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Religion beat caught in U.S. journalism changes
By Chris Herlinger, New York Chapter
Three journalists discuss how their organizations approach religion news during the 2009 Religion Communicators Council national convention.
The journalists are (from left) Rachel Zoll, national religion writer for the Associated Press; John Yemma, senior editor of The Christian Science Monitor; and Michael Paulson, religion reporter for The Boston Globe.
News coverage of the U.S. religious landscape has in recent years gained visibility because of increased interest in faith-related issues.
But now the religion beat faces an uncertain future, given the current flux in U.S. journalism, prominent religion journalists told the Religion Communicators Council National Convention in Cambridge, Mass.
"The religion beat is suffering collateral damage," reporter Michael Paulson, who covers religion for The Boston Globe, said during the council's March 26-28, 2009 meeting.
During a March 26 panel discussion, Paulson along with Rachel Zoll, who covers religion for the Associated Press, and John Yemma, editor of the Christian Science Monitor, told of frustrations and discouraging trends in religion coverage. Those ranged from staff reductions to all-out elimination of newspaper sections devoted to religious reporting.
The journalists noted that The New York Times now has only one reporter covering religion at the national level instead of two. The well-respected Dallas Morning News ditched its weekly section on religious news, which many observers considered the best in the field.
Problems of religious coverage hinge on what is happening to U.S. journalism as a whole, panel members said.
Metropolitan areas are losing newspapers, and newspapers are cutting back on news coverage because of declining advertising revenues and loss of readers. Many now blame the availability of what is called "free news" on the Internet for what is taking place.
In recent weeks, Denver's Rocky Mountain News shut down. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer stopped its print edition.
"There is a crisis in print," said Martha Mann, the president of the Boston RCC chapter.
The Christian Science Monitor is another case in point. The journalists' panel took place on the day the Boston-based national newspaper, renowned for its international coverage and dedication to analytical stories, published its last daily print edition.
The newspaper will continue to put out a weekly print edition but move most of its coverage to the Web. Unfortunately, said Yemma, the Monitor's editor, "the traditional newspaper model is untenable."
He noted that his newspaper had 50,000 paid subscribers but 2 million visitors monthly to its Web site, where stories can be read for free.
Asked by an RCC member what council members could do to help journalists, Paulson said, "Buy a copy of the newspaper."
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Coupon Notes From The Land Of Nowhere: 100 Rublei (Transnistria, 1993)-Article
This small Transnistrian banknote represents the 5th denomination of the Second Ruble (Series 1994). The Second Transnistrian Ruble was a transitional coupon currency issued to replace the previous post -Soviet First Ruble. Which it replaced at an impressive rate of 1 "New" Ruble per 1,000 "Old" Ruble. That said, the nation of Transnistria is an interest on its own right.
Transnistria, formally known as the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic. Is amongst the most unusual nations in the world. As it's a nation which technically does not exist. Transnistria is a breakaway republic located on a narrow strip of land, between the Dniester River and the Ukrainian border. Strangely Transnistria is also one of the few breakaway nations, that possesses it's own currency.
Currently (2020) Transnistria is only recognized by 3 other non-internationally recognized states: Abkhazia, Artsakh, and South Ossetia. All of which are within a state of "frozen conflict" and within the former Soviet Union. In general, explaining the note symbolism is a feat in itself. Almost as complex and convoluted, as the nation it originates from.
The observe depicts the Alexander Suvorov Monument, in Tiraspol. The statue is located at Suvorov Square, the main square of the Transnistrian capital. Which neighbors the Memorial of Glory, the Transnistrian Supreme Council, and De Volan Square. It was built in 1979, to represent Tiraspol's founding.
The majority of the observe is covered by a color-coded underprint. Notably the style of this underprint is repeated throughout all Second Ruble notes. As they are based the same print stock. Even repeating the same guilloché designs and their color schemes.
The center text reads "КУПОН 100 РУБЛЬ", translated as "Coupon 100 Rubles". Notifying the bearer the note, is provisional banknote valued at "Hundred Rubles". The header above simply reads "ПРИДНЕСТРОВЬЕ", for "Transnistria". The footer repeats "Bank of Transnistria", in the nation's 3 official languages. In order, they are Moldovan, Russian, and Ukrainian.
To the far left, is the note's watermark area. At the bottom is a guilloché pattern, over printed with a "1993" print date. Above is the note's serial number "AA 7742707", extending off the watermark area. Notably the watermark is a simple "brick" pattern. Like many post-Soviet banknotes, it extends across the note's surface.
The reverse depicts the Transnistrian Supreme Council building. Formally known as the Supreme Council of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic. The Supreme Council is the center of Transnistrian government. Which prior to the introduction of the 2nd Constitution of Transnistria, on 24 December 1995. Was based on the previous Soviet system of government.
The reverse uses a relatively simple design, with sparse text and simple embellishments. The majority of the reverse is covered by a color-coded underprint. Above is a guilloché frame and some basic text. To the left is an outline of the Suvorov Monument. Below is the text "СТО РУБЛЕЙ", repeating the note's "Hundred Rubles" value.
To the far right is the note's watermark area. At the upper right is the text, " ПОДДЕЛКА КУПОНОВ
ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКОГО БАНКА ПРЕСЛЕДУЕТСЯ ПО ЗАКОНУ". Translated as "Forgery of Bank of Transnistria coupons is punishable by law. Below is an additional number "100" and decorative guilloché pattern.
The Tale of Count Suvorov
Count Suvorov on the 1 Ruble (2007)
In a strange turn of history, Suvorov almost never began his military career. As his father considered him to be unfit for military service. By coincidence Suvorov's family lived in the same neighborhood as General Abram Petrovitch Gannibal. Known simply Hannibal or Ganibal, Abram Petrovich was another one of history's great anomalies. He started his life in Russia as a Central African slave. Given as a gift by Sultan Ahmed III, to Tzar Peter the Great. So intellectually gifted was Ganibal, that he was adopted by Tzar Peter as his godson.
Becoming one of the greatest generals in Russian history. Skilled in multiple languages and advance mathematics, at a young age. Tzar Peter funded Ganibal's education in French military academies, where he received enhanced training in military engineering and siege artillery. As a mentor, Ganibal vouched on Suvorov's behalf to his father. Recognizing the great potential he to possessed, at age 12.
Over his 54 years military career Suvorov participated in 6 major conflicts, fought throughout Eurasia. Representing both the Russian and Holy Roman Empire, on the behalf of Tzarina Catherine the Great. Significantly expanding the Russian Empire's borders westward and into the Ottoman-controlled Caucus. Count Suvorov commanded in the Dniester region, during the Russo-Turkish War (1787–1792). Establishing the Dniester, as the Russian frontier in Europe and founding Traspol (future capital of Transnistria), in 1792.
Suvorov and the Soviets
The Alexander Suvorov Monument, 100 Rublei (1993)
In one of history's paradoxes, on 29 July 1942 the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet established the Order of Suvorov. Despite some obvious contradictions, such as Suvorov being an Imperial figure. Who served both German and Russian interests, for a German born Tzarina. Yet he was commemorated with a medal, established in a war against German. By same government which overthrew the Russian Imperial family, he'd served.
In general, this decision led to the Soviet Union beginning to acknowledging pre-October Revolution (1917) figures. Although within the ideological narrative, with the end goal of further promoting the Soviet narrative. Some post-Soviet successor states, such Transnistria and Belerus continued this policy. To the extent the capital of Transnistria (Traspol) has a city square in his honor.
This note's dimensions are 125 x 57 mm or 4.92 x 2.24 in, smaller than a US dollar.
The preferable method to preserve this note are side opening sleeves cut to size.
As an unrecognized state, Transnistria lacks an official ISO code.
The Transnistrian Ruble is unofficially coded as either PBR and RUP.
Like many post-Soviet currencies, the Second Transnistrian Ruble lacked coins.
The Transnistrian Ruble is subdivided into 100 Kopeck, although Kopeck denominated currency was not issued until the Third Ruble.
The Third Transnistrian Ruble replaced the Second Ruble in 2000, at rate of 1 Million "Old" to 1 "New" Ruble.
The 50 and 100 Ruble notes were issued in 1993, earlier than all other notes.
Transnistrian
Second Transnistrian Ruble
Color-Coded Notes
Unrecognized State
Coupon Banknotes
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Post-Soviet
Moldovan Language
Ukrainian Language
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Q: Using pointers references I need use a var from pointer reference in another function, so, when I call that I pass the address value, but how can I use this pointer there (not creating another instance)?
Look the code segment:
//Main region - using Product class -> _products = vector<Product>
int main()
{
    _products.reserve(2);
    for(i=0;i<2;i++)
        productRefe.SetProduct(&_products);
    return 0;
}

//Method in Product.cpp
void Product::SetProduct(vector<Product> *productsP)
{
    vector<Product> products = *productsP;
    Product productInsert;
    cout << "Type the description: ";
    cin >> productInsert.Struct.description;
        products.push_back(productInsert);
}

  void Product::GetProducts(string description, bool all, vector<Product> *productsP)
  {
int i = 0;
vector<Product> products = *productsP;
if(all)
    for(i = 0; i < products.size(); i++)
    {
        cout << "Description: " << products[i].Struct.description << endl;
        cout << "Value" << products[i].Struct.value << endl << endl;
            }
   }

I believe the problem is in the first line in method SetProduct... But, what can I change to it works?
Thanks

A: Suggested alternatives:
// Declare a reference in your signature (instead of a pointer)
void Product::SetProduct(vector<Product>& products)
{
    Product productInsert;
    cout << "Type the description: ";
    cin >> productInsert.Struct.description;
        products.push_back(productInsert);
}

... or ...
void Product::SetProduct(vector<Product> *productsP)
{
    Product productInsert;
    cout << "Type the description: ";
    // Declare a pointer ... and simply use the pointer as a pointer
    cin >> productInsert.Struct.description;
        products->push_back(productInsert);
}

In neither case do you need or want "products" - it's extraneous. Just use the variable you passed in.
IMHO ... and I hope that helps...

A: The above alternatives are better, but this would work also (local variable is a reference):
vector<Product> &products = *productsP;

A: Your code is adding a new product to a vector and then destroying the new vector almost immediately.
void Product::SetProduct(vector<Product> *productsP)
{
    vector<Product> products = *productsP; // creates a new vector<Product> and copies the vector pointed to by ProductsP into it
    Product productInsert;
    cout << "Type the description: ";
    cin >> productInsert.Struct.description;
        products.push_back(productInsert); // adds the new product to the new vector<Product>
    // as this function exits, products goes out of scope and is destroyed, so no change is ever saved
}

In addition to the other solutions which can fix this problem, I would suggest making the vector a member of a collection class:
class Products
{
// other members/functions
public:
    void AddProduct(const Product& prod)
    {
        m_Products.push_back(prod);
    }
private:
    std::vector<Product> m_Products;
};

Or, just using the collection itself.  What you have posted would lead me to believe you are mixing concerns in your class.

A: In the function, don't make a copy, but use *productsP directly, for example:
cin >> productsP->Struct.description;

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Q: Split grid into cells according to white boundary If I have an image like this

I want to break the image according to the grid and save it in a matrix.
So if I knew the size of each cell then I can make a new 4-D matrix and save pixel values of each cell into the new matrix
like
[m n]=size(img);
a=ones(m/64,n/64,64,64);
x=0;y=0;
for i = 1:m
    for j = 1:n
        ti=i/64;
        tj=j/64;
        a(ti+1,tj+1,i-ti,j-tj)=img(i,j);
    end;
end

but I dont know how to do this if we dont know the size of each cell
we just need to split the cells according to white boundary
also I dont want the pixels of the grid, I just need all the pixels inside the gird lines
please tell me how to do this in matlab

A: There is an excellent Matlab demo that covers this problem, the Microarray image case study.

A: this can be achieved using Hough Transform - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hough_transform
to detect lines and use them to calculate intersections.
This can be easily calculated using libraries like Openc which have ready made functions to calculate Hough transform,  here is a tutorial: http://docs.opencv.org/doc/tutorials/imgproc/imgtrans/hough_lines/hough_lines.html
and a very similar purpose would be to detect lines in a sudoku puzzle for which a tutorial on how to use Hough transform is already mentioned in the following website: http://aishack.in/tutorials/sudoku-grabber-with-opencv-plot/


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Q: Place a TikZ picture on every page I am looking to place a picture (TikZ picture) on every page of my document. How can I do that?
In essence I would like to control the placing of the image on even and odd pages. For example the holes on a folder sheet, these are placed to the left on odd pages and right on even pages.

Edit
So I am using Peter Grill's version just to test and I have the following:
\documentclass[svgnames]{article}
\usepackage[left=2.5cm,right=2.5cm, top=3.75cm, bottom=3.5cm,letterpaper]{geometry}
\usepackage[all]{background}
\usepackage{lipsum,url}
\usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,enumitem,multicol}
\usepackage{tikz,bbding}
\usetikzlibrary{calc}
\usepackage{changepage}
\strictpagecheck

\newcommand*{\VOffset}{2cm}% vertical offset
\newcommand*{\HOffset}{1cm}% horizontal offset

\newcommand{\MyTikzLogo}{% For a logo drawn with TikZ
\begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,draw=black,ultra thick]
\checkoddpage
\ifoddpage
\draw  [fill=gray!50] (\HOffset,-\VOffset) circle (0.5cm);
\draw  [fill=gray!50] ($(\HOffset,-\paperheight+\VOffset)$) circle (0.5cm);
\draw  [fill=gray!50] ($(\HOffset,-0.5\paperheight)$) circle (0.5cm);
\else
\draw  [fill=gray!50] (\paperwidth-\HOffset,-\VOffset) circle (0.5cm);
\draw  [fill=gray!50] ($(\paperwidth-\HOffset,-\paperheight+\VOffset)$) circle (0.5cm);
\draw  [fill=gray!50] ($(\paperwidth-\HOffset,-0.5\paperheight)$) circle (0.5cm);
\fi
\end{tikzpicture}
}

\SetBgContents{\MyTikzLogo}% Set tikz picture

\SetBgPosition{current page.north west}% Select location
\SetBgOpacity{1.0}% Select opacity
\SetBgAngle{0.0}% Select roation of logo
\SetBgScale{1.0}% Select scale factor of logo

\parindent0pt \parskip8pt
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
\node[yshift=-3cm] at (current page.north west)
{\begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture, overlay]
    \draw[draw=MidnightBlue,fill=MidnightBlue] (0,0) rectangle (0.75cm,3cm);%black
    \draw[draw=gray!20,fill=gray!20] (0.75cm,0) rectangle (\paperwidth,3cm);%gray!20   or LightSkyBlue and \paperwidth-0.01cm
\end{tikzpicture}};
\path (current page.north west) ++(0.5,-1.55) node[rotate=90] {\color{white}\tiny revised \today};
\path (current page.north east) ++(-1,-1) node[below left] {Name: \rule{2in}{.4pt}};
\path (current page.north east) ++(-1,-1.5) node[below left] {Date: \rule{2in}{.4pt}};
\path (current page.north west) ++(1,-0.5) node[below right] {Course Name};
\path (current page.north west) ++(1,-1) node[below right] {University};
\path (current page.north west) ++(1,-1.5) node[below right] {Mathematics and Science Department};
\end{tikzpicture}
\section*{Lorem Ipsum}
\lipsum[1-25]
\end{document}

The problem that i have is that when I try to print, the file does not seem to fill the entire page. The header part is just for the first page, the other pages will only contain the course name.
An insight into the matter will help.

A: An alternative to fanchydr is scrpage2 (a part of KOMA-Script).
Example:
\documentclass{book}

\usepackage{tikz}
    \usetikzlibrary{calc}

\usepackage{scrpage2}
    % right head on even page
    \rehead{\tikz[overlay, remember picture]\fill [red] ($(current page.north east)-(2,10)$) circle (2mm);}
    % left head on odd page
    \lohead{\tikz[overlay, remember picture]\fill [green] ($(current page.north west)+(2,-10)$) circle (2mm);}
    \pagestyle{scrheadings}

\usepackage{lipsum}

\begin{document}
\lipsum[1-50]
\end{document}

You may also have a look at Page border coloured

A: Here's a solution using fancyhdr and textpos to trick fancyhdr into putting a header (or footer, in this case) outside the specified areas. You'll have to adapt the other headers/footers to your liking (see the fancyhdr manual.) It doesn't matter where in the header/footer you put the textblock, you just have to differentiate between even and odd pages.
\documentclass[a4paper,twoside]{article}% to get even and odd pages

\usepackage{fancyhdr}

\usepackage{tikz}

\newcommand{\mytikzpic}{\tikz \shade[left color=yellow,right color=blue] (0,0) circle (1.25cm);}

\usepackage[absolute]{textpos}
    \setlength{\TPHorizModule}{10mm}% 1 generic horizontal unit is equivalent to 10mm
    \setlength{\TPVertModule}{10mm}% 1 generic vertical unit is equivalent to 10mm
    \textblockorigin{0mm}{0mm}% top left corner set as origin

\pagestyle{fancy}

\fancyfoot[LO]{
\begin{textblock}{3}(17.5,10)
\mytikzpic
\end{textblock}
}
\fancyfoot[RE]{
\begin{textblock}{3}(0.5,10)
\mytikzpic
\end{textblock}
}

\usepackage{lipsum}% just for filler text

\begin{document}
\lipsum
\end{document}

A: Here is a solution adapted from How do I add an image in the upper, left-hand corner using TikZ and graphicx. This uses the background package to place a tikzpicture on each page. The logic for controlling the behavior on odd and even pages comes from this solution to if then else for odd page even page.
The parameters \VOffset and \HOffset control the positioning of the hole images:

\documentclass[12pt]{book}
\usepackage[demo]{graphicx}
\usepackage[all]{background}

\usepackage{lipsum}
\usepackage{showframe}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{calc}

\usepackage{changepage}
\strictpagecheck

\newcommand*{\VOffset}{2cm}% vertical offset
\newcommand*{\HOffset}{1cm}% horizontal offset

\newcommand{\MyTikzLogo}{% For a logo drawn with TikZ
\begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,draw=black,ultra thick]
\checkoddpage
\ifoddpage
    \draw  [fill=gray!50] (\HOffset,-\VOffset) circle (0.5cm);
    \draw  [fill=gray!50] ($(\HOffset,-\paperheight+\VOffset)$) circle (0.5cm);
    \draw  [fill=gray!50] ($(\HOffset,-0.5\paperheight)$) circle (0.5cm);
\else
    \draw  [fill=gray!50] (\paperwidth-\HOffset,-\VOffset) circle (0.5cm);
    \draw  [fill=gray!50] ($(\paperwidth-\HOffset,-\paperheight+\VOffset)$) circle (0.5cm);
    \draw  [fill=gray!50] ($(\paperwidth-\HOffset,-0.5\paperheight)$) circle (0.5cm);
\fi
 \end{tikzpicture}
}

\SetBgContents{\MyTikzLogo}% Set tikz picture

\SetBgPosition{current page.north west}% Select location
\SetBgOpacity{1.0}% Select opacity
\SetBgAngle{0.0}% Select roation of logo
\SetBgScale{1.0}% Select scale factor of logo

\begin{document}
\section*{Lorem Ipsum}
\lipsum[1-25]
\end{document}

A: The package fanchydr was written for exactly this purpose: putting something on every page of a document, optionally different on  even and odd pages.


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Que baje Dios y lo vea es una comedia española dirigida por Curro Velázquez que se estrenó el 5 de enero de 2018. La película se ambienta en el ficticio monasterio de San Teodosio, que en realidad es el Monasterio de la Caridad, en Ciudad Rodrigo.

Sinopsis

La película sucede en el monasterio de San Teodosio, un monasterio que está al borde del cierre. Sin embargo, llega al monasterio un nuevo padre, el padre Salvador (Alain Hernández), que por su carácter de padre enrollado y distinto había sido castigado con ir a San Teodosio. Este le recomienda al encargado del monasterio, el padre Munilla (Karra Elejalde), jugar al fútbol para salvar el monasterio.
Al principio se opone, pero finalmente accede. En el equipo juegan otros de los personajes principales como Ramón (Juan Manuel Montilla) o Simón (Joel Bosqued). Este último protagoniza una historia de amor durante la película con Sara (Macarena García).

El equipo se proclama campeón nacional, con la ayuda de fichajes como el de Jesús Guillermo Furiase, que a pesar de pertenecer a un equipo de un monasterio evangélico, fichó por el San Teodosio. Al ser campeón nacional disputa la "Champions Clerum", algo así como la Champions League de la cristiandad. Para alzarse con el título de campeón, el San Teodosio, tenía que batir a la selección de fútbol de Ciudad del Vaticano.

A pesar de los intentos del obispo de convencer al padre Munilla para que perdiesen el partido y así no dejar mal al equipo vaticano, el San Teodosio fue a por todas, y a pesar de llegar a los penaltis, ganó, y lo hizo con un gol del padre Munilla. Aunque hayan ganado, el deciden poner en venta al monasterio, porque no aceptaron dejarse ganar. El padre Salvador sí pudo regresar a África para seguir ayudando a la gente de allí. Con él se fue Ramón (Juan Manuel Montilla).

Simón (Joel Bosqued), también dejó el Monasterio, tras poner en orden sus sentimientos. Vio que lo mejor para él era estar junto a Sara (Macarena García).

Luego de esto el padre Munilla recibe una llamada del Papa Francisco invitándolos al vaticano para mudarse y haciendo los dulces (que usaron como chiste toda la película) una marca registrada.

Reparto

 Karra Elejalde como Padre Munilla.
 Alain Hernández como Padre Salvador.
 El Langui como Ramón.
 Macarena García como Sara.
 Joel Bosqued como Simón.
 Tito Valverde como Obispo.
 Txema Blasco como Padre Huerto.
 Paco Sagarzazu como Padre Profesor.
 Joaquín Núñez como Representante.
 Antonio Durán "Morris" como Padre Cienfuegos.
 Chiqui Maya como Padre Gabriel.
 Javier Losán como Padre Antoñanzas.
 Paco Rueda como Juan Bautista.
 Guillermo Furiase como Jesús Heredia.
 Heldir Delgado como Ulises.
Francisco Javier Pastor como Portero de discoteca

Taquilla
La película fue vista por 270.051 espectadores.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

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Películas en español
Películas de 2018
Películas cómicas
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Abû `Abd Allah Muhammad ben Ishâq ben Yasâr ben Khyâr ou simplement Ibn Ishaq est un historien — au sens qu'Ibn Khaldoun donne à ce mot — musulman arabe (Médine vers 704-Bagdad vers 767). Il est connu pour avoir rédigé la Sîrat Rasûl Allah, c'est-à-dire Biographie de l'Envoyé d'Allah, première biographie de Mahomet rédigée entre l'an 120 à 150 de l'hégire. Cette biographie ne nous est parvenue que sous la forme de la version remaniée par  Ibn Hichâm connue sous le nom de Biographie du messager de Dieu, Muhammad ben `Abd Allah ou La biographie du prophète ou Biographie due à Ibn Hichâm.

Biographie
Ibn Ishâq est né aux environs de 704 à Médine. Il était le petit-fils de Khyâr un esclave arabe fait captif au cours d'une des campagnes de Khalid ibn al-Walid, puis affranchi après s'être converti à l'islam. Le point de départ du travail d'historien d'Ibn Ishâq viendrait des récits que lui aurait faits son père (et son grand-père). Il était devenu un expert à propos des campagnes de Mahomet.

Après le père de Ibn Ishaq, qui fut son premier maître, ses autres maîtres en hadîths (traditions du Prophète), selon Abdurrahmân Badawî, sont au nombre de vingt.

Il fréquente Qays b. Mâlik (le fondateur du système Malakite en fiqh (jurisprudence islamique), Sa'îd al-Musayyab (éminent successeur), Sâlim b. Abd Allah b. Umar, Abân b. Uthmân.

Vers 734 il va à Alexandrie en Égypte pour y suivre les cours de Yazid ibn Abu Habib.

Vers 749, Ibn Ishâq retourne à Médine au milieu des savants de la ville. Après la prise du pouvoir par les Abbassides, il part s'établir à Bagdad sous la pression de certains médinois, en particulier de Mâlik ibn Anas qui lui reprochaient d'être partisan du libre arbitre.

Ibn Ishâq est mort à Bagdad vers 767.

Pensée

Ibn Khaldoun, tient Ibn Ishaq en haute estime et le cite en tête des trois plus grands historiens :
Mais peu d'historiens sont assez réputés pour être tenus pour des autorités : ce sont ceux qui ont fait œuvre originale. On pourrait les compter sur les doigts de la main. Peut-être même ne sont-ils pas plus nombreux que les (trois) voyelles qui indiquent les cas en grammaire arabe. Citons entre autres : Ibn Ishâq, At-Tabarî, Ibn Kalbî...
Il ajoute al-Wâqidî et al-Masʻûdi, en précisant que les ouvrages de ces deux auteurs sont discutables à certains égards. Pour Ibn Khaldoun, le travail de l'historien ne se résume pas à celui des « traditionnistes », c'est-à-dire de ceux qui établissent la chaîne de transmission et le contenu du propos transmis (critique externe) : « la meilleure manière de distinguer le vrai du faux » consiste à faire l'examen critique des faits avant même d'apprécier la crédibilité des informateurs. « Cette critique externe ne devrait intervenir qu'après la critique interne de vraisemblance. Quand un récit est absurde, peu importe le crédit attaché ou non à son auteur ».

Selon Singh et Samiuddin, on trouve, dans la « Sirât Rasûl Allah », différents types de matériaux : ce qui se rattache au tafsîr (sens du texte sacré), ce qui se rattache au maghazî (matériau historique), des anecdotes qui se rattachent aux hadîths et sont des récits d'événements particuliers, et du matériel documentaire.

Le matériau historique comprend la liste des expéditions, le but de chacune, le nom de son chef, le nombre et souvent le nom des participants, la date approximative et la place dans la chronologie. Ce matériau est en général présenté sans isnad (sans liste de transmetteurs). Il est présent également chez Al-Waqidi qui rectifie parfois quelques dates. Quand on tient ce matériau pour exact, une cohérence se dégage des réalisations de Mahomet, ce qui confirme que ces matériaux historiques sont, d'une façon générale, exacts. Les anecdotes sont, en général, données avec leur isnad. Il convient de distinguer les hadiths qui sont biaisés par des intérêts politiques, théologiques ou religieux, ou des préoccupations de jurisprudence. Ces intérêts particuliers représentent un large éventail et Ibn Ishaq a procédé à des synthèses parmi les hadiths. Pour les autres anecdotes, beaucoup sont vraies en totalité ou largement et revêtent une grande importance historique. Le matériau documentaire, pour l'essentiel, est  constitué du paragraphe « Le pacte entre les Émigrés et les Ansars et la réconciliation avec les juifs », plus connu sous le nom mal approprié de « Constitution de Médine » (voir Tribus musulmanes et juives de Yathrib).

Dans sa reconstruction, au travers des textes, de l'image du Prophète de l'Islam (Islam désignant le système alors qu'islam désigne la religion), vue par les croyants qui les écrivaient et les lisaient, Uri Rubin écrit sur le thème de l'attestation :  « Comme tous ces prophètes étaient des figures bibliques, il a fallu façonner la biographie de Mahomet selon les modèles bibliques. Ceci était censé convaincre les Gens du Livre, qui ont refusé de reconnaître en Mahomet un prophète tel que les leurs. » Selon Uri Rubin, le thème de l'attestation comprend également des récits qui enracinent le Prophète dans l'histoire arabe locale : « Dans ces traditions Mahomet n'est pas le héros prophète coranique dont l'origine est attestée dans le Livre, mais, en premier et avant tout, il est le héros arabe dont l'attestation s'enracine dans l'histoire arabe locale. Bien que les récits soient construits comme pour affirmer le message véritable de Mahomet, ils sont en fait destinés à promouvoir les intérêts, les revendications et le statut de certains groupes Arabes luttant pour leur reconnaissance dans la société islamique médiévale. »

Ibn Ishaq est accusé d'avoir des tendances chiites : il accorderait un rôle exagéré à Ali. Il est également accusé d'être qadarite, proclamant le libre arbitre et considérant que chaque croyant est responsable de ses actes. L'accusation, venue de Ibn Qutaybah, disciple d'Ibn Hanbal, ne tient pas, car Ibn Ishaq relate à profusion des légendes, ainsi que des miracles attribués non seulement au Prophète mais aussi à des personnes secondaires. Le plus violent critique d'Ibn Ishaq est Ibn Hanbal, le fondateur du hanbalisme, qui le traite de très grand menteur (kathîr al-tadlis jiddan). Ibn Hanbal concentre toutefois ses critiques sur les « traditions concernant le licite et l'illicite » (c'est-à-dire en jurisprudence) et lui reconnait ceci :
En ce qui concerne les campagnes de l'Envoyé d'Allah et les récits de ce genre, on peut le citer.
Cependant, selon lui et certaines écoles musulmanes, les récits des batailles sont à prendre avec précaution à cause de beaucoup d'exagération et de récits non authentiques. Aujourd'hui en revanche, les batailles qu'Ibn Ishaq rapporte dans sa Sîra sont de plus en considérées comme pouvant difficilement être inventées.

Œuvres
En plus de son célèbre ouvrage Sirât Rasûl Allah, Ibn Ishâq a écrit plusieurs livres dont aucun ne nous est parvenu. Il est l'auteur d'un Kitâb as-Siyar. On lui attribue une histoire des califes Kitâb al-Khulafaʾ et un recueil de sunnan ; tous ont disparu.

Les copies de l'original d'Ibn Ishaq
Quatre copies de sa Sirât Rasûl Allah ont été faites :
 Deux copies par Al-Bakka'î, un de ses élèves, a été reprise et éditée par Ibn Hichâm, et des copies faites après elles, toutes perdues.
 Une troisième copie due à  Salama ibn-Fadl al-Ansari, cite l'original d'après la copie de Ibn Fadl.
 Une quatrième copie de l'original fut écrite par Yunûs b. Bukayr en Rayy. Elle fut employée par Ibn al-Athir dans son Usud al-Ghâbah, ce qui veut dire que jusqu'au premier tiers du  une copie complète de l'original existait encore.

Les originaux ont disparu et seule subsiste la version d'Ibn Hicham.

Les éditions de la version remaniée par Ibn Hichâm
Selon Abdurrahmân Badawî,  et Ibn Hichâm a très peu ajouté sur les récits historiques (il a par contre enlevé tous ceux où il n'est pas question de Mahomet). L'immense majorité du contenu historique est d'Ibn Ishaq : l'appellation de Sîra d'Ibn Hichâm est donc abusive, sinon fautive. Il a par contre retranché, beaucoup semble-t-il. Selon ses dires, il a enlevé tout ce qui était avant Ismâ'îl, les récits où il n'est pas question du Prophète, ce qui ne touche pas à l'objet du livre ou qui ne l'explique pas, les vers et les poèmes « qu'aucun savant en poésie ne connaît », il élimine des passages en les remplaçant par « Il ne sied pas d'en parler, la mention nuit à quelques gens, al-Bakkâ'î ne nous recommande pas de rapporter. ». L'article détaillé ci-dessous présente, paragraphe par paragraphe, le contenu historique de la sira d'Ibn Ishaq et de l'ouvrage de Tabarî.

Fondée sur dix-sept manuscrits, l'édition de référence de la Sîra d'Ibn Ishaq/Ibn Hicham est celle de Ferdinand Wüstenfeld parue en 1858-1859 (tome 1 contenant le texte arabe d'Ibn Ishaq et d'Ibn Hicham) et 1860 (tome 2 contenant une introduction, des notes critiques et des indices). Cette édition du texte arabe d'Ibn Ishaq et de celui d'Ibn Hichâm est intégralement traduite en français et éditée en deux volumes, sous le titre Ibn Ishaq, Muhammad, traduction française, introduction et notes par Abdurrahmân Badawî. Tout au long du texte de l'édition de Ferdinand Wüstenfeld reviennent, très en détail, les mentions « Ibn Ishaq dit : » et « Ibn Hicham dit : ». Il en est d'ailleurs de même dans la sira d'Ibn Kathir.

Sous le titre Ibn Hichâm. La biographie du prophète Mahomet, Wahib Atallah a publié un abrégé dans lequel toutes les distinctions entre ce qui vient d'Ibn Ishaq et ce qui vient d'Ibn Hichâm sont supprimées, ainsi que toutes les chaînes de transmission, toutes les listes de personnes et toutes les mentions des tribus auxquels elles appartiennent. Le document historique que constitue le paragraphe plus connu sous le nom de « Constitution de Médine » (voir « Pensée » ci-dessus) est supprimé sans la moindre explication.

La copie de  Yunûs b. Bukayr en Rayy, élève lui aussi d'Ibn Ishâq, a servi de base pour la rédaction du chapitre de La Chronique de Tabari consacré à la vie du prophète de l'islam Mahomet. Le texte de Tabari est très similaire à celui d'Ibn Ishaq/Ibn Hicham, avec cependant quelques différences. En particulier, Tabarî raconte l'épisode dit des versets sataniques alors qu'il ne figure pas dans le texte d'Ibn Ishaq/Ibn Hicham.

Sous le titre Al-Sîra, le prophète de l'islam raconté par ses compagnons, .

Notes

Voir aussi

Sources

 Sira de référence (texte de Ibn Ishaq cité par Ibn Hicham et ajouts de Ibn Hicham, texte intégral établi à partir de dix-sept manuscrits), édition critique par Ferdinand Wüstenfeld, parue en 1858-1859 (tome 1 contenant le texte arabe) et 1860 (tome 2 contenant une introduction, des notes critiques et des indices). Le texte arabe, qui occupe le  tome en 2 volumes, comporte 1026 pages à raison de 20 lignes par pages, chaque ligne comportant en moyenne 14 mots, est publié sous son titre en arabe. Il semble que ce texte en arabe établi par Ferdinand Wüstenfeld ne soit pas réédité et ne soit pas accessible aux lecteurs arabisants.
 Ibn Ishaq, Muhammad, traduction française de la Sira de référence par Abdurrahmân Badawî, introduction et notes par Abdurrahmân Badawî, éditions Al Bouraq () : tome 1, 654 pages,  ; tome 2, 608 pages,  La traduction, faite à partir de l'arabe, est intégrale et indique tout au long l'emplacement des 1026 pages de l'original en arabe de Ferdinand Wüstenfeld.
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Walls and Militarized Police: How Israel Is Exporting Its Occupation to US
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Washington D.C. (TLS) – U.S. Senate Bill S.720 is set to punish any individual or company that boycotts Israel for its violation of Palestinian human rights.
Israeli footprints are becoming more apparent in the U.S. security apparatus. Such a fact does not bode well for ordinary people from the United States.
U.S. Senate Bill S.720 should have been a wake-up call. The bill, drafted by the Israel lobby group, U.S. Israel Public Affairs Committee, as part of its "2017 Lobbying Agenda" is set to punish any individual or company that boycotts Israel for its violation of Palestinian human rights.
The severe punishment could reach a million dollars in fines, and up to 20 years in jail. Although political boycott has been sanctioned by the U.S. Supreme Court, the Congress wants to make a boycott of Israel the exception, even if it means the subversion of U.S. democracy.
Still, protests are largely muted. The mainstream U.S. media is yet to take U.S. lawmakers to task, as hundreds of those elected representatives have already endorsed the unacceptable initiative.
Criticizing Israel is still a taboo in the U.S., where the Congress is beholden to lobby pressures and kickbacks, and where the media's script on the illegal Israeli military occupation of Palestine is even less critical than Israel's own media.
However, the infiltration of the U.S. government is not new. It is only becoming more emboldened, due to the absence of enough critical voices that are capable of creating a semblance of balance or a serious debate on the issue.
For years, ordinary U.S. citizens have been far-removed from the entire discussion on Israel and Palestine. The subject felt alien, marred by Hollywood propaganda, religious misconception and the lack of any understanding of history.
But in recent years, Israel has become an integral part of U.S. life, even if most people do not spot the Israeli influence.
"In the aftermath of 9/11, Israel seized on its decades-long experience as an occupying force to brand itself as a world leader in counter-terrorism," reported Alice Speri in the Intercept.
The successful branding has earned Israeli security firms billions of dollars. The massive payouts are the result of the exploitation of U.S. fear of terrorism while presenting Israel as a successful model of fighting terror.
In the last two decades, hundreds of top federal agents and thousands of police officers have, thus far, received training in Israel or through seminars and workshops organized on Israel's behalf.
Groups like AIPAC, the Anti-Defamation League, ADL, and the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs are, to various degrees, involved in turning the US police force into militarized units similar to the structure of the Israeli police.
As an occupying power, Israel has blurred the lines between the police and the army. In areas like occupied Palestinian East Jerusalem, both apparatus behave in a similar pattern. They 'shoot to kill' as a result of the slightest provocation or suspicion. Sometimes, for no reason at all.
Alex Vitale, an author and a Brooklyn College professor of sociology, described the nature of the regular trips made by federal agents and police officers to Israel.
"A lot of the policing that folks are observing and being talked to about on these trips is policing that happens in a non-democratic context."
This 'non-democratic context' involves the policing, humiliating and often outright murdering of occupied Palestinians. Instead of pressuring Israel to end its occupation of the Palestinians, the U.S. government is bringing Israeli 'expertise' to its own cities.
Indeed, the U.S. military-like police phenomena has made local cops look more like "an occupying force" than individuals sworn to protect the public.
Israel is exporting its occupation tactics to the U.S., with Israeli military contractors opening subsidiaries across the country, promoting their surveillance technologies, walls, border monitoring equipment and violent tactics.
People in the United States should be worried, but most are oblivious to the disturbing pattern because the media rarely sheds a light on the growing Israeli military influence on U.S. life.
An Israeli company, Elta North America, (a subsidiary of the Israel Aerospace Industry) was one of eight companies awarded a massive sum to produce a prototype for the wall that the U.S. intends to build along the U.S.-Mexico border.
The wall was one of the main pledges made by Trump during his campaign for the White House. Israel was the first country to rush in support of Trump's divisive words.
"President Trump is right. I built a wall along Israel's southern border. It stopped all illegal immigration. Great success. Great idea," tweeted Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, at the time.
Although his support of Trump angered Mexico and many people from the United States, Netanyahu knew of the lucrative investments in the years ahead only too well.
Indeed, U.S. border security has been a major source of revenue for Israeli companies.
One such generous contract was the one granted by the Obama Administration to the Israeli company Elbit Systems. Valued at $145-million, the company provided surveillance equipment and built towers along the Arizona/Sonora U.S.-Mexico border.
Elbit also cashed in handsomely from Boeing in 2006 for its part in the "DHS' Strategic Border Initiative."
Magal Security System, the Israeli firm that has helped the Israeli military in tightening the siege on Gaza, is actively involved in the burgeoning U.S. security industry and was one of the first companies to pitch building the wall to cut off Mexico from the U.S.
Israel's illegal tactics are now the model through which the U.S. plans to police its cities, monitor its borders and define its relationship with its neighbors.
But the fact is that Israeli walls are not meant for defense, but rather to annex Palestinian and Arab land while feeding its own national phobias of threats lurking all around.
While the U.S.' imprudent and violent response to Sept. 11, 2001, attacks contributed to existing U.S. fears of the rest of the world, Trump's isolationist policies pave the perfect ground for further Israeli infiltration of U.S. government and society.
The evidence of all of this can now be found in major U.S. cities, its various borders and the surveillance system that has the potential to monitor every U.S. citizen.
Ramzy Baroud is a journalist, author and editor of Palestine Chronicle. His forthcoming book is "The Last Earth: A Palestinian Story." Baroud has a Ph.D. in Palestine Studies from the University of Exeter and is a Non-Resident Scholar at Orfalea Center for Global and International Studies, University of California.
This post originally ran on teleSUR.
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Q: Ruby on Rails script installation help for site5 account I want to install Ruby on Rails application fedena (open source school management system) on site.com account anybody have the experience or can install help me.
Further details is available here:
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A: You're going to need to rent hosting from a reputable company and setup Phusion Passenger or a similar solution and then deploy Fedena onto the hosted server and get your 'site.com' DNS records updated to point to the new hosting. You could run this locally if the school was willing to find a suitable server to host it on.
I'm going to be realistic and say that there is too much to be done here by someone with no experience with Rails (especially if you're wanting to deploy on Windows). I would look into finding someone with experience to assist you through the process. It might cost you a little but it will save on time and frustration.


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Nāgā
1. Nāgā
Chief woman disciple of Sujāta Buddha. J. i.38; Bu.xiii.26.
One of the chief women supporters of Phussa Buddha. Bu.xix.21.
A former birth of Asokamālā, when she was the wife of Tissa (later Sāliya), an artisan of Mundagangā. MT.605.
4. Nāgā Therī
An arahant of Bhātaragāma. During the pillage of Brāhmana Tissa, when all the villagers had fled, she went with her colleagues to a banyan tree, the presiding deity of which provided them with food. She had a brother, Nāga; when he visited her she gave him part of her food, but he refused to accept food from a bhikkhuni. MA.i.546; AA.ii.654.
5. Nāga
An eminent Therī of Ceylon. Dpv. xviii.35.
A woman who lived near the Rājāyatana-cetiya. Once, seeing sixty monks return from the village with empty bowls, she, although already pledged to work by day, borrowed some money on promise to work at night as well, and gave them food. The monks retired to Mucalindavana and developed arahantship before eating. The deity of the king's parasol shouted applause, and the king, having heard the story, gave Nāgā the whole island, which thus came to be called Nāgādipa. Ras.ii.16f.
A class of beings classed with Garulas and Supannas and playing a prominent part in Buddhist folk lore. They are gifted with miraculous powers and great strength. Generally speaking, they are confused with snakes, chiefly the hooded Cobra, and their bodies are described as being those of snakes, though they can assume human form at will. They are broadly divided into two classes: those that live on land (thalaja) and those that live on water (jalaja). The Jalaja-nāgā live in rivers as well as in the sea, while the Thalaja-nāgā are regarded as living beneath the surface of the earth. Several Nāga dwellings are mentioned in the books: e.g.,
Mañjerika-bhavana under Sineru,
Daddara-bhavana at the foot of Mount Daddara in the Himālaya,
the Dhatarattha-nāgā under the river Yamunā,
the Nābhāsā Nāgā in Lake Nabhasa,
and also the Nāgas of Vesāli, Tacchaka, and Payāga (D.ii.258).
The Vinaya (ii.109) contains a list of four royal families of Nāgas (Ahirājakulāni): Virūpakkhā, Erāpathā, Chabyāputtā and Kanhagotamakā. Two other Nāga tribes are generally mentioned together: the Kambalas and the Assataras. It is said (SA.iii.120) that all Nāgas have their young in the Himālaya.
Stories are given - e.g., in the Bhūridatta Jātaka - of Nāgas, both male and female, mating with humans; but the offspring of such unions are watery and delicate (J.vi.160). The Nāgas are easily angered and passionate, their breath is poisonous, and their glance can be deadly (J.vi.160, 164). They are carnivorous (J.iii.361), their diet consisting chiefly of frogs (J.vi.169), and they sleep, when in the world of men, on ant hills (ibid., 170). The enmity between the Nāgas and the Garulas is proverbial (D.ii.258). At first the Garulas did not know how to seize the Nāgas, because the latter swallowed large stones so as to be of great weight, but they learnt how in the Pandara Jātaka. The Nāgas dance when music is played, but it is said (J.vi.191) that they never dance if any Garula is near (through fear) or in the presence of human dancers (through shame).
The best known of all Nāgas is Mahākāla, king of Mañjerika-bhavana. He lives for a whole kappa, and is a very pious follower of the Buddha. The Nāgas of his world had the custodianship of a part of the Buddha's relics till they were needed for the Māha Thūpa (Mhv.Xxxi.27f.), and when the Bodhi tree was being brought to Ceylon they did it great honour during the voyage (Mbv. p.. 163f.). Other Nāga kings are also mentioned as ruling with great power and majesty and being converted to the Buddha's faith - e.g., Aravāla, Apalālā, Erapatta, Nandopananda, and Pannaka. (See also Ahicchatta and Ahināga.) In the Atānātiya Sutta (D.iii.198f.), speaking of dwellers of the Cātummahārajika world, the Nāgas are mentioned as occupying the Western Quarter, with Virūpokkha as their king.
The Nāgas had two chief settlements in Ceylon, in Nāgadīpa (q.v.) and at the mouth of the river Kalyānī. It was to settle a dispute between two Nāga chiefs of Nāgadīpa, Mahodara and Cūlodara, that the Buddha paid his second visit to Ceylon. During that visit he made a promise to another Nāga-king, Manjakkhika of Kalyānī, to pay him a visit, and the Buddha's third visit was in fulfilment of that undertaking (Mhv.i.48f.).
The Nāgas form one of the guards set up by Sakka in Sineru against the Asuras (J.i.204). The Nāgas were sometimes worshipped by human beings and were offered sacrifices of milk, rice, fish, meat and strong drink (J.i.497f.). The jewel of the Nāgas is famous for its beauty and its power of conferring wishes to its possessor (J.vi.179, 180).
The word Nāga is often used as an epithet of the Buddha and the Arahants, and in this connection the etymology given is Āgum na karotī ti Nāgo (e.g., MNid.201). The Bodhisatta was born several times as king of the Nāgas: Atula, Campeyya, Bhūridatta, Mahādaddara, and Sankhapāla.
In the accounts given of the Nāgas, there is undoubtedly great confusion between the Nāgas as supernatural beings, as snakes, and as the name of certain non Aryan tribes, but the confusion is too difficult to unravel.
Updated: 23 December 2016 https://What-Buddha-Said.net/library/DPPN/n/nagaa.htm


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Five people were injured in two accidents on U.S. 14, including one-head-on collision on a four-lane stretch of highway.
On Friday night, a car driven by Carlos Villa, 54, of Chicago, made a U-turn in the westbound lanes of U.S. 14 about one mile west of Olmsted County 104 near Byron and headed eastbound, the State Patrol reports.
The car collided head-on with a pickup driven by Kristine Andrist, 28, of Kasson. A passenger, Dominic Andrist, 28, of Kasson also was in the car. All three people were injured and taken to Saint Marys Hospital in Rochester for treatment, the patrol said.
Then, about 12:30 a.m., a car driven by Timeka Kuhnley, 23, of St. Charles, left U.S. 14 just east of the Dakota Minnesota &; Eastern underpass near Chester, according to the report. The eastbound auto crashed into some rocks on the north side of the road.
Kuhnley and a passenger, Hervey Ladimor, 25, of Minneapolis, also were injured and taken to Saint Marys, the patrol said.
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Costa Rica 1:0 Panama
Lone goal in the match was an own goal scored in the 77th minute.
Also, its worth noting that the Gold Cup has adopted the end game rules used by last summer's Copa America Centenario, mainly that the knockout stage matches that are level after 90 minutes will go straight to penalties, with the exception of the Final, which will play the additional 30 minutes with a 4th available substitution. There will also be no third-place playoff in this tournament.
Omar Gonzalez with the nice header in the 41st minute.
1-0 USA
Goal by Lichaj at 45' +2'.
2-0 USA at half.
USA 2:0 El Salvador
USA advances to the semifinals where they will take on Costa Rica. Match will be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX. The match will air at 9 PM CT on Saturday on FS1.
Jamaica 2:1 Canada
Mexico defeated Honduras last night 1:0
This weekend's semifinals look like this:
Costa Rica vs. USA
Mexico vs. Jamaica
USA had plenty of chances in the 1st half (including in the 1st minute) but couldn't get one past the keeper for the Ticos.
Costa Rica 0:0 USA at halftime
On a separate note, CONCACAF has suspended two El Salvador players for their actions Wednesday night vs. the US. Henry Romero, who bit Altidore as well as twisting his nipple, was suspended six matches. Darwin Ceren, who bit Omar Gonzalez, has been suspended three matches. These suspensions are from "official matches" which means that the players would miss the Copa Centroamericana or qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup, both of which would begin in 2019.
Jozy Altidore scores in the 72nd minute!
USA up 1-0
Clint Dempsey!!!!
Scores on a free kick.
And I believe that goal puts him at the top of the list for career US goals.
Never mind. Just got the notification on my phone. That ties him with Donovan.
Costa Rica 0:2 USA
US didn't make it easy with their performance especially in the 1st half but they go through to the final.
Gold Cup final will be played Wednesday night at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, CA. Match will air on FS1 with coverage set to begin at 8:30 PM CT on FS1.
Shocker at the Rose Bowl
Reggae Boys score in the 88th minute to pull off the upset
So your Gold Cup Final on Wednesday night will be USA vs. Jamaica.
Mexico manager fired tomorrow?
JoseyWales83
Joel Goodson said:
It was Mexico's B squad so probably not. US looking for revenge from 2015 against Jamaica on Wednesday night.
JoseyWales83 said:
It was Mexico's B squad so probably not.
Didn't stop their fans at the Rose Bowl from throwing trash on the pitch after the match.
MLS rejected $4 billion media rights deal that hinged on promotion and relegation being introduced into MLS:
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is it crazy that the mls can't even talk with other media vendors? isn't that some kind of anti-trust violation?
Altidore scores late in the 1st half.
USA up 1-0 at half.
Jamaica ties it in the 50th minute.
GOAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JORDAN MORRIS!!!!!
2-1 USA late 2nd half
USA 2:1 Jamaica
USA are your 2017 Gold Cup Champions!
Based on what you saw in the Gold Cup, is there anyone on the U.S. team (aside from those that were called up for the knockout round) that you think deserves a shot with the main roster in the upcoming Hex matches or perhaps in Russia next summer?


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William Ezra Lingelbach, Jr.
William Ezra Lingelbach, Jr., 1926
Penn Rhodes Scholars
B.A. 1925
Valedictorian and Bowl Man of Class of 1925
Member of Phi Beta Kappa and Sphinx Senior Society
Member of varsity soccer and tennis teams
Rhodes Scholar 1926
Inaugural inductee into Athletic Hall of Fame 1996
William Ezra Lingelbach, Jr., was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on May 22, 1903, to William Ezra Lingelbach, Sr., and Anna D. Lane. He graduated as valedictorian from West Philadelphia High School in 1921 and entered the University of Pennsylvania's Class of 1925.
Lingelbach was active on the soccer and tennis teams during his time at Penn and was a member of the Zeta Psi fraternity. He was elected to the Sphinx Senior Society and the Phi Beta Kappa honorary fraternity in addition to being named valedictorian and Bowl Man of his graduating class.
Following graduation, Lingelbach briefly taught American history at William Penn Charter School in Philadelphia while taking courses in international law at Penn. He was named a Rhodes Scholar representing Pennsylvania in 1926, however, and left for the University of Oxford's New College where he studied international law until 1929. Lingelbach was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar in 1930 and joined the firm of Morgan, Lewis, and Bockius the same year. He became a partner in the firm in 1941.
Lingelbach was inducted into the inaugural class of Penn's Athletic Hall of Fame in 1996 for being one of the University's all-time leading goal scorers in soccer and one of the driving forces behind Penn's wins in the 1923 and 1924 Intercollegiate Soccer Championships.
Lingelbach married Barbara Warden Strawbridge in 1933, with whom he had two sons and three daughters, and remained with her until her death in 1974.	He remarried in 1979, to Alice Welsh Sailer Litchfield. Lingelbach died on January 8, 2001, at age 97.


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Q: Displaying Images in Angular 6 Templates Thru Inline Styles - Security Issues I need to display an image via an inline style. The image is not local, rather it's a URI from a JSON feed. However, I cannot get past  Angular 6 security in spite of following the official docs. I've checked the image URI and it's good.
Console Output:
Object { changingThisBreaksApplicationSecurity: "http://uri/to/image.png" }

Rather than go through everything I've tried, here's what I currently have. I cannot be the only one who faced this issue, so I'd like to know how anyone else did it?
component.ts:
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { DomSanitizer, SafeHtml, SafeStyle, SafeScript, SafeUrl, SafeResourceUrl } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import { DataService } from '../../services/data.service';
import { Business } from '../../models/Business';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-list',
  templateUrl: './list.component.html'
})
export class ListComponent implements OnInit {
  fetchedBusinesses: Business[];
  trustedURL: any;

  constructor(private dataService: DataService, private sanitizer: DomSanitizer) { }

  ngOnInit() {
    this.fetchedBusinesses = this.dataService.getBusinesses();
    this.trustedURL = this.sanitizer.bypassSecurityTrustUrl(this.fetchedBusinesses[0].backgroundImageURL);
  }
}

template syntax:

Logging trustedURL to the console informs me SafeValue requires property binding. Is that not what I'm doing? Here's that warning:
WARNING: sanitizing unsafe style value url(SafeValue must use [property]=binding: http://path/to/image.png (see http://g.co/ng/security#xss)).

A: sanitize the URL from the component
this.image = this.sanitization.bypassSecurityTrustStyle(`url(${this.fetchedBusinesses[0].backgroundImageURL})`);

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'The Great Gatsby' Lands Jason Clarke
The Great Gatsby Lands Jason Clarke
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— June 13, 2011
The Chicago Code star Jason Clarke has landed one of the final key roles in The Great Gatsby adaptation, playing George Wilson.
George Wilson is the husband of Myrtle (Isla Fisher). Myrtle is having an affair with Tom Buchanan (Joel Edgerton). Leonardo DiCaprio will portray Jay Gatsby, with Carey Mulligan set to play Daisy Buchanan, Tom's wife who falls for Gatsby. Tobey Maguire will play the narrator, Nick Carraway.
Baz Luhrmann is directing from a screenplay he co-wrote with Craig Pearce. Their script is adapted from the classic F. Scott Fitzgerald novel of the same name.
Production is scheduled to start sometime this fall in Australia. It is believed that Baz Luhrmann is leaning towards Australian actors, such as Jason Clarke and Joel Edgerton, for the remaining roles, in order to secure tax breaks down under.


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Posted in Tennessee Haunted, Nature February 05, 2018 by Meghan Kraft
This Tennessee Cave Is Among The Most Haunted Places In The Nation
There's something about a ghost story that gets our blood pumping and our minds whirring. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, it's an interesting way to spend your days, studying the supernatural. Tennessee is steeped in history and has its own investment in the nation's supernatural depths, and the story of the Bell Witch is one of the most horrifying in the state. You may have heard of the small farm in Adams, Tennessee, and if you have, you're most certainly not alone.
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The Bell Witch Cave is the stuff of legend. It's known across the United States as one of the most haunted place in the country. The cave is located just outside of the small town of Adams, about half an hour north of Nashville.
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John Bell and his family first settled the land in 1817. Shortly after their arrival, though, they began experiencing things that no one could explain.
The family reported objects being flung around the house by an invisible force, and they said they could hear someone yelling in the house, cursing the family. The haunting was attributed to a witch in the area. She was known as Kate and was believed to live in a cave on the family's property.
Betsy Bell, John's youngest daughter, was particularly tortured. She felt prods and pinches at all times of day and was even thrown from her bed by an invisible force on multiple occasions. It became worse when she was engaged to another local resident.
Of course, the presence of a witch is hard to verify for modern researchers, but the fear of the witch was very real at the time. Even president-to-be Andrew Jackson refused to stay on the farm after going to investigate the presence of the witch for himself.
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Today, you can visit the farm for yourself, and you can even go in to the cave where the witch supposedly lived. Enter if you dare, because who knows? Maybe she still lives there today.
You can delve a bit deeper into the history behind the Bell Witch Cave, below:
Pretty crazy, wouldn't you say? This Tennessee ghost story never gets old.
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Meghan Kraft loves to travel the world, but she makes her home right here in Nashville, Tennessee. She holds a degree in English, and has worked in the digital marketing realm with companies such as Apartments.com, USA Today and HarperCollins Publishing.
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1. I liked the movie, and felt like it was a faithful adaptation of the book. David Benioff did an excellent job at transitioning the popular novel from page to screen...his diverse pre and post projects had me a little worried.
2. The story of The Kite Runner is far more plot driven, then say a challenging film adaptation like Atonement, making the film more accessible and certainly easier to adapt.
3. The real challenge of making a movie like The Kite Runner, seems to provide authenticity in terms of place, tone, and pacing. Bringing the various time periods of Kabul to life. Producing stunning performances out of children, first time and international actors. Certainly some great behind the scenes people made that happen.
4. The film version is moving (as the book was), you shouldn't be embarrassed to cry.
5. If you're not going to read the book, see the movie.
6. If you've read the book, I'm sure you'll want to see the movie. See the movie also.
7. Khalid Abdalla did a faithful and appropriate performance in the lead role, while most of the praises I have heard have been directed at one of the younger stars (Ahmad Khan Mahmidzada) while, I was most impressed myself with Homayoun Ershadi, who played the part of Baba.
8. Spanish composer Alberto Iglesias certainly deserves a second academy award nomination for his scoring for this film.
9. I think this is a great addition to Marc Forster's diverse resume. I hope he pleases with the next edition of James Bond, and that he continues to make unique films.
10. The theater I saw the film in was packed, but the majority of the audience was people past retirement age, I wonder if this is a unique experience, or if others experienced this as well. I felt like most of the elderly crowd in the theater has also read the book based on the post film discussions.
Our theater was packed. Every seat was taken. I'd say the retirement crowd made up about 85% of the audience. But it was a matinee on a Friday.
Oh, and I wasn't embarassed to cry. Especially at the end. "For you, a thousands times over."
Anthony was supposed to tell you that all of the scenes that took place in Afghanistan were filmed right where I spent my summer in China. It was weird because the market scenes seemed really familiar and then we saw at the end the it was filmed there. How crazy is that? Just thought you would be interested to know.
I intend to see the movie and read the book. I usually like to read the book first, like I did with another Afghanistan themed story, Charlie Wilson's War, but I may not have time to do that to see this movie in the theater. Having both seen and read, how do you think that will affect my experience?
I did not read the book, although my wife did and still wants me to.
We saw the movie together, and yes, I even cried at the end. Of course I covered it up with a manly grunt and wiping of my eyes like my glasses were bothering me...but what was the point?
It was a very good film.
This was on of my favorite books of all time, although I had a heck of a time getting in to it. I think I can't wait to see the film version. (Sometimes movies cange my initial perceptions and not always for the better.) The story is a wonderful glimpse at humanity at it's best and worst.


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