text:
<?php

include ("include/dbconnect.php");
include ("include/format.inc.php");
echo "<title>Groups | Address Book</title>";
include ("include/header.inc.php");

echo "
".ucfmsg('GROUPS')."
";

if($read_only) {
	echo "

Editing is disabled.
return to the group page
";
} else {
if($submit) {
		$sql = "INSERT INTO $table_groups (domain_id, group_name, group_header, group_footer)
		                           VALUES ('$domain_id', '$group_name','$group_header','$group_footer')";
		$result = mysql_query($sql);

		echo "

A new group has been entered into the address book.
return to the group page
";

// -- Add people to a group
} else if($new) {
?>
  <form accept-charset="utf-8" method="post" action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];?>">
		Group name:
  	<input type="text" name="group_name" size="35" />

      Group header (Logo):
	<textarea name="group_header" rows="10" cols="40"></textarea>

    Group footer (Comment):
	<textarea name="group_footer" rows="10" cols="40"></textarea>

    <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Enter information" />
  </form>
<?php

} else if($delete) {

	// Remove the groups
	foreach($selected as $group_id)
	{
		// Delete links between addresses and groups
		$sql = "delete from $table_grp_adr where domain_id = $domain_id AND group_id = $group_id";
		$result = mysql_query($sql);

		// Delete groups
		$sql = "delete from $groups_from_where AND group_id = $group_id";
		$result = mysql_query($sql);
	}
	echo "
Group has been removed.
return to the group page
";
}
else if($add)
{
	// Lookup for the group_id
	$sql = "select * from $groups_from_where AND group_id = '$to_group'";

	$result = mysql_query($sql);

	$myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result);
	$group_id   = $myrow["group_id"];
	$group_name = $myrow["group_name"];

	// Add people to the group, who are not alread in the group!
	if(isset($selected)){
		foreach($selected as $user_id)
	  {

		  $sql = "insert into $table_grp_adr (domain_id, id, group_id, created, modified)
		                              values ($domain_id, $user_id, $group_id, now(), now())";
		  $result = mysql_query($sql);
	  }
  	  echo "
Users added.
Go to group page \"$group_name\".
";
	} else {
  	  echo "
No users selected.
Please use the checkbox to select a user.
";
	}
}
// -- Remove people from a group
else if($remove)
{
	// Lookup for the group_id
	$sql = "select * from $table_groups where group_id = '$group'";

	$result = mysql_query($sql);
	// $resultsnumber = mysql_numrows($result);

	$myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result);
	$group_id   = $myrow["group_id"];
	$group_name = $myrow["group_name"];

	// Remove people from the group, who are not alread in the group!
	foreach($selected as $user_id)
	{

		$sql = "delete from $table_grp_adr where id = $user_id AND group_id = $group_id";
		$result = mysql_query($sql);
	}

	echo "
Users removed.
return to group page \"$group_name\".
";
}
else if($update)
{
	$sql="SELECT * FROM $table_groups WHERE group_id=$id";
	$result = mysql_query($sql);
	$resultsnumber = mysql_numrows($result);

	if($resultsnumber > 0)
	{
		$sql = "UPDATE $table_groups SET group_name='$group_name'".
                                               ", group_header='$group_header'".
                                               ", group_footer='$group_footer'".
                                             " WHERE group_id=$id";
		$result = mysql_query($sql);

		// header("Location: view?id=$id");

		echo "

Group record has been updated.
return to the group page
";
	} else {
		echo "

Invalid ID.
return to the group page
";
	}
}
// Open for Editing
else if($edit || $id)
{
  if($edit)
    $id = $selected[0];

    $result = mysql_query("$select_groups AND groups.group_id=$id",$db);
    $myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result);

?>
	<form accept-charset="utf-8" method="post" action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];?>">
        <input type="hidden" name="id" value="<?php echo $myrow['group_id']?>" />

		<?php echo ucfmsg('GROUP_NAME'); ?>
		<input type="text" name="group_name" size="35" value="<?php echo $myrow['group_name'];?>" />

		<?php echo ucfmsg('GROUP_HEADER'); ?>:
		<textarea name="group_header" rows="10" cols="40"><?php echo $myrow["group_header"]?></textarea>

		<?php echo ucfmsg('GROUP_FOOTER'); ?>:
		<textarea name="group_footer" rows="10" cols="40"><?php echo $myrow["group_footer"]?></textarea>

		<input type="submit" name="update" value="<?php echo ucfmsg('UPDATE'); ?>" />
	</form>

  <?php

}
else
{
	$result = mysql_query($select_groups." ORDER BY groups.group_name");
	$resultsnumber = mysql_numrows($result);

?>
<form method="post" action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];?>">
  <input type="submit" name="new" value="<?php echo ucfmsg('NEW_GROUP'); ?>" />
	<input type="submit" name="delete" value="<?php echo ucfmsg('DELETE_GROUPS'); ?>" />
	<input type="submit" name="edit" value="<?php echo ucfmsg('EDIT_GROUP'); ?>" />

<?php
	while ($myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
		echo "<input type='checkbox' name='selected[]' value='".$myrow['group_id']."' title='Select (".$myrow['group_name'].")'/>";
		if($myrow['parent_name'] != "") {
			echo $myrow['group_name']." (".$myrow['parent_name'].")
";
		} else {
			echo $myrow['group_name']."
";
		}
		echo "";
	}
?>

  <input type="submit" name="new" value="<?php echo ucfmsg('NEW_GROUP'); ?>" />
	<input type="submit" name="delete" value="<?php echo ucfmsg('DELETE_GROUPS'); ?>" />
	<input type="submit" name="edit" value="<?php echo ucfmsg('EDIT_GROUP'); ?>" />
</form>
<?php
}
}
include ("include/footer.inc.php");
?>

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Category: Auto & Motor
Auto & Motor Future Models Modify News Service
Goodwood Festival of Speed, Revival and Members' Meeting confirmed for 2021
Every year Goodwood is home to some of the world's greatest automotive events, ones that due to the global pandemic had to be cancelled in 2020. Thankfully though, Goodwood has confirmed new dates for all three of its biggest gatherings, with the 78th Members' Meeting, Festival of Speed and Revival all coming back for 2021.
Goodwood Festival of Speed will now take place on July 8-11, and will be based around the same theme originally planned for 2020: 'Motorsport's Great All-Rounders'. The usual collection of everything from camouflaged development cars and, modern racers and plenty of fresh new metal will be present, with manufacturers, teams and drivers set to celebrate their greatest motorsport achievements.
> Goodwood Festival of Speed 2019: show report
2019's event saw the all-electric Volkswagen ID R, piloted by Romain Dumas, set a record hill climb run, tackling the course in just 39.90sec, a record more
£1.75m Aston Martin V12 Vantage Zagato Heritage Twins by R-Reforged revealed in the flesh
Though production of the last-generation Vantage came to an end in 2018, Aston Martin teamed up with R-Reforged for a revival of the V12 Vantage Zagato to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the design house. First announced in 2019, the first prototype pair have now rolled off R-Reforged's production line in Warwick.
Commissioned by AF Racing AG, a partner in the Valkyrie hypercar project, its R-Reforged brand will produce 38 new models in addition to the 150 units originally delivered from 2011, consisting of 19 Speedsters and 19 coupes. Zagato is part of the project, with it running under the exclusive licence of Aston Martin.
> Aston Martin Callum Vanquish 25 by R-Reforged production spec revealed
The prototype pair pictured have been built exclusively for the private Zagato collection, but will be used for finalising the chassis setup of each model at the IDIADA test facility in Spain early
1873bhp Pininfarina Battista goes high-speed testing at Nardo
First shown in the metal at 2019's Geneva motor show, the Automobili Pininfarina Battista hypercar has undergone its first high speed tests at Italy's famous Nardò Technical Centre. Though initially scheduled for delivery to customers this year, the first examples are now set to hit the road in 2021 – just 150 units will be produced in total, with pricing starting at around £2m.
As it enters the final stages of development, the all-electric hypercar has been put through its paces on Nardò's 7.8-mile banked oval, while also undergoing testing on the 3.85-mile handing circuit. Despite the camouflage, the marque says the prototype was fitted with a fully-functioning interior, keeping it as close to a production model as possible.
> Lamborghini Essenza SCV12 revealed as 818bhp track-only hypercar
Behind the Battista's development are some big names, with former Formula 1 driver Nick Heidfeld putting the model through its paces
FIA approves sustainable fuel for Formula 1 – F1 to be carbon neutral by 2021
The FIA has approved the use of sustainable biofuels in Formula 1 from 2021, providing teams with a pathway for a widespread adoption as the sport heads towards its goal of becoming carbon neutral in 2021, and carbon net zero by 2030.
As part of the FIAs research in sustainability, the motorsport governing body's in-house research team have developed a carbon-neutral biofuel that meets the F1 engine specifications. The first barrels have already been sent to engine suppliers for initial development and testing with a view to using them in the sport's 2022 power units.
Teams will be able to use the fuel from 2021 to aid development too, although there will be a period of adjustment as fuel suppliers ramp up production to meet demand before its wide-spread use.
The sustainable biofuel itself is manufactured in part by using waste products to counteract carbon emissions created through its manufacturing
Aston Martin DBS Superleggera Concorde enters production
Aston Martin has marked the fifty years since the iconic Concorde with a limited edition DBS Superleggera Concorde. After initially being revealed earlier this year, the special edition is now in production, reaching customers early next year.
The DBS Superleggera Concorde special edition is the latest in Aston Martin's "Wings" series, following on from the Vanquish S Red Arrows Edition, Vantage Blades Edition, and the V12 Vantage S Spitfire 80.
Like those cars, the latest special celebrates an incredible part of aviation history. Often celebrated as one of the greatest achievements in aviation, and frequently cited as a design icon, Concorde enabled transatlantic passenger travel on a level that had never been achieved before, and has never been replicated since. A flight between London and New York took only 3.5 hours, compared to around eight in a conventional airliner.
> £1.75m Aston Martin V12 Vantage Zagato Heritage Twins by R-Reforged

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Elizabeth King's Family
We went to Elizabeth King's opening at Kent Gallery, Chelsea. After that Michael and Gail Mazur and Catherine and me went to Bottini's for dinner. Her family was coincidentally at the next table, Elizabeth had to stay at the opening.
Jan 14, 2006. Saturday
EN Japanese Brasserie, Dinner after Terry Winters and Charles Ray Openings, NYC. 1 of 2
We got to NYC early enough to see a couple of exhibitions, attend Terry Winter's opening, check into our hotel, and then go to Charles Ray's opening before heading to dinner. We ran into various people we knew, including Brooke Alderson and Peter Schjaldahl, at the Charles Ray show. Both Catherine (Murphy) and I had separate differences of opinion with Peter about how to read the Charles Ray
May 2, 2018 Wednesday
Fundraiser at 'T' Space, Rhinebeck, NY. 6 of 7
This was near the end of dinner, quite spread from the front opening of the tent back through the rest of the tables. That was because there was a dancer dancing just outside the tent entrance. We all stood up to be able to watch. After dancing for a while the dancer moved to the right and took a little while for the people sitting at the entrance to realize they were supposed to follow
October 20, 2018 Saturday
Gary's opening at the Kleinert/James Art Center, 2 of 7
Gary had an exhibition of Paintings and Videos at the Kleinert James Art Center in Woodstock, NY. After the opening, a group of people went to New World Home Cooking for dinner. See the previous entry and the following five entries.
Aug 07, 2009 Friday
Gary had an exhibition of Paintings and Videos at the Kleinert James Art Center in Woodstock, NY. After the opening, a group of people went to New World Home Cooking for dinner. See the previous two entries and the following four entries.
Gary had an exhibition of Paintings and Videos at the Kleinert James Art Center in Woodstock, NY. After the opening, a group of people went to New World Home Cooking for dinner. See the previous three entries and the following three entries.
Gary had an exhibition of Paintings and Videos at the Kleinert James Art Center in Woodstock, NY. After the opening, a group of people went to New World Home Cooking for dinner. See the previous four entries and the following two entries.
Gary had an exhibition of Paintings and Videos at the Kleinert James Art Center in Woodstock, NY. After the opening, a group of people went to New World Home Cooking for dinner. See the previous five entries and the following entry.
Gary had an exhibition of Paintings and Videos at the Kleinert James Art Center in Woodstock, NY. After the opening, a group of people went to New World Home Cooking for dinner. See the previous six entries.
Hudson, NY, 3 of 3
After Joy Taylor's opening, some of us went out to Vico's Restaurant for dinner in Hudson, NY. See the previous two entries.
May 24, 2008 Saturday
The Intersection of Art History Classroom and the Museum, Vassar College / Dinner at the Alumnae House, 3 of 4
by: James Mundy, '74 (the year James graduated from Vassar), The Anne Hendricks Bass, Director of the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Molly Nesbit '74, Professor of Art at Vassar, Mia M. Mochizuki '93, Associate Professor of Renaissance and Baroque Art History, NYU Abu Dhabi and NYU Institute of Fine Arts. Then we all went to the Lehman Loeb Art Center for the opening of the exhibition, Master
April 17, 2018 Friday
The Intersection of The Classroom and the Museum, Vassar College / Dinner at the Alumnae House, 4 of 4
April 27, 2018 Wednesday
La Puerta Azul
Peter Charlap exhibited his death row project at the Millbrook Library. He showed paintings. He painted some of the men on death row, as well as show works done by the inmates. After the opening, a group of us went out to dinner.
November 1, 2019 Friday
Lucy Skaer Dinner at Back Forty after her opening at the Peter Freeman Gallery, NYC. 1 of 2
Dinner at Back Forty after Lucy Skaers opening at Peter Freeman Gallery, NYC. See the following entry.
L-R: Lucy Skaer, Peter Freeman, Sofia Hernandez Chiong Cuy, Jan Dibbets, Catherine Murphy, Kaayk Dibbets, Janice Grey, Lluisa Sarries Zgone.
Jan 08, 2015. Thursday
Dinner at Back Forty after Lucy Skaers opening at Peter Freeman Gallery, NYC. See previous entry.
Jan 08, 2015 Thursday
Lucy's Kitchen, Saugerties, NY. 1 of 2
We had dinner at Lucy's before going to Christina Tenaglia's opening across the street at Imogene Holloway Gallery. See the following entry.
Jack, Joy, me and Catherine were having dinner at Lucy's before going to Christina Tenaglia's opening across the street at Imogen Holloway Gallery. See the previous entry.
The Main Course, New Paltz, New York
We had arranged to meet Tom and Joyce for dinner at the Main Course. We were going to an opening at the Dorsky Museum at SUNY New Paltz. The Exhibit was called, The Uncanny Valley and we knew a few people that were in the show. We were having dinner at the Main Course (or at leas waiting for dinner) and we were whining about how long it was taking for dinner to arrive at the table. The people
Jun 23, 2007. Saturday
Martin Puryear's Opening, 1 of 5
We were all at a dinner at the Museum of Modern Art at the occasion of Martin Puryear's retrospective. See the following four entries.
Oct 30, 2007. Tuesday
Dinner at the preview for Martin's exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, NYC. Dinner was organized into extremely long tables. This configuration and the noise in the room made it difficult to talk with dinner mates beyond your immediate neighbors. Hendel was sitting directly opposite me. See the previous two entries and the following two entries.
Dinner at the preview for Martin's exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, NYC. Dinner was organized into extremely long tables. This configuration and the noise in the room made it difficult to talk with dinner mates beyond your immediate neighbors. See the previous three entries and the following entry.
Minneapolis, MN (Dinner at the Opening at the Walker Art Center), 6 of 15
We (Catherine Murphy, Harry Roseman) went to Minneapolis for the opening of an exhibition at the Walker Art Center. The show is called the Quick and the Dead and was curated by Peter Eleey. See the previous five entries and the following nine entries.
Apr 24, 2009 Friday
New World home Cooking, Saugerties, NY.
We went to dinner in Saugerties after Jake Berthot's opening at the Kleinert Art Center in Woodstock, NY
Aug 11, 2006. Friday
New York City - (Sylvia Plimack Mangold's Opening), 5 of 6
Our table at a dinner following Sylvia's opening at Alexander Bonin. Bottini's, NYC. See previous 4 entries and following entry.
Sep 08, 2007. Saturday
New York Studio School Dinner, 1 of 2
A dinner at the New York Studio school after an opening of an exhibition of the work of Joyce Robin and me. See following entry.
Nov 02, 2006. Thursday
A dinner at the New York Studio school after an opening of an exhibition of work by Joyce Robins and me. See previous entry.
Opening at the Geoffrey Young Gallery, 1 of 3
Josh Marsh was in a three-person exhibition at the Geoffry Young Gallery in Great Barrington, MA. So we went to the opening. The exhibit is titled: The Place of Things -- Mike Glier, Joshua Marsh. James Welling. We went out to dinner with a group of people after the opening. See the next two entries.
Nov 10, 2007. Saturday
Josh Marsh was in a three-person exhibition at the Geoffry Young Gallery in Great Barrington, MA. So we went to the opening. The exhibit is titled: The Place of Things -- Mike Glier, Joshua Marsh. James Welling. We went out to dinner with this group of people after the opening. See the previous entry and the following entry.
Opening at the Geoffrey Young Gallery (Detail), 3 of 3
We went to the opening of a three-person exhibition at the Geoffry Young Gallery in Great Barrington, MA. So we went to the opening. The exhibit is titled: The Place of Things -- Mike Glier, Joshua Marsh. James Welling. We went out to dinner with this group of people (and a few others) after the opening. See the previous two entries.
Peasant Restaurant, New York City, 1 of 6
Dinner after Jan Dibbets' opening at Peter Freeman Gallery. See the following five entries.
Dinner after Jan Dibbets' opening at Peter Freeman Gallery. See the previous entry and the following four entries.
Dinner after Jan Dibbets' opening at Peter Freeman Gallery. See the previous two entries and the following three entries.
Dinner after Jan Dibbets' opening at Peter Freeman Gallery. See the previous three entries and the following two entries.
Dinner after Jan Dibbets' opening at Peter Freeman Gallery. See the previous four entries and the following entry.
Peasant Restaurant, NYC, 6 of 6
Dinner after Jan Dibbets' opening at the Peter Freeman Gallery. See the previous five entries.
Jan 5, 2017 Thursday
Poetry Reading and Dinner at the Lesley Heller Gallery, 1 of 2
Gallery in NYC: Will Mentor, Joyce Robins, Harry Roseman, Gary Stephan. A little over a week after the opening Lesley Heller organized a poetry reading and a dinner. Frank Andre Jamme read his poems in french and John Yau read the English, afterwhich John Yau read some of his new poems. Will Mentors painting on left wall.
person exhibition at the Lesley Heller Gallery in NYC: Will Mentor, Joyce Robins, Harry Roseman, Gary Stephan. A little over a week after the opening Lesley Heller organized a poetry reading and a dinner. Frank Andre Jamme read his poems in french and John Yau read the English, afterwhich John Yau read some of his new poems. Will Mentors painting on left wall.
Murphy, Catherine
Rackstraw Downes' Opening, 2 of 7
After Rackstraw's opening at the Betty Cunningham Gallery, there was a dinner at Naima on West 27th Street, NYC. See previous entry and following five entries.
After Rackstraw's opening at the Betty Cunningham Gallery, there was a dinner at Naima on West 27th Street, NYC. See the previous two entries and the following four entries.
After Rackstraw's opening at the Betty Cunningham Gallery, there was a dinner at Naima on West 27th Street, NYC. See the previous three entries and the following three entries.
Dinner at Naima (513 W. 27th Street, NYC), after Rackstraw's opening at the Betty Cunningham Gallery. See the previous four entries and the following two entries.
Dinner at Naima after Rackstraw Downes' opening at Betty Cunningham Gallery, NYC. See the previous five entries and the following entry.
Dinner at Naima after Rackstraw's opening at Betty Cunningham, NYC. See the previous six entries.
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The Chemical, or in the time pictured, Superalloys works. Picture taken from The Aviation Forum, as posted by user Wildcat on the 21st February 2006.
I've been asked the question by reader Norman Taylor as to what I know about Brownhills Chemical Works – otherwise known as The Chemical or The Chemy, later the site of a notorious war scrapyard local kids were all attracted to.
The Chemical, for those who don't know, was situated high on the Lichfield Road, Brownhills, next to the canal, just where the new Castings warehouse is today.
The Chemical, or latterly Superalloys, was located where the lrge Castings warehouse is now. Imagery from Apple Maps.
The simple answer is that I don't know much, but local historian Gerald Reece came to my rescue with his book 'Brownhills A Walk Into History', in which he features the following passage.
Brownhills Chemical Works opened in 1870. In its early days it was a chemical plant producing acids and other coal based derivatives. It took some of its raw material from the Gasworks in High Street. The Chemical Plant took on many guises during its lifetime. One of its functions during and after the 1939-45 war was to recycle the scrap alloys from crashed aircraft. Brownhills Smelters was formed on 2nd December 1947. They were superseded by Super Alloys. When this Company went out of business the buildings were allowed to fall into an unsightly and unsafe condition. The Chimney, 'The Chemi Stack', a landmark for 120 years was felled in 1987. The demolition was carried out by Colin Jones of Porthmadog.
The Superalloys chimney was demolished in 1987, but do you know who pushed the plunger? These images are from Gerald Reece's book 'Brownhills a Walk into History' but another set are on display in Brownhills Community Centre.
Now somewhere else (and I can't for the life of me think where) it's been stated that the famous chimney at the factory, pictured above beeing blown up, had the charge detonated by someone local who entered a competition to do it. Who was it? Possibly a local child?
Gerald has also asserted that a number of souvenir hand bells – which are surprisingly common – were cast out of metal recovered by Superalloys and sold as mementoes. You can read about that here.
Gerald Reece believes this bell was cast from metal recovered possibly by Superalloys in Brownhills.
Local historian Clive Roberts stated in his book 'Snippets of History in and around Brownhills' that for a while, before the war, the factory produced tar and the like, which would tie in with the gas works; but I'm also under the impression that Brawns of Home Farm Sandhills had something to do with the factory in the early days.
Obviously, I'm interested in anything you have to add here. You can comment on this post or email me – BrownhillsBob at Googlemail dot com. Thanks to Norman for a great inquiry.
I spent many hours 'browsing' around the Super Alloys yard in the mid/late 60's. What a treasure trove, if only I had realised exactly what I was playing with.
Entry as Matt said was from the rear ( I went in round the back of the 'egg factory'). A couple of menacing dogs kept most away, but for reasons unknown they were always friendly to me and little brother. I remember seeing a few cockpits/fuselages as well as Anson Mainplanes and a large white fuselage under a canopy.
Nuff of the memory lane waffling, hears a couple of pics from the front of the yard. The condition of the Javelins is remarkably tidy ( doubt they had been there long) What price those fuselages today!!
Listed as 'Brownhills Scrapyard 1977-York wings' Photo taken from the Flickr photostream of user Bobdcuk.
Browse Bobdcuk's Flickr stream, where I found the 1977 images.
Listed as 'Brownhills scrapyard 1977 – Typhoon' – the remembered military vehicle scrap is piled in the background, and also note the familiar view to the rear. Beneath the soil in the middle distance lies the Staffordshire Hoard, as yet undiscovered. Photo taken from the Flickr photostream of user Bobdcuk.
Listed as 'Brownhills Scrapyard 1977 Typhoon' – notice the welly being used as a glove, times were hard then… Photo taken from the Flickr photostream of user Bobdcuk.
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XA760 in the first image is a Gloster Javelin FAW4 delivery date 20/02/1957, s.o.c. (Signed off charge or deemed unwanted by the RAF) 10/05/1962 as CAT 5C (Beyond economical repair or surplus, but salvage of components or spare parts is possible.) at No.71 Maintenance Unit Bicester and scrapped. They would dismantle it to the main parts (fuselage/wings/engines) and sell them by the tonne.
Regular supplies of tar were bought by the council during these years.
The pictured Typhoon could still exist. Planes in that state tend to be passed on, accumulated with other airframes and added to or taken away from over the years so I have not found a clear answer to its identity or location!
I can remember in the early 60s when the Chem had a load of WW2 anti-aircraft floodlights in the yard near the canal and the fun we had as kids throwing stones over to try & break the mirrors. I can remember the Javelins and also meteors due for the melt.


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Plans to Renovate JC's Former Red Robin Diner "Still in Progress"
Bob Joseph Published: January 19, 2023
Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News
A Broome County man said work will continue to transform the old Red Robin Diner in Johnson City into a new restaurant.
Taimoor Khan of the town of Binghamton acquired the property at 268 Main Street last June for $210,000.
A glimpse inside the former Red Robin Diner in Johnson City on January 19, 2023. Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News
A glimpse inside the former Red Robin Diner in Johnson City on January 19, 2023. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News)
The small diner building, which had been manufactured in New Jersey, has been a fixture at the corner of Main and Broad streets for more than six decades. It originally operated on Conklin Avenue in Binghamton before it was moved to the Johnson City site.
A large red-and-blue neon sign that had been a part of the diner was removed by an Ohio man last summer.
Khan told WNBF News that the effort to renovate the former diner is "still in progress."
An "OPEN" sign in the window of the closed Red Robin Diner on January 17, 2023. Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News
An "OPEN" sign in the window of the closed Red Robin Diner on January 17, 2023. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News)
Although some preliminary work was started inside the structure last fall, there's been no activity at the site in recent weeks.
Khan said some adjustments have been made to the original design he had envisioned for the future business.
Plans previously outlined to Johnson City officials indicated the new eatery would have seating for 24 people.
Khan said there's no "definite date yet" for the opening of the new restaurant. He has not revealed the name he intends to use for the business.
CORRECTION: The initial version of this article reported the name of the future restaurant had been revealed. The name has yet to be announced.
The Red Robin Diner as it was being moved from Binghamton to Johnson City in the summer of 1959. Photo: Broome County Historical Society
The Red Robin Diner as it was being moved from Binghamton to Johnson City in the summer of 1959. (Photo: Broome County Historical Society)
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package v1alpha1

import (
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"reflect"
	"strings"

	autoscaling "k8s.io/api/autoscaling/v1"
	corev1 "k8s.io/api/core/v1"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/api/resource"
	metav1 "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/runtime/schema"
	"knative.dev/pkg/apis"
	duckv1beta1 "knative.dev/pkg/apis/duck/v1beta1"
)

const (
	// NameLabel holds the standard label key for Kubernetes app names.
	NameLabel = "app.kubernetes.io/name"
	// ManagedByLabel holds the standard label key for Kubernetes app managers.
	ManagedByLabel = "app.kubernetes.io/managed-by"
	// ComponentLabel holds the standard label key for Kubernetes app component
	// types.
	ComponentLabel = "app.kubernetes.io/component"
	// VersionLabel holds the current version for a Kubernetes app.
	VersionLabel = "app.kubernetes.io/version"
	// FeatureFlagsAnnotation holds a map of each feature flag to a bool indicating whether the feature is enabled or not.
	FeatureFlagsAnnotation = "kf.dev/feature-flags"
	// WorkloadIdentityAnnotation is the annotation used to map Kubernetes
	// Service Accounts (KSA) to a Google Service Accounts (GSA).
	WorkloadIdentityAnnotation = "iam.gke.io/gcp-service-account"
	// DefaultUserContainerName contains the default name for the user container.
	DefaultUserContainerName = "user-container"
	// DefaultMaxTaskCount is the maximum number of tasks to keep in an App.
	DefaultMaxTaskCount = 500
	// AppServerComponent is the value used for the App component.
	AppServerComponent = "app-server"
)

// RouteBindingStatus represents the status of a RouteBinding.
type RouteBindingStatus string

const (
	// RouteBindingStatusOrphaned indicates the Binding isn't desired on the App but is
	// still waiting to be reconciled off the VirtualService.
	RouteBindingStatusOrphaned RouteBindingStatus = "Orphaned"

	// RouteBindingStatusUnknown indicates the status is unknown at this time.
	RouteBindingStatusUnknown RouteBindingStatus = "Unknown"

	// RouteBindingStatusReady indicates the binding is ready to receive traffic.
	RouteBindingStatusReady RouteBindingStatus = "Ready"
)

// +genclient
// +k8s:deepcopy-gen:interfaces=k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/runtime.Object

// App is a 12-factor application deployed to Knative. It encompasses source
// code, configuration, and the current state of the application.
type App struct {
	metav1.TypeMeta `json:",inline"`

	// +optional
	metav1.ObjectMeta `json:"metadata,omitempty"`

	// +optional
	Spec AppSpec `json:"spec,omitempty"`

	// +optional
	Status AppStatus `json:"status,omitempty"`
}

var _ apis.Validatable = (*App)(nil)
var _ apis.Defaultable = (*App)(nil)

// ComponentLabels returns Kubernetes recommended labels to tie together
// deployed applications and their pieces. The provided component name
// specifies the sub-resource of the app e.g. "database", "load-balancer",
// or "server".
func (app *App) ComponentLabels(component string) map[string]string {
	return AppComponentLabels(app.Name, component)
}

// LogSelector implements logs.Object.
func (app *App) LogSelector(children bool) string {
	labels := AppComponentLabels(app.Name, AppServerComponent)

	if children {
		// We want EVERYTHING that the App owns (e.g., Build pods).
		delete(labels, ComponentLabel)
	}

	return metav1.FormatLabelSelector(metav1.SetAsLabelSelector(labels))
}

// AppComponentLabels creates the labels matching the given component and app.
func AppComponentLabels(appName, component string) map[string]string {
	return map[string]string{
		NameLabel:      appName,
		ManagedByLabel: "kf",
		ComponentLabel: component,
	}
}

// AppSpec is the desired configuration for an App.
type AppSpec struct {

	// Build defines the App's build configuration.
	Build AppSpecBuild `json:"build"`

	// Template defines the App's runtime configuration.
	// +optional
	Template AppSpecTemplate `json:"template"`

	// Instances defines the scaling rules for the App.
	Instances AppSpecInstances `json:"instances,omitempty"`

	// Routes defines the routing rules for the App.
	// +optional
	// +patchStrategy=merge
	Routes []RouteWeightBinding `json:"routes,omitempty"`
}

// AppSpecBuild defines an app's build configuration.
type AppSpecBuild struct {

	// UpdateRequests is a unique identifier for a Build.
	// Updating sub-values will trigger a new value.
	// +optional
	UpdateRequests int `json:"updateRequests,omitempty"`

	// Spec contains the configuration of the Build to create for the App.
	// +optional
	Spec *BuildSpec `json:"spec,omitempty"`

	// Image is a ready-to-go container image to use instead of the Build.
	// +optional
	Image *string `json:"image,omitempty"`

	// BuildRef references an ADX Build (group:
	// builds.appdevexperience.dev) that should be used instead of a Build.
	// NOTE: This API is currently in preview.
	// +optional
	BuildRef *corev1.LocalObjectReference `json:"buildRef,omitempty"`
}

// AppSpecTemplate defines an app's runtime configuration.
type AppSpecTemplate struct {

	// UpdateRequests is a unique identifier for an AppSpecTemplate.
	// Updating sub-values will trigger a new value.
	UpdateRequests int `json:"updateRequests"`

	// Template is a PodSpec with additional restrictions.
	// The image name is ignored.
	// The Spec contains configuration for the App's Pod.
	// (Env, Vars, Quotas, etc)
	// +optional
	Spec corev1.PodSpec `json:"spec,omitempty"`
}

// AppSpecInstances defines the scaling rules for an App.
type AppSpecInstances struct {

	// Autoscaling defines an App's autoscaling configurations.
	Autoscaling AppSpecAutoscaling `json:"autoscaling,omitempty"`

	// Stopped determines if the App should be running or not.
	Stopped bool `json:"stopped,omitempty"`

	// Replicas defines a static number of desired instances.
	Replicas *int32 `json:"replicas,omitempty"`

	// DeprecatedExactly value is copied to Replicas.
	DeprecatedExactly *int32 `json:"exactly,omitempty"`
}

// AppSpecAutoscaling defines the autoscaling specs for an App.
type AppSpecAutoscaling struct {

	// Enabled determines if the App should have autoscaling enabled or not.
	Enabled bool `json:"enabled,omitempty"`

	// MinReplicas defines the minimum number of desired instances.
	MinReplicas *int32 `json:"minReplicas,omitempty"`

	// MaxReplicas defines the maximum number of desired instances.
	MaxReplicas *int32 `json:"maxReplicas,omitempty"`

	// Rules defines the autoscaling rules for the App.
	Rules []AppAutoscalingRule `json:"rules,omitempty"`
}

// AutoscalingRuleType defines supported ruletypes for autoscaling.
type AutoscalingRuleType string

// Allowed RuleTypes rule autoscaling.
const (
	CPURuleType AutoscalingRuleType = "CPU"
)

// AppAutoscalingRule defines the autoscaling rules for an App.
type AppAutoscalingRule struct {

	// RuleType is the name of the scaling rule (e.g., CPU).
	RuleType AutoscalingRuleType `json:"ruleType,omitempty"`

	// Target value for the metric.
	// Unit of target depends on the rule type.
	// For CPU, it will be a percentage represented by number in range (0, 100].
	Target *int32 `json:"target,omitempty"`
}

// AutoscalingRuleStatus contains the current status of an autoscaling rule.
type AutoscalingRuleStatus struct {
	AppAutoscalingRule `json:",inline"`

	// XXX: The JSON tag for the next field is capitalized because golang
	// matches field casing by default and Kf shipped with this field untagged
	// originally so modifying it would be a breaking change.

	Current AutoscalingRuleMetricValueStatus `json:"Current"`
}

// AutoscalingRuleMetricValueStatus stores the metric value status.
//
// TODO: This closely resembles
// https://godoc.org/k8s.io/api/autoscaling/v2beta2#MetricValueStatus
// Once the v2betaX is promoted to v2, it should be replaced.
type AutoscalingRuleMetricValueStatus struct {
	AverageValue *resource.Quantity `json:"averageValue,omitempty"`
}

// RequiresHPA determines if HPA needed to be created an app.
func (autoscaling *AppSpecAutoscaling) RequiresHPA() bool {
	return autoscaling.Enabled && autoscaling.MaxReplicas != nil && len(autoscaling.Rules) > 0
}

// GetAutoscalingRuleType converts a string to AutoscalingRuleType.
// This is used by CLI to get rule type based on string.
// No validation is needed.
func GetAutoscalingRuleType(s string) AutoscalingRuleType {
	return AutoscalingRuleType(strings.ToUpper(s))
}

// +genclient
// +k8s:deepcopy-gen:interfaces=k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/runtime.Object

// Scale psedo-implements the autoscaling/v1 Scale type. It wraps the the type
// with Validators and Defaulters so that the webhooks can utilize it.
type Scale struct {
	autoscaling.Scale
}

var _ apis.Validatable = (*Scale)(nil)
var _ apis.Defaultable = (*Scale)(nil)

// +k8s:deepcopy-gen:interfaces=k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/runtime.Object

// ScaleList is a list of Scale resources.
type ScaleList struct {
	metav1.TypeMeta `json:",inline"`
	metav1.ListMeta `json:"metadata"`

	Items []Scale `json:"items"`
}

// GetObjectKind implements runtime.Object but for autoscaling/v1.Scale.
func (s *Scale) GetObjectKind() schema.ObjectKind {
	return s.Scale.GetObjectKind()
}

// NeedsUpdateRequestsIncrement returns true if UpdateRequests needs to be
// incremented to force a rebuild. This function should be used as a part of
// defaulting and validating webhooks when BuildSpec is embedded.
//
// This can happen if a field in the build changes without also updating the
// UpdateRequests.
func (spec *AppSpecBuild) NeedsUpdateRequestsIncrement(old AppSpecBuild) bool {
	updateRequestsChanged := old.UpdateRequests != spec.UpdateRequests

	if !updateRequestsChanged {
		specsChanged := !reflect.DeepEqual(&old, spec)
		return specsChanged
	}

	return false
}

// NeedsUpdateRequestsIncrement returns true if UpdateRequests needs to be
// incremented to force a redeploy. This function should be used as a part of
// defaulting and validating webhooks when AppSpecTemplate is embedded.
//
// This can happen if a field in the spec changes without also updating the
// UpdateRequests.
func (spec *AppSpec) NeedsUpdateRequestsIncrement(old AppSpec) bool {
	updateRequestsChanged := old.Template.UpdateRequests != spec.Template.UpdateRequests

	if !updateRequestsChanged {
		specsChanged := !reflect.DeepEqual(&old, spec)
		return specsChanged
	}

	return false
}

// DeploymentReplicas returns the value that deployment replicas should be set
// to.
func (instances *AppSpecInstances) DeploymentReplicas() (int32, error) {
	switch {
	case instances.Stopped:
		return 0, nil
	case instances.Replicas != nil:
		return *instances.Replicas, nil
	default:
		return 0, errors.New("Exact scale required for deployment based setup")
	}
}

// Status returns an InstanceStatus representing this AppSpecInstancces
// indicating what the real scale factor was.
func (instances *AppSpecInstances) Status() InstanceStatus {
	out := InstanceStatus{}

	switch {
	case instances.Stopped:
		out.Representation = "stopped"
		out.Replicas = 0
	case instances.Replicas != nil:
		exactly := fmt.Sprintf("%d", *instances.Replicas)
		out.Representation = exactly
		out.Replicas = *instances.Replicas
	default:
		out.Representation = "1"
		out.Replicas = 1
	}

	if !instances.Stopped && instances.Autoscaling.RequiresHPA() {
		autoscalingStatus := fmt.Sprintf(" (autoscaled %d to %d)", *instances.Autoscaling.MinReplicas, *instances.Autoscaling.MaxReplicas)
		out.Representation += autoscalingStatus
	}

	return out
}

// AppStatus is the current configuration and running state for an App.
type AppStatus struct {
	// Pull in the fields from Knative's duckv1beta1 status field.
	duckv1beta1.Status `json:",inline"`

	// BuildStatusFields embeds the image and build name for the latest
	// passing build.
	BuildStatusFields `json:",inline"`

	// LatestReadyBuildName contains the name of the build that was most
	// recently built correctly.
	LatestReadyBuildName string `json:"latestReadyBuild,omitempty"`

	// LatestCreatedBuildName contains the name of the build that was most
	// recently created.
	LatestCreatedBuildName string `json:"latestBuild,omitempty"`

	// ServiceBindings are the bindings currently attached to the App.
	ServiceBindingNames []string `json:"serviceBindings,omitempty"`

	// ServiceBindingConditions are the conditions of the service bindings.
	ServiceBindingConditions duckv1beta1.Conditions `json:"serviceBindingConditions"`

	// Routes contains the statuses of the Routes attached to the instance.
	Routes []AppRouteStatus `json:"routes,omitempty"`

	// URLs is an aggregated list of URLs from Routes. This is a vanity field
	// that is necessary due to:
	// https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/67268
	//
	// The values found here are also found in .status.routes[*].url
	//
	// NOTE: All Route URLs will be included. This includes non-ready ones.
	URLs []string `json:"urls,omitempty"`

	// RouteConditions are the conditions of the routes.
	RouteConditions duckv1beta1.Conditions `json:"routeConditions,omitempty"`

	// Volumes are the conditions of the volumes.
	Volumes []AppVolumeStatus `json:"volumes,omitempty"`

	// Instances are actual status of the instance counts.
	Instances InstanceStatus `json:"instances,omitempty"`

	// ServiceAccountName is the service account used by the app.
	ServiceAccountName string `json:"serviceAccountName,omitempty"`

	// Tasks are status of Tasks run on the App.
	Tasks AppTaskStatus `json:"tasks,omitempty"`

	// StartCommands are the container and buildpack start commands.
	StartCommands StartCommandStatus `json:"startCommands,omitempty"`
}

// StartCommandStatus contains the app start commands.
type StartCommandStatus struct {
	Container []string `json:"container,omitempty"`
	Buildpack []string `json:"buildpack,omitempty"`
	Image     string   `json:"image,omitempty"`
	Error     string   `json:"error,omitempty"`
}

// AppVolumeStatus contains the status of mounted volume.
type AppVolumeStatus struct {
	MountPath       string `json:"mountPath"`
	VolumeName      string `json:"name"`
	VolumeClaimName string `json:"claim"`
	ReadOnly        bool   `json:"readonly,omitempty"`

	UidGid `json:",inline"`
}

// InstanceStatus contains the computed scaling.
type InstanceStatus struct {
	// Replicas contains the number of App instances.
	Replicas int32 `json:"replicas,omitempty"`

	// Representation contains a human readable description of the instance
	// status.
	Representation string `json:"representation,omitempty"`

	// LabelSelector for pods. It must match the pod template's labels.
	LabelSelector string `json:"labelSelector"`

	// AutoscalingStatus contains status for each autoscaling rule
	AutoscalingStatus []AutoscalingRuleStatus `json:"autoscalingStatus,omitempty"`

	// DeprecatedEffectiveMin contains the effective minimum number of
	// instances passed as an annotation value.
	DeprecatedEffectiveMin string `json:"effectiveMin,omitempty"`

	// DeprecatedEffectiveMax contains the effective maximum number of
	// instances passed as an annotation.
	DeprecatedEffectiveMax string `json:"effectiveMax,omitempty"`
}

// AppTaskStatus contains the Task status on the App.
type AppTaskStatus struct {
	// UpdateRequests contains the number of run-task requests on the App.
	UpdateRequests int `json:"updateRequests"`
}

// AppRouteStatus contains the status information about a Route.
type AppRouteStatus struct {
	QualifiedRouteBinding `json:",inline"`

	// VirtualService is the VirtualService that is created with the Route.
	VirtualService corev1.LocalObjectReference `json:"virtualservice,omitempty"`

	// URL is the URL for the route
	URL string `json:"url,omitempty"`

	// Status contains the status of this binding.
	Status RouteBindingStatus `json:"status,omitempty"`
}

// +k8s:deepcopy-gen:interfaces=k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/runtime.Object

// AppList is a list of App resources.
type AppList struct {
	metav1.TypeMeta `json:",inline"`
	metav1.ListMeta `json:"metadata"`

	Items []App `json:"items"`
}


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package hudson.plugins.ansicolor;

import org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.cps.CpsFlowDefinition;
import org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob;
import org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowRun;
import org.junit.Assume;
import org.junit.Rule;
import org.jvnet.hudson.test.RestartableJenkinsRule;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.StringWriter;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.function.BooleanSupplier;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import java.util.stream.IntStream;

import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

public class JenkinsTestSupport {
    private static final int CONSOLE_TAIL_DEFAULT = 150;

    @Rule
    public RestartableJenkinsRule jenkinsRule = new RestartableJenkinsRule();

    protected void assertOutputOnRunningPipeline(
        BooleanSupplier assumption,
        String expectedOutput,
        String notExpectedOutput,
        String pipelineScript,
        boolean useShortLog,
        Map<String, String> properties
    ) {
        assertOutputOnRunningPipeline(assumption, Collections.singletonList(expectedOutput), Collections.singletonList(notExpectedOutput), pipelineScript, useShortLog, properties);
    }

    protected void assertOutputOnRunningPipeline(Collection<String> expectedOutput, Collection<String> notExpectedOutput, String pipelineScript, boolean useShortLog) {
        assertOutputOnRunningPipeline(() -> true, expectedOutput, notExpectedOutput, pipelineScript, useShortLog, Collections.emptyMap());
    }

    protected void assertOutputOnRunningPipeline(Collection<String> expectedOutput, Collection<String> notExpectedOutput, String pipelineScript, boolean useShortLog, Map<String, String> properties) {
        assertOutputOnRunningPipeline(() -> true, expectedOutput, notExpectedOutput, pipelineScript, useShortLog, properties);
    }

    protected void assertOutputOnRunningPipeline(
        BooleanSupplier assumption,
        Collection<String> expectedOutput,
        Collection<String> notExpectedOutput,
        String pipelineScript,
        boolean useShortLog,
        Map<String, String> properties
    ) {
        jenkinsRule.then(r -> {
            Assume.assumeTrue(assumption.getAsBoolean());
            properties.forEach(System::setProperty);
            final WorkflowJob project = jenkinsRule.j.jenkins.createProject(WorkflowJob.class, "test-project-" + JenkinsTestSupport.this.getClass().getSimpleName());
            project.setDefinition(new CpsFlowDefinition(pipelineScript, true));
            jenkinsRule.j.assertBuildStatusSuccess(project.scheduleBuild2(0));
            StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();
            final WorkflowRun lastBuild = project.getLastBuild();
            final long start = useShortLog ? new File(lastBuild.getRootDir(), "log").length() - CONSOLE_TAIL_DEFAULT * 1024 : 0;
            assertTrue(lastBuild.getLogText().writeHtmlTo(start, writer) > 0);
            properties.keySet().forEach(System::clearProperty);
            final String html = writer.toString().replaceAll("<!--.+?-->", "");
            assertThat(html).contains(expectedOutput);
            assertThat(html).doesNotContain(notExpectedOutput);
        });
    }

    public static String repeat(String s, int times) {
        return IntStream.range(0, times).mapToObj(i -> s).collect(Collectors.joining());
    }
}


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Alturi » News Items » North America » United States » Religious activist fined for burning library's LGBTQ books
Religious activist fined for burning library's LGBTQ books
08/07/2019 | LaCrosse Tribune
A religious activist accused of burning four LGBTQ children's books that he checked out of a library in Iowa has been convicted of criminal mischief and fined. Sioux County Attorney Thomas Kunstle says 63-year-old Paul Robert Dorr, of Ocheyedan, was found guilty of the misdemeanor Tuesday and ordered to pay $125 in fines and court costs. Dorr posted a video to Facebook in October in which he denounced the Orange City library for having the books and threw them into a burning barrel. Dorr had fought to have the charge dismissed, saying he was singled out for prosecution because of his anti-gay message. A judge rejected his argument in July, saying the only message being sent to him was "that he cannot burn books that do not belong to him."
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"I grew up in a small town in Guadalajara Jalisco, Mexico. Like many my family and I had a dream: The American Dream. Sadly that dream turned into a nightmare for me. Not only did I experience the worst kind of abuse but it was at the hands of the people who were supposed to love me and protect me.
My biological mom came to America when I was about 6 years old to get my family's legal citizenship sorted out since she was a USA citizen. Leaving me and my two sisters at the hands of my biological dad. While she was gone my dad started molesting me. He would come home drunk every night and touch me inappropriately while my grandparents, uncle and sisters slept next to us. All 7 of us shared one room! My sisters, dad and me shared a blanket we used to sleep on the floor. I blamed the abuse on the fact he was an alcoholic/addict. At the same time my uncles mentally, physically and on one instance sexually abused me. I never said anything to anyone. I put up with it because I knew it would end. Plus I had to be strong for my two little sisters who I had to help raise during all this. Eventually it paid off.
Around the age of 10 my mom was able to get my sisters and me our USA citizenship. My father got denied after they found drugs in his system but still came into the country illegally. I thought moving into a new country would mean the end of my abuse. I thought my dad would change now that we were in a better place so I didn't tell my mom. Sadly not long after settling in America he began molesting me again. And once again I kept quiet for years until I was around 14.
There was an incident where he did something absolutely traumatizing to me. He said, 'It's not my fault. I am a man and I have man instincts. It's normal for a man to be attracted to a beautiful woman. I see you as an attractive woman, not my daughter.' Then he said, 'You're the kind of woman I always wanted. If you weren't my daughter I would marry you.' It was too much for me so I told my best friend at the time who told her mom. The next day Child Protective Services scheduled a home visit.
My parents went crazy when they got the call. Especially my mom, she couldn't believe it was true. My father made me feel guilty about it. He said I would destroy our family. That he would get deported to Mexico and my family would lose everything we worked so hard for. He told me to say I made it up because I was a rebelling teenager angry at my father. So I lied to them, I told them exactly what he told me to say. They left and closed the case. I thought he would definitely stop this time. He had to right? Nope. He went back to molesting me not long after the CPS visit. If anything the abuse just got worse. Luckily I was able to start putting up fights, I was older and stronger. I started pushing him, kicking him and punching him off me every time he would do something to me. Every day was a struggle against my father. Most nights I went to sleep with a knife as he regularly snuck into my bed. That's when I started to lose control. I felt like I had no one to trust. I couldn't tell my mom, I had no family in the USA. Now I couldn't even go to the law or CPS. I was labeled a liar and a rebellious teen. So that's what I became; rebellious in my own way. I developed eating disorders at 14. I started stealing my mom's diet pills and taking them for breakfast and lunch every day. Skipping as many meals as possible, puking anything I ate and working out as much as possible. I was a professional dancer so no one felt it was odd for a ballerina to be so thin.
I was able to hide my eating disorders and abuse from everyone for years. Never really showing signs of a troubled kid. I excelled in school joining marching band, Academic Decathlon, mock trial and every AP (college) course possible. I was a smart kid but I did it mainly because it gave me an excuse to be at school and away from home. I graduated high school in 2015 and started at California State University of San Bernardino.
I was proud of my accomplishments, being the first one to attend University with full scholarships. College was the time to explore and find myself, I was excited for my new life. Living in a dorm room, having a car and even a boyfriend! For the first time in my life I had a private place for me to think and be myself. Having a dorm room meant a private place for my boyfriend and me. Unfortunately every time I felt him touch me was a reminder of my father. I knew he wasn't my dad but my mind couldn't tell the difference. We couldn't be intimate without my boyfriend ending up with cuts and bruises. This caused us both extreme stress. I had suffered abuse for years but I had never processed it. Finally after all those years of holding on to the pain my dad caused me I exploded. I got to the point where I had to be hospitalized. I was finally diagnosed at age 19 with Anorexia, Bulimia, major depression and PTSD. I needed to get help. I put my studies on hold after I was approved for a medical leave of absence. After leaving college my health went from bad to worse. My eating disorder was so bad I had to give up dancing as well. I wasn't a normal person at that point. I had reached my lowest weight at 84 pounds. I couldn't dance, I could barely walk or talk. I felt like I had nothing to live for at that point. So I had a suicide attempt on 2018. I was rushed to the ER after my roommate found me next to a puddle of blood. I don't remember much after that day. I was drowsy from all the blood I had lost. I was given seven stitches and put on a 72 hour hold at the mental hospital. The doctors then put me on a 14 day hold but I was released early. I think for good behavior.
After being released from the hospital I asked my mom to take me to the police station so I could file a report against him. She refused to help me. She claimed she had two other kids who still needed their father. She had already divorced him and kicked him out the house, to her that was enough. She claimed she needed the financial support and it would hurt my sisters not having a dad. To me these were excuses. Having no dad is better than having a sh** one. She didn't need his money, she was a strong women with a successful job as an accountant. My boyfriend and I offered our help but she said it wasn't enough. She needed 2k monthly from his photography business to afford her lifestyle. I feel like she just wanted to be comfortable and cared about what people would say if they found out. I decided to go solo then. She was only making my health worse. I cut my mom out of my life completely along with my sisters at that point. After I filed the police report and failed to catch him I decided to leave. We didn't have a strong case against him. I didn't care much though, I just wanted to be as far away as possible from my dad. I thought of moving back to Mexico but went with Minnesota instead since my boyfriend's family lives here, plus it's basically across the country from CA. We packed as much clothes and shoes as we could. We sold and gave away everything we had ever owned. Material things didn't matter at that point. We just wanted a fresh, healthy start where my family couldn't find me or hurt me.
This was one of the best decisions of my life. It hurt so much the first few months. It hurt letting go of the only family I had but it was what I needed to get better. Minnesota has being a great place for a fresh start. The snow wasn't so fun but being in a new state with new faces and places was amazing. I have been able to recover slowly the past few months thanks to my adoptive family. My boyfriend's family took me in with open arms. Treating me always with kindness and love. My mother-in-law says she sees me as one of her own and will care for me as such. I finally have the mom I always wanted along with two amazing sisters-in-law(new sisters). I know they can't replace my family. I know my biological mom will always be my real mom. I will always be thankful for everything she did for me and for bringing me into this world. Unfortunately giving someone life isn't enough. You have to be there and support them no matter what. Now I have the moral support I always needed.
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Greenpeace questions Mexico for closing the way to wind energy
May 23, 2020 reve
The policy of electricity generation of the Government of Mexico goes against the commitments assumed by the State in the Paris Agreement, for the reduction of greenhouse gases, and closes the path to renewable energies favoring the burning of fuel oil, he said a Greenpeace expert.
Pablo Ramírez, specialist in energy and climate change at the international environmental organization, explains in an interview to Sputnik that the restrictions imposed on the operation of wind power and photovoltaic energy generating companies "hinder performance and block the path to renewable energy."
Through two legal instruments, one issued on April 29 by the National Center for Energy Control (Cenace), and an executive agreement of the federal Secretary of Energy, on Friday May 15, "a policy of energy generation is drawn up that is a public policy of impediment for renewable energies ", with wind turbines and sunlight.
The decision, which has been presented with technological nuances, arguing the need to protect the electrical system against low demand, due to the closings of work and educational activities in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, "is a fairly political decision, which does not pass a lot because of the technical issue, "argues the environmentalist.
The energy sector remained closed as a monopoly for eight decades, after the expropriation of oil companies that gave birth in 1938 to the state-owned Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex), which was a monopoly together with the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE).
"Two state monopolies, Pemex and CFE in the generation of electricity, remained closed" despite the economic reforms that opened this country to free trade with North America, 26 years ago.
Many sectors of the economy accepted the participation of private companies, until in 2014 the energy reform came into effect, which finally opened the oil sector to international firms and the electricity sector to the generation of private companies.
Mexico shuts down investment in renewable energy, but "competition is not going to give it a break"
The current ruling party, founded by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the National Regeneration Movement (Morena) "was completely excluded from the discussion, with a very strong nationalist ideological base, with the intention of rescuing sectors of the State on strategic issues", explains the activist.
The problem with this decision is that it "puts at risk the fulfillment of international commitments", ratified by Mexico in Paris in 2015.
This pact within the United Nations establishes measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through the mitigation, adaptation and resilience of ecosystems, in the face of the effects of global warming, starting in 2020.
By 2021, Mexico must generate 30% of energy from clean sources, and in 2018 that level was only 23.2%.
Fuel oil instead of solar and wind energy
López Obrador has decided on a plan to abolish oil exports, and expand crude oil refining capacity with a new refinery that will cost 8,000 million dollars, to eliminate imports of 70% of gasoline.
Ramírez explains that "the national refining system is very inefficient: for every barrel of oil processed, 30% is generated in waste that is fuel oil."
The sun rises for Latin America: photovoltaic solar energy is an opportunity for the region
Although technologically the reconfiguration of the refining system is under discussion, "much of the fuel oil that is no longer used anywhere in the world, will go to CFE electric power plants," says the ecologist.
Fuel oil is waste that was previously sold to old ships.
The person in charge of Greepeace warns, however, that earlier this year, "a maritime regulation prohibited the use of fuel oil, as it has high concentrations of sulfur," leaving the Mexican state in a great dilemma.
This fuel, the result of the residues of the refining of crude oil "has been used as fuel for thermoelectric plants, but it is highly polluting, and very inefficient in terms of low caloric capacity, has been in disuse for several years," the expert continues.
At this point, the decision to increase oil exploitation in fossil deposits is intertwined, with the intention of halting renewables and converging with the generation of electricity with fuel oil.
Mexico is the second country with the lowest proportion of renewable energy in its electrical matrix, only after Barbados, according to the United Nations.
And the commitment of Mexico signed in Paris is that by 2021 it will produce 30% of clean energy, 35% in 2024 and 43% in 2030.
The new energy policies "contravene already minimal climate efforts."
And he clarifies: "We have no particular interest, no matter how renewable energy is generated, whether it is public or private."
But he regrets that the Government "promotes all investment opportunities in fossil [hydrocarbon] projects instead of investing in renewables", in light of the right to health, a healthy environment and sustainable development.
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Jews shall return out of captivity, 1 Ne. 10:3 (2 Ne. 6:9; 25:11).
Lehi1 soon to lie in grave, from whence no traveler can return, 2 Ne. 1:14.
redeemed of the Lord shall return, 2 Ne. 8:11 (Isa. 51:11).
they shall return and be eaten, 2 Ne. 16:13 (Isa. 6:13).
remnant of Jacob shall return, 2 Ne. 20:21 (Isa. 10:21).
whosoever borrows of his neighbor should return what he borrows, Mosiah 4:28.
always return thanks unto God for whatsoever ye receive, Alma 7:23.
when brought to awful crisis of night of darkness, ye cannot say I will return to my God, Alma 34:34.
if ye repent and return to the Lord, he will turn away his anger, Hel. 13:11.
some return railing for railing, 3 Ne. 6:13.
Israel should repent and return unto the Lord with full purpose of heart, 3 Ne. 10:6.
if Gentiles will repent and return unto the Father, they shall be numbered among house of Israel, 3 Ne. 16:13.
the Father shall return Gentiles' iniquities upon own heads, 3 Ne. 20:28.
return unto the Lord and he will return unto you, 3 Ne. 24:7 (Mal. 3:7).
those built upon devil's works shall be cast into fire from which there is no return, 3 Ne. 27:11.
bodies of slain left to return to mother earth, Morm. 6:15.
Mormon2 prays the Lord will spare life of Moroni2 to witness return of his people, Moro. 9:22.
former sins return unto soul who sins again, D&C 82:7.
they who remain and are pure in heart shall return, D&C 101:18.
children of Judah to return to lands given to Abraham, D&C 109:64.
by sweat of face shalt thou eat bread until thou return unto ground, Moses 4:25.


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Allergy skin testing seeks to identify the presence of the "allergic antibody"(IgE) to a substance to which a person might be allergic. The "allergic antibody" (IgE) detects a particular substance to which a person might be allergic, such as a species of grass pollen, cat, house dust mite or a specific food.
Skin tests are used to confirm or disprove a medical history that might suggest allergies.
Skin prick tests are usually performed with a commercial allergen extract prepared by a pharmaceutical company. A small drop of allergen solution is placed on the skin of the forearm and a small lancet is used to gently prick the skin through the drop of allergen solution. If allergic antibody is present on the histamine-containing cells in the skin then an itchy lump like a hive comes up in the area of testing. The tests are read at 15 minutes and the size of the swelling roughly correlates with the amount of specific allergic antibody in the system.
Positive skin tests usually subside over a couple of hours, although occasionally the swellings will persist for up to 48 hours.
Why perform allergy skin testing?
To determine if a person is allergic it is important to find out whether they have produced the "allergic antibody" (IgE) in their system. The absence of an antibody means allergy is very unlikely to that substance. If a person has the antibody then it means that an allergic condition is more likely.
Skin tests can confirm a history of a likely allergic event and provide an explanation for it. For example if a person has a reaction on eating a meal containing, among other things, nuts, and has a positive skin prick test to the type of nuts that were thought to be present, it is very likely that the reaction is due to the nuts. Skin prick tests also help doctors work out what allergens might be appropriate to offer desensitisation (immunotherapy) to.
What does a patient need to do?
We ask patients if they are taking antihistamines, and if so, to withhold them for 48 hours before skin prick testing. For some people this results in severe symptoms, and if this is the case, blood tests can be ordered instead of skin tests.
Some antidepressants, particularly drugs related to amitriptyline, will also affect skin prick tests. Drugs such as fluoxetine in the SSRI group of antidepressants can also cause problems in some instances. Let the doctor know and we can undertake blood tests as an alternative. It is not usually recommended, nor necessary to stop antidepressant medications.
All other medications can, and should, be taken as usual. This especially includes asthma medications and corticosteroids.
On the day of testing, we perform the tests on your forearm, so wear something with sleeves you can take off or unbutton.
Skin tests are usually well tolerated, even by children. The lancets that are used to prick the skin are very small and we aim not to draw blood at all.
What happens in a positive skin test?
A positive skin prick test will cause a small itchy lump in the skin. This will usually disappear over a couple of hours. Occasionally large reactions may be visible in 24 hours but these also disappear over 48 hours. When it occurs, this is called a "late reaction" and generally means you are very sensitive to that allergen.
Can I get a bad reaction to skin prick tests?
Very rarely skin prick tests can cause anaphylaxis or a severe allergic reaction. This is almost unknown when testing for inhalant allergens but can occur with a risk of about 1:16,000 when skin tests are performed to a substance to which a person has had anaphylaxis. Because of this small risk we often prefer to test for specific IgE in the blood when a person has had anaphylaxis, at least in the first instance.
Are there any reasons not to do skin prick testing?
Generally we prefer not to undertake skin tests in pregnant women: blood tests can usually be substituted.
If a person has significant asthma which is unstable, this is also a good reason not to perform skin prick testing on that day as this increases the risk of a severe reaction.
People with severe eczema can get extremely itchy in response to skin prick tests so that blood tests may be preferred in this instance.
Some people have very reactive skin: "dermographism", especially patients with urticaria. If this is the case the skin tests will all be positive, very itchy and are usually unhelpful for diagnosis, so we try to avoid doing them if this is the case.
Antihistamines and some antidepressants can interfere with skin prick testing. Let your doctor know if you are on these medications so that testing can be deferred, antihistamines withheld or blood tests undertaken instead if this is the case.
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