, --- in short, it was necessary to show that, taken all in all, it is nothing but one immense, continued, shameless trick, by means of which the few live at the expense of the many, be its name what it will. . . .
Then, after the faith in the infallible idol of the State had thus been shaken with regard to some points, and the spirit of self-reliance correspondingly strengthened, the laws dominating social economy had to be studied. The truth had to be established that the interests of men are not hostile to each other, but harmonious, if only granted free rein for their development.
The liberty of labor --- realized by the fall of the State, which can no longer monopolize money, limit credit, withhold capital, obstruct the circulation of values, in a word, no longer control the affairs of the individual, --- when this had become a fact, the sun of Anarchy had risen.
Its blessings, --- they would be felt like warmth after the long night of cold and want. . . .
But nothing ought to be promised. Only those who did not know what they wanted made promises. It was necessary to convince, not to persuade.
That required different talents from those of the flowing tongue which persuades the masses to act against their will instead of leaving the choice of his decisions to the individual and trusting to his reason.
All knowledge would have to be drawn upon in order to demonstrate the theory of the newly awakening creed: history, in order to avoid the mistakes of the past in the future; psychology, in order to understand how the soul is subject to the conditions prescribed by the body; philosophy, in order to show how all thought proceeds only from the individual, to whom it must return. . . .
After everything had thus been done, in order to demonstrate the liberty of the individual as the culmination of human development, one task remained.
Not only had the ends and aims to be shown: the best and surest ways had also to be pointed out along which they were to be achieved. Regarding authority as the greatest enemy, it was necessary to destroy authority. In what way?
This also was found. Superior as the State was in all the appliances of power and armed to the teeth, there could be no idea of challenging it to a combat. It would have been decided before it had yet been begun. No; that monster which feeds and lives on our blood had to be starved by denying it the tribute which it claimed as a matter of course. It had to die of exhaustion, starve, --- slowly, indeed, to be sure, but surely. It still had the power and the prestige to claim its booty, or to destroy those who should resist. But some day it would encounter a number of men, cool-headed, calm, intrepid men, who with folded arms would beat back its attack with the question: What do you want of us? We want nothing of you. We deny you all obedience. Let those support you who need you. But leave us in peace!
On that day liberty would win its first victory, a bloodless victory, whose glory would travel round the earth with the velocity of the storm and everywhere call out the voice of reason in response.
What else were the strikes before which the exploiters trembled than passive resistance? Was it not possible for the workingmen to gain victories by means of them? Victories for which they would have to wait in vain if they continued to trust in the perfidious game of political jugglers!
Hitherto, in the history of the century resorted to only in individual cases here and there, and only temporarily for the purpose of securing certain political demands, passive resistance, methodically applied as against the government --- principally in the form of resistance to taxation --- would some day constitute the presented bayonet against which the State would bleed to death.
Until then it was necessary to watch and to wait.
There was no other way in which finally to reach the goal, but that of calm, unwearied, sure enlightenment, and that of individual example, which would some day work wonders.
Thus in its entire outline lay before Auban the work to which he decided to dedicate his life. He did not overestimate his strength. But he trusted in it. For it had led him through the errors of his youth. Consequently it could be no common strength.
He was still alone. Soon he would have friends and comrades. Already an individualistic Anarchistic movement was noticeable among the Communists of Paris, championing private property.
The first numbers of a new periodical --- founded evidently with slender means --- had just come to him, which gave brilliant proof of the intelligence prevailing in certain labor circles of his native country. The "Autonomie individuelle" had extricated itself from Communism, and was now attacked as much by it as formerly by the Social Democrats. Auban became absorbed in the reading of the few papers which were imbued with a spirit of liberty that enchanted him. . . .
A knock at the door interrupted him.
A letter was handed to him. It asked of him the favor of a rendezvous that very evening, and bore no signature. At first Auban wanted to throw it aside. But after reading it a second time his face assumed a more thoughtful expression. There must have been something in the style of the letter that changed his decision, for he looked at his watch and studied the large map of London that hung on the wall.
By the underground railroad he rode over Blackfriars from King's Cross to London Bridge. He had to change cars, and was delayed in consequence. Nevertheless, he arrived at the street and the appointed house before the time set. When he knocked at the closed door, it was at once opened.
Auban did not need to mention the name which had been told him. It died on his lips in an involuntary exclamation of recognition and fright when he saw the man who opened the door for him. Before him stood a man who had been one of the most feared and celebrated personalities in the revolutionary movement of Europe, but whose name was now mentioned by most people only with hate and contempt. Auban would have sooner expected to see anybody else than this man who received him silently and now led him silently up stairs into a small, low room.
There, by the only window, they stood opposite each other, and Auban's recognition yielded to a feeling of deepest agitation when he saw what the few years during which he had not seen him had made of his former acquaintance. Then his figure had been erect and proud; now he stood before him as if staggering under the burden of a terrible fate. Not yet thirty-five, his hair was as gray as that of a man of fifty; once his smile had been so confident and compelling that no one could resist it; to-day it was sad and painful when he saw how little Auban could conceal his fright and his agitation in consequence of his changed looks.
Then, as if he feared the walls might hear him, Auban called him by his real name, that name once so popular, now almost forgotten.
"Yes, it is I," said the other, and the sad smile did not disappear from his lips. "You would not have known me again, Auban?"
Auban shook off his excitement with an effort.
"Where have you come from? Do you not know --- "
"Yes, I know; they are everywhere at my heels, even here in England. In France they would extradite me, and in Germany bury me for life, if they had me. Here also I am not safe. But I had to come here once more before I disappear forever. You know why --- "
Certainly, Auban knew. On this man lay the terrible suspicion of having betrayed a comrade. How much, how little truth there was in that suspicion, Auban could not determine. It had first been uttered by Social Democrats. But so many wilful lies concerning the Communists had originated from that source, that this one, too, might have been made of whole cloth. Then it had been repeated by a hostile faction in his own camp. The accused had not replied. But whether he would not or could not: in short, in spite of many words, the matter was never fully cleared up. But it was altogether impossible to do it in public; too many things had to be suppressed lest the enemy should hear them, too many names had to remain unmentioned, too many relations untouched which ought to have been thoroughly discussed, to allow the accused the hope of ever again rehabilitating himself in the eyes of all.
Such was the curse of the slavery with which a false policy bound one to the other, so that no one could turn and move as he liked.
Although he was attacked on all sides, he could still have continued his work among the old circle of comrades, if he had not himself become wavering. Then one day he burned all the bridges behind him and disappeared. His name was forgotten; what he had done was forgotten, after his great influence, which had been fascinating where it had made itself felt, had disappeared with his person.
"Yes," was the reply, and his voice was as gloomy as his eyes, "it was useless."
"I could not stand it any longer. I was alone two years. Then I decided to return and make a last attempt to justify myself. They do not believe me. No one believes me. . . ."
"Then believe in yourself!" said Auban, firmly.
"To-day I thought of you. They spoke to me of you. They criticised you for going your own ways. And, indeed, you are the only one who has preserved his freedom in the confusion. I thank you for having come."
He looked exhausted, as if those few words had tired him. Three years ago he had been a brilliant speaker, who could talk for three hours without showing a sign of fatigue.
Auban was deeply agitated. He would gladly have told him that he believed him. But how could he without becoming dishonest? The whole affair had remained almost unknown to him, as much as he had heard of it. The other seemed to feel it.
"I should have to tell you the whole story to enable you to pass a judgment. But that would require hours, and perhaps it would be useless nevertheless. Only so much, and this you may believe: I made a mistake, but I am innocent of the crime with which I am charged. Besides, I neglected to do many things in my defence that I ought to have done immediately. Now it is too late."
"Yes, it would require hours, and I have not half an hour to spare. I am going away to-day."
"First, up the Thames with a boat. And then," --- sadly smiling, he made a motion with his hand in space, --- "and then farther --- anywhere --- " He took a little valise which lay packed beside him.
"I have nothing to do here; let us go, Auban. Accompany me to the bridge, if it is not out of your way."
They left the room and the house without any one looking after them. They walked silently as far as London Bridge.
But as they were crossing the bridge, the pent-up anger of the outcast broke forth.
"I gave all I had to the cause: the whole of my youth and half my life. After taking everything from me, it left me nothing, not even the belief in itself."
"Half your life still remains in which to win back in its stead the belief in yourself, the only belief that has no disappointments."
But the other shook his head.
"Look at me; I am no longer what I was. I have defied all persecutions, hunger, hate, imprisonment, death; but to be driven away like a mad dog by those whom I loved more than myself, is more than I can endure. Ah, I am so weary! --- so weary! --- so weary! . . ."
But the other sat indifferent. He shook his head and looked before him.
Suddenly he sprang up, seized his baggage, pointed to the chaos of ships, and muttered a few incomprehensible words.
Then, before Auban could reply to him, he vehemently embraced him and hurried away, making a sign with his hand that he did not wish to be accompanied any further. . . .
Auban looked after him a long time.
Sacrifice upon sacrifice, and all in vain, he thought. For a long time he saw before him the aged face and the gray hair of the persecuted man, who --- a restless wanderer --- was facing a strange world, without strength and without courage to continue a life that had deceived him.
Two immense human streams surged across London Bridge; back and forth rolled, rattling and resounding, two unbroken lines of vehicles.
The black waters of the Thames flowed lazily.
Auban stood against the railing of the bridge, and, facing the east, contemplated the grand picture which presented itself: Everywhere, on both sides of the stream, towers, pillars, chimney-stacks, church steeples rose above the sea of houses. . . . But beneath him a forest of masts, poles, sails. . . . On the left Billingsgate, the great, famous fish-market of London. . . . Farther, where the four towers rise, the dark, dismal structure of the Tower. With a reddish glare the setting sun, the pale, weary sun of London, lay on its windows a few minutes; then also its light was suddenly extinguished, and a gray twilight drew its streaks around the dark masses of the warehouses, the giant bodies of the ships, the pillars of the bridge. . . .
By the clock on the Adelaide Buildings it was already seven, but still the task of unloading the great ocean steamer at Auban's feet was not yet completed. Long lines of strong men carried boxes and bales over wavering wooden bridges to the shore. Their foreheads, heads, and necks protected against the crushing pressure of their heavy burdens by strangely shaped cushions, they looked like oxen in the yoke as they staggered along under their weight. . . .
A strange feeling crept over Auban. Such was London, immense London, which covers seven hundred miles with its five millions of human beings; such was London, where a man was born every fifth minute, where one died every eighth. . . . Such was London, which grew and grew, and already immeasurable, seemed to aspire to the infinite. . . .
Immense city! Sphinx-like, it stretched on both sides of the river, and the clouds of smoke, vapor, noise it belched forth, lay like veils over its panting body. . . .
Lights after lights began to flash and mingled the warmth of their glow with the dampness of the fog. Their reddish reflections trembled through the twilight.
London Bridge thundered and resounded under the burdens it bore.
Thus day after day, week after week, year after year, raged that mighty life which never grew tired. The beatings of its heart grew ever more feverish, the deeds of its arms ever mightier, the plans of its brain ever bolder.
When would it reach the summit of its aspirations? When would it rest?
Or was it also threatened by destruction?
And again Auban saw them approaching, the clouds of ruin which would send the lightning that would ignite this mass of inflammable material.
London, even you are not immortal. . . . You are great. But time is greater. . . .
It grew darker and darker.
Then he turned towards the north, and as he was walking along with his heavy, long strides, supported by his cane, many a passer-by looked after the tall, thin, proud form, round which swung his loose cloak.
And as Auban crossed street after street, and came nearer and nearer to his dwelling, he had already overcome the agitation of the last hours, and once more the wings of his thoughts circled restlessly around the longed-for light of liberty.
What was still resting in the womb of time as a germ but just fructified --- how would it develop, and what shape would it take?
Of one thing he was certain.
Without pain it was to take place, this birth of a new world, if it was to live.
The social question was an economic question.
With the decline of State authority the individual becomes more and more self-reliant. Escaping from the leading-strings of paternalism, he acquires the independence of his own wishes and deeds. Claiming the right of self-determination without restriction, he aims first at making null and void all past privileges. Nothing was to be left of them but an enormous heap of mouldering paper. Land left vacant and no longer recognized as the property of those who do not live on it, is used by subsequent occupants. Hitherto uncultivated, it now bears fruit and grain and nourishes abundantly a free people. Capital, incapable of any longer fattening on the sweat of others' labor, is compelled to consume itself: although it still supports the father and the son without obliging them to turn a hand, the grandson is already confronted with the alternative of starving or disgracing the "glory of his fathers" by working. For the disappearance of all privileges entails on the individual the duty of responsibility. Will it be a heavier burden for him than the thousand duties towards others with which hitherto the State saddled its citizens, the Church its members, morality the righteous?
There was but one solution of the social question, but one: no longer to keep one's self in mutual dependence, to open for one's self and thereby for others the way to independence; no longer to make the ridiculous claim of the strong, "Become weak!" no, to exhort the weak at last, "Become strong!" no longer to trust in the help "from above," but at last to rely on one's own exertions.
The nineteenth century has deposed "our Father in Heaven." It no longer believes in a divine power to which it is subject.
But only the children of the twentieth century would be the real atheists: doubters of divine omnipotence, they had to begin to test the justification of all human authority by the relentless criticism at their reason.
They would be imbued with the consciousness of their own dignity. Instead of seeking their pride as hitherto in subjection, humility, devotion, they would regard command as presumption, obedience as sacrifice, and each as a dishonor which the free man despises. . . .
The race, crippled in uniforms, might require a long time to regain its natural growth and the erect carriage of pride.
Auban was no dreamer. By raising the demands of liberty, he did not ask of time their immediate realization. The great changes of the social organs would probably require centuries before they would attain to the normal condition of equal opportunities for all.
The development towards liberty would last the longer, the more powerful and triumphant the great opposition current of authority would become.
Violence would everywhere retard the peaceable cause of development. It was inevitable. Hate, blindness, want of confidence, were too intense on both sides to make impossible collisions such as would make the earth tremble in terror.
The nature of things must have its course.
The logic of events neutralized the wish for the impossible.
Ever and ever the follies must pay their tribute to experience before it will rise to the surface.
Socialism was the last general stupidity of mankind. This last station of suffering on the way to liberty had to be passed.
Not until then could the God of illusion be nailed to the cross.
Not until all faith lay strangled on the ground and no longer lent wings to any hope, --- to scale the heavens, --- not until then had the time come for the true "kingdom on earth": the kingdom of happiness, of joy and exuberant life, which was liberty. . . .
But liberty had also a powerful ally: the dissensions in the camp of its enemies.
Everywhere divisions; everywhere unrest; everywhere fear; and everywhere the cry for more authority! Authority, authority! --- it was to cure all evils. And the armies sprang from the earth, the nations were armed to the teeth, and dread of the bloody future frightened sleep from the eyes of the seeing.
The rulers no longer knew what to do. Like that general of antiquity, they ordered the sea to be lashed which flooded the deck with its billows and threatened to drown all on board.
Wars in whose streams of blood the holders of power would attempt to extinguish the flames of popular revolt were inevitable, wars such as the world had never seen. . . .
Crime and injustice had been piled too high, and terrible would be the revenge!
Then, after the chaos of the revolutions and the slaughter of the battles, when the desolated earth had crumbled together from exhaustion, when the bitterest experience had destroyed the last faith in authority, then, perhaps, would be understood who they were and what they wanted, they, the lone ones, who in the confusion round about them trusted in liberty, calm and composed, which they called by the name: Anarchy! . . .
How it surged and roared, that London! How its pulses beat faster and faster with the approach of night! What signified those thousand-fold voices?
Farther and farther had Auban gone, till he reached his dwelling.
Now he was again in the secluded stillness of his room, which he had left only a few hours ago.
The fire still glowed in the fireplace.
But before he again took up his work, he moved up a chair and sat a short time, his hands stretched towards the warmth, and, bent forwards, gazing into the glow.
A great, almost overpowering joy, such as he had never felt before, filled him.
A long night has passed.
Slowly the sun rises above the sleeping house-tops and the resting fields.
A solitary wanderer passes through the expanse.
The dew of the night still trembles on the grasses at the edge of the road. In the woods on the hillsides the first voices of the birds are heard. Above the summit of the mountains soars the first eagle.
The wanderer walks alone. But he does not feel lonely. The chaste freshness of nature communicates itself to him.
He feels: it is the morning of a new day.
Then he meets another wanderer. And another. And they understand each other by their looks as they pass each other.
The light rises and rises.
And the early morning walker opens wide his arms and salutes it with the liberating cry of joy. . . .
The early morning walker at the break of the new day was he.
After a long night of error and illusion, he walked through a morning of light.
The sun of truth had risen for him, and rose higher and higher.
Ages had to pass before the idea of Anarchy could arise.
All the forms of slavery had to be passed through. Ever seeking liberty only to find the same despotism in the changed forms, so had the people staggered.
Now was the truth found to condemn all forms which were force. Authority began to yield.
The wild chase was approaching its end.
The issue was not one of transitory aims. The happiness of liberty which was to be conquered was imperishable.
Like the wanderer was Auban.
And like the early morning walker he also opened his arms, saluted the future with the cry of joy, and called it by the immortal name: Anarchy! . . .
Then he took up his work.
Upon his thin, hard features lay a calm, magnanimous, confident smile.
It was the smile of invincibility.


To fry eggplant, heat 1 T of oil in a cast iron skillet over high heat, then fry the slices for about 2′ each side until nicely browned. Fry the next batch without adding any more oil. This method of dry frying uses almost no oil, and is best for recipes where the eggplant is later layered with moist ingredients. Alternatively, use about 1 T more oil for each batch of slices to produce a richer result.
Fry the eggplant slices and arrange on a plate.
Combine the other ingredients in a food processor [or chop extremely fine], then drizzle on top of eggplant slices. Can be served warm or cold.
This is one of the most famous Turkish recipes and varies everywhere – it's always one of my favorites to order in the smaller Turkish Bufes.
Cut eggplants in half, and hollow out the centers, leaving a shell of about 3/4 – 1″.
Chop the extracted eggplant. In a cast iron skillet, heat 3 T olive oil over high heat. Add the onions and reduce to medium heat. Add the garlic, tomatoes, chopped eggplant, salt, and pepper.
Cook for 5′, stirring occasionally, then reduce to low heat and simmer for additional 15′. Toss in the chopped parsley.
Stuff each eggplant half and arrange in a baking dish. Sprinkle with sugar, lemon juice, and 1/2 cup oil.
Bake, covered, in pre-heated moderate oven (350 F.) for about 40 minutes, or until tender.
Imam biyaldi can be serve hot, or cold with yogurt. Makes 4 to 6 servings depending on the size of the Imam's appetite.
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Leah Marquis, Security Program Manager, San Francisco Jewish Community Federation
I spend a lot of time thinking about names. Sometimes that's due to my lifelong interest in pop culture and my sense of curiosity, is that their stage name or their real one? Other times, it's linked to introspective personal development. I remember, when I was younger I thought about my name, in particular, how I was the only Leah in my grade – public kindergarten through high school and Hebrew school all the way through post-confirmation. Somehow, my other friends were given more common identities: Amanda, Alyssa, Kevin, Rache(a)l, Jeremy. Coming from a plentifully Jewish community, now I think about how we got here. In this Fellowship, those thoughts and questions turned into Dr. Devin Naar's session on structural racism playing a huge role in the development of what we today call "Ashkenormativity," or the stereotypical practices of Judaism in the United States. Even if my childhood friends' family's deepest roots come from Spain, the Mediterranean, or North Africa, they might not even know it because of how we intentionally assimilated out of Sephardic Jewish America into predominantly Ashkenazi Jewish America.
At the beginning of the Fellowship, we were tasked with bringing a "cultural asset" to the community. While most of this cohort shared family recipes or garments of clothing, I talked about my name and why this is my core identity to my Sephardic heritage. I've always known that I'm a mutt with my mom's side bringing an Ashkenazi background and my dad's side contributing a Sephardic half, but growing up in the mid-Atlantic East Coast, I never knew anyone else who wasn't purebred Ashkenazi. I've also always known that when it came to naming my older sister and then eventually me, my parents wanted to celebrate both traditions. In Ashkenazi communities, babies are named a deceased family member, but in Sephardic tradition, the opposite is true. In order to make both ends meet, my sister's first name is for our Sephardic half and her middle name is for the Ashkenazi half. Of course, my first name is for our Ashkenazi half and my middle name is for the Sephardic.
Names are just as important on a large scale in Judaism as they are to me on an individual level. Most well-known is in Genesis 32:29 with the name change of the patriarch Jacob to Israel. Globally and historically, names carry a lot of power in Judaism, and I have always taken that responsibility very seriously. Additionally, in the Jewish diaspora, many people have their common name (for me, my English name) and a Hebrew name (the one used when I am called to the Torah). I shared this as my cultural asset before our Fellowship kicked off, and I left our first session overwhelmed in shock at how many of my co-Fellows had non-Ashkenazi names.
While the Fellowship has been entirely online due to the pandemic, Zoom has been our greatest asset. For logistical purposes, we all post our identities (first/last name, sometimes professional association, and gender pronouns) to create a space where we can see who is on the call. For the first time, I was surrounded by a community of non-Aaron's, non-Marissa's, non-Alex's. There are no Goldbergs or Silvermans. This cohort looks like me and sounds like me, and finally, I don't feel so unusual. It's common practice for me to put my first name spelled phonetically on Zoom (Lee-uh) because I'm so used to having it mispronounced. This Fellowship makes me feel like I don't have to, because ironically or maybe unfortunately, I'm with people who are accustomed to having to correct others. It's beautiful and exciting to be in this space – even virtually – with other people who really understand.
I'm grateful for the community that JIMENA built between all of us. As a young professional who is new to the Bay Area, it's made a world of difference to me that I know that I am surrounded by like-minded and similarly named Jewish mutts. I'm energized to continue exploring my mixed identity, especially now that I have the resources and relationships for lifelong learning. JIMENA and this cohort is the foundational toolkit for what has yet to come. Much like how names are passed down and honored, so too is my Ashkephardi (a word my friend used to describe my ethnic fusion) resilience.

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predict is a generic function for predictions from the results of various model fitting functions. The function invokes particular methods which depend on the class of the first argument.
object a model object for which prediction is desired.
... additional arguments affecting the predictions produced.
Most prediction methods which similar to fitting linear models have an argument newdata specifiying the first place to look for explanatory variables to be used for prediction. Some considerable attempts are made to match up the columns in newdata to those used for fitting, for example that they are of comparable types and that any factors have the same level set in the same order (or can be transformed to be so).
Time series prediction methods in package stats have an argument n.ahead specifying how many time steps ahead to predict.
Many methods have a logical argument se.fit saying if standard errors are to returned.
predict.glm, predict.lm, predict.loess, predict.nls, predict.poly, predict.princomp, predict.smooth.spline.
For time-series prediction, predict.ar, predict.Arima, predict.arima0, predict.HoltWinters, predict.StructTS.
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We can't tell you that until we talk to you. While we may decide that your case is not one we can help you with, we think it is necessary to talk to you in order to make that decision. If in doubt, call. It costs you nothing.
How is your firm different from other firms that handle injury and disability cases?
C.C. Perkins started Perkins Laws Firm in 1952 to work for the common man. We have never forgotten the principles on which this firm was built: integrity and hard work. Since then we have chosen to limit our areas of practice to serious personal injury and wrongful death. We handle these cases exclusively. We believe that focusing our time on these areas allows us to be more effective advocates for our clients. We do not work for insurance companies or corporations, only people.
How long will it take my case to be resolved?
Because every case is different, it's impossible to accurately answer that question up front. We are very thorough in how we handle cases, because you only get one recovery. If your case settles too quickly, you discover you have additional or more severe problems than you thought, you've already settled, and you cannot go back for more. We make every effort to handle your case as quickly as we can without jeopardizing your recovery.
Will I actually get to meet my lawyer?
Absolutely. While Perkins Law Firm has wonderful, competent people who assist our attorneys on your case, you will have one attorney who is responsible for your case. Many times our paralegals can answer your questions, but if you need to speak to your attorney, you may.
What if I can't make it into your office?
It is important to our attorneys that their initial meeting with you be face to face, if at all possible. If you are unable to come to us, we are happy to discuss coming to you.
Is there any charge for talking to an attorney?
No. We will be glad to talk to you on the phone or in person at no charge. You owe us nothing until you hire us by signing a contract. Even then, you only pay us out of the money we recover for you.
Any case that involves you being injured due to the fault (negligence) of someone else. These cases include, among others, car wrecks, slip and falls, dog bites, tractor trailer wrecks and faulty (defective) products. If you aren't sure if your case is a personal injury case, contact us and we'll tell you. It costs you nothing to inquire.
Can you guarantee me a certain recovery?
No, lawyers cannot guarantee results. We do have many years of experience handling injury cases and, once we have the evidence necessary to value your case, we will tell you our opinion about its value. We will answer any questions you have and tell you how we arrived at that value. We always remember that it is your case, not ours, and we want you to be informed.
Contrary to what you hear on television and read in the newspapers about our courts being clogged with personal injury suits, most cases settle. We make a good faith effort to settle cases, but if the other side isn't willing to pay a fair amount on your claim, we will file suit. Even after suit is filed, most cases still settle. If your case has to be tried, we will work with you to make sure you are prepared for that process.
Because every case is different, it's impossible to accurately answer that question up front. We are very thorough in how we handle cases, because you only get one recovery. If your case settles too quickly, you may discover you have additional or more severe problems than you thought. Once you have already settled, you cannot go back for more. We make every effort to handle your case as quickly as we can without jeopardizing your recovery.
Is a truck accident the same as a car accident?
Often, the answer is: "No". From a legal perspective, an accident with a commercial truck can be far more serious and complicated than an accident with a personal passenger car. There are major differences in how these cases are handled so it is important that you retain an attorney who has experience with accidents of this nature. Many trucking firms and insurance companies investigate these accidents quickly to determine any facts which may limit their liability. Time is usually important, as individuals involved in commercial truck accidents may be at a disadvantage if they are unable to conduct an accident investigation soon after the accident occurs. It is in your best interest to call a legal specialist quickly.
Most personal injury cases have a two year statute of limitations; however, there are exceptions. Once your statute of limitations has run, you lose the right to pursue your case. Because this is such an important issue, you need to talk to an attorney to determine the statute of limitations that applies to your particular circumstances.


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Q: Set up a e-mailing module in python-django project, so that any e-mail throughout the project can use the module How to set up a e-mailing module in python-django project, so that throughout the project emails can be triggered without blocking the request.

A: Use stuff like celery tasks to execute mail sending or outside API's like Sparkpost which accept the task and do not block executing

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This easy-to-make chocolate bundt cake bakes up moist and dense. It's perfect for parties or "just because." The recipe is dairy-free. If you want to make a dairy-free chocolate glaze, use dairy-free chocolate chips and full fat coconut milk. It makes a wonderful glaze!
Adjust oven rack to middle position and preheat oven to 350°F. Spray a 12-cup Bundt pan with nonstick cooking spray.
In large bowl, whisk together granulated sugar, white rice flour, cocoa powder, sweet rice flour, tapioca starch, baking powder, baking soda, salt, and xanthan gum. Add coffee, vegetable oil, eggs, and vanilla extract. Whisk until batter is smooth. Pour batter into prepared pan.
Allow cake to cool in the pan for five minutes and then turn cake out onto a wire rack to cool. (The easiest way to do this is to place a small wire rack upside down on to the cake pan. Carefully invert the cake and the wire rack. Slowly lift the cake pan off the cake. Ice as desired with chocolate glaze or confectionary glaze.
For the Chocolate Glaze: Set cooled cake on a plate. On top of a double boiler, combine heavy cream and chocolate. Heat, stirring frequently, until melted. Allow to cool for two minutes. Stir in vanilla extract. Pour chocolate glaze evenly over cake. Allow to set for 15 minutes before serving.
For the Orange Glaze: Set cooled cake on a plate. In a small bowl, combine powdered sugar, water, and vanilla extract. Stir with a fork until smooth. Icing should be thick but pourable; if the icing is too thick, add a little more water. Pour icing evenly over the cake and allow to set for 15 minutes before serving.


University Village offers residents and visitors unique shopping and dining venues with street side cafes and shops, a boutique hotel, entrepreneurial and tech savvy office space, rental and for sale housing for everyone from students to baby boomers, and a lifestyle enriched by outdoor park areas, water features, and other public assembly places. University Village has been master planned as a Planned Mobility prototype by creating a walkable, livable lifestyle for its residents, tenants and visitors. Planned Mobility increases the availability of alternative modes of transportation and locates land uses close to one another. The Property is central to a confluence of unique forces and factors in the City of Boca Raton, located immediately north of FAU, adjacent to the new I-95 Interchange, walking distance to Tri-Rail Station, and proximate to the Boca Raton Airport and Lynn University.


In February, psychic Theresa Caputo filmed scenes at the Suffolk County Correctional Facility for her TLC series "Long Island Medium." During the episode, "Theresa Visits Jail," Caputo makes a connection with a woman who she performs a reading for. The woman's son had passed away while in jail, so the psychic visits the Long Island prison for a group reading. Suffolk County Sheriff Vincent DeMarco makes an appearance during the episode.
This is the second series that filmed at the Riverhead Facility this year. In late January, "Orange is the New Black" filmed scenes for the second season of the Nexflix hit at the same jail.
"Theresa Visits Jail" will air on Sunday, April 6 at 9 p.m.
For more information visit www.tlc.com.


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 * @package  Arcanesoft\Blog\ViewComposers\Dashboard
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Embodied History
The Lives of the Poor in Early Philadelphia
Simon P. Newman
Winner of the 2004 American Studies Network Book Prize
"Newman has ably probed the limited representations of the bodies of the poor in the public records—glimpses of lives otherwise unrecorded—and has given us a useful and readable account of the ways in which the poor were regulated by the emergent disciplinary power of the modern state, even as some poorer individuals were able in limited ways to resist that power."—William and Mary Quarterly
"A well-researched, well-written, and compelling study of citizens who have, until now, been overlooked by historians. . . . Newman vividly recreates the experiences of the impoverished men and women who found themselves in the city's almshouse, prisons, or hospitals. He also uses primary sources to explore the lives of the African Americans (many of them runaways) and sailors who, more or less, made the city their home. The work concludes with an exploration of the role death played in the lives of the urban poor. . . . Provocative and intellectually satisfying."—Choice
"Nobody can give the long-dead poor a voice, but Newman has come very close indeed."—Journal of the Early Republic
"Brilliantly conceived and executed. This fascinating, truly significant book is required reading for anyone interested in the early Republic and is a natural for use in both graduate and undergraduate courses."—Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography
"Embodied History's interpretations are bold and imaginative. They ought to inspire additional investigations of the poor, their coping strategies in the lives in which they found themselves, and their own perspectives on those lives."—International Journal of Maritime History
Offering a new view into the lives and experiences of plebeian men and women, and a provocative exploration of the history of the body itself, Embodied History approaches the bodies of the poor in early national Philadelphia as texts to be read and interpreted. Through a close examination of accounts of the bodies that appeared in runaway advertisements and in seafaring, almshouse, prison, hospital, and burial records, Simon P. Newman uses physical details to paint an entirely different portrait of the material circumstances of the poor, examining the ways they became categorized in the emerging social hierarchy, and how they sought to resist such categorization.
The Philadelphians examined in Embodied History were members of the lower sort, a social category that emerged in the early modern period from the belief in a society composed of natural orders and ranks. The population of the urban poor grew rapidly after the American Revolution, and middling and elite citizens were frightened by these poor bodies, from the tattooed professional sailor, to the African American runaway with a highly personalized hairstyle and distinctive mannerisms and gestures, to the vigorous and lively Irish prostitute who refused to be cowed by the condemnation of others, to the hardworking laboring family whose weakened and diseased children played and sang in the alleys. In a new republic premised on liberty and equality, the rapidly increasing ranks of unruly bodies threatened to overwhelm traditional notions of deference, hierarchy, and order.
Affluent Philadelphians responded by employing runaway advertisements, the almshouse, the prison, and to a lesser degree the hospital to incarcerate, control, and correct poor bodies and transform them into well-dressed, hardworking, deferential members of society. Embodied History is a compelling and accessible exploration of how poverty was etched and how power and discipline were enacted upon the bodies of the poor, as well as how the poor attempted to transcend such discipline through assertions of bodily agency and liberty.
Simon P. Newman is Sir Denis Brogan Professor of American Studies, University of Glasgow, and author of Parades and the Politics of the Street: Festive Culture in the Early American Republic, also available from the University of Pennsylvania Press.


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Lewis scores 27 to lift Pepperdine past Westmont 96-69
MALIBU, Calif. (AP)Maxwell Lewis had a season-high 27 points as Pepperdine easily beat Westmont 96-69 on Thursday.
Mike Mitchell Jr. had 14 points and seven assists for Pepperdine (6-9), which earned its fourth consecutive home victory. Keith Fisher III added 12 points and 13 rebounds, and Jan Zidek had 11 points.
The 96 points were a season best for Pepperdine, which also achieved a season-high 26 assists.
Nate Meithof had 22 points for the Warriors. Jalen Townsell added 12 points, and Cade Roth had eight points and 10 assists.


In May 2012 WSLL had a stall at the Cheam Charter Fare to advertise the presence of the League as part of the Cheam Community. There were over 50 stalls taking part in Park Road as part of this historic event.
To find out more visit the Charter Fair's website.


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Il Toros Neza Fútbol Club è una società calcistica messicana di Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl, fondata nel 1993.

Dal 2020 disputa provvisoriamente le partite interne allo stadio della Ciudad Deportiva Jardín anziché allo stadio Università Tecnologica di Nezahualcóyotl.

Storia
Il Toros Neza fu promosso in Primera División messicana nella stagione 1993-1994, quando ancora si chiamava "Toros de la Universidad Tecnológica de Neza", prendendo il posto del Pachuca, retrocesso in Liga de Ascenso de México. Nelle file della squadra militarono, tra gli altri, Antonio Mohamed, Jörg Stiel, e i nazionali messicani Pablo Larios e Juan de Dios Ramírez Perales. Nel campionato di calcio messicano 1996-1997, terminarono la stagione al secondo posto perdendo il titolo contro il Chivas. Il club si sciolse nel 2000, ma nel 2011, è stato raggiunto, dopo vari tentativi, l'obiettivo di rifondare il club. Dal giorno della sua rifondazione, la squadra milita nella Primera División A, la seconda serie del calcio messicano.

Organico

Rosa 2020-2021
Aggiornata al 14 ottobre 2020.

Palmarès

Competizioni nazionali

1992-1993

Altri piazzamenti

Secondo posto: Verano 1997

Finalista: 1996-1997

Note

Collegamenti esterni

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L'AGM-86 ALCM (Air Launched Cruise Missile) è un missile aria-superficie da crociera, lanciabile da bombardieri statunitensi (fino a 20 per aereo) come i B-52. Fino alla fine degli anni ottanta esso era un'arma nucleare, ma poi è stato modificato per attacchi convenzionali (CALCM, "C" è per 'convenzionale'). Esso è stato un'arma molto importante, come alternativa aviolanciata al BGM-109 Tomahawk, e come tale è entrato in servizio all'inizio degli anni ottanta (non sono lo stesso missile).
La designazione ufficiale è AGM-86 (86º tipo di missile aria-superficie).

Caratteristiche
Una volta lanciato, il missile viaggia a velocità subsoniche (al di sotto della velocità del suono, 1.193,4 km/h) e ripiega ali, superfici di coda e prese d'aria del motore migliorando così l'aerodinamica e di conseguenza il viaggio fino al bersaglio, che il modello AGM-86B compie avvalendosi di un sistema di riconoscimento del terreno detto TERCOM (Terrain Contour Matching) che calcola la posizione rispetto al target, mentre i modelli C e D usano un GPS accoppiato ad un sistema di navigazione inerziale.
Altra peculiarità dell'AGM-86 è la capacità di dare al pilota del bombardiere che lo trasporta venti possibili bersagli da colpire: se ne possono caricare infatti sei per ala più altri otto nel vano bombe.

La bassissima quota a cui volano gli AGM-86, unita alla loro relativamente piccola struttura, li rende bersagli difficili da abbattere dalla contraerea.

Storia

Nel 1974 l'USAF portò avanti il progetto dell'AGM-86A, ma di fatto non venne prodotto neanche un esemplare di questa versione, mentre invece si diede ampio spazio alla versione B, che sfruttava al meglio le doti di carico dei B-52: la sua produzione iniziò nel 1980 diventando operativo nel 1982 con il 416th Bombardment Wing, ed entro sei anni furono costruite 1.715 unità. Attualmente i missili AGM-86B ALCM (quelli con testate nucleari) sono depositati alla Minot Air Force Base.

Nel 1986 alcuni AGM-86B furono modificati sostituendo la testata nucleare con una convenzionale di grande potenza e introducendo un nuovo sistema di guida basato sul GPS; nacque così la versione C del missile, cambiando la sigla ALCM in CALCM. Questa variante vide il primo impiego bellico durante la guerra del Golfo, quando ne vennero lanciati 35 dai B-52 decollati dalla Louisiana. Furono impiegati anche durante l'inizio della seconda guerra del Golfo.
L'eccesso di missili ALCM portò, nel 1996, 1997 e 2001, a convertire 200 di essi nella versione CALCM, aumentando la potenza della testata esplosiva e inserendo una nuova avionica. Tale modifica è stata poi estesa anche a tutti gli AGM-86C prodotti precedentemente.

Gli ultimi 50 missili convertiti furono designati AGM-86D che ora, assieme alla versione C, si trovano alla Barksdale Air Force Base e alla Andersen Air Force Base.

Note

Voci correlate
 Barksdale Air Force Base
 Minot Air Force Base
 Boeing B-52 Stratofortress

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Armi nucleari
Missili aria-superficie


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Q: How can i get all rows that have certain cell value of an excel file using java? I am trying to find all rows that have same cell value (exp value1) , so for example i want to search through:
row1 cell1value cell2value ... value1
row2 ......................... value2
row3 ......................... value3
row4 ......................... value1
and get row1 and row2
The code below returns only the first row that has the desired value , how to improve it to do what i need ?
package questbarreader;

import org.apache.poi.openxml4j.exceptions.InvalidFormatException;
import org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.*;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Iterator;
import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils;

public class QuestBarReader {
public static String folder = "D:\\Test";
public static String extension = "";
//THIS is the method i use to get row that has specific cell value
public static int findRow(Sheet sheet, String cellContent) {
for (Row row : sheet) {
    for (Cell cell : row) {
        if (cell.getCellType() == Cell.CELL_TYPE_STRING) {
            if(cell.getRichStringCellValue().getString().trim().contains(cellContent)) {
                return row.getRowNum();

            }
        }
    }
}
return 0;
}
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException, InvalidFormatException {

    Iterator it = FileUtils.iterateFiles(new File(folder), null, false);

    while(it.hasNext()){
        String fileName = ((File) it.next()).getName();
        int i = fileName.lastIndexOf('.');
        if(i>0){extension = fileName.substring(i+1);}
        if((fileName.startsWith("sal"))&& extension.equals("xls")){
            String path = (folder + "\\" + fileName);

            Workbook workbook = WorkbookFactory.create(new File(path));
            Sheet sheet = workbook.getSheetAt(0);
            int totalRows = sheet.getLastRowNum();

            int qUltraEnergy = findRow(sheet, "Q ULTRA ENERGY");
            String qUltraEnergyValue = sheet.getRow(qUltraEnergy).getCell(13).getStringCellValue();
            String delims = "[x]+";
            String[] tokens = qUltraEnergyValue.split(delims);
            double kom = Double.valueOf(tokens[0]);

        }
    }
}

}

A: Instead of returning the row number, you need to add it to a List, and then return the List once you've gone through all of the rows.
public static List<Integer> findRows(Sheet sheet, String cellContent) {
    List<Integer> matchedRows = new ArrayList<>();
    for (Row row : sheet) {
        for (Cell cell : row) {
            if (cell.getCellType() == Cell.CELL_TYPE_STRING) {
                if(cell.getRichStringCellValue().getString().trim().contains(cellContent)) {
                    // return row.getRowNum(); Instead of this...
                    matchedRows.add(row.getRowNum()); // Add the row to the list of matches
                }
            }
        }
    }
    return matchedRows; // will be empty if no matches are found
}

Afterwards, you can iterate over the list of all matches.


Located in the historic Bellaire neighborhood of Houston, Enoteca Rossa offers a unique dining experience for any palate. Our dedication to quality ingredients, and maintaining Italian tradition shines through our meticulously prepared offerings.
I would have given a 5/5 stars but my margherita pizza was not the best. The tomatoes were sliced too thick.
WE enjoyed our visit with friends, nice atmosphere and good service. Self-Parking is a little difficult so valet parking is the best option.
Kate at the bar is a treasure; great wine recommendations.
Great service and staff were well versed on menu, ingredients and wines. Food was fresh and delicious! Wonderful pizza and good for happy hour.
Always great food and fantastic service! Energized, yet relaxed feel! They always exceed my expectations!
We ate outdoor. The weather was perfect. Noise level is extremely quite.Great experience.
Enoteca Rossa is a wonderful neighborhood restaurant. We have been dining there since it opened. Service and food are always great. We love it, you should go!
The food was a bit overpriced and was on the smaller serving size when compared to the price. Could just be a bad day but the blame is on the waitress and on the kitchen staff as the food arrived late and was cold. Otherwise ok.
Will try one more time. First time was very good. Second time, this time, was very poor.
Food and Service really good!
I was looking forward to a nice quiet dinner, as advertised on their website. But that was not the case, it was too loud. For a reservation only, again advertised on their website, I did not expect such a large crowd. The tables were very close to one another.
Ambience on the weekend was very crowded and noisy. It took an hour to get our meal after ordering. Waitress did not check on us. Waiters tried to take my plate 3 times even though meal was not finished.
We were seated near the open door to the patio and it was too cold for the door to be propped open. Our sever was too busy at times to check on us. Four of the five entrees cane out before the fifth arrived 15 minutes later. In the meantime the rest of our food got cold. The restaurant made no attempt to rectify the situation.
Every thing there is great, not very crowded at lunch on Sunday.
My husband did not like the tomato sauce on his chicken parm. It was lacking depth of flavor and spices. However,It was accompanied by fettuccine alfredo which was wonderful.
Ordered octopus but dish was 80% veggie & 20% octopus for such a high price. Liked everything else.
Too expensive for what we received. Service was very slow. Presentation was lovely, but that didn't make up for the service delays and prices.
Enjoyed a marvelous evening at Enoteca Rossa on Saturday. The weather was pleasant (not our norm lately), so we sat outside - actually just outside the bar, which was private (only 2 tables there), and QUIET (inside can be "full of energy"). We had enjoyed heavy hors d'oeuvres elsewhere, so shared a burrata salad (best in town, I believe), and had a glass of wine. To top it off, Enoteca provided us with a complementary dessert for my b'day. Don't miss the strawberry stracciatella gelato - absolutely tastes like fresh strawberries! Enjoy!
Food is always good. Have brought lots of friends there.
Dinner and service were excellent. Will definitely be back.
A real neighborhood gem! Good food, excellent service. It was a bit noisy and drafty.
Great neighborhood restaurant, with intimate vibe, reminds me of a hidden gem you would normally find in NYC. Highly recommend.
nice spot. very comfortable. nice attentive service.
Great food as always. Owner needs to hire more wait staff though. Sunday lunch and only one waitress. She was wonderful and did her best but only so much one person can do at a time. This is not a new problem here in my experience - the last time we came here for brunch it was even slower, also due to staffing issues.
We had a reservation at 7:15, but was not seated until 7:50. That's an unreasonable amount of time to wait for a table with a reservation.
Good food! Good Service! I had a 7:00 reservation on Saturday and was seated right away. The grilled octopus appetizer was charred to perfection.
Great neighborhood Italian food restaurant. Cozy and romantic atmosphere. Very good food. Excellent attentive but not intrusive service. Energetic noise level. Easy to find. Good location. Reasonable prices. Excellent salads. Our table ordered mostly pasta dishes - all very very good. One of us ordered the fish (halibut) special and she said it was outstanding. The only reason I gave this a four star was my pommodore fresco needed some seasoning, garlic or something - it was rather bland.
Low key Valentine's Day dinner with my wife.
Absolutely love it everytime we visit!
Amazing! First time here and the ambiance was so cute and quaint. Food was absolutely delicious! I recommend the bruschetta and gnocchi for an entree, I've been craving it ever since we went! Will be back again soon!
Really nice waitstaff and good food! Great neighborhood place and becoming quite popular! Great wine, too.
We ordered 2 appetizers and 2 meals. The appetizers were good. The food took 30 minutes to arrive and was cold. I sent the food back. The manager comped the food but didn't offer a replacement. The service was terrible. They are understaffed. We paid a$76 bar tab for 5 drinks. Overpriced for margaritas in Houston. I probably won't go back. Came home and had a pbj cause I didn't get dinner.
Love this place! We are there at least once every two weeks if not every week. Food is awesome, service is great, cocktails are delicious, they know their wine and I'm in love with their Italian cookies more than my 4 year old! It does get busy so would advice you book ahead.
This is our Friday night go to. Happy hour is the best value. Staff are lovely.


:(( hey what do u all guys think... Team played badly or i shouldn't have open the thread.
MHR:mad: What freaking team selection.Drop Lee please.
We will win the IPL guys dont worry.
Bangladeshis hating lungis is like cheerleaders hating pompoms.
Buro Dadu beshi hesho na. Daat pore jabe.
well with all fairness to shakib' date=' he must be selected at least in the home games, but these records u are putting are 1 dayers, ipl is t20 i guess :blink:[/quote'] no.3 t20 allrounder in icc ranking and man of the tourney of bpl. made 230 odd runs in asia cup with a strike rate of 140 :| against pakistan india and srilanka :| let him play few more internation t20 he will be no.1 there too.
bhaloo ko bhalook bolte hain kya bangla mein?


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Rep. Ilhan Omar Dodges Anti-Semitism Question at CAP
by John Rossomando • Feb 5, 2019 at 3:24 pm
https://www.investigativeproject.org/7800/rep-ilhan-omar-dodges-anti-semitism-question
Minnesota U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar dodged a question about her comments concerning Israel Tuesday morning during a discussion about religious freedom at the Center for American Progress (CAP).
Just last week, Omar said hearing Israel described as a democracy made her "almost chuckle," then comparing it to Iran's theocratic dictatorship.
She also compared Israel to the Jim Crow-era South, saying: "The American Jewish establishment claims Israel is a democracy for all its citizens. But the nation state law classifies 1.6 million Palestinian Israelis as second class."
Arabs comprise more than one-fifth of Israel's population of nearly 9 million people. They hold 18 seats in Israel's parliament, the Knesset. An Israeli-Arab has sat on the country's supreme court and a growing number serve in the nation's army.
CAP Executive Vice President Winnie Stachelberg tried to set the table for Omar, noting the new congresswoman had acknowledged that her some of her comments "had inadvertently echoed stereotypes against Jews." Omar rambled a bit in response, ultimately saying, "I, I think, am at a breaking point where we're starting to have a conversation about what it means to be of people that harbor hate and the kind of journey we can all be on in fighting against discrimination collectively while still having the freedom to debate foreign policy and not only think about how we engage our allies but also how we criticize and hold them accountable."
Omar did not take questions from reporters.
After criticizing the Boycott, Divestment Sanctions (BDS) movement as "not helpful in getting that two-state solution" during her campaign, Omar endorsed it after her election. BDS is seen as anti-Semitic because it singles out the world's only Jewish state and seeks to isolate Israel politically, economically and culturally.
She also attempted to deflect criticism by talking about attending at a service at a Minnesota synagogue after October's murder of 11 people inside a Pittsburgh synagogue.
"We cannot stand up to one kind of hate while inflaming hate against a religion or nationality," Omar said.
Related Topics: John Rossomando, Ilhan Omar, anti-Semitism, BDS, Center for American Progress


I love the seemingly opposing energies in trees of rooting down and branching out. This drawing was inspired by our first family camping trip on Mount Lemmon. A card for many occasions—a birthday, a new year, congratulations—all moments where we are doing our own branching out and rooting down.
Front of card reads "Branch Out, Root Down."


This photo, captured Wednesday by NASA's Aqua satellite and made available by NASA's Goddard MODIS Rapid Response Team, shows Tropical Cyclone Marcia in the Coral Sea.
1. The eurozone's finance ministers will meet again Friday to negotiate Greece's debt deal.
2. Two powerful cyclones hit Australia's Northern Territory Friday morning.
3. Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis on Thursday night tweeted out a link to an anti-German op-ed article that argues Greece should take a stand against its European creditors.
4. An assault to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from the Islamic State is set to begin in May.
5. Wal-Mart will raise US minimum wage to $9 (£5.83) an hour for 500,000 of its associates in April and to $10 (£6.48) an hour in 2016.
6.US and UK intelligence agencies have been accused of hacking into a Sim card manufacturer to secretly monitor cellphones.
7. Scientists say drug-resistant malaria that has been detected at the Myanmar-India border poses a major threat to global health.
8. Thailand has banned foreigners from using surrogacy services in an attempt to clamp down on the "rent-a-womb" industry.
9.Venezuela's intelligence services arrested Mayor Antonio Ledezma of Caracas over accusations he was involved in a coup plot against President Nicolas Maduro.
10. Harris Wittels, a comedy writer and one of the executive producers of the show "Parks and Recreation," died Thursday from an apparent drug overdose.
A 1954 Les Paul Gibson guitar know as "black beauty" sold at auction for $330,00o (£213,844).


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Notes SLP76 (SH2 domain-containing leukocyte protein of 76 kDa) is a cytosolic adaptor protein which translocates to the plasma mambrane and is involved in multiple signaling pathways in T cells, mast cells, neutrophils and platelets; B cells express its analog SLP65/BLNK (B cell linker protein). SLP76 is phosphorylated by Syk-family and Tec-family tyrosine kinases and couples them to the phosphorylation and activation of PLC-gamma. Via Gads or Grb2, SLP76 also associates with LAT adaptor by involvement of SLP76 proline-rich region. The SH2 domain of SLP76 has been identified as the region involved in binding the serine/threonine kinase HPK1. HPK1 may act as both a positive and a negative regulator by promoting the Jnk-mitogen activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway and inhibiting the pathway leading to AP-1 activation.
Technical Specifications The polyclonal antibody reacts with SLP76, a 76kDa cytosolic adaptor protein that is involved in signaling of various hematopoietic cells, such as T cells, mast cells or neutrophils; in B cells, however, it is replaced by SLP65.


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Q: HTML Jinja not working with moment module Hi I have a table with 2 columns where I show the name of the person, and the last time he was connected.
My html code looks something like this:

                Name
                Last Connection

                Philip
                {{ moment(current_time).fromNow() }}

Where the current_time variable is sent when a user is connected.
And I have a js to refresh the table every 5 seconds:

When I first see the table, everything works fine, I can see the name and the last seen which is 'a few seconds ago'. But when the function my_function refresh the div with the table, the value from last connection disappears, and it never reappears.
I was thinking of only refreshing the first column but it doesn't work either. Someone knows how could it be done?

A: Here you have a short example, with using moment js
https://jsfiddle.net/eagwmsxj/12/

                Name
                Last Connection

                Philip


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EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Governor, Presidency Official Fingered In Misappropriation of PDP Campaign Funds
Posted on March 19, 2015 March 19, 2015 by The Elites
A former governor has been fingered in the spate of embezzlement and subversion going on in the Peoples Democratic Party Presidential Campaign Organisation.
The former governor has been seen with President Goodluck Jonathan at several rallies and functions of recent.
The former governor, from the Southeastern part of the country who has an interest in a new generation bank with head office in Victoria Island, Lagos where he was chairman before joining the political fray, attended a meeting with the President and a few others in January.
At the meeting, Jonathan ordered one of the prominent female ministers in his cabinet to release "some billions of naira to him" to oil the machinery of the campaign team, a source said.
The source who pleaded to keep his identity anonymous said the money was "cornered" from some "big" government contractors.
The strategy is what is called "decoy" in government circles, where money to finance rallies, campaigns and advertisements will come from private individuals and not government officials.
The former governor has some people working with him to disburse the fund but he and a principal officer in the Presidency are alleged to have cornered a substantial part of the fund running into billions of naira.
The money, said to be as much as N4 billion, was said to have been first lodged in the bank where the former governor has interest.
The idea is to get commission on the fund and, if possible, "seize" or sit on the money till after election with the hope that once election is over, the money "expires".
Part of the money, one of the sources said, was meant to be used to settle some opinion leaders critical of President Jonathan in the six geopolitical zones.
But it was learnt this was yet to be done.
It was gathered that this was why Jonathan himself had to come to the South West to personally "settle some people" because he does not trust any of his aides brokering negotiations for him as most of such money allegedly ended in private pockets.
The lid on the misappropriation of the fund was blown open by a governorship aspirant in one of the South West states, who was part of the team but felt shortchanged.
A livid Jonathan was said to have summoned a meeting where an outspoken Presidency official was shouted down by the President for being part of the scam.
"He (the outspoken official) would have been fired immediately, but the President was advised not to do it now that election is just a few days away," the source said.
Jonathan was said to have asked how the money was spent and "all sorts of names and companies were reeled out as having benefitted from the money.
Full page advert money for newspapers was doubled and tripled just to cover their tracks.
"For example, they told the President that full page advert for Punch, ThisDay, Guardian is now N2 million 'political special rate', centrespread is N6 million and wrap around N70 million because of the election.
"But some media people like a woman managing a magazine at the meeting knew they were lying but surprisingly she kept sealed lips. Cost of television commercials was also increased.
"But the problem is that when the money spent was totalled, it was not even up to one quarter of what was released to the team. It is like all of them know that Jonathan may lose the election. So, they are just trying to take whatever they can take before election day," the source said.
The embezzlement tale has also affected the media team as millions of naira have allegedly been stolen.
The over N150 million said to have been budgeted for online advertisement remains unaccounted for as earlier reported.
A deputy director general of the Jonathan campaign organisation had recently told one online publisher in Abuja that about N150 million was specifically approved to be deployed for online advertisement but was shocked when he was told that no such disbursement had been made.
The source added that "The major problem is that nobody can really discipline the affected officers because the sleaze cuts across all the teams in the campaign organisation – procurement, media, logistics, mobilisation, security, etc. They are all helping themselves."
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So when Jennifer from Modern Map Art contacted me to see if I'd like to review one of her star maps on the blog I was excited!
You can customize these to commemorate a special event like a birthdate or wedding date.
All of the writing on the bottom is completely customizable. You can write whatever you want in the spot where mine says "The Night Sky" and you can choose the place and date where the event happened.
I chose to get this for my daughter's birthday coming up in July.
I chose a borderless poster frame similar to THIS one.
It was really hard to photograph this with the glass so you'll have to excuse the reflections.
You can choose the size (8x10 all the way up to 24x36), the color of the poster background and the sky (grey, navy, white, or black), whether you want the constellations marked, border or no border, fonts, and of course the details.
I am really pleased with the quality, it is printed on nice, thick, high-quality paper and arrived really quickly after I ordered!
I really love this because it is such a unique gift, especially for a wedding!
I think my daughter will really like this too, she had shown me something similar last year but I had forgotten all about it! And thank you to Jennifer for helping me get my shopping done early and for the opportunity to review one of her beautiful works of art!
Be sure to check out Modern Map Art for yourself and let me know what you think!


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Cairn art: You can't effectively stack rocks when you're stressed!
Shutting off debilitating self-imposed stress with positive response poetry.
The value of positive response practical poetry: A personal account: It was a poem by Edgar A. Guest, "Cares," that inspired and motivated me to graduate university with a BA and MA in vocational education. In addition, the inspiration and motivation from that poem "Cares" rescued me from self-pity and insecurity as I struggled to survive and thrive teaching in an inner-city school system. To read "Cares" go to https://www.fivestarteacher.com/redeeming-value-poetry/.
Why is engaging positive response poetry important to your wellbeing and wellness? In our current world of fast ongoing change, managing and maintaining a sense of contentment, happiness, joy, meaning and purpose, can be an overwhelming challenge. Self-imposed stress is a common malady that seems to be habitually practiced everywhere we look these days, doesn't it? With overwhelming political and social angst going on in our lives and around the world, failure to engage positive response attitudes and habits can lead to self-imposed debilitating stress.
Where to find positive response poetry? Whenever that is the need for you, try engaging positive response practical poetry at https://www.fivestarteacher.com/strategies-for-mental-health-and-relaxation-from-stress-and-uncertainty/. Engaging positive response practical poetry will help you stay alert, aware and in control over self-imposed debilitating stress to your health and wellbeing. Check out: https://www.fivestarteacher.com/there-aint-a-horse-thats-never-been-rode/.
If you can write a letter, you too have the potential to write a practical poem!
In retirement, I continue being a positive-response-practical-educator. For the common good, I have created and developed a self-inspiring and self-motivating poetry formula to share with others. At www.fivestrteacher.com you'll also find some tutorial assistance to help you write positive response practical poetry for yourself. Hopefully you will also share your positive response poetry with others for the common good. Thank you.
Creating readable, understandable, and doable poetry to shut off debilitating stress!
The six stanza poetry that you'll find at www.fivestarteacher.com was created by combining a Taxonomy of Learning with the six stanza classical Villanelle poetry formula. The resulting pattern helps you create readable, understandable, positive response practical poetry to help you resist the effects of ongoing change to your Biological, Economic, Social, and Spiritual sense of wellbeing and wellness.
The Blooming Bobville formula can also help you produce a kind of poetry that inspires and motivates others to build knowledge, understanding and skills for breaking the self-defeating habits of self-imposed stress that can destroy one's sense of meaning, purpose, identity, place in society, contentment, happiness and joy of life and living. Caveat: If you have practiced self-defeating attitudes and habits for a long time, you may have to practice patience, persistence, and perseverance with positive response practical poetry for the same length of time to shut off those negative response attitudes and habits. Please persevere. It is worth it for yourself and for the common good.
I wish you the best of luck as you develop and practice the arts of self-help positive response poetry to resist self-stressing attitudes, habits, and thoughts that drag you down.
© 2019 by Blooming Bobville the Positive Response Practical Poet: And may you always be aware, alert, in control, and blooming, day by day!


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