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How Did Hadrat Fatima RA Pass Away
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Answered by: Maulana Muhammad Asadullah Anwar Adam
Can I get to know how Hazrat Fatima died because it makes me confusing like according to Shia it's something else however according to Sunnis is different?
Hazrat Fatimah (r.a) died of natural causes and of grief over her father's death 6 months after the death of the Prophet (S.A.W). [1]
The Shia like to slander Sahabah (r.a) who took leadership before Ali (r.a) so they make up the claim that she was oppressed and murdered by Umar (r.a).
In general when it comes to the history of the Sahabah (r.a) its best to ignore what the Shia say because the Sahabah (r.a) were the most virtuous of Muslims who were the closest to the Prophet (ﷺ) and if they were as evil as the Shia claim they are, they never would have been Sahabah (r.a) to begin with.
An example of the Sahabahs virtue can be found in the following hadith: "The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "Do not abuse my companions for if any one of you spent gold equal to the mountain of Uhud (in Allah's cause) it would not be equal to a Mud (Roughly 2 handfuls) or even a half Mud spent by one of them." [2]
Written by Maulana Muhammad Asadullah Anwar Adam
[1] Sahih al-Bukhari 3092, 3093
[2] Sahih al-Bukhari 3673
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Tomorrow's Warriors Presents: Emily Roberts
The Emily Roberts Sextet mixes groove, electronic music and jazz. Under the artistic leadership of the guitarist Emily, the band reworks jazz standards in this context and explores Emily's original compositions. Among other artists, her writing is influenced by the Brecker Brothers, Schoenberg and John Scofield, and the debut EP of the project is set to be released later this year.
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Roy Ayers is legend; his Music has inspired and continues to inspire artists of all colours and stripes. The Obafunke Fusion band features musicians who have collaborated with Amy Winehouse, Michael Kiwanuka, Tom Jones, Mark Ronson, Emeli Sandé and many others. These excellent musicians come together to Celebrate and Honour the life-affirming Music that Roy Ayers has shared with the world for decades. Book your tickets to a show that will lift your spirits and have everybody singing along.
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Saturday 2nd of October at 11.30am
Aunty Sarah - The Mouse on the moon
We are delighted to announce, Aunty Sarah (Imagination Station Puppets) will take to the stage with The Mouse on the moon for the Collage Kids show at Karamel this weekend…
"All mice know the moon is made of cheese right?" Join our tiny hero as she blasts off on an intergalactic space adventure.
With fantastic Music, well known songs to sing along to and Puppets galore! Hands on interactive cheesy fun with The Imagination Station Puppets.
Saturday mornings at 11.30am in Karamel
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A few days ago, I was shocked to see a notice from the Sleepy Eye Chamber of Commerce promoting a food service with the name of "illegal" followed by "amigos," a word linking it to the Latino community. The ad was also accompanied by a cartoonish depiction of a Mexican man. To top it off, it was being promoted as part of the 4th of July Celebration.
It's hard to know where to begin explaining the inappropriateness of such a name or of any organization placing it on their website. I have talked with immigrants, minorities and assorted members of the community, and most have the same negative response to this ad. How could the Chamber in Sleepy Eye, a city where there are so many Latino immigrants, be so insensitive as not to realize the impact this name would have in that community? How is the word "illegal" or the stereotyping caricature acceptable or, if nothing else, not in bad taste? How does it help enhance the image of the town?
Anybody aware of what's going on in this country knows of the current issues relating to illegal immigration. Still, the fact is that this country was established by immigrants and the majority are here legally; the rest are fleeing poverty, violence or persecution, or simply looking for a better life. To anybody who doubts that the word "illegal" has threatening connotations, let me point out that a hate letter I received disparaging not only my heritage but my political views, was addresses to my name with "illegal immigrant" after it. There is no doubt that it was meant as a form of intimidation. What it told me is that to some people, we immigrants are OK and tolerated only as long as we keep our mouths shut and don't make waves.
For a long time now, it has been considered inappropriate to have cartoons demeaning or stereotyping ethnic groups. For example, the now socially unacceptable Disney cartoons of African Americans and Japanese (some of which you can't even find on the internet anymore), or the names of sports teams where ethnic communities have complained, not always successfully, about typifying depictions of their people. In contemporary society such things are unacceptable, as it has been proven that ethnic stereotypes are offensive and advance the causes of racism. Long gone are the days when cartoons made fun of Italians, Irish, Poles, Germans or Jews. Why is it then OK to depict Mexicans as fat, bare-bellied, mustachioed, serape-wearing jokes?
Furthermore, purely as a Marketing strategy, I can't see people of Latin heritage patronizing a business that demeans and makes fun of their culture. I understand that the name and depiction of the food was meant as a joke, and it was pointed out to me that ethnic groups like to make fun of themselves. Indeed, we do; but only when we are all in the joke and it is only healthy when it leads to reflection and self-examination of our cultural idiosyncrasies. But these false narratives, inaccurate depictions and stereotypes only fuel racism and discrimination.
Mexican cuisine is famous and celebrated thorough the world and most of us celebrate our heritage and our culture by pointing out its beauty, its originality, its variety and its artistic value, not by debasing or making fun of it.
I've always supported and wished well all new businesses, especially minority owned. Food service is a tough business that requires talent, incredible hard work, dedication, the goodwill of the community and in some instances plain good luck. I hope this business prospers and contributes to the diversity and health of the community. However, this name is not a good start.
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Now that I'm approaching what I hope are the final stages of writing The French Heir, something odd has happened. I had to update my work password yesterday, and my thoughts were evidently not stuck in the present but had jumped ahead, not for the first time, because I found myself concocting a password based on where I think Pitkirtly XVIII will go.I say 'concocting' because of course you can't just use real words for a password these days. It has to have an ugly-looking mixture of upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols and ideally will be almost impossible to remember or to type accurately.
Anyway, this is just to reassure people that I am indeed quietly starting to think about Pitkirtly XVIII even while progressing at a stately pace towards the end of the current novel. Unusually for me, I've created a plot outline for The French Heir that now takes up 15 pages of my notebook instead of the usual two paragraphs. There are 6 parts in the novel, and as I finish writing each part I've been deciding what will go in the next one. I am now on Part 6 so the end is definitely in sight! As long as I can avoid changing any of the characters' names again, it will be fine. I have a good idea of how it ends.
Again quite unusually, I have ideas for the next 3 Pitkirtly novels and the germ of an idea for another 'Heir' one that has somewhat unexpectedly developed out of something that happened in this one. I can't remember writing down anything for the 3 Pitkirtlies but I am almost certain I won't forget what they are. In any case, in the context of writing, if you forget an idea for a book, for instance if you think of something in the middle of the night and can't be bothered to write it down and you've forgotten it by morning, then it wasn't really worth remembering.
If it stays in your head for long enough to mean you start working out where to start – and sometimes even drafting the opening sentences, something else I often think about in the middle of the night – then the story should be viable. That's my theory anyway!


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Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette had a double chance early on and Matteo Guendouzi's 25-metre effort flew just wide but Arsenal struggled to exert any sustained pressure.


Currently playing Rayman Legends...my god this game is so perfect, the music, level designs, graphics, depth...anyone who likes clever yet simple adventure/puzzle/platformers will adore this game. I've always loved Rayman games but this one might just be my favourite so far.
Gonna buy the Crash trilogy and also the Kingdom Hearts 1.5/2.5/2.8 discs, been playing these with my niece over the last couple of weeks and am excited for my KH3 preorder to arrive.
Thinking of getting a Switch soon too, my gaming bug seems to be back with a vengeance. Well a boy gotta play Zelda!
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Ya'll have no idea how excited I am for this game omg.
Crash Team Racing is my fave game of all time. I look forward to racing you guys online.
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After barely surviving Habbatarr the lich-lord and the Dead City of Hesre, Derek Strongarm and Felix Lightfoot and their companions are ready for some well-deserved rest. All they want now is good food, cold beer, a warm bed, and maybe a few days without someone trying to kill them.
And then they encounter a damsel in distress and, well, so much for that idea.
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Derek and Felix learn there's much more to this plot, and the heroes soon find themselves entangled in a vast conspiracy that threatens to topple a kingdom and take them down with it in the process.
Get ready for another wild adventure with Strongarm and Lightfoot as they fight for their lives against backstabbing thieves, cutthroat mercenaries, the crime lords knows as the Seven Jewels, and the mysterious assassin Ruined Isys.
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Gold cape returns to Flintshire
THE Mold Gold Cape is coming home and will be exhibited just over 11 miles from where it was found.
Hywel Trewyn
The cape is a unique ceremonial relic made around 3,700 years ago, during the Early Bronze Age. It will be exhibited in Wrexham and Cardiff this summer.
It was found by workmen in Mold in 1833 and later bought by the British Museum, where it is one of the most popular exhibits.
In recent years campaigners have tried to bring the cape home to Wales.
It is of the finest examples of prehistoric sheet and embossed-gold working in Europe.
Skillfully and carefully fashioned from a single sheet of thin gold, it is unique in design.
Recent research suggested the wearer of the cape, amber bead necklace and bronze knife may have been a woman.
British Museum director Neil MacGregor, said: "These precious objects show us that societies in Britain were not isolated but part of a larger European trade network, a web of trade and exchange from North Wales to Scandinavia."
Amgueddfa Cymru's David Anderson said: "Having one of Britain's most famous ancient artefacts and one of the most important European Bronze Age finds on display in Wales, where it was originally found, is a wonderful and unique opportunity for local people and visitors to enjoy and to find out more about their heritage."
It will be at Amgueddfa Cymru, Cardiff July 2-August 4 and Wrexham County Borough Museum August 7-September 14.Admission will be free.


BELLEVUE, WA--(Marketwired - Jan 6, 2014) - K2 (www.K2.com), a leader in business process application software, today announced a preview of the K2 Worklist application for Windows 8. Optimized for Windows 8.1 and touch, the worklist app provides a rich set of capabilities for users involved in K2 processes. The application, to be available from the Windows Store and for sideloading, is compatible with both Windows 8.1 and Windows RT.
"With Windows 8.1, we expect to see the demand in Windows devices increase and want to ensure that our customers have the best experience with K2 on a range of mobile devices," said Dave Marcus, VP of Alliances for K2. "Providing our users with the ability to access their work seamlessly from any device is critical to our mission and we look forward to continuing our work with the Microsoft team to see that mission through."
"K2 is a strong industry partner with Microsoft and has invested deeply across multiple Microsoft technologies, thereby enabling customers to get accelerated benefits out of their Microsoft investments. We are very pleased to see K2 deliver this application for Windows 8.1, and it is a great example of how joint solutions can deliver more value to the enterprise and increase business productivity," said Sanket Akerkar, Vice President of Developer and Platform Evangelism for Microsoft.
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The National Park Service Historic Preservation Training Center (HPTC) is seeking a Team Lead historic architecture intern to be based in Atlanta, GA at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site. This position will work to conduct assessments of six historic structures at Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site (MALU) resulting in six Historic Structures Reports. The position will begin February 5, 2018 and continue for nine months. This position will be responsible for providing on-site day-to-day direction to two historical architecture interns.
The successful candidate will be familiar with historic construction methods and historic preservation philosophy including The Secretary of the Interiors Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. Hands-on experience with field documentation, material assessment, CAD and hand- drawing skills, and solid writing skills are desirable. Please articulate these skills in your application; examples may be requested.
Tasks culminate in the assembly and preparation of six Historic Structure Reports.
An advanced degree in architecture, historic preservation or architectural history will provide the skills necessary to organize the local intern team. Team Leader will report directly to HPTC Senior Historical Architect (registered architect). Team Leader will have documented experience in the entire HSR process or similar project and must be able to demonstrate the ability to produce professional quality reports. Familiarity with the Chicago Manual of Style (15th Edition) is recommended. In addition, flexibility will be needed as this position will stay on longer to edit, format, and finalize the reports to ensure full completion of the project.
Prior experience measuring historic buildings, conducting assessment reports, researching historic buildings or working on Historic Structure Report teams is preferred.
Experience leading an architecture project based team preferred.
For those seeking architectural licensure, this internship will count towards the new NCARB Architectural Experience Program (AXP) system [multiple categories] and allow candidates to gain experience under the supervision of a practicing licensed architect (HPTC Senior Historical Architect).
http://serve.gyfoundation.org/historic-architecture-team-lead-intern/ Email Trecinia Wiggins at twiggins@gyfoundation.org for any questions.


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El Parc de les Muntanyetes és un parc situat al barri de Lloreda de Badalona. Amb una superfície de 3,4 ha, està delimitat pels carrers de Mendelssohn, Rossini, Apenins, el passeig d'Olof Palme i el carrer de Liszt. Va ser construït en dues fases, sent finalitzada la segona l'any 2003.

Amb uns turonets artificials com els seus elements característics, en la seva part més alta hi ha dues petites plataformes on estan ubicats els jocs infantils. Aquesta zona de turons també disposa de camins i zones verdes per a passejar i relaxar-se. D'altra banda, el reciente del parc també compta amb àmplies esplanades pavimentades amb arbrat; és accessible per tots els carrers, amb tot només està parcialment adaptat a discapacitats.

Anualment s'hi celebra el Mercat del Trasto, de gran èxit, on els ciutadans poden sol·licitar a l'Ajuntament col·locar una parada en el parc per vendre objectes usats, així promoure la reutilització de productes i la reducció de residus, donant un valor a objectes usats en bon estat i serveixin a alguna altra persona.

Transport
Està comunicat amb diverses línies d'autobusos operades per TUSGSAL:

 B17 (Sta. Coloma Rbla. St. Sebastià - Badalona Francesc Layret)
 B23 (Badalona Av. Itàlia - Barcelona Bon Pastor)
 B27 (Sta. Coloma Oliveres - Badalona H. Can Ruti)
 B29 (Badalona Montigalà - Tiana Poliesportiu)
 N2 (L'Hospitalet de Llobregat Av. Carrilet - Badalona H. Can Ruti)
 N9 (Barcelona Pl. Portal de la Pau - Tiana Edith Llaurador)

Referències

Parcs de Badalona

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COVID-19 during pregnancy poses a low risk to newborns
In past pandemics, newborns and young people have been at an increased risk of disease and death.
COVID-19 during pregnancy poses a low risk to newborns photo credit: canva
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been great concern about how to protect the most vulnerable – particularly newborns. In past pandemics, newborns and young people have been at an increased risk of disease and death. This has probably influenced COVID-19 guidelines in hospitals and healthcare systems.
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A recently published global survey found that newborns were being separated from their mothers in half the world's countries last year as a precautionary measure if the mother had tested positive for COVID-19. Separating a baby from its mother at birth can have negative consequences for the health of both the mother and baby. This must be weighed against the possible benefits of keeping them apart.
Yet more than a year into the pandemic, the outcomes for babies born to mothers who have had COVID-19 remain largely unknown and unreported, putting great stress on families and healthcare providers.
With this in mind, my colleagues and I – working with the Public Health Agency of Sweden – tried to gain a better understanding of the potential risks to babies whose mothers tested positive for coronavirus during pregnancy or childbirth.
We were able to do this because, during the pandemic in Sweden, the separation of mothers and infants at birth has only been practised if either was unwell, with breastfeeding allowed if following strict hygiene procedures.
Analysing a year's data
Our study looked at daily reports made to three Swedish registries: the National Quality Register for Pregnancy, the National Quality Register for Neonatal Care, and the Communicable Diseases Register. By cross-referencing these, it was possible to monitor and report outcomes for babies during both the first and second waves of COVID-19.
Altogether, we captured the outcomes of 92% of all babies born in Sweden between March 11 2020 and January 31 2021. This accounted for almost 90,000 births, making this one of the largest datasets on this subject to date. We found that 2,323 babies were born during this period to mothers who had tested positive for COVID-19 during pregnancy, with 642 mothers (28%) testing positive at the time of delivery.
All babies born to mothers who had tested positive were themselves tested between 12 and 24 hours after birth. For babies admitted to a neonatal unit, COVID-19 tests were repeated at 48 and 96 hours after birth. Only 21 babies (0.9%) tested positive for COVID-19, most of them without displaying any symptoms. A few babies were treated for reasons other than COVID-19.
However, babies born to mothers who had had COVID-19 were more likely to be admitted to neonatal care and to experience respiratory problems. This, though, can be explained by the higher number of preterm births in the COVID-19 group than in the comparison group. We found no direct link between maternal infection and neonatal respiratory infection or pneumonia.
That said, our study adds to the evidence that women testing positive for COVID-19 are at increased risk of preterm birth. In our study, 8.8% of women who were COVID-positive during pregnancy delivered preterm, compared with 5.5% of those who were COVID-negative.
We also found that COVID-19 in the mother was not associated with the death of the child. Seven infants born to mothers who had had COVID-19 died, all from causes unrelated to COVID-19, with none of these infants testing positive for the disease. There was also no difference in the mortality rate of those babies born to mothers who were COVID-positive and COVID-negative during pregnancy.
No need to separate
Our study, therefore, supports a recommendation that babies born to women who have tested positive for COVID-19 while pregnant or during delivery do not need to be routinely separated from their mothers at birth. Babies are very unlikely to be infected or to suffer ill health as a result of their mother having or having had COVID-19.
Our research also showed that breastfeeding seems to be safe: 94% of women in the COVID-19 group were breastfeeding their babies at hospital discharge, with 99% of their infants testing negative. The small number of infants that were infected showed no signs of infection.
Although not all countries are like Sweden – there are population differences as well as country-specific differences in healthcare and COVID-19 levels – our work should reassure pregnant women in other countries (and their families) that a coronavirus infection during pregnancy poses a low risk.
Mikael Norman, Professor of Paediatrics and Neonatal Medicine, Karolinska Institutet
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Favorite Film Discoveries of 2012 - Joe Gibson
Joe Gibson is a Very Serious Cinephile living in Austin, T. He can be found on twitter @Karatloz and on Letterboxd(a highly recommended follow) here: http://letterboxd.com/zoltarak/.
At the request of friend @bobfreelander, I have at great expense compiled a list my favorite pre-2000 features I watched for the first time during 2012 (shorts are being mercifully excluded). I guess people (or, person, anyway) are interested in this?
Note: I realized about halfway through that he said he wanted it between 10 and 25. So there are some absolute masterpieces I left out, and this is heavily weighted towards movies I saw in the first half of 2012. Still, these are all great and come highly recommended by me.
Black Sun 1964 ★★★★★
A quasi-sequel to The Warped Ones. One of the craziest and ultimately most devastating movies I've ever seen. And almost no one has seen it!
Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset Strip 1982 ★★★★★
Seen on a double bill with Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling, and it made me realize just how much of a genius Pryor really was. Many of the same incidents are relayed in both this stand-up film and that fictionalized narrative, but in the stand-up they're unbelievably warm and dimensionalized portrayals with almost equal parts humor and insight - the implication is clear: Pryor is a born genius of stand-up comedy, but a mere mortal filmmaker.
Los Olivdados 1950 ★★★★½
An early (and much more conventionally dramatic) Bunuel movie, but it has one of the quintessential Bunuel shots: An egg thrown right into the camera and splattering against the lens.
Land of the Pharaohs 1955 ★★★★½
Howard Hawks fans tend to dismiss this one, but I liked it quite a bit. It's not "Hawksian" in any typical sense, but he does bring his expert sense of pacing to a genre that is often sorely lacking in that department.
A Colt is My Passport 1967 ★★★★½
The opening and closing set-pieces: A methodical assassination of a high-level businessman from the apartment building across the street, and a shootout in an open field, respectively, are worth the price of admission alone - absolutely masterful.
That Obscure Object of Desire 1977 ★★★★★
Another Bunuel, this time his last one. Here he's at the absolute peak of his powers.
High Crime 1973 ★★★★½
AKA Franco Nero Slapfest. Pretty much a masterpiece of the Italian police drama form.
Dune 1984 ★★★★½
I went in knowing nothing of the books and having 0 expectations of a conventionally entertaining space opera, and guess what I found? A movie almost as unsettling and unique as David Lynch's best movies. If he'd come up with all of this on his own as some kind of bizarre riff on Star Wars, it would be heralded as a masterpiece.
Cocksucker Blues 1972 ★★★★★
Yes, it's kind of a slog to sit through. But is there a better encapsulation of the rock star life, captured by those directly in its orbit?
The Deadly Spawn 1983 ★★★★★
Has to qualify as the best "homemade horror" movie I've ever seen. Unbelievably inventive and fun.
Emma Mae 1976 ★★★★★
One of the greatest of all blaxploitation films, with a breezy naturalism that many of them lack.
Séance on a Wet Afternoon 1964 ★★★★★
I knew of this movie due to its being remade by Kiyoshi Kurosawa, but I was delighted to find out that this version is just as good in its on way - almost unwatchably suspenseful at times. My favorite kind of movie.
We're Going To Eat You 1980 ★★★★★
Kung-fu Evil Dead, with a pinch of James Bond. Yes, it is that good.
Tokyo Drifter 1966 ★★★★★
For my money, the best Suzuki movies. For me, neon Technicolor just suits his style better than black and white.
Magnificent Butcher 1979 ★★★★★
A collaboration between Sammo Hung and Yuen Woo-Ping, and it's every bit as fun, exciting, hilarious, and weird as that combination would suggest.
Le Mystère Picasso 1957 ★★★★★
An unprecedented look at the artistic process. Or is it? Picasso can just crank them out like I'm cranking out these short remarks, but I don't know if many other painters could.
Paths of Glory 1957 ★★★★★
An unassailable classic. Kubrick's chilly visual style is in full force, but in service of a story that will have you shouting at the screen. Probably the best antiwar movie.
Tarzan's Desert Mystery 1943 ★★★★½
Not one of the more acclaimed Tarzan films, but there is so much to love here. Not least of which is a giant spider! Still not over the giant spider here, people.
The Honeymoon Killers 1969 ★★★★★
To me it's the perfect marriage (ha) between exploitation and art, so of course it's going to be one of my favorite movies.
The Scarlet Claw 1944 ★★★★★
I'd be remiss if I didn't include an entry in the Universal Sherlock Holmes series, probably my favorite discovery of this year.
La Cérémonie 1995 ★★★★★
I haven't seen a ton of Chabrol yet, but this is definitely my favorite. Suspenseful, chilling, heartbreaking, and thoughtful. Try to watch it without knowing any of the plot!
Killer of Sheep 1977 ★★★★★
Wonderful. What can be said about it at this point? I hope I see it dozens of more times.
Savage Streets 1984 ★★★★½
The loathsome descriptor "so bad it's good" might be applied here by some. I prefer "so special some people think it's bad because they're unimaginative and they aren't paying enough attention."
Rolling Thunder 1977 ★★★★★
Like Taxi Driver if Scorsese had been under orders to produce an action movie instead of a Bressonian masterpiece. We just got a (slightly) different kind of masterpiece.
The Man with a Movie Camera 1929 ★★★★★
It's like having cinema mainlined directly into your brain.
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Some great choices! "That Obscure Object of Desire" is probably in my top 10 films of all time. The way he cinematically solved the "two-faced woman" problem was genius.
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A COLT IS MY PASSPORT was my favorite in the Eclipse Nikkatsu Noir series by a longshot when I picked that up a few years ago. The progression of the form from the earlier films in that package to COLT (the latest film in the box, IIRC) was eye-opening to me.
Robert M. Lindsey said...
A few years ago I watched a bunch of Japanese Yakuza movies in a row when I'd never seen one, and A Colt is My Passport was my favorite. http://www.retrohound.com/short-reviews-of-6-japanese-yakuza-films/
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Is dockerizing safe enough? Are there solutions for tracking resources(network, ram,cpu)container consumes?

A: You can install portainer.io (see its demo, password tryportainer)
But to truly isolate those third-party micro-services, you could run them in their own VM defined on your infrastructure.  That VM would  run a docker daemon and services. As long as the VM has access to the API, those micro-services containers will do fine, and won't lead/have access to anything directly from the infrastructure.
You need to define/size your VM correctly to allocate enough resources for the containers to run, each one assuring their own resource isolation.

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Also know as Main Street Cemetery, reports say bodies were dug up to use for santanic rituals. It is believed to be home to a "devil's child." On her grave is a plant that grows in the shape of a pitchfork and people have reported sightings of apparitions in the area. Most of the areas is on private property.
Old cemetery on private property has history, but there are no ghosts. Same silly stories are spread about cemeteries all around the world. Grow up, be respectful and redirect your melodramatic histrionics into positive and constructive behavior.
Boyfriend and I went one night to see the grave with the pitch fork growing over it. As we got there we missed the lane to turn on so we had turn around and come back. We stopped to talk to another group of people looking for the same thing. So we decided to go as a group. As we head back to the cemetery we are followed in by cops. Keep in mind there are no postings about it being private property or no trespassing therefore, to the naked eye it is open to the public. As we go up the hill,we are stopped by a lady and her two sons. They had called the cops and specifically said we had harassed her and wouldn't leave. We were not harassing her due to the county road being public property we turned around on and that was thefirst time we say her and he sons as we drove up the hill. Therefore, we were not hatassing. So just keep in mind at night there is a real - living crazy lady and her two sons that sit up on the hill in the cemetery and tell the cops she is being harassed if we feels they are driving too slow or they turn around.
some asshats have destroyed parts of the cemetery but it is a very peaceful place. I went for the first time when i was like 15 trying to see a ghost but now its not as hidden or spooky as it used to be which is good so people dont harm it as much. It is a pretty place and definitely has spiritual energy to it but if you go, please be respectful and dont litter.
Been there numerous times via automobile and Harley rides. The cemetery is rather isolated and I would suggest taking a friend with you. There has been a lot of damage done to this cemetery by vandals - truly horrible. My car went dead parked in this cemetery - took hours to get a wrecker to haul it away - my cell phone would not get out until I was on CR 675? It was fully charged but wouldn't work back at the cemetery? I took photos and when I uploaded them there was an image of a dove in motion that wasn't there when I took the photo? Spooky place at night, YES - haunted, well, maybe? I saw no ghosts and my advice is if you do see any ghosts, don't waste your bullets, they're already dead! Just be aware of your surroundings and you will enjoy your visit to this old cemetery. I found it to be kind of spooky in a peaceful, quiet way. I did enter some of the graves on Find A Grave that had not been registered previously. However, the vandalism to this cemetery made me sick - SO disrespectful of the dead and of private property. Good luck and happy trails.
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Born in Iowa County, Iowa, September 23, 1877. In 1881 the family moved to Audubon County. He was graduated from Drake University Law Department in 1904 and began the practice of law in Audubon County. He previously had served as Mayor of Audubon and County Attorney and was a member of the House of Representatives of the Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth General Assemblies and of the Senate in the Thirty-ninth, Fortieth and Fortieth Extraordinary Sessions. In 1925 he was appointed Judge of the then Fifteenth Judicial District where he continued to serve until commencing his service on the Supreme Court Bench.
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Canberra, Australia - 10 February 2020: Indonesia's President Joko Widodo enters the House of Representatives ahead of his address to the joint sitting of Parliament. Photo by Rob Keating - http://keatingmedia.com.au)
Canberra, Australia - 10 February 2020: Indonesia's President Joko Widodo greeting member in the House of Representatives ahead of his address to the joint sitting of Parliament. Photo by Rob Keating - http://keatingmedia.com.au)
Canberra, Australia - 10 February 2020: The House of Representatives ahead of the President of Indonesia's address to the joint sitting of Parliament. Photo by Rob Keating - http://keatingmedia.com.au)
Canberra, Australia - 10 February 2020: Indonesia's President Joko Widodo is welcomed by Prime Minister Scott Morrison ahead of his address to the joint sitting of Parliament. The Prime Minister said, "President Widodo, you join us here in the home of our democracy as the leader of our most important neighbour and as a dear, dear friend. Shortly after becoming Prime Minister—on my first overseas visit, in fact—I found myself at a school in Bogul, surrounded by young Indonesian students, brimming with promise—singing, in fact. So, I decided to tell them a story, as we often do we when visit our schools. I told them the story of a man I was on my way to meet that day; a man who had come from modest and humble beginnings; a man who had worked hard to put himself through university, who'd studied forestry and then set up a business and did what others thought he couldn't or perhaps shouldn't; a man who, as we say here in Australia, had a go. And then I asked the students, 'Do you know who I'm talking about?' and they didn't know, so I pointed across the room to a photo that hung on the wall, and it was your portrait. It was your story I told, which they knew as Bapak Jokowi. It was a story that showed we can make our own futures, and that is as true in Indonesia as it is here in this country. 'He's like you,' I told the students." Photo by Rob Keating - http://keatingmedia.com.au)
Canberra, Australia - 10 February 2020: Indonesia's President Joko Widodo is welcomed by Prime Minister Scott Morrison ahead of his address to the joint sitting of Parliament. The Prime Minister said, "Mr Speaker, today we welcome the President of the Republic of Indonesia, His Excellency Joko Widodo. President Widodo, it is an honour and a privilege to have you here amongst us as a true friend. " Photo by Rob Keating - http://keatingmedia.com.au)
Canberra, Australia - 10 February 2020: Prime Minister Scott Morrision delivers a speech for Indonesia's President Joko Widodo House of Representatives visit to the joint sitting of Parliament. Photo by Rob Keating - http://keatingmedia.com.au)
Canberra, Australia - 10 February 2020: Indonesia's President Joko Widodo in the House of Representatives. Photo by Rob Keating - http://keatingmedia.com.au)
Canberra, Australia - 10 February 2020: Indonesia's President Joko Widodo applauds Prime Minister Morrison in the House of Representatives. Photo by Rob Keating - http://keatingmedia.com.au)
Canberra, Australia - 10 February 2020: Indonesia's President Joko Widodo listens to , "Mr Speaker, today we welcome the President of the Republic of Indonesia, His Excellency Joko Widodo. President Widodo, it is an honour and a privilege to have you here amongst us as a true friend. " Photo by Rob Keating - http://keatingmedia.com.au)
Canberra, Australia - 10 February 2020: Indonesia's President Joko Widodo addresses a full sitting of Parliament. Photo by Rob Keating - http://keatingmedia.com.au)
Canberra, Australia - 10 February 2020: Indonesia's President Joko Widodo addresses a full sitting of Parliament. "G'day mate" he said. Photo by Rob Keating - http://keatingmedia.com.au)
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BEN MILBURN/Local Honey: Stripped down fuzz rock from a cat that's trying to stake out his own turf, this could be a dorm room classic for dudes whose only outlet is to howl at the moon when the one they love is off with the jock who has his pop's black card in hand.
JOEY LOCASCIO/Meets the Legend: Here's a fun record you'll probably have no idea what to do with unless you have roots in a certain time and place. With a vitae that reads like he should have been cast as 'The Most Interesting Man in the World' for those beer commercials, Locascio found his métier as a show room/supper club entertainer where he got to ham it up Vegas style, free forming on the chestnuts to entertain himself. Backed here by Joey DeFrancesco and other comparable jazz hitters, he can play it straight as well as he can clown. Old school stuff that needs to be heard, don't go mistaking him for your grandpa getting drunk and grabbing the mic at a wedding. A dandy view of fun that used to be. (All that and he remembers Marius the giraffe that the pukes at the Denmark zoo killed and fed to lions because he was "extra". Thanks for that, Joey).
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CHANGUI MAJADERO: Ah, the joys of cross pollination. As usual, this gringo has no idea what this Latin bunch is singing about, but that doesn't matter. On tap here is Changui music, a Cuban sound that pre-dates salsa, as rediscovered by a cat from East L.A. Totally indigenous and unvarnished sounding, it's easy to mistake this at first pass for restaurant or gift shop music, but do yourself a favor and stick around a few more bytes before drawing conclusions. A real charmer for the armchair traveler, you'll have a blast sinking in to this sound as it works it's Afro Cuban magic on you coming directly from a time and place that only exists in the rear view mirror. A real tasty treat that brings the caliente in just the right measure. Well done.
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ALLY VENABLE BAND/No Glass Shoes: Muso ears are generally unimpressed with teens rolled off the assembly line of the teen product hit factory but something different has taken root here. Teen success has emboldened and inspired a new crop of tyros to go for it and they are turning in impressive results. 17 year old Venable has turned the Houston blues scene on it's head already winning everything there is to win and thoroughly kicking ass along the way. 5 years younger than Bonnie Raitt was when she first thought she was a red hot, hard bitten blues mama but whose voice kind of played it other wise, Venable is in that same spot right now---not that it's a negative. Otherwise swinging her Fender like the mighty ax it is in her hands, Venable has just forged a Raitt like lifetime bond with fans of bad ass blues gals and it's going to be a lot more fun to watch her grow up in public that scads of pop confections that will be consumed and forgotten. And she knows the difference between emoting and being a talent show screamer. Killer stuff that's even capped off with a version of "Love Me Like a Man" that's probably illegal in several states.
JEREMIAH JOHNSON BAND/Blues Heart Attack: If Johnson was satisfied just to turn in a blue collar/bar band rock date, he's be at the top of his game, but he's the restless sort. Original from St. Louis, he let himself get steeped in blues and soul as well as various stripes of popular rock and country in the air while he was growing up. An entertainer as well as a musician, Johnson is way more than a white boy with the blues, Johnson is staking out his turf as the leading light of workingman's blues mixing rock, blues, shredding and raw emotion into a heady brew that might be just a touch too dark for the average business major. A bad ass more influenced by Hank III than Hank Jr, this is a killer look at a master of the game ready to rock all night long. Hot stuff.
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KENNY DAVIN FINE/Brand New Road: When you're a singing doctor with a honky tonk jones, when it comes time to make a record, you don't have to do it on the fly and you can hire cats from Desert Rose, Wings, Orleans and Mike Curb's hit factory to give you a real record sound that fully realizes the vision intended. Specializing in nutrition, he might not take you to the same honky tonks as Waylon or Ian Tyson, but he fares a whole bunch better than you or I would at karaoke night. Certainly not sippy cup music, this is made for the roadhouse that closes early enough for you not to have to pay the babysitter overtime. Fun stuff that shows him residing firmly in the pocket, you never get the feeling he's just manqueing around, hopefully giving him the fallback he'll need when the politics of contemporary medicine make him want to hang up his stethoscope. Remember when parents said you need a fall back in case that music thing doesn't work out? Things change. The only thing that's changed here (for the better) is that the Fine doc doesn't have to perform these songs on stage behind chicken wire. If the business side of the music business still made sense, this record would be a major break out. Well done throughout.
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MILES DAVIS/Chicago Jazz Festival 1990: Is that Don Cheadle on the front cover? Miles was right in the middle of one of his many comebacks, this time being more 'commercial' than he had been in years, more engaged that he had been in quite a while and a sure pest to moldy figs that were mad when he went fusion and were now made that he wasn't. Loaded with the prime cuts from this era on board, this is certainly one of the penultimate live Davis dates as he would be gone within a year. Killer stuff that makes you wish you were there, it might not have the polish of studio recordings or the Montreux recording of the same era, but it delivers the passion in truckloads that you can't accommodate all at once. This is the artist at one of his peak forms.
HARMONIE ENSEMBLE NEW YORK/Gershwin: Did you really think, with Gershwin being dead a million years give or take, that there could still be pieces by him that were previously unrecorded? Orchestra leader, Steven Richman, is a cat you don't mess with when it comes to Gershwin as he's been the leading light in tony presentations of the master for the last three decades. Calling in Lincoln Mayorga as his piano ringer to complete the sound, this is smoking hot, grown up music consisting of four pieces that should be considered as contemporary classical music at this point as well as focal points of American music from when music was music. If you don't think stuff like PBS' "An American Fourth" is corny, you're already half way to being in love with this session. A solid listening date loaded with pure enjoyment for those whose taste has matured beyond beats, Gershwin will live on for a few more generations when in hands like this. Killer stuff throughout.
MILES DAVIS/Tokyo 1973: A radio concert that doesn't sound like it was recorded from a radio playing across the street, Davis is indeed on the corner with a fusion crew that includes Liebman, Foster, Cosey, Mtume and Henderson all pulling their weight. Compiling two sets from that night in Japan, space exploration Davis fans have it going on here where he was showing that 40 was certainly the new 20 even then. Live performances that show the studio recordings weren't all Teo Macero and his razor blade, this is a shining example of the sound that was often imitated but never duplicated. Killer stuff.
JOANNA CONNOR/Six String Stories: Back when the earth was cooling and saying it didn't sound pejorative or condescending, Connor could hold her own with any of Chicago's blues shredding bad boys. Has the last quarter century, most of which she was busy raising her daughter right, been kind to Connor? If by that you mean can she still pack a wallop the answer is a big, bad YOWSAH! The epitome of a white girl with the blues, Connor's never really been away, but it's good to have her back. This time around, it sounds like she's showing the boys how to get it done. She might be doing it old school but these basics never really go out of style. A totally killer set tailor made to blow the roof off the sucker and your mind at the same time. This is the new gold standard in shrederoonie!
BOB BALDWIN/Brazilian-American Soundtrack: It seems like you can't do an album like this anymore without some degree of crowd funding but it looks like the ever ambitious Baldwin put this together, painstakingly, on his own over several years. A double album of Brazilian/American fusion that takes it to the streets, this is a little bit of a look at the future of jazz. Mixing originals with tracks by the masters and having some of the best of Brazil on board, this set isn't going to rest on the shelf next to your pop's Stan Getz records too easily but it does reflect today's sonic realities. The taste won't be right for moldy figs but party people will get the message straight away. With it's generous length, this is a set best enjoyed when you can clear the decks and kick back with some adult beverages near by. Smoking hot throughout---even in it's laid back moments.
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STEFFEN KUEHN/Leap of Faith: A German cat that first hit our shores to hone his chops in the Texas Lab Band, he now has a Latin Grammy under his belt and it's given him the confidence to totally take control of things---with mighty fine results. A breezy jazz date that is fueled by high octane smooth jazz, Kuehn feels that this is most personal date yet but it feels like it reaches out to anyone that wants to kick back and have a good time. A fine listening date throughout, there ain't a false note in the bunch with him marking his territory as a trumpeter that's here to stay. Well done.
AL BASILE/Mid Century Modern: The fun of having your own label is you can record as much and as often as you want, something Basile hasn't been shy about in recent years. Relaxing in his Eames chair and thinking about his roots led him to getting Duke Robillard and some well pedigreed cats over to the house and doing a quasi revisit to the old Roomful of Blues days. A set of all originals with an old school feel running through it, this feels like the best of Basile's recent vintage output. A fun romp throughout, this is a fine example of the good vibes that flow when you give yourself a chance to slow down and catch up with yourself. A totally sold set throughout that firmly shows this old dog still knows how to bury a bone.


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Q: How to disable back-forward action when swiping horizontally on trackpad in firefox on linux? Since a couple of weeks my Firefox installation (Nightly, now on FF 100.0.2) on Linux (Guix, X11, Gnome 40.4) goes back or forward in history when I swipe horizontally on the touchpad (with two fingers). For me, this happens very often by accident, and never intentionally; how can this swipe-back behavior be disabled?
I've tried to set:

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*widget.disable-swipe-tracker to true

*mousewheel.with_alt.action to 0

*browser.gesture.swipe.left to cmd_scrollLeft

*browser.history_swipe_animation.disabled to true (source lost)

in about:config, but none of those options disable the swipe-back feature.
The result of setting mousewheel.with_alt.action to 3 is that horizontal swiping on the touchpad now leads to both zooming of the contents and also going back and forward in history. So maybe two different settings are conflicting with each other.
Other things that don't work:

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*Setting the environment variable MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=0.

*Switching from Gnome to XFCE.


1780: In the midst of the Revolutionary War, darkness descends on New England at midday. Many people think Judgment Day is at hand. It will be remembered as New England's Dark Day.
Diaries of the preceding days mention smoky air and a red sun at morning and evening. Around noon this day, an early darkness fell: Birds sang their evening songs, farm animals returned to their roosts and barns, and humans were bewildered.
Some went to church, many sought the solace of the tavern, and more than a few nearer the edges of the darkened area commented on the strange beauty of the preternatural half-light. One person noted that clean silver had the color of brass.
It was darkest in northeastern Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire and southwestern Maine, but it got dusky through most of New England and as far away as New York. At Morristown, New Jersey, Gen. George Washington noted it in his diary.
In the darkest area, people had to take their midday meals by candlelight. A Massachusetts resident noted, "In some places, the darkness was so great that persons could not see to read common print in the open air." In New Hampshire, wrote one person, "A sheet of white paper held within a few inches of the eyes was equally invisible with the blackest velvet."
At Hartford, Col. Abraham Davenport opposed adjourning the Connecticut legislature, thus: "The day of judgment is either approaching, or it is not. If it is not, there is no cause of an adjournment; if it is, I choose to be found doing my duty."
When it was time for night to fall, the full moon failed to bring light. Even areas that had seen a pale sun in the day could see no moon at all. No moon, no stars: It was the darkest night anyone had seen. Some people could not sleep and waited through the long hours to see if the sun would ever rise again. They witnessed its return the morning of May 20. Many observed the anniversary a year later as a day of fasting and prayer.
Professor Samuel Williams of Harvard gathered reports from throughout the affected areas to seek an explanation. A town farther north had reported "a black scum like ashes" on rainwater collected in tubs. A Boston observer noted the air smelled like a "malt-house or coal-kiln." Williams noted that rain in Cambridge fell "thick and dark and sooty" and tasted and smelled like the "black ash of burnt leaves."
As if from a forest fire to the north? Without railroad or telegraph, people would not know: No news could come sooner than delivered on horseback, assuming the wildfire was even near any European settlements in the vast wilderness.
But we know today that the darkness had moved southwest at about 25 mph. And we know that forest fires in Canada in 1881, 1950 and 2002 each cast a pall of smoke over the northeastern United States.
A definitive answer came in 2007. In the International Journal of Wildland Fire, Erin R. McMurry of the University of Missouri forestry department and co-authors combined written accounts with fire-scar evidence from Algonquin Provincial Park in eastern Ontario to document a massive wildfire in the spring of 1780 as the "likely source of the infamous Dark Day of 1780."
Image: Boston in the 1780s looked like this, when you could see it.
This article first appeared on Wired.com May 19, 2008.


The Ministry of Health and the largest Russian producer and supplier of medicines - JSC R-Pharm, owned by the president of Delovaya Rossiya, Alexei Repik, became the defendants of three antitrust cases, can be seen on the basis of decisions of the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS).
In March 2018, the FAS reported that it conducted an unscheduled inspection of the Ministry of Health and identified signs of violation of the Law "On Protection of Competition": according to the service, the Ministry of Health could create an advantage for the group of companies "R-Pharm" when buying medicines. The share of R-Pharm in public procurement of drugs in 2017, according to IQVIA Russia and the CIS, was 8.3%.
In 2017, "R-Farm" violated the terms of 19 contracts, a person close to one of the parties to the proceedings told. Vedomosti calculated that the amount of contracts - 8.2 billion rubles., Procured drugs against the human immunodeficiency virus, hepatitis B and C, multidrug-resistant tuberculosis and other antiviral and antibacterial drugs. Infringements were confirmed by data of a site of state purchases and service "SPARK-marketing": three contracts of "R-Pharma" have been stopped under the agreement of the parties, at remaining 16 - conditions are changed. For such violations, the company had to be entered in the register of unscrupulous suppliers, explained FAS, but R-Pharm still continues to participate in the auction.
One antimonopoly case was instituted for violating article 16 of the competition law - it prohibits agreements with the authorities that may affect the price. Second - paragraph 2 of Part 1 of Article 11: on cartel agreements. The third part is part 4 of the same Article 11: on the prohibition of agreements leading to restriction of competition. A person who is familiar with the results of the audit says that the total amount of violations is estimated at about 3 billion rubles, and the cases instituted by the FAS are directly related to the verification.
R Pharm has no information about the substance of the antimonopoly cases or the nature of the alleged violation, no requests from the antimonopoly authority have been received, and no verification activities have been conducted, the representative of R-Pharma states. If the requests arrive, the company will provide the FAS with all the necessary documents so that the verification can be carried out without difficulty. "We are ready to render full assistance in carrying out the antimonopoly investigation," he says and assures that, participating in public procurement, R-Pharm strictly follows the current legislation.
If the company's fault is proved, the FAS can initiate an administrative case against it, which will entail sanctions, Vedomosti's interlocutor continues, familiar with the details of the FAS verification. In March, the head of the FAS anti-cartel department, Andrei Tenishev, explained that offenders - legal entities face a fine of 10 to 50% of the contract price, and officials - administrative or criminal responsibility, depending on the severity of the consequences.
The story is unprecedented for the pharmaceutical market, so it's difficult to predict its outcome, says partner of the law firm "Just" Alexander Bolomatov. Some argue that if you remove the R-Pharm from the supplies, then there will be no one to supply the medication, but such statements are strange to hear in a market economy, the lawyer continues.
In the register of unscrupulous suppliers for public procurement, the company joins if it won the bidding but evades the conclusion of the contract, and if the contract with it is terminated by a court decision or if a refusal to perform the contract is fixed, the senior lawyer for Baker & McKenzie, Sergei Lomakin, explained: the company does not participate in the bidding for two years. The process of public procurement is reconciled, and peaceful resolutions look like the Ministry of Health panders to the company, changing conditions to please the supplier, says Bolomatov.


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2022 LA County Fair
May 5-30, 2022 Thursdays-Sundays + Memorial Day Monday
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What's better than an end-of-summer Fair? A start of summer Fair!
After nearly 100 years of holding its annual Southern California tradition of ooey-gooey delectables on-a-stick, farm animals and carnival thrills in September, the LA County Fair announced today it is permanently moving its dates to May beginning in 2022, when the Fair celebrates its Centennial.
Guests can expect to experience the Fair of the past, present and future as the 2022 LA County Fair celebrates the 100th anniversary of the very first Fair held in 1922 with the theme "Back to Our Roots." From remembering the Fair's early days of tent expositions to the introduction of midcentury inventions like the Frisbee to the home of the future, the 2022 Fair will embody nostalgia, warmth and good old-fashion fun.
Visit LACountyFair.com to learn more about this year's big return!
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Larry Korb, former Assistant Secretary of Defense, on President Trump's new policy on Iran.
President Donald Trump will outline a tougher U.S. strategy for countering Iran on Friday that will seek to strengthen the enforcement of what he considers a flawed nuclear deal and deny funding for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
"It is time for the entire world to join us in demanding that Iran's government end its pursuit of death and destruction," Trump said in a White House statement that laid out key elements of the strategy.
Trump is to deliver a speech at 12:45 p.m. EDT to announce a confrontational new approach to U.S. policy toward Iran. In a big shift, he is expected to say he will not certify Iran's compliance with a 2015 nuclear accord negotiated by world powers including Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama.
The new strategy will include three key goals: Fixing the nuclear deal to make it harder for Iran to develop a weapon, addressing its ballistic missile program and countering Iranian activities that Washington says contribute to instability in the Middle East.
Trump believes the nuclear deal as it is now structured will eventually allow Iran to develop a weapon and wants to toughen U.S. policy to prohibit that eventuality. Iran says its nuclear program is peaceful and denies it is developing nuclear weapons.
As the administration announced its plan for Iran, Republican Senators Bob Corker and Tom Cotton said they had developed legislation intended to address what they see as deficiencies in the Iran nuclear deal.
In a proposed legislative framework, they offered a plan to automatically reimpose sanctions if Iran's nuclear program were to get to a point where Tehran could develop a nuclear weapon in less than one year, known as a "breakout" period.
They said their measure, if passed by Congress, would remain in force indefinitely, lead to tougher inspections and limit Iran's centrifuge development.
It was unclear what chance the measure, expected to be offered as an amendment to the existing Iran nuclear review law, would have of winning enough support to be passed by both the House of Representatives and Senate.
Trump's intent with his new strategy is to expand U.S. policy beyond just the nuclear agreement and take steps to address other Iranian behavior.
"The United States' new Iran strategy focuses on neutralizing the government of Iran's destabilizing influence and constraining its aggression, particularly its support for terrorism and militants," the White House fact sheet said.
The White House statement said Trump would work to deny funding for the Iranian government, particular its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
"We will rally the international community to condemn the IRGC's gross violations of human rights and its unjust detention of American citizens and other foreigners on specious charges," the White House said.
"Most importantly, we will deny the Iranian regime all paths to a nuclear weapon," it said.


My husband and I captured hundreds of sunrises and sunsets on our iPhones throughout the years. It didn't matter what state of affair our day was in or what season of marriage we were in: mad at each other, agitated with one another, elated with one another: if the sky looked right, we hopped in a vehicle and made the way to the best viewing spot. We were diligent at chasing the spectacular sunsets the last year of his life.
I arrived at Lisa's beautiful cottage and it was like coming home. Lisa, is only one of two widow friends I have. We are the same age. Our husbands died fairly young. Our husbands illnesses were terminal and quick. We both have two daughters. We both have autoimmune diseases. We both have somewhat neurotic dogs. We both have extremely complicated family dynamics. We both married quintessential eastern North Carolina men, who we are sure either knew one another or had many mutual friends. We both loved being married. We both are writers. We both wake up every morning going "How in the hell did we get here?" We have considered a live video or a podcast about our lives: we are fun, we can be hilarious, I am getting hit on by 70-year-olds on at least a tri-weekly basis. We have a lot of material! Alas, did you just read the above paragraph? We decided, on second thought, how the heck could we be a beacon of hope for anyone? Bahaha!
Thank you for this post it brings back great memories of my Paul. He loved to take photos of sunset no matter where we were. I have beautiful photos from the shores of NJ across the country to the beautiful beaches of CA. I still say that he speaks to me through the beautiful sunsets of the Carolina sky.


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Motorist dead, another injured in Fifth Ring Road crash
Johnson calls end to COVID restrictions
KuwaitOther News
Man arrested after catching falcon at Kuwait natural reserve, police say
KUWAIT: This handout photo released by the interior ministry shows a falcon confiscated from a person that police say had illegally hunted it in Sabah Al-Ahmad Natural Reserve.
KUWAIT: Environment police spotted a vehicle inside Sabah Al-Ahmad Natural Reserve and arrested the driver with an falcon in his possession. Police say that the suspect had caught the falcon, which is not permitted to be hunted, inside the reserve, The falcon was confiscated and will be returned to its natural habitat, according to police. Further legal action will be taken, police said.
This handout photo released by Kuwait Fire Force shows a fuel truck that was involved in an accident on Sixth Ring Road.
In other news, a fuel truck driver was injured in an accident on Sixth Ring Road, Kuwait Fire Force said. Firemen and hazmat personnel were dispatched to the area to secure the site of the accident before allowing the flow of traffic to resume. In another accident, four people were injured in a two-car collision on Sixth Ring Road. Firemen freed one of the victims who was trapped inside of the vehicles, and handed him over along with the three others to paramedics, Kuwait Fire Force said. An investigation was opened into the accident.
Meanwhile, Kuwait Fire Force announced that firemen put out a fire in a Qusour house. The fire was in the garden and was prevented from spreading to other areas. No injuries were reported. Also, a fire in the kitchen of a house in Qurain was put out after evacuating the place. No injuries were reported as well. Investigations were opened to reveal the cause of the fire in both incidents.
This handout photo released by Kuwait Fire Force shows a fireman at the site of a blaze in Mubarakiya Market.
On Friday, Kuwait Fire Force said Friday its teams managed to get under control a huge fire at a 4,000 sq m basement of a store in Al-Mubarakiya Market. Fire engines from Al-Hilali, the City, Al-Shuhada, Al-Shuwaikh Industrial area rushed to the scene and were able to subdue the blaze safely. The fire resulted in no casualties, according to a statement from the KFF public relations and media department.
Separately, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior announced on Friday that coordination and joint cooperation between the Kuwaiti General Administration for Drug Control and the General Directorate for Drug Control in Saudi Arabia resulted in the thwarting of the smuggling of more than 1,700 million 'Captagon' narcotic tablets hidden inside a container of spices and legumes that were on their way from An Arab country to Saudi Arabia via Jeddah Islamic Port. The ministry said in a press statement to the General Administration of Relations and Security Media Friday, that the owners of the shipment were arrested in Jeddah, and the necessary measures were taken against them and referred them, along with the seizures, to the Public Prosecution in Saudi Arabia.
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Pavilion offers unique experience to discover Kuwait landmarks
Kuwait condemns militia's targeting of Saudi Arabia
Realty plots' prices to decline in long run: Union
Heritage should be preserved for future generations: Minister
Boosting national media to serve expectations: minister
Boys to men in pearl diving tradition – Dozens of young men set sail as part of annual heritage event


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The club was formed in 1965 by dedicated Rover enthusiasts. The club fosters ownership and running of all Rover cars, motorbikes ad bicycles. Dedicated area convenors and dedicated model coordinators ensure the club maintains a vibrant atmosphere in which to preserve the future of as many Rover cars as is possible. As of November 2016 the club numbered over 250 members, with 350 Rover models, spanning the timeline of the Rover history. The club maintains a library of historic and technical books and articles on various Rovers. There is a strong parts stock across earlier models and technical advice available to new owners and unique club merchandise.. A vibrant event calendar of invited and ROC run events ensures members are entertained and have an avenue to show off their cars on an almost weekly basis. Events include display days, cars'n'coffee events, car parts wrecking days and visits to various museums and other social based events also. The ROC is one of four major Rover owners Club in Australia, the others include the Victoria and Tasmania based Rover Car Club of Australia; the Rover Car Club of South Australia, the Western Australian Rover Owner's Club and the Rover Car Club of Queensland. There is also the Rover P4 Driver's Guild of Australia. These clubs all come together every two years in the National Australia "Rove". Run by a volunteer committee and dedicated band of experts in various fields from parts, to technical ability to PR and editorial skills, the ROC club also maintains liaison with parts storage and specialist manufacturers world-wide, and in Australia, to ensure club members are able to maintain and preserve their Rovers in excellent condition for the future.


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vigations of the Phænicians must have contributed much to the advancement of astronomy and geography. It was in the ages of which we are now speaking, that these people undertook those voyages of great extent which liave rendered their names so famous in antiquity. They passed the itraits of Cadiz, and trusting themselves on the ocean, they advanced on one side to the western extremity of Spain, and on the other to the coast of that part of Africa which is wathed by the Atlantic i. The discovery which the Phænicians made of the help they could draw from the observation of the polar star to direct the course of a vessel, was the cause of the success which accompanied their maritime enterprises. I reserve the circumstances of them for the article of navigation. The details into which I shall then enter, will make us better perceive to what degree the Phoe-' nicians must have possessed, even in the ages which at present fix our attention, the principal parts of mathematical fciences.
H Istory, in the ages we are at present speaking of, will
furnish us with many lights on the state of sciences in Egypt. I fall treat each object separately, and under different articles; and I hall shew their state and progress relatively to the times which make the subject of the second part
my work.
Of Medicine.
N examining the origin and state of medicine in the firft
part of this work, I have faid that there was no mention
made of physicians by profession before the time of Moses. I have related the ways which they used originally in treate ing the fick, and the expedient they had invented to the end that every body might profit by particular discoveries. They exposed the sick in public to enable them to receive the falutary counsels which each could give them !. It is proper to remark, that then they did not know writing. Since the invention of that art they put in practice a.l. other custom which must still have contributed more to make known the different remedies which they could use. Those who had been attacked with any distemper, put in writing how and by what means they had been cured. These memoirs were placed in their temples to serve for the instruction of the public. Every one had a right to go and consult them, and to chuse the remedy of which he thought he had need *.
Afterwards, the number of these receipts being augmented, it became necessary to put them in order. Those who were charged with this care, came to know more particularly the composition of the different remedies. By comparing the one with the other, they learned to judge of their virtue, They acquired by that means more exact knowledge than what they had before. They began from that time to consult these sorts of persons, and to call them on critical occasions. As Moses speaks of physicians by name`, we may, I think, refer to the ages in which he lived, the origin of that profeffion.
We ought to look upon the Egyptians as the first who reduced into principles, and subjected to certain rules, the vague and arbitrary practices by which they were guided
See parti. book 3. chap. I.
* Jn Egypt, these sorts of registers were deposited in the temple of Vulcan at Memphis. Galen, de compofit. medicament, per genera, l. 5. c. 2. t. 13. p. 775. edit. Charterii.
The same custom was also observed in other countries. See Plin. 1. 29. C.1.p.493.; Paus. 1. 2. c. 27. & 36. ; Strabo, 1. 8. p. 575.
It was from these registers, according to Pliny and Strabo, that Hippocrates had drawn a great part of his knowledge. Plin. loco cit.; Strabo, 1, 14. p. 972. • Exod. c. 21. V, 19
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for a long time. They passed in antiquity for having cultivated medicine more anciently and more learnedly than any other people a. It is not very difficult to give a reason for this. There never had been a country where physicians had been, and still are more necesary than in Egypt. The overflowings of the Nile exposed them at all times to frequent maladies. The waters of that river having no free course during the two months and an half which precede the summer-solstice, it must necessarily happen that they should be corrupted ..
When the inundations are great, the Nile in retiring forms marshes which infect the
These standing waters have always occasioned in Egypt epidemic distempers. They must particularly have felt the pernicious effects in the first ages, when they had not yet taken the necessary precautions to facilitate the running off of the waters. But these very precautions must have been for a long time baneful to the inhabitants of that climate. The moving of the earth occafioned by the construction and maintaining of that innumerable quantity of canals with which Egypt was formerly watered, and the works which they must have made to drain the morasses, must have produced most troublesome accidents. It is known what malignant vapours these forts of earths just moved produce.
Besides, the inhabitants of the cities and the villages which were not upon the borders of the Nile, did only drink for the greatest part of the year standing and corrupt water 4.
That of the wells is not better r. Springs are extremely uncommon in Egypt. It is a sort of prodigy to meet with one i.
Besides, from the report of travellers, the air there is
* Hom. Odyff. 1. 4. v. 231.; Isocrat. in Bufirid. p. 329.; Plin, 1. 7. c. 56. p. 414.; Clem. Alex. strom.1.1.p.362.
• Voyage de l'Egypte par Granger, p. 19. & 20.
P Description de l'Egypte par Maillet, P, 15. & 26.
• Granger, p. 25.
It is the water of marshes formed by the overflowings of the Nile.
- Plut, t. 2, p. 367. B. Maillet, p. 16.
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very unwholesomes. There reign annually in Egypt from the vernal equinox to une jammer-lolstice deadly malig. nant fevers. In autumn, their thighs and knees are surrounded with carbuncles, ivnici kill the patients in tivo or three days. At the time of the increase of the Nile, the greitest part of the inhabitants are attacked with obstinate dvienteries cauled hy the waters of that river, which at that time are greatly loaded with salts a,
The ferere weather is above all the most dangerous in Egypt. . As the fin is very hot in thefe climates, it raises a great quantity of exlialations and malignant vapours, which cause great deflasions on the eyes; from hence it coines that we lee jo many blind people there s.
This country is also subject to a very singular and very frequent inconveniency. When they are attacked with it, they think all their bones are brokey, Thele accidents are produced hy the winds which blow in Egypt. As they are loaded with many falts, they occasion frightful pains in all parts of the body, often even palsies, which they cure with great difficulty. Thus we fee very few robust people, and scarce any old ones' in Egypt 2. It was apparently the same when Jacob passed through it with his whole family. We Thall be tenipted to imagine, that the Egyptians had not been accustomed to have seen persons of a very advanced age, hy Pharaoh's question to Jacob about the age of that patriarch
Egypt having been exposed at all times to fo great a number of general and habitual distenpers, they must
i Gemelli, t. 1. p. 33. & 113.
"Granger, p. 21. &c.; Relat. d'Eg. par le Vansleb. p. 36.
* Maillet, p. 15.; Granger, p. 22.; Voyage au Levant par Corneille le
Brun, c. 40. init. edit. in fol.
o Maillet, p. 15.
2 Granger, p. 24. & 27. * It is true, Herodotus says, that after the Lybians there were no men on the earth more healthy than the Egyptians. He attributes this good health to the tenperature of the air which is always equal, 1. 2. n. 77.
But it must be observed, that Herodotus only peaks of a particular di. ftrict. Travellers agree generally enough, that Egypt is a very unwholesome country. We might join to the testimonies that we have already cited, that of Pietre della Valle, 1.p. 325. and of Gemelli, t. 1. p. 33. We may likewise see what Pliny says of the maladies peculiar to Egypt, f. 26.
have tried very early to find out the proper means to remedy them. From hence came physicians.
We may conclude from what we find in history, about the practice of the Egyptians, that these people had been the first who had perceived the necessity of dividing among many persons the different objects of medicine.
The ancients tell us, there has been no country where physicians were in such great numbers as in Egypt. They inform us at the same time, that those who exercised that profeffion, did not undertake to treat indifferently all sorts of distempers. They had for distempers of the eyes, for those of the head, for those of the teeth. The distempers of the bowels, and the other internal maladies, had likewise their particular physicians a, The Egyptians were not a long time in comprehending that the life and study of one man was not fufficient to be instructed perfectly in all the parts of a science so extensive as phyfic. It was for this reason they obliged those who embraced that profesion, only to apply themselves to one sort of distemper, and to make that the only object of their study. The ancient authors, by instructing us in this practice, have transınitted nothing to us of the nature of the remedies which the Egyptians used. They have only given us general notions on this subject. We know only that these people made a vast use of regimen and purging drinks * Persuaded that all distempers came from the aliments, they looked upon the remedies which tended to evacuate the humours as the most proper to preserve health b. We fee farther; by the exposure which an ancient author has made of their system of physic, that they excluded every remedy whose application might become dangerous. They only employed those which they might use as fafely as their daily food,
It appears further, that these people were as much busied
a Herod. 1. 2. n.8.1.
* They believe the purge of the Egyptians was a fort of horse-radim, or an herb which resembles celery. There are even some who will have it that it was a composition not unlike beer. Le Clerc hist. de la medic. 1. 1. c. 18.
P. 58.
• Herod. l. 2. n. 77.; Diod. l. 1. p. 73.
cllocrat. in Bufir, p. 329,