Mumbai: In a startling twist to the Sheena Bora murder case, her mother and key accused Indrani Mukerjea today told a CBI court here that her husband Peter Mukerjea might have caused her daughter's disappearance out of "greed and ill-will".
She sought the CDR for the period between January 2012 and December 2012, and from January 2015 to December 2015. "I offer my sincere gratitude to your honour for your kindness and endeavor to provide justice to my daughter, Sheena, who may have lost her life on account of greed, betrayal, jealousy, lust and ill-will of persons whom she dearly loved and trusted," she said in her application.
The court is recording the statement of approver Rai. The alleged murder of Sheena Bora came to light in August, 2015 after Rai, arrested in another case, spilled the beans and Mumbai police arrested Indrani, her former husband Sanjeev Khanna, and Rai.


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Q: Is there any example of language grammar that possible for Yacc to express but impossible for Antlr4? I try to learn about language parser recently and always seen the review about difference in Yacc and Antlr (about LALR and LL). It was always some concluded wording like "LALR is more powerful". But I can't understand what its really means
So could anyone please enlighten me what is the meaning of the word powerful here?
I just assume that it would be meant "Yacc can do something Antlr can't do", if it is I wish I could see the exact example about it

A: A language that is LR(1) but not LL(*)
The question Language theoretic comparison of LL and LR grammars has an answer with the following language that is LR(1) but not LL(*):
{ a^i b^j | i≥j }

That is, some number of a followed by an equal or lesser number of b.
The same language is cited by this answer to the similar question Example of an LR grammar that cannot be represented by LL?.  However, the present question is different because that one says "LL", meaning LL(k), whereas here we're asking about LL(*) (and Antlr4).
Intuitive demonstration (not a proof)
Let's intuitively argue that this is LR(1) but not LL(*).
First, the LR(1) grammar (copied from the second linked answer):
S ::= a S | P
P ::= a P b | <empty>

Intuitively, this is LR(1) because an LR(1) parser can push any number of a symbols onto its stack, then when it gets to the first b, begin popping the corresponding a symbols in a,b pairs, using the first production for P.  If it runs out of b symbols, it pops the remaining a symbols using the first production for S.  If it runs out of a symbols while there are still b symbols left, it signals an error.  (Remember, in this context, we're primarily concerned with recognition, so the output is either "yes" or "error".)
In contrast, this grammar is not LL(*).  Intuitively, an LL(*) parser must decide, when it sees the first a, whether to use the first or second production of S.  It would like to look ahead to see if there are as many b symbols as a symbols remaining, because if not, then it would know it has to use the first production to "burn" the excess a symbols.  But LL(*) lookahead is limited to recognizing a regular language, and a regular language cannot recognize { a^i b^i } since it cannot "count".
Of course, the fact that one grammar is not LL(*) does not imply that the language is not LL(*), because there might be a more clever grammar.  To prove it is not LL(*), I would probably start with the formal definition, assume I had a grammar with those conditions, and then use a pumping lemma argument to show it can't correctly recognize the language of interest.  But I'll let the linked resources suffice as rigorous justification that the language is not LL(*).
Higher level interpretation
The way I think about it, LL makes decisions on the way "down" the parse tree, while LR makes them on the way "up".  To make a language that is not LL(k), we arrange it so a putative parser would have to commit to an interpretation of a symbol when the information it needs to do so is beyond the horizon of k symbols.  To make it not LL(*), we need to put the crucial information beyond a horizon that can only be crossed by first recognizing a non-regular language.
In contrast, LR can push symbols onto its stack, delaying their interpretation until it has seen the end of the associated production and already constructed interpretations of everything in between.
To try to make this a bit more concrete, imagine a programming language that has two kinds of brace-enclosed things, say, code blocks and object literals (like Javascript).  Imagine they both can occur in the same context (unlike Javascript):
  var x = { console.log("I am a code block"); /*result is*/ 6; };
  var x = { a:1, b:2 };

In that context, a parser encounters {.  LL must decide immediately whether that's the start of a code block or an object literal.  In Javascript, object literal keys have to be identifiers or string literals, and the union of both of those is a regular language, so an LL(*) parser can skip past the regex for "identifier or stringlit" to check for :, which would signal object literal (otherwise code block).
  {                    // hmmm, code or object?
  { a                  // possible object literal key
  { a :                // a-ha! definitely object literal

If instead a key could be an arbitrary string-typed expression, then LL(*) is in trouble because it has to balance parentheses to get past the putative key so it can check for the ::
  {                    // start of object literal?
  { (                  // uh-oh ...
  { (a                 // I'm
  { (a ?               //     getting
  { (a ? b             //             lost
  { (a ? b :           // is this the ':' after a key? help!

In contrast, LR happily defers the interpretation of {, pushing it onto a stack, and proceeds, in effect, with two potential interpretations until some token disambiguates them.
Hopefully this provides some intuition for what sorts of things LR contains but LL(*) does not.
There are examples of the reverse (LL(*) but not LR), although I don't know what they look like ("not LR" is a hard class to think about); see the first linked question for details.
Antlr4 semantic predicates
Now, the question title actually asks about Antlr4.  Antlr4 has semantic predicates, effectively allowing the programmer to insert arbitrary lookahead computation.  So if you're willing to step outside the grammar formalism, in fact there is no limit (short of decidability) on what an Anltr4 parser can recognize.

A: Here's an example grammar, for which there are examples that neither ANTLR nor YACC can parse without hackery:
   stmt = declaration ';' ;
   stmt = expression ';' ;
   declaration = type  ID ;
   type = ID '*' ;
   expression = product ;
   product = ID ;
   product = product '*' ID ;

Here's an example that neither ANTLR or L(AL)R can parse:
x * y ;

using this grammar.
There are two possible parses: 1) as a statement, 2) as a declaration.
This example is taken from the C language. (You can make a smaller
grammar; I tried to leave this in a form that was easy to understand its realism).
L(ALR) parsers and ANTLR will provide you at most one derivation.  Which means
they will each miss any alternative.
One can hack the parsing machinery to resolve this (as GCC famously used to do)
by bringing in symbol table information.   That tangles parsing and symbol table
construction which IMHO simply makes a mess out of the parser.  In particular, you can't decide what it accepts by just looking at the grammar.
The problem is that ANTLR and L(AL)R will not parse all context free langauges.
They parse only (different) subsets; this means one can parse certain instances that the other cannot and vice versa.  This means one is not more powerful than the other.
If you want a more powerful parser, e.g., handles fully context free languages, you need to look at Earley parsers, or GLR or GLL parsers.    Earley parsers aren't very efficient.  GLR and GLL tend to be efficient parsers on parts of the grammar which don't introduce ambiguities (multiple parses) or require large amounts of lookahead.   But most programming language construct you might want to parse tend not to be confusing because people have a hard time reading them in that case, too.
Because of the limits of L(AL)R and ANTLR,  my company (Semantic Designs) uses GLR parsers for some 40 languages.  This includes full C++17 which has more ambiguous parses and long-lookahead cases than you can shake a stick at, including the above example, most of them a lot more obscure.  As far as I know, we have the only C++17 parser that uses a grammar directly; GCC and Clang use hand-coded recursive descent with lots of tangled symbol table checks.
[The author of the other answer, Scott McPeak, did build C++ parsers for older dialects of C++ using GLR, more or less at the same time we started to do this.  Hats off to him.]

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Q: Prove that $f$ is a homeomorphism Let $f: (M,d) \rightarrow (N,\rho)$ be a one-one and onto mapping. Prove that the following are equivalent:

*

*$f$ is a homeomorphism.

*$g: N\rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ is contiuous if and only if $gof: M
   \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ is continuous.
To show $1 \implies 2$ I have proceeded in the following manner.
$f$ is a homeomorphism $\implies$ $f$ is continuous from $M \rightarrow  N$ $\implies$ For any sequence $(x_{n})$ in $M$ converging to $x$ we have $f(x_{n}) \rightarrow f(x)$. Let, $g$ is continuous from $N  \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ Therefore, $g(f(x_{n}) \rightarrow g(f(x))$. Hence, $gof(x)$ is continuous in $M$.
Since, the statement 2 had an iff next, I assumed that $f$ is a homemomrphism and $gof$ is continuous and proved that $g$ is continuous.
Now, I am not sure how I have to show $2 \implies 1$
Source:Real Analysis by N.L Carothers Page 72, Problem 54

A: A hint for $\ 2\implies 1\ $ is to take $\ g(y) = \rho\left(y,f(x_0)\right)\ $ for any fixed $\ x_0\in M\ $, and show that the continuity of $\ g\circ f\ $ implies the continuity of $\ f\ $ at $\ x_0\ $.
Edit: I originally missed the OP's statement that the proof of the continuity of $\ g\ $ following from $1$ and the continuity of $\ g\circ f\ $ had already been done.  So
I was incorrect in my earlier statement that this was still needed to complete the proof of $\ 1\implies 2\ $.

A: Let's generalise: let $f:X \to Y$ be a bijection between Tychonoff spaces. (all metrisable spaces are normal $T_1$ so Tychonoff, but we don't need the metric)
Let's show that 1 and 2 are equivalent :

*

*$f$ is a homeomorphism.

*For every $g: Y \to \Bbb R$: $g$ is continuous iff $g \circ f:X \to \Bbb R$ is continuous.

Assume that 1 holds. Then to show 2 we need to show an equivalence again. The left to right one is just using that the composition of continuous maps is continuous. If OTOH $ g \circ f$ is continuous, we can write $g = (g \circ f) \circ f^{-1}$ where the composition is continuous as $f^{-1}$ is continuous by assumption 1.
So 2. has been shown too, not using anything yet about our spaces.
Assume that 2. holds. We need to show 1, so $f$ is continuous and $f^{-1}$ is continuous (which exists because in all of this $f$ is a bijection) or alternatively, that $f$ is open.
To see that $f$ is continuous, let $O$ be open in $Y$ and we'll show that any $x \in f^{-1}[O]$ is an interior point of it, so take any $x \in f^{-1}[O]$; then $f(x) \in O$ and as $Y$ is Tychonoff, there is a continuous $g: Y \to \Bbb R$ such that
$g(f(x)) = 0$ and $g[Y\setminus O]=\{1\}$. Now apply 2.: as we know $g$ is continuous, $g \circ f$ must be continuous too. Define $U = (g \circ f)^{-1}[(-\frac12, \frac12)]$ which is continuous as the inverse image of an open set under the continuous $g \circ f$ and contains $x$. Also $U \subseteq f^{-1}[O]$ (as otherwise for some $x'$ with $g(f(x')) \in (-\frac12,\frac12)$ we'd have $f(x') \notin O$ which means $g(f(x'))=1$ by construction of $g$.). So $x$ is an interior point of $f^{-1}[O]$ and that set is open, and so $f$ is continuous.
To see that $f$ is open, let $O$ be open in $X$ and let $y\in f[O]$, so $y=f(x)$ for some $x \in O$. We can find some $h: X \to \Bbb R$ continuous with $h(x)=0$ and $h[X\setminus O]=\{1\}$ because $X$ is also Tychonoff. Define $g: Y \to \Bbb R$ by $g(y)=h(f^{-1}(y))$, using that $f$ is a bijection. Then $g \circ f = (h \circ f^{-1}) \circ f = h$ so we know that $g \circ f$ is continuous. It follows that $g$ is continuous too by using the other implication of 2., and now $U=g^{-1}[(-\frac12,\frac12)]$ is open in $Y$ and $g(y)=h(f^{-1}(y))=h(x)=0$ so $y \in U$ and if $y' \in U$ would be in $X\setminus f[O]$ then $f^{-1}(y') \in X\setminus O$ and so $g(y')=h(f^{-1}(y')) = 1$, contradicting $y' \in U$. So $y \in U \subseteq f[O]$ and each $y \in f[O]$ is an interior point and $f[O]$ is open. QED.
Sorry for the somewhat abstract argument, but this shows to what generality we can extend such results. The condition 2. is the so-called universal property for the initial topology wrt real-valued functions on $Y$, so if you have studied some more general topology, it's quite obvious to look to Tychonoff spaces to prove such a theorem in (which have the initial topology wrt real-valued maps), plus exploiting that a bijection to an initial topology will be a homeomorphism in many cases...
In a similar vein, we can replace $X$ and $Y$ by zero-dimensional (Hausdorff?) spaces and simultaneously $\Bbb R$ by $\{0,1\}$ in the discrete topology, e.g.


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4 years ago | Hospitals
By Chuck Acquisto, Esq.
Working in the health care industry, I would be the first to admit our nation's biggest health danger is the public's lack of health education. You see, until seven weeks ago, I had never heard of sepsis. Sadly, neither had my mother Rosemary, a vivacious, go-go lady who had just celebrated turning 74 years old by leasing a brand-new car.
Today, I now know that my mother joins celebrities Casey Kasem, Christopher Reeve and Muhammad Ali on the long list of people who have died of sepsis. So what is sepsis? It is a rapid, potentially deadly reaction that affects roughly one million Americans each year.
In medical terms, sepsis means the body's own immune system is going into overdrive, trying to kill a blood-borne bacterial infection. My mom's condition started with a urinary tract infection. While flying across the country, I read how sepsis is a treatable condition. But left untreated, it can kill a person in two days. My own math indicated that my mom had sepsis for at least three days, if not more.
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The good news in today's battle against sepsis is that Texas Tech University's Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry discovered a new way to significantly reduce the detection time. That critical time will give doctors a greater window in which to successfully treat the patient.
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Texas Tech researchers recently filed a provisional patent for a tiny glass and plastic chip that can confirm a sepsis diagnosis in just four hours. This technology was not available to my mom, who was in such a bad state that every hour passing was critical to her survival.
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My mom met the condition's worst fate, but sepsis can also result in amputation of limbs as well as prolonged hospitalization. Dr. Griswold noted sepsis is considered one of the most costly diseases in health care, with hospital bills rising to a mind-numbing $22 billion to $25 billion each year. Where education of sepsis is critical is that Dr. Griswold predicts the cost will continue to grow by 11 to 12 percent each year without the better detection methods.
"The way they [physicians] treat sepsis right now is through a massive antibiotic administration," said the Health Sciences Center's Dimitri Pappas, an associate professor of chemistry. "That's good, actually, but if you do it prophylactically and when it's not needed, you're basically helping create drug-resistant bacteria. So there's a need to detect sepsis and to treat it, but not to over-treat it as well, because over-treating it leads to additional problems."
The patent-pending chips by Texas Tech researchers are designed to look for the activation of certain white blood cells, which would indicate the immune system was going to work to fight the infection. The chip requires less than a drop of blood for an accurate test, so doctors can test multiple times to determine the occurrence of sepsis, as well as retest periodically after administering antibiotics to make sure the body's response is returning to normal.
At this point, all testing has been done with the help of stem cells. Because of the chip's success, the next step is to test with human blood. Professor Pappas has already started enrolling patients in the study.
As our Baby Boomer generation ages, this possible advance in fighting sepsis just might be the best news you read in the coming year.
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Sepsis occurs when the body gets overwhelmed with rapidly multiplying and spreading bacteria. Clinicians are well aware of the clinical symptoms which frequently include an infection source, developing fever, falling ill and getting worse. Usually intravenous antibiotics are started early to counteract dangerous bacteria dissemination. Sepsis usually occurs in older age or with a compromised immune system, and yes it is a life threatening condition. Catching infections early with the right antibiotics can definitely help, but in many cases the disease cannot controlled any longer once it has spread through the body and affecting multiple organs. Developing new technologies to exactly get the best early strategies to combat this condition is vital.
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2:05 p.m.: In my nine years of covering City Council meetings, I have never heard the invocation sung before, and it's really rather amazing (I know it's not singing, because it's spiritual).
2:06 p.m.: Orange is the new invocation. Earth, fire, water, sky, etc. "Let everyone become happy and prosperous." WOW.
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2:10 p.m.: City employees played tug-of-war, dodge ball and non-competitive walking. I wish life was more exciting, too.
2:13 p.m.: We're on to a proclamation for the work the Greater Orlando Builder's Association and its work on Ivey Lane (there is blight involved). "Ed, take a picture. They got a tiger look to them," Commissioner Sam Ings says of a squinting Dyer who has reached for some ridiculous glasses.
2:17 p.m.: Sam Ings is celebrating Brazilians. NO, NOT THOSE BRAZILIANS. The ones with with hair who have been invited here by a certain Brazilian tourism icon who happens to like theme parks. Everybody likes theme parks. This has been happening since 1955 apparently.
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2:20 p.m.: MAYOR'S UPDATE!!!!! Commissioner Sheehan got a pin and certificate for 15 years of service to Orlando today. A PIN!!!
2:21 p.m.: Lots of talk of blight in West Orlando redevelopment, because that's how we do.
2:22 p.m.: The new OPD headquarters will be finished in 2016, groundbreaking is on Thursday. So, that means 2018 by our math.
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2:26 p.m.: The Orlando Science Center is basically holding bake sales to make the term STEM mean something as far as jobs go. The city is going to invest in it, though. You, too, can walk through your intestines.
2:28 p.m.: HERE COMES THE CONSENT AGENDA!!! Which means listening to commissioners talk about things they like. Gah, I'd be sad if I weren't leaving town. This is it! Regina Hill!
2:30 p.m.: Apparently, according to the whispers of legal to Hill, the new picketing ordinance will not infringe on the rights of people to picket, as long as they don't picket "in front of someone's window." How exactly does that work? Aren't there windows everywhere? Hmm. She'll be voting yes.
2:35 p.m.: Kinda missing the musings of Daisy Lynum right now.
2:36 p.m.: Sam Ings is talking. Sam Ings is talking. Sam Ings is talking. Sam Ings is talking.
2:37 p.m.: I know I've been hard on Ings over the years, rightfully so in the presentation sense, but he isn't a bad guy. I did once run against him for mayor, though, and Goonies never say die.
2:41 p.m.: "And then also..."
2:43 p.m.: Jim Gray is saying nothing interesting and saying it quickly. Thanks, Jim.
2:44 p.m.: Tony Ortiz's mustache, I will miss you. But I'm RIGHT HERE when you need me.
2:45 p.m.: Robert Stuart is talking about mummies! MUMMIES! Oh, Bobby.
2:46 p.m.: Stuart is talking about a "North Orlando quiet zone" for SunRail, which is being established right now. As are other quiet zones.
2:47 p.m.: DOG WALKER WATCH TRAINING is happening. It's the new neighborhood watch. You heard it here first.
2:50 p.m.: PATTY SHEEHAN IS TALKING ABOUT THE PINK BUNNY SITUATION. THAT IS ALL. Well, not really all. Sheehan just said "I just hope this fellow doesn't go against Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy next." Boom.
2:51 p.m.: The backyard chicken pilot program is being extended, because Green Acres is the place to be.
2:53 p.m.: There is going to be a full-time officer for the Blankner K-8, because 8th graders can be a little ridiculous sometimes (not making light of that, but not really fond of the K-8 situation).
2:59 p.m.: Mayor Pro Tem elections!!! Stuart and Ings nominate Ortiz as Mayor Pro Tem 1. Ings turns around and nominates Jim Gray for Pro Tem 2, seconded by Stuart. Yawn. "We'll have your sashes," Dyer says.
3:01 p.m.: MetroPlan Orlando will get a new member, bringing its membership to 20. GAS TAXES!!!
3:07 p.m.: A whole lotta nothing going on. Some Lake Nona stuff, but Lake Nona is Teflon.
3:10 p.m.: "You can't tie your horse up to the hitching post," Dyer just said. He's referring to the city's attempt to clean up its ordinances. A lot of things could slip through in here, but nobody would know. That's sort of the same argument they're using on the picketing thing. Also, Sheehan can't stop giggling today!!!
3:11 p.m.: There are going to be a lot of ordinance re-reads now. I may die.
3:15 p.m.: An issue exists with camping grounds. But doesn't really. So it's just being put aside indefinitely. As is the plumbing code. It feels like everything has gone into black and white.
3:17 p.m.: How often do you look at the beds of your fingernails? Not as often as me right now, I guess.
3:20 p.m.: Apparently labor organizations were surprised by the appearance of the ordinance today, says the current commenter. Basically, the SEIU and other labor unions feel like this is a silent attack. "The wording on this ordinance is not clear at all," the speaker says.
3:25 p.m.: "You know what, Mayanne [Downs], why don't we defer this?" Dyer says. "Let's cook this a little bit more." Ortiz agrees.
3:26 p.m.: Doug Head congratulates the mayor on deferring. "I think it's important to clear it up," he says. Another labor guy says there was a little "snafu" with some of the labor attorneys being out of town, so he appreciates it. Another woman wants the public to be involved in it, not just union leaders.
3:27 p.m.: Lawanna Gelzer also has to say her piece. IN SHORT TIME!
3:30 p.m.: Motion to defer is approved. But Sheehan has something to say about all of this. She's been vandalized before, she takes her personal safety very personally. "You people can say whatever you want to me here... but I won't have it at my home," she says. Commissioner Hill is making it clear that she does keep her meetings open, but she likes it when people make appointments so she can be prepared. "Send me an email! That's all I request." Regina Hill has red hair now, BTW. The item will be deferred until July 13.
3:33 p.m.: All that's left are ordinance first-reads that annex minor lots in the middle of nowhere, and nobody is present to oppose them, so I'm going to sign off. For real, this time. Thanks to everyone who has ever followed this indulgence, whether in print or, later, online. Keep paying attention; I know I will. It's been a great ride. I'll be carrying some of my wandering mind's eye over to my next gig, still in town. Don't be a stranger. I'll keep being strange. Over. And. Out.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ORLANDO, FLORIDA, RELATING TO PICKETING; AMENDING SECTION 43.42, OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF ORLANDO, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, CODIFICATION, CORRECTION OF SCRIVENER'S ERRORS, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Orlando, Florida wishes to protect the well- being, tranquility and privacy of people within the home.
Sec. 43.42. Picketing; Definitions; Where Prohibited; Exceptions.
(a) Picket: The word "picket" shall mean to position oneself, or to assemble or gather, as a means of protest, or as a means of presenting or advocating a cause or grievance.
(b) Peaceful Picketing: The term "peaceful picketing" shall mean any tranquil and peaceful means of presenting a cause to the public which is devoid of noise or tumult or quarrelsome demeanor, and which does not violate or disturb the public peace or private property rights.
(c) Residencetial or Dwelling Unit: The term "residencetial or dwelling unit" shall mean any individual's home within a single or multifamily residence, to include units within an apartment or condominium complex. The term shall not include those establishments serving or catering to the transient public such as motels, hotels, or motor hotels.
It shall beis unlawful for any person or persons to picket before or about anythe residencetial or dwelling unit of any person.
This section shall not apply to a person peacefully picketing upon property which he owns or which he is lessee, nor does it prohibit the peaceful picketing of a place of employment involved in a labor dispute, including a residential or dwelling unit used as a place of business, or peaceful picketing within a place commonly used for public assembly.
SECTION TWO: SEVERABILITY. If any provision of this ordinance or its application to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the invalidity does not affect other provisions or applications of this ordinance which can be given effect without the invalid provision or application, and to this end the provisions of this ordinance are severable.
SECTION THREE: CODIFICATION. The City Clerk and the City Attorney shall cause the Code of the City of Orlando, Florida, to be amended as provided by this ordinance and may renumber, re-letter, and rearrange the codified parts of this ordinance if necessary to facilitate the finding of the law.
SECTION FOUR: SCRIVENER'S ERROR. The City Attorney may correct scrivener's errors found in this ordinance by filing a corrected copy of this ordinance with the City Clerk.
SECTION FIVE. EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance takes effect immediately upon final passage.


Simple street map of island city of Argostoli, Kefalonia, Greece. Some points of interest shown.
Map of central Athens, Greece.
City map of Athens, Greece. Scanned.
Topo map of the region surrounding Bitola, Macedonia.
Street map of central Tirane (Tirana), Alabania. Scanned.
Tourist map of historic center of Lecce, Italy. Shows points of interest.
Tourist map of Skopje, Macedonia. Shows points of interest.
City map of central Heraklion, Crete.
Map of Irakleio, Crete, Greece.
City map of Iraklio, Crete.
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A public meeting is being held tonight to discuss the future of a controversial site of town centre land up currently being looked at by developers.
The meeting, held by Parish Fields Friends, will take place at the United Reform Church on Mere Street in Diss at 7.30pm. Members of the public are welcome to attend.
Essex housebuilder Scott Residential wants to build 24 retirement bungalows on currently private greenfields land in Diss Lawns, also known as Parish Fields, between Shelfanger Road and Mount Street in the town.
The proposal prompted a large public turnout opposing the plans at a town council meeting on January 9.


This was a trophy gar I caught on the Cape Fear river in 2014. The fish actually came out of the water and bit down on both sides of my forearm. Its my blood, not that of the fish. I did a write-up of the trip and submitted a few photos and received a front page blog award on ncangler.


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The Credibility Chimera: US Shouldn't Go to War So It Can Go to War
by Doug Bandow Posted on January 05, 2022 January 4, 2022
To listen to the US foreign policy establishment, every day Washington fails to sanction another nation America's reputation takes a dive. Every day the US does not bomb or drone a country or group, America communicates weakness to the world. Every day the president resists launching a war against someone somewhere, he or she squanders America's credibility.
Similar were the cavalcade of witless assertions that staying only 20 years in Afghanistan, a region of little geopolitical interest to the US other than its arbitrary connection to 9/11 decades ago, would damage Washington's reputation. Now the bipartisan Washington War Party, inclined to see pusillanimity in any decision other than starting a war, the bigger the better, is demanding military action over Ukraine, claiming that otherwise, yes, America's "credibility" will be damaged and the nation will be weakened. Bizarrely, this comes down to a case for endless war to ensure that the US can conduct endless war.
For instance, reported Michael Crowley of the New York Times: "Another failure to deter Mr. Putin, Biden officials and their critics agree, would deal a severe blow to an international system of rules and borders that the administration has worked hard to reaffirm in the wake of President Donald J. Trump's 'America First' foreign policy, which raised questions about how far the United States would go to defend its allies and enforce its vision of international rules."
It turns out Ukraine is not just about Ukraine. It is about everything else. Secretary of State Antony Blinken insisted that "there is something even bigger at stake here, and it's the basic rules of the road of the international system – rules that say that one country can't change the borders of another by force, one country can't dictate to another country its choices, its decisions, and its foreign policy, with whom it will associate. One country can't exert a sphere of influence over others."
Give in to Russia, he added, and "then the entire system that provides for stability, prevents war from breaking out is in danger. That's why this is so important. That's why the president's been very clear with President Putin." Heck, why stop there? Surely the American way of life and Western civilization also would be at risk. A new Dark Ages clearly would impend. Perhaps even a modern variant of the War of the Worlds – the Martians probably are watching! – would threaten.
The hackneyed credibility argument fails badly. The first problem is that the US routinely violates all the rules. America is for international law except when it isn't. It is for democracy except when it isn't. It is for stability except when it isn't.
The chief infirmity with Blinkin's claim is not hypocrisy. What great power throughout history has not been utterly unprincipled, ruthless, and hypocritical? Consider actual US behavior while Washington statesmen sang the praises of the pure, even virginal, American republic as it sought to convert the world to its virtuous ways, with nirvana the inevitable reward for compliance.
Blinken's chief failure is the fact he likely believes what he said. Washington always has been heavy on sanctimony, almost uniquely so. Indeed, if truth about America's conduct is the standard of measure, Blinken lives in the same fantasy world as the average QAnon conspiracy believer.
For instance, has the US sought to "reaffirm" what Crowley described as "an international system of rules and borders"? Going back to the 1648 Peace of Westphalia, which ended decades of war, foreign intervention was proscribed. Not because governments were good to their peoples, but because endless wars were far more harmful to their peoples. Today the US practices endless interventions – bombing, invading and occupying, sanctioning, interfering in elections, and so much more essentially at will, with little to no consideration of the impact on other peoples. In truth, Washington's position matches that of many communists: a few eggs must be broken to make an omelet. Sometimes a lot of eggs, as in Iraq.
Of course, America's ivory tower warriors make heartfelt arguments that they intend to save lives. Yet what actions have Russia, China, Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba taken over the last half century, that combined have been as costly to humanity as the Iraq war alone? Thousands of dead and tens of thousands of wounded American and allied military personnel and contractors; tens of thousands of dead opposition fighters; hundreds of thousands of dead civilians; millions of people displaced; destruction and persecution of minority religious communities; creation of Islamic State; expanded Iranian influence. Had any other nation committed such an atrocity, imagine what US officials, legislators, moralists, and pundits would have said while exuding that unique American brand of obnoxious moral superiority.
As for Blinken's more specific list, which country led the campaign to dismember Serbia, which surely counts as changing "the borders of another by force"? Maybe Sudan too, though there Washington relied more on sanctions than bombs. As for dictating "to another country its choices, its decisions, and its foreign policy, with whom it will associate," is there a country to which Washington has not done so? In this case sanctions as well as bombs most assuredly count, with both often used. An incomplete list includes Venezuela, Cuba, Iran, Syria, Iraq, Libya, Sudan, Zimbabwe, Yugoslavia, Serbia, Russia, Belarus, Afghanistan, China, North Korea, Burma, and even Germany. Indeed, through financial and secondary sanctions the US demands that the entire world comply with its decisions about another country's "choices, its decisions, and its foreign policy, with whom it will associate."
What Blinken should have said is that the US and only the US is supposed to dictate to the world. Washington is a jealous god. It does not want to share its sacred power to rule with anyone else, especially the likes of Russia. However, that Pandora's Box has been opened and the Biden administration cannot close it.
Moscow already has demonstrated its willingness to use force. (Lacking comparable financial power, Russia only rarely attempts any variant of sanctions.) So, too, the People's Republic of China, which has combined increasing economic punishment with military threats. In the Middle East Iran has mixed conventional and unconventional coercion to advance its positions. Before wrecking its own economy, which was enhanced by US sanctions, Venezuela intervened with economic benefits.
The best that can be said for the Biden administration in Ukraine is that it is attempting to ensure that only the US government is allowed to attack other nations for any reason at any time by any means at any cost. Yet the limits of American power are evident.
On Sunday President Joe Biden declared that the US "will respond decisively if Russia further invades Ukraine." However, Biden previously admitted that he would not act militarily. His explanation: Ukraine isn't an official ally. Said Biden: "We have a moral obligation and a legal obligation to our NATO allies if they were to attack under Article 5, it's a sacred obligation. That obligation does not extend to … Ukraine."
Why not expand the "sacred obligation" if he wants to "respond decisively"? Because he recognized that the issue matters far more to Moscow, which has local military superiority. And he knows that he could not explain to the American people why he was risking US cities to nuclear attack to protect a country most people couldn't locate on a map.
The idea that Putin might disobey American demands has the rest of the bipartisan Washington War Party worried. For instance, Richard Fontaine, head of the Center for a New American Security, feared for America's credibility if Putin invaded Ukraine anyway: "If the United States says, 'Don't do this, you will regret it, there will be very serious costs,' and the Russians do it anyway, it does raise questions about America's ability to achieve outcomes, at least in the Russian immediate periphery."
Imagine, a world in which the US cannot costlessly dictate every outcome on earth! Who knew? Actually, in America's roughly 231 years of existence, only over the last 30 or so have Washington policymakers imagined that they were true masters of the universe. And this short era of the unipower, the essential nation, the hyperpower has concluded. The current stalemate with Ukraine merely reaffirms the obvious.
Even more tired and rote was the response from James R. Stavridis, former NATO allied commander: "Vladimir Putin has invaded two democratic neighbors in just over a decade. Letting him do it a third time would set the global system back decades." Of course, no one is "letting him do it." Rather, Biden is not willing to go to war to try to stop it, an important difference.
He, unlike Stavridis, apparently recognizes that US officials' primary obligation is to the American people, not Kyiv. The president understands that launching a devastating conventional war that could go nuclear over a nation irrelevant to American security is a bad idea. Stavridis offered no serious contrary argument, instead going straight to Argumentum Ad Hitlerum, complaining: "Appeasement does not work any better now than it worked for Neville Chamberlain in the late 1930s." Actually, had Washington not spent the last three decades misleading, denigrating, and threatening Russia, the ongoing confrontation likely would not have occurred.
Having made one horrid argument, Stavridis doubled down and applied the controversy to Asia: "China will be watching U.S. support to Ukraine, and it will inform their calculus regarding Taiwan." Which requires action: "All the more reason we need to support Ukraine with intelligence, cyber, defensive but lethal weapons, economic sanctions and – above all – alliance solidarity."
Yet the two situations are radically different, starting with objectives. Russia wants Ukraine to be militarily neutral; China wants Taiwan to return to Chinese sovereignty. The US has an alliance proximate to Kyiv, but its members do not want to defend each other, let alone an outsider. America's Asian allies are even less likely to get involved in any war against Beijing. The US would have a difficult time supporting Ukraine. Washington's task in protecting Taiwan is even tougher. Tying itself down with new defense commitments and a possible conflict in Europe would greatly reduce Washington's ability to act militarily in Asia.
Ultimately, America's adversaries are likely to look forward, at what they perceive to be their and Washington's relative interests and capabilities, not backwards, especially to conflicts in which US interests often are peripheral at most. This nation will have more credibility if it husbands its resources, focuses on matters of vital interest, and demonstrates shrewd judgment – none of which have been the case in recent years.
Staying out of Ukraine and finding a diplomatic modus vivendi would be the best means to keep faith with the American people and protect them and their interests. It also would be a good step toward rebuilding the nation's international reputation, which has been left in tatters after numerous bloody and unnecessary endless wars. That is the genuine credibility issue that US policymakers should address.
Doug Bandow is a Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute. A former Special Assistant to President Ronald Reagan, he is author of Foreign Follies: America's New Global Empire.
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