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Random Friday Thoughts — June 15, 2018
Posted by Anthony Peoples in Uncategorized.	Tagged: A Very English Scandal, Allan Glaser, Barack Obama, Barbara Bush, Barnum & Bailey, Ben Whishaw, Celine Dion, Donald Trump, Drew Barrymore, Duluth Minnesota, gay, George H.W. Bush, Halloween, Hugh Grant, Hugh Jackman, Jimmy Carter, Les Miserables, Lilting, Liv Hewson, London Spy, Loren Allred, Michael Myers, Netflix, Northland, Orlando, Oscars, Peter Allen, Psycho, Pulse, Pulse Nightclub, Rebecca Ferguson, Rob Zombie, Santa Clarita Diet, Skyler Gisondo, Tab Hunter, The Boy From Oz, The Greatest Showman, Timothy Olyphant, Tony Perkins, X-Men, zac efron, Zombies.	Leave a comment
It's been a few weeks without a new "Random Friday Thoughts" as I moved across the country to Duluth, Minnesota.
This now marks my third weekend in the "Northland" and I'm looking forward to making it my home.
Thank you for taking the time to check out my thoughts.
Earlier this week, we marked the two year anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida.
49 people were massacred while out having a good time with their family and friends. At the time, it was the worst mass shooting in modern American history. That distinction now goes to the Las Vegas shooting last October.
Former President Barack Obama, in 2016, said, "This is a sobering reminder that attacks on any American — regardless of race, ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation — is an attack on all of us and on the fundamental values of equality and dignity that define us as a country. And no act of hate or terror will ever change who we are or the values that make us Americans.".
No comment from #45 this year on the anniversary.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY PRESIDENT BUSH
On a happier note, earlier this week, the nation's 41st President George Herbert Walker Bush turned 94-years-old.
He's now the oldest living president and the first former president to live to age 94.
It's been a tough year for him with numerous health issues and hospitalizations on top of losing his wife of 73 years, Barbara, back in April.
My favorite president, Jimmy Carter, is now the second oldest living president. He'll turn 94 on October 1, 2018.
"HALLOWEEN" IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK!
Excitement is building for Halloween and it has nothing to do with what costumes will be popular and how much candy you'll get.
The reboot of the "Halloween" series hits theaters Friday, October 19, 2018, and it'll pick up as the sequel to 1978's original.
In this movie universe, none of the other sequels even happened! After Rob Zombie's very rancid and painful to watch "Halloween II" (2009), it's time for a fresh start!
The trailer was released last Friday and had almost a million view in just four days!
"TAB HUNTER CONFIDENTIAL"
Movie icon Tab Hunter was the hottest sex symbol is the 1950s and was usually seen in public with beautiful ingenues.
It was all a front to hide his sexuality and maintain his matinee idol status.
In his book, the 19th that I've read this year, Hunter doesn't go into any sordid details about his sexual escapades, but he did talk a lot about his relationship with "Psycho" star Anthony Perkins.
One interesting story that Hunter shared was when an ex-lover tried to blackmail him. The man, desperate for money, threatened to sell all the letters Hunter had sent him to the "Enquirer" in the late-1970s.
Hunter paid him off ($10,000) and the man asked to keep them because they meant something to him!!!! Um, yeah, blackmail material. However, the man died a few years later.
Hunter is almost 87-years-old now and is still with his partner of more than 35 years, film producer Allan Glaser.
CELINE DION GOES ON AND ON
The 18th book I read this year and shared a blog about was "Celine Dion: My Story, My Dream".
I really enjoyed reading about Celine's life story and I don't want to give too much away in case you want to read it.
I was surprised to hear that she's the youngest of fourteen (yes 14!) children!
I became aware of Celine in the early-1990s at the same time as most Americans. We also learned around that time that she was in a relationship with her manager and future husband, Rene Angelil. (They married December 17, 1994 in Montreal, Quebec.)
It was still a little weird reading about the love affair — with the 26-year age difference. She was the one that fell in love first and pursued him! But, knowing that the love was real made me smile. We all want that!
I love how Celine was upfront and honest about the nastiness of the press about things such as her love life and her weight (calling her anorexic). Being a recovering food addict, I feel for her having endured that.
While Celine has been a multi-millionaire for much of career (after hitting it big worldwide), I'm glad she didn't sugarcoat her love of spending money. She earned it!
Celine is definitely a survivor and one of the greatest entertainers of all time! Definitely check out "Celine Dion: My Story, My Dream"!
And, I shared my ten favorite Celine Dion songs. Here's my all-time Celine favorite!
You can read about how the book saved two ducks from a turtle and see my other nine favorites by clicking here:
https://anthonypeoples.wordpress.com/2018/05/22/celine-dion-saves-two-little-ducks/
Before beginning my journey north, I did get a chance to check out the musical "The Greatest Showman".
It was very entertaining and Hugh Jackman and Zac Efron looked and sounded amazing.
Many people know Jackman as Wolverine from the "X-Men" series, but he does have a background in musical theater and musicals ("Les Miserables" in 2012).
He gained worldwide attention playing flamboyant Australian entertainer Peter Allen on Broadway in "The Boy From Oz" in 2003, which earned Jackman a Tony Award for "Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical".
In "The Greatest Showman", he plays P.T. Barnum, a down on his luck showman and entrepreneur that started the world famous circus.
The song, "This Is Me", won the Golden Globe Award for "Best Original Song" and it was also nominated for an Oscar.
It's an incredible life affirming number!
My other favorite was from Jenny Lind, the "Swedish Nightingale" (Rebecca Ferguson), "Never Enough", with real vocals by Loren Allred.
If you've never watched this Netflix zombie comedy, what are you waiting for?
Season one was funny and season two was outstanding — even funnier and more crisp and cutting.
It's the story of a typical California family that wakes up one day and the wife/mom begins violently vomiting and then starts craving human flesh.
The main cast, Drew Barrymore (Sheila Hammond), Timothy Olyphant (Joel Hammond), and Liv Hewson (Abby, their daughter), are incredible.
However, the one that cracks me up the most is Eric Bemis (Skyler Gisondo), the Hammond's teenage neighbor and friend/love interest for Abby.
Small ahead!
In one scene, Eric is about to lose his virginity to Ramona, a Rite-Aid employee, and tries to sound more experienced than he really is. 🙂
Ramona : "There are a million things I wanna do to you."
Eric Bemis : "There's a million things I've had done to me. But I did all of them myself. Actually, it's just one thing a million times."
"Santa Clarita Diet" will be back for a third season in 2019.
HUGH GRANT & BEN WHISHAW MOVIE
Hugh Grant goes gay again ("Maurice" in 1987 and "Our Sons" in 1991) and this time with my major crush Ben Whishaw.
In "A Very English Scandal", a three-part series, Grant plays former British Liberal political party leader Jeremy Thorpe, who went on trial for the attempted murder of his ex-lover, Norman Scott (Whishaw) in 1979.
Spoiler! 🙂
The limited series was written by Russell T. Davies ("Queer as Folk") and directed by Stephen Frears ("Florence Foster Jenkins" and "The Queen").
If you're not familiar with my major crush Whishaw (other than as the voice of Paddington, the bear), check out "London Spy"…
and my favorite movie of 2015, "Lilting".
It's Time To Be Spooked
Posted by Anthony Peoples in Uncategorized.	Tagged: Carrie, Dawn of the Dead, Friday The 13th, Halloween, Hellbent, Jamie Lee Curtis, Let Me In, Let The Right One In, Michael Myers, Night of the Living Dead, Nightmare on Elm Street, Rob Zombie, The Walking Dead, vampires.	1 comment
Halloween is almost here and I know many of you have been having hauntingly fun evenings curled up on the couch watching your favorite horror movies.
Sadly, and this is scarier than any Hollywood production, I never seem to find the time anymore to just veg out on my days off to watch all of my favorite movies over and over again. This includes Halloween movies.
There's no contest as to what my favorite horror movie is. Before I get to that, I want to share one of my new favorites and I actually made time this past Thursday afternoon to watch it again. It came out in 2004 and I'm sure many of you have never heard of, much less seen it.
It's called "Hellbent" from the co-creator of "Halloween" and the executive producer of "The Nightmare on Elm Street". The tagline of the movie is "When the night belongs to the devil, the party goes to hell."
The movie opens with a steamy love scene in a park in West Hollywood (WeHo), California, and the scene ends with a very graphic double murder.
Four friends are heading to the annual Halloween carnival in WeHo. One of the guys works for the WeHo Police Department and he knows the gory details in the deaths of the two men that were making out in the park and tells his friends and freaks them out.
And, since you know this is a horror movie, the bloodshed is only beginning.
The movie is fun, upbeat, sexy, and gay.
While I've seen it many times since it arrived on DVD in the fall of 2006, my only problem (and it's a slight one) is that it never explains why the serial killer is slaughtering the young, sexy men. The movie redeems itself with a touching love story through all the blood and gore.
I really enjoyed the first two "Friday The 13th" movies and the first two "Nightmare on Elm Street" movies were okay, but I lost interest in them.
While Jason was relentless with his machete, I was more afraid of his mother!
I loved both "Let The Right One In" and the American version, "Let Me In". Both of them are spectacular if you love vampires and winter!
"Carrie" is still one of my favorites.
Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie were both amazing. And, as much as I love Julianne Moore and Chloe Grace Moretz ("Let Me In"), I'm not really sure that we need the 2013 remake. I could be wrong.
Of course, I love "Night of the Living Dead" (1968), "Dawn of the Dead" (1978), and the "Dawn of the Dead" remake (2004). I remember my cousin, Steve, and I taking my mother, Dessie to the late night showing of 1978's "Dawn of the Dead" without telling her how gory it was going to be and, afterwards, she said "That was so gross that I couldn't eat my popcorn". That's still funny to me to this day.
With that being said, it probably comes as no surprise that I love those zombie movies since "The Walking Dead" is one of my favorites.
There is still the ultimate horror movie that I want to see. As hard as it may be to believe, I have not seen 1973's "The Exorcist" in its entirety! It's one thing to see serial killers, but it's another to deal with demonic possession! One day soon, I hope I break down and see it.
I liked the original "The Amityville Horror" and I'll be honest, I only watched the remake just to see studly Ryan Reynolds go mad and shirtless for much of the movie. 🙂
Now, it's time to reveal my favorite Halloween movie, franchise, and movie ghoul. Hands down, it's Michael Myers and 1978's "Halloween" is my all-time favorite horror movie. It scared the devil out of me as a 14-year-old. They are actually showing it here in Moline through Halloween night at the cheap theater. I think I have Ray talked in to going and seeing it on the big screen! It's only been 34 years!!!!!!
There are ten movies in the "Halloween" franchise and it's been a very interesting ride.
The original Halloween and its sequel came out in 1978 and 1981, respectively. Then, in 1982, "Halloween III: Season of the Witch" was released and I had heard that the plan was to make ten movies with five different themes of Halloween. The third movie focused on a demented toy maker that put microchips in the masks that would kill those wearing them.
After the movie pretty much bombed, Michael Myers returned for the fourth "Halloween" movie in 1988 and has been in all of the sequels.
While part four, five, and six, were watchable, they weren't the best. Actually, "Halloween 5: Revenge of Michael Myers" was pretty annoying, but the worse was yet to come!
"Halloween: Curse of Michael Myers" in 1995 featured a younger, sexy Paul Rudd. The storyline was also a little far-fetched, but it was still good. And, I loved the line, "It's raining red" as blood dripped down on a little girl in her costume from a body hanging in the tree!
The franchise got back on track in 1998 when Jamie Lee Curtis returned as Laurie Strode in "Halloween H20". The interesting thing about the re-boot is that Laurie's character was killed off off-camera for 1988's "Halloween 4: Return of Michael Myers". However, "H20" pretended that parts four, five, and six never happened. Curtis returned again briefly for 2002's "Halloween: Resurrection".
And, then in 2007, rocker Rob Zombie directed his version, his re-imagining of the original "Halloween". Going into the movie, I thought I would hate it. How could someone mess with the original? I was pleasantly surprised. Actually, I loved it because Michael was so much more violent in this movie.
However, Zombie's 2009's sequel "Halloween 2" changed my mind. I saw it in theaters when it came out. I survived, but I didn't like it. When it was released on DVD, I bought it and watched it again thinking I might have been wrong. I wasn't wrong. It was painful to watch again and it pretty much sucked.
There was talk of another "Halloween" in 3D coming out, but it was scrapped and I have to say that if Rob Zombie is involved, count me out.
Two more horror movies I want to bring up for honorable mention are "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning" to see sexy Matt Bomer and his interesting encounter with Leatherface.
And, check out 2005's "House of Wax" just to see Paris Hilton die! (Oops, spoiler!)
Happy Halloween everyone! Enjoy your candy, popcorn, and horror movies.


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Los Angeles attorney Joshua W. Glotzer is dedicated to helping you fight for compensation after a recreational vehicle accident. Since you have little protecting you from the outside elements, recreational vehicle accident ins can be catastrophic. Filing a personal injury claim for damages can limit the financial pressures you face and help you on your road to recovery. Call Glotzer & Leib, LLP today to learn more about how our experienced Los Angeles recreational vehicle accident attorneys can help you after an accident.
Recreational vehicle use has exploded in popularity in Los Angeles over the past few decades. More people are using these pieces of recreational equipment to enjoy the city and surrounding areas. On a warm and breezy day, chances are high that you will see someone speeding along on a boat or jetski, navigating the waters on a sailboat, or racing dirtbikes and ATVs along open trails. As recreational vehicles become more popular, so do the number of accidents and injuries that occur.
What Causes Recreational Vehicle Accidents in Los Angeles?
Dangerous Conditions: road and trail hazards, limited visibility, harsh weather conditions.
Why Should I Hire a Recreational Vehicle Accident Attorney?
You're overwhelmed and stressed out.
While some recreational vehicle accident injuries can be relatively minor, most will be painful and require extensive medical care. Instead of splitting your focus and trying to handle everything yourself, you should hire an attorney to handle any legal issue. This will not only give you the time to focus on your recovery, but put your case in the hands of an experienced legal professional.
You may not know how much your claim is worth.
How much is your personal injury claim worth? If you do not hire an attorney you may be forced to accept the value that is calculated by the at-fault party's insurance company. These companies are only looking out for their bottom line and will do anything they can to limit the amount of money you receive. When you hire an attorney, we will thoroughly investigate your accident, determine the extent of your injuries, and calculate the damages you have sustained.
It is important to level the playing field.
Insurance companies will be represented by experienced legal professionals who understand how to manipulate a stressful situation. They know what to say to get you to accept an early lowball offer. When you are represented by an attorney, you take away any advantage the insurance company once had. Your attorney will know how these insurance companies operate and will be prepared to leverage them into offering you a meaningful settlement.
Who is Liable for My Recreational Vehicle Accident Injuries?
Understanding what caused your Los Angeles recreational vehicle accident will essential for determining liability. Just as there are many different potential causes of an accident, there are also many different potentially liable parties.
If you operate a recreational vehicle you have an obligation to (1) secure the proper training and licensing, (2) follow local laws, and (3) operate your vehicle in a way that doesn't put others in harm's way. If you fail to uphold these responsibilities and cause an accident, you can be held financially responsible for injuries that occur. This is also true if you are injured because of another recreational vehicle driver's negligence. They owe you a duty of care and can be held liable for injuries that they cause.
Any company that puts a recreational vehicle out on the market can be held strictly liable for any injuries that are caused by a defect or danger in that product. California's product liability laws apply to all companies that design, manufacture, and/or sell recreational vehicles. These laws encourage manufacturers to make sure that the recreational vehicles they produce are safe for consumers and will not cause them harm.
Sometimes an accident can be the result of government negligence. The prime example of this is when an accident is caused by a dangerous condition on public property. If the government agency responsible for maintaining that area knows (or should have known) about a hazard, but failed to take reasonable steps to fix it, it can be held liable for resulting injuries.
When Can I File a Recreational Vehicle Accident Claim?
If another person's negligence caused your recreational vehicle accident, you have the right to file a personal injury claim for damages. However, if you fail to file your claim before the applicable statute of limitations runs you will be prevented from recovering the money to which you are entitled. In most cases, you have two years to file a claim after your accident.
You did not discover your injury right away, and there is a reasonable explanation for the delay.
When you believe that the government is responsible for your injuries you have the right to request monetary damages. However, the process for filing a claim is accelerated. In these situations, you must file a claim directly with the government agency within 180 days of your accident.
What Damages Can I Recover After a Recreational Vehicle Accident?
Have you been injured in a recreational vehicle accident in Los Angeles? Contact attorney Joshua W. Glotzer to find out how he can help you hold the negligent party responsible and recover meaningful compensation for your injuries. Mr. Glotzer has been practicing in Los Angeles for more than 20 years. In this time, he has successfully handled thousands of complex personal injury matters and recovered millions in compensation for his clients. Contact Glotzer & Leib, LLP today to request a free consultation. We will thoroughly review your case, explain the process of filing a claim, and provide an overview of your legal rights. It is important to take action quickly, so do not hesitate to call.


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Q: can this be achieved with formRemote and one gsp? I have create.gsp for creating domain objects. Besides normal html body and headers I have two div's. One for displaying command object errors and one for data. I want to submit the form with AJAX. When I submit the form with
<g:formRemote name="formName" update="errorsDiv" url="[controller:myController',       action:'checkAndForward']">

this gets called:
def checkAndForward= {CmdObject p ->

    if (p.hasErrors()) {

       render(template:"/error",params:params,model :[p:p])
    } else {
    forward controller: "test", action: "save", params:params

    }
}

def save = {

    id=myservice.getData()
    render(view: "show", id:id)
}

This is working and the save action is called in the controller but ..
The problem is that after 'save' action 'show.gsp' is displayed into where errors div is located.
I would like to have only 'show' page refreshed as if I was calling /save from browser (with posted params of course)

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SWC Prescott Dispensary is a cannabis dispensary in Prescott, Arizona.
First time visit after receiving my medical marijuana card was intimidating to say the least. But the woman who helped me was very good about helping me with making a choice for my needs. The prices are reasonable and the stock is amazing. The flowers she helped me pick were great and help me with my symptoms greatly. All around a great experience and staff.
Outstanding! I always have a great experience here. The staff is super friendly, knowledgeable and go out of the way to help. Great bud, CBD products as well. Thank you SWC Prescott!
Bud quality is poor and prices are high for what you get. Most of the buds are bone dry and the samples look like they haven't been swapped out since they opened... Besides that and the uneducated staff who don't even know how to dry and cure properly, it's a great dispensary.
Friendly people who always great with a smile. A bit pricey but good quality products.


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10 Things You Didn't Know About Metlife CEO Steven Kandarian
Most people who follow MetLife and trends in the business industry know that Steven Kandarian from his time as CEO of the giant in the insurance industry. He's made several significant contributions to the company, but who is Steven Kandarian the person vs the high ranking executive? We thought you'd be interested in knowing more about him, so here are 10 things that you didn't know about Steven Kandarian.
1. Kandarian showed business insight at age 12
Steven Kandarian was an unusual child who already had a good head for business. He had already started planning for his financial future and was busy making investments. Before the youngster was even a teenager, he made investments in stock. This is something that you don't hear about every day simply because it doesn't happen that often. While most 12 year olds are interested in sports or playing games with their friends, Steven was planning for his financial future.
2. He grew up in West Harfort, Connecticut
Kandarian is a native of Connecticut. He was born to Albert and Lillian Kandarian. The family purchased a home on Cumberland Road in 1963, when Steven was very young, and to this day his parents still live in the two story middle class home that he was raised in as a youth.
3. He took after his father, starting as a boy
Steven showed an intense interest in numbers and math from the time he was very young, according to his mother Lilian. She explained that this happened, in part, because his father had been an employee of the Internal Revenue Service Office for a long 30 year career. It's rather obvious that Steven has been influenced by his parents.
4. He wasn't born into a wealthy family
Steven's father wasn't a high powered executive and he wasn't a wealthy man, but he took excellent care of his family. The Kandarians were a middle class family and Steven wasn't privileged as a boy, or teen. He did make wise business investments and he worked his way up the ladder to become a high wage earning CEO.
5. Steven Kandarian is a lawyer
It wasn't long after becoming the CEO of MetLife in 2011, that Steven prepared for one of the biggest legal challenges of his career. He took on a group of financial regulators which represented a significant threat to the corporation he worked for. The stringent regulations imposed rules that were bad for MetLife, and would force them to raise their prices to remain in business. He successfully challenged and legally won against their "overzealous" rules, proving his knowledge and skill in the practice of law.
6. He received high praise from the son of a Supreme Court judge
When Kandarian took on the regulatory committee, he asked for the assistance of Eugene Scalia, a lawyer skilled in challenging federal agencies. Eugene is the son of the late Supreme Court Justice, Antonin Scalia. In an interview regarding the matter, the younger Scalia said of Kandarian, "I was impressed that he was seeing around the corner…in a legally sophisticated way."
7. Steven Kandarian believes in telling it like he sees it.
Kandarian openly criticized the Feds. He made the suggestion that the Feds were getting their math wrong. After making this comment, he drew criticism from some analysts and investors as well, but he stood by his observation.
8. Steven attended an Ivy League college
Kandarian was admitted to the Harvard University MBA program in 1978. This was a big accomplishment, but not his only academic endeavor. he also earned his law degree from Georgetown University Law Center and his economics degree from Clark University.
9. Steven Kandarian has known loss in his life
Steven had just one sibling, his older sister Linda Kandarian Ryan. She earned her master's degree from the University of Hartford, pursuing her education as an elementary school teacher. Linda passed away in 2009, from cancer. Sadly, Mr. Kandarian knows what it is to have tremendous loss in his life as well as all the good that has come his way.
10. His ancestors are from Armenia
The Kandarian family immigrated to the United States in the late nineteenth century from Armenia. They fled their home country to avoid persecution from the Ottoman Empire. Lilian's father (Steven's grandfather) told the children they were to learn English and go to school because they would "never" return to Armenia.
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Q: Why does my wireless card appears in iwconfig as a eth interface? I wanted to identify my wireless network interface name to check my wireless network card is installed properly or not . But i am getting something different.
I'm used to seeing this:
$ /sbin/iwconfig

wlan0     IEEE 802.11  Mode:Monitor  Frequency:2.437 GHz  Tx-Power=20 dBm

but I am now seeing this:
$ /sbin/iwconfig

eth0      no wireless extensions.

eth1      IEEE 802.11abg  ESSID:"REPALLE"
          Mode:Managed  Frequency:2.462 GHz  Access Point: C0:A0:BB:17:12:6E
          Retry  long limit:7   RTS thr:off   Fragment thr:off
          Power Management:on

lo        no wireless extensions.

Why is my wireless card showing up as an eth interface instead of a wifi or wlan interface, and how can I make it appear as I expect?

A: The Broadcom wireless driver provided by bcmwl-kernel-source, as well as some older Intel drivers, names the wireless interface ethxy, where xy is the next available eth interface name. The driver does provide a parameter you may change. I have no Broadcom card so I've never tried this, so the process may or may not work as expected. In a terminal:
sudo -i
echo "options wl intf_name=wlan0"  > /etc/modprobe.d/bcmwl.conf
rm /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
exit

Reboot and your interface is probably wlan0.


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On Turkey
Forming Turkey's Next Government: What are the Implications for Polarization and Policies?
Galip Dalay
Turkey voted in an unusual but pivotal election on June 7, 2015. Generally, elections serve as a medium to select officials to undertake the mundane job of governance in a stable democratic polity. However, this election was essentially a referendum on regime change from a parliamentary system to an executive presidency. While the governing AKParty campaigned for this change, all the other parties fiercely resisted such a step. The picture that emerged from the June 7 elections was that voters were not persuaded of the wisdom of this change. According to preliminary results, the AKParty received 40.87 percent of the votes, which translates into 258 seats in the parliament. The main opposition parties Republican People Party (CHP), Nationalist Action Party (MHP), and People's Democratic Party (HDP), respectively, received 24.95 percent, 132 seats; 16.29 percent, 80 seats; and 13.12 percent, 80 seats. The AKParty not only did not reach the number of seats — 330 — required to put a proposal to change the political system to a referendum, it also fell short of gaining sufficient seats — 276 — to form a simple majority government.
Though crucial, the debate on an executive presidency was not the only significant item on the agenda of this election. The Kurdish peace process, the devising of a new constitution, and the economy were other major items. Issues facing Turkey's Alevis were also notable and will only gain steam down the road. A comparatively high number of Alevi candidates gained seats in the parliament on the CHP and HDP tickets in this election, the result of the Alevi community's increasing demands for more political and parliamentary representation. This is also a sign that Turkey will face growing pressure from the Alevi community for the greater recognition of their rights and liberties.
Additionally, political polarization has been the root cause of tension in Turkey in recent years, which led parties to sometimes sacrifice their proclaimed principles in favor of popular positions. The culture of political compromise and consensus has almost disappeared in Turkey. Any change on this front will have significant implications on the smooth functioning of the next government. Though the next government's policies and discourse will also affect polarization, the degree of polarization will determine the ability of the next government to govern. Through all this, it is imperative not to lose the sight of what Turkey needs: a reduction in political polarization and progress on major policy issues.
The parliament that emerged from the June 7 election is the most representative of Turkey since the foundation of the modern republic. Besides Kurds, Alevis, and Islamists, members of religious and cultural minority groups — Armenian, Romas, Syriac, and Yazidi — also made their way into the parliament. The representative power of this parliament is very high. But this diversity will make the task of governance more challenging. It will be difficult for the parties to form coalitions around either thematic issues or ideological affinities. Any possible coalition can only materialize if those parties significantly revise their political visions and aspirations both on the domestic and foreign policy fronts. Unless they sacrifice a part of their political aspirations, a long-lasting and functioning coalition will remain a challenge. Nevertheless, the necessity for compromise between parties is not bad news since it would reduce political polarization at the elite level.
Polarization in Turkey is primarily a political phenomenon rather than a social one. Social polarization has been in decline for the last several years. The social distance between Turks and Kurds, Alevis and Sunnis, and Secularists and Islamists has shrunk over the last decade or so. But in spite of this, Turkey has experienced a significant level of political polarization, engineered mostly at the elite level. This has provided both the government and opposition with the opportunity to consolidate their political base relatively easily. This polarization, at its core, takes place along anti and pro-AKParty lines, or more precisely, anti and pro-Recep Tayyip Erdoğan lines. The fact that almost all opposition parties pledged that they would not take part in any AKParty-led coalition government illustrates this. Erdoğan and the AKParty's deeds and discourse have undeniably contributed to this polarization. Less discussed but no less important is the extent to which the opposition parties also contribute. If Turkey wants to reduce political polarization, the onus is on both the government and opposition. Turkey has a chance as the social space between different identities declines and political representation increases.
Polarization and Political Identities
The outcome of this election provides Turkey with three possibilities with regard to the formation of the next government: a coalition government, a minority government, or early elections. Putting aside the initial announcements of the MHP, all major political parties have ruled out an early election as their preferred choice. Instead, they have indicated their willingness to take part, one way or another, in the formation of the next government. Coalition negotiations are already informally underway. The formation of a coalition government necessitates compromise and consensus. Likewise, the establishment of a minority government is contingent upon the support of one or more parties in parliament, which attained through meeting some of the demands of third parties. This process will increase the level of interaction between the political elites, forcing them to work together on certain issues, themes, or policies. Politicians would also have to convince their social bases of the necessity and wisdom of such a coalition.
Nevertheless, not all coalition options or compositions will result in the same reduction in political polarization. Given this, there are two likely coalition options. The first option involves a grand coalition between the AKParty and CHP. The second is a prospective partnership between the AKParty and the MHP. Many analysts assume that an AKParty-MHP coalition is more likely given their ideological affinities. It is hard to predict how this is likely to evolve, but because of the ideological affinities between these two parties, an AKParty-MHP coalition government is unlikely to significantly decrease the level of political polarization in the country.
In contrast, the AKParty and CHP are each other's political antithesis. The CHP has historically served as the political guardian of Turkey's official ideology of secularism and nationalism. It has regarded itself as a bulwark against political Islam and other threats to Turkey's now frail ideology. The AKParty has constructed its political identity in opposition to the CHP's historical legacy. While the CHP serves as the political spokesperson of the secularist section of society, the AKParty serves the same role for the conservative/Islamic section of society. The political differences between them are real and wide. This distance between them makes a grand coalition between them difficult to achieve. Nevertheless, it is exactly this ideological gap that makes it possible for such a coalition to potentially considerably reduce the level of polarization in the country.
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Besides the role of political identities, parties' relative proximities on major policy issues should be another factor that determines the make-up of the next government. The most pressing issues that Turkey currently faces are the Kurdish peace process, the Alevi issue, the devising of a new social contract, and the economy. The MHP has already stated that it will not join any government that intends to advance the Kurdish peace process. Related to this, a coalition government that includes the MHP is unlikely to produce a new constitution that will address Turkey's different identity groups' long-held demands. In contrast, a coalition government between the AKParty and CHP, which would probably also receive the outside support of the HDP, would be capable of addressing both the Alevi and Kurdish issues. Hence, such a coalition may be able to lay the groundwork for devising Turkey's new constitution. The combined AKParty and CHP vote stands at around 66 percent. Adding in the HDP's votes would reach around 80 percent of the vote. A constitution that would be the product of such a large political and societal consensus is highly likely to prove durable.
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I was trained in "Experimental Psychologist" in the late 1960's. Today, my program would likely be called "Cognitive Psychology." The change is more than simply moving to a more fashionable (or opaque?) terminology. Skinner and other behavioral psychologists held sway over much of the experimental work in psychology and particularly in America.
One of my classmates at Michigan had attended Harvard as an undergrad and described an honors dinner he had attended as a Freshman. He had gotten to sit next to B.F. Skinner at the banquet and Skinner, was not only a smart student (having gotten his own Ph.D. in two years), and a brilliant experimentalist; he was also a tireless promotor of his view of psychology. Even at a dinner for Freshman, he began to wax elegant about his particular approach.
"Now you see," said Skinner, "I am holding a fork and I move it to my mouth and I get food. Some of my colleagues would say that I believe that I will satisfy my hunger if I move the fork to my mouth. But why? There's no need for belief! It is simply that when I grab my fork and move the food to my mouth, I am reinforced by the food and thus I keep doing it! There's no need to introduce any belief!"
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My classmate, in awe of the great doctor Skinner said, "Wow! That's amazing Professor Skinner and you truly believe that, right?"
"Of course I believe it! I mean — no, of course not. I don't believe. I've simply been reinforced for saying it so many times that now it is my behavior!"
This is a recounting filtered through two sets of memory, but in essence, I believe it is correct. I no longer think of the word "believe" as a useless and unnecessary construct. As an undergraduate, I studied a lot of behavioral psychology, and worked as a laboratory assistant in a behavioral psych lab. At the same time, I had another part-time job working as a child care worker in the children's floor of a psychiatric hospital. At the hospital, the approach the psychiatrists took was strictly Freudian. Thankfully, the patients spent the vast majority of their time interacting with much more practical and reasonable souls such as myself, my fellow child care workers, and many wonderful nurses.
I had been fascinated by Freud whom I first read about around age 13. I came to believe there was much truth in his approach. I interpreted dreams and "slips" and his approach resonated with my lived experience. But my allegiance is to truth, not to an individual. Empirical research began to demonstrate that however intuitive his approach might seem, it was not particularly effective compared with behavior therapy or, later, cognitive behavioral therapy.
When I had a first hand look at the "Freudian" approach applied to a kid's psych ward, I saw for myself how it could be misapplied and mishandled. Here are two examples. One of the kids K had spent an hour or so building a plastic model of a car. No sooner had he finished and began to show off his cool accomplishment than a much younger kid D ran over and stepped on it, pretty well smashing it to bits. K began yelling and screaming. A nurse — one of the few I worked with who happily drank the Freudian Kool-Aid asked K what he was so upset about. K said, "D smashed my car!"
Nurse: "Well, K what are you really upset about?"
K: "I told you! D smashed my car!"
Nurse: "You're going to the quiet room until you can tell me what you're really upset about."
I am not claiming this is "appropriate" use of Freudian therapy. But it does illustrate how easily it can be turned to something absurd and cruel.
This absurdity was not limited to nurses who "after all" didn't have the years of training it takes to become a Freudian psychoanalyst. But here's an example from one of those highly trained psychoanalysts. Another patient, M, had been on the ward for about three years and during this time had become close friends to one of the nurses, N. These nurses, you have to understand, did not spend time simply administering meds and sitting in the nursing station. They were on the floor interacting with kids during 90-95% of their shift. So she had spent many hours interacting with M. I observed them together and it was clear that there was a real bond of friendship. At some point, N had a job offer from Raleigh and told M that she'd be leaving. M was sad — appropriately so, in my estimation.
As is typical in hospitals, there were three shifts per day. There is overlap of shifts so that shift N can find out what happened during shift N-1. We took turns reading the "Nursing Notes" and "Psychiatrist Reports" during the handover meeting. The psychiatrist who was seeing M "explained" that he had told M that he, the psychiatrist, was going on a vacation for a week and so "obviously" the sadness expressed by M because he'd be losing his friend who saw him every week for three years was actually a reaction to the fact that M's psychoanalyst would be on vacation for a week. Right.
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I loved working with the kids. And, I enjoyed my colleagues on the ward as well. However, I got completely turned off to the psychoanalytic approach as practiced. I still believe there are some important truths to Freud's approach, but also some absurdities, particularly when it comes to his misunderstandings of women. We'll save that for another time. The point here is just to show why I was looking for another approach to psychology and behaviorism fit the bill.
For a time.
It is impressive to train a rat and to see with your own eyes how reinforcement, shaping, thinning the schedule, extinction, generalization, chaining, all work. I was able to train a rat to do a "chain" (i.e., sequence) of four unnatural behaviors. It took patience and it takes clear observation — a kind of empathy really. You have to know when the rat is "getting closer" to the desired behavior. This observational skill is also useful in training a puppy.
That brings us to the game of "chase the dragon, bring it to me, and fight over possession." Our new puppy Sadie, being smart, learned to chase, fetch, and fight for control very quickly. What I find more interesting is how her behavior also evolved over the course of a week to grab the dragon by the neck a very high proportion of the time. From the standpoint of fetching and fighting me for possession, she has many choices: head, neck, left forearm, right forearm, left leg, right leg, left wing, right wing, tail, belly, or crotch. So, why is she focusing so heavily now on the neck?
One possibility is that I say "Good work, Sadie" more often when she grabs it by the neck. I doubt it, but it's conceivable. Another possibility is that it's easier to carry. That also seems unlikely. She occasionally trips over the dragon as she's bringing it back. But to prevent tripping, it would be best to grab by the belly. Grabbing by the tail, head or neck makes it more likely to trip. In any case, she doesn't seem to "mind" tripping as much as I would! Another possibility is that she holds on more easily when I struggle with her. But her jaws are strong and she can hold on anywhere and keep me from retrieving it.
I think the most likely explanation (though not the only one) is that grabbing by the neck and shaking (which she also does) is how her ancestors break the necks of small prey. Many people would say this behavior is "instinctive." But she didn't exhibit this preference when we began playing "fetch the dragon." After a week though, she exhibits a strong preference.
In popular speech as well as in professional psychology, we often tend to dichotomize behavior into "learned" and "innate." The behavioristic approach focuses on what is "learned." As a result of that focus, we learned many important things about learned behavior. Some have suggested that the American focus on behaviorism and the importance of learned behavior was partly driven by our political philosophy. Regardless of why it happened, behaviorism "ruled the day" for quite awhile.
It turned out that what might be called "naive" behaviorism doesn't work completely even for rates. One line of thought was made famous by Chomsky. People cannot learn their natural language merely by being positively reinforced for saying the "right" thing. There are rules that we learn. Children brought up in an English-speaking household, for instance, learn the rule that past tenses are made by adding "-ed" to the end of the present tense form of a verb; e.g.; we have "learn – learned", "walk – walked", "type – typed", "showcase – showcased", etc. There are thousands of example. But the rules are not "perfect'; there are many exceptions. We have "are – were" and "ran – run." At a young age, almost all children at some point will say, "I ranned after my puppy" "I eated my dinner." They have not heard that. They are not learning specific words; they are learning rules.
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It isn't only beings as complex as humans who fail to meet the expectations of "naive" behaviorism. A rat can be quickly taught not to "do" something if they are shocked when they do it. On the other hand, making them nauseous, while apparently noxious, does not teach them to avoid doing something. With smells and tastes, though, it is just the opposite. The rat (or human) can learn in one trial to avoid a particular taste or smell if it makes them nauseated. This is sometimes called the "Sauce Bearnaise Effect" — even one bad experience of getting nauseous after tasting a food — especially a novel one — can induce a life-long hatred.
The point is that some of our responses are predisposed to be paired with certain kinds of stimuli. We are not a "blank slate" but a predisposed slate. This kind of predisposition to fluidity is also true of genetic traits. We may think of the environment as a force capable of moving the genome equally easily in any direction, much like a billiard ball can roll in any direction equally easily on a pool table. But that is not so. Some kinds of changes are much easier to effect. For instance, in breeding dogs, the "toy" version is essentially a more juvenile form. They, like puppies and human babies, have a head that is disproportionately large for their bodies.
I recall many years ago reading an article in Science which observed that infant chimps were not afraid of snakes nor of a severed head. But with no specific "training" or "experience" with these stimuli, when they were shown later, the chimps were freaked out both by snakes and by a head with no body. It seems to me to be quite possible that there are behavioral predispositions that are inborn but not manifest without experience — but that the necessary experience is not "learning" in the traditional sense — not, in other words, being punished or reinforced but simply having experience that builds up your model of the world.
For instance, neither of us has seen a jumping spider as big as a puppy. We've never been bitten by one! Since they don't exist, we haven't "read" about how venomous they might be. But I'm guessing, if either one of us drove home late in the afternoon, pulled into the driveway and saw a spider in the driveway who jumped onto the hood of the car, we'd be completely terrified. We might "know" intellectually that the spider couldn't tear the car apart to "get" us. But it would still be terrifying, I think because we would know that our "model" of what is possible in this world is badly defective. Our natural tendency, however, is not to say, "Oh, my God! My model of the world is terrible! I'd better fix it!" No, our tendency is to say, "Oh, my God! That spider is horrible!. We need to kill it!." Our fear, in this case, is not "learned" nor yet is it exactly "innate." It is "awakened." At one time, our mammalian ancestors were so small that a large spider might be proportion to what the puppy spider might be to us?
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In the case of he puppy chasing after a chewy toy in the shape of a "dragon," she has "changed" to most often grab it by the throat. It could be learning of a sort, but it seems more like an "awakening" of a pattern already there ready to be activated by relevant experience. That's not to say, I might not be able to shape her behavior by reinforcement or punishment to only grab it by the tail. This is not science of course. I haven't been rigorous enough to rule out a more pure "learning" explanation. It's just a speculation.
In the last two weeks, she's also become much more adept at using her paws to "control" her dragon. This too feels more like "awakening" than it does pure maturation or pure learning. She's grown more coordinated and stronger. It seems as though both maturation and learning are involved, but why should she want to "control" the dragon in the first place? That seems like the "awakening" of an instinctive desire.
What do you think? What is your experience with training puppies or other animals? What is your own experience? Do you think you yourself have had experiences that "awakened" something within?
My first "real job" was working as a camp counselor at a camp for kids with special needs. The camp counselors loved to play pranks on each other. One favorite was to sneak into another counselor's cabin, fill the sleeping victim's hand with shaving cream and then tickle them under the nose. The expected behavior is that the counselor will scratch the tickle while still asleep and thus smear their own face with shaving cream. Apparently, they tried this on me.
I awoke in the middle of the night and the first thing I saw were my thumbs firmly pressing on a guy's windpipe. Apparently, instead of groggily smearing my face with shaving cream, I had immediately jumped up and began to choke him to death.
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This last step is important. As data scientists, we must not only solve problems. We have to effectively communicate the results of our work. Communication skills are as important in this field as coding and modeling.
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Speaking of careers, what advice do you give to your students as they get ready to leave school?
As my students prepare to start long and successful careers, I advise them to be confident in their skill sets. The demand for data science skills puts a weight on the shoulders of those with a background in statistics and related fields. However, I encourage students to see this demand as such a great opportunity. For 50 years, CMU statistics students have taken their skills into the real-world and shown that they can take on complex problems. I plan on being around to see students thrive for the next 50!


Alpine Routes, Sport Climbs, & Crag Climbs For years, climbers have consulted Selected Climbs in the Cascades for the region's finest, most enjoyable, most aesthetic climbs. This follow-up volume, with all-new routes, details a similar mix of walk-ups, snow climbs, scrambles, wilderness alpine routes, hard rock climbs, ice climbs, and strenuous mixed climbs, with one major addition: sport and crag climbs. There are routes here for climbers of all skill levels, making this an ideal guide for everyone from beginners looking for the easiest routes up the gentler Cascade peaks to advanced rock climbers looking for a fresh, new challenge. Like the first volume, Volume II includes detailed approach and route descriptions, permit requirements, topo maps, and photos for each climb, plus information on first ascents, equipment, areas of caution, and special considerations for climbing in the Cascades.


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Die Ahnenliste ist von Stefan Ullrich, su [at] webgenealogie [dot] de, erarbeitet. Weitere Informationen und Quellen zur Familienforschung finden sich beim Verfasser.
The original document is in private ownership of Stefan Ullrich.
This list of ancestors contains 65 individuals spanning the period from the 15th century up to date. The ancestors come from the regions Lößnitz/Zwönitz and surrounding areas.
The List of Ancestors was compiled by Stefan Ullrich, su [at] webgenealogie [dot] de. Further information and sources for the Ullrich family research can be obtained from the author.
This family tree was last updated on June 21, 2012.


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Tanzania's decision to postpone a top level meeting of Kenyan and Tanzania's tourist industry ministers and operators, which was set for the first week in February, has caused an immediate tough reaction in Kenya.
Tourist operators using Tanzanian licensed vehicles will no longer be allowed to work in Kenya. Above all this means that they will not be permitted to pick up passengers at Nairobi's Kenyatta international airport, where about 40 per cent of tourists destined for Tanzania touch down each year.
Kenya had relaxed some of the terms of the 1985 bilateral tourist agreement between the two countries, such as access to Kenyatta airport, and it was hoping that Tanzania would do the same.
The Arusha meeting was designed to iron out the continuing difficulties and necessary concessions but now that the meeting has been postponed Kenya has announced that it will return to a policy of strict enforcement. The cancellation of the February meeting (no date has yet been set for a new meeting) appears to have taken some tourist operators in Arusha by surprise.
They fear that the talks may have been hijacked by interests wanting to penalise the flourishing northern safari circuits in favour of tourist resorts more easily accessible via Dar es Salaam international airport. These include Dar es Salaam, the Tanga region, Zanzibar and the Selous game reserve.
With general elections set for October this year local political tensions in Tanzania are already surfacing. But rivalry between Kenya and Tanzania has also increased recently as the threat of terrorism is affecting tourist numbers on both sides of the border.


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Neuroinformatics
An Overview of the Human Brain Project
Stephen H. Koslow
Michael F. Huerta
Published March 7, 2013 by Psychology Press
Format VitalSource eBook
Neuroinformatics: An Overview of the Human Brain Project
Book Description Table of Contents Editor(s) Reviews Instructor Resources Support Material
Modern neuroscience is providing profound insights into nature's most mysterious puzzle -- the human brain -- while applications of information and computer science are transforming the way people interact with each other and with the world around them. The new science of neuroinformatics, which sits at the junction, integrates knowledge and promises to catalyze progress in these dynamic and seemingly disparate areas of study. Neuroinformatics research will allow brain and behavioral scientists to make better sense and use of their data through advanced information tools and approaches. These include new ways to acquire, store, visualize, analyze, integrate, synthesize, and share data, as well as the means for electronic scientific collaboration.
In this country, the principal source of support for neuroinformatics research is the Human Brain Project. The project, which is led by the National Institute of Mental Health, now supports neuroinformatics research performed by over 60 scientists. This volume presents the findings of the first group of researchers. Their efforts will begin to arm the next generation of brain and behavioral scientists with tools to attack the serious problem of information overload, and ultimately relate their findings to those obtained from different species, levels of biological organization, methods, and laboratories. And the challenges presented by the amount, diversity, and complexity of brain and behavioral data will give informatics researchers the impetus to test and expand the limits of their own science. The work described in this volume signals a change in the way scientists interact with data, instruments and each other, and points the way to a very different and richer future understanding of the human brain and mind.
Contents: Foreword. Preface. M.F. Huerta, S.H. Koslow, The Human Brain Project: Past, Present, and Promise. D. Purpura, The Human Brain Project: Priority or Problem? G.M. Shepherd, M.D. Healy, M.S. Singer, B.E. Peterson, J.S. Mirsky, L. Wright, J.E. Smith, P. Nadkarni, P.L. Miller, SenseLab: A Project in Multidisciplinary, Multilevel Sensory Integration. D.E. Beeman, J.M. Bower, E. De Schutter, E.N. Efthimiadis, N. Goddard, J. Leigh, The GENESIS Simulator-Based Neuronal Database. F. Bloom, W.G. Young, E.A. Nimchinsky, P.R. Hof, J.H. Morrison, Neuronal Vulnerability and Informatics in Human Disease. D.H. Laidlaw, A.H. Barr, R.E. Jacobs, Goal-Directed Magnetic Resonance Brain Microimaging. F.L. Bookstein, Biometrics and Brain Maps: The Promise of the Morphometric Synthesis. J.C. Mazziotta, A.W. Toga, A. Evans, P. Fox, J. Lancaster, Atlases of the Human Brain. J.F. Brinkley, L.M. Meyers, J.S. Prothero, G.H. Heil, J.S. Tsuruda, K.R. Maravilla, G.A. Ojemann, C. Rosse, A Structural Information Framework for Brain Mapping. B. Subramaniam, J.G. Hennessey, M.A. Rubin, L.A. Beach, A.L. Reiss, Software and Methods for Quantitative Imaging in Neuroscience: The Kennedy Krieger Institute Human Brain Project.
"...the book is a must for all those interested in the interface between brain and machine, and it effectively whets the appetite for more."
"This is an extraordinary start of an extraordinary project -- the Human Brain Project. It is obvious that without proper information management, accumulation of huge amounts of data in brain sciences would remain a parochial enterprise. The Human Brain Project was intended to 'grab the bull by the horns' and steer informatics research towards inventing, developing, and maintaining databases of neuroscientific information: hence, Neuroinformatics. This volume is a collection of gems, the first harvest of neuroinformatics research harvested through the Human Brain Project. Its diversity, depth, ingenuity, and usefulness are simply breathtaking. If this is an indication of things to come, I can only say that the conception and execution of this project have been an unqualified success. I am already looking forward to the second round, when all of these approaches will hit the neuroscientist's computer screen for an unprecedented journey in brain space!"
—Apostolos P. Georgopoulos
University of Minnesota Medical School
"The articles in this book provide excellent reviews of work in this new area, and will provide important guidelines and mileposts for future developments in what will become an increasingly important area of neuroscience."
Progress in Neuroinformatics Research Series
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Q: How to wait for an event in Emacs Lisp function? I'm trying to write the simplest function: send a query to w3m browser and then find a particular place on the webpage:
(defun w3m-define-word (word)
  (interactive "sDefine: ")
  (progn (w3m-search "Dictionary" word)
         (set-window-start nil (search-forward "Search Results"))))

What is wrong here is that w3m-search does not wait until page reloads and set-window-start executes on the older page. Then the page reloads and places a cursor at the beginning of the buffer.
(sleep-for ..) between w3m-search and set-window-start helps, but since loading time is arbitrary, it is not very convenient.
How can I rewrite this function, so it would wait until buffer reloads and only then do the rest?

A: The way to accomplish this in elisp is using hooks.  So you'd need to see if w3m calls a hook when the page is loaded.  If so then you can register a hook function for that hook that does what you want.
It looks like C-h v w3m-display-hook RET is what you're looking for.  Here's a good example to start from.

A: Just in case if anyone has same ideas, that's what I have ended up with thanks to Ross:
(defun w3m-goto-on-load (url)
  "Go to a position after page has been loaded."
  (cond
    ((string-match "domain" url)
      (progn
        (set-window-start nil (search-forward "Search" nil t) nil)))
    (t nil)))
(add-hook 'w3m-display-hook 'w3m-goto-on-load)

where "domain" is a keyword in URL to match and "Search" is the unique string to jump to. Certainly, search-forward can be replaced with re-search-forward, if more flexible search is required.


Converts I.S. mount (51mm apart center to center holes) frames and forks for use with Post Mount brake calipers (74mm center to center apart holes).
In theory, it just converts I.S. mounts to a standard Post Mount, so it likely works with other brands of calipers beyond Formula (at buyer's risk). There are so many types of calipers out there, that we cannot guarantee compatibility.
NOTE: Using these with other brands of calipers may be possible, but is done at the buyer's own risk. We don't know if it's compatible with your brand of caliper (we don't have your brakes), so please refrain from asking us.


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Authorities identify man shot, killed after confronting intruders outside south Stockton home
STOCKTON — A man who was fatally shot at his south Stockton home after confronting three intruders coming onto his property has been identified by the San Joaquin County Coroner's Office as 36-year-old Ricardo Aguilar.
On Monday afternoon, Aguilar saw three men attempting to enter his backyard in the 1000 block of East Seventh Street, between South Sacramento and South Union streets four blocks west of South Airport Way, according to police.
Aguilar had gone out to stop them about 2:30 p.m. when his wife heard a gunshot, police said. She then went to check on her husband and found him suffering from a gunshot wound.
The three intruders fled the area and were not apprehended, police said.
Aguilar was transported to an area hospital, where he died from his injuries, police said. Detectives were called in to investigate Aguilar's death, the city's first homicide of 2020.
Descriptions of the intruders were vague and included one man wearing jeans and a mask and a second man wearing a hooded sweatshirt, police said. There were no further details of the third man.
Police also did not report which man may have shot the victim.
Anyone with information about the homicide is asked to call the Stockton Police Department at (209) 937-8377, the Investigations Unit at (209) 937-8323 or Crime Stoppers at (209) 946-0600. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards up to $10,000. Callers can remain anonymous.
Cellphone users can text information to 274637 (CRIMES) by entering the keyword "TIPSPD" followed by their tip. Or they can use the Stockton Police Department mobile phone app and also remain anonymous. Internet users can visit the Police Department's website at stocktonpd.org or Facebook page and click "Submit a Tip."


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Q: show folders using node.js and handlebars.js i want to show folders that i ahve aunder some directory,
im using express3-handlebars.
html code:
{{gallery}}

here what i have:
res.render('pages/gallery', {
        title: 'גלריה',
        HomeActive:'',
        ContactActive:'',
        AboutActive:'',
        GalleryActive:'active',
        MapActive:'',
        EmailActive:'',
        helpers:{
            gallery:function(){
                var albums = [],
                    albumDir = './public/img/albums';
                eventEmitter.on('readFolder',function(){
                    var albums = [];
                    fs.readdir(albumDir, function (err, files) {
                        if (err) console.log(err);

                        for (var i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {

                            if (files[i].indexOf('.') == -1)
                                albums.push({album: files[i]});
                        }
                        console.log("read " + files);
                        eventEmitter.emit('folderRead',files);
                    });
                });
                console.log(albums);
                eventEmitter.emit('readFolder');
                return eventEmitter.on('folderRead',function(files){
                    console.log("end " + files)
                    return files;
                });
            }
        },
        PagitionHide:'hide'
    });

i had a problem to set albums without the eventEmitters, its seems like, doing:
gallery:function(){
    var albums = [],
            albumDir = './public/img/albums';

            fs.readdir(albumDir, function (err, files) {
                if (err) console.log(err);

                for (var i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {

                    if (files[i].indexOf('.') == -1)
                        albums.push({album: files[i]});
                }

                console.log(albums); //logs the folders names.
            });
console.log(albums); //logs an empty array
return albums;
}

cause albums to be empty, i guess beacsue of the async of node.js.
but now when the HTML is render its showing and object like so: [object Object]
what am i doing wrong here?

A: Did you try this ?
{{#each gallery}}
    {{album}}
{{/each}}


it's a bit of a stretch for me. but a fun exercise in creativity.
MUST you be able to do EVERYTHING?!!! me too, the paper version all the way :) LOL... at least then I could have a chance to imitate! lol.
sigh..your work is just delish, holy heck your even do digital gloriously!!!!!I must say I am totally in love with the original all those fab fab layers LOVE IT!!!!
Wow, the digital version is just as beautiful as the hybrid!!
OMGoodness! How absolutely gorgeous and adorable and happy and sweet!
Oh, how I wish you and I lived closer. We'd be in SO much trouble--tee hee!! Beautiful layout, Jamie!!


A cross party group of British MPs, the All Party Parliamentary Group for Tamils (APPGT) have urged the UK government to take urgent action over the Sri Lanka's unfolding crisis following the sacking of the prime minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe and appointment of the former president, Mahinda Rajapaksa in his place.
In a letter to the British foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt, the APPGT questioned what action the government had been taking to ensure political stability on the island.
"Given the UK Government's long history with Sri Lanka, we would be grateful if you could outline the UK Government's assessment of events in Sri Lanka. Please outline steps the Government is taking to all for political stability in Sri Lanka.
Please can you also outline what discussions have been helf with international counterparts regarding these events, and we would in particular like to know if this issue has been discussed with the Chinese and Indian Governments?"
"We therefore believe that it is vitally important that the UK Government a widespread outbreak of violence and we would therefore like to know if you have any plans for either yourself or the Minister of State for Asia and the Pacific to address the House at the earliest opportunity. Failing this we would be grateful if you could meet with Parliamentarians on the APPG for Tamils to discuss this matter."


This chapter explains some basic operating system commands that help you find information about users and the system environment. It also describes several ways to create and edit files, combine commands and redirect output, display manual pages, and locate basic disk information.
When administering systems, you often need to find out who is using the system and what they are doing. This section describes the commands— w, who, finger, rusers -l, whodo, id—that you can use to find information about users.