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Bojangles and Appalachian Mountain Brewery Launch Bojangles Hard Sweet Tea
Some things just go together. That's why Bojangles and Appalachian Mountain Brewery (AMB) have partnered to brew the tasty beverage we didn't know we've been waiting for: Bojangles Hard Sweet Tea.
The two Carolina-born brands joined forces to carefully concoct 2023's newest and best drink – combining Bojangles' knowledge of expertly steeped sweet tea and AMB's award-winning brewing innovation. The result is an easy-drinking, refreshing hard tea, sure to delight fans of both brands, ages 21 and older.
Bojangles is a chain of approximately 800 restaurants spread across 15 states that is famous for its Southern-inspired menu, including boldly flavored fried chicken, made-from-scratch buttermilk biscuits and loads of fixins. The brand was founded in 1977 in Charlotte, North Carolina, which it continues to call home.
AMB opened its taproom in 2013 in Boone, North Carolina, becoming the first brewery in Boone and brewing award-winning, high-quality beers and ciders ever since—including a Great American Beer Festival Gold Medal for Boone Creek Blonde Ale, Gold Medal for their Down South Lager and Silver Medal for Hop Rain Drop IPA.
The collaboration represents a promising new food licensing deal for Bojangles. With millions of loyal fans garnered over its 45-year history, the brand hopes to "tap" into fans' love of all things Bojangles with this new beverage.
"This collaboration is something sweet," said Jackie Woodward, Chief Brand and Marketing Officer for Bojangles. "Partnering with AMB to craft our Legendary Iced Tea into a hard tea for fans of legal drinking age was a natural fit, and the team poured passion into the entire process. We can't wait for fans to try it!"
Bojangles Hard Sweet Tea will be sold only at participating retailers and will not be available at any Bojangles restaurants. The hard tea is expected to hit shelves in March in the form of 12-pack, 12-ounce cans and individual 16-ounce cans. It will be available at independent retailers and chains like Circle K, QT, Sheetz, Spinx, Harris Teeter, ingles, Lowes, Walmart, Food Lion and other retailers in North and South Carolina.
"AMB couldn't be more excited to collaborate with such an iconic Carolina company," said Nathan Kelischek, AMB Founder and Brewmaster. "Bojangles sweet tea is a staple across the South and has earned its 'legendary' title. AMB has always been dedicated to making the highest quality craft beer and cider, and the same can be said for this authentic Bojangles Hard Sweet Tea. We are excited to continue to share our craft in innovative, new ways."
Bojangles Hard Sweet Tea will be perfect for entertaining in spring, vacationing in summer, tailgating in fall, and any occasion when you want to bring the fun. It's always been Bo Time, and now it's also Brew Time!
For more information on Bojangles Hard Sweet Tea, including updates on release timing and participating retailers, please follow the fun @BoHardTea on Instagram and Twitter, as well as @Bojangles Hard Tea on Facebook.


Hello dear readers ! We just finished celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi festival in a traditional and grand manner with most of our family members around . Coming out of the festive mood September is again a busy month with sons exams around the corner . But in leisure blogging is a real stress buster . Today I'm gonna share a recipe of cheesy bread delight which I had tried sometime back . I adapted the recipe from my F.b and blogger friend Sushma Mallya who blogs at Authentic food delights . Do pop in her blog to find many interesting recipes .
Mix all the ingredients mentioned under filling to a smooth paste .
Apply butter on both the sides of the bread .
Toast it for few seconds .
Apply the filling over one side only .
Bake in a preheated oven for 5-6 minutes until the cheese melts.
You may roast it over a tawa also .


Now it is time to update this series with some new articles regarding the new Launchers and Choosers in Mango.
BingMapsTask: Allows an application to launch the Bing Maps application centered at the location specified with the Center property or at the user's current location. If SearchTerm is set, locations matching the search term are tagged on the map.
BingMapsDirectionsTask: Allows an application to launch the Bing Maps application, specifying a starting location or an ending location, or both, for which driving directions are displayed.
AddressChooserTask: Allows an application to launch the Contacts application. Use this to obtain the physical address of a contact selected by the user.
GameInviteTask: Allows an application to show a game invite screen that allows the user to invite players to a multiplayer game session.
SaveRingtoneTask: Enables an application to launch the ringtones application. Use the SaveRingtoneTask to allow users to save a ringtone from your application to the system ringtones list.
SaveContactTask: launches a dialog that allows the user to save a new contact.
Each of the Chooser shave their own set of properties, but after setting any of them up, you need to call the Show() method in order to show them to the user. Unlike launchers, you have to give your chooser a way to return data. This is done using the choosers Completed event.
That was all about the new Launchers and Choosers in Mango. In the next few posts I am going to explain in more details how to use each of the new tasks in details, so that you can build a consistent and fully functional app.


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Each year tens of thousands of activities take place across the UK to mark Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD). As we get closer to HMD 2022 activities will appear on our map so that you can find out what is happening near you.
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HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY 2022
Thursday, 27 January 2022, - 13:00
Join Doughty Street for a 1 hour online event for Holocaust Memorial Day. The event will feature a video episode of the Better Human Podcast, featuring a fascinating interview between Adam Wagner, the daughter of a Holocaust survivor and the grand...
David Cesarani Holocaust Memorial Lecture
Monday, 24 January 2022, - 18:30
Re-presenting the Holocaust at the Imperial War Museum
James Bulgin
Head of Content for the new Holocaust Galleries, Imperial War Museums
James started work on the project in 2016. Before joining IWM James worked as a commercia...
Goethe-Institut - Online Film Screening - 'Tacheles-The Heart of the Matter'
Thursday, 27 January 2022,
This online film is available between Thursday 7.00pm 27th January and Sunday 7.00pm 30th January 2022.
Yaar is a young Jewish Berliner who wants to become a game designer. His first project is...
Big Sonia documentary on Together TV
Big Sonia follows the story of, inspirational speaker, businesswoman, and Holocaust survivor, Sonia Warshawski on her journey to inspire countless people to feel their trauma and to raise awareness of what hate can do.
After a lifetime of k...
Belsen: Our Story documentary on Together TV
Using unique interviews with those who were there, this moving film reveals the true experience of life inside the infamous Bergen-Belsen concentration camp where over 50,000 people - mostly Jews - died, primarily from starvation and disease in th...
HMD Assembly 2022
Monday, 24 January 2022, - 14:00 to Friday, 28 January 2022, 14:00
We are delivering a HMD assembly to all year groups (7-13) throughout the week from 24th January.
We will encourage all students to find out more following the assemblies, and to see how they can get involved themselves. We will encourage...
Goethe-Institut - Online Film Conversation - 'Tacheles-The Heart of the Matter' Online Q&A
Friday, 28 January 2022,
Friday 28th January 6.00 - 7.00pm
Following International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Accompanying our presentation of the film Tacheles –The Heart of the Matter in the cinema on 27 January 2022 and online from 27 – 30 January 2022 we...
Anne Frank documentary on Together TV
This telling of the story of Anne Frank's diary is told by her step-sister and Auschwitz survivor, Eva Schloss.
The two young girls lives ran in parallel through the Nazi occupation of Europe but would both have very different outcomes.
Vivienne Cato talks about her mother, Eva Cato
Zoom talk available nationally to all members of the British Federation of Women Graduates. Following the talk a question and answer session is held.
We are welcoming two external speakers (survivors or children of survivors of the Holocaust) to the school (from company G2G) to present to Years 9 and 10 on Tuesday 25th and Wednesday 26th January.
For the other year groups, we have two Y13...
Planting of a memorial oak tree
Sunday, 16 January 2022,
Planting of a special oak tree to commemorate the thousands of Jewish refugees who managed to find refuge in Britain from Nazi persecution in Europe, and the massive contribution they have since made to every aspect of British culture, industry an...
u3a & G2G - The Story of Alice Svarin
Wednesday, 26 January 2022, - 14:00
A special online event for u3a members across the UK.
Vera Bernstein, a speaker from Generation2Generation, will present her mother's remarkable story of survival
This event will be held online via Zoom and is for u3a members only
Kindertransport and the Harwich Memorial Statue
Talk on the Kinder Transport, focusing on Harwich and the campaign to install a statue to commemorate this. It will be given to the "Thursday Circle" group of Wimpole Methodist Church, Colchester.
Assembly with a Holocaust Survivor
A Holocaust survivor will be speaking to all of our Y11 students during their RE lesson
PASSPORTS FOR LIFE: A discussion on the Ładoś Group
Tuesday, 25 January 2022, - 18:30
Talk and Panel Discussion with Monika Maniewska, Pilecki Institute researcher and member of the International Committee of the Ładoś Group and Roger Moorhouse, Historian
80 years ago, in 1941, in Bern, Switzerland, Polish diplomats in coope...
Generation2Generation Talk in School
Students at our school will hear talks from Generation2Generation's second generation Holocaust survivors. These sessions will take place in their History classes.
The programme includes inputs from the Mayor of Ipswich, Holocaust survivors and third generation, local schools, the Refugee Council, the Police and Victim Support.
Portishead Library Holocaust Memorial Day 2022 Display
Friday, 14 January 2022, - 09:00 to Friday, 4 February 2022, 17:00
Portishead Library will be putting together a book display to mark Holocaust Memorial Day 2022. This will include child and adult fiction and nonfiction books. Hoping to get people thinking about the Holocaust and other genocides, including thinki...
PASSPORTS FOR LIFE' An Exhibition of the Ładoś Group - Polish Diplomats who saved Jewish people during WWII
Wednesday, 8 December 2021, - 11:00 to Friday, 28 January 2022, 18:00
Passports for Life - Exhibition on Ładoś's list opens on Wednesday 8 December 2021 at Clapham Library and continues to 28 January 2022.
The Ładoś Group, operating in Switzerland during WWII, was composed of Polish diplomats and representat...

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Q: Is it possible to declare C# method / function while debugging? Let's say you envision some extension method that would transform an object in some way into something useful for debugging purposes.  One is example is a sqlCommand.ToScript()  extension method that would return a string of the T-SQL script version of what it is about execute (it would declare parameters at the top of the script etc.) You'd like that extension method (or at least some function / method) to be available while debugging, but you don't want to actually define it in your code base as it would feel like clutter to the team.
I don't think Immediate Window can define functions, can it?  There is the C# Interactive Window, but can that interact with the currently executing stack after I hit a breakpoint?
I've heard Reflection.Emit() can add new code at run time.  Can I use that somehow?

A: Apart from extending Immediate Window or creating new extension for VS, I can think of the following solutions to let you have some debug methods:

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*Using #if DEBUG + Partial Classes or Extension Methods

*Using Conditional Reference + Extension Methods

*Using Assembly.Load in Immediate Window + Extension Methods

I'll share example for each of the above solutions.
Using #if DEBUG + Partial Classes or Extension Methods
You can use #if DEBUG. For types in your code base, you can group the debug methods into another parts of your class using partial classes, like this:
public partial class MyClass
{
#if DEBUG
    public string SaySomething()
    {
        return "Something!";
    }
#endif
}

For types which doesn't belong to you , you can use extension methods like this (You can also use this solution for the types which belongs to you):
public static class SqlCommandExtensions
{
#if DEBUG
    public static string SaySomething(this SqlCommand command)
    {
        return "Something!";
    }
#endif
}

Using Conditional Reference + Extension Methods
If you would like to put all these code in a different library, you car create a class library and put the extension classes in global namespace (no namespace) and then add a conditional reference:
<ItemGroup Condition=" '$(Configuration)' == 'Debug' ">
  <Reference Include="GlobalExtensions">
    <HintPath>..\Somewhere\GlobalExtensions.dll</HintPath>
  </Reference>
</ItemGroup>

In this solution, you don't need if debug.
public static class SqlCommandExtensions
{
    public static string SaySomething(this SqlCommand command)
    {
        return "Something!";
    }
}

Using Assembly.Load in Immediate Window + Extension Methods
As another option, you can create another assembly and then put these extension methods in global namespace (no namespace) in that assembly. Then without adding reference, and just at debug time, in the immediate window you can use them:
Assembly.LoadFile(@"C:\Somewhere\GlobalExtensions.dll")
yourSqlCommand.SaySomething()

In this solution, you don't need if debug, you also don't need any add reference and it's only available at debug time and immediate window:
public static class SqlCommandExtensions
{
    public static string SaySomething(this SqlCommand command)
    {
        return "Something!";
    }
}

You will not have intellisense for it in immediate Window, but it works.

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Just looked up tonight's show, just in case, it's her FAVORITE THINGS.
Why did Lucy stop doing talk shows from 1986? Was it because of the failure with Life With Lucy?
Of course, she thought her fans had deserted her, they didn`t love her anymore. She thanked God for the Kennedy Center Honors a few weeks later, ever notice how stunned she is at the ovation she gets there.
I can't make out what Bette says around the 36 second mark. "She came to the..." ? Trailer?
I've played it back over and over and it sounds like maybe the VENUE where Lucy saw her playing, maybe the Trocadaro or something like that. I'm more concerned with the "Lucy was so tall", the tallest person i ever saw. Maybe she was sitting when Lucy came in to meet her?
LOL! I know - that seemed strange when she said that. Unfortunately though I am unable to watch it for some reason now - it's been removed from Australian YouTube when I click on it
Yes, "trailer". And this never aired on the actual program. It's a featured "webisode" on Okra's site, along with a few other clips:
Exclusive Webisode: Bette Midler's Memorable Meeting with Lucille Ball
Where does a legendary funny woman find inspiration? For Bette Midler, it was Lucille Ball, the star of her all-time favorite TV show, I Love Lucy. Watch as Bette reveals intimate details about the time she visited Lucille's home for a once-in-a-lifetime game of Scrabble.
http://www.oprah.com...le-Ball-Video_1
Great 'stuff' to feed to the chronology - thanks for sharing...JK
I've watched that thing over and over and can't get OVER how great Bette looks there. Great story too.
Annaleigh 296
That's all, brother.
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So sad.. I wonder how things would be if they never did that show. Would've saved her a lot of heartache and disappointment.
Do you think she would have lived longer if she never did LWL?
Yes, as work was her life and that was the last major work she did. Fearing her fans did not love her anymore and being called names in the papers with The Queen is Dead headlines, that killed her a lot faster than the burst aorta.
Amen to that. She lived to work, I bet she would've kept more healthy also.
I wonder how Lucy would feel now with the love that remains for her, especially younger generations. She probably would be just as humble and grateful.
Not just the love that remains but rather the love that keeps growing.
Yes, one of O's better interviews with The Divine Miss M but I think (biased that I am!) she should have been the whole hour -- her career, life as Mom & wife, work restoring NYC parks all could have been lengthened, elaborated on. Nothing against Miss Simpson but Bette is worthy of her own full hour!
Oh definitely, she's had a fascinating life too, great career, ups and downs, gay icon, movies, her foray into TV, her marriage to a performance artist and daughter who looks exactly like her, well, the old her anyway. And you forgot her famous Halloween parties. In Hawaii no less.
Add Patricia Clarkson to the list.
Tom Hanks, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Ari Graynorand Martha Plimpton performed at the Lapham's Quarterly 1950s Decades Ball at Capitale on Monday. "Lincoln" writer Tony Kushner read William Faulkner's 1950 Nobel Peace Prize speech, joking, "I'd like to thank the academy. Wait, wrong speech." Hanks performed a scene from Hitchcock's "North by Northwest," at the Montblanc event with Patricia Clarkson, who told us her favorite thing about the decade was "I Love Lucy."
http://www.nypost.com/p/pagesix/celebrated_eRA8i3RDijbsaue5HNCgIJ#.UbCfYiHzpmw.email
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And my love of Patricia Clarkson only grows.
W O W , me too!
But let's not forget how excited we all were when we found out Amanda Bynes was a HUGE Lucy fan!
LOL! When she was pictured in Buffalo a couple of weeks ago, I feared she was en route to the museum!
She just wants to go to jail so Phil Spector can do her hair, she looks like cousin IT lately.
I feel bad joking about her, I don't think and this is just MHO but not sure all her behavior is drug-induced but perhaps also/or mental issues, you know? So I don't feel jumping on the poking fun bandwagon just yet till we find out (if ever) what's really going on with her. Whatever the issue(s) is/are, I think it's certainly a sad huge waste of what once was a very talented young individual. Such a waste!
Might be a long wait, we're still trying to find out hat the hell Lohan's problem is.


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Nobel Peace Prize 2017: International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN)
Finally, the committee in Oslo that picks a winner of the Nobel Peace Prize each year selected in 2017 an awardee that is a true embodiment of the intended legacy of Alfred Nobel when he established the prize more than a century ago. It is also a long overdue acknowledgement of the extraordinary dedication of anti-nuclear activists around the planet who for decades have done all in their power to rid the world of this infernal weaponry before it inflicts catastrophe upon all living beings even more unspeakable that what befell the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on two infamous days in August 1945. Such a prize result was actually anticipated days before the announcement by Fredrik Heffermehl, a crusading Norwegian critic of past departures from Nobel's vision by the prize committee. In making the prediction that the 2017 prize would be given in recognition of anti-nuclear activism Heffermehl prophetically relied on the outlook of the current chair of the Nobel selection committee, a distinguished Norwegian lawyer, Berit Reiss-Andersen, who has publicly affirmed her belief in the correlation between adherence to international law and world peace.
The recipient of the prize is ICAN, International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, a coalition of more than 450 civil society groups around the world that is justly credited with spreading an awareness of the dire humanitarian impacts of nuclear weapons and of making the heroic effort to generate grassroots pressure sufficient to allow for the adoption of the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons by 122 UN members on 7 July 2017 (known as the 'BAN Treaty'). The treaty was officially signed by 53 governments of UN member states this September, and will come into force when 50 instruments of ratifications have been deposited at UN Headquarters, which suggests its legal status will soon be realized as signature is almost always followed by ratification.
The core provision of the BAN Treaty sets forth an unconditional legal prohibition of the weaponry that is notable for its comprehensiveness—the prohibition extends to "the developing, testing, producing, manufacturing, possessing, stockpiling and deploying nuclear weapons, transferring or receiving them from others, using or threatening to use them, or allowing any stationing or deployment of nuclear weapons on national territories of signatories, and assisting, encouraging, or inducing any of these prohibited acts." Each signatory state is obligated to develop "legal, administrative and other measures, including the imposition of penal sanctions, to prevent and suppress" activities prohibited by the treaty. It should be understood that the prohibition contributes to the further delegitimation of nuclear weapons, but it does nothing directly by way of disarmament.
The BAN Treaty no where claims to mandate disarmament except by an extension of the reasoning that if something is prohibited, then it should certainly not be possessed, and the conscientious move would be to seek a prudent way to get rid of the weaponry step by step. In this regard it is notable that none of the nuclear weapons states are expected to be parties to the BAN Treaty, and therefore are under no immediate legal obligation to respect the prohibition or implement its purpose by seeking a disarmament arrangement. A next step for the ICAN coalition might be to have the BAN prohibition declared by the UN General Assembly and other institutions around the world (from cities to the UN System) to be binding on all political actors (whether parties to the treaty or not), an expression of what international lawyers call 'peremptory norms,' those that are binding and authoritative without treaty membership and cannot be changed by the action of sovereign states.
Standing in opposition to the BAN Treaty are all of the present nuclear weapons states, led by the United States. Indeed, all five permanent members (P-5) of the UN Security Council and their allies refused to join in this legal prohibition of nuclear weapons, and to a disturbing degree, seem addicted sustainers of the war system in its most horrific dimensions. Their rationale for such a posture can be reduced to the proposition that deterrence is more congenial than disarmament. Yet the nuclearism is a deeply discrediting contention that the P-5 provide the foundations of responsible global leadership, and therefore have accorded favorable status.
What the BAN Treaty makes clear is the cleavage between those who want to get rid of the weaponry, and regard international law as a crucial step in this process, and those who prefer to take their chances by retaining and even further developing this omnicidal weaponry and then hoping for the best. Leaders like Donald Trump and Kim Jung-un make us aware of how irresponsible it is to hope to avoid the use of nuclear weapons over time when such unstable and impulsive individuals are only an arm's reach away from decreeing a nuclear Armageddon. What the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 should have taught the world, but didn't, is that even highly rational governments of the world's most powerful states can come within a hair's breath of launching a nuclear war merely to avoid an appearance of geopolitical weakness (the U.S. initial refusal to remove nuclear missiles deployed in Turkey even though they were already scheduled for removal because obsolete as it feared that such a step would be taken as a sign of weakness in its rivalry with the Soviet Union). Further, we know that it was only the unusual and unexpected willingness of an unheralded Soviet submarine officer to disobey a rogue order to fire off a nuclear missile that then saved the world from a terrifying chain of events.
The nuclear weapons states, governed by political realists, basically have no trust in law or morality when it comes to national security, but base their faith in the hyper-rationality of destructive military power, which in the nuclear age is expressed in the arcane idiom of deterrence, an idea more transparently known in the Cold War Era as Mutually Assured Destruction (or MAD!!). It is impossible to grasp the essential links between geopolitical ambition and security without understanding the complementary relationship of deterrence and the nonproliferation regime (its geopolitical implementation to avoid the disarmament obligation of Article VI).
In essence, the grandest Faustian Bargain of all times is contained within the confines of the Nonproliferation Regime, which is a geopolitical instrument of control by permanently dividing the world between those that have the bomb and decide who else should be allowed to develop the capability and those who are without the bomb but also without any way to secure a world in which no political actor possesses a nuclear weapons option. In a central respect, the issue between the militarized leadership of the nuclear weapons states and the peoples of the world is a question of trust—that is, a matter of geopolitics as practiced versus international law if reliably implemented.
Everything in the human domain is contingent, including even species survival. This makes it rational to be prudent, especially in relation to risks that have no upper limit, and could produce massive suffering and devastation far beyond tragedies of the past. Of course, there are also risks with a world legally committed to prohibit the possession, threat, and use of nuclear weapons, although if nuclear disarmament were to carry forward the overriding intent of the BAN Treaty, a disarming process would seek with the greatest possible diligence to minimize these risks. A world without nuclear weapons would almost certainly be a safer, saner, more humane world than the one we now inhabit.
Beyond that it would move national and international policy away from the gross immorality of a security system premised on mass destruction of civilian life along with assorted secondary effects of 'nuclear famine' caused by dense smoke blockage of the sun, potentially imperiling the wellbeing of all inhabitants of the planet. The dissemination of toxic radiation as far as winds will carry is an inevitable side effect with disastrous consequences even for future generations. Such an ecocidal gamble is not only a throw of the dice with respect to the human future but also in relation to the habitability of the planet by every living species. As such, it profiles an aggravated form of Crimes Against Nature, which while not codified, epitomize the peak of anthropogenic hubris.
It with these considerations in mind that one reads with consternation the cynical, flippant, and condescending response of The Economist: "This year's Nobel peace prize rewards a nice but pointless idea." Such a choice of words, 'nice,' 'pointless' tells it all. What is being expressed is the elite mainstream consensus that it is the height of futility to challenge conventional realist wisdom, that is, the Faustian Bargain mentioned earlier. The challenge is declared futile without even considering the dubious record of geopolitics over the centuries of war upon war, which in the process has deprived humanity of untold resources wasted on generations of deadly weaponry that have inflicted massive suffering and could have been put to many far better and necessary uses.
Of course, the BAN Treaty as an expression of faith in the path of international law and morality radically diverges conceptually and behaviorally from the political path of nuclearism, hard power, and political realism. It will require nothing less than a passionate and determined mobilization of peoples throughout the world to get rid of nuclear weapons, and its accompanying deep ideology of nuclearism. This is a far preferable alternative than passively waiting for the occurrence of a traumatizing sequence of events that so jolt political consciousness as to topple the power structures that now shape security policy throughout the world.
What the BAN Treaty achieves, and the Nobel Prize recognizes, is that the cleavage is now clear between international law and geopolitics with respect to nuclear weapons. The BAN Treaty provides likeminded governments and animated citizen pilgrim throughout the world with a roadmap for closing the gap from the side of law and morality. It will be an epic struggle, but now at least there are some reasons to be hopeful, which should itself strengthen the political will of the global community of anti-nuclear militants. It is helpful to appreciate that this BAN Treaty was achieved despite the strenuous opposition of the geopolitical forces that run the world order system. Just as Nehru read the outcome of the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-05 as a decisive sign that European colonialism was vulnerable to national resistance, despite military inferiority, so let us believe and act as if this occasion of the Nobel Peace Prize is another tipping point in the balance between morality/legality on one side and violent geopolitics on the other.
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Categories BAN Treaty, Commentary, Crimes of State, Global Governance, Heffermehl, International & Global Law, Reflections
The Nuclear Challenge (8): 70 Years After Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Civil Society Activism on Behalf of Nuclear Zero
The Jeffersonian faith in the future of democracy rested on the cumulative impact of education on citizen participation encouraging a robust and vigilant civil society. The United States has developed a number of institutional paths to academic excellence, and can claim world leadership in crafting the modern university experience. At the same time, this type of excellence has become increasingly a disappointment from a Jeffersonian perspective, with the quality of American democracy declining in many respects since the earliest years of the republic despite several crossing several humane thresholds: including ending slavery, enfranchising women, and more recently, legally entrenching same sex marriage. Yet the role of money as linked to corporate power as well as the lavish funding of special interest lobbies has undermined the functioning of government and university education of, by, and for the people. There are several plausible explanations of this outcome that have nothing, or little to do, with the nature of the educational experience, yet I believe that our high schools and universities bear a significant responsibility for qualitative decline of democracy, which is also a result of education itself being relegated to a role of providing a skilled labor force for the neoliberal world economy that includes what I would label as 'normative pacification.'
I would relate this contention to the tendency of most universities, with a few notable exceptions, to conceive of their primary role as one of imparting knowledge, by and large avoiding normative domains of ethics and citizenship. In the midst of the Vietnam War there was a brief period of epistemological revolt on the part of students on many college campuses that was carried out under the unifying banner of 'relevance,' which was a code word for what I would prefer to call engaged citizenship. This rallying cry for relevance translated into demands by students for participation in all aspects of their educational experience, and more broadly with respect to societal life. Underneath this call was an insistence on normative knowledge, how American society might be made more equitable and satisfying for all of its residents. Although the initial motivation for the student movement of the 1960s was the perceived imprudence and wrongfulness of the Vietnam War, unjustifiably endangering life and limb of young American males via the draft, the activist agenda was deeper and broader, being constructed around a proposed invigoration of democracy in the critical spirit of "as if people mattered." The triple revolution (calls for universal controlled disarmament, reform of the Democratic Party, and university reform) proclaimed in the Port Huron founding document of Students for a Democratic Society in 1962 or the Mario Savio clarion call at Berkeley two years later on behalf of the Free Speech Movement to "put your bodies upon the gears" of the machine that was destroying meaningful life were signifiers of this preoccupation with what needed to be done to make democracy work on the home front.
This student movement and its wider reverberations became increasingly threatening to mainstream American society, especially as it lengthened its agenda to accommodate an emergent militant feminism, glimmerings of LBGT movement, Black Panther radical anti-racism, and a grassroots cultural Spring featuring flower girls, psychedelic drugs, and rock music. Although these movements persisted, and realized many goals, there occurred a well-funded backlash orchestrated under the auspices of what Richard Nixon called 'the silent majority,' which itself seemed to derive from Jerry Falwell's 'moral majority.' We should also not forget that the 1960s were a decade of political assassinations that were unwittingly very effecting in bursting the balloon of an incipient cultural revolution: John F. Kennedy (1963), Malcolm X (1965), Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy (1968). It must also be acknowledged that the bright promise of this period also collapsed under its own weight, a series of internal contradictions dramatized by two grisly incidents in 1969: the Manson Family murders and a homicide committed by the Hells Angels in the course of an unruly Rolling Stone concert at the Altamonte Speedway. These occurrences, in particular, epitomized what middle America thought was 'the new normal' being brought about by those who were celebrating the 1960s as inaugurating a new era of permissivness.
An active and anxious political consciousness associated with the menace of nuclear war was an integral part of the early phases of the Cold War, highlighted by the Berlin crises climaxing in the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 that might well have produced a nuclear exchange had not cooler heads prevailed in Moscow and the most belligerent voices in Washington kept in check. The peace movement expressed its anti-nuclear mood by adopting the survival slogan "better red than dead." Despite this display of biopolitical common sense, the operational code of the established order, at least in the West, mindlessly based its strategic doctrine and geopolitical activities on the opposite sentiment of "better dead than red," privileging regime survival over human survival. Any doubt as to this morbid orientation was removed by building an elaborate underground shelter structure designed exclusively to enable the political leadership of the country to carry on the work of government in the aftermath of a nuclear attack even if American society was substantially destroyed—its people slaughtered, its cities reduced to rubble, and its smoke-filled skies saturated with intense radiation. School children were instructed in these years to duck beneath classroom desks, a pathetic gesture of official concern for protecting the wellbeing of the nation's young people, which did more to call attention to their vulnerability than it did to offer them safety in the event of nuclear war.
Many of us who were old enough to assess this period of bipolar confrontation and mad doctrines of Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD) came haltingly to the conclusion that only the peoples of the world could emancipate the world from the militarists who were exerting almost total control over the governing process in the countries possessing nuclear warheads. It was this turn to civil society, accompanied by mobilizing efforts in an atmosphere of grassroots fear and apprehension, that produced a measure of political pushback that mounted principled challenges to the moral, political, and cultural postulates of nuclearism, challenges that could be met in the end only by the elimination of the weaponry.
Such anti-nuclear radicalism, although gaining many adherents throughout the world and a few surges of support, never threatened the nuclear weapons establishments around the world in any sustained way. What seemed more effective from a political perspective were liberal incremental initiatives that focused on the excesses of nuclearism such as first strike technology and doctrine and an unregulated arms race, and didn't view it as realistic to question nuclearism itself. The 'freeze movement' that peaked in 1980 was a characteristic liberal effort to curtail the nuclear arms race without directly challenging the wisdom, morality, legality, and most of all the structure of belief and bureaucratic commitment to continuing to ground the security of the West on its reliance on nuclear weaponry. Societal support for such liberal initiatives ebbed and flowed, seemingly tracking the rise and fall of fears in the general public that nuclear warfare would occur as a consequence of Cold War geopolitics. This liberal orientation may have moderated the arms race and mitigated the risks of unintentional nuclear war, but it proved irrelevant, or worse, with respect to the existence and partial normalization of nuclear weaponry as the ultimate foundation of the global security system.
In many respects, the civil society focus shifted from activism to education, a process accelerated by the end of the Cold War, which induced a different set of concerns that can be comprehended as societal complacency or denial. Such attitudes gave rise to a new variety of false consciousness with respect to nuclear weapons, understating risks and ignoring opportunities. The immediate aftermath of the Cold War in the decade of 1990s provided the best geopolitical opening since Hiroshima for the elimination of nuclear weapons, but the leadership in nuclear weapons states saw no reason to depart from its nuclear comfort zone by engaging with a disarmament process. The absence of pressure from below meant that the nuclear status quo would not be significantly questioned despite the erosion of the deterrence rationale that had served as the principal justification for nuclearism put forward by the realist consensus throughout the entire Cold War.
Seeking out of deep resolve to fill this political and normative vacuum with respect to nuclear policy, which is itself a disturbing sign of the times, are a few largely educational efforts of which the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation and Lawyers Committee on Nuclear Policy are two of the longest lasting, most dedicated, and most respected. In my view, although strongly supportive of such an educational outreach, premised on the supreme sanity of the belief that only a world of zero nuclear weapons is morally and political sustainable, these organizations do not clearly enough draw a line separating the stabilizing managerial impulses underlying arms control and the maintenance of the nonproliferation regime from their proclaimed and genuine transformative raison d'ětre of nuclear disarmament. As a result the educational message conveyed is incomplete, and in my view, confusing. To some extent this ambiguity it understandable, and even commendable: nuclear disarmament is not currently on the political agenda in any meaningful sense, and so nudging the nuclear status quo may in certain respects reduce immediate risks (for example, moving away from hair trigger alert for strategic missile forces). From this angle, it makes a certain sense to exert a short-term policy influence by supportive arms control measures while reserving purely educational efforts to explaining the strong case for a world without nuclear weapons with or without an accompanying demilitarization of securitization and geopolitical interaction. What is left insufficiently explored is whether arms control/nonproliferation has the negative effect of sucking most of the energy away from more drastic repudiations of nuclearism.
There are two issues that relate to filling the educational gap created by the failure of universities to prepare students to be citizens in the nuclear age:
–first, the shift of the center of pedagogic gravity from academic institutions to civil society organizations, most notably the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation;
–secondly, to explore whether the path to nuclear disarmament can proceed in tandem with arms control and the nonproliferation regime, or that a choice must be made and explained as between these two approaches. I believe the long record since 1945 of incremental small steps forward combined with the structural rigidity of the nuclear establishment points in the direction of incompatibility. As counter-intuitive as it may sound, the most credible strategy for achieving a world without nuclear weapons requires, in my view, a renunciation of the logic of arms control and nonproliferation. And even a step further, the advocacy of nuclear disarmament must become joined at the hip with the recognition that global demilitarization and conventional disarmament are part of a retrofitted political package of unconditional anti-nuclearism.
Tags: 1960s, Altamont Speedway Concert, educational activism, Manson Family, moral epistemology, nuclear weapons, Port Huron Statement
Categories Altamont Speedway Concert, Commentary, education, educational reform, Mario Savio, nonproliferation, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, nuclear education, Nuclear Weapons, Port Huron Statement, Reflections, Thomas Jefferson


NRMA Insurance funds an indoor Twilight Soccer Program in Sydney's western suburbs in conjunction with Bankstown City Council. We talked to Council Project Officer Youth Crime Prevention, Melissa Semeri, about why the initiative is so important.
How long have you been running the twilight soccer program?
How many kids take part?
Is it just about the soccer?
"The soccer is the biggest part of the program but there are other important elements. It's also about learning teamwork and life skills such as anger management. In the first week they choose their team name together and do their own code of conduct. In it they outline how they're going to behave during the tournament and cover subjects like respect and team building.
During the program they also learn about road safety and cyber-safety. On one evening we have the local police come and run a workshop for them as well. At the end the winners get a trophy and we give prizes for a 100% attendance, which is at least half of the kids."
What's the motivation behind the initiative?
"We work in partnership with a lot of the youth services in our area and mainly the purpose of the Twilight Soccer Program is to provide a safe place for the kids to come and hang out with friends and to meet new friends outside their normal peer groups.
How does NRMA Insurance get behind it?
What makes the program so valuable?
For more information on the Twilight Soccer Program visit the Bankstown City Council website.


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Gardaí at the scene of the shooting of John Gibson in 2017.
A 22 YEAR-OLD man has been arrested in relation to the fatal shooting of fitness instructor John Gibson more than 18 months ago.
The father-of-two was shot a number of times in a car park at Fortunestown Lane near Citywest Village Shopping Centre on 18 September, 2017.
Investigating gardaí believed that the deceased was killed as part of a local feud.
This morning, gardaí in Tallaght arrested a man in connection with their investigation.
The arrested man is currently being detained at Tallaght Garda Station under Section 30 of the Offences Against the State Act 1939.
Gardaí added that investigations into the shooting are ongoing.
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The discovery of gold in the 1850s and 60s is the most significant event in the evolution of the state of Victoria.
Fuelled by extravagant stories of wealth gained at the 1849 Californian gold rush, gold fever hit Victoria following the early gold discoveries in and around Clunes, Warrandyte and Ballarat. But the real rush began with the discovery of the Mount Alexander goldfield 60 kilometres north-east of Ballarat.
Between 1850 and 1900, Bendigo produced the most gold in the world. Today, the amount found would be worth around nine billion dollars.
Mt Alexander goldfield's largest nugget was found in 1855 at Golden Gully by some inexperienced miners who had been sent to a 'duffer' or empty claim. On just their second day digging they discovered the 1008 ounce, 'damper-shaped' nugget and named it in honour of the area's popular gold commissioner, Mr Heron.
The small town of Moliagul became famous when a 69-kilogram gold nugget was found in 1869 at Bulldog Gully. Dubbed 'Welcome Stranger', the nugget was the largest in the world, though it was soon broken into pieces as the district lacked scales big enough to weigh the 60 by 30 centimetre nugget. Today the nugget would be worth over one million dollars.
By the end of 1852, 90,000 newcomers had flocked to Victoria in search of gold. Provincial cities like Ballarat and Bendigo grew, bringing railways, roads, libraries, theatres, art galleries and stock exchanges.
In the 1850s the heaviest traffic in Australia was on the road from Melbourne to Bendigo, and by the 1880s Melbourne was christened 'Marvellous Melbourne' – one of the world's biggest, booming and cosmopolitan cities of the era.
Take some time out to visit the famous site that has come to represent popular struggle and has been called the birthplace of Australian democracy.


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45th LD Caucus / Announcements
by Melissa Waldie · Published March 23rd, 2022 · Last modified March 29th, 2022
Submit Platform Feedback
All Democrats in the 45th Legislative District are invited to provide feedback on our draft platform. Please submit your comments on the form below, submitting a separate form for each comment. Platform feedback must be submitted by noon on Friday, March 25; we will only accept deletions to the platform at the caucus, not additions or wordsmithing.
2022 Caucus Resolution Form
All Democrats in the 45th Legislative District are invited to submit resolutions to be considered at our virtual caucus on March 26 at 10AM. Click here to register for the Caucus on Zoom. Resolutions should follow the King County Democrats' resolution rules. Please submit your resolution(s) by noon on Friday, March 25. Note: We will only accept deletions to the platform at the caucus, not additions or wordsmithing. Adopted resolutions will be published on our website and will be forwarded on to the state party for consideration.
45th LD Caucus / Announcements / Caucuses and Conventions
by Melissa Waldie · Published March 3rd, 2022 · Last modified March 29th, 2022
Call to the 2022 Caucus!
The 45th LD Democrats' Caucus is scheduled for Saturday, March 26 at 10AM. The caucus will be virtual this year. Click here to register for the Caucus on Zoom. The principal business of the caucus is the election of 26 delegates and 13 alternates who will then attend the 2022 WA State Democratic Convention. The convention will be Friday, June 24th – Sunday, June 26th, with the primary meeting on Saturday, June 25, 2022. The state convention will be a hybrid meeting. Elected Delegates have until April 1 to decide if they will attend in person or virtually. There will...
by Melissa Waldie · Published February 18th, 2022 · Last modified February 27th, 2022
How to Qualify For Caucus Voting Credentials
On Saturday, March 26, we will gather virtually to elect delegates and alternates to the Washington State Democratic Convention.
Would you like to participate? Perhaps run as a delegate? Make sure you qualify!
45th LD Caucus / Caucuses and Conventions
by Celia Wu · Published March 1st, 2020 · Last modified January 12th, 2022
Vote on March 10th! Your Primary Ballot Counts Towards Delegate Allocation!
See important info & links on the Presidential primary voting process and how to become a Delegate to the National Convention!
45th LD Caucus / Caucuses and Conventions / Volunteer Opportunities
by Liz VanBemmel · Published December 17th, 2017 · Last modified February 19th, 2018
We want YOU to volunteer in the 2018 caucuses!
The 2018 caucus season is coming! On March 24, we will gather to elect delegates to the state convention; adopt a platform; consider resolutions; and hear from candidates for office, including 45th LD state House and Senate seats and 1st and 8th CD House seats. Volunteers Needed! Our legislative district caucus is entirely volunteer-run and that means we need your help! One standing committee and four temporary committees will be organizing caucus activities: Communications, Events and Logistics, Credentials, Rules, and a Platform Committee. For the most part, these are short-term volunteer commitments, just through the March 24 LD caucus. We have...
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by Andrew Villeneuve · Published April 17th, 2016 · Last modified July 11th, 2019
45th District Democrats overwhelmingly approve resolution calling for a presidential primary
Today, at the 45th District Democrats' 2016 Caucus, the party, by a near unanimous margin, voted to adopt the following resolution calling on the Washington State Democratic Central Committee (WSDCC) to incorporate a presidential primary into future Delegate Selection and Affirmative Action Plans. The results of the primary would determine how many delegates each candidate would receive to the National Convention. Caucuses could still be held to choose those individuals who would represent the candidates at the National Convention, approve platforms and resolutions, and allow Democratic activists to meet their neighbors. The text of the adopted resolution is as follows. ...
by Elana Angell-Litvak · Published April 16th, 2016 · Last modified April 30th, 2016
2016 LD Caucus: Registration Form
CHROME OR FIREFOX USERS: Click THIS LINK to access the Caucus pre-registration form. Fill out the form in your browser Print the form Bring it with you to your LD Caucus at Juanita High School on Sunday, April 17, 2017 *** FOR WINDOWS 10 / MICROSOFT EDGE USERS: *** If you have recently updated to Windows 10 and are using the new Microsoft EDGE browser, you will need to open the form directly in Adobe Acrobat Reader* (instead of your browser) if you wish to fill out the form electronically. Otherwise, you can download/print the blank form and fill it out...
2016 LD Caucus: Draft Platform
The following is the draft 2016 45th LD Democratic platform created by the Platform Committee. We, the 45th District Democrats, believe through broad participation and access to information, people who live in the 45th Legislative District can sustain good government and a healthy, vibrant community. We are the party of the people. We cherish our American heritage of opportunity and inclusion. We pledge ourselves to justice, equality and compassion for all and commit ourselves to government that serves and protects all people. We value the publicly-owned commons and seek to build community, drawing our citizens together in neighborhood and regional...
45th LD Caucus / Caucuses and Conventions / Private
by Elana Angell-Litvak · Published April 13th, 2016 · Last modified March 22nd, 2022
2016 LD Caucus: Letter from the Chair
Date: April 11, 2016 To: Delegates and Alternates for the 45th Legislative District Democrats Subject: Call to Attend the 2016 Legislative District Caucus Congratulations on being elected by your fellow Democrats to represent your precinct at the 2016 Caucus for the 45th Legislative District Democrats! On these web pages you will find materials designed to inform and prepare you for the upcoming caucus on April 17th, 2016. Please note that there are actions we highly recommend you take in preparation for the caucus. To assist you in being as prepared as possible, we will be providing a checklist of Caucus materials and...
2016 LD Caucus: Draft Agenda
12:00pm Open for Registration 1:00 – 2:00pm Registration, credentialing 1:00pm Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance and Special Music Appointment of Temporary Secretary, Sergeant-at Arms and Parliamentarian Initial Credentials Report Announcement of Initial Allocation of Delegates among Presidential Preferences Notice of opportunity to change Preference Seating of Alternates Adoption of Agenda and Rules Election of Permanent Chair Appointment of Permanent Secretary, Sergeant-at Arms and Parliamentarian Finial Credentials Report Announcement of Final Allocation of Delegates among Presidential Preferences Move to Sub-Caucuses for election of delegates and alternates 1st CD Clinton 1st CD Sanders 8th CD Clinton 8th CD Sanders (Each Sub-Caucus...
2016 LD Caucus: Proposed Rules
The 45th Legislative District Caucus (hereafter the 45th LD Caucus or Caucus) shall be held on Sunday, April 17, 2016 commencing at 1:00 PM, at the Juanita High School Fieldhouse, located at 10601 NE 132nd Street, Kirkland, Washington, 98034. Delegates to the 45th LD Caucus shall be the delegates and alternates elected at the precinct caucuses on March 26th, 2016. An alternate shall not have a vote unless seated to replace an absent or ineligible delegate. Alternates must be of the same initial presidential preference, and, to the extent possible, of the same gender and from the same precinct as...
What to Expect at your LD Caucus
The caucus process at the legislative district level is time consuming; you should expect to spend the day at the caucus. There are several activities that must be completed for the caucus to be a success. Registering and credentialing around 1,200 people will take a significant amount of time. It is highly recommended that you arrive early. To be certain you receive your credentials, make sure you arrive for registration prior to 1:00 p.m. Completing and printing the online pre-registration form will help this process be as smooth and fast as possible, but you will still need to check in...
Caucuses and Conventions / Private
by Elana Angell-Litvak · Published February 28th, 2016 · Last modified March 22nd, 2022
2016 Democratic Caucus & Convention Cycle
Be sure to save these important dates! Each even-numbered year, the Democratic Party holds caucuses and conventions to elect delegates and hear from candidates, as well as adopt resolutions and agree on a platform at the county and state levels. All Washingtonians who identify as Democrats are encouraged to attend these events, particularly the presidential precinct caucuses, which happen first on March 26th. There will be five events in this year's caucus and convention cycle: the precinct caucuses on Saturday, March 26th, at 10 AM; the legislative district caucuses on Sunday, April 17th at 1 PM; the King County Democratic...


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Microfinish is a metal finishing company in the St. Louis, Missouri area. The company was founded in 1959 by Stanley Smith, who started the business out of his basement. It has expanded multiple times and was purchased by Bill and Karen Stock in 2001, growing to its current size and service offering today.
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Post-war Japan has seen profound and rapid social change and transformation. One of the most visible areas of change in Japan has been medicine, and particularly the ethical practices and policies that guide medical decision-making. The formal discipline of bioethics, Seimei Rinri in Japanese, has grown by leaps and bounds since the late 1970s, when it began to appear in the curriculum and professional activities of Japanese medical schools and philosophy departments. The introduction of bioethics to Japan was timely, as innovation in medicine and technology was evolving in ways that revealed that the intersection of medicine, traditional Japanese values, and new cultural trends was an area of great moral complexity. In its infancy, bioethics in Japan was more or less an import from the United States, where the discipline took its roots. Quickly, however, it became clear that Japan's history and tradition would call for a different approach, and the engagement of slightly different ethical issues. Organ transplantation, for example, sparked much greater controversy in Japan than it ever did in the United States. Today, Japan has one of the most dynamic bioethics programs in the world, and it is one that reflects both traditional Japanese culture and the need for inter-cultural engagement in an increasingly global world. Through a series of original chapters written by bioethicists and covering a range of ethical issues, this anthology shows that, in contrast to previous assumptions, Japanese bioethics has, in fact, taken on an identity that is undoubtedly separate from its American origins. Rich philosophical questions raised by medicine, human subjects research, and psychiatric care are being posed by scholars in a way that reflect Japanese tradition and is no longer simply reflective of, or shaped by, American traditions and philosophical problems. The book highlights and showcases these trends through a series of chapters written by some of the leading scholars in contemporary Japanese bioethics, many of whom were pioneers of the field when it began and are now nearing retirement.
Alexandra Perry is an Assistant Professor of Ethics and Leadership Studies at the McDonough Center for Leadership at Marietta College. Her research centers on how the decisions of political leaders during the World War II-era conflict between Japan and the United States are understood in ethical terms through the writing of history. She also writes on the ethics of disability and the neurodiversity movement. She is the managing editor of Theoretical and Applied Ethics, a peer-reviewed journal published by the University of Nebraska Press, and also a co-editor of a book series, Studies in Theoretical and Applied Ethics. She recently published two articles, one on leadership and mental health reform efforts, and a second on the ethics of pediatric DNAR orders. She is currently completing a book which focuses on ethics and social movements surrounding psychiatric diagnosis and treatment.
C.D. Herrera is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Montclair State University. His research interests include ethics and ancient philosophy. He is the editor of Theoretical and Applied Ethics, a quarterly journal.


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Paris in the Fifties
1998-02-14T20:00:31-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/060/097121-m.jpgAuthor Stanley Karnow talked about his life as a reporter in Paris during the 1950s and the political, cultural and social issues of the time there. He was a correspondent for TIME during that period and has won a Pulitzer Prize for his book In Our Image: America's Empire in the Philippines. Following his remarks, he answered questions from the audience. Stanley Karnow is also the author of Paris in the Fifties, published by Three Rivers Press.
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KFF - Krakowski Festiwal Filmowy
Cracovie, Pologne
Cracow Film Festival is the oldest film festival in Poland, organised every year since 1961 as the national short film competition, later also an international one and finally only international, made a successful comeback as a double-barreled event once again in 1997.
In order to simplify the operation of the Festival as well as the overly complex numbering, we have decided to inaugurate in 2001 both competitions under a common name: Cracow Film Festival.
The Cracow Short Film Festival is among Europe's oldest events dedicated to documentary, animation and other short film forms. In the course of decades the Festival has become well-established among similar world events, vying for primacy with the Oberhausen festival in the 1960's and 1970's. It was in Cracow that the outstanding Polish documentary makers such as Krzysztof Kieślowski, Wojciech Wiszniewski, Andrzej Fidyk and Marcel Łoziński began their career. It was also here that the famous directors of animated films, including Ryszard Czekała, Jerzy Kucia, Julian Antoniszczak, Piotr Dumała and Zbigniew Rybczyński, winner of the Academy Award for the film Tango, made there debut.
Yet, such renowned documentary and animated filmmakers were not the only ones to participate and win prizes in Kraków, for the international festival laureates included also numerous artists who made their names as feature film directors: Pier Paolo Pasolini, Werner Herzog, Zoltan Huszarik, Jaromil Jireś, Claude Lelouch, Patrice Leconte, Mike Leigh and the recent Oscar laureate, Jan Sverak.
In the early 1990's, due to the political and economic transformations which caused a drastic decline of film production, the Cracow festival went through a crisis, as a result of which the national competition ceased to be organised for a number of years. It was only in 1997 that it was restored and since then both festivals have been held jointly every year in late May and early June.
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The Chiemsee Academy is an independent leadership academy in Prien a. Chiemsee, Germany. It was founded in the year 2019 by Professor Dr. Daniel J. Veit. The aim of the academy is to accentuate current and emerging issues in business and to address societal matters of change. The seminars and workshops offered by the Chiemsee Academy are designed for experienced leaders from business and also public sector as well as research institutions. Seminars are offered by internationally renowned professors and practitioners.
The founder and owner of the Chiemsee Academy, Professor Dr. Daniel J. Veit, offers a program of various seminars. Prof. Veit provides more than 20 years of experience in research, teaching, executive education and strategic top-management consulting. He and his research group are known as one of the most productive groups in Germany and Europe in the business discipline Management Information Systems. He is a business professor and chairholder at University of Augsburg, Germany and a permanent visiting professor at the Copenhagen Business School, Denmark. Earlier in his career, Professor Veit held the Dieter-Schwarz-Endowed Chair of Business Administration esp. E-Business and E-Government at the Business School of the University of Mannheim. As an academic director and member of the executive board of the Mannheim Business School gGmbH he established the ESSEC & Mannheim Weekend Executive MBA and built it up to one of Germany's top Executive MBA programs. He consulted various corporations ranging from internationally operating biopharma to family-owned corporations in the MRO-domain. Moreover, Prof. Veit regularly supports public sector consulting projects.
He uses his extensive international network to provide workshops and seminars as well as other open-enrollment formats a the Chiemsee Academy to foster discussions, reflections and insights in small groups of executives on highly impactful and diverse contemporary issues. These include but are not limited to: sustainability, digitalization, artificial intelligence, structural changes in the nature of work and leadership, visionary thinking and many others.
We would like to welcome you to participate in our lively community at the Chiemsee Academy by joining our seminars, workshops and events. Looking forward to discuss and interact with you!
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Q: How to prevent typing the same character the second time I am doing a decimal number input validation where I want to prevent typing 'point' for the second consecutive time
For example-
Above in the input box after keypress of the first period, I shouldn't be able to keypress it for the second consecutive time.
I have done this so far-
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But this only prevents the 3rd keypress and allows the second period.
How do I prevent the keypress using JavaScript?
PS- I am using input field if type- 'number'. So the after I press the second dot the e.target.value becomes null.

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A: Even if it passes the second decimal number issue, it will still allow alphabets inside the input field.
Instead you could use:-
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ABC11 Science Club with BASF makes "water walk" with this fun experiment!
Did you know you can make water walk? Follow along with ABC11 Science Club with BASF and discover how to use a few household items to create a beautiful rainbow experiment!
Capillary action is the ability of liquid to flow in narrow spaces without the assistance of, and in opposition to, external forces like gravity.
In this walking water experiment, liquid uses the process of capillary action to move along tiny gaps in the fiber of the paper towels. It occurs due to the adhesive force between the water and the paper towel being stronger than the cohesive forces inside the water itself. This process can also be seen in plants where moisture travels from the roots to the rest of the plant.
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Also known as Indus Valley Civilization, Ancient India was found around 3000 BCE, however, some evidence suggests there were well-established trade relations between Ancient India and Mesopotamia dating back to 3200 BCE as well.
Flourished along the Indus River, ancient India, or the Indus Valley Civilisation, shines through the pages of history with the evidence of the existence of the two ancient cities, "Harappa" and "Mohenjo-Daro". Both these cities were the part of Indus Valley Civilization remains of which have been found on Harappa sites through excavation. Indus Valley Civilization was actually the formation ground of Ancient India.
The discovery of Ancient India remained a mystery until the 1920's CE, when the archaeologist unearthed seals containing symbols and scripts in Mohenjo-Daro, now located in Pakistan. The historians have found more than thousands of artifacts that have been further divided into 500-600 different symbols made from using the seals of soft clay at this location.
These written languages are known as Indus Scripts and they can provide key information and details about one of the world's oldest civilizations. However, it is really unfortunate that in spite of many attempts, the historians have not been able to decode or translate Indus Scripts. Consequently, we have clearly missed significant knowledge of Ancient India that these scripts can provide.
Still, on the basis of different facts and evidence gathered through excavations for Indus Valley Civilization, the archaeologists have come to the conclusion that Ancient India was found around 3000 BCE. However, on the basis of some of the noticeable evidence of trade relation between Harappa and the other important civilization of that time known as 'Mesopotamia', some of the historians are of the opinion that Ancient India was found much before that.
Located in West Asia, Mesopotamia is another important historical region where the archaeologists have found Stamps and materials with Indus Scripts of that time. On the basis of all these available evidence, we come to the conclusion that Ancient India was founded somewhere between 3200 BCE and 3000 BCE.
Tale of the two amazing cities in Ancient India
The archaeologists have been utterly successful in bringing to the light several facts about Ancient India through a range of evidence gathered from the excavation sites of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, the two amazing cities of Ancient India settled by Indus Valley Civilization. These cities have been well planned and their houses and other buildings were made of mud bricks. Interestingly, these bricks have been almost similar to the oven-baked bricks being used even today.
Another striking similarity between these two ancient cities is that most of the urban homes of that time also had well-established water drainage systems, just like we have in our cities today. Moreover, all these cities have been well planned out and big as well.
According to historians, by and large, all the major cities of that time had a bustling population. It is estimated that each of these cities had over 80,000 people living in them. Also, there were complete water drainage systems along the main roads of that time. The cities in ancient India were so well planned that there were bifurcations along smaller roads leading to a square grid. It is equally astonishing to know that some of the houses of that time even had multiple stories.
However, not many people lived in urban settlements at that time. Most of the people in Ancient India used to live in rural areas or, villages for farming. The major crops cultivated by them included wheat, cotton and sesame seeds, besides fruits and vegetables like melons and peas.
Already the archaeologists have confirmed the presence of large scale granary in Indus Valley civilization. The Ancient India people used to rear animals as well with having designated food and grain storage areas in their homes. In this way, Ancient India boasts of well-planned cities as well as the villages with the bustling population.
Mysteries surrounding Ancient India
It is truly surprising to know that such a fully developed civilization existed ages ago. Unlike Mesopotamians or Egyptians civilization of that time, Ancient India, however, did not have many large structures. Still, the discovery of a public pool in Indus Valley Civilization has left the archaeologists amazed. Known as "Great Bath", it's a 40 feet long, 10 feet deep and 20 feet wide pool, used for public bathing purposes.
The Indus Valley Civilization which gives us a convenient glimpse into Ancient India will remain mysterious for us unless we are able to decode or, translate their scripts. These scripts are erected over different materials found in excavations at the sites of Indus Valley Civilization. It is equally surprising that some of the Indus Script symbols draw parallel to the images found in the Hinduism. The historians have also found an image of a person sitting in Yoga position, similar to the lotus position of Yoga practiced even today for meditation and breathing exercises in the Hinduism religion of India.
Another mystery connected to Ancient India is how suddenly such a developed civilization started to decline to lead to its unfortunate end. As per the historians, there were a series of earthquakes responsible for their destruction. According to their research, high-intensity earthquakes rattled these cities and the rivers also suddenly changed their ways as part of the devastating impacts of these earthquakes.
Other historians have attributed the sudden change in the climate of this region that may have forced Ancient Indian people to leave these locations. While at the same time, some archaeologists believe that the population living in this civilization may have been forced to leave these cities by the invaders. Evidence leading to this conclusion has been found at these locations. Possibly invading armies of some other region may have attacked them.
There are ample proofs of new people moving into these cities after the earlier population left from there. The only land route even present today is Khyber Pass which connects this location to the rest of the world and so the historians believe that the invading armies may have entered this region through this route. However, we cannot completely rule out the possibility of the invaders taking the sea route and penetrated into this location. Ancient India is considered to be the biggest of all the early civilizations founded, or existed around 3200 BCE, or 3000 BCE; however, we can't be able to finally solve all the mysteries surrounding it unless we are able to decode the scripts of that time.
What is another name of Ancient India?
Ans: Ancient India is also known as Indus Valley Civilization. It was Flourished along the Indus River that's why called the Indus Valley Civilization.
When Was Ancient India Found?
Ans: Ancient India was found around 3000 BCE. However, as per some evidence, it is suggested that there were trade relations dating back to 3200 BCE between Ancient India and Mesopotamia.
Which cities were the part of Indus Valley Civilization?
Ans: "Harappa" and "Mohenjo-Daro" cities were the part of Indus Valley Civilization.
Which script provides key information about Indus Valley Civilization (one of the world's oldest civilizations)?
Ans: Indus Scripts provide key information and details about Indus Valley Civilization.
What was a Great Bath?
Ans: It was a public pool in Indus Valley Civilization. It was 40 feet long, 10 feet deep and 20 feet wide pool, used for public bathing purposes.
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As earlier reported by the US Weekly, the pair took their vows during a lovely Palm Beach, Florida, wedding, full of celebrity guests, a profusion of floral touches, musical performances, as well as a lot of romance.
The bilingual wedding ceremony (in both Spanish and English) was checked by a flock of the couple's celebrity friends including Vergara's Modern Family mates Julie Bowen, Ed O'Neill, Ty Burrell, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Sarah Hyland, Ariel Winter and Eric Stonestreet.
Witherspoon, whose snapshot wonderfully captions the emotion between the groom and his beautiful new wife, did not let the happy pair have the dance floor to themselves for long. She took to the dance floor all night.
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deCODE genetics (Nasdaq: DCGN) today announced that it has submitted an investigational new drug application (IND) to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for DG051, the company's follow-on investigational compound for the prevention of heart attack. Pending clearance by the FDA, the company expects to begin Phase I clinical testing of the compound later this summer.
world. With DG031 in Phase III, bringing forward DG051 is an important component of deCODE's strategy to deliver on the therapeutic and commercial potential of targeting this pathway, leveraging our solid intellectual property position both swiftly and well into the future," said Kari Stefansson, CEO of deCODE.
production of leukotriene B4 (LTB4), an end product of the leukotriene pathway and a potent promoter of inflammation. DG051 was discovered by deCODE's structural biology and chemistry groups, and in preclinical studies it has been shown in human blood ex vivo and in animal models to be a potent inhibitor of LTB4 production.


As with the February and March calendars, the numbers for each date represent the number of Qassams fired on that day. The numbers in parentheses are those I saw reported by Palestinian Arab media, outside of parentheses are those reported in Israeli media.
The dates with URLs (in red on some browsers) are the days Israel responded to events in Gaza.
It appears that Blogger doesn't allow me to link contiguous strings with different URLs so I lost some of the URLs above. Sorry.
Did US lose Saddam's WMD?
Want some refreshing Zionist MelonAIDS?
17 weeks in a row. Plus some other stats.
UN declares Gaza "dangerous." Erekat upset.