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October 7, 1954, Orthez, Pyrénées-Atlantiques:
Reference for this case: 7-Oct-54-Orthez. Thank you for including this reference in any correspondence with me regarding this case.
The regional newspaper Le Courrier Picard for October 9, 1954 and the regional newspaper L'Ardennais, on page 4 for October 9-10, 1954, reported from Orthez that in the Lapoustelle-d'Ortez district, near the Moncade tower, a very brilliant disc was seen in the sky by about twenty people. This disc had taken a red color, had stopped for a moment, then had "disappeared."
[Ref. cpd1:] "LE COURRIER PICARD" NEWSPAPER:
STLL
"saucers"
OF FRANCE
NEVERS, October 8. - Several inhabitants of Corbigny (Nièvre) declared to have seen in the night from Wednesday to Thursday, in the sky, a luminous object in the shape of cigar, carrying two discs in its lower part. The machine was moving at high speed.
For his part, an office worker said he saw a large, orange-colored luminous disc with dazzling clarity behind it.
Two inhabitants of Montlevicq, in the Indre, saw a flying saucer moving slowly in the sky above the Bois de Boulaise. Thirty kilometers away, in Saint-Plantaire, other people said they saw a luminous object the size of a soccer ball.
In the Lapoustelle district, of Orthez, near the Tour-Moncade, in the Landes, a very brilliant disc was seen in the sky by about twenty people; this disc took a red color, stopped for a moment, then disappeared.
Glowing globes were seen in the sky by two traders from Saint-Bihy, near Quentin (Côtes-du-Nord), consumers of a drinking establishment went outside to observe the same phenomenon.
In the Loiret, an employee of a Cholette [sic] company stated that he had seen a luminous machine of oval shape moving at high altitude.
Other people, working in vineyards also reportedly saw an identical machine.
[Ref. ner1:] "NORD ECLAIR" NEWSPAPER:
AND LUMINOUS
One saw again yesterday, flying over all of France, groups of mysterious and luminous objects: orange cigars, round saucers "like soccer balls", red discs and strange globes in Crbigny [sic] (Nièvre), Montlevicq (Indre), Orthez Basse-Pyrénées), Saint-Bihy (Côtes-du-Nord), Cholette [sic] and Dordives (Loiret). In Puymoyen (Charente) one discovered at the place where a saucer had landed, twelve small heaps of ash in the middle of a circle of one meter fifty in diameter and among the ashes little sticks. The gendarmes of Angoulême think that these sticks are strips of tubular powder used in artillery.
THE "FLYING SAUCERS"
-- Nevers, 8. -- Several residents of Corbigny (Nièvre) said they saw on the night from Wednesday to Thursday, in the sky, a luminous object in the shape of a cigar, carrying at its lower part two discs. The crat was moving at high speed.
For his part, an office worker claims to have observed a large, luminous disc of orange-yellow color with a dazzling clarity at the back.
-- Châteauroux, 8. -- Two residents of Montlevicq saw a flying saucer moving slowly in the sky above the woods of Boulogne. Some 30 kilometers away, in Saint-Plantaire, other people said that they had seen a luminous object the size of a soccer ball.
-- Orthez, 8. -- In the Lapoustelle district of Orthez, near the Moncade tower, a very brilliant disc was seen in the sky by about twenty people, this disc took on a red color, stopped for a moment and then disappeared.
-- Saint Brieuc, 8. -- Glowing globes were seen in the sky by two traders from Saint-Bihy, near Quintin (Côtes-du-nord); consumers of a drinking establishment went out to observe the same phenomenon.
-- Montargis, 8. -- An employee of a Cholette company said he saw a luminous oval cigar moving around at great altitude.
Other people, working in vineyards would also have seen an identical craft.
In Dordives, two residents said they had seen in the sky a bizarre object which was moving at high altitude, rising quickly disappeared westbound.
A "Martian" in a cloak
Chaumont, 8. -- Mr. André Narcy, 48, roadmender in Mertrud (Haute-Marne), was on his way to work on Wednesday morning by motorcycle when, near Voillecomte, he noticed an unknown orange-colored vehicle in a field.
A hundred meters from the object, he saw nearby, a small being, being about 1.20 meters tall, dressed in a cloak covered with hair. Mr. Narcy was very scared and lay down on the ground. Then he called the individual who, after turning to him, rushed into his craft which immediately flew away vertically to get lost in the clouds.
According to Mr. Narcy, the craft was spherical, with a diameter of about 10 meters. Under the sphere was a kind of spindle and the porthole through which the being entered the craft, was just between the spindle and the body of the craft. At the start of the latter, a kind of flame came out of the spindle while a large vaporous eddy occurred under the apparatus.
Mr. Narcy went immediately to his work where he narrated his adventure to his comrades. With two of them, MM. Riel and Henry, he returned to the place where he noticed that the dew no longer existed on a certain surface. The grass had a slightly milky hue and was crushed on a square about three meters aside. In addition, 12 parallel tracks resembling round footprints were spread over a certain distance, suggesting that the craft had landed in a series of small jolts.
[Ref. lie1:] NEWSPAPER "LIBERTE":
SAUCER...
... when you gotta hold on us
NEVERS. -- Several residents of Corbigny (Nièvre) stated they saw in the night from Wednesday to Thursday in the sky a luminous object in the shape of a cigar, carrying at its lower part two discs. The craft was moving at high speed.
For his part, an office worker claimed to have observed a large, luminous disc of orange-yellow color with a dazzling clarity at the back.
CHATEAUROUX. -- Two residents of Montlevicq saw a flying saucer moving slowly in the sky above the Bois de Boulaise woods. Thirty kilometers away, in Saint-Plantaire, other people said they saw a luminous object the size of a soccer ball.
ORTHEZ. -- In the Lapoustelle district of Orthez, near the Moncade tower, a very bright disc was seen in the sky by approximately twenty people. This disc took a red color, stopped for a moment, then disappeared.
SAINT-BRIEUC. -- Glowing globes were seen in the sky by two traders from Saint-Bihy, near Quintin (Côtes-du-nord). Consumers of a drinking establishment went out to observe the same phenomenon.
MONTARGIS. -- An employee of a Cholette company claimed to have seen an oval shaped luminous craft moving at high altitude.
Other people working in the vineyards reportedly also saw an identical craft.
In Dordives, two residents stated that they had seen in the sky a bizarre object that was moving at high altitude. Rising rapidly, it disappeared towards the west.
[Ref. ads1:] "L'ARDENNAIS" NEWSPAPER:
The Chronicle of the Saucers
NEVERS. -- Several inhabitants of Corbigny (the Nièvre) said they saw a luminous cigar-shaped object in the night from Wednesday to Thursday in the sky carrying at its lower part two discs. The craft was moving at high speed.
Also, an office worker stated that he had observed a large, orange-yellow luminous disc, with a dazzling clarity at the back.
CHATEAUROUX. -- Two inhabitants of Montlevicq saw a flying saucer moving slowly in the sky over the Bois de Boulaise.
Thirty kilometers away, in Saint Plantaire, other people said they saw in the sky a luminous craft the size of a soccer balloon.
ORTHEZ. -- At the Lapoustelle-d'Ortez district, near the Moncade tower, a very brilliant disc was seen in the sky by about twenty people: this disc took a red color, stopped for a moment, then disappeared.
SAINT-BRIEUC -- Two luminous globes were seen in the sky by by two traders from Saint-Bihy, near Quintin (Côte-du-Nord). Consumers of a drinking establishment went out to observe the same phenomenon.
MONTARGIS. -- An employee of a Chalette company claimed to have sighted an oval luminous craft traveling at high altitude. Other people working in the vineyards have reportedly also seen an identical craft.
In Dordives, two residents reported seeing a craft in the sky that was "bizarre" and was moving at high altitude; rising rapidly, it disappeared towards the west.
[Ref. ppe1:] "PARIS-PRESSE" NEWSPAPER:
THE "FLYING BELL" OF PONCEY
Three hypotheses:
saucer, hoax or
"We will have to clear up this matter..." said the gendarmerie commander
(From our special envoy Charles DAUZATS.)
DIJON, October 9.
"SEND the minutes relating to the mysterious traces of the Poncey-sur-l'Ignon phenomenon to Dijon, as a matter of urgency": such is the order sent yesterday by Major Viala to the investigators responsible for clarifying the enigma of the Côte-d'Or "flying bell".
- We need to clear this up, says the commander. Brigade reports will be forwarded to various authorities, the solution may depend on them. If one considers the facts reasonably, if one refers to the testimony of good people who, unfortunately, sin by their imprecision, or who, on the contrary, have formed an opinion after the fact, and mistook bladders from lanterns, we must, indeed, consider three possibilities:
"The first is this: one actually saw objects in the sky, but they could be helicopters. In our region, movements of such craft are not uncommon.
"Second possibility: the flying bell of Poncey, and its traces, are the work of pranksters. This hypothesis, I admit, hardly satisfies me.
"Finally, we must consider the hypothesis of an appearance of an extraterrestrial object."
At the Dijon Weathe stationr, the technicians saw nothing but very normal in the sky during the nights of Saturday and Monday.
Negative scientific reviews
At the Faculty of Science in Dijon, one submitted to Jaeger [sic, Geiger] a clod of grass taken from the meadow of Poncey-sur-l'Ignon where the bell-saucer was posed. No trace of radioactivity. No trace of metals either in another clod entrusted to the Institute of Geophysics.
The last word could remain with the airmen. General de Chassey, who commands the base in Dijon, received us.
"I have never seen a flying saucer, he tells us. But I know, from having tried the experiment, that it is possible to make very trained men believe in the presence of mysterious celestial things. One day, returning from Paris by plane, I saw under my aircraft a very curious optical phenomenon, due to the refraction of a pond on a cloud of mist. This mirage looked so much like a saucer turning in the atmosphere at 400 meters high that I alerted my mechanic who had not seen anything yet: "Look, slightly below us..." He remained dumbfounded for a moment, but, the plane passing vertically of it, he realized that he had been the toy of an illusion...
"Let's go back to the facts. Are these extraterrestrial craft? If they are piloted by beings from another world, these individuals are very little interested in knowing what is happening with us: each time we arrive, they leave. Their journey, then, is no longer understandable!
"New craft?... I affirm that if engineers had succeeded in developing them, that would be known in certain spheres at least.
Saucer psychosis
"Regarding the strange objects reported these days, I don't want to make any final judgment.
"I believe that in Côte-d'Or today there is a saucer psychosis, as in 39-40 there was, in France, a rocket psychosis.
"Certainly, there are some rather disturbing facts, in particular the case of three aviators from the 5th brigade, in Orange, who all saw a saucer, chased it until it disappeared behind the mountain.
Near Mulhouse, an SNCF employee, Mr. René Ott, who went to work early in the morning, said he had seen in a field a hemispherical dome lit inside. It was three meters from the road and one meter from the ground, Mr. Ott, going away - he was only half reassured - had time to see a door open in the "bell" that followed him for eight hundred meters.
The gendarmes did not find any traces in the field. They discovered, on the other hand, near Reims where a mechanic, Mr. Joseph Roi, saw a "cigar" or a flying gun shell. He was going home on the night of Wednesday to Thursday when he saw a bright gleam before him; he thought they were car headlights. Suddenly, the light went out and at the spot where he had seen it Mr. Roi distinguished at the edge of the road an odd object more than 3 meters long having the shape of a large gun shell pierced by portholes; at the front stood a vague silhouette which he could not define. The traces noted by the gendarmes will be examined.
Luminous globes were seen yesterday in Bournel (Lot-et-Garonne), in Montpezat-d'Agenais, in Cherbourg, in Orthez. A baker from Marcillac-de-Blaye saw a reversed funnel that flew at 70 meters.
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Date of observation
Place of observation
Country of observation
Hour of observation
19541007 07.10.1954 Orthez France NL
Insufficient information, poossible astronomical misinterpretation.
Orthez, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, night, luminous
[cpd1] Article in the regional newspaper Le Courrier Picard, France, page 1, October 9, 1954.
[ner1] Article in the regional newspaper Nord-Eclair, Roubaix, Nord, France, page 12, October 9, 1954.
[nnm1] Article in the regional newspaper Le Nouveau Nord Maritime, France, page 3, October 9, 1954.
[lie1] Article in the regional newspaper Liberté, Nord, France, page 6, October 9, 1954.
[ads1] Article in the regional newspaper L'Ardennais, France, page 4, October 9-10, 1954.
[ppe1] Article in the national newspaper Paris-Presse, Paris, France, page 5, October 10, 1954.
[ubk1] Online database UFO-Datenbank, Germany, found in 2016, at ufodatenbank.de
1.0 Patrick Gross February 20, 2017 First published.
1.1 Patrick Gross October 12, 2019 Addition [ads1], Summary. Explanations changed, was "Not looked for yet."
1.2 Patrick Gross February 6, 2020 Addition [cpd1]. In the Summary, addition of "The regional newspaper Le Courrier Picard for October 9, 1954 and ".
1.3 Patrick Gross March 3, 2020 Addition [ppe1].
1.4 Patrick Gross April 6, 2020 Addition [ner1].
1.5 Patrick Gross May 15, 2020 Addition [nnm1].
1.6 Patrick Gross July 2, 2020 Addition [lie1].
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Homepage news > Campaigners keep up fight on hospital move
Campaigners keep up fight on hospital move
Emma Fegan, JMU Journalism
– October 2, 2018Posted in: Homepage news, News and features, News column 2
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Campaigners say they will step up efforts to block the potential move of Liverpool Women's Hospital, despite proposals to build a new facility.
The Crown Street maternity unit, which features in the Channel 4 TV programme, 'One Born Every Minute', could be rebuilt under a scheme which would see it become attached by a bridge to the new Royal Liverpool Hospital when that eventually opens.
However, the plans have been controversial, with a street protest featuring 3,000 people being held during the recent Labour Party Women's conference, with further action in the pipeline.
The 'Save Liverpool Women's Hospital' group has gained support from the likes of Sir Paul McCartney and Liverpool City Council, with an online petition growing to more than 42,000 signatures so far.
Campaigner Felicity Dowling believes the proposals do not make sense in the current climate. She told JMU Journalism: "The NHS, women's health care and maternity are facing a national crisis. We are trying to save what we have; 'what we have we hold'. We want to keep the whole service together, intact and focused on women's health and the safe delivery of babies.
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"We think that idea is flawed in many ways… £140 million pounds to move a hospital a mile down the road is a lot of money in an impoverished NHS. The idea is part of a badly flawed system shown clearly in the chaos of the Liverpool Royal Hospital new build. Every fear we expressed during the campaign against the PFI new hospital came true times 10."
She also has fears about the health risks of moving the hospital closer to the city centre, saying: "Traffic pollution kills babies. Already hospitals in London are putting in air filters to try to save patients. Even if hospital air is filtered, getting to and from the hospital will still exposes the babies to that polluted air."
However, the Medical Director of Liverpool Women's Hospital thinks the planned move is necessary and will ultimately improve health care services for everyone.
Dr Andrew Loughney said: "We are not closing. We want to build a new state-of-the art Liverpool Women's Hospital to provide even better care to our patients. This would give our services greater access to other specialists that we simply cannot achieve from our current hospital site.
"What we would like to ask now is for the local population of Liverpool to take the time to understand our preferred plans for the future. We can assure you that we will always act in the best interests of our patients and the nurses, midwives, doctors and other health care professionals who provide such excellent care at Liverpool Women's."
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San Francisco Becomes First City To Ban The Sale Of Plastic Bottles
Nowadays, the plastic pollution is one of the biggest environmental burdens.
Statistics say that annually, we throw away enough plastic to circle the globe 4 times. Also, it has been shown that 50% of the plastic is thrown after the first use.
Newest studies suggest that the consumption of water and food in plastic bottles and packages is extremely detrimental to health, as plastic contains various harmful chemicals that leech in the water or food, and are thus entered in the human body.
One of the most harmful compounds in plastic is bisphenol A or BPA. The exposure to this toxin during pregnancy has been found to lead to low birth weight in newborn children.
This chemical has been initially used in the process of manufacturing of everyday plastics like helmets, food containers, goggles, paper receipts, and the coating of metal tins and cans for food. Due to all this, apparently, all people contain it at some level in the blood.
Moreover, this substance has been proven to have disastrous effects on the endocrine system, through the thyroid gland. Moreover, it also leads to obesity and affects the behavioral and brain development in children.
Despite these effects, the use of plastic bottles seriously damages the environment, and this pollution has been shown to directly cause various other health effects as well.
Due to all this, the city of San Francisco has started a revolution and became the first city to ban the sale of plastic water bottles. This is the start of a global movement which will lower the amount of waste thrown annually, due to the billion-dollar plastic bottle industry.
In the last 4 years, this ban is planned to phase out the plastic water bottles sale which holds 21 ounces or less in public spaces. According to GlobalFlare, a waiver will be permitted only if there is a lack of an adequate alternative water source.
This proposal was strongly supported by the Think Outside the Bottle campaign, which encourages restrictions of the "eco-unfriendly product".
This is a huge step, even though it is not as strict as the full prohibitions passed in 14 national parks and numerous universities in Concord, Massachusetts
The fines for violating this ban can go up to $1,000. Hence, this will definitely stimulate you to purchase a reusable glass bottle.
Joshua Arce, the chairman of the Commission on the Environment, declared that this ban is "another step forward in our zero-waste goal. We had big public events for decades without plastic and we'll do fine without them again."
Previously, San Francisco banned plastic bags and plastic foam containers, so this is not the first attempt to reduce the plastic pollution. By 2020, they plan to eliminate all waste that goes to the landfill, and currently, the diversion rate stands at 80%.
The reaction of the American Beverage Association, which includes Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo, was the following: The ban is "nothing more than a solution in search of a problem. This is a misguided attempt by city supervisors to decrease waste in a city of avid recyclers."
Nevertheless, the plastic pollution should be reduced at any cost, so moves of this one by the city of San Francisco may convince us to quit the use of plastics and become more aware of the need to protect our environment.


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Home » News » WWE News, WWE Rumors and Spoilers » Roman Reigns Reportedly Has Damian Priest SmackDown Storyline Nixed, Backstage Update on WWE Plans for Priest
Roman Reigns Reportedly Has Damian Priest SmackDown Storyline Nixed, Backstage Update on WWE Plans for Priest
WWE NXT Superstar Damian Priest was scheduled to be called up to the SmackDown roster last Friday.
It was reported earlier this week, via Fightful Select, that Priest was scheduled to be called up to the main roster as of earlier in the week. That report came after @Wrestlevotes reported that a NXT talent was scheduled to be called up to SmackDown last Friday for a main event segment with Kevin Owens, Jey Uso and WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns.
In an update, now Wrestling Observer Radio reports that Priest was the one scheduled to be called up to work with Owens, Reigns and Uso on SmackDown, but the angle was nixed at the last minute.
The story is that someone decided that they need new babyface Superstars on the blue brand, and when asked who from NXT could fill that role, Priest was brought up and decided on for the call-up. Creative reportedly came up with a storyline where Priest was supposed to come to SmackDown as Owens' best friend, to assist him in the feud with Reigns and Uso. They were actually booked to work a tag team main event match on last Friday's show.
Priest was at SmackDown and ready to go, but Owens spoke up and essentially said it made no sense for Priest to be his best friend. Owens reportedly mentioned how they have nothing in common, and how they could still do the angle, but there wasn't much logic in Priest being introduced as his best friend. Reigns then reportedly spoke up and agreed, and since it was someone with pull like Reigns, the idea was nixed. There is no word yet on how Paul Heyman felt about the storyline, but Reigns ended up getting it nixed.
Priest, who lost to Karrion Kross in the opening match of last night's NXT New Year's Evil special, is said to be "lost" on the black & gold brand right now because he is still booked for a spot on the main roster, but nothing has been confirmed. It was noted on Wrestling Observer Radio that as of Wednesday morning Priest was now scheduled to be on RAW later this month, but everything related to his call-up is up in the air, and nothing is confirmed.
Priest was ready to be called up last Friday but the angle was booked just the day before on Thursday, then they decided against it. The call-up actually would've went against the most recent policy, which says no one is to be called up from NXT unless it's been booked months in advance, that way they can finish other storylines and tie up loose ends.
While the details surrounding Priest's move to the main roster are up in the air, it has been confirmed that he is scheduled for a spot on RAW or SmackDown in the near future.
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Q: How to filter a model by belongsTo relationship property in EmberJS I'm trying to filter a findAll query to get only the elements without relationship.
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If you need to get the element that is in the relationship, you need to access to content attribute in order to be able to compare the value.

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Book Review: Future Home of the Living God, by Louise Erdrich
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Future Home of the Living God by Louise Erdrich
I wanted to give this book 5 stars, and for audacity and imagination, I do. But I also found much of the text slow, repetitive, and curiously unemotional, and it lost a star for those aspects.
The animating idea of this novel is that in a time not too far from our own present day, evolution has begun to go backwards. Creatures are devolving from more complex to less complex forms, the very laws of the universe may be reversing themselves, the expanding universe has reached its apex and is now contracting back into singularity. What would this look like in the slow motion way that biological creatures experience time?
Such a big idea is almost impossible to bring down to our mundane level, but Erdrich almost pulls it off through the eyes and ears of Cedar Songmaker, nee Mary (Potts), a single mother newly converted to Catholicism, pregnant with a baby due on December 25th. Cedar addresses her story to her unborn child, whom she loves abstractly and believes to be normal, unlike the majority of babies born to women in the devolving universe.
Unfortunately for the reader, Cedar is the least interesting character in the novel. For the first third of the book I found her annoyingly passive and uncurious about what was happening to her world. Her trip to find her birth parents that comprises this part is interesting mostly because we get to meet Sweetie, her birth mother; Eddy, Sweetie's husband; and Little Mary, their daughter. They are Ojibwe who live in northern Minnesota on a reservation, run a Superpumper gas station, and are setting up a shrine to a local Saint. The reader can theoretically understand and empathize with Cedar's desire to find out more about her own origins as the world collapses around her, but her first reaction is one of muted disappointment about small things. She mopes around in her house, says nice things about her adoptive parents, avoids her baby's father's phone calls, reads pregnancy literature, and works on a Catholic newsletter that she is writing. This section of the novel felt like a clumsy and unnecessary expository lump, especially since I have been pregnant myself, and when I was, I read carefully the pamphlets about fetal development from my OB/Gyn's office, which some of these chapters sounded like.
Things really get going, though, when Cedar is captured by the pregnancy police and put in a "hospital," ostensibly for her and her baby's protection in the New World Order, in which most pregnant women and their babies don't survive. Again, she is surrounded by characters more interesting than she is: her fellow pregnant prisoners Agnes and Tia, the nurses who either torture them or bravely risk everything to help them escape, and her adoptive mother Sera who is highly placed in a resistance movement and actually manages to spearhead a successful escape for both Cedar and Tia.
This part makes the whole book worth reading. Events pull the reader along in suspense, and then the action almost stops for a painfully true conversation between Cedar and Sera, encapsulating mother/daughter tensions and bonds. Then Erdrich shows how effortlessly beautiful her prose can be, with a harrowing and horrifying account of Tia's labor and stillbirth closely followed by Cedar's wild joy and confidence in her own body's wondrous abilities to bring forth life.
As the book barreled towards its conclusion and then petered out, I wondered if the author just couldn't figure out how to end it properly. A dramatic climax comes about when Cedar discovers something surprising and dismaying about her own parentage, but this revelation neither propels the main plot nor illuminates the themes of devolution and collapse. And then when Cedar was captured again just before giving birth, I felt mostly tired and numb. Unlike most pregnant women in this book, she and her baby survive the birth process. Then Cedar's voice, never particularly strong, fades into near nothingness and the book ends without our finding out what happens to her baby.
Does he become the "Living God" of the title, the messiah that his father hoped for? Has the very idea of a messiah become turned on its head, another exercise in futility? What does that mean for the future of faith?
This book promises a great deal and occasionally delivers. But because of the slow start and this truncated ending it was ultimately not as satisfying as it could have been.
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Book Review: Bully for Brontosaurus by Stephen Jay Gould
February 12, 2017 K.L. Allendoerfer	4 Comments
Bully for Brontosaurus: Reflections in Natural History by Stephen Jay Gould
I recently unearthed some book reviews that I wrote when I was in Neurosciences graduate school at Stanford in the early 1990s. There I was the editor of a student newsletter called the "Neuron Free Press," and we published book reviews about Neuroscience topics.
This newsletter was published while the internet was coming into its own, before blogs. The dead tree versions of these reviews that I found at the back of an old file cabinet may be the only copies still in existence. The books are no longer new but I think each one has retained its relevance and stood the test of time.
The first book covered is Bully for Brontosaurus, reviewed back in Autumn 1991 when its author, the great evolutionary biologist Stephen Jay Gould, was still alive and writing. I think it's especially appropriate for Darwin Day.
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Birth: July 5, 1702 28 — La Gorce, Riom-ès-Montagnes, Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Baptism: July 5, 1702 28 — La Gorce, Riom-ès-Montagnes, Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Pierre 5 Sourzac
Birth: January 14, 1707 33 — La Gorce, Riom-ès-Montagnes, Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Baptism: January 15, 1707 33 — La Gorce, Riom-ès-Montagnes, Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Marie Sourzac
Birth: May 18, 1708 34 — La Gorce, Riom-ès-Montagnes, Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Baptism: May 18, 1708 34 — La Gorce, Riom-ès-Montagnes, Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Marguerite 8 Sourzac
Baptism: November 27, 1709 35 — Riom-ès-Montagnes, Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Homonym: Naissance — calculated 1698
Godmother: Baptême — September 9, 1733
Marriage: July 10, 1736 — La Gorce, Riom-ès-Montagnes, Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Godmother: Baptême — June 1, 1739
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Jean 2 Delmas Elisabeth Delmas Marguerite Delmas
Jeanne 5 Sourzac
Birth: September 19, 1715 41 — La Gorce, Riom-ès-Montagnes, Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Baptism: September 20, 1715 41 — La Gorce, Riom-ès-Montagnes, Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Occupation: Brassier — September 20, 1715
Death: December 18, 1734 — La Gorce, Riom-ès-Montagnes, Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse … … Jeanne 3 Sourzac Family with spouse Helis Reynal Pierre 5 Sourzac Marie Sourzac Marguerite 8 Sourzac Pierre 1 Sourzac Jeanne 5 Sourzac Marguerite 7 Sourzac
François 1 Sourzac
Godparent: Baptême — July 7, 1730
Death: before July 10, 1736
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse François 1 Sourzac Pierre 5 Sourzac Marie Sourzac Marguerite 8 Sourzac Pierre 1 Sourzac Jeanne 5 Sourzac Marguerite 7 Sourzac
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Q: How to get value from three tables? I have three tables like these:
-drivingtime
  +id
  +starttime
  +stoptime
-fuel
  +id
  +timestamp
  +fuellevel
-addingfuel
  +id
  +timestamp
  +fueladding

and I expected to show starttime,stoptime,fuellevel (at starttime),fuellevel (at stoptime),fueladding on the same screen. So what exactly I have to do? I searched google for solution but the other problems were quite different.
I tried:
SELECT startTime and stopTime
from tblDrivingTime d
left join tblFuel f on d.startTime = f.timestamp
left join tblFuel f on d.stopTime = f.timestamp
left join tblDoXang x on d.startTime < x.timestamp < d.stopTime

A: Here is a query that returns the result you are looking for:
SELECT DT.starttime
    ,DT.stoptime
    ,FB.fuellevel AS `startfuellevel`
    ,FE.fuellevel AS `stopfuellevel`
    ,(SELECT COUNT(AF.id)
     FROM addingfuel AF
     WHERE AF.timestamp BETWEEN DT.starttime AND DT.stoptime) AS `nbaddingevents
FROM drivingtime DT
INNER JOIN fuel FB ON FB.timestamp = DT.starttime
INNER JOIN fuel FE ON FE.timestamp = DT.stoptime

Hope this will help you.


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Historic and Future Revenues
In Business overview
8 of the 27 companies within Africa Eats were started way in or before 2014. The rest within the last five years. Back in 2014, the cumulative revenues from those 8 companies was $600,000 USD.
In 2019, the cumulative revenues of this group of companies grew to $7 million USD. That is a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 51%.
For 2020, despite the pandemic, the companies are estimating total sales in excess of $8.4 million. Post-pandemic, our expectation is that the companies will resume their 50% CAGR, growing past $30 million in 2023 and past $100 million in 2026.
The goal for Africa Eats is to file for an IPO before 2024, and to be publicly listed on the London Stock Exchange well before the end of the decade. We explain in Why a Holding Company why we think this is a great idea for not just these companies, nor Africa Eats' investors, but for Africa as a whole.
To do that requires no just fast growing companies, but profitable companies. That is not a problem as nearly all have been profitable since their founding. The average net margin percentage to date is 21%, but the net margins grew to 27% in 2019.
Everyone eats, and as the African population doubles in the next 15 years, the opportunity to feed Africa only grows.
11January
How do you get from problem to solution to profitable company in Africa? Like everywhere else, it's complicated, but the third step is simple. Step 1, find a problem and develop a solution that customers will pay for. For Africa Eats, that problem is most often two sided, lack of demand by smallholder farmers and lack of supply by formal and informal restaurants and retailers. Step 2...
In Business overview, White papers
Africa Eats is tackling three big problems outlined by the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. Specifically: #2 Hunger, #1 Poverty, and an unstated #0 Finance. The first two should be obvious given the food & agriculture focus of Africa Eats, but to be explicit: #2 Hunger Not every African is able to eat three meals per day. Not every African receives all the nutrition...
Africa Eats is an investment holding company with numerous operational and financial innovations. Of the latter is our novel form of loans repayable with equity. Typical early-stage and growth-stage investors focus on building a portfolio of equity investments or they provide debt, not both. What is different about Africa Eats is that we intend to own our investees forever. We thus focuses on...
Africa Eats is not yet a year old, but the choice of holdco is already showing its benefits over a traditional venture capital fund. Did you know the first-ever modern venture capital "fund" was not a fund, but a public holding company? American Research and Development. Boston. 1946. The reason the limited partnership structure became the norm is that the founders of ARD...


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This type if behavior can be categorized as both impulsive and deliberate. From the impulsive act this type of behavior occurs on the spur of the moment. When an individual performs some action that did not produce the desired result and is confronted with the act the individual either claims to have no knowledge of the action or suggest that someone else may be responsible. In this scenario, the individual is suddenly, or unexpectedly, confronted with the issue or event. Not wanting to get into trouble and having to think quickly, the individual acts on impulse trying to provide a solution that is in his/her best self-interest.


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Lok Sabha Results in Punjab: Margin of votes of winners
Keep your word and quit: Tweeple to Sidhu on Rahul's Amethi loss
2019 Lok Sabha election results: India chooses Modi 2.0 in clean sweep
CAPT AMARINDER TO TAKE UP SIDHU ISSUE SOON WITH CONGRESS HIGH COMMAND
Modi wave could not shake Amarinder's ship
Amarinder Singh proved he is real captain of Punjab : Randhawa
China invoke past wars, patriotism as trade war with US intensifies
Kamala Harris invokes Indian heritage in response to Trump's immigration plan
Japan bans drones over Olympic, military sites
Saudi blame Iran for drone strikes; want US to launch 'surgical strike' on Tehran
Jagmeet Singh: First-past-the-post enables 'fringe' candidates like Doug Ford
SURREY, B.C. — Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh took aim at conservative politicians Wednesday while lambasting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for abandoning a campaign promise to bring in electoral reform.
Singh told his caucus during a retreat in Surrey, B.C., that Trudeau's explanation for disavowing the promise was that he was worried a new electoral system might facilitate the rise of far-right, fringe parties.
"First-past-the-post didn't stop Doug Ford from coming into power in Ontario," Singh said, to laughs and applause from NDP members of Parliament.
"It didn't stop him from using the notwithstanding clause to continue a petty vendetta against the City of Toronto, to abrogate our charter rights to continue this vendetta."
Ford invoked the rarely used clause on Wednesday to overrule a court decision and reduce the size of Toronto's city council from 47 councillors to 25. Protesters and most of the Opposition were ejected from a chaotic legislature as Ford reintroduced the council-cutting bill.
Singh, a former NDP member of Ontario's legislature, also noted first-past-the-post didn't stop Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer from appointing a former Rebel Media news director as his campaign head.
Conservative Party spokesman Cory Hann confirmed Hamish Marshall will be the party's campaign manager but didn't have an immediate statement on Singh's comments.
The current electoral system also didn't stop Quebec MP Maxime Bernier from launching an "anti-immigrant" political party, Singh added.
Bernier left the Conservatives to start his own party last month after butting heads with Scheer over supply management and making headlines with controversial tweets about immigration and diversity.
When an electoral system allows the views of a minority to win out over the majority, it doesn't stop fringe politicians, it encourages them, Singh said.
"That's why we've got to stop it. We've got to bring in electoral reform to bring power and voice to people."
The caucus retreat has arrived at a challenging time in Singh's year-old leadership as he faces criticism from party loyalists about his effectiveness and weak fundraising.
He has announced he will run for a seat in Parliament in Burnaby South, a riding held by New Democrat MP Kennedy Stewart who is campaigning to become Vancouver's next mayor.
Several caucus members defended Singh on Wednesday when reporters questioned how well-known he was in the riding, and whether the party has fallen behind under his leadership.
"Obviously, we have a lot of hard work to do," said NDP House Leader Ruth Ellen Brosseau, adding Singh has visited her riding in rural Quebec three times and he's well-liked there.
"He's working really, really hard. The fundraising, obviously, the numbers weren't as we would have hoped. But in an election year … I'm very confident we're going to be doing a lot better."
The leader could improve upon "understanding and bringing forward concerns of everyday, real Canadians," Brosseau said, and raise those issues in the House of Commons while offering concrete solutions.
Singh visited Victoria for the Pride Parade in early July and held up marchers behind him because so many people were mobbing him for selfies, said B.C. MP Alistair MacGregor.
"I know there's this narrative being driven in the national media and by our political opponents … but what I see on the ground is very different from the stories that we read."
David Coletto, the CEO of polling firm Abacus Data, said NDP supporters had high expectations for Singh, contributing to some of the disappointment around his performance.
"There was a sense he probably had the best shot at rekindling interest in the New Democrats in the Trudeau era, where you have to be charismatic, you have to have an interesting story and you have to connect with voters in a way that is emotional, particularly for those on the left," he said.
But he hasn't been effective at setting an agenda, getting attention or rallying Canadians around any issue he's talked about, nor has he been able to lead a caucus well and keep his party united, Coletto said.
It is critical for Singh to win the byelection in Burnaby South, Coletto added.
"He's running basically in ground zero on the pipeline debate," he said. "If he can't take advantage of that issue there, where it is being built, how is he going to take that message across the country?"
During his speech to caucus earlier Wednesday, Singh criticized the Liberal government for "leaving Canadians on the hook" for its $4.5-billion purchase of the Trans Mountain pipeline. The Federal Court of Appeal has quashed Ottawa's approval of the expansion project and ordered it to do further consultation.


WITH Darren Barnard again called up for the Welsh squad, we have created an International Mariners section to list all the Town players who played for their respective countries while at Blundell Park, or elsewhere in their careers.
Any players who you know, have either been capped at full or under 21 level, will be added to this list, whether they were permanent signings or loan players.
We have a list to start you off with and any additions you suggest will be gratefully received and be added to form an up to date list of all the capped players that were with Grimsby Town, so any additions please send to Rob Sedgwick and we will keep it up to date.
Here is the list we are starting off with.
We would like to add all the older players who were capped, as the further back we go into Grimsby Town's history the more up to date this list will be and we want to get ALL the players that were capped if possible.


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HPA New Year Nationals Begin
3 And 12 Goal Teams And Draws Announced
The 12 goal HPA New Year National Championships draw has been released. Three teams have now been confirmed as entered, a healthier team entry than the Christmas Nationals but still not the turn out of teams that featured in 2015. Hilali Noordeens' Sifani returns to the arena with 10 goaler Chris Hyde and James Mann. Faisal Al-Rifai has teamed up with Phil Meadows and Adolfo Casabal to form RCBPC Gaucho, their first game will be against the formidable Chris Hyde and Sifani on Saturday 16 January. To complete the team lists for the 12 goal Simon Arber has entered a very strong team for Emsworth Polo Club Four Quarters Polo. Nico San Roman, who played well above his 4 goal handicap for the 6 goal team, winners of the Christmas Nationals in December, joins him with Richard, the Earl of Tyrone. Four Quarters, with Tarquin Southwell playing instead of the Earl of Tyrone in the 2015 edition of the tournament, won the Subsidiary Final against RCBPC Chopendoz. Arber's change in line-up may well mean they reach the Final this year. Last year's winners, Hedonism Wines, defeated Jonathan Munro Fords Black Eagles, 22-20, in a dramatic Final, however neither Munro Ford nor Yevgeny Chichvarkin have entered the tournament this year.
A total of seven teams have been announced for the low goal section of the HPA New Year Nationals at The Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club. The teams have been split into two different leagues with the Finals scheduled for Sunday 23 January. The host club have entered three different teams whilst the remaining teams represent Fifield, Moor Hall Farm and Hertfordshire Polo Clubs. The three teams in League 2 are very much a family affair with Max and Heiko Voelker playing alongside Royston Prisk, who was part of the winning 15 goal Polo Times team in the HPA Christmas National Club Championships. The Hertfordshire team consist of Andy Cork and two of his sons Josh and Marcus whilst Phil Meadows has teamed up with his daughter Genevieve and Eric Appen.
The first game of the tournament was between Adrian Beasley's RCBPC Los Caballeros and FPC Tchogan on Saturday 9 January. Roy Prisk and the Voelkers have got off to a great start with their first win in the competition with a final score against RCBPC Los Caballeros of 19-13.
HPC Print On Demand, with a slightly different line-up, won the tournament last year against the all women's side of RCBPC Cool Riders with an impressive score of 18-11. The only team that has entered the same line-up for this year's competition is Moor Hall Farm, who only managed one win against Vaux Park. However, they will have to get past some new team entries this year, such as Ash Farm Sauwild with Rosie Ross at the helm and one-to-watch George Marsden, whose handicap of -1 has kept the team conglomerate handicap down to 2. The Final spot really could be anyone's guess this year.
Games will continue over the following week before the Subsidiary Semi Finals of the leagues to decide who will take the place in the Final for the 3 goal. For a full schedule of teams and games please click here for the 3 goal and here for the 12 goal.
Photograph: Chris Hyde playing for Black Eagles in the 2015 Final, is playing for Sifani this year. By Lucy Wilson
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Q: OpenSSL in C++ Socket Connection (HTTPS Client) i wrote an script, who can create an connection to an HTTP Server and shows the content of the website in the console.
Very easy.
But i want to connect to an https server and do the same procedures.
I searched at google and didn't found what i searched.
Please help me and give me an tutorial who can i use the openssl library.
I tried myself on the openssl library, but the library is very complicated and difficult to understand.
Here is my code of the http client:
#include <iostream>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <cstring>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netdb.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <sstream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <arpa/inet.h>
#include <openssl/ssl.h>

using namespace std;

int sock;
struct sockaddr_in client;
int PORT = 80;

int main(int argc, char const *argv[])
{
    bzero(&client, sizeof(client));
    client.sin_family = AF_INET;
    client.sin_port = htons( PORT );
    client.sin_addr.s_addr = inet_addr("172.16.0.6");

    sock = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);

    if (sock < 0) {
        cout << "Error creating socket." << endl;
        exit(1);
    }

    if ( connect(sock, (struct sockaddr *)&client, sizeof(client)) < 0 ) {
        close(sock);
        cout << "Could not connect" << endl;
        exit(1);
    }

    stringstream ss;
    ss << "GET /" << "\r\n"
    << "Host: 172.16.1.4\r\n"
    << "Accept: application/json\r\n"
    << "Connection: close"
    << "\r\n\r\n";
    string request = ss.str();

    if (send(sock, request.c_str(), request.length(), 0) != (int)request.length()) {
        cout << "Error sending request." << endl;
        exit(1);
    }

    char cur;
    while ( read(sock, &cur, 1) > 0 ) {
        cout << cur;
    }

    return 0;
}

A: Here is a sample SSL client that connects to https://about.google/intl/en/ and prints downloaded a page : SSLClient.cpp
//============================================================================
// Name        : SSLClient.cpp
// Compiling   : g++ -c -o SSLClient.o SSLClient.cpp
//               g++ -o SSLClient SSLClient.o -lssl -lcrypto
//============================================================================
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include <arpa/inet.h>
#include <openssl/ssl.h>
#include <openssl/err.h>
#include <string.h>

using namespace std;

SSL *ssl;
int sock;

int RecvPacket()
{
    int len=100;
    char buf[1000000];
    do {
        len=SSL_read(ssl, buf, 100);
        buf[len]=0;
        printf("%s\n",buf);
//        fprintf(fp, "%s",buf);
    } while (len > 0);
    if (len < 0) {
        int err = SSL_get_error(ssl, len);
    if (err == SSL_ERROR_WANT_READ)
            return 0;
        if (err == SSL_ERROR_WANT_WRITE)
            return 0;
        if (err == SSL_ERROR_ZERO_RETURN || err == SSL_ERROR_SYSCALL || err == SSL_ERROR_SSL)
            return -1;
    }
}

int SendPacket(const char *buf)
{
    int len = SSL_write(ssl, buf, strlen(buf));
    if (len < 0) {
        int err = SSL_get_error(ssl, len);
        switch (err) {
        case SSL_ERROR_WANT_WRITE:
            return 0;
        case SSL_ERROR_WANT_READ:
            return 0;
        case SSL_ERROR_ZERO_RETURN:
        case SSL_ERROR_SYSCALL:
        case SSL_ERROR_SSL:
        default:
            return -1;
        }
    }
}

void log_ssl()
{
    int err;
    while (err = ERR_get_error()) {
        char *str = ERR_error_string(err, 0);
        if (!str)
            return;
        printf(str);
        printf("\n");
        fflush(stdout);
    }
}

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    int s;
    s = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);
    if (s < 0) {
        printf("Error creating socket.\n");
        return -1;
    }
    struct sockaddr_in sa;
    memset (&sa, 0, sizeof(sa));
    sa.sin_family      = AF_INET;
    sa.sin_addr.s_addr = inet_addr("173.194.222.139"); // address of google.ru
    sa.sin_port        = htons (443);
    socklen_t socklen = sizeof(sa);
    if (connect(s, (struct sockaddr *)&sa, socklen)) {
        printf("Error connecting to server.\n");
        return -1;
    }
    SSL_library_init();
    SSLeay_add_ssl_algorithms();
    SSL_load_error_strings();
    const SSL_METHOD *meth = TLSv1_2_client_method();
    SSL_CTX *ctx = SSL_CTX_new (meth);
    ssl = SSL_new (ctx);
    if (!ssl) {
        printf("Error creating SSL.\n");
        log_ssl();
        return -1;
    }
    sock = SSL_get_fd(ssl);
    SSL_set_fd(ssl, s);
    int err = SSL_connect(ssl);
    if (err <= 0) {
        printf("Error creating SSL connection.  err=%x\n", err);
        log_ssl();
        fflush(stdout);
        return -1;
    }
    printf ("SSL connection using %s\n", SSL_get_cipher (ssl));

    char *request = "GET https://about.google/intl/en/ HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n";
    SendPacket(request);
    RecvPacket();
    return 0;
}

Note that if you want to exchange data between client and server with openssl, you might need to process error codes SSL_ERROR_WANT_READ and SSL_ERROR_WANT_WRITE as described in documentation. But it's not necessary here as HTTPS protocol is serial.


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Mahammed bin Laden
Nov 13, 2003, 7:50:37 PM11/13/03
On 14 Nov 2003 00:50:37 GMT, By...@bugry.org wrote:
>Rethink the Cool + the Shoe
>phil knight had a dream. he'd sell shoes. he'd sell dreams.
>he'd get rich. he'd use sweatshops if he had to.
>then along came a new shoe. plain. simple. cheap. fair.
>designed for only one thing: kicking phil's ass.
>the unswoosher
>$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
>For years, Nike was the undisputed champion of logo culture,
>its swoosh an instant symbol of global cool.
>Today, Phil Knight's Nike is a fading empire, badly hurt by
>years of "brand damage" as activists and culture jammers
>fought back against mindfuck marketing and dirty sweatshop labor.
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probably they had no choice but to
get raped by community to feed themselves. I wonder what they thought,
perhaps just like a slave who is being raped by mice community again and
agian, for commiting the crime of being beautiful and growing up in weak
Muslim family. I just don't understand how can jews today make noise
about racist and things like that when they have not a single men/women
they did not rape. I wonder what kind of feeling the rest of humanity
has when they just stand aside and watch the rape of another religion. I
wonder why they only talk and say bad things about Muslims and Islam and
they never did anything to undo Muslim slavery and show what they could
have done. Is what what your great moral and religious levels teach you
people of the world. Is that what you would like to see as future of
your chilren, have you ever felt like being a slave of system and living
in a jail without walls. Have you ever though about doing anything more
to stop the rape of humanity at Jewish hands other than just ignoring
it. How long will I live, how many people like me survive the wage of
rapist Jews till today. Have you ever though


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Discussion in 'Web Development & Web Performance' started by Mrbo, Feb 27, 2019.
I tried to follow this guide, but I think I missed something because I dont get any WebP files. I got through the whole process just fine without any errors, but as I mentioned, no WebP images.
I installed optimise-images.sh and added the config to vhost. Do I need to run any command after that for it to take effect on the vhost?
I ran this command in the terminal in cd optimise-images. Do I need to run it in any other way? Do I need to add / at the end of uploads?
I did exactly that. I think I found part of the problem.
And no images converted in root uploads folder.
Now I get it. Great, thanks!
If I set mindepth 0, will it then convert and optimize the root folder as well so I don't have to run multiple jobs for different levels?
It didnt work to set min depth to 0. I tried to remove max and min depth but that didnt work either. Is there any other solution or workaround?
Hi! I tried multiple ways to get it working on root /upload but I think im not getting it since nothing happens?
Would you mind explaining a bit more on what I should do to get it to run on root of the upload?
from centminmod/optimise-images just pointing to directory doesn't work ?
The output just goes on like this for a few 100 lines.
Should I change some specific code outlined in the tutorial?


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Dr Rebecca Jones
rebecca.jones
Follow @@remembermyhat on Twitter
I am a Senior Lecturer in Health with research and teaching interests in later life, sexuality and especially sexuality in later life. I am a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
I keep a work-related blog at http://rememberingmyhat.wordpress.com/ and I am on Twitter as @remembermyhat
My research interests centre on ageing, sexuality, and sexuality in later life - there is a short video overviewing my research here.
My PhD (completed in 2003) used Critical Discursive Psychology and Conversation Analysis to interrogate older women's talk about sex and ageing. Since then, I have used a variety of broadly narrative and discursive approaches to investigate a range of topics including: age discrimination, how people imagine their own ageing and later life, normative and non-normative life courses, the ageing of lesbians, gay men, bisexual people and transgender (LGBT) people, LGBT issues in health and social care, and especially ageing and bisexuality.
Between 2005 and 2015, I chaired the Centre for Ageing and Biographical Studies (CABS) at The Open University (OU), an active research group drawing together academics and postgraduates working on topics related to ageing. CABS has a long-running seminar and book series with the Centre for Policy on Ageing, focusing on methodological issues in ageing research, which I oversaw in my role as Chair.
I am a long-time member of the British Society of Gerontology, the national professional organisation for gerontologists and also of the British Sociological Association, including their Study Group 'Ageing, Body and Society'. I am a Founder Member of BiUK and one of the authors of The Bisexuality Report.
I am an experienced supervisor of PhD students, most recently supervising Rachael Scicluna's study of the role of kitchens in the lives of older lesbians. I would welcome applications from potential PhD students in any area related to my research interests. Please note that we do usually require candidates to have already had Research Methods training at Masters level before they commence a doctorate.
I am currently working on a Department for International Development funded consortium project led by the International Planned Parenthood Federation, which aims to improve reproductive and sexual health services to the most marginalised and underserved populations in the world https://www.ippf.org/news/announcements/ippf-dfid-aidconnect.
From 2015-2019 I was Qualifications Lead for the Health and Social Care discipline area, responsible for the quality assurance and day-to-day academic management of four degrees, including the BA(Hons) in Health and Social Care, and their nested qualifications.
Over the past 15 years, I have designed and created content for seven modues within the degree in Health and Social Care, and helped to present three. I have particular expertise in the production (or course-writing) phase of creating distance teaching materials. I focus particularly on the pedagogical structure which underlies the explicit content and how this can best enable student learning. Some of the resources I have created to support this work can be found on my blog http://rememberingmyhat.wordpress.com/ under the tag 'course-writing resources'.
CCIG: Families and Relationships Programme Programme Faculty of Social Sciences
CCIG: Intimate Lives and Relational Futures Programme Faculty of Social Sciences
Centre for Ageing and Biographical Studies (CABS) Centre Faculty of Health and Social Care
Exploring the needs and aspirations of visually impaired older people (VIOP)
Co-investigator 01/Oct/2014 30/Sep/2015 TPT Thomas Pocklington Trust
As we get older we are more likely to live with visual impairment. This is something more than Presbyopia (age-related long sight) and relates to conditions such as macular degeneration and other significant causes of sight loss such as glaucoma, cataracts and diabetic retinopathy. The research aims to enable older people with visual impairments living in the community to express preferences for where and with what kinds of support they would like to live. Through in-depth interviews guided by participants the research will focus on what helps or hinders everyday living and how people can achieve what they value most in life.
Life course perspectives on (bi)sexuality: Methodological tools to deprivilege current identities (2019-10-01)
Jones, Rebecca L.
Sexualities, 22(7-8) (pp. 1071-1093)
Bisexual Lives and Aging in Context: A Cross-National Comparison of the United Kingdom and the United States (2019-07-01)
Jen, Sarah and Jones, Rebecca
International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 89(1) (pp. 22-38)
Older Bisexual People: Implications For Social Work From The 'Looking Both Ways' Study (2018)
Jones, Rebecca; Almack, Kathryn and Scicluna, Rachael
Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 61(3) (pp. 334-347)
Guidelines for researching and writing about bisexuality (2012)
Barker, Meg; Yockney, Jen; Richards, Christina; Jones, Rebecca; Bowes-Catton, Helen and Plowman, Tracey
Journal of Bisexuality, 12(3) (pp. 376-392)
Imagining bisexual futures: positive, non-normative later life (2011-04)
Journal of Bisexuality, 11(2 & 3) (pp. 245-270)
BiReCon: An International Academic Conference on Bisexuality (2011-04)
Barker, Meg; Richards, Christina; Jones, Rebecca and Monro, Surya
Journal of Bisexuality, 11(2-3) (pp. 157-170)
'Older people' talking as if they are not older people: Positioning theory as an explanation (2006-01)
Journal of Aging Studies, 20(1) (pp. 79-91)
'That's very rude, I shouldn–t be telling you that': older women talking about sex (2002)
Jones, Rebecca
Narrative Inquiry, 12(1) (pp. 121-142)
Bisexual ageing: What do we know and why should we care? (2018-09-03)
In: King, Andrew; Almack, Kathryn; Suen, Yiu-Tung and Westwood, Sue eds. Older Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans People: Minding the knowledge gaps. (pp. 10-26)
Publisher : Routledge | Published : Abingdon
Bisexuality and ageing: Why it matters for social work practice (2018-04-05)
Almack, Kathryn; Jones, Rebecca L. and Scicluna, Rachael
In: Dunk-West, Priscilla and Hafford-Letchfield, Trish eds. Sexuality, Sexual Identity and Intimacy Research in Social Work and Social Care: A Lifecourse Epistemology (pp. 142-154)
ISBN : 9781138225879 | Publisher : Routledge | Published : Abingdon
Aging and Bisexuality (2016-05-12)
In: Goldberg, Abbie E. ed. The SAGE Encyclopedia of LGBTQ Studies (pp. 57-61)
ISBN : 9781483371283 | Publisher : Sage
Sexual identity labels and their implications in later life: The case of bisexuality (2016-01-06)
In: Peel, Elizabeth and Harding, Rosie eds. Ageing and Sexualities: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
ISBN : 978-1-4724-3215-5 | Publisher : Routledge
Introduction: The Future as a Topic in Ageing Research (2014)
Bornat, Joanna and Jones, Rebecca L.
In: Bornat, Joanna and Jones, Rebeccca L. eds. Imagining Futures: Methodological Issues for Research into Ageing. The Representation of Older People in Ageing Research Series (13) (pp. 1-11)
ISBN : 978 0 90413 914 3 | Publisher : Centre for Policy on Ageing
Imagining the unimaginable: bisexual roadmaps for ageing (2012)
In: Ward, Richard; Rivers, Ian and Sutherland, Mike eds. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Ageing: Biographical Approaches for Inclusive Care and Support (pp. 21-38)
ISBN : 978-1-84905-257-3 | Publisher : Jessica Kingsley | Published : London
Imagining old age (2011-11-30)
In: Katz, Jeanne; Peace, Sheila and Spurr, Sue eds. Adult lives: A life course perspective (pp. 18-26)
ISBN : 9781447300441 | Publisher : Policy Press | Published : Bristol
Troubles with bisexuality in health and social care (2010)
In: Jones, Rebecca L. and Ward, Richard eds. LGBT Issues: Looking beyond Categories. Policy and Practice in Health and Social Care (10) (pp. 42-55)
ISBN : 978-1-906716-05-9 | Publisher : Dunedin Academic Press | Published : Edinburgh
Queerying care: Dissident Trans identities in health and social care settings (2010)
Alleyn, Chrissy and Jones, Rebecca L.
In: Jones, Rebecca L and Ward, Richard eds. LGBT Issues: Looking beyond categories. Policy and Practice in Health and Social Care (10) (pp. 56-68)
Intersections of Ageing and Sexuality: Accounts from Older People (2008)
Ward, Richard; Jones, Rebecca; Hughes, Jonathan; Humberstone, Nicola and Pearson, Rosalind
In: Ward, Richard and Bytheway, Bill eds. Researching age and multiple discrimination. The representation of older people in ageing research (8) (pp. 45-72)
ISBN : ISBN 978-1-901097-11-5 | Publisher : Centre for Policy on Ageing / The Open University | Published : London, UK
Editors' Introduction (2006)
Jones, Rebecca L. and Percival, John
In: Jones, Rebecca L. and Percival, John eds. Language and later life: issues methods and representations. The representation of older people in ageing research (7) (pp. 1-3)
ISBN : 9781901097061 | Publisher : Centre for Policy on Ageing / The Open University | Published : London, UK
Recruiting older women to talk about sex: some practical and theoretical reflection (2005)
In: Holland, Caroline ed. Recruitment and sampling: qualitative research with older people. The representation of older people in ageing research series (5) (pp. 44-56)
ISBN : 1901097951 | Publisher : Centre for Policy on Ageing | Published : London
Response to commentaries on "'That's very rude, I shouldn't be telling you that': older women talking about sex" (2004)
In: Bamberg, Michael and Andrews, Molly eds. Considering counter-narratives: narrating, resisting, making sense. Studies in narrative (4) (pp. 213-219)
ISBN : 902722644X | Publisher : John Benjamins | Published : Amsterdam, Netherlands
Intersections of ageing, gender and sexualities: Multidisciplinary international perspectives (2019-03-21)
King, Andrew; Almack, Kathryn and Jones, Rebecca L. eds.
Ageing in a Global Context
ISBN : 978-1-4473-3302-9 | Publisher : Policy Press | Published : Bristol
Imagining Futures: Methodological Issues for Research into Ageing (2014)
Bornat, Joanna and Jones, Rebecca eds.
The Representation of Older People in Ageing Research
ISBN : 978-0-90413-914-3 | Publisher : Centre for Policy on Ageing | Published : London
LGBT Issues: Looking beyond categories (2010)
Jones, Rebecca L. and Ward, Richard eds.
Policy and Practice in Health and Social Care
Language and later life: Issues, methods and representations (2006)
Jones, Rebecca L. and Percival, John eds.
ISBN : 1 901097 06 4 | Publisher : Centre for Policy on Ageing / The Open University | Published : London, UK
The impact of dance and movement on learning, health, wellbeing and quality of life of older adults living with or without dementia and/or Parkinson's in the community: a systematic review protocol. (2019)
Gracia, Rosaria; Vseteckova, Jitka and Jones, Rebecca
PROSPERO CRD42019127953
The Bisexuality Report: Bisexual inclusion in LGBT equality and diversity (2012)
Barker, Meg; Richards, Christina; Jones, Rebecca; Bowes-Catton, Helen; Plowman, Tracey; Yockney, Jen and Morgan, Marcus
Centre for Citizenship, Identity and Governance. The Open University
How can adult social care services become more accessible and appropriate to LGBT people? (2010-03)
Ward, Richard and Jones, Rebecca
Research in Practice for Adults, Dartington, Totnes.