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UK COVID-19 Update: Tributes to Leading Doctors, Third Lockdown Impact
Tim Locke
Editor's note, 5 January 2021: This article was updated with the latest daily data and information from a Downing Street briefing.
These are the UK coronavirus stories you need to know about today.
Tributes to Leading Doctors
Tributes have been paid to London GP Dr Augustine Obaro who died with COVID-19 on New Year's Day.
Waltham Forest CCG said in a statement that he'll "be sadly missed by patients and staff at Addison Road Medical Practice, colleagues, acquaintances and family throughout the UK, Africa and America and especially by his loving wife Elizabeth and sons Raphael, Charles, Osebi and Christopher."
Dr Obaro qualified as a doctor in 1984 at the University of Maiduguri, Nigeria.
He moved to the UK to begin GP training in 1999. He completed his training in Kent in February 2004 and worked as a Waltham Forest GP ever since.
He also completed a postgraduate diploma in diabetes with the University of Leicester and was completing further postgraduate education to become a trainer in general practice.
Dr Obaro and his wife also returned to Nigeria each year to do charity work.
"His generosity and benign leadership qualities led to him being given the nickname 'King' from a young age," the CCG said.
His son Raphael tweeted: "He was a great husband to my mum. A wonderful father of four and the most giving person I know."
https://twitter.com/RaphaelObaro/status/1345098041976643585
Also remembered is renal consultant and Royal College of Physicians' (RCP) Registrar, Professor Donal O'Donoghue, who died on Sunday at Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport.
Prof Donal O'Donoghue/RCP
He'd become unwell with COVID-19 in mid-December.
RCP President Professor Andrew Goddard said: "Words cannot express how sad this has made all of us at the RCP. Donal was the loveliest person and considered by many to be the 'big daddy' of British renal medicine. He was my friend, my wingman and my confidant. I will miss him terribly.
"All our thoughts and prayers go to Donal's family at this time. We are also indebted to the team at Stepping Hill for all they did in their care for him."
Prof O'Donoghue was awarded an OBE for services to kidney patients in 2018.
Kidney Research UK Chief Executive, Sandra Currie, said: "Donal made an enormous contribution as the chair of the advisory board on our PIVOTAL trial, providing independent strategic insight. He was very supportive of the global trial, which brought new evidence on IV iron treatment in haemodialysis patients."
In Memoriam: Healthcare Workers Who Have Died of COVID-19
Impact of England's Third National Lockdown
More experts have been reacting to last night's announcement of a third national lockdown in England.
Dr Simon Clarke, associate professor in cellular microbiology, University of Reading, told the Science Media Centre: "The new [virus] variant raises the R number by 0.4-0.7, so it's possible that even with schools closed and people ordered to stay at home, this new lockdown may struggle to achieve an R of less than 1 as quickly as in previous outbreaks."
On mental health, Professor Neil Greenberg, professor of defence mental health at King's College London, said: "In my view it seems likely that there will be a lot of short-term distress but until we know more about the 'end' of lockdown it is hard to predict what the longer-term impact on mental health of this lockdown will be."
On school closures, Dr Catherine Carroll-Meehan, head of School of Education and Sociology, University of Portsmouth, said: "In times of change, children need consistency, clarity and care. Schools, teachers, and teaching assistants provide that for children. We need to see this in the round too, children during the Blitz were displaced with homes bombed and moved away from family and their education disrupted, we need to learn lessons about the impact of this type of trauma on children and build in time to consider mental health impact rather than focussing solely on targets and outcomes. Mental wellbeing should be prioritised once schools reopen."
Medicine is among the small number of university subjects allowing in-person tuition to continue.
Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove told Sky News a progressive easing of the restrictions should be able to begin in March.
New travel and border restrictions are also coming soon, he said. "We'll be coming forward very shortly with new proposals on how exactly we will make sure that our borders are safe.
"But the message is very, very clear for UK citizens that they should not be travelling."
UK positive cases passed a new milestone today to 60,916. Another 830 deaths were announced. This number includes some delayed reporting from Scotland.
Another 3075 COVID-19 patients were admitted to hospital taking the current total to 23,857. There are 1847 ventilator beds in use.
The Office for National Statistics said an estimated 1 in 50 people in England were infected with coronavirus between December 27 and January 2. That's more than 1 million people.
Chief Medical Adviser Professor Chris Whitty told a Downing Street briefing that the UK case rate increased by 70% over a 2 week period, and the number of hospitalised patients with COVID-19 "is going up very rapidly".
Vaccine Second Dose Debate
More than 1.3 million people in the UK have now been vaccinated, and daily numbers will be issued from next week.
The British Society for Immunology is the latest group to comment on the decision to delay second doses of the approved coronavirus vaccines to 12 weeks from 3.
President Arne Akbar said in a statement: "While our preference is always for an evidence-based approach, we understand the pragmatic approach taken by the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation in recommending a longer gap between COVID vaccine doses."
The Society says a "robust programme" of immunity monitoring is needed to assess how altering the dosing schedule impacts efficacy of both the vaccines, "with rapid modification of dosing schedules as appropriate".
Prof Whitty said the current vaccination timetable "is realistic, but not easy", and the second dose delay to approximately double the number of people getting a first dose was "based on a number of different scientific lines of decision making".
He also said the "theoretical risk" of the dose delay allowing further virus mutations was low compared to the benefits.
Yesterday, the US FDA said the idea of changing the authorised dosing or schedules of COVID-19 vaccines was premature and was not supported by the available data.
The Guardian reported on an online survey of 1318 doctors by Everydoctor. It found 13% had received one dose of a coronavirus vaccine but their second dose appointment had since been cancelled.
Another 39% hadn't been told when they'd have their first jab.
The Royal College of GPs has criticised red tape preventing retired doctors returning to help with vaccinations.
RCGP Chair Professor Martin Marshall said: "Requiring people to submit more than 20 pieces of documentation, some of which have low relevance to the task they will be doing, and some of which some retired medics and returners to the profession won't even have, is a deterrent for them getting involved at a time when we need all hands on deck."
PPE Plea
Around a thousand health professionals have signed an open letter to UK political leaders appealing for hospital PPE to be upgraded.
Staff on general wards should get the same high-quality masks usually only issued in intensive care units, they say. The letter follows increased evidence about how virus particles spread in the air indoors.
'Fresh Air NHS' said: "We are a group of frontline healthcare workers and supporters who recognise the importance of airborne SARS Co-V 2. We are asking for the UK and devolved governments to ensure measures are in place in healthcare settings, for the protection of staff and patients against airborne virus."
Many people with long COVID are still not back working at full capacity 6 months after infection, according to an international preprint study led by University College London.
A survey was distributed through support groups and social media, and 3762 respondents from 56 countries took part.
At 6 months, the most frequent symptoms were fatigue, post-exertional malaise, and cognitive dysfunction.
The authors conclude: "Patients with long COVID report prolonged multisystem involvement and significant disability. Most had not returned to previous levels of work by 6 months. Many patients are not recovered by 7 months, and continue to experience significant symptom burden."
Cancer & COVID-19
Cancer patients shouldn't be grouped together as part of a COVID-19 response, according to new preprint research published in Cancer Cell and funded by Cancer Research UK.
The study of 76 cancer patients found the immune response to COVID-19 is the same in people with solid tumours compared to people without cancer. However, responses varied in blood cancer patients.
Lead researcher Dr Sheeba Irshad, said in a statement: "These conclusions imply that many patients despite being on immunosuppressive therapies will respond satisfactorily to COVID-19 vaccines.
"For patients with blood cancers, especially those with B-cell malignancies, this may not hold true even in the era of COVID-19 vaccines. Our work suggests that they may be susceptible to persistent infection despite developing antibodies, so the next stage of our study will focus on monitoring their response to the vaccines. At present the best way to protect them may be to vaccinate all the carers to achieve herd immunity in the clinic."
Rule Breaking
SNP MP Margaret Ferrier has been arrested over alleged COVID-19 rule breaking last year.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "We can confirm that officers today arrested and charged a 60-year-old woman in connection with alleged culpable and reckless conduct."
In October, we reported how the MP felt unwell enough to have a coronavirus test, but took a train to London to speak in the Commons. After hearing her test was positive she took the train back to Scotland.
The Speaker of the Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle called her behaviour "reckless" and she was suspended by her party.
COVID Deniers
Colchester Hospital security guards ejected COVID deniers at the weekend. A group was trying to take photos of empty corridors to imply that the pandemic is a hoax.
Chief Executive Nick Hulme told the BBC it "beggars belief".
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Here is my latest commission of a house in Florida. The couple moved up to New Jersey and wanted a remembrance of their time in down south. They loved it! I enjoy painting for people. Do you have a photograph you would like me to do in watercolors?
Through our travels, I love to take photographs, which usually become paintings. The photo for this watercolor was taken in Edam, Holland (where they make the cheese). I saw these clogs, klompen or wooden shoes and loved the textures. Obviously, they had been hanging there a long time. Notice the difference in textures of the wood, from the white gutter support to the shoes to the house. It was a challenge to paint but I always love a challenge. The Dutch landscape was beautiful, there is a future windmill painting on my list!
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HU BSN program aims to alleviate projected nursing shortage in U.S.
University Home > HU Now
December 11, 2018 /in HU Now, News /by David Mance
The U.S. is projected to experience a shortage of registered nurses in the coming decades. It's a problem that will be compounded by the aging Baby Boomer generation.
Heritage University's Bachelor of Science in Nursing program was started in 2015 to help meet that demand. With our nursing program, students graduate with three years of work experience in patient care. The rigorous curriculum, experienced faculty and state-of-the-art nursing center will equip students to step into a nursing position right after graduation or continue their education in a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) or PhD Nurse scientist program.
The BSN program at Heritage recently earned accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). For more information on how to get started with the BSN at HU, contact Melissa Sanchez at (509) 865-8551 or visit Heritage.edu/nursing.
Nursing.org, created in 2016 in response to the growing demand for nurses, has researched financial aid opportunities for nursing students and nurses who want to advance their careers. A pair of guides provides extensive information into FAFSA, scholarships, loan forgiveness programs and more. One is geared specifically towards minority students, who often face greater financial hardship than their counterparts. They are:
Financial Aid Guide for Nurses
https://www.nursing.org/resources/financial-aid/
Financial Aid Guide for Minority Students
https://www.nursing.org/resources/financial-aid-for-minority-students/
There's also a resource for nurses in Washington which includes state-specific license requirements and career outlook information:
https://www.nursing.org/online-programs/washington/
The Heritage University Financial Aid Department also works with students to find resources to help fund education. Contact the office at (509) 865-8502 for more information.
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HU biology professor develops 'quizfolio' to get students interested in science
December 4, 2018 /in HU Now, News /by David Mance
Getting students interested in science is always a challenge, but HU assistant biology professor Dr. Bob Kao may have developed a new way to pique the curiosity of pupils. He's developed an innovative assignment called a "quizfolio." What exactly is a quizfolio? It's a blend of a quiz and mini-portfolio, and the Yes We Must Coalition ran a story on the concept in its newsletter. Click here to read the full story.
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Students share research through 'elevator speeches' during symposium
September 18, 2018 /in HU Now, News /by David Mance
Summer Internship Research Symposium at Heritage University, September 14, 2018
Several Heritage students shared what they learned during their summer internships with the Heritage campus last Friday. During the "Summer Internship Research Symposium," students presented posters detailing their work. They also summarized their work by delivering "elevator speeches" which focused on the most important aspect of their internship.
Great job everyone!
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Heritage University campus and community celebrate El Grito de Independencia
The Heritage University campus was festive this weekend as student clubs and organizations held the first ever "El Grito de Independencia" in observance of Mexican Independence Day. El Grito commemorates the "Cry of Dolores," a historical event that set off the Mexican War of Independence from Spain.
Diana Maria Oliveros Martinez delivering the El Grito at the El Grito de Independencia event at Heritage University, September 15, 2018
Close to 500 people attended the Heritage festival which featured fun for the entire family. The cultural event included Folklorico dancers, piñata breaking, games for kids, and performances by Banda Parla Azteca and the CWU Mariachi Club. Families were treated to a free movie and popcorn.
The highlight of the night was the reenactment of the "El Grito" as delivered by special guest Diana Maria Oliveros Martinez of the Consulate of Mexico office in Seattle. We wish to thank everyone who made the event possible and those who attended.
Click below to see videos and pictures from the event.
VIDEO El Grito de Independencia Begins
VIDEO El Grito de Independencia – Pinata Breaking
VIDEO El Grito de Independencia – El Grito
El Grito de Independencia Facebook Album
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Fall Convocation to recognize Dean's List students
September 4, 2018 /in HU Now, News /by David Mance
Please join the faculty, staff and students of Heritage University for the Fall Student Convocation as we welcome in the new academic year. Special recognition will be given to the students who made the Dean's List for the spring 2018 semester.
Toppenish School District Superintendent John Cerna will deliver the keynote address. Fall Student Convocation will be held Thursday, September 13, 2018 in Smith Family Hall from 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
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MLS program graduates 12 new MLS professionals
August 17, 2018 /in HU Now, News /by David Mance
The Heritage University Medical Laboratory Sciences Program celebrated the accomplishments of the Class of 2018 graduates during a ceremony at HU on August 17, 2018. HU President Andrew Sund, PhD. congratulated each graduate as their names were called. The graduates welcomed the incoming cohort before the ceremony.
Check out pictures from the ceremony on Facebook.
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Costco co-founder meets with Sinegal Family Foundation Scholars
Costco co-founder Jim Sinegal met with the first cohort of Sinegal Scholars at Heritage University last month. The students are the first five to receive full-ride Sinegal Family Foundation Scholarships at Heritage. A total of 20 students will earn their degrees through the scholarship program made possible by a $1.14 million gift from the Sinegal Family Foundation to Heritage last year.
Heritage alumni who now work at Costco headquarters will provide mentoring opportunities over the course of the year inclusive of a trip to meet with Costco executives and Jim Sinegal again next spring.
You can see pictures from the dinner on Facebook.
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Portraits of Yakama Nation elders are now on display at Heritage
Portraits from three years of honoring Yakama Nation elders are now on display in the Violet Lumley Rau Center conference room at Heritage University. Each fall since 2015, four elders are recognized for their significant contributions to their community. The celebration is part of the university's observance of Native American Heritage Month. More portraits are to come as we continue this tradition.
Visit the Rau Center at Heritage University to see them for yourself!
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HU classroom dedicated to longtime professor
August 2, 2018 /in HU Now, News /by David Mance
A classroom at Heritage University is now named in honor of a longtime Heritage faculty member who retired two years ago for health reasons. More than 50 family, friends and supporters gathered for the heartwarming ceremony at Heritage last week for the dedication of "The Professor Apanakhi Buckley Collaborative Classroom" located in Petrie Hall Room 1112.
Guests, and Apanakhi herself, heard testimonials from many who shared how she positively impacted their lives and the university. Apanakhi taught at Heritage from 2000 to 2016, and in 2014 began using the room now named in her honor as a classroom. A glass sign outside the room now tells visitors the name of the room. The room is also temporarily decorated with indigenous artwork.
Pictures from the ceremony can be found on the Heritage University Facebook page.
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Pacific Power Foundation Gives $2,000 Grant to Heritage University for Scholarships
July 20, 2018 /in HU Now, Press Releases /by David Mance
Heritage University's David Wise accepts a $2,000 check from Pacific Power Foundations' Lori Froehlich. The grant will be used for student scholarships.
Contact: David Mance, Media Relations Coordinator, (509) 969-6084 or Mance_D@Heritage.edu.
Pacific Power Foundation gives $2,000 grant to Heritage University for student scholarships
Toppenish, Wash. – Heritage University is pleased to announce it has once again been awarded a $2,000 grant from the Pacific Power Foundation. This is the third year in a row Heritage has received the grant, which will be used for student scholarships.
David Wise, VP of Advancement and Marketing for Heritage, was presented with the grant check by Lori Froehlich, regional business manager for Pacific Power on July 13. "We at Heritage are thrilled for the Pacific Power Foundation's continued support of educational opportunities for deserving students in our community," said Wise. "This generous grant will help students who have all the drive but not all the funds necessary to pursue a college degree at Heritage."
Froehlich says Heritage University's mission of providing education to underserved communities mirrors the Pacific Power Foundation mission of supporting the growth and vitality of communities through charitable investments. "We are glad to support Heritage and its work to help students earn a four-year degree. Heritage University's work puts students in a position to improve their lives, the lives of their families and to give back to their communities."
For more information, contact David Wise at (509) 865-0717 or wise_d@heritage.edu.
About the Pacific Power Foundation
The Pacific Power Foundation is part of the PacifiCorp Foundation, one of the largest utility-endowed foundations in the United States. The foundation was created in 1988 by PacifiCorp, an electric utility serving 1.9 million customers in six Western states as Pacific Power (Oregon, Washington and California) and Rocky Mountain Power (Utah, Wyoming and Idaho). The foundation's mission, through charitable investments, is to support the growth and vitality of the communities served by Pacific Power and Rocky Mountain Power. For more information, visit www.pacificpower.net/foundation
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South Tipperary County Council () was the authority responsible for local government in the county of South Tipperary, Ireland. The council had 26 elected members. The head of the council had the title of Cathaoirleach (Chairperson). The county town was Clonmel.

Originally South Tipperary County Council held its meetings in Clonmel Courthouse. The county council moved to new facilities in Emmet Street, latterly known as the County Hall, in 1927.

On 26 July 2011, the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government, Phil Hogan, announced the proposed merger of North Tipperary County Council and South Tipperary County Council. It was abolished on 3 June 2014 when the Local Government Reform Act 2014 was implemented. It was succeeded by Tipperary County Council.

For the purpose of elections the county was divided into five local electoral areas: Cahir (4), Cashel (4), Clonmel (7), Fethard (6), and Tipperary (5).

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Monte Ullman (1916-2008)
Montague Ullman, popularly known as Monte, had a stately bearing befitting that of a nobel laureate. His dignity, his superior intellect, his accomplishments, his empathy were evident to all who knew him. But there was another equally engaging prism to this multifaceted doctor, teacher, healer, dream worker, scientist, parapsychologist. As Monte's companion and colleague for the last five years of his life, reflected in that prism I saw Monte as the Little Prince, embodying the classic story by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. Like the Little Prince, Monte was an explorer who set out on a journey to learn about the invisible parts of life. He had the innocent wonder of a shy little boy in search of truth, using his imagination, memory, creativity and honesty – all his keys to dreaming – to write scholarly papers.
Where did this little Monte Prince live? As in the story of the Little Prince, he lived on a planet that was scarcely larger than a house – a house of dreams, but he was in search of something much larger than a single planet. He referred to this incomprehensibly vast realm that had many more planets than anyone could count, as the Implicate Order. Like the Little Prince, when scientists would only listen to him if he behaved and dressed as they did, Monte wore blue jeans and broke from the establishment proudly claiming his independent status as "a recovering psychiatrist." With all the right credentials and insights advancing far beyond traditional psychoanalytic theory, he created a new way of thinking about the dream. He fathered the process of dream sharing and the sense of oneness it produced.
For those of you who hadn't the great pleasure of knowing Monte, he was a life force in the world of dreams. There was no substitute for his insight. In his last paper, "The Dream: In Search of a New Abode" (2006), he had the prescience to connect the theories of physicist David Bohm to dreaming consciousness. Like the dream, Bohm's implicate order was an order of wholeness that includes all that exists in a state of interconnectedness which actually mirrors what Monte had accomplished in his dream-sharing approach..
Monte frequently said that in a dream sharing group, there was a true sense of communion. The human connection he experienced in each and every group produced in him overwhelming feelings of connectivity for his dream of species survival had come to life. Every dream group was the "best one ever," so said Monte.
He remained devoted to his Saturday groups to the end and held a special place in his heart for the The Dream Group Forum (Drömgruppsforum), a national society formed in Sweden in 1990 and the Finnish Dream Group Forum formed in 2003. He frequently reminisced with great affection about his early friendships with Kerstin Anderson, Britmari Felke and Gunnar Sundstrom of Sweden. He shared a special father-son kinship with Markku Siivola of Finland who to this day tends Monte's link on his website honoring his memory with enduring loyalty and dedication. Varida Kautner, a former student greatly influenced by Monte, shares in the work on Monte's bio link.
Monte often referred to our society as dream deprived and credited the Swedes for opening the door to his concept of dream sharing. He felt that Sweden was the launching pad that advanced his method in the United States and loved to tell how he met with the Swedish Parliament to seek government funding for dream sharing groups. Monte's dreamwork is beginning to reach around the globe where Ullman dream groups are led both by professionals and laity trained in the Ullman method, including Taiwan where Bill Stimson and Shuyuan Wang carry on his work and where Appreciating Dreams was translated into Chinese.
Monte taught us the power of love and the secrets of what is important in life through our dreams. His soul-stirring influence on those whose lives he touched is testimony to his great wisdom, his incredible kindness and extraordinary contributions.
And for all of his brilliance and wisdom, he was a terrific tease with a wonderfully zany sense of humor. Once when we were watching David Blane, the street performer, on TV, Monte decided he was going to outperform Blane's levitation technique so he dramatically elongated his body and stood very, very tall on tip toe. One foot might have been about a quarter inch above the ground, while he cleverly concealed the other. I feigned wonder and whispered in awe, "How did you do that?" Grinning like a Cheshire cat, he said, "It's a secret!"
Monte was so modest he never wanted to take credit for anything. I would often tell him how much people loved him and what a contribution he was making. Invariably he would reply, "Oh – go on." After some two years, I told him I figured out what that meant. He bashfully said, "Yeah, okay, so what does it mean? I said, "It means you want more," and he burst into gales of laughter. He secretly treasured those compliments.
Monte was a happy, charming spirit who loved to laugh and never forgot to be human. His enormous compassion affected dreamers in every walk of life. One by one, each person I had spoken with after Monte passed revealed a profoundly intimate soul-connection to him, be it his gardener, his health-care aides, his barber, his dry-cleaner, his dream workers, his esteemed colleagues – friends he hadn't seen or spoken to for decades – even people he knew only peripherally – and his family who are so very proud of him. Grown men wept, words fell short and the world wobbled for each of us had suffered an inexpressible loss. He lived his theory of species-connectedness as his presence on earth elicited every loving emotion on the scale of human feelings. They are reflected in these tributes:
My father was a special man. He had the gift to heal. He was able to listen to and solve problems with ease. His gentle soft voice was soothing and so heartfelt in his words. Magic was an early passion, in particular, Houdini who really captured his imagination. This led to séances as a teenager which brought back the spirit of Dr. Bindelof and triggered his interest in the paranormal. But his dream work was his ultimate passion. Holding workshops and teaching his own method of how to analyze dreams was his goal. Not too many people achieve their goal in life and he was able to do just that. My father was such a quiet and unassuming guy who possessed so many fine qualities; he never bragged or boasted. He was always honest and truthful. He had a wicked sense of humor. He worked hard to provide for his family and in the end, his dream did come true. (From Monte's youngest daughter, Lucy Bain, who lives in Scotland.)
"I just got the news. I am almost without words." (Gunnar)
"He always had time for me. He helped me with the adoption of my son with the Russian authorities. They broke the mold when they made Monte." (Ted Chaiko - handyman)
"I instantly broke down in tears when I received the sad news last night." (Bob Van De Castle)
"Monte was a happy man. He was so at peace with himself. He had a great appetite and never complained. (Myrna Rodriquez - Health Care Aide)
"Monte has been very important for us in Sweden - he was loved in Sweden. It was something special to meet him and talk with him. No one has impressed me so much as Monte did with all his knowledge, skill, humility and love." (Kerstin Anderson)
"Monte has left us and we are poorer without him. His contributions to psychiatry, psychology and parapsychology are a marvelous, stunning. incredible legacy that reflect his wisdom, his insight and his critical acumen." (Stanley Krippner)
"Monte taught me so much about wisdom, compassion, imagery, love, laughter, kindness, truth, and love of humankind." (Linda Raab)
"Monte was one of the truly great human beings I have known in my life. His kindness, wisdom and vision were inspirational." (Patrice Keane - ASPR)
"It was a gift for us to know Monte, as delightful a spirit as I've ever known and whom I can imagine is smiling kindly down on us at this very moment." (Sally Rhine-Feather)
"I loved Monte. I feel as though I've lost a brother." (Jan Tolles - Norway)
"Thank you Monte, for changing my life by your dream research and work which gave me the reassurance I needed to accept my extraordinary dreams, despite familial, societal and religious discouragements." (Goshengolly)
"He was an inspiration to us and helped find the path to dreaming. I cherish those great memories of Monte." (Dale Graff)
"I have lost a very dear friend to whom I am deeply grateful. He has enriched my life, my soul, my very capacity for seeing, and I cannot mull over a dream without an awareness of Monte. That myriad ties have formed around the globe through the sharing of dreams is as fitting a tribute to Monte as I can imagine." (Deborah Hillman)
"If this were my dream" is an important and famous contribution of Monte's work, but the real and unfailing safety I always felt in Monte's groups was because of its full structure." (Gloria Sturzenacker)
"Monte's groundbreaking research and pioneering explorations and work in the field of dreams, dreaming, and psi have made the paths wider for those following their dreams and the wisdom therein." (Victoria)
"What a loss that Monty is no longer in life." (Elisabeth Bratt Neuberg)
"He will be dearly, deeply missed but through his well said and researched words, he'll be around forever." (Roberta)
"I feel like the earth is less solid and the air is harder to breathe … (Judy Kaplan)
"He was a very important and very influential person in my life and career." (Gilead Nachmani)
"One Swedish pupil said: My life changed when I met him and his method: I sat for half an hour thinking of what he has meant personally and professionally for me." (Kerstin Anderson)
In 2006, the IASD (International Association for the Study of Dreams) honored him with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his research and contributions to the field of dreams. IASD's support of Monte's method at the 2008 Montreal Conference for CEU credits may be one giant step for dreaming consciousness in granting his life-long dream of incorporating the value of dreaming into an educational curriculum. How miraculous it would be if the Ullman Method of dream sharing were introduced in higher education: in the college graduate school curriculums.
He also wanted to expand his method beyond the dream community to children. Just days before he passed, at the suggestion of Bill Stimson, I encouraged Monte to speak of his feelings about dreams and education.
This is what he said:
"I would like to see more activity on the parts of adults in managing children in their dream life by bringing it down to their level and helping them see that dreaming is a way of thinking while they're sleeping through creating active imagery -- getting something across by collective imagery. It's a unique language.
"Adults can bring out the fact that children have dreams and can talk about them and begin to reflect on what's going on in them. In other words, we're offering a free education to children about taking the pictures in their dreams seriously, because they're meant to have meaning.
"Dreaming is a language that helps to bring feelings to the surface. It's a pictorial elocution, a way of talking in pictures."
I thought – who can better understand a picture than a child? Children's minds are so fertile. Grownups overlook the little details that children pay strict attention to. As written in the Little Prince "Only children know what they are looking for." Monte managed to tap into the child in all of us.
Monte Ullman was a humanitarian to his very core. Our humble mentor who tenderly fathered our dreams and taught us to share and fed our hearts, left his physical body on June 7, 2008 to return to his abode in the sky, perhaps to meet up with David Bohm. Now that he's settled in his new abode, he is likely to see the day end and the twilight falling whenever he likes. Knowing the vital force with which Monte healed so many lives there is good reason to believe that he is still in some ineffable way watching over our dreams, arranging dream-sharing groups, loving and protecting us – and – working toward species-connectedness as he did in life.
Montague Ullman: In Memoriam - Clio's Psyche | Elovitz | Gilden | Lotto | Pannier | Potts | Van De Castle
The Little Prince | Quantum Dreaming : The Dream: In Search of a New Abode
Lifwynn Lecture | Psi Dreaming | Monte Ullman: Selected Works Relevant to Cosmic Dreaming


Over the last few years, Taylor Swift has become a fashion icon.
Undoubtedly, there is no Taylor Swift look that she has not tried and dominated on the red carpet.
The singer always amazes us with her impeccable style on the red carpet. These are some of her best looks.
1. Grammy Awards, 2015: Taylor Swift in a turquoise high-low Elie Saab gown with Lorraine Schwartz jewelry and Guiseppe Zanotti shoes.
2. Video Music Awards, 2015: The singer chose a top and pants by Ashish, shoes by Christian Louboutin, rings by Ofira, and earrings by Lorraine Schwartz.
3. iHeartRadio Music Awards, 2015: She opted for a sparkly cut-out mini dress.
4. Elle Style Awards, 2015: Taylor Swift arrived on the red carpet in daring emerald Julien Macdonald dress, and attends it at Sky Garden.
5. MTV Video Music Awards 2014: Taylor arrived looking especially different thanks to her outfit: a blue jumpsuit of Mary Katrantzou and to highlight her long legs, she sported burgundy peep-toe Elie Saab shoes.
6. Billboard Music Awards, 2013: Taylor Swift matched the blue carpet at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, in Las Vegas in a Zuhair Murad mini dress.
7. BRIT Awards, 2013: Taylor Swift dazzled on the red carpet in a black Elie Saab gown, displaying two thigh-high sheer panels in the flowing floor-length skirt.
8: Grammy Awards, 2013: Taylor Swift arrives in a Greek goddess-like gown and in a J. Mendel Spring 2013 confection with silver Jimmy Choo 'Lance' sandals.
9. People's Choice Awards, 2013: Taylor Swift arrives at the at Nokia Theatre L.A. in a white hot Ralph Lauren gown, and she looked so sophisticated and chic.
10. Vanity Fair Oscar Party, 2011: Taylor Swift chose a gold and silver beaded strapless dress of Zuhair Murad with corset back and Jimmy Choo "Crown" platform sandals.
If you like this article, you might be interested in Taylor Swift: Best Hair Styles and Makeup.


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A well-planned vegan diet is appropriate for all individuals during all stages of the life cycle. (1) Photo: Delicious vegan dining at Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary's annual Vegan Thanksliving.
So What's the Beef with Eating Meat?
The leading cause of death of both men and women in the United States is heart disease.(12) Every day, nearly 2,600 Americans die of some type of cardiovascular disease (13), the most common of which is coronary heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease or atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis occurs when hard layers of plaque, usually cholesterol deposits, accumulate in major arteries and begin constricting flow of blood and oxygen to the heart.
Vegan diets have also repeatedly shown to reduce levels of LDL, or "bad" cholesterol. According to a study published in the American Journal of Cardiology, comparing the effects of plant-based diets on LDL cholesterol levels, a low-fat vegetarian diet reduces LDL by 16 percent, but a high-nutrient, vegan diet including daily servings of nuts and seeds reduces LDL cholesterol by 33 percent. So while a vegetarian diet will have beneficial effects on cholesterol, a nutrient-dense, vegan diet high in greens, beans, seeds and nuts will be more efficient at preventing or reversing heart disease. (18) The high fiber content of plant-based diets also helps to slow the absorption of cholesterol. Oats, barley, beans, and some fruits and vegetables are all good sources of soluble fiber, but animal products contain no fiber.
Type 2 diabetes was originally known as "adult-onset diabetes" because it was almost unheard of among people under 40 years old only two decades ago. However, today type 2 diabetes is being diagnosed in adolescents at a rate 10 times higher than in the previous decade, constituting just under one-third of new pediatric diabetes cases. Medical experts estimate that type 2 diabetes accounts for 90 to 95 percent of all diagnosed cases of diabetes.
There is a strong correlation between type 2 diabetes and excess body weight, with about 80 percent of people who develop the disease being obese. This is because the body's ability to balance blood sugar with insulin decreases as weight increases beyond a healthy level, making the cells more resistant to insulin. Higher levels of dietary saturated and trans fats therefore increase the risk for both heart disease and diabetes. In the US, nearly 65 percent of those with diabetes will die from heart disease, and diabetics often suffer serious health complications such as kidney failure, blindness, nerve damage, and reduced blood flow to the lower extremities that can require amputation of the feet or legs.
Dietary improvements, weight loss and exercise are all essential to preventing the onset of full-blown diabetes that occurs for 11 percent of diagnosed pre-diabetics each year. The good news is that diabetics and pre-diabetics can effectively avert, manage or even reverse diabetes through diet. This can be done by eliminating highly-refined, processed "white" foods, sugar laden snacks, and trans fats while increasing fiber-rich plant-based foods like whole grains, vegetables, and nuts which are low in saturated fats and naturally cholesterol-free.
There's a very good reason that infants are weaned from breast milk after a few years of nursing. Mothers' milk is a specialized (and species specific) superfood that provides a custom ratio of fats and nutrients designed to promote rapid growth in the babies of mammals. By the time humans reach infancy, their growth has slowed to a rate where mothers' milk provides too much of certain nutrients, and not enough of others–which is why solid foods are introduced. Yet, while we accept as common knowledge that humans do not drink breast milk past infancy, we rarely question the bizarre practice of consuming the breast milk from mothers of other species—milk that these mothers produce for their own babies, babies that we force them to become pregnant with, then cruelly tear from them shortly after birth so we can drink the bereft mother's milk. Given that cow's milk is only nature's perfect food if you're a baby cow, it makes sense that human consumption of cow milk contributes to a host of serious illnesses, including asthma, osteoporosis, heart disease, diabetes, Crohn's disease, and several cancers. Please learn about the extensive health problems and myths associated with dairy consumption at our Milk Myths page.
For more on the health benefits of a vegan diet, please visit the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.
(1) Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, American Dietetic Association's official position on vegan diets.
(7) Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, American Dietetic Association's official position on vegan diets.


The 1st FPCCTC Club Member Signup Tournament was successfully held on Saturday, November 3rd, and Sunday, November 4th, 2007.
A total of 25 club member signups participated in the 5 events, with 20 participants playing matches on each of the two days.
Men Singles event had 15 club member signups.
11 doubles matches were held on Saturday and 25 singles matches were held on Sunday.
Prizes for finalists were sponsored by Gamma and Tennis Village.
Thanks to all the players and volunteers for making it an enjoyable and memorable fall weekend for all!
Club Tournament Action (Photo by Jose Mieres).
Courtside action during the Men Singles Final.
Mixed Doubles deciding round-robin match.
Club Tournament Action as seen from S. Braddock Ave.


The story of Moses encounter with the burning bush is iconic and as such can suffer from re-tellers errors. Before teaching this story it's really important to go back and read exodus 3 and 4. This is a story where the board is set and everything prepared, it's a story of ignition in more ways than one, it's a story of God's timing not our own, and a story of a master plan greater than the Hebrews, or even Moses, imagined.
Moses had been wandering around with the sheep, not following any real path. He was on the edge of the mountain of God when he'd seen the bush. It had confused him. How could the bush be on fire but not burning. Then he had heard a voice, a voice so familiar and yet he didn't know it at all.
God introduced himself then, the God that Moses had learnt of, the God of Abraham, of Isaac and Jacob, the God of his people. Moses knew people had started to whisper, started to doubt, started to wonder why their God left them as slaves. And here he was, not talking to one of them but to Moses, the runaway, Moses the failed Egyptian and the failed Hebrew too. And then God said the words every Hebrew had longed to hear, the words they thought may never come, He said he saw how they suffered, he said a plan was coming, he said the time had come for then to be free. And not just free, more than free, a people with a land and a beautiful land flowing with milk and honey and every good thing. And his big plan was… Moses.
God was getting frustrated, Could Moses really think a little stutter would stop God's plan, God who had created Moses, created mouths, formed words long before anyone could speak. "Please lord, please, send someone else" Moses begged. God looked at the shaking man before the fiery bush. He was foolish or very brave, arguing with God, but God took pity. I'll send your big brother, Aaron, to meet you, he can walk this path with you so you are not alone. And then the fire was gone and the bush seemed just a tangle of branches and leaves.
God sat up in heaven and sighed at Moses. Couldn't he see the way He had prepared him? God had been putting the different pieces together for years. He had saved Moses from the river. God had given him a safe house to grow up in and knowledge of not only the Egyptians but the Pharaoh. Moses knew the way they cared, the way they fought, the way they judged things to be true. God had sadly known the way Moses real family was treated would eventually break him. He had kept him safe from the Pharaoh when Moses did things wrong, kept him safe as he ran away and had lead him to Jethro and his daughters home. He watched over Moses for years, waiting for the time that it was safe to send him back, waiting for the time the plan could start and God's people could be free.
A few days later Moses left the sheep with his father in law Jethro, he packed up a donkey with a tent and supplies for the journey. Then Moses, his son, and Zipphorah, his wife headed back towards Egypt.


An all-new show for Merthyr in a large, well-located and modern venue.
Merthyr Tydfil Leisure Centre, The Leisure Village, Merthyr Tydfil, CF48 1UT.
This new venture at Merthyr Tydfil will be taking place twice each year and this is to be our very first such show. The Centre is large and modern and boasts much free parking in and around the building. There is level and easy access, plenty of other facilities in the surrounding Leisure Village (including the local Travelodge) and an excellent and reasonable in-house CAFE in the foyer area. The Centre lies alongside the main A470 dual-carriageway and is also close to the recently up-graded A465 "Heads of the Valleys" road. Merthyr town centre is close by with excellent road and rail facilities on hand. We will have some 90 tables tables available and traders will be travelling from all over Wales and England to attend.


2015 – Skateland Murals on south side of Skateland bldg. Hwy 59.
2013-2014 – Musical & Radio Homemaker History in Shenandoah- on shouth side of KMA Broadcasting bldg. 209 N. Elm St.
2012- People for Paws- 809 West Valley St. on south side of the bldg.
2011- Armed Foreces Murals- Five murals inside the Memorial Armory Bldg., W. Thomas Avenue, on the stairway wall leading to the Veteran Memorial Museum. National Guard Mural on display inside the Iowa National Guard Readiness Center, 583. Ferguson Rd.
2010 Jay Memorial Trust – on west side of George Jay Drug Co. Bldg.
2009 - Lloyd Inc. animal and human pharmaceutical company mural - 604 W. Thomas Avenue.
2005 - Elementary School Playground Mural - Shenandoah Elementary School, 601 Dr. Creighton Circle.
2004 - Pioneer Radio Broadcasters & Nurseryman - Henry Fields & Earl May - 800 W. Sheridan Avenue.
2003 - Scenes of Manti located on the west side of the Shenandoah Historical Museum - 800 W. Sheridan Avenue.
2002 - Early Scenes of Shenandoah located on the west side of the Shenandoah Historical Museum - 800 W. Sheridan Avenue.
2001 - Stage & Theatre Mural located on the south side of the Southwest Iowa Theatre - Sportmans Park Road Wabash Trace Nature Trail Map Mural located on the Utility building in Sportmans Park by trail.
2000 - Famous Works of Art Murals located at Get Framed - 911 W. Sheridan Avenue.
1999 & 2000 - Day in the Park Mural located on the east side of Elm Heights - 1203 S. Elm Street.
1998 - Six Themes of Shenandoah Mural located on the west side of the Rabel Building - Blossom & Lowell Street.
1997 - Welcome to Sportsman's Park Mural located on the old Bath House at the Pool - Sportsmans Park Road.
1995 - Tall Corn Coop, Jay's Fountain, Leacox Dome & Henry Field Building Mural located on the west side of the Dollar General Store - 719 W. Sheridan Avenue.
1994 - Train & Depot Mural located on the west side of the Dollar General Store - 719 W. Sheridan Avenue.
Please take a few moments to visit these sites to see the talent of the children who attend the Wabash Arts Camp each year. Guided tours can be arranged by contacting Phyllis Goldberg at 712-246-2516. Please contact Kelly Carey at 712-246-3453 for more information of the Wabash Arts Camp.


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Q: winbind on a Samba only network I have a network of 20 linux servers. My plan was to have one act like a PDC and allow single sign-on for the rest of the servers. The reason I say PDC rather than an ADS system is I want to avaid running LDAP. I will also have things like shares between the machines etc. I have done something like this before however there was a windows ADS controller on the network all ready.
Also I am currently not in front of the machines so I can't give you the full contents of my smb.conf files (only what I remember).
So the story so far.
The PDC
[Global]
    workgroup = MYDOM
    Domain master = yes
    local master = yes
    Domain logons = yes
    security = user
    .............

The clients
[Global]
    workgroup = MYDOM
    Domain master =no
    local master = no
    security = user

Now the first thing is thet testparam for the client tells me it is a stand alone machine. and most of the 'net' commands refuse to work as they say it is a standalone machine.
if I change security to DOMAIN (on the client) then it claims to be a domain member. If I do it on the server it starts claiming it is a BDC. and then any normal commands complain that there is no PDC... Also from the docs I have read you must have security=user for a Samba PDC and Samba Client pair...
The next part of the equation is winbind. As I stated earlier I have managed to get that working with a Real ADS controller. However if use winbind with the configuration I have discribed above if flatly refuses to accept that there is a PDC or Domain present.
So now I am very confused and fustrated.
So the short version of the question is. Can I have a Samba only network, with a Samba PDC, Samba clients, security=user and have winbind do the single sign on for the clients using the PDC.  (and without using LDAP)
Hope this is not too long winded.
James

A: I believe that you definitely need to set your member servers to "security = domain" and then attempt to join the domain (net rpc join -S servername).
Also, there are definitely elements of the samba manual and examples that are either plain wrong or misleading.
If you could post the output of a net rpc join on a member server, that might help debug the problem.
I'm not totally sure about the answer to your final question, but as SAMBA can replace windows for both of the things you want it to do independently, I would assume that it could do both at the same time (be a PDC and a member server).
The winbind error you are getting is because you have "security = user" which effectively means that winbind has no reason to be running because it thinks its a standalone machine.
Finally, please check that you have a "passdb = something" in the configuration of the PDC.
Sorry for the rambling response, but there are alot of things to go wrong and any one of them will make things very broken.
-Bacon

A: If you are looking for a SSO setup, and you have no need for Windows file and print services (ever), then you might be better off setting up Kerberos authentication, which provides just the SSO portion of what you're setting up right now, and can be easily implemented through a small PAM change on each client.
You didn't mention if you would ever have windows clients connecting at some point, so this might be a slightly easier way to deal with your situation.

A: You need to define passwords for your administrator (usually root) and to create machines accounts.  So you have to

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*create a system user for each machine ending with a $ sign:
useradd -d /dev/null -g 100 -s /bin/false -M $

*create a samba password with smbpasswd for each machine.

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Home > Opinions > Music > Should Digital Piracy Be Legal?
Should Digital Piracy Be Legal?
Asked by: sisonjk
Hear Me Out
I'm an artistic person myself, so I can understand why people would want to ensure people are getting paid for their work. At the same time, however, consider things like borrowing music from friends, which would undoubtedly have been done in the past. Or perhaps radio play. You're essentially hearing some music for free, and from that you can formulate your own opinion on the work without having to pay for the music. Technically it might count as a loss of a sale, but if you can gain a sale from someone who likes what they downloaded and want to support you, then to me that's worth it. Because people are going to pirate whether you want them to or not, that's just the way things go. Things like free Spotify help combat that but I think the best option is to make music free.
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WHERE ARE THE Pirates?
Piracy is dead. Pirates no longer sail the seas. It does not have to be illegal if there are no more pirates. Common Sense. Tgere a re e s ew a e g s f a g s gr d dr dz df tdr s g z vs sd Words
Posted by: halocraft0523
Continue to be Illegal
We all would appreciate and love a world where everything is free, but digital piracy should continue to be illegal. Those who produce music, movies, or media expect to have profit from what they have made because it's work they've accomplished.
Illegal downloads and streaming may be lessened if media (movies) and music weren't as pricey.
Money Profit Jobs
Digital piracy should be illegal because it is unfair to be able to access everything for free when producers of music and movies should profit from their work. If digital piracy is illegal then producers will gain more money to hire more employees. This increases job availability and lowers unemployment rates.
The New Plagiarism
I believe that digital piracy should not be legal because, in the world surrounded and indulged in technology, information should not be leaked unless permitted. It the equivalence of plagiarism in the social media era where information is taken and leaked to make it seem like it is their own original work.
Affects Music Sales
Digital piracy has been an ongoing issue in the entertainment business as music is constantly streamed and leaked illegally, in which may affect the certain artist"s music sales. In a study conducted by Economics specialist Robert G. Hammond, he finds that the elasticity of sales with respect to illegal downloads is one-tenth of one percentage point, using within-album variation in illegal downloads and sales. However, the discovery that file sharing is not harmful to individual music artists is "not inconsistent with the well-documented fact that file sharing is harmful to the music industry (the fallacy of composition)."
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Should conspiracy theories such as those surrounding the shooting death in 1996 of Tupac Shakur be granted federal and collegiate funding on the basis of deducing the ultimate truth to their claims?
Is screamo music demonic?
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Do you think Snoop Dogg is a good role model for children?
Is Taylor Swift a fake country singer?
EDM is better than Rock
Is AC/DC a good band?
Should Axl Rose consider permanently separating himself from Guns N' Roses?
Stusents shouldn't listen to music while working at school
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Cima Dieci (Sas dles Diesc in ladino, Cima Dieci in italiano, Zehner o Zehner Spitze in tedesco), è una montagna delle Dolomiti, nel gruppo delle Dolomiti Orientali di Badia, alta 3.026 m.

Cima Dieci fa parte delle montagne dell'alpe di Fanes piccola, cima principale del Sasso di Santa Croce, ed è situata in linea con le altre due cime principali del gruppo, il monte Cavallo e cima Nove.

L'accesso alla montagna avviene dal parco naturale del Fanes partendo dai rifugi Fanes e Lavarella da un versante, e dal Santuario di Santa Croce, situato sopra Pedraces in Badia, percorrendo il sentiero attrezzato numero 7 dall'altro.

Voci correlate
Parco naturale Fanes - Sennes e Braies

Altri progetti

Montagne delle Dolomiti
Montagne dell'Alto Adige
Val Badia


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use Application\Entity\Wordage as Wordage;
use Application\Entity\Outline as Outline;
use Application\Entity\Picture as Picture;
use Application\Entity\File as File;
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use Application\Entity\Schematic as Schematic;
use Application\Entity\Lesson as Lesson;
use Application\Entity\Graphic as Graphic;

use Application\View\Helper\WordageHelper as WordageHelper;
use Application\Service\WordageService as WordageService;

use Application\View\Helper\OutlineHelper as OutlineHelper;
use Application\Service\OutlineService as OutlineService;

use Application\View\Helper\PictureHelper as PictureHelper;
use Application\View\Helper\FileHelper as FileHelper;
use Application\View\Helper\CodeHelper as CodeHelper;
use Application\View\Helper\BaseHelper as BaseHelper;
use Application\View\Helper\ExperienceHelper as ExperienceHelper;

use Application\View\Helper\HeadlineHelper as HeadlineHelper;

use Application\View\Helper\Toolbar as Toolbar;
use Application\View\Helper\Binder as Binder;

use Application\Model\Containers as Containers;
use Application\Entity\Container as ContainerObject;
use Application\View\Helper\ContainerHelper as ContainerHelper;

class CorrespondantController extends AbstractActionController
{
    protected $em;
    protected $authservice;
    protected $username;
    protected $log;
    protected $obj;

    public function __construct()
    {
    }
    public function getEntityManager()
    {
        if (null == $this->em)
        {
	    try {
            	$this->em = $this->getServiceLocator()->get('doctrine.entitymanager.orm_default');
                //$this->em = $this->getServiceLocator()->get('Doctrine\ORM\EntityManager');
            } catch (Exception $e) {
		//print_r($e);
		//print_r($e-getPrevious());
	    }
	}
	return $this->em;
    }
    public function containerAction()
    {
	$this->log = $this->getServiceLocator()->get('log');
        $log = $this->log;
    	$userSession = new Container('user');
	$this->username = $userSession->username;
	$loggedIn = $userSession->loggedin;
	$loggedIn = true;
	if ($loggedIn)
	{
		// Set the Helpers
		$layout = $this->layout();
		foreach($layout->getVariables() as $child)
		{
			$child->setLoggedIn(true);
			$child->setUserName($this->username);
			}
	}
	else
	{
	       return $this->redirect()->toUrl('https://www.evtechnote.us/');
	}
/*
        $em = $this->getEntityManager();

	$new = $this->params()->fromQuery('new');

	if (!is_null($new))
	{
		if ($new == "container")
		{
			$newContainer = new Bag();
			$newContainer->setTitle("new");
			$newContainer->setContainerType("container");
			$newContainer->setUsername("evanwill");
			$newContainer->setBackgroundWidth(600);
			$newContainer->setBackgroundHeight(400);
			$em->persist($newContainer);
			$em->flush();

			return $this->redirect()->toRoute('correspondant');
		}
		else if ($new == "schematic")
                {
			$newContainer = new Schematic();
			$newContainer->setTitle("new");
			$newContainer->setContainerType("schematic");
			$newContainer->setUsername("evanwill");
			$newContainer->setBackgroundWidth(600);
			$newContainer->setBackgroundHeight(400);
			$em->persist($newContainer);
			$em->flush();

			return $this->redirect()->toRoute('correspondant');
		}
		else if ($new == "lesson")
                {
			$newContainer = new Lesson();
			$newContainer->setTitle("new");
			$newContainer->setContainerType("lesson");
			$newContainer->setUsername("evanwill");
			$newContainer->setBackgroundWidth(600);
			$newContainer->setBackgroundHeight(400);
			$em->persist($newContainer);
			$em->flush();

			return $this->redirect()->toRoute('correspondant');
		}
		else if ($new == "graphic")
                {
			$newContainer = new Graphic();
			$newContainer->setTitle("new");
			$newContainer->setContainerType("graphic");
			$newContainer->setUsername("evanwill");
			$newContainer->setBackgroundWidth(600);
			$newContainer->setBackgroundHeight(400);
			$em->persist($newContainer);
			$em->flush();
		}
        }

        $em = $this->getEntityManager();

	$view = new ViewModel();

	$itemArray = Array();
	foreach ($items->toArray() as $num => $item)
	{
		if ($item["type"] == "Container")
		{
			$containerObject = $item["object"];
			$id = $containerObject->getId();
			$username = $containerObject->getUsername();
			$original = $containerObject->getOriginalDate();
			$title = $containerObject->getTitle();
			$background = $containerObject->getBackground();
			$frame = $containerObject->getFrame();
			$backgroundWidth = $containerObject->getBackgroundWidth();
			$backgroundHeight = $containerObject->getBackgroundHeight();
			$bcolor = '#bb22bb';

			$view = new ViewModel(array('id' => $id,
				'username' => $username,
				'original' => $original,
				'title' => $title,
				'background' => $background,
				'backgroundWidth' => $backgroundWidth,
				'backgroundHeight' => $backgroundHeight,
				'frame' => $frame,
			));

			$containerItem = new ContainerHelper();
			$containerItem->setServiceLocator($this->getServiceLocator());
			$containerItem->setViewModel($view);
			$containerItem->setEntityManager($em);
			$containerItem->setContainerObject($containerObject);
			$itemArray[] = $containerItem;
		}
	}
	$view->items = $itemArray;

	$toolbar = new Toolbar();
	$toolbar->setContext("containers");
	$view->toolbar = $toolbar;
	$view->items = $itemArray;

*/
        return $view;
    }
    public function indexAction()
    {
    	$userSession = new Container('user'); // Talk about conflicting names!
	$this->username = $userSession->username;
	$loggedIn = $userSession->loggedin;
	if ($loggedIn)
	{
		// Set the Helpers
		$layout = $this->layout();
		foreach($layout->getVariables() as $child)
		{
			$child->setLoggedIn(true);
			$child->setUserName($this->username);
		}
	}
	else
	{
	       return $this->redirect()->toUrl('https://www.evtechnote.us/');
	}
	$binder = $this->params()->fromQuery("binder");

	if (is_null($binder))
	{
		$binder_id = 1;
	}
	else
	{
		$binder_id = $binder;
	}

	/* Here is an example for you!

	The id for the binder object and database table is the primary id,
	So it is called just 'id'.  Everywhere else, that is, in every
	Other table where the binder_id is used it is called 'binder_id',
	Because it is not the native key to the table (so far that is!)

	So as a result we have the confusing code below!!!
	2DO: Maybe we should use composite keys rather than autonumbers!!!

	*/

	$criteria = array("binder_id" => $binder_id);
	$binderCriteria = array("id" => $binder_id);

	/* See that! */
        $em = $this->getEntityManager();
	$binder= $em->getRepository('Application\Entity\Binder')->findBy($binderCriteria);
	$binders = $em->getRepository('Application\Entity\Binder')->findAll();

	$itemArray = array();
	$view = new ViewModel();
	$ENTITY_ROOT = "Application\\Entity\\";

	$types = array("Wordage","Picture","Experience","File","CodeBase","CodeSample","Outline");

	foreach ($types as $key => $type)
	{
		$entity = $ENTITY_ROOT . $type;
		$items = $em->getRepository($entity)->findBy($criteria);
		foreach	($items as $item)
		{
			// Here is where an factory might be used?
			if (0 == strcmp($type,"Wordage"))
			{
				$helperItem = new WordageHelper();
				$helperItem->setLoggedIn(true);
			}
			else if (0 == strcmp($type,"Picture"))
			{
				$helperItem = new PictureHelper();
			}
			else if (0 == strcmp($type,"Experience"))
			{
				$helperItem = new ExperienceHelper();
			}
			else if (0 == strcmp($type,"CodeBase"))
			{
				$helperItem = new BaseHelper();
			}
			else if (0 == strcmp($type,"CodeSample"))
			{
				$helperItem = new CodeHelper();
			}
			else if (0 == strcmp($type,"File"))
			{
				$helperItem = new FileHelper();
			}
			else if (0 == strcmp($type,"Outline"))
			{
				$helperItem = new OutlineHelper();
			}
			$helperItem->setServiceLocator($this->getServiceLocator());
			$helperItem->setEntityManager($em);
			$helperItem->setViewModel($view);
			$helperItem->setObject($item);
			$itemArray[] = $helperItem;
		}
	}
	$binderItem = $binder[0];

	$binderName = $binderItem->getTitle();
	$binderCount = count($binders);

	$binder2 = new Binder();
	$binder2->setBinderId($binder_id);
	$binder2->setBinderCount($binderCount);
	$binder2->setBinderName($binderName);

	$view->binder = $binder2;

	$view->items = $itemArray;
	return $view;
    }
    public function addAction()
    {
	$this->log = $this->getServiceLocator()->get('log');
        $log = $this->log;
    	$userSession = new Container('user');
	$this->username = $userSession->username;
	$loggedIn = $userSession->loggedin;
	$loggedIn = true;
	if ($loggedIn)
	{
		// Set the Helpers
		$layout = $this->layout();
		foreach($layout->getVariables() as $child)
		{
			$child->setLoggedIn(true);
			$child->setUserName($this->username);
			}
	}
	else
	{
	       return $this->redirect()->toUrl('https://www.evtechnote.us/');
	}

        $em = $this->getEntityManager();
	$type = $this->params()->fromQuery("type");
	if (0==strcmp($type,"Wordage"))
        {
		$newContent = new Wordage();
		$newContent->setTitle("new");
                $newContent->setUsername("ewilliams");
		$newContent->setColumnsize(40);
		$newContent->setBinderId(1);
                $em->persist($newContent);
                $em->flush();
        }
	else if (0==strcmp($type,"Outline"))
	{
		$newContent = new Outline();
		$newContent->setTitle("outline1");
                $newContent->setUsername("ewilliams");
		$newContent->setDescription("test");
		$newContent->setBinderId(1);
                $em->persist($newContent);
                $em->flush();
	}
	return $view;
    }
}

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Blauw-Wit was een handbalvereniging uit het Limburgse kerkdorpje Neerbeek. Blauw-Wit speelde sinds midden jaren zeventig samen met gemeente concurrent Caesar in Sporthal De Haamen. Het eerste herenteam van Blauw-Wit won drie landstitels, twee keer de nationale beker en één keer de Supercup. In 1998 fuseerde Blauw-Wit met Caesar en werden Beeker Fusie Club.

Geschiedenis

Oprichting en rustige jaren (1957-1971)
Handbalvereniging Blauw Wit werd in april 1957 opgericht in het Limburgse dorpje Neerbeek op initiatief van Jo Cleophas en Sjef Nijsten. In de jaren vijftig en zestig leidde de vereniging een tamelijk rustig bestaan, hoewel het ledenaantal bij zowel heren als damesteam gestaag groeide.

Succesvolle jaren (1971-1990)
Begin jaren zeventig vestigde met name de herenafdeling de aandacht op zich. Op 14 maart 1971 werd het heren-juniorenteam van Blauw-Wit landskampioen in Rotterdam. In het seizoen 1972/1973 promoveerde het herenteam na drie seizoenen in de tweede klasse naar de eerste klasse. Binnen enkele seizoenen was de talentvolle groep met klinkende namen als Peter Verjans, Wim Goossens, Cor Vincent en Hub Dohmen in staat om in 1977 de eredivisie binnen te stormen. Inmiddels versterkt door o.a. Piet Kivit (ook als speler/trainer) en broer René Kivit wist de ploeg in 1980 en 1981 de landstitel te veroveren, ten koste van gerenommeerde verenigingen zoals Sittardia en Hermes. Tevens werd in 1979 en 1982 de bekerfinale bereikt, maar verloren van respectievelijk van Sittardia en De Gazellen. Daarnaast waren met name de Europacupwedstrijden tegen IL Zaporozhye en VfL Gummersbach enkele hoogtepunten uit deze periode. In 1981 werd Léon Frissen voorzitter van de club (als opvolger van Pim Vrancken) en leidde de club naar een hoger niveau van professionalisering.

In 1984 trad Guus Cantelberg aan als trainer/coach bij de Neerbeekse ploeg als opvolger van Hans Brouwers. Hij nam een jonge, ambitieuze ploeg op sleeptouw met als meest opvallende speler, Jacques Josten. Andere spelbepalende spelers waren spelverdeler Raymond Steijvers, schutters Ronald Habraken en Arthur Huntjens en cirkelloper Paul Coenen. Cantelberg leidde deze groep in 1986 naar de bekerwinst en in 1988 naar het landskampioenschap. Internationaal werden in deze periode Europacupwedstrijden gespeeld tegen US Kyndill Torshavn, Raba Vasas Eto Györ, THW Kiel en SC Leipzig.

In 1989 speelde het damesteam in de derde zaalhandbaldivisie, maar omdat er veel spelers gestopt waren of elders vertrokken werd het team initieel teruggetrokken voor een bepaalde periode. Het feit dat al drie teams op divisieniveau speelde, werd bij het besluit ook meegenomen. De kostenfactor werd te hoog. Omdat de resterende dames hier fel protest tegen tekenende, werd het bestuurlijk besluit uiteindelijk weer ingetrokken. Het opvolgende seizoen werd het damesteam kampioen van de derde divisie en promoveerde hierdoor naar de tweede divisie.

Nieuwe visie (1990-1997)
In de zomer van 1990 bleek de ingezette professionalisering van de club doodlopend, waardoor meerdere bestuursleden opstapten en potentiële nieuwe spelers toch niet naar Blauw-Wit kwamen. Daarbovenop vertrokken een aantal ervaren spelers én trainer Guus Cantelberg. Resterende bestuursleden, onder het voorzitterschap van Jacques Verjans, zorgden ervoor dat de club niet verging. Sportief besloot men toen te gaan bouwen aan een sterk verjongde ploeg, onder aanvoering van keeper Jacques Josten en later de terugkerende spelverdeler Raymond Steijvers. Deze nieuwe ploeg bevatte een mix van eigen jeugd (o.a. Marcel Eurelings, Remco Jongen) en versterkingen van buiten de vereniging (o.a. Harold Nusser en Claus Veerman) en wist aan het einde van het seizoen 1992/1993 onder leiding van trainer/coach Peter Verjans, de bekerfinale te bereiken én te winnen.

Wederom werd het team verjongd en onder leiding van trainer/coach Paul Coenen slaagde een relatief onervaren ploeg erin om bij aanvang van het seizoen 1993/1994 de Supercup te veroveren tegen het veel sterker geachte en latere landskampioen Sittardia. In dit seizoen werd bovendien in de Citycup de strijd aangebonden met US Ivry uit Frankrijk. Deze sensatie werd opgevolgd door een onverwacht sterk seizoen 1994/1995 van Blauw Wit, waarbij voor het eerst de play-offs werd bereikt om vervolgens als vierde te eindigen.

Inmiddels deed ook de damestak van Blauw Wit van zich spreken door binnen 4 jaar het eerste divisieschap te bereiken. Vaste speelsters als Frisca Knoben, Jolanda Cobben en Lydia Moonen werden aangevuld met bekende speelster van buiten de vereniging, zoals Diana Mouton en Kim Eekhoudt. In het seizoen 1996/1997 klopte men zelfs aan de deur van de vaderlandse eredivisie, maar helaas wist OSC de promotie te voorkomen.<ref>NHV Jaarverslag '96 - '97, NHV, 1997</small></ref> Na afloop van dit seizoen leidden organisatorische en financiële problemen tot het uit elkaar vallen van dit damesteam.

Vanaf het seizoen 1995/1996 kwamen de heren van Blauw Wit wederom onder de hoede van trainer/coach Guus Cantelberg. Ambitieus timmerde de club aan gouden toekomst, maar om de bovenste plaatsen werd deze keer niet meegespeeld. In dit seizoen werden overigens in de Citycup twee wedstrijden verspeeld en verloren op de Canarische Eilanden tegen Cadagua/Galdar.

Doordat het herenteam van Caesar promotie wist af te dwingen in 1996 naar de eredivisie, werd de concurrentie nog groter voor Blauw-Wit. De twee Beekse clubs zochten voor het aanvang van het nieuwe seizoen toenadering en wilden op korte termijn een fusie aangaan. Echter doordat de algemene ledenvergadering van Caesar tegen de fusie stemde ging dit niet door. Het seizoen 1996/1997 werd hierdoor een turbulent seizoen waarin in organisatorische zin het een en ander veranderde. Een nieuw bestuur trad aan en formuleerde een meerjarig beleidsplan, waarin de doelstelling werd geformuleerd: "Inrada/Blauw Wit: kleurrijk naar de top". Uit dit beleidsplan vloeide een aantal maatregelen voor het nieuwe seizoen voort, zoals het aanstellen van een technisch coördinator (Guus Cantelberg), maar bovenal het aantrekken van twee buitenlandse spelers. Uit Zweden werd linkshander Johan Lindahl aangetrokken; bovendien kwamen de Noor Frode Carlsson en veelvuldig international Dick Mastenbroek de gelederen van Blauw Wit versterken.

Fusering (1997-1998)
Blauw Wit greep in het seizoen 1997/1998 naast een play-off plaats, waarna door de zogenaamde degradatiepoule de zevende plaats in de eindrangschikking werd bereikt. Inmiddels waren er vergevorderde plannen om te komen tot een fusie van de andere eredivisieclub uit de gemeente Beek: halgenoot Caesar. Organisatorisch, financieel en bestuurlijk werden de beide handbalverenigingen steeds vaker voor problemen gesteld die zelfstandig niet of nauwelijks opgelost konden worden. Daarnaast was het een wens van het gemeentebestuur te komen tot één handbalvereniging die op meer draagvlak binnen dat bestuur zou kunnen rekenen. Dit alles bracht in 1997 beide besturen bij elkaar en snel werd een projectgroep geformeerd onder voorzitterschap van de wethouder sport en cultuur de heer Constant Henssen. Op 16 april 1998 werd op een bijzondere ledenvergadering met een meerderheid van stemmen besloten tot het aangaan van een fusie tussen beide verenigingen. Per 1 juli 1998 was de fusie een feit en de twee verenigingen gingen samen door als Beeker Fusie Club. Voor de competitie bleek deze fusie geen enkel probleem te zijn. Hoewel beide verenigingen vertegenwoordigd waren in de eredivisie voor wat betreft de mannen en slechts één vereniging nog beschikte over een damesteam op hoog niveau leverde de fusie voor het NHV geen enkel probleem op.

Resultaten

Heren

Dames

Europese wedstrijden

Heren

Lijst van trainers
Heren

Eretitels

Heren

Dames

Blauw-Wit
Sport in Beek (Nederland)
Sportvereniging in Limburg (Nederland)


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Charles Krauthammer's Universe
Why do I do it? When I see Charles Krauthammer's acerbic, caustic mug looking out from the op-ed page, why don't I just turn the page? Why do I read his belligerent drivel? Especially when it is headlined
Obama Shows Ambivalence About U.S.
and it begins with this:
WASHINGTON -- When President Obama returned from his first European trip, I observed that while over there he had been "acting the philosopher-king who hovers above the fray mediating" between America and the world.
You have to wonder about a guy who begins by quoting himself.
Now that Obama has returned from his "Muslim world" pilgrimage, even the left agrees. "Obama's standing above the country, above -- above the world. He's sort of God," Newsweek's Evan Thomas said to a concurring Chris Matthews.
By this point, I should know that we are about to take a journey through Charles krauthammer's world, which I imagine looks something like this:
That's right, in the Krauthammerverse, dogs wear suits, rabbits run butcher shops and this: is Mrs. Krauthammer.
Also, in his world, Charles can read minds. Especially the President's.
Not that Obama considers himself divine. (He sees himself as merely messianic, or, at worst, apostolic.)
How does he know what Barack Obama considers himself to be? He can read minds!
But he's apparently not the only one.
Recently Rush Limbaugh stated:
"I am better than most people but I don't think I'm God. Obama does. He's got a messianic complex."
How does he know? He can read minds! A year earlier, he had this to say:
Obama and a lot of Democrats think Americans and America are backwards. You know that they're embarrassed of this country. They think we deserve to be in a constant state of decline because of our excesses and our bullying and our imperialism. They enjoy the suffering of Americans at the gas pump because they think it's Americans' fault.
In a 2008 editorial, the CarolinaCoastOnline stated:
Well, should Mr. Obama be elected, he plans to change the part about our being able to cling to guns — because he intends to severely curtail our right to cling to them by taking them away
Did Obama ever say anything about taking away guns? he didn't have to, because even the Carolina Coast Online News can read his mind.
But in the Krauthammerverse, not only is the president's mind easy to read, it is filled with "cheap condescension, an unseemly hunger for applause and a willingness to distort history for political effect."
How does the president distort history? Apparently by mentioning it.
He told Iran that, on the one hand, America once helped overthrow an Iranian government, while on the other hand "Iran has played a role in acts of hostage-taking and violence against U.S. troops and civilians."
So, does Krauthammer deny that the US once sponsored a coup against the Iranian government? Not exactly.
A CIA rent-a-mob in a coup 56 years ago does not balance the hostage-takings, throat-slittings, terror bombings and wanton slaughters perpetrated for 30 years by a thug regime in Teheran.
Of course, there might never have been a "thug regime in Tehran" had the CIA not overthrown the democratically elected government of Iran and re-installed the hated Shah as dictator. And it seems unlikely that the Iranians would have considered the US to be their enemy had we not been responsible for the tyrannical oppressive rule of the Shah. So without the CIA "rent-a-mob" coup, there probably would have been no hostage-taking and no terrorist-sponsoring theocrats running Iran. But that's beside the point. The real problem (on planet K-hammer) is Barack Obama's compulsion to find fault with his own country For instance:
Obama offered Muslims a careful admonition about women's rights, noting how denying women education impoverishes a country -- balanced, of course, with "meanwhile, the struggle for women's equality continues in many aspects of American life."
Now to a normal person, living in the real world, that sounds perfectly reasonable. Who would deny that women have yet to realize full equality in the US? (women still earn about 75 cents for every dollar their male counterparts make) But what is Krauthammer's perspective on this?
Well, yes. On the one hand, there certainly is some American university where the women's softball team has received insufficient Title IX funds -- while, on the other hand, Saudi women showing ankle are beaten in the street, Afghan school girls have acid thrown in their faces, and Iranian women are publicly stoned to death for adultery.
Ok, Chuck, no one said that women don't have it a lot worse in the middle east, but are you really saying that the biggest problem faced by American women is Title IX funding?
Did you know that, according to FBI statistics, in 2008, there were 229 forcible rapes reported in Birmingham, Alabama alone. There were 257 just in Anchorage, Alaska. Your home townof New York, NY reported 890 rapes in 2008. And that around 1 million women per year seek medical attention due to domestic violence. I'm sure you must have had some idea, since you were a psychiatrist at massachussets general in the 1970's. But you're going to ignore that, just so you can pretend that Barack Obama was "creating false equivalencies."
Obama undoubtedly thinks he is demonstrating historical magnanimity with all these moral equivalencies and self-flagellating apologetics.
There he goes, reading Obama's mind again. But he's not very good at it, since Barack Obama did not make moral equivalencies or self-flagellate.
Distorting history is not truth-telling, but the telling of soft lies. Creating false equivalencies is not moral leadership, but moral abdication. And hovering above it all, above country and history, is a sign not of transcendence but of a disturbing ambivalence toward one's own country.
No, you know what's disturbing? Someone who refuses to see any fault in one's own country. Someone who brushes aside a history that includes slavery, the genocide against Native Americans, Jim Crow, overthrows of foreign governments (Iran, Guatemala, Chile, etc.) and just insists that anyone who acknowledges our past transgressions is "distorting history." If I thought it were possible for Charles Krauthammer to feel shame, I would suggest that he should be feeling it now. But that would be kind of pointless. Asking Krauthammer to feel shame is like asking a Swede to be Chinese. It just can't happen, and it won't even make sense to the Swede.
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