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\section{Sqlite3Config Struct Reference}
\label{structSqlite3Config}\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsection*{Data Fields}
\begin{CompactItemize}
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int \bf{b\-Memstat}
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int \bf{b\-Core\-Mutex}
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int \bf{b\-Full\-Mutex}
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int \bf{mx\-Strlen}
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int \bf{sz\-Lookaside}
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int \bf{n\-Lookaside}
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\bf{sqlite3\_\-mem\_\-methods} \bf{m}
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\bf{sqlite3\_\-mutex\_\-methods} \bf{mutex}
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\bf{sqlite3\_\-pcache\_\-methods} \bf{pcache}
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void $\ast$ \bf{p\-Heap}
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int \bf{n\-Heap}
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int \bf{mn\-Req}
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int \bf{mx\-Req}
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void $\ast$ \bf{p\-Scratch}
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int \bf{sz\-Scratch}
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int \bf{n\-Scratch}
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void $\ast$ \bf{p\-Page}
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int \bf{sz\-Page}
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int \bf{n\-Page}
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int \bf{mx\-Parser\-Stack}
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int \bf{shared\-Cache\-Enabled}
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int \bf{is\-Init}
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int \bf{in\-Progress}
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int \bf{is\-Mutex\-Init}
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int \bf{is\-Malloc\-Init}
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int \bf{is\-PCache\-Init}
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\bf{sqlite3\_\-mutex} $\ast$ \bf{p\-Init\-Mutex}
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int \bf{n\-Ref\-Init\-Mutex}
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void($\ast$ \bf{x\-Log} )(void $\ast$, int, const char $\ast$)
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void $\ast$ \bf{p\-Log\-Arg}
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void $\ast$ \bf{p\-Heap}
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void $\ast$ \bf{p\-Scratch}
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void $\ast$ \bf{p\-Page}
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\bf{sqlite3\_\-mutex} $\ast$ \bf{p\-Init\-Mutex}
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void $\ast$ \bf{p\-Log\-Arg}
\end{CompactItemize}

\subsection{Field Documentation}
\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!bCoreMutex@{bCoreMutex}}
\index{bCoreMutex@{bCoreMutex}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::b\-Core\-Mutex}}\label{structSqlite3Config_de2bd8d84c59773dcddb7fe629137180}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!bFullMutex@{bFullMutex}}
\index{bFullMutex@{bFullMutex}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::b\-Full\-Mutex}}\label{structSqlite3Config_53cb3fae9cb4b556ab9bab2061992b49}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!bMemstat@{bMemstat}}
\index{bMemstat@{bMemstat}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::b\-Memstat}}\label{structSqlite3Config_486680f1f5e6f968e7a6adc206816502}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!inProgress@{inProgress}}
\index{inProgress@{inProgress}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::in\-Progress}}\label{structSqlite3Config_fd6d83f3238f39532bb34b04a9776584}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!isInit@{isInit}}
\index{isInit@{isInit}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::is\-Init}}\label{structSqlite3Config_ad29328e07db9dca5e9793c332361b93}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!isMallocInit@{isMallocInit}}
\index{isMallocInit@{isMallocInit}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::is\-Malloc\-Init}}\label{structSqlite3Config_1c4ca966c0d73564acd73d576879be06}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!isMutexInit@{isMutexInit}}
\index{isMutexInit@{isMutexInit}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::is\-Mutex\-Init}}\label{structSqlite3Config_44f4750209b81180d09409abb712e322}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!isPCacheInit@{isPCacheInit}}
\index{isPCacheInit@{isPCacheInit}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::is\-PCache\-Init}}\label{structSqlite3Config_f20f2ee9bbb3674a4e8169f37240e92c}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!m@{m}}
\index{m@{m}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}\bf{sqlite3\_\-mem\_\-methods} \bf{Sqlite3Config::m}}\label{structSqlite3Config_57a2c29d86af7ca5e585d3aefec97bb2}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!mnReq@{mnReq}}
\index{mnReq@{mnReq}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::mn\-Req}}\label{structSqlite3Config_478d56c76d9b6198bf065dd401b5985d}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!mutex@{mutex}}
\index{mutex@{mutex}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}\bf{sqlite3\_\-mutex\_\-methods} \bf{Sqlite3Config::mutex}}\label{structSqlite3Config_c07225eb9a8e904ab8c17d33778bfd7a}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!mxParserStack@{mxParserStack}}
\index{mxParserStack@{mxParserStack}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::mx\-Parser\-Stack}}\label{structSqlite3Config_1e1d9f826528c5b3e56e4b5f324c4ceb}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!mxReq@{mxReq}}
\index{mxReq@{mxReq}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::mx\-Req}}\label{structSqlite3Config_71e9d8e15afbfc1ea2580892ca0bc689}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!mxStrlen@{mxStrlen}}
\index{mxStrlen@{mxStrlen}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::mx\-Strlen}}\label{structSqlite3Config_befe0a3b456920b055106cdb9c97ed62}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!nHeap@{nHeap}}
\index{nHeap@{nHeap}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::n\-Heap}}\label{structSqlite3Config_10d27526a59fef5c00dee40718c1608b}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!nLookaside@{nLookaside}}
\index{nLookaside@{nLookaside}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::n\-Lookaside}}\label{structSqlite3Config_c4c509678664b73b02fc324839f3b47f}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!nPage@{nPage}}
\index{nPage@{nPage}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::n\-Page}}\label{structSqlite3Config_3027b6db19aeca51b969d5018fcdde79}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!nRefInitMutex@{nRefInitMutex}}
\index{nRefInitMutex@{nRefInitMutex}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::n\-Ref\-Init\-Mutex}}\label{structSqlite3Config_839afdbb11fd39122a082d41f9c3a8c1}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!nScratch@{nScratch}}
\index{nScratch@{nScratch}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::n\-Scratch}}\label{structSqlite3Config_269743d5a23f8023da3d70ddb825ecd6}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!pcache@{pcache}}
\index{pcache@{pcache}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}\bf{sqlite3\_\-pcache\_\-methods} \bf{Sqlite3Config::pcache}}\label{structSqlite3Config_267dcc39c3000b77449f1149ee2699c2}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!pHeap@{pHeap}}
\index{pHeap@{pHeap}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}void$\ast$ \bf{Sqlite3Config::p\-Heap}}\label{structSqlite3Config_b69faf5e8fa58bb57860126f4c3e8a06}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!pHeap@{pHeap}}
\index{pHeap@{pHeap}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}void$\ast$ \bf{Sqlite3Config::p\-Heap}}\label{structSqlite3Config_b69faf5e8fa58bb57860126f4c3e8a06}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!pInitMutex@{pInitMutex}}
\index{pInitMutex@{pInitMutex}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}\bf{sqlite3\_\-mutex}$\ast$ \bf{Sqlite3Config::p\-Init\-Mutex}}\label{structSqlite3Config_bb7db87680ce75cc9cdfab37acaea5cf}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!pInitMutex@{pInitMutex}}
\index{pInitMutex@{pInitMutex}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}\bf{sqlite3\_\-mutex}$\ast$ \bf{Sqlite3Config::p\-Init\-Mutex}}\label{structSqlite3Config_bb7db87680ce75cc9cdfab37acaea5cf}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!pLogArg@{pLogArg}}
\index{pLogArg@{pLogArg}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}void$\ast$ \bf{Sqlite3Config::p\-Log\-Arg}}\label{structSqlite3Config_f43c27345fd00196f78dc478e26a4098}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!pLogArg@{pLogArg}}
\index{pLogArg@{pLogArg}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}void$\ast$ \bf{Sqlite3Config::p\-Log\-Arg}}\label{structSqlite3Config_f43c27345fd00196f78dc478e26a4098}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!pPage@{pPage}}
\index{pPage@{pPage}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}void$\ast$ \bf{Sqlite3Config::p\-Page}}\label{structSqlite3Config_7a0df754e6468b337cfa1184007caffb}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!pPage@{pPage}}
\index{pPage@{pPage}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}void$\ast$ \bf{Sqlite3Config::p\-Page}}\label{structSqlite3Config_7a0df754e6468b337cfa1184007caffb}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!pScratch@{pScratch}}
\index{pScratch@{pScratch}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}void$\ast$ \bf{Sqlite3Config::p\-Scratch}}\label{structSqlite3Config_399aec4e9b78252a0f242417c9cabbf6}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!pScratch@{pScratch}}
\index{pScratch@{pScratch}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}void$\ast$ \bf{Sqlite3Config::p\-Scratch}}\label{structSqlite3Config_399aec4e9b78252a0f242417c9cabbf6}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!sharedCacheEnabled@{sharedCacheEnabled}}
\index{sharedCacheEnabled@{sharedCacheEnabled}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::shared\-Cache\-Enabled}}\label{structSqlite3Config_11aed45f808a1809b4eb1cf9dada94c8}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!szLookaside@{szLookaside}}
\index{szLookaside@{szLookaside}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::sz\-Lookaside}}\label{structSqlite3Config_a078cc98fca05b3cdf115c95c3a7d43d}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!szPage@{szPage}}
\index{szPage@{szPage}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::sz\-Page}}\label{structSqlite3Config_f15d0f981c55a82eba366743e70ce3bd}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!szScratch@{szScratch}}
\index{szScratch@{szScratch}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}int \bf{Sqlite3Config::sz\-Scratch}}\label{structSqlite3Config_9581746d7572929e576fac93e72d1f2e}

\index{Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}!xLog@{xLog}}
\index{xLog@{xLog}!Sqlite3Config@{Sqlite3Config}}
\subsubsection{\setlength{\rightskip}{0pt plus 5cm}void($\ast$ \bf{Sqlite3Config::x\-Log}}\label{structSqlite3Config_6ee0b136528b3e2fe6914b3c189a9946}

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Yes I know it's 'don't mention the war' but I am seriously living in that environment right now.
Exam time has hit our house. Seemingly normal events that would generally be a source of amusement or maybe no more than an eye-roller have become volcanic explosions of upset.
God forbid the correct underwear not being washed and dry for the correct day (difficult being as my tumble dryer has gained weight and snapped it's belt this week). Actually knowing what is required on which day is also impossible as any question such as "do you want anything sorting out for tomorrow?" or "do you need anything washing?" appears now to be a declaration of war that results in an awful lot of back-chat, eye-rolling and general Kevinesque behaviour.
I have found that my main line of defence involves throwing easy to unwrap snacks through the bedroom door and delivering gargantuan amounts of ice cold milk shakes. If I need to get really controversial and say something dreadful like "what do you want for tea?" I am finding that holding chocolate out is sufficient barrier and distraction to get me out of the room in one piece.
I know, I know a number of you like Lulu and RTFM are having a much worse time of it and I'm only getting the tip of an iceberg that will get steadily worse for many years to come. In fact it underpins my usual belief that mother nature knows what she's doing. She gets us used to the idea of wiping someone else's bottom by giving us sweet little new born nappies (remember how bad we thought they were at the beginning) before sending us onto the first 'after solids' experience and she leads us toward the hell that is GSCE season by giving us end of year prelims.
"What ever you do don't mention the exams over dinner....or school....or stationary.....or that anything we are doing may be hard or stressful (she'll only go on about how she has it harder!)"
"what can we talk about?"


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On the heels of the Shanghai stock market plunging over 6%, the Godfather of newsletter writers, 91-year-old Richard Russell, declares gold bottomed as China shocked the world. The legend also discussed the chaos in China as well as a trapped and increasingly desperate Federal Reserve.
Richard Russell: "China shocked the world's markets last week by unexpectedly devaluing its currency, the yuan, for two consecutive days. The Chinese move pressured the yuan down nearly 4%, its biggest drop since 1994. This also increased fears that the world's second largest economy is in worse shape than China has been letting on.
The Chinese devaluation of the yuan in my mind officially marks the beginning of the currency wars. Every nation desires a cheaper currency to aid it in its exports. The US dollar is already considered overpriced. This places the Fed in a dilemma. If they raise short rates for the first time in six years, the dollar will become more overpriced than ever. Exports will be hurt. It also will be very interesting to see if the Fed has the courage to raise rates this year or next. If the Fed does raise rates, my guess is that the boost will be something like 1/10th of one percent. The Fed, by literally announcing a rate raise, has placed itself in an incredible box.
Gold is a sworn enemy of the Federal Reserve. Unlike with fiat paper money, the Fed cannot produce more gold with the tap of a computer. Nor can the Fed reduce the supply of gold when it wants to. To my mind, the greatest negative of gold is that it cannot provide the most powerful bullish force in the market, which is compounding. Since gold produces no dividends, holding gold does not allow for compounding. However, gold shines during a booming bear market. Unlike a stock like General Electric, gold cannot drop to zero, even in a major bear market. An ounce of gold, regardless of inflation or deflation, always has value. Silver and gold constitute pure wealth.
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Sunday trading
The sale of goods from retail premises is governed by the Sunday Trading Act 1994. This Act restricts certain large shops from opening for sale to a maximum of 6 hours between 10am and 6pm. It is up to the owners of those shops to which the Act applies to decide what their opening hours are and, since February 2004, there is no requirement for owners to notify the Local Authority what hours they have decided on.
What is a large shop?
A large shop is a retail shop with an internal sales area of at least 280 square metres, (approximately 3000 square feet). Store rooms, staff facilities and external displays are excluded and a large shop cannot become a small shop on a Sunday by reducing its sales area.
What hours can a large shop open on a Sunday?
This Act restricts certain large shops from opening for sale to a maximum of 6 hours between 10am and 6pm. It is up to the owners of those shops to which the Act applies to decide what their opening hours are.
A Notice must be displayed inside and outside the shop stating the Sunday Trading hours and shop may not open on Easter Sunday or Christmas Day if these days fall on a Sunday.
What shops are excluded?
The following shops are excluded from control:
Farms Shops (selling mainly their own produce)
Motor & Bike Supplies and Accessory retailers
Shops at Airports, Railway Stations and Motorway Services and most shops at Ports
Petrol Filling Stations
Stands at Exhibitions
Shops occupied by persons observing the Jewish Sabbath (closing on Saturdays) provided that notice has been given to the council
When can delivery vehicles unload?
Shops to which the Act applies may only unload delivery vehicles before 9am, with the consent of the Local Authority.
How long do shops have at the end of the day to clear tills?
Shops to which the act applies are allowed half an hour to clear tills once the shop has closed.
Shop workers rights
The Sunday Trading Act also contains provisions for the protection of shop workers rights. However, the Local Authority has no enforcement powers in relation to these provisions. If you have a concern regarding shop workers right you should contact a Trade Union, Solicitor or Citizen's advice Bureau.
Sunday trading infringements
Infringements of Sunday Trading should be reported to your Local Authority.
Food and alcohol
There are no restrictions on the sale of meals for immediate consumption in restaurants or at takeaways.
Separate legislation, such as the Licensing Act 2003, may impose controls on opening hours or the sale of alcohol and late night hot food.
Sunday Trading Act 1994

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Massive game today. Lose and we're right in it, but win and we're giving ourselves a little breathing space. This is a massive game.
And I don't mean to set them up, but the players have had a nice break away, sitting on a beach or by the pool, so there can be no excuses about energy levels and with this extra time away, you would like to think that maybe they've worked on a few things too.
This should be a game that we go all out to win with no excuses. And on form, it's one we should win. But this is Newcastle, they have some good players and they're going to win at home eventually. But there you go, I'm already making excuses and the game hasn't even started.
I don't know how else to put this match. It would be nice to see Albrighton play with the same desire if he starts and it would be nice to see Benteke come good and show us what we all know he is capable of.
Basically, it would just be nice to see something more than what we've seen this season. Lambert needs to show that he can get these players playing football the right way and there are no more excuses that can be brought up. It's nearly two seasons and the football hasn't changed much.
Both of those players are playing for something and they need to show they are worth it.
But the match kicks off in a couple of hours but seeing as it's a Sunday, I'm here for the day. I might pop away for a few minutes, but as soon as we have team news or anything else, up it will go.
And, you know what, regardless of result we can still play Lambert Bingo later. So get your thoughts down now, along with a prediction.


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Jody McAuliffe (MFA, Yale University) is a director and writer. Her literary nonfiction work, The Mythical Bill, A Neurological Memoir, came out in spring of 2013 from University of Iowa Press Sightline Series. Most recently, she directed the world premiere of Neal Bell's Now You See Me for Manbites Dog Theater and The Birthday Party (Best Direction, Independent) for Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern. She is a co-convener of the working group Performance & Integrated Media, a recipient of a Humanities Writ Large Mellon grant and a Trinity College Distinguished Teaching Award. Other publications include: Gulag Follies in Images of Ethics & Pain (Routledge 2012), My Lovely Suicides (a novel) (2007) Crimes of Art and Terror (with Frank Lentricchia, 2003); Mysterious Actions: New American Drama, Guest Editor, South Atlantic Quarterly (2000); Plays, Movies, and Critics, Editor (1993). Adaptations: The Italian Actress; My Lovely Suicides (Semi-Finalist, Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Center National Playwrights Conference), Manbites Dog Theater Other Voices Series. Literary criticism: Journal of Modern Literature; South Atlantic Quarterly; Reflections on a Director's Process, afterword to The New Trial, by Peter Weiss (2001). Fiction: South Atlantic Quarterly; Literary Imagination; Southwest Review. Former National Endowment for the Arts Directing Fellow at the Mark Taper Forum, she has developed and directed new plays nationally and regionally: Marlane Meyer's The Mystery of Attraction, Pacific Playwrights Festival, South Coast Repertory, and The Rule of Fate at Manbites Dog Theater; Neal Bell's "Shadow of Himself," New Play Summit, Denver Center Theater. In New York, she directed the English-language premiere of Heiner Muller's Philoctetes; on the west coast she directed Sleeping Dogs by Neal Bell at Mark Taper Forum and Haut Gout by Allan Havis at South Coast Repertory; on the east coast Otherwise Engaged and The Road to Mecca for Virginia Stage Company, The Front Page for North Carolina Shakespeare Festival; regionally, world premieres at Burning Coal (Lydia Stryk's Safe House) and Manbites Dog Theater (Neal Bell's Somewhere in the Pacific). As part of Duke Previews, a professional producing entity, she developed and directed Nilo Cruz's Hortensia and the Museum of Dreams, Megan Mostyn-Brown's Going After Alice, and her own adaptation of Don DeLillo's Mao II, a multimedia premiere starring Fred Neumann of Mabou Mines. She has developed and directed new plays at Sundance Institute, L.A. Theatre Center, Old Globe, and Bay Area Playwrights Festival at the Magic Theater. She directed her translation of Andreyev's He Who Gets Slapped and her translation/adaptation of Gogol's Inspector General--The Special Prosecutor-- at Duke, and developed her translations of Andreyev's The Idea and Chekhov's Seagull with New York Theatre Workshop. As a member of the Directing Workshop for Women at American Film Institute, she wrote, produced and directed a short film, My Man Ray, screened at AFI and festivals on both coasts. Her documentary short about a gulag survivor, Rodina, screened at Duke and her documentary short with Elizabeth Davis, Goin' A Buffalo, screened at Center For Documentary Studies. She has been a regular reviewer of New York theatre for The Norwegian Shakespeare and Theatre Magazine. A member of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, she is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama.
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Jody McAuliffe and Frank Lentricchia, translated into Turkish by Ayrinti Yayinlari, Crimes of Art and Terror (2005) .
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Boehner voted for TRUMP in 2020 but says Biden won election because he's a 'nice guy'
April 14, 2021 Dianne Reeves US News
John Boehner revealed that he voted for Donald Trump in 2020 despite his aid claiming at the time of the election the former speaker would rather 'set himself on fire' than get involved in the election.
'I voted for Donald Trump,' Boehner revealed to Time Magazine in an interview Monday.
'I thought that his policies, by and large, mirrored the policies that I believed in,' the former Republican House speaker continued. 'I thought the choices for the Supreme Court were top notch. At the end of the day, who gets nominated to the federal courts is really the most important thing a President does.'
All this despite Boehner claiming in his new book released Tuesday that Trump is to blame for the 'bloody insurrection' at the Capitol on January 6. He called January 2021 'one of the lowest points of American democracy.'
'Trump incited that bloody insurrection for nothing more than selfish reasons, perpetuated by the bulls**t he'd been shoveling since he lost a fair election the previous November,' Boehner wrote in 'One the House: A Washington Memoir.'
In the bombshell memoir, Boehner calls out a number of his Republican colleagues, including calling Texas Senator Ted Cruz a 'reckless asshole'.
Cruz responded by releasing a series of pictures of him putting a signed copy of Boehner's book in the fireplace of his congressional office.
'Some smart-ass dropped off a copy of Boehner's new book at my office. It's even signed!' Cruz tweeted.
'I filed it in the appropriate place,' he added with a picture of the book perched up in the unlit fireplace.
Boehner also detailed in his new memoir that Joe Biden won the presidency because he's a 'nice guy' and recalls in another part the time the now-president sweated through his socks before a game of golf with Barack Obama.
Former Republican House Speaker John Boehner revealed he voted for Donald Trump in 2020, despite decrying him for inciting the 'bloody insurrection' on January 6 in his new book 'On the House'
Boehner (pictured alongside Hillary Clinton September 19, 2012) said in his book that Biden won the presidency because he is a 'good guy' and he 'didn't suffer from his own personality defects the way Hillary Clinton did', which cost her the election in 2016
Boehner also wrote about a foursome round of golf he played with then-President Barack Obama on June 18, 2011
The man who served as House speaker from January 2011-October 2015 tells the story of the time in 2011 when he played golf with Obama and Biden – who were president and vice president at the time.
'[I]n late May of 2011, my office got the call from the White House,' Boehner writes in 'On the House: A Washington Memoir.' 'The president wanted to schedule a round for Father's Day weekend. That was fine with me.
'I got a follow-up call from President Obama himself. 'I've invited Biden,' he told me. 'Bring somebody.' S**t. He wanted a full foursome,' Boehner recalls in his profanity-laced book, which was released Tuesday. 'That meant he was taking this seriously.'
'The political and optical stakes of this game were high enough. But I knew Obama and Biden were both good golfers and I did not want to lose,' he wrote.
Boehner said he invited then-Ohio Governor John Kasich, who was very nervous to partner with him against the White House duo.
Boehner claims Biden, who was vice president at the time, sweat through his socks and shirt before the friendly Father's Day game even started. From left to right: John Kasich, Joe Biden, John Boehner, Barack Obama.
But Boehner said: 'Biden, I knew, did not want to be the anchor on President Obama's golf game. Sure enough, we pulled up at the course and the first thing we noticed was that Biden's shirt was wet. So were his socks.'
'He'd been out there just pounding away in the heat for at least an hour. Yet again, I could see the relief come over Kasich's face,' he detailed.
Upon arriving, Obama made clear he and Boehner were going to play against Biden and Kasich for a $2 prize.
Ultimately, Boehner and Obama won the friendly Father's Day match, which took place the same time across D.C. the U.S. Open was being held at the Congressional Country Club.
'It was a good day out,' Boehner detailed.
He said Obama had the highest handicap with 18 and that he and Kasich played at nine.
'Biden . . . well, Biden told us he was a seven, but I wasn't so sure,' he wrote. 'President Obama and I won, beating them handily on the last two holes to get the match. We bet a grand total of $2, and I have a picture of Biden handing me the two bills.
Boehner added: 'There was no way I was going to give Kasich the embarrassment of handing them over.'
WHY JOE BIDEN WON AND HILLARY CLINTON DID NOT
The former Republican House speaker said that he was just as surprised as many others to see Biden win the presidency in 2020 – but he alluded to the suggestion from many that it wasn't about voting for the Democrat but rather against Trump.
'It was a little surprising to see Biden win the White House while Republicans held their own in Congress and even picked up a lot of seats in the House,' Boehner wrote toward the end of his 252-page memoir. 'Then again, just about every time I was on the ballot during a presidential election year, about 10 percent of the voters in my district would cast their vote for president and then, apparently, just walk out of the voting booth, ignoring the rest of the ballot.'
'It seemed like that happened a fair amount in 2020, which meant that voters' decisions came down to one factor: Donald Trump,' he detailed.
'They had four years to watch and listen to him, and came to the conclusion that even if they agreed with him on policy, his personality just rubbed them the wrong way,' Boehner continued.
'And Joe Biden, for all of his faults, is basically a nice guy, who didn't suffer from his own personality defects the way Hillary Clinton did.'
Boehner said he's grateful no one is looking toward him to run for president as he described a Republican Party that doesn't exactly align with what it was when he was speaker just six years ago.
'I don't even think I could get elected in today's Republican Party anyway,' he said, 'just like I don't think Ronald Reagan could either.'
'That was fine by me because I'm not sure I belonged to the Republican Party he created,' Boehner added of Trump.
'Living through the 2020 election was a pretty strange experience, even for somebody who'd been in politics for quite a while. It showed that, in a lot of ways, America only got more divided during the Trump years,' he wrote.
IN BOOK TOUR MEDIA BLITZ, BOEHNER CALLS NEW REPUBLICANS 'TERRORISTS'
Boehner accused GOP Congressman Jim Jordan of being a 'political terrorist' and recounted how a colleague held a knife to his throat on the House floor.
In an interview with CBS on Sunday – ahead of the release of his memoir – Boehner was talking about the Capitol riot when interviewer John Dickerson said: 'You call some of these members 'political terrorists.'
'Oh, yeah, Jim Jordan especially, my colleague from Ohio. I just never saw a guy who spent more time tearing things apart – never building anything, never putting anything together, ' Boehner said.
It follows extracts from his memoir where he calls Ted Cruz a 'reckless asshole', Tea Party member Michelle Bachmann a 'lunatic' and said Donald Trump 'incited a bloody insurrection' by 'shovelling bulls****'
When pressed in the interview, the red-wine drinking chain-smoking Boehner tempered down his language and said: "Listen, I, I, I'm not in office anymore. I don't have to answer all the questions that I used to have to answer, right? And, and, while it isn't my style, I don't wanna use a pejorative term like that – talking about him or anybody else.'
Boehner also retells the story where GOP Congressman Don Young held a 10-inch kitchen knife to his throat after a speech attacking earmarks.
Boehner also retells the story where GOP Congressman Don Young (center) held a 10-inch kitchen knife to his throat after a speech attacking earmarks
'Don't you ever do that again,' he growled,' Boehner wrote. He responded by looking Young 'right square in his eyes and said, 'F*** you.'
'The speech was aimed right at the House crazies – he (then-Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid) was trying to gin them up even more and make my position even worse.
'So when I saw him at the White House the next day, talking quietly with Mitch McConnell before the meeting, I went over, got in Reid's face and said, 'Do you even listen to all that s*** that comes out of your mouth? You can go f*** yourself," Boehner writes.
Of Jordan, Boehner said: 'I just never saw a guy who spent more time tearing things apart – never building anything, never putting anything together'
In his biting memoir, Boehner also writes that Ronald Reagan wouldn't even get elected in today's GOP that has been overtaken by the 'chaos caucus' and members who 'encouraged actual terrorism' before the Capitol riot.
In 'On the House', he also says he regrets backing impeaching Bill Clinton over the Monica Lewinsky sex scandal because the Republican motivation was 'purely political'.
'Clinton probably did commit perjury. That's not a good thing. But lying about an affair to save yourself from embarrassment isn't the same as lying about an issue of national security,' he writes.
Boehner makes the observation inside his biting memoir where he calls Ted Cruz a 'reckless a**hole', admits the respect he had for Nancy Pelosi's 'iron grip' leadership and describes a wild round of golf with Donald Trump.
Former House Speaker John Boehner dishes on Republicans in his new book and talks about his penchant for merlot and longtime cigarette habit
'REAGAN COULDN'T GET ELECTED IN TODAY'S GOP'
Boehner drew a direct line between his own struggles trying to reign in conservative lawmakers like the House Freedom Caucus on the budget and government shutdowns, and the January 6th MAGA riot.
'The legislative terrorism that I'd witnessed as speaker had now encouraged actual terrorism,' he wrote in an epilogue to the book that he penned after the attacks that resulted in five deaths.
'Trump incited that bloody insurrection for nothing more than selfish reasons, perpetuated by the bulls*** he'd been shoveling since he lost a fair election the previous November. He claimed voter fraud without any evidence,' Boehner wrote.
Boehner, who once worked his family's Ohio Barr, shares the reflections in his new book, On the House: A Washington Memoir, set for release next week.
He also called out GOP tactics going back to the 90s, when he included himself among those who erred in impeaching Bill Clinton, who had an affair with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky and lied about it in a deposition to Ken Starr and his prosecutors.
'I don't even think I could get elected in today's Republican Party anyway. I don't think Ronald Reagan could either,' the former Ohio lawmaker wrote
Boehner backed the House GOP effort to impeach Bill Clinton, which resulted in Democratic gains in 1998. He also accused his conference of blindly following former House Majority Whip Tom DeLay (right) of Texas in the impeachment effort
He did so while taking a shot at his former leadership rival Rep. Tom DeLay (R-Texas), who was the powerhouse in the conference when Boehner held the title of conference chair, which he lost before plotting his comeback.
'I know what we all said at the time: Bill Clinton was impeached for lying under oath. In my view, Republicans impeached him for one reason and one reason only . . . Tom DeLay believed that impeaching Clinton would win us all these House seats, would be a big win politically, and he convinced enough of the membership and the GOP base that this was true,' Boehner writes.
Boehner backed the move, but now has second thoughts.
'Clinton probably did commit perjury. That's not a good thing. But lying about an affair to save yourself from embarrassment isn't the same as lying about an issue of national security,' Boehner says.
He also describes House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has twice held the gavel and retains it at age 81, as a ruthless operator.
He describes her fingerprints on the effort by fellow Californian Henry Waxman to depose former dean of the House John Dingell of Michigan from his powerful perch as head of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Although she claimed neutrality, 'she was all over this. I could just smell it.,' Boehner writes.
'Pelosi had gutted Big John Dingell like a halibut she found floating around San Francisco Bay, then calmly sat back and had a cup of coffee afterward. His entrails were left on display for everyone in the House of Representatives to see — and to remember,' Boehner writes. 'I don't think Nancy relished mounting Dingell on her wall — she certainly didn't brag about it — but that's not the point. The point is she did it, and I have no doubt she slept just fine that night.'
While going after conservative firebrands for 'legislative terrorism,' Boehner also takes a shot at future White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, who headed the Freedom Caucus when he was a North Carolina lawmaker.
After Meadows made a statement by voting against him for speaker as a House freshman, he came to Boehner's office as a supplicant, 'dropped off the couch and was on his knees. Right there on my rug. That was a first. His hands came together in front of him as if he were about to pray,' Boehner says.
He writes that Meadows was on the verge of tears. "For what?' Boehner says he responded, shrugging off the act of rebellion.
TRUMP'S EXPLOSION ON THE GOLF COURSE
Boehner details the time then-businessman Donald Trump exploded at his staffer as an 'idiot' and screamed 'f***ing listen' when the aide got their golfing partners' names wrong.
The former Republican House speaker says during the outing that day, Trump only played with a five handicap and Boehner was 'blown away' by how good he was at golf.
In an excerpt from the book released by Punchbowl News Thursday morning, Boehner recalled the bizarre day when during a fundraising swing he was out-of-the-blue paired with Trump for a round of golf at his Westchester, New York club against two insurance executives.
At the time, Boehner was House minority leader and it was several years before Trump made his 2016 run for the White House.
'He was very friendly, but in an in-your-face, this-is-how-they-talk-in-New-York kind of a way that I was not used to at all. Direct, loud, intense,' Boehner wrote. 'Pretty much the same guy who got elected to the White House. I can tell you that with Trump, what you saw was what you got – for better or worse.'
"Boehner!' Trump said when we were ready to start. 'You and I are gonna take these two turkeys on and whip 'em.' That was okay with me,' he continued in the book, revealing the name Trump used to describe their golf opponents that day.
The memoir will be released on Tuesday, April 13 and is already No. 19 in books on Amazon, where it is available for pre-order.
Former House Speaker John Boehner detailed in his new book the time he golfed with Donald Trump and the businessman called the then-House minority leader's staffer John Criscuolo a an 'idiot' who needs to 'f***ing listen'
Boehner says he didn't believe Trump when he said he was only had a five handicap, and claims he was 'blown away' at how good Trump is at golf
Trump's impromptu addition to the game with Boehner left him unaware of their opponents' names, so he asked Boehner's aide John Criscuolo, known familiarly as BJ – to which he was told their names, and changed in the context of the book.
"I think they're Joe and Jeff,' BJ told him. So Trump said hello to Joe and hello to Jeff and we set off,' Boehner wrote of the interaction between Trump and Criscuolo.
He said that at the end of the game, where Trump and Boehner emerged victorious, the club owner shook hands and said: 'Good match, Joe,' 'Well done, Jeff.'
'Finally, one of the guys stopped us. He had kind of a weird look on his face, and I could see something awkward was coming. 'Guys,' he said, 'our names are Mike and David."
'We had been calling these guys the wrong names over and over, all day long, and they were either too polite or too shy to correct us the whole time,' the excerpt reveals.
Boehner says while he laughed it off – and so did the high-profile executives – Trump was furious.
'This sort of glower fell across his face,' Boehner detailed. 'The kind of look I could tell that you didn't want to see too often if you happened to work for him.'
Boehner continues: 'He marched over to BJ and got right in his face to the point that BJ might have had to take a step or two back. Then Trump shouted, 'What are you, some kind of idiot?' These guys' names are Mike and David!"
'Then he gave the young man a piece of advice that he – and I – have never forgotten. And I hesitate to put an expletive in the mouth of a former president of the United States, but here it goes anyway. 'You want to know how to remember somebody's name?' Trump asked. 'You f***ing LISTEN!"
Boehner spelled out the swear word in his book, where he uses other expletives in his own writing, as well.
Criscuolo still worked with Boehner.
'We laughed about that at the time, and since,' Boehner wrote, adding: '[B]ut there was something dark about it too.'
'I'd never seen anybody treat a staffer like that – not in politics, not ever,' the excerpt reads. 'This was more than New York bluster. This was real anger, over something very, very small.
'We had no idea then what that anger would do to our country.'
BOEHNER WAS 'BLOWN AWAY' BY TRUMP'S FIVE GOLF HANDICAP
Before the game kicked off at Trump's Palm Beach golf club, the businessman revealed his handicap was only five.
Boehner says he was a 10 and the other two players were at 12 and 14 handicaps.
But the lifelong Republican politician said he was shocked that Trump actually turned out to be a fantastic golfer.
'There's no way this guy is a five handicap,' Boehner said he thought when Trump revealed his number ' matter-of-factly.'
'I'm going to have to carry him around on my back all day,' he wrote the thought that went through his mind.
'But Trump ended up birdying three of the first five holes – that's going one under par three times, or one under the standard number of strokes a hole usually needs, for those rusty at golf terms,' he wrote.
'It absolutely blew me away. Holy s**t, I thought, this guy can play golf.'
Boehner said that paired with Trump, they won against the two executives they were up against in their foursome that day.
'Over 18 holes, we talked about this and that,' he wrote. 'Nothing particularly memorable, but had I known back then I was walking around with the 45th president, I might have paid better attention.'
Other parts of Boehner's book have been leaked by those who received an early copy, including claiming Trump was responsible for the Capitol attack on January 6.
TRUMP HITS BACK AT BOEHNER'S BOOK
Trump lashed out at that claim on Wednesday after an excerpt revealed Boehner felt Trump incited the event by 'shoveling bulls***' election fraud claims.
'Was he drinking when he made this statement? Just another RINO who couldn't do the job,' Trump said in response to the comments in Boehner's new book.
He claimed in the memoir that the then-president incited the 'bloody insurrection for nothing more than selfish reasons' and accuses GOP 'whack jobs' who backed the bid to overthrow the election of encouraging 'actual terrorism.'
The chain-smoking, red wine-sipping former GOP speaker doesn't hold back in his memoir.
Boehner describes Senator Ted Cruz as a 'reckless a**hole' details his battles with Tea Party Republicans and Fox News and reveals he was attacked by members of his own party for saying that Barack Obama was born in America.
But his harshest criticism is toward Trump, the head of his party. In a stunning rebuke of the former president, Boehner writes that Trump's 'refusal to accept the result of the election not only cost Republicans the Senate but led to mob violence,' adding: 'It was painful to watch.'
Boehner writes, in book excerpts obtained by The New York Times: 'I'll admit I wasn't prepared for what came after the election — Trump refusing to accept the results and stoking the flames of conspiracy that turned into violence in the seat of our democracy, the building over which I once presided.'
Trump, repeatedly and falsely, claimed he won the November 2020 election and falsely accused Joe Biden of stealing it.
There has been no evidence of voter fraud, multiple recounts confirmed Biden's victory, and courts threw out the Trump campaign's challenges to the results.
Donald Trump hit back when an excerpt of the book was leaked with Boehner slamming the president for inciting the January 6 'bloody insurrection for nothing more than selfish reasons'. Trump responded by saying Boehner was 'another RINO who couldn't do the job' and asked 'was he drinking wine when he made this statement'
'TRUMP INCITED THE RIOT FOR NOTHING MORE THAN SELFISH REASONS'
Boehner called the January 6th riot, where Trump supporters stormed the Capitol on the day Congress was certifying Biden's win, 'one of the lowest points of American democracy.'
'Watching it was scary, and sad. It should have been a wake-up call for a return to Republican sanity,' he wrote.
Trump, he writes, 'incited that bloody insurrection for nothing more than selfish reasons, perpetuated by the bull**** he'd been shoveling since he lost a fair election the previous November.'
In response, Jason Miller, a spokesman for Trump, called Boehner a 'Swamp Creature.'
In his book, Boehner tears into Trump for falsely claiming the election was stolen: 'He claimed voter fraud without any evidence, and repeated those claims, taking advantage of the trust placed in him by his supporters and ultimately betraying that trust.'
Former Republican House Speaker John Boehner calls Jan. 6 'one of the lowest points of American democracy' in his new book 'On the House: A Washington Memoir'
REPUBLICANS 'ENCOURAGED ACTUAL TERRORISM'
Boehner also slammed Republican lawmakers who supported Trump's attempt to overthrow the electoral college certification on January 6th.
Republican Senators Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz, along with GOP House members Kevin McCarthy, Jim Jordan, Marjorie Taylor Greene and many others, were among those objecting.
'Some of the people involved did not surprise me in the least. The legislative terrorism that I'd witnessed as speaker had now encouraged actual terrorism,' Boehner wrote.
Boehner was not the only Republican leader to castigate Trump for his refusal to concede to Biden or for his role in the January 6th insurrection.
After the riot, McCarthy criticized Trump from the House floor for not doing enough during the event to calm his supporters storming the building, leaving a wave of destruction in their path. Ultimately five people died in connection to the MAGA riot.
And Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell criticized Trump at the end of his second impeachment trial for his role on January 6th. Ten House Republicans, including Rep. Liz Cheney, a member of GOP leadership, voted to impeach Trump over his role in the insurrection.
But Boehner's comments are the harshest. And his blistering, salty language falls in line with other excerpts from his book, where Boehner torn into 'lunatics' and 'morons' in his own party and reveals he was criticized for confirming that Barack Obama was born in America.
Former House Speaker John Boehner (left) wrote in his new book that Republicans and right-wing media figures truly believed President Barack Obama (right) was a 'secret Kenyan Muslim traitor'
ATTACKED FOR CONFIRMING OBAMA WAS BORN IN HAWAII
Boehner recalled the pushback he received from members of his party when he went on Meet The Press and vouched that Obama was born in the United States.
'The state of Hawaii has said that President Obama was born there. That's good enough for me,' Boehner said in January 2011.
He also wrote about the moment he realized the 'lunatics' had grown more powerful than Republican leadership.
'I got all kinds of sh** for it—emails, letters, phone calls. It went on for a couple weeks.
'I knew we would hear from some of the crazies, but I was surprised at just how many there really were,' Boehner wrote.
'All of this crap swirling around was going to make it tough for me to cut any deals with Obama as the new House Speaker. Of course, it has to be said that Obama didn't help himself much either.'
'But on the other hand – how do you find common cause with people who think you are a secret Kenyan Muslim traitor to America?' Boehner observed.
'YOU COULD BE A TOTAL MORON AND GET ELECTED WITH AN 'R' NEXT TO YOUR NAME IN 2010′
Boehner ascended to the speakership in 2011 after the Tea Party movement helped the GOP capture the House majority two years into Obama's tenure.
He recalled how Obama called the experience a 'shellacking.'
'And oh boy, was it ever,' Boehner wrote in an excerpt for Politico Magazine that was released Friday. 'You could be a total moron and get elected just by having an R next to your name – and that year, by the way, we did pick up a fair number in that category.'
Boehner complained about the tone of the new Tea Party-tied members.
'Since I was presiding over a large group of people who'd never sat in Congress, I felt I owed them a little tutorial on governing.
'I had to explain how to actually get things done,' he explained. 'A lot of that went straight through the ears of most of them, especially the ones who didn't have brains that got in the way. Incrementalism? Compromise? That wasn't their thing.'
'A lot of them wanted to blow up Washington. That's why they thought they were elected,' he continued.
CLASHES WITH RUPERT MURDOCH, ROGER AILES AND SEAN HANNITY
On top of that, the conservative media establishment was leaning into conspiracy theories and elevating those who spouted them, Boehner observed.
The former speaker recalled a meeting he had in the early 90s with the late Roger Ailes, who became CEO of Fox News Channel and Rupert Murdoch.
They were talking to Boehner about this new TV network they were starting, Fox News.
'I had no idea I was listening to the outline of something that would make my life a living hell down the line,' Boehner observed.
Cut to 2011, and Boehner watched how 'birther-ism' – the conspiracy theory that Obama wasn't born in the United States – went from the internet to, by his calculation, radio host Mark Levin. 'It got him ratings, so eventually he dragged Hannity and Rush to Looneyville along with him,' Boehner said.
'My longtime friend Roger Ailes, the head of Fox News, was not immune to this,' Boehner added. 'He got swept into the conspiracies and the paranoia and became an almost unrecognizable figure.'
Boehner wrote about confrontations he had with Ailes and also with Fox News Channel's Sean Hannity.
Ailes, the Ohio Republican recalled, told him how Obama, the Clintons and George Soros were 'trying to destroy him' and so he had installed a 'safe room' in his house.
'It was like he'd been reading whacked-out spy novels all weekend,' Boehner recalled. 'I thought I could get him to control the crazies, and instead I found myself talking to the president of the club. One of us was crazy. Maybe it was me.'
Sean Hannity hit back at Boehner's comments and said 'he will down as one of the worst Republican speakers in history. He added: 'He's weak, timid and what's up with all the crying John?'
'At some point I called him a nut,' Boehner added.
After Hannity started going after Boehner on his show night after night, the House speaker called him up to ask, 'What the hell?'
Hannity, according to Boehner, pushed back that the speaker didn't 'have a plan.'
Look, our plan is pretty simple: we're just going to stand up for what we believe in as Republicans,' Boehner said he shot back.
The Ohio Republican said his relationship with Hannity, after that conversation, never got any better.
Hannity made that clear in a tweet Friday.
'John Boehner will go down in history as one of the worst Republican speakers in history. He's weak, timid and what's up with all the crying John?' the Fox News Channel host tweeted. 'There was not a single time I was around him when he didn't just reek of cigarette smoke and wine breath,' Hannity added.
'I'm glad he finally found his true calling in life in the 'weed industry," Hannity said in a second tweet.
Boehner has lobbied for a cannabis group since leaving office.
Boehner (right) referred to Rep. Michele Bachmann (left) as a 'lunatic' and said she was one of the 'first prototypes' out of Fox News Channel's laboratory of 'fringe characters'
TEA PARTY MEMBER MICHELE BACHMANN WAS A 'LUNATIC'
Boehner recalled a conversation he had with Rep. Michele Bachmann, a Minnesota Republican, who had presidential ambitions.
Bachmann was one of the 'fringe characters' that Fox was responsible for turning into a media star, Boehner said. 'One of the first prototypes out of their laboratory was a woman named Michele Bachmann,' he said of the overall trend.
Bachmann, who was starting her third term in Congress, told Boehner she wanted to be put on the House Ways and Means Committee, which is the House's most powerful.
That was never going to happen because she would need the approval of the Steering Committee – so it was technically out of his hands – but Boehner was going to be put in a tough position because she didn't do nuance.
When he diplomatically told her no, she pushed back saying, 'Well, then I'll just have to go talk to Sean Hannity and everybody at Fox. And Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin, and everybody else on the radio, and tell them that this is how John Boehner is treating the people who made is possible for the Republicans to take back the House.'
Boehner introduces Sen. Ted Cruz (pictured) as the 'new head lunatic leading the way' adding that 'there is nothing more dangerous than a reckless a**hole who thinks he is smarter than everyone else'
Ted Cruz responded to an audio clip of John Boehner telling him to f*** himself with a 'Mean Girls' gif
'I wasn't the one with the power, she was saying. I just thought I was. She had the power now,' Boehner said. 'She was right, of course.'
Boehner ended up putting Bachman on the House Intelligence Committee, admitting that she 'did her homework' and impressed other members on the panel.
TED CRUZ: THE LEADER OF THE 'CHAOS CAUCUS'
Boehner concluded his excerpt by previewing what happened to the 'chaos caucus' in the next cycle.
'Ladies and gentleman, meet Senator Ted Cruz,' Boehner wrote, referring to the Texas Republican who took office in 2013. Boehner dubbed Cruz the 'new head lunatic leading the way.'
'There is nothing more dangerous than a reckless a**hole who thinks he is smarter than everyone else,' Boehner said.
Boehner ended the chapter with a cliffhanger: '[Cruz] enlisted the crazy caucus of the GOP in what was a truly dumbass idea. Not that anybody asked me.'
He was likely previewing the chaotic 2013 government shutdown.
On Friday, Axios reporter Jonathan Swan shared a clip of Boehner's audiobook, in which he randomly inserts, 'P.S., Ted Cruz, go f*** yourself.'
Cruz responded to the tweet by sharing a 'Mean Girls' gif that read, 'Why are you so obsessed with me?'
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Have You Got a Family Connection - Past or Present - with St Anne's Chapel in Barnstaple?
North Devon Moving Image (NDMI) is looking for local people to get involved with an oral history film making project about St Anne's Chapel in Barnstaple.
NDMI has been commissioned by St Anne's to produce a digital video archive of stories which build a picture of the people who link St Anne's today with its past.
Amanda McCormack, founder and Director of NDMI says "We want to hear from anyone who is interested in or has links with the history of St Anne's. As well as offering exciting opportunities for volunteers we will be running free and fun, accessible oral history film making workshops as part of the project."
"Our short course will teach people that oral history films can be entertaining as well as informative and we aim to give participants the skills and inspiration to carry on making films themselves."
The project will run from now until October 2014. Research and interviews will cover four main topics; St Anne's today, the recent renovations, The Grammar School and The Huguenots.
So if you have a story to contribute, would like to get involved with research or join a film making workshop please contact Amanda McCormack, North Devon Moving Image by email northdevonmovingimage@outlook.com or telephone 01271 860610.
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I ran the 1st Friday Music Sessions at St Anne's for 15 months.
We would love to interview you for the project, Colin. First Fridays has been an excellent example of making the most of the special atmosphere at St Anne's.


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While we often shy away from admitting it, reality television is a guilty pleasure that we just can't get enough of.
For many, the go-to source for scandal, conflict, drama and laugh-out-loud moments is Geordie Shore.
The programme was yesterday hit with rumours surrounding its cast as it was reported that Holly Hagan, Sophie Kasaei and Chloe Ferry are all finished with the show.
Today, the show has been hit with fresh controversies as a 'leaked script' has appeared online, which was allegedly left behind by producers while they were out at lunch.
Fan of the show, Sarah, appears to have found the document and took to Twitter to express her horror and the post has since gone viral.
There has been great debate over whether the script proves that the show is completely fake, or if it is simply used as a guide for the crew to follow.
To be honest, it would make perfect sense to us that, with all the chaos, the crew would have something to at least try and keep up with.
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Society of Professional Journalists | Arkansas Pro Chapter
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Arkansas SPJ announces scholarship winners
June 24, 2019 by arkansasspj
The Arkansas Professional Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists has announced the recipients of two $1,000 scholarships for the 2019-20 academic year and has named a new scholarship in honor of its first female member and president.
The winners are Lauren McLemore of Maumelle and Renato Betim of Fayetteville.
Lauren McLemore of Maumelle is the recipient of the inaugural Charlotte Tillar Schexnayder Scholarship in the amount of $1,000 for the 2019-20 academic year.
Lauren McLemore is a junior at the University of Central Arkansas studying journalism and sociology. She works as the associate editor for the university's student newspaper, The Echo, and also freelance writes pieces for AY magazine and Arkansas Money and Politics. She said she hopes to use her journalistic training alongside her passion for justice and compassion to be successful in a career in media. She will receive the inaugural Charlotte Tillar Schexnayder Scholarship.
Schexnayder is a longtime Arkansas journalist as well as a pioneering leader in areas long dominated by men. Born at Tillar (Drew and Desha counties) in 1923, she graduated in 1944 from Louisiana State University, where she had served as editor of the student newspaper, the Reveille. She became editor of the McGehee Times in October 1944.
In 1955, Schexnayder and her husband, Melvin, bought the Dumas Clarion, owning the newspaper until 1998. Among her many firsts were becoming the first female member of what was then the Little Rock chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (now called the Arkansas Pro Chapter or Arkansas SPJ) and being elected the first female president of the chapter in 1973. She became the first female president of the Arkansas Press Association in 1981 and first female president of the National Newspaper Association in 1991.
Beyond her journalistic firsts, Schexnayder was the first woman named to the Arkansas Board of Pardons and Parole and was the first female president of the Dumas Chamber of Commerce.
Renato Betim of Fayetteville is the recipient of a $1,000 J.N. Heiskell Scholarship for the 2019-20 academic year.
Renato Betim is a junior at the University of Arkansas double majoring in journalism and political science. He has worked as a senior reporter at the Eagle View, the student-run newspaper of Northwest Arkansas Community College. After completing his bachelor's degree, Betim said he hopes to pursue a master's degree in journalism and report on politics and social issues that impact politics in his community and nationwide. In honor of the 200th anniversary of the Arkansas Gazette, which continues today as the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, he will receive the J.N. Heiskell Scholarship.
Heiskell, owned and edited the Arkansas Gazette for 70 years until his death in 1972. The newspaper won two Pulitzer Prizes during his tenure.
The scholarship recipients will be honored at the chapter's annual meeting and Diamond Journalism Awards ceremony at 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 25, at the Flying Saucer in Little Rock.
For more information, please contact Jennifer Ellis, chapter president, at jellis@arkansasonline.com or (501) 533-0565.
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Q: Jquery mobile dialogbox without changing page I have to display dynamic popups in phonegap appliction.I made the popups dynamic using Jquery mobile and javascript but popup have white background throughout the application.
Please help me to get this in correct form.
    Html code:

Delete Page?

Are you sure you want to delete this page?

This action cannot be undone.

            Continue

Jquery Code:
 function show(head, title, msg) {
        debugger;
        head = head ? head : "";
        title = title ? title : "";
        msg = msg ? msg : "";
        jPages["popupMsg"].find("#popup-head").html(head);
        jPages["popupMsg"].find("#popup-title").html(title);
        jPages["popupMsg"].find("#popup-content").html(msg);
        $.mobile.changePage("#popupMsgPage", {
            role: "dialog"

        });

A: I think you are mixing up the popup widget and dialog pages.  If you don't want to change page, use the popup widget like this:
function show(head, title, msg) {
    head = head ? head : "";
    title = title ? title : "";
    msg = msg ? msg : "";
    $("#popupMsgPage").find("#popup-head").html(head);
    $("#popupMsgPage").find("#popup-title").html(title);
    $("#popupMsgPage").find("#popup-content").html(msg);

    $("#popupMsgPage").popup("open");
}

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Q: Hide arrows from indentation and highlighting PhpStorm How can I hide those arrows next to line numbers ?
And also how can I disable the highlighting of the current line ?

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How can I hide those arrows next to line numbers ?

I see no arrows.
You must be talking about code folding controls. If so -- Settings/Preferences | Editor | General | Code Folding | Show code folding outline

And also how can I disable the highlighting of the current line ?

Edit your color schema and change the colors to desired ones (e.g. remove any colors) at Settings/Preferences | Editor | Colors & Fonts | General | Editor | Caret Row.
NOTE: you cannot edit bundled color schema -- first create your own (Save As... button) and only then you can edit it.