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More village administrators resign in Northern Rakhine State
: Khaing Roe La
: 06 March 2019
Rakhine State's General Administration Department receives further resignations of village administrators on March 4 after about 90 village administrators in Mrauk-U Township had resigned.
Paethadu IDP camp faces water shortage
There is only one lake in the village. At the moment, the amount water in the lake is decreasing. Each family of IDPs gets four pots of water as a quota per day, officials from the camp said.
Nearly 2000 Lakhs (USD $150,000) Worth of WY Psychotropic Tablets Seized
: Chaluu Aung
: 11 February 2018
It is now known that the Special Drug Control Unit (46), of Maungdaw District, arrested three culprits, who were caught red-handed with stimulant tablets worth 1755 lakhs (USD $150,000) in hand, at 11 PM on the 9th February, as they prepared to transport it to Bangladesh.
Literature talks arranged to be held were cancelled after the Mrauk-U conflict
: Nay Win San
Literature talks that had already been arranged to be held in other Rakhine townships were said to have been cancelled after the conflict broken out in Mrauk-U on 16th January 2018, according to writers who were invited to talk at the occasions.
Financial Support For Pregnant Women and Children in Maungdaw Provided by the Department of Social Welfare
: Wun Tha (Maungdaw)
In accordance with the pregnant mother and child care programme of the Department of Social Welfare, financial support to pregnant women, and children up to two years old, has began to be provided in Maungdaw Township since 5th February 2018.
Alleged Human Rights Violations to be Investigated
: Wan Tha
After sending an investigation team to Gu Dar Pyin village of Rathedaung, the government announced on the 2nd of February that there were no mass graves, as the Associated Press reported.
Detained Reuter Reporter Claims Perjured Testimony of the Police Concerning the State Official Secrets Acts
: Kaung Kaung
Ko Kyaw Soe Oo, arrested under the State Official Secrets Acts, has told the media at his 3rd appearance in the court, that the testimony provided by the police is all perjury.
Nearby Villagers Interrogated Over Bo Bo Min Thike's Murder
: Maung Zaw Khine
: 30 January 2018
Those involved in the murder of Bo Bo Min Thike, a former township administrator of Mrauk-U, have been served with three lawsuits at the Ponnagyun Township Police Station, and it is known that officials concerned and nearby villagers are being interrogated at the Rakhine State Police Headquarters.
Arakan National Party (ANP) to Provide Legal Assistance to Dr. Aye Maung and writer Wai Hun Aung - Both Charged Under State Treason Law
Daw Aye Nu Sein, Vice-Chairperson of the ANP and an advocate has said that ANP was committed to providing legal support to Dr. Aye Maung and writer Wai Hun Aung who have been charged with three offenses related to State Treason and Unlawful Association Acts.
Submission for Anandacandra Inscription to be made to the international level in March to list as a world cultural heritage
Nu Mra San, the chairperson of the sub-committee for proposal writing, has reported that an international level proposal for the Anandacandra inscription to be listed as an item of world cultural heritage will be made in March.
: Khin Tharaphy Oo
: 04 November 2019
: 15 June 2019
: Pan Hla Aung
: 18 August 2018
: Moe Aung
: 07 October 2019
: Tun Tun Naing
: 09 May 2019
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Democrats from Congress Tried to Reassure World Leaders at the UN Climate Summit
"We're still in."
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif. speaks during a press conference at the COP25 climate talks summit in Madrid, Monday Dec. 2, 2019.Andrea Comas
This story was originally published by HuffPost and appears here as part of the Climate Desk.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other Democratic lawmakers assured world leaders at the United Nations climate conference in Madrid that the United States will continue to be a leader in combatting global climate change, despite backward steps by the Trump administration.
"The United States is still in," Pelosi (D-Calif.) said at a news conference Monday on the opening day of the U.N. 25th Conference of the Parties. "Our delegation is here to send a message that Congress's commitment to take action on the climate crisis is iron-clad."
The COP25 summit opened one month after President Donald Trump kicked off the formal process of withdrawing the United States—one of the world's largest polluters—from the historic 2015 Paris Agreement, which seeks to rein in greenhouse gas emissions and stave off catastrophic warming. Trump has repeatedly dismissed the threat of human-caused climate change and has pushed a fossil fuel-focused "energy dominance" agenda.
The U.N. conference runs through Dec. 13. Spain stepped up to host the event after Chile suddenly backed out in October amid civil unrest. No White House officials are slated to attend the summit, where countries will hash out technical details of the Paris accord and are expected to bolster individual commitments to reduce emissions.
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Climate Change Is Finally Having a Political Moment. That's No Accident.
Rebecca Leber
Young Activists Kick off a Climate Hunger Strike by Occupying Nancy Pelosi's Office
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It's Official: Trump Just Started the Process to Formally Pull Out of the Paris Climate Accord
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With Halloween and Guy Fawkes Night passing us by already it's easy to look forward to the next big event… Christmas. I'm sure we can all be a little guilty of preparing for the festive season too early (here at Falls Of Clyde we're already organising for our Christmas events!) and trying to forget about the dreich weather that we're expecting to come.
As I work outdoors year round it always saddens me to see the reserve becoming quieter towards the winter months. More often than not the winters aren't actually as bad as we're expecting, and while it seems like all of the animals are getting ready to hibernate (including us humans!) they're often just as active as the rest of the year.
So on that note – instead of waiting for the festive period to come along and cheer you up, why not make the most of the season and explore your local area!
The change from Autumn to Winter can be a beautiful time to take a stroll through the forest – the colours are constantly changing and unexpected vistas open up through the once dense vegetation. If you don't want to take my word for it – just have a look at these beautiful photos taken by one of our visitors recently!
In terms of wildlife, our trail cameras have recently picked up roe deer and the occasional crafty fox. There's also constant chattering from birds in the trees above and in the coming weeks we should expect to see winter visitors like Brambling and Fieldfare.
Winter visitors: the Brambling © Harry Hogg and Fieldfare © Richard Steel/2020VISION are migrating birds you should look out for over the winter.
Don a cosy jacket and woolly hat for a day or two this winter and enjoy the nature around you. I promise the weather is never as bad as you expect, and what's better than celebrating a cold day out with a hot chocolate at home later?


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Lambourne, Alfred, An Old Sketch-Book , 1 vol., unpaged.
This old sketch-book—well, well! How vividly it brings back those days—days gone this twenty years; yes, this quarter of a century! How unexpectedly we sometimes come upon the past—turn it up, as it were, from the mould of time, as with the plow one might bring to light from out the earth, some lost and forgotten things. This book, with its buckskin covers, revivifies dead hours; or, if not exactly that, brings them back in memory as reminders of times and conditions passed away forever. The book received hard treatment in those days gone by, before it lay here so long gathering dust and cobwebs about it. It never was petted and taken care of, but was made to rough it in this world, so to speak, and be treated with little consideration—made to withstand the brunt of many a hard encounter. Nor could its owner have done otherwise with it and had he so desired. Master and book were companions on a rough journey.
Inside and out it shows its hard usage; the leaves and the cover all tell tales. This buskin was drenched many a time by the thunder-storms of Nebraska and Wyoming. Between these sheets of variously-toned gray paper, close to the binding, are little waves of red, gritty stuff—contributions, some windy day, from the sand-hills of the Platte Valley, or of the Big Sandy Creek (the poetic Glistening Gravel Water of the Indians), or from the "Three Crossings," perhaps, or the weary bit of road leading over into Ash Hollow. One end of the book has been submerged in water, a reminiscene, no doubt, of the fording of either the Platte, the Sweetwater, the Laramie or the Green River. O, there are all sorts of emotions revived by this book; they crowd upon me thick and fast! These crisp, gray leaves of sage—they got into it, I believe, one cool September night, at Quaking Ask [Asp] Hollow, when great bonfires were blazing, and the red tongues of flame lit up groups of dancers—the ox-punchers performing strange antics—a wild dancing, supposed to be under the patronage of Terpsichore; a something between that of our modern ball-room and the Apache Ghost Dance.
Yes, this book is a souvenir, old, battered, dusty, of what an ox-team trip across the plains and over the Rockies was twenty-five years ago.
Turning the leaves the journey all comes back to me—the long, long plodding of seemingly endless days—days that were sometimes wearisome, sometimes pleasurable and not without incidents of all kinds, ranging from those that were happy and mirthful to others that were tragically sad; incidents of all of a past, never to be repeated even in this western country.
The sketches are roughly made, a number of them at least. There was little time to loiter by the way. Sometimes a hasty outline was filled in when the camp was made, or an impression was dashed in of a morning or evening, or perhaps at noon-day. Once in a while there is a subject carefully finished, telling of an early camp or of a half-day rest. Some are in black and white merely, others in color.
Yet they will serve their purpose, all of them, slight or elaborated. The scenes portrayed seem once more before me, and not only those in the book but others also, that for want of time or other cause were left unscketched. The twelve hundred miles, nay, the fifteen, considering the circuitous route which we followed, lying between the banks of the Missouri and the Great Salt Lake Valley, pass before my eyes like a moving panorama. Prairies, hills, streams, mountains, cañons follow each other in swift succession, shown by the light of calm or stormy rise or set of sun, or gloomed by storm-clouds, or silvered by the midnight moon.
The first sketch shows a Nebraska landscape (near the Missouri River), with a prairie fire sweeping across it. It is a very different scene from what the place would present to-day. The great whirling mass of smoke, driven before the wind, the principal feature of the sketch over shadows with its darkness of far-stretching landscape of rolling hills, clumps of trees, and a winding stream. The stream is a small one, probably of the Blue Creek, or it may be the Vermilion, or the Shell, perhaps; which I have forgotten. Not a sign of life is discernible in all these scene; it was then the Far West. Now the whole region is covered with farms and farmhouses, and the smoke which arises is from the chimneys of prosperous homes. The sketch shows a wilderness; the actual scene is now typical of a flourishing state.
So much is the change that has been wrought by the twenty-five years!
What a delightful change it was to one city-bred to mingle in the freedom of camp life such as we enjoyed near that spot, and to pass his days under the blue canopy of heaven! There was nothing very beautiful certainly, in the scenery bordering the "Mad Water," but it was wild and sylvan at the time, and before us lay those months of travel. And then the mysteries to be unraveled in the management of cattle, the meals prepared and eaten around the camp-fire, the horseback riding over hill and dale, and the hunting for game, beast or fowl, lifted the comer from the crowded streets into a new world! At least it was the beginning of a new life to many, this "taking the winds and sunshine into their veins," and getting "close to Nature's heart."
Next in the book is a quick rubbing—in of the O'Fallen's Bluffs. The sky and the river, the slow-flowing Platte, are responsive to a golden sunset. The light radiates from behind the huge, square bluffs which throw a shadow across the foreground. The main interest in the sketch, however, from our present standpoint, is in the train of wagons winding along the dusty road, a bit of road characteristic of much of the journey across the plains. The Pacific Railway now passes in sight of the spot from which this sketch was taken.
How dearly did we learn to love the Platte, even if the way was dreary ofttimes beside the shallow stream! Usually the thin strip of foliage along its edge was the only green in all the landscape round. What joy to plunge into the cooling water after a hot day's toil! From the time we first discerned it, yellowed in the close of a July day and overhung by cottonwood trees, until we bid the stream adieu, at Red Rocks, within sight of Laramie Peak, it seemed as a friend. To the Overland traveler of to-day it is almost unknown.
Day after day we trudged beside the stream. The days grew into weeks, the weeks became a month, and still the cattle, freed from the yoke, hastened to slake their thirst at its edge. During that month we ate, I fairly believe, that peck of dirt, if sand may be classed as dirt, which every man is said to eat in his lifetime. We met Spotted Tail, the famous Sioux chief, and his band of five hundred braves, upon the river's bank; and one day, too, whilst bathing in the stream, I struck my foot against what proved to be, upon examination, a huge stone battle-axe, which might have belonged to some remote chief of that warrior's ancestry.
So Bryant sang in transport, and truly, so did our hearts swell at the wondrous sight.
Than that which bends above our eastern hills."
Beautiful at noon-day, but more lovely still, when, rising and falling before the morning wind, the grasses nodded with wavy motion; or, when o'er the horizon's shadowy edge the board sun fell, his light resting iridescent in the plumes of tall prairie grass and turning into spots of vivid fire the red tops of the painted cups.
Here are two famous objects—famous at least in those days—not far apart and following each other in the book—the Court House and the Chimney Rock. Well I remember the day we sighted the latter—a pale blue shaft above the prairie, seen through the western opening of our noon corral, and wavy through the haze that arose from the heated ground. It seemed to us that the slow-going oxen would never reach it, or, rather, the point in the road opposite for the emigrant trail passed several miles to the northward of the bluffs of which the Chimney is a part. The sketch is from a farther point—the bank of Lawrence Creek, from whose tall rushes a string of wild ducks are taking their flight, and the train is seen coming toward us, the wagons mere white specks on the purple rim of distance.
"Scott's Bluffs" make a very different picture from the O'Fallen's. The sedimentary heights of the former, with their strong resemblance to walls and towers, are rosy with the light of the rising sun. In a little valley in the middle distance is the train corralled, the steel-blue smoke of the camp-fires rising in almost straight columns into the air. The foreground is covered with sunflowers, a buffalo skull among them.
Ah! here is a sad, dark sketch— "Left by the Roadside." The tall, rank growth and a low head-board are black against the sky in which lingers yet a red flush of twilight. Two or three stars shed their paly rays from afar, and one feels that the silence is unbroken by even the faintest sigh of wind. But certainly there will come one soon, a long, shivering sigh, almost a moan-like sound, as the wind creeps stealthily across the wild, and gently stirs the prairie grass and flowers.
Countless in numbers were those silent witnesses of death by the way. The mounds were to be seen in all imaginable places. Each day we passed them, singly or in groups; and sometimes, nay, often, one of our own company was left behind to swell the number. By the banks of streams, on grassy hillocks, in the sands, beneath groves of trees, or among piles of rock, the graves were dug. We left the new mounds to be beaten upon by the tempests, scorched by the sun, or for beauty to gather about it as it had many of the older ones. Sometimes when we camped the old graves would be directly alongside the wagons. I recall sitting by one that was thickly covered with grass and without a head-board, while I ate my evening meal, and of sleeping alongside it at night. One remains in my mind as a very soothing little picture—a child's grave, screened around with a thicket of wild rose bushes that leaned lovingly over it, the mound itself overgrown with moss. I fancied that the parents of that child, were they living, would like to have seen how daintily nature had decked the last bed of their loved one.
How painful were the circumstances attending the first burial in our train. A woman died one evening (we were about ten days out), just as the moon had risen above the prairie, and swift the tiding sped through the camp. Next morning (it was the Sabbath) she was buried—laid to rest on a low, grassy hill near by. Never can I forget the grief of her children as she was lowered into the ground. Stakes were placed in a network over the body to keep away the robber wolves. A hymn was sung accompanied by the plaintive wailing of a clarionet.
The first death made a sad impression on the company, but after a while the burials became so frequent that they lost considerable of their saddening power; or, rather, we refused to retain the sadness, throwing it off in sheer self-defense.
90 head of cattle driven away by the Indians.
Apropos of alarms from the Indians there is a rapidly executed subject (from memory next day) that recalls a night of peril and sorrow. It was on the western slope of the Black Hills. There were five wagons of us and we were belated from the general train. We were the last five in the right wing and the right wing was the latter part of the train that night, so, practically, we were alone. There was a dead woman in one of the wagons, and to hear the weeping and sobbing of her little children, in the dark besides the corpse, was heart-chilling. The poor husband trudged along on foot, hurrying his single yoke of foot-sore cattle. Still we were far behind; liable at any moment to be cut off by the prowling Sioux. That was a night to remember!
Here are two scenes among the Black Hills themselves, one a very suggestive sketch, taken among rocks, timber-clad bluffs and ragged peaks. The wagons are coming down a steep declivity into the dry bed of a torrent. It appears that they must topple over, end over end, so abrupt the descent. Wild clouds are coming over the peaks, threatening a stormy night, the consternation of the emigrant by wagon train.
And a stormy night it turned out to be! Wildly the lightnings glared, their lurid tongues licking the earth beside us. The road was deluged in the downpour of water; and what with the crash of thunder, the sudden bursts of light and the wild dash of rain the poor cattle were panic-stricken. We could hardly make them face the storm. And yet their sagacity was better than ours. Several times we would have driven them over the edge of a precipice had not their keener senses warned them back. We would have shuddered, so our Captain afterwards told us, could we have seen where our wagon tracks were made that night.
Those night-drives were among our most trying experiences upon the overland journey. Usually they resulted from the drying of some stream where we expected to make the evening camp, and the consequent necessity of moving forward. Our worst drive of this kind was to reach the La Prelle River after leaving Fort Laramie.
The second sketch in the Black Hills is in the same locality as the first, and shows the evening of the day following the storm. Winding like a serpent over the hills is the train. In the middle distance is a valley partly obscured by mists and beyond it stands Laramie Peak, purple against the sunset clouds and sky.
Three subjects that follow are by the Sweetwater River, that interesting stream. In one we see the Rattle-Snake Hills all dim in the summer haze and far, far, away westward across the level plains. In another the Devil's Gate is reflected in a still pool of water, and the final one shows the Rock Independence, a landmark eagerly looked for by all who made the journey.
How lonely those places must be now, lonelier than in those days when at times there was a passing emigrant train at least.
"The Night Guard" is suggestive. His was a duty in which anxiety, danger and trust were combined. The picket on duty as the front of war was scarcely less important than he. In those days of lawlessness from red men and white, constant vigil had to be kept. Alone with his thoughts the night-guard had ample time to recall dangers and episodes gone through, and to meditate upon those that yet lay in the path.
Men who now count their wealth by the hundreds of thousands, some by the millions, can recall their vain striving while poor and on night-guard to get a faint glimpse of what Fortune had in store for them on the Westward Ho!
"A Buffalo Herd." The prairies, the mountains, a buffalo herd; in the order named, perhaps, these were the three things the emigrant to the west in those days thought of first in connection with the journey before him. Irving, in his Bonneville, early drew attention to the appearance of a buffalo herd when seen at a distance— "they resemble a grove of low, thick-set trees." Such is the fact. On a distant hillside one might mistake a buffalo herd for clustered scrub oaks. Ash Hollow was once a favorite resort for the new scarce animal. A travelers tells of seeing there a herd which could not have numbered less than fifty thousand. The headlong charge of a herd of frightened buffaloes was an exciting spectacle. Maddened with fear the stupid creatures rushed blindly on. Woe to the small party of emigrants that happened to be in their track.
And not less dangerous or exciting was a stampede of cattle. Helter-skelter, as blind as their wild fellows, the oxen would speed over the plain. No longer the patient, submissive beasts whose pace seemed so slow to our eager desires, but full of fury, recklessly dashing they cared not where. A stampede of yoked cattle was one of our most lively episodes.
"All hail ye snow-capped mountains!
And what time of gaiety followed after each day's journey, when the evening meal was o'er and the sweet-toned clarionet assembled all in the open corral, and the young men and women, and the older ones, too, danced the hours away, forgetful in the merriment of the time of the fatigues that were past and those that were to come. These hours atoned for those that had been sad.
That clarionet, what an important part it held! It voiced the general feeling of the train. Its notes sounded merrily at the first moment of starting on the banks of the Missouri; they sounded mournfully as each one who fell by the way was laid to rest. I seem to hear it once again as when we reached the Chimney Rock, the half-way house as it was sometimes called, when all gave themselves up to unbounded jollity, and as it awoke us for the last start, near our journey's end. Its remembered strains seem to bring back the scent of prairie flowers and the homely sage.
But this reviewing has grown lengthy, and now we are nearing the end. Here is the ford of the Green River, not, however, where the railway crosses it at the present day, but farther north, up the stream, where on its banks are groups of Cottonwood trees and thickets of wild raspberry and rose, and the air is aromatic with wild thyme. It is a stirring scene, for the water was deep and swift and the fording not accomplished without danger. A half-day's rest on the west bank makes Green River remembered with pleasure.
Echo Canon [Canyon] brings us within the borders of Utah. Clear shone the September sun, as our long train would slowly under the conglomerate cliffs; slowly, for half the cattle were foot-sore and all way-weary. Several hours were consumed in passing through the defile, and night was falling ere the mouth of the canon [canyon] was reached and camp-fires were lit. Later the full moon illuminated the fantastic scene.
Blow, bugle; answer, echoes, dying, dying, dying."
No wonder the place recalls Tennyson's song, but it must be told, there were none of "the horns of Elfland faintly blowing" about the wild hilarity of sounds that were sent back from the cliffs that day.
The last sketch in the book is a glimpse of the valley—the haven of rest. Not one in our company of hundreds but felt their hearts swell with joy as the sight of fields and orchards, in which hung ripened fruit, burst upon their eyes. Danger and fatigues were all forgotten. The stubborn, interminable miles were conquered; the journey was at an end.


Cracking shot of father and son Bernie and Gary Campbell with a beautiful 172lb Siamese carp.
A cracking close up shot of Dean Handley's Pacu!
The stunning view overlooking the lake and mountains from our new Spa.
This month it's all about the beauty of the natural surroundings here at Gillhams Fishing Resorts.
This month's photo of the month is Moira screaming again!
This month's photo of the month goes to Ben Newton's leaping Arapaima that was caught on the float!
Ouch! This month's photo of the month goes to Dave skinner's black eye after a scrap with a siamese carp!
What could be better than playing a fish with this stunning sunset as your backdrop? Welcome to Gillhams Fishing Resort. Welcome to paradise.


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Motorsport | September 15, 2015
Magnussen would 'love to race for Haas'
His name is already in the hat for a seat at Haas F1, and Kevin Magnussen admits he won't turn the chance down should things not work out McLaren.
Having made his Formula 1 debut with McLaren during the 2014 season, Magnussen has been forced to spend this season on the sidelines after the team opted to replace him with two-time World Champion Fernando Alonso.
Although he remains on the Woking-based squad's books as a reserve driver, his chances of being on the grid with McLaren next year appear to be remote as the team have hinted they will keep the Alonso-Jenson Button line-up.
Should that be the case, then Magnussen may well find himself at Haas in 2016.
"I'm not going to name the teams I'm in contact with," he told Autosport. "All I'll say is this – it's been widely reported I'm in Haas's thoughts. In fact Gene has admitted that in recent interviews.
"I think he and Guenther [Steiner, team principal] are both very smart guys, and the way they're going about launching their new F1 team is clever and innovative.
"So, yes, if there's no McLaren race drive available for me, then of course I'd love to race for Haas.
"Having spent six years with McLaren, learning from some of the best drivers and engineers in the business, and because of the unique opportunity I've had to increase my technical knowledge this year, I think I'm very well placed to play a leading role in helping set up a new F1 team."
Home Motorsport Magnussen would 'love to race for Haas'


I just finished The Complete Idiot's Guide to Jewish History and Culture by Rabbi Benjamin Blech. I did not find it to be as comprehensive as I would have liked. For instance, the only holidays he really explains are Purim, Hanukkah, and Yom Ha-Shoah. He mentions Yom Kippur only in passing; considering it is the most important Jewish holiday, I think merited much more explanation. There was no mention of Rosh Hashanah. I did find the coincidences of tragedy falling on Tisha B'Av interesting — I definitely did not know that so many devastating events, from the destruction of both Temples to the expulsion of Jews from Spain all occurred on the same day. Rabbi Blech's notion that it is a message from God certainly seems plausible.
I was struck by the rather biased tone of the book. There are several instances in which Rabbi Blech infers he believes the Jews to be a superior people. He states twice that Jews have higher IQ's than other ethnic groups. While I'm not saying he doesn't have a point, I think it is dangerous to proclaim any group superior to another, even a group that has fought adversity (and won) since its beginnings and survived despite several attempts to exterminate them. He seems to have a somewhat anti-Christian bias, which is not something I have encountered with my co-workers or students. To be fair, most of that comes out in the chapters in which he recalls the worst acts carried out by Christians against Jews — the Crusades, the Inquisition, expulsion from various countries. I did find some of his remarks about Jesus interesting. I wonder if it is widely accepted, for instance, that Jesus was an Essene? It wasn't something I knew.
I felt that the book was not as comprehensive as it might have been, but it is understandably hard to define the history and culture of an entire people who have survived over 5700 years. I realize the "Complete Idiot's" series is designed to be an introduction, but I can't help but feel like I ate what I thought would be a fairly decent meal that left me still hungry.
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SOUTHAVEN, Miss. — The Mississippi State Medical Examiner's Office ruled the death of a Southaven man killed by police as a homicide after he was shot once in the back of the head.
WREG reviewed the autopsy report this past week which added that the bullet that killed Ismael Lopez had become lodged in his brain.
"Based on the case history, as known at this time, and examination findings, it is my opinion that the cause of death is a gunshot wound of the head. The manner of death is homicide," the report read.
In June, District Attorney John Champion told WREG he had received the results of that autopsy but said there was no way he was releasing the report to the public, saying it was part of his ongoing investigation.
He also stated the two-page autopsy report he received was "very poorly written".
Several weeks later, Champion announced that no criminal charges would be filed against the two Southaven Police officers involved in the shooting. He stated he sent a homicide charge against one of the officers to the grand jury but they chose not to return an indictment.
Lopez was shot to death in his home July 23, 2017 when officers, who had been dispatched to serve a warrant for a man named Samuel Pearman at a house across the street, ended up at the wrong address.
The attorneys for the family of Ismael Lopez showed us pictures they say prove the door of Lopez's home was closed when police fired their weapons.
Champion said only one of the officers fired the weapon. Four shots were fired.
Pearman remained at large following the shooting, but U.S. Marshals took him into custody at a family member's home. He was being held at the Tate County Jail until he was released on bond. He was facing domestic violence charges.


It has been announced that The Voice finalist Lucy O'Byrne will join the UK touring production of THE SOUND OF MUSIC in the leading role of Maria. Lucy takes over the role when the tour comes to the Broadway Theatre in Peterborough on 2 December 2015.
Lucy, who hails from Dublin, found success as a finalist in the live shows of the TV talent show The Voice. With chart-topper Will.i.am as her mentor, Lucy was the first classical singer to reach the final, impressing with her vocal range. Now, having recently performed at the BBC Proms, she makes her theatrical debut as the young postulant.
Presented by Bill Kenwright, this acclaimed UK tour of THE SOUND OF MUSIC was launched in January 2015, and is currently booking well into next year. It is directed by Martin Connor, choreographed by Bill Deamer, and designed by Gary McCann, with musical direction by David Steadman.
Further tour dates and casting are to be announced.


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As the seasons change, many people find that it's a perfect time to get work done on their home and property. It's also a great time to take a look at any septic tank maintenance you may need! Septic tank maintenance is popular in the spring as things begin to warm up, and also in fall before freezing temperatures hit and your tank gets buried under snow.
First, it's important to pump your septic tank at least once every two years. Failing to pump your septic tank can result in solid waste getting into the drainage system. This can cause sewage to seep into your soil. Not pumping your tank regularly is the leading cause of a failing septic tank. Two-year intervals are a good benchmark for pumping, depending on the size of your tank and how many people are in your household. Snowfall makes it much more difficult for a pump to access the tank, so it's a good idea to have this done in the fall, or once things start to warm up in the spring.
Also remember that tanks or the lines running to them can freeze when the temperature dips. This can cause cracks or damage to the system. Not only that, but the bacteria that live in your septic tank and helps to break down the waste prefers a warm environment as well. The bacteria process waste slower when it is cold, so you should insulate with mulch or let extra grass grow over the top of your tank.
Repairing a failed septic tank can cost thousands and is a disaster in the middle of a snowstorm, or any time of year for that matter! Take a little time to do some preventative maintenance and prepare for the changing seasons. Learn all you need to know about septic system basics here!
Every busy household is bound to experience a clogged drain in one form or another eventually. Cooking grease or solids get washed down the kitchen sink when some helpful individual washes the dishes but forgets to plug in the sink strainer. Human hair can accumulate in tub and shower drains. Of course, these bothersome clogs tend to follow Murphy's Law, occurring at the most inconvenient times, and exasperated homeowners usually want to get that drain flowing again as quickly and easily as possible.
Unfortunately, bad advice abounds when it comes to clearing a clogged drain, and among the worst do-it-yourself tips we've seen are the recommendations to dump hazardous, caustic chemicals down the sink.
The most common hazardous chemicals in commercially available "drain openers" are sulfuric and hydrochloric acid. These nasty acids are usually accompanied by another class of hazardous chemicals known as "caustics" to improve performance. The caustics are usually sodium hydroxide and lye. Acids produce heat when they react chemically with caustics, which creates a potential for violent explosion and splashback burns. Drain opener poisoning is a risk which can and should be avoided at all costs.
If misused, these powerful chemicals will not only dissolve the clog, but they'll also go to work on eating up the pipes in your drain system! If the line is running to a septic system, all that nasty chemical residue ends up in the surrounding soil. This causes an environmental hazard for not only the homeowner but for the community.
When it comes to clogged drains, the good old plunger is the homeowner's best friend and should always be the first step attempted to clear a drain. If the clog is too stubborn to blow through with a plunger, the plumbing professionals at Wind River Environmental recommend that 1/2 cup of baking soda and 1/2 cup of white vinegar be applied to the drain. Let this mixture sit in the drain for a few moments and then rinse the drain with hot water to relieve the clog. If that fails, it's time to give us a call at Wind River Environmental for professional help. If you've got a stubborn clogged drain, contact us!
When all else fails, the drain cleaning experts at Wind River Environmental will bring in the big guns to get your drain open and flowing. Our professional technicians come armed with augers and power jetting equipment that can handle the toughest clogs. We have cameras for inspecting the drain pipe interiors to diagnose the cause of recurring drain problems such as line breakage or root intrusion, and we can advise you on the best solutions to restore smooth drainage flow.
Wind River Environmental is the industry-leading provider of a full range of commercial and residential septic, plumbing, and wastewater services. Our expert technicians are available 24/7, so don't hesitate to contact us for all of your septic and plumbing needs!
The risk of leaving a storm drain clogged can have major consequences. Why let clogged storm drains cost you headaches and unnecessary repair expenses? Rest assured, if your storm drain is blocked, you can take advantage of Wind River Environmental's Hy Vac service for storm water removal!
Whether it's an emergency backup or routine service your Wind River is here to make sure you catch basin is well-attended. Please don't hesitate to contact us so that we can put your concerns at ease.
Sand, leaves, branches, and other debris collect in storm drains and can build up over time. When a catch basin becomes congested, water is unable to drain. This can be extremely problematic to your municipal, residential, and business properties. A clogged stormwater drain near public facilities, homes, and businesses could flood and ruin flooring, furniture, and appliances.
Likewise, outdoor flooding can devastate your garden, driveway, and vehicles. Each town may have specific regulations regarding safe storm water drainage, which can typically be found on a city government website. Wind River Environmental is conscious of local regulations to ensure compliance.
Even amid major weather events, we are qualified and prepared to serve you. Our Hy Vac service includes 24/7 year-round coverage with expertise storm water removal.
With our Hydro Excavation service, soil is safely removed using a dual-purpose technique that involves pressurized water to break apart build-ups and a high-powered vacuum for take-in. With Hydro Excavation, utilities and structures are accurately and noninvasive installed underground; for example, pipe or sewage lines can be installed or revitalized. The importance of our efficient and precise Hydro Excavation process can prevent unnecessary environmental and structural damage that leads to inconveniences like traffic and unintended property repair costs.
Other services our hy vac equipment can provide are: leachate removal, liquid sludge removal, cake sludge removal, and alum sludge removal. Furthermore, our services cover pumping digesters or lagoons and vacuuming any clogged catch basins, lift stations, mains, and external grease traps.
Remember, when an emergency arises, highly-qualified and knowledgeable technicians at Wind River Environmental are always equipped for the even the toughest storm water removal. Similarly, take the next step and be prepared with our routine Hy Vac service so that you never have to worry about your catch basin clogging.
Trenchless Pipelining – Are You Lucky Enough To Qualify?
Are You Aware of Trenchless Pipelining?
Trenchless pipelining has been around nearly 20 years, but a lot of homeowners are unaware of this option. To find out if you qualify, we just need to thread a camera through your pipes to see what sort of issues are involved. Want to know if you are lucky enough to qualify? Call us today to schedule an appointment!
Once we arrive and take a look at your lines, we should be able to tell you if trenchless pipelining is a viable option for you. Tree roots are one of the most common problems seen. In times past, this would involve digging a trench in your yard, replacing old pipe with new, and reseeding after completion – if you were lucky enough that the line didn't cut under your driveway!
Today, we can pressure wash those roots and many other obstructions away. Then we put an expandable liner in place and use air or water pressure to inflate it to cover any cracks. Once this cures, your pipe is as good as new. The new liner will only create about a quarter inch thickness and will not hinder water removal from your home.
Using this minimally invasive method of repair cuts down on time you are without water, labor for digging up and replacing pipes, and any landscaping repair. While this isn't a guarantee it will be more cost-effective, the likelihood is significant.
If you're having problems with seepage in your yard, toilets flushing slowly, or tubs or washing machines draining slowly, give Wind River Environmental a call to set up an inspection. Before putting out a lot of money for replacing damaged pipes, let one of our technicians take a look to see if you are lucky enough to qualify for trenchless pipelining. We are here to serve your needs and help you save on repairs!


Aline Masuda holds a PhD and a Masters in Industrial Organizational Psychology from the State University of New York-Albany and Missouri State University, respectively. Previously, she was Senior Project Manager Aline Towers Perrin-International Survey Research, in collaboration with corporate clients such as BP and Novartis. She has also conducted research on human capital and marketing intelligence for IBM and post-doctoral research at IESE.
She is currently a Professor of the Department of Strategy, Leadership and People at EADA and Visiting Professor at CENTRUM Catolica Graduate Business School.


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Q: Add dynamic content before the loop in Wordpress I'm developing a content slider for Wordpress and I would know how is possible to put this content slider (as html content) into the body before the loop.
I tried to filter the content with add_filter('the_content', 'functionName), but I get the content slider before each post.

A: If you use add_filter('the_content'), your function will be called everytime the content of a post is output, whether a single post or a series of posts in a loop. If you need to "hook" before any post content is output in a page, the only dynamic parts of all WP themes you can reach are get_header() or get_sidebar() (or event get_footer).  So your best luck would be not to use a filter with the content, but an action, with get_header, like this :
add_action('get_header', 'your_function'); // Add priority & param args if necessary

The problem is that this gets executed before header.php is called, and usually, the body tag is opened in header.php...
That is if you cannot modify the theme itself. Otherwise, you can easily add an action in the theme itself and execute it where you want.
Another technique would be to add your html content after document is ready, through JavaScript which you can output in the footer.

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The Only One I Know
(The Charlatans) [TOMBC202105]
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The Classic Single by The Charlatans Now Available as a Music Box!
"This is pretty cool!.." (Clash Magazine)
★ Limited 1st Edition
★ With Individually-Numbered 1st Edition Postcard
★ Arrangement by Jon Trier (Richard Hawley Band)
★ Raising money for The Music Venue Trust
Get involved and collect the whole set!
The second Single by much-loved Indie darlings The Charlatans, 'The Only One I Know' was their first Top 10 hit in the UK and began an impressive run of twenty-two Top 40 singles!
Released in 1990, the same year as their debut Album 'Some Friendly' on Beggars Banquet offshoot label Situation Two, the Single quickly became one of the biggest Indie Club favourites of the Madchester era and has continued to pack out dancefloors ever since.
In March 20, when the COVID-19 pandemic lead to the cancellation of almost all live music and a national lockdown, The Charlatans' lead singer Tim Burgess began hosting online 'Listening Parties' through his Twitter account (www.timstwitterlisteningparty.com).
Music fans around the world were invited to to listen to an album in real time, while Tim and guests from the featured Bands shared insights and anecdotes about the songs and how they came to be – and over 700 parties were held in the first year alone!
Tim has used the Listening Party platform to help support live music venues in the UK through the Music Venue Trust charity.
If you're 'Looking For The Orange One' - then look no further than our Music Box version of this fantastic Indie-Dancefloor banger!


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Man arrested after pedestrian is killed by car on M11
A man in his 20s died at the scene
Tom Pilgrim
Traffic being diverted off the M11 after the incident
An investigation is under way into the death of a pedestrian killed by a vehicle on the M11 motorway.
A 22-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving last night (March 2).
The motorway was shut for seven hours while emergency services dealt with the serious incident.
Essex police initially responded to reports at 8.15pm of a grey BMW striking the central barrier of the motorway southbound at junction seven.
Further updates to officers said a person was believed to have been hit by a vehicle, a black Ford Mondeo, and was in a critical condition.
The motorway was shut between Junction 8 from Stansted to Junction 7 in Harlow while emergency services responded.
Essex Police asked drivers to avoid the area, and traffic was diverted via the exit and entry slip roads at Junction 7 southbound.
A spokesman for Essex Police today (March 3) said: "Despite the best efforts of the emergency services, including doctors from the Essex and Herts Air Ambulance, a man in his 20s was pronounced dead at the scene just before 9.15pm."
The M11 was reopened at around 3am.
A 22-year-old man from Bexleyheath was arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving and remains in custody
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 101 or email collisionappeal@essex.pnn.police.uk.
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Rebel Rank and File
Labor Militancy and Revolt from Below During the Long 1970s
Edited by Aaron Brenner, Robert Brenner, and Cal Winslow
Paperback with free ebook
July 2020 / 9781789600889
Hardback with free ebook
320 pages / December 2010 / 9781844671731
The hidden story of the 1970s insurgency from below, against employers and bureaucrats.
Often considered irredeemably conservative, the US working class actually has a rich history of revolt. Rebel Rank and File uncovers the hidden story of insurgency from below against employers and union bureaucrats in the late 1960s and 1970s.
From the mid-1960s to 1981, rank-and-file workers in the United States engaged in a level of sustained militancy not seen since the Great Depression and World War II. Millions participated in one of the largest strike waves in US history. There were 5,716 stoppages in 1970 alone, involving more than 3 million workers. Contract rejections, collective insubordination, sabotage, organized slowdowns, and wildcat strikes were the order of the day.
Workers targeted much of their activity at union leaders, forming caucuses to fight for more democratic and combative unions that would forcefully resist the mounting offensive from employers that appeared at the end of the postwar economic boom. It was a remarkable era in the history of US class struggle, one rich in lessons for today's labor movement.
"Truly shines ... By uncovering the hidden history of the 1970s, Rebel Rank and File reminds us that there is another path to union renewal—a path firmly rooted in the workplace and motivated by visions of transforming society."
– Joe Burns, In These Times
"An important collection ... honest and thoughtful."
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– Nelson Lichtenstein, Professor of History at University of California Santa Barbara
"The chapters in this collection take the reader on a vivid journey through battlegrounds of the 1960s and 1970s where workers and employers clashed over the future of the US workplace."
– Against The Current
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– Michael Watts, Professor of Geography and Development Studies at UC Berkeley
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– John Borsos, WorkingUSA
Activism and Resistance
Key titles on activism and global resistance, from movements for Black liberation and climate justice to labor organizing and anti-colonial struggles.
US Labor History
A reading list of key titles on the history of labor organizing and class struggle in the US.
Socialists and Electoral Politics in the Trump Era
A reading list on working-class power, elections, and left-wing strategy.


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Q: Vue: Delay option not working with v-popover I use v-tooltip to create a clickable popover. I'd like the popover to remain visible for a few seconds even if the mouse leaves both the popover and the element triggering it (the button in my example).
This is a simplified example from my code:
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My problem is that the delay attribute does not have any effect. trigger='hover' is working (otherwise the popover would only show on click), but the popover vanishes as soon as I move the mouse away. Shouldn't it remain visible for 5 seconds?

A: You forgot the colon before :delay. So you are passing just a string not an object.

Vue.use(VTooltip)

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VisionsConnected, founded in 2007 with the vision that video and unified communication are the ways to change and improve collaboration between people, is the market-leader in scalable videoconferencing services, in the cloud or on the premises. It stands out from the competition thanks to its specialisation and far-reaching knowledge of videoconferencing, a complete range of services covering the entire spectrum of videoconferencing, and significant innovative abilities. This latter means in particular that solutions can be delivered based on the client's wishes and requirements. Since its founding VisionsConnected has invested in sustainable client relations, which finds expression in high client loyalty and good client retention. It is also distinguished by very rapid implementations, anywhere in the world, within 30 days.
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Pilates is a system of gentle exercises that stretch, tone, and lengthen the muscles. This class is designed to improve posture, flexibility, balance, and core strength.
This class, beginning Friday November 14, 2014, is appropriate for all mobility levels and those new to Pilates. Wheelchairs are welcome. Family members, caregivers, and friends are welcome to attend as well.
When: Fridays, 11 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
With a science and medical background, Anna is passionate about health and fitness. As a certified Pilates instructor and participant in Mariska Breland's Pilates for MS advanced training, Anna strives to help clients fine-tune their body awareness, heal and strengthen, and ultimately enhance the quality of their lives. Anna also holds an advanced education certificate of Pilates for Injuries and Pathologies.
After surviving breast cancer, Nicole shifted her exercise focus from working her body hard to working her body well. Pilates assisted with this transition and Nicole values the opportunity to help students develop a connection between their body and mind. She aims to keep one's body healthy and efficient. Nicole is a certified Pilates instructor and has completed Mariska Breland's Pilates for MS advanced training course.


The Legion of Honor is created, on 29 Floréal year X [19 May 1802], by the First Consul Bonaparte, in order to reward the civil and military merits in times of peace or war. This distinction, whose motto is "honor and fatherland", replaces the royal order of Saint-Louis, abolished in 1792. The first hierarchy has four ranks (legionnaire called "knight", officer, commander and grand officer). Since 1830, the administration of the Legion of Honor is placed under the responsibility of the Ministry of Justice (Directorate of Civil Affairs and Seal) but this attachment remains formal insofar as the Grand Chancellor has always worked directly with the Chief of State. Under the Second Empire, this tutelage is exercised by the Ministry of State. Since the 1962 reform, the countersignature of the texts of the Legion of Honor is attributed to the Prime Minister and no longer to the Minister of Justice, who nevertheless retains control of the budgets, which reinforces the idea that the Legion of Honor is an autonomous institution. The order is currently composed of three ranks (Knight, Officer, Commander) and two dignities (Grand Officer and Grand Cross). The Legion of Honor is awarded by decree of the President of the Republic, who is the Grand Master, on the proposal of the ministers, after examination by the council of the order. Order is currently composed of three ranks (Knight, Officer, Commander) and two dignities (Grand Officer and Grand Cross). The Legion of Honor is awarded by decree of the President of the Republic, who is the Grand Master, on the proposal of the ministers, after examination by the council of the order.Order is currently composed of three ranks (Knight, Officer, Commander) and two dignities (Grand Officer and Grand Cross). The Legion of Honor is awarded by decree of the President of the Republic, who is the Grand Master, on the proposal of the ministers, after examination by the council of the order.
The main texts relating to the Legion of Honor are the decree of March 1, 1808, the organic order of March 26, 1816, the organic decree of March 16, 1852. In 1962 the 80 decrees and orders taken since 1802 are incorporated in the decree. November 28, 1962 to form the Code of the Legion of Honor and the Military Medal which gives the Legion of Honor new statutes and is the basis of the current operation of the order. This code is then amended by the decree of 21 November 2008 consolidated to 29 May 2010. All of these texts can be found on the website of the public service of access to law Legifrance.
The museum was created on the initiative of General Dubail, Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honor, and funded through an open subscription among legionaries and military medalists, whose success was particularly keen in the United States. It was inaugurated in 1925. At the initial core of the collections, made up of the funds of the Grand Chancery, deposits of national museums, were added, over time, numerous donations of collectors [coll. Maurice Bucquet (1860-1921), coll. The Tour d'Auvergne Lauragais, coll. Pierredon], but also donations made by foreign states to complete the existing collections [Russian Federation, Poland, finally prestigious purchases and dations [casket decorations of Cambaceres in 1982, necklace of the order Royal Palace of the Two Sicilies of Achille Murat in 2002]. Noteworthy since 2008, the deposit by Antonio Benedetto Spada of his collection at the Museum: this collection is undoubtedly the largest in private hands.
The insignia, whose design is inspired by the cross of the Order of the Holy Ghost , is a star with five double rays enamelled in white, the ten buttoned ends. The star and the buttons are silver for the knights, in silver for the officers. The spokes are connected by a crown, silver or vermeil following the grade, enamelled green and composed of oak leaves (right) and laurel(left) and whose lower ends, crisscrossed, are attached by a node . The center of the star has a gold medallion with a head Ceres profile, symbolizing the Republic ( Napoleon I st under the two empires, of Henry IV under the Restoration and the monarchy of July and Bonaparte, Consul, under the Second Republic ), surrounded by a blue circle , bearing the words: FRENCH REPUBLIC . The star is suspended from a crown of leaves (imperial crown under the two empires and royal under the Restoration and the monarchy of July ), silver or vermeil following the grade, enamelled with green and composed of oak leaves (this once on the left) and laurel (this time on the right). On the reverse, the gold medallion carries two tricolor flags with the inscription Honor and Fatherland(currency unchanged since the creation of the order) and highlight the order of creation date: 29 Floreal An X .
The badge is suspended from a red ribbon, which some believe inherited from the military order of St. Louis . It has a rosette for the officers. The size of the badge in vermeilCommanders, suspended on a tie, are half larger than those of the first two ranks. The commander's tie is always worn alone around the neck (which is not the case of the other neckties of French commanders: national, maritime, agricultural merit, etc., which can be worn together). Great officers carry the officer's cross with a plaque (commonly called "spit") on the right side of the chest. The grand crosses carry the same plaque, but in vermeil, on the left side of the chest. Their gilt cross, almost double that of the first two grades, is worn in a sling, suspended from a large red ribbon that passes over the right shoulder.
In civilian clothes, the knights wear a red ribbon in their buttonholes, the officers a red rosette, the commanders a red rosette on a silver half-knot, the great officers a red rosette half-knot, half silver half-gold, and the grand- cross a red rosette on a half-knot in gold. The half-knot is colloquially called "sofa".
orders, decorations and medals French from 1789 to the present day.
It is to this day, the only museum devoted to phaleristics .
Augustin -Yvon-Edmond Dubail was born in Belfort on April 15, 1851. He joined the Special Military School of Saint-Cyr on October 20, 1868(promotion of Suez, 1868-1870). Upon his release, Sub-Lieutenant Dubail joined the infantry and served with the 10th Battalion . During the Franco-German war of 1870 , he took part in the first battles in the East of France before being captured in Metz in October 1870 and interned in Germany. Released in 1871, he was assigned to the army of Versailles. In 1873 was promoted to lieutenant Dubail and serves the 138th Infantry Regiment . He is admitted to the course of the War College , newly created in 1877. Ranked 51th out of 67 in 1878, he won the North Africa to be used in the 1st regiment of Zouaves . Back in France, Captain Dubail, excellent cartographer and geographer, is assigned to the Special Military School of Saint-Cyr in 1880, first to teach geography and then as assistant professor in the course of art and military history from 1883 to 1886. He was then called to the War Department to take up the duties of ordnance officer of General Boulanger , minister of war. Then he was posted to various staffs and infantry regiments. In 1901 he was promoted to colonel and took command of the 1st regiment of Zouaves . Brigadier General December 1904 he commanded several infantry brigades until 1906. Dubail's notoriety went beyond the military. He publishes books on military education and officer training. He is also the author of geography textbooks for elementary school. He also contributed to the illustrated Geography of France and its colonies of Jules Verne published in 1876.
The September 27, 1906, he is placed at the head of the Special Military School of Saint-Cyr . He is responsible for implementing the reform of the training of officers. Thus, before their two-year schooling at Saint-Cyr, student cadets are now obliged to perform one year of military service in a troop corps. When they enter the School, the Saint-Cyrians already have solid military knowledge, thus disrupting instruction and teaching at the "Special".
The December 25, 1908Dubail is promoted to Major General. He first took command of the 14th Infantry Division and was appointed Chief of Staff to the Minister of War, Maurice Berteaux the March 5, 1911. In May, Dubail becomes Chief of General Staff of the Army. Member of the Supreme War Council , Vice-Chairman of the Technical Staff Committee, Vice-Chairman of the Higher Military Commission of Railways and Permanent Inspector of Military Schools, Dubail is one of the most senior general seen on the eve of the First World War .
At the outbreak of war, he commanded the 1st Army in Lorraine . He enters Alsace through the gap of Belfort and opposes the German advance on the occasion of the battle of Sarrebourg and the battle of the gap of Charmes . In early 1915, Dubail was given command of the Eastern Army Group in the Verdun area . From the month ofJulyhe points out the insufficiency of the defenses of the forts in artillery, but his warnings are ignored by the high command. Reached by the age limit, he was admitted to retirement in 1916. Military governor of the entrenched camp of Paris deMarch 1916until the spring of 1918, Dubail is Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honor onJune 14, 1918. In the early 1920s, he published his campaign paper. In 1921, he created the Society of Mutual Aid to the members of the Legion d'Honneur, with the support of the President of the Republic Alexandre Millerand , to help the poorest recipients. Finally, in 1925 he opened the museum of the Legion of Honor in Paris. General Dubail died in Paris on January 7, 1934. He is buried in the Montparnasse Cemetery in Paris.
An avenue of 16 th arrondissement of Paris was named in his honor, the General-Dubail Avenue.
Grand Cross of the Order of Nicham Iftikhar of Tunisia (Officer in 1885).
big cordon of the order of Ouissam alaouite of Morocco.
Grand Cross of the Order of the Star of Ethiopia .
Grand Cross of the Order of St. Agatha (in) of San Marino.
Grand Cross of the Royal Order of St. Sava of Serbia.
Grand Cross of the Order of the White Eagle of Serbia.
Grand Cross of the Romanian Crown Order .
Grand Cross of the Order of Military Merit of Bulgaria.
Grand Cross of the Order of Prince Danilo I of Montenegro.
Belgian war cross 1914-1918 with a bronze fin.
Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown of Belgium.
4 th class of the Order of St. George of Russia.
First class (Grand Cross) of the Order of St. Stanislaus of Russia.
Army Distinguished Service Medal , United States of America (1919).
first class (Grand Cross) of the Order of the Rising Sun of Japan (1919).
first class (Grand Cross) of the sacred Treasury of Japan.
Grand Cross of the Polonia Restituta Order of Poland.
Grand Cross of the Military Order of Virtuti Militari of Poland.
Commander of the Swedish Sword Order .
Grand Cross of the Order of St. Benedict of Aviz of Portugal.
Grand Cross of the Order of Military Merit of Spain.
Ramón María Narváez y Campos (Loja, near Granada ), August 5, 1800 – Madrid , April 23, 1868 ) was a Spanish military and politician.
After having lived for a long time in France, he opposed the absolutist uprising of 1822, being a part of liberalism. During the First Carlist War , he took a stand for Isabel II , and rose in rank after having played a decisive role in the battles of Mendigorría and Arlabán.
In rivalry with Espartero , another general officer of the army of supporters of Isabella, who presides over the government from 1837 to 1839, Narváez must go into exile in Paris. It is there that he creates the Orden Militar española, a military association to overthrow the progressive Spanish government.
He returned to Spain in 1843, won the victory over Espartero's troops on July 23, in Torrejón de Ardoz , near Madrid . In November of the same year, he is the target of an attack to which he survives.
He married, on March 24, 1843 , Marie Alexandrine de Tascher ( January 5, 1822 – Paris † August 23, 1868 – Madrid ), daughter of Ferdinand de Tascher ( December 22, 1779 – Orleans† December 14, 1858 – Paris ), Earl of Tascher , Auditor at the Council of State and Pair of France .
In 1844, when Isabel II became a major, Narváez was named president of the government, and played a big role in the drafting of the 1845 Constitution . He submitted his resignation in 1851, but was recalled in 1856, after the coup d'etat of Leopoldo O'Donnell , to preside over the government; he headed three different governments between 1856 and 1868, leading a repressive policy against revolutionary movements. Shortly after her death, Isabel II was overthrown by the 1868 Revolution .
Emmanuel Marie-des-Neiges by Rohan Polduc (or Pouldu) is the 70th Grand Master of the Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem.
He was born in Spain in La Mancha (his father having exiled because of the conspiracy of Pontcallec in Brittany) on April 18, 1725.
He served at the Spanish Court and Parma during his youth. He was ambassador extraordinary to the Emperor Francis I. Knight of Malta, he was general of the galleys, bailiff and general of the land and naval forces. Brilliant legislator, he wrote the code which still bears his name and which is still today the fundamental source of the law of the Order of Malta. He reorganized the fleet and created a chair of navigation and mathematics at the university. He died in Valletta on July 14, 1797.


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import React, { Component } from 'react';

function getStatistics(metrics) {
    const statistics = [];
    for(let prop in metrics) {
        if(metrics.hasOwnProperty(prop) && prop.startsWith('counter')) {
            const item = {};
            let path = prop.replace(/star-star/g, '**')
                .replace(/\./g, '/').substring('counter.status.200'.length);
            const responseStatus = prop.substr('counter.status.'.length, 3);
            const gaugeKey = prop.replace(/counter\.status\.\d{3}/, 'gauge.response');
            const lastResponseTime = metrics[gaugeKey] + 'ms';

            if(path === '/unmapped') {
                path = '未映射路径';
            }else if(path === '/root') {
                path = '/';
            }
            item['path'] = path;
            item['responseStatus'] = responseStatus;
            item['lastResponseTime'] = lastResponseTime;
            item['visits'] = metrics[prop];

            statistics.push(item);
        }
    }

    return statistics;
}

function AccessStatistics(props) {
    const statistics = getStatistics(props.metrics);
    const trs = statistics.map(item =>

            {item.path}
            {item.responseStatus}
            {item.lastResponseTime}
            {item.visits}

    );
    return (

访问统计

                            访问路径
                            响应状态
                            上次响应时间
(与状态码不完全对应)
                            访问次数

                        {trs}

    )
}

export default AccessStatistics;

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Please note: not everything what UTLC can do can be shown with screenshots; try it yourself!
We do've a separate Support-Forum for that script on our Homepage: http://www.ggmj.de/forum/ ,so if you've Comments, Suggestions, Problems, .... feel free to visit us there.
I hope you've fun and success with it! Please do a post what you think of it in our forums, thanks!
Last edited by 3dc : 27th November, 2004 at 03:57 PM.
So NOONE wants to post anything related to this?!
Am I doing something wrong? Is it the wrong forum?
Version 1.1 has been released!
-Added a link to the comments-overview-page after adding/editing a comment.
-changed german text "logdateien" to "logs"
-changed german text "kommentare anzeigen" to "kommentare"
-Top100Matches. That function will show the matches with the most hits and the date the match started.
-If there are matches with same hitcount, it will be ordered by the date too.
-"Fake-Factor"-System now contains the colors from the comment-system.
-"Top 100 Players" now contains the colors from the comment-system.
UTLC now displays a nice graph (like in the search-results) for each type of collected data.
This includes statistics for number of different guids, names, ips and matches.
-Plain-Text Export-Feature for your search result.
Choose via checkboxes which rows you want to export; then click "Plaintext- /Printversion".
Have Fun with it, it's really "a neat tool to help you keep your server clean.".
Well I will post back.
I have been using it for several months now, and it's GREAT!
Makes it so easy to track players using multiple IDs and multiple players coming from the same IPs. My admins and I could not live with out it now.
Looks very good, tbh, I had earmarked this for a good look, forgot all about it Will have a run at it tomorrow, time permitting.
On behalf of the demo server admins out there, I wish there was even one program out there that would parse through demo server logs and try to implement something like your UTLOGCHECK. Tracking players on a demo server is a nightmare since the demo server can't run muts like ServerExt and of course everyone knows about the higher than average bot activity.
I've just installed this and I like it alot. I have a few problems at first with premissions but after getting it works out it runs great. There's a few things I asked to change if I spoke german. One thing I'd like would be the ablity to connent to more than one server to download logs. Another feature I think would be nice would be to have it auto phase after each map.
Last edited by RockStar : 31st July, 2005 at 11:45 PM.
I installed this just now, but I cant get it working. Some sort of FTP problem it seems. I got UTStats on the same host, so FTP should work.
Does anyone still have a copy of this script please?


Throat singer Tanya Tagaq and her improvising trio with drummer Jean Martin and violinist Jesse Zubot, are a sensation. Despite winning the 2014 Polaris Prize, a Canadian popular music award, for their album Animism, the trio has not abandoned their improvisational approach. They appeared at Victoriaville in 2010, but this time were joined by guest Montreal guitarist Bernard Falaise and choir leader Christine Duncan, who led the Element Choir, a group of some thirty voices from the Victoriaville region, some professional, some amateur. This grouping had a lot of moving parts, and the potential for disaster was quite high as these things go, but the performance was very successful, Duncan managing to blend her instrument —the choir—with the other musicians—no mean feat in a totally improvisational context. If one is to judge the health of Canadian improvised music by this and the preceding performance, the patient is doing quite well, indeed.
Friday closed out with a wonderfully funny, raucous set by Fet.Nat, a rock group from Gatineau, Quebec (across the river from Ottawa), fronted by dadaist wild man JFNO, who good-naturedly provoked and prodded the audience , who were enthralled by (and dancing to) a delightful blend of punk, funk, free jazz, and absurdist comedy.
This was a strong set of performances that bodes well for the final two days of the festival.


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Alt-Hildesheim war laut seinem Untertitel das Jahrbuch für Stadt und Stift Hildesheim sowie das Stadtarchiv Hildesheim. Das zeitweilig von Johannes Heinrich Gebauer herausgegebene Periodikum erschien teilweise mit dem Zusatz "eine Zeitschrift für Stadt und Stift Hildesheim"; zunächst von 1919 bis 1942 in Braunschweig im Westermann Verlag, dann in Hildesheim erst bei der August Lax Verlagsbuchhandlung und schließlich bis 1991 unter der  im Bernward-Verlag.

Nachfolger des Blattes wurde das Hildesheimer Jahrbuch für Stadt und Stift Hildesheim.

Weblinks
 Alt-Hildesheim ... in der Zeitschriftendatenbank (ZDB)
 Aufsätze zur Zeitschrift Alt-Hildesheim in der Niedersächsischen Bibliographie

Einzelnachweise

Geschichtswissenschaftliche Zeitschrift (Deutschland)
Zeitschrift (Niedersachsen)
Antiquarische Zeitschrift (Deutschland)
Deutschsprachiges Jahrbuch
Medien (Hildesheim)
Medien (Braunschweig)
Kultur (Hildesheim)
Geschichte (Hildesheim)
Ersterscheinung 1919
Erscheinen eingestellt 1991