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History, faith and Indian historians A rejoinder to Romila Thapar.
Published on September 29th, 2007 In Uncategorized | Views 1116
The following is my response to the Editor, The Hindu. However, "The Hindu" has not been publishing views opposing to its ideology. Generally, it is said that N. Ram does not encourage anything that is against Marxism etc. Whatever, may be the fact, the copy is posted here for debate and discussion:A rejoinder to Romila Thapar Romila Thapar, an eminent historian of India has written her opinion in "The Hindu" under the caption, "Where fusion cannot work – faith and history" (The Hindu, September 28, 2007). For the article, see: http://www.thehindu.com/2007/0928/stories/2007092855231200.htm and with reference to this, I respond as follows:
Historians have never been honest in dealing with the historical issues involving faith and history, and there only faith and history have been brought into conflict. It is not fusing faith and history or vice versa. Historians know very well that it is their belief that history can be only based on what is written or has been written. It is their faith that they do not believe that if lived man of one million or 1 billon did not live if he has not left any historical record. But how scientists would say about it?
Historians believe about past events that they should have happened like this; at the same time other set of historians interpret that the same events could have happened in different way. Historians have accepted that they do not require any objectivity in their historical studies or methodology. So again, it their strong faith that they believe that objectivity is not required. But any other professional would accept it? Therefore historical faith and history cannot be independent. Without faith of the past or faith ion archaeological methods, historians cannot work independently. When historians have decided to differ, there would be difference only. Historians believed that Aryans invaded India destroyed Dravidians and so on. At that time itself, the believers and even Sanskrit scholars clarified that it was gross misinterpretation of Vedas. But none cared. Now, the historians have retracted, but the books remain containing such unhistorical writings. So how can their premises, their methods of enquiry, and their formulations be dissimilar?
You say, "When historians speak of the historicity of person, place, or event, they require evidence — singular or plural — that proves the existence of any of these and this evidence is based on data relating to space and time. The two important spaces in the Valmiki Ramayana are Ayodhya and Lanka, on the location of which scholarly opinion differs". Yes, what are those "scholarly opinions"? An opinion is nothing but belief or faith only as their views is estimated depending upon their attitudes and outlook.
What you say about the foot print of Mohammed kept in Jama Masjid or the hair kept in a Kashmir mosque? Have you ever recommended for chemical analysis or DNA test? Have historians ever tried their scientific methodology? Where has gone their scientific temper? You claim, "It is said that the Ram Setu is cultural heritage and therefore cannot be destroyed even if it is a natural geological formation and not man-made. Has the idea become the heritage? To search for a non-existent man-made structure takes away from the imaginative leap of a fantasy and denies the fascinating layering of folk-lore". When H. D. Sankalia [1972:46] asserted that there were no evidences for Asoka, Chandragupta Maurya etc., as no horizontal excavations had been done, historians did not worry and search for Asoka or Chandragupta. When Vincent Smith [1990:231-267] wrote that Asoka killed his brothers etc., you also repeated the song in your book [1963:20-54]. Accepting Kalhana as historian, you ignored the Asoka, as he recorded. So why can't deny this Asoka and accept the Asoka of Kalhana? It is only "the majority idea / opinion / faith" that only this Asoka could be "Mauryan Asoka" in spite of lacking historical evidences, created and established one Asoka! So even existed person was consigned to imaginary leap of fantasy and made fable!
Even after the so-called "authorized / critical edition" [Vol I-1960, II-1962, III-1963, IV-1965, V-1966, VI-1971], the mention of different Ramayanas is irrelevant, immaterial and incompetent.
As a historian, it is surprising that you have lied to the whole world like this: "This does not happen with the biographies of those who were known to be historical figures and who founded belief systems: the Buddha, Jesus Christ, Mohammad. Their biographies adhere largely to a single story-line and this helps to endorse the 'official' narrative of their life. Their existence is recorded in other sources as well that are not just narratives of their lives but have diverse associations. The historicity of the Buddha, for example, is established, among other things, by the fact that a couple of centuries after he died, the emperor Ashoka on a visit to Lumbini had a pillar erected to commemorate the Buddha's place of birth. This is recorded in an inscription on the pillar".
6 This does not happen with the biographies of those who were known to be historical figures and who founded belief systems: the Buddha, Jesus Christ, Mohammad.
It is well known that there are no biographies of Buddha, Jesus Christ and Mohammed as you asserted. This is blatant lie. Give me references of such biographies. What was written after such existed or non-existed personalities after them perhaps even after 300 years cannot be a biography. About different Buddhas, I am surprised that you say nothing is there. You do not remember how a Buddha had to come to fight with Adi Sankara? Moreover, it is well known about the different versions of Jesus, Christs etc., even before and after the so-called Jesus Christ combine. About Mohammed, I am also afraid of giving details just like you. Any way, just I tell there are books – M. Cook [1983:65], P. Crone [1987:75-76], Ibn Warraq [1995:66-85].
6 Their biographies adhere largely to a single story-line and this helps to endorse the 'official' narrative of their life.
Why they should largely adhere to a single line? How this helps "official" narrative? How "official" it could be of "their life"? Why can't you write as a historian instead of believer here?
That the "biographers" were compelled or forced to accept or adhere to a single line proves that many lines were left out. And still small number of biographers who did not adhere to a single line is also exposed. Then, what you are talking about? Majority view and minority view? Condemn the "lesser" and accept or approve the Larger"! Adhere to one-line and forget many lines! What sort of historian you are? That man Karunanidhi has become a senile man and talks differently. Do you also do the same think as a senile lady?
How you endorse such one-liners? Is there any historical methodology to that effect? Which University teaches such approving of one-line biography by eminent historians like you?
Do not fool Indians. Ernest Renan, J. M. Robertson and so many reputed authorities are there on the subject matter of Jesus Christ and Christianity. Any way, it is your cowardice gets exposed, as you never whispered anything, when there was much Christian opposition to screening of "Da Vinci Code". However, when the so-called "Hindutva judgment" came out, you vociferously jumped and asserted that "We would go to Court". Everything appeared in "the Hindu" itself with your face. Madam, what happened? But now you come siding with atheists, anti-Hindus, anti-nationals as a historian suppressing the recent past and forgetting your own past!
6 Their existence is recorded in other sources as well that are not just narratives of their lives but have diverse associations.
So also Rama.
Why then your argument goes differently.
In fact, their associations differ. But, Ramayana core story, as H. D. Sankalia in his "Ramayana Myth or Reality" that it had been there nearly for 3000 years [1972:62].
How "That their existences is recorded in other sources" help you to decide?
It may be noted that historians and scholars have pointed out that Christ story was copied from
Krishna! Rama was repeatedly mentioned in different literature not because of variance, but influence and impact created on the people well before 2500-3000 YBP. Was the Sangam poet a fool to record in his poem about his discussion with his army about the mode of crossing over the ocean to Lanka". How that poet was imaging that that Lanka should have been the Lanka of Ramayana in his times i.e, 2500 – 3000 YBP?
6 The historicity of the Buddha, for example, is established, among other things, by the fact that a couple of centuries after he died, the emperor Ashoka on a visit to Lumbini had a pillar erected to commemorate the Buddha's place of birth. This is recorded in an inscription on the pillar
Recently, there has been lot of information coming out as to how the British historians including the ASI officials, specifically Alois Anton Furher had fabricated the Stone Casket with Asokan inscriptions and planted there. For his forgey, he was dismissed from the service. The sudden disappearance of Buhler also intriguing in the context. For more details see: http://www.lumkap.org.uk . note now also the ASI officials are in a soup!
6 "From the point of view of archaeology and history, the Archaeological Survey of
India was correct in stating that there is to date no evidence to conclusively prove the historicity of Rama. The annulling of this statement was also a political act. Reliably proven evidence is of the utmost significance to history but not so to faith".
The present ASI officials are not like A. A. Fuherer to fabricate or forge Asokan inscriptions or like John Marshall to suppress the ASI report of Banrejee. They could have verified the greatest Indian archaeologist view in their affidavit. But, evidently, being the stooges of politicians, as politicians they acted ad they would get the sack, unless they are innocent or have guts to expose the politicians, who ordered them to do so. Leave alone the ASI people. The ASGCS / other standing councils who drafted the affidavit, vetted the affidavits etc.., also are responsible. Therefore, if all acted as a gang to malign and blaspheme Rama, it is not history but mystery. And do not you think that such culprits should be punished?
6 Blasphemy does not lie in doubting historicity.
Yes, Romila you doubt the historicity of others also as listed – Buddha, Jesus Christ, Mohammed – Do not be contended with one-line official version. You are a historian. You should go by primary sources – historical documents. Nothing more, nothing less!
To what extent you can doubt the historicity of them along with Rama or otherwise, we are going to see. Or children will wait and see!
Of course the question of blasphemy, who will decide? The Courts? Let us see!
6 The historian is not required to pronounce on the legitimacy of faith. But the historian can try and explain the historical context to why, in a particular space and time, a particular faith acquires support. And we need to remind ourselves that our heritage has been constantly enriched not just by those of faith but also by those who contend with faith.
Yes, you know very well if you start analyzing with the legitimacy of faith of – Buddha, Jesus Christ, Mohammed.
So you decide which faith has to be supported in a particular space in time?
Accordingly, it is evident that you do not support the faith of Rama.
Yes, Rama baktas have been living with content even after what you historians have done in the case of Ramajanmabhumi issue.
Of course, they may not be knowing what your people have been doing in the Indian History Congress presenting papers taking Ayodhya to Afganisthan etc. Note that even in
Calicut, during last IHC, you have to live on Rama just like Karyu. The lady who got selected as GS said some thing on Rama! Poor Rama-baktas kept quite.
6 If there is a strong faith — in the religious sense — among millions of people, then it does not require to be protected through massive demonstrations and the killing of innocent persons, through political mobilisation. Nor do archaeology and history have to be brought in to keep that faith intact. Faith finds its own place and function, as do archaeology and history. And the place and function of each is separate.
Yeah, oh woman, you do not know how many Ramabaktas were burned and killed. You want Rama-baktas to forget everything. But try to interpret mischievously, what happened to the three in Bangalore. Note, it is because of Karu, that happened. Fighting with Karnataka, he earned enormous enmity with Kannadigas. And this man used to come there and say as he used to go to Gopalapuram and Oliver Road
. So not vulgarize the issue with your perversity. Do not suppress the facts.
The honesty of archeologists and historians, only Indians have to certify.
6 To say that the partial removal of an underwater formation in the Palk Straits is going to hurt the faith of millions is not giving faith its due. Is faith so fragile that it requires the support of an underwater geological formation believed to have been constructed by a deity?
You can blast Bamian Buddhas, you can destroy IVC. Like Aurangazeb you can go on demolish temples. Like Dr. F.J A. Flynn, you can smuggle artifacts and coins. Your historians and archaeologists aid and abet. But he would be caught red-handed in
Delhi airport. So demolish Rama-sethu! Yes, nothing will happen or happens.
6 Making faith into a political issue in order to win elections is surely offensive to faith?
Karu is doing that. Cong is coding that. None else links it with politics.
6 What is at issue is not whether Rama existed or not, or whether the underwater formation or a part of it was originally a bridge constructed at his behest. What is at issue is a different and crucial set of questions that require neither faith nor archaeology but require intelligent expertise: questions that are being willfully (sic) diverted by bringing in faith. Will the removal of a part of the natural formation eventually cause immense ecological damage and leave the coasts of south India and Sri Lanka open to catastrophes, to potential tsunamis in the future? Or can it be so planned that such a potentiality is avoided?
Scientists have discussed enough. I do not think you have ay competency here.
6 What would be the economic benefits of such a scheme in enhancing communication and exchange? Would the benefits reach out to local communities and if so, how? Equally important, one would like to know precisely what role will be played by the multinational corporations and their associates in
India. Who will finance and control the various segments of such an immense project? It is only when such details are made transparent that we will also get some clues to the subterranean activities that are doubtless already simmering. These are the questions that should be asked of this project and that at this point in time should be occupying public space.
Oh now, it is clear. You write like what Karu talked and talking. Do you have any alliance with Karu? The "Mount Road Maha Vishnu" has marriage alliance with Karu. You have connection with Ram. So also Karu, Kanimozhi and Ramajayam with "The Hindu". So what is the alliance. At whose behest, you are writing and talking the language of Karunanidhi?
Any way thank you for exposing yourself.
Thank you for revealing that Karunanidhi, Congress, you and others are doing this only for election.
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Q: prepared statement count numbers of returning rows I want to display the total count of users and users being online. However, there are two simple queries for that:
SELECT id FROM users;

and
SELECT id FROM users WHERE online=1;

And this is my code for the first statement
if($stmt = $mysqli->prepare("SELECT id FROM users"))
    {
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        $stmt->close();
        $stmt = null;

    }

It just returns 0 as total count of users and online users. How can you perform such a check?

A: Instead of selecting all the rows, do a SELECT COUNT(*) query so that the count is returned as the result. In fact, you can combine the two queries into one:
if ($stmt = $mysqli->prepare("SELECT COUNT(*), SUM(online = ?) FROM users") {
    $requ = 1;
    $stmt->bind_param("i", $requ);
    $stmt->execute();
    $stmt->bind_result($totalcount, $count);
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    $stmt->close();
    $stmt = null;
}

A: if($stmt = $mysqli->prepare("SELECT COUNT(id) FROM users WHERE online=?"))

 $requ = 1;
    $stmt->bind_param("i", $requ);
    $stmt->execute();
    $stmt->bind_result($onlineUsers);
    $stmt->fetch();
    echo $onlineUsers;
    $stmt->close();
    $stmt = null;

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ATTENTION ALL! Join us Sunday May 5 for the 2019 Tyler Routt All-Star Tournament & Len Willeford Home Run Derby
By John Ryan, 04/15/19, 6:15PM PDT
Come out and support the league gamers!
Good afternoon Coaches, Players and Fans,
One of our league's annual hallmark events features two incredibly fun contests known as the Tyler Routt All-Star Tournament and Len Willeford Home Run Derby. These take place on Sunday May 5th, 2019 at Jones Family Park.
As with all of the league's events, the ultimate success of these events depends largely on support and participation from our coaches, players and parents.
With this said, the league is asking coaches for each team (including the Galt Lugnuts and Ironpigs) to select four players to participate in the all-star games and one player to participate in the home run derby. For the all-star games, the players that selected are not necessarily the post season all-stars (top players) but journeyman level players that love the game of baseball and possess that "yes coach" attitude. For the home run derby, the player that selected should be each team's best hitter and not a Tyler Routt All-star.
Coaches - Please make sure that selected players are available on Sunday May 5th. Email Coach Doug Penney at jcpenney6@comcast.net no later than 9:00 pm on May 2, 2019 with full player names, uniform number, and positions played for the four all-stars and just the full player name for the home run derby participant. A single email for both the Tyler Routt All Star Game and the Len Willeford Home Run Derby participants is preferred.
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The Tyler Routt All-Star Game ceremony will begin at 1:30 pm with the first pitches at 2:00 pm. Check in and warm ups will start at 12:30 pm. The players are asked to wear their regular season uniform but will receive a Tyler Routt All-Star Hat.
The four 12-man team format will be as follows:
Mike Trout Division: Beavers, Red Wings, Thunder
Aaron Judge Division: Scrappers, Lugnuts, Bandits
Kris Bryant Division: River Dogs, River Cats, Iron Pigs
Joey Votto Division: Giants, Rattlers, Ironbirds.
The goal of this All Star Tournament is to create 4 teams of "Gamers" to play in two exciting games!!
Please do not hesitate to contact me or Coach Doug Penney with any questions that you may have. Let's have another great All-Star Game/Home Run Derby event!!!
EGBR League Liaison
Tyler Routt
Please enjoy a couple of articles about the Tyler Routt All-Star Tournament from long time EGBR President, coaches and board members.
Remembering a Gamer - By Joe Matlen
Tyler Routt All-Stars - Making EGBR Special - By Doug Penney
Tyler Routt All-Stars 2014
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Heat the oil in a frying pan. Coat the chicken pieces with the flour. Brown the chicken pieces on both sides over medium-high heat, adding more oil if necessary. Salt and pepper the chicken pieces to taste.
Cut the potatoes into quarters. Add the potatoes, the orange and pineapple juices, and the bay leaf to the skillet. Bring the mixture to a simmer and cook for 15 minutes, partially covered, turning the chicken once. The potatoes should be tender and the chicken pieces cooked through.
Remove the chicken and potatoes and keep them warm. Discard the bay leaf. The pan juices should be thick and syrupy. If not, cook over high heat until they're reduced to a sauce consistency. Add pineapple chunks and bananas. Heat through. Pour the fruit mixture over the chicken. Sprinkle the peanuts over the top.


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You are here: Home / Agriculture / Deere announces layoffs one day after reporting record profits
Deere announces layoffs one day after reporting record profits
February 13, 2014 By Dar Danielson
Just a day after reporting record quarterly profits, Deere and Company has announced layoffs at its combine plant in the Quad Cities. Company spokesman, Ken Golden, says about 120 jobs will be cut at the John Deere Harvester Works in East Moline.
He says their projections show ag equipment sales will be down five to 10 percent in the U.S. and Canada, and will also be down in all worldwide markets. "The impact of this kind of news, when we believe the markets are decreasing, is that we have to balance the size of the workforce," Golden says. "This is never easy, this is always tough."
About 2,000 people work in production at the Harvester Works, and the layoffs will be based on seniority. "We really try very hard to communicate with our employees about the fact that there has to be this flexibility in the workforce. And I believe people are taking jobs with the knowledge that they're going to be the first ones laid off if times turn to a negative," Golden says. "We are hopeful that although this is an indefinite layoff, some of the people will be called back if the market conditions do change."
Golden also says over the last three years, Deere has added 450 jobs at the Harvester Works. Total employment at Deere's East Moline combine plant is currently around 2,800. The layoffs will take effect on March 31st.
Filed Under: Agriculture, Business, News Tagged With: Employment and Labor


The Island of Mystical Legends Off the coast of Kedah is a cluster of 99 islands with the best of many worlds; beautiful beaches, world-class infrastructure, mangroves rich in flora and fauna, ultra-cheap duty-free shopping and fascinating legends. Langkawi has a lingering legend woven into its history. Ask anyone in Langkawi about the tragic legend of a beautiful young lady named Mahsuri, and you'll hear a tale of love, jealousy and a curse that was placed upon the island by her for seven generations. Today, the seventh generation of Langkawi's inhabitants has long come and gone, but people here still believe that the prosperity and blessings the islands enjoy today and the passing of the curse is not a pure coincidence. The mysticism of this legend can be felt in many parts of this island, especially at Makam Mahsuri (Mahsuri's Mausoleum) where the famous legendary figure is said to be buried.


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The 2015 WNBA season was the 19th season of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). The regular season started on June 5 and playoffs concluded on October 14.

The Minnesota Lynx beat the Indiana Fever 69–52 in game five of the Finals on October 14 to clinch a third WNBA title in five years.

TV and Internet coverage
Games aired on ESPN (1 regular season game), ESPN2 (10 regular season games), ABC (All-Star Game) and NBA TV (47 regular season games).

Notable occurrences
 On February 3, 2015, the Phoenix Mercury announced that superstar Diana Taurasi would not play in 2015. Her Russian club team, UMMC Ekaterinburg, offered her more than her WNBA season salary to rest during the 2015 WNBA season. Some in the league feared this would cause more star players to reach similar agreements.
 On June 4, 2015, Tulsa player Glory Johnson announced that she is pregnant and would miss all of the 2015 WNBA season.
On July 23, 2015, The WNBA approved the relocation of the Tulsa Shock to Dallas-Fort Worth. The move is the first franchise relocation or fold since the 2009 Sacramento Monarchs folded, and the Detroit Shock moved to Tulsa. At the time, the Shock were the only WNBA franchise to relocate twice.
On October 14, 2015, The Minnesota Lynx won their third WNBA title in five years, beating the Indiana Fever 3-2.
On November 4, 2015, shortly after the 2015 season concluded, WNBA President Laurel Richie announced her resignation, effective November 9, 2015. She was the league's 3rd president.

2015 WNBA draft

On August 21, 2014, the 2015 WNBA Draft Lottery took place. The Seattle Storm, who had a league-worst record of 12–22 last season, won the draft lottery and had the right to pick first in the 2015 draft. In the draft, held on April 16, the Storm made Jewell Loyd of Notre Dame the top pick.

Team standings
Source:
Eastern Conference

Western Conference

Playoffs

Season award winners

Player of the Week award

Player of the Month award

Rookie of the Month award

Postseason awards

Coaches

Eastern Conference
Atlanta Dream: Michael Cooper
Chicago Sky: Pokey Chatman
Connecticut Sun: Anne Donovan
Indiana Fever: Stephanie White
New York Liberty: Bill Laimbeer
Washington Mystics: Mike Thibault

Western Conference
Los Angeles Sparks: Brian Agler
Minnesota Lynx: Cheryl Reeve
Phoenix Mercury: Sandy Brondello
San Antonio Silver Stars: Dan Hughes
Seattle Storm: Jenny Boucek
Tulsa Shock: Fred Williams

References

External links
2015 WNBA Schedule and Results - Women's National Basketball Association - ESPN
Official Site

2015 in American women's basketball
2014–15 in American basketball by league
2015–16 in American basketball by league
Women's National Basketball Association seasons

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Welcome to the Photonics Research Center!
This Center for the United states Military Academy has faculty members from the Departments of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Physics, and Chemistry & Life Science. Please review the information about our faculty and the research the are completing. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us!


Picture yourself cruising down an open sand bank, the desert sun reflecting off the glass of your helmet's visor. The wind whips pleasantly against your face as your speedy travel kicks up the typically undisturbed sand behind you. The air smells fresh and outside of the roar of an engine and your own excitement filled screams, you're engulfed in the silence of a wasteland. In the distance is nothing more than a vast expanse of sandy terrain, maybe the slightest sparkle of a bustling city hits your eyes on the horizon. What you're experiencing is freedom, liberation from the everyday routine and the monotony of life. Sound nice? Than you need to rent yourself a dune buggy and take to the Las Vegas desert.
With Lake Mead a reasonable distance away from Las Vegas, your mind may immediately default to renting a Jet Ski or speed boat and spending a nice day on the large lake. Sure, the thought of the cool water splashing against your face as you race over boaters wake may seem like the perfect experience, but as immense as Lake Mead is, sometimes the plethora of tourists can overtake its big space. If you need freedom from the big city of Las Vegas, from continuously bumping into people as you try to make it from one end of the strip to the next, a trip on the open desert is the perfect answer. Most dune buggy rental locations offer two different types of experiences - a solo tour where you take to the desert sands alone, or on a carefree ride as a passenger.
An internet search for "dune buggy rentals" will bring up numerous results, so you'll want to break it down to one site that offers the best experience for the price. Sites like Bachelor Vegas and Sun Buggy offer three different unguided tours, two of which offering six passenger buggies. While each tour is filled to the brim with scenery, they differ in their overall experiences. The Valley of Fire tour acts as a leisurely stroll, allowing only a max speed of 20mph. The Mini Baja Chase, which can accommodate up to only four people, is an exhilarating chase through the desert sands and should be experience by any thrill-seeking daredevils. If you want the ability to switch between fast paced and leisurely, the Las Vegas Dune tour acts as the perfect middleman. If you're new to the dune buggy experience, it's always recommended to start off with either the slower paced tour or as a passenger on one of the guided tours.
At the heart of it all, no matter what kind of experience you end up taking, you'll experience what feels like complete liberation from the mundane that is the typical work week. Whether you're strolling through the Valley of Fire or hitting top speeds as you bounce over the dunes of Las Vegas, you won't regret keeping away from that crowded lake.


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Солёное () — село,
Солоненский сельский совет,
Вольнянский район,
Запорожская область,
Украина.

Код КОАТУУ — 2321587201. Население по переписи 2001 года составляло 1292 человека.

Является административным центром Солоненского сельского совета, в который не входят другие населённые пункты.

Географическое положение
Село Солёное находится у истоков реки Солёная, которая пересохла вследствие мелиарации в 80-х годах,
ниже по течению на расстоянии в 3 км расположено село Шевченково.
Через село проходит железная дорога, станция Платформа 1063 км.

История
 1928 год — дата основания.

Экономика

Объекты социальной сферы
 Школа.
 Амбулатория.
 Клуб

Достопримечательности
 Братская могила советских воинов.

Примечания


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Monday - Friday | 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Through robust technology and tailored service delivery, we bring banking to you.
Access to bankers and mortgage pros with decision-making authority who are fanatical about service.


After going on a long hiatus in 2008, Neuroticfish suddenly returned to the scene in 2015 with the album "Sign of Life". This time it's only been a couple of years, and thus "Antidoron" is in our hands.
The sound is quite familiar, but the German duo has a knack for composing catchy hooks, while packaging them in a dense, fat production destined for the dance floor.
The singing is quite one dimensional, and the songs do get kind of samey after a while, but if you're into well produced synthpop, bodypop and futurepop you can't really go wrong with "Antidoron".


Hello everyone. Just want to introduce myself. Name here is walker, for discretion. 28 year Old male living on the Jersey coast. I work in construction and am going to school for computer science. I am Also in the military, reservist. I have a long term girlfriend but I'm in love with my cousin, I'll get into that in another post though. That's a quick bit to start. Glad to be here, Hope I can find some Support and clarity.


I haven't posted in a couple weeks, but I will! hahah. Really busy DJing across the board right now! Lots of great gigs in the works and coming up! Visit my Gigs page to see where i'll be next! OR! You can always find me Friday Nights at Crescent Ballroom for CAN YOU DIG IT! Stay Tuned for a Special One Off Night called - CAN YOU DIG IT BRAZIL? coming in February! Plus My Saturday Night Residence starts back at Province on February 16th! More details to come!
I've been working hard on a few new mixtapes and a few new album releases for Afro:Baile Records. More news on all of these great things coming up! Check back! maybe a week or so!


This Medusa image is from Simply B stamps. The challenge was to use this stamp and create a card using only, cream, black and one other color- not counting face and hair colors.
Come and join us. Request to join Simply B stamps on Facebook here and ask Betty or Corinne for the image. It is free if you do the challenge. They are a great group of gals. The challenge is here.
HEE HEE..I know, not punny at all.
Hello again. Hope your Monday is going well. Today's card is a get well card using a combination of both the Joseph's coat technique as well as th emerging color technique. There are great tutorials here at Splitcoaststampers for each of these.
I really enjoyed getting inky this weekend. I am definitely going to play with this technique again.
First I laid down color on the craft mat. Barn Door, Wild Honey, Mustard Seed, Peeled Paint, Faded Jeans, in that order.
Then I took the stamp Leafy Glade from Stampin Up. I stamped it into the color, then picked the stamp back up again and stamped it into the color again, just a little lower than the last time. I then did this once more but this time placing the stamp down higher in the color slightly. This blends the colors slightly.
Then I spritzed the stamps slightly with water and stamped it onto white cardstock.
I then placed the Stampin Up stamp Definitely Decorative Daisy (the fill in stamp) into versamark ink and stamped it onto the Leafy Glade stamped image.
I embossed the flowers with clear embossing powder and heat set it.
I then used the Black Soot ink pad and rubbed it over the entire thing. When it was completely filled I used a damp paper towel to remove the black from the embossed flowers.
I then used to Labels 8 die to cut out a portion of the sheet and mounted it on red card stock cut by hand using the outside edge of the Labels 8 die. I tied Offray top stitch orange ribbon into a bow. I used a Stampin' up punch and stamped a sentiment from the Stampin' Up- Teeny Tiny Wishes set. I then mounted this all onto a white card that I embossed with my polka dot cuttlebug embossing folder.
I love that the embossing almost makes the flowers look dewy.


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Q: Android canvas app laggy only for specific mobile/OS version My app uses HTML5 canvas and uses Cordova to build an .apk file. The game uses canvas greatly (no JS framework).
I have tested my app on 5 android devices. Running on Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 running Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread, the game was unreasonably laggy. It was only laggy when the user was NOT touching the screen, and it seems the OS enables some sort of anti-aliasing when the screen is not being touched - and this seems to cause lag. Is this a known issue with canvas-cordova-android 2.3.6? Is there a way to force disable this anti-aliasing at all times, not just when the user is touching the screen?
The following did not help:
context.imageSmoothingEnabled = false;
CSS image-rendering...

Thanks.


HOA Management Contract: Your Board is currently negotiating a new marina management contract, now that the SC Supreme Court ruled in our favor.
Sewer Lift Station: Over the past several years, on numerous occasions, our sewer lift station has been flooded with salt water from the small but steady rise in flood tides, and as a result, we've had to bring in portable toilets while our system pump and associated electronics were repaired/replaced. These have been ongoing recurring and expensive ugly repairs each time. Your Board has approved a much needed overhaul of the entire system with a new and larger storage tank and a relocation of all electrical, plumbing and lift pump to higher ground that will not be affected by rising salt water. We anticipate our overhaul to be completed by October 2017 at a cost of $35K.
Dredging and fuel piping update: After 2 years, we have now received all necessary permitting for our dredging project, and we expect to have the Army Corps of Engineers final documentation to us in September 2017, so that our dredging can be accomplished this winter. Additionally, we will have some dock disruptions this winter while Marine Fuels replaces their gas and diesel lines located under the HOA docks. Stay tuned for updates as we get closer to these 2 projects. Reminder: Our parking lot will be closed to all vehicles for approximately 3 weeks this winter as we use it for our dredge de-watering process. Your Board is reviewing possible alternative parking options.
Dockside fresh water is NOT to be used on vessel air conditioning systems. Reminder to all slip owners that Marina Rule and Regulation #26 specifically prohibits use of our marina's fresh water to be used in cooling vessel A/C's. Your Board has required marina staff to monitor this weekly, in order to keep our water bill under control. Non-compliance fees and eviction notices will result once a slip owner has been notified.
Effective 1/1/2016, your Board directed marina staff to begin notifying slip owners of all unclean and unsightly/unseaworthy vessels. To date, we've made good progress in cleaning up and repairing many unsightly and unseaworthy vessels, and staff continues to monitor all vessels weekly. However, failure to respond to our marina staff and/or comply with Rule and Reg #4 will result in monthly non-compliance fees to the slip owner, as well as the vessel cleaning cost, and a revocation of any parking pass for that boat slip. Several vessels have been recently evicted due to their failure to comply.
Standard Lease and our Rules and Regulations: All slip owners that rent/lease their slips are reminded that our standard lease requires a strict adherence to all our Rules and Regulations. Our marina staff works with all tenants to ensure their awareness and their compliance. However, once staff notifies the tenant and the tenant continues to non-comply with our Rules and Regulation, this then results in non-compliance fees to the slip owner, and can lead to the eviction of a tenant for continual non-compliance. Please ensure that before any tenant signs a lease, he has read and fully understands all our Rules and Regulations. Our standard lease and our Rules and Regulations are all posted on MyAshleyMarina.com.
· Promote awareness of transient boating opportunities.
Please stay tuned for future updates as we evaluate our plan of action.


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Q: Calculate the time delay between send and received packets using iperf3 and tcpdump? I have written a bash code to run iperf3 and capture packets. Then i have extracted frame time from the .pcap file using tshark. The time is in the following format Jan 27, 2020 13:22:12.683438000 CET.
Now i want to calculate the time difference between the sent and received packets, but I dont know how do i subtract time which is in this format.
Which variable type should i use so that I can perform the subtraction.
I have also used datetime library but did not get results.

A: check if below lines can help you
from datetime import datetime
from pytz import timezone

CET = timezone('CET')

send_time = datetime.strptime('11:18:57.925 Wed Jan 5 2019', '%H:%M:%S.%f %a %b %d %Y')
print(send_time.astimezone(CET))
difference_from_now = send_time.astimezone(CET) - datetime.now().astimezone(CET)
print(difference_from_now)

received_time = datetime.strptime('08:18:57.925 Mon Jan 20 2020', '%H:%M:%S.%f %a %b %d %Y')
print(received_time.astimezone(CET))

difference_send_received = send_time.astimezone(CET) - received_time.astimezone(CET)

print(difference_send_received)


The introduction of night tourism in Rajasthan is whole heartedly welcomed by the locals and tourists. The state capital Jaipur becomes the first city in Rajasthan to take this initiative.
After the City Palace, Amer Fort and Albert Hall, one more name is added in the list of night tourism destinations in jaipur! They attract a large number of tourists, hence the 350 year old Vidyadhar Ka Bagh located at Ghat Ki Guni Tunnel is also starting with Night Tourism.
The Vidyadhar garden is a pristine garden located in the heart of Jaipur. One of Jaipur's best-preserved gardens, this picturesque garden is aesthetically designed and was built in the memory of Jaipur's chief Architect, Vidyadhar Bhattacharya. Apart from the crystal waters, the tranquil lakes, flower beds and well-maintained gardens, the Vidyadhar Garden has a lot to offer. Nestled in the lap of a popular valley in Jaipur, the garden offers a panoramic view of the city and is the pride of Jaipur's heavy heritage and culture. The expansive garden embraces artistic fountains, tiers of gardens, multiple galleries, char bagh style pavilions and shimmering lake. Designed on the lines of 'Shilpa Shastra', the Vidyadhar garden displays ornate frescoes with murals of Lord Krishna, and mesmeric flower beds. The blend of Mughal and Rajput style of architecture evidently echoes from the landscape of this garden. The garden is a heaven for nature lovers. At night, the shimmering and dazzling beauty of these lit up fountains, murals and pavilions would be mind blowing to watch.
A voyage to discover the City Palace by night-Jaipur!
To the eye, Jaipur offers a landscape of opulence that tells of a magnificent and bygone but always a well-built era. The capital city of Rajasthan is the most flamboyant and colorful city and the rulers always have that flair to preserve heritage of this world's most fancied destination that opens its windows to many wonders. Of all the beautiful monuments of this city, there is one, which is a treasure trove of centuries old art and craft, a place that loves fêtes, refreshes the glorious past through a spectacle Sculpture Lumiére Show and where one can experience an unparalleled gateway to Rajasthan's Royal hospitality under the magnificent dining arcades of Baradari restaurant- The City Palace, Jaipur.
So, let yourself loose on a voyage of discovering the City palace, at night. Located in the heart of the city in a rambling walled enclosure, the splendor of this Palace turns manifold when seen under the pristine night sky.
The City Palace in Jaipur is spread out over a seven interconnected courtyards. Some courtyards are now public property. Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II as part of his ambitious city project founded it in 1727, and his successors continued to ornament and add to the elegant buildings up until the 20th century. The palace has always been much more than the grand residence of a royal family. It was also, from the start, a centre of patronage of the arts and of learning, and with its many temples; it is also a place of ritual and worship. On important festival days such as Gangaur and Teej, the procession of the image of the Goddess through the streets unites the City Palace and the people of the city in shared celebrations. Today, the palace has thrown open its exclusive spaces to the public through the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum Trust, welcoming domestic and international visitors from far and wide.
The Museum began during the reign of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II in 1952, when the Silehkhana and an Art Gallery were opened to the public. At that time, a turban or pagri was a part of the entrance requirement for male visitors, as wearing one was the contemporary etiquette of the Palace. In 1959, a Textile and Costume gallery was added (in the Mubarak Mahal), and the Museum was formally named the Maharaja of Jaipur Museum. In 1972, after the death of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II, his son and successor Brigadier Maharaja SawaiBhawani Singh reorganized the museum to expand the collections and buildings, and renamed both the Museum and its managing Trust in honour of his father.
Based on our personal experience, we will take you to discover City Palace but remember, the City Palace is beautiful by day but simply stunning by night.
As Rajasthan Tourism Buzz was invited to take this royal tour, we moved inside from the ceremonial Tripolia Gate that takes us straight to Mubarak Mahal. Usually, only royal family uses this gate.
Mubarak Mahal – As you enter from Tripolia gate, the first thing that your eyes meet is the striking Mubarak Mahal, which was commissioned by Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh II in the year 1900 for use as a guesthouse to receive foreign visitors. As it was situated in the outermost courtyard of the palace, it allowed him to be a gracious host while maintaining his, and his family's privacy.
Now, this elaborately decorated building displays the museum's textiles collection. This embraces all textiles bought for or collected and used by the men and women of the royal family, irrespective of where they were made. No doubt, City Palace has the largest group of historic royal textiles surviving in India today. These are usually part of the personal collection and being relatively fragile, do not last long.
Opposite there is Painting and Photography Gallery, which is the latest edition in 2015. There is a broad selection of pictures from the Museum's reserve collections that have been displayed for the first time. Many new and interesting stories about the paintings have emerged as a result. The exhibition begins in the era of the founder, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, in the 18th century and concludes after Indian independence in 1947, when ruler of the time, Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II, was no longer the sovereign ruler of Jaipur, but the democratically appointed symbolic head or Rajpramukh of the Indian state of Rajasthan.This room contains paintings bought for and commissioned by the founder and his sons.
The SarvatoBhadra (where the famous silver urns are displayed) is built on a plinth or platform, with marble pillars that hold up the roof. SarvatoBhadra means single-storeyed, square, open hall, with enclosed rooms at the four corners. The rest of this building and the courtyard around it is built with ordinary stone pieces, finished smoothly with plaster and then painted pink. One use of the SarvatoBhadra was as the Divan-e-Khas, or the Hall of Private Audience, which meant the ruler, could hold court with the officials and nobles of the kingdom in a more private, intimate space than the grand spaces of the SabhaNiwas which was open to more people. But it's also one of the most important ritual buildings in the complex, and continues to be so today, representing 'living heritage'. The SarvatoBhadra is at its glorious best when illuminated with lights at night.
The gate on the western side of the Sarvato Bhadra courtyard is called Riddhi-Siddhi Pol. Unlike most of the other gates, which are only plastered and painted, this gate is decorated with beautifully carved marble, giving us a hint about its importance – it was used by the Maharajas to enter their private residence! It leads into the Pritam Niwas Chowk, with the 7-storey Chandra Mahal on the right.
The courtyard is rectangular and has the famous painted and carved gateways. All four arched and painted gateways carry pictures of dancing peacocks and blossoming lotus flowers. Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, who lived about 200 years ago, built them. The courtyard was used for the Maharajas' private gatherings and events, and the women could look down on them the same way they looked at functions in the Sabha Niwas.
Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum Trust has recently started a Sculpture Lumière Show, created by the world's renowned light artist Patrick Rimoux, an introduction by the Shri Amitabh Bachchan and the State Anthem which has been revived by the Jaipur royal family and re-recorded by Rajasthan Roots inside the City Palace for visitors.
The Museum at Night offers an élite experience of the City Palace. The buildings are specially lit and magically transformed, and selected galleries are open for viewing. The Sculpture Lumiére Show is an enlightening experience, basking in the glory of its past to today's royal family it takes you on a enchanting journey covering the history of Jaipur and its rulers, through images from the Museum collection, video, and graphics, all projected onto the walls of the SarvatoBhadraChowk, and the Chandra Mahal. Guests can visit the illuminated palace buildings, courtyards and museum galleries before the Sculpture Lumiére Show.
Drenched in the spirit of pride, Chandra Mahal or the moon palace was the main residence of the Maharajas of Jaipur. It is seven storeys high, and was built in just seven years. The state flag of Jaipur, called the panchranga, or five-color flutters on the top. You may notice a smaller, quarter flag flying above it. That denotes that the Maharaja is in residence and is connected with the title 'Sawai' that is added to the names of the rulers of Jaipur. The founder of Jaipur, Maharaja Jai Singh the second, was honoured by the Emperor Aurangzeb with the title of 'Sawai' literally meaning 'one and a quarter'.
The seven storied building, Chandra Mahal is built with such proportion that one can hardly realize its grand scale without going around its various apartments. The walls of the verandah of Chandra Mahal on the first floor are covered with life size portraits of Jaipur rulers painted by German Artist A.H. Muller during the reign of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II. The verandah faces Royal Jai Niwas gardens, GovindDevji temple and the scenic view of the tiger fort on the Aravali Mountains all in one line.
The second storey of Chandra Mahal is Sukh Niwas. The gilded room has walls decorated with gold work from over 200 years ago. The room is full of royal memorabilia, including the famous Lalique Peacock table, an incredible piece specially made for the Royal Family of Jaipur by the world renowned artist Marc Lalique.
Chandra Mahal's third storey, called Rang Mandir is embellished with mirrors on the walls, pillars and ceilings.
The fourth storey is called Shobha Niwas. Created in 18th century, it is a room of mirrors embellished with decorations in colour and gold. This is the point that heralds all the royal ceremonies.
The fifth storey is the Chhavi Niwas, which is painted with floral pattern in blue & white to depict the reflection of clouds in the sky.
The Sixth storey of the palace is Sri Niwas, one of the finest examples of Mughal artwork decorated with mirror & gold during 18th century. The reflections of the intricate glass work in candlelight is a treat to the viewer's eye.
The top of Chandra Mahal or seventh storey is known as Mukut Mandir. It is the crown of the royal Palace over which the flag of Jaipur flies relentlessly. One can have a panoramic view of the walled city of Jaipur from the Mukut Mandir. While standing on the terrace you will find that there is something that carries a whiff of magic about the most beautiful city of Jaipur from here.
When grandeur of past magically blends with avant-garde settings, a gorgeous ambiance is conceived, which can be experienced at the restaurant, Baradari the latest in a series of initiatives by the Jaipur royal family for the visitors at City Palace. It wraps around the courtyard of what was once the historic service court of the City Palace. With cooling water cascades and an elegant bar that plays with the traditional form of baradari (a columned, open pavilion), it is the perfect place to conclude a visit to the Museum, or to host a meal. It serves sumptuous Indian and international cuisines in elegant surroundings and also runs a Snack Bar for the convenience of visitors who wishes to grab a meal on the go. Baradari has won the INSIDE Award for the Best Building in the Creative Re-use category.
So the next time you are planning a trip to Jaipur in Rajasthan, soak in the character of beauty and royal grandeur at the City Palace during night!


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I am a human rights lawyer and have been all my professional life. The focus of my work for the past 48 years has been to fight for the rights of mentally disabled people by using my skills as a lawyer.
I am described in the Chambers UK Guide as having a 'national reputation and to be an 'extremely high calibre thinker' and in 2016 I was the 'Mental Health and Capacity Law Lawyer of the Year UK'.
My expertise in mental capacity law was recently recognised when I was appointed an 'Accredited Legal Representative' by the Law Society.
I am a also member of the Mental Health Tribunal Panel and a member of the Mental Health Lawyers Association (MHLA). I was formally a committee member of MHLA and then held the post of President of the Association for a while.
I was appointed a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine in 2016.
I am an honorary senior lecturer at Edge Hill University and I also lecture at Chester University. As a practitioner and academic I keep up to date with developments and I see how the law operates in practice and carefully consider its impact on users and professionals. I have written editorial and articles for the Mental Health Nursing magazine.
I am on the editorial board of the International Journal of Human Rights in Healthcare.
I also run Peter Edwards Law Training. This provides practical legal training across the range of mental health and capacity law issues. I believe that my skill is to take what can be complicated legal concepts and explain them in simple practical terms to those working in front line services. I am honoured when asked to provide training for the real experts, namely those who have personal experience of using services.
I contribute to courses nationally on s.12 approved doctor updates, Best Interest Assessor updates and Approved Mental Health Professional updates.
I have worked with the Isle of Man and Jersey helping the development of their mental health and capacity laws. I am currently working with Gibraltar. It has recently updated their mental health and capacity legislation.
In 2007 I was nominated as Mental Health Lawyer of the Year.
I was a legal member of the Mental Health Act Commission from 1983 – 1989 where I served on the Central Policy Committee helping to develop the work of the new Commission.
I was the Law Society Chief Assessor Mental Health Review Tribunal Panel where I introduced the reaccreditation scheme.
Subsequently I was appointed as mental health consultant to Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and oversaw the mental health accreditation scheme at a time when it was the responsibility of the SRA.
I was a founder member of the Law Society Mental Health and Disability Committee.
I have worked with the Isle of Man Government on the development of their mental health and capacity laws.
I have also assisted the Jersey Government and Jersey MIND in updating their mental health laws and assisting in their plans to introduce capacity legislation. I have also assisted the Jersey Law Society in introducing an accreditation scheme to allow their lawyers to show that they have achieved a certain level of excellence when representing vulnerable people who are detained under their Mental Health Law.
I was commissioned by NHS England to train Yorkshire GP's on the Mental Capacity Act and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards and spent 6 months working closely with Pinderfields Hospital in Wakefield following adverse comments by the Care Quality Commission in relation to their staff understanding the Mental Capacity Act.
I used to appear on TV and radio and one of the high spots for me was being grilled by Jeremy Paxman on Newsnight over the famous Bournewood case.


"Readers cannot but be provoked and stimulated by this splendidly iconoclastic and refreshing book."—Andrew Porter, New York Times Book Review The Wealth and Poverty of Nations is David S. Landes's acclaimed, best-selling exploration of one of the most contentious and hotly debated questions of our time: Why do some nations achieve economic success while others remain mired in poverty? The answer, as Landes definitively illustrates, is a complex interplay of cultural mores and historical circumstance. Rich with anecdotal evidence, piercing analysis, and a truly astonishing range of erudition, The Wealth and Poverty of Nations is a "picture of enormous sweep and brilliant insight" (Kenneth Arrow) as well as one of the most audaciously ambitious works of history in decades. For the paperback edition, Landes has written a new epilogue, in which he takes account of Asian financial crisises and the international tension between overconfidence and reality.
The history of nations is a history of haves and have-nots, and as we approach the millennium, the gap between rich and poor countries is widening. In this engrossing and important new work, eminent historian David Landes explores the complex, fascinating and often startling causes of the wealth and poverty of nations. The answers are found not only in the large forces at work in economies: geography, religion, the broad swings of politics, but also in the small surprising details. In Europe, the invention of spectacles doubled the working life of skilled craftsmen, and played a prominent role in the creation of articulated machines, and in China, the failure to adopt the clock fundamentally hindered economic development. The relief of poverty is vital to the survival of us all. As David Landes brilliantly shows, the key to future success lies in understanding the lessons the past has to teach us - lessons uniquely imparted in this groundbreaking and vital book which exemplifies narrative history at its best.
"Globalization" has become a loaded term. Should we in the West believe, literally, that trade with poor nations can be blamed for our "impoverishment"? In this book, Daniel Cohen claims that there is practically no foundation for such an alarmist position. We need to reverse the commonly held view that globalization has caused today's insecure labor market. On the contrary, Cohen argues, our own propensity for transforming the nature of work has created a niche for globalization and given it an ominous aspect, causing some to reject it. Such errors in analysis must not persist; as Cohen says, the stakes are too high.
Although no less an authority than Joseph A. Schumpeter proclaimed that Antonio Serra was the world's first economist, he remains something of a dark horse of economic historiography. Nearly nothing is known about Serra except that he wrote and died in jail, and his Short Treatise is so rare that only nine original copies are known to have survived the ravages of time. What, then, can a book written nearly four centuries ago tell us about the problems we now face? Serra's key insight, studying the economies of Venice and Naples, was that wealth was not the result of climate or providence but of policies and strategies for competitively developing some economic activities rather than others, particularly manufactures, subject to increasing returns to scale and a large division of labour. Through a very systematic taxonomy of economic life, Serra then went on from this insight to theorize the causes of the wealth of nations and the measures through which a weak, dependent economy could achieve worldly melioration. At a time when leading economists return to biological explanations for the failure of their theories, the Short Treatise can remind us that there are elements of history which numbers and graphs cannot convey or encompass, and that there are less despondent lessons to be learned from our past. Serra's remarkable treatise is introduced by a lengthy and illuminating study of his historical context and legacy for the theoretical and cultural history of economics and for the economic strategies of nations.
As the world becomes more interconnected through travel and electronic communication, many believe that physical places will become less important. But as Mario Polèse argues in The Wealth and Poverty of Regions, geography will matter more than ever before in a world where distance is allegedly dead. This provocative book surveys the globe, from London and Cape Town to New York and Beijing, contending that regions rise—or fall—due to their location, not only within nations but also on the world map. Polèse reveals how concentrations of industries and populations in specific locales often result in minor advantages that accumulate over time, resulting in reduced prices, improved transportation networks, increased diversity, and not least of all, "buzz"—the excitement and vitality that attracts ambitious people. The Wealth and Poverty of Regions maps out how a heady mix of size, infrastructure, proximity, and cost will determine which urban centers become the thriving metropolises of the future, and which become the deserted cities of the past. Engagingly written, the book provides insight to the past, present, and future of regions.


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by Gary P Jackson | May 2, 2013 · 8:37 am
Confirmed: Eric Holder STILL Cares More About Murdering Terrorists Than The American People
If you know Attorney General Eric Holder's history supporting communists, and murdering terrorists, over the American people, his latest insult to us all should come as no surprise, but if you don't, let me give you a refresher course.
Before we even get into Holder's career as a terrorist enabler, I want to remind readers that
As a freshman at Columbia University in 1970 Eric Holder participated in an armed takeover of the ROTC headquarters. This guy has a lifelong career as an America hating militant!
Holder's law firm routinely does pro bono work for terrorists and Islamic supremacists.
During the Clinton presidency Holder worked over time to obtain a pardon for 16 murdering terrorists, members of the Puerto Rican terror group FALN.
The 16 members of the FALN (the Spanish acronym for Armed Forces of National Liberation) and Los Macheteros had been convicted in Chicago and Hartford variously of bank robbery, possession of explosives and participating in a seditious conspiracy. Overall, the two groups had been linked by the FBI to more than 130 bombings, several armed robberies, six slayings and hundreds of injuries.
Who can forget Holder's pivotal role in the Elian Gonzales Affair? You remember little Elian. His mother left Cuba on a raft, child in her arms. His mother DIED escaping that communist hell. His mother DIED in order to give her son a better, safer, freer life.
What did Clinton, Holder, and company do about this? Why the sent the kid back to Cuba and their pal Fidel Castro, of course! Never mind Elian had family here in America who were more than happy to take care of him and raise him as an American. And never mind it is American policy to allow Cubans who escape to stay.
The armed thugs Eric Holder sent to snatch up young innocent Elian, and return him to communist hell!
And who could forget the what happened in Philly in 2008. Armed Black Panther terrorists showed up at a polling place, wearing full quasi-military-terrorist garb, and carrying nightsticks and weapons. These terrorists were convicted in absentia but upon being confirmed, Holder overturned those convictions. Holder has been giving aid and comfort to various Black Panther terrorists since being made Attorney General.
Of course, there is also Fast and Furious, Obama and Holder's first attempt to pass unconstitutional gun grabbing laws. Holder put hundreds of weapons in the hands of Mexican narco-terrorists resulting in the murder of over 300 innocent Mexican citizens, as well as U.S. border agents Brian Terry and Jaime Zapata.
Both Holder and Obama, along with the rest involved in this, belong in prison, for the rest of their lives.
You can read a more thorough run down of terrorist lover Eric Holder's deeds here.
In the aftermath of the murders in Boston by radical Muslims, what is Eric Holder worried about now? It certainly isn't looking at the other radicals that walk among us!
Eric Holder gave a speech, where he barely mentions the victims of the Boston terrorist, but spends the bulk of his time saying he is going to be on the lookout for retaliation against Muslims.
Michelle Malkin and Megyn Kelly discuss this ridiculous Marxist's speech:
You know, after 9/11/01 and the worst attack on American soil, one might have expected a number of attacks on Muslims, especially those exhibiting hatred of America. Thing is, we saw very little of that. Americans were too busy morning the dead, and working to rebuild.
In Boston, the same thing happened. The people came together. Thankfully not a lot of property damage, but the damage to those attacked will stay with them forever, and yet, there hasn't been a single reported case of retaliation.
This is what makes Eric Holder's remarks so despicable.
Serious question. It's obvious that Eric Holder, and a significant majority of those in the democrat party hate America in the form our founders created. They hate America so much, they accuse our people of unspeakable evils that simply aren't happening. Why don't Holder and others just leave America and go somewhere that they can be truly happy, and stop making us miserable?
Eric Holder was confirmed by the Senate 75-21, obviously many Republicans voted for this disaster of a man. Michelle Malkin has the vote count here.
Thankfully, not all of the idiot Republicans who voted for Holder are still in the Senate, but many are. Besides being taken out and horsewhipped, every single one should be primaried in their next election. Seriously, why have a Republican in office if they are only there to assist democrats?
Video courtesy SarahNet.
Tagged as barack obama, Boston Bombers, eric holder, Idiot Democrats, Murdering Terrorists, Radical Islam
4 responses to "Confirmed: Eric Holder STILL Cares More About Murdering Terrorists Than The American People"
J.G.Lord
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The men and women a person appoints to an office directly and indirectly place on public display the man or woman who made that appointments. When one leads one seeks out those who hold the same ideals and opinions. the following should be sobering to the American people.
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Craig Stelck
American's are so incredibly dumbed down politically that they don't even know what a communist pig parasite is. Communist's have murdered over 100 million people in the last 100 years. It's a crime how horribly ignorant american's really are.
Gary P Jackson
Indeed, and liberals are responsible for at least 100 million dead, including 80 million Africans, dead because of Rachael Carson's fact free book "Silent Spring" that caused liberals to lose their shit and ban DDT, the ONLY effective killer of malaria carrying mosquitoes. Meanwhile, the cat who figured out DDT's effectiveness was awarded the Noble Prize [back when that thing actually mattered]
Of all the great evils mankind has faced over the centuries, liberalism is by far the greatest. Of course liberalism, and socialism-communism go hand in hand. All based on the same vicious, evil ideology.


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I pressed a bunch of rosin but it won't stop expanding ?
What do you guys do to get the air out ?
Why not just put it into smaller containers and freeze or refrigerate most of them? That way you don't have a large volume of rosin sitting out, and you can just go through a container, grab a new one and go from there each time. Would definitely keep everything fresher, and smaller volumes will not expand and contract so much with temperature swings, solving the issue imo.
Are you leaving it in a warm area? Is it under any kind of heat or pressure?
Not over 80f in the second sunniest city in the US !
Some of those bubbles stay in the rosin and try to come out over time.
I used a plastic vacuum container from a Food Saver and pulled a vac. on the container.
This worked real well to make the rosin more stable.
It is fun to dab from a 25 gram container that seems to stay full almost forever !
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If all the concerts aren't enough for you, how about some free downloads? Yes?!
I'll of course be enjoying seeing The Low Anthem at The Tabernacle on Wednesday evening. Unfortunately France are playing Ireland at football on the same night and MrChalky is French and he is also my +1, hope he doesn't try to smuggle a radio in. Hmmm.
You managed to miss both the one's I'm off to this week - Dean & Britta @ St Giles Church on Wed and The Clientele @ The Luminaire on Thu.


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What is a fact about Sydney Opera House?
There are more than 1 million roof tiles covering approximately 1.62 hectares sitting over the structure. They were made in Sweden. Seven A380s could sit wing-to-wing on the site. Sydney Opera House was opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 20th October, 1973.
What is the Opera House in Sydney known for?
The Opera House is Sydney's best-known landmark. It is a multipurpose performing arts facility whose largest venue, the 2,679-seat Concert Hall, is host to symphony concerts, choir performances, and popular music shows.
How much does it cost to go to the Sydney Opera House?
Standard tours at the Sydney Opera House are held in a variety of languages and cost AU$42 (about $30) for adults and AU$22 (around $15) for children. Family tickets, which include two adults and two children, cost AU$105 (about $70), and discounted tickets are offered for seniors and students 16 and older.
What is inside the Sydney Opera House?
Step Inside the famous theatres: Inside of Sydney Opera House it has six performance spaces which include Concert Hall, Drama Theatre, Playhouse, Joan Sutherland Theatre, Studio and Utzon Room. Each of these rooms combined together host more than 30 shows a week and 2000 events a year.
How old is the Sydney Opera House?
62c. 1959-1973
Sydney Opera House/Age
How many rooms are in the Sydney Opera House?
1,000 rooms
The Sydney Opera House has approximately 1,000 rooms. These include extremely large rooms, such as the concert hall that seats almost 2,700 people,…
Is the Sydney Opera House a wonder of the world?
On 28 June 2007 the Sydney Opera House was included on the UNESCO World Heritage List under the World Heritage Convention, placing it alongside the Taj Mahal, the ancient Pyramids of Egypt and the Great Wall of China as one of the most outstanding places on Earth. …
What's beneath the opera house?
Nestled beneath Sydney's Royal Botanical Gardens lies a double helix concrete car park, sinking 12 storeys underground. "This great big doughnut-shaped cavern was created as a huge open space and then this concrete structure was built inside it.
What can you do in the opera house?
Despite its name, the building hosts more than 2,000 shows a year and only about 15% of them are opera. There's standup comedy, indie rock gigs, orchestras, ballet, art and culture lectures, theater, dance and international concerts.
When was Sydney Opera House built?
Sydney Opera House/Construction started
What are some facts about the Sydney Opera House?
1 50 Fun Facts about Sydney Opera House. 1. The original indigenous people of the area were the Gadigal clan. 2. The Aboriginal name for the Point was Tu-bow-gule meaning meeting of the waters. 3. Sydney Opera House sits on Bennelong Point . The Point was first developed as a fort, named after Governor Macquarie . It was later used as a tram shed.
Where is the Sydney Opera House located?
View Media Page. The Sydney Opera House is an opera house located on Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour), New South Wales, Australia. Its unique use of a series of gleaming white sail-shaped shells as its roof structure makes it one of the most-photographed buildings in the world.
What is the history of Sydney Opera House?
The Sydney Opera House is a multi-venue performing arts centre in New South Wales, Australia. It was conceived and largely built by Danish architect Jørn Utzon , opening in 1973 after a long gestation that began with his competition-winning design in 1957. The NSW Government, led by Premier Joseph Cahill gave the go-ahead for work to begin in 1958.
What is the purpose of the Sydney Opera House?
When it was conceived in the 1950's, Sydney Opera House was intended to house three venues: The Major Hall, Minor Hall , and a small experimental theatre (now the Drama Theatre). The original intended purpose of the Major Hall was for opera, ballet and symphonic work.


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Q: How to enable migrations in Visual Studio for Mac I have Visual Studio for Mac and I'm trying to learn Xamarin with Azure using the following tutorial: https://adrianhall.github.io/develop-mobile-apps-with-csharp-and-azure/chapter3/server/
At some point, I have to enable EF migrations. The tutorial says: Go to View -> Other Windows -> Package Manager Console.
Unfortunately there is no Package Manager Console in Visual Studio for Mac... so how do you handle things like enable-migrations, add-migration or update-database on the Mac?

A: This is currently supported on Mac.
First you need to install dotnet-ef
dotnet tool install --global dotnet-ef
To install a specific version of the tool, use the following command:
dotnet tool install --global dotnet-ef --version 3.1.4
Add the "dotnet-ef" tools directory on the PATH environment variable.
export PATH="$PATH:/Users/'your user folder'/.dotnet/tools"
Open a command line, go to the project folder, and run
dotnet restore
If everything is fine, you should be able to run
dotnet ef
After that you can run commands like:
dotnet ef migrations add initial
dotnet ef database update
PS: Your solution should not be executing when the dotnet ef command line is trying to run!!!
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A: If you are using .NET Core (specifically EF Core), you can install the NuGet PowerShell Core Console in Visual Studio for Mac'.
Just follow the instructions described at:
https://lastexitcode.com/blog/2019/05/05/NuGetPowerShellCoreConsoleVisualStudioForMac8-0/

A: To run EF on Mac just follow the following.
Open a command line, go to the project folder, and run

dotnet restore

If everything is fine, you should be able to run

dotnet ef

After that you can run commands like:

dotnet ef migrations add initial
dotnet ef database update

A: This is not currently supported with Visual Studio for Mac out of the box.
There is a NuGet extensions addin that adds a PowerShell console to Visual Studio for Mac. This is available from the Extensions Manager, and provides a NuGet Package Manager Console window, available from the View - Other Windows menu. This allows you to run the EF PowerShell commands that you can run in Visual Studio on Windows.
If you are using Entity Framework 7 (or what they are calling Entity Framework Core) then you should be able to use the commands with the .NET Core command line.
dotnet ef migrations ...

If you are using Entity Framework 6 then you would need to find another way to call the migrations instead of using PowerShell. Entity Framework 6 has PowerShell commands that are specific to Visual Studio. They were ported to SharpDevelop but involved re-writing them to work with that IDE.

A: Mac Users
If you have N-Layer Architecture and multiple projects, make sure you're running command on the right path (possibly under the startup project path)
I was having issues because of a wrong path
dotnet ef database update
Of course you have to install ef first
dotnet tool install --global dotnet-ef --version {VERSION_NUMBER}
then export path
export PATH="$PATH:/Users/firatkeler/.dotnet/tools"
And do not forget to install db locally if your settings are pointing to a local db. Install and try to connect it first, then apply dotnet ef database update command.