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10 Questions for Sandhya Rani Jha
PUBLISHED: Tuesday, December 5, 2017
Activist and author Sandhya Rani Jha
Sandhya Rani Jha's newest book, Transforming Communities: How People Like You are Healing Their Neighborhoods, collects real stories of ordinary people who took action and changed their corner of the world. Jha, director of the Oakland (Calif.) Peace Center, writes on race, community, and social activism.
Why did you write Transforming Communities?
I do a lot of "front lines" work around things like the housing crisis in the Bay Area and racial justice, and it is easy to feel hopeless. I wrote Transforming Communities for myself as much as anyone, as a reminder that there really is forward momentum and that people power can't be underestimated. I also wrote it as a best practices resource so that folks who want to really transform their city have all the tools they need in one place, but even if someone just said "I could get some folks together to do this one thing," that would be more than enough. Sometimes we feel stuck, like we can't do anything. But starting with one small thing, and not doing it alone, can make a HUGE impact.
You maintain that "going local," or healing your neighborhood, is more effective in transforming the world than joining a national issue. Say more about that.
I think the things happening at the national level are REALLY important, but two things make national organizing hard:
1) It is easy to get overwhelmed with how little change we can effect when chipping away and trying to win small victories in a hostile environment.
2) Part of the reason the environment is this way is that decades ago, people started organizing at the local level to shift American culture away from things like valuing our elders, caring for the poor, investing in a good education for all, honoring the immigrant and religious diversity and so on. Part of why national change is so hard is that over decades, there has been culture shift that started at the local level. So our best work starts local and then builds out from there. It's really the only way to ultimately effect national outcomes: community by community, then those communities connecting and those values taking root and becoming second nature.
What's your favorite story in the book?
It really depends on the day: in the wake of the tragic Sutherland Springs Texas, I keep thinking about the amazing young Sikhs who went through the terror attack on their house of worship in Oak Creek several years ago and turned that tragedy into a process of healing. They showed up to support the victims of Sandy Hook a few months later. They reached out to their neighbors so their neighbors would know about the Sikh religion and be more invested in their wellbeing. They recognized that while they had faced violence because of their race, they needed to deepen their relationship with the Black community whom they didn't know. They are my heroes for a moment like this, showing us that in the midst of suffering, people can build a community so there is less suffering in the future.
But my favorite story for years and years is the story of the Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative in Boston. Most of us assume that the solution to problems in our community is well-run nonprofits. And most nonprofits feel the same way. (I know I do, as the director of a nonprofit!) So a major charitable foundation gets all of the nonprofit leaders together to propose a solution to the problems in a really underserved neighborhood in Boston, but a few people living in the neighborhood learn about it and show up to the meeting. They say "hey; how come you're always talking ABOUT us but never talking WITH us?" And the foundation is shocked, because they thought that by meeting with the nonprofits, they WERE meeting with the people from the community. So they started the process from scratch, this time with community meetings that churches (and some nonprofits!) helped coordinate, to capture the voices and commitments of the people who lived there day in and day out. Thirty years later, that neighborhood has developed a pathway to home ownership and small businesses as well as amazing community building and culturally resonant educational opportunities. The city government wouldn't have created that structure, and neither would the nonprofits or the foundation. But by creating space for the people's voice, vision and hard work to be part of the plan, it is a community very different from most "urban renewal" programs you see today.
Your stories are all very different in their particular people, places, and events. Are there any common threads weaving throughout the stories that are instructive for would-be change-makers?
I think the thing that ties most of these stories together is that (a) they are about listening to the wisdom of people actually facing the problems we want to fix, (b) involving them in the solution-making process, (c) investing time in building up a community, not just fixing specific things, and (d) practicing some consistent ethics. That last one maybe isn't always explicitly named throughout the book, but it really is at work in every chapter and is particularly clear in the last chapter about the small village in France during World War II that saved thousands of Jewish people and other people fleeing the Nazi regime. Before the French government was even taken over by Nazi sympathizers, the people in that village were practicing values that said they were the sons and daughters of Huguenots, Protestants who had to flee persecution in the 1500s. That meant their faith and their history required them to protect persecuted people, whatever the cost. They knew that's who they were, so in a time of trial, that is who they were able to be. (And it's who the Catholics in their community were as well, because it was baked into their community ethic.)
I think things are so bad that we're often desperate for a quick fix. The stories in this book yielded often fairly quick results: deeply transformed communities within a matter of years. But the work that we really want to see takes community building and it takes discipline, because the counternarratives of fear and distrust and isolation are so thick around us that we will need to work together to override them. But the great hope of the stories in this book is that we can override those narratives. We can build communities of inclusion and justice and compassion. In fact, we already have, a million times over.
What trends are you seeing in community organizing? Where do you feel the current greatest need is for transformative community work?
One of the things I am so excited about that's shifting in community organizing is how often I hear people from high level labor leaders to leaders in the Movement for Black Lives to organizers for worker justice talking about love. In the midst of the urgent work, we are slowing down enough to be in relationship with each other. History has shown us that the best way to break apart a movement is to sow seeds of distrust between members. This was a very intentional part of government efforts to disrupt the Black Panthers in my hometown of Oakland, for example, and it worked in a lot of ways. For us to invest in honoring each other's humanity as part of the work of movement building can slow down the pace of the work, but it creates such strong foundations.
I have a chapter on faith rooted organizing, the model of organizing I practice with several organizations where I live. It was named and developed by prominent civil rights leader James Lawson and workers' rights leader Alexia Salvatierra. It emerges out of the Indian freedom struggle of Mahatma Gandhi, the Black-led US Freedom Movement of the 1960s, Latin American Liberation theology and the multisectoral organizing model of the Philipines. What is really inspiring to me, though, is that I am seeing other community organizing movements (PICO, Gamaliel) taking on issues of racial justice, honoring the leadership and wisdom of people of color, and somewhat organically implementing a lot of the values of faith rooted organizing that were not always there before. They focus on love as well as outrage, on higher vision and not just self-interest. It's been beautiful to watch.
I think the election results of 2016 show us that amidst the many urgent issues facing us (climate, religious liberty, immigrant rights, voter rights, health care, housing access, food safety, and so much more), there is some critical work to be done community by community for poor white people and poor people of color to recognize where their needs and causes and life experiences align. I do want to note that poor white people did not put Donald Trump into office by themselves: middle class and rich white people voted for him at high, possibly higher, margins. So some of the conversation right now distracts from a larger "us-them" issue in the country. But if we spent some energy on honoring the experiences of poor people of all races and also cultivating
How does your faith inform your work in community organizing and activism?
The person who trained me in faith rooted organizing, Alexia Salvatierra, talks about faith rooted organizing as "organizing as if God is real." To me that means always having an eye on what Dr. King referred to as "Beloved Community," or what Christians sometimes call "the realm of God here on earth." It also means not limiting our vision. We hosted a panel on reforming the prison system at the Oakland Peace Center, and one of the panelists said, "you all won't get engaged in the work of prison abolition (replacing our current system with restorative justice and rehabilitation programs that would better serve victims, offenders and communities) because you want to aim instead for small, winnable campaigns. But you don't win those either, so why not go for what you actually believe to be right?" There is a need for strategy and for negotiating in coalition, but as people of faith, why don't we let the secular folks take the lead on that and instead do what all of our faith traditions call us to: tikkun olam or "the healing of the world" in Hebrew. It is ironic to me when faith communities brag about their political acumen or their strategic skills; the people on the front lines of the movement need something different from us, I think. The justice movement could use some big dreaming, some hope, some vision. I think the other thing we do on a good day is humanize people. Sometimes activists forget that the work is about people; we can keep the movement grounded in the humanity of people who are suffering...and also people who are in power.
How do you hold onto hope in dark times?
I'm a big picture, statistics, systemic thinker. But that can also become overwhelming: the number of people facing injustice can feel insurmountable.
I'm writing this on a rainy day in downtown Oakland. A homeless person just walked into Starbucks and the people next to me and I made room for them to rest their weary feet at the table we were sharing. A woman standing near me asked if they wanted a coffee and bought them one.
A homeless woman came in and sat down with me and chatted for a while, and then the two of them traded advice on cheap footwear that doesn't rub. Then she showed them a video from her phone of when a rat jumped into her lap this morning and offered them some leftover halloween candy from her backpack.
I could probably get depressed about that scene, but that's people being human, being in relationship even for a moment.
If that is who humans can be, what can't we do when we set our sights on actually making the world better, with a few of the right tools?
What books are on your nightstand (or Kindle) right now?
I keep rotating among Samantha Irby's "We Will Never Meet in Real Life," Roxane Gay's "Hunger" and Sherman Alexie's "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me." They are all so brilliant and also so sad that I have tossed in the Alexander Hamilton biography that Lin Manuel Miranda used as the inspiration for his musical, just to keep things light.
But confessionally, I'm really digging post-apocalyptic young adult fiction featuring people of color characters these days. That's my almost cliche escapism.
Oh, and can we require that every American read Claudia Rankine's book of poetry Citizen in order to actually be a citizen?
What is inspiring your work and ministry these days?
I'm a big believer in having a volunteer project that inspires a person. That and taking vacation are what stop me from burning out. (Ask me about my trip to Chiapas in October; it was amazing).
My volunteer project is Bay Area Solidarity Summer. For eight years now, a group of volunteers has created a five-day camp for South Asian (Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan, Bangaladeshi, Burmese, Bhutanese, Nepali, Afghani) young adults to be trained as activists around our own struggles but also in solidarity with other communities fighting for justice...where we have privilege, let's figure out how to use it to support people with less privilege. Where we are oppressed, let's learn the skills to advocate for change. Everyone who runs it is a volunteer and we raise enough money for the program to be free or almost free so that low-income activists can attend.
This past year, the young adults inspired me: they had such amazing understanding of issues of justice in this country. They were so open to learning new skills and techniques. But what amazed me was how much love and compassion and care they extended to each other, and to us as organizers who were more like aunties and uncles to them than siblings. That level of heart gives me so much hope for the movement.
What advice would you give to an aspiring yet hesitant, overwhelmed, or discouraged activist? Where does one start? How does one keep on?
It depends on the activist! :) I remember saying to a room full of sincere church elders who wanted to ease into anti-racism work that the day we were meeting Muslims were being detained at customs and sent back to countries they were fleeing. I told them that I knew they were looking for evolution and not revolution, but since they had a lot of power, my people needed them to evolve REALLY fast. But they knew I was saying it with love and compassion, and that church is doing church-wide work around anti-racism and partnering with Black-led organizations in their town to effect change, less than a year later. That's really what this book is about. Regular people really can come together and move the dial, if they find the people who want to move it with them.
I also know that the story of the little girl walking along the beach and throwing starfish back into the ocean is overused. (If you don't know it, the beach is littered with them, and they will die without water, and a man sees the girl throwing them into the ocean. He tells her she can't save them all, and she shrugs, picks one up, throws it into the ocean and says "Yeah, but I can save that one.") But it's true.
Part of the way systemic injustice gets entrenched is we come to see people, or some groups of people, as disposable. A dear friend of mine adopted a girl who had been through everything you could imagine by the age of 9. They have been through hard times. The system had given up on that girl before she could walk. But she's about to turn 16, and holy terror that she can be, she is 100% going to make this world a better place to live in. My friend's investment in that little girl is going to end up improving not just that girl's life but whole communities. If my friend had chosen an easier path, a whole community decades from now would suffer from that absence.
And I think that's the other thing: we do this work for the generations to come. If we only measure our success in its immediate yields, our emotions are at the whims of so much that is out of our control. Should we fight for immediate wins? Absolutely. If all homeless people were housed, our work to build Beloved Community would be exponentially easier. If everyone had access to good affordable healthcare, we could concentrate on soul-deep work so much more easily. But if we gauge our success only on what is winnable, our vision shrinks. Let's invest ourselves in a world where no 9-year-old has been given up on by their community or their government. Let's remember, as the prayer that still gives me comfort on hard days says, that "we plant the seeds that one day will grow."
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Third Annual New Haven Puerto Rican Festival Switched to Indoor Concert
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The third annual New Haven Puerto Rican Festival scheduled for Saturday, August 11, has been moved inside due to the weather.
(Published Saturday, Aug. 11, 2018)
The festival, put on by The Puerto Ricans United, Inc, was set to take place from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the New Haven Green, but due to approaching severe weather, the festival has been switched to an indoor concert. The concert is free to attend and will take place at Bregamos Theatre on Blatchley Avenue. Doors will open at 6 p.m.
Officials say "Oscarito El Mas Loco" will be performing a live concert and food will be sold. He is joining the event directly from Puerto Rico.
The event is a celebration, but also a time to remember those still recovering from Hurricane Maria.
New Haven Gears Up For Puerto Rican Festival
The Puerto Rican flag was raised on the New Haven Green on Thursday in advance of this weekend's Puerto Rican Festival.
(Published Thursday, Aug. 9, 2018)
"Because right now the cameras aren't on anymore, people forget, but they're still families struggling on the island," said state Rep. Juan Candelaria (D-New Haven) who traveled to the island earlier this year with a delegation to help with the ongoing recovery.
Telemundo Connecticut and NBC Connecticut are extremely proud to join this spectacular event as the exclusive media sponsors. We are particularly excited to celebrate along with the Puerto Rican community of New Haven their heritage, traditions, values, and food culture. We are also thrilled to be part of all the excitement!
We invite you to join us while we demonstrate our solidarity with the Hispanic Community in the state of Connecticut!


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Sonate in A by Philippe Gaubert
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Featured in the March 2018 edition of New on NAXOS for her recording of Michael Daugherty's Trail of Tears with the Albany Symphony Orchestra, flutist Amy Porter has been praised by critics for her exceptional musical talent and passion for scholarship. This captivating performer was described by Carl Cunningham in the Houston Post as having "succeeded in avoiding all the overdone playing styles of the most famous flutists today." In American Record Guide, flutist Christopher Chaffee wrote, "If you have not heard her playing, you should." Ms. Porter "played with graceful poise," noted Allan Kozinn in The New York Times. And Geraldine Freedman, writing in the Albany Gazette, commented, "Amy Porter showed that she's not only very versatile but that she can do everything well. She chose a program that tested every aspect of her playing from a Baroque sensibility to using the instrument as a vehicle of sound effects, and she met each challenge with passion, skill and much musicality."
Ms. Porter has been a featured soloist with the American Composers Orchestra at Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall, and with the Atlanta, Houston, Omaha, Delaware, Albany, Flint, Billings, Battle Creek, Arkansas, and Elgin symphony orchestras. She has twice appeared in recital at the National Concert Hall in Taipei, as well as at Skidmore College's Arthur Zankel Music Center. Her collaborators have included such distinguished conductors as Nicholas McGegan, Ransom Wilson, David Alan Miller, Yoel Levi, Thomas Wilkins, José-Luis Gomez, Enrique Diemecke, David Amado, Anne Harrigan, and Arie Lipsky. She has given premieres of works by Michael Daugherty, Ellen Taaffe Zwilich, Joel Puckett, Christopher Caliendo, Katherine Hoover, and Frank Ticheli, among others.
Winner of the 3rd Kobe International Flute Competition and the Paris/Ville d'Avray International Flute Competition, Ms. Porter has served on international juries around the world, including the 6th Kobe International Flute Competition. She has been heard in recital on National Public Radio; highlighted on PBS's Live From Lincoln Center; and featured on the covers and as a writer for the magazines Flute Talk in the USA and The Flute in Japan.
In 2006 Ms. Porter became the first performing artist to be awarded the University of Michigan's Henry Russel Award for distinguished scholarship and conspicuous ability as a teacher. Her popular study guide on the German composer Sigfrid Karg-Elert elicited the following comment from Spanish Flute Society: "Strength, beauty, a captivating and seductive force, sensitivity, perfection and a sense of humor characterize the impressive American flautist Amy Porter."
She has won praise both as a recording artist and as a chamber musician. Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim, in her New York Times review of the CD In Translation: Selections from J.S. Bach's Cello Suites on the Equilibrium label, applauded Ms. Porter for her "gleaming, lyrical reading" of those works. As a member of Trio Virado with violist Juan-Miguel Hernandez and guitarist João Luiz, she recorded Mangabeira, a CD featuring works by Piazzolla, Brouwer, Hand, Assad and Luiz, about which Ken Keaton wrote in American Record Guide: "First let me say that these are fine musicians, and they present a set of performances that are unfailingly strong, expressive, and imaginative."
Formerly a member of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Ms. Porter was recently appointed Principal Flute of North Carolina's Brevard Music Center, where she will perform as soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral player.
Highlights of Ms. Porter's 2019-20 season include a tour of Missouri with Trio Virado and appearances at the Brevard Music Center as Principal Flute, The University of Kansas, and MidSouth Flute Festival. She will also perform Daugherty's "Trail of Tears" with the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra. Recent study guide releases include her latest "THE GAUBERT CYCLE: The Complete Works for Flute and Piano by Philippe Gaubert" with guests Tim Carey and Penelope Fischer. The printed edition, Philippe Gaubert Treasures for Flute and Piano, is published by Carl Fischer.
Born in Wilmington, Delaware, Ms. Porter graduated from The Juilliard School and pursued further studies at the Mozarteum Academy in Salzburg. She plays a 14K white gold flute with rose gold engraved keys made for her by the Wm. S. Haynes Co.
Tim Carey, who lives in Chelmsford, England, enjoys a career full of variety, as solo performer, chamber-music player, orchestral keyboard player and teacher.
His early studies were with Harold Parker, Louis Kentner, and then, at the Royal College of Music, London, with Kendall Taylor, David Parkhouse, and Bernard Roberts. He was awarded many prizes and scholarships during his time there, both in and outside college.
He now spends his time partnering many different instrumentalists, especially flautists, in a large variety of chamber-music combinations, as well as giving the occasional solo recital or concerto performance. He is the regular pianist for many flute festivals and conventions all over the world. He has performed in the USA, China, Brazil, Costa Rica, Sweden, Slovenia and elsewhere, all working with flautists.
As an orchestral keyboard player he has worked with the London Symphony Orchestra, the Bournemouth Orchestras, the Philharmonia, Ulster Orchestra, Scottish Opera and currently with the BBC Concert Orchestra. He is also much in demand as a teacher throughout his home county of Essex.
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Thoughts on the Presidential Medal of Freedom
This isn't rant or a political statement but I do want to get something off my chest. As much as I admire Tiger Woods's triumphant win last month at the Masters (and I was there!) and all of the ensuing excitement that came with that victory, I still can't come to grips with him being bestowed the Presidential Medal of Freedom this past Monday. He's only the fourth golfer to earn this award, following such names as Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Charlie Sifford. The choice for this award is solely up to the discretion of the current U.S. President, in this case Donald Trump. President Trump announced his selection of Woods shortly after this year's Masters.
The award recognizes those people who have made "an especially meritorious contribution to the security or national interests of the United States, world peace, cultural or other significant public or private endeavors." Previous honorees, which may be bestowed posthumously, include such names as John F. Kennedy, Pope John XXIII, Mother Theresa, Lyndon Johnson, Paul "Bear" Bryant, Desmond Tutu, Thurgood Marshall, Cesar Chavez, Roberto Clemente, Jack Kemp, Antonin Scalia, Aretha Franklin, Roger Staubach, James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner. Those last three names, honored in 2014, were civil rights workers murdered in 1964.
Certainly, Woods is one of the sporting icons and champions of our times. And his Tiger Woods Foundation has done some notable work. But still the award seemed very premature for someone still competing—fortunately after his latest and most amazing comeback from spinal fusion surgery—and now active once again in the world of golf. At 43, he's far from his sunset years.
In comparison, Palmer was 75 and Nicklaus was 65 when they received their Presidential Medal. And Sifford, commonly referred to as the "Jackie Robinson of golf," received his award in 2014 from President Obama at the age of 92. Incidentally, the nation's other highest award is the Congressional Golf Medal. It's been awarded only to three golfers—Byron Nelson in 2006 (posthumously), Arnold Palmer in 2009 at age 80 and Jack Nicklaus in 2014 at age 74.
To his credit, Woods warmly acknowledged Sifford and others in his brief acceptance remarks. He even choked up when talking about his mother and children. And President Trump gave a fitting introduction that was well-written by the White House staff. No doubt, the President was glued to his television during the final round of the Masters.
But for me, I would have preferred seeing Woods accepting this prestigious award twenty or more years into the future when his competitive playing days are largely over. That time frame seems more appropriate and respectful of an award honoring lifelong achievement and/or significant societal contribution.
But then again, maybe I'm a nitpicker.
Photos courtesy of the PGA Tour and The White House
TOPICS: Golf, Personalities	Tags: Arnold Palmer, Byron Nelson, Charlie Sifford, Congressional Gold Medal, Donald Trump, Jack Nicklaus, Presidential Medal of Freedom, Tiger Woods, White House
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A member of the Golf Writers Association of America, Terry Moore was the founding editor of Michigan Golfer for 18 years and is now a regular columnist and travel writer for it and several other golf websites. Next April, he'll cover his 36th Masters Tournament. A member of the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame and founder of the West Mich. Golf Show, Moore serves as a Governor for the Golf Association of Michigan and Chair of the Communication Committee. He's also a past co-chair and current member of the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame Committee.
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Whitney Horak is the Managing Associate Attorney at Adelman Law Firm. She focuses her practice in the areas of Medical Malpractice and Long-Term Care & Aging Services. She represents healthcare providers including nursing homes, assisted living facilities, independent living, physicians, and hospitals in matters involving claims of abuse and neglect, negligence, violation of resident's rights, wrongful death, and breach of contract.
Whitney also practices in the defense of medical professionals against claims of professional malpractice and insurance contract disputes. Whitney routinely advises healthcare clients in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) proceedings on matters relating to the scope and enforceability of ADR Agreements. She works collaboratively with clients providing arbitration agreement training, developing arbitration agreement protocols, and writing Alternative Dispute Resolution Agreements. She is responsible for strategic development and building defenses for the firm's long-term care litigation and medical malpractice lawsuits.
Whitney is a member of the Memphis Bar Association, the American Health Lawyers Association, the Professional Network on Aging, the Tennessee Bar Association, and the Defense Research Institute where she serves as Vice-Chair of the Medical Liability and Health Care Law Online Committee. Whitney is a graduate of the inaugural class of the LTC Power Lawyers Program, one of a kind educational program designed to train young lawyers in the intricacies of long-term care trial practice. She also serves as a mentor in the program.
Whitney is a native Memphian and enjoys spending time with her husband, Devon, and dog, Kenzie, during her free time. She is also an avid fan of the Memphis Grizzlies.
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Sites range from dating for those who are mentally ill, those with HIV, or with similar physical or mental disabilities.
Not so long ago such sites were based on things like religious beliefs or sexual orientation.In fact it seems strange if you are single not to be on at least one online dating site.Why would you limit your choice and chances of finding real love?With the wide use of social networking platforms, there is no shortage of personal information up for grabs, and this is the very pool that mobile dating apps tap into.Forget about dating for a couple of weeks before finding out all about common passions or hobbies you share or whether you have similar views on various topics.
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The costs are getting even higher in case of senior citizens. Growing age brings many health issues, and if the person is diagnosed with any major illness, the costs of treatment shoot out of the roof. This is where health insurance comes into the picture.
Why Is Health Insurance for Parents A Must?
Life expectancy has improved over the past few years, which means people now live till the age of 70 or more. While the life expectancy has improved, so have the number of diseases. Therefore, one needs to be financially prepared for medical emergencies that come with advanced age.
Senior citizens most often do not have a stable income source, particularly, if they are retired. Thus, they need a helping hand to cover their medical costs.
Even if your parents do have an insurance policy which was provided by their employer, it will lapse as soon as they retire.
All these reasons indicate why purchasing health insurance for parents is crucial. While many people make it an inevitable duty to purchase this insurance for their parents, others disregard it owing to certain myths and misconceptions. Below, we have tried to shatter some of the common myths related to health policy for senior citizens. Take a look!
Many times, people tend to think that as their parents already have health issues, health insurance will not be available. However, there are a ton of options available in the market which covers different pre-existing conditions. So, it is all a matter of research before finalizing the plan that suits your parents or family.
Similar to the point mentioned above, here too you have to put in some efforts. You will have to find a health policy that will cover your parent's age. There are, in fact, a lot of policies in the market that are designed mainly for super senior citizens, i.e. the people above 80 years of age.
Claiming compensation from an insurance company does require some effort, but it is not a complete hassle. Small efforts are needed for the reimbursement process, either, it is the cashless mode or the cash mode. You merely have to submit the hospital reports and the relevant medical bills in order to claim the sum insured, and you will get your claim in a specified period.
You must always choose an insurance policy that provides cover for people over the age of 60 and allows entry up to the age of 80. The plan should also offer guaranteed renewal option after that. This is essential because you would want to cover your parents for as long as it is possible. Hence, when picking a plan for your folks, check till what age the policy can be renewed.
Before selecting an insurance policy, always check its terms and conditions thoroughly. A lot of clauses exist, which exclude certain pre-existing conditions or ailments. You just need to ensure that the exclusion list is the smallest possible.
Critical Illnesses like cancer, stroke and renal failure are not only hard to handle emotionally but financially too. So, you must always look for a plan that offers you critical illness top-up with your basic health policy. These top-ups come at a small price, but payback is a hefty sum.
Every health insurance policy comes with an initial waiting period. Generally, the initial waiting period is for the first 30 days since the date of policy issuance, except in the case of hospitalisation or accidental injuries. If there is a pre-existing disease, many insurers have a 2-4 year waiting period.
Health insurance for senior-citizens may come with a co-payment clause, where the policyholder pays a fixed percentage of the medical expenses out of their pocket. For instance, in the case of an 80:20 co-payment clause, the policyholder will bear the cost of 20% of the medical expenses. So, if the co-payment percentage is higher, the annual premium paid will be lower as the risk borne by the insurer is less.
Purchasing health insurance is essential, and even more necessary when it is for your parents. By buying a good health policy for them, you can ensure that they will get the care they require, without worrying about the increasing treatment costs. So, hurry up and start looking for the best health insurance policies in India for senior citizens.


This Friday, February 2, stars will gather to perform at Halla na Feile in a spectacular Lip Syn Fundraiser all in aid of Scoil Aonghusa Special School Cashel.
Based on the concept of the US hit TV show Lip Sync Battle, this show gives performers the chance to take to the stage and perform as an iconic music legend.
There will be solos, duets and groups on the night, with the contestants decked out in costume to get as close as they can to the real thing.
Everyone taking part is training hard at the moment and will be ready for their once in a lifetime opportunity!
Contestants will perform a range of well-known hits by artists including: Beyoncé, Black Eyed Peas and Bruno Mars.
We are thrilled to announce that the hosts on the night will be the hugely popular Tipperary duo The 2 Johnnies who will no doubt add to the fun and excitement on the night.
In addition to the 12 acts taking part the students of Scoil Aonghusa will perform the opening number on the night.
Some of the pupils and staff of Scoil Aonghusa taking part in Friday night's show!
At Scoil Aonghusa Special School we strive to provide a safe, caring, nurturing learning environment for all our students. Scoil Aonghusa has dynamic, committed and multi-talented staff who believe that all children should be encouraged to realise their full potential by recognising that every child is different with a range of talents.
As a school we continue to fundraise so we can enhance the activities and environment to make a difference in the lives of the students in our care. We believe that the staff and students benefit from participating in fundraisers such as "Lip Sync" as it provides a very positive learning experience for all involved and also raises awareness of the abilities of our students.
Admission to the event is €20. For tickets, contact the school at 06262644, any staff member or parent and O'Dwyers Pharmacies, Main Street and Shopping Centre Cashel.


Cottonwood is an event for everyone including with several great opportunites for kids to explore art. Learn to weave, paint like picasso, play with clay and much more in ArtStop.
Admission to Cottonwood Art Festival is FREE, however some activities in the ArtStop Children's area require a nominal fee.
Cottonwood reserves the right to decline admittance to anyone who violates the Festival policies established for public safety or to restrict activities such as public address to designated areas.
From its humble beginnings in 1969, the Cottonwood Art Festival has developed into one of the most prestigious fine art festivals in the United States. Local artists staged their first Festival at the scenic Cottonwood Park in Richardson, Texas. It was all tie-dye, bell-bottoms and braids back then where the artists laid down blankets and set up easels with the hopes of selling s few pieces of art. Since that first weekend nearly five decades later, Cottonwood has established itself as signature art event, become a tradition in the community and the home to the finest artists in the country for the first weekend of May and October.
The City of Richardson strives to make sure that Cottonwood Art Festival is an accessible event. Accommodation requests for persons with disabilities should be made at least 14 days in advanced of the festival by contacting Taylor Lough, ADA Coordinator, via phone at 972 744-4208, via email at ADACoordinator@cor.gov, or by appointment at 411 W Arapaho Road, Richardson, TX 75082. Individuals needing to schedule assistance with DART Paratransit please contact DART directly at 214-515-7272.
ATM's are located in the Lakeside Courtyard and also near the Food Court. Credit Card are accepted in the Food Court, Festival Headquarters and various artist booths.
Emergency Personnel is provided by the City of Richardson Fire Department and is available to assist as needed. In the case of an emergency, please notify a police officer, security or staff member right away.
The Food Court at Cottonwood offers a variety of Festival favorites such as corn dogs, barbecue, gyros and so much more. A variety of non-alcoholic beverages are also available at each booth and vendors accept cash or credit card.
Craft Beer, Wine and Margaritas are available for purchase at the Lakeside Courtyard Beer Tent or through out the Festival at various beverage carts. Alcoholic beverages are only sold to patrons 21 years and older presenting valid identification. State laws and regulations require that all alcoholic beverages purchased at the Festival remain on-site. Security at the gates will ask you to dispose of any alocholic beverages before you exit or enter.
In the case of a lost child or member of your party, please notify a police officer, security or staff member right away so that we can reunite the.
For media inquiries please contact Festival Director, Serri Ayers at 972-744-4582 or serri.ayers@cor.gov.
Visit the Cottonwood Festival Headquarters & Boutique located in the Lakeside Courtyard for all your official Festival merchandise. Don't miss out on your opportunity to purchase the commemorative poster, t-shirt, hat and more. All major credit cards are accepted.
Since Cottonwood Art Festival is located in a public park, we allow well behaved dogs on leashes accompanied by an adult. If your dog does not get along with others (dogs, children or adults) please leave them at home. Please be considerate of artists and their art work and keep pets away from exhibits. If your pet damages an artist's exhibit or work, you will be asked to clean or purchase the item. All owners must clean up after their dogs. There are doggie bags located throughout the park. You and your pet will be asked to leave if there are any issues regarding bad behavior.


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Pacific Eats a family operated restaurant in Melbourne decided that on 18 March 2017 they would contribute to helping out SVSG by helping our Melbourne group on their supper run. With their smiling face the family of Pacific Eats donned SVSG shirts to show their support of SVSG. To thank this family we call on all our supporters, friends and members to keep this restaurant in mind when in Melbourne. Thank you Pacific Eats.


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Ipshita BaruaOctober 24, 2020
Details About Vision in MCU
Details About Vision in MCU:
Vision is one of the most powerful and most righteous superheroes in the Avengers. His high morals and principles will even give Captain America great competition. Even though he is an android created by humans, Tony Stark and Bruce Banner, his integrity and humanity act like a beacon of hope for mankind. Human becoming an entity of his own, Vision used to be the artificial intelligence, Jarvis, for Tony Stark. He is not only one of the most powerful heroes of Marvel but is also worthy of lifting the Mjolnir. Even though he is a fan-favorite character in the movies, it's the comic book fans who know him the best. Marvel Cinematic Universe is excellent at hiding fascinating details and Easter eggs that the vigilant and diehard fans have to dig themselves. These fans have carefully watched and rewatched the movies to spot the things that are invisible to non-fan eyes. Find out the interesting details about Vision in the MCU that you missed.
1. Ultron Predicted His Own Death
Vision said a very profound line in Avengers: Age of Ultron when he said "everyone creates the thing they dread". He actually says this in reference to his and his creator, Tony's relation. Tony was the creator of Ultron but after gaining his own conscience, the android chose his own path and devised a diabolical plan to wipe out the mankind that made him.
In this process, Ultron created Vision's body so he could take the form of Vision. Ironically, Vision became the protector of mankind after the Avengers stole him and ended up destroying his creator, Ultron.
2. Vision Was Named After Thor's 'Vision'
Ever wonder why Vision was named Vision? In the Age of Ultron, Thor made a grand entrance and juiced-up Vision's cradle with lightening power. It was his profound moment in the lake that influenced Thor to "create" Vision with his hammer. He explained his action by linking it to his "vision". He said, "I've had a vision. A whirlpool that sucks in all hope of life and at the center of it is that".
3. Vision Can Use Thor's Power
Thor's Mjolnir can be used as a weapon to destroy and create. Since Vision was created from Thor's lightning, it seemed that he also inherited some of Thor's mighty powers. That's why in the Age of Ultron when Vision hit Ultron with the hammer, a flash of lightning emerged from it. However, the blue light could have also been an impact of the hammer hitting Ultron's Vibranium body. The same blue light had emerged when Thor slammed Captain America's Shield in The Avengers. But Vision can basically be called Thor's son and that's why he could lift the Mjolnir. On the other hand, Tony mentions that he reconfigured JARVIS to turn it new and upload it in Vision. So, even if we look from that point of view, being new makes Vision naïve and worthy of the hammer as he "was born yesterday", as said by him at the end of Age of Ultron.
4. Vision Holding A Rook
Details About Vision in The MCU
Vision is pretty philosophical for an android. He is always analyzing and calculating how he impacts the world or what role he played in a situation. In Captain America: Civil War, Vision was seen watching the chessboard with a rook in his hand. He was relating himself to the Rook, contemplating how it impacted the war in real life. Rook is also the only non-living thing in chess.
5. The Back Of Vision's Head
If you look at the back of Vision's head carefully, who does it resemble? You guess it right! The mark on his head resembles Ultron's face. It signifies the fact that Ultron created Vision with the intention of taking over his body.
6. Captain America's "Hand" In Ultron's Death
In the last scene of Age of Ultron, Vision gets the winning points for killing the last Ultron Bot that carried his interface. This bot had somehow survived the battle and the explosion of Sokovia. It was the same bot at whom Captain America threw his shield and ripped its shoulder.
7. Vision's Face Hardens
Vision can not only phase through solid matter but can also amplify his strength when needed. In Captain America: Civil War, when Hawkeye tries to take Wanda with him, his plans thwarted by Vision. This leads to a physical battle between the two Avengers. In some scenes, Hawkeye uses his sword-like weapons to hurt Vision which he phases through. But in some, Vision simply hardens and breaks Hawkeye's tools. While hardening, fans noticed visible creases on Vision's head and face.
8. Vision Can Alter His Density
Vision can manipulate his mass and density which allow him to take flights or phase through solid objects. That explains the hardening creases on his face which appeared when he tried to alter his mass to achieve toughness and durability. Wanda used this as a Vision's weakness and influenced his mass density against him before fleeing in the Civil War.
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If you want all the elegance and luxury of a traditional roll top bath, but simply don't have the space, our gorgeous single ended freestanding bath from the Dulwich collection will fit both your room and your budget.
Specially designed to sit snugly in the corner of your room, but with all the detailing of a regular freestanding tub, the Shakespeare is a modern, space-saving take on a design classic.
Made from high quality acrylic, which is tough and resistant to scratches, the bath comes complete with ornate ball feet in a chrome finish.
To finish off the look, we would recommend wall taps or a freestanding bath filler. You can even turn this bath into a multi-purpose shower bath, by adding a bath screen and shower kit.
Could you have a shower over this bath?
This bath can be used with a shower Nicola if you place the straight end of the bath against the wall.
Does this bath come with tap holes? or does the installer have to place them?
Hi Chelsea, thanks for your query, the tap holes don't come pre drilled.
Which basin and toilet matches this bath?
Hi Annabel, the Camberley, the Winchester and the Cavendish ranges would go great with this bath.
Please can you tell me the interior bath depth?
Hi Monique, the approximate internal depth of this bath is 400mm.
Are the feet removable on this bath or do you have any baths that do have removable feet? Have an old house so would help it get upstairs!
The feet are not pre-attached Julie , so will need fitting when the bath is being fitted.
Does the bath come with predrilled tapholes?
Great question, the holes aren't pre drilled with this bath.
Could the taps be placed in the centre of the bath rather than the end of the bath?
Good question Lorraine! The taps cannot be mounted on the side of the bath as the ledges are too narrow. They must be mounted at the end.


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Blake's mouthpiece went flying as a powerful right hook caught his jaw, jerking his head and sending a spray of perspiration into the air. He was thrown back against the corner, just where Kenny wanted him. The 21-year-old went to work, hurling combination punches from all angles. Blake dropped to the canvas, one arm dangling on the ropes. It was all over.
"That's the way, kid…that's the way!", blurted Moe who jumped up from his seat as soon as he saw Blake go down. 'Boos' echoed from the crowd in the arena, drowning out the few cheers. Kenny was still an unknown fighter and the dollars that changed hands that night were mostly losses.
Moe climbed into the ring. He's been training Kenny for almost two years and after a dozen fights, this was his best.
"You did great, Kenny!", he shouted above the noise around him.
"Thanks…I'm feeling good…not too banged up."
Kenny's left eyebrow was cut open and his cheek slightly swollen, but those were merely souvenirs. His trainer knew it and he was thrilled at the prospect of moving his kid up to a bigger prize.
In the locker room, Moe handed $150 to Kenny, who was sitting on the bed stretcher with a towel over his shoulders. "I'm going to try and line you up with Bastini. That's at least an $800 fight."
Moe gave his kid a rest for a few days before calling him back to the gym. Since the night when Kenny knocked out Blake, Moe was brewing with excitement. This could be it, his big break in the business. In the past, he had a number of promising fighters but he could never take them to the next level. They either lacked discipline, fell on drugs and alcohol, or got in trouble with the police. Kenny was above those worries and barring a freak accident, he was money in the bank.
"We're all set with Bastini, four weeks from now". Moe wrapped his arm around the sweaty young pugilist who was still catching his breath after a sparring session. Moe felt as much a father figure to Kenny as a trainer. He looked out for him but at the same time, calculated his own ambitions. In 28 years of training, it was the furthest he had gone with any of his middle weight contenders.
The first time he spotted Kenny at Jack's Gym, he immediately picked up on his rapid firepower and workout discipline. Kenny just needed to improve his footwork and build stamina to absorb the punishing blows.
Moe's stride was more confident and his usual cynicism was noticeably absent. The regulars at Jack's who never paid him much attention were now going out of their way to exchange words and share a few laughs with him. Moe was known in training circles, but he never commanded the respect of a champion's trainer because he never had one.
Sitting in Jack's office, Moe was more talkative than usual. His face was beaming as he described how he negotiated the Bastini fight. Jack was listening, curious and even suspicious, at how one of his veteran trainers was suddenly carrying on like a promoter. Moe's been a fixture at Jack's forever. He was always the fisticuffs tactician. But this was a new side to him.
Moe and Kenny were having dinner across the street from Jack's. It was the usual place they went when they wanted to discuss something besides training. The master delighted in watching his protege dig into a protein-packed salad and drink a glass of orange juice. His other fighters always seemed to live on burgers and fried chicken, satisfying a consumption rather than an appetite.
"I want to let you know that if you take out Bastini, then you'll be entering a whole new league. Shady guys will start coming by, talking up deals and trying to take advantage of you."
"So…what do I do?", Kenny looked up from his plate with a puzzled face.
"I can handle everything, but we need to sign a contract. If I'm going to manage your fights, then you'll need a new trainer too."
"Ok, sure. I get it."
Moe drove Kenny back home, another one of his fatherly gestures made to protect his investment. He always wondered how Kenny turned out to be such a balanced kid growing up in that neighborhood with a single parent. After dropping him off, visions appeared in his mind of working the phones, facing reporters, and negotiating fight deals.
The crowd was at least 4 times larger than at any of his previous fights. At Moe's advice, Kenny tuned out the distractions and stayed focused. Bastini had the height and reach advantage, but Kenny was quicker and more disciplined. Following his usual strategy, he attacked Bastini with a barrage of punches and then stepped back to take a breather and assess the damage.
Sitting ringside, Moe was watching closely, his emotions churning with every move and counter-move. Between rounds, he climbed up to Kenny's corner to check on his face and give him advice.
By the 8th round, Bastini was tiring out but he was still dangerous. Kenny noticed his fatigue and searched for an opening to move in for a kill. His first try was met with a hammer to the side and an uppercut that opened his nose. Blood was dripping, but he wasn't shaken. He saw another chance and dove in. A hard right, followed by a hook and then another right sent Bastini wobbling. A final blow and he was now sprawled on the floor.
Moe had the contract in his hand and was planning to drive to Kenny's when Jack called. He said there was someone important in his office who wanted to speak with him. Must be an out-of-town manager who wants to set up a match. Who could the fighter be and what's the purse, he relished at his own question.
"I'm taking over the kid", said Tony Marcie, a boxing manager from downstate. He reached into his pocket and revealed a contract with Kenny's signature at the bottom.
Moe's face sunk.
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Neblina Sound from Barcelona takes over this months Dub on the River. The Rub'a'Dub soldiers from Spain will present another ballistic session of roots, lovers rock and rub a dub. Date: 23rd August, 8 p.m.. Tickets cost 17 €. The ship returns at midnight. Tickets are limited to a hundred!!!
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Q: Equal strings are not equal on php Hi guys hope you can help me,  I'm trying to compare two strings  but I get the same result always  "diferent" even when the string are equal.
here is the code:
$date = $row["day"];

var_dump($date);
var_dump($today);

if ($date != $today) {
    echo "
diferent";
} else {
    echo "
equals";
}

the var_dump for the two strings shows this:
string(10) "03/30/2019" this corresponds to $date
string(309) "03/30/2019" this corresponds to $today
As you can see both strings contain the same info but one has 10 chars and the other one 309 why is this happening?  is there a way to fix it and  prove they are equal?
I use JavaScript to set $today's value so this might be the issue?

A: Dear Please see below code, need to convert both format code please follow below code
$date = $row["day"];
$date=date('m/d/Y',strtotime($date));
$today=date('m/d/Y',strtotime($today));
var_dump($date);
var_dump($today);
if ($date != $today) {
echo "
diferent";
} else {
echo "
equals";
}

This will work properly.

A: You can try to trim the two strings, that way any extra characters should be removed.
if (trim($date) != trim($today)) {

Or you can use strpos to see if $date is in $today.
if(strpos($today, $date) !== false){
    echo "
equals";
}else{
    echo "
diferent";
}

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June 02, 2004 Movies » Movie Reviews
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By Dayna Papaleo @daynadoesdishes
"I know I'm really lucky. I think I'm really happy." So declares Natalie (Natalie Picoe, pictured) in the opening voiceover of Nosey Parker, John O'Brien's sweet slice of life. But even the most novice moviegoer will know something is rotten in the State of Vermont (played here by itself, in all its shameless autumnal glory).
Natalie and her inattentive husband Richard (Richard Snee) have just settled into a mind-blowing hilltop home when they meet George (George Lyford, also pictured), one of the listers (Vermontese for tax appraisers) who have popped in to assess the place. Thirty-something Natalie eventually enlists 70-something George's help around the house, and an unlikely bond forms between the lonely big-city girl and the no-nonsense farmer with the twinkly eyes.
O'Brien filmed Parker in Tunbridge, using almost all nonprofessionals --- the exceptions being Picoe and Snee --- and guiding his inexperienced players through some impressive improvisation. The handheld camerawork makes you feel like you're part of the cast, as well.
Sadly, this film is George Lyford's swan song --- he passed away before filming was completed, and O'Brien had to rethink his ending. The result is a lovely eulogy to the man and his vanishing way of life.
When I spoke with John O'Brien, I realized I wouldn't have much space to include our conversation. "Don't waste it on me," he advised, with typical Yankee economy.
Please take advantage of his presence at the Little Theatre on Monday, June 7. He'll be answering questions after the first evening show. Anyone who loves movies will enjoy hearing him speak, and anyone aspiring to make movies would be foolish to pass up this opportunity to learn from a truly independent filmmaker. Nosey Parker opens Friday, June 4. 232-3906
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Who Watches Watchmen? Shouldn't Be Little Kids!
March 9, 2009 Burt Likko 1 Comment
As intended, over the weekend The Wife and I went to see Watchmen. I'm not going to review it in detail because I was going to like it no matter what, although after having really enjoyed the depth and complexity of the book. Perhaps The Wife will review it herself, in which case you might get a more objective view of the film.
A few notes, though. Technically, it was marvelous; its effects were fantastic and the set-piece images were precisely as the graphic novel visualized them.
Some of the acting was quite good; Jackie Earle Haley (as Rorschach) and Patrick Wilson (as Nite Owl II) delivered complex, emotionally-convincing performances. Other actors like Billy Crudup as Dr. Manhattan and Malin Ackerman as Silk Spectre II, looked luscious but were not satisfying with their deliveries. (Crudup had a tough job, playing such an emotionally distant figure.)
The makeup on the actor playing President Nixon was a little bit silly. Nixon had a pointy nose, but it wasn't that pointy.
I was midly disappointed at seeing a lot of the deeper layers of the story removed from the movie. But then again, I knew going into it that the movie could not get into that stuff — the pirate comic mirroring the action of the real story, and getting a better sense for what the older generation of costumed heroes had done any why they had done it — in any depth if at all. It's a movie, for crying out loud, and even though the producers gave themselves two and a half hours, there was still a lot of story to tell, so some stuff had to be cut. Effectively losing the insight into the older generation of superheroes really did take some of richness out of the story; such portions of the 1940's heroes that survived in the movie were so brief and oblique as to leave viewers like The Wife more confused than interested.
I did approve of some of the other changes they made; for instance, the mechanism of the villian's dastardly end-of-the-world plot changed from the novel in a way that I thought made a good deal more sense, without all that squiddy ickiness.
The script left very little doubt about the ultimate plot. The Wife figured out the whole thing after less than half an hour. There was a bit more mystery in the graphic novel. But the overall plot is actually not the interesting thing about the movie — the psychological profiles of the characters in action is.
By all means, go see this movie. It's good fun and there is still enough there intellectually to make you think a bit. But unlike some people who were there this weekend, for crying out loud, leave your little kids at home!
The movie is violent. Much of the violence is unglamorized, morally questionable, and brutal, even when it is perpetrated by the heroes of the film. You are aware, pretty much all the time, that the costumed heroes of the film are mentally right on the razor's edge of being outright insane on the one hand and no better than the criminals they are attacking on the other. There is violence against the police. There is violence agianst women. There is a scene of one of the heroes attempting to rape another. There is literal mayhem.
This is not "comic book violence." Particularly when the movie explores the transformation of Rorshach into his "mature" self, it's quite disturbing. While this is entirely true to the spirit of the comic book, I would not want a small child to see this stuff. A teenager, okay. But to the woman who brought her four-year-old son, who started crying during that particular scene, I have to ask, "What did you think was going to be in this movie? The 'R' rating was there for a reason."
Now, in my poll for this week, I asked what people thought should be the appropriate way to handle very violent movies with little kids. There is a significant diversity of opinion here, with many of you thinking that a movie theater should card the parent or guardian of a small kid going in to a violent movie, and many others thinking that this is just plain not the movie theater's job at all. I can see both points of view. But what I can't see is how this sort of thing is appropriate for a little kid at all.
If scenes of a man getting his hands chopped off with a circular saw, a woman getting raped, and people being set on fire isn't enough for you to keep your kids away, then maybe the sex will. The movie will treat you to a scene of a women being pleasured by multiple partners (well, sort of) and a later scene with naked pelvises thrusting together with gasps and moans of pleasure, complete to climax. And of course, since we're talking about people who dress up like superheroes, this is sexualized cosplay, which you'll have to explain to the kid later. And then there's a rather critical element of the story involving the would-be rapist and his victim. Again, it didn't take long for The Wife, who had not read the comic, to quickly penetrate this plot twist, but it would still be a tough pill for an immature child to handle.
Watchmen is a movie for grownups. Its themes are very, very dark; it explores areas of the human soul that are uncomfortable to consider. Its content intrinsically involves the relationship between sexual dysfunction and graphic violence, things that are not appropriate things to be exposing little kids to.
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Oh, good, I've been waiting for your review. I'm currently amassing child care brownie points to buy myself enough time to go.


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Q: How to edit files in GUI text editors as root? This time and another I need to edit some files that are supposed to be edited by root only.
I would very much prefer to do it in a GUI text editor rather than using command line tools like nano or vi. Yes, it is perfectly possible to do editing using either one of them or the likes, I am merely dissatisfied with this option, because it is inconvenient when compared to working with kate or gedit (personal opinion; it is totally fine if you have the opposite, but I stick to mine).
That being said, I would not like to completely compromise security with a nuclear option xhost si:localuser:root. Is there any middle ground solution (like sudo that, unfortunately, have intentionally been crippled when it comes to running GUI stuff)?

A: 1. The admin:// URI
In Ubuntu, the official way to edit system files as root with a graphical editor is to use the admin:// URI. For example, to edit /etc/fstab, issue the following command in the run dialog you obtain after pressing Alt+F2 or on the terminal:
gedit admin:///etc/fstab

In older Ubuntu versions (prior to 20.10), the very first time you do this, you need to supply your user password two times in a row. This has been fixed in 20.10.
Of course, your user needs to belong to the root group in order to edit system files.
2. Using sudoedit
An approach valid for any desktop environment with any editor would be to use sudoedit. Setup the SUDO_EDITOR environment variable to point to the binary of your graphical editor, for example: export SUDO_EDITOR="/usr/bin/gedit". Then, you can use the command sudoedit <file> or sudo -e <file> to open a system file in your graphical editor. Much the way the admin:// URI does, this will create a temporary copy, which you edit as a normal user. Once the editor is closed, the modified temporary copy is copied back over the system file.
This can actually be combined in a single command:
env SUDO_EDITOR="/usr/bin/gedit" sudoedit <file>

Thus, the environment is changed only when you explicitly want to use the graphical editor. You create an alias or create a small script to edit system text files in a graphical editor with a single command.
3. Discouraged: using pkexec
These two options do not at any time run your graphical editor as root, which is preferred. Still, it is possible to run a graphical editor as root using pkexec. You can install a PolicyKit file, but you also may run it with some environment variables. For nautilus users, the package nautilus-admin installs a PolicyKit file for gedit and provides a right-click menu option in nautilus to launch a text file in gedit with root permissions. However, these options, where a graphical application is run as root are, according to man pkexec, discouraged:

As a result, pkexec will not allow you to run X11 applications
as another user since the $DISPLAY and $XAUTHORITY environment
variables are not set. These two variables will be retained if the
org.freedesktop.policykit.exec.allow_gui annotation on an action is set
to a nonempty value; this is discouraged, though, and should only be
used for legacy programs.

A: The following command works, no need to install anything:
pkexec env DISPLAY=$DISPLAY XAUTHORITY=$XAUTHORITY gedit <filename>

To simplify things, you can create an alias by putting the following into your ~/.bash_aliases file:
alias editroot='pkexec env DISPLAY=$DISPLAY XAUTHORITY=$XAUTHORITY gedit'

Then (in a new terminal, in order to re-read ~/.bashrc) you can use the following command:
editroot <filename>


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Hebius nicobariense es una especie de serpientes de la subfamilia Natricinae.

Distribución geográfica
Es endémica de las islas Nicobar, pertenecientes a la India.

Estado de conservación
Se encuentra amenazada por la pérdida de su hábitat natural.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

nicobariense
Reptiles de las islas Andamán y Nicobar
Fauna endémica de las islas Nicobar
Animales descritos en 1891

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Prof. Romshoo nominated WIHG Governing Body Member
Srinagar, Jan 6 : The Government of India has nominated Prof. Shakil A. Romshoo, Vice-Chancellor, Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST Awantipora) and an acclaimed earth sciences scientist, as a Member of the Governing Body of the prestigious Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology (WIHG), Dehradun, for a period of three years. WIHG Dehradun, is an autonomous research institute of the Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India.
The Institute is recognised as a national laboratory of international repute with state-of-the-art laboratories and other infrastructural facilities for undertaking advanced levels of research in earth sciences in the country.
Prof. Romshoo has successfully completed several national and international research projects with the geographical focus of the western Himalayas and has published more than 200 highly cited research papers. More than a dozen national and international awards have been conferred upon him in recognition of his research contribution, and he has also been elected as a Fellow of the Indian Academy of Sciences, the Indian Society of Remote Sensing, and the Indian Society of Geomatics.
Professor Romshoo is the member of a score of policymaking committees and Working Groups on environment, water, climate change and disasters at local, national and international level. The nomination has been lauded by the entire IUST fraternity. (GNS)
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I'm using CoolTerm on Mac to communicate with Arduino (Mega 2560). I faced the problem: I need to print in CoolTerm' window on the same line (without Line Feed).
I tried diff CoolTerm settings without results. Could you please help on this?
Try removing the Serial.print("\r"); statement from your Arduino code. I believe that this is what is causing the LF.
Have found this topic. It seems the problem is not solved. Or am I wrong?
Output in HyperTerminal after the code Serial.print ("\ r"); remains in the same row.
What you are seeing is actually expected behavior. CoolTerm is not designed to behave like applications that support terminal emulation. It was specifically designed to display ALL the data that is received. Thus, a CR character causes a new line to be displayed rather than the previous line being overwritten.
However, if it is important to you that only the last line of data is displayed, the you can reduce the receive buffer size to the number of bytes the line contains. It appears your data is always exactly 16 bytes long. If you set the receive buffer size to 16, CoolTerm will only show the last 16 bytes it received.
You can also turn off the option to convert non-readable characters so that the TAB characters don't show as dots.
It is a pity that it is impossible to stay on the same row.
nkp07 wrote: Thank you for your answer.
I'm currently working on a new feature that might solve your problem. It won't implement a carriage return to go back to the beginning of the current line, but it will let you clear the screen before sending new data. This would eventually produce the same visual result. Send me a private message if you're interested in testing this.
CoolTerm for me is really the best terminal program out there. Thank you very much for it.
Would it be possible that you implement the "carriage return" or "backspace" please.
Maybe with a option to enable it in the "receive options".
sometimes i want to refresh some data, instead of adding new one.
Can you elaborate as to what you mean by "implement backspace and carriage return"?
roger wrote: Can you elaborate as to what you mean by "implement backspace and carriage return"?
or maybe (for simplificatin) CR clears all the chars in the last line.
I'm just seeing in the Connetion Options -> Terminal -> "Handle BS and DEL Characters". It would be nice if a "Handle CR Characters" option would be there also.


Today at twelve noon, the new Chairman of the Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) for Cornwall and the Isle of Scilly was announced. The appointment of is role has been made to Chris Pomfret, a man who lives in Port Isaac and seems to have a wealth of experience working in business and industry.
I would like to wish him the best of luck in what is likely to be a challenging role. Let's hope as head of the LEP he is able to attract the vital investment Cornwall needs without forgetting the smaller players that are currently working hard in Cornwall.


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Q: navigation drawer layout with include layout i think my problem is actually quite simple, but i can't figure out how to solve it.
a have a working navigation drawer  with this code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<android.support.v4.widget.DrawerLayout
    xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:id="@+id/drawer_layout"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:padding="5dp" >

    <FrameLayout
        android:id="@+id/content_frame"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="match_parent">

        <ListView
            android:id="@+id/category_list_view"
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content">
        </ListView>

    </FrameLayout>

    <!-- The navigation drawer -->
    <ListView
        android:id="@+id/left_drawer"
        android:entries="@array/features"
        android:layout_width="240dp"
        android:layout_height="match_parent"
        android:layout_gravity="left"
        android:choiceMode="singleChoice"
        android:divider="@null"
        android:background="#E0E0E0"
        android:dividerHeight="0dp"
        />
</android.support.v4.widget.DrawerLayout>

but when i  try do  use include  like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<android.support.v4.widget.DrawerLayout
    xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:id="@+id/drawer_layout"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:padding="5dp" >

    <FrameLayout
        android:id="@+id/content_frame"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="match_parent">

        <ListView
            android:id="@+id/category_list_view"
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content">
        </ListView>

    </FrameLayout>

    <!-- The navigation drawer -->
    <include layout="@layout/drawer"/>

</android.support.v4.widget.DrawerLayout>

nothing happens when i click on  the items of my list view within my frame layout.
this is the drawer layout i'm trying to  include:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<android.support.v4.widget.DrawerLayout
    xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:id="@+id/drawer_layout"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:padding="5dp" >

    <!-- The navigation drawer -->
    <ListView
        android:id="@+id/left_drawer"
        android:entries="@array/features"
        android:layout_width="240dp"
        android:layout_height="match_parent"
        android:layout_gravity="left"
        android:choiceMode="singleChoice"
        android:divider="@null"
        android:background="#E0E0E0"
        android:dividerHeight="0dp"
        />

</android.support.v4.widget.DrawerLayout>

thanks for helping!

A: Your included layout declares a second android.support.v4.widget.DrawerLayout, it shouldn't. Just declare a ListView in your included layout.
File drawer.xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ListView
    xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:id="@+id/left_drawer"
    android:entries="@array/features"
    android:layout_width="240dp"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:layout_gravity="left"
    android:choiceMode="singleChoice"
    android:divider="@null"
    android:background="#E0E0E0"
    android:dividerHeight="0dp"
    />

A: I did a RelativeLayout with my items, and the include inside NavigationView.
<android.support.design.widget.NavigationView
        android:id="@+id/nav_view"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="match_parent"
        android:layout_gravity="start"
        android:fitsSystemWindows="true"
        android:background="@color/fundo_app"
        tools:visibility="visible">

        <include layout="@layout/navigation_view"/>

</android.support.design.widget.NavigationView>