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ComEd's current fleet of 3,000 vehicles includes 1,400 biodiesel-fueled line trucks and another 430 units that are capable of running on high-level ethanol-gasoline blends, or E85. More than 200 of its vehicles have electric hybrid or plug-in hybrid electric systems and another 10 are all-electric vehicles. ComEd plans to electrify 30 percent of its fleet by 2025. This will eliminate 2,000 metric tons of GHG emissions, in addition to the 4,000 metric tons that the ComEd fleet already avoids annually. The company's goal of electrifying 50 percent of its fleet by 2030 has the potential to eliminate an additional 29,000 metric tons of GHG emissions.
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Hey everyone! Welcome to another Modern Musings! This week I'm going to look at all the juicy spoilers that we have so far and pick out the cards that I think will best fit into Modern. As always, I'm going to be ignoring reprints that already exist in Modern, so no shocklands will be on this list. Let's get to it!
, then you know that the drawback for this card is definitely worth the upside. The fact that this also hits lands means that you can hit your opponent's crucial lands while also taxing their mana base if you're also running things like Field of Ruin or Ghost Quarter. I think that this card alone will revive Jund and Abzan and make them far more resilient than they were before.
A second side note about this card hitting lands is that if is truly prolific, it could very well push Tron into tier 2 territory. This will be especially true if it's combined with Ghost Quarter or Field of Ruin. I cannot stress enough that having the ability to destroy any permanent for 2 mana is pretty absurd. This card should see heavy play across multiple formats.
While most cards are going to look a little bland when compared with the powerhouse that is Assasin's Trophy, but Beast Whisperer is not to be underestimated. Once upon a time, Elf Combo was considered the best deck in Extended and prompted the banning of Glimpse of Nature, and while 4 mana is a steep price to pay for this effect, when used in tandem with Beck // Call, we might get a pretty close approximation to the once overpowered Elves deck.
Goblin Cratermaker is, I think, the second best card we've seen so far in the set and makes Goblin Legionnaire look a bit like a chump. His first ability is already pretty good, killing a good number of problematic creatures in Modern. But his second ability is absurd. Having the ability to destroy an Arcbound Ravager or a Krark-Clan Ironworks, on an activated ability of a creature with a relevant creature type is quite powerful. Heck, he can even blow up Eldrazi or an Ugin, the Spirit Dragon. Wizards has really been pushing Goblins in Modern the past couple of sets, and this plus the new Rabblemaster makes me wonder how close Goblins really is to being a viable deck.
March of the Multitudes is probably not modern playable, as Secure the Wastes exists and is probably better in most ways. However if you have three creatures of the corresponding colors, you can cast this for just X, and surprise your opponent with a bunch of lifelink blockers or a big/lethal attack if you cast it on their end step.
Mausoleum Secrets is the first cheap tutor we've gotten in a while and it's also probably one of better ones. When looking at conditional tutors like this, It's important to look at the worst case scenarios first. What if this card tutors for zero? What can you get? Living End, Ancestral Vision, and Restore Balance come to mind first, which could breathe new life into the As Foretold decks. The fact that this is instant speed really makes me think that this could be quite good a few decks. Decks that run Goryo's Vengeance I think will be taking an especially hard look at this card as a way to smooth over their inconsistency.
This card I'm a little less sure on how effective it will be in Modern, as you need a whopping 6-7 creatures in your graveyard before he's a reasonable cost. However, his effect is pretty nice, returning a land from the graveyard to the battlefield. This is actually just pretty good value with something like Horizon Canopy or Field of Ruin. It could even combo with something like Crypt of Agadeem, a card that saw some Standard play, and then faded into obscurity. I'll be interested to see if this guy makes any waves.
The last card that we have for today is Runaway Steam-Kin. It seems that the Izzet guild is continuing with the theme of wanting to cast a lot of spells. While this card could probably fit into Storm, It effectively gives the same amount of mana that a Baral, Chief of Compliance or Goblin Electromancer gives you in that deck, so I'm not sure we'll see a replacement there. That being said, there might be some other kind of red deck that could abuse this, maybe even with Hardened Scales. Upon writing this I realize that this would probably be a pretty good addition into the Nivmagus Elemental that floats around.
Anyway, that's all the spoilers for this week. Guilds of Ravnica is shaping up quite nicely, and I can't wait to see the rest of the set!
Mausoleum secrets can only tutor a black card. So Living End is in, but those other cards that were lost are out….
Strangely enough, I think mausoleum secrets would actually be better if it cost three mana, because then you you could play it in living end.


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Today's Scriptures are so familiar that we can probably recite parts of them by heart. There's the reading about a man plunging into water seven times (ice cold no doubt) and the one about those 10 lepers. Sure, we get it; it's about being cured, right?
Zzzzzzz …
Well, that's part of it.
In our first reading, Nathan is first of all reluctant about even having to seek out a holy man—a prophet—to ask for healing. A wealthy, influential man, he had no doubt been to all the experts—medical, spiritual, nutritional. When he finally does go, the cure which the prophet suggests angers him.
Bathe in a river? Done that thousands of times! Nothing more original or at least more mysterious than that? Nathan sneers at the suggestion and turns to go home.
In our Gospel, the 10 lepers stop at a distance from Jesus, who calls out telling them to go show themselves to a priest. I can imagine the conversation among them.
"Really? What's the point? The priest has seen us plenty of times!"
In both Scriptures, sheer desperation causes the seekers of healing to move beyond their fears, beyond their faith (or lack of it) to take a step toward hope.
Nathan turns his entourage around and heads for the river, plunging himself into the water seven times. In the process, he discovers that healing has taken place. In fact, Scripture tells us that his skin was made new like the skin of a baby.
The lepers in the Gospel turn around at the words of Jesus and trudge toward the temple, certain that they would not be welcomed. Along the way, they too discover that they have been healed.
The Bible is full of similar accounts. To defeat Jericho, Joshua was told to march around the city walls with his army, knowing that such action would only serve to alert the enemy. Yet he obeyed. And in the process, the walls of the city came down on their own, without a fight. What seemed like certain death, produced life. When Jesus fed the five thousand, the apostles had to move past their expectations and even their intellect, to distribute a few fish and loaves to a multitude. What seemed futile was, in fact, fruitful.
Hidden in the word "obedience" is the word "die."
Obedience to the Word of God—this living, breathing, life-giving Word—requires that I put to death those things within me that keep me from reaching out, beyond myself, beyond my understanding of the laws of physics, science and society, to hope in God. Fear, pride, status, self-righteousness, and even my intellect all must be put to death in order for me to obey this unenforceable call to hope in God.
Sometimes my own unworthiness makes me reluctant to approach God; sometimes my needs seem too small in comparison to the needs of the world and, like the lepers, I stop at a distance from Him. Like Nathan, my intellect and logic often wage war with the Word of God.
It is precisely here, at the intersection of my will and the Word of God, that the battle, and my healing, begins. How is such a battle won? St. Paul tells us to pick up "the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God" (Ephesians 6:17), the weapon that systematically puts to death anything which threatens to separate me from God, and from my truest and deepest healing.
I cannot count the times that I have found myself looking back over a particularly dark or difficult time through which I have come, and wondered, "How did I do that?" In the midst of the struggle between vice and virtue, the healing has come softly, and almost unnoticed. And I find, to my surprise, that I have been made new.
Spend some time with the Lord today and bring before Him the deepest desires of your heart. Perhaps it's time for your first fencing lesson.
Author and blogger, Lynne Keating also lectors and teaches the Bible to CCD students at St. John the Beloved Parish in Wilmington, DE. Convinced that this is one of the most exciting and important times in salvation history, her writing encourages all people to recognize and rejoice in God's self-offering love, revealed more and more through the actions of His people. She blogs at Fellowship of the Lamb.
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Every Friday, Ipreo's Municipal Client Services team distributes the Muni Deal calendar, a list of all the bond deals scheduled to hit the market the following week.
The deal slate for the last full week of May dips down a bit from last week, but the muni calendar is still in decent shape.
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Rev-Pack tank bags and packs keep the things you need accessible and dry. It's like a glove box or your bike. Keeps your camera, maps, GPS, Cellular phones, ipod or other device.
Our TankPacks are solid stable designs that can weather the road with all suprises and always remain on your bike. Even if for some reason you are unable to keep the shinny side up, your Rev-Pack TankPack will still be hugging your tank.
We hope all of us are well practiced in our defensive riding skills and won't have this issue.
These TankPacks are tough, vesitle and we think the easiest to access on the market. For the traditional rider this is the glove box; gloves, cigs, glasses and maps. For the moto-photo folks it is the perfect camera bag; camera, lenses, meters and cables. For the geocacher it houses the treasure that will be troved to others and collect available target caches; GPS device, treasures ad caches. For the touring enthusiast it is a little of all of the above with a little security of choice; theft detection, holster or radar.


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Samara Region memorable places are connected with the life and activity of V.I. Lenin. The house-museum in Alakajevka village where the Uljanovs lived from 1889 to 1893 proves it. The homely atmosphere of the time is reconstructed there. Letters, diaries, pictures, books and personal things of the family form the museum exposition.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House officials said on Friday they did not know yet whether President Donald Trump would seek to block former FBI Director James Comey from testifying to Congress next week, a move that could spark a political backlash.
"I have not spoken to counsel yet. I don't know how they're going to respond," White House spokesman Sean Spicer told reporters.
Comey was leading a Federal Bureau of Investigation probe into alleged Russian meddling in last year's U.S. presidential election and possible collusion by Trump's campaign when the president fired him last month.
Critics have charged that Trump was seeking to hinder the FBI's investigation by dismissing Comey.
The former FBI chief is due to testify on Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee as part of its own Russia-related investigation, and his remarks could cause problems for the Republican president.
Factbox: Could Trump use executive privilege to block Comey testimony?
Comey is widely expected to be asked about conversations in which the president reportedly pressured him to drop an investigation into Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, whose ties to Russia are under scrutiny. Critics have said that such pressure could potentially amount to obstruction of justice.
Presidents can assert executive privilege to prevent government employees from sharing information. However, legal experts say it is not clear whether certain conversations between Trump and Comey that the president has talked about publicly would be covered, and any effort to block Comey, who is now a private citizen, from testifying could be challenged in court.
Democratic lawmakers sent White House counsel Donald McGahn a letter warning that invoking executive privilege "would be seen as an effort to obstruct the truth from both Congress and the American people."
In an interview with ABC News, White House senior adviser Kellyanne Conway appeared to indicate the president would allow Comey to testify. "We'll be watching with the rest of the world when Director Comey testifies," she said.
But asked directly whether Trump would invoke executive privilege on Comey's testimony, she added: "The president will make that decision."
Amid a political firestorm touched off by Comey's firing, the Justice Department appointed a special counsel last month to take the lead on the Russia investigation.
U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded the Russian government sought to influence the U.S. election in Trump's favor, a charge Russia has denied. Russian President Vladimir Putin, however, said on Thursday some Russians may have acted on their own.
Trump, who has raised doubts about the U.S. agencies' findings and denounced the continuing Russia probes, has denied any collusion.
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Dipturus australis és una espècie de peix de la família dels raids i de l'ordre dels raïformes.

Morfologia
 Els mascles poden assolir 50 cm de longitud total.

Reproducció
És ovípar i les femelles ponen càpsules d'ous, les quals presenten com unes banyes a la closca.

Hàbitat
És un peix marí, de clima temperat (27°S-36°S) i demersal que viu entre 50–180 m de fondària.

Distribució geogràfica
Es troba a l'Oceà Pacífic occidental: és un endemisme d'Austràlia.

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Bibliografia
 Compagno, L.J.V., 1999. Checklist of living elasmobranchs. p. 471-498. A W.C. Hamlett (ed.) Sharks, skates, and rays: the biology of elasmobranch fishes. Johns Hopkins University Press, Maryland, Estats Units.
 Dulvy, N.K. i J.D. Reynolds, 1997. Evolutionary transitions among egg-laying, live-bearing and maternal inputs in sharks and rays. Proc. R. Soc. Lond., Ser. B: Biol. Sci. 264:1309-1315.

 Fritzsch, B. i P. Moller, 1995. A history of electroreception. p. 39-55. A: P. Moller (ed.) Electric fishes: history and behavior. Fish and Fisheries Series 17. Chapman & Hall, Londres.
 McEachran, J.D. i K.A. Dunn, 1998. Phylogenetic analysis of skates, a morphologically conservative clade of elasmobranchs (Chondrichthyes: Rajidae). Copeia (2):271-290.
 Wheeler, A., 1977. Das grosse Buch der Fische. Eugen Ulmer GmbH & Co. Stuttgart. 356 p.
 Wu, H.L., K.-T. Shao i C.F. Lai (eds.), 1999. Latin-Chinese dictionary of fishes names. The Sueichan Press, Taiwan.

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Some of my favorite Core Image Filters are the Morphology filters; morphology, morphology gradient, and morphology laplacian.
I've uploaded some image unit versions of them, that crop to the reference image and also include insert splitters, to keep them from getting "reigned in" where higher values than the defaults might be desirable. These can be used as is, or installed in your Graphics/Quartz Composer Patches folder.


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efj grant application form (ga4) the environmental foundation of jamaica (efj) in collaboration with the forestry department, through funding provided by the european union (eu), presents this call for proposals under the national forestry management and conservation plan (nfmcp 2016-2026). (applicant summary .
duplicate to the efj office address, or by email ([email protected]) no later than 3:30 pm on the last date published for the call (friday, october 19, 2007). as grant awards are made on the merit of the proposal, please ensure that the information recorded is clear and accurate, and justifies your request.
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I will present an illustrated lecture (part concert) showing how the song can be a vehicle for political and theoretical commentary. I plan to perform several original songs--perhaps working with a group of other musicians. I will comment on how the songs were written and recorded. Here is a link to my webpage on song writing. My presentation will be a collaboration with students and will be a development of the work illustrated on this page.
Opitz, Michael, "Song Writing and Critical Theory" (2011). Forum Lectures. 40.


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Q: Apply settings to Selenium's FirefoxDriver I am trying to run the org.openqa.selenium.firefox.FirefoxDriver in Java.
I would like to open a browser window without the address bar and other functionalities like page-forward and so on.
Actually I would like to have a plain window with the displayed web content and even disabled context menu.
How to archive that.
I tried with the code:
FirefoxOptions op = new FirefoxOptions()
                .addPreference("browser.startup.page", 1)
                .addPreference("browser.startup.homepage", "https://google.com");

WebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver();

but could not find any good, easy understandable documentation for preferences or arguments (addArgument(...)).
Could anyone give me a hint here?
These resources also did not give me a good understandable help:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/WebDriver/Capabilities/firefoxOptions
https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/modules/libpref/init/all.js
How to correctly use FirefoxOptions() and its arguments to pass it to the FirefoxDriver() constructor
Other threads I found on the internet are many years old.
As bonus, the same links for Chrome would also be appreciated.

A: This is a solution what I almost perfectly want. It does not deal with Selenium/Selenide, which is fully ok with me. I made it work nicely with Chrome browser.
See: https://github.com/greyshine/javaspring-embedded-browser
Most interesting files are the index.html and BrowserAdaptor.java.
What I still miss:

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*A nice way independent on the OS on how to locate the executable for the browser; see application.properties

*Firefox does not open with a pure screen but still has tabs and some browser functions. What would be the startup parameters (see application.properties) for firefox to correctly start.

*Same story for the Edge browser. Startup parameters, etc...
Bringing Selenide into the question was based, that I seen that this must be somehow possible.

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The Member Spotlight for the month of August goes to Johnnie Logan. In the midst of retirement, Logan was in search of daily activities. She heard about the Shannon Center, and nearly 10 years later, it's still part of her routine. She appreciates the indoor facilities and friendly atmosphere.
During her workouts, Logan likes to walk. She prefers to be indoors rather than outside, so the indoor track is a great tool for her. She is flexible about what time she goes to the Shannon Center, but she makes sure to walk at least three miles.
"A family friend mentioned the Shannon Center to me, so I decided to try it," said Logan. "I like it! I meet a lot of interesting people while walking on the track, and I like to talk to them. When I walk alone I find a rhythm to keep my pace. Walking gives me that edge!"
Chicago has been Logan's home for the majority of her life. Before she retired, Logan worked at Nabisco for 38 years. She has two daughters, and she is the grandmother of two granddaughters, one of which will be a freshman at DePauw University in Greencastle, Ind. in the fall.
Logan knows that exercising keeps her healthy and boosts her energy.
"Get out, walk, meet interesting people and communicate!" advised Logan. "It's healthy."
Congratulations Johnnie! Check back to see the Shannon Center Spotlight for the month of September!


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'Green News Report' - December 6, 2011
It's not easy being green...
By Desi Doyen on 12/6/2011 2:25pm PT
IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: It's not easy being green!: Fox 'News' goes to war with Kermit T. Frog!; Crunch week at UN climate talks; Million-dollar fines for Massey Energy's WV coal mine disaster; PLUS: Protesting the World Bank's major coal projects ... All that and more in today's Green News Report!
IN 'GREEN NEWS EXTRA' (see links below): BP accuses Halliburton of destroying evidence in Gulf Oil Spill; $50 million Gulf restoration fund urged; More radioactive water leaks from Japan's Fukushima plant; Climate change already severely impacting agriculture; Humans responsible for 3/4 of climate change; GOP Fail: Military housing solar project a 'go' ... PLUS: The brutal logic of climate change. It ain't pretty ... and much, MUCH more! ...
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84-Year Old WI Woman May Need to Pay $200 to Cast Legal Vote Under GOP Voter Suppression Law
By Brad Friedman on 12/5/2011 4:30pm PT
Via Tanya Somanader at ThinkProgress...
For 63 years, Brokaw, Wisconsin native Ruthelle Frank went to the polls to vote. Though paralyzed on her left side since birth, the 84-year-old "fiery woman" voted in every election since 1948 and even got elected herself as a member of the Brokaw Village Board. But because of the state's new voter ID law, 2012 will be the first year Frank can't vote. Born after a difficult birth at her home in 1927, Frank never received an official birth certificate. Her mother recorded it in her family Bible and Frank has a certification of baptism from a few months later, along with a Social Security card, a Medicare statement, and a checkbook. But without the official document, she can't secure the state ID card that the new law requires to vote next year.
"It's really crazy," she added. "I've got all this proof. You mean to tell me that I'm not a U.S. citizen?" But state officials have informed Frank that, because the state Register of Deeds does have a record of her birth, they can issue her a new birth certificate — for a fee. And because of a spelling error, that fee may be as high as $200
Add Frank's to the stories of 96-year old Dorothy Cooper in TN who has voted in every election since woman were granted the right to vote, but who no longer may be able to cast her vote on Election Day next year, and 86-year old WWII veteran Darwin Sparks in the same state; along with hundreds of thousands of others who are likely to find themselves unable to cast their legal vote on Election Day next year thanks to new voter suppression laws implemented in about a dozen states by GOP legislatures and governor's since they took control in 2010.
In Wisconsin, where "an estimated 177,399 Wisconsin residents 65 and older do not have a driver's license or state photo ID — 23 percent of that population," and where Frank may have to pay as much as $200 to cast her legal vote under the GOP's new anti-democratic and anti-Democratic polling place Photo ID restrictions, the non-partisan League of Women Voters has filed suit charging the law is in violation of the state's constitution, as The BRAD BLOG detailed in October. That case is still pending.
Article Categories: Election Reform, Wisconsin, Photo ID Laws, Republicans, Election 2012
Clear Channel to Replace Green960, San Francisco's Only AM Progressive Talk Station, With Glenn Beck, Other RWers as Election Year Begins
By Brad Friedman on 12/5/2011 12:07pm PT
[UPDATE 12/16/11: Clear Channel may now be re-thinking their plans to dump Green960! Details now here...]
The only progressive AM radio talk station, Green960-KKGN, in one of the nation's most liberal cities, San Francisco, is being taken off the AM dial by radio behemoth Clear Channel Communications, Inc. --- a media conglomerate now owned by Mitt Romney's Bain Capital, LLC --- at the beginning of the 2012 Presidential election year.
Adding insult to injury for progressives in the Bay Area, the 960 slot on the dial is being replaced by Clear Channel with the likes of Glenn Beck, Fox News Radio's John Gibson and other radical Rightwing talkers, according to a press release [PDF] issued by the media giant last week, touting, in somewhat Orwellian terms, their "goal of expanding talk radio in San Francisco."
"We saw the opportunity to expand our footprint in this crucial arena as we head into an election year and a population increasingly engaged in local, state, and national events and activism," says Clear Channel's San Francisco Director of Operations Don Parker in the release.
The expansion will amount to moving Green960's current schedule of progressive talk shows off the AM band, and on to FM's HD2 radio ghetto where it will become a largely automated "robo-station," according to several radio insiders familiar with the station and Clear Channel's plans for it. The station which was formerly Green960 will have the catchy new name "FM Progressive Talk 103.7-2" at its new home, if listeners can find it.
The new Rightwing format taking its place on 960 will be known as KNEW, which is currently at 910 on the AM dial featuring a number of Fox News Radio programs. The 910 position will then be filled with a new talk format being developed by Clear Channel called "San Francisco's Talk 910 KKSF," which will also include some Fox News Radio veterans.
One bright side for progressives in San Francisco, the popular Randi Rhodes, who is syndicated nationally by Premiere (Clear Channel's syndication arm) will continue in her current live Noon to 3p PT slot on the new KNEW-960. She'll also remain in the same live slot in the progressive line up on the HD2 band, though few are likely to hear her there, as very few Americans actually own an HD radio receiver.
Rhodes tells The BRAD BLOG there could be a potential upside to the format change which will leave her progressive voice, as well as Bill Press' in the pre-dawn hours, sprinkled in among the far Rightwingers.
"I never want to see Progressive voices lose ground, but hopefully we can build on the new HD channel," Rhodes told us via email on Friday. "It does look like the beginning of the end of 'conservative format purity' has started. That's a change in the industry that I've been fighting for for a long time and I'm happy to be part of it."...
Article Categories: Air America, Stephanie Miller, San Francisco, Mitt Romney, Mike Malloy, FCC, Randi Rhodes, Election 2012, Media Reform, Thom Hartmann
1968/2012: Once and Future Occupations?
We've long been warning --- beginning with Chicago's Democratic Mayor Rahm Emanuel's initial arrests of 175 peaceful Occupy demonstrators in late October, and again following the subsequent brutally violent crackdown by the Oakland PD on peaceful Occupiers there on the orders of Democratic Mayor Jean Quan --- of the growing likelihood of an "#OccupyDNC2012" at next year's convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, unless Dems wise up (and quickly) and figure out that it'll be far smarter to work with demonstrators on their legitimate grievances, rather than fool-heartedly try and crush the Occupations in hopes that they will simply go away.
Given that, shamefully, we've seen a series of (theoretically) left-leaning Mayors continuing the use of this ill-considered technique --- even upping the violent ante in many of the "crackdowns" since --- one must wonder if all of these Democrats have simply forgotten about 1968, are too young to know about what actually happened there, or simply don't give a damn for some unknown reason.
The BRAD BLOG's legal contributor Ernest Canning --- who was deployed to Vietnam at the time, so was unaware of what had actually happened outside the Democratic National Convention in 1968 in Grant Park (the very location where, ironically, Barack Obama would give his moving Presidential victory speech in 2008) until learning about it upon his return home the following year --- flagged these poignant reminders for us all...
Look familiar? Ignore those videos, and history, at your own peril, Democrats.
Oh, and look, the official website for the 2012 Democratic Convention offers this helpful advice at the very top of its home page!:
The 2012 Democratic National Convention is about you. And the success of this convention will be determined by your participation.
So get involved, raise your voice and be heard!
Do you suppose they really mean that? If so, do you suppose they'll still really mean that by the opening day of the DNC on September 3rd next year?
Article Categories: North Carolina, DNC, Rights And Freedoms, Barack Obama, Democrats, Election 2012, Occupy Wall Street
Who's More of a Joke? Herman Cain, the Republican Party, or the U.S. Media That Enabled Him?
The corporate U.S. media, as well as the non-corporate U.S. media --- Right, non-Right, and Center --- have all wasted months of precious time filing millions upon millions of words in regard to the fake candidacy of Herman Cain, one which was never meant to lead, and wouldn't have ever led, to his Presidency in a million years. They've done that in lieu of reporting on things that actually matter in this county, at one of the most crucial moments in our nation's history.
His campaign matters as little today, now that he's "suspended" his fake candidacy as the weight of one too many sexual harassment and secret love affair charges has finally caught up with him, as it did on any of the other days prior, all of them wasted by our inglorious national media.
Here then, courtesy of Chris Cillizza at Washington Post, is the only thing you actually need to know about the entire shameful situation --- in one single quote from Steve Schmidt, the campaign manager for Sen. John McCain's 2008 Presidential bid:
"That Cain's candidacy was taken seriously for longer than a nano-second in a time of genuine crisis for the country raises fundamental questions about the health of the political process and the Republican party," Schmidt said.
Bingo. We'll add only that the same questions apply to the media in this affair, as well. But perhaps they are now part and parcel of "the political process" Schmidt refers to. As shameful as Cain's fake candidacy may have been, as no more than a self-promotional publicity stunt aimed at increasing his worth on the GOP patsy-fueled Wingnut Welfare market (and, perhaps, to help him get a bit more tail to boot), the U.S. media have far outdone themselves on the shamefulness meter by going all in on this hoax for months, as they continue their seemingly endless quest to ill-serve this nation in the bargain.
(And that, we're proud to say, is more words about Herman Cain, in one single post, than this news site has bothered to waste on him during the totality of his entire ridiculous appearance in an entirely ridiculous Republican primary process during the entirety of one damned serious pre-election year.)
Article Categories: Mainstream Corporate Media, Mainstream Media Failure, Accountability, Election 2012, Herman Cain
Hundreds of OccupyLA Demonstrators Held for Days Without Charges on $5,000 Bail in Deplorable, Illegal, and Unconstitutional Conditions
Arrestees kept on buses for hours, forced to urinate self, deprived of water, medical aid or legal assistance...
By Ernest A. Canning on 12/2/2011 1:39pm PT
Guest blogged by Ernest A. Canning with Brad Friedman
[Article now UPDATED at bottom with new information on the LAPD release of detainees.]
Much of the good will and plaudits earned by Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and LAPD Chief Charlie Beck for their "minimal use of force" tactics employed to clear OccupyLA demonstrators from City Hall Park earlier this week has been quickly squandered in the hours and days since. The BRAD BLOG has learned that hundreds of peaceful arrestees were kept in often deplorable conditions in the hours following their apprehension.
According to new interviews with some of the arrestees following their release, men and women alike were held without charges for hours on end, forced to urinate in their seats on a holding bus while handcuffed, cut off from attorneys, medical supplies, and drinking water, and locked away with punitively high bails while being deprived of both humane and Constitutional rights.
At this hour, almost three full days after their arrest at the OccupyLA encampment in front of Los Angeles City Hall, more than 200 of the peaceful demonstrators detained by LAPD in the evening on Tuesday and early morning hours on Wednesday --- many of them who were not even participating in the Occupation --- are still being held in jail pending $5,000 bail for their misdemeanor detentions, as detailed by radio station KPCC. Approximately fifty people have been released, some after posting bail, others for medical reasons.
KPCC went on to report that on Thursday, only 19 of those people had yet to be charged. The City Attorney's office said that, depending on the charge, some would face bail as high as $20,000.
This morning, Los Angeles Times reported that most of the 19 who were allowed to appear in L.A. County Superior Court Thursday were released without bail, but on the "condition that they not return to the City Hall area, where the protesters had camped." The Times went on to note that most of those still held without being charged have no criminal record...
Article Categories: California, Rights And Freedoms, U.S. Constitution, Accountability, Los Angeles, Occupy Wall Street, Oakland
LAPD Officer Captured on Video Pointing Gun at Citizen Journalist '@OakFoShow' at OccupyLA Raid
Journo takes officer to task, identifies him for web-stream as peaceful crowd chants 'Guns down!'...
Yesterday, during my KPFK/Pacifica interview on Wednesday with citizen journalist and fearless video live-streamer Spencer Mills (better known to the world as "OakFoSho") about his remarkable coverage of the Tuesday Night/Wednesday morning LAPD raid of OccupyLA at Los Angeles City Hall, we discussed a moment when an LAPD officer had, inappropriately, pointed a gun at him, and Mills' fearless attempt to take the officer to task for it.
"Escamilla is pointing his gun at protesters," Mills is heard saying on the video. The officer then points the gun towards the sky, and then lowers it briefly straight at the camera as the journalist's video-camera records the moment for posterity.
"That's not necessary! You just pointed your weapon right at me!," Mills shouts to the cop. "That's not necessary!...It's against procedure and it's against code and you're not supposed to do it! Take your finger off the trigger, please. Thank you! Don't point your weapon at me. It's against procedure and its against code. I'm a journalist! I'm allowed to be here!"
The crowd follows up Mills by chanting, "Guns down! Guns down! Guns down!"
"Again, his name is Escamilla," Mills says near the end of the clip, before spelling out his name. "E-S-C-A-M-I-L-L-A. I believe he just broke procedure."
Prior to the show yesterday, I wasn't able to find the audio from the incident, which I had seen live as it occurred on OakFoSho/Mills' live-stream, but RT (Russian television) apparently noticed it, and highlighted it yesterday. Here's that moment...
Also, as we've been quite complimentary, in general, towards the way the LAPD handled the eviction from the park in a surprisingly peaceful way (versus the appalling example set by other cities where police sparked violence by the use of pepper spray, tear gas, and more against peaceful demonstrators), it seems, in addition to the above, a bit more video is helpful for balance.
"OccupyFreedomLA," the other video live-streamer who joined me in-studio at KPFK on Wednesday to discuss her coverage, sends along the following video captured that same night and aired by KCBS2/KCAL9 (yes, their news divisions are now merged), showing exceedingly rough treatment by the LAPD of a photojournalist in the park that night. "It could have been us," she notes, in the tweet accompanying the link she sent to both me and "OakFoSho"...
Article Categories: Journalist Intimidation, Accountability, Los Angeles, Occupy Wall Street
IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: Newt makes stuff up; Historic drought in TX now worst in a century; This week's newest oil spill, now in CO; Extreme weather disasters will cost even more due to global warming; One step forward, two steps back in UN climate negotiations; PLUS: House GOP wins another courageous battle in the fight against imaginary regulations ... All that and more in today's Green News Report!
IN 'GREEN NEWS EXTRA' (see links below): In spite of Solyndra, military solar project a GO; How to slash CA's greenhouse gas emissions by 2050; Abrupt climate change possible from melting permafrost; Study: Renewables can reduce pollution at no cost to the economy; Running dry on the Great Plains; Algae bloom baffles scientists; Study Shows Worse Picture of Meltdown in Japan ... PLUS: The end of world as we know it: a surprisingly uplifting documentary... and much, MUCH more! ...
Article Categories: Fox 'News', Texas, Great Britain, United Nations, Mainstream Media Failure, U.S. House, Environment, Republicans, Green News, BP Oil Disaster, EPA, Fracking, Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, Coal
BREAKING: MA Attorney General Files Suit Against Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Ally Financial, MERS For Illegal Foreclosures
By Brad Friedman on 12/1/2011 9:18am PT
Just breaking from Reuters...
The Massachusetts attorney general has filed a lawsuit against five large U.S. banks accusing them of deceptive foreclosure practices, such as robo-signing.
Attorney General Martha Coakley said on Thursday the lawsuit was filed in state court in Boston against Bank of America Corp, JPMorgan Chase & Co Inc, Citigroup Inc, Wells Fargo & Co and Ally Financial.
Coakley's office said the lawsuit was filed after more than a year of negotiations with the banks involving all 50 states.
By the way, while I realize that corporations are "people," I wonder how many actual people, after committing massive felonies, are allowed "more than a year" to "negotiate" with law enforcement over whether they will be indicted for those felony crimes or not.
UPDATE: A few more details now from Boston Globe...
Coakley said she will hold a press conference at 1 p.m. today to detail the suit against Bank of America Corp., Wells Fargo & Co., JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citi, and Ally Financial.
The suit, filed in Suffolk Superior Court, also names the private company Mortgage Electronic Registration System Inc. and its parent, MERSCORP Inc., as defendants, according to the attorney general's office.
"The AG's lawsuit seeks accountability for the banks' unlawful and deceptive conduct in the foreclosure process, including unlawful foreclosures, false documentation and robo-signing, MERS, and deceptive practices related to loan modifications,'' the news release from Coakley's office said.
And while we're waiting for more info on the above, let's not forget the woman who was arrested by New York City police for daring to close her Citibank account, as seen on video tape. The NYPD is not being sued by the AG (although they should). She did not receive a year to negotiate with the plain-clothed cops who physically picked her up and dragged her back into the Citibank branch just moments after she had the temerity to close her own personal account at the bank. Rather, it's been left to the woman herself to file a lawsuit against the cops and NYC that were both doing the bidding of Citibank on the tax-payers' dime, as Ernest Canning detailed yesterday.
I can't imagine what those Occupy Wall Street folks are calling for. Gosh and golly, just what are their demands?! It's all so confusing.
Article Categories: New York, Massachusetts, U.S. Constitution, Accountability, U.S. Supreme Court, Michael Bloomberg, Economy, Occupy Wall Street
WARNING: International Scam Artists Making Phone Calls Seeking Access To Your Computer
By Ernest A. Canning on 12/1/2011 8:51am PT
Monday morning I received a telephone call from an individual with a heavy accent who claimed to be with Microsoft Technical Support.
He advised me that they had received numerous reports of technical failures from my computer and asked that I shut down all applications running on my computer, but not my computer itself. Suspicions aroused, I asked that he call me back. Curiously, the caller claimed he could not because they were so busy.
Turning off all applications, such as firewalls, virus programs, etc., while the computer is on, leaves it immediately vulnerable to intrusion, as seems to have been the hope of the mysterious "Microsoft Technical Support" caller.
After the call, my wife contacted Microsoft Technical Support who said they do not call customers about technical problems unless contacted for help by the customer. She advised us that they had received numerous complaints, some from individuals who'd had their bank accounts cleared out.
Caller ID reflected that the call came from an international number.
Article Categories: Accountability


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Glenn Wool will soon be back on the road with a show dedicated to his funniest and finest punchlines, Wool's Gold II (The Iron Pirate). Catch him at The Stand Glasgow on February 11th!
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At a press conference Thursday, the Thai Tourism Authority announced plans for the upcoming Bangkok Film Festival. Organizers said that unlike last year, the 2007 festival would place more of an emphasis on Asian cinema and make the event more palatable to a Thai audience. Because of the September coup, rumors persisted in previous months that the festival would be cancelled due to budget constraints. This year's event, which runs from July 19 to 29, will operate on a budget of 60 million baht (US$1.5 million) vs. last year's $4.7 million.


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"Cassis" é o oitavo single da banda japonesa de rock The Gazette, lançado como estreia na gravadora King Records (do Japão). Foi lançado em três edições, começando pelas limitadas em 6 de dezembro de 2005: o "tipo A" contendo um videoclipe da música "Cassis" e o "tipo B" possuindo uma faixa bônus. A edição regular, lançada em 1 de janeiro de 2006, acompanhou apenas o CD com as faixas "Cassis" e "Toguro" (蜷局).

O videoclipe da canção principal lado A, "Cassis", foi filmado na Áustria.

"Cassis" foi regravada em 2017 para o álbum de regravações Traces Vol.2. Também foi incluída no álbum de compilação de 2007 ROCK NIPPON Shouji Noriko Selection, onde as faixas foram escolhidas por Noriko Shouji.

Recepção
O single alcançou a sexta posição nas paradas japonesas da Oricon Singles Chart.

Foi certificado ouro pela RIAJ por alcançar mais de 100,000 donwloads pagos.

Faixas

Tipo A

Tipo B

Regular

Canções gravadas por The Gazette
Singles de 2005
Canções de amor
Canções em japonês


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<TITLE>Edsger Wybe Dijkstra</TITLE>

Edsger Wybe Dijkstra

Schlumberger Centennial Chair in Computer Sciences

Professor of Mathematics

Kandidaatsexamen, Mathematics and Physics (1951),

Doctoraal Examen, Theoretical Physics (1956)

University of Leyden

Ph.D. (1959), University of Amsterdam

Honors  and Awards

ACM Turing Award, 1972

Foreign Honorary Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Member, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences

Distinguished Fellow, British Computer Society

AFIPS Harry Goode Memorial Award, 1974

Doctor of Science Honoris Causa, The Queen's University of Belfast

Areas of Interest

Program correctness, mathematical methodology algorithms, and systems

Summary of Research

My area of interest focuses on the streamlining of the mathematical argument
so as to increase our powers of reasoning, in particular, by the use of
formal techniques.

Additional information can be obtained from
individual faculty members'
home pages.

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Adiós gringo ()  é um filme italiano de 1965, do gênero faroeste, dirigido por Giorgio Stegani e estrelado por Giuliano Gemma.

Sinopse
Brent Landers é um fazendeiro honesto que comemora a compra de uma pequena propriedade numa cidadezinha. Porém acaba se dando mal ao confiar num velho amigo mau caráter, Gil Clawson (Nello Pazzafini, usando o pseudônimo "Ted Carter"), que lhe vende uma manada roubada de um rico fazendeiro da região.

Sem saber de nada, Brent toca o gado para sua propriedade e, no caminho, cruza com o furioso verdadeiro proprietário dos animais. Este, acreditando que o mocinho é o ladrão de gado, tenta matá-lo com quatro tiros, sem sucesso; Brent então saca sua arma e atira em legítima defesa, matando o rival. Brent é acusado de roubo de gado e assassinato, e quase linchado pelo povo furioso, mas consegue fugir e promete voltar com o verdadeiro ladrão, o "amigo" Clawson, para provar sua inocência.

Seguindo os rastros do facínora, o herói acaba encontrando uma garota nua e amarrada no meio do deserto. Descobre que ela é Lucy Tillson (Evelyn Stewart), que foi levada como refém após o assalto de uma diligência, e ainda estuprada e torturada por três homens.

Um deles é o próprio Clawson, a quem Brent vem seguindo; já o terceiro dos agressores é Avery Ranchester (Massimo Righi, ou "Max Dean"), filho do poderoso manda-chuva da região, Clayton Ranchester (Pierre Cressoy, ou "Peter Cross").

Brent tenta convencer o xerife (Jesús Puente) e o médico (Roberto Camardiel, ou "Robert Camardiel") da cidade de que é um inocente injustamente acusado, mais difícil ainda será conseguir entregar à justiça os agressores de Lucy, já que o poderoso Ranchester encobre todos os atos criminosos do seu filho e tenta convencer o povo de que Brent é o verdadeiro culpado de tudo, inclusive do estupro da moça.

Elenco
 Giuliano Gemma - Brent Landers
 Evelyn Stewart - Lucy Tillson
 Nello Pazzafini - Gil Clawson/Jack Dawson (como Ted Carter)
 Pierre Cressoy - Clayton Ranchester (como Peter Cross)
 Germano Longo - Stan Clevenger (como Grant Laramy)
 Massimo Righi - Avery Ranchester
 Roberto Camardiel - Dr. Barfield
 Francisco Brana - cowboy de Ranchester (como Frank Braña)
 Osiride Peverello - cowboy de Ranchester
 Jesús Puente - Xerife Tex Slaughter
 Monique Saint Claire - Maude Clevenger
 Gino Marturano - Mike Murphy (como Jean Martin)
 Claude Servyll (como Clyde Geryll)
 Sterling Rengell
 François Pascal (como Frank Pascal)
 Ramón Pérez
 Giacomo Billi (como Mimo Billi)
 Antonio Escorihuela (como Antonio Iranzi)

Filmes da Itália de 1965
Filmes de faroeste da Itália
Filmes de faroeste da década de 1960
Filmes em língua italiana


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Q: I am trying to invoke a batch operation through AWS lambda. I want the batch to return the output to my lambda I am invoking a batch job through AWS Lambda. The output can be seen in the cloudwatch log, however I want the output of AWS batch to be shown in the lambda logs as I intend to integrate an API with lambda. Lambda being my source of input.
Code:
import boto3
import json
def lambda_handler(event, context):
    client = boto3.client('batch') JOB_NAME = event["JobName"]
    JOB_QUEUE = "arn:aws:batch:ap-south-1:998338321653:job-queue/estimate-pi"
    JOB_DEFINITION = "arn:aws:batch:ap-south-1:998338321653:job-definition/test_batch_v2:12"
    response = client.submit_job(jobName = JOB_NAME, jobQueue = JOB_QUEUE, jobDefinition = JOB_DEFINITION, parameters = { "D": json.dumps(event)})
    print(response)
    return (response)

A: A possible option would be using the JobId you receive when submitting the AWS Batch to call the describeJobs API. You can then get the logStream from the container and get the logEvents from your lambda function.


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Love as a somatic experience: Two poems by Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz
Łukasz Kraj
Ruch Literacki | 2018 | No 4 (349) | 429-440 | DOI: 10.24425/122715
Keywords Polish literature of the 20th century love poetry the body somatic approach liminality Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz (1894–1980)
This article takes up Adam Dziadek's somatic approach to literature to explore the theme of erotic experience in two poems by Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz, 'L'amour Cosaque' and 'Amore profane'. With the help of inputs from gender studies and the contemporary theories of the subject it has been possible to profi le the 'I' of the poems as a deeply fragmented and sexually ambiguous subject, and, upon the evidence of the elusive autobiographical details woven into the text, as a subject suspended in a liminal space, between the real and the fi ctive world. After analyzing the body represented in the text, both perfect and decrepit, as well as traces of the poet's carnality that interfere with the text and the reader's sense of his own soma the article arrives at the following conclusion: in Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz's lyrics the body seems to project its impressions and experiences onto reality, thus blurring the border between the inside and the outside.
"A la manière de Proust" or post-Proust: Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz's short story "A New Love"
Maciej Mazur
Ruch Literacki | 2018 | No 5 (350) | 571-587 | DOI: 10.24425/rl.2018.124769
Keywords Polish literature of the 20th century French-Polish literary relations literature and homoeroticism Marcel Proust's In Search of Lost Time (1913–1927) Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz (1894–1980) Harold Bloom (b. 1930)
This article analyses the transformative influence of Marcel Proust's fiction on early works of Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz (1925–1927) in the light of the short story Nowa miłość [A New Love]. The article argues – on the basis of a reconstruction of the order in which Iwaszkiewicz read the volumes of In Search of Lost Time – that the date of its composition has be to revised and proceeds to explore the affinity between the two writers. The analyses, which draw on Harold Bloom's infl uence theory, compare and contrast their handling of scenes and narratives, relations of analogy and visions of love. The article claims that Iwaszkiewicz was keen to enter into dialogue with the French author and adopted some of Proust's techniques, yet without compromising his own creative autonomy. In the course of that dialogue he developed a notion of Proust's literary art which, it is argued, provides the key to the interpretation of homoeroticism and narcissism in Nowa miłość.


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TransLink mayors to meet with feds on new transit funding plans
Jeff Lee, Vancouver Sun 03.23.2016
Al Richmond was elected president of the Union of B.C. Municipalities in 2015. [PNG Merlin Archive]
HANDOUT / Vancouver Sun
Delta joins Surrey in call for regional tolling plan
B.C. truckers group call for tolls on all major Metro water crossings
Even before Uber arrives in B.C., it has the taxi industry in disarray
The federal government's promise to pay half the cost of transportation and infrastructure projects, rather than its usual one-third, has dramatically changed the numbers behind Metro Vancouver's ambitious 10-year transit plan.
Less than a year after voters rejected a TransLink plebiscite to fund the $7.5-billion plan that called for equal sharing of costs between Ottawa, the province and local residents, the new Liberal federal government's 50-cent dollar pledge significantly changes the landscape.
On Thursday, federal Infrastructure Minister Amarjeet Sohi will meet with the TransLink Mayors' Council to discuss details behind Ottawa's support for the 10-year plan. But already, the federal decision to increase its support from 33 per cent to 50 per cent takes some of the burden off local governments.
"I think it is the first time in a decade we've seen a response from the federal government and a recognition of the needs of local governments and the challenges of coming up with the third of funding that they had to get projects done," said Al Richmond, the president of the Union of B.C. Municipalities. "Providing 50-per-cent dollars for local government is a huge step forward."
The Justin Trudeau government announced in Tuesday's budget it would spend $3.3 billion over the next two years to improve transit across the country. B.C. will get $460.5 million, of which $370 million is targeted for Metro Vancouver. The money is based on ridership figures provided by the Canadian Urban Transit Association.
How exactly the money will be spent is not yet clear, although in his budget documents Finance Minister Bill Morneau suggested it could be used for "accelerated design, implementation and construction work for new large-scale projects, such as new light rail transit lines in Greater Vancouver."
Last year's failed plebiscite called for the federal and provincial governments to each provide a third of the $750 million necessary each year in the 10-year plan. Residents in Metro Vancouver were asked to fund their $250-million annual share with a 0.5-per-cent hike to the provincial sales tax. But 61 per cent of voters rejected the plan, leaving TransLink with a funding problem. It has delayed or abandoned some projects and laid off staff in the face of financial uncertainty.
Since then, mayors led by Vancouver's Gregor Robertson have lobbied Ottawa and Victoria to change the funding formula. They argued that local governments can't afford to pay a third of the costs, especially when they receive only one in 10 tax dollars collected.
Earlier this year, Trudeau signalled that the feds would increase their share from 33 per cent to 50 per cent. TransLink suggested Victoria should increase its share to 40 per cent.
Peter Fassbender, the provincial minister responsible for TransLink, rejected that idea again on Tuesday following the federal budget, saying B.C. doesn't have the money. He also hinted that the region should hold another vote based in the new federal contributions.
Under Ottawa's new funding formula, the feds would be responsible for $375 million a year, with Metro Vancouver ponying up $125 million, and the province still at $250 million.
But Raymond Louie, the chairman of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and acting mayor of Vancouver, said Ottawa's change puts added pressure on B.C.
"What this budget does is it provides us the framework to move forward on these larger pieces at the same time it helps to fund the 10-year plan of the Mayors' Council and the TransLink plan," he said. "I'd hate to think the provincial government would leave federal dollars on the table because they couldn't find a way to come up with the money to make a smart investment."
Louie said he expects the federal government to flesh out in more detail its national infrastructure and transit funding plans.
"The conversation I have had with the prime minister and Minister Sohi is that they intend to proceed through this phase, work with us on development and program design, and also hopefully conclude discussions by the end of 2016 on how to create program delivery. I hope that our provinces and territories take it to heart and make adjustments to their funding formulas so that we can actually move forward with these projects."
Noticeably absent from the federal budget, however, was any support for B.C.'s plan for a $3.5-billion, 10-lane tolled bridge across the Fraser River to replace the aging Massey Tunnel. The controversial bridge, announced two years ago, has met with resistance from Metro Vancouver mayors concerned about a lack of information about the impacts it could have on congestion, unplanned regional growth and the environment.
The province has better choices if it wants to support economic growth, Louie said.
"These (rapid transit) lines in Metro Vancouver will be great economic generators. If the province is interested in creating jobs and is interested in reducing our commute times and congestion, if they believe in reducing greenhouse gas emissions within our region, these would be … the projects for them to make substantial investments," Louie said.
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Disney gave the world a lot of female characters from mothers and daughters to witches and queens, but it's no secret that the most popular among them are princesses. Snow White was actually the very first Disney princess: a cartoon about her came out all the way back in 1937.
A lot of things changed since then. The way cartoons are made has been completely reimagined, characters are no longer drawn by hand, instead everything is done digitally on computers, and everything is three dimensional instead of flat like in the old days. Not only that, but the way characters look now is completely different, starting from their shape, size and proportions down to their hair, makeup and fashion sense.
Isabelle Staub is an artist from Pennsylvania who absolutely loves Disney. She has redrawn her favorite heroines in her own fashion and it transformed them in a way that makes it seem like these cartoons and characters are brand new and were created just recently. Not only do they look much more modern, but also please the eye with bright colors and clear lines. Take a look and follow her on Instagram for more incredible drawings.
Anastasia is looking much more detailed and real when drawn by Isabelle, don't you think?
Ariel legit looks like she could be in a shampoo commercial. Like I can see this exact image on a shampoo bottle and let me tell you – I would buy it.
Aurora is glowing. She must've had a good night's sleep. Get it? Cause she's the sleeping beauty?
Belle could be an Instagram model. So effortlessly gorgeous it's making me jealous, even though I know she's not real.
Loving how much more real Cinderella's hair is looking. A little messy, a little disheveled from all the work she's been doing. Cause seriously, that doesn't even look like hair in the original.
Esmeralda is looking very hip with her purple hair. Come to think of it, Disney should really think of incorporating some funky hair colors for the Princesses, it's 2018 for heaven's sake.
Jasmine's features look much more defined in Isabelle's version, which is a good thing. Not every Princess is meant to have the exact same face. It's cool to incorporate more diversity into Disney.
Kida is looking smashing with her much more realistic platinum blonde hair. Loving the neon accents in her makeup. This look wouldn't be out of place at a music festival.
Did it ever bother you how unrealistic and weird Meg's body and head shaped was in Hercules? I mean, it really looked like her head was a strange shape, not just her hair. Isabelle's version seems way more likely.
Loving the volume and shape of Mulan's hair here. Also her face shape and features seem much more real. She's giving me Youtube beauty guru Michelle Phan vibes.
Pocahontas' facial features were basically nonexistent in the original cartoon. She was so flat and one dimensional, so it's nice to see a properly drawn Pocahontas that actually has a nose, not just 2 dots instead of it.
And finally we got to the oldest Disney Princess ever – Snow White. Let's just say she looks much better these days than she did in 1937.


An outdoor church sign lets the world know that your church is there. Signs can come in a range of shapes and sizes and with a variety of different technical elements. Ultimately, you get to decide the best way to use signage in front of your church, but to help you narrow in on the right option for your faith community, here's a look at the most common types of outdoor church signs.
The fifth book of Matthew contains the Sermon on the Mount, arguably one of Jesus' most important sermons. During this sermon, Jesus said that the poor, the meek, and those who mourn are blessed, but he also emphasized the importance of letting your light shine. "Let your light shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your father in heaven" Matthew 5:16.
Generally, this sentiment is metaphorical. You let the light of Jesus shine throughout the world by what you do with your ministry, but to let the community know about your ministry, a light box sign can help. These signs feature a static message. You work with our designers to create visuals that work for you; most churches choose to include their church name as well as a logo, background colors, or other design elements. Then, a light shines from the inside of the sign, illuminating the design and ensuring that your church's message is visible both during the day and in the evening.
Like a light box sign, outdoor LED signs are also visible at all times thanks to their lit-up designs. However, rather than having a static message, these signs feature a large LED screen that can feature a host of changeable messages. You can program messages to appear at different times on your sign which allows you to easily share Bible verses, put up humorous quotes, invite the community to special events, announce service times, or post other messages. You can even post short videos or integrate other media into your sign.
With an outdoor LED church sign, you can opt for a standalone LED screen, but most churches choose a blend of a light box sign with an LED screen. Typically, the light box portion of the sign hosts your church's name and any other details you want permanently displayed. Then, the changeable LED part of the sign exists next to the light box section. You can have these signs close to the ground, mounted onto the outside of your church, or situated high on a pedestal so they can be seen from blocks away. If you want to mirror this technology inside the church, LED walls and signs can also play a host of functions inside your church in classrooms, communal areas, and in the sanctuary itself.
If an LED church sign is not in the budget, an outdoor changeable letter sign lets you vary your messages at a more affordable rate. When you look through books or blogs online about humorous or engaging church sign messages, changeable letter signs tend to be the most common type of sign featured. Like the other types of outdoor church signs, these signs can also be displayed at different heights, and they come in a huge range of sizes.
Generally, the background of these signs is white. You choose the message you want to display, then spell out the message using letter tiles. You can also integrate other elements with these signs. Most popularly, you can choose a light box sign to showcase the name of your church and then the rest of the sign can be set up for the changeable letter display. Depending on your preferences, you can opt for an expanded message area that lets you post long messages, or you choose a larger space for your static message that has plenty of room for graphics. This flexibility allows you to get the best signage for your situation.
Monument signs are the perfect way to add a layer of prestige to your church sign. The word monument applies to the style of these signs. In particular, they feature a masonry-inspired frame that looks like it is made of bricks. If you want a sign that matches the classic exterior of your brick church or if you like the idea of a stately sign next to your wooden church, a monument sign may be the answer for you.
You can encase an LED screen in a monument style sign, or you can opt for a more simple design that has a changeable letter board or a light box display inside of the brickwork. We can help you decide what's right for your situation, and you can work with our designers to ensure the sign meets your specifications.
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Pecks Beach Village in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy in November 2012 in Ocean City, NJ.
A May 20 vote will decide the fate of a $1.2 million reimbursement to the City of Ocean City for emergency repairs that helped low-income residents return to their homes in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
The Ocean City Housing Authority is moving forward with resolutions that would authorize repayment to the city, according to Executive Director Alesia Watson. The authority's Board of Commissioners will consider the resolutions at meeting 7 p.m. May 20 in the fifth-floor community room at Bayview Manor (635 West Avenue).
The vote could put an end to a million-dollar debate over how repairs were made to a federal housing complex near Fourth Street and Haven Avenue.
Floodwaters more than two feet deep filled the first-floor living spaces of the 60 units at Pecks Beach Village during Sandy in October 2012, and resident families were forced to abandon their damaged homes and take shelter in one-room hotel units provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
The city had no obligation to make the repairs — the Housing Authority is autonomous and operates under the auspices of the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). But Mayor Jay Gillian said he witnessed the slow pace of the federal relief effort and the growing frustration of residents, and he decided to step in. The city used an affordable housing fund and hired local contractors to expedite the work. The first Pecks Beach Village residents returned to their homes in early February 2013 and all were back within another month.
For Housing Authority Board of Commissioners Executive Director Ed Price, the pace of work was admirable but also troublesome. The Housing Authority has to answer to HUD, and Price said in March that he feared potential repercussions from procedures and guidelines that were not followed in the rebuilding effort.
"The Authority puts itself in jeopardy if it pays the city without getting HUD involved," Housing Authority Solicitor Charles Gabage told commissioners at the time.
Commissioners then voted to seek guidance from HUD before proceeding. Documentation was forwarded to Washington, D.C., for review.
Watson said Monday that HUD has responded. HUD told her in a letter that the issue should be handled locally because it does not involve federal money. She said HUD advised the Authority to work with its solicitor to resolve the issue.
"The city has been a good partner to us, and I want to make sure we maintain that relationship," Watson said.
Gabage and Ocean City Solicitor Dorothy McCrosson are working on a shared services agreement that would pave the way for the Board of Commissioners vote on May 20.
"I'm pretty much confident that our board will resolve this issue." Watson said.
McCrosson said Monday that she does not anticipate any issues with the shared services agreement.
Watson said that the Authority already has paid out $326,000 from insurance proceeds to Serv-Pro for initial flood-damage remediation. She said the Authority does have all the money to pay the city back.
Also, at that time we were advised by counsel not to ignore HUD's request … It is my understanding that HUD has now lifted some of the requirements they originally set forth. They have advised the board to confer with its counsel for advice on how to resolve the situation.
Price, who is running against Gillian for mayor in the May 13 municipal election, has deferred to Lalli for comment during the campaign.


some may know of her as the wife of Paul Metcalf -- one of the most important American writers of the 20th century.
but I knew Nancy as a strong intelligent funny woman who always held her own in the household. yes she was the model of a writer's wife: loyal & supportive. but she knew who she was. I was lucky to have her as a friend.
when I visitd the Metcalfs at Wild Thymes I usually spent more time with Paul. Nancy always went to bed early. Paul & I wd then spend hours talking into the nite. but when Nancy & I had our time alone together there was never an awkward -- or quiet -- moment. it seems we were immediate friends. our conversations wd range from cooking to movies to things other worldy.
around the house are gifts from Nancy: an antique wooden bowl a Romertopf Warhol's cat book & from my last visit to her that beautiful rock which she gave me the moment I expressd my fascination with it.
Nancy Metcalf was one of the beautiful people in my life. I'll miss the way she'd suddenly break into a dance. that's what I see first when I think of her.
that nothing postd on the internet ever disappears.
in Spring 2003 August Highland did a special edition of his Muse Apprentice Guild on my career.
when that ezine died I presumd my issue did as well. but o no.... there's something calld Way Back Machine which archives the lost. & there I found this salute.
during the summer I reportd on some work the city was doing to an area where I walk regularly.
"How would they fit together?"
to my memory for putting Cynthia Mayer & T. R. Queen in my dream.
however as it progressd it developd a disturbing end-of-the-world theme.
"... I found out that Hoover had a collection of photos of Clyde sleeping."
best known for his stage work Neville had an on & off screen career. most will remember him as Baron Munchausen but to me he'll always be Lord Alfred Douglas.
"Ribbon Candy in My Underwear"
Hollywood is like Oz. the glitter is carefully orchestratd.
these are the prints Mickey Rourke left not long ago. I'm not sure where they'd been & where they were going. only recently I found out that stars do practice slabs inside before coming out before the cameras for the final product. so perhaps that's what these are.
Billy & I celebratd 11/11/11 by lunching at Micheli's. then we went across the street to meet photographer Rick Castro. his Antebellum Gallery was having its 6th anniversary.
the current exhibition is of the work of Tom of Finland & includes a rare drawing he did of James Dean.
I took this photo of Bill beside the David Hockney pool at Hollywood Roosevelt.
where I was interviewd by Do & Erik Brouwer for a Dutch documentary abt silent screen star Jetta Goudal.
I read my poem "Femme Fatale" (from my book It's All a Movie). the doc will be releasd next year in conjunction with Erik's bio of the exotic actress.
despises the time change. the older I get the longer it takes to adjust to this cruel joke.
last nite I was ready for bed at 9 but had to force myself to stay up till 11.
this morning I woke feeling unrestd. & there was some snow on the ground. so I'm grumpier than usual.
when I finally saw this ice cream at my local grocery I immediately bought some. I knew of the controversy & wantd to register my displeasure at One Million Moms. sounds like a great organization but it's actually a herd of disgusting right-wing homophobes.
this picture was taken during a march snow some years ago.
I'm sharing it because it's the best picture I can find of that windwill. I've had 3 of them in my yard for something like 15 years. they're supposed to discourage gophers (but fail at that). this morning I discoverd that this one has been taken.
"The Coronation." but tonite I found it online.
this still features the lead actor Terry Corley. days after entering Kent State I saw him perform at the old University Auditorium in something calld "Freshman Preview." some weeks later I saw him take the Gene Kelly role in "The Time of Your Life."
I have no idea what became of him but it was lovely to see him so lovely so long ago.
years ago when air traffic controllers went on strike President Reagan fired them.
so there's a new statute of the bad actor. & where else but in front of an airport.