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What is the Marine Corps chant?
"Hoorah" is a battle cry used by the Marines since the mid-20th century and is now used frequently as a greeting between Marines. What does a Marine mean when he shouts "Oorah"? Like "Hoorah," it's a battle cry used during training or operations. This phrase is used almost exclusively by the Marine Corps.
What is the Marine Corps theme song?
The Marines' Hymn is the most recognizable military hymn and the oldest official song in the U.S. Armed Forces. The Marines' Hymn is a reminder of the sacrifice and courage that Marines have shown on the battlefield. It is an important part of Marine Corps culture — every Marine can recite its three stanzas by heart.
Who sings the Marine Corps hymn?
To honor Navajo Code Talkers Day, listen to Pfc. Joe Hosteen Kellwood sing the Marines' Hymn in Navajo Video Player is loading. This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. End of dialog window. This is a modal window. This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button.
Who wrote the Marine Corps hymn?
"The Marines' Hymn" melody was clearly taken from Geneviève de Brabant, an opera written by the German-born, Jewish-French composer Jacques Offenbach and first performed in 1859. There is evidence, however, that the song was a popular Spanish folk tune even before that. This classic American fighting song is truly a cross-cultural creation.
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Come see the doings of G‑d, His fearsome plot on the children of man.
On 7 Sivan, Moses went up onto the mountain . . . On 17 Tammuz, the tablets were broken. On the 18th, he burned the [Golden] Calf and judged the transgressors. On the 19th, he went up for forty days and pleaded for mercy. On 1 Elul, he went up to receive the second tablets, and was there for forty days. On 10 Tishrei, G‑d restored His goodwill with the Jewish people gladly and wholeheartedly, saying to Moses, "I have forgiven, as you ask," and gave him the Second Tablets.
A single drop of seawater, analyzed in the laboratory, will reveal the characteristics of billions of her sisters; indeed, it will tell you much about every drop in every ocean on earth.
The same is true of history. On the one hand, each period is unique, each year, day and moment distinct in content and character. And yet, as we often recognize, the story of an individual life may tell the story of a century, and the events of a single generation may embody those of an entire era. On the surface, time may more resemble the disparate terrain of land than it does the uniform face of the sea; but once you strip away the externalities of background and circumstance, a drop in the ocean of time will reflect vast tracts of its waters and, ultimately, its entire expanse.
We, who travel the terrestrial surface of time, know it as a succession of events and experiences. We traverse its rises and slumps, its deserts and wetlands, its smooth plains and rocky passes. To us, the universal nature of the moment lies buried deep beneath its more immediate significance; to us, the moment yields not the totality of life and history, only those specific elements and facets thereof which it embodies.
But there are also vistas of a more inclusive nature, landscapes of such diversity and impact that they are virtual mini-worlds of their own. There are stretches in the journey of an individual or a people in which the all-reflectiveness of the moment rises to the surface, in which a series of events offer a condensed version of the entire universe of time.
One such potent stretch of time was a 120-day period in the years 2448–9 from Creation (1313 BCE). The events of this period, experienced by the Jewish people soon after their birth as a nation, choreograph the very essence of the human story—the basis, the process and the end goal of life on earth. The hundred and twenty days from 6 Sivan 2448 to 10 Tishrei 2449 contained it all: the underpinnings of creation, the saga of human struggle, and the ultimate triumph which arises from the imperfections and failings of man.
On 6 Sivan 2448, the entire people of Israel gathered at Mount Sinai to receive the Torah from the Almighty. There they experienced the revelation of G‑d, and heard the Ten Commandments, which encapsulate the entire Torah. The following morning Moses ascended the mountain, where he communed with G‑d for forty days and forty nights and received the Torah proper, the more detailed rendition of G‑d's communication to humanity.
At the end of Moses' (first) forty days on Mount Sinai, G‑d gave him two tablets of stone, the handiwork of G‑d, upon which the Ten Commandments were engraved by the finger of G‑d. But in the camp below, the Jewish people were already abandoning their newly made covenant with G‑d. Reverting to the paganism of Egypt, they made a calf of gold and, amidst feasting and hedonistic disport, proclaimed it the god of Israel.
G‑d said to Moses: Descend, for your people, which you have brought up from the land of Egypt, have been corrupted; they have quickly turned from the path that I have commanded them . . .
Moses turned and went down from the mountain, with the two tablets of testimony in his hand . . . When Moses approached the camp and saw the calf and the dancing . . . he threw the tablets from his hands and shattered them at the foot of the mountain.
It was the 17th of Tammuz.
G‑d said to Moses: Carve yourself two tablets of stone, like the first; and I shall inscribe upon them the words that were on the first tablets which you have broken . . . Come up in the morning to Mt. Sinai, and present yourself there to Me on the top of the mountain.
Moses ascended Sinai, for his third and final forty days atop the mountain, on 1 Elul. G‑d had already forgiven Israel's sin, and now a new and invigorated relationship between Him and His people was to be rebuilt on the ruins of the old. On 10 Tishrei we received our second set of the Ten Commandments, inscribed by G‑d upon the tablets carved by Moses hand.
Thus, we have three forty-day periods, and three corresponding states of Torah: the first tablets, the broken tablets and the second tablets. These embody the foundation of our existence, the challenge of life and the ultimate achievement of man.
Our sages point out that the opening verse of the Torah's account of creation, Bereishit bara Elokim . . . ("In the beginning G‑d created the heavens and earth"), begins with the letter beit, the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet. This is to teach us that there is an alef that comes before the beit of the created existence: that creation is not an end in itself, but comes to serve a principle which precedes it in sequence and substance.
The pre-Genesis alef is the alef of Anochi Hashem Elokecha . . . ("I am the L‑rd your G‑d . . .")—the first letter of the Ten Commandments. Torah is G‑d's preconception of what life on earth should be like; the basis and raison d'etre of creation is that we develop ourselves and our environment to this ideal.
But G‑d wanted more. More than the realization of His original blueprint for existence, more than the falling into place of a preprogrammed perfection. More than a "first tablets" world that is wholly the handiwork of G‑d.
A created entity, by definition, has nothing that is truly its own: all the tools, potentials and possibilities it possesses have been given to it by its creator. But G‑d desired that the human experience should yield a profit beyond what is projected—or even warranted—by His initial investment in us. So He created us with the vulnerabilities of the human condition.
He created us with the freedom to choose, and thus with the potential for failure. When we act rightly and constructively, we are behaving according to plan, and realizing the potential invested within us by our Creator. But when we choose to act wrongly and destructively, we enter into a state of being that is not part of the plan of Torah—indeed, it is the antithesis of what Torah prescribes. Yet this state of being is the springboard for teshuvah (return)—the power to rise from the ruins of our fall to a new dimension of perfection, a perfection unenvisionable by our untarnished past.
This is how chassidic teaching explains G‑d's creation of the possibility of evil. This is "His fearsome plot upon the children of man." The soul of man is a spark of G‑dliness, inherently and utterly good; in and of itself, it is in no way susceptible to corruption. Its human frailties are nothing less than a contrived plot, imposed upon it in total contrast to its essential nature.
If the first tablets are the divine vision of creation, the broken tablets are our all-too-familiar world—a world that tolerates imperfection, failure, even outright evil. It is a world whose first tablets have been shattered—a world gone awry of its foundation and its true self, a world wrenched out of sync with its inherent goodness.
The broken tablets are a plot contrived by the Author of existence to allow the possibility for second tablets. Every failing, every decline can be exploited and redirected as a positive force. Every breakdown of the soul's "first tablets" perfection is an opportunity for man to carve for yourself a second set, in which the divine script is chiseled upon the tablets of human initiative and creation. A second set which includes an entire vista of potentials that were beyond the scope of the first, wholly divine set.
G‑d said to Moses: Do not be distressed over the first tablets, which contained only the Ten Commandments. In the second tablets I am giving you also halachah, midrash and aggadah.
These hundred and twenty days have left a lasting imprint on our experience of time. For the Jewish calendar does far more than measure and mark time; in the words of the book of Esther, "These days are remembered and enacted." The festivals and commemorative dates that mark our annual journey through time are opportunities to reenact the events and achievements which they remember.
Every Shavuot, we once again experience the revelation at Sinai and our acquisition of the blueprint and foundation of our lives. Every year on the 17th of Tammuz, we once again deal with the setbacks and breakdowns epitomized by the events of the day. The month of Elul and the first ten days of Tishrei, corresponding to Moses' third 40-day stay on Mount Sinai, are, as they were then, days of goodwill between G‑d and man—days in which the Almighty is that much more accessible to all who seek Him.
And Yom Kippur, the holiest and most potent day of the year, marks the climax of the 120-day saga. Ever since the day that G‑d gave the second tablets to the people of Israel, this day is a fountainhead of teshuvah: the source of our capacity to reclaim the deficiencies of the past as fuel and momentum for the attainment of new, unprecedented heights; the source of our capacity to exact a profit from G‑d's volatile and risky investment in human life.
You have a very smart student. This question is asked by the Mizrachi: "והלא מר"ח אלול עד י' לתשרי שנתרצה הב"ה לישראל אינם כי אם ל"ח יום שלמים עם לילותיהם"
He answers that Moshe went up on the 30th of Av, not the 1st of Elul. He tries to fit that in with the Pirkei D'Rabbi Eliezer and other sources that clearly say the 1st of Elul.
However, the Gemara does a similar thing with explaining the first forty days. It says that the actual day that Moshe went up is sometimes counted, and sometimes not, as it was not a complete day, since he ascended in the middle of the day.
THE 120=DAY VERSION OF THE HUMAN STORY shalom all.
Every Day I break the first tablets every day. G-d's love is found the next day by giving me the opportunity to get it right once again.
Thank you Great history lesson. Even though i knew it, each retelling gives us more to understand or to take us deeper.
Great religious lesson . This is new to me as regards the ' three ' Torahs from the Mt. Sinai era, and your wonderful explanation for them.
Lastly, regarding Yom Kippur, i am so happy that you chose the term ' most potent ' as opposed to those who continually refer to Yom Kippur as ' most important '. I prefer to strive to take Judaism seriously day by day, no one day more important than another. Of course there are days that have an important remembrance ( Yom Kippur Fast ), or reminder ( Fast of Esther - Remember Amalek and don't forget ). It's all good.
THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT ARTICLE Thank you for the Great Article. I am going to give it to the Rabbi at our Synagogue and email it to many, who should know or be refreshed in their memory.


Divorce is not an immediate option for dissatisfied regional school unit (RSU) partners.
RSU 12 Supt. Greg Potter believes the unit "has a lot of potential," despite nearly universal dissatisfaction among the eight member towns reflected at the polls last Tuesday.
Voters statewide approved keeping the state school consolidation law 60 to 40 percent, while seven RSU 12 towns – Alna, Wiscasset, Westport Island, Whitefield, Somerville, Windsor, Palermo – favored repealing the law. The eighth town, Chelsea, rejected repeal by a narrow 21-vote margin, 539-561.
Rural communities, which have struggled most with consolidation law requirements, were its staunchest opponents Nov. 3.
RSU 12's three attempts to pass a budget since last June have failed. The fourth attempt will be scheduled at the board's regular meeting Thursday in Windsor.
Proposed changes in consolidation law will confront the next legislative session, Potter remarked. There is especially "strong sentiment" on lack of a process for municipalities to pull out and seek other partners, he said, and on the two-step voting procedure which requires adopting a budget at a district meeting and then validating it within 10 days at the ballot box.
The validation vote process was adopted out of concern some years ago that too few citizens at town meetings were voting on the biggest part of a town's budget; advocates sought "transparency." On the other side, validation vote skeptics represented people willing to educate themselves about school costs and then vote knowledgably.
Miller said there also may be movement in the Legislature to reduce the size of the district, "although Alna, Westport Island and Somerville are too small to stand alone," she added.
From north to south, the district is about 35 miles long.
Miller has submitted a bill on behalf of her RSU 12 constituents to "figure out a method to withdraw from the unit." While the law governing School Administrative Districts, after which RSUs are patterned, allows withdrawal from SADs, "in the RSU world you still need to be in some arrangement," she said. "I have to help structure some language that has the expectation that the town withdrawing will find a new arrangement" and that the new affiliation happens within a specified time frame.
Her measure and others proposed by other legislators – including a request to create fair education funding for RSUs, and another to require the state to pay the costs of school administration consolidation for any school that complied with state law by June 2009 – were tabled until after the Nov. 3 vote to see if consolidation law would prevail.
Miller expects a hearing to be held soon on the bills. She's optimistic about her measure's chances, not least because the only high school in RSU 12, which by law must accept all students, is "down on the coast," far from the northern tier towns.
That program still functions in the former School Union 132 central office in Windsor. It might be a fallback for a newly affiliated unit, Miller surmised.
Breaking up is hardJim Rier, the Dept. of Education's finance and operations director, said, "the unit would have to make its case" that the alternative high school could meet the law's requirement.
Overall, however, withdrawal as a remedy isn't really on Rier's radar. "There's no way to undo the fact (that the eight towns) are an RSU and they need to have an approved budget, to be legal, by June 2010," he said. Additionally, state education subsidies will be even more severely curtailed next year ($38 million) and in 2011 ($39 million) than they were last year ($27 million).
Any legislation seeking change would need to include a process addressing all contractual agreements made within the RSU, he said, and such matters as whether a withdrawing entity would end up being a single noncompliant school unit or another unit that would be compliant. "It's not just a case of a town deciding they don't want to belong," he pointed out.
Finding a way to work together should be foremost, Rier believes. He regrets that budget struggles in RSU 12 "take attention away from things that could enhance students." The board is laboring in "an unsupportive environment," he noted.
"I would argue that other RSUs have worked out their problems. It was a very difficult process. It's not surprising that assumptions made a year ago didn't work out. The law allows for those things to be fixed," Rier said.
Cost sharing bluesParticularly troublesome was cost sharing. Supt. Potter stressed the RSU formula was "one of the fairest" that units devised across the state and that it was "based on prior costs to bring stability." The towns' shares, however, ended up very uneven. Drastic cuts in state funds and wide variations in each town's carryover funds exacerbated the imbalances.
Alna, for example, had only $50,000 in fund balances (compared to Chelsea and Whitefield, with a half million each). Its education budget shot up 36 percent, chair of the board of selectmen Billie Willard said Tuesday, and the mil rate soared to 22.5 versus last year's 16.75. In 2008 the town's tax commitment for schools was $537,298; this year, it's $730,744.
She said some townspeople are clamoring to form a committee that would analyze the costs of belonging to the RSU. Before that can happen, she wants to know what is legally possible.
"This RSU is going to be a learning curve for all of us," she predicted.
Fewer state dollars in futureApplying a formula provided by the state, Supt. Potter anticipates the $38 million in state subsidy cuts will amount to a $368,305 reduction for RSU 12. How will the unit deal with that sharp a cut between January and June next year?
"We are looking at fewer state dollars every year into the future. This is serious, extremely serious," Potter said.
He thinks student numbers in RSU 12 will be stable "but my fear is each town will see an increase in property valuation by the state," and this increase pushes up the local contribution to education. "Your local capacity to pay goes up. That was the bulk of the issue this year. It made for a $1.4 million drop in the state subsidy," he said.
Decisions for revising the budget will be made at Thursday's meeting. All non-emergency expenses, such as supplies and field trips, have been frozen, Potter said, leaving room for "creative" applications of grant funds and American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funds. Additionally, certain vacancies will not be filled. The intent is to make reductions equivalent to what the state's curtailment will be.
Already the superintendent is looking ahead to 2011, eying possible economies in special education, staffing, adult education, and a different approach to contracting for copiers.
Also to be decided Thursday are the next dates for the fourth budget adoption meeting and the follow-up validation vote. He prefers a January vote when towns' audit numbers will be known and "a more solid (curtailment) number from the state will be available," he said.
The board's regular meeting Nov. 12 begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Windsor Elementary School gym.


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Wisconsin OWI/DUI Laws in 2022: A Complete Guide
Updated by Attorney Stangl on January 3, 2022
Wisconsin's driving under the influence laws (DUI) (or OWI for "operating while intoxicated" as it's more commonly referred to in Wisconsin) can be complicated and confusing, especially under the stress of a recent charge.
To make these laws simple and straightforward, we've broken down the DUI laws in Wisconsin in plain language below, along with the potential penalties associated with common offenses.
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Wisconsin's DUI Laws
Under Wisconsin law, you may be considered to be operating while under the influence of an intoxicant if you are operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08 percent or more, or are impaired as a result of ingesting controlled substances.
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Receiving a DUI charge can be an intimidating, stressful experience with serious consequences. Both first-time offenders and repeat offenders face mandatory fines and penalties if convicted and put their employment prospects, housing, and personal credit in jeopardy. Additionally, there are a host of related offenses that may also be implicated if you are charged with an OWI in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin DUI Penalties
See below for a simple list of Wisconsin DUI laws. Note: a number of factors, such as the presence of a minor under 16 in the car, can affect the severity of penalties. View the DMV's complete chart for more information. Potential penalties include but are not limited to:
First Offense DUI in Wisconsin: Monetary fines or forfeiture ranging from $150–$300, surcharges, and driver's license revocation for up to 9 months. Read more.
Second Offense DUI in Wisconsin: Possible jail time (up to 6 months), significant monetary fines of $150–$1,100, surcharges, and driver's license revocation for at least 12 months. Read more.
Third Offense DUI in Wisconsin: Fine or forfeiture ranging from $600–$2,000 and 45-day minimum confinement. Read more.
Fourth Offense DUI in Wisconsin: Class H felony. Minimum $600 and 60-day jail sentence. Maximum penalties are consistent with a Class H felony (fine of up to $10,000 and/or up to six years in prison). Updated Dec. 1, 2018
Fifth & Sixth Offense DUI in Wisconsin: Class G felony. Minimum, mandatory fine: Not be less than $600 and as much as $25,000. Maximum of 10 years in prison, surcharges, 2–3 years driver's license revocation.
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Exhaustive list of SPDX (Software Package Data Exchange) licenses: https://spdx.org/licenses/
TL;DR - The BSD 3 Clause License Should Do
3 Main Types of Open Source Licenses
1. MIT
2. Apache
3. GPL
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If you're publishing a piece of code that you want to distribute as much as possible, maybe having other people helping you with the code, making sure you're not going to be sued as well as making sure that your name or your company's name are not going to be used by others without your approval, then the BSD 3 clause license is just what you're after. You can find it at the bottom of this document.
To apply the BSD license to your code:
Create a new LICENSE file at the root of your project, and paste the license there (copy at the bottom of this document).
At the beginning of all of your source code file, paste this:
Copyright (c) <year>, <copyright holder>
This source code is licensed under the BSD-style license found in the
LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
If your code requires more protection, or has some specific requirements on how it can be used and shared, then keep reading to decide whether you need an Apache license or a GPL.
Open Source Licenses and licenses in general can be seen as a way of dealing with what you are afraid of (ref: https://www.exygy.com/blog/which-license-should-i-use-mit-vs-apache-vs-gpl)
This is the leanest license.
It's a Do whatever you want with my stuff, just don't sue me type of license.
It is a type of permissive free software license.
Choose it if you're afraid of nobody using your software.
The MIT is roughly the same as BSD and ISC licenses.
Same as MIT but with more words. Great for lawyers.
Choose it over the MIT if you're afraid of Patent Trolling.
This is the heaviest license.
Choose this if you're afraid of people using your work in an unfair way (e.g. make money on your back bothers you). If they use your software, they will have to use the same license as you (i.e. probably open-source it).
In a nutshell, it says: if you make a derivative work of this, and distribute it to others under certain circumstances, then you have to provide the source code under this license.
It's a copyleft license (as opposed to copyright).
For example, one of the reasons why Apple's Mac OS is not built on top of Linux is because Linux is GPL, which means that OSX would have been forced to be opened sourced, too.
A lot of startups don't like the GPL license because it can pose a serious problem during an exit. Indeed, it's rare the investors would like to buy something that they're forced to open-source.
In a nutshell, the BSD(Berkely Software Distribution) license offers more flexibility than the MIT license, and can be as lean. There are 3 versions of the BSD license(2, 3 and 4 clause). The 2-clause is equivalent to the MIT license. The other two add clauses regarding promotion and advertising materials, something that is not part of the MIT license.
BSD versions:
2-clause: Similar to the MIT license
3-clause: Add a "require your permission before mentioning your name for any work built on top of your software"
4-clause: Add "Your name/brand will have to be featured in all advertising material of products built on top of your work"
More info at https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/217/what-are-the-essential-differences-between-bsd-and-mit-licences.
Create a LICENSE file at the root of your project, and copy/paste the license there. You can find a copy of the most popular licenses below, under the Licenses section.
If you're using a package.json or any other project config file that supports a license definition, choose one of the following short name descriptor based on the license you want:
If the license you want is not mentioned above, you can find an exhaustive list at https://spdx.org/licenses/ or look at the most common licenses listed on GitHub at https://help.github.com/en/articles/licensing-a-repository.
If the license is very lean (MIT, BSD or ISC), it is recommended to also add it at the beginning of all your source code files. when the license is lengthy, you may simply want to add at the beginning of each file the name of the license with a link to the full license (i.e. the LICENSE file at the root of your project). Here is an example of what you could add at the top of each of your source file:
At the end, the way you embed your license in your source code depends on what you're afraid of. If you're afraid of people not using your code, then the last thing you want is to pester your user with that annoying license at the top of each freaking source file (the MIT type of license is short, so that should be ok, but the Apache and GPL are long).
A best practice is to also add a copy of your license at the bottom of your README.md file under a License section. This is especially unobtrusive when the license is small(e.g. BSD, MIT).
Simply add a file containing your private license in the root folder (e.g., LICENSE.md). If you're using npm init, then during the initialization process, answer the license question as follow:
license: UNLICENSED
Answering the above question that way will set the license value of the package.json to UNLICENSED.
The LICENSE.md will widely vary depending on your business case. If you're after something short and generic, here is an example:
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This file is part of the {project name} project.
The {project name} project can not be copied and/or distributed without the express
permission of {company name or your name} <{email}>.
If you're using GitHub, it can help you generate the right license. Use this link to see how https://help.github.com/en/articles/adding-a-license-to-a-repository.
Another very usefull link not just related to open source licenses is the exhaustive list of SPDX (Software Package Data Exchange) licenses: https://spdx.org/licenses/.
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Thank you a lot ! it really helped me a lot!
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Thank you. This article is very useful for new users of GitHub.
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@YodaLightsabr, @sohaieb, @mrmeyagi5, @chunkeichan
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I'm about to publish some work for the first time and needed a license for it. Thank you for this wonderful write up that summarizes eacv license and its use cases! Definitely a big help!
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Great summary!
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Nice write up, it's verbose and elaborate. Really helpful.
ColeJeffko commented Mar 9, 2022
Very nice, thank you!
The exygy link after In a Nutshell is dead, just so you know.
nicolasdao commented Mar 10, 2022
Thanks for pointing this out @ColeJeffko. I've just updated that link.
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Have always been bothered about choosing the right license for my projects, this clarified my doubts on licenses. Thank you 🤗🤗
janert commented Sep 30, 2022
Extremely helpful, thanks for the write-up.
One more typo: Early on, under "GPL", second to last bullet item should end with:
... OSX would have been forced to be opened sourced, too.
instead of "sourced to." (comma and 2nd 'o').
Thanks again. ;-)
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Thanks a lot, @janert.
Really appreciate your kind input and your effort to make this document a better one for all. 🙏
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Biografia
Giulia Maria fu educata da precettori privati, apprendendo le lingue tedesca, francese e inglese. Il primo marito, conte Marco Paravicini, padre dei suoi gemelli Aldo (morto nel maggio 2020) e Luca, morì in un incidente dopo 4 anni di matrimonio.

A partire dalla metà degli anni sessanta, dopo la morte degli zii Mario e Vittorio Crespi, gestì come accomandataria - in luogo del padre Aldo, gravemente malato - la proprietà del Corriere della Sera, responsabile della linea e dei bilanci.

Soprannominata la «zarina» per lo stile arrogante, e contestato, della sua gestione, il quotidiano operò una netta virata a sinistra: la nuova linea venne varata nel 1972 col licenziamento del direttore Giovanni Spadolini e la sua sostituzione con Piero Ottone, e sancita con l'allontanamento, l'anno successivo, del giornalista Indro Montanelli che la bollò come «dispotica guatemalteca» al termine di un lungo dissidio, mai ricomposto in seguito.
Nel 1973, a causa degli ingenti passivi di bilancio del Corriere, la Crespi dapprima cedette quote della proprietà a Gianni Agnelli e Angelo Moratti; poi, nel 1974, liquidò la sua quota rimanente all'editore Andrea Rizzoli, uscendo definitivamente dall'amato Corrierone.

Nel 2013 possedeva il 2,353% delle azioni del Gruppo Editoriale L'Espresso.
Fu inoltre proprietaria di un'azienda agricola biodinamica, alla Zelata, situata nel Parco naturale del Ticino, a Bereguardo, che condusse dal 1974 assieme al figlio.

Fu tra i fondatori del FAI - Fondo Ambiente Italiano, fondazione di cui è stata presidentessa onoraria fino alla morte.

È stata sposata con l'architetto nobile Guglielmo Mozzoni dal 2 giugno 1965 fino alla morte di lui (31 luglio 2014).

Un contributo autobiografico dell'imprenditrice è stato oggetto della trasmissione televisiva Allo specchio. L'Italia è un Paese fondato sulle nonne , condotta da Paola Severini Melograni (puntata 7, 'La passione per l'Italia', con Giulia Maria Crespi e Rosanna Brambilla; trasmessa domenica 18 agosto 2013, ore 12.00, su Rai Storia, e mercoledì 28 agosto 2013, ore 01.00, su Rai 3).

È morta a Milano il 19 luglio 2020 a 97 anni.
Il 2 novembre 2020 il suo nome è stato iscritto nel Famedio di Milano.

Onorificenze e Premi

 Nel 2014 le viene attribuito il Premio Alessandro Manzoni alla carriera.

 Nel 2016 Europa Nostra le ha attribuito il suo "Grand Prix" per "Dedicated service by individuals or organisations".

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All of the features that make the houses so eco-friendly are also attractive to potential buyers. The homes each come equipped with solar panels on the roof to supply a portion of electricity needs, thus lowering the houses' power bills while providing energy that doesn't pollute the environment.
The houses are built with extra insulation, including triple-glazed windows, to regulate the indoor temperature. This makes the homes cheaper to warm and cool, and it also means they'll have a smaller environmental impact because they won't have to use as much energy to stay at a comfortable temperature.
The actual heating systems are electric rather than gas-burning, cutting costs for the homeowner while also minimizing the heat-trapping gases produced by the house. The Predicted Energy Assessment for the homes — a way of measuring how energy efficient and eco-friendly they are before they're built — is 98 to 100 A, the highest possible score.
"The technological solutions these homes provide will enable buyers to monitor and manage their energy consumption, which we predict will help to reduce the impact of rising fuel prices while reducing the size of their own carbon footprints," Leanne Fletcher, Bellway's head of sustainability, told the Northern Echo.
"The launch of these Future Homes at Church View comes almost three years before the introduction of the Government's Future Homes Standard," Fletcher added, "demonstrating that Bellway is at the forefront of the industry's attempts to minimize its impact on the planet."
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