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Portrait of Baye Kouyate. Pencil on paper by Phong Bui.
The Malian percussionist Baye Kouyaté and I first met at a dinner where Bill Jensen and Margrit Lewzcuk were welcoming him back to Brooklyn from time in Tampa, Florida with his fiancée Annette and her two children. As I approached Baye, whom I'd never met before, he grinned and drew me towards him, asking earnestly, "How are you?" Baye radiates warmth and acceptance, his skill on the talking drum is the outward expression of his inner life, the life genetically woven into his cells by an 800-year lineage of Malian griot (an African bard, poet, and wandering musician). To see Baye Kouyaté et les Tougarake perform is to watch percussionists in the throes of joy. In years of watching bands I've never seen musicians so ecstatic to be playing. Baye's mission to transmit Malian culture to American and European audiences is deeply felt. Unlike many Americans governed by logic who have learned to ignore their intuition, Baye's dreams and goals are in perfect sync with his body language and expression. As a writer who agonizes over words and forces himself to do things for discipline's sake, over the course of our week of dinners, shows, and drinks, I was inspired by Baye's curious lack of force—everything seemed to come naturally, his pursuits pursued intuitively, when it felt right. The following interview took place over strong coffee in the painter Bill Jensen's kitchen.
Aaron Lake Smith: Who are you?
Baye Kouyaté: I am Baye Kouyaté, a musician from Mali who has been living in New York since 2004. My father, and his father, and the others before them were percussionists and griot. A griot in Mali is a musician, historian, and peacemaker. When my father was 15, he left his hometown and came into the capital city of Mali [Bamako] to marry my mom. They had seven children—I was the 3rd child. My sisters and brothers died very young, from curable illnesses. In 1992 my older brother passed away when he was 19 years old. My father was sick with Parkinson's for 17 years before he passed away in 1996. In 1997, my younger brother died and in 1998 my older sister died. In 2005 my youngest sister died. Now, there are just three children living. I'm 32 years old. I started to love drumming because my mother is a singer and my father was a drummer. Sometimes my mom used to ask me to go out and get some groceries for her. On my way to the store I would hear people playing drums and become absorbed and forget where I was walking to—when I got home I would get in trouble. I was born a griot. Griot is passed down from generation to generation. You cannot just become a griot. If your father is a griot, then you become a griot.
Rail: How far back does the griot heritage go in your family?
Kouyaté: 800 years back. In Mali you get a lot of different griot names. Many of them are noble families. My last name is Kouyaté—the Kouyaté line is special because we are the first griot and the last griot. When I was little I would sing to myself. I started to play the talking drum in 1995, when I was very young. One day I went to the market with my mom and there was a guy playing the talking drum—I went up to him and asked him if I could play. He let me have the drum. My mom watched and said, "Wow! That's good!" and soon after that my mom and I would play together. She would sing and I would play the drum. Nobody taught me how to play, but little by little I taught myself. At the time my father was sick and my mother wasn't making any money—so the responsibility fell on me to go out and play music to make money for my family.
Rail: Economically, it's very difficult for people to leave Mali. How did you leave Africa?
Kouyaté: I left Africa because I was playing with a French musician named Toma Sidibe. I got to know him when he came to Mali and wanted to play with traditional Malian musicians. He came in 1997 and we recorded together in Bamako. When he went back to France he got signed to Sony Music. Toma contacted me, and Sony sent me a contract for touring and flew me to France. For several years we toured France, Europe, and then North America. I lived in Paris for five years. In those years, every month that I wasn't touring I went back to Mali to see my family. For me, it's very important to always go back to the source. I don't want to be disconnected from my culture. I have so much respect for my people. They are the reason I have this opportunity to progress in my life with music.
Rail: It seems like your compassion got you your big break.
Kouyaté: Exactly. If you give, you get something back. My father always told me, "Baye, have patience—it's the way you will find anything you want in your life." You have to see it, you have to feel it, and you have to understand what's happening. When I get an opportunity to help, I take it. When you live in Africa, from the tv, life seems like paradise in Europe and America. I realize that what I have in Mali is huge. I have family, freedom, and circulation. I can play music anywhere, morning or night. I love Mali, but there is no opportunity there. The opportunity to meet different musicians and play is in Europe and America. If you listen, you'll find your way.
Rail: What do you want to do?
Kouyaté: What I want to do in my life is play music forever. I want to express the triangle between Africa, Europe and America. Four hundred years ago they took the slaves from Africa to Europe, then from Europe to America to work on plantations. I want to reverse that. I want to show people through music that we are the same thing—we all come from somewhere. Peace, love, understanding, sharing life—these are the best things in this life. It's important for us to be here and share our culture. I love to be someone who can transmit the history of the world with my drum.
Rail: Can you describe your first couple of months in New York?
Kouyaté: I only knew a couple of words in English when I came to New York. My uncle is a big musician who had a couple of friends who lived here. When I got here I called all those people and got their voicemail. It was very difficult for me to speak but I managed to say, "My name is Baye, I play the drum…" I learned how to take the subway, to read a little bit. Every night at nine I would go to the East Village—that was the only place I knew at that time. I would go into clubs and say, "I'm Baye Kouyaté. I'm a musician from Mali and I play the drum. Can I play with you?" Sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn't. I would go into bars and try to talk to people, ask them if they spoke French. Finally I made some friends who would invite me to go play. My first month was about learning not to be scared of talking to people.
Rail: I find your persistence really admirable.
Kouyaté: I would just go up and introduce myself. It's easy to go to the bar and talk to anybody. In the bar, some people go talk to the bartender because they have a problem. When you are inside, it's like you live in the same house. You don't need to be afraid and say, "I don't want to talk to this person".
Rail: Because of this, a lot of people know you in New York.
Kouyaté: One of the first musicians I met in New York was Claude Gomez. We would go to the clubs in Manhattan and play from 11 to 4 in the morning, drumming along with the DJ. One thing that helped me a lot was finding this French place called Zebulon. Daniel Moreno, the jazz musician, one night called me and said, "Baye—I want you to come play with me at Zebulon." I played with Daniel, and that was really great for me. I loved Zebulon—it was easy to meet a lot of people who speak French. After the show, the owner of Zebulon came and said, "Baye, you're really great. Do you have an African band that can come and play Zebulon?" I got four Malians together and we came in and started playing traditional Malian music. We didn't have a name, so I suggested we name it "Baye Kouyaté et les Tougarake." Tougarake means the people who travel all over the world working and trying to help support their families far away. Anybody who's not living in his or her country and working in another country is Tougarake. I stopped going to the East Village and started going to Zebulon, because I live in Brooklyn. The big crowd I have now got started in Zebulon—it's a really great place.
Rail: Your charisma and energy is infectious.
Kouyaté: In our culture we say, "If you have 10,000 people and have 10,000 dollars, choose 10,000 people." The 10,000 dollars can be spent in one month, but those 10,000 people will be with you for the rest of your life, to be with you if anything happens. Music has no frontiers. Music has no country or borders. Any noise you make is music. When woman gives life to a child, the first scream—that's music. The wind is music for me. Talking is an instrument for me. Anything in your life is music. But it's not just about instruments. You need to find the inspiration to get it all together and make the melody. All is a song. But what the song is—that's the musician's responsibility.
Rail: You look unbelievably happy while you're playing. What are you thinking?
Kouyaté: When I'm playing I don't know where I am. I'm just so happy because it takes me everywhere I want to go. For me, the world is here right now. I become the world-imaginer. It doesn't matter if there's one person in front of me. What I want in the world, it can be. Everything you do in life is time. Time to play, time to joke, time to sing, time to work. I'm so happy when I'm playing. I want to be on stage every day.
Rail: What artists and musicians have you worked with in New York?
Kouyaté: In New York—Butch Morris, Kenny Wilson, Daniel Moreno, Myas Elisse, Cooper Moore, Luri, Lenny Stern, Marianne, Amayo, Stuart Bogie and the people at Zebulon. Last weekend I played with Vieux Farka Toure at Summer Stage. I have worked with a lot of very famous musicians involved in jazz and blues.
Rail: What are your plans for the future?
Kouyaté: I want to get a family and have children. I want to travel around the world and play music. In the future I would really love to help my country and any poor country that I can. In the foreseeable future, I'm going to help Mali, because I know it. If I become a famous musician, I would bring medicine to the people of Mali. I would go village-to-village and help people survive. Sometimes you see pregnant women and you know that the hospital is 30 or 40 miles away. You can see them suffering. I'm here in America and I see all this opportunity, I see all this medicine. In my future—I want to play music, transmit the message, and help the sick be saved.
Baye Kouyaté's new CD is called DANAMA, which means, "Who you can trust." His website is www.bayekouyaté.com. Baye Kouyaté and Marianne will be playing Joe's Pub July 15th at 9:30pm, 425 Lafayette Street in Manhattan.
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Sister Séance, the most recent novel by Aimee Parkison, far surpassed my proclivity toward all things strange and unusual and emparted a new context for one of the greatest and most fascinating movements of the 19th century.
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Prélude, as the name suggests, is one of the inaugural exhibitions of collector Maja Hoffmann's long-standing project in Arles, LUMA. A secondary meaning of the word, to warm up, is appropriate as the work exhibited finds ways of accessing a growing feeling, that something disastrous is coming, things are heating up and this is just the beginning of our collective discombobulation.
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I spend a lot of time playing in the low-limit Stud games on Full Tilt Poker. In those games, I've encountered a number of players who haven't come to understand one of poker's fundamental concepts. These beginners focus only on their own cards; they don't stop to think about the cards their opponents might hold.
To take a typical example from Stud. I've seen players call with low and medium pairs after there has been a raise and a re-raise in front of them. These players are so fixated on their own cards that they don't stop to ask what hands they're likely up against. And in these spots, the betting tells a pretty disturbing tale. You can see how one player might raise with something like three high cards, so a pair of 5s or 7s could be best. But a re-raise? That's an indication of serious strength. At that point, a player should look at his pair and figure that, in all likelihood, he's up against a higher pair, making his smaller pair a big underdog. Folding is the only proper action.
A winning poker player won't just evaluate a situation at the start of the hand. He will constantly reassess as more information becomes available. Another example from Stud shows what I mean. Say a player raises on Third Street with the 4d as his up-card and I call with split 9s and a Jack kicker. We play heads-up and Fourth Street gives me a blank, the 5c, while my opponent catches the 8d, giving him two suited cards. He bets and I call. Then on Fifth, he catches another suited card, the Qd, and I make two pair with Jh. He bets again, representing the flush. Could he have caught the flush? It's possible. But in this case, when I try to determine what my opponent might have, I have to move beyond the cards that I'm currently seeing. I need to consider the actions throughout the hand.
I remember that on Third Street, the player raised with a 4 as his door card. Normally, players who are trying to draw to a flush will try to get in cheap on Third Street; they typically limp and then perhaps, call a raise. So while it's possible that this player started with something like Ad-Kd-4d, it's far more likely that he started with something like a middle or big pair in the hole. When I put all this information together, I see that despite the opponent's scary board, two pair is probably ahead, and I can react accordingly by either calling bets or raising.
This sort of thinking applies to all poker games. Moving beyond your own cards is a key step in coming to think like a winning player. The most sophisticated players in the game think a level deeper still - they consider not only what their opponents hold, but what their opponents think they hold. But that's the subject for another tip.


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Community work for driver who was double the limit
PUBLISHED: 12:16 24 August 2006 | UPDATED: 11:59 04 May 2010
DRINK-driver Marcus Bond — who gave a breath test reading double the legal alcohol limit - was ordered to carry out 50 hours of unpaid community work this week. Twenty-six-year-old Bond, of Lynn Road, Chettisham, was also banned from driving for 18 months
DRINK-driver Marcus Bond - who gave a breath test reading double the legal alcohol limit - was ordered to carry out 50 hours of unpaid community work this week.
Twenty-six-year-old Bond, of Lynn Road, Chettisham, was also banned from driving for 18 months by Ely magistrates on Thursday.
The court heard how Bond was unsteady on his feet and smelled of liquor when he was stopped driving a red Rover Cabriolet in Cambridge on June 1.
"I had one pint in Ely and then went to Cambridge where I had one and a half pints," he told the court. "I thought I was OK to drive, the police pulled me over because they thought I was driving a stolen vehicle."
Bond had also admitted failing to produce his driving licence and driving his convertible car with a defective tyre on October 10 last year in Little Downham.
He was fined £35 with three points for the tyre offence.

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Nestled on a cliff, near the picturesque seaside village of Bathsheba and overlooking the East Coast of Barbados, lie the Andromeda Botanic Gardens. Andromeda was originally developed in 1954 by the late horticulturalist, Iris Bannochie, with exotic plants and blooms from around the world, creating one of the finest botanical gardens in the Caribbean. These lush gardens span 6 1/2 acres and include a collection of 650 species from the Caribbean, Tropical Americas, Africa, Asia, Australia and the Pacific Islands. One of the largest palms in the world, the Talipot Palm tree can be found in the gardens.
This garden is now managed by Vicky Goddard for the National Trust of Barbados and is open to the public by paid admission. The University of the West Indies (UWI) has responsibility for the Research and Educational Activities at Andromeda.


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Permaculture focuses not only on organic growing of our food but also on how we live in our environment. It could be described as the only all-embracing design system for sustainable living. It might just be the thing that helps us break the cycle of unsustainable living that has deforested much of our planet, degraded soils, polluted the rivers and air, led to the extinction of many species of fauna and flora important to their ecosystems and visited large scale health problems on the human population.
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For Julian Lage, Love Hurts and Music Heals
The guitarist is on a quest for musical singularity
Published July 15, 2019 July 18, 2019 – By James Rotondi
Julian Lage (photo: Nathan West)
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There's a wide legacy in these licks of Lage: shades of Scofield, the harmolodics of James Blood Ulmer and Bern Nix, the burning filigrees of John McLaughlin, the stippling and tone-stacks of Sonny Sharrock, Pat Martin's diminished scale and whole-tone excursions, and the voice-leading and impeccable phrasing of a Barney Kessel or Johnny Smith. Perhaps that's no surprise for a guy who's been enrolled at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, Berklee College of Music, the Ali Akbar College of Music (where he studied tabla, fer chrissakes), and the Stanford Jazz Workshop. What is surprising is the vulnerability and adventure in much of Lage's recent playing, his willingness to play "too hard," "too out," "too recklessly," or "too little." The sound of speakers frying, bends that go deliciously microtonal, wryly awkward breaks in the action, wild glissandos and sweeps: While Lage's mastery of the material underpins all his moves, there's little evident concern for making this collection of mostly live first takes in any way manicured.
Lage often lets his fingers frame the musical debate, before judgments about good taste and proper playing interfere. As a visiting teacher, he once explained to students that "a lot of what I do is led by kinesthetic curiosity," a slippery slope perhaps in a jazz tradition often wedded to playing what's conscious and intentional. "That's a very guitar culture-based thing," he suggests. "That if you just wiggle your fingers, it's not the 'real thing.' At the same time, the contradiction I'm often struck by is that in the same breath, the teaching also encourages one to be mindless, or at least without thought, to be free of theoretical hangups and just play."
One possible practice strategy to help guide one toward such liberation is "to exhaust, or express in as complete a fashion as possible, what your body wants to do," Lage offers. "Ask yourself: 'What if I didn't put a governor on my fingers? What if I started playing but didn't make it about taste, but just see what happened?' I don't believe in suppressing any urges on the practicing level, because in my experience, everything I have suppressed comes up stronger later when I least want it." Imagine, he says, that while practicing, you decide to play nothing but eighth-notes throughout an entire song, with no consideration for the music: "Well, after about 10 seconds, you're likely to hear something that'll make you stop and say, 'Now, what was that?' Before you know it, you're building a new framework around the music, just based on the feeling that certain combinations of notes and rhythms convey. Before you know it, you're in the belly of the beast, making musical decisions."
As to his more deliberate musical choices, Lage steadfastly insists that his soloing and harmonization palette is ever-changing, though certain key elements resurface again and again—for example, the use of triad (three-note) patterns that may or may not be related to the underlying chord progressions. For guitarists, he explains, the splendid wild card in this triadic approach is that one has four fingers at one's disposal: "Mathematically speaking, you're dealing with four digits in a three-note world. I like that instability. Probably the biggest characteristic of my style, then, is that things don't finish—in other words, you always leave one thing hanging. You have one finger free at any given time, and you can start another phrase, and if you get to the end of that and you have that extra finger hanging, start another phrase.
"For me, it's about looking for volatility in structure. What's going to help tip this over into the next phrase? What's going to tip this over to the next chorus, or what's going to help hand this musical idea off to another player? That's what I'm fascinated by. That's also my interpretation of what I hear with people like Keith Jarrett or John Abercrombie or Charles Lloyd, who spin these beautiful webs of musical poetry, and everything works to take you to the next musical idea. Conversely, I think to base one's style in a more stepwise or scalar approach, as guitar players often do, there may be more of a regimented sound to that."
An American Prayer
Now that Lage has finished the third leg of his exploration of American music through the decades, has he reached a natural conclusion point? "Well, the trilogy of trio records is what I had dreamt about," he says, "starting with this pre-bebop thing, then going a little bit more towards the '50s, and then forging ahead into some of the later '60s and '70s, and beyond on Love Hurts. I'm such a nerd for where things came from, and I really seek to create a historical framework, and to remain conscientious that I didn't create this thing—it's not like any of this hadn't been done before. So how do I respect that and research it, keeping in mind that this music isn't a hundred years old? In many cases it's even within my lifetime, with people I've played with, so it's a nod to the community I'm very fortunate to be a part of."
That said, Lage is certain the way forward is less about reverence and historical curiosity, and more about finding his own voice as a composer and bandleader—and, it might be said, as a member of society. "I do dream of forming something that's more singular," he reflects. "That's the most logical step I can think of, and it's taken these three records to make sense of what that direction looks like. It could be expanding the ensemble, or putting more limitations on the kind of music we play, or incorporating acoustic guitar into it—it's always about honing the singularity of the sound. And though it might seem esoteric, my real vision with this is that I think music is deeply healing. I think of people like Carlos Santana, with a voice that's so singular and beautiful, and yes, healing. I want to share love and light through the music to anyone who is listening. I think we've perhaps arrived at a moment in our culture when that could really happen."
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James Rotondi
James Rotondi is a Nashville-based guitarist and writer who's performed with Humble Pie, Mr. Bungle, Air (French Band), Billy Gibbons, Eric Burdon, the Grassy Knoll, and many others. A former senior editor at both Guitar Player and Guitar World magazines, he has also written for Rolling Stone, Spin, Mojo, Acoustic Guitar, The Wire, Premier Guitar, and The Boston Phoenix. His 2014 solo album, Into the Unknown, by Roto's Magic Act, was hailed for its "masterful songwriting" (Blurt), "wickedly skilled guitar playing," (Powerpopaholic) and "cinematic guitar tones" (Guitar Player).
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Tyrann Mathieu: I can't see myself wearing any other uniform
At different points this offseason, safety Tyrann Mathieu has swung optimism and pessimism on his future with the Chiefs.
Back in May, Mathieu tweeted then deleted that he would "probably not" sign another contract with Kansas City. He later said not to put too much stock into the social post, noting any negotiation process can be tough on a player.
But on Thursday, Mathieu held more optimism for his long-term future with the Chiefs, saying he does feel confident he'll get a new deal with the club.
"Just being here the last couple years, I can't see me wearing any other uniform," Mathieu said in his press conference. "I think the fans here are amazing. My teammates are amazing. I spoke about the relationship that I have with my coaches. And some of these things you can't buy other places. And I'm a guy that's had to start over quite often, so I would like to stay here for sure."
Mathieu's had a clear positive impact on Kansas City's defense since signing with the club as a free agent in 2019. He's recorded 10 interceptions and 21 passes defensed over the last two years, also putting up a pair of sacks and six tackles for loss.
Chiefs G.M. Brett Veach noted back in April that in 2020, the Chiefs were able to get extensions done during the summer. With minicamp wrapping up this week, a new deal for Mathieu could be on the horizon.
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Obadiah Danger Tarumbwa (born 25 November 1985 in Bulawayo) is a Zimbabwean football player who plays for Chicken Inn in the Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League as an attacking midfielder.

Career
In February 2008, he signed a 6-month deal with Belgian first division team Cercle Brugge. At Cercle he was reunited with his former Highlanders FC colleagues Vusumuzi Nyoni and Honour Gombami, by whom he was tipped to the Cercle board. He is a member of the Zimbabwe national football team.

His contract with Cercle Brugge was ended on 13 March 2009. He returned to his home country and signed for Bantu Rovers.

On 2 August 2012, Tarumbwa returned to his homeland having been tipped to join Dynamos of Zimbabwe, but turned down the move after failing to agree terms. He joined Cypriot Second Division club Ermis Aradippou and got the number 7 jersey.

On 29 December 2012, Tarumbwa landed in Kenya to sign a two-year contract with 2009 Kenyan Premier League champions Sofapaka. The deal was finalised on 2 January 2013.

He joined University of Pretoria F.C. during the June 2013 TPL mid-season break

International goals
As of match played 11 June 2016. Zimbabwe score listed first, score column indicates score after each Tarumbwa goal.

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1985 births
Living people
Sportspeople from Bulawayo
Zimbabwean footballers
Zimbabwean expatriate footballers
Zimbabwe international footballers
Association football forwards
Cercle Brugge K.S.V. players
Belgian Pro League players
Expatriate footballers in Belgium
Zimbabwean expatriate sportspeople in Belgium
Enosis Neon Paralimni FC players
APOP Kinyras FC players
Ermis Aradippou FC players
Chicken Inn F.C. players
Cypriot First Division players
Cypriot Second Division players
Expatriate footballers in Cyprus
Expatriate footballers in Kenya
Sofapaka F.C. players
Highlanders F.C. players

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Can a parole board take your parole for violation that you wasn't charged for and first alleged violation?
Asked in Parole and Conditional Release
What is the standard punishment for a violation of parole?
There is no standard punishment. It is at the discretion of the parole board.
Asked in Law & Legal Issues, Parole and Conditional Release
Is alcohol consumption a parole violation?
If the parolee is ordered by the parole board not to consume alcohol. Some parolees do not have that as a condition of parole.
Is the parole board solely the one that makes the decision in a violation hearing?
The parole board is not solely responsible for deciding on a violation hearing. This will also come from the people responsible for running the jail, like the warden.
What kind of sentence may I get with second parole violation of not reporting to parole officer not being available for house calls?
It is at the discretion of the parole board. Anything from no sanction to incarceration for the rest of your sentence.
What kind of parole hearing determines whether the parolee has violated the conditions of his or her parole?
Within thirty days of being violated, the parolee will be reviewed by a committee of the parole board for the violation to determine if a violation did occur and how serious that violation is. However, in most states, the parolee will be reincarcerated until the review takes place. Real answer: Revocation Hearing.
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If you get a dwi offense on parole do you have to go before the parole board again?
MUCH depends on the recommendation of your Parole Officer (PO). If your PO determines that it is a clear, cut and dried, violation of the conditions of your parole he could recommend that you go straght back inside.
Asked in Parole and Conditional Release, Texas Law
Husband received a violation on parole for not having a SmartStart Ignition Interlock System 6 years past due if he has done everything else right what may happen to him?
It is going to be up to the parole board. It is possible that they will allow him to continue on parole, or will revoke his parole, where he will have to complete his sentence.
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When was Parole Board of Canada created?
Parole Board of Canada was created in 1959.
What does it means if the parole board violate someone parole?
While on parole a person must follow more rules than the average citizen. Breaking more laws or not following your special conditions on parole is called a VIOLATION. Violations all have punishments which usually mean going back to the clink.
Can a parole officer change the length of time a person is on parole?
An offender's parole term cannot be extended, but probation can. It is possible to be discharged from both early, but early discharges from parole are rare. While parole cannot technically be extended by a Parole Officer, it can be extended by the Parole Board, and can effectively be extended by situations that create "dead time" such as time spent in rehabilitation or in custody for a potential violation of conditions.
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HOW do you make a petition to oppose parole?
Every state has a parole board, although it may not be called that. The parole board reviews the cases of prisoners coming up for parole, and also hears/reads the petitions of citizens favoring or opposed to parole. By calling the parole board in your state, you can find out the procedures for filing such a petition, and where it should be sent. You may be able to appear before the parole board to make your feelings known in person.
If you are living with a person that violates parole can they arrest you?
Parole violations that are not criminal violations also are not criminally prosecutable. Rules violations or "Technical Rules violations" are just that, violations of rules established by the parole board, the DOC, and the office of the governor. They carry no more weight legally than administrative rules. The violation of such affect no one other than the parolee. That being said, provided you are not implicated in a criminal act, you cannot "legally" be arrested for the parole violation of a parolee.
Asked in Criminal Law
What happens if i fail my parole drug test?
Generally, violation of a condition of parole means you will have a hearing before the parole board or a special "hearing officer" appointed by the government, and if it is determined during that hearing that you did in fact violate your parole conditions your parole will be revoked and you will go back to prison to serve out the remainder of your term. You'll have a chance at the hearing to defend yourself, but it's kind of hard to argue with a positive drug test. If the parole violation is itself a crime (which it might be for a drug test), then you could ADDITIONALLY face a separate trial and possible sentencing for that, which would be added to your original sentence.
What happens when a person is placed on parole?
When an inmate is taken before the parole board, they can be accepted or denied for parole. When they are placed on parole, the parole board will assign a parole officer to monitor that person. The parolee is required to follow state mandated conditions as well as conditions that are required for their specific crimes.
Asked in Law & Legal Issues
How is parole and probation alike?
In both cases, you are issued a set of guidelines by either the court (probation) or the parole board (if on parole) with which you must comply and conduct your life. The regulations are enforced by Probation and Parole Officers whose sole purpose is to monitor and conduct random checks of the "clients' assigned to them. If the "clients" are found to be in violation, (depending on the jurisdiction involved) they can either summarily arrest them for the illegal behavior, or report the clients actions, upon which either the court or the parole board will take action to revoke the clients status.
Asked in Exercise, Criminal Law, Parole and Conditional Release, ACT
Do the Parole Board normally take six weeks?
a date of releases from parole
Who grants the discretionary parole?
Only the parole board of the state Department of Correction and the Governor have the power to grant parole.
Asked in Criminal Law, Federal Laws
If you get life without the possibility of parole do you still go before the parole board?
No, life without the possibility of parole means just that, there is no chance of parole
What happens if you got dirty UA on parole?
Depends on the state and county jurisdiction in which you live. For technical violations(less serious) your Probation/Parole Officer can sanction you to jail,loss of earned time,extension of probation/parole. For more serious violations(e.g. commiting of a felony) jail,parole revocation hearing, and can be reviewed by the state Board of Parole and Administratvie Law Judge to determine if the violation occured and if revocation is warranted.
Who makes the release decision when an offender is sentenced to shock parole?
A parole board or their representatives.
Should you write parole board asking them to not revoke parole over a violation?
If YOU are the one who violated, and you believe you are going to be revoked - I wouldn't write a letter of explanation - I would write a request to appear in person to plead your case. It would probably make a better impression.
How do you get in front of a parole board after you have served your minimum time?
Two ways. Either call your lawyer and ask him/her to set up a parole hearing for you. Or you just wait until the parole board sends you a kite and lets you know that you have a parole date. Just because you have served your minimum sentence though doesnt mean that you are even up for parole or if the parole board even wants to hear your case right now.
When a person is charged with sodomy do they get parole?
The person's charge has very little to do with whether of not they may be paroled. It could have a great deal to do with the decision made by the parole board; however, the original sentence is the guiding influence on whther an offender may or may not be paroled.
Who may testify at a parole hearing?
Generally anyone the parole board recognizes as an interested party.
Who does the PA probation and parole board answer to?
The Pennsylvania Board of Probation & Parole does not fall under or answer to the Dept. of Corrections. The Parole Board answers to the state senate for funding purposes and is under the direct control of the Governor. Local probation offices answer to the President Judge of the county except for two counties in PA which do not have their own county Probation Departments. In those two counties the PA Board of Probation & Parole supervises the county probation or county parole cases.


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THE FEED VIDEO: What's Your Privacy IQ?
April 04, 2013 / Susanna French
The Feed was my regular column for employees of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock health system about how the synthesis of health care and social media can influence all of us—employees, patients and the community—for the better.
Chances are, you use Facebook, Twitter or YouTube. You certainly work with people who do.
Because we mostly interact with the same group of friends or followers online, it's easy to forget that these are public spaces. And ignoring your privacy settings makes them more public than they have to be.
It's amazing how many people don't know how to control their privacy or manage their online reputations. Maybe it's because many of us don't realize that the social sphere is a public one.
In some ways, it's easy to hide online. It's why we have Internet trolls, after all. The illusion of anonymity makes people say things they would never say to another person's face. But the more comfortable we become with the Internet, the more we're starting to say these things out in the open. How often have you seen a surprisingly angry or even hateful post from someone you know and like?
There is no difference between shouting in the cafeteria and posting that comment. However, that comment could have a hundred million more witnesses—and you'll never know who all of them are or, more importantly, what could happen as a result.
So what? Everything is online these days.
Exactly. Which is why we all need to care about what we put out there.
On Facebook:
Do you know who can see every picture you've been tagged in?
Are you OK with what's in those pictures?
On Twitter:
How does your timeline look? Ever posted something that you wouldn't want your boss to find? Future employers will not only notice this, they'll also note whether you were probably at work when you said it.
What images are in your Twitterstream? Are you ok with the fact that anyone you will ever need something from can see them?
I can just delete that tweet.
Yeah, not so much.
Search engines crawl the web and keep a record of everything they find. Google may still display the Instagram you posted last month but took down last week. Next time you do a Google search, hover over one of the results and you'll see an option to view the cached version of that page. That isn't the live site; that's what Google has on its servers, and they're never in a hurry to update it.
Maybe a friend shared it - and who knows where it'll end up from there.
Depending on people's settings, your posts and tags may be sent not only to your friends' pages, or the pages on which you post, but to the email inboxes of those friends and admins as well. (And you can't get those posts back.)
Before posting something, consider the simple fact that there's no deleting what goes on the internet, and ask yourself: What if I apply for a job or meet the perfect someone, and they surface again? What if my boss finds this?
Hey! It was MY comment on MY wall.
Actually, if it's public, it's in the public domain.
On Twitter, unless you've protected ALL your tweets since the beginning of time, everything (except direct messages) is public record. (The Library of Congress is archiving them at this very moment.)
And on Facebook, most users have left their profiles wide open.
Even if you're extremely cautious online, consider that we put enormous trust in the technical skill and good faith of strangers to keep all our content where it belongs. And people get angry when they feel their privacy has been breached on (or by) social media services. But because these are also free sites, for the most part, we don't have a lot of say in the matter. We do, however, control what we post in the first place.
Although we have much less control than we used to, there are still things we can do to keep our information out of the public eye.
1. Google yourself.
If you haven't done this yet, find out who the Internet thinks you are outside of your social networks, and see who's commented on your existing posts. Go Google yourself. (Thats not a euphemism.) Put your name in quotes in the search box and go to town. Google won't catch everything, so look yourself up on the sites you use as well. It may take some patience if you have a common name, but eventually you'll find something interesting.
When I searched for my own name, I came up with comments I've left on people's blogs and public Facebook pages; every photo and social media profile I own; any photo or posting in which I've been tagged; and even a listserv post from 1999. (Yes, they had them then, and they're still searchable.) Keep in mind that in most cases, we can't remove what's out there because we no longer own it.
2. Wash behind your ears.
I know someone who spends hours primping for a night out with friends. It's really important to her that others see her a certain way. But her Facebook wall is a misspelled mess of drunken midnight Instagrams and complaints about work (which, by the way, she sends at work). Her wall is wide-open to the world, and so is her Twitter feed. I know that she's more than this, but her future employers don't. Her clients don't. What would they think—and what might happen—if they look her up?
Even if you're a well-behaved citizen of the world who's looking for a job, or the love of your life, are you sure you aren't tagged in anything that you'd rather not be?
It isn't rocket science, and I'll say it a thousand times. Seriously. More than ever, how you come across online is becoming, in many ways, just as important as how you come across in person. And the consequences of a careless post can affect you forever.
3. Bottom line: If you don't want it to go public, don't post it.
I woke up one morning a few years ago to discover that the privacy settings on ALL my Facebook photo albums had been reset to Public. It happened to a few other friends as well. It was a lot of work resetting everything, but it was also a wakeup call. I can build a wall around my content, but it's a flimsy one.
I'm waiting for the day when a disgruntled Facebook employee, on his way out the door, flips a switch that resets everyone's privacy settings and throws all our content out into the public eye. I'm sure it isn't that simple, but if you rely on those settings to keep your kids' photos away from public eyes, or posts about your ex hidden from him/her, consider that you're trusting the safety of that content to software written by total strangers—and it must work correctly.
Hospitals across the country all have stories of employees who carelessly tweeted, Instagrammed or otherwise posted something that seemed funny or harmless at the time, but not to the patient or grieving family member who came across it. It isn't unprecedented, but it's completely preventable.
Patients and their families care. Future employers care. If the opinions of those people make a difference in your life, get to know the social media we all take for granted.
In the coming weeks, I'll write in more detail about how to take control of your social media privacy.
Susanna French is Dartmouth-Hitchcock's social media specialist. Helping our patients by empowering employees to become active in social media is one of the main reasons she loves her job.
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Have you thought about your advent calendar this year yet? There are so many options on the market this year from Chocolate to Beauty. But I think Christmas is a time to celebrate and so why not think about getting a Wine and Prosecco calendar. After all the build up to Christmas can be stressful so a nice glass of wine is a great way to unwind.
Broadland Wineries have the perfect Advent Calendar for you with this Christmas wine and Prosecco calendar.
This festive collection contains 24 small bottles inside. Each day you can open up a door and find a different bottle of wine from a wide selection of whites, reds and sparkling.
White wines - New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, Australian Chardonnay, Italian Pinot Grigio, South African Chenin Blanc and sparkling Prosecco.
Red wines - New Zealand Pinot Noir, Argentine Malbec, Chilean Merlot, South African Shiraz, Australian Shiraz and mulled wine.
Each bottle of wine is 187 ml so larger than your usual mini sized bottle.
Broadland Wineries have kindly sent me one of these calendars to try and I shall be tweeting through out december to show you all what I find inside.
Oh yes. I've been waiting for something up my street with all these new advent calendars coming out all the time - and I think i've finally found it!
First time I have come across a wine advent calendar. Nice idea, allowing us to sample / try out a wide variety of wines.
I think that this one sounds super and such a change from the usual chocolates.
Wow, my calenders have never gone further than a chocolate one! I love thd idea with this, so many tasty wines in it too!
Brilliant! this one alongside a chocolate calendar would be amazing!
A nice idea. Provides the opportunity for variety. Can become acquainted with a wine which:- Haven't tasted before. Could treat family, friends to a new experience (tasting a wine which is new to them), or a firm favourite of their. Treats are nice, and often appreciated.
Much better than a chocolate one. Better for the waist line !
No advent calendar as yet. Need to do some shopping.
My adult daughter would love this!
I can't think of a better way to count down to Christmas!
Christmas is a coming, and soon.


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Even when you are unsure, do it anyway if your heart says yes.
Even if you are scared, take the step anyway if it leads to one of your goals.
Even if you know you will be denounced, say it anyway if it is a truth that must be told.
Even when an army is lined with guns aimed at you, take a firm stance for justice, for humanity, anyway, and all the time. Remember you are as powerful and mights as the Divine spirit that you are.


The above picture was taken using the FilterCam HUD and a bit of post production work in Photoshop.
Below you can see the raw picture, no Photoshop work aside from cropping.
to take amazing pictures even if you don't have or aren't very skilled (yet) in Photoshop.
FilterCam2 is a HUD loaded with various textures.
You attach it to the center HUD position on your screen and take pictures.
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The HUD allows layering of effects up to 4 layers, so your creativity is endless. FilterCam main version updates are included with the price of purchase, meaning free upgrades forever. Expansion packs are purchased separately and are very reasonably priced.
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One of the speakers at Thursday's Worcester Tea Party meeting was Nathan Fatal, a recent Political Science grad from the University of Massachusetts. While at U. Mass., Nathan founded the New England Objectivist Society to promote the philosophy of Ayn Rand. In this effort, he connected with liberty activists across Massachusetts and he was a speaker at our 2012 Tax Day Tea Party in Lincoln Square.
dogma. You can imagine the challenges that confronted him in his efforts to convince his fellow students that individual liberty was preferable to the collectivist ideology that was instilled in them in the classroom. He was frustrated by the futility of his task, but he didn't give up. He learned.
What Nathan learned is something that the Tea Party movement needs to learn.
Trying to get students to show up at a meeting to talk about Ayn Rand had become a waste of time. Nathan was committed to getting his message out to his fellow students though, so he switched tactics. He started to use Dale Carnegie's philosophy of "How to Win Friends Influence People". What Nathan learned was that he needed to relate his message to each individual that he was speaking to. This personal connection allowed his listener to receive Nathan's message in a completely different light. The responses that he started to receive were much more positive.
Nathan and his coalition of college students are a major reason that liberty will thrive in the United States and around the world. They are part of a cultural wave that will wash away the Progressive ideology that has sickened our society for almost 100 years. Let's use their wisdom to promote the Tea Party message.
Bashing our opponents with insults does nothing to win the support of our fellow citizens who hover in the center of the political spectrum or who have only been exposed to the toxic agenda of leftist academics. We cannot do this with a negative message. Our message is one of optimism and faith in individual Americans. By being more careful with the words that we choose, we can win more supporters.
Addressing the faults and philosophical ignorance of today's politicians will only yield a short term victory, because these politicians will be replaced by similar charlatans. We need to destroy the dangerous ideology of these politicians. What we need to win is a cultural change, one where Americans once again value their freedom.
We must strike at the root.
Many Tea Party members are not sure what their role is in the movement. If you are not comfortable with getting involved at the organizational level, there is a simple, effective, and very important role for each of you. You are our messengers. One of the most effective ways to promote the Tea Party message of limited government, fiscal responsibility, and adherence to the Constitution is by writing a letter to the editor. Well written letters supporting our cause can light brushfires in the minds of people who may not fully understand the nature of the challenges facing our country. They also give us an opportunity to show that freeing the individual from the chains of a bloated and oppressive government is the most effective way to raise every American's liberty and ability to pursue happiness.
Grab the readers' attention in the first sentence.
State your opinion clearly in the first paragraph and repeat it in the last paragraph.
Do not use personal attacks. Don't rant.
Back up your opinion with facts. Verify your facts.
Giving your opinion is important, but you should also offer solutions. Remember though, often the best solution is to do nothing!
Be positive! Explain the value of freedom. Be optimistic.
Keep your letter to 250 words or less. This is very challenging, but many newspapers have word limits and readers will completely read a short letter.
The Worcester Telegram has the widest readership in our area, but weekly local newspapers shouldn't be overlooked. Your neighbors and friends are more likely to be influenced by your well written opinion.
Get in the habit of writing letters every month. Most newspapers will limit you to once per 90 days, but if you choose three newspapers, then you can rotate one per month.
Some of our members have volunteered to help with proof reading letters and helping you polish your message. They can offer as much or as little help as you need. You can contact them at:Letters@www.worcesterteaparty.com.
You can use the same email address to tell us when your letter is published, so we can let everyone know to comment on it. Be prepared to be ridiculed in the online comments. Don't respond with the same kind of vile nastiness that they throw at you. If we can get our message out this way we can influence public opinion and ensure that our children will live in culture that values freedom.


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John 8:24 That is why I told you that you would die in your sins. … Guard with jealous attention the public liberty. Revolution Lyrics: Aah! ('ഞാനാണ് വിപ്ലവം' എന്ന് പറഞ്ഞത്?) FORMER White House chief strategist Steve Bannon on his War Room Pandemic podcast Thursday said that President Donald Trump should start his second term by beheading FBI Director Christopher Wray and Dr Anthony Fauci.. A video of Bannon's outrageous comments—which assume Trump is the victor of the election—was later taken down by YouTube, and Twitter suspended his @WarRoomPandemic … American Revolution contains articles, sources and perspectives on events in America between 1763 and 1789. Were people in the old days thinner because meals were cooked at home from scratch? Thanks to cristina16s for correcting these lyrics. Changes will be made and I will make them. We are the current living expression of humanity. 28 quotes from Fidel Castro: 'A revolution is not a bed of roses. (വടക്ക് കിഴക്കൻ സംസ്ഥാനങ്ങളുടെ കവാടം? Research each of the people and write the name of the person next to the clue that describes him. ('ഞാനാണ് വിപ്ലവം' എന്ന് പറഞ്ഞത്?) ('ഞാനാണ് വിപ്ലവം' എന്ന് പറഞ്ഞത്?) The farm, said a visitor in January 1787, was "a sty, it having more the appearance of a den for brutes than a habitation for men." But a nineteenth-century photograph shows a farmhouse like other farmhouses, a Cape Cod–style building, two windows and a … Shephard ordered his men to shoot over the rebels' heads. 1 0. I am I'm a revolution Close your eyes I am, I am I'll blow your mind I am I'm a revolution Why do I have to explain Who I am again and again I am Submit Corrections. Since you landed on this page then you would like to know the answer to "Cuban who said: ""I am the revolution""" . Who said that 'I am the Revolution'? Is it true people didn't drink much water in the olden days because it was mostly dirty and polluted? I … Alpha. A revolution is a struggle between the future and the past. It may even applaud you if you do. Start studying Chapter 6 Key individuals in the American Revolution. Start studying Chapter 17-France:The Road to Revolution. It's over. The American Revolution was an ideological and political revolution which occurred in colonial North America between 1765 and 1783. A collection of history quotes made by famous or influential people of the 20th century. ', 'The ever more sophisticated weapons piling up in the arsenals of the wealthiest and the mightiest can kill the illiterate, the ill, the poor and the hungry, but they cannot kill ignorance, illness, poverty or hunger. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, said the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty. 0 2. tuffy. The Enemy is working over time to destroy any and all credibility the … It contains 151,925 words in 229 pages. 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"The matter on which I judge people is their willingness, or ability, to handle contradiction. For unless you believe that I am He, you will die in your sins." What is a class in OOPS? We can't cancel love — but should we cancel weddings? PEOPLE OF THE REVOLUTION. This has somet… Cogito, ergo sum is a philosophical statement that was made in Latin by René Descartes, usually translated into English as "I think, therefore I am". 20. A few NG Organizations have come together to recognize the efforts of the Sudanese people in the escalating revolution in Sudan! May … The Philippine Revolution is one of the most important events in the country's history, awakening a proud sense of nationalism for generations of Filipinos to come. He said that when he was playing dance dance revolution. The phrase originally appeared in French as je pense, donc je suis in his Discourse on the Method, so as to reach a wider audience than Latin would have allowed. Moses said to God, "Suppose I go to the Israelites and say to them, 'The God of your fathers has sent me to you,' and they ask me, 'What is his name?' Then what shall I tell them?" God said to Moses, " I am who I am. Burke who was in favour of French Revolution began to oppose it. ... who was basically the king reincarnated. The French Revolution is over, he's in charge of France's future. ('ഞാനാണ് വിപ്ലവം' എന്ന് പറഞ്ഞത്? Affordable. I am a woman who admitted the need for a strong government but feared it; therefore, I opposed the Constitution. The French Revolution was a tumultuous ten-year period that lasted from approximately 5 May 1789 to 9 November 1799 and forever changed France. He says I am the revolution for everything that followed his being put into power (IE trying to take over the world lol) 0 0. But the chaos and uncertainty of the Revolution is going to be over. ('ഞാനാണ് വിപ്ലവം' എന്ന് പറഞ്ഞത്?) But the 'Reign of Terror' in France frightened the English. Fauci told Fox News that the FDA "really scrutinises the data very carefully to guarantee to the American public that this is a safe and efficacious vaccine. I TOLD MY DAD TO CHILL AND HE SAID "I AM CHILL" AND I SAID "I THOUGHT U WERE DAD" l DAD JOKED MY DAD I AM THE REVOLUTION hello revolution im dad a … In the beginning English reacted very happily to the French Revolution. John 8:28 So Jesus said, "When you have lifted up the Son of Man, then you will know that I am He, and that I do nothing on My own, but speak exactly what the Father has taught Me. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will this week publish his plan for a so-called "green revolution", finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Monday. Let's prepare your psc and other interviews, ഞാനാണ് രാഷ്ട്രം എന്ന് പ്രഖ്യാപിച്ച ഫ്രഞ്ച് ചക്രവർത്തി, എനിക്ക് ശേഷം പ്രളയം എന്ന് പ്രഖ്യാപിച്ച ഫ്രഞ്ച് ഭരണാധികാരി, Who said that 'I am the Revolution'? Speech on the Federal Constitution, Virginia Ratifying Convention(5 June 1788) 1.2. The world has made it to easy for you to walk away. The Republican Party, which before stood only for the donors and the special interests." This site was last updated on August 19th 2020. Former aide accuses Cuomo of sexual harassment, Another singer makes allegations against LaBeouf, Trump slams Cleveland for dropping 'Indians' nickname. Below you will be able to find the answer to "Cuban who said: ""I am the revolution""" crossword clue. In a period of heavy struggle and conflict, Filipinos of different backgrounds united with a common goal: to resist colonialism. This site is created and maintained by Alpha History. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. To mourn the loss of comrades and citizens and allow our voices be heard! For unless you believe that I am He, you will die in your sins." what does "the revolution is over! Find some inspiration in these quotes from famous figures. Cruelty Free. 1.1. To quit. Husband Revolution! He said that when he was playing dance dance revolution. Revolution Lyrics: Aah! A list of names has been provided. ), GST came into existence? Join Yahoo Answers and get 100 points today. Pope Francis's Unofficial Revolution ... 2020 12:01 am ET ... the approach and the conversation around the issue of LGBTQ Catholics," said the Rev. Those people who experienced these tumultuous times saw monumental social and political change. It was a civil war." I am glad of this because it will not necessitate a total shutdown. "Before [the revolution], my dad would only really talk about politics with my brother," said Sarah Abdelrahman, a student at the American University in Cairo who … NCR: Root Canal > Who Am I ? 5, 6 & 7) of your textbook, American Nation and your knowledge of social studies, match the people with their information. The French Revolution is over, he's in charge of France's future. It also ultimately created the Emperor Napoleon and did away with the ancien régime beheading its leader Louis XVI on 21 January 1793. Writer(s): Chantal Kreviazuk, Michael Maida. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. I am the product of the revolution myself. The Americans in the Thirteen Colonies defeated the British in the American Revolutionary War (1775–1783), gaining independence from the British Crown and establishing the United States of America, the first modern constitutional liberal democracy. (ജി എസ് ടി നിലവിൽ വന്നത്? John 8:24 That is why I told you that you would die in your sins. Benjamin Franklin was a remarkable man and so important to the American One of them was in some ways a revolutionary conservative and the other was a conservative revolutionary. ), The gateway of northeast? American Revolution contains articles, sources and perspectives on events in America between 1763 and 1789. And our history is shared. PEOPLE OF THE REVOLUTION. John 8:28 So Jesus said, "When you have lifted up the Son of Man, then you will know that I am He, and that I do nothing on My own, but … Using Unit 3 (Ch. The more I dig into my roots, the more I settle into the truth that I am like that with you. He would later rise to become the third U.S. president in 1801. Changes will be made and I will make them. They were right back where they started. but he was thwarted by a slave revolt in haiti. ), Chemistry Questions (രസതന്ത്രം ചോദ്യങ്ങൾ), Previous Questions (മുൻവർഷത്തെ ചോദ്യങ്ങൾ). I am the result of not only my own choices, but the choices and actions of all those who came before me. May … so with the territory of louisiana back he wanted to use the "breadbasket" method to feed the slaves. Who said that 'I am the Revolution'? He said 12 of 14 members "that go to state Democratic Party" are Our Revolution members and "almost our entire delegation" to Colorado's 4th congressional district committee are members too. V. Quotations by Adolf Hitler, German Leader, Born April 20, 1889. During the American Revolution, Jefferson, who was also a gifted writer, was tasked with drafting the Declaration of Independence. It is saucy, even hilarious in places, written in a style that is most definitely not government-issue. Hubert H. Humphrey And you will still flirt and paint your nails, dress up and party, because, as I think Emma Goldman said, "If I can't dance, I don't want to be part of your revolution." It appeared in Latin in his later Principles of Philosophy. Shays—sword in one hand, pistol in the other—sent a message back to Shepard: "I am here in defense of that country that you are endeavoring to destroy." To his men, Shays said, "March, God damn you, march." The rebels advanced. 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Q: I have neither grub.conf nor menu.lst I just compiled my own kernel for the first time. Because it is mentioned in a tutorial, I now want to check whether the kernel got written into the grub.conf file. Well, I did not find a grub.conf file. So I googled. Answer: Ubuntu does not have grub.conf, but rather has a menu.lst (also stored in /boot/grub). So I looked for that file. But I don't have that one either.
So now the question: Where is my GRUB data stored?
I'm using Ubuntu 10.10 with Kernel 2.6.35-27 .

A: Grub stores its configuration in /boot/grub/grub.cfg.
This file is generated using the values stored in /etc/default/grub via grub-mkconfig.
The templates are stored in /etc/grub.d/.
If you ever need to manually change something about grub's settings, refer to the /etc/grub.d/README file. Meanwhile, you can check if your kernel appears in grub.cfg like so:
cat /boot/grub/grub.cfg | grep Something

Where something is a search query for your kernel's name, like 35-22-generic.

A: /boot/grub/menu.lst was present in GRUB legacy, but GRUB2 uses /boot/grub/grub.cfg.

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Tyrnael
The first stones that would become the Compass Tower are laid down by the Zo circa 9000 BGM (Before the Greater Moon). Believing they were being led by the Goddess, Zoë, the Ancients cross over the frigid Crown of Aenya Mountains, where they discover the uncharacteristically warm and lush valley of Tyrnael, and the solitary mountain at its center, from which the Potamis River, the Lifeblood of Aenya, trickles down to the One Sea. Ongoing visions lead the Zo into the mountain, and to the sacred pool from which, it is believed, the first living cells on Aenya originated. Consecrated as the birthplace of Zoë, the Compass Tower is built in her honor, rising from the mountain like a spear in the hands of a stone giant. Decades later, the Compass Tower becomes the global seat of power, home to the first kings of the Zo. A network of bridges reaching out from it connects to the terraced monoliths populating the city, and in later times, to the seven neighboring cities across the valley.
In 5 AGM (After the Greater Moon) tidal forces from the Mass Piston ravage the planet, resulting in ninety percent species extinction. The Zo civilization collapses, and the once-great city of Tyrnael fades into myth, becoming known by future civilizations as Mythradanaiil. But some Tyrnaeleans, having weathered the destruction in various underground strongholds, survive to rebuild the city and the Compass Tower at its center. With the Ascendency having fled the planet, a new line of kings, and a new dynasty, begins.