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Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta, on Wednesday in Asaba, stressed the need for the Federal Government to resuscitate Warri Port.
Okowa, who gave the charge when the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Ikenwoli I, visited him at the Government House, said Warri Port remained a key factor in the economic development of the state and the country at large.
He said that with the congestion in Lagos ports, reviving the port would ease traffic and boost the country's economic activities at the ports.
"There is no doubt that the Warri Port is a key economical factor for our state and the nation; the earlier we get it working, the better for us.
"It is in the best interest of this nation to expand, create and develop port facilities because Lagos ports are already congested and more ports mean a higher boost to our economy," he said.
Okowa assured the monarch of his administration's commitment to meeting the yearnings of the people through projects that would impact positively on them.
"I want to thank you for the partnership that exists between your kingdom and the state government.
"This partnership has helped the traditional council to grow and work together with the state government and it has made our state a very peaceful state.
"I have made it very clear that political appointees must go back home to pay their loyalties to their traditional rulers and work with them.
"Because they cannot work from Asaba and not liaise with traditional rulers and the kingdoms.
"This is very important to our commitment to executing projects in consultation with the monarchs and constituents.
"We are also committed to the construction of the Ogheye floating market. We have gotten the Ministry of Works and Housing to do a complete assessment and budget breakdown so that work can commence as quickly as possible on the market.
"Trans-Warri road is a project that is very dear to me and we will do the best we can to achieve it.
"The contractors have been to the site, but there is not much that can be done during the rainy season.
"So, we will utilise the dry season and ensure that work commences," Okowa said.
Earlier, the monarch had congratulated the governor on his election victory and thanked him for appointing Itsekiri sons and daughters into his administration.
The Olu assured the governor that he would ensure that peace reigned in Itsekiri kingdom for accelerated development.
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The Free Library > Literature > Wilkie Collins > Law and the Lady > Chapter XXXVII. At The Bedside.
Chapter XXXVII. At The Bedside.
BEFORE she had uttered a word, I saw in my mother-in-law's face that she brought bad news.
"Eustace?" I said.
She answered me by a look.
"Let me he ar it at once!" I cried. "I can bear anything but suspense."
Mrs. Macallan lifted her hand, and showed me a telegraphic dispatch which she had hitherto kept concealed in the folds of her dress.
"I can trust your courage," she said. "There is no need, my child, to prevaricate with you. Read that."
I read the telegram. It was sent by the chief surgeon of a field-hospital; and it was dated from a village in the north of Spain.
"Mr. Eustace severely wounded in a skirmish by a stray shot. Not in danger, so far. Every care taken of him. Wait for another telegram."
I turned away my face, and bore as best I might the pang that wrung me when I read those words. I thought I knew how dearly I loved him: I had never known it till that moment.
My mother-in-law put her arm round me, and held me to her tenderly. She knew me well enough not to speak to me at that moment.
I rallied my courage, and pointed to the last sentence in the telegram.
"Do you mean to wait?" I asked.
"Not a day!" she answered. "I am going to the Foreign Office about my passport--I have some interest there: they can give me letters; they can advise and assist me. I leave to-night by the mail train to Calais."
"You leave?" I said. "Do you suppose I will let you go without me? Get my passport when you get yours. At seven this evening I will be at your house."
She attempted to remonstrate; she spoke of the perils of the journey. At the first words I stopped her. "Don't you know yet, mother, how obstinate I am? They may keep you waiting at the Foreign Office. Why do you waste the precious hours here?"
She yielded with a gentleness that was not in her everyday character. "Will my poor Eustace ever know what a wife he has got?" That was all she said. She kissed me, and went away in her carriage.
My remembrances of our journey are strangely vague and imperfect.
As I try to recall them, the memory of those more recent and more interesting events which occurred after my return to England gets between me and my adventures in Spain, and seems to force these last into a shadowy background, until they look like adventures that happened many years since. I confusedly recollect delays and alarms that tried our patience and our courage. I remember our finding friends (thanks to our letters of recommendation) in a Secretary to the Embassy and in a Queen's Messenger, who assisted and protected us at a critical point in the journey. I recall to mind a long succession of men in our employment as travelers, all equally remarkable for their dirty cloaks and their clean linen, for their highly civilized courtesy to women and their utterly barbarous cruelty to horses. Last, and most important of all, I see again, more clearly than I can see anything else, the one wretched bedroom of a squalid village inn in which we found our poor darling, prostrate between life and death, insensible to everything that passed in the narrow little world that lay around his bedside.
There was nothing romantic or interesting in the accident which had put my husband's life in peril.
He had ventured too near the scene of the conflict (a miserable affair) to rescue a poor lad who lay wounded on the field--mortally wounded, as the event proved. A rifle-bullet had struck him in the body. His brethren of the field-hospital had carried him back to their quarters at the risk of their lives. He was a great favorite with all of them; patient and gentle and brave; only wanting a little more judgment to be the most valuable recruit who had joined the brotherhood.
In telling me this, the surgeon kindly and delicately added a word of warning as well.
The fever caused by the wound had brought with it delirium, as usual. My poor husband's mind, in so far as his wandering words might interpret it, was filled by the one image of his wife. The medical attendant had heard enough in the course of his ministrations at the bedside, to satisfy him that any sudden recognition of me by Eustace (if he recovered) might be attended by the most lamentable results. As things were at that sad time, I might take my turn at nursing him, without the slightest chance of his discovering me, perhaps for weeks and weeks to come. But on the day when he was declared out of danger--if that happy day ever arrived--I must resign my place at his bedside, and must wait to show myself until the surgeon gave me leave.
My mother-in-law and I relieved each other regularly, day and night, in the sick-room.
In the hours of his delirium--hours that recurred with a pitiless regularity--my name was always on my poor darling's fevered lips. The ruling idea in him was the fine dreadful idea which I had vainly combated at our last interview. In the face of the verdict pronounced at the Trial, it was impossible even for his wife to be really and truly persuaded that he was an innocent man. All the wild pictures which his distempered imagination drew were equally inspired by that one obstinate conviction. He fancied himself to be still living with me under those dreaded conditions. Do what he might, I was always recalling to him the terrible ordeal through which he had passed. He acted his part, and he acted mine. He gave me a cup of tea; and I said to him, "We quarreled yesterday, Eustace. Is it poisoned?" He kissed me, in token of our reconciliation; and I laughed, and said, "It's morning now, my dear. Shall I die by nine o'clock to-night?" I was ill in bed, and he gave me my medicine. I looked at him with a doubting eye. I said to him, "You are in love with another woman. Is there anything in the medicine that the doctor doesn't know of?" Such was the horrible drama which now perpetually acted itself in his mind. Hundreds and hundreds of times I heard him repeat it, almost always in the same words. On other occasions his thoughts wandered away to my desperate project of proving him to be an innocent man. Sometimes he laughed at it. Sometimes he mourned over it. Sometimes he devised cunning schemes for placing unsuspected obstacles in my way. He was especially hard on me when he was inventing his preventive stratagems--he cheerfully instructed the visionary people who assisted him not to hesitate at offending or distressing me. "Never mind if you make her angry; never mind if you make her cry. It's all for her good; it's all to save the poor fool from dangers she doesn't dream of. You mustn't pity her when she says she does it for my sake. See! she is going to be insulted; she is going to be deceived; she is going to disgrace herself without knowing it. Stop her! stop her!" It was weak of me, I know; I ought to have kept the plain fact that he was out of his senses always present to my mind: still it is true that my hours passed at my husband's pillow were many of them hours of mortification and misery of which he, poor dear, was the innocent and only cause.
The weeks passed; and he still hovered between life and death.
I kept no record of the time, and I cannot now recall the exact date on which the first favorable change took place. I only remember that it was toward sunrise on a fine winter morning when we were relieved at last of our heavy burden of suspense. The surgeon happened to be by the bedside when his patient awoke. The first thing he did, after looking at Eustace, was to caution me by a sign to be silent and to keep out of sight. My mother-in-law and I both knew what this meant. With full hearts we thanked God together for giving us back the husband and the son.
The same evening, being alone, we ventured to speak of the future--for the first time since we had left home.
"The surgeon tells me," said Mrs. Macallan, "that Eustace is too weak to be capable of bearing anything in the nature of a surprise for some days to come. We have time to consider whether he is or is not to be told that he owes his life as much to your care as to mine. Can you find it in your heart to leave him, Valeria, now that God's mercy has restored him to you and to me?"
"If I only consulted my own heart," I answered, "I should never leave him again."
Mrs. Macallan looked at me in grave surprise.
"What else have you to consult?" she asked.
"If we both live," I repli ed, "I have to think of the happiness of his life and the happiness of mine in the years that are to come. I can bear a great deal, mother, but I cannot endure the misery of his leaving me for the second time."
"You wrong him, Valeria--I firmly believe you wrong him--in thinking it possible that he can leave you again."
"Dear Mrs. Macallan, have you forgotten already what we have both heard him say of me while we have been sitting by his bedside?"
"We have heard the ravings of a man in delirium. It is surely hard to hold Eustace responsible for what he said when he was out of his senses."
"It is harder still," I said, "to resist his mother when she is pleading for him. Dearest and best of friends! I don't hold Eustace responsible for what he said in the fever--but I do take warning by it. The wildest words that fell from him were, one and all, the faithful echo of what he said to me in the best days of his health and his strength. What hope have I that he will recover with an altered mind toward me? Absence has not changed it; suffering has not changed it. In the delirium of fever, and in the full possession of his reason, he has the same dreadful doubt of me. I see but one way of winning him back: I must destroy at its root his motive for leaving me. It is hopeless to persuade him that I believe in his innocence: I must show him that belief is no longer necessary; I must prove to him that his position toward me has become the position of an innocent man!"
"Valeria! Valeria! you are wasting time and words. You have tried the experiment; and you know as well as I do that the thing is not to be done."
I had no answer to that. I could say no more than I had said already.
"Suppose you go back to Dexter, out of sheer compassion for a mad and miserable wretch who has already insulted you," proceeded my mother-in-law. "You can only go back accompanied by me, or by some other trustworthy person. You can only stay long enough to humor the creature's wayward fancy, and to keep his crazy brain quiet for a time. That done, all is done--you leave him. Even supposing Dexter to be still capable of helping you, how can you make use of him but by admitting him to terms of confidence and familiarity--by treating him, in short, on the footing of an intimate friend? Answer me honestly: can you bring yourself to do that, after what happened at Mr. Benjamin's house?"
I had told her of my last interview with Miserrimus Dexter, in the natural confidence that she inspired in me as relative and fellow-traveler; and this was the use to which she turned her information! I suppose I had no right to blame her; I suppose the motive sanctioned everything. At any rate, I had no choice but to give offense or to give an answer. I gave it. I acknowledged that I could never again permit Miserrimus Dexter to treat me on terms of familiarity as a trusted and intimate friend.
Mrs. Macallan pitilessly pressed the advantage that she had won.
"Very well," she said, "that resource being no longer open to you, what hope is left? Which way are you to turn next?"
There was no meeting those questions, in my present situation, by any adequate reply. I felt strangely unlike myself--I submitted in silence. Mrs. Macallan struck the last blow that completed her victory.
"My poor Eustace is weak and wayward," she said; "but he is not an ungrateful man. My child, you have returned him good for evil--you have proved how faithfully and how devotedly you love him, by suffering all hardships and risking all dangers for his sake. Trust me, and trust him! He cannot resist you. Let him see the dear face that he has been dreaming of looking at him again with all the old love in it, and he is yours once more, my daughter--yours for life." She rose and touched my forehead with her lips; her voice sank to tones of tenderness which I had never heard from her yet. "Say yes, Valeria," she whispered; "and be dearer to me and dearer to him than ever!"
My heart sided with her. My energies were worn out. No letter had arrived from Mr. Playmore to guide and to encourage me. I had resisted so long and so vainly; I had tried and suffered so much; I had met with such cruel disasters and such reiterated disappointments--and he was in the room beneath me, feebly finding his way back to consciousness and to life--how could I resist? It was all over. In saying Yes (if Eustace confirmed his mother's confidence in him), I was saying adieu to the one cherished ambition, the one dear and noble hope of my life. I knew it--and I said Yes.
And so good-by to the grand struggle! And so welcome to the new resignation which owned that I had failed.
My mother-in-law and I slept together under the only shelter that the inn could offer to us--a sort of loft at the top of the house. The night that followed our conversation was bitterly cold. We felt the chilly temperature, in spite of the protection of our dressing-gowns and our traveling-wrappers. My mother-in-law slept, but no rest came to me. I was too anxious and too wretched, thinking over my changed position, and doubting how my husband would receive me, to be able to sleep.
Some hours, as I suppose, must have passed, and I was still absorbed in my own melancholy thoughts, when I suddenly became conscious of a new and strange sensation which astonished and alarmed me. I started up in the bed, breathless and bewildered. The movement awakened Mrs. Macallan. "Are you ill?" she asked. "What is the matter with you?" I tried to tell her, as well as I could. She seemed to understand me before I had done; she took me tenderly in her arms, and pressed me to her bosom. "My poor innocent child," she said, "is it possible you don't know? Must I really tell you?" She whispered her next words. Shall I ever forget the tumult of feelings which the whisper aroused in me--the strange medley of joy and fear, and wonder and relief, and pride and humility, which filled my whole being, and made a new woman of me from that moment? Now, for the first time, I knew it! If God spared me for a few months more, the most enduring and the most sacred of all human joys might be mine--the joy of being a mother.
I don't know how the rest of the night passed. I only find my memory again when the morning came, and when I went out by myself to breathe the crisp wintry air on the open moor behind the inn.
I have said that I felt like a new woman. The morning found me with a new resolution and a new courage. When I thought of the future, I had not only my husband to consider now. His good name was no longer his own and mine--it might soon become the most precious inheritance that he could leave to his child. What had I done while I was in ignorance of this? I had resigned the hope of cleansing his name from the stain that rested on it--a stain still, no matter how little it might look in the eye of the Law. Our child might live to hear malicious tongues say, "Your father was tried for the vilest of all murders, and was never absolutely acquitted of the charge." Could I face the glorious perils of childbirth with that possibility present to my mind? No! not until I had made one more effort to lay the conscience of Miserrimus Dexter bare to my view! not until I had once again renewed the struggle, and brought the truth that vindicated the husband and the father to the light of day!
I went back to the house, with my new courage to sustain me. I opened my heart to my friend and mother, and told her frankly of the change that had come over me since we had last spoken of Eustace.
She was more than disappointed--she was almost offended with me. The one thing needful had happened, she said. The happiness that might soon come to us would form a new tie between my husband and me. Every other consideration but this she treated as purely fanciful. If I left Eustace now, I did a heartless thing and a foolish thing. I should regret, to the end of my days, having thrown away the one golden opportunity of my married life.
It cost me a hard struggle, it oppressed me with many a painful doubt; but I held firm this time. The honor of the father, the inheritance of the child--I kept these thoughts as constant ly as possible before my mind. Sometimes they failed me, and left me nothing better than a poor fool who had some fitful bursts of crying, and was always ashamed of herself afterward. But my native obstinacy (as Mrs. Macallan said) carried me through. Now and then I had a peep at Eustace, while he was asleep; and that helped me too. Though they made my heart ache and shook me sadly at the times those furtive visits to my husband fortified me afterward. I cannot explain how this happened (it seems so contradictory); I can only repeat it as one of my experiences at that troubled time.
I made one concession to Mrs. Macallan--I consented to wait for two days before I took any steps for returning to England, on the chance that my mind might change in the interval.
It was well for me that I yielded so far. On the second day the director of the field-hospital sent to the post-office at our nearest town for letters addressed to him or to his care. The messenger brought back a letter for me. I thought I recognized the handwriting, and I was right. Mr. Playmore's answer had reached me at last!
If I had been in any danger of changing my mind, the good lawyer would have saved me in the nick of time. The extract that follows contains the pith of his letter; and shows how he encouraged me when I stood in sore need of a few cheering and friendly words.
"Let me now tell you," he wrote, "what I have done toward verifying the conclusion to which your letter points.
"I have traced one of the servants who was appointed to keep watch in the corridor on the night when the first Mrs. Eustace died at Gleninch. The man perfectly remembers that Miserrimus Dexter suddenly appeared before him and his fellow-servant long after the house was quiet for the night. Dexter said to them, 'I suppose there is no harm in my going into the study to read? I can't sleep after what has happened; I must relieve my mind somehow.' The men had no orders to keep any one out of the study. They knew that the door of communication with the bedchamber was locked, and that the keys of the two other doors of communication were in the possession of Mr. Gale. They accordingly permitted Dexter to go into the study. He closed the door (the door that opened on the corridor), and remained absent for some time--in the study as the men supposed; in the bedchamber as we know from what he let out at his interview with you. Now he could enter that room, as you rightly imagine, in but one way--by being in possession of the missing key. How long he remained there I cannot discover. The point is of little consequence. The servant remembers that he came out of the study again 'as pale as death,' and that he passed on without a word on his way back to his own room.
"These are facts. The conclusion to which they lead is serious in the last degree. It justifies everything that I confided to you in my office at Edinburgh. You remember what passed between us. I say no more.
"As to yourself next. You have innocently aroused in Miserrimus Dexter a feeling toward you which I need not attempt to characterize. There is a certain something--I saw it myself--in your figure, and in some of your movements, which does recall the late Mrs. Eustace to those who knew her well, and which has evidently had its effect on Dexter's morbid mind. Without dwelling further on this subject, let me only remind you that he has shown himself (as a consequence of your influence over him) to be incapable, in his moments of agitation, of thinking before he speaks while he is in your presence. It is not merely possible, it is highly probable, that he may betray himself far more seriously than he has betrayed himself yet if you give him the opportunity. I owe it to you (knowing what your interests are) to express myself plainly on this point. I have no sort of doubt that you have advanced one step nearer to the end which you have in view in the brief interval since you left Edinburgh. I see in your letter (and in my discoveries) irresistible evidence that Dexter must have been in secret communication with the deceased lady (innocent communication, I am certain, so far as
she was concerned), not only at the time of her death, but perhaps for weeks before it. I cannot disguise from myself or from you, my own strong persuasion that if you succeed in discovering the nature of this communication, in all human likelihood you prove your husband's innocence by the discovery of the truth. As an honest man, I am bound not to conceal this. And, as an honest man also, I am equally bound to add that, not even with your reward in view, can I find it in my conscience to advise you to risk what you must risk if you see Miserrimus Dexter again. In this difficult and delicate matter I cannot and will not take the responsibility: the final decision must rest with yourself. One favor only I entreat you to grant--let me hear what you resolve to do as soon as you know it yourself."
The difficulties which my worthy correspondent felt were no difficulties to me. I did not possess Mr. Playmore's judicial mind. My resolution was settled before I had read his letter through.
The mail to France crossed the frontier the next day. There was a place for me, under the protection of the conductor, if I chose to take it. Without consulting a living creature--rash as usual, headlong as usual--I took it.

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Love Letters to Jane's World
Tegan O'Neil | August 24, 2018
My favorite genre of social media jape is straight women who proclaim they're going to only date women from then on out because men are too difficult. That one always gets me.
To put it another way, "being a lesbian is like being in fifth grade . . . with sex." These are Paige Braddock's words, albeit through the character Chelle, and they rather nicely sum up the premise of Jane's World: lesbians constantly falling in and out of love with one and other as part of a very confusing process that involves a great deal of subterfuge, misdirection, obfuscation, and gossip, eventually involving everyone in the entire community. Because every girl who likes to sleep with girls in these stories invariably knows every other girl who likes to sleep with girls in these stories, even the ones who sleep with boys sometimes too. And they've all either slept with each other or probably will at some point down the line.
But there's a whole lot of talking that gets in the way of the fun stuff in Jane's life and that's taken as more or less a given – as Jane's "lezbro" Ethan asks, "how do you people ever get each other into bed?" That's a good question considering just how much panel time is occupied on the characters endlessly talking around each other.
Suffice to say, Jane's World was a bit of a trailblazer. When United Media picked up the strip in 2001 it was hailed as the first gay-themed work to receive distribution by a national media syndicate. The strip is far more humble in focus, if not execution, than such a consequential bit of trivia might have you believe. Jane's World focuses on the love lives of its main cast with the same bald matter-of-factness that the residents of Apartment 3-G gather to discuss their fresh kills. That accounts for much of the charm. Braddock's queer characters inhabit a world where their desires and needs are considered just as significant and just as worthy of fulfillment as anyone else's. The unspoken premise remains that the strip and Braddock don't and shouldn't need to explain to their non-gay readers why or how they should care about gay people.
If that seems obvious, imagine for a minute being gay and having literally every piece of mainstream media representation be ham-fisted tragedy porn written by people whose good intentions often mask the fact that they regard queer folk as exotic animals to be petted, pitied, and packed away to limbo once their Very Special Story Of Intolerance has been told. The joy at the heart of Jane's World is the idea that there are actually places where gay people can just be themselves without having to justify their own existence to one another. That goes not just for the community inside the strip but the community of real-world readers who embraced the strip on account of seeing themselves reflected in its panels.
It's nice to see that gay romances aren't de facto doomed because literally the only thing cishet creators can think to do with queer people is to use us as an abject lesson in character-building tragedy. Romance isn't doomed in Jane's World for any reason other than Jane is kind of terrible at it – but who isn't, amiright? She's popular enough, in the way that lank butches with floofy haircuts often cut their way through a dating population of eager femmes like a warm knife through yielding butter. She's also hopeless, as the strip takes great pains to emphasize: she doesn't understand women, doesn't know what they want, sometimes struggles just to communicate. This despite the fact that, as Ethan reminders her throughout, Jane is a woman herself.
This is a very important point that underlines half the punchlines here: When men discuss how romantic misunderstandings occur because women are flightly, mercurial, and arbitrary it's often a product of poor communication between two different kinds of people who don't listen well and fill in their gaps with assumption and even bad faith. On the other hand, when women discuss how romantic misunderstandings occur because women are flightly, mercurial, and arbitrary it's often a product of good communication between people who listen well (if selectively). The point is not that women are especially awful (har har) but that romance makes everyone flightly, mercurial, and arbitrary, and the straight relationships that appear throughout the strip also reinforce the point.
It's not the genders involved but the feelings that create confusion, and it is both the triumph and tragedy of lesbians that we like to talk about our fucking feelings until we are blue in the fucking face. That tendency to talk through feelings beyond the point of absurdity gives the strip much of its texture – people talk about what motivates them, their fears and their hopes. Those emotions fuel the drama. The characters seem like reasonable people. Because Braddock plays fair and eschews much of the kind of cheap melodrama that can lead readers to resent poorly-motivated characters, their stories matter.
Love Letters to Jane's World is a selection of the strip's greatest bits from over its lifetime, and serves as a good introduction to a long-running feature with a strong pedigree and confusing publication history. Some collections are for collectors and some are for casual readers, and Love Letters is an example of the former. Love Letters is an apt title as the book is actually interspersed with testimonials from folks like Howard Cruse, Alison Bechdel (who attests that Braddock draws breasts "better than anyone"), Stephen Pastis, and Hilary Price. The theme of the book is celebratory and warm, showcasing the strip's breadth across multiple decades and formats while also congratulating Braddock for her run.
One advantage this type of overview collection has is the ability to sample the evolution in Braddock's art. The early strips are rough, but that in itself is fairly unexceptional for any long-running feature. The joy as always comes from watching cartoonists on the job over long periods of time as they expand their visual vocabulary incrementally but steadily over the course of months and years in order to fit each new narrative challenge that arises. Accordingly the subject matter of the strips expands to fit not merely the maturation of the characters but the maturation of the cartoonist. Some of Braddock's early staging and pacing is a jerky, and there's maybe one too many stories that climax in Jane taking a dunk in a river. (After a certain point it becomes kind of a motif that anytime she leaves the house for an extended period of time she ends up in a river). But eventually as more characters are introduced she rises to the challenge with progressively more ambitious storytelling.
Her line grows more disciplined, her gestures more focused, her body language more organic. Towards the end of the book it even becomes possible to see the influence of her day job as one of the stewards of the Charles Schulz studio and Peanuts IP. It's interesting to see the influence of Schulz' line, so distinctively thick and expressive, creep into her work towards the end of the collection. That was the direction her work was always trending, even back to the beginning when she owed a lot more to Roberta Gregory.
I spent some time while reading the book counting how many lines Braddock used to draw Jane's face. Throughout the book it remains pretty consistent – Jane's face requires approximately twenty lines to draw, and if you trace the path of Braddock's brush that winds up sometimes seeming like no more than ten or twelve separate brushstrokes. Even though the lines she uses to draw Jane's face remain more or less the same, the number of emotions she's able to draw with the same handful of lines only grows throughout the volume. That's Schulz's influence, clearly, but her hand.
Even if it's hard to begrudge the book on any level, there's still a grumpy critic trapped inside of me who wants to bitch a minute about the fact that the collection doesn't provide more context in regards to chronology or publication history. Jane's World has existed over the years as a comic book, comic strip, and now even a prose novel (although there's no sample of The Case of the Mail Order Bride in the present volume, that novel came out in 2016). There is a little of the strip's provenance in the backmatter, but the volume's editorial prerogative seems to have been creating an accessible point of entry to a long-running soap opera, a daunting task whose difficulty should not be discounted. Of course, the original stories are in still print in a pile of other collections still in print, so it's not as if Jane's World isn't available.
But there is nevertheless enough here to get a fairly deep sampling of Jane and her world and her friends. Like Chelle, who I mentioned above, a femme fatale spitting image of Trinity from The Matrix, which makes her the dream woman of approximately 78% of North American lesbians. (Rasmussen, with their dogged conservative bias, had her at 67%.) She never actually settles down with anyone even if she manages to smooch a lot of people over the course of the strip, including Jane, leaving disaster in her wake. As the kids would say, definitely the archetypal "disaster lesbian."
It's nice to see these kinds of characters as stock comedic types in a cute comic strip, as opposed to paragon tokens in straight peoples' stories or simply not at all. There's more than one type of lesbian, after all. There are three, and we come with different colored hair for ease of classification.
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We suggest that the economic theories study section be opened with the work of Ibn Khaldoun , - the outstanding thinker of the 14th century, who wrote tractates on a wide variety of issues. The importance, significance and truth of his theories have been time-proved. Ibn Khaldoun's works on economics, economic surplus and economic policy are no less important currently than they were in his lifetime.
In his work "Muqaddimah" (Introduction to History) Ibn Khaldoun referred to the reasons of the rise and fall of the countries and the peoples. In particular, the scholar laid emphasis on the cuts of government expenditure on the mercenary army. Many developed countries have used the recommendation and this way are increasing the economic surplus, rechanneling the resources to the sphere of education and human potential development.
The scholar was also against the taxation and tariffs impeding trade and production.
He did not approve of the State participation in the production and trade. He was convinced that bureaucrats are unable to understand the commercial activities principles, and do not have the motivation that the merchants have.
He was predicting the relative decrease of the economic surplus and the decline of the countries where the State participates in the trade and production, and considered the large army to be an impediment for the development of trade, production and the economic surplus growth.
Nowadays, the less developed countries gradually begin to realize the common sense of the economic principles formulated by Ibn Khaldoun. Here, the trend towards privatization begins to be noted.
The developed countries are trying to reduce the investments and the expenditure on the army and the military-industrial complex so that to increase the investments in the education, science and technology sphere, in order to increase the private sector enterprizes efficiency and their external competitiveness. Moreover, the same industrially developed countries follow the policy of the preferential tax treatment promoting the prosperity of trade and production.
Ibn Khaldoun considered these and other economic principles that will be discussed below to be a necessary condition for building a civilized society.
Ibn Khaldoun became the first scholar who systematized the functions of the economics; pointed out the importance of the technical base, production and foreign trade specialization for the creation of the economic surplus; as well as analyzed the role of the State and its stabilization policy as the means of productivity and population employment provision.
Besides, Ibn Khaldoun was interested in the matters of the optimal taxation, cuts in the governmental offices, benefits and means of material incentives, organizational structure, legal and regulatory framework, economic expectations, production, and theory of value.
Moreover, Ibn Khaldoun became the first economist who was equipped with the notion of the economic surplus and proposed a biological theory of the boom and bust of nations. His coherent general economic theory defined his approach to history as well.
No one throughout the history of economic thought had created such a consistent theory of general economics that might explain and predict the rise and fall of civilizations, countries and empires, as Ibn Khaldoun did in his "Muqaddimah". His teaching does not only empirically and theoretically explain the consequences of the State policy in the areas of production and trade, the investments and division of labor notions, but also makes it possible to predict to what extent this or that State is viable.
As the State performs key functions in the social, political and economic life of the country, the society's well-being requires that the role and nature of the State be explained. According to Ibn Khaldoun, the role of the State consists in the protection of law and order fostering the economic activities.
Besides, in a civilized society, the protection of property rights, trade routes, peace and stability are necessary for the performance of trade and production. The economic surplus grows in the countries where the State policy is favorable for the economic activities. To provide for the necessary services and the functioning of the relevant governmental offices, the State should collect a minimum amount of the surplus by means of taxation. Ibn Khaldoun considers that the optimum taxation takes place when the State does not impede the production and trade with the taxes.
If the State tries to increase the size of the red tape and the mercenary army by means of the economic surplus overtaxation, the specialization, production and trade will be depressed. As the result, the economic surplus will be reduced.
That is why "the absolute power growth in the State is the reason for the downfall of economic prosperity and, as a consequence, of the State and the city", because the exaction of overtaxes, the bloated mercenary army and the bureaucratic apparatus "impede the economic activities of the entrepreneurs. This leads to the decrease of the aggregate gross revenue of the State and requires the new measures taking for the increase of this revenue: taxes in kind, excise taxes, confiscations and, what is the worst, the direct intervention of the State in the economic activities by means of the participation in the commerce". In Ibn Khaldoun's opinion, the State should take the responsibility for the changing of the entrepreneurs' expectations, organizing the social services for the jobs and trust creation.
Within the framework of the stabilization policy, the State must build the roads and commercial centers, as well as take other measures for the trade and production promotion. However, "the direct intervention of the State in the economic activities by means of the participation in the commerce" may cause the decline of the State and its economy.
The State intervention in the commerce itself will lead to the bureaucratic apparatus and army overgrowth. As the result of the governmental interference in the trade and economic affairs, the entrepreneurs will not be able to engage in trade in a normal way and earn the profit from their enterprizes.
The role of the State in the economy stabilization for the giving rise to the surplus demand had been described by Ibn Khaldoun five hundred years prior to Keynes attracting the world's attention to the necessity of the excess of demand over supply for the increase of productivity and jobs creation.
According to Ibn Khaldoun, the best State is the state with a minimal bureaucratic apparatus, minimal army the task of which is the law and order ensurance, and the minimal taxation of the citizens for the financing of the State activities.
Ibn Khaldoun studied economics, sociology, politology and other sciences with the view to gain insight into the human behavior and the human history. Almost three hundred years before Adam Smith, Ibn Khaldoun said that the division of labor is an important source of the economic surplus. In his opinion, if the environment is favorable for the specialization, the entrepreneur is interested in the further carrying on of trade and production. Really, the specialization occurs where a person is able to gain benefit from the efforts spent.
"Each separate type of handicraft needs the workers, and moreover, the experienced workers. The more is the number and the variety of the production stages in this or that handicraft, the more people are involved in it. Besides, each group of the workers is doing their own work. Gradually, various types of work are more and more clearly revealed in the handicraft, and the people who are engaged in them, acquire the still greater experience in what they are doing. The time and the permanent repetition of the same actions foster the creation and gradual settlement of the handicrafts".
With these lines, Ibn Khaldoun had so clearly indicated the principle of the mass production, the importance of learning by doing and the upgrading of professional skills, that no more clarification is needed.
According to Ibn Khaldoun, the division of labor suggests the coordination of various functions of the production factors, when "that which has been obtained owing to the interaction in a group of people, shall meet the requirements of many times more people".
Later in the history, Adam Smith spoke on the same subject in connection with an entrepreneur gaining benefit "from the sale of the products of their labor or from what these workers had added to the cost of the processed materials".
Ibn Khaldoun gave a brief economic evaluation of the division of labor and, accordingly, the coherence inside it: "The joint labor produces more than the workers need and require". On the same occasion, he said that "with the help of the workers' cooperation it is possible to meet the requirements of a much greater number of people than the number of these workers".
Ibn Khaldoun considers that the entrepreneurs' function is to coordinate and provide for the interaction of the production factors in accordance with the market forces. According to Ibn Khaldoun, subject to the existence of peace, law and order, the more is the population number, the greater is the number of various types of labor activities.
In Ibn Khaldoun' opinion, it is obvious that the division of labor, subject to the production factors interaction and coherence, becomes a source of the economic surplus. The partial understanding of the origin of this surplus led Ricardo and Marx to the conclusion of the working class exploitation. That is, Ricardo and Karl Marx are only not too diligent students of Ibn Khaldoun, who interpreted part of his coherent theory of the economic surplus. It was just this misconception that let Marx declare that "labor itself is productive".
As labor is the only source of the surplus value formation, capitalists exploit the workers, appropriating this surplus. To eliminate the labor exploitation by the capitalists, Karl Marx suggested that the social structure of society be changed by means of the revolution and the destruction of capitalists.
On the other hand, Ibn Khaldoun, as well, indicates that "the profit that a person makes is the value derived from his work". He says about "the great profit made owing to a large amount of available workforce who creates this profit".
However, at the same time Ibn Khaldoun takes into account not only the workers' productive activities, but also that of the entrepreneurs as well. And in such a case, one cannot talk about exploitation.
Ibn Khaldoun considers that both the workers and the entrepreneurs are the respected members of the society, who try to get the most out of their activities in the form of profit and wages. For Ibn Khaldoun, profit is the root cause of commercial endeavors, while the profit expectation leads to the production expansion.
Moreover, "commerce implies trying to make a profit by the capital increase, by means of buying the goods at a low price and their sale at a high price". That is, the point is "to buy cheaper and to sell more expensive".
For Ibn Khaldoun it is obvious that "the profit derived by a person, is the value received from the person's labor", but this value, the value of work force, is determined by the law of demand and proposal. It is just what Karl Marx and his ardent supporters did not take into account. Ibn Khaldoun considers that the coherence, interaction and focus of the production factors at the economic surplus increase is an important and valuable process which the entrepreneur is engaged in, making every effort to obtain benefits from his economic activities. He spends his time, energy and capital on the search of the goods and services, so that "to buy cheaper and to sell more expensive" and to earn the profit.
Ibn Khaldoun values highly the entrepreneurial initiative owing to which the entrepreneurs efficiently coordinate and direct the production factors. It is just for this reason that they quite rightly deserve the profit from their risky ventures.
Again, several centuries prior to the other scholars, Ibn Khaldoun postulated that the price of the goods and services is defined by the demand and proposal. If the item is rare and is in demand, then its price is high. The merchant will buy such an article where it is cheaper and is not deficient, and will sell it where it is scarce and in demand, at a higher price.
Moreover, he proposed the concept of long-term production costs in the Marshall understanding.
Ibn Khaldoun makes a stand for the stable monetary policy. He is against the authorities speculating in the differences of currency value. The scholar warns that the authorities may yield to temptation to devaluate the money so that to build palaces for themselves and to finance the mercenary army. This process leads to the inflation. The population will lose confidence in the currency. The scholar considered that this was unacceptable and not fair.
The protection of the purchasing power of the money, being one of the priorities of the State policy, must be performed in a fair manner. For this, he proposed to establish the independent credit and financial institutions subordinate to the Supreme Judge, a "God-fearing man", who would not let the rulers to manipulate with the monetary value and devaluate the money.
Besides, Ibn Khaldoun spoke of the amount of money as well. The modern theory of money is based on his statement that "the amount of money does not matter for the welfare of the country".
In the scholar's opinion, the monetary policy must be stable, smart and aimed at the protection of the purchasing power of the money, which is a matter of fairness. The population must be protected from the unjust policy of the rulers who devaluate the money. The stable national currency enhances people's confidence to the money, trade and production.
Ibn Khaldoun is not only against the State intervention in the production and agricultural activities; he is also against its interference into the goods and services pricing.
If the State is using its powers and force to "buy up the goods at the lowest price", the ruler "may force the seller to reduce the price" and "compels the merchants or farmers, who need the relevant item, to buy from him". The ruler "starts buying up the agricultural products and goods from their owners who come to him, at the prices which he fixes himself in his sole discretion. Afterwards, when a favorable moment comes, he resells the products and goods to the entrepreneurs who are subject to his authority, at the prices that he himself fixes".
The fixed prices policy "is even more dangerous, harmful and destructive for the entrepreneurs than the State participation in commerce or agriculture, which quickly turns out to be harmful to the entrepreneurs, becomes disastrous for their income and reduces the cultural activity".
After the 1960-ies, some economists, especially in the USA, began to refer to the matters of the right of ownership and its influence on the economic development. As for Ibn Khaldoun, he made his judgment on the matter a few hundred years ago. Protection and enforcement of property rights must be enshrined in law and are the key to the survival of civilization.
In Ibn Khaldoun's opinion, "when the initiative to acquire and receive property disappears, the man makes no effort to acquire it. The degree and frequency of violation of the right of ownership defines to what extent the subject's efforts aimed at the property acquisition weaken".
Ibn Khaldoun predicts a decline in the economic activity if the property right is neither protected nor enforced: "If the attacks on property take a broad and universal character, extending to all means of subsistence, business passivity becomes a widespread phenomenon, because the general nature of the infringement of property means the universal destruction of the initiatives in entrepreneurship. Should the attacks on property be insignificant, then the suspension of the activities with the purpose of profit earning will be, accordingly, of short duration".
Civilization, its well-being and the entrepreneurship prosperity depend on the productivity, work force and the various efforts of the people aimed at the interest and profit making. If the people cease to engage in entrepreneurship to earn a living, if they stop doing something bringing them income, a decline in entrepreneurship occurs and everything declines.
Ibn Khaldoun sees a direct connection between the right of ownership and fairness. For him, "a human being continues to exist only owing to the property. The only way to secure the property is to cultivate it. Cultivation is only possible through fairness. Fairness is the balancing principle in the mankind".
Whenever an attack on property takes place, it is an act of injustice. Ibn Khaldoun says that "people who collect the unfair taxes commit the unrighteous. Those who infringe on the property commit the unrighteous. Those who take away the property commit the unrighteous. Those who do not allow people to enjoy their rights commit the unrighteous. Generally, all those who take away the property by force commit the unrighteous", and "the unrighteous destroys civilization".
Ibn Khaldoun indicates that the importance of the right of ownership and the respect for justice is manifest in Islam. In his opinion, in the absence of justice, "the extinction of the human race takes place. The religious law says wisely about that, emphasizing the necessity of five things: protection of the religion, protection of soul (life), protection of intelligence, protection of the young ones and protection of property".
As "the unrighteous call to eradicate the human race, bringing to the destruction of civilization, this is already a sufficient reason for the injustice to be prohibited".
Thus, Ibn Khaldoun has become one of the few successful theoreticians who had analyzed the behavior of a human being and the human society as a whole and a part of the whole mankind, its influence on the rise and fall of civilization depending on the economic surplus reduction and growth. In Ibn Khaldoun's opinion, the civilization life cycle ends with the destruction of the superstructure of the society.
At the beginning, "the pursuit of a luxurious lifestyle inspires the man to the heroic deeds, to fight and overcome difficulties, to create. Then the man fights again, but already not for the sake of the hopes he had cherished earlier. Being pushed by the fear of hunger, he fights just to survive, and like a cave man that fought for the same reason, he manifests his animal nature, returning to the life of an animal".
Obviously, Ibn Khaldoun discovered a great number of the fundamental concepts of economics several centuries prior to their official birth. He discovered the importance and the necessity of the division of labor long before Adam Smith, was ahead of Ricardo in the discovery of the labor theory of value, and ahead of the works of Keynes on the functions of the State as a stabilizer of the economy.


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Sunday, April 29th, at 3 P. M.
John Glenn will speak on his "Hobby of Raising Orchids." A member of the Batavia Plain Dirt Garden Club, Mr. Glenn is well known for his· friendly service at our local post office. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Joseph Burnham, Mrs. Arthur Adams and Mrs. Glen Nelson.
At the February meeting, Dr. Roland Ely described his experiences with presenting an educational program to men in Illinois prisons. He says it is gratifying to see improvement in morals and personal ambitions as men meet the academic challenges. Bill Benson sang several numbers. The Society always knows it is a special treat to hear him.
Ed Hampton gave the Historical Society a Batavia Code Book.
The Society extends its sympathy to the family of Alfred Bergeson and to Mr. Axel Burkwist.
The Batavia Public Library had its 100th Anniversary on April 8, 1973. In all that time there have only been four head librarians: Mr. Buck, Margaret Twinning, Cassie Stephens and Miriam Johnson.


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A comprehensive list of trades at the NBA deadline
By Aaron Lanton
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Thanks to a conspiracy to make sure I don't have time to eat breakfast this morning, NBA general managers managed to squeeze in 11 trades in the 48 hours before the trade deadline. Here's a list of each acquisition along with reactions from around the league.
Pacers trade Danny Granger to 76ers for Evan Turner and Lavoy Allen
Granger, 30, has been a mere accessory for the Pacers since returning from lingering knee injuries. In limited minutes over the past two seasons, he's averaged 7.9 points while shooting 35 percent — a far cry from his once-lofty numbers as Indiana's first-option scorer. (He's averaging 8.3 points on 35.9 percent shooting in 29 games this season.) The team's natural evolution and Granger's $14 million expiring contract presented an opportunity to move him, and the Pacers found a suitable trade partner in the ever-active Sixers.
Turner, 25, has taken full advantage of Philadelphia's never-ending fast break by averaging a career-high 17.4 points, six rebounds and 3.7 assists. That's an impressive and unique stat line — one shared (or bested) by just four other players in the league. Sports Illustrated
Wizards acquire Andre Miller, Eric Maynor plus picks to 76ers, and Nuggets get Jan Vesley
hat may seem like a lot of trouble to go to for a 37-year-old averaging just 19 minutes per contest, but this deal was less about Miller's production on the court than what he'll bring to Washington's young locker room.
And to John Wall in particular.
Miller's departure from Denver has been all but assured for weeks. He'd been exiled from playing after openly confronting head coach Brian Shaw on Dec. 30. The uncharacteristic display of hostility perhaps said more about how things are going in Denver than it did about the usually professional Miller. Bleacher Report
Marcus Thornton to Nets, Jason Terry and Reggie Evans to Kings
Thornton is averaging 8.3 points per game and 38.1 percent shooting this season. In 2010-11, he averaged 21.3 points and followed that up by averaging 18.7 points in 2011-12.
In his first season with the Nets since coming over in the Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett trade during the summer, Terry has averaged 4.5 points in 35 games. The 6-foot-8 Evans, known for his rebounding, has appeared in 30 games and is averaging 2.7 points and 5.0 rebounds. He averaged 11.1 rebounds in 80 games last season. ESPN
Steve Blake to Warriors, Kent Bazemore and MarShon Brooks to Lakers
In continuing their season-long search for a backup point guard, the Warriors acquired Steve Blake from the Lakers for reserve guards Kent Bazemore and MarShon Brooks on Wednesday — a day ahead of the league's noon trade deadline.
Blake is a 33-year-old 6-foot-3 point guard, who has averaged 9.5 points on 39.7 percent three-point shooting, 7.6 assists to 2.6 turnovers and 1.3 steals this season.
Bazemore and Brooks were seldom-used pieces of the Warriors' bench, which has been a sore spot all season. The Warriors' reserves are last in the league in assists and 29th out of the NBA's 30 teams in scoring and minutes played. San Francisco Gate
Not cool with @SteveBlake5 being gone AT ALL One of my closest teammates and psycho competitor GS picked up gem #smartmove
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Jordan Hamilton to Rockets, Aaron Brooks to Nuggets
Breaking: Daryl Morey somehow just got Jordan Hamilton for Aaron Brooks. Morey loves to take shots on failed projects who once had first-round talent, and Hamilton fits the bill. He looks like he could be a silky scorer, only he never really scores efficiently and plays zippo defense. He dominates summer league with herky-jerky off-the-bounce stuff and midpost scoring that doesn't translate to the NBA. But he's got good size, he's a league-average 3-point shooter, and he's on a cheapo expiring deal. I could see Houston giving him a small shot if they try to revive the small-ball lineups they've ditched of late. It's not like Francisco Garcia is lighting the world on fire.
The Rox have no space for Brooks, barring a Jeremy Lin deal, which they've tried like heck to execute all day. Denver needs a point guard, since they have zero healthy ones. But they're toast this season anyway, as far as the playoffs go. Grantland
Antawn Jamison sent to Hawks, Clippers receive draft rights to Cenk Akyol
The Clippers (37-19) made two minor moves in the waning minutes of Thursday's noon Pacific Time deadline, sending reserve forward Antawn Jamison to Atlanta in exchange for the draft rights to 2005 second rounder Cenk Akyol and dealing center Byron Mullens to Philadelphia along with a conditional second round Draft pick for a future second rounder.
Rivers explained the two trades.
"That was more for flexibility for the summer," Rivers said. "Those are tough ones for me. From a coaching standpoint, to do a move that is not necessarily making the team better is very difficult. But from a team standpoint it was the right thing to do."
The 37-year-old Jamison, who was signed this summer, appeared in 22 games after waiting nearly a month before making his debut. Rivers said the decision to move Jamison was in part because of the Jan. 16 signing of Hedo Turkoglu as well as the prospects of playing forward Jared Dudley at the 4-spot in small-ball lineups. NBA
Spencer Hawes to Cavaliers; 76ers get Earl Clark, Henry Sims and two second-round picks
The Cavs were seen to be potential sellers a couple weeks ago, but have quickly become buyers at the deadline because of an unexpected six-game winning streak that has put them back in the thick of the Eastern playoff race. At 22-32, they're just 3.5 games out of eighth.
Hawes will certainly help as he's been one of the few bright spots in Philly this season, averaging 13.0 points and 8.5 rebounds.
Hawes is on an expiring deal that pays him $6.6 million this season and by adding him, the Cavs have inched closer to breaking over the luxury tax line. But the trade also sends a bigger message: The Cavs had been said to possibly be shopping Luol Deng as well at the deadline, but with bringing in help, it seems like they just want to make a push. CBS Sports
Gary Neal and Luke Ridnour to Bobcats; Ramon Sessions and Jeff Adrien to Bucks
"We are excited to add a pair of quality players to our backcourt," Bobcats president Rod Higgins said in a statement. "Gary is an exceptional shooter and Luke is a veteran point guard who can help us off the bench."
The Bobcats (who at 25-30 are in eighth place in the Eastern Conference) have been chasing the disgruntled Neal for some time, but Milwaukee balked at a pure Neal-for-Sessions swap because Sessions is making $5 million this season, compared to Neal's $3.25 million. Adding Ridnour to the trade puts the financial onus back on Charlotte. ESPN
Clippers trade Byron Mullens and second-round pick to 76ers for a second-round pick
Mullens, a fourth-year center out of Ohio State, is averaging just 2.5 points and 1.2 rebounds this season in a little over six minutes per game. He has a player option for $1.2 million next season, which means the Sixers could view him as a potential backup to Nerlens Noel. New Jersey Online
Roger Mason Jr. and cash to Kings, Heat get protected second-round pick
Mason will be waived by the Kings and become a free agent, and the pick the Kings are trading to the Heat likely will never convey.
The Heat were interested in having a roster spot open so they can add a free agent that may become available in the next week. They are looking for a veteran wing player.
Mason averaged 3.0 points in 25 games for the Heat this season. ESPN
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At first glance the Austin Daye for Nando De Colo trade that's reportedly just gone down reeks of a Colangelo move, trading just for the sake of looking busy. That's what happened last year when BC ridiculously decided to trade a second-round pick to the Phoenix Suns for Sebastian Telfair. (I'm still mad about this one.)
But based on salary reports, the move could actually have some off-the-court benefit before even getting to the on-the-court part, saving Toronto a few hundred thousand dollars next season. Daye wasn't going to play unless 80 per cent of the team was suddenly vaporized by aliens so if you can move a piece like that for at least a bit of cap space, all good.
And wait, there's more! De Colo might actually play for Toronto this year. He's averaged only 4.3 points and 1.2 assists in 26 games for the Spurs this season, but he's only in his sophomore campaign and as a 6-5 point guard, might represent an upgrade behind Greivis Vasquez for the Raptors' third-string PG role. Raptors HQ
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eZ Publish Platform (5.x) was a transitional version of the eZ CMS, bridging the gap between the earlier generation called eZ Publish (sometimes referred to as legacy), and the current eZ Platform and eZ Platform Enterprise Edition for developers.
eZ Publish Platform introduced a new Symfony-based technology stack that could be run along the old (legacy) one. This bridging is still possible using something called Legacy Bridge, an optional package for eZ Platform. This fluid change allows eZ Publish users to migrate to eZ Platform gradually, using the bridging as an intermediary stepping stone.
An upgrade from eZ Publish Platform 5.4.x (Enterprise edition) or 2014.11 (Community edition) to newer versions of eZ Platform must be performed in stages.
You can upgrade from eZ Publish Platform directly to the v1.7 LTS release. You can then proceed with consecutive upgrades to further versions: v1.13 LTS and 2.x.
While the instructions below are fully supported, we are aware that the community, partners and customers come from a wide range of different versions of eZ Publish, some with issues that do not surface before attempting a migration. That's why we and the community are actively gathering feedback on Slack and/or support channels for Enterprise customers to gradually improve the migration scripts and instructions. Reach out before you start so others who have done this before you can support you.
As of eZ Platform v1.11, Legacy Bridge is a supported option for 1.x and future 2.x series. This means you can plan for a more gradual migration if you want, just like you could on eZ Publish Platform 5.x, with a more feature-rich version of eZ Platform and (with 2.x) also more recent version of Symfony. This is a great option for those who want the latest features and are comfortable with more frequent releases.
If you are migrating from a legacy eZ Publish version, this page contains the information you need. However, first have a look at an overview of the process in Migrating from eZ Publish.
This section describes how to upgrade your existing eZ Publish Platform 5.4/2014.11 installation to eZ Platform and eZ Enterprise. Make sure that you have a working backup of the site before you do the actual upgrade, and that the installation you are performing the upgrade on is offline.
<old-ez-root>/: The root directory where the 5.4/2014.11 installation is located in, for example: /home/myuser/old_www/ or /var/sites/ezp/.
<new-ez-root>/: The root directory where the installation is located in, for example: /home/myuser/new_www/ or /var/sites/[ezplatform|ezplatform-ee]/.
This page assumes you have composer installed on the machine and that it is a recent version.
The easiest way to upgrade the distribution files is to extract a clean installation of eZ Platform / eZ Enterprise to a separate directory.
Adapt the command with your vendor, package, version number, and add "–dev" if a given package is for dev use. Also check if there are other changes in composer.json you should move over.
As of v1.3, be aware this Field Type now uses the Content View system introduced in eZ Platform 1.0, so make sure you adapt custom templates and override rules if you plan to use this for rendering content (in Legacy Bridge setup).
For parameters like before, for new parameters you'll be prompted on later step.
For system/framework config, and for defining global db, cache, search settings.
For SiteAccess, site groups and repository settings.
When moving configuration over, be aware that as of 5.4.5 and higher, repository configuration has been enhanced to allow configuring storage engine and search engine independently.
# For search engine, pick the one configured in parameters.yml, either "legacy" or "solr"
In the default configurations in ezplatform.yml you'll find existing SiteAccesses like site, and depending on installation perhaps a few others, all under a site group called site\_group. Make sure to change those to what you had in ezpublish.yml to avoid issues with having to log in to your website, given user/login policy rules will need to be updated if you change names of SiteAccess as part of the upgrade.
If you don't plan to migrate content directly to newer eZ Platform Field Types, you can optionally install Legacy Bridge and gradually handle code and subsequent content migration afterwards. For installation instructions see here.
The Legacy Bridge integration does not have the same performance, scalability or integrated experience as a pure Platform setup. Like on eZ Publish Platform 5.x there are known edge cases where, for instance, cache or search index won't always be immediately updated across the two systems using the bridge. This is one of the many reasons why we recommend a pure Platform setup where that is possible.
As eZ Publish legacy is installed via composer, we need to take care of placing some files outside its generated <new-ez-root>/ezpublish_legacy/ folder, and for instance use symlink to place them inside during installation.
For design and settings files that you typically version in git, you can now take advantage of Legacy Bridge's built-in symlink convention. So as installation already hinted about, you can generate a structure and set up symlinks using app/console ezpublish:legacy:symlink -c. This will create folders you can use below in <new-ez-root>/src/legacy_files/.
The same goes for the <new-ez-root>/ezpublish_legacy/var/[<site>/]storage folder. However, as it is typically not versioned in git, there's no predefined convention for this. If you create a folder within your project structure for symlinking into this folder, as opposed to a mount somewhere else, make sure to mark this folder as ignored by git once it and the corresponding .keep file have been added to your checkout. The example below will assume <new-ez-root>/src/legacy_files/storage was created for this purpose, if you opt for something else just adjust the instructions.
Since writable directories and files have been replaced / copied, their permissions might have changed. You most likely need to reconfigure webserver user permissions as instructed further down.
In the eZ Publish Platform 5.x installation web/var is a symlink to ezpublish_legacy/var, so if you can't find it in path above you can instead copy the storage files to the similar ezpublish_legacy/var[/<site_name>]/storage path.
Since writable directories and files have been replaced / copied, their permissions might have changed. You need to re-apply them.
At the end of the process, you will be asked for values for parameters.yml not already moved from old installation, or new (as defined in parameters.yml.dist).
Steps here should only be done once you are ready to move away from legacy and Legacy Bridge, as the following Field Types are not supported by legacy. In other words, content you have migrated will not be editable in legacy admin interface anymore, but rather in the more modern eZ Platform back-end UI, allowing you to take full advantage of what the Platform has to offer.
You should test the XmlText to RichText conversion before you apply it to a production database. RichText has a stricter validation compared to XmlText and you may have to fix some of your XmlText before you are able to convert it to RichText. Run the conversion script on a copy of your production database as the script is rather resource-intensive.
-d memory_limit=1536M specifies that each conversion process gets 1536MB of memory. This should be more than sufficient for most databases. If you have small ezxmltext documents, you may decrease the limit. If you have huge ezxmltext documents, you may need to increase it. See PHP documentation for more information about the memory_limit setting.
--dry-run prevents the conversion script from writing anything back to the database. It just tests if it is able to convert all the ezxmltext documents.
error: the ezxmltext text cannot be converted and manual changes are required.
--concurrency 4 specifies that the conversion script will spawn four child processes which run the conversion. If you have dedicated hardware for running the conversion, you should use concurrency level that matches the number of logical CPUs on your system. If your system needs to do other tasks while running the conversion, you should run with a smaller number.
-v specifies verbosity level. You may increase the verbosity level by supplying -vv, but -v will be sufficient in most cases.
If the --image-content-types option is not specified, the default setting image will be used.
The use of --image-content-types is also supported together with --fix-embedded-images-only. Use it to specify custom image Content Types.
There is no corresponding ImagesClassList setting in eZ Platform. So even though you have customer image classes, you don't need to configure this in the eZ Platform configuration when migrating.
If you later realize that you provided the convert script with incorrect image Content Type identifiers, it is perfectly safe to re-execute the command as long as you use the --fix-embedded-images-only.
The last command would then ensure embedded objects with Content Type identifier custom_image are no longer tagged as images, while embedded objects with Content Type identifier profile are.
Using the option --export-dir, the conversion will export problematic ezxmltext to files with the name pattern [export-dir]/ezxmltext_[contentobject_id]_[contentobject_attribute_id]_[version]_[language].xml. A corresponding .log file will also be created which includes information about why the conversion failed. Be aware that the reported location of the problem may not be accurate or may be misleading.
The first log message is a notice about the ez-temporary=1 attribute which the conversion tool simply will remove during conversion. The second log message is an error, but the cause described may be confusing. During the conversion, the <table> element will be converted to an <informaltable> tag, which is problematic. The exact problem in this case is the value of the second align attribute: <td align="middle"....>. An align attribute may only have the following values: left, right, center, justify.
If the tool reports no errors, then the ezxmltext is fixed. You may rerun the command without the --dry-run option in order to actually update the database with the correct XmlText.
The conversion tool will replace the duplicate id (inv5) with a random value. If you need the ID value to match your CSS, you need to change it manually. The conversion tool will also complain about IDs which contain invalid characters.
Links with non-existing object_remote_id or node_remote_id.
In ezxmltext you may have links which refer to other objects by their remote ID. This is not supported in richtext, so the conversion tool must look up such remote IDs and replace them with the object_id or node_id. If the conversion tool cannot find the object by its remote id, it will issue a warning about it.
When the conversion tool detects links with no reference it will issue a warning and rewrite the URL to point to current page (href="#").
The <literal> tag is not yet supported in eZ Platform. For more information about this, please have a look at EZP-29328 and EZP-29027.
If you use Page field (ezflow) and an eZ Enterprise subscription, and are ready to migrate your eZ Publish Flow content to the eZ Enterprise Landing Page forma, you can use a script to migrate your Page content to Landing Page, to start using a pure eZ Enterprise setup. See Migrating legacy Page field (ezflow) to Landing Page (Enterprise) for more information.
If you use Varnish, the recommended Varnish (4 or higher) VCL configuration can be found in the doc/varnish folder. See also the Using Varnish page.
The officially recommended virtual configuration is now shipped in the doc folder, for both apache2 (doc/apache2) and nginx (doc/nginx). Both are built to be easy to understand and use, but aren't meant as drop-in replacements for your existing configuration.
As was the case starting 5.4, one notable change is that SetEnvIf is now used to dynamically change rewrite rules depending on the Symfony environment. It is currently used for the assetic production rewrite rules.
It is possible that after the upgrade your admin screen will be unstyled. This may happen because the new SiteAccess will not be available in the database. You can fix it by editing the permissions for the Anonymous user. Go to Roles in the Admin Panel and edit the Limitations of the Anonymous user's user/login policy. Add all SiteAccesses to the Limitation, save, and clear the browser cache. The login screen should now show proper styling.
To move your legacy Page field / eZ Flow configuration to eZ Platform Enterprise Edition you can use a script that will aid in the migration process.
The script will automatically migrate only data – to move custom views, layouts, blocks etc., you will have to provide their business logic again.
The migration script will operate on your current database.
Make sure to back up your database in case of an unexpected error.
Make a note of the paths to .ini files which define your legacy blocks. You will need these paths later.
1. Add ezflow-migration-toolkit to composer.json in your clean Platform installation.
2. Add ezflow-migration-toolkit to AppKernel.php.
5. You will be warned about the need to create a backup of your database. Proceed only if you are sure you have done it.
A MigrationBundle will be generated in the src/ folder.
You will see a report summarizing the results of the migration.
6. Add MigrationBundle to AppKernel.php.
At this point you can already view the initial effects of the migration, but they will still be missing some of your custom content.
The MigrationBundle generates placeholders for layouts in the form of frames with a data dump.
For blocks that could not be mapped to existing Landing Page blocks, it will also generate PHP file templates that you need to fill with your own business logic.


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In 1969 this area was deemed a good site in which to begin research on suicide. Dr. Richard McGee, of the University of Florida Clinical Psychology Department, administered a grant funded with federal, local and university money to study the incidence of suicide. Early on it was noted that not only was this a good research site, but also a community in need of assistance. Thus, in December 1969, the Suicide and Crisis Intervention Service (SCIS) was opened.
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Since 1991, the Crisis Center has functioned as an office of the Department of Community Support Services, which is administered by the Alachua County Board of County Commissioners. The Center offers most of its direct services through the use of highly trained volunteers and graduate students in mental health fields. Five professional staff share responsibility for administration, supervision, coordination of direct services to clients, pre-service and in-service training of approximately 120 volunteers per year as well as community consultation and education. These staff positions include the Director, a clinical coordinator, a volunteer coordinator, a training coordinator and a special projects coordinator.
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