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Review: House of Ivy & Sorrow
Author: Natalie Whipple
Published: April 15th 2014 by
Publisher: HarperTeen
Categories: Fantasy, Paranormal, Young Adult
Summary: Josephine Hemlock has spent the last 10 years hiding from the Curse that killed her mother. But when a mysterious man arrives at her ivy-covered, magic-fortified home, it's clear her mother's killer has finally come to destroy the rest of the Hemlock bloodline. Before Jo can even think about fighting back, she must figure out who she's fighting in the first place. The more truth Jo uncovers, the deeper she falls into witchcraft darker than she ever imagined. Trapped and running out of time, she begins to wonder if the very Curse that killed her mother is the only way to save everyone she loves.
Review: I guess putting this little tidbit is necessary (at least for me): I'm not really big fan of witch books. But I have read Natalie Whipple's Transparent and enjoyed it. Although that upped the ante, I still went in cautiously. But I think the hesitation was warranted, I wasn't blown away by this book. I find it completely 'meh.' It's not horrible per se but it lacked some zest to it. Although the elements, like how the witches were portrayed here were actually different. But even that didn't weigh so much on my enjoyment scale.
So Josephine or Jo for short here is a witch. And she, along with her grandmother, was hiding from the curse. Long before they moved states to avoid them, her grandma did every precaution she knew but those weren't enough, they still found them, and that time it killed her mother. Witches here are different. While they are popularly known to have existing powers within, Jo explained that the place they were living has a magic of their own, and as Hemlock they need to protect it. But even after years of sheltered life, she cannot evade the curse. And it looked like it was now after her.
I think the only thing that made all bearable to me is the witch concept. Despite me not enjoying it (on most cases), I wanted to give a huge shout-out for it because I think the idea was intricate and somehow clever. The powers of the witches weren't only something innately in them. Like I mentioned earlier, the place, where they reside factored in to their powers. It was also the reason why her grandmother was reluctant to leave despite the circumstances. Also, some of them even pulled out powers from others. And those things what made it more interesting for me.
There was something off with Jo. Something how the story treated her character. Even with her being isolated and should be on guard because of what has happened to her mother, (and could happen to her as well) she was still, for me, kind of…naïve? It wasn't only about the simple gestures but her overall personality made her…immature? In spite of that, I still managed to like her. She had this quality that I liked. I think she was persistent and resilient in her own way. Ways that consistently matched the personality she has.
An indirect love triangle should be expected. But don't cringe good people because what I liked about it focused on what should be the focus: the witches and the curse (and some other well, witchy things from the boy's side). The guys, Levi and Winn were actually decent and different from the other, made this angle quite interesting to me. But I was so sure which one will win Jo's heart—and he did. I'm so glad this is a stand-alone. I liked how the story wrapped it up and shed answers to the questions in the beginning of the story.
Format: Advance Reader's Copy
Preview Quote: "With all my heart, I promise her to live my life like she did, treasuring every perfect moment. " — Jo
ARC Natalie Whipple Young Adult

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I removed the membership plugin and my users tab is missing from the dashboard. Since I did not edit the functions to have it removed I am unsure now how to get it back.
Membership doesn't modify the Users menu from Wordpress at all. It will create it's own "Members" page, but this is specific to the plugin.
Are you logged in as an administrator? Or do you have any role management plugins installed that could be hiding the standard Wordpress users menu?
Hi Alex, It must have been from another plugin which was installed then. Thanks for the help I was able to get it back manually thanks.


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The Barbarian Ingomar (també titulada "Ingomar, the Barbarian") és una pel·lícula muda dirigida per D. W. Griffith per a la Biograph, protagonitzada per Charles Inslee, Harry Solter i Florence Lawrence. Basada lliurement en l'obra teatral "Der Sohn der Wildnis" (1843) de Friedrich Halm, la pel·lícula, d'una bobina, es va estrenar el 13 d'octubre de 1908. Es considera una pel·lícula perduda.

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Parthenia busca sola el seu pare que ha estat capturat pels bàrbars. En trobar el campament és capturada. Ingomar, el seu líder, admirat davant l'actitud impertèrrita de la noia, allibera el pare per tal que vagi a buscar diners amagats tot mantenint Parthenia com a ostatge. Ella li ensenya què és l'amor. Ell, al principi divertit i després interessat, acaba sentint passió per la noia. Llavors hi ha un motí entre els bàrbars i segresten Partènia. Ingomar la rescata, abandona la seva tribu i escorta a Partènia a casa on Polydor, un vell pretendent, provoca un nou problema. Polydor compra el deute del seu pare i, com que el seu pare no pot pagar els seus deutes, demana que Partènia i el pare que siguin esclaus. Ingomar vol matar Polydor però Partnenia ho impedeix per lo que el bàrbar s'ofereix a ocupar el seu lloc, cosa que Polydor accepta. Quan els bàrbars assetgen la ciutat creuen que Ingomar està retingut contra la seva voluntat. Ingormar salva la ciutat i Polydor és expulsat. Ingomar guanya Parthenia i és nomenat governador pels ciutadans

Repartiment

 Charles Inslee (Ingomar)
 Harry Solter (Myron)
 Florence Lawrence (Parthenia)
 George Gebhardt (Polydor, el mercader)
 Linda Arvidson
 D. W. Griffith
 Arthur V. Johnson (bàrbar)
 Wilfred Lucas
 Mack Sennett (bàrbar)

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 The Barbarian Ingomar al catàleg de l'American Film Institute

Pel·lícules dels Estats Units del 1908
Pel·lícules dirigides per D. W. Griffith
Pel·lícules perdudes

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Man arrested with handgun, ammunition at inauguration checkpoint
Court: Woman convicted of murder at 16 could be free after 51 years
by: The Associated Press, CNN
A woman who was 16 when she killed a Nashville man who solicited her for sex must serve at least 51 years in prison before she's eligible for release, according to the Tennessee Supreme Court.
Tennessee's Supreme Court issued the opinion Thursday at the request of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which is considering the case of 30-year-old Cyntoia Brown.
She has drawn celebrity support from Kim Kardashian West, Rihanna and others as she fights her life sentence for killing a man when she was 16.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against life-without-parole sentences for juveniles, but Tennessee has argued successfully in lower courts that Brown does have a possibility for parole after 51 years.
Thursday's ruling goes to the federal appellate court for review.
by Nexstar Media Wire / Jan 16, 2021
(NEXSTAR) – A Washington, D.C. police officer crushed in a doorway by a mob of angry rioters at the U.S. Capitol said he wouldn't hesitate to do it all over again.
"If it wasn't my job I would have done that for free," 32-year-old Officer Daniel Hodges told reporters. "It was absolutely my pleasure to crush a white nationalist insurrection and I'm glad I was in a position to help. We'll do it as many times as it takes."
by Jeremy Tanner, Nexstar Media Wire / Jan 16, 2021
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – Metro police are looking for a man accused of crushing an officer in a doorway as a violent mob of Trump supporters forced their way into the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6.
Video shows Officer Daniel Hodges, his mouth bloodied, crying out as he is pinned between a sliding door and the doorframe.
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Home PAGH Featured as a Resource for Dermatology PAs!
Article title: "Resources for dermatology PAs who want to give back." By Lisette Hilton. Released April 30th, 2019.
Please see the article below. This is a reprint from www.Dermatologytimes.com.
Physician assistants like to give back and the profession has taken note, says Jennifer Conner, M.P.A.S., PA-C, a dermatology physician assistant (PA) for more than 13 years and chair of the Dermatology PA Foundation (DPAF).
Dermatology Times corresponded with representatives from three foundation that want to provide resources for PAs who are interested in giving back. Here's what they had to say.
Dermatology PA Foundation
The Society of Dermatology PAs (SDPA) launched the DPAF in 2015 in response to member PAs' hunger to help, according to Conner.
"We had a philanthropy taskforce [at the Society of Dermatology PAs], where we started doing Miles for Melanoma races at our conferences and we were helping the Melanoma Research Foundation establish new race cities. We helped them do that in Seattle, San Diego and Atlanta," she says.
PAs wanted to do more, says Conner.
The nonprofit DPAF has programs to promote education, research and philanthropy to advance the field of dermatology.
Education-wise, DPAF sponsors educational sessions at dermatology PA conferences and records them so members can go to the SDPA website and listen to the sessions when it's convenient. Sessions include one on depression and psoriasis and another on atopic dermatitis comorbidities.
DPAF recently kicked off the research portion of its mission, and PAs can apply for grants between now and November 2019, according to Conner.
"The idea is to get PAs more involved in research as primary investigators, but also to do some research on how PAs truly impact care in the field of dermatology," Conner says.
DPAF's philanthropic programs including hosting an annual silent auction in conjunction with the Society of Dermatology PAs conference.
"That's live onsite but it's also online for anyone through the Bidding for Good app and website—not just PAs," Conner says. "We have dermatology-specific items on there, like textbooks, as well as vacation packages to Disney, and gift baskets with a variety of items. All the money we raise from the silent auction goes to Camp Wonder, which is a camp in California for children with severe skin disease."
DPAF sponsors five to 10 children a year to go to Camp Wonder and funds travel for one or two PA volunteers according to Conner.
"The other philanthropic event that we do on an annual basis is a 5K run/walk at one of the Society of Dermatology PA conferences. We started with the Melanoma Research Foundation and did that for four years and then started looking at other patient advocacy groups or charities for patients in dermatology. We've done a run/walk for the National Alopecia Areata Foundation and the last one we did was for the Hidradenitis Suppurativa Foundation. Coming up this fall, in Scottsdale, we're doing one for Wigs for Kids," Conner says.
The Dermatology PA Foundation is now in its fourth year and continuing to grow. Dermatology PAs, industry sponsors, and other supporters who would like to get involved or become a DPAF donor should contact DPAF staff at [email protected], according to Conner.
PAs for Global Health
Melanie A. Jacobs, M.M.S., PA-C, director of publicity for PAs for Global Health (PAGH) and a PA in obstetrics and gynecology at the Mount Sinai Health System, says PAGH is a grassroots nonprofit organization working to meet the needs of PAs interested in working in medically underserved areas around the world. Dermatology PAs are among those needed at PAGH.
"A PA with dermatology experience can be a valuable asset any medical volunteer trip abroad. PAs trained in dermatology have a wide scope of practice ranging from the identification and medical management of skin diseases to procedural and surgical skills," Jacobs writes in an email to Dermatology Times. "Several dermatological conditions exist outside the United States, including psoriasis, fungal infections, skin cancer etc., in addition to specific conditions endemic to rural and low-income areas. For example, patients suffer from pigmentation disorders in the tropics, cutaneous tuberculosis in Latin America and Kaposi's sarcoma in African countries. Furthermore, disability secondary to skin disease is also a global health burden, therefore dermatological PAs can be highly utilized and helpful in the diagnosis and treatment of disease on a global scale."
PAGH provides resources to PAs and associated professions about global health volunteering and establishing careers abroad.
"We offer a database of PA student clinical rotations abroad and provide student opportunities for scholarship," Jacobs writes. "PAGH also compiles a list of reputable organizations of which PAs have volunteered with in the past, as well as hosts a global medicine conference annually."
PAs can become paying or non-paying members of PAGH via the website www.pasforglobalhealth.com. Interested PAs can also follow the organization on Instagram and Facebook.
National Commission on Certification of PA Health Foundation
Another opportunity for PAs is through the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA) Health Foundation, an organization dedicated to advancing the role of certified PAs to improve health, according to Dawn Morton-Rias, Ed. D., PA-C, president and CEO of NCCPA and the nccPA Health Foundation.
The NCCPA is the national certifying body for more than 131,000 PAs in the U.S.
"The nccPA Health Foundation's Be the CHANGE (Create Health Access Now for Greater Equity) grant supports certified PAs and PA students expanding access to health promotion, education, and treatment in their communities year-round," Dr. Morton-Rias writes in an email to Dermatology Times. "Grant applicants have addressed a variety of important needs, including diabetes education; sun exposure risk; eye care; literacy; breast cancer detection; health promotion with elementary, high school and college students; foot care; smoking cessation; global health; and care to homeless and underserved communities."
The Health Foundation welcomes Be the CHANGE proposals from certified PAs in dermatology and all other practice settings, according to Morton-Rias.
"For example, dermatology PAs seeking to provide skin cancer screenings, patient education about moles and other dermatologic conditions etc., are encouraged to consider these funds to seed their efforts," she writes. "First-time applicants are encouraged to apply for this $1,000 award and take advantage of grant writing tips on our website."
Included in the many grants the NCCPA Health Foundation offers PAs is the annual Kathy J. Pedersen Grant to Promote Equitable Care.
"This single $5,000 award supports certified PAs leveraging innovative, actionable strategies that directly and sustainably impact public health needs, including all dermatological patient needs," says Morton-Rias. "Applicants are invited to design programs that bridge system gaps, advocate for the underserved, or creatively develop resources for those in need. Dermatology PAs and their partners seeking to sustainably impact community needs are encouraged to watch for the opening of the 2019 funding cycle later this spring."
To see the original text and article, please visit. https://www.dermatologytimes.com/derm-np-and-pa-forum/resources-dermatology-pas-who-want-give-back
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this one was a task: we went to a grey, muddy park with the colourful foils, supposed to show how we felt in that moment.
I don't care much about the foils or about the park, these lamps don't mean much to me either. But they somehow ended up on the pictures saying things about that day, things that grew into a different meaning and different day and reality, these colours became my glasses, my lenses I looked through, confusing, surreal, making that new meaning meaningful, disturbing, mine.
Just some people there and me, Sunday afternoon, doing other things than lying in bed, or on the sofa, I don't really know.
I swallowed up what was around me and spat it out in some confused colours.
there's something particularly fascinating about the Ocean, and so when we ended up on a balcony with a view I started shooting. Multiple exposures turn out to be a brilliant exercise on patience and primarily a great fun, even greater when you account all the glasses of wine you can drink while waiting for the great appearance of the night.


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Q: cannot implement search functionality. Getting error Cast to ObjectId failed for value \"search\" (type string) at path \"_id\" for model \"Post\" everyone!
I am relatively newbie to web dev and have been watching mern project tutorial on Youtube. I am trying to implement searching functionality for posts. Posts are stored in MongoDB. After inserting title and/or tags for search form keep getting this error. {"message":"Cast to ObjectId failed for value "search" (type string) at path "_id" for model "Post""}. I am thinking that mongoose mistaking my search req.query for _id req.param but i am not sure. Any suggestions how to  solve this error?
.models\Post.js
import mongoose from 'mongoose'

const PostSchema = new mongoose.Schema(
    {
        title: String,
        message: String,
        name: String,
        creator: String,
        tags: [String],
        selectedFile: String,
        likes: {
            type: [String],
            default: [],
        },
        createdAt: {
            type: Date,
            default: new Date()
        }
    }
)

const Post = mongoose.model('Post', PostSchema)

export default Post

controllers\posts.js
export const getPostsBySearch = async (req, res) => {
    const { searchQuery, tags } = req.query;

    try {
        const title = new RegExp(searchQuery, "i");

        const posts = await Post.find({ $or: [ { title }, { tags: { $in: tags.split(',') } } ]}).exec();

        res.json({ data: posts });
    } catch (error) {
        res.status(404).json({ message: error.message });
    }
}

axios endpoint
export const fetchPostsBySearch = (searchQuery) => API.get(`/posts/search?searchQuery=${searchQuery.search || 'none'}&tags=${searchQuery.tags}`);

actions\posts.js
export const getPostsBySearch = (searchQuery) => async (dispatch) => {
  try {
    dispatch({ type: START_LOADING });
    const { data: { data } } = await api.fetchPostsBySearch(searchQuery);

    dispatch({ type: FETCH_BY_SEARCH, payload: { data } });
    dispatch({ type: END_LOADING });
  } catch (error) {
    console.log(error);
  }
};

A: just change the route name for example
router.get("/v1/search", getPostsBySearch);

export const fetchPostsBySearch = (searchQuery) => API.get(`/posts/v1/search?searchQuery=${searchQuery.search || 'none'}&tags=${searchQuery.tags}`);

A: In your router place the /posts/search router above /posts/:id. The query is going to the route /posts/:id and is trying to cast the string value "search" to object id.
In this case the search query is being addressed by getPost instead of getPostBySearch.
postRouter.get('/:id', getPost);
postRouter.get('/search', getPostsBySearch)

Insted change its order to
postRouter.get('/search', getPostsBySearch)
postRouter.get('/:id', getPost);

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the great advantage that it could be done entirely on the spacecraft.
assistance from the ground, not even voice communications.
sighting on Earth's horizon rather than on landmarks).
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Jerusalem Municipal "Approval" of Mordot Gilo Plan
On July 4, 2011, it was reported that the Jerusalem Municipality approved Plan 13157, for the construction of 850- 900 new units in an area adjacent to the settlement of Gilo. For a map designating the location of the Plan, click here. What actually happened was something much less significant, non-binding step – in effect preliminary discussion/decision by the Municipality to support the plan when it comes up next before the Regional Planning Committee (on which the municipality is represented). Given that the Jerusalem Municipality's planning committee had previously approved the plan, the fact that the Municipality would now support it as the regional committee is certainly no surprise. The next major step in the plan will be its consideration by the Regional Planning Committee – something that could come at any time, given that the 60-day public review period has already ended. As yet, it is not on that committee's agenda. Such consideration will be the last step before the plan is signed into law and permits can be issued.
This is the same Gilo plan that we reported recently (click here), when we noted that this is one of the plans that Prime Minister Netanyahu had determined would be "fast-tracked" for approval. As we noted, this is the Gilo expansion plan that was in the headlines in November 2009, when, at almost exactly the same time that then-Special Envoy Mitchell was in London to meet with Netanyahu's top advisor Yitzhak Molcho, the Regional Planning Committee decided to move forward with approval of the plan (despite a U.S. request to desist). The planned units are, in their entirety, to be located beyond the built-up area of the settlement of Gilo, expanding the footprint of this already massive settlement to the southwest, toward the beleaguered Palestinian village of Wallajeh (where residents are fighting Israeli demolitions orders against many of their homes, as well as facing near-total isolation due to the route of the barrier through their lands). It should also be emphasized that Plan 13157 dovetails with plans for a new settlement, to be called "Givat Yael", which would straddle the West Bank-Jerusalem border and significantly extend Israeli Jerusalem to the south, further sealing the city off from the Bethlehem area and the West Bank (and connecting it to the Etzion settlement bloc). For more background, see here.
The Palestinians have strongly condemned the approval. The U.S., thus far, has been silent on the issue (in contrast to its response in 2009).


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Regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need
There are several different levels or lists of species whose populations warrant some sort of monitoring and/or protections. These include federal and state endangered, threatened ("T&E") and special concern lists; and the species of greatest conservation need generated by the US state-level Wildlife Action Plans. I've served on the Michigan T&E technical committees for insects and birds (as co-chair or chair of birds) since 2014.
More recently, an effort has been underway to compile lists of Regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need (RSGCN) to more accurately reflect species' ranges and harness the management power and shared priorities of multiple organizations across regional landscapes. These lists start with all the species listed on each of the states' Wildlife Action Plans, determine which have populations that are primarily within the Midwest region, and then utilize expert opinion regarding concern levels, threats, and other factors. Two of these lists have been completed: the 15-state Southeast Region and the 13-state Northeast Region.
Over the past year, I participated on two taxa teams (birds and Odonata) for the 13-state Midwest Regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need coordinated by the Midwest Landscape Initiative of the Midwest Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (MAFWA). There were 21 experts on the bird taxa team; I represented Michigan along with Mike Monfils of the Michigan Natural Features Inventory.
13 states in MAFWA region
Data on Canadian provinces were considered although as this is a US-based initiative, representatives from Canada were not involved in the committees. Note that there is also some overlap in US states in the various regions, and some species included on the Watchlist were designated as deferred to a region that had more responsibility for the population.
Twenty-five Michigan bird species are on the list of Midwest RSGCN:
Another 8 species Michigan species were designated "Watchlist - Assessment Priority" due to there being concern, but insufficient of variable data across the states. Another handful were put in that "deferred" category because the regional responsibility was greater for the southeast or northeast.
These are (not so great) screen shots from the data table which can be viewed here. The table contains all the data on all taxa from all states. You'll there is the ability to sort and filter, similar to spreadsheets like Excel. To just see Michigan's birds, go to Filter and choose Where Taxa is Birds and add the condition Where MI_Occurs is Yes. You'll see many other ways to filter and sort the list. There are a lot of columns, some of which indicate the various criteria used to make determinations.
The project has a website, where you can view highlights and download the full report with appendices.
If you are interested in the Odonata (dragonflies) list, see this post at Urban Dragon Hunters.
Neotropic Cormorant: A new Wayne County species
Birder Robert (Bobby) Irwin found a Neotropic Cormorant (just assigned to a new genus, and now Nannopterum brasilianum) off Humbug Island at the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge on 28 June 2021. The eBird checklist with photos is here. As of 19 September 2021, it was still being seen, at least sporadically.
This identification is not an easy call. I happened to have visited the Refuge the previous day, one of the first times I have returned after spending years doing bird and insect surveys for the USFWS prior to the Refuge opening to the public. Various habitat modifications have resulted in a nesting colony of Double-crested Cormorants just north of the new fishing pier, with nearly 30 nests that I could see. Most of the young have fledged, so there were dozens of cormorants in the trees, flying around, and in the water, all in various plumages. Neotropic Cormorants are smaller than Double-cresteds, have longer tails, and different plumage on the face, but these differences are not always obvious, especially when the birds are moving around or distant. Kudos to Bobby for picking this one out.
As you can see from the range map, this bird is well out of range. However, they are known to wander a lot, and there are a number of Michigan records, mostly from the past few years. In fact, there is a pair nesting at Lake St. Clair Metropark in Macomb County right now!
I have maintained a comprehensive Wayne County checklist, including historical records, for many years. By my accounting, this makes species #352 for the county, of which 9 are extirpated/extinct, hypothetical, or not "countable."
Labels: Birds and bird surveys
Varied Thrush: Dearborn and Wayne County records
Varied Thrush (Ixoreus naevius) is one of my favorite birds. Not just lovely to look at, but also listen to, if you happen to be within the breeding range of the species which is centered more or less in the Pacific Northwest. There are four records of Varied Thrush in Wayne County, two of which are from Dearborn. I'll start there, of course.
Dearborn's first Varied Thrush was a one-day wonder, a female along the edge of the Edsel Ford High School campus found by Jim Fowler, Jr. on 16 April 2004. It was only seen by a handful of us because as I recall it was late afternoon when it was found and we couldn't relocate it the next day. It's possible it was present before or after in the adjacent residential yards or just across Rotunda in the little woodlot on Ford engineering property.
Varied Thrush: 1st Dearborn record, 3rd Wayne Co. record,
16 April 2004. Photo by Darrin O'Brien.
A much more cooperative bird showed up on 12 February 2021 at the feeders of a couple whose yard backs up against the Dearborn Hills Golf Course. The homeowners initially let birders come to view the bird from the side of the house, but after only a few hours the situation grew out hand. Observers were directed to the golf course, where on weekdays one can walk a half mile or so on a perimeter trail and look for the bird. It was still present on 4 March 2021, although not everyone is successful in seeing it, especially if care is taken not to aim binoculars or spotting scopes straight into backyards or kitchen windows.
Varied Thrush: 2nd Dearborn record, 4th Wayne Co. record,
16 February 2021. Photo by Mike O'Leary.
There are two previous Wayne County records for Varied Thrush. The first was a bird present from 9 to 31 March 1971 in Rouge Park near the old Nature Center (once at the southwest corner of W. Chicago and Outer Drive). This was found by Detroit birding legend Ernie Carhart (1911-1997), whose lived nearby and whose favorite birding spot was Rouge Park. All Wayne County, and especially Detroit, birders owe much to Ernie; here is a little write-up and photo of Ernie by Karl Overman (another pretty legendary guy).
And finally, a Varied Thrush was at the home of Rosann Kovalcik and her (then) husband Martin Blagdurn in Grosse Pointe Woods from 3 to 15 December 2000. My (then future) husband Darrin O'Brien and I were among the many people who sat in Rosann and Martin's bedroom looking out the window, waiting for this bird to show up at the feeders. We missed it on our visit, but we did get our picture in the paper because it got some good press coverage.
Although their home range is far, far away from Michigan, Varied Thrushes tend to wander a great deal and I'm a little surprised there are not more Wayne County records. This is one of the roughly 60 species in the county of which there are 5 or fewer records.
That's out of 344 county species I have documented over the past 30 years or so (including historical records). I am not sure I have the energy to publish a fully annotated checklist with citations to county birds, but I might -- if there is interest -- do one on the rarer species one of these days.
Banded Black-crowned Night-heron
Dearborn has an interesting winter roost of Black-crowned Night-herons (Nycticorax nycticorax) at a pond near the Rouge River inside the Ford Rouge Plant complex (scroll down in this post for a map and description). Access to this site is restricted, but Mike O'Leary as a former Dearborn police officer and current Ford employee has been able to periodically survey birds, and consequently the night-herons get counted at least once a year on January 1, the day of the local Christmas Bird Count. They were first recorded on the count in the 1980s, and then were nearly annual beginning in 2003. Peak numbers occurred around 2006-2009, when over 30 were found each year. Numbers have averaged much lower in recent years, often around a dozen. They can be very hard to see tucked into the Phragmites and other vegetation, not moving because as their name indicates, they are not really active during the day.
On 23 December 2020, Mike was scounting for the upcoming count when he tallied 8 night-herons at the ugly pond. It wasn't until he was looking over his photographs that he noticed one preening (or sleeping) bird was standing on one leg, and the other leg sported a color marker! When he sent me the photo, I immediately knew this wasn't a new marker, because the letters should have been dark black on a bright yellow band (example here).
The invisible leg would be the one with the standard USFWS metal band with its identifying 9-digit number. However, there is a way to report just a color marker at the federal Bird Banding Lab website, which Mike did immediately.
Black-crowned Night-heron in Dearborn, MI. Inset shows color marker.
Mike received a prompt response that the bird had originally been banded as an adult of unknown sex on 29 May 2014 under the banding permit of colonial waterbird expert Dr. Francie Cuthbert at the Detroit Zoo in Royal Oak, MI.
The Zoo has had a colony of nesting Black-crowned Night-herons since around 1997, when the first juveniles were found there by Doris Applebaum; this was the first documented breeding of this species in Oakland County. At least 6 nests were found the following year. In recent years the Zoo has had as many as 50 pairs. This is one of the significant colonies in the Great Lakes and I believe the largest inland colony in Michigan (see a map of colonies on page 12 of this Audubon Great Lakes waterbird report). These birds have been banded and/or color-marked for a number of years.
Once again, Mike comes through with a great, interesting bird find in Dearborn!
Applebaum, D. 1998. Oakland County nesting of Black-crowned Night-Herons. Michigan Birds and Natural History 5(1):12.
Applebaum, D. 1999. Follow-up on Black-crowned Night-Herons at the Detroit Zoo. Michigan Birds and Natural History 6(1):20-21.


The organizers of Porto Santo Nature Trail® had negotiated with our partner Porto Santo Line the following prices, from Funchal.
Child supplement till 4 years old: Free, when together with 2 adults in double room.
Prices may vary according to the variation of the fuel tax.


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> bound.  Only compressed formats consume noticeable CPU.
> reading or writing several strips/tiles at once.
> thread-specific data (TSD).  There are just a few static/global variables.
> since they require storing intermediate state.
> invoking environment and don't need to be baked into libtiff.
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#NICAR13

What we can do better.

                        According to Kevin Schaul

Warning

                        This presentation has no coherent order.

News apps on deadline

                        Automate everything, a la NPR's app template.

Develop in a comfortable structure

"Compile" project for deployment

Reduces deployment time, headaches

Automatic documentation

How we deploy today

                        How many actions does it take to push an update?

Command line

                        Wouldn't it be nice if we deploy like this?

$ fab deploy

Version control

                        Git. It'll change your life.

No more emailing code

Branches

Rollbacks

No more emailing code

kevin:~$ git commit index.html
kevin:~$ git push

chandra:~$ git commit css/style.css
chandra:~$ git pull
chandra:~$ git push

Branches

kevin:~$ git branch dev
kevin:~$ git commit js/logic.js
kevin:~$ git push origin dev

dave:~$ git pull origin dev
dave:~$ git branch stable
dave:~$ git merge dev
dave:~$ git push origin stable

Rollbacks

kevin:~$ git commit index.html
kevin:~$ git push origin dev

jamie:~$ git pull origin dev
jamie:~$ git log

commit f5b5c189e07ec79e8b257972bf74a20457743609
Author: Kevin Schaul <kevin.schaul@gmail.com>
Date:   Fri Mar 8 14:09:20 2013 -0600

    Remove `$` from html

    Clickability templates conflict

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Author: Kevin Schaul <kevin.schaul@gmail.com>
Date:   Fri Mar 8 10:47:01 2013 -0600

    Updated photo urls in spreadsheet

jamie:~$ git revert HEAD~1
jamie:~$ git push

                        If the command line scares you, I can look for a "pretty" git client.

                        GitX (L) looks promising.

Style guide

For news apps and code

                        Check out what ProPublica has done.

DRY

Don't repeat yourself!

The ultimate in coding goodness

Again, automation

Infect the CMS

                        Design for sidebars, apps, etc.

Tabletop.js

                        A mini CMS for data projects

                        Is rate-limited by Google (but we're smart)

The Miso Project

var ds = new Miso.Dataset({
    url : "/data/uranium.csv",
    delimiter : ",",
    columns : [
        { name : "year", type : "time", format : "YYYY" }
    ]
});

ds.fetch({
    success: function() {
    //Select rows in the 80's & find their average
    var uraniumInThe80s = this.where({
        rows : function(row) {
            return (row.year >= moment([1980]) &&
                    row.year < moment([1990]));
        }
    }).mean("value");
});

Mobile

                        Yikes.

Other thoughts

R, for data exploration

<q>There has been little resistance from our readers to doing awesomeness.</q> — @nytgraphics's Amanda Cox, on IE support

Takeaways

Our deployment sucks

Git will help tremendously

Mobile needs serious thought

End

                        Thanks!

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In August 642 AD King Oswald of Northumbria was defeated and killed in battle against Penda, a rival king who was a pagan. Oswald had invited the monks at Iona to send a Christian mission to convert his kingdom. Aidan came and set up his headquarters on Lindisfarne, the tidal island, just across the water from Bamburgh, the royal fortress. These were Saxon times, when life was tough, and the British Isles were divided into a number of smaller kingdoms, not all of which were Christian. Although Oswald had to be a warrior king, in order to survive, and had defeated other kings, his overall desire was to bring the light of the Christian Gospel to his own people. Such was his desire that he would sometimes accompany Aidan on his preaching tours. Aidan couldn't speak the language of the Anglo-Saxons very well, but Oswald knew Aidan's Irish tongue. So the King would interpret the missionary bishop's words in order to enlighten his own subjects. Humbly, he helped his own subjects to receive the Gospel. An earthly king was pointing to our heavenly King - Jesus.
Today is the last Sunday of the Christian year. Next week we start again with Advent. Today we celebrate the reign of our heavenly King, Jesus Christ. We recall what it meant for him to be king. We are reminded in the Scriptures what sort of kingship was his. Our two readings today contrast his two sides. In the opening words of Colossians we learn that the beloved Son of God, the Creator of the universe has a special place in the order of the universe. Our attention is drawn far away from mere earthly things to a universal stage where Christ is the "first born of all creation". Christian teaching holds that the Son was the agent of creation – "in him all things in heaven and on earth were created.." In other words, through Christ, God created all that exists. We also understand that all things hold together in Christ. He is, as it were, the central hub of creation. Not only does he have the supreme place in creation, but he is also the head of the Church – God's creation of a faithful community. Finally, through his dual roles in creation and in the Church, God works to bring about reconciliation in this broken universe.
Leaders influence the way life goes for their people. These days we are cynical about our political leaders. But we follow without too much question the dictates of fashion, or public opinion, or the persuasive power of advertising and marketing. Most of us remain the led rather than leaders. Oswald, like so many other kings or rulers, accepted Christ and thus his kingdom gradually became Christian. In Colossians we learn how Christ seeks to bring his influence to bear upon his subjects – whether in human society or in the physical universe. Christ is the King of Peace – the one who seeks by his just and gentle rule, to bring together those parts of his kingdom that do not fit together very happily.
"If you really are a king," the soldiers and religious leaders mocked, then act like a king! There is an angry edge to their words as they scoff at the defeated looking character, hanging as a victim of Roman brutality. The death sentence hung over his head was enough to make people react bitterly to him. Some were offended by the bald statement, The King of the Jews". They couldn't take the humiliation, which was perhaps, intended by Pilate, after he had been forced by the crowd to let Jesus be condemned to death. So they reviled Jesus: "What sort of a king are you, if this is where you end up!" They missed the whole point. Perhaps they were too close to see. The very fact that the King of Creation came to bring together his warring subjects, put this king of peace onto the cross. There was no other way for him to achieve this peace mission. St Luke, who so often favoured the underdog, highlights the straightforward honesty of one of the criminals hanging with Jesus. It took a dying condemned man to see who Jesus was. "Remember me when you come into your kingdom!" More sincere words to allegiance were never spoken by someone who wanted to accept Jesus' kingship, Jesus' authority. In other words, the criminal saw, firstly that Jesus was on his way somewhere through this death; second, he saw that whatever or wherever Jesus was going, was a kingdom; and thirdly, he desired to be in with this, whatever it might be. His words of faith and trust were immediately accepted and rewarded by Jesus: "today you will be with me in paradise." All the others around had said, "If you are a king…!" The criminal simply said: "remember me, oh king!" as they died side by side.
Once upon a time there was a kingdom of monkeys. They were ruled by a very large and very wise monkey king. The monkeys lived near a stand of mango trees which ran alongside a river and enjoyed a constant supply of these delicious fruits. One day the king noticed a castle being built downstream from the mango trees. He ordered the monkeys to gather all the mangoes from the trees. They dutifully responded, and collected all the mangoes bar one which was hidden behind a bird's nest.
One day this mango fell from the tree into the river. The human king who inhabited the recently built castle was taking a swim when the mango floated by. He picked it up, and after learning from his Prime Minister that it was a delicious fruit, he ate it. So impressed was he that the human king determined to gain more mangoes, and set out with his guards in search of themango trees.
When the human king found the mangoes he also found the monkeys. Though the monkeys were willing to share the mangoes with him, the human king wasn't. Deciding he would have all the mangoes for himself he order his soldiers to pursue and slay the monkeys.
When news of this reached the wise monkey king he sadly knew that the day he feared had arrived. The soldiers chased the monkeys through the forest until they came to the edge of a tall cliff. The monkey king knew that if he could get his subjects across the other side they would be safe. But how to do it?
The monkey king took his huge body and used it to form a bridge between the cliffs. One by one his subjects climbed over him to safety. The king grew increasingly wearied and bruised, but knew he must hold on. As the monkey's scrambled across their king grew ever weaker, yet still he held on. Finally, when the last monkey had cross the bridge, the monkey king collapsed.
The human king had witnessed the whole scene from high on the hill. He was so moved by the monkey king's sacrifice that he ordered his guards to find a way down the rocky cliff and rescue the monkey king. The guards found him, barely alive, and brought him back to the king. The human king ordered his best doctors to care for the monkey king and waited from him to regain consciousness. When he did so the human king asked "You are their king, why did you bother to die for them?"
The monkey king replied, "Because I am their King". And with that, he died.
Colossians tells us of the universal significance of King Jesus – his throne, as it were, is at the centre of the universe. He is not a moon god or a sun king, but he is the Son of the most high God, the creator of the universe. But Jesus is a king easily misunderstood. His sacrifice on the cross is not a failure, a sign of shame and disgust. His sacrifice on the cross is a sign, to those with the eyes of faith, that he is fulfilling his role exactly. He has come not to save himself, not to promote himself, but to rescue all parts of his kingdom that are in danger of falling apart. He is the king who can only be seen clearly with the eyes of faith. Faith utters, like the criminal, the simple words of allegiance to Jesus – "remember me!" those are the words of a true subject. Christ is King where his rule is accepted in the heart. The kingdom of God is not a place, it is a relationship. Christ rules in hearts and lives that accept his kingship. As more and more accept, so his kingdom grows. As his kingdom grows, so the broken world is healed, is brought back together. In this way, he is the King of Peace.


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title: "Building an identity server that supports OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect with ASP.NET Core and IdentityServer4 - Part 5"
date: 2020-04-04
tags: [C#, ASP.NET Core]
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In the [previous post]({{ site.baseurl}}/identity-server-part-4) we added an MVC client to our project and protected it using our identity server. In this post we are going to add user registration functionality to our identity server before we move everything from in-memory database to a SQL Server database in the next post. I have to admit, there is not much going on in this post except for adding a few lines of code to our project. Let's open the `Server` project and get right into the code.

### RegisterViewModel

Add `Models/RegisterViewModel.cs` and add the following code therein:

```csharp
// Models/RegisterViewModel

using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;

namespace Server.Models
{
    public class RegisterViewModel
    {
        [Required]
        public string Username { get; set; }

        [Required]
        [DataType(DataType.Password)]
        public string Password { get; set; }

        [Required]
        [DataType(DataType.Password)]
        [Compare("Password")]
        public string ConfirmPassword { get; set; }

        public string ReturnUrl { get; set; }
    }
}
```

## AccountController

Let us go to `Controllers/AccountController.cs` and update it to add user registration endpoints:

```csharp
// Controllers/AccountController.cs

using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;
using Server.Models;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Server.Controllers
{
    public class AccountController : Controller
    {
        private readonly SignInManager<IdentityUser> _signInManager;
        private readonly UserManager<IdentityUser> _userManager; // New

        public AccountController(
            SignInManager<IdentityUser> signInManager,
            UserManager<IdentityUser> userManager // New
            )
        {
            _signInManager = signInManager;
            _userManager = userManager; // New
        }

        [HttpGet]
        public IActionResult Login(string returnUrl=null)
        {
            return View(new LoginViewModel { ReturnUrl = returnUrl});
        }

        [HttpPost]
        public async Task<IActionResult> Login(LoginViewModel viewModel)
        {
            if (!ModelState.IsValid)
            {
                return View(viewModel);
            }

            var result = await _signInManager.PasswordSignInAsync(viewModel.Username, viewModel.Password, false, false);

            if (result.Succeeded)
            {
                var returnUrl = viewModel.ReturnUrl ?? Url.Content("~/");
                return Redirect(returnUrl);
            }
            return View(viewModel);
        }

        // New
        [HttpGet]
        public IActionResult Register(string returnUrl = null)
        {
            return View(new RegisterViewModel { ReturnUrl = returnUrl });
        }

        // New
        [HttpPost]
        public async Task<IActionResult> Register(RegisterViewModel viewModel)
        {
            if (!ModelState.IsValid)
            {
                return View(viewModel);
            }

            var user = new IdentityUser(viewModel.Username);
            var result = await _userManager.CreateAsync(user, viewModel.Password);

            if (result.Succeeded)
            {
                await _signInManager.SignInAsync(user, false);
                var returnUrl = viewModel.ReturnUrl ?? Url.Content("~/");
                return Redirect(returnUrl);
            }
            return View(viewModel);
        }
    }
}
```

## Register View

Add `Views/Account/Register.cshtml` and add the following code:

```html
@model RegisterViewModel

<form asp-controller="Account" asp-action="Register" method="post">
  <input type="hidden" asp-for="ReturnUrl" />
  <div>
    <label>Username</label>
    <input asp-for="Username" />
    <span asp-validation-for="Username"></span>
  </div>
  <div>
    <label>Password</label>
    <input asp-for="Password" />
    <span asp-validation-for="Password"></span>
  </div>
  <div>
    <label>Confirm Password</label>
    <input asp-for="ConfirmPassword" />
    <span asp-validation-for="ConfirmPassword"></span>
  </div>
  <div>
    <button type="submit">Sign Up</button>
  </div>
</form>
<div>
  Already have an account?
  <a
    asp-controller="Account"
    asp-action="Login"
    asp-route-returnUrl="@Model.ReturnUrl"
    >Login</a
  >
</div>
```

## Update Login.cshtml

Open `Views/Account/Login.cshtml` and add a link to the registration page:

```html
@model LoginViewModel

<form asp-controller="Account" asp-action="Login" method="post">
  <input type="hidden" asp-for="ReturnUrl" />
  <!--So we can pass on the returnUrl-->
  <div>
    <label>Username</label>
    <input asp-for="Username" />
    <span asp-validation-for="Username"></span>
  </div>
  <div>
    <label>Password</label>
    <input asp-for="Password" />
    <span asp-validation-for="Password"></span>
  </div>
  <div>
    <button type="submit">Login</button>
  </div>
</form>
<!--New-->
<div>
  You don't have an account?
  <a
    asp-controller="Account"
    asp-action="Register"
    asp-route-returnUrl="@Model.ReturnUrl"
    >Register</a
  >
</div>
```

We are done. You can run the `Server` project and check if you can register. You may check out the source code on [GitHub](https://github.com/vince-nyanga/IdentityServerTutorial).

## Conclusion

In this very short post we added user registration to our indentity server. In the next post we are going to move all our data from an in-memory database to a SQL Server database. Thanks once again for taking your time to read.


This Fall off the Bone BBQ Ribs Recipe will amaze you at how simple and how little time it will actually take you to make them. Seasoned with just a few ingredients (a dry rib rub below or try this homemade Cajun Seasoning Recipe for a little kick.) These grilled baby back pork ribs work with or without sauce!
This easy BBQ ribs recipe are ideal for entertaining– you can spend about 15 minutes prepping the ribs, and then put them on the grill to cook. More time with your company and very little clean-up. Sounds like a win/win in my book.
The first tip when cooking ribs is to always remove the silver skin membrane. Take a knife and lift up the membrane at one end on the bone side of the ribs. If you use a paper towel once you start to pull it up it will come up super easily. You can check out this video from Barbecue Tricks to see the exact way to do it.
By removing that silver skin membrane the rub will penetrate both sides of the meat; it also removes that tough to chew piece from the tender meat so it allows for the ribs to come to the full tenderness they should be.
Rub the dry rub onto both sides of the ribs to add flavor to every bite.
Grilling on indirect heat at a low temp for a longer time also adds to the tenderness; the ribs breakdown, but don't dry-out and get burned by being on high heat.
Grill the pork ribs on indirect heat. Turn on the burners to low heat. If you have a large grill, turn on the two outer burners and then set the ribs on the section where there is no flames. If you have a smaller grill, heat one side and leave the other half off. You may need to move the ribs if its a smaller grill more often to avoid having the ribs be over the flame.
How to grill ribs on a charcoal grill?
You'll set your charcoal only on one side and let them get super hot, then allow them to get to medium/ low heat before placing the ribs on the non heated side. Because it takes 2-3 hours to grill the ribs, you may need to add some coals to the bbq. You'll need to pay special attention that the grill does not get too hot.
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Serve these with or without sauce. The sauce goes on at the very last minute, if you put the sauce on too early, the sugar will cause over browning/burning.
I've included a recipe for a tangy BBQ sauce which you can make while the ribs are cooking, but if you just don't want to go to the effort, just buy your favorite store-bought one and brush them on in the last 15 minutes of cooking.
Alternative to grilling them ribs can be made in the oven. Bake at 275°-300° for 3- 3 1/2 hours. Lemon Blossoms also has an excellent recipe for BBQ Ribs in the Oven with Bourbon Peach BBQ Sauce or a simple dry rub for Beef Ribs Recipe here!
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Grilled low and slow yields Fall off the Bone tender BBQ Ribs, brush with a tangy bbq sauce for lip smacking deliciousness. Perfect for summertime entertaining!
Turn on grill to medium-low , about 275°.
Rinse ribs and pat dry with a paper towel. Remove membrane on back of each rack of ribs. Slide a knife in at top under membrane and use your fingers to pull away. Then use a dry paper towel to hold membrane and pull it all of the way back and remove completely.
In a small bowl mix seasoned salt, pepper, garlic powder, paprika and cayenne and mix well. Then sprinkle generously over both sides of ribs. Using your fingers rub the spice rub into ribs to coat well.
Using the off-heat method cook ribs. If your grill has five burners, turn on the outer 2 burners, and leave off the three middle ones. If you only have 4 burners, then turn on two on one side, and leave the other two off.
You will place the ribs bone side down onto the non flame area of the grill. (No need to flip them during grilling.
Place ribs meaty side up on the grates over the burners that are OFF.
Close the lid, and check the ribs periodically to make sure they aren't burning at the point where the tips may be over a burner with a flame. As the ribs are cooking they will start to shrink a little, so if they are slightly over the flames, as they cook, move them away from the flame.
While the ribs are grilling, place all ingredients for the tangy BBQ sauce in a small sauce pan and stir to mix completely. Once mixed together, turn on heat to high to bring to a boil. Once the sauce is at a boil reduce heat to medium and continue to cook for 30 minutes until slightly thickened. Serve brushed on the ribs or as a side to be applied as needed.
If cooking in the oven, do you need to foil wrap?
I made these ribs and they were super tender and finger licking good! Will be making then all through the summer!
Oh my goodness these look amazing! This is my favorite kind of rib recipe!
I made these at the weekend and they were exactly as you described….fall off the bone.
You will have to watch it pretty carefully. Id be sure and cook them on low and check them often. Its totally possible to do them on the heat, Ive done it but you want to make sure they dont burn and get too dried out… hope that helps. Oh… Id also put a piece of foil down between the grates and the ribs to catch the fats that will release… that will cause flare ups… be careful to not burn yourself in the grease…. For the last 15 minutes you can remove them from the foil and cook them on top of the grates to let them dry and char a little!
Do you need to turn the ribs at any point ?
Our kids love ribs and these look simple and delicious, just the way their dad loves them too! Thanks for the great recipe!
Do you ever put a container of water in the grill to keep them moist? Or is it not necessary?
I've just gotten super interested in grilling, and you've given such great tips here! Thanks so much Michele!
These ribs are sooo tempting, will certainly make them at my next bbq gathering!
I have never actually made ribs at home. These look amazing so I'll have to try your recipe!
Jill… they are so easy to make, and basically set them and forget them I hope you get a chance to make them!
Will it hurt if you wrap them in foil before you put them on the grill, as my grill runs hot and it keeps the grill cleaner.
Removing the silver skin is very important — it really does let the rub penetrate the meat and besides, noone wants to chew on that… These ribs look amazing. I'm ready to make them!
I'm not really into ribs, but my boyfriend looooves them. Fall-off-the-bone meat with loads of juicy sauce – this looks like the kind of thing he'd really love!
These look legit enough to be found at a BBQ joint in Texas!
I like them with just the dry rub and sauce on the side.
The fact that the indirect heat does all the work for you is an added bonus.


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Just when you thought you had seen it all from various figures litigating and going off the deep end in the aftermath of the 2020 election, attorney Lin Wood told his 800,000-plus Twitter followers on Thursday that Chief Justice John Roberts said during a phone call in August that President Donald Trump is a "motherfucker" who could not be allowed to have another term.
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— Lin Wood (@LLinWood) January 1, 2021. When a fellow Twitter user questioned his logic, Wood replied: If Pence is arrested, @SecPompeo will save the election. Pence will be in jail awaiting trial for treason. He will face execution by firing squad. He is a coward & will sing like a bird & confess ALL. — Lin Wood (@LLinWood) January 1, 2021
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Lin Wood is asserting that President Trump will indeed be re-inaugurated based on voter fraud in Dominion voter machines. What makes Lin Wood so confident? He and his team now have the ability to INVESTIGATE Dominion voting machines in three counties in Georgia.
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Lin Wood is an unhinged attorney whose babblings should be relegated to the fringes of the Internet. However, he has Trump's ear, so everything he says matters — and is magnified. A QAnon adherent, Wood yesterday took to Twitter to allege that Chief Justice John Roberts is a child-murdering pedophile who illegally adopted his children from Wales with the help of Jeffrey Epstein.
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As a symbol of government dysfunction, the deficit supercommittee has succeeded gloriously.
Its basic premise, which arose from the summer's debt-limit stalemate, is that President Obama and congressional leaders could only agree on the fact that they could not agree. We can't decide what to do about deficits, they said, so let's make these other guys decide later. As solutions go, it wasn't one.
It's easy (and fun!) to look on the supercommittee cynically, but the idea could in theory actually work. If the six Republicans and six Democrats can agree on a plan, the supercommittee will look like a brilliant instance of managerial delegation.
That's what all hope for. The other possibility, of course, is that the supercommittee will fail, just as the process that preceded it did.
If it does, what form might that failure take -- and what will the policy and political consequences be?
The Somewhat Bad Scenario Many Would Like to Avoid: "Sequestration"
"Sequestration" is kind of an ugly word, despite its resemblance to "Sea Quest." Fitting, then, that it's what will happen if the supercommittee can't agree on a deficit-reduction plan.
What it means: If the committee can't agree on an approach by the Thanksgiving Holiday, that failure would automatically trigger an across-the-board cutting process to eliminate $1.2 trillion. This would seem like something deficit-reducing GOP House members could get behind, but remember -- these would be across-the-board cuts and would dig into defense funding that the GOP wants to preserve as well. The whole concept of sequestration was designed to encourage the committee to reach agreement or face consequences neither party likes.
Here's how it could go down: The committee has until Nov. 23 to approve a plan that reduces the deficit by at least $1.2 trillion over 10 years. Right now it's still up to the panel members how they do it: Cut spending or raise taxes -- it's their choice. If they can't agree on a plan, sequestration automatically follows by law.
The cutting would be mandated and automatic, with little flexibility. Some programs would be exempt -- Medicaid, Social Security, food stamps, the Children's Health Insurance Program, the Earned Income Tax Credit, veterans' benefits, and federal retirement, for instance -- but some defense programs like war funding would take a 9-percent hit, compared to current spending levels.
It's unclear which programs would get cut the most: The Budget Control Act, which created the supercommittee and delineated the cuts outlined above, does not specify which individual programs will lose money -- only which agencies. The administration and congressional appropriators will have to figure it out.
The CBO estimates that mandatory spending will account for roughly 58 percent of all nondefense spending that would be subject to enforcement procedures under the Budget Control Act during those nine years. Of that nonexempt mandatory spending, the vast majority is for Medicare programs and activities that would be subject to the 2 percent limit. In the absence of such a limit, reductions in budgetary resources for Medicare would total $256 billion between 2013 and 2021, CBO estimates; with the 2 percent ceiling, however, such reductions would total $123 billion over that period.
There's a silver lining for Medicare recipients, in that premiums would drop for Medicare Part B (medical coverage), costing the government $31 billion through 2021.
Farm subsidies would take a big hit. CBPP says they, not Medicare, would see the worst of it: "About $5.2 billion in cuts in the other mandatory programs that are subject to sequestration, the biggest of which is farm price supports," the group writes. The war-funding cuts outlined in CBPP's chart would, undoubtedly, make some people nervous.
Bottom line: Should sequestration happen, get ready for an algae-bloom of stories about what appropriators and the administration would consider cutting. Other than Medicare, major vital programs for vulnerable constituents would be protected, but we'd read stories every day about education grants and the like getting the axe.
Making cuts will be no fun, and legislators could cut less by raising taxes on the rich -- a broadly popular idea that Republicans vehemently oppose, saying it's a bad idea to raise taxes on anybody, even the one percent, during economic hard times. There has been little movement on this front.
The cuts wouldn't be fun, but there's a scenario that might be even worse. It's possible Congress will try to wriggle out of the automatically-triggered cuts, creating an even greater crisis of confidence than already exist in the federal government's ability to uphold its commitments and fulfill the promises made in August that temporarily resolved the debt-limit stalemate.
"I think a lively debate will occur" over whether to allow the automatic cuts take place -- so-called sequestration -- despite President Obama's insistence on Friday he would not go along with any attempt to turn them off.
President Obama has said he doesn't see this as an option, warning the supercommittee members on Friday not to try to undo the Budget Control Act and avoid sequestration. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid also opposes this outcome, saying this week that "those who are -- who talk about retracting the sequester are wrong, are not living up to the agreement we reached to cut our nation's deficit last July." Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell wouldn't say whether he thinks sequestration could be skirted, ABC reported.
While the 12 unfortunate members could maybe pass a resolution giving themselves more time, the possibility of sequestration -- and the question of whether or not to simply ignore it -- would persist.
Should Congress and the president go back on their self-imposed consequences and deadline, it's tough to even describe how much credibility Washington would lose.
(8) IMPLEMENTING DIRECT SPENDING REDUCTIONS.--On the date specified in paragraph (4) during each applicable year, OMB shall prepare and the President shall order a sequestration, effective upon issuance, of nonexempt direct spending to achieve the direct spending reduction calculated pursuant to paragraphs (5) and (6). When implementing the sequestration of direct spending pursuant to this paragraph, OMB shall follow the procedures specified in section 6 of the Statutory Pay- As-You-Go Act of 2010, the exemptions specified in section 255, and the special rules specified in section 256, except that the percentage reduction for the Medicare programs specified in section 256(d) shall not be more than 2 percent for a fiscal year.
Imagining the truly worst-case scenario requires stretching one's mind to accommodate all the political malfeasance of which Washington, collectively, is capable. Would some lawmakers deride the president for enacting the cuts? Would the president and leaders of both parties suffer a public backlash for standing by their word? The reasonable answer is no, but anything is possible. It's possible to imagine Congress and the president forced into a situation where both options -- enacting the promised cuts, and reneging on the promise of making them -- are unpalatable.
In the worst-case scenario, a political tragicomedy unfolds wherein the budget-and-debt debate never actually solves itself, but rolls on in a debacle where everyone is the bad guy, in one way or another. Congress reneges on its promises; Obama is forced to order a sequestration; budget-cutting is done by fiat rather than carefully by individual members; needed programs are badly undercut; and the public is dragged into yet another maelstrom of partisan discord that drains any remaining faith they might have in their government's ability to act to solve problems that need to be addressed.


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If you're enthusiastic about birds, you could be featured on the National Geographic Channel.
A representative from Brian Catalina Entertainment will be in Savannah next week to interview birdwatchers for an upcoming reality series about birders in the U.S.
"They don't have to be top-drawer, published birders," said Fred Greenlee, the supervising producer. "They can be novices. It has everything to do with the people."
What matters is that you are highly enthusiastic about birds and birding.
A sense of humor won't hurt, either. Greenlee said the show doesn't yet have a name, though he's partial to "Meet the Flockers."
Greenlee and Brian Catalina also worked on the first three seasons of the reality show "Swamp People" about the lives of Cajun alligator hunters.
The new series will have 10 one-hour episodes following birdwatchers in three or four regions of the country, with the Low Country obviously in the running. If it is chosen, there will be up to 20 days of filming here, mostly on weekends, so birders who work can be easily accommodated.
Greenlee asks that those interested in learning more about this project attend one of two information meetings that will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 27 at 10 a.m and 6:30 p.m. at Oatland Island Wildlife Center. A follow-up interview will be arranged for those who want to pursue the project further.
Reservations are required to attend on Tuesday. Contact Dot Bambach at dotbam@bellsouth.net or 912-598-3764 if you are interested in going.


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Bohm Trajectories for Quantum Particles in a Time-Dependent Linear Potential
The time-dependent probability density associated with this Gaussian wave packet is Gaussian for all times. The de Broglie–Bohm formulation of quantum mechanics, also known as the quantum theory of motion, is a single-valued theory in configuration space with one possible velocity ( is momentum) for a given position at time . A point particle follows a trajectory given by the equation of motion. In this Demonstration the time-dependent potential is assumed to be . Therefore, describes a normalized Gaussian wave packet that is initially centered at . The shape of the wave packet is not changed by the external force. The particle trajectories are obtained via the velocity field (adopting ), where is the phase of the wave function in the eikonal form . Their time evolution can be given in closed form: , where , , and are arbitrary real constants, and where , the integration constant, is used to estimated the positions of the initial particles. For the classical case the equation of motion can be solved analytically from Newton's second law : , which is considered with the quantum motion. The quantum particle dynamics is a sum of classical terms (with , but without the -term) and a term due to the spreading of the packet. When the particle lies initially at the center of the squared wavefunction ( ) the motion becomes classical. You can calculate the wavefunction, the gradient of the phase ( ), and the analytic solution of the quantum motion for any arbitrary time-dependent function , if the terms are integrable. The graphics show the squared wavefunction and the trajectories on the right, and the position of the particles, the squared wavefunction (blue), and the quantum potential (red) on the left.
Contributed by: Klaus von Bloh (March 2011)
The time evolution of a quantum particle in the presence of a time-dependent linear potential is given by a complex-valued function
that satisfies Schrödinger's wave equation .
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Dave Grohl Once Flew Halfway Around the World Mid-Tour to Attend Father-Daughter Dance
The Foo Fighters founder recounts the marathon trip he took from Australia to Los Angeles and back when speaking to Blink-182's Mark Hoppus on his Apple Music show 'After School Radio'.
AceShowbiz - Devoted dad Dave Grohl once flew all the way from Australia to Los Angeles in the middle of a tour to take his daughters to a dance.
The Foo Fighters star still can't believe he and his tour manager even contemplated the marathon trip, just so the rocker could attend the father-daughter event.
"It was ridiculous," Grohl told Blink-182's Mark Hoppus on his Apple Music show "After School Radio". "I could not not go to this daddy-daughter dance, it was not an option. And I told everybody, 'I'm sorry, we're going to have to cancel that Perth stadium [show] because I have to do this thing.' "
He drove to the airport following a gig in Adelaide, jetted to Sydney, and caught a flight to Los Angeles.
"Going to this dance, the kids didn't even care I was there," Dave recalled. "They were like, 'OK, dad. Bye.' And then [I] go straight back to the plane and then land in Australia, and literally have a show in four hours."
And to make the trip even more gruelling, Grohl fell sick with food poisoning.
"We get on the flight back to Australia and I'm like, 'I'm just going to drink a bottle of wine and pass out. I'm just going to sleep for 15 hours. This is going to be great,' and within three or four hours, I'm like, 'Oh my God.' I felt like someone was stabbing me in the stomach. I had the gnarliest food poisoning three hours into a flight to Sydney," he recalled. "It was the worst-case scenario."
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