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Q: Json Array Request with volley not works I have Json value like this
{
"events": [2]
0:  {
"no": 1
"id": "2"
"nama": "Meja dengan kaki kuda"
"harga": 700000
"gambar": "poster/Donor_darah.jpg"
"stok": 39
"qty": 3
"status": 0
"total": 2100000
}-
1:  {
"no": 2
"id": "1"
"nama": "Lemari"
"harga": 500000
"gambar": "poster/grand-launching-gerakan-ui-mengajar-51.png"
"stok": 0
"qty": 4
"status": 0
"total": 2000000
}-
-
"total": 4100000
}

and then I want to retrieve it in my android app with volley like this
JsonArrayRequest arrReq = new JsonArrayRequest(Request.Method.POST, DATA_GET_NOTIF + page,null,
                new Response.Listener<JSONArray>() {
                    @Override
                    public void onResponse(JSONArray response) {
                        Log.d(TAG, response.toString());

                        if (response.length() > 0) {
                            try {
                                for (int a = 0; a < response.length(); a++) {
                                    JSONObject obj = response.getJSONObject(a);
                                    JSONArray event = obj.getJSONArray("events");
                                    Log.d("JsonArray",response.toString());

                                    // Parsing json
                                    for (int i = 0; i < event.length(); i++) {

                                        JSONObject jb = (JSONObject) event.get(i);
                                        Cart news = new Cart();

                                        int total = 0;
                                        no = jb.getInt("no");

                                        news.setId(jb.getString("id"));
                                        news.setJudul(jb.getString("nama"));
                                        news.setHarga(jb.getInt("harga"));
                                        news.setStok(jb.getInt("stok"));
                                        news.setQty(jb.getInt("qty"));
                                        news.setStatus(jb.getInt("status"));
                                        news.setTotal(jb.getInt("total"));

                                        if (jb.getString("gambar") != "") {
                                            news.setImageUrl(jb.getString("gambar"));
                                        }

                                        // adding news to news array
                                        eventList.add(news);

                                        if (no > offSet)
                                            offSet = no;

                                        Log.d(TAG, "offSet " + offSet);

                                        // notifying list adapter about data changes
                                        // so that it renders the list view with updated data
                                        adapter.notifyDataSetChanged();
                                    }
                                }
                            }catch (JSONException e) {
                                e.printStackTrace();
                            }
                        }
                        swipe.setRefreshing(false);
                    }

                }, new Response.ErrorListener() {

            @Override
            public void onErrorResponse(VolleyError error) {
                VolleyLog.d(TAG, "Error: " + error.getMessage());
                swipe.setRefreshing(false);
            }

        }){
        @Override
        public Map<String, String> getHeaders() throws AuthFailureError {
            HashMap<String, String> params = new HashMap<String, String>();
            params.put("authorization", apikeys);
            return params;
        }};

        // Adding request to request queue
        AppController.getInstance().addToRequestQueue(arrReq);

why it is not appear in my app. because it works before I add "events" array in my json value. so before I add events array my json value justlike this
[2]
0:  {
"no": 1
"id": "17"
"judul": "Compfest 8 Seminar"
"deskripsi": "tes"
"duit": 47
"persen": 47
"sisahari": 47
}-
1:  {
"no": 2
"id": "19"
"judul": "Grand Launching Gerakan UI Mengajar 5"
"deskripsi": "tes"
"duit": 80
"persen": 80
"sisahari": 80
}

and my code when it works like this :
JsonArrayRequest arrReq = new JsonArrayRequest(Request.Method.POST, DATA_GET_NOTIF + page,null,
                new Response.Listener<JSONArray>() {
                    @Override
                    public void onResponse(JSONArray response) {
                        Log.d(TAG, response.toString());

                        if (response.length() > 0) {
                            // Parsing json
                            for (int i = 0; i < response.length(); i++) {
                                try {

                                    JSONObject obj = response.getJSONObject(i);
                                    Cart news = new Cart();

                                    int total = 0;
                                    no = obj.getInt("no");

                                    news.setId(obj.getString("id"));
                                    news.setJudul(obj.getString("nama"));
                                    news.setHarga(obj.getInt("harga"));
                                    news.setStok(obj.getInt("stok"));
                                    news.setQty(obj.getInt("qty"));
                                    news.setStatus(obj.getInt("status"));
                                    news.setTotal(obj.getInt("total"));

                                    if (obj.getString("gambar") != "") {
                                        news.setImageUrl(obj.getString("gambar"));
                                    }

A: Look at your json format when it work
**[2]**
0:  {
"no": 1
"id": "17"
"judul": "Compfest 8 Seminar"
"deskripsi": "tes"
"duit": 47
"persen": 47
"sisahari": 47
}-

it starts with array first so you can use jsonarrayrequest
but when you change your json format it starts with Json object not array again
**{**
"events": [2]
0:  {
"no": 1
"id": "2"
"nama": "M

So you can use jsonobjectrequest instead of jsonarrayrequest or the second option you just change your new json format with array first instead of object


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Treon Harris to start at quarterback for Florida Gators against Georgia
Garry Smits
Florida coach Will Muschamp is going with the freshman playmaker over the experienced, but beleaguered, fourth-year junior.
Muschamp said Wednesday on the SEC coaches' teleconference that Treon Harris will start at quarterback for the Gators (3-2, 2-3) when they play ninth-ranked Georgia (6-1, 4-1) in Jacksonville on Nov. 1.
Muschamp said Harris' knack for making big plays went into his decision to start him against the Bulldogs over junior Jeff Driskel. Muschamp said Harris would get all of the first-team repetitions in practice before the game at EverBank Field.
"He has a knack for making plays and for making some good things happen for our football team," Muschamp said.
Harris was the quarterback when the Gators scored their only points last week in a 42-13 loss to Missouri, which Muschamp called "embarrassing, coaching-wise and playing-wise."
Harris was 8-of-12 passsing for 98 yards, threw for one touchdown and scored another. He also had two turnovers.
Related: Police release report detailing encounter between UF QB Treon Harris, female
Harris came off the bench in the fourth quarter to lead a 10-9 victory over Tennessee on Oct. 4, Florida's last victory. He threw touchdown passes of 78 and 70 yards in the Gators' victory over Eastern Michigan earlier this season.
Driskel was 7-of-19 passing for 50 yards before yielding to Harris against Missouri. Driskel had two interceptions and fumbled once, with two of the turnovers returned for touchdowns. He has 12 turnovers in his last 14 quarters.
Muschamp said Driskel "is still going to have a role on our football team as a quarterback."
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You can order Spearmint & Shirley Lee CDs direct from us here, or buy downloads from iTunes. And you can hear previews here.
This Is A Souvenir, a graphic songbook interpreting the songs of Spearmint and Shirley Lee, is out now and can be bought direct from us.
A Different Lifetime – Live!
Spearmint will play our album 'A Different Lifetime' live in full for the first time ever on Monday 12th June 2017 at the Lexington in London.
Special guests will be announced soon. Secure your ticket now at the early bird price of £10!
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This is the album we've been most proud of since its release, and we've always intended to come back to it, it's pretty much got a life of its own. Long term we'd like to perform the album on the South Bank, with animations, dancers and a full string section… oh, and maybe rain on the stage too…. that's not going to happen any time soon, but this is the first step towards it: playing the album live for the first time.
In the words of Uncut Magazine: "Spearmint's second album proper is a flowering, a joy to behold. The 'fun' indie-poppers have carried off an extraordinarily ambitious concept: fifteen songs that chart the rise and fall of a romance, from early tentative tactical manoeuvres, through sweet surrender, to doubt and demise and an ultimate coming to terms. It has the courage to accept that love is finite, and to try to deal with that. All this with Bacharach-sweet tunes, a cameo set at a Flaming Lips gig, and an homage to the joys of Scottish pop. Any justice and it's album of the year."
Also, the new Spearmint album 'It's Time To Vanish' is out now! Order your copy on vinyl, CD or digital here:
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Three Years After China's Lawyer Crackdown, Rights Groups Call For Sanctions
September 26, 2018 Comments Off on Three Years After China's Lawyer Crackdown, Rights Groups Call For Sanctions
Originally published by Radio Free Asia on July 9, 2018
nternational rights groups have called on China to release all human rights lawyers who remain behind bars, three years after the ruling Chinese Communist Party launched a nationwide crackdown on rights lawyers and activists.
More than 300 lawyers, law firm employees and activists were detained and questioned in the crackdown. While many were released from immediate detention, some lost their license to practice, while others found themselves and loved ones subjected to round-the-clock police surveillance and travel bans.
"President Xi Jinping's claims that China is ruled by law will ring hollow so long as lawyers are detained at the whim of authorities," Sophie Richardson, China director at the New York-based group Human Rights Watch (HRW), said in a statement.
"Each day lawyers are unjustly jailed darkens the stain on Beijing's already poor rights record."
Human rights lawyers, who frequently represent vulnerable clients or cases deemed politically sensitive by the authorities, continue to be targeted under the administration of President Xi Jinping, HRW said.
It cited the case of Beijing lawyer Wang Quanzhang who has been held incommunicado for the past three years on subversion charges.
"He has not been heard from since his apprehension three years ago. There are reports that he has been tortured in custody," HRW said.
It said the detention of lawyers continues, citing the sentencing of rights lawyer Jiang Tianyong to two years' imprisonment on subversion charges last November. His family say Jiang has been force-fed unidentified medication and now suffers from memory loss.
Televised 'confessions'
And a court in the northern city of Tianjin handed down an eight-year jail term to human rights activist Wu Gan, who had been a vocal campaigner against miscarriages of justice, for subversion.
Meanwhile, even lawyers who have "cooperated" with the authorities by providing televised "confessions" in return for release on bail have been unable to return to their professional lives.
Since becoming the first rights lawyers to be detained in a raid on the Beijing Fengrui law firm on the night of July 9, 2015, Wang Yu and her husband Bao Longjun have been unable to return to work.
Many other colleagues, including those who represented detained lawyers, have since lost their license to practice, according to the China Human Rights Defenders (CHRD) network, which collates reports from rights groups inside China.
"Many Chinese lawyers who provide legal defense to persecuted human rights defenders, dissidents, and ethnic and religious minorities continue to be arbitrarily detained and deprived of licenses to practice law," CHRD said in a statement on Monday.
The group called on the U.S. to sanction Zhao Fei, a former director of the Tianjin police department, under the Global Magnitsky Act targeting overseas rights abusers.
"From July 2014 to July 2017, Zhao presided over the enforced disappearances, arbitrary detention, and torture of lawyers and activists, who were mostly detained in Tianjin or transferred there and then disappeared," CHRD said.
It said 19 cases involving serious human rights abuses, including credible reports of torture, denial of the right to a lawyer and incommunicado detention in unknown locations, can be directly linked to Zhao's time at the department.
"The crackdown has been a blatant affront to rule-of-law principles, which China claims to respect, and a politicized attack on civil society," the group said.
"Those affected had been targeted as retaliation for their professional conduct as lawyers or as activists supporting rule of law development and independence of the criminal justice system," it said.
'Disappeared for three years'
Rights lawyer Lin Qilei said he and his colleagues had penned an open letter to the government to mark the anniversary.
"Naturally we wish to express our anger and condemnation of the actions of the authorities in this regard," said Lin, who is defense attorney to "disappeared" lawyer Wang Quanzhang.
"I am Wang Quanzhang's lawyer, and after all this time, not a single judicial department or police station is willing to address this issue," he said. "I haven't been able to visit my client once in the past three years, which is utterly ridiculous and a serious breach of the law."
Wang's wife Li Wenzu posted an undelivered letter to her husband on social media on Monday.
"Lately, I keep remembering that morning three years ago when things seemed so normal, when you waved goodbye and left," Li wrote. "Now you have been disappeared for three years."
"If I had known that that hurried goodbye would have had to last me so long, I would have broken through my reserve and held you tight," the letter says.
U.S.-based legal scholar Teng Biao said overseas dissidents will mark Monday as the "Chinese Rights Lawyers' Day, with plans to update the community on the lawyers' cases, and award a prize to lawyers for their contribution to human rights in China.
"We are hoping to use this event to inform people about the situation of China's human rights lawyers online," Teng said. "We have had some reports from various international media and rights groups, but we want the U.S. government to step up pressure on the Chinese government over the July 2015 crackdown."
Reported by Wang Yun and Lau Siu-fung for RFA's Cantonese Service, and by Wang Yun and Yang Fan for the Mandarin Service. Translated and edited by Luisetta Mudie.


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Q: Convert Python Regex to Bash Regex I am trying to write a bash script to convert files for streaming on the home network.
I am wondering if the community could recommend something that would allow me to use my existing regex to search a string for the presence of a pattern and replace the text following a pattern.
Part of this involves naming the file to include the quality, release year and episode information (if any of these are available).
I have some Python regex I am trying to convert to a bash regex search and replace.
There are a few options such as Sed, Grep or AWK but I am not sure what is best for my approach.
My existing python regex apparently uses an extended perl form of regex.
# Captures quality 1080p or 720p
determinedQuality = re.findall("[0-9]{3}[PpIi]{1}|[0-9]{4}[PpIi]{1}", next_line)

# Captures year (4 characters long and only numeric)
yearInitial = str(re.findall("[0-9]{4}[^A-Za-z]", next_line))

# Lazy programming on my part to clear up the string gathered from the year
determinedYear = re.findall("[0-9]{4}", yearInitial)

# If the string has either S00E00 or 1X99 present then its a TV show
determinedEpisode = re.findall("[Ss]{1}[0-9]{2}[Ee]{1}[0-9]{2}|[0-9]{1}[x]{1}[0-9]{2}", next_line)

My aim is to end up with a filename all in lowercase with underscores instead of spaces in the filename along with quality information if possible:
# Sample of desired file names
harry_potter_2001_720p_philosphers_stone.mkv

S01E05_fringe_1080p.mkv

A: I simplified the regexs, for example if you need 3 or 4 you can use {3,4} and {1} is redundant you can remove it.
#!/bin/bash

INPUT="harry_potter_2001_720p_philosphers_stone.mkv"
#INPUT="S01E05_fringe_1080p.mkv"

determinedQuality=$(echo "$INPUT" | grep -Po '[0-9]{3,4}[PpIi]')
determinedYear=$(echo "$INPUT" | grep -Po '[0-9]{4}[^A-Za-z]' | grep -Po '[0-9]{4}')
determinedEpisode=$(echo "$INPUT" | grep -Po '[Ss]{1}[0-9]{2}[Ee][0-9]{2}|[0-9]x[0-9]{2}')

echo "quality: $determinedQuality"
echo "year: $determinedYear"
echo "episode: $determinedEpisode"

output for first one:
quality: 720p
year: 2001
episode:

output for second one:
quality: 1080p
year:
episode: S01E05

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At 52 stories, 3 Civic Plaza in Surrey, BC is one of the tallest buildings in the province, and focuses on energy-saving measures at the building envelope to minimize carbon footprint and improve occupant comfort.
SURREY, BRITISH COLUMBIA – At 52 stories, 3 Civic Plaza is the third tallest building in British Columbia. It houses the Civic Hotel, an urban campus for Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU), meeting rooms, a fitness center, a rooftop garden and 348 residential condominium units.
The design team, consisting of ZGF Cotter Architects, Fast + Epp structural engineers, and ITC Construction Group, paid close attention to energy saving measures at the building envelope to minimize costs and carbon footprint, and improve occupant comfort. Copious amounts of insulation were applied on the walls, roof and other areas. Mineral wool was placed in the window wall assemblies. Foamed plastic insulation was sprayed on the cast-in-place concrete exterior walls. Foamed plastic insulation board was applied at the roofs, and cellulose insulation was spray-applied at the slab soffits under occupied space in the underground parking.
However, 37 floors of condominium balconies posed a potential thermal bridging problem. If cast conventionally, as cantilevered extensions of interior floor slabs, balconies would conduct heat away from heated interiors and dissipate it into cold environments like cooling fins, wasting heat energy. Chilled floor slabs inside of the building envelope would cause discomfort for occupants. Condensation on cold adjacent interior surfaces would additionally support mold growth, an increasing problem in today's air-tight, high-humidity buildings.
The design team studied options to prevent thermal bridging at the balconies, and ultimately decided to insulate them from the supporting slab using structural thermal breaks.
The team had originally envisioned pre-cast concrete balcony slabs extending from the sides of the building.
Design work for the project began in 2012 and ground was broken two years later by the ITC Construction Group.
Structural thermal breaks consist of an insulation module with stainless steel rebar running through the insulation for tension and shear strength. Since stainless steel is roughly one-third as conductive as carbon steel, it minimizes heat transfer through the module.
Structural thermal break modules are positioned in line with other building envelope insulation, and are tied into the rebar of the interior floor slab and the exterior balcony slab prior to casting both in concrete.
Starting on the 15th floor, the balconies range in size from 51 to 102 sq ft (4.7 to 9.5 m2).
To insulate and support them, the design team specified 1,755 Isokorb® modules from Schöck North America, comprised of Type CM thermal breaks for concrete-to-concrete balcony connections (Fig. 1), Type CV thermal breaks for concrete column supported balconies (Fig. 2), and Type Z insulation filler modules (Fig. 3), says the structural engineer.
Since BC has a history of seismic activity, the design team also specified Isokorb® Type CEQ structural thermal breaks for earthquake load transfer in concrete balconies.
In total, 6,325 linear ft (1,928 m) were installed, equating to 18 ft (5.5 m) per balcony on average.
"All of the thermal breaks were placed on the slab formwork toward the end of laying the rebar for the slab. Concrete for the floor slabs and balconies was poured at the same time," he continues.


The Allegorical Power Series is an ongoing series of freely downloadable audio meant to address the possibilities and roles of abstract or experimental music as social and political response. The first release in the series was 1 June 2003, and new releases will appear monthly. For information on future releases, sign up for the Antiopic newsletter.
In Heidegger, the painted image gives way to the poetic image, as a means of confronting the Hegelian fear that art might die, that is to say, that it might fail to do, to disclose, anything whatsoever; that it might be dissolved into a haze of chatter and become the merely aesthetic. Post-Marx we are confronted with the fear that art might be another tool of oppressive capitalist (read: Enlightenment) ideology. To think art as protest means we must have a way of speaking of the image that doesn't interpret it as standing in an easy relationship to that which it is supposed to symbolize, stand for, mean, signify. Art, as is language, is both immanent to Western metaphysics and a site of resistance, even of Nietzschean twisting free, of said metaphysics. To think art (and, while we're at it, philosophy) as protest is to think it within a political horizon that doesn't simply replace bad ideologies with good ones but rather calls into question the very metaphysical assumption that images carry with them some kind of moral dictum without thereby rendering the power of the image ineffective and extraneous. "Real time" war coverage supposedly stands in for the reality of war; the images rushed to us from cameras strapped to US tanks are generally taken to be representative of what is "really" happening. Yet this reduction of the image (particularly, the temporal image) to a representation of real events opens up the very real possibility that the image would, then, only serve to uphold and preserve the status quo, to grease the wheels of ideology. If art is symbolic, which is to say, if it is taken up as re-presenting some original, whether that original itself be that which can never show itself save in images (as in images of the divine, or of love) or stand in an easier relationship to its representative (as in reflections) then certainly it is as Marx famously said, and art, like philosophy, only "interprets the world, when the point is to transform it"; that is to say, art and philosophy, then, only uphold and preserve the status quo.
But if the failure of representation does not carry with it that of the image, if we can think the image not as representative but at the same time as carrying with it a kind of transformative power, then art can (even, must) be a kind of protest. The failure of representation gets taken up by Kristeva in terms of the failure of the visual arts, and in her work film holds the promise that representation might be possible; however, in Deleuze we see that film, as time-image, is no longer a cinema of the agent but rather of the seer, so the political implications become less highlighted in his work on film, though he does give us a way of speaking of art that is non-representational but also not thereby meaningless or purely aesthetic. Not enough has been said in philosophical circles, of course, about music as a kind of temporal sound image, one that would not re-present a struggle in order to evoke a response, but which would rather work to subvert, rather than preserve, ideology. Philosophy as mere critique is ideology; so is art as representation. But art, philosophy as immanent critique, as non-representative imagery; this is, or can be, transformative. We are fond, in certain circles, of declaring, after Hegel, that philosophy comes on the scene too early, and too late; that it is not useful, as Bataille rightly says, like knowing how to change a tire is useful. Yet, at least since Plato, we must affirm that philosophy (and art, the two held together like quarreling sisters), is always political, insofar as it is concerned with the human good. Certainly there is a difference between art and politics. But it is precisely in the distinction between politics and the political that a space of resistance is opened, that protest is possible. Perhaps "Allegorical Power" speaks in a space of such possibility.


Marvel's Black Panther was a critical hit, a momentous creative achievement that spurred a national discourse, and — now — is a box-office landmark: It recently overtook Titanic for the No. 3 spot on the domestic charts.
And while many have hailed the film as a watershed moment for inclusivity in both genre movies and filmmaking as a whole, it represents a much larger struggle in Hollywood to ensure that diverse voices, stories, and experiences have — and continue to have — a platform to be heard and told.
Veteran Marvel star Samuel L. Jackson, who plays S.H.I.E.L.D. honcho Nick Fury, recently spoke out about this ongoing struggle, in the wake of Black Panther's success.
"I'm not positive that Black Panther is going to change the dynamic of black stories being told in Hollywood and being accepted all over the world. It's an action-adventure story and a lot of people like those, and they'll work all over the world forever because everybody loves a hero. But not everybody loves a drama about somebody's life experience — that's why awards have a separate category for foreign films; they are perceived as being different. Once we stop perceiving them as different and just see them as good films and they get recognized in the same category, we'll be laying markers."
Though some might concede that Black Panther was not just an "action-adventure" story, Jackson makes an essential point: that the crowd-pleasing genre in which its tale is told makes it more readily accessible to a larger audience, and thus more primed for success.
It's the smaller, more intimate films filtered through the lens of a more diverse cultural experience — the ones that don't come with built-in, big-studio marketing budgets and marquee-savvy stars — that still face an uphill battle, but are no less deserving of an audience, and success. The same way that Black Panther was universally hailed as a triumphant superhero film of depth and heft that celebrated a cultural richness, so too should quieter films not be viewed merely as dramas about a specific sociocultural experience, but as dramas about the human experience.
Incidentally, all of this was being addressed during a discussion about Jackson's long and storied career. When asked if he is able to get on a plane without being questioned about snakes, Jackson said, "No. I. Am. Not... but it's fine. A lot of people disparaged that film [Snakes on a Plane], although that's exactly the kind of film I would have gone to see when I was a kid."
Jackson is set to return to the MCU as Nick Fury in 2019's Captain Marvel.


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Mex 1 Cantina replaced the Jack's Cosmic Dogs in West Ashley a little while back, and Charleston Scene's Deidre Schipani checked out its Baja cuisine and surfer vibe. They serve cocktails "worthy of your calories" and tacos for $2.75 and something called Baja Bowls. Her report: "The bowl is brown rice, black beans, Monterey Jack cheese, pico de gallo, guacamole, tortilla strips, queso fresco and green onions — a meal in its own right." [CS]


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ACLU Raises $24.1 Million Following Trump's Executive Order on Immigration
The order suspends all refugee admissions for 120 days and blocks citizens of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen from entering the United States for 90 days.
By Caroline Hallemann
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) raised $24.1 over the weekend, reports CNN. To put things in perspective, the organization, which works to preserves the rights and liberties guaranteed by U.S. law and the constitution, typically receives $4 million in online donations per year.
Anthony Romero, executive director of the organization, called the influx in support an "unprecedented" response to President Trump's executive order on immigration, which suspends all refugee admissions for 120 days and blocks citizens of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen from entering the United States for 90 days.
As it stands, the executive order applies to citizens of those countries with valid visas and green cards as well as those with dual citizenship—for example, someone who is a citizen of both Iran and Canada, according to The Atlantic. It does not apply to naturalized U.S. citizens.
The order went into effect immediately, causing immigrants with valid visas or green cards and refugees to be detained in international airports across the country. They had been mid-flight when it was signed.
The ACLU requested a temporary injunction to "block the deportation of all people stranded in U.S. airports under President Trump's new Muslim ban." The stay was granted by a federal judge in New York's Eastern District Saturday night.
WATCH: ACLU Executive Director Anthony D. Romero coming out of the court where the ACLU just argued and won block of Trump's Muslim ban. pic.twitter.com/kvWDgWiUIn
— ACLU (@ACLU) January 29, 2017
"Clearly the judge understood the possibility for irreparable harm to hundreds of immigrants and lawful visitors to this country," said Romero of the ruling in a statement by the ACLU. "Our courts today worked as they should as bulwarks against government abuse or unconstitutional policies and orders. On week one, Donald Trump suffered his first loss in court."
Deputy director of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project Lee Gelernt, who argued the case, said, "This ruling preserves the status quo and ensures that people who have been granted permission to be in this country are not illegally removed off U.S. soil."
The ACLU sees the stay as a victory, but plans to continue fighting. Rallies across the country this weekend have protested the executive order, and many celebrities and tech moguls are matching donations to the ACLU so they can continue their work.
I'm inspired by all who are barely scraping by yet still giving monthly to the @ACLU. 🙏🏼
Show me your receipts and I'll match 'em to $75k. https://t.co/dej1dXag3a
— Chris Sacca 🇺🇸 (@sacca) January 28, 2017
For the full text of the executive order, click here, and for the full legal document regarding the stay, head over to the ACLU's website.
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Search and Rescue concludes busiest week of summer with search on Buffalo Pass
News News | Jul 24, 2022
Shelby Reardon
sreardon@steamboatpilot.com
Routt County Search and Rescue spent hours scouring the Gunn Creek area off Buffalo Pass searching for a missing woman on Friday, July 22, 2022.
Routt County Search and Rescue spent hours searching for a woman in the area of Buffalo Pass on Friday, July 22, before she was able to self-rescue.
Search and rescue got the call at 12:22 p.m. Friday with a set of coordinates that were about an hour old. The woman, who had been trying to find her campsite since Thursday, July 21, had called her husband, who then called 911 to pass along the coordinates.
"They were specific for the time she was there," said Harry Sandler, vice president of Routt County Search and Rescue. "Fortunately, at that point she still had phone battery. I believe her phone died shortly after. Those coordinates were where she was at 11, 11:30 a.m. By the time we got called, she had continued to move. She never stopped moving, which made the search very difficult."
Sandler helped Incident Commander Doug Klingemann develop a plan despite encountering no clues at the location of the reported coordinates to indicate which direction the missing woman went.
One group of search and rescue volunteers entered Routt National Forest from the Summit Park area off Routt County Road 36, while another went in from Dry Lake Campground toward Gunn Creek drainage.
Sandler said that eventually, search and rescue got better information and put the Summit Park team toward the lower portion of Gunn Creek drainage.
Classic Air Medical spent hours in the air assisting with the search as well.
Sandler said both teams made great time covering ground considering the rough terrain of thick vegetation and downed timber.
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Not long before sunset, the teams got word the woman had popped out of the woods onto Routt County Road 38 and was picked up by a passerby.
"By interviewing her and looking at what our team had done, we were on her trail. We were just several hours behind her the whole time because she had never stopped," Sandler said. "That made things difficult, and we're really fortunate that it had a positive outcome."
It could have made the search more efficient if the missing party had stayed put and followed the acronym S.T.O.P. — short for stop, think, observe and plan.
Furthermore, if a missing party hears a helicopter, they should do their best to find an open space or ridgeline and get the attention of the helicopter crew. The search also could have been easier or shorter if the hiker reported themselves lost earlier.
Sandler said the missing woman got off trail sometime Thursday around Mt. Ethel while hiking north on the Continental Divide Trail with friends who were thru-hiking. She hiked with them for a bit, then turned around to return to camp, but couldn't find camp.
Klingemann said he wished more people knew that search and rescue services in Colorado are free. He encourages people to call search and rescue quickly, not after the situation turns bleak.
"There was some initial hesitation with this group that they didn't want to get a bill," Sandler explained. "That is why they delayed the initial call for help. Had that call come in a lot sooner, there's a chance she might not have needed to spend a night and go through the ordeal that she did."
The call to Buffalo Pass was the first this summer in which search and rescue volunteers had to go out into the field to find a missing person.
Most calls have been for people who needed help getting off a trail due to an injury, including a hurt ankle off Seedhouse Road and a broken leg on Soda Mountain trail.
There have been a few potential search calls from people who knew where the hiker was and when the hiker was expected to return. Fortunately, all those late-returning hikers arrived home before search and rescue needed to take action.
Until the past week and a half, search and rescue has had a quiet summer.
"What we do seem to notice, and there's no explanation for it, is they get clumped together," said Search and Rescue President Jay Bowman. "Last November, we had nine calls in seven days during hunting season. Now, we're experiencing the same thing during the last week and a half."
Shelby Reardon is the assistant editor at the Steamboat Pilot & Today. To reach her, call 970-871-4253, email sreardon@SteamboatPilot.com or follow her on Twitter @ByShelbyReardon.
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/* IBM_PROLOG_BEGIN_TAG                                                   */
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/* $Source: src/import/chips/p9/procedures/hwp/memory/lib/phy/adr32s.C $  */
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///
/// @file adr32s.C
/// @brief Subroutines for the PHY ADR32S registers
///
// *HWP HWP Owner: Stephen Glancy <sglancy@us.ibm.com>
// *HWP HWP Backup: Andre Marin <aamarin@us.ibm.com>
// *HWP Team: Memory
// *HWP Level: 3
// *HWP Consumed by: FSP:HB

#include <fapi2.H>
#include <lib/phy/adr32s.H>
#include <lib/phy/dcd.H>
#include <lib/workarounds/adr32s_workarounds.H>
#include <generic/memory/lib/utils/find.H>
#include <lib/mss_attribute_accessors_manual.H>

using fapi2::TARGET_TYPE_MCA;
using fapi2::TARGET_TYPE_SYSTEM;
using fapi2::FAPI2_RC_SUCCESS;

namespace mss
{

// Definition of the ADR32S DLL Config registers
const std::vector<uint64_t> adr32sTraits<fapi2::TARGET_TYPE_MCA>::DLL_CNFG_REG =
{
    MCA_DDRPHY_ADR_DLL_CNTL_P0_ADR32S0,
    MCA_DDRPHY_ADR_DLL_CNTL_P0_ADR32S1
};

// Definition of the ADR32S output driver registers
const std::vector<uint64_t> adr32sTraits<fapi2::TARGET_TYPE_MCA>::OUTPUT_DRIVER_REG =
{
    MCA_DDRPHY_ADR_OUTPUT_FORCE_ATEST_CNTL_P0_ADR32S0,
    MCA_DDRPHY_ADR_OUTPUT_FORCE_ATEST_CNTL_P0_ADR32S1,
};

// Definition of the ADR32S duty cycle distortion registers
const std::vector<uint64_t> adr32sTraits<fapi2::TARGET_TYPE_MCA>::DUTY_CYCLE_DISTORTION_REG =
{
    MCA_DDRPHY_ADR_DCD_CONTROL_P0_ADR32S0,
    MCA_DDRPHY_ADR_DCD_CONTROL_P0_ADR32S1,
};

// Definition of the ADR32S write clock static offset registers
const std::vector<uint64_t> adr32sTraits<fapi2::TARGET_TYPE_MCA>::PR_STATIC_OFFSET_REG =
{
    MCA_DDRPHY_ADR_MCCLK_WRCLK_PR_STATIC_OFFSET_P0_ADR32S0,
    MCA_DDRPHY_ADR_MCCLK_WRCLK_PR_STATIC_OFFSET_P0_ADR32S1,
};

namespace adr32s
{

///
/// @brief Perform ADR DCD calibration - Nimbus Only
/// @param[in] i_target the MCBIST (controler) to perform calibration on
/// @return FAPI2_RC_SUCCESS iff ok
///
fapi2::ReturnCode duty_cycle_distortion_calibration( const fapi2::Target<fapi2::TARGET_TYPE_MCBIST>& i_target )
{
    const auto l_mca = mss::find_targets<TARGET_TYPE_MCA>(i_target);
    uint8_t l_sim = 0;

    FAPI_TRY( mss::is_simulation( l_sim) );

    // Nothing works here in cycle sim ...
    if (l_sim)
    {
        return FAPI2_RC_SUCCESS;
    }

    if (l_mca.size() == 0)
    {
        FAPI_INF("%s No MCA, skipping duty cycle distortion calibration", mss::c_str(i_target) );
        return FAPI2_RC_SUCCESS;
    }

    // If we're supposed to skip DCD, just return success
    if (!mss::run_dcd_calibration(i_target))
    {
        FAPI_INF("%s Skipping DCD calibration algorithm per ATTR set", mss::c_str(i_target));
        return FAPI2_RC_SUCCESS;
    }

    // Runs the proper DCD calibration for Nimbus DD1 vs DD2
    if(mss::chip_ec_nimbus_lt_2_0(i_target))
    {
        // Runs the DD1 calibration
        FAPI_TRY(mss::workarounds::adr32s::duty_cycle_distortion_calibration(i_target), "%s Failed dcd calibration",
                 mss::c_str(i_target) );
    }

    else
    {
        // Runs the DD2 calibration algorithm
        FAPI_TRY(mss::dcd::execute_hw_calibration(i_target), "%s Failed dcd execute hw calibration", mss::c_str(i_target) );
    }

fapi_try_exit:
    return fapi2::current_err;
}

} // close namespace adrs32

} // close namespace mss

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This week we caught up with Frenchman and Ex Killie forward Jerome Vareille to get his memories of playing in Europe and about his time at Rugby Park.
Vareille began his career in his homeland France with FC Metz. Only scoring once in seven appearances for them before heading to FC Mulhouse in 1995. FC Mulhouse are the second oldest team in France. Jerome played two seasons with them and scored 12 goals in 78 appearances.
In the summer after our 1997 Scottish Cup victory, Kilmarnock spent our pre-season in France and Jerome scored twice against us in a friendly game. Bobby Williamson offered him a trial, he did well and was offered a contract which he accepted and moved to Scotland.
In the next five years to come he would play 113 games for Ayrshire's finest, scoring 16 goals in what would be a very successful period for the club. Playing alongside a very talented group of players including - Ian Durrant, Gary Holt, Ally McCoist and Paul 'Bunion' Wright.
Killie would play in Europe against Kaiserslautern, OGC Nice, Shelbourne and FK Željezničar in his time with the club, and he loved playing against Nice in particular, as he mentions later in this article.
Jerome would leave Killie in 2002 to join already doomed Airdrieonians in what would be their final season in existence. He would set a Scottish league record in 2004 at Airdrie United with 4 goals in 14 minutes, a record that still stands today. After scoring 29 goals in his 89 appearances for Airdrie during his spell at the club, he left.
Vareille then signed with the team South of Symington in 2005.
In deepest darkest Ayrshire between 2005 and 2008 (when he was released) Jerome plodded away with Ayrshire's worst team, amassing 19 goals in 82 appearances for the Colins.
Retiring in 2008, he made 362 appearances in his footballing career which lasted 17 years. In that time he scored 75 career goals with 62 of them coming in Scotland.
Jerome took a step away from football after his playing days and runs a sandwich shop in Hamilton called Viva. He still follows Kilmarnock's results and thought his time at Killie initially would only be for six months or so, but he has now stayed in Scotland 20 years, considering himself half Scottish.
1) As a boy growing up in France, who was your footballing idol?
Easy! Michel Platini with St Etienne. When I was seven I used to wear his top everywhere, even when I was sleeping.
2) How did your move to Kilmarnock come about?
I was with Ayr United for a weeks trial and didn't particularly enjoy it so headed home. Fortunately at the time Kilmarnock were in France for pre-season training. I played a few games and ended up signing a contract with Killie.
3) Which player or players were the best you played with during your time with Killie?
We had a great team spirit at Kilmarnock and played in Europe most of the seasons at that point. Individually we were all pretty talented but collectively we were outstanding. If I had to single out one player it would be Gary Holt, he was the engine of our team and a great player.
4) During your career which player was you most difficult opponent?
I will definitely say Bobo Balde with Celtic. He was absolutely huge and very strong.
5) Do you have a favourite goal for Kilmarnock?
Yes, my goal away at Dunfermline after a four month spell on the sidelines with a shoulder injury. It was a lovely half-volley from 18 yards out, a great finish. We also won 6-0 that day which made it even better.
6) Who were the jokers at Killie when you were there, do you have any funny stories?
Not hard to answer; Coisty and Durrant were the main men at that time, they were hilarious together. What is said and done in the dressing room stays there unfortunately. Sorry!
7) Which stadium in Scotland was your favourite to play in?
After Rugby Park, I would say Easter Road because of how well I played there in my games over the years. My first start for Killie though was at Easter Road and we went down to ten men quite early that day and I had a total nightmare.
8) You made 113 appearances for the club, do you have a favourite match you played in?
I'd say the match in Europe away at Nice in France. All of my family made it down to watch me and the Kilmarnock fans were incredible that night. It was also live on French TV and a massive game for the club. In France we drink a liqueur called 'Pastis' with water and after the game my Dad, who was attending, said he met Killie fans and they were drinking it straight out of the bottle. He was in total shock as it is 40% alcohol! That was very funny.
9) What is your thoughts on Steve Clarke's Killie revival this season?
Steve Clarke has totally transformed the club in a short space of time. It shows how important a good manager is to the club. The next few seasons should be exciting and I am sure Killie will be back in Europe very soon.
10) Can i ask you to name your best eleven you played with during your career?
I'd put myself on the bench to be polite!
11) Ending on a controversial question Jerome, who do you prefer, Killie or Ayr?
I played for Ayr for three seasons in my career but Kilmarnock will always be where my heart is. The years I spent at Rugby Park were my best memories in football. Definitely Kilmarnock for me.
And a final message for Killie fans before you go?
Keep believing, supporting and enjoying this fantastic club.


For your browsing pleasure, here's a round-up of interesting embroidery-related bits I've come across online lately. Some are information, some are inspirational – I hope you find them a fun way to start the week!
Pour yourself a cup of your favorite morning beverage – it's tea for me this morning – and join me in a brief browse through some recent favorites.
Let's start off with something really enticing! Well – I think it sounds fun, anyway!
Win the Houston Quilt Festival!
Stella Lighting is having a Sweepstakes! It's called Stella's Fly Away $2500 Sweepstakes, and the prize is a trip for two to Houston's Quilt and Creative Festival in November of this year. The prize includes $1000 airline voucher, four nights in a hotel close to the convention center, a $250 visa gift card to use while exploring Houston, and two of the new Stella task lamps.
I've always wanted to go to the Houston Quilt Festival. Wouldn't this be a great way to do it?
Laura Wasilowski, over on her blog Artfabrik is running a neat little series about stitching on boiled wool pieces cut from repurposed boiled wool jackets. I'm going to enjoy reading this series as it unfolds! It starts with this article.
Once upon a time, I had a few boiled wool jackets that I just loved. They eventually went the various ways of out-of-style, out-of-fit, worn-ragged, and developed-a-huge-hole-in-an-awkward-spot-for-no-apparent-reason. But you know what? I still saved 'em! And now I know why!
Kathy Shaw, over on Shawkl Designs, has a wonderful DIY tutorial for making a PVC snap frame for embroidery. It's built in two levels, so that one level serves as a lap stand or table stand. It's quite clever! And it looks pretty easy. So if you're even remotely a Do-It-Yourselfer, you could have a pretty nice table stand with a just a quick trip to the hardware store!
Luzine Happel's been adding some nice articles to her blog on Schwalm Whitework. I like this latest filling tutorial! If you like whitework and you're looking for ideas for creating drawn thread or pulled thread filled areas in your embroidery, you should check out all the tutorials on Luzine's blog – she has quite a few!
Here's a bit of inspiration for you!
You might remember this article I wrote quite a while ago, about The Lady's Magazine and their stitch-off using old patterns.
Well, here's an article by Mary Martin, who used one of the patterns and developed it into a lovely goldwork and silk embroidery piece. She takes us step-by-step through the process. Definitely worth reading! And the end product is gorgeous! Don't forget to click on the photos in the article, so that you can see them nice and large.
Nicola over on Stitching by a Cornish Sea has really been upping her blogging lately, providing heaps of interesting and fun information about all kinds of aspects of textiles, stitching, and historical stuff related to textiles and stitching. For example, this article on the color purple. Or this article on workboxes. Lots of good reading going on there! For some reason, the blog format is a bit wonky right now (at least in my browsers), but you can still read the articles easily enough.
The EAC (Embroiderers' Association of Canada) has a cute little article on their blog, featuring a list of commonly used acronyms in the needlework field. Admittedly, I've never used "STASH" as an acronym, but I think "TOAD" is a pretty good one! Anyway, it's a nice little list to know, if you're just immersing yourself in the online quilting or needlework world and wondering what it all means!
I know this isn't particularly stitching related, but it's definitely inspirational, and I could see some stitching ideas flowing from the concepts! On All Things Paper, just this morning, Ann posted an article highlighting the paper cutting artistry of Sarah King. Love it!
Well, that's this morning's browse, my friends! The list could go on and on, but my tea cup is empty, and the day begs to begin.
I've got some good stuff coming up for you later this week, so we'll meet again a couple days hence, ok?
Wishing you a sunny and productive week with your needle and thread!
September 4, 2015 Needlework News Snips: Welcome to September!
Definitely one of your best posts! Full of interest, thank-you.
I am lucky enough to live in Houston so I have hardly missed the Quilt Festival (maybe once or twice) over the last dozen years. It's so much fun! And can be overwhelming. Since I live here and don't actually quilt, I have always visited it on a single day. In 2016 I'm thinking about buying a multi-day pass.
The George R. Brown Convention Center is enormous. My sister and I rent electric carts to get around. She has Parkinson's and I have bad knees!
Usually I see vendors selling supplies for a variety of needlework projects, not only quilting. At the 2015 show, not so much. Or maybe I just zipped through too fast. Anyway, that's another reason to take more than one day in 2016.
I hope you had a lovely Birthday. The News Snips are interesting I like the Goldwork and Silk historical pattern and the Schwalm filling. I also really like the scenic paper so interesting. Thanks for the information on the snips bits and the different crafts that are around and I can't wait for the good stuff later this week.
Thank you for this morning's snips. Here in central California, it's an overcast grey day, and it was lovely to sit with my hot coffee and visit all these wonderful, creative, and colorful sites!
Thanks for the great set of links and fun browsing opportunities. you didn't mention any birthday festivities….so i hope they were either really awesome and you are still recovering! or that they are planned for another day(when you will be home?) at any rate, Happy Birthday again. I am a sucker for birthdays and believe that we are never too old for a party hat!
Thank you for these references. I have just received my materials for an EGA Group Correspondence Course in Schwalm work, so I'm happy to have found Luzine's blog. I'm sure you have referenced it before, but I must have missed it. Very informative!
What interesting tidbits to read while I sit around trying to recover from an awful flu. Gives me a new sympathy for all who are much sicker than me.
One thing I didn't find out was how the term FROG came about. I see it in all kinds of handwork/sewing contexts and it obviously means to rip something out. Can anyone here tell me why?
Because you "rip it" (incorrect section) apart. Rip it sounds kinda like ribbit, hence FROG.
At least that's the explanation I've heard.
I'm always happy when you do one of these posts Mary – I know there's going to be several things of interest and this one was no different. Thank you for doing these!
My mother, sister, and I go to the Houston Quilt Festival each year. We have been doing this "girl trip" for 12 years now. We have the best time together!!!! I certainly cherish the time with my family and the festival is a great place to go. I can heartily testify that it is a great trip!!!! Enjoyed all your other tidbits too Mary.
I had no idea "ort" was an acronym and not an actual word!
And my Stash is lying about for anyone to see and covet or lament.
Hi, Barbara – actually, "ort" is a real word. It just isn't used much anymore, except in needlework circles. It used to be primarily used as a scrap of food or leftover.
Mary, this relieves my mind. "Ort" is such a wonderfully arcane term.
Thank you so much for this post. I was in a creative "slump", but you jolted me out of it!
LOL! Now when I'm ripping something out, I can mutter to myself in a good froggy voice – ribbit, ribbit. My husband claims that no project is truly started until I've ripped it out at least three times, which is way too true for my knitting.
Thanks so much for sharing the link to Sarah King's papercuts, Mary! I'm glad you found her gorgeous work inspiring.
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Q: node.js \ how to treat to result of sanitize-html newbie in Node.js
I try to sanitize htmls in node.js using sanitize-html module- I consider this question more generic from what it may look:
the plugin output an object (I print to console and it states [object]) - how do I know how to work with this object? what are its fields, how to write it to file etc. (I know this may sound basic - should I serialize it? what's the approach to work with object..)
var Crawler = require("js-crawler");
var download = require("url-download");
var sanitizeHtml = require('sanitize-html');
var util = require('util');
var fs = require('fs');

new Crawler().configure({depth: 1})
  .crawl("http://www.cnn.com", function onSuccess(page) {

    var clean = sanitizeHtml(page);
    console.log(clean);
    fs.writeFile('sanitized.txt', clean, function (err) {
        if (err) throw err;
        console.log('It\'s saved! in same location.');
    });

    console.log(util.inspect(clean, {showHidden: false, depth: null}));
    var str = JSON.stringify(clean.toString());
    console.log(str);
    /*download(page.url, './download')
    .on('close', function () {
      console.log('One file has been downloaded.');
    });*/
  });

A: your problem is not with 'sanitize-html. You are not treating the page variable right. You should use:
var clean = sanitizeHtml(page.body);


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Samruddhi Ganvir
What Does the Air Strike in Balakot Really Mean?
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As soon as I woke up today morning, my social media feeds were flooded with the news of an apparent air strike that the Indian Air Force (IAF) carried out in Balakot, Pakistan at around 3 AM on 26th February 2019. Their target was a Jaish-e-Muhammad (JEM) training camp. This strike comes 12 days after the infamous Pulwama attack carried out by the JEM, where close to 40 CRPF jawaans were killed. Amid rising tension between India and Pakistan, and diplomatic relations between the 2 countries at an all time low, India decided to act in a 'do or die' manner.
Foreign Ministry secretary Vijay Gokhale said that according to Indian intelligence, JEM was planning a series of attack similar to the one they carried out in Pulwama (suicide attacks) in various parts of the country, and hence this air strike was deemed necessary. This was a preemptive strike and was a move from a purely defence point of view. According to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), this JEM camp was far away from civilian population, and hence no innocents were harmed or killed.
For the pacifist in me, it is always hard to accept violence being used against any groups, even in the most extreme circumstances. But my rational side refuses to see any more martyrs on our side. It's an internal war with no winners.
My personal thoughts aside, let's address the legality of crossing LoC for hostile intervention. According to the Simla agreement signed between the two countries in July 1972, both countries have to refrain from use of force that is in violation of the LoC. Another provision in the agreement states that both countries have to share any information that poses a threat to either of the countries. When Pulwama attack happened, Pakistan PM Imran Khan agreed to immediately act on any actionable intelligence that India could provide. He had even agreed to an external probe into JEM's association with Pakistani government if it was required.
CRPF jawaans dying in a terrorist attack has angered everyone, but a diplomatic approach to this 'intelligence' would have been a lot better than such extreme use of force. We don't want a full fledged war with Pakistan, who is a nuclear country by the way. This act of aggression could cost the people of India dearly.
Source- PTI
Whenever I try to reason with people about military actions having political inclination, they often get offended and try to dismiss me by saying 'politics doesn't have a place here'. To those people I ask, who do you think is incharge of Indian army and troops? They don't act independently or of their own accord. Their leadership includes the President, the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defence. So it is only logical to infer that any decision that is made regarding the Indian army, is in part driven by some political gains. And with the Lok Sabha Elections coming up in April 2019, it is only natural for a critic like me to wonder if this strike was indeed driven by some political propaganda. And I simply cannot believe that there wasn't a better way to prevent an attack on the Indian soil.
At the end of the day, this attack is going to cost us. Any country will retaliate in a scenario like this. And while common people everywhere will be at risk, politicians who actually took this decision will be safe in their bunkers or leave the country.
And I will not be satisfied with this decision until and unless the following questions are answered.
How reliable was this intelligence about JEM training camp? Where did it come from?
Is there proof that no civilians were harmed?
Is there proof that JEM members were killed? If yes, how many?
Where did the order for the final strike come from?
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We are now the authorized Alaska dealer for MiniJet (minijetboatbuilder.com), offering their Squirt mini boat in a cut and bent kit, where you do the welding and drivetrain installation, or in an assembled hull where you install your favorite Personal Water Craft drive train.
The cut and bent kit.
Pulling the 1/4" bottom togather.


Be our guest on the lovely 'Mystic II' Catamaran as we set sail on a 'one of a kind' Tropical Sunset Cruise.
Antigua is blessed with some of the most majestic and stunning sunsets in the Caribbean, and undoubtedly the best away to experience this natural spectacle is aboard a catamaran at sea.
Upon boarding the Mystic you will be welcomed with a glass of sparkling wine, from the open bar, to sip on as you browse this sleek vessel. You can lounge on the sun deck or find a cozy little spot for you and that special someone.
The mood is romantic and relaxing, music will serenade you as the Mystic cruises through calm blue waters. Watch Antigua's fabulous coast line glide by; palm trees waving in the cool evening breeze and strips of dazzling white-sandy beaches, all set before rolling green hills.
As the golden sun begins it's decent below the distant horizon you will be overcome by its blissful splendour. This is the perfect opportunity to seal a toast with a kiss. Delicious hors' doeurves will be served as the Mystics drifts back to port.


What is your opinion on the system that Quora uses to name Top Writers? Is it fair? Should it be changed to a vote?
… *shrug* Nick shall be Nick. That's more important. To me, anyway.
Scarcity + lack of transparency is a recipe for disgruntlement in any system of awards. The scarcity is inevitable, even desirable. But though I see some arguments for lack of transparency, I see many more against. Same as with the refusal to publish a list of TWs officially; given that the unofficial lists aren't being suppressed, I just don't understand why (and the arguments offered in the related question don't convince me).
Objective and visible criteria (or at least thresholds) would mitigate any disgruntlement about awards. Maybe not remove it, but mitigate it. They don't have to be based on popularity; but if a user doesn't visibly score on expertise, popularity, breadth, extensive answers, or community engagement, then people are left scratching their heads. And any resulting disgruntlement is least fair on those awardees: their award shouldn't be allowed to be tarnished.
It would be nice if we had an indication of TWs needing to meet one or more publicly visible thresholds, including follower count, Most Viewed Writer count, answer count, edit count, reports count, external expertise, view count, upvote count. It would be nice if we had an explicit note that this award goes to this person, because they have been a good contributor, and you can all see how. It's not like that information isn't public (apart from the reports count).
Celebrities like Tim Kaine should not get TW for being celebrities (and boy, does that pick look bad in retrospect). TW should be about community participation, not about "ooh, we got a celebrity to join a one-off Session!" It undermines the perception of a level playing field; it looks vanity press.
Quora Staff getting TW… well, that's been discussed already. I understand the dogfooding argument, and I also agree that it comes across as vanity press (the presumption of community participation does not necessarily apply to Quora Staff). The underlying assumption by users is that TW rewards only community participation, and that assumption is not an irrational one.
I agree that Quora should have some discretion about awards, and I can be persuaded that some awards should be used to motivate engagement rather than to award past performance. It's a tough gig, and I don't envy it.
But it generates a lot of unnecessary angst, as I described in My TW day by Nick Nicholas on Opɯdʒɯlɯklɑr In Exile. I've talked with several upset users since, and I'd like for there to be less of that angst.


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Various Artists (Okeh.. A Northern Soul Obsession)
At the end of a long and illustrious half-century of giving the world some of the finest American black music to have been recorded, Okeh, in a final death-throe of creativity, produced a selection of soulful dance numbers that would ensure its name lives forever on the UK's Northern Soul scene.
For blues buffs who revere the name of Mamie Smith (she who recorded the first black blues record on Okeh back in the 1920's), for jazz aficionadoes who associate the label with the likes of Louis Armstrong and Paul Gayten, for jump jive worshippers whose fingers inadvertently click at the slightest sound of a Treniers recording. For all these, it must be at best bemusing, at worst galling, that a total flop from an otherwise unknown singer called Sandi Sheldon is probably better known in this country than any of those mentioned major black heroes.
There are several reasons why Okeh has become known as the most revered label on the Northern Soul scene. Its original success and fame came through a series of Chicago-produced soul hits, made and often written by Curtis Mayfield, lead vocalist and inspiration with The Impressions. Curtis was enjoying a period of creative and commercial success at this time (1962-64). Brought to the company on a freelance basis by head A&R man Carl Davis, he in turn brought with him the new Chicago talents Major Lance, Billy Butler, The Artistics and The Opals. It was Major Lance who would become Okeh's biggest star and, through an amazing eleven single releases on UK Columbia Records, would place himself and Okeh's Chicago soul sound in the hearts of British mods and soulies for ever. Carl Davis used the full brassy productions of Johnny Pate, The Impressions' main arranger, on Major Lance's early releases whereas he utilised Riley Hampton, Etta James' main arranger, on the music of the more sophisticated big ballad singer Walter Jackson. Both were very successful and this solid soul base meant Okeh would continue to put out singles aimed at the R&B charts long after the Chicago home base had disintegrated.
Being part of the US music giant Columbia Records meant that the producers and arrangers could get away with more lavish recordings but could live with failure for a longer time than an independent would have been able to financially afford. As their most dramatic successes had been with Major Lance and dancefloor numbers, Okeh continued to aim mainly at this market while Walter Jackson and Ted Taylor maintained steady if unspectacular sales on the blues and ballad side of the business.
The last three years of the company's life saw a geographically diverse output of music unwittingly tailor-made for, and waiting to be discovered by, UK soul fans throughout the 1970s and 1980s. It was ironically the glorious failure of the label that would ensure its longevity in Britain and subsequently Europe.
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That's how murder victim Elvin Manuel Cruz is being remembered by his former teachers at a Shortsville school.
While police continue to look for a 19-year-old to question about the shooting death of Elvin Manuel Cruz, his former teachers at the Red Jacket Education Center in Shortsville spent Monday remembering him as an outgoing, well-liked student.
"He had a genuine love for life," said Lynda Scribner, principal at the school Mr. Cruz attended from 2003 to 2005. "He had a great sense of humor, and he had one of those kinds of smiles that just drew people to him."
Mr. Cruz, 17, was gunned down in front of a home at 78 Genesee St. in Geneva at about 4 a.m. Sunday. Police, sent to the scene after neighbors reported hearing gunshots, found him lying on the sidewalk.
Mr. Cruz, who lived at 112 Genesee St., Apt. 4, was taken to Geneva General Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Geneva police put out an all-points-bulletin for Tremaine Green, of Geneva, who they wanted to talk to about the murder. "Right now we would like to interview him regarding the incident," said Lt. Peter J. Liberatore. "We believe he has information regarding the incident."
Liberatore said his department has received "differing accounts" of what led up to the shooting. Among them are reports that Mr. Cruz was involved in a fight with a group of teens, and he was followed by them to the crime scene. "That is not 100 percent confirmed," he said Monday afternoon.
As of this morning, no one was in police custody.
Mr. Cruz lived with his mother, Maria, and has a brother, Victor. His family spent part of Monday making funeral arrangements, friends said. Calling hours will be from 7 to 8 p.m. today at the Palmisano Funeral Home, 28 Genesee St., Geneva. A Mass of Christian burial will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Francis deSales Church, 130 Exchange St., Geneva.
Mr. Cruz was a student at Geneva High School but transferred to the Red Jacket Education Center, a Wayne-Finger Lakes Board of Cooperative Educational Services school for students with emotional or behavioral issues.
He was part of the school-to-work program that gives students hands-on training for jobs. "One thing I remember very strongly is that he had a real interest in fixing things — woodworking, hands-on types of things," said Scribner.
Mr. Cruz was the type of student who would join in if an after-school basketball game was going on, Scribner said.
"I just remember that Elvin drew kids around him," she said. "He was extremely well liked by staff and students both. We have very fond memories of him."
As word of his death spread Monday, staffers at Scribner's building were somber.
"It was a difficult day here," she said, adding that Mr. Cruz "needs to be remembered as the charming boy he was."


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Several companies are having blog hops. Check them out for lots of inspiration. Be sure to make a card and if you can, send some to Operation Write Home!
Paper Smooches has a challenge today to make a card with a few options. I choose to make a one layer card and use pink.
Penny Black has several challenges today. I have their Critter Party stamps and thought this one would work with the sketch. Got to try out some of my new Copic Markers and the fine tip nibs.
I finally got to use some velvety ribbon I've had for awhile along with some Cosmo Cricket "Tea for Two" paper and one of the Cuttlebug "Decorative Tile" embossing folders.
My little hedgehog didn't show up so well on the cream background and I didn't have the right lighter shade of green so I used the YG61 Copic color I used on the gift background to color some paper. I think it makes him stand out better.
Hope you've been able to make a card or two today yourself.
That is an adorable hedgehog! Love it!


The first low level traffic signals specifically designed to help cyclists in the UK have been installed in London.
This follows extensive safety trials by Transport for London (TfL) on behalf of the Mayor.
The installation of these signals forms part of the Mayor's Vision for Cycling in London, the £913m plan to transform cycling in the capital.
Low level cycle signals have been common place in certain parts of Europe for many years, but have never been approved for use in the UK. During off-street trials, which were carried out in partnership with the Department for Transport (DfT) last year, more than 80% of cyclists favoured the use of low-level signals, which repeat the signal displayed on main traffic lights at the eye level of cyclists.
The lights have now been installed onto the early-start traffic signals at Bow roundabout.
TfL has also written to the DfT for permission to trial low level cycle signals at a number of other locations across London, and also started work to see where else they could be installed in the future, subject to the on-street trials being successful.
Leon Daniels, managing director of surface transport at TfL, added: "These low level cycle signals are the first fruits from our extensive off-street cycling innovation trials and will be a fantastic addition to London's roads.


The revelation life is one in which the man or woman of God is led and taught by the Holy Spirit. The greatest revelation is knowing Jesus. Some revelation is known by many, but it is revelatory in your life when it becomes known to you. Some revelation is new, but it is always built upon the old. Truth can never change, but only be expounded upon. There is no secret to living the revelation life other than simply drawing near to God, confessing Jesus as Lord and being led and taught by the Holy Spirit.
You cannot reach the depths of God using the natural tools of man. Knowledge comes through study, but revelation only comes from God.
You cannot take revelation that only He can give. The Apostle Paul prayed, "that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give to you the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of Him, the eyes of your understanding being enlightened…" (Ephesians 1:17-18).
Knowledge of the world is attained. Knowledge of the Lord is received. Pray the Holy Spirit would teach you truths that only He can understand and only He is qualified to teach you.
The barrier to revelation is insisting on gaining it yourself. You don't gain revelation, it must be given to you.
Revelation is a mystery solved, the truth uncovered. Paul wrote, "…by revelation He made known to me the mystery…" (Ephesians 3:3). Often the arguments with man are not on the truth itself, but the degree to which it has been revealed. Never argue over a revelation that is not yet revealed into the heart of a man.
Revelation does not come by the efforts of man, but by the power of God. "For I neither received it from man, nor was I taught it, but it came through the revelation of Jesus Christ" (Galatians 1:12).
To gain worldly wisdom requires much effort. To gain heavenly wisdom requires much submission.
The Lord cannot reveal a new thing until you first have eyes from which you can see. Pray to the Lord, "Open my eyes that I may see wonderful things in your law" (Psalm 119:18).
Revelation requires sight to see the revealed. You can only see revelation with your spiritual eyes open. Your natural vision is a hindrance to spiritual truths.
Revelation is being shown the truth that is hidden in plain sight. You don't need to search afar to discover more truth but pray the Holy Spirit would reveal all that is before you.
Revelation is not seeing something new, but in having something revealed that was there all along. It is not that God has hidden the truth, only that we are blind to see it, deaf that we might hear it, with a heart that cannot understand it. "Yet the Lord has not given you a heart to perceive and eyes to see and ears to hear, to this very day" (Deuteronomy 29:4).
Spiritual senses are never attained, only received. It is never a matter of trying harder but yielding more.
The secret to revelation in God's Word is that hidden truths cannot be found by you, but only revealed to you. "The secret things belong to the Lord our God, but those things which are revealed belong to us and to our children forever, that we may do all the words of this law" (Deuteronomy 29:29).
The greatest barrier to the revelation of truth is the lie you firmly hold onto.
Revelation never changes a truth of God, but only expounds on what has already been given.
Revelation is not new truth, but hidden truth revealed. The more we understand, the more we will trust in Him. The more we trust in Him, the more He will reveal. "The secret of the Lord is with those who fear Him, And He will show them His covenant" (Psalm 25:14).
You won't gain more revelation of truth until you start living the truth already revealed to you.
You must have the revelation of who you are before you can see who you were meant to be. The revelation of who you are is in what you do. The revelation of what you are meant to be is in what He is calling you to do.
The Word revealed revives. "Where there is no revelation, the people cast off restraint; But happy is he who keeps the law" (Proverbs 29:18).
Intellectualism is the obstacle to spiritual understanding.
Revelation cannot be found through the wisdom of man. The wisdom of man is foolishness to God, and the wisdom of God is foolishness to man.
The greatest revelation you can preach is Jesus. "The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave Him to show His servants…" (Revelation 1:1).
You cannot preach revelation to those in darkness because they cannot yet see. Instead preach light, that they would step into it.
Revelation attracts the most critics, thus exposing them.
Don't try to explain more so your preaching is safer but reveal more that your teaching is more effective. You will never satisfy the arguments in the natural when the subject requires spiritual understanding. "These things we also speak, not in words which man's wisdom teaches but which the Holy Spirit teaches… But the natural man does not receive the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; nor can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned" (1 Corinthians 2:13-14).
Never search for revelation just to teach, but to learn. It is in our greatest struggles that God lays the path through which His truth can flow through us onto others. Live the lesson that you can then teach it.
I prefer to use the term 'illumination' than 'revelation', although a broad meaning of 'revelation' can be used that might include God illuminating something in scripture we didn't understand previously. iF by 'revelation from God' as meaning voices in our heads and God speaking directly to us apart from his word, we might have a problem. If what we call 'revelation' that which has been written, hasn't it already been revealed by God? There seems to be a lot of folks telling us God spoke something directly to them to give/declare to us. And it is recived as if these people are somehow speaking with a special prophetic voice.Of course they tell us we can all learn to operate in the 'prophetic', and some offer courses to learn how, for a price of course. OK, enough soapbox. I just read about a course offered by the Arnotts (false teachers) and saw professing believers fawning all over them. My apolgies.
Hi Dan, so if your assertion that God does not speak directly to man, then we would need to exclude large sections of the Bible, both in the Old and New Testaments, as within Scripture we see it so clearly stated all the numerous times and ways that God has spoken to people. We can see it from all the Trinity, that the Father spoke, the Son spoke and the Holy Spirit spoke. They did not all of a sudden become mute.
We would also have to exclude the prophetic words of Christ on His promises of how the Holy Spirit would interact with believers, and how we saw the Holy Spirit acting in the book of Acts. The Holy Spirit speaks yet to this day.
I don't know the people you claim to be false prophets so cannot speak to your position on them. I do appreciate that we need to be very careful of those who claim to hear God, as I know from experience there is much deception. But we cannot say because there are false prophets there are no true prophets, as we would have the same logic we would then need to apply to teachers.
I have written a blog on warnings to the prophetic, hope to post sometime. But I think we need to be equally careful that we would not have ears to hear. Closing our ears to all things protects from the false but excludes gaining truth as well.
Jesus spoke on false prophets, but never said there would not be true prophets. I know of no Scripture that cancelled this office, but know of Scripture that confirms it.
We need to be so careful though, heeding the words in 2 Peter 2, which are directed at false teachers, and of Jeremiah 23, that address the false prophets. This is not a new problem, but things are going to get worse.
So I do appreciate your concerns, but we will have to agree to disagree on your basis for your concerns.
We have to be receptive if we want revelation. There have been times when I settled down to read my Bible without really wanting to, just doing it out of habit or a feeling that I should, and I really didn't get much from it. But then, going back to that same book/chapter later, when I wanted to actually be in it and take the time to ponder the meaning, it suddenly made sense. The same goes for asking for wisdom and revelation in prayer, we must really be open to receiving it, not just mouthing the words we think God wants to hear.
That is such a good and wise word. I think it would do us well if we were to seek the Lord in prayer before we seek the truth in the Word. That we need to be like Ezra, preparing our heart. Ezra 7:10 "For Ezra had prepared his heart to seek the Law of the Lord, and to do it…". This scripture said the same thing you just said, there must be that preparation of our heart to receive. We cannot approach the word as dead ink on paper and expect our lives to be radically changed the the Holy Spirit pouring out from the pages of the Bible!


Here's a shout out to all you college age and twenty-something adults out there. Many times we can feel a little out of place in church after leaving the youth group.
At Grace Point this is not the case! Here there are many activities and programs for young adults that range from bowling nights and bonfires, to Sunday school class and accountability partners.
Whatever your interests, we are the group for you. We are a very accepting of new people and would love to get the chance to know you.
Feel free to drop by any of our events throughout the upcoming year and give us a try. If you would like to keep up to date on all of our latest events and opportunities simply join our Facebook pages: GPNaz College-Aged and GPNaz Gen Y.
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After passing by Emma's Cantina several times on our last visit to Lanzarote, we finally made it there this time round.
The food is of a very good standard and the menu includes both spicy and non-spicy Mexican dishes. Even the children's menu has Mexican items on it!
The fajitas are worth a special mention – tortillas that you fill yourself with either beef, chicken or prawns and a selection of sauces – as is the home-made "chili rojo".
As we left we were given a voucher for 15% off our next meal if we went back on a Sunday or a Thursday – something we did make use of.
On the downside, we felt that most of the desserts were overpriced, with the worst being the "brownies" which turned out to be three small brownie wedges for 6 Euros (plus I.G.I.C.).
A special mention should be given to the German translation of the menu, which is one of the best that we have seen on the island!
Our recommendation: go there and enjoy the atmosphere and the excellent Mexican food, but maybe consider an ice cream on the way home as an alternative to the desserts.


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Q: How to edit gridview row inside? I want to edit row of gridview.For that, I have added showeditbutton = true.I have binded gridview from cs file.Does I need to wite 3 function for that?(For editing I have added 3 function in cs file.).I have taken help from internet.But some point did not understand.
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// hyperlink ,dataTextfield is id
// some checkboxfield.(start from column 6)
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protected void GridView1_RowEditing(object sender, GridViewEditEventArgs e)
    {
        GridView1.EditIndex = e.NewEditIndex;
        //code for Binding grid
    }

protected void GridView1_RowUpdating(object sender, GridViewUpdateEventArgs e)
    {
       // for fetching value of id and checkboxfield(column 6)
  string Id= GridView1.DataKeys[e.RowIndex].Values["Id"].ToString());
   bool ischeck = (Gridview1.Rows[e.RowIndex].Cells[5].Controls[0] as checkBox).Checked;
        // code for updating grid
          GridView1.EditIndex = -1;
        //Now bind the gridview gain here
    }

protected void GridView1_RowCancelingEdit(object sender, GridViewUpdateEventArgs e)
    {
        GridView1.EditIndex = -1;
        //Now bind the gridview gain here
    }

Does am I going in right direction?What is use of datakey.Does I used properly?Why GridView1.EditIndex = -1 in update and cancel event.Column 6 is checkboxfield.why .Controls[0] is used for accessing that checkboxfield.

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*If you are using an ObjectDataSource (or SqlDataSource or OleDbDataSource) to databind and use UpdateCommand, DeleteCommand, InsertCommand, then you do not need to explicitly write those three functions for the edit/update operation. You need those functions when you are writing the binding code in code-behind or if you want to do additional work before/after any operation.

*RowEditing fires when you click "edit" on the GridView. Here you specify what row to open in editmode by writing GridView1.EditIndex = e.NewEditIndex. You can also write code here to do any work that is required before user is put into editmode. For example, you can check for business rules conditions, and cancel the operation if rules are not met.

*RowUpdating fires when you click "save"/"update" on the GridView. This is fired before the actual database operation. If you have an UpdateCommand on the datasource, then you do not need to write database save routine, otherwise you write that here.

*DataKeys identify the "key" that identifies the data that is bound. You specify DataKeys while databinding to the GridView. For example, primary key of a database table. This line: string Id= GridView1.DataKeys[e.RowIndex].Values["Id"].ToString()); Here you are picking up the value of the "Id" key (you can have more than one keys) of the current row.

*GridView1.EditIndex = -1 in update or cancel specifies that the GridView should no longer be in editmode. If this value is >= 0, then the GridView is put into editmode for that row (index starting from 0). So we set it to -1, to indicate that it should not be in editmode.

*Controls[0] is used to pick the first control in that cell (you may have more than one controls). Alternatively, you can also use FindControl.


Why Didn't You Go Home?
Why didn't you? You've wanted to for years now. No, not just years. Twenty years, thirty years. Every day, like a pistol in your back pocket, like a piece of small talk you keep loaded in a corner of your mind, always telling your sons, your daughter, your nieces and nephews and now your grandson, I want to go home.
Yesterday, like every other day, you could have. Six flights that day alone that could have taken you from JFK to Rome. Every day, money to spare in your account or at least enough to get you home and then try to figure it out from there. Every day the long-distance calls with old classmates, or an uncle, or a brother, who promised that they would put you up, would drive you from the airport if you ever arrived.
There are people, of course, who really can't go home. People who are refugees, dissidents, exiles. You know how they feel. You know how the wanting but not going is sometimes a weight even though other times it's nothing at all. But you are not one of those people. You wanted to, and you could have done it many times over the period when the want was there. So why didn't you go?
Was it the time? Was it the inertia of having lived in one place, every year the moss over your toes becoming a little deeper, the grass becoming heavier? Was it your friends who you always said were less friendly than they would have been in Italy? Was it your children who you always said were less cultured, less available? Was it your oldest son, who you nearly ignored until late last year when he learned to speak and the two of you were suddenly like best friends in the corner of the room, chatting urgently in a language no one else could understand? Was it the comfort of this place you despise, and yes, comfort can be despicable sometimes, the big glass windows looking out over nothing at all, the mirrored wall that pretends your one-room apartment continues on forever on either side, an infinite series of old women in small rooms muttering to nobody in particular, I want to go home.
You wanted to go, and you could have, but now you can't. This is what the doctor is coming in to tell you, to tell you what she already told me out there in the hall. I know she will tell you that from today it is your hip that will keep you from going. The arrangement of the bones. The lurch that you made last night into the surface of the mirror that you didn't know was there, and then the fall onto the cold, comfortable, hard tiled floor. Now you won't be going anywhere. Not to Rome, not to JFK, not even to your apartment that right now you are starting to realize really is your home. Your home for thirty-two years. Your home ever since you were a scared-stiff bride walking down the gangplank of the Andrea Doria and smelling the copper-soot reek of New York City for the first time. Your home where your children were born and where they grew up. Your home that you arranged through time and stubborn will to be just the way you liked, the way you really wanted.
Why didn't you go home while you still could?
Gen Del Raye grew up in Kyoto, Japan and lived there until he was eighteen. Currently he is studying marine biology in Honolulu, Hawaii. His stories have appeared or are forthcoming in The Monarch Review, Kentucky Review, Pithead Chapel, and others.
Image: 'Door and bike...' by Giuseppe Milo.