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Today in Irish History – 29 February:
Stair na hÉireannIrish History#irish #history #ireland, 29 February, History, History of Ireland, Ireland, Irish History, Irish War of Independence, Leap Day, Leap Year, Today in Irish History
29 February known as a leap day in the Gregorian calendar, the most widely used today, is a date that typically occurs once every four years evenly divisible by 4, such as 1976, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008 etc., with exception to century years evenly divisible by 100 and not divisible by 400 (ex. 1900 does not contain a leap day; 2000 does). These are called leap years. 29 February is the 60th day of the Gregorian calendar in such a year, with 306 days remaining until the end of that year.
A person who is born on 29 February may be called a 'leaping' or a 'leap year baby'. In non-leap years, some leaplings celebrate their birthday on either 28 February or 1 March, while others only observe birthdays on the authentic intercalary dates, such as 29 February leap days.
There is a popular tradition that a woman may propose marriage to a man on 29 February. If the man refuses, he then is obligated to give the woman money or buy her a dress. According to an old Irish legend, or possibly history, St Brigid struck a deal with St Patrick to allow women to propose to men – and not just the other way around – every four years. This is believed to have been introduced to balance the traditional roles of men and women in a similar way to how leap day balances the calendar.
1853 – William O'Malley: Ripley's Believe It or Not! states that O'Malley, 'according to his birth certificate on file in Clifden, Co Connemara, was born in 1853 on 31 February'.
1852 – Birth of Frank Gavan Duffy in Dublin. He was an Australian judge, the fourth Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia, sitting on the bench of the High Court from 1913 to 1935. He was the son of Sir Charles Gavan Duffy, who was later to become a member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, and the eighth Premier of Victoria.
1888 – Birth of Thomas Paterson, historian and antiquarian.
1921 – In retaliation for the previous day's executions, the IRA shot and killed six off-duty British soldiers and wounded five more in separate incidents in Cork.
1948 – Dermot Weld, racehorse trainer, is born.
2000 – The British and Irish governments come under fresh pressure from a range of political opinion in Northern Ireland to convene a meeting of the North's parties to resurrect devolution.
2000 – Army bomb experts recover a hand-held rocket launcher in Co Tyrone just hours after it is learned that large amounts of Semtex high explosive have been stolen from Provisional IRA hides.
2000 – Hospital waiting lists soar to their highest level in more than a year.
2000 – Claire McCollum, a newsreader at Downtown Radio in Newtownards, Co Down makes headlines herself when she proposes on air to Dungannon and Ulster rugby star Alastair Clarke; he said yes.
2000 – After weeks of controversy over the level of troop cuts and the lack of consultation with military chiefs, the White Paper on Defence gains Cabinet approval.
2000 – The plan to allow solicitors be appointed as judges in the High and Supreme courts is broadly welcomed by the Law Society.
2000 – Live on Today FM, Claudette Campbell pops the question to Richard Walsh 170 feet above the city of Dublin. Together for 14 years, the childhood sweethearts are among the first to take in the spectacular view from the capital's new observation tower. Richard accepts his sweetheart's proposal.
Photo: Inis Oírr, Aran Islands, Co Galway
#irish #history #Ireland
1961 – Birth in Clones, Co Monaghan of Barry McGuigan, 'The Clones Cyclone', world featherweight boxing champion (WBA) 1985-86.
Today in Irish History – 1 March:
Ireland 1845-52 | The Mersey Ship - "We could be buried along with our people, in the old churchyard, with the green sod over us, instead of lying like rotten sheep thrown in a pit, and the minute the breath is out of our bodies, thrown into the sea to be eaten up by them horrid sharks." Robert Whyte "I spent a considerable part of the day watching a shark that followed in our wake with great constancy... the mate said it was a certain forerunner of death." From The Truth Behind The Irish Famine, 100 images, 472 eye witness quotes: www.jerrymulvihill.com
Nollaig na mBan Shona Daoibh!
#OTD in 1986 – Death of singer, bassist, instrumentalist, and songwriter, Phil Lynott.
Ireland 1847 | Asenath Nicholson "I gave a little boy a biscuit, and a thousand times since have I wished that it had been thrown into the sea; it could not save him. He took it between his bony hands, clasped it tight, and half-bent as he was, lifted them up, looked with his glaring eyes upon me, and gave a laughing grin that was truly horrible. The curate turned aside, and beckoned me away. 'Did you see that horrid attempt to laugh? I cannot stay longer, was my answer'." Taken from The Truth Behind The Irish Famine, 100 images, 472 eye witness quotes. Signed copies at: www.jerrymulvihill.com
Athbhliain faoi mhaise daoibh! Happy New Year from Stair na hÉireann!
#OTD in 1821 – Lady Jane Francesca Wilde is born in Co Wexford. Author, poet and the mother of Oscar Wilde, she is also known as Sperenza.


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Q: HTTPS Proxy for existing HTTP application I have a running HTTP web application and I am facing problems to make it run over HTTPS.
I am thinking of bringing some HTTPS Proxy that accepts user requests and forward it to the HTTP web app.
What do you think of that? and How can I accomplish that?

A: Setting up stunnel is a no-brainer - and its available for Unix/Linux/Posix/MSWindows (you might have mentioned what OS you are using).
(Also you can run the program to encrypt or decrpyt, at the server or at the client side)

A: It's possible to run Apache Httpd (for example) using HTTPS and use mod_proxy_http as a reverse proxy to forward the requests to your existing HTTP server. Of course, for this to be of any use, you'd need the reverse proxy and the target server to be connected in such a way that connections cannot be sniffed or altered.
You may find that the existing server needs certain extra settings for it to be aware it's using HTTPS (for example, special Valves in Apache Tomcat to set the HTTPS flag to true).

A: Apache httpd reverse-proxy?

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Па́вел Ефи́мович Дыбе́нко (укр. Павло Юхимович Дибенко; , Людково, Черниговская губерния, Российская империя — 29 июля 1938, Москва, РСФСР, СССР) — российский революционер, советский политический и военный деятель, 1-й народный комиссар по морским делам РСФСР, командарм 2-го ранга (1935). Один из организаторов Октябрьской революции 1917 года.

Член РСДРП с 1912 года.

Ранние годы
Родился в селе Людково Черниговской губернии (ныне в черте города Новозыбкова Брянской области) в многодетной украинской крестьянской семье. Отец — Ефим Васильевич, мать — Анна Денисовна.

Начальное образование получил в народной школе, затем в 1899 году был принят в специальные классы Новозыбковского трёхклассного городского училища, полный курс которого окончил в 1903 году. Продолжать учёбу не имел возможности из-за социального статуса и материального положения семьи.

В 1906 году 17-летний Павел Дыбенко поступил на службу в казначейство в Новоалександровске, где проживали его родственники, но был уволен оттуда «за неблагонадёжность» — в 1907 году принял участие в работе большевистского кружка, попав по этой причине под негласный надзор полиции.

В 1908 году уехал в Ригу, где работал разнорабочим, портовым грузчиком, также учился на электротехнических курсах.

Служба на флоте и Первая мировая война
С декабря 1911 года — на действительной военной службе матросом на Балтийском флоте. Пытался уклониться от воинской повинности, но был арестован и отправлен на призывной пункт в Новозыбков этапом. По прибытии в Санкт-Петербург зачислен во 2-й Балтийский флотский экипаж и отправлен на обучение на остров Котлин в состав Кронштадтского учебного отряда. Служил на учебном судне «Двина», окончил минную школу, произведён в унтер-офицеры. В декабре 1912 переведен в Гельсингфорс на броненосец «Император Павел I» и служил на нём корабельным электриком до конца октября 1915. Летом 1913 года участвовал в заграничном плавании с заходом в порты Франции, Англии, Норвегии. С началом Первой мировой войны участвовал в боевых походах эскадры в Балтийском море.

Был членом подпольной большевистской группы на корабле (в состав группы входил также матрос Н. А. Ховрин). После бунта матросов на линкоре «Гангут» в октябре 1915 и ареста большевиков на броненосце «Император Павел I», Павел Дыбенко был списан с корабля, зачислен в состав отдельного морского добровольческого батальона и в январе 1916 отправлен на сухопутный фронт под Ригу, где принимал участие в боевых действиях. В апреле 1916 за антивоенную агитацию был арестован и заключён на два месяца в военно-исправительную тюрьму в Гельсингфорсе. После освобождения назначен баталером на военно-транспортное судно «Ща» в Гельсингфорсе. Продолжал вести подпольную революционную деятельность.

Революция и Гражданская война
В дни Февральской революции 1917 года принимал участие в вооружённом восстании в Петрограде.

С марта 1917 года был членом Гельсингфорсского Совета депутатов армии, флота и рабочих; с апреля 1917 года — председатель «Центробалта» (Центрального комитета Балтийского флота).

Совместно с Антоновым-Овсеенко принимал активное участие в антиправительственном выступлении в июле 1917 года в Петрограде, в подготовке флота к Октябрьскому вооружённому восстанию. 5 июля был арестован и заключён в тюрьму «Кресты». По настоянию большевиков, 5 сентября 1917 был освобождён и вернулся в Гельсингфорс.

В конце сентября 1917 Дыбенко — делегат 2-го съезда моряков Балтийского флота. В октябре 1917, во время Моонзундского сражения, принимал участие в боях с германским флотом у острова Даго.

Во время Октябрьской революции Дыбенко руководил формированием и отправкой из Гельсингфорса и Кронштадта отрядов революционных моряков и военных кораблей в Петроград; во время выступления Корнилова командовал красными отрядами в Гатчине и Красном Селе, арестовывал генерала П. Н. Краснова. На II Всероссийском съезде Советов вошёл в состав Совета народных комиссаров в качестве члена Комитета по военным и морским делам. До марта 1918 года — народный комиссар по морским делам.

В ноябре 1917 избран депутатом Учредительного Собрания от Балтийского флота. 6 (19) января 1918, имея в своем распоряжении более 5 тыс. революционных матросов, сосредоточенных в Петрограде «для охраны общественного порядка» в связи с созывом Учредительного Собрания, Павел Дыбенко принял непосредственное участие в разгоне .

В феврале 1918 года, в период общего наступления германских войск на российско-германском фронте, командовал отрядом в 1000 моряков под Нарвой. Но в боях с регулярными германскими войсками отряд, в котором сильны были анархистские настроения, был с большими потерями отброшен и оставил Нарву.  «… оставление Нарвы произошло преимущественно потому, что не было общего руководства и связи в действиях, оттого, что слабо или даже вовсе почти неподготовленные отряды водили в бой неумело и они несли излишние потери (больше других потерпели матросы); наконец, на настроение войск оказало, по-видимому, известное влияние и создавшееся тогда положение как бы между войной и миром, что волновало людей и способствовало уменьшению их стойкости.»
При этом сам Дыбенко просто отказался выполнять любые приказы командующего Нарвским участком фронта генерала Д. П. Парского, за что отступивший до Гатчины отряд Дыбенко 6 марта 1918 года был разоружён. Начавшийся конфликт приобрёл большой резонанс во всех центральных газетах того времени (к тому времени Дыбенко имел славу одного из наиболее видных «героев революции»), причем в прессе Дыбенко и критиковали и оправдывали. Ленин в этом конфликте решительно встал на сторону военного руководства и призвал принять строгие меры к Дыбенко за неподчинение командованию и за излишний радикализм. За сдачу Нарвы Дыбенко исключили из РКП(б), а 16 марта, на IV-м съезде Советов, он был лишён всех постов. В тот же день 16 марта он был арестован. Однако благодаря огромному авторитету Дыбенко на флоте и ультимативному требованию балтийских матросов об его освобождении, уже 25 марта 1918 года он выпущен на поруки с условием нахождения в Москве до суда. В апреле Дыбенко фактически бежал в Самару под предлогом организации борьбы с отрядами атамана А. И. Дутова (а фактически потому, что в Самаре тогда находились сразу несколько матросских отрядов, на которые Дыбенко мог опираться как на реальную вооружённую силу). В Самаре действия Дыбенко стали вообще вызывающими, его моряки фактически привели к власти в местном губисполкоме эсеров-максималистов, в самарских газетах всячески критиковались Брестский мир и позиция Совнаркома и самого Ленина по вопросу о мире. 19 апреля через газеты Совнарком оповестил все советские власти о необходимости ареста Дыбенко. Во избежание вооружённого столкновения Москва и Самара сумели договориться и 26 апреля Дыбенко был возвращён в Москву. 19 мая в Гатчине состоялся суд, на котором Дыбенко был оправдан по конфликту под Нарвой «ввиду его неопытности в военном деле». Некоторые авторы утверждают, что этим судом Дыбенко был приговорен к расстрелу, однако по ходатайству Коллонтай помилован.

Летом 1918 года направлен на подпольную работу в Западно-Черноморский регион (в Одессу). В августе 1918 года, находясь в Севастополе, был арестован крымскими властями и содержался в севастопольской тюрьме, но в октябре был обменен на пленных германских офицеров.

С ноября 1918 года Дыбенко в Украинской советской армии — командир 7-го Сумского стрелкового полка, с января 1919 — командир Особой группы войск Екатеринославского направления, с февраля по сентябрь 1919 года — командир 1-й Заднепровской Украинской Советской дивизии, в которую влились многотысячные отряды самых известных на Украине партизанских атаманов — Никифора Григорьева и Нестора Махно. В первые месяцы 1919 года Дыбенко и Махно были очень дружны, но уже с апреля 1919 года охладели друг к другу. Причиной стали попытки Дыбенко авторитарно руководить махновцами.

В апреле 1919 украинские советские войска под командованием Павла Дыбенко захватили Перекопский перешеек, затем весь Крым (за исключением Керчи). С мая 1919 года П. Дыбенко — командующий 9-тысячной Крымской советской армией, сформированной из частей 1-й Заднепровской дивизии и местных отрядов, и одновременно нарком по военным и морским делам и председатель Реввоенсовета провозглашённой Крымской советской республики. В мае — июне 1919 командует советскими войсками в Крыму, отступающими под натиском белогвардейцев, с июня по сентябрь 1919 — в Северной Таврии; принимает участие в подавлении «григорьевщины» и «махновщины» (Дыбенко в оправдание своего поражения в Крыму перед Л. Д. Троцким ссылался на бездействие махновцев).

В сентябре 1919 отозван в Москву, в октябре зачислен слушателем Академии Генерального штаба РККА, однако уже через месяц, 24 октября, назначен начальником 37-й стрелковой дивизии. В конце декабря 1919 года во главе её отличился при освобождении Царицына. Участник разгрома армии генерала Деникина на Северном Кавказе весной 1920 года. С 3 марта по 11 мая 1920 года — начдив 1-й Кавказской кавалерийской дивизии.

С 28 июня по 17 июля 1920 года — начдив 2-й Ставропольской кавалерийской дивизии имени М. Ф. Блинова. Летом 1920 командовал дивизией в Северной Таврии в боях с Русской армией генерала Врангеля и махновцами.

С сентября 1920 по май 1921 — слушатель младшего курса Военной академии РККА.

В марте 1921, под общим командованием М. Н. Тухачевского, Дыбенко во главе Сводной дивизии был одним из руководителей подавления Кронштадтского восстания. После ликвидации восстания — комендант Кронштадтской крепости.
О деятельности Дыбенко во время штурма крепости докладывал заместитель начальника особого отделения Юдин:

«561-й полк, отойдя полторы версты на Кронштадт, дальше идти в наступление отказался. Причина неизвестна. Тов. Дыбенко приказал развернуть вторую цепь и стрелять по возвращающимся. Комполка 561 принимает репрессивные меры против своих красноармейцев, дабы дальше заставить идти в наступление».

В апреле 1921 участвовал в подавлении крестьянского восстания в Тамбовской губернии.

Послевоенная карьера
В мае — июне 1921 — начальник войск Западно-Черноморского сектора (район Тирасполя — Одессы — Николаева — Херсона). С июне — октябре 1921 — начальник 51-й Перекопской стрелковой дивизии В октябре 1921 — июне 1922 продолжал обучение, слушатель старшего курса Военной академии РККА. В 1922 году окончил Военную академию (Академию Генерального штаба) РККА. В том же 1922 году был восстановлен в РКП(б) с зачётом партстажа с 1912 года.

В мае — октябре 1922 — командир 6-го стрелкового корпуса; в октябре 1922 — мае 1924 — командир 5-го стрелкового корпуса; в мае 1924 — мае 1925 — командир 10-го стрелкового корпуса. В мае 1925 — ноябре 1926 — начальник Артиллерийского управления снабжений РККА, в ноябре 1926 — октябре 1928 — начальник снабжений РККА.

В октябре 1928 — декабре 1933 — командующий войсками Среднеазиатского военного округа; в декабре 1933 — мае 1937 — командующий войсками Приволжского военного округа. В мае 1937 года был назначен командующим войсками Сибирского военного округа, но в должность не вступал. С 5 июня 1937 по январь 1938 года — командующий войсками Ленинградского военного округа.

Был членом РВС СССР, членом ЦИК СССР (с 1924 года).

Арест и расстрел
В 1937 году Дыбенко был избран депутатом Верховного Совета 1-го созыва. В 1937 году под руководством Дыбенко и начальника Ленинградского УНКВД Л. М. Заковского в частях Ленинградского военного округа развернулась кампания массовых репрессий комсостава. Дыбенко входил в состав Специального судебного присутствия, осудившего на смерть группу высших советских военачальников по «Делу Тухачевского» в июне 1937 года.

10 сентября 1937 года Дыбенко был снят с должности командующего Ленинградским военным округом, но затем восстановлен. Однако вскоре в январе 1938 года Дыбенко был повторно смещён с поста и уволен из РККА. На январском пленуме ЦК ВКП(б) 1938 года Дыбенко подвергся резкой критике и нападкам со стороны Сталина, обвинившего его в морально-бытовом разложении и пьянстве. После этого Дыбенко «в порядке последнего испытания» был назначен заместителем наркома лесной промышленности СССР; при этом ему было поручено курировать выполнение плана заготовок древесины в системе ГУЛАГа.

Арестован 26 февраля 1938 года в Свердловске. Обвинён в участии в военно-фашистском заговоре в РККА и в наркомате лесной промышленности СССР и в шпионаже в пользу США. Также Дыбенко был обвинён в связях с М. Н. Тухачевским, которого он сам незадолго до этого отправил на расстрел. На следствии подвергался жестоким пыткам. Признал себя виновным во всех предъявленных обвинениях, кроме шпионажа; писал покаянные письма Сталину. Внесен в Сталинские расстрельные списки от 26 июля 1938 года. 29 июля 1938 года Дыбенко был приговорён ВК ВС СССР к смертной казни и расстрелян. Реабилитирован посмертно в 1956 году.

Место захоронения — полигон «Коммунарка». В Москве, на Кунцевском кладбище устроен кенотаф П. Е. Дыбенко рядом с могилой его вдовы.

Семья
Жена — Александра Михайловна Коллонтай (Домонтович), из дворянского рода Домонтовичей, известная революционерка.

Жена — Валентина Александровна Стафилевская.

Жена — Зинаида Викторовна Карпова (в 1938—1955 репрессирована).

Сын — Таур (Владимир). Мать — Зинаида Ерутина.

Брат — Фёдор Ефимович Дыбенко (1891—1919), офицер военного времени Русской императорской армии (поручик), с мая по сентябрь 1918 — офицер армии Украинской державы, перешедший на сторону большевиков. В ноябре-декабре 1918 принимал активное участие в формировании частей Украинской советской армии, в январе 1919 назначен начальником 42-й стрелковой дивизии РККА, действовавшей в Донбассе против белогвардейцев. Погиб 31 марта 1919 года во время мятежа в красноармейских частях; похоронен в с. Людково.

Воинские звания
 Командарм 2-го ранга — 20.11.1935

Награды
 Три ордена Красного Знамени РСФСР:
 за штурм Кронштадта в марте 1921 (Приказ РВСР № 112, 24.03.1921);
 за взятие Мариуполя и Севастополя в марте-апреле 1919 (Приказ РВСР № 36, 10.02.1922);
 за освобождение Царицына в декабре 1919 (Приказ РВСР № 97, 10.04.1922).
 орден Трудового Красного Знамени Таджикской ССР (1931).
 орден Трудового Красного Знамени Туркменской ССР (1931).
 Кроме того, в 1920 году дважды награждался золотыми часами командованием армии и РВС Республики, а также боевой лошадью.

См. также
 Список троекратных кавалеров ордена Красного Знамени до 1930 года

Сочинения
 Дыбенко П. В недрах царского флота. — М.-Пг., 1919
 Дыбенко П. Военная доктрина и эволюция армии. (Опыт исследования). — Одесса, 1922. — 63 с.
 Дыбенко П. Мятежники: (из воспоминаний о революции). — : «Красная новь», Главполитпросвет, 1923. — 111 с. — 20 000 экз. — Обл. Родченко.
 Дыбенко П. Из недр царского флота к великому Октябрю. Из воспоминаний о революции. 1917—7.XI—1927. — , Военный вестник, 1928. 237 с. — 7000 экз.
 Дыбенко П. Октябрь на Балтике. — Ташкент, 1934.

Память
 Имя Павла Ефимовича Дыбенко увековечено в названии улиц Москвы, Санкт-Петербурга, Донецка, Севастополя, Симферополя, Самары, а также на своей малой родине в Новозыбкове, где стоит памятник в его честь.
 Мемориальная стела с горельефом П. Е. Дыбенко, первого наркомвоенмора Российской Советской Республики, установлена в Симферополе в 1968 году там, где в 1919 года находился штаб Крымской Красной Армии (угол проспекта Кирова и Совнаркомовского переулка, сквер им. Дыбенко). Скульптор — Н. П. Петрова.
 Памятная доска, посвящённая Павлу Ефимовичу установлена на площади перед Большим Гатчинским дворцом.
 Образ Дыбенко, как известного участника Революции и гражданской войны, активно использовался в советском и российском кинематографе. Его играли: Иван Дмитриев (Залп «Авроры», 1965), Геннадий Воропаев («Первый посетитель», 1965), Владимир Дюков (20 декабря, 1981), Сергей Гармаш (Моонзунд (фильм), 1987), Сергей Бурунов («Тухачевский: Заговор маршала», 2010), Сергей Гаврилюк (Девять жизней Нестора Махно, 2007); а также Слободан Кустич в югославском фильме «Госпожа Коллонтай», 1996.
 В 1969 и 1989 годах были выпущены почтовые марки СССР, посвященные Дыбенко.
 Один из танкеров Новороссийского морского пароходства назывался «Павел Дыбенко».
 В советское время в Москве на Ленинградском шоссе средняя школа № 40 с углубленным обучением английскому языку носила имя П. Е. Дыбенко.

Примечания

Источники

 Гражданская война на Украине 1918—1920. Сборник документов и материалов в трёх томах, четырёх книгах. Киев, 1967.
 Дробот Б., Нагаев И. Командарм 2 ранга П. Е. Дыбенко (К 90-летию со дня рождения). // Военно-исторический журнал. — 1979. — № 2. — С.66-70. (в публикации приведены служебная карточка комсостава РККА, заполненная самим П. Е. Дыбенко в октябре 1928 года; ряд его приказов и иных документов периода Гражданской войны)

 МБУК «Новозыбковский краеведческий музей». Павел Ефимович Дыбенко.

Литература

 В. Антонов-Овсеенко. Записки о гражданской войне. — М.:, — Л.: 1933.
 Жигалов И. M. Дыбенко. — М.: Молодая гвардия, 1983.
 Жигалов И. М. Повесть о балтийском матросе. — : Политиздат, 1973.
 Киршнер Л. А. Колокол громового боя. — : Лениздат, 1985.

 Дж. Леви. Павел Дыбенко и миф о 23 февраля 1918 года (часть 1, часть 2, вопросы), Полюс Мира, 2012.

 Млечин Л. М. Полководцы — Революционеры. — СПб.: изд. ООО Торгово-издательский дом «Амфора», 2015.
 Дж. Леви Павел Дыбенко in English --http://paveldybenko.blogspot.com/
 Шигин В. В. Расстрельное дело наркома Дыбенко. — М.: Вече, 2017. ISBN 978-5-4444-5181-6

Публицистика
 Дормидонтов В. С.
 Нарком Дыбенко — мятежник и каратель

 Савченко В. А. Авантюристы гражданской войны. — , 2000. — ISBN 966-03-0845-0, 5-17-002710-9

Командующие Среднеазиатским военным округом
Революционеры России
Революционеры Украины
Военачальники Украины
Персоналии:Армия УССР
Большевики
Члены Всероссийского учредительного собрания
Унтер-офицеры Русского императорского флота
Персоналии:Кронштадтское восстание (1921)
Командующие Ленинградским военным округом
Командующие Туркестанским военным округом
Участники Первой мировой войны (Россия)
Члены КПСС
Левые коммунисты
Члены Военного совета при народном комиссаре обороны СССР
Члены ЦИК СССР
Депутаты Совета Союза 1-го созыва
Депутаты Совета Союза от округов РСФСР
Кавалеры ордена Трудового Красного Знамени Туркменской ССР
Кавалеры ордена Трудового Красного Знамени Таджикской ССР
Жители «дома Бенуа»
Коменданты Кронштадтской крепости
Делегаты XVII съезда ВКП(б)
Военачальники, репрессированные в СССР
Посмертно реабилитированные в СССР
Расстрелянные и похороненные на полигоне Коммунарка
Казнённые в 1938 году
Участники Гражданской войны в России (красные)

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Be sure and check out this weeks Albertsons double deals and the Safeway deals too.
Sadly, all of that food shown is unfit for human consumption.
just went to safeway out in gresham and they had the coupon books hiding behind the counter!
Went to Albertsons on 185th. They were also out of brownie mix but the manager was super and let me get the premium (and more expensive) brownie mix as a substitution. Woot! Had no issues with the $5 off 10 promo and the cashier was happy to do my multiple transactions. Ended up with 30 items for $8.83 out of pocket!
My Safeway suggested calling and that they should be in stores by Thursday afternoon at the latest.
ditto on the miss out on the coupon books. went to 2 myself and my girlfriend went to 3 different stores!! the 80 lady should be ashamed!!! some of us are on such tight budgets these days, if it weren't for couponing our family would not make it. thanks 80 lady, thanks for being a part of the problem with our country today, GREEEEEED!
Just a word of advice, check your reciepts for the $5 off. I just purchased 10 items, each in the ad, and the $5 did not come off. I told the cashier when she told me the total, but she said she had to see the receipt to make a decision on it. After the reciept printed, she told me that I had not purchased 10 items. I was a little perplexed, and checked my reciept when I got home, sure enough, 10 items!! Now I gotta go back. Ugh!
What was the price of the puff pastries from transaction #1? I am not understanding how you paid just a little over $2 for it all, I went to Albertsons and the puff pastries were $4.99, minus -$1 coupon, minus -$1 doubler = $2.99 for puff pastry alone. Was it cheaper at your store? Am I missing something here?
Laura – they were $3.99 at my store making them $1.99. I also had a coupon for my milk and she doubled one of my coupons for the brownies making it $1 overage.
That lady with the 80 books, must not have anything better to do with her time!!! I can't imagine! I do share with my friends when I am able to get some extras, but this is ridiculous. I always tell my friends how to get good deals and refer them to this website. I think helping them help themselves is much better then trying to feed the whole world yourself.
Thank you so much for the heads up on the empty Albertsons stores! I was going to head to Salmon Creek after work, but think I'll hit BG instead. That is so frustrating for people to clear the shelves on the first day of the sale. It's one thing when you grab the last 5 cans of something on Tuesday night when the sale is ending, but clearing out several stores on day one is awful! Unfortunately there is always (at least) one in every crowd.
On a side note I had something odd happen last night with my doubles at Albertsons. I did the deal scenrio for the frosting/cake mixes. Get 5 each and use the $1/2 and the doubles. The total should have come to $0 but I paid$.90 which is still a FANTASTIC deal but when I got to my car and started looking at the receipt I noticed that the cashier did not double my dbls at $1 she made them $.50 each. There is no reason she should have done this. I think I will call today and find out why. I'm %100 ok with paying $.90 I'm sure anyone here would be happy about that, I just want to understand the WHY of it all….has anyone else had this happen?
I think she did that because they cost $1.50 together with the $5 credit-so she didn't give you the overage. Did you get any other items-because if that was all it still should have came out 0?
Nope that was all I purchased in that transaction. Though in my other transaction I had alot of stuff and I noticed she only doubled to .99 instead of $1 and some of my coupons were for items that Iwas NOT getting for free…my total bill was like $34. I'm not complaining over .03 I'm just curious as to WHY that's all…thanks for the reply!
OOh…and she was bragging that she herself had cleared out the stock of 3 Albertsons in Vancouver…..so if I really want to get something they have on sale I can TRY the 4th store and make a run into Portland…ugh…some peoples kids!
I don't usually comment BUT wow is all I have to say… and to think I'm going to try and make it to Vancouver today to get some deals, with my baby (not easy to get there so I hope I find something). Hopefully they have restocked but that IS disrespectful to the rest of us.
Yesterday while at Albertson's I ran into another couponer and during our discussion she informed me that she ended up getting a total of 80…yes 80 Safeway coupon books. My self I have 8 and I feel that is good enough for me. I think that EVERYONE should be able to have access to these. She told me that she donates most of her stuff to people that use it because she doesn't use that stuff she buys but what gets me is what about the people that are simply trying to feed THEIR family? I just thought it was totally greedy and not very nice as a couponer.
That is really excessive. That would be an extreme amount of shopping to use all of those & then she will also be clearing the stores of the items on sale! I remember earlier this year when the purex detergent deal was cancelled by the manufacturer because some person bought 100's of them-ruined it for everyone else and I was going to get several to donate to others.
I got two & haven't seen more at my store & am hoping to get a few more. I never take all of them-even if there is only a few left.
Yesterday, there were tons of the books in the frozen foods section of the West Linn Safeway.
Thanks AnnMarie. I live in West Linn so I will go hit Safeway tomorrow!
What are these books you are talking about? I'm new to this coupon thing and while it's fun getting great deals I still get confused trying to figure it all out!
Where is this PAM coupon? I am desperately in need of PAM!
the coupon book is from Safeway. Usually at their customer service. Use the above link to the Safeway Thanksgiving coupon and it will give you a picture of what the cover will loo like.
I'm hearing that some stores are out-but more may be coming soon-so keep looking & ask at customer service.
The manager today said they could come anytime between Tuesday and Thursday this week because they were not on last night's freight but are coming through a currier service.
I got 4 coupon books when they were originally out at my store. There was a ton, and I always try to take some for a friend who can never seem to find the Safeway books.
I went this morning to Albertson's in Hillsboro. I think I made a mistake going through self-checkout. The checker went through every coupon-he read them as if he had never seen coupons before! I had the Wholly Guacamole coupon, which he refused because the coupon was for $4 off and the guacamole was $2.99. He also refused my Nesle-walnuts-Carnation milk deal because "one item for one coupon". I had the ones from the Safeway book and was using doubles as well. I was able to do 6 Sierra Mist-4 Progresso and 4 Swiss Miss and paid .30 for the bottle deposits and $2 for the soup, using doubles. Oh well. I will head for my local Beaverton-Hillsdale Albertson's tomorrow and see how I do. The fun of all this is what you can do!
I did self checkout also, because I can watch better how it is ringing up and make sure I get all my coupons and that the $5 came off-it was rather complicated.
One time (and not necessarily at Albertson's) I missed out on a deal that required a certain # of items to be bought, because they missed ringing up one item! So I prefer doing it myself. At the one on Baseline-they have a nice self checkout that also has the ramp for the items to go down-so my son could bag while I checked out.
It took them awhile to ring the coupons (I did have a lot), but none of them were refused.
Terry, my checker at the Beav-Hillsd Albertsons took the $4 Wholly coupon, but adjusted it down to the price of the guacamole ($3-something).
How did #2 work-didn't you need to buy 10 items for the Pam price?
Came out even better than I expected!
I did a #2 also-the best parts of that one was 2 -california pizza's-minis for 2.50 & I had $2 coupons-plus a $1 catalina printed out so free!
Also I got 2 walnuts in the buy10=$5 off sale-& had found a $1 off 2 8oz coupon at Fred Meyers-(a front display on baking items) so $1 each which was a great price.
Also the Banquent fruit pies are .89=even with out a double (I only like to double $1 coupons!) it was .54 with the .35 coupon.
The Pam was at Safeway and the only thing it says is a minimum of $10 purchase. With all 4 of them the original total was over $11. I was planning originally to do it at Albertsons but knew I needed the 10 item minimum so I opted for Safeway. Great job on your score too!
Yes I wasn't paying attention well enough-was thinking it was still at Albertson's!!
My Milwaukie Safeway said that they are expecting more coupon books to be sent this week, at least that is what the manager was told during a district conference call. She wasn't sure how they would be arriving though, on a freight shipment or in a special mail delivery. She did mention how one woman took 12 though when they were low and mentioned that while there is no limit, that this woman's actions were in poor taste.


I'd like to join TigerHawk in thanking the giant corporations that make my life so good.
The bashing of the pharmaceutical companies matches the popular dislike of the integrated oil companies. Me, I have nothing but admiration for big oil companies. I find it amazing that we can drill a hole somewhere in West Africa or the Arctic Sea or the jungles of Indonesia, pump out petroleum, ship it across the ocean, refine it into gasoline, and deliver it to my corner gas station, and pay everybody in between an adequate profit, for even $5 per gallon, much less the $2 or so that prevails at the pump as I write this. If you give the oil industry even a moment's thought, the complexity of its operations and the courage of at least some of its employees is simply astonishing. Yet politicians, who have a nose for the popular, love to bash oil companies, especially when prices are rising. Again, I think it is because people do not plan for volatility in gasoline prices, so when they have to pay more at the pump they do not acknowledge to themselves that gasoline remains such an extraordinary value that they will not do even the simplest things to use less of it.
Big oil, big pharma, and Wal-Mart. It is apparently in our nature to attack the businesses that have done the most for our standard of living.
I'm also thankful for Microsoft and Google, E*Trade and Citibank, the aerospace and defense industry, the car companies, and probably many others if I took time to think about it. Of course I don't have to send them love letters... the beauty of capitalism is that I can thank them merely by buying their products. It's win-win.
The pharmaceutical companies deliver extraordinary value to their customers, yet there is apparently great political advantage in bashing them. It is not obvious why this is so. Yes, we all wish the pharmaceutical industry would do certain things differently (I, for one, could easily go the rest of my life without hearing about \"a strong, lasting erection\" during prime time), but that is true of all industries. If I had to venture a guess, I would say that people resent paying money for drugs, no matter how much value they confer, because they feel they have no choice in the expenditure. Their doctor tells them that they need a prescription and they do not know enough to challenge the doctor's judgment. They have not budgeted for the expense because people do a bad job of planning even for known unknowns, so they also resent spending the money. The drug is not perceived as having value (even if it alleviates pain, calms the nerves, stems multiple sclerosis, thins the blood, lowers cholesterol, or ensures a strong, lasting erection), it is the thing that suddenly prevents you from paying for some less necessary thing. Never mind that the drug saved your life, or made your life worth living. ...\n\nThe bashing of the pharmaceutical companies matches the popular dislike of the integrated oil companies. Me, I have nothing but admiration for big oil companies. I find it amazing that we can drill a hole somewhere in West Africa or the Arctic Sea or the jungles of Indonesia, pump out petroleum, ship it across the ocean, refine it into gasoline, and deliver it to my corner gas station, and pay everybody in between an adequate profit, for even \$5 per gallon, much less the \$2 or so that prevails at the pump as I write this. If you give the oil industry even a moment's thought, the complexity of its operations and the courage of at least some of its employees is simply astonishing. Yet politicians, who have a nose for the popular, love to bash oil companies, especially when prices are rising. Again, I think it is because people do not plan for volatility in gasoline prices, so when they have to pay more at the pump they do not acknowledge to themselves that gasoline remains such an extraordinary value that they will not do even the simplest things to use less of it.\n\nBig oil, big pharma, and Wal-Mart. It is apparently in our nature to attack the businesses that have done the most for our standard of living.


FDMC OLD BOYS: Any Ideas?
This photo from the archive has us a little puzzled. The top story is already on the main block so what was the big machinery for?
If you were one of those little fellas watching proceedings perhaps you can enlighten us.
Plenty of old roofing material in the background could be a hint!!!


How motherhood changes the brain — Информационное Агентство "365 дней"
In the weeks after my first son was born, I squandered hours of precious sleep leaning over his bassinet to check that he was still breathing. I researched potential dangers that seemed to grow into monstrous reality by the blue light of my smartphone. Among them: The lead paint my husband and I had discovered, a real but manageable risk, had turned our new home into a hazard zone. I cleaned our floors incessantly but still imagined a cloud of poison dust following us as I carried the baby, so tiny and fragile, from room to room.
When the doctor screened for postpartum depression during my six-week checkup, she noted that my responses to the questionnaire were somewhat mixed though my score was within the normal range. She asked whether I had thoughts about harming myself or my child, and when I said no, she moved on. But I was struggling. Before baby, I had managed a tendency toward low-level worry. Now it was as if the volume had been turned up. Among the biggest worries I faced was worry itself.
What I didn't know then — what I wish I had known then — was that I was in the midst of the most rapid and dramatic neurobiological change of my adult life. The unmooring I felt, and that so many new mothers feel, likely was at least in part a manifestation of structural and functional brain changes, handed down through the millennia by mothers past and intended to mold me into a fiercely protective, motivated caregiver, focused on my baby's survival and long-term well-being.
Women experience a flood of hormones during pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding that primes the brain for dramatic change in regions thought to make up the maternal circuit. Affected brain regions include those that enable a mother to multitask to meet her baby's needs, help her to empathize with her infant's pain and emotions, and regulate how she responds to positive stimuli (such as baby's coo) or to perceived threats. In the newborn months, a mother's interaction with her infant serves as further stimulus to link her brain quite tangibly to her baby's.
Some effects of those brain changes may moderate over time. Researchers have found that the anxiety or hypervigilance that many new mothers feel, for example, peaks in the first month postpartum and then diminishes. But they suspect that other effects linger, shaping mothers even well past their child-rearing years and influencing their relationships with future grandchildren.
In one key study, a team of researchers used magnetic resonance imaging to look at the brains of women who were not pregnant but hoped to be. The researchers followed up with images soon after childbirth and again two years later. For comparison, they scanned women who had never had a pregnancy.
After childbirth, the volume of gray matter in the mothers' brains changed dramatically, particularly in regions involved in social processes and «theory of mind,» or the ability to attribute emotions and mental states to other people — key in raising a human. The degree of change, enough that researchers could easily sort the women who had had a pregnancy from those who hadn't, surprised Elseline Hoekzema, a lead author on the 2016 paper who studies pregnancy and the brain at Leiden University in the Netherlands.
Brazelton, then about to turn 98, answered his cellphone when I called in spring 2016, just as my son was turning 1. We met for lunch at the Colonial Inn, in Concord, Massachusetts. He had traveled with a caregiver from his home on Cape Cod to attend the funeral of a former colleague from Boston Children's Hospital. I told him my story, what the passage from his book had meant to me during some particularly dark days, and how it spurred my interest in the neurobiology of the maternal brain.
I felt sure he would agree with my conclusion: Shouldn't we be better informing mothers about well-documented brain changes they could expect, before baby is born?
I fumbled with my words, dismayed and confused. The conversation had been so uplifting. Our lunch ended soon after. People were gathering at the church.
Brazelton was a progressive doctor in his day. He listened to mothers at a time when others discounted them. Yet his comments to me seemed anchored in the idea that motherhood — womanhood in general, perhaps — requires careful handling, an old idea that remains pervasive.
The truth is, it's easier to talk about decorating the nursery than about the gripping fear that sends you into a full-body sweat the first time you take baby to the grocery store. It's more comfortable to debate baby names and stroller brands than to discuss the depth of loneliness that can come at 2 a.m., when you are awake again with a crying baby.
Some of the obstacles to a more open conversation are deeply rooted — ancient, even. The belief that a woman's uterus puts her at risk for «hysteria» goes back about 4,000 years. Today, of course, the idea that her brain is muddled by motherhood fuels pregnancy discrimination in the workplace and elsewhere.
Even as we've gained a more nuanced picture of how neurology and genetics influence mental health in the population at large, researchers are playing catch-up when it comes to maternal mental health. Most parenting research is focused on the child. Researchers I interviewed said they often get a version of this response when they apply for funding to investigate the maternal brain: What about the offspring?
That's starting to change, says Dr. Samantha Meltzer-Brody, director of the perinatal psychiatry program at the University of North Carolina and president of Marcé of North America, a group that advocates for maternal mental health research, clinical care, and education. For a long time, she says, she felt like one of a few vigilantes in her field, pushing to get mothers struggling with postpartum mood disorders the support they needed.
That's no longer the case. Participation in postpartum support groups has swelled. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recently recommended redesigning postpartum care to include a fuller assessment of a woman's moods and emotional well-being. And the first drug for treating severe postpartum depression could hit the market soon.
Still, while postpartum disorders have begun getting the attention they desperately need, less time is spent helping women to understand the range of what is typical for a healthy postpartum experience and developing a new idea of motherhood that does not romanticize it. «That's where we need to go next,» Meltzer-Brody says.
By the time I was expecting my second child last summer, I anticipated the emotional roller coaster of motherhood. Knowing what might be coming didn't make the ups and downs any less real, but it made them less scary. I worried plenty. But I didn't worry about the worry. I wonder how things would have been different the first time around if I'd known more. I might have coped better if I'd understood that some of what I was experiencing was just my brain — this powerful, dynamic maternal brain — doing exactly what it was supposed to do. Maybe, at the very least, it would have helped me to put down my smartphone at night and get some sleep.
Excerpted from an article that originally appeared in The Boston Globe Magazine. Reprinted with permission.


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Mato Homola happy after the weekend at Slovakia Ring
Press article n. 9, 23.06.2015
Mato Homola has fully enjoyed the home races of FIA WTCC and ETCC series at Slovakia Ring. 41 000 fans came to watch how he races both in World Championship WTCC and European ETCC - where he competes with his SEAT Leon Cup Racer.
Mato has thanked his fans with a good race results and a podium finish. The first place of the race weekend was very close for Mato. After P2 in Qualifying, P2 in Race 1 & 2, Mato finished overall on P2. Therefore, in current ETCC standings he moved up to the 3rd place, 12 points behind his competitors. "I had a great race in ETCC," said Mato Homola. "Our team Homola Motorsport has prepared my red & white SEAT, which was really fast and reliable during the whole weekend. Moreover, our set-up was saving the tyres, what was actually a problem our competitors had. I really wanted to repeat a result from the last year, but I think second place is great too. Other race drivers take me as a candidate for a Championship Title, what is nice to know. This year we will fight for the 1st place, you can be sure about that," said, with a smile, the fastest student of economics in Slovakia.
Although Friday's and Saturday's tests and practices were challenging for Mato, he was extremely happy with the qualifying result. On his first race, he managed to get into Qualifying 2 with leaving a big stars behind him. "Just now, I started to realise what happened at Slovakia Ring," said Mato Homola after the race weekend. "When my car worked, I could drive comparable laps with other race drivers. I have to admit that I did a mistake on the start of Race 1, but in Race 2 there was something wrong with the car. But then I pushed and tried to chase the competition. This is also an enormous encouragement for me. I believe with a help from my team, sponsors, Slovak fans I will be standing on another WTCC race."
Support came also from WTCC promoter François Ribeiro. Mato said: "I'm glad for the positive reaction we had in WTCC family. As a complete novice, I felt good there and I want to thank others for that. I believe this was not the last occasion to race and represent Slovakia in WTCC."
Even thought it was a challenging weekend for Homola Motorsport, there was literally no time to rest. On Wednesday, the team left for the next FIA ETCC race to southern France – to Paul Ricard HTTT. "There is no time for resting. Keep fingers crossed so we bring many valuable points back home!"
Homola Motorsport

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DateTime dt = DateTime.ParseExact(lbltimein.Text,"dd-MM-yyyy",
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EDIT: from the comments if you have the time in format of HH:mm:ss
You can Split it based on semicolon and assign it to TimeSpan constructor to get the total hours.
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Just got our hands on some fantastic news! I know it's been pretty slow in the Flamel Series news department for a while, but this one just may have been worth the wait!
The Alchemyst book one in 'The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel' Series has been named to TIME Magazine's "100 Best Young-Adult Books of All Time" list!
Many congratulations to Mr. Michael Scott for this great achievement! The Alchemyst is on this list with so many fantastic books!
If you'll remember earlier this year we told you about Flamel series author Michael Scott being selected as one of 11 writers to pen a series of Doctor Who short stories, that are being released monthly in ebook format. Michael's story, based around the 2nd Doctor Patrick Troughton, called The Nameless City was released on 23rd Feb.
We've also just learned that all the stories are also going to be released in audiobook format, and read by the author or someone close to Doctor Who.
Michael's story will be read by none other then Frazer Hines! Frazer played the 2nd Doctor's companion, Jamie McCrimmon, who is a featured character in the short story.
Our congratulations go out to Michael Scott! That is a fantastic list of authors to be apart of!
To promote the recent release of the paperback version of The Enchantress, Random House UK released a video of Michael Scott talking about the characters being from history and mythology, the theme of twins in the Flamel series, and about Josh and Sophie's characters.
The website Random Acts of Reading recently did a 20 Questions interview with Michael Scott to promote the release of Book 6, The Enchantress, in paperback.
AND, if you didn't realize by now... The Enchantress is OUT in paperback!!!
Random House announced yesterday, via their Twitter account, that the eBook version of The Alchemyst will be on sale for $2.99 up until the paperback release of The Enchantress on May 14th.
Now's a great time to pick up the eBook if you don't already have it!
And I bet you thought there wasn't any new Flamel book releases to look forward to!
Well, if you've been waiting around for the paperback version of The Enchantress, then your wait is almost over! Paperback releases in the UK and Ireland on May 2nd, and in the US on May 14th!!!
Recently Michael tweeted a pic of a poster for the UK version of the series' covers!
Click :HERE: to see it!
If you've been keeping up with this site since the Flamel series ended, then you know that Michael Scott was selected as one of 11 authors to pen short stories about Doctor Who, that will release one a month leading up to the 50th Who Anniversary!
Over the weekend Michael's short story, The Nameless City, based around the 2nd incarnation of The Doctor, was released in an ebook format.
Available on your favorite ereader, the story is a must read for Flamel fans everywhere! Doctor Who and Michael Scott TOGETHER, how can you go wrong?
What do you think about the Doctor Who Short Story?


Alpine Dachsbrackes are robust, hardy dogs used to track large hoofed game carrying a wound or as a scent hound on the trail of hares and foxes in the mountains.
Never ruffled, these calm, confident dogs are both friendly and alert. These sturdy hunting dogs are short-legged but robustly built, with well-developed bones and firm muscles.


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More jobs on the way to new Derby business park on former Rolls-Royce site
Green light given to next phase of Dunstall Park development
Ivygrove Developments is the company behind Dunstall Park. From left are property agent Stephen Salloway, Ivygrove chairman John Blount and Ivygrove director Nick Blount
More jobs are on the way to a multi-million pound business park being built on a former Rolls-Royce car park in Derby after the latest phase of the development was given the go-ahead.
Derby developer Ivygrove Developments has been given the green light by Derby City Council to start work on the second phase of Dunstall Park, which is being built on a seven-acre site in Dunstall Park Road, off Ascot Drive.
The land was once a car park for Rolls-Royce staff who worked at the firm's now closed factory in nearby Nightingale Road.
Ivygrove received planning permission for the first phase of Dunstall Park over a year ago and work on those 10 units is well underway.
The development site for the new business park is highlighted in red (Image: Google)
Now, it has been given the go-ahead for the second phase, which will consist of three separate buildings containing a total of 16 units, which would be for industrial use, storage and distribution.
According to planning documents submitted to the city council last year by JMI Planning, on behalf of Ivygrove, demand for the units is high.
The site was formerly a car park for Rolls-Royce employees
It said: "There is currently a high demand in the Derby area for small industrial units to support existing small businesses and new start-up businesses.
"The applicant is finding there is strong interest in the consented units with a number of end users signed, or in the process of signing up.
"Ivygrove Developments is therefore keen to progress with a phase two application in light of the level of market interest."
Work has already started on the first phase of Dunstall Park (Image: google)
Once occupied, it is expected that the new units could create bring at least an extra 60 jobs to Dunstall Park.
And once both phases are built, it is hoped the new business park will be home to hundreds of workers.
There is a third phase to the Dunstall Park site, which has been reserved for a brand new £9.5 million police station, next to the existing Ascot Drive fire station.
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The new station would replace the existing station in Cotton Lane, off Osmaston Road, which Derbyshire police has deemed "no longer fit for purpose" and "uneconomical to refurbish".
Granting permission for the second phase of Dunstall Park, city council planners said: "The proposal seeks to construct a series of units on an allocated employment site and is therefore acceptable in general planning policy terms.
"The layout and design of the proposals are deemed to be acceptable in this location and relative to all neighbouring developments."
Milestone for Rolls-Royce engine that has flown the equivalent of eight times to the sun and back
Staff at Derby's Rolls-Royce toast another engine landmark


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Q: Validate compliance of OpenAPI to REST-design best practices We are generating API documentation from the source code using Swagger. I am now wondering if there is any tool which automatically checks the compliance of the generated OpenAPI document (= Swagger JSON) to RESTful API design best practices.
For example Zalando has defined a publicly available guideline for REST-design In my opinion in these guideline there are many rules which can be check automatically based on the OpenAPI Specification:

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*"Don't Break Backward Compatibility" could be check when OpenAPI
documents of different versions are compared.

*"Always Return JSON Object as Top-Level Data Structures to Support
Extensibility"

*"Keep URLs Verb-Free" could possible checked if compared with
dictionaries.

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So far, I only found tools which checks the completeness and naming conventions of an OpenAPI document. Does someone know a tool with more advanced rules?
UPDATE:
Meanwhile I have found a tool called Zally (https://github.com/zalando-incubator/zally). This tool checks for violations of Zalando's REST-Api Guidelines. It is rather easy to configure or extend.

A: Some of these could be added as rules to openapilint. The backward compatibility check would need to compare two spec versions in search of differences, which is a bit more complex.


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At the heart of MICE West Africa success is the Hosted Buyer program which guarentees the presence relevant industry professionals on the showfloor. These buyers have proven business to place and budget to spend; enabling our exhibitors to win and secure business.
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Easy Instant Pot recipe: Curried Beef & Sweet Potato Stew is a comforting, nutritious one-bowl dinner, easily made in 10 minutes prep time.
It's my first instant pot recipe!
I've had my instant pot (affiliate link) for about six months or so and have been playing around with it ever since. I'm not sure if everyone feels this way or not, but I think there is a bit of a learning curve when it comes to cooking with an instant pot. I was super freaked out by it when I took it out of the box. I don't even know why, but it seems a little complicated! Have no fear though, there are plenty of recipes out there.
So I just started using it. And started with the basics: rice, beans, hard boiled eggs, etc. Then I branched out to recipes, following them exactly as instructed. Then I started playing around and now I feel pretty confident in knowing what will work and what won't! I love being able to cook rice and grains without paying attention, frozen meat for a quick dinner, AND turning tougher cuts of meat into tender, delectable stews without spending hours to do so.
Tougher cuts of meat like beef stew meat are great in the instant pot, because in less than an hour or cooking, you've got tender meat that practically shreds itself. Traditional pot roast flavors are great, but I also love adding a little asian twist to beef and this one turned out perfectly! It's warming, comforting, and satisfying. It's got protein, good carbs, veggies, it's a dinner that doesn't need a side dish. (Don't you love when that happens?!) This curried beef & sweet potato stew is everything you want in a winter meal.
And all it requires is a quick chop of some veggies, and a quick mix of the curry sauce. Dump everything in the instant pot, and press a button!
Prepare veggies: peel and cube sweet potatoes; slice onion in half moon shapes; slice pepper in large chunks.
In a small bowl, whisk together curry sauce: curry paste, honey, coconut milk.
Combine all ingredients in instant pot and season with salt and pepper.
Cover and lock lid. Select meat setting (or manual 35 minutes high pressure).
Once cooking is complete, release pressure by using natural release function.
Stir in peas, and serve stew over rice.
Let the peas sit in the stew for a few minutes so they aren't cold!
strange question … but when using the instapot, how do you make sure that the veggies don't get all mushy and overcooked? I mean the meat and the veggies can't possibly take the same amount of time to cook … can they?
That's a great question! They will get mushy, in a recipe like this, it works because they basically turn into the base of the stew. It's also why I don't add the peas until the end. In other recipes that I've tried they have been ok, a little mushier than I would normally prefer (specifically thinking carrots in an traditional beef stew). They held their shape, but definitely soft. I have also seen recipes that cook meat, then you add veggies later which I'll definitely try! But that does take some of the convenience factor out.
this looks delicious! i don't have an instant pot because of the space issue. maybe one day… i just don't like a lot of clutter and question whether the convenience factor would be worth it if it was sitting on my counter and needed to be washed.
I TOTALLY hear you. And I don't have space for it – I'm too embarrassed to even tell you where it is! EEK. I wasn't going to get it either…but then my cousin who cooks a TON and hates appliances told me how great it was, so I had to try it out for myself!
I feel like the only person that has not jumped on the Instant Pot bandwagon yet and I'm so torn about it! If I hadn't just purchased a nice, new slow cooker last year, I would probably have been on board already. Do I need one???
It's so tough! The great thing about the instant pot is it's speed, so if the slow cooker works for you…I would say wait. I mean, I love it, but it's hard to justify both appliances.
This seems like such a perfect option for the season. I'm always looking for comforting recipes, especially at the end of the day. The short prep time is a bonus too.


Charger players at it again!
Jacob Schick, JR, Goalkeeper with the DA U16-17 team, has committed to play D1 Soccer at UNC. Another Chargers player commits to a top program in the country and ACC.
Jacob will also represent US Soccer Men's Youth National u18 team vs Costa Rica next month! Congrats Jake!!!


In April, the governor of Lagos, Nigeria Akinwumi Ambode called the country's commercial nerve the world's fastest growing mega city, with GDP of $136 billion. At this level, Lagos sits comfortably as one of the top ten economies in Africa by GDP. Should Nigerian states start fending for themselves; only Lagos and a few others would be able to survive. Lagos generated more than $940 million internally in 2016, exceeding the combined IGR of 30 states in Nigeria.
The city state remains a major economic focal point in Nigeria, generating around 10 percent of the country's GDP. It continues to grow its revenue as investment flows rise with expanding opportunities in several sectors. Economic growth in the Nigerian port city seems to be boundless but whatever brightness the future holds can only illuminate as far as the dark forces of insecurity recently rampaging Lagos would allow.
It has been more than 40 days since some 6 pupils were kidnapped at a school in Epe, on the north side of the Lekki Lagoon in Lagos, raising questions about the ability of the state government to address insecurity. The parents of the abducted pupil have reportedly paid N10 million ransom to the kidnappers but they are yet to get their children back. Security operatives in Lagos seemed to be clueless about the whereabouts of the abducted pupils, with parents' only hope now the kidnappers' assurance that their children would be released soon. Insecurity is increasing in Lagos at a worrying pace; apart from kidnapping which is becoming frequent, cult killing is also becoming rampant in some parts of the state.
While peace does not necessarily drive growth and development, insecurity disrupts it. Lagos Governor Ambode's goal of making Lagos Africa's third largest economy is under threat.
Lagos has been able to diversify its economy and to a large extent, reduce its dependence on oil allocations from the federal government. The state generates revenue from a variety of sources, including transport, manufacturing, construction and wholesale and retail. To continue growing its economy, Lagos faces challenges such as rapid population growth, urbanisation, as well increasing demands for infrastructure. These challenges cannot be addressed only by widening the tax net, but also by making the state a perfect investment destination. Although Lagos has huge potentials, much will not be achieved if the current security challenges are allowed to fester further.
Insecurity makes investors nervous. Therefore, a safer Lagos with its numerous potential will remain an investment destination that can achieve the governor's dream of a top three African economy by 2020.


While it's fun to read about cool event acts, it's far better to see them in action, just as your guests will. As an encore to last week's Photo Gallery on event entertainment, here are videos of the cool acts you read about. Bravo!
Farrington Productions' Alizma is a trio of beautiful Polish triplets who are virtuoso violinists. Their repertoire ranges from the classics to pop and rock along with their own compositions. They also sing three-part harmonies.
Blue Man Group combines music, comedy and multimedia theatrics to produce a totally unique form of entertainment; the act transcends language, age and culture barriers. Photo by Ken Howard © BMG.
Brian Olsen performs his "Art in Action" technique, which consists of speed painting using his fingers, palms, elbows and up to three brushes in each hand to produce portraits of iconic figures such as Marilyn Monroe and John Lennon.
Contortionist twins Jenny and Sarah from Cirque Fantastic offers an artistic essay on teamwork.
Need some Nirvana? Jonesing for Janet Jackson? Innovative Entertainment developed Club 90 meet the new demand for "all '90s music, all night." Club 90 performs the music of Nirvana, Van Halen, Janet Jackson, Alanis Morisette, Billy Idol and many others.
FLOWERBOMB fuses movement, music, fashion, media and burlesque to create live performance events of startling and dramatic imagery.
Performing for 85 years, the Original Harlem Globetrotters are known for popularizing the fast break, the slam dunk and the three-man weave. Their family-oriented act combines displays of skill with comedy.
Hot on Broadway works exclusively with talent from Broadway's current blockbusters. The team can customize a program or deliver one of its package shows.
Les Oiseaux du Paradis has performed its "aerial ballet" in 21 countries.
Speed-painter Rock Demarco creates vivid, graffiti-style images for clients including Marriott, Planet Hollywood, Canon, FedEx and Walt Disney. The act is well-suited for opening sessions, themed events and other gatherings, management says.
T. Skorman's "Sing!" is a 10-person act in the style of the hit TV show "Glee." The youthful, energetic cast combines the best of "Glee"-style arrangements and choreography; their songlist ranges from Journey to the Black Eyed Peas, Queen to Usher.
Also from the Three Waiters, the String Angels trio plays electric violins and covers everything from Bach to pop to rock.
Putting the "old" into old school, The Invictas--who got their start in 1961, a year before the Rolling Stones—proudly call themselves "America's oldest running garage band." Their music is a high-energy mix of '60s and '70s classic rock. For 2011, the band is creating a 50th Rock Show Celebration with Joey Dee and the Starlighters ("The Peppermint Twist").
Part of the "new burlesque" craze, The Lalas are edgy, eclectic and versed in all genres of dance including aerial acrobatics.
Impersonator Tracey Bell creates "8 Divas in 44 Minutes," channeling Cher, Madonna, Celine, Liza , Gaga and other divas, who interact with guests.
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function CookieStore(name, minCustomer, maxCustomer, avgCookies, hoursOpen){
  this.name = name;
  this.minCustomer = minCustomer;
  this.maxCustomer = maxCustomer;
  this.avgCookies = avgCookies;
  this.hoursOpen = [];
  this.dailyTotal = 0;
}

CookieStore.prototype.getAvgCookieCount = function() {
  for (var i = 0; i < storeHours.length; i++) {
    var avgCookiesPerHour = Math.ceil(Math.floor((Math.random() * (this.maxCustomer - this.minCustomer)) + this.minCustomer) * this.avgCookies);
    this.hoursOpen.push(avgCookiesPerHour);
    this.dailyTotal += avgCookiesPerHour;
  }
};

var firstAndPike = new CookieStore('First and Pike', 23, 65, 6.3);
var seaTacAirport = new CookieStore('SeaTac Airport', 3, 24, 1.2);
var seattleCenter = new CookieStore('Seattle Center', 11, 38, 3.7);
var capitolHill = new CookieStore('Capitol Hill', 20, 38, 2.3);
var alki = new CookieStore('Alki', 2, 16, 4.6);

var storeHours = ['6:00 AM', '7:00 AM', '8:00 AM', '9:00 AM', '10:00 AM', '11:00 AM', '12:00 PM', '1:00 PM', '2:00 PM', '3:00 PM', '4:00 PM', '5:00 PM', '6:00 PM', '7:00 PM', '8:00 PM'];

var storeHoursTotal = [];

var stores = [firstAndPike, seaTacAirport, seattleCenter, capitolHill, alki];

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tableEl.appendChild(headerRowEl);
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headerRowEl.appendChild(blankEl);
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  nameEl.textContent = currentStore.name;
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//for loop for get the store hours avg for each store
  for (var j = 0; j < currentStore.hoursOpen.length; j++) {
    var storeHourEl = document.createElement('td');
    storeHourEl.textContent = currentStore.hoursOpen[j];
    rowEl.appendChild(storeHourEl);
  }
  //daily totals table data element
  var dailyTotalEl = document.createElement('td');
  dailyTotalEl.textContent = currentStore.dailyTotal;
  rowEl.appendChild(dailyTotalEl);
}
//MAIN CONTENT FUNCTION END
//creates total header element on the left column
//FOOTER FUNCTION
var totalsRowEl = document.createElement('tr');
//variable for totals header element that appends to the row then to the table
var headerStoreTotalsEl = document.createElement('td');
headerStoreTotalsEl.textContent = 'Totals';
totalsRowEl.appendChild(headerStoreTotalsEl);
tableEl.appendChild(totalsRowEl);
//variable for all totals
var allTotalsEl = 0;

//creates bottom total figures for ea hour at all stores
for (var i = 0; i < storeHours.length; i++) {
  var hourAllStoreTotals = 0;

//for loop for all the stores
  for (var j = 0; j < stores.length; j++) {
    var currentStore = stores[j];
    hourAllStoreTotals += currentStore.hoursOpen[i];
  }
  allTotalsEl += hourAllStoreTotals;//so that after the function ends the total stays
  //total column element
  var totalColumnEl = document.createElement('td');
  totalColumnEl.textContent = hourAllStoreTotals;
  totalsRowEl.appendChild(totalColumnEl);

}
//last totals element under display totals
var allTotalsLastEl = document.createElement('td');
allTotalsLastEl.textContent = allTotalsEl;
totalsRowEl.appendChild(allTotalsLastEl);
//FOOTER FUNCTION END
console.log(storeHoursTotal);
document.body.appendChild(tableEl);

console.log('————————— lab notes - event listeners—————————');

//ask the Dom for the form
var storeFormEl = document.getElementById('new-store-form');
//adding a submit action not connecting to html - storeFormEl^^ is an html node - holding an instance of an html element node -
storeFormEl.addEventListener('submit', handleSubmit); //adding false(force to bubble)/true(force to capture) as third parameter it swtiches them. stopPropagation in function negates needing this. addEventListener can be for any html element node

function handleSubmit(event){ //using this function to call addEventListener - it is waiting for the submit event to happen - we never actually call it - we hand it off to the addEventListener - passing the function into addEventListener
  event.preventDefault();
  //prevent the page from reloading & from trying to post date to back up server
  event.stopPropagation();
  //stops event bubbling in parent/child tags. kills capturing
  //^^any tiem you reference a function that's used with with dot notation - you know it's a method - .preventDefault & stopPropagation

  var name = event.target.cookieStoreName.value;
  //the event is the actual event listener - target node (form id = ) storeFromEl is the target in this example- cookieStoreName (name of input here) is the input node (the input field thats on the html that's coming from the DOM)- value associate to the input tag
  var minCustomers = parseInt(event.target.minCust.value);
  //target is the element node that the event itself is attached to
  var maxCustomers = parseInt(event.target.maxCust.value);//parses a string argument and returns an integer - value is the attribute that the user inputs into the input field. maxCust html element node reference. maxCustomers becomes an integar
  var avgCookies = parseFloat(event.target.avgCookies.value);
  console.log(name);
  console.log(minCustomers);
  console.log(maxCustomers);
  console.log(avgCookies);

  var store = new CookieStore(name, minCustomers, maxCustomers, avgCookies); //passing in the variables as arguments for the CookieStore construtors parameters- store is an instance of CookieStore which is also an object-1. object & 2. new instance of CookieStore and that instance is called store.
  //row element vv
  store.getAvgCookieCount();
  var rowEl = document.createElement('tr');
  tableEl.appendChild(rowEl);
  //heaader element
  var nameEl = document.createElement('th');
  nameEl.textContent = store.name;
  rowEl.appendChild(nameEl);
  //for loop for hoursOpen
  for (var j = 0; j < store.hoursOpen.length; j++) {
    var storeHourEl = document.createElement('td');
    storeHourEl.textContent = store.hoursOpen[j];
    rowEl.appendChild(storeHourEl);
  }
  //daily total element
  var dailyTotalEl = document.createElement('td');
  dailyTotalEl.textContent = store.dailyTotal;
  rowEl.appendChild(dailyTotalEl);

  //shows my new cookieStore - min, max and avg cookie sales
  stores.push(store);

  console.log(store);
  //console.log(store.getAvgCookieCount());

  console.log('User pressed submit button on form!');
}

/*
console.log('-----First and Pike Begins----');
var firstAndPike = {
  name: 'First and Pike',
  minCustomer: 23,
  maxCustomer: 65,
  avgCookies: 6.3,
  avgHours: [],
  cookiesPerHour: function() {
    for (var hours = 0; hours < 15; hours++) {
      console.log('Inside loop ' + hours);
      var mathStorage = Math.ceil(Math.floor(Math.random() * (this.maxCustomer + 1 - this.minCustomer) + this.minCustomer) * this.avgCookies);
      this.avgHours.push(mathStorage);
    }
  }
};

console.log(firstAndPike.cookiesPerHour());

var sectEl = document.getElementById('cookie-list');

var listElement = document.createElement('ul');

var headerEl = document.createElement('h1');
var currentHour = 6;
var currentTime = '';
var morning = true;

for (var i = 0; i < firstAndPike.avgHours.length; i++) {
  var listLiEl = document.createElement('li');
  if(morning) {
    currentTime = currentHour + ' :00am';
    if (currentHour === 11) {
      morning = false;
    }
  } else {
    currentTime = currentHour + ' :00pm';
  }
  listLiEl.textContent = currentTime + ' ' + firstAndPike.avgHours[i]; currentHour++;
  if(currentHour > 12) {
    currentHour = 1;
  }

  listElement.appendChild(listLiEl);
};
headerEl.textContent = firstAndPike.name;
sectEl.appendChild(headerEl);
sectEl.appendChild(listElement);

console.log('-----SeaTac Airport Begins-----');
var seaTacAirport = {
  name: 'SeaTac Airport',
  minCustomer: 3,
  maxCustomer: 24,
  avgCookies: 1.2,
  avgHours: [],
  cookiesPerHour: function() {
    for (var hours = 0; hours < 15; hours++) {
      console.log('Inside loop ' + hours);
      var mathStorage = Math.ceil(Math.floor(Math.random() * (this.maxCustomer + 1 - this.minCustomer) + this.minCustomer) * this.avgCookies);
      this.avgHours.push(mathStorage);
    }
  }
};

console.log(seaTacAirport.cookiesPerHour());

var sectEl = document.getElementById('cookie-list');

var listElement = document.createElement('ul');

var headerEl = document.createElement('h1');
var currentHour = 6;
var currentTime = '';
var morning = true;
for (var i = 0; i < seaTacAirport.avgHours.length; i++) {
  var listLiEl = document.createElement('li');
  if(morning) {
    currentTime = currentHour + ' :00am';
    if (currentHour === 11) {
      morning = false;
    }
  } else {
    currentTime = currentHour + ' :00pm';
  }
  listLiEl.textContent = currentTime + ' ' + seaTacAirport.avgHours[i]; currentHour++;
  if(currentHour > 12) {
    currentHour = 1;
  }

  listElement.appendChild(listLiEl);
};
headerEl.textContent = seaTacAirport.name;
sectEl.appendChild(headerEl);
sectEl.appendChild(listElement);

console.log('----Seattle Center Begins-----');

var seattleCenter = {
  name: 'Seattle Center',
  minCustomer: 11,
  maxCustomer: 38,
  avgCookies: 3.7,
  avgHours: [],
  cookiesPerHour: function() {
    for (var hours = 0; hours < 15; hours++) {
      console.log('Inside loop ' + hours);
      var mathStorage = Math.ceil(Math.floor(Math.random() * (this.maxCustomer + 1 - this.minCustomer) + this.minCustomer) * this.avgCookies);
      this.avgHours.push(mathStorage);
    }
  }
};

console.log(seattleCenter.cookiesPerHour());

var sectEl = document.getElementById('cookie-list');

var listElement = document.createElement('ul');

var headerEl = document.createElement('h1');
var currentHour = 6;
var currentTime = '';
var morning = true;

for (var i = 0; i < seattleCenter.avgHours.length; i++) {
  var listLiEl = document.createElement('li');
  if (morning) {
    currentTime = currentHour + ':00 am';
    if (currentHour === 11) {
      morning = false;
    }
  } else {
    currentTime = currentHour + ':00 pm';
  }
  listLiEl.textContent = currentTime + ' ' + seattleCenter.avgHours[i];
  currentHour++;
  if (currentHour > 12) {
    currentHour = 1;
  }

//    currentTime
  listElement.appendChild(listLiEl);
};
headerEl.textContent = seattleCenter.name;
sectEl.appendChild(headerEl);
sectEl.appendChild(listElement);

console.log('-----Capitol Hill Begins-----');

var capitolHill = {
  name: 'Capitol Hill',
  minCustomer: 20,
  maxCustomer: 38,
  avgCookies: 2.3,
  avgHours: [],
  cookiesPerHour: function() {
    for (var hours = 0; hours < 15; hours++) {
      console.log('Inside loop ' + hours);
      var mathStorage = Math.ceil(Math.floor(Math.random() * (this.maxCustomer + 1 - this.minCustomer) + this.minCustomer) * this.avgCookies);
      this.avgHours.push(mathStorage);
    }
  }
};

console.log(capitolHill.cookiesPerHour());

var sectEl = document.getElementById('cookie-list');

var listElement = document.createElement('ul');

var headerEl = document.createElement('h1');
var currentHour = 6;
var currentTime = '';
var morning = true;
for (var i = 0; i < capitolHill.avgHours.length; i++) {
  var listLiEl = document.createElement('li');
  if(morning) {
    currentTime = currentHour + ' :00am';
    if (currentHour === 11) {
      morning = false;
    }
  } else {
    currentTime = currentHour + ' :00pm';
  }
  listLiEl.textContent = currentTime + ' ' + capitolHill.avgHours[i]; currentHour++;
  if(currentHour > 12) {
    currentHour = 1;
  }
  listElement.appendChild(listLiEl);
};
headerEl.textContent = capitolHill.name;
sectEl.appendChild(headerEl);
sectEl.appendChild(listElement);

console.log('-----Alki Begins-----');

var alki = {
  name: 'Alki',
  minCustomer: 2,
  maxCustomer: 16,
  avgCookies: 4.6,
  avgHours: [],
  cookiesPerHour: function() {
    for (var hours = 0; hours < 15; hours++) {
      console.log('Inside loop ' + hours);
      var mathStorage = Math.ceil(Math.floor(Math.random() * (this.maxCustomer + 1 - this.minCustomer) + this.minCustomer) * this.avgCookies);
      this.avgHours.push(mathStorage);
    }
  }
};

console.log(alki.cookiesPerHour());

var sectEl = document.getElementById('cookie-list');

var listElement = document.createElement('ul');

var headerEl = document.createElement('h1');

var currentHour = 6;
var currentTime = '';
var morning = true;
for (var i = 0; i < alki.avgHours.length; i++) {
  var listLiEl = document.createElement('li');
  if(morning) {
    currentTime = currentHour + ' :00am';
    if (currentHour === 11) {
      morning = false;
    }
  } else {
    currentTime = currentHour + ' :00pm';
  }
  listLiEl.textContent = currentTime + ' ' + alki.avgHours[i]; currentHour++;
  if(currentHour > 12) {
    currentHour = 1;
  }

  listElement.appendChild(listLiEl);
};
headerEl.textContent = alki.name;
sectEl.appendChild(headerEl);
sectEl.appendChild(listElement);
*/

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The piece was designed for the Cloister Garden of Chester Cathedral in association with the 900th Anniversary celebrations of the foundation of the Benedictine Abbey of St Werburgh, on this site in 1092.
The sculpture entitled 'Water of Life' was funded by Capital Bank and dedicated by the Dean of Chester Cathedral, Dr. Stephen Smalley on 8th May 1994.
The water feature depicts the encounter between Jesus and the Woman of Samaria, showing their shared bowl overflowing with water.
It was a daunting task to conceive a sculpture for such a significant location as the cloister garden of a major English Cathedral. The sculpture being called for needed to be embedded and at home with its surroundings, of the right scale and materiality and a sacred quality worthy of the drama in the story and mission of the Cathedral.
The choice of story was arrived at very quickly. The Benedictine monks water supply at the centre of the cloister garden, was to become the stage set for Jesus's encounter with a remarkable woman as she drew water from a well, as told in chapter 4 of John's gospel. The Dean being a scholar of John relished this challenge, and I appreciated his support and encouragement.
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After some months I had a maquette ready to present to the Dean & Chapter and also the Cathedral Fabric committee. I decided to add some drama by actually setting up the large model in the cloister garden draped with a white sheet. As the procession made the way to the cloister, a coach party of American tourists latched on, so I had quite an audience. Before unveiling the maquette, I spoke at length about the design and my intentions and thankfully when I pulled off the sheet the American contingent clapped and cheered enthusiastically - it was sold.
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