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Conflict looms for Whitmer, Nessel as Enbridge accelerates Line 5 tunnel plan
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer speaks at the Detroit Regional Chamber's annual policy conference this week on Mackinac Island. Whitmer said she continues to work with Enbridge Inc. on an agreement to speed up construction of a tunnel (Bridge photo by Lindsay VanHulle)
May 30, 2019 Lindsay VanHulle Michigan Government
Enbridge, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan Attorney General
Oct. 31, 2019: Michigan judge rules Enbridge Line 5 construction is constitutional
June 27, 2019: Michigan AG Dana Nessel files lawsuit to shut down Line 5 in Mackinac Straits
MACKINAC ISLAND — Canadian energy giant Enbridge Inc. on Thursday announced it can finish a tunnel to house the controversial Line 5 oil pipeline in the Straits of Mackinac by 2024 at the earliest, shaving years off previous estimates.
Enbridge said in a statement that construction could start as soon as 2021, and the existing pipeline would be shut down as soon as the new one opened. The company originally said it would take seven to 10 years to build the tunnel, which was part of a deal negotiated with former Gov. Rick Snyder, a Republican, last year.
Snyder's successor, Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, told reporters Thursday that Enbridge's accelerated construction estimate signals she and the company may be making progress toward more quickly replacing the aging twin pipelines beneath the Straits of Mackinac.
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Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer halts action on Line 5 tunnel
Yet Attorney General Dana Nessel, a Democrat, promised this week to take Enbridge to court if negotiations are unsuccessful, potentially by the end of June. Whitmer told reporters Thursday she wants to avoid litigation, citing the likelihood that it could take more time to get Line 5 out of operation.
"I am concerned that if we don't have a date certain on when that pipeline comes out of the water, that the attorney general's going to want to go to court, and I think going to court creates a lot of uncertainty," Whitmer told reporters at the Detroit Regional Chamber's annual policy conference on Mackinac Island.
"We could be locked in litigation for a long time," Whitmer said. "Meanwhile, the pipeline stays in the bottom of the water. And that's what I'm worried about."
The Enbridge talks set up a potential conflict between Whitmer and Nessel on Line 5, as the Democrats take different approaches publicly on how to proceed. Nessel also broke with Whitmer this week related to a lawsuit questioning whether students have a constitutional right to literacy, saying she intends to file an amicus brief supporting Detroit's schools, while a lawyer defending the state and Whitmer did not address the literacy question in seeking to dismiss the suit.
Whitmer and Nessel said they are working collaboratively, and share the goal of getting the Line 5 pipeline out of the water as quickly as possible.
"I wouldn't characterize it as a disagreement" with Whitmer, Nessel told Bridge this week on Mackinac Island.
"We both have the same objective, and that is to get the oil out of the water as quickly as possible," Nessel said. "We both feel very strongly about the notion that Line 5 is a constant threat to our state and that we are in jeopardy.
"The governor wanted an opportunity to negotiate with Enbridge, to see if they could agree to a very quick timeline in terms of getting Line 5 decommissioned," Nessel said.
"Rather than enter the state into protracted litigation on this that could take quite some time, of course I want to provide her with the opportunity to see if she could negotiate something quickly. And I've given her that opportunity. And if those negotiations prove to be unsuccessful, then certainly, I plan to act."
Whitmer began talking with Enbridge about speeding up the tunnel's construction in April. She halted work on the tunnel plan in late March, following the release of an opinion from Nessel that a lame-duck law creating a tunnel oversight board is unconstitutional.
Enbridge last year signed agreements with Snyder's administration to move forward on the tunnel project, citing the need to ensure availability of propane to meet energy needs of the residents of Northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula.
Line 5 is controversial in part because of its age, 66 years, and because of the risk — however small — that a rupture could cause a devastating oil spill in the Great Lakes. An anchor strike last year damaged parts of the pipeline. Environmental groups oppose the tunnel. Residents opposed to the tunnel protested on Mackinac Island during the conference this week.
"Enbridge has committed to construct the tunnel as quickly as prudently possible and to advance a number of additional protective measures while we construct the tunnel," Enbridge's statement said. "Given the attorney general's opinion that the previous administration tunnel authority is invalid, Enbridge engaged and has continued to engage the state about alternatives to address that concern."
The company said it "is prepared to invest $500 million to build this tunnel solution."
Whitmer's approach to Line 5 is more measured than it was during her campaign for governor last year. As a candidate, Whitmer vowed to file an injunction to shut down Line 5 on her first day in office. She opposed Snyder's tunnel agreement with Enbridge, saying it would tie the hands of the next governor and she would challenge it in court.
On Thursday, she told reporters that her job is "to get the best deal that I can for the state" and lower energy costs for Upper Peninsula residents.
"The attorney general and I have been very close on this issue," Whitmer said. "Dana Nessel is doing her job. I have a great deal of respect for Dana. She is smart, and she is tough, and we share the same goal of getting the oil out of the water. And I'm trying to make sure that we do it in a responsible way that protects our water and gets it done once and for all."
Bridge reporters Riley Beggin and Jim Malewitz contributed to this report.
Enbridge wins another round over Dana Nessel in Michigan Line 5 tunnel fight
January 17, 2020 | Jonathan Oosting
The Court of Appeals decision this week means Enbridge can move forward for now with next steps on the project, including permit requests needed for tunnel construction
Democrats and Republicans agree: Shut down Enbridge Line 5
June 27, 2017 | Bob Campbell
A strange-bedfellows coalition of Trump supporters and progressive Democrats are finding common ground in opposing the Enbridge oil lines in the Straits of Mackinac, united by deeply personal ties to the Great Lakes.
Enbridge lost rods in the Straits. It didn't tell Michigan for two months.
December 5, 2019 | Riley Beggin
Enbridge says the accident involving lost rods at the bottom of the Straits of Mackinac doesn't pose an environmental risk. But some environmental groups are worried it indicates problems to come.
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So now we have a new absolutist unaccountable office we never knew we had the AG! All that is required is say (in their opinion) such and such is unconstitutional and va la you can change the law. More evidence that the 63 Mi constitution was a garbage document. To our friends on the left in spite of the fact that you agree with what she's doing, be careful what you wish for because new precedent is being set and there will be another AG you're not so keen about,who will happily pick up where she leaves off. Maybe it's wishful thinking that this can be recognized?
So, do we really want MORE fuel transport trucks driving over our roads and bridges in Michigan? Won't this be counterproductive to fixing our roads and bridges?
They have a pipe line all ready running through Chicago to Canada!! WE get NONE of the Gas just the environmental disaster! Just look to their oil spill a few years ago in a western Michigan river..... The state had to pay for the clean up,,, Ruling from the right wing courts!!!
Feelings and opinions have nothing to do with establishing laws. The job of the executive branch is to enforce existing laws. The legislative branch makes new law, or changes or deletes existing law. The Supreme Court determines whether or not a new law is valid under the constitution. If you want the existing pipeline out of the water, then get the legislature to make a law saying no pipelines in the water. You can get the legislature to do this by either talking to your representative or electing a representative who will listen to you.
middle of the mit
That is all fine and well.
Let it be know from this time forward that conservatives are TAKING OWNERSHIP OF THE PIPELINE ACROSS THE MACKINAW STRAITS!
Since it has been said, so shall it be done!
The straights are yours, Just like Flint!
Don't like it? Don't take ownership!


Abstract: Conventional wireless power transfer systems consist of a microwave power generator and a microwave power receiver separated by some distance. To realize efficient power transfer, the system is typically brought to resonance, and the coupled-antenna mode is optimized to reduce radiation into the surrounding space. In this scheme, any modification of the receiver position or of its electromagnetic properties results in the necessity of dynamically tuning the whole system to restore the resonant matching condition. It implies poor robustness to the receiver location and load impedance, as well as additional energy consumption in the control network. In this study, we introduce a new paradigm for wireless power delivery based on which the whole system, including transmitter and receiver and the space in between, forms a unified microwave power generator. In our proposed scenario the load itself becomes part of the generator. Microwave oscillations are created directly at the receiver location, eliminating the need for dynamical tuning of the system within the range of the self-oscillation regime. The proposed concept has relevant connections with the recent interest in parity-time symmetric systems, in which balanced loss and gain distributions enable unusual electromagnetic responses.


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Talking Tactics: Key factors in determining the Giro winner
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Rather than look back on the Ardennes, this week I'm going to look forward to the Giro d'Italia, which starts in Naples in just ten days' time. This year's edition looks set to be as close and unpredictable as 2012's. There's no doubting the class present in the field, and the outcome of the race will depend on a number of key variables. With that in mind, here are a few thoughts on the five key factors which will decide the winner of the 2013 Giro.
1. The knife-edge of form
It's generally states as 'form is temporary, class is permanent', with the emphasis on the second part of the statement. However, here it's more relevant to turn the saying on its head and assess each rider's form heading into the race. I'm not going to turn this into a detailed breakdown of each of the key contenders – that will follow on the blog during our Giro previews next week – but here are a few observations to consider.
Form is temporary. A top rider can only sustain peak form for at most 3-4 weeks before it starts to decay. We have seen a prime example of this during the spring classics season in the form of Peter Sagan, who came into top form during March's Flandrian races but was starting to drop off as soon as April started (despite his narrow win at Brabantse Pijl) culminating in quiet showings at Amstel Gold and Fleche Wallonne. Similarly, Bradley Wiggins' all-conquering 2012 programme was based around short, sharp peaks focussed on Paris-Nice, Tour de Romandie, Critreium du Dauphine and finally the Tour de France, with a strict training regime to manage his form in between.
Could Nibali have peaked too soon? (image: Astana)
You can have too much of a good thing. Conversely, it is possible to enter a big race carrying too much form. For a grand tour, where the greatest challenges lie in weeks two and three, you want to start the race on an up-tick with the aim of hitting top form somewhere in the second week. So a rider on an established hot streak potentially risks running out of form just as everyone else is coming into it.
That's why I would sound a note of caution over Vincenzo Nibali. His overall victories at Tirreno-Adriatico and Giro del Trentino in the last six weeks have been hugely impressive. But has this been too much too soon? He will hope he has prepared himself just right but don't be surprised if he suddenly pops in a final week which will ruthlessly seek out weakening form, with a run of three stages (18-20) which include a steep uphill time trial and then back-to-back summit finishes.
Lack of results does not necessarily mean poor preparation. The main question mark over Wiggins' is his lack of results this year. He appeared uninterested at the Tour of Oman before a reasonable showing at last month's Volta a Catalunya, where he was fifth overall, a placing he matched at the Giro del Trentino last week. At both races he showed enough flashes to suggest his form is developing and that he has been working on finding another gear in the mountains. Given Sky's rigorous out-of-race training programmes, I suspect he's close to where he needs to be and will peak on cue. Whether that will be enough for him to win is another matter.
Evans – not in top form yet, but is it coming? (image: Panache)
Like Wiggins, a number of other top Giro contenders have had low-profile early seasons. Cadel Evans was also at Trentino and looked a little short of where he needed to be but fought well to stay in touch on the decisive final stage to finish eighth overall. If he has judged his preparation right, those crucial final watts of power which were missing last week will arrive in May.
And Samuel Sanchez has only participated in two major stage races this season – Tirreno-Adriatico and Vuelta al Pais Vasco – but a second place on a key mountain stage at the latter suggests that he too is heading into form at the right time.
Of course, all the above is supposition, with the observer's judgement filling in the gaps in the scarce data we have available to us. It's certainly much more difficult to tell whether a rider performing at 95% is developing form or just in plain bad form than it is to spot one who has peaked and is now on the downward slope. But hey, that's part of the fun, right?
2. The parcours
In any grand tour, the balance of the parcours can have a signficant influence. For instance, compare last year's Vuelta a Espana, with its ten summit finishes, with the Tour de France, which had just two high mountain finishes and two long time trials. The Vuelta route was built for pure, explosive climbers, whereas the Tour was designed to favour those as adept at racing against a clock as they are speeding uphill. No surprise, then, that the winners of those respective races were Alberto Contador and Bradley Wiggins.
This year's Giro route offers up a tricky conundrum which sits somewhere between the two and indeed offers encouragement for both grimpeurs and rouleurs. There are five summit finishes for the climbers to attack and build an advantage, but these are preceded by a 55.5km individual time trial, where some will lose four minutes or more, and a shorter team time trial, in which climbers' teams frequently lack power. Intriguingly, three stages from the finish we also have a 19.4km time trial with over 1,000 metres of ascending. This could be wide-open: some pure climbers will do well, others will struggle, while all-rounders such as Wiggins and Evans, who are accomplished but not explosive climbers, will certainly excel.
The penultimate stage 20 is definitely a climbers' day, but will a climber or an all-rounder hold the advantage overall?
Overall though, based on the parcours alone, my gut-feel is that this is a year which will favour great climbers/good time-trialists over good climbers/great time-trialists. That puts Nibali at a slight advantage but also Sanchez and perhaps even defending champ Hesjedal. The likes of Wiggins and Evans will look to bank maximum advantage in the two early time trials and then defend their positions in the mountains.
3. The team
It's still possible for a rider to win with a merely decent team – Contador has won many of his grand tours with squads which were far from the strongest in the peloton – but, of course, it helps. The Wiggins-Froome one-two in France last summer had its foundations in a Sky squad which was, man-for-man, clearly superior to any of their rivals'. Certainly, the final gap to third-placed Nibali of over six minutes was more down to the limitations of his Liquigas-Cannondale team than his own. Having a strong team allows a leader to conserve energy and reduce the threat of attacks from others. Sky set the template for this at the Tour, forcing other teams to shed their support riders on key climbs and with Froome always at Wiggins' side.
Sky won't have their A-team at the Giro, but Wiggins will certainly not be lacking for support as he will have both Sergio Henao and Rigoberto Uran – both of whom raced the Giro last year and finished in the top nine – alongside him. They will expect to dominate in the early TTT, where both Nibali's Astana and Hesjedal's Garmin-Sharp are also strong and Sanchez's Euskaltel-Euskadi team – who are to time-trialling what elephants are to ballet – will concede unhelpful chunks of time. Whether any of this trio (or indeed anyone else) can match Sky's strength in depth across the three weeks is questionable. Most likely, this is the one key area where Wiggins will have a distinct advantage.
Will a lack of victories in 2013 dent Wiggo's confidence? (image: Sky)
Another intangible! If you believe everything coming out of the Sky camp at the moment – and I take it all with a pinch of salt – Wiggins' pre-Giro testing numbers are better than they were pre-Tour last year. That may be true, but even if it is that counts for little once the flag drops and battle is joined. Last year Wiggins sailed into the Tour knowing he could win, off the back of his three earlier confidence-boosting wins. This year he doesn't have the security of strong performances to underpin him and he will enter the Giro merely thinking he can win. That final sliver of confidence might end up being the one thing standing between a good race and a winning one for him.
Nibali, on the other hand, must have (if you'll excuse the pun) sky-high confidence right now. He beat a world-class field including Froome at Tirreno-Adriatico last month. He beat a strong field including Wiggins at Trentino last week. Even if his form does tip over the edge in the final week, confidence can take a rider to places his body alone can't. It could be enough to transform the Sicilian from a serial podium finisher to a Giro champion.
5. Luck
Just because. A crash in the peloton. An unfortunate mechanical at the base of a climb. Food poisoning. Any number of things. This is the last of my five key factors, but don't for one minute think it's the least.
All the above proves is that we cannot be certain of anything going into the Giro. But the one thing it does demonstrate is that winning a grand tour is not just a case of the riders showing up and the best man winning. There are many factors at play, many of them indiscernible to the eye, and some of which may not surface until the crucible environment of the closing stages. But we will be privy to a game of ebb and flow, where the strongest rider at the end of the race is not necessarily the strongest rider going into it – or indeed the strongest rider half-way through it. Again, last year's Vuelta was the perfect example. Who was the strongest rider three-quarters of the way through the race? Joaquim Rodriguez. Who won? Alberto Contador. If we get a battle half as good in May, the Giro will be spectacular. Over to you, guys.
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Arrival to Puerto Maldonado and transfer to the port where we board our boat and begin an unforgettable journey through the Madre de Dios River. Along the way you can observe alligators, turtles, herons and other animals. Arrive to EcoAmazonia Lodge, enjoy a typical Peruvian welcome drink, and we will settle into our bungalows. Lunch will be served. We will visit Monkey Island with our local tour guide. Located just 5 minutes from the lodge, in the middle of the Madre de Dios River, Monkey Island shelters different species of monkeys from the bustling maquisapas, achuñis, imposing friars, and small lion monkeys. During the trip to the island you will enjoy beautiful and the exuberant fauna and flora as well as a wonderful sunsets in the jungle.
After breakfast we begin our journey with a hike through the deep forest crossing specially prepared trails and bridges to cross streams. We will observe the caimans cave and then continue our trip until we arrive at the majestic LAKE APU VICTOR with its crystalline waters surrounded by huge swamps and giant trees. Later we will climb up our AMAZON Lookout with spectacular panoramic views of the lake, parrots, macaws, toucans, etc., and other animals like caimans and turtles. Return to the lodge lunch and in the afternoon we will visit Gamita River, which is born from the depths of the jungle. We will also take a dip in its waters. Return. Dinner.
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Trinity Designs: Big Convention News and a Swap Card too!
Hey there! I was going to just pop on here for a minute to show you this card, one of my convention swaps, but I also need to share some amazing news with you.
On Thursday night at awards night, I had the double honor of being named #72 Demonstrator of the Year, and most stunning - I was named to the 2009-10 Advisory Board!!!!!!
All I can say is WOW!! I am still in shock over receiving this fabulous honor. It is exciting and overwhelming at the same time. I'll have some photos to post next week of many things here at convention, including awards night, so stay tuned for that. I don't have the ability to download any from here at the hotel.
I hope you like the card for today. I used Elegant Eggplant and Whisper White along with the Snow Swirled stamp set, Dazzling Diamonds Glitter, Rhinestone Ice Square Brads, White Organza Ribbon and my Big Shot with the Texture Plates.
Have a wonderful Sunday! I am flying home today and can't wait to see my family again!
Congratulations! You must be really psyched to have received those awards, especially the big one! Jean C.
Waouhhh what a gorgeous card.I love it so much.
Congratulations!! You deserve it all!!! So proud of you, my friend!!
Congratulations, Robin! That is wonderful news!
CONGRATULATIONS Robin!! How exciting to be on the advisory board!
It was such a pleasure to meet you and be able to give you a hug at convention. Congratulations on this amazing honor. I know you will represent all demonstrators well.
Congratulations Robin! Very well deserved, I'm sure it was a night to remember for you.


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The most common substitute for sherry vinegar is wine. Either red or white wine may be used as long as it complements the other ingredients in the recipe. If the acidic properties are more important to the recipe than the sherry flavor, using another vinegar is a better choice.
By European law, sherry is a protected designation and only products produced in the Spanish province of Cadiz may be legally labeled as sherry. As a result, authentic sherry vinegar is always from Spain. While other European wine vinegars such as balsamic are increasingly popular in the United States, sherry vinegar is less commonly imported.


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Singled Out: Be's Golden Cup
Be mastered mind David Hawkins tells us the story behind the single "Golden Cup" which features Ken Stringfellow (Posies, R.E.M., Big Star) and comes from the Be's sophomore album "You". Here is the story:
"Golden Cup" is a conversation with the One; specifically with the Goddess. The symbol of the Goddess has always resonated with me; it seems natural. We were all born from mothers, after all. The song is of praise and gratitude to her for guiding me through the valleys in my life, and a spiritual desire to become one with her and understand her secrets. It's kind of mysterious; a song of thanks and for transcendence. Ken Stringfellow (Posies, R.E.M., Big Star) appears on the album, and when his voice comes in here on the chorus, it really adds to the transcendent quality of the song. I've always loved his voice, and it really shines here.
Songs have a life of their own, and their meaning is subjective and evolves with time, so they're kind of hard to pin down, but I think "Golden Cup" speaks both to a relationship with the Spirit and a personal relationship. It celebrates the Goddess, and also speaks to that aspect in ourselves. The guitar groove and first verse lyrics came at the same time: "You lift me up / I drink from your Golden Cup / you show me things I need to know." The Golden Cup is the Grail (another symbol I'm fascinated with), which is symbolic of renewal and spiritual nourishment. The Grail also relates to the health of the Land, which is certainly relevant now as well. Once those initial lyrics came, things flowed from there. The line "I'm thankful for so much, you turned all my lead to gold" is a reference to alchemy as a metaphor for the process of our Soul's growth; of transforming our base and shadow sides (lead) into the higher noble elements (gold) by facing them and understanding them.
For me, writing songs is like a cross between prayer and therapy; it's a way of working things out and expressing myself, but also a way to connect to the Spirit. It's sacred and personal and I do it for myself, but it's nice to see it resonating with others the way it is. It feels good to see people moved by a song in the same way I was moved when I wrote it. Music is powerful that way; it's a universal language. It connects us and heals us and brings us what
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If a wedding shower isn't 'grammable, is it really worth throwing? We chatted with Pink Peonies blogger Rach Parcell to uncover her tips for throwing a beautiful shower for your friend or family member.
Style at Home: Where would you look for beautiful invitations for a wedding shower?
Rach Parcell: My favourite place to order prints for my events is Minted.com! You can even do beautiful e-invites as well. They feel custom, elevated and unique. I host events all the time and I always go to Minted first!
SAH: How do you choose a theme for a wedding shower?
RP: I always look at the woman I am throwing the shower for. What are her favourite colours? What is her style? What is the feel of her wedding aesthetic? I always add a romantic flair to whatever style I end up going with. Let the bride's style shine through and be the starting off point to planning.
SAH: How do you choose a colour palette for a wedding shower?
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SAH: What's your best piece of advice for throwing a wedding shower?
RP: Use flowers! If you have beautiful blooms displayed, there's no need to go buy a bunch of decorations. Flowers are effortless and understated yet beautiful. Everyone loves them.
SAH: Favourite flowers to decorate with?
RP: Garden roses and peonies are by far my favourite! I also grab a few bunches of greenery to add in to my arrangements; Greenery makes the flowers pop and you don't need to buy as many flowers, so it saves money and will make the arrangement look fuller.
SAH: What are some of your favourite foods to serve?
RP: When I'm hosting, especially at my home, I don't want the stress of having to cook for everyone as well. I focus on the decor and display and hire out the food. A lot of times I get sugar cookies at my favourite local bakery and then run to a cafe and get some sandwiches and a few different flavours of soup. Also, a big fruit platter is a hit!
SAH: Indoor shower or outdoor shower?
RP: I love both! If the weather permits, outdoor is always dreamy.
SAH: What's your secret to setting an absolutely stunning table?
RP: Flowers and garlands! Flowers and greenery instantly elevate any tablescape!
Q: What's a creative and pretty wedding shower favour you can make to give guests?
RP: I always love to do a mini box of macarons in the colour of the shower I throw. Light pink macarons are beautiful, icy blue are gorgeous too.
SAH: Wedding shower games you love?
RP: I actually don't play games at showers. I like to keep it intimate, special and allow the women there to visit with each other and enjoy the company. I've found games can be confusing and time-consuming.
SAH: Tips for making the wedding shower extra special?
RP: I always love to record the bride's fiancé prior to the shower and have him say what he loves about the bride and tell about their first kiss, their first date, the first time they said, "I love you," etc. I pause it before the groom answers, so the bride can guess the answer and see if they remember it all the same. It makes for some laughs and a sweet moment.


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Q: (Flutter) Creating SQFLite database automatically when a new project is created I am building an app in which a user can create multiple projects.
I want each project to have its unique database, since although columns (there will be 6-7 columns) name will be the same, but the values under columns for a new project will be different.
How to create new SQFlite database each time when a user creates a new project?
Or is there some other better way to achieve to achieve this?
Here is my code for the database that i have manually created if you want to go through it:
    class DatabaseHelper {
  static final DatabaseHelper _instance = new DatabaseHelper.internal();

  factory DatabaseHelper() => _instance;

  final String tableUser = "userTable";
  final String columnId = "id";

  final String columnRuns = "runs";

  static Database _db;

  Future<Database> get db async {
    if (_db != null) {
      return _db;
    }
    _db = await initDb();

    return _db;
  }

  DatabaseHelper.internal();

  initDb() async {
    Directory documentDirectory = await getApplicationDocumentsDirectory();
    String path = join(documentDirectory.path,
        "maindbnew.db"); //home://directory/files/maindb.db

    var ourDb = await openDatabase(path, version: 1, onCreate: _onCreate);
    return ourDb;
  }

   void _onCreate(Database db, int newVersion) async {
    await db.execute(
        "CREATE TABLE $tableUser($columnId INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, $columnRuns INTEGER)");
  }

  //CRUD - CREATE, READ, UPDATE, DELETE

  //Insertion
  Future<int> saveUser(User user) async {
    var dbClient = await db;
    int res = await dbClient.insert("$tableUser", user.toMap());
    return res;
  }

  //Get Users
  Future<List> getAllUsers() async {
    var dbClient = await db;
    var result = await dbClient.rawQuery("SELECT * FROM $tableUser");

    return result.toList();
  }

  Future<int> getCount() async {
    var dbClient = await db;
    return Sqflite.firstIntValue(
        await dbClient.rawQuery("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM $tableUser"));
  }

  Future<User> getUser(int id) async {
    var dbClient = await db;

    var result = await dbClient
        .rawQuery("SELECT * FROM $tableUser WHERE $columnId = $id");
    if (result.length == 0) return null;
    return new User.fromMap(result.first);
  }

  Future<int> deleteUser(int id) async {
    var dbClient = await db;

    return await dbClient
        .delete(tableUser, where: "$columnId = ?", whereArgs: [id]);
  }

  Future<int> updateUser(User user) async {
    var dbClient = await db;
    return await dbClient.update(tableUser, user.toMap(),
        where: "$columnId = ?", whereArgs: [user.id]);
  }

  Future close() async {
    var dbClient = await db;
    return dbClient.close();
  }
}

 class User {
  int _runs;

  int _id;

  User(this._runs);

  User.map(dynamic obj) {
    this._runs = obj['runs'];

    this._id = obj['id'];
  }

  int get runs => _runs;

  int get id => _id;

  Map<String, dynamic> toMap() {
    var map = new Map<String, dynamic>();
    map["runs"] = _runs;

    if (id != null) {
      map["id"] = _id;
    }
    return map;
  }

  User.fromMap(Map<String, dynamic> map) {
    this._runs = map["runs"];

    this._id = map["id"];
  }
}

P.S. I just have one column right now, I'll add more later.

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Everyone can thank Ms. Margo Gonterman for harassing me enough to post some photos that I shot at the Gymnastics Championships last weekend. These are all of LSU, because they were the ones paying the bills that weekend.
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I'm not sure how much I like the thumbnail gallery. I like the idea and how it's laid out on this page, but when I view an image I can't click through to look at all of them, I keep having to go back, scroll down, click again, repeat. The inconvenience annoys me.
I agree, I probably won't do it again. I just wanted to test it out cause it was faster than doing it the way I normally do.


I have a single ALAC file with a cue sheet.
You set the format for the filenames in Max's preferences (in the Output section).
My only guess is that the tag field names are not the same in ALAC.
The file name info when you are splitting from a cue file comes from the cue file, not from the sound file.
I just tried this myself and it worked perfectly: I pasted your format string right into Max and converted from an ALAC/CUE pair and it worked exactly right.
Are you sure you're doing this right - are you handing Max the *cue* file? You must not hand it the ALAC file; it will never see the cue file if you do that.
This is getting to the point of frustration for me.
I have no idea why i am not able to split a FLAC file from its Cue file.
Can actually MAX split a Flac file into multiple files with its proper tag names ?????
I have used the exact same setting as the ones in your video and i still have the same results.
I also noticed that the cue and the file is in flac and during split its being converted to alac.
can we discuss a possible teamviewer session to look this up with me..
disorient wrote: I also noticed that the cue and the file is in flac and during split its being converted to alac.
I don't know what it's being converted to in the movie, but I started with a flac because in some of your earlier messages you said things like "I have no idea why i am not able to split a FLAC file from its Cue file." Part of the difficulty here, for me, is that you keep shifting your ground - you've given more than one possible output title format, for example. I wish you'd pick a single story and stick to it.
It might help if you'd show the cue file you're starting with (just paste its content right into a message). If you refer in the output format to a tag that's not present in the cue file, odd things can happen (on my machine I can end up with no output at all).


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Brightburn (Post-release)
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What did you think of Brightburn?
It was great. Loved it.
It was good. Liked it very much.
It was okay. Not too pleased with it.
It was disappointing.
It was bad.
I saw the trailer for this movie earlier today and wow, I'm pretty excited. I know on one occasion I've wondered what Superman would have done if he'd turned to the dark side. Farm? Check. Spaceship crash landing? Check. Papa Kent's truck? Check. Snyder-style swing blowing in the wind? Check. Looks good, though, I'll definitely be checking it out!
Reactions: GirlyGothicGeek
Huh... Seems worth having. And it's no mistaking it as evil Superman. But, I kind of doubt it will be enjoyable. Most good Superman stories' conflict's revolve around being about personal interaction, secret identities, and protecting friends, because he simply can't be challenged in a physical way.
If this is just gonna be Brandon wading through "Middleville", or wherever this is, and turning it into a civil war blood bath reenactment.. then where's the story? How is it not just murder porn at that point?
GirlyGothicGeek
I'm really excited for this. I have always wondered about an evil-Superman too. The fact that it's being done by James Gunn just adds to the "yes"
Looks interesting.
D48thRonin
GirlyGothicGeek said:
The fact that it's being done by James Gunn just adds to the "yes"
Except that it's not - it's not really a James Gunn film. He's only one of 6 listed producers (and not even an executive producer). He didn't direct it, he didn't write it. They're just using his name in a slightly misleading way.
D48thRonin said:
Thank you for the info! They certainly have been being misleading about it. Still excited, but good to know.
rocketeer25
Just saw the trailer for this and it looks very interesting! Surprised that it's not been done before as a move...
JRHermle
Going to call it now... The mother has to make the choice to kill the kid. She was the first one to touch him and "somehow" that means he's depowered when she's holding him...
Or else the whole town acts like that episode of Twilight Zone and kiss ass to prevent from being "wished out into the cornfield."
This film reminds me so much of the old Superman comics where they explored a 'What if' story.
It is the flip side of Stan Lee's "With great power comes great responsibility", we get to see if Superman had indulged in is darker impulses when he was young and had no care for what happened.
funboy1013xx
that trailer kinda remind's me of "chronicle"...
Reactions: Gimpdiggity
Saw it tonight. While I did enjoy it, it was so predictable. Overall I feel I could've skipped seeing it in the theatre and maybe would've liked it more, but we pretty much go to the movies every week, so oh well.
Reactions: Richard Baker
I think a lot of films are just fine on the home screen- some demand a theater experience like the Star Wars and Trek films, but with our set up at home they are great. If a film is special enough or has things I would like to reference or see over and over again (Ready Player One) I buy the disc, but a lot are watch one time and I am fine.
I used to go to movies as social events, but with the price of tickets and popcorn for a family I can get the BluRay and the Player for it at the same cost...
Reactions: Bigdaddy
Brightburn had all the usual jump scares and telegraphed every plot point but it was a fun way to "burn" 90 mins on a rainy day. I liked it. Very interested in what they could do with a sequel. They set up for the "evil" justice league in post credits.
NeoRutty
I dug it. Not great... certainly not bad.
I wish they had made the kid more a sociopath from the beginning... Felt like he was fine til the ship called to him.
Clark was a good kid raised by a good family... If they're doing "what if Clark was bad" have him be a kid torturing animals or being a complete weirdo from the start....
Tan Djarka
Finally got around to seeing it. Not a great movie, but I don't feel bad for having seen it. While there is a set up for sequels, I don't know if that's something we really need. It made nearly 27 million on a 7 million dollar budget, so it's at least a financial possibility.
I saw this yesterday and would give it a 5/6 out of 10. Its hard to describe why I didn't like it more... it's like the individual scenes were fine, but they didn't develop into a solid whole. Maybe I was looking forward to it too much... Still it was a good popcorn movie.
d_jedi1
Could have sworn that I replied to this... weird.
Anyway, I really liked it.
Kind of tipped it's hand early if you'r paying attention (like a Shyamalan film) but that wasn't a totally bad thing and certainly didn't break the film.


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"Erased" by Sharon Evans-Rose is a kind of thriller that will keep the reader spellbound right to the end. When Abigail Cummings discovers that her husband has not quit cheating on her, she not only tells him to pack his things and get out, she also fires him from the business. After all she owns it; he had only just married into it. That same day Abby disappears and is left for dead in the North Carolina mountains in the middle of a raging snowstorm. Rafe Adams just happens to be at his cabin for the weekend when he comes across Abby lying in the snow. As a doctor he knew she was severely injured, and to top it off, when she comes to she has no memory of what happened, who she is or who would have wanted to kill her. Now the mystery deepens as she tries to recall events and stay safe with Rafe's help till they discover what happened.
The fascinating mountains of North Carolina have drawn people to their mysteries for eons. The commercial hustle and bustle, the vibrancy of different personalities of the residents and their creative spirit combine to give this region a flavor all its own. Sharon Evans-Rose was introduced to the area through the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem when her eleven-year-old daughter was the recipient of a ballet scholarship. Images from time spent there became the perfect setting for Erased. A native West Virginian, Sharon Evans-Rose's interest in the Arts began at an early age with her fascination of creating her own paper dolls. Dance lessons, both locally and in New York City led to several years of performing professionally as well as designing and creating costumes. Also a talented artist, she has won numerous awards for her water colors. She and her husband, Jerry Rose, created their own School of Dance and their talented graduates have performed on Broadway, in Las Vegas, at Disney World, on cruise ships, with major dance companies, some teach college and several now have their own studios. Sharon's desire to write rested in the back of her mind, nudging repeatedly throughout her busy life. She finally was able to create the time to write this novel and Erased is the first of many stories she holds ready for publication. Sharon lives in Beckley, WV with her husband, Jerry and has one daughter, Heather, a son-in-law Shane, and is devoted to her grand-son John.


Fall-related injuries are no joke when you're of a certain age.
Back in the late 1980s, we were alerted to the problem of falls in the home in a unique way. A company called Life Call began marketing a 24-hour monitoring service for elders living alone. If the elder needed assistance and couldn't reach a phone, he or she could simply press a button on a pendant worn around the neck and instantly connect to a dispatcher, who would call emergency services. TV commercials featured an elderly woman who had fallen in the bathroom, who tells the dispatcher, "I've fallen, and I can't get up." That line became a catchphrase and turned up in everything from TV shows to comedy routines. In 2007, it was ranked by USA Today as the most memorable marketing campaign of the past 25 years [source: USA Today].
Although the commercial was funny, falls in the home are anything but. They're the leading cause of injury-related death in people age 65 and older. In 2005, about 2 million elders visited an emergency room for fall-related injuries, and 20 to 30 percent of them suffered severe injuries that can greatly decrease mobility or even shorten lives, such as broken hips or traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) [source: CDC].
We often associate the risk of falling with people who have mobility problems, but that's not necessarily the case. The first way to prevent falls has nothing to do with using a walker or a cane.
It's time to look at your home with a fresh perspective -- what might be a hazard and increase your risk of falling?
Most of us think nothing of skirting around things when navigating a room, but think of how dangerous those out-of-place objects can be if you're walking around in dim light or simply aren't as agile as you once were. Examine all of the typical traffic patterns through the house and move obstacles such as extension cords or ottomans. Rugs can also pose a problem; you could make them more stable by getting a nonslip pad to go underneath them or tack them to the floor. If you have loose carpet or other flooring, get it repaired immediately.
It's best to keep essential items on lower shelves and cabinets -- get assistance if you need to reach items that are higher up. If you must get something on a higher shelf, remember to use a sturdy step stool with nonskip steps and a handle, not a chair or other improvised stool.
Adequate lighting is important, too. Light switches or lamps should be located close to the entrances of rooms and by bedsides so that you don't have to cross a room in the dark. Consider placing night-lights in dimly lit areas, and install lights along stairways so that each tread is visible.
If these tips aren't enough, you can also buy aids specifically designed to help prevent falls. Check them out next.
Try tai chi to improve balance and coordination.
Starting up an exercise program may seem counterintuitive at first if you're worried about falling. Won't a lot of moving around increase your risk? Many elders avoid exercising because of this concern, but the opposite is true. Staying sedentary actually increases your risk, because it can lower your stamina, balance, flexibility and coordination. Even if you're already exercising regularly, you may not be doing all you can to help prevent falls. To build stamina, try low-impact cardio exercises like walking or swimming.
It's also important to incorporate exercises that require precision and concentration, such as yoga and tai chi. There are many different types of yoga for people of all ages and fitness levels, so it doesn't matter if you're not very flexible. Tai chi has also become popular with elders as a way to strengthen and increase balance. Although it's a martial art, tai chi uses graceful, slow movements. You can find programs specifically designed for first-timers, senior citizens and people with limited mobility.
Still worried? Discuss your fears with your doctor. He or she can recommend an exercise program, or a physical therapist that can design a program just for your needs. The same is true if you have mobility issues. You may be limited in what you can do to strengthen your legs or improve your balance, for example, but you can build your arm strength to help support your weight.
For more on aging and health, try the HowStuffWorks articles listed on the next page.
Brown, J.S., et al. "Urinary incontinence: Does it increase risk for falls and fractures?" Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 2000, vol. 48, no. 7.


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The menu is an A4 sheet, written in biro on a clipboard, a real sign of a kitchen thinking on its toes and basing decisions on what's there and what's good. It offers a soup and two sandwich options – actually one sandwich option, as the parents have snapped up all the pastrami and sauerkraut in the last wave of customers. Along one end of the counter they're growing mirco-greens in a row.
The room is generously high-ceilinged, housed in what was the old kitchen of the house. There is wood stacked in the fireplace nook where someone once cooked. Seating is on refectory-style beautiful oak benches and tables with a few smaller tables for two dotted around the edges. The walls are decorated with botanical photographs, exquisite close-ups of buds and succulents.
Sweet potato soup comes in wide generous white bowls with blue rims that look like enamel but are ceramic. There are soft chunks of the cheery orange root vegetable in here and so much more as well, chickpeas, chewy peas, a delicately spiced tomato base and finished with splodges of bright-green herb salsa. It comes with two large toasted slices of great sourdough bread and a portion of butter wrapped up in wax paper like a sweet, which is so much more thoughtful than the foil-wrapped food service version. All of this costs €5, making it the best fiver you can spend on food in this pricey old city these days.
My sandwich is a king of toasties. It's got a chorus line of flavour kicks, a properly fiery and funky kimchi, salami that's been fermented till it honks and then sliced thinner than the best prosciutto, a good cheddar to bind it all together and seeded sourdough toast finished with butter on the outside.
The cakes taste like they were made fresh that morning and are divine. I have a carrot and walnut slice, with a cake part that is soil-brown and dense with carrot and nuts topped with a light, fluffy, sweetened cream cheese and more fresh walnuts and some flower petals to make it all beautiful. There's a cinnamon and chocolate cookie that has the right kind of hint of Christmas to it, excellent coffee (not decaf) and a tea.
So go to the Goethe. You don't need a bump or a language bent to be there. After we've floated out of the place I wonder whose idea it was putting a real cook into a cultural space. These are so often dominated by cookie-cutter chains. Then I remember how Caryna Camerino has written movingly in this newspaper about her family history. Her grandfather Enzo Camerino survived Auschwitz. I don't know if that had any bearing on the Goethe-Institut's choice of person to run their cafe. By putting her delicious food in this forward-thinking place she is doing him, and them, proud.
Lunch for two with cakes, kombucha, spring water tea and coffee comes to €32.40.
Verdict A beautiful new cafe in a food desert part of town.


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In 1965-66 the right-wing military regime that seized power in Indonesia slaughtered up to one million people, mainly Communist party activists and supporters, in the most brutal manner. The "democratic" West not only did not protest, but in some cases, such as the US government via the CIA, actually handed over to the butchers lists of activists deemed dangerous. Joshua Oppenheimer has produced an amazing documentary/film in which the perpetrators if the butchery speak and re-enact what they did in the 1960s.
We are the cruel ones, ha ha ha.
"It is not about fear.
It's 40 years ago, so our criminal case has expired.
It's not about fear. It's about image.
"We always suspected it. They lied about the communists being cruel".
Don't expect to see a conventional historical documentary. Don't expect a long story of testimonies of the families of the victims of the 1965-1966 massacre of communists in Indonesia. With "The Act of Killing" you are not on familiar ground. Expect something more powerful, more compelling, more disturbing, more horrifying, and more fascinating even. Expect a documentary-fiction which will contribute – more than any other attempt until now – to demolishing the official propaganda about the genocide of one million communists. Expect something which will help to root out the lies and the fear about communism inculcated by systematic violence and terror over different generations. As an activist once told me, this fear of communism was transmitted almost with the mother's milk. Be prepared to view a story where not the victims but the perpetrators take literally the centre of the stage. In the most astonishing way this film recreates the violence, the torture and the killings of the death squads in Indonesia from October 1965 on.
Joshua Oppenheimer, the director of The Act of Killing, has succeeded in something exceptional: winning the confidence of some of the killers and torturers of 1965 and convincing them to enact step by step and in detail, their activities at the original sites, describe their nightmares and to comment on it. The director makes them elaborate a script based on their experience and memories. This becomes then a film within the film. They do this with surprising candour in front of the cameras while dancing, singing and laughing. Instead of killers who deny their acts or who attempt to portray their victims as being guilty for their fate, here they claim openly responsibility for what they did. Worse even, they boast about it. In that sense this documentary does more to incriminate the perpetrators of the 1965-1966 bloodbath than any other documentary has succeeded in doing before.
The central figure is Anwar Congo, a young gangster in the 1960's, heading the traffic of illegal cinema ('bioskop') tickets in the city of Medan in North Sumatra. He and his criminal colleagues were fans of the Hollywood productions, dressed like James Dean and even organised a fan club of the actor. When the Communist Party called for a boycott of American movies the income of his lucrative business dropped rapidly. This fuelled his resentment and that of other criminals against the communists. When the military planned the physical annihilation of the PKI, they resorted to the help of those criminals and of the many lumpen elements in the cities. They are also the local leaders of the paramilitary political gang, called Pemuda Pancasila (Pancasila Youth). They become part of what the Indonesian history books describe as the "Patriotic campaign". It opened the gates to the most base feelings possible in a human being. Using their sick imagination, they explain how they continually invented new ways of torture and assassination. As they had so many people to kill and not enough time to kill them with their own hands they invented quicker ways to death. They also act out in rotation the part of their victims. This leads to astonishing conversations and reflections (see this extract).
It needs a special effort of imagination to understand the impact this mass massacre had on the consciousness of different generations of Indonesians. This impact was deliberately fed by the Suharto dictatorship and his generals through propaganda and continued repression.
"I do not have direct experience with the mass murder of 1965, since I was born one decade later. But I feel it as a collective trauma. My mom's brother, leader of the Communist Party at village level, was killed in front of my family. Everybody told me the way he was killed when I was a child. It is horror.
"My father was almost killed as well, but he survived. There was one night a debate amongst the murderers to discuss whether my father would be killed or not, while he saw with his eyes many people who had already been killed. At the end, he was not killed. But his mental state has remained fragile to this day. He became mentally ill in 1998 when the military was hunted for me.
It would be a mistake to think that PP is a militia made of lumpen elements from top to bottom. The leaders of PP are mostly highly educated people, with political and business ties. Yapto is a lawyer who finished his education in the Netherlands. He also owns a number of companies. His father, a retired Major General, is a member of the Javanese nobility. Here we see how gangsterism, militarism, capitalism, and feudalism in Indonesia form a complex interdependent network.
PP is a state and private business sponsored private militia of thugs taking over sometimes security issues in cities where the police is 'ineffective', a network for organised crime and a political militia used to intimidate opponents or left-wing people in general. They complement the other organs of state repression. Indonesia is rife with militias of all kind. Also active in 1965-66 were Islamic fundamentalist groups killing the "godless atheists". Although dangerous and a clear threat to the workers and peasant movement and the left in general, they are less impressive once the masses come out on the streets.
November 1998 witnessed the second upsurge of the students and the urban masses after the fall of Suharto. His political clone Habibie was put in power to give the impression of change while trying to guarantee the preservation of the system. The rallying cry in the capital Jakarta was then "down with Habibie, the clone of Suharto". At the highpoint of the mobilisations one million people filled the streets of the city. The army deployed 30,000 soldiers, 16 warships arrived in the harbour including one submarine and one missile launcher. Moreover the regime had deployed 125,000 thugs from all over the island in the city to act as a battering ram against the demonstrators. They failed, as the poor people and the workers from the popular neighbourhoods rose up against them, with machetes, sticks and knives. So after a few days the military (the real masters of the thugs) withdrew them so as not to provoke a greater revolt in the city. This is a good indication of the limits of the engagement of such militias in the class struggle. Nevertheless loosely organised masses on the streets are not enough to confront the right-wing Islamist militias. The steps taken by the metal workers' union to establish their own "Garda Metal" (Metal Guard) to protect their demonstrations is a good step. It needs to be generalised to other unions and used to protect all left-wing meetings from physical aggression.
A question that haunts the documentary is: how was Joshua Oppenheimer able to convince the 1965 killers to speak so freely in front of the camera? Partially it is a question of having won their confidence over a period of seven years. Then there is the feeling of impunity. But this is not necessarily related to the expiration of their criminal cases. More importantly, this feeling of being untouchable is due to their powerful protectors in the state apparatus (governors, newspaper editors, military officers, politicians including at the highest level of the system even today) and their status of national heroes in official history.
As you can expect this movie is not being shown at local cinemas in Jakarta, Medan or Surabaya. The "democratic" government does not authorize its circulation. Nevertheless, in the past months, youth across Indonesia have been actively organizing viewings – many of them underground viewings – of the documentary. The enthusiasm with which these youth watched and responded to this documentary is a clear symptom of the changes in the minds of the youth, both students and workers. They are less burdened by the "New Order" propaganda and more sympathetic to communism. The anti-communist fear and taboos are breaking down rapidly.
Nevertheless, the documentary leaves out something very important if we want to really understand what happened in 1965-1966. How was it possible that the biggest Communist party outside the Stalinist world was annihilated in this way without significant resistance? The PKI had three million members and 15 to 20 million supporters in its different mass organisations. It was very powerful.
The answer does not lie in the detailed preparation of the systematic, almost industrial, scale killings, or in the fact that they were more "cruel" than us (which is always the case), or in the logistic support given by British and US imperialists. Nor was it true that the state was too strong (the PKI commanded a lot of support inside the army not only from ordinary soldiers but also from NCO's and higher officers, up to 40% of the army was PKI minded). The explanation is not the lack of arms in the hands of the communist members or the absence of organised worker and peasant self-defence groups. The PKI had arms.
The answer is political. The PKI and its cadres were politically disarmed in the face of the brutal attack of the state and the gangs at their service. The explanation is to be found in the policies of the PKI leadership itself (for a more thorough analysis of the political reasons read Alan Woods' article here).
The PKI was a Stalinist party whose political strategy was inspired by the "two stage" theory. This "theory" claimed that the working class in countries like Indonesia is not ready for socialism. Its first priority consisted in consolidating capitalism and establishing an alliance with the so-called nationalist bourgeoisie, i.e. the president Sukarno. This alliance, which confused and paralysed the PKI at the moment of truth, was to prove fatal.
During the first days and weeks of the beginning of the massacre, the PKI leaders tried to reassure the masses that supported them with the hope that "Bung Karno" (Brother Sukarno) was going to protect them. No protection would be forthcoming. In wars, as in class struggle, numbers are not the only determining factor. The initiative for the offensive, the dedication with which the objectives are fought for are factors which weigh more than numbers. The determination was on the side of the ruthless class enemy. Political vacillation and hesitation was on the side of the leadership of the PKI.
"It has seldom happened that a party as large as the PKI has held a class fraction, the 'national bourgeoisie', in such high esteem, placed so many hopes upon it and accommodated itself to it, while knowing so little about it," writes Rex Mortimer in Indonesian Communism under Sukarno - Ideology and Politics 1959-65. We know what the consequences of this submission of the PKI to the so-called national bourgeois were to be.
Those lessons have to be learned through the systematic study of genuine Marxism (not its Stalinist caricature) and with the development of real solid cadres rooted in the movement. The Indonesian class struggle will give different opportunities in the future for the working class to take power and overthrow capitalism. The success of the struggle for a socialist Indonesia will be the best homage and revenge for the communists who died almost 50 years ago.


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Mike Clement asked me about the history of club jerseys over the club's century long history.
Haven't delved heavily into this but have some info.
I have checked the 1914-1925 club Minutes book. In the 1919 club minutes a solid 'navy blue' was unofficially adopted. However in the late 1920s the official DHBC jersey colours were'black with blue collars and cuffs'. However I doubt if these colours were officially approved by the NSW Amateur Cyclists' Union (CNSW today). So they wouldn't have been able to use these colours officially.
If you examine the 1910 photo of club racers, the 1910 jerseys appear to possess 2 halves (correct me if I am wrong). The 1910 photo below may be a variation of this 2-colour combination. However in March 2018, I came across an old 1911 Redfern Bicycle Club program that identified Dark blue and Chocolate Brown halves as the official DHBC jersey colours. If you look at the 1910 picture they are probably wearing dark blue and choco brown halve jerseys.
Club minutes stated that all DHBC riders and officials must wear [u]navy blue ie. jerseys, blazers. It appeared there was no special requirement for purchase of a specific article of clothing. They appeared quite happy for anyone to wear any article of clothing of the specified colour, which they'd then accept as club attire.
However there was a note several weeks later that authorisation had to be received from the 'Union' (NSW Cyclists Amateur Union, the predecessor of Cycling NSW).
By December 1929, the 'Sydney Sportsman' newspaper (page 14) listed the official DHBC jersey colours as 'black with blue collars and cuffs'.
By the early 1930s, the official DHBC club colours were red and fawn (light brownish tan). I believe the cuffs of the sleeves, collar and possibly the shoulders were coloured fawn and the rest of the jersey in red. Similar to the jersey worn by this rider from the early 30s.
1937: DHBC group, some in red and fawn jerseys. Note they did not use the circled 'DH' logo on sleeves yet. Only used after c1945.
During the war it became difficult to acquire different coloured material for garments, let alone cycling jerseys. It was then decided to dump the fawn colour and stick with a solid red jersey. This inspiration has also been attributed to the wife of club founder JC 'Charlie' Paris' wife, who wore an all red dress for a formal club function which inspired someone from the DHBC committee.
This standard configuration of solid red jersey with circle 'DH' badge sewn onto both sleeves was used right up to about 2008, with the introduction of the standard red lycra jersey. Red become the mainstay of the club, many club rider's bikes and club bikes were painted red during this period.
Picture of DHBC riders in c. 1962. Note the use of different styles of jerseys. The 'DH' circle patch is sewn onto the sleeves and is the primary source of identification.
Source: DHBC archives. From 8mm film footage.
1952 NSW 'juvenile' U16 Team Time Trial champions. Note their use of solid red jerseys with standard circle 'DH' logo sewn onto sleeve.
Mike Clement, who joined the club in 2007, said that not all members rode with club jerseys before 2008. Riders wore whatever they had and some had their red jersey with sewn-on DH logo on their sleeves.
This early (pre-lycra) red jersey was bought from veteran club member Mick Mazza (1939-) at his Illawarra Rd (1961-c.1987), and later 255 Marrickville Rd bicycle shop (1987-2010). Mick Mazza's shop was closed in 2010, or concurrently from Alan 'Al' Sumner's (1936-) family owned and run hardware shop at 670 New Canterbury Road, Dulwich Hill (opp the 7/11 petrol stn) up till mid-2016. Mick said he'd source jerseys from different suppliers or sometimes from Al. Mick also said the circled DH embroided logo badge was made by a local Marrickville company.
By 2008 the club introduced for the first time standardised lycra club jerseys. Previously any jersey of the correct colour could become club attire as long as it had the circle 'DH' logo sewn onto both sleeves. There have been 4 iterations of this since then. First in 2008 (Body-Torque, only 20 units made), a revised version (Champ-Sys & Nahlini) in 2009-10 and the current (Cuore) red and black version introduced in 2015. Various unofficial versions also exists, like the very rare 'white' with red text jersey produced in very limited numbers around 2009, the DHBC race jersey with the 1920s winged DHBC logo in 2013 (rediscovered in 2013 at Ashfield Council archives) and the very retro merino wool jersey produced by the DHBC Valley Wheelers in 2013 (Oregon Cyclewear) and again in 2017 (ElevenVelo) and the thiel green Nick Rugrok memorial jersey in 2016.
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Correct Mike. The guy (Nathan Gerard) kneeling on the far right is wearing the original lycra jersey. Nowadays the only people I see wearing these are Geoff Martin, Geoff Semon, Marian Lee, Anthony Green (sometimes) and Simon Sharwood. Only a few still use the original (pre-2000s) red jersey with circled DH logo; Alan Sumner, Bill Daskopoulos and sometimes Lindsay Munk.
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Auburn: Pink, with blue collars and cuffs.
Bargo: Maroon, with gold 'V' back and front; also letters B.C.C.C.
Cumberland: Black, with six-inch vertical red stripe front and back.
Dulwich Hill: Black, with blue collar and cuffs.
Enfield-Burwood : Pale blue and white halves.
Kensington: Black, with white sash.
Lakemba: Light blue, with red cuffs and collar.
Mascot: Royal blue and sky blue halves.
Manly and N. Suburbs: Sky blue, with four-inch red vertical stripe back and front.
St. George: Red and white.
Thirlmere: Green, with four- inch red strips.
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