Hydrolysis of glucono-δ-lactone (GδL) lowers the pH homogeneously throughout an aqueous solution. We exploit this non-invasive pH-trigger to prepare significant volumes of kinetically trapped, functional and responsive emulsion droplet assemblies—engineered emulsions—from highly stable polymer-functionalized emulsion droplets. In contrast to conventional acidification strategies, such as the addition of concentrated acid solutions, this approach also allows the kinetics of engineered emulsion formation to be monitored by rheometry thus providing valuable insight into the formation process. Engineered emulsions with enhanced morphological and compositional complexity can be prepared using GδL while maintaining reversibility—that is, the assembled droplets can be rapidly disassembled into free-flowing emulsion dispersions without compromising the droplet integrity. These developments may facilitate the broad exploitation of this generic new encapsulation and reversible assembly technology.


The New York Stock Exchange started off quietly but it started moving briskly. Too bad that the movement was volatile and didn't really decide on a direction soon enough or for much of a duration. As much as I would have liked to trade the market continuously, I know that it's just best to leave these types of days alone and move on to the next order of business. In this case, the next order of business were other asset classes that I had my eye on since Thursday to trade. I did keep checking on the Dow but as much as I was hopeful, I saw that my decision to not trade anymore was vindicated.
I saw price action on Orange Juice that I liked on Thursday and I felt like it would carry through in today's market. Additionally, I liked the way that Feeder Cattle was shaping up so I prepped myself as to what strategy I would take today.
I can't complain. Days like this where nothing happens is a good thing however, I obviously can't afford to have a lot of days like this because the business is dependent on making as much money as I can on as many days as possible. This is a reason why I don't really go "on vacation". My vacations are more like excursions with my laptop in tow frantically searching for a 1st , 2nd and third option for free wi-fi (this reminds me, I have to go and research turning my phone into a 4G hotspot). The most of my action was centered on the New York Stock Exchange open. In this case, I'm glad that I didn't overtrade and that I dug out whatever I could dig out. As much as I didn't like the back and forth volatility, it was probably saving me from my bad reads on the market. I made my decisions quickly, I did whatever I could do to save capital and keep business expenses low. All in all, I'll take a neutral day over a losing one any day of the week…as long as I don't have too many of those days.
Discretionary trading is a grind. You will have some easy trades that will make you fell like you have it all figured out, then their will be the streaks if bad market conditions mixed with bad or worse trading. A mental break/vacation is necessary if not deserved. Perhaps scheduling vacation time around FOMC days or worth planning a break around.
I actually implemented that rule 3 years ago about FOMC days. on the Monday & Tuesday I am drastically scaled down on all my trades. i'll pick a couple here and there to take size in. on Wednesdays, I only take one very quick position if at all.
the business is definitely a grind. but i'd like to think the grand prize is worth all the struggle.


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Printed books are wonderful, but let's face it: They are heavy, they can be a challenge to organize, and they sometimes wear out. Wouldn't it be great if you could store hundreds of books in a small package, adjust the print size to suit your eyesight and preference, and save time and money building your library? Yes, it would!
A recent book-industry study found that electronic books account for slightly more than one in every ten books sold. But the rise of electronic publishing seems to be speeding up, with the number of people who have bought or borrowed an e-book nearly tripling during the past two years. So although your favorite bookstore, newsstand, and library should be around for many years to come, you owe it to yourself to see what all the digital fuss is about.
The American Library Associationsays that more than two-thirds of public libraries in the United States offer online lending ofelectronic books.
There are others, too, and the competition is driving prices ever lower.
Electronic Ink or Lighted Display?
When choosing an electronic reader, you must consider display type and quality, which are essential to a pleasant on-screen reading experience that's free from eyestrain. You'll quickly discover that there are two broad types of electronic reading displays: unlighted "e-ink" screens that come standard on the lowest-priced e-readers and brighter, illuminated display screens that are found on the more feature-laden hybrid reader-tablets—not to mention the backlit display screens on computers, tablets, netbooks, and smartphones, which also allow you to read all manner of electronically published material.
Will E-reading Save the Book?
Just as some people worried that the distribution of films on videotape might hurt Hollywood—it had apositive effect, as it turned out—some have wondered if people will keep reading in the computer age. Good news! A recent study found that half of Americans who own e-readers read even more now than they did before they bought an e-reader.
Buying an e-book is easy. You can either browse the listings of an online store or visit the website of any of the major booksellers and then purchase the books you want. E-readers, such as the Kindle and Nook, can store a large number of titles—more than you probably need to bother worrying about having. Depending on the model, an e-reader will hold a few hundred to more than a thousand books! And the prices for most electronic books—even best sellers and other new titles—are less than the prices for physical versions the same books. You don't have to stick to books, either. Faced with steep declines in the circulation of printed periodicals, many savvy newspapers and magazines make it easy for you to sub-scribe to their publications over the Internet. Amazon and Barnes & Noble both offer periodical purchasing options at their online bookstores.
recharge one of these hardy gadgets for weeks! Even though Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and other e-reader makers have branched out into colorful, lighted-display reader-tablets, they still sell simple, elegant e-ink readers, which can sometimes be purchased for less than $100.
Screen quality and size may be paramount to you, but other e-reader factors matter too. Like their more full-featured tablet relatives, many e-readers have versions that let you shop for and download books via a cell-phone carrier's network, and lower-priced versions that use wi-fi or wired Internet connections in homes, coffee shops, or airports. If you travel extensively, the networked version may be worth the extra money. Storage space is usually not a big consideration with e-readers, since most can hold lots of books and periodicals at once. Even the most basic e-readers include headphone jacks and often external speakers, so your reader can double as a music or audiobook player. Some even include built-in text-to-speech features that will read written material aloud, although the digitized voices aren't exactly high quality.
You don't have to buy a dedicated e-reader or stick to using it if you do own one. Most electronic books used by e-readers can also be opened and read on your computer, your tablet, and even your smartphone! The iBooks fi le format can only be opened on Apple devices, but nearly all of the other available formats have the amazing feature of remembering your place in the book regardless of the device on which you open it.


I was listening to the Jordan Harbinger Show the other day, and something that was mentioned on the show really stuck with me.
The discussion had nothing to do with running, but Jordan and his guest were talking about how quick people are to try something once and then give up because it was too hard or didn't go the way they had planned.
They gave a metaphor of having an old cabin out in the woods that you only visit once a year. And every year when you get to the cabin, you have to turn the water on and let it run for a few minutes to flush out the pipes before the water will once again be clean and safe to use for drinking, cooking, and whatever.
And as I listened to the discussion, I kept coming back to that idea of letting the water run.
If you don't give change a chance, your situation may never get better. Or easier. Or provide you the benefit you were seeking in the first place.
A few weeks ago, I decided it was time to up my cross-training game.
I had done a little bit of research and heard good things about the Peloton system, but damn that thing is expensive!
Sorry, but two-thousand dollars for a spin bike with a build in iPad is currently not in my budget.
Anyway, I decided that to get a new spin bike, a bike mount for my iPad, a gadget to measure my RPMs, and a subscription for the Peloton app and see if that would work.
Spoiler alert: pretty sure I've got 90% of the Peloton for less than 25% of the cost.
Since the bike came in a couple of weeks ago, I've been on that thing almost every day.
And my legs have noticed the extra work.
When I start a run these days, let's just say there isn't a lot of pep in my step currently.
Maybe I've gone a little overboard with using the bike and taking classes. But I'm really enjoying it and I know that it's going to pay off for me and my running down the road. Even if the legs aren't too happy with me at the moment.
In a sense, I'm letting the water run.
Eventually, the time on the bike is going to improve my fitness and my leg strength.
But for the moment, my runs are a bit more difficult than I'd prefer.
Running is nothing if not an exercise in patience.
We sign up for races that are several months away, and we put in weeks of training in hopes that things will go right on the day of the race.
So in that sense, we are very good at being patient, doing the training, and then seeing how it all shakes out on race day.
But when it comes to the little things, we tend to rush to judgment pretty quickly.
That's fine. Maybe you're the perfect runner who does all of the little things and is happy to be consistent even if the results aren't instantaneous because you trust the process.
But for the rest of the running community, I'm sure most of us (yes, me too!) aren't as resolute in our commitment to staying the course and allowing the benefits to reveal themselves.
We've stopped strength training because of the soreness we experienced after a few workouts.
We've given up on yoga, which we were only doing once a week, because we still can't touch our toes.
We only spend seconds on the foam roller because it hurts so bad instead of toughing it out and breaking up the adhesions in our muscles.
You can substitute out any of these examples and replace them with dietary changes, trying to improve your sleeping habits, working on your mental game, and a whole host of other things that can be difficult at first but pay off if you stick with them.
We turn on the faucet, see the dirty water, and turn the tap back off.
Anytime you're adding a new variable to the equation, there is going to be an adjustment period.
If you don't make it through that adjustment period and give your experiment time to play out, you'll never know if it will help you or not.
When I decided to make some pretty serious dietary changes and go high fat low carb, I knew I wasn't going to see the results I wanted in a day or a week or a month.
That's why I committed to spending the entirety of 2018 eating minimal calories and doing the majority of my training runs below my MAF limit.
I didn't want to jump to any conclusions without letting things play out.
And to be honest, at this point I'm not even sure that a year is enough time to see the full benefits of slowing down and eating minimal carbs.
But the key here is that I committed to the changes.
In the first few weeks, it was really tough. But eventually, I was able to start seeing some progress.
If you're going to do some experimenting in your training, whether that's something as dramatic as a dietary overhaul or as "little" as getting on the foam roller daily, you have to commit to it or you'd be better off not even trying something new to begin with.
How Patient are You When Waiting for Results After Making a Change?


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US judge allows North Dakota pipeline construction in conflict zone as Sioux tribe calls for calm
National News | September 7, 2016 by Dennis Ward Attributed to: | 1 Comment
(The Crow Creek Riders at the ongoing anti Dakota Access Pipeline protest. Photo credit: Natalie Hand, Lakota Media Project via Red Warrior Camp/Facebook)
Dennis Ward and Jorge Barrera
STANDING ROCK SIOUX RESERVATION—A U.S. Federal Court judge on Tuesday allowed construction of a controversial four-state, $3.78 billion pipeline to continue in a conflict area the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe says contains burial grounds and sacred sites.
The Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL)—which is slated to pump Bakken-fracked oil from North Dakota to Illinois—is facing fierce resistance from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. The tribe fears the pipeline threatens the area's water supply and sacred sites.
The 1,886 kilometre pipeline passes near the edge of its reservation and under the Missouri River.
Standing Rock has the backing of dozens of other Native American tribes. This has led to the one of the largest gatherings of Native Americans in the U.S. over the past century in an area near the pipeline's path.
While the ruling, handed down by U.S. Federal Court Judge James Boasberg after a hearing in Washington D.C., gave the Sioux a partial victory, it won't stop pipeline construction in an area that has already seen conflict between Indigenous demonstrators and a private security firm hired by the company leading the construction.
The judge ordered a halt to pipeline construction east Lake Oahe in North Dakota, but the area is already nearing end of development activity.
Standing Rock Tribal Chairman David Archambault said the ruling was a "partial win, partial loss" because the judge allowed construction to continue in an area to the west which contains sacred sites and burial grounds important to the Sioux.
"We are disappointed that the decision doesn't prevent DAPL from destroying sacred sites as we await the ruling to stop construction all together," said Archambault in a video statement. "It's not over, we still have a long way to go."
Archambault called for calm on both sides.
"Even though this is a disappointment we still have to remain peaceful and respectful," he said. "I ask that we refrain from using violence, I ask that we refrain from using verbal abuse or physical abuse on anyone. And I ask that for both sides."
Standing Rock Tribal Chairman David Archambault in a still image from video statement.
Boasberg allowed construction in an area west of Lake Oahe in Morton County, North Dakota, which saw clashes Saturday between attack dog-handling private security guards and Native American demonstrators trying to stop bulldozers from destroying land found to hold a burial ground and historical sites.
Two Indigenous demonstrators on Tuesday chained themselves to construction equipment in the same area.
Julie Richards, an Oglala Lakota warrior, fastens herself to construction equipment Tuesday. Red Warrior Camp/Facebook
A subsidiary of Dallas-based Energy Transfer is constructing the pipeline. Energy Transfer did not return a request for comment from APTN.
Tuesday's ruling was a skirmish in a larger legal battle expected to come to a head on Friday when the same judge is expected to rule on an injunction filed by the Standing Rock Sioux to stop the pipeline. The tribe was looking to temporarily halt all construction until Friday's expected ruling.
The tribe is challenging the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' decision to give the operators permits to construct the pipeline which would have the capacity to pump up to 570,000 barrels per day from North Dakota through South Dakota and Iowa to Illinois.
Standing Rock was a signatory to the April 9, 1868, Treaty of Fort Laramie which established the Great Sioux Reservation covering all of South Dakota west of the Missouri River.
The Sioux-led resistance to the pipeline has become a rallying point in the larger environmental battle over climate change. The Sacred Stone Camp set up on the Standing Rock reservation is expected to grow to about 10,000 people this week ahead of Friday's expected U.S. Federal Court ruling.
Last Saturday's confrontation with the private security firm has done little to deter the resolve of the thousands of people who have travelled Standing Rock.
Sophie Watson drove eight hours from Minnesota to be here when the ruling comes down. Watson said she was sickened to see videos of dogs and pepper spray being used against the demonstrators.
Another Indigenous camp supporter who identified himself Quiltman said he came from Oregon to protect the water. He said the camp was "good medicine" and called last Saturday's actions by the private security guards "cold blooded."
He said it's time to turn the tables.
"Our people have always gotten the short end. We can handle it," he said.
The Sioux tribe's resistance to the pipeline has also drawn considerable support from Indigenous leaders and grassroots activists from Canada. Southern Chiefs Organization Grand Chief Terry Nelson, from Manitoba, and Grand Council of the Crees Grand Chief Matthew Coon Come, from Quebec, recently visited the camp.
The Assembly of First Nations (AFN), Canada's largest Indigenous organization, also put its support behind Standing Rock's opposition to the pipeline on Tuesday.
AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde said "no pipeline construction should ever begin" until "Indigenous peoples have provided free, prior and informed consent."
AFN Manitoba regional Chief Kevin Hart visited the pipeline resistance camp on behalf of the organization.
"The call of the Standing Rock Sioux has echoed across Turtle Island. Now it is up to us to respond by standing up to defend these precious waters and sacred lands," said Hart, in the statement.
Canada faces its own looming pipeline conflicts as the regulatory gears begin to turn on the Energy East pipeline which would transport Alberta mined bitumen to an Irving Oil refinery in Saint John, NB.
According to reports, the North Dakota portion of the pipeline is 60 per cent completed and 90 per cent finished in South Dakota.
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One Response to "US judge allows North Dakota pipeline construction in conflict zone as Sioux tribe calls for calm"
poncho September 7, 2016 at 7:29 pm #
Why the company and government could not have contacted the Tribe is beyond me, these are sacred sites go over to your burial sites, do not disturb the Indian sites, a little common sense might be in order here not bully tactics like the judge make a decision why wait and then let them go thru with pipeline, no balls to go against your own eh

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Q: How to control subview of container view in swift? I'm making my app UI by code.
I usually use a constainer view(just UIView) to make hierarchy.
When I'm using container view, I feel like there is much better way
than I using.
Below code is the way I write.
I make all view components as global variable.
And set them on initView()
let conditionContainerView:UIView = {
        let view = UIView()
        return view
    }()

    let conditionSubContainerView:UIView = {
        let view = UIView()
        return view
    }()

    let firstButton:UIButton = {
        let btn = UIButton()
        btn.titleLabel?.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize:14, weight: .bold)
        return btn
    }()

    let secondButton:UIButton = {
        let btn = UIButton()
        btn.titleLabel?.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize:14, weight: .bold)
        return btn
    }()

    let thirdButton:UIButton = {
        let btn = UIButton()
        btn.titleLabel?.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize:14, weight: .bold)
        return btn
    }()

func initView() {
        view.backgroundColor = .white

        view.addSubview(conditionContainerView)
        conditionContainerView.addSubview(conditionSubContainerView)
        conditionSubContainerView.addSubview(firstButton)
        conditionSubContainerView.addSubview(secondButton)
        conditionSubContainerView.addSubview(thirdButton)

        view.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "H:|[v0]|", views: conditionContainerView)
        view.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "V:|[v0(35)]", views: conditionContainerView)

        conditionSubContainerView.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "H:[v0(50)]-8-[v1(50)]-8-[v2(50)]", views: firstButton, secondButton, thirdButton)
        conditionSubContainerView.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "V:|[v0]|", views: firstButton)
        conditionSubContainerView.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "V:|[v0]|", views: secondButton)
        conditionSubContainerView.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "V:|[v0]|", views: thirdButton)

        firstButton.setTitle("first", for: .normal)
        secondButton.setTitle("second", for: .normal)
        thirdButton.setTitle("third", for: .normal)
    }

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        initView()
    }

The reason why I use this way is I can't figure out the way I can access subview of container view.
This is what I want to use.
let conditionContainerView:UIView = {
        let view = UIView()
        return view
    }()

    let conditionSubContainerView:UIView = {
        let view = UIView()

        let firstButton = UIButton()
        firstButton.titleLabel?.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize:14, weight: .bold)
        let secondButton = UIButton()
        secondButton.titleLabel?.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize:14, weight: .bold)
        let thirdButton = UIButton()
        thirdButton.titleLabel?.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize:14, weight: .bold)

        view.addSubview(firstButton)
        view.addSubview(secondButton)
        view.addSubview(thirdButton)

        view.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "H:[v0(50)]-8-[v1(50)]-8-[v2(50)]", views: firstButton, secondButton, thirdButton)
        view.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "V:|[v0]|", views: firstButton)
        view.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "V:|[v0]|", views: secondButton)
        view.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "V:|[v0]|", views: thirdButton)

        return view
    }()

func initView() {
        view.backgroundColor = .white

        view.addSubview(mapView)

        view.addSubview(conditionContainerView)
        conditionContainerView.addSubview(conditionSubContainerView)

        view.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "H:|[v0]|", views: conditionContainerView)
        view.addConstraintsWithFormat(format: "V:|[v0(35)]", views: conditionContainerView)

        conditionSubContainerView.firstButton.setTitle("first", for: .normal)
        conditionSubContainerView.secondButton.setTitle("second", for: .normal)
        conditionSubContainerView.thirdButton.setTitle("third", for: .normal)

    }

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        initView()
    }

But I can't use the code
conditionSubContainerView.firstButton.setTitle("first", for: .normal)
This maybe SO easy question to someone. Maybe it's nothing.
But I really want to know the better way to make the code clean and shorter.
Thank you for your advice.

A: You need to subclass from UIView
final class SomeView: UIView {
    lazy var button: UIButton = {
        return UIButton()
    }()
}

Then in view controller:
class ViewController: UIViewController {
  let containerView = SomeView()

  override func loadView() {
      view = containerView
  }
}

and use containerView instead of self.view
func videDidLoad() {
   super.viewDidLoad()

   containerView.button.setTitle("Test", for: .normal)
}

A: Solving this is totally based on your use-case:-
If you are planning to access these buttons from the view a lot, and you have a lot of buttons/elements to share, I'd recommend creating a custom UIView and making these elements accessible to public
Else if this is a one-time process, just assign the titles for the buttons as soon as you instantiate them
Finally, just to answer your question, here's a not-so-efficient way to solve this (especially when you are dealing with a lot of subviews). Three buttons in your case is not that big of a deal. Assign tags to those buttons and filter them if you ultimately feel the need for it:-
let conditionSubContainerView:UIView = {
    let view = UIView()

    let firstButton = UIButton()
    firstButton.tag = 1 // <- assign tags this way
    firstButton.titleLabel?.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize:14, weight: .bold)
    let secondButton = UIButton()
    secondButton.tag = 2
    secondButton.titleLabel?.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize:14, weight: .bold)
    let thirdButton = UIButton()
    thirdButton.tag = 3
    thirdButton.titleLabel?.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize:14, weight: .bold)

    view.addSubview(firstButton)
    view.addSubview(secondButton)
    view.addSubview(thirdButton)

    return view
}()

and filter them using their tags that you assigned:-
if let yourButton = conditionSubContainerView.subviews.filter({$0.tag == 1}).first as? UIButton{
    print("This works and you'll get your firstButton but have this as your last option")
}

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The Shrine of Living Buddha () is a Buddhist temple located at the Divine Light Summit () of Mount Jiuhua, in Qingyang County, Anhui, China.

History

Tang dynasty
During the early 8th century, Silla prince Kim Gyo-gak came to Tang Empire to practice sutra and he chose a cave on Mount Jiuhua for his self-cultivation. In 794, in the 10th year of Zhenyuan period, Kim Gyo-gak died, aged 99. His body was founded in the cave three years later, he still had life-like color and soft skin. Monks believed that he was the reincarnation of Kṣitigarbha, so they built a stone pagoda to house his body and named it "Golden Kṣitigarbha" (). Later a temple was established on the spacious foundation of the pagoda and was named the "Body Hall" ().

Ming dynasty
In the Wanli period (1573–1620) of the Ming dynasty (1368–1644), the emperor issued the decree rebuilding the Body Hall and inscribed the wooden plaque with Chinese characters "Huguo Roushen Baota" ().

Qing dynasty
In the reign of Kangxi Emperor (1661–1722) of the Qing dynasty (1644–1911), Yu Chenglong () refurbished the halls of the temple. In 1857, during the Xianfeng era (1851–1861), part of the temple was destroyed by wars. In the early Tongzhi period (1862–1874), a flood destroyed some halls of the temple. In 1886, in the 12th year of Guangxi period (1875–1908), the temple was restored by monks.

Republic of China
After the Xinhai Revolution in 1914, the temple was renovated.  In 1917, a plaque with "" (great vow of Kṣitigarbha) written by the then President of the Republic of China Li Yuanhong was hung on the architrave.

People's Republic of China
After the founding of the Communist State, the temple was rebuilt two times in 1955 and 1981. In 1983, the temple was designated as a National Key Buddhist Temple in Han Chinese Area by the State Council of China.

Architecture

The Body Hall
The Body Hall has a pagoda architecture built with stone pillars, red walls, iron tiles and a paved floor of white marble tiles. In the center of the eaves of the hall is a plaque, on which there are the words "The First Mountain in Southeastern China" ().

In the central of the hall is the seven story wooden pagoda of Kṣitigarbha with a white marble tile base. Over 100 little statues of Kṣitigarbha are enshrined inside of the pagoda. The gold statue of Kṣitigarbha is surrounded by many different sizes of Buddha along with Ten Kings of Hell.

References

Bibliography

Buddhist temples on Mount Jiuhua
Buildings and structures in Chizhou
Tourist attractions in Chizhou
19th-century establishments in China
19th-century Buddhist temples

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Edinburgh is known for historic sites, museums, nature, sightseeing, and nightlife. Your plan includes some of its best attractions: steep yourself in history at Palace of Holyroodhouse, take in the dramatic natural features at Calton Hill, see the interesting displays at National Museum of Scotland, and browse the exhibits of Royal Yacht Britannia.
To find other places to visit, ratings, reviews, and tourist information, read our Edinburgh holiday planner.
Use the Route module to find suitable travel options from Issaquah, USA to Edinburgh. Traveling from Issaquah to Edinburgh, you'll lose 8 hours due to the time zone difference. Expect slightly colder weather when traveling from Issaquah in October: highs in Edinburgh hover around 55°F, while lows dip to 43°F. Finish your sightseeing early on the 13th (Thu) so you can travel back home.


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Q: Is there any physical part of memory with the address of NULL(0)? I know there's an old saying when you want to indicate this specific pointer doesn't point to anything it should be set to NULL(actually 0), but I'm wondering isn't there actually a physical part of memory with the address of NULL(0) ?

A: There is always a physical address of 0 (but it may not necessarily map onto physical RAM), but on a typical platform any accesses will typically be performed in a virtual address space (as jweyrich points out below, you can use mmap and so on to directly map the physical address space), so any attempt to read/write to address 0 will raise an exception of some kind.
On simpler processors (think microcontrollers and so on), there may be no such protection, so if you attempt to write to address 0, there'll be nothing to catch you.
Note also that a null pointer doesn't necessarily have to point at address 0; the only guarantee is that it will compare equal to integer value 0.

A: Yes, in many systems (especially embedded) there is a memory address 0, which is legal to read and write from.
On such systems, it may be optional to set up a trap that catches such read/writes.

A: Yes, computers can have a physical address 0.  For example, in the old DOS days, you'd regularly poke around there - that's where the interrupt table started - so if you wanted to know what would run on a keypress or timer interrupt then you could create a pointer to an array of pointers, and point that at 0.  I reviewed the wording in the C++ Standard a couple years ago to see if this is necessarily undefined behaviour on a system where address 0 should be accessible (at a CPU/architecture level), and my recollection is that it wasn't explicit in saying this would cause undefined behaviour.  Still, it basically reserves the right to load a non-0 value when you put 0 into a pointer, compare a pointer to 0 etc: 0 is a special sentinel value that it can do whatever it likes with, so if you cared about going "by the book" then you'd have to pussy-foot around.

A: Unless you write a system kernel, from your point of view there is no such memory location. Your addresses are in virtual address-space, that mean they are not physical. They are translated to physical by the CPU looking up system tables.

A: In kernel space yes NULL can be a valid address. In user space no. As for physical address, yes there always is address zero, but programs work with logical addresses.

A: Note that even though the value 0 compares equal to a C/C++ NULL pointer, it is not guaranteed in the standard that a null pointer actually references address zero in the (virtual) address space of the process. (It usually does, but you know, there are bound to be some microcontrollers out there etc.) So *(reinterpret_cast<int *>(&my_pointer)) may not == 0.
On some versions of Unix (but not on Linux), every process has a read-only page containing only zero bytes mapped into its address space at address zero. On those machines, a null pointer always points to a zero value. There is software out there that makes use of this feature, and crashes when ported to Linux or Windows.

A: Since this is tagged C++, it should be noted that the Standard guarantees that trying to access the "null pointer" via dereference evokes undefined behavior:
1.9 Program execution [intro.execution]

Certain other operations are described
  in this International Standard as
  undefined (for example, the effect of
  dereferencing the null pointer).
  [Note: this International Standard
  imposes no requirements on the
  behavior of programs that contain
  undefined behavior. ]

...that the effect of a failed dynamic_cast is the null pointer, that deleteing the null pointer has no effect, and finally that the "null pointer constant" is == the integer expression 0:
4.10 Pointer conversions [conv.ptr]

*

*A null pointer constant is an integral constant expression (5.19)
  rvalue of integer type that evaluates to zero.


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Should We Use the G Word? Chinese Persecution and Genocide
10/16/2018 Massimo Introvigne
A school transformed into a "transformation through education" camp for Uyghurs
International scholars start asking the question whether what China is doing to the Uyghurs, members of Falun Gong, and other groups, should be properly qualified as genocide.
The international community is always reluctant to use the word "genocide." It is a legal concept defined by international law, with clear consequences and implications. States and governments guilty of genocide should in principle become international pariahs, and individual politicians responsible for the genocide should be held accountable and tried by international courts. For this reason, it is very significant that respected international scholars are now seriously asking the question whether the persecution of religious minorities in China amounts to genocide.
Two scholars of University of Manitoba, in Canada, Maria Cheung and David Matas, together with legal expert Richard An and medical doctor Torsten Trey, of Doctors Against Organ Harvesting, have published this year in the journal Genocide Studies and Prevention an article qualifying as "cold genocide" what the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is perpetrating against Falun Gong. Some of the authors are associated with Falun Gong, but this should not prevent readers from taking the article seriously. It has been published in the peer-reviewed journal of the International Association of Genocide Scholars, a main player in the academic study of genocide. Moreover, it is a well-researched article that would probably have passed the peer review in many other academic journals as well.
The article relies on a solid theoretical basis and on concepts introduced by genocide scholars such as Kjell Anderson and Sheri Rosenberg. Scholars have disentangled genocide from ethnicity long ago. A religious minority can be targeted by genocide even if it is not an ethnical group. Studies have also concluded that the usual model of the mass killing of a population in a short period of time is not the only form of genocide. "Cold genocide" has been defined as the persistent eradication of a group though killing, incarceration, and torture along a period of several years. This "slow motion genocide" offers to the perpetrators the advantage of being less noticeable. In this era of mass communication, bloodbaths cannot be ignored. However, a meticulous plan of extermination carried out through a multiplicity of attacks that become a daily routine is less noticeable. Even well-intentioned editors would tell reporters that reiterating similar news every week or months bore their readers.
The authors make their case that the attempt at exterminating Falun Gong is a case of cold genocide. They are aware of the main objection to this thesis. Some genocide scholars argue that genocide is physical extermination, with no alternatives for the victims. If the targets of mass violence can escape persecution by renouncing their beliefs, there is no genocide. Unlike victims of undisputed genocides such as Jews during the Holocaust, Falun Gong practitioners can escape persecution by renouncing their faith. Their situation is more similar to the one of Jehovah's Witnesses in Nazi camps: they could have walked out by renouncing their religion (although almost none of them took advantage of the opportunity). Some scholars argue that the Nazi attempt to destroy the Jehovah's Witnesses was not genocide, as the Nazis in their case wanted to exterminate a faith rather than a population.
The authors argue, however, that this interpretation is "inconsistent with the travaux preparatoires (preparatory works) of the Convention [on Genocide]. The inclusion of religious groups as protected groups indicates an intention to protect religious beliefs. A religion can always be renounced. To preclude a finding of genocidal intention where the victims were given an option to renounce denies the very protection that the Genocide Convention intended to confer on religious groups."
The question comes out again in an article written by British scholar Kate Cronin-Furman, Lecturer in Human Rights in the Department of Political Science at University College London, and published in Foreign Policy on September 19, 2018.
She reviews the horrors perpetrated by the CCP against the Uyghurs and concludes they amount to "cultural genocide." Here, again, the CCP is not physically exterminating the Uyghurs. The detention of one million of them in the dreaded "transformation through education" camps and the systematic restrictions to religious liberty is aimed at destroying their cultural identity as a Sunni Muslim population. Uyghurs who are successfully "reeducated" and renounce their Muslim faith can walk out of the camps and go home—at least theoretically, as they will be kept under watch and arrested again if they do not behave.
Cronin-Furman is aware of the fact that, for most scholars, this is not genocide under the Genocide Convention. They would point out that "although it was discussed at length during the drafting of the 1948 Genocide Convention, the distinction between physical and cultural genocide did not make it into the final document."
This, Cronin-Furman notes, is only part of the story. "In practice, she writes this absence hasn't been such a problem. The type of acts that qualify as cultural genocide generally occur alongside, or as a precursor to, mass violence. Nonviolent actions undertaken in pursuit of the destruction of cultural identity therefore often serve as the evidence of intent necessary for a mass slaughter to qualify as genocide. For example, the devastating violence unleashed against the Rohingya by Myanmar's military has been accompanied by clear efforts to eliminate Rohingya cultural institutions and leaders."
Cronin-Furman has two conclusions to offer. The first is that cultural genocide is better than physical genocide for the international image of a country, but is worse in terms of its costs-benefits ratio. A cultural genocide of the scale undertaken by the CCP against the Uyghurs requires an enormous mobilization of resources and huge financial costs. Additionally, the results are uncertain. People with a strong religious identity are often stubborn. Most Uyghurs resist "re-education." And the attempt to justify the cultural genocide as "war on terrorism" has also been a failure. China keeps a pool of unconditional "friends" among Western politicians and journalists, but most independent international media are no longer buying fake news on the repression of Muslim Uyghurs as counter-terrorism. Cronin-Furman concludes that one day the CCP may realize that there is no other way to exterminate the Uyghur's Islam than exterminating the Uyghurs themselves, thus confirming the received wisdom in genocide studies predicting that cultural genocide is just the precursor of physical genocide. Precedents, including the evolution of Nazi Germany and the anti-Rohingya campaigns in Myanmar, "set off alarm bells about how things might play out in Xinjiang. China's actions reveal a clear intent to eradicate the perceived threat that Uighur identity poses to state security. It is currently employing the highest-cost strategy available in pursuit of this aim. If this proves too difficult, it is more likely that it will default to an easier approach than abandon its goals—with fatal consequences."
The second comment is that the current legal definition of genocide dates back to 1948. After seventy years, it should perhaps be re-examined. Modern technologies offer to totalitarian regimes unprecedented opportunities and techniques for cultural genocide, which should perhaps be explicitly included in a revised definition.
Both cold genocide and cultural genocide create new challenges for genocide scholars and the international human rights community. The latter may want to lobby to have these forms of genocide officially recognized by international legal documents. In this case, it would become clear that the CCP is guilty of the cultural genocide of the Muslim Uyghurs and of the cold genocide of both Falun Gong and The Church of Almighty God. In the latter case, statistics show an order of magnitude in the persecution comparable to Falun Gong. As some have said, from the point of view of the CCP's repressive machine, The Church of Almighty God is the new Falun Gong—which does not prevent the cold genocide of Falun Gong from continuing. The case of Tibet should also be considered, although the destruction of Tibetan Buddhist culture has followed a different path. Legalities aside, cultural genocide and cold genocide are obvious crimes against human rights. The international community should move decisively against its Chinese perpetrators.
Tagged With: Falun Gong, Genocide, Human Rights, Jehovah's Witnesses, Muslim Uyghurs, Religious Persecution
Massimo Introvigne (born June 14, 1955 in Rome) is an Italian sociologist of religions. He is the founder and managing director of the Center for Studies on New Religions (CESNUR), an international network of scholars who study new religious movements. Introvigne is the author of some 70 books and more than 100 articles in the field of sociology of religion. He was the main author of the Enciclopedia delle religioni in Italia (Encyclopedia of Religions in Italy). He is a member of the editorial board for the Interdisciplinary Journal of Research on Religion and of the executive board of University of California Press' Nova Religio. From January 5 to December 31, 2011, he has served as the "Representative on combating racism, xenophobia and discrimination, with a special focus on discrimination against Christians and members of other religions" of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). From 2012 to 2015 he served as chairperson of the Observatory of Religious Liberty, instituted by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in order to monitor problems of religious liberty on a worldwide scale.
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San Antonio & Valparaiso, Chile (2019)
We docked in San Antonio, Chile early on January 22. Until recently most cruise ships in this area docked in Valparaiso, an important old port city about an hour and a half away. But labor troubles, or a new port owner who thinks he can make more from container ships, or something else (we have heard several different stories) has resulted in most cruise ships now docking in San Antonio instead. That's a shame because Valparaiso is a very interesting city with a long and colorful history, while San Antonio has little to offer beyond a working port.
So we spent no time in San Antonio, instead joining a private excursion to Valparaiso. In 2012 we docked in Valparaiso and witnessed sunrise over its beautiful port, but spent the day instead on a trip to Santiago. You can see all that here:
Founded in 1536 by an associate of Diego de Almagro, Francisco Pizarro's partner/rival, Valparaiso remained a small village until the early 19th century. In 1810 the first pier in Chile was built there and after Chilean independence in 1818 it became the primary stop for ships sailing between the Atlantic and Pacific, most of which had to sail through the Strait of Magellan. Its importance grew as miners flocked to California from the Atlantic coast in the 1850's and it developed into a cosmopolitan city containing communities of German, English and Italian immigrants. This lucrative sea trade mostly dried up when the Panama Canal opened in 1914. Today it is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
After the long drive from San Antonio our van dropped us up near the top of one of the hills surrounding Valparaiso's large harbor in what (if memory serves) was once the German community. There were splendid views of the bay.
As you can see from the pictures above, Valparaiso is a very colorful city with buildings painted a variety of bright colors. It is also known for its amazing graffiti. There is more graffiti here than anywhere we have been. It is not the stuff of midnight taggers, but publicly approved works of art. Part of what pulled Valparaiso out of its long decline after the opening of the canal was its emergence as a center for the arts and artists, with many having studios in this city. Our guide told us that one way for young artists to become known & successful is by painting public walls and staircases. They seek permission from the landowner, many of whom are glad to have them because of public approval of these works. We saw many of these during our visit, most of which were quite interesting and well done.
As we continued walking down the hill we came upon a children's library . . . pure serendipity. And, of course, a lot more wall art.
We came to the end of a street that continued down with wide stairs. It provided a nice view of the bay. But our guide borrowed one of our cameras and ran down to a lower level and took a picture of the group standing on the top. The steps looked entirely different from below, of course (although it's a lie; we really are aging hippies).
On our way down we passed two impressive old mansions built in 1916, the tail end of Valparaiso's golden age. First was an impressive yellow mansion and then the Art Nouveau style Palacio Baburizza, which became an art museum 1971. After passing the Palacio we came to a viewing point over the harbor.
We had a nice walk down one of the hills, but walking up would be an entirely different matter! To alleviate this the city has a number of "ascensores," or funiculars, that will take you up or down the hills on rails (for a small fee). They were built between 1883 and 1916. At one time there were 30 of them but today 16 remain and only 7 are in operation (the others are being restored). We rode down a funicular (not sure which one) to Plaza Sotomayor.
We walked through the Plaza Sotomayor, the central square of the city built entirely on reclaimed land. It is a large and impressive plaza, with the headquarters of the Chilean navy spanning one side & a monument to the heroes of Iquique in the center. The remains of Arturo Prat and some of his men are in a crypt below the monument. The navy headquarters used to be the legislative building or the presidential palace (we can't remember which), but now the navy refuses to give it up for any other use.
Valparaiso (and really all of Chile) relies on volunteer fire departments to protect the city from fires. The city's tradition of cohesive ethnic communities led to fire brigades being organized by each community, beginning in the early 1850's. Today there are still American, British, French and Italian fire brigades, among others. To join a brigade you have to provide proof of your ethnic descent. The overall headquarters of the fire departments is in Plaza Sotomayor, and the building houses two brigades on its first floor; if memory serves, the garage on the left is the English and the one on the right American. Plaza Sotomayor has a lot of typical vendors' kiosks in its central area, and we visited a modern building that has what appears to be the most expensive restroom in the world (actually 300 Chilean pesos amounts to a little less than 50 cents American).
Refreshed after the pit stop, we walked over to the lower station of another funicular, the Ascensor Artillería. We rode it up to a plaza overlooking the harbor.
We walked from there to where our van was waiting. Nearby was an awning with a Coke ad that looked like it was from the 1950's or earlier; we had seen a number of these old fashioned Coke ads in Peru & Chile. Then we drove up one of the hills through what was the English district. We had to reverse course several times because of traffic jams (we were glad we weren't driving), but we passed several old buildings representative of this neighborhood and, inevitably, some more wall art.
We stopped at a cul de sac overlooking a beautiful bay with surf breaking on volcanic rocks. Several dogs were sleeping there, looking like they were having a lazy afternoon. Our guide pointed out to us a shrine on the rocks below, which was dedicated to a girl who died there. We can't remember the story about her, but got the impression it was well known in these parts. Small shrines for dead friends or relatives can be seen all over this part of South America, particularly along roads and highways.
We drove to Vina del Mar, a nearby resort town. But it is a large one: Valparaiso has about 280,000 people within the city but Vina del Mar has about 325,000, Chile's fourth largest city. It was founded in 1878. There is a large river running through the town with many bridges and high rise residential buildings lining the banks.
We exited the van by the Palacio Carrasco. It was built in 1912 and is now the site of the municipal library as well as hosting art exhibitions. In front is a sculpture by Auguste Rodin called "la Defensa."
We walked down to the Fonck Museum, but didn't go in. We were there to see a moai statue from Rapa Nui (Easter Island), the only one in mainland Chile (Easter Island is actually owned by Chile).
The last item on our brief visit to Vina del Mar was the floral clock, an obvious tourist attraction but pretty nonetheless. What we hadn't expected to see there was Groot!
After this we started the long drive back to San Antonio. When we scheduled this excursion we were a little concerned that the long drive in both directions would leave insufficient time to see the city. But in fact we had a very enriching visit to Valparaiso, mostly thanks to our guide, Juan. About half way between the two cities we passed a church that Juan told us is the site of pilgrimages in which the roads are blocked off and many thousands of people walk, and even crawl, to the church to express their devotion. Here is a picture taken from a moving vehicle, so it isn't a very good portrait of the church.
Despite the distance from Valparaiso we reached the port in ample time for "all aboard" and set sail west across the Pacific to our next port. As we say good night we will leave you here with a carved watermelon and a towel animal for your enjoyment. Some of the crew on this ship are very talented!
This entry was posted on March 12, 2019 by Rick. It was filed under South America 2019 .
While looking at your pictures, I said I have the same pictures. We were there over night in 2015. It was an interesting place with lots of colorful building and painting on the walls. You bring back memories.


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Amid Public Outcry Guilford BOE nixes initial proposal, establishes early voting sites
By Yasmine Regester / August 12, 2016
Greensboro residents join hands and sing in opposition to the Board of Elections' proposed early voting plan. Rev. Dr. T. Anthony Spearman, Rev. Julie Peeples, Rabbi Fred Guttman; Janice Siebert and Catherine Magid with the League of Women Voters (LWVPT); Rev. Mazie Ferguson and B.J. Covington with the LWVPT and Greensboro NAACP. Photo by Photos by Ivan S. Cutler/Carolina Peacemaker
More than 200 Greensboro community members marched to the Guilford County Courthouse to attend a Board of Elections emergency meeting on Monday, August 8. The meeting was set to address the board's proposed 2016 early voting plan.
The proposed plan was to eliminate early voting on Sundays and reduce early voting sites from 22 to 12, which would have included the closure of several voting sites used predominantly by African Americans and young voters.
Concerned that the board would be removing Barber Park, North Carolina A&T State University and The University of North Carolina at Greensboro from the list of polling sites, community members marched to the courthouse from Beloved Community Center (BCC) before the meeting in opposition to the board's potential changes.
Kathryn Lindley, Guilford Co. BOE chairperson with board members Don Wendelken and Horace "Jim" Kimel (seated right) along with a BOE staff member Daniel Lassiter during Monday's BOE emergency meeting. Photos by Ivan S. Cutler/Carolina Peacemaker
"In Greensboro we tout our universities and [our city] as being a college town. For the students to not have access to democracy and early voting right on their campuses is wrong," said Ray Trapp, District 8 Guilford County Commissioner.
Concerned residents approached Kathryn Lindley, BOE chairperson multiple times to ask for a public comment period and when the requests were refused, community members joined hands and began singing "We Shall Not Be Moved." Community members also sang and chanted "let the voters speak" and "stop suppressing the vote."
The BOE is comprised of three people: two Republicans: Kathryn Lindley, chairperson and Don Wendelken, board secretary along with Horace "Jim" Kimel, a Democrat.
While the audience sang and chanted, the board members nixed the initial proposal to eliminate polling places at A&T and UNC Greensboro. The board unanimously approved a plan which calls for 25 early voting sites. They reinstated seven days to the early voting period, one-day of Sunday voting and three additional polling sites for this year's presidential election. A&T students will be able to vote on campus at the Dudley Building. The polling site for UNC Greensboro students has been moved to the new Kaplan Wellness Center, located on a busy street on the periphery of the campus. As it stands, UNCG students will have to navigate heavy traffic along Gate City Boulevard.
Rev. Nelson Johnson of BCC said, "N.C. A&T alone has about 10,000 students. To not have a voting place there is outrageous," said Johnson, who added that the approved plan was a compromise.
"What we got was not insignificant. It's unfortunate we didn't get the voting places that we needed on the first six to seven days, but we got the hours back. Most important thing is the people stood up and you can never underestimate that," said Johnson.
A revised early voting plan was required after a three-judge panel of the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond overturned North Carolina's restrictive 2013 Voter ID law, on July 29. The law required voters to show photo identification to cast a ballot, eliminated a week of early voting, Sunday voting, same-day registration, out-of-precinct voting and pre-registration for 16- and 17-year-olds, banned straight ticket party voting, and introduced more restrictions on casting provisional ballots.
The lawsuit filed by the U.S. Justice Department, the North Carolina NAACP, other civil rights organizations and North Carolina citizens asserted that the state's Voter ID law violated the U.S. Constitution and the Voting Rights Act because it intentionally discriminated against African Americans.
According to the ACLU of North Carolina, 70 percent of African American voters in North Carolina used early voting in the 2012 election.
Carolyn Coleman, a Guilford County Commissioner and a plaintiff listed in the lawsuit against the Voter ID law, said while she was glad early voting was restored, she was unhappy with the courthouse being the only open site within the first week of early voting.
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"Not everyone works a typical 9 to 5," said Ferguson. "That's why the polls should be open until 9 p.m."
Charlie Collicut, executive director of the Guilford County Board of Elections told The Peacemaker, "There are more hours for this plan than we used in 2012. Some will be satisfied and some will not." (Collicut does not serve on the BOE)
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By Jordan Cohen | January 19, 2018 at 12:07a.m.
By Jordan Cohen
Schools Superintendent Ann Marie Thigpen said it is too early to say what additional personnel cuts may be needed should voters reject the 5.85-mill additional levy in May.
"We want to make sure everything is where it needs to be," Thigpen said after Thursday's meeting in which the board of education unanimously approved the final reading of the millage issue.
The school district needs the levy to help it emerge from state-designated fiscal caution. Fiscal caution is when the state auditor certifies a deficit between 2 percent and 8 percent of prior- year general-fund revenue.
In November, 70 percent of the voters rejected the previous levy of 9.25 mills, which would have generated $2 million. The latest submission, if approved, would bring in only $1.3 million, which is not enough to get the board out from under its fiscal woes.
Thigpen revealed during a board meeting earlier this month that the current cost-cutting plan eliminates four teachers, one administrator and two nonteaching employees, but depending on the outcome of May's vote, there may have to be other job cuts.
That would require the so-called Plan B, which would have to be implemented in the event the levy fails.
As for terminating additional school programs to help stanch the red ink, the superintendent said she has few options available.
"We can't cut enough programs to get out of this mess," Thigpen said.
One source of lost revenue has been the movement of students to charter or electronic schools. Thigpen said those losses have cost the district more than $1 million, however one such facility, an electronic charter school whose enrollment included 45 students from Niles, recently closed.
"We've sent out letters to all 45," the superintendent said. "We're hoping to get them back."
Meanwhile, district Treasurer Lori Hudzik is working with the Ohio Department of Education's Office of School Finance to determine financial alternatives and a plan acceptable to the state.
Should the administration's efforts and the levy fail in the May 8 primary election, the district faces a fiscal-watch declaration – the same designation it carried for 13 years before the state auditor finally declared the district financially sound in 2016.
October 10, 2017 12:05 a.m.
State declares Niles schools in fiscal caution
November 9, 2017 midnight
Niles school board to resubmit failed levy next May
Niles schools push for levy approval
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Niles schools to try again to pass levy


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BIG LAKE, Minn. (WCCO) – After losing their two siblings in a deadly house fire, relatives say the two children who survived are recovering.
The fire happened Friday in Big Lake in the 19000 block of Karen Lane.
Two-year-old Landon Parker and 1-year-old Spencer Parker died. Investigators believe their father, Anthony Parker, started the fire. He died Saturday from his injuries. Relatives say Anthony is not the father of the two surviving children.
With the sun shining Sunday afternoon and snow piles disappearing around the Parker home, it's a stark contrast to just two days earlier when firefighters and police rushed in to save five people trapped inside.
That 48-hour stretch is really just one tragic blur to Jim Tully.
"The first day I think most of us, all of us, were too numb to do anything other than stumble through it. And it's still long periods where it's all we can do," he said.
Tully's niece, Jessica Parker, is the mother of the four children who were in the home.
"She's obviously devastated. She's lost two of her children. She's lost the father of the children. Lost her house," he said.
Tully said Spencer had just celebrated her birthday a week earlier. Landon was set to turn 3 this year. He wishes he could have gotten to know them better like he has their older siblings – ages 7 and 9 – who remain in the hospital.
Tully is trying to appreciate those moments since he knows the difficult ones are far from over.
"My sister is an Episcopal priest. She baptized the two babies last summer. And she's now on her way home to conduct the funeral," he said.
Tully said Jessica was working multiple jobs and going to school, making the hospital bills and funeral arrangements even tougher to handle.
The Sherburne County Sheriff's Office and the State Fire Marshal's Office are handling the investigation.
A GoFundMe page has been set up for the family. Tully said they're grateful for everyone who has already made a donation.


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