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"Platitudes And Rhetorical Nonsense": How Trump Has Managed To Dumb Down The Immigration Debate
New evidence sugggests Donald Trump's ignorant and devisive rhetoric on immigration parallels the political discourse on Twitter, suggesting that the bloviating of the presumptive GOP presidential nominee may have an impact on how the immigration debate unfolds.
In collaboration with MIT Media Lab's Laboratory for Social Machines, Fusion explored a correlation between Trump's campaign and an increase in Twitter discussions around aspects of the immigration debate, including mass deportation and Trump's promise to build a "great wall" along the southern border of the United States.
Meanwhile, during that same period, mentions of comprehensive immigration reform fell during Trump's political rise. The findings suggest Trump is having a direct impact on the immigration debate, ultimately turning people's attention away from practical, bipartisan solutions and towards platitudes and rhetorical nonsense.
Analyzing a data plot comparing Twitter mentions of offering undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship with Trump's promise to build a wall, the researchers found a significant decrease in comprehensive immigration reform between May and July 2015, directly correlating with Trump's announcement on June 16, 2015, that he would seek the Republican nomination for President of the United States.
Talk of comprehensive immigration reform peaked in 2013 after the House of Representatives failed to pass the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act, which was intended to "modernize and streamline our current legal immigration system, while creating a tough but fair legalization program for individuals who are currently here."
A year later, the immigration debate once again focused on providing a pathway to citizenship; in November 2014, President Obama issued several executive actions on immigration, offering deportation relief to five million undocumented immigrants. The Obama administration is currently fighting for those reforms in the Supreme Court.
Prior to Trump entering the race, Fusion reports "28 percent of election-related Twitter chatter about immigration focused on an idea of a pathway to citizenship," making it the most-discussed immigration-related topic on the popular social networking service. Likewise, less than two percent of immigration-related discussions on Twitter focused on building a wall.
But in July 2015, the conversation flipped, with talk of illegal immigrants, mass deportation and building a southern border wall dominating the political discourse, while comprehensive immigration reform and pathways to citizenship all but disappeared from the Twitter lexicon.
Twitter mentions of mass deportation spiked in August 2015, after Trump promised he would enact a "deportation force" to send back 11 million undocumented immigrants currently living int he United States. As Fusion reports, "in September, [mass deportation] even topped the chart briefly as the most-discussed election-related immigration topic."
Similarly, as Trump's pro-wall rhetoric increasingly dominated politics in late 2015, 18 percent of all immigration talk on Twitter focused on building a southern border wall, making it the most discussed immigration topic on Twitter. Meanwhile, only 6 percent of immigration-related mentions discussed a pathway to citizenship.
And the trend continues even as the remaining candidates pivot towards the general election; in May, MIT's Media Lab recorded 22 percent of immigration-related policy talk on Twitter focuses on the wall, while only 2 percent mentions comprehensive immigration policies, including a pathway to citizenship.
It's clear Trump's haranguing about building a wall and kicking out 11 million people resonates with the Twitter users, successfully dominating the political conversation, while sensible solutions fall to the wayside. As the election continues, it remains to be seen whether a comprehensive, bipartisan solution can once again ignite interest on social media, or if Trump's reductive, anti-immigrant policies continue to monopolize the debate.
By: Elizabeth Preza, AlterNet, June 17, 2016
June 21, 2016 Posted by raemd95 | Donald Trump, Immigration Reform, Social Media	| Border Wall, General Election 2016, GOP, House Republicans, Mass Deportations, Path to Citizenship, Twitter | 1 Comment
"The Problem With Donald Trump's Fact-Free 'Instincts'": Lack Of Basic Understanding Of Government And Public Policy
Donald Trump has a handful of core issues that help define his political identity. Indeed, one need not be a political news junkie to be able to rattle off the list: the New York Republican wants to "make America great again" by banning foreign Muslims from entering the country and addressing immigration by building a wall along the U.S./Mexico border.
It was literally in his surreal campaign kick-off speech that Trump made international headlines by declaring, "When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. They're sending people that have lots of problems and they're bringing those problems with us. They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists."
For anti-immigration voters, Trump quickly became the presidential candidate they've been waiting for. But what does the presumptive Republican nominee actually know about his signature issue? Joshua Green has a fascinating new piece in Bloomberg Politics, which is largely about Trump undoing RNC Chairman Reince Priebus' years of work, but the article included one anecdote in particular that amazed me.
He explained the genesis of his heterodox views. "I'm not sure I got there through deep analysis," he said. "My views are what everybody else's views are. When I give speeches, sometimes I'll sign autographs and I'll get to talk to people and learn a lot about the party." […]
I asked, given how immigration drove his initial surge of popularity, whether he, like [Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions], had considered the RNC's call for immigration reform to be a kick in the teeth. To my surprise, he candidly admitted that he hadn't known about it or even followed the issue until recently. "When I made my [announcement] speech at Trump Tower, the June 16 speech," he said, "I didn't know about the Gang of Eight…. I just knew instinctively that our borders are a mess."
For quite a while, it's obviously been a problem that Donald Trump lacks a basic understanding of government and public policy. But anecdotes like these are a reminder about an alarming, related detail: he's not particularly interested in current events, either.
I'm not even sure he's clear on the meaning of "instinctively."
The political fight surrounding the Gang of Eight's immigration bill was a politically dominant issue for months, and given Trump's apparent interest in immigrants and the Mexican border, one might assume he followed the debate closely. Except, he didn't. As recently as a year ago, he launched a presidential campaign predicated in part on his immigration views, which consisted of a few offensive soundbites.
After all, he doesn't arrive at his conclusions "through deep analysis."
Instead, Trump says he understood U.S. border policy "instinctively." That doesn't make any sense. If he had literally no substantive understanding of developments at the border, it's impossible to rely on instincts to understand the value of current border policy.
Let me put this another way. If I pitch Rachel Maddow on a story for the show, she can instinctively tell whether or not it's a good idea because she has expertise in this area. If I were to ask her the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow, she couldn't offer an instinctive answer because she has a limited background in birds and physics.
If I were to ask Donald Trump about the value of a high-rise in Midtown Manhattan, he could probably give me a decent instinctive answer. If I were to ask him to reflect on U.S. border security, he can't – because, according the man himself, he has no idea what he's talking about.
When Trump refers to his "instincts," he seems to mean guesses that result from superficial news consumption. For a guy having an argument in a bar, that's fine. For someone seeking the nation's highest office, it's cause for alarm.
By: Steve Benen, The Maddow Blog, May 27, 2016
May 29, 2016 Posted by raemd95 | Donald Trump, Governing, Immigration Reform, Public Policy	| Border Wall, Gang of Eight, Jeff Sessions, Muslim Ban, Reince Priebus, Republican National Committee | Leave a comment
"Hardly Unprecedented": On Immigration, Law Is On Obama's Side
The legal controversy surrounding the Obama administration's immigration enforcement policies will soon come to a head when the Supreme Court justices hear the case United States v. Texas on Monday. Texas claims that the president's executive decisions lack legal sanction by Congress and have injured the state.
But whether or not you like President Obama's actions, he has operated under longstanding provisions of law that give the executive branch discretion in enforcement. This presidential prerogative has been recognized explicitly by the Supreme Court. Moreover, the nature of immigration enforcement and the resources (or lack thereof) appropriated by Congress necessitate exactly the type of choices that the president has made.
Congress has repeatedly granted the executive branch broad power in enforcing immigration laws. The 2002 law creating the Department of Homeland Security explicitly said the executive should set "national immigration enforcement policies and priorities." The Supreme Court has recognized the leeway Congress gives the executive branch in deportations. In a 2012 majority opinion written by Justice Anthony M. Kennedy and joined by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., the court noted that "a principal feature of the removal system is the broad discretion exercised by immigration officials," including the decision "whether it makes sense to pursue removal at all."
Setting enforcement priorities is vital to the effectiveness of our immigration laws. Congress can't anticipate every situation. This is why the Supreme Court recognized in 1950 that immigration law is an area where "flexibility and the adaptation of the congressional policy to infinitely variable conditions constitute the essence of the program."
The immense moral and legal consequences of a deportation campaign targeting up to 11 million undocumented immigrants are obvious. Even Americans whose frustration has overcome their compassion and led them to support the harshest immigration enforcement would be likely to reconsider if they actually saw such an operation in action.
A huge roundup like that would require an extraordinary expansion of federal law enforcement capabilities and resulting intrusions into American society. But in reality, there is no prospect for such a campaign because Congress has not made available more than a small fraction of the necessary money and manpower.
This is why, by its nature, immigration enforcement requires executive discretion.
The administration's initiatives allow Homeland Security officials to forgo deportation, on a case-by-case basis, of undocumented residents who came here as children before June 15, 2007, and of certain undocumented parents of children who are American citizens or legal residents. Both are in keeping with similar programs put in place by both Republican and Democratic presidents dating from the Eisenhower administration.
In 1990, for example, under President George H.W. Bush, the immigration service, relying in part on authority dating from the Reagan administration, offered extended voluntary departure and work authorization to the spouses and children of aliens who had previously been granted legal status.
President Obama's actions, therefore, are hardly unprecedented. There are two major differences. First, he gave speeches advocating for explicit programs with names, rather than relying on subtler agency direction.
Second, immigration policy has been caught up in today's hyper-partisanship, where a strident anti-immigration tide within the Republican Party overwhelms all bipartisan compromise. All 26 state officials who have challenged the administration's executive actions in the Supreme Court case are Republicans, and last month the G.O.P.-led House of Representatives voted to file an amicus brief on behalf of the entire House.
From these howls of outrage, you wouldn't know that the Obama administration has vastly exceeded the deportations under President George W. Bush. And Mr. Bush vastly exceeded those of President Clinton. President Obama's directives to focus enforcement efforts on those who have committed crimes in the United States and recent border crossers are a rational executive prioritization, given the resources and the realities.
These facts undercut Texas's argument that it is unduly burdened by the president's decisions. With deportations aimed at criminals and new border crossers, we would seem close to an optimal state-friendly federal immigration policy.
When the president took his executive action on immigration, he was not flouting the will of Congress; rather, he was using the discretion Congress gave him to fulfill his constitutional duty to "take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed."
By: Richard G. Lugar, Represented Indiana in the United States Senate from 1977-2013, President of the Lugar Center; Op-Ed Contributor, The New York Times, April 18, 2016
April 19, 2016 Posted by raemd95 | Congress, Immigration Reform, U. S. Supreme Court	| Department of Homeland Security, Deportation, Dwight Eisenhower, Executive Branch, Executive Orders, George H. W. Bush, House Republicans, Immigration Enforcement, United States v Texas | Leave a comment
"Proved Spectacularly Wrong": The GOP's '2012 Autopsy Report' Is Now Officially Dead and Buried
It's hard to think of an official political-party document more thoroughly repudiated by its intended audience than the March 2013 "Growth & Opportunity Project" of the Republican National Committee, better known as the "2012 autopsy report." Yes, there were a host of recommendations for avoiding Mitt Romney's fate included in the report, some that have been taken to heart involving campaign infrastructure and communications. But at the time it was abundantly clear the leadership of the GOP wanted to shake its activists and elected officials and get it through their thick skulls that remaining a party of white identity politics was a death trap given prevailing demographic trends.
And the single policy recommendation made in the whole report was underlined with bright flashing pointers:
We are not a policy committee, but among the steps Republicans take in the Hispanic community and beyond, we must embrace and champion comprehensive immigration reform. If we do not, our Party's appeal will continue to shrink to its core constituencies only. We also believe that comprehensive immigration reform is consistent with Republican economic policies that promote job growth and opportunity for all.
A couple of months later, the Senate Judiciary Committee reported the so-called "Gang of Eight" reform bill, with Senator Marco Rubio way out in front on it. And in June 2013, the full Senate passed the bill, a high-water mark for immigration reform that seems astounding today.
This additional language from the report is also worth remembering given the mood among Republicans less than three years later:
If Hispanic Americans perceive that a GOP nominee or candidate does not want them in the United States (i.e. self-deportation), they will not pay attention to our next sentence.
That sentence was a specific repudiation of Mitt Romney's position on immigration. At present it seems a relatively moderate option for a party whose presidential field is presently led by two advocates of forced deportation, being chased by, among others, a repentant Marco Rubio, who admits now he grievously misjudged public opinion in favoring a path to citizenship for the undocumented.
So it's appropriate that the "autopsy report" itself be formally buried, and National Review's Jim Geraghty does the honors, arguing that it "proved spectacularly wrong in predicting what the political environment would look like at the end of President Obama's second term."
The Republican base may or may not be on board with the idea of deporting every last illegal immigrant, but there exists a broad consensus that we must make our southern border as impenetrable as possible and that illegal immigrants should face significant consequences for breaking the law. While there are very few who think legal immigration should cease entirely, 67 percent of Republicans (and 49 percent of all Americans) think legal immigration should be reduced from current levels.
Geraghty goes on to speculate that had House Republicans taken the advice of the "autopsy report" and sent something like the Gang of Eight bill to Obama for his signature, the anti-Establishment rebellion we are witnessing in the GOP ranks this year might have arrived in the 2014 down-ballot primaries:
Instead of seeing historic wins in 2014, the party probably would have ripped itself apart, as immigration restrictionists mounted furious primary challenges to the Republicans who had defied their wishes.
I don't know about that; a lot of other winds were blowing in the GOP's direction in 2014, including now-habitual pro-Republican midterm turnout patterns and the near-universal incidence of White House losses, often enormous, in second-term midterms. It's also entirely possible, given the 2014 Republican Establishment strategy of defeating tea-party insurgents by surrendering to them on policy, that had immigration reform passed, its very enablers would have quickly condemned their own work and escaped the consequences, just as Rubio is trying to do now.
But if the GOP again loses in 2016, it's a good bet that party poo-bahs will not be so fast to condemn excessive conservatism or insufficient tolerance as the problem. Republicans just don't want to hear that.
By: Ed Kilgore, Daily Intelligencer, New York Magazine, February 9, 2016
February 10, 2016 Posted by raemd95 | GOP Autopsy Report, House Republicans, Immigration Reform, Republican National Committee	| Demographics, Establishment Republicans, Gang of Eight, Growth and Opportunity Project, Hispanics, Marco Rubio | Leave a comment
"Ted Cruz's 'Flat Out Lie' On Immigration": How Do You Say Hypocrite In Spanish? Do You Know? It's Ted Cruz
For Latino Republicans who have known Ted Cruz over the last 15 years, the candidate stumping across the country on an anti-immigration platform is not the rising talent they once worked with on the George W. Bush campaign, in the Bush administration, and then as Texas Solicitor General.
The Ted Cruz of those years was a whip-smart and audaciously ambitious lawyer who lent his considerable intellectual heft to the policies many Latino Republicans cared most about, including immigration reform. But during a CNN debate in December, as Cruz and Sen. Marco Rubio clashed over Cruz's past positions on offering legal status to undocumented immigrants, Cruz said definitively, "I've never supported legalization, I do not intend to support it."
Weeks later, Cruz doubled down, explaining to Fox News' Bret Baier that he tried to amend the Senate's "Gang of Eight" comprehensive immigration reform bill not to pass it, but to doom it to defeat. "Bret, you've been around Washington long enough, you know how to defeat bad legislation."
And with that, Cruz's bridge back to his former colleagues in Latino Republican circles began to burn.
"It's just a flat out lie. Period," said Robert De Posada. "There's just no truth behind it."
De Posada is a former Director of Hispanic Affairs for the RNC and founder of the Latino Coalition, a conservative Latino organization that worked with the Bush administration unsuccessfully to pass immigration reform. "My criticism is that Cruz can say, 'Things have changed and I've changed my position.' But don't sit here and flat out lie that you have never been for legalization when the facts are very clear."
The facts, according to De Posada and several Republicans who worked with Cruz in Washington and Texas, are that in Cruz's past work for Bush and later as a board member of the Washington-based Hispanic Alliance for Prosperity Institute, Cruz helped craft policies to allow undocumented immigrants to stay in the country and pursue legal status.
None of those efforts included granting automatic amnesty to undocumented workers, but it is clear in the minds of his former colleagues that finding a way to offer immigrants a way to remain in the United States and gain legal status was central to the work Cruz did.
A former Bush administration official who worked with Cruz during the 2000 campaign and later as a part of an interdepartmental White House working group on immigration remembered Cruz as an aggressive member of the teams tasked with creating a framework to pass Bush's pro-immigration agenda. The position Cruz holds today was not in play in those years, the official said, in sometimes deeply personal terms.
"How do you say hypocrite in Spanish? Do you know? It's Ted Cruz," the former official said. "To know Ted is to hate Ted."
The official described Cruz's role on the Bush immigration agenda as working as a liaison between the office of public liaison and the White House's policy shop. "He wanted to bring immigrants out of the shadows," the official said. "That's changed since the campaign and changed since the White House days. But of course it has. If it suits Ted, he's for it. If it doesn't, he's against it."
"It's a disappointment," said the official, who, like many of the people interviewed for this piece, referenced Cruz's natural intelligence. "I think Ted could do a lot of good if he had a soul."
But before the White House, Cruz worked in Texas as a policy adviser for the Bush presidential campaign, including on Bush's plans for immigration reform.
When Charles Foster, a prominent Houston immigration lawyer, was tapped to draft Bush's plan, he said he was told the campaign had a team of bright young lawyers to work with him. "One of them, named Ted Cruz, had in his bailiwick of issues immigration and he would be my contact with the campaign," Foster said.
Together, Foster and Cruz worked for nine months drafting what would become the immigration principles of the Bush campaign and eventually the White House. The plan would not include amnesty like Ronald Reagan's blanket legalization program, which immediately put undocumented immigrants in line for citizenship. But Bush would push for a path to legal status, an aggressive temporary worker program, and a requirement that undocumented workers who stayed in the United States would go to the back of the line for citizenship.
Foster remembers Cruz as a "very hands on" professional who never raised objections to the policies. "I assumed Ted was supportive of Gov. Bush's positions, but I honestly can't remember asking Ted if he agreed with the position and personally supported it. I assume he did, but we were like lawyers representing the interests of our client."
After the campaign and two years in the Bush administration, Cruz moved home to Texas to become the state's Solicitor General in 2003. Once in Texas, he joined the board of advisers for HAPI, a group of Latino conservatives that included George P. Bush, former members of Congress, and multiple veterans of the Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush administrations.
While Cruz was a member of the board and its policy committee, HAPI advocated conservative positions to an array of issues, including its opposition to both climate change legislation and the Affordable Care Act. On immigration, HAPI strongly advocated for a path to legalization, including President Bush's principles for immigration reform, as well as the 2006 McCain-Kennedy immigration reform bill.
"It's just bullshit," said a former member of the HAPI when asked about Cruz's contention that he never supported legalization. "That's what pisses us all off. Don't throw us under the bus for legalization and not take on the nativists and the crazies when you wrote the language. Stand for something."
The former HAPI board member, who asked not to be named in order to speak freely, described Cruz as a fully engaged member of the group. Cruz co-chaired a 2005 event featuring Gov. Rick Perry and served as a keynote speaker for two of the group's events. And because of Cruz's legal expertise, board members said they relied on him to do the first draft of policy positions, including HAPI's support for immigration reform. When he ran for Senate in 2012, HAPI hosted a fundraiser to support his candidacy.
In the 2012 campaign for Senate, Cruz's role at HAPI became the subject of a bitter disagreement between Cruz and David Dewhurst, then the lieutenant governor of Texas and Cruz's opponent in the Senate primary race. The Dewhurst campaign accused Cruz of "leading two organizations that support amnesty," a position that neither HAPI nor the other group ever supported. But members of HAPI's board insist that legalization for undocumented immigrants was always unequivocally a part of its platform.
HAPI no longer exists, but Cruz has gone on to become its most famous and potentially most powerful former member, an end to the story that many of his fellow Latino Republicans lament.
"When he went so far as to say he's never been for legalizing, that's where he crossed the line and lost people like me," said Robert De Posada. "It's a character issue where a lot of us are just like, 'Um, no.'"
By: Patricia Murphy, The Daily Beast, January 28, 2016
February 1, 2016 Posted by raemd95 | Immigration Reform, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz	| Amnesty, Charles Foster, David Dewhurst, Gang of Eight, Hispanic Aliance for Prosperity, Latino Republicans, Path to Citizenship, Robert DePosado | Leave a comment
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Silent Hill Heaven • View topic - SH3 Brookhaven Door Code Glitch?
SH3 Brookhaven Door Code Glitch?
Post subject: SH3 Brookhaven Door Code Glitch?
I am on my second playthrough of SH3. I believe it's on the third floor where the storage room savepoint is; that's where I'm at.
I'm trying to get past the locked door with the keypad. I'm playing on normal difficulty & have solved the riddle, yet the door will not open.
I got "8634" as an answer. Through irritation I checked a couple different walkthrough's, and they also presented "8634" as the code for the normal difficulty setting.
Am I doing something wrong; perhaps I'm overlooking a detail?
Or is this really a glitch?
EDIT: Extra information; I am on the PS2 version.
I've put in the code for all three difficulties.
EDIT 2: This is killing me. All of my googling has yielded 0 results for anybody else experiencing anything like this.
EDIT 3: I still need help. Please... anyone?
Any insight will help. "I've never heard of that" will do.
Post subject: Re: SH3 Brookhaven Door Code Glitch?
Never had that happen. Did you try loading from an earlier save (like a few saves back) to see if it still happened? Beats starting completely over.
I have only one save file.
I never understood why people made multiple save files; now I do.
I'll try again later & mess around with it.
It's entirely due to my stupidity that I was having trouble.
Sorry for wasting time & space.


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Grace. Ah! Don't you just love this beautiful little word and the freedom and peace it evokes? After all, where would each of us be if not for God's grace? When I stumble and fall once again, I am so grateful for the grace of God that He continues to extend to me. Is it any wonder that so many sermons are given regarding the simple beauty of grace?
When was the last time that you truly appreciated and responded to the grace that came your way? However, are you aware of the ways that the "church" has distorted the meaning of God's beautiful gift of grace?
Before I go farther, I am going to be honest and transparent with you. Recently, I have been struggling with some health conditions that have physically drained me of strength as well as the ability to even fulfill the daily duties within our family. With this fatigue has come the emotional struggle to respond joyfully and patiently to the demands of life. As I spent more time in God's word and began reflecting on His grace in my life, my view of this "beautiful gift" has become broader, as well as my appreciation for it. I also have a greater awareness of how I inaccurately portray grace so many times.
In many ways, we, as Christians, have become intimidated by the world's accusations. Christians are accused of being judgmental, prejudiced, and narrow. Because of this, we have accepted the wrong philosophy that God's grace supersedes a life of sin. Rather than recognizing and repenting of the sin in our lives, we have the tendency to think that God's grace will take care of it. In the same way, when we don't completely understand grace, we are much more likely take this less controversial path in relating with others.
It is very accurate that God extends His favor to all sinners who do not deserve it. None of us deserve salvation, and we cannot earn grace. However, grace is also NOT just some sort of "blanket" that covers all of our sins. Did you know that God's grace is conditional? God freely extends it to everyone, yet, not everyone will receive it. Titus 2:11 says, "For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men, teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this present world;" This grace is POTENTIALLY available to everyone, but not everyone claims it.
Do you see how the righteous wrath of God was significant in the story of Noah and the flood? Although God gave everyone a chance to live a life of obedience to Him, only the ones who claimed His grace and walked in obedience were able to be saved. This story portrays an accurate picture of grace since it doesn't exclude the divine wrath of God that stands in direct contrast of how we often envision grace. God's wrath is not an emotional or impulsive reaction of our just and loving God, but it is a deliberate response to the ugliness of sin in our lives. Contrary to our anger, God's wrath is sacred and is just as essential as His grace.
As I have been struggling to respond in a godly way to life's challenges, I have seen the need of confessing my sin of impatience, ungratefulness, and being less than gentle with my family. My most pressing need was not to focus on God's grace, but rather to cry out for God's mercy and repent of my sin. God's grace is what I can experience only after I have repented and am walking in obedience to God again. I cannot expect to receive grace if I'm not willing to meet God's CONDITIONS of receiving it.
When we distort God's grace, we inaccurately portray that God OVERLOOKS sin. This is a false picture of our righteous God. 1 Peter 4:18 asks, "And if the righteous scarcely be saved, where shall the ungodly and the sinner appear?" We can also read in Matthew 7:13-14, "Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and MANY there be which go in thereat: Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and FEW there be that find it." If God's grace is what we often represent it to be, then why are there only a "few" who are on the "straight and narrow" way?
As we share the love of Jesus to the lost and hurting around us, may we not only share His love, compassion, and mercy, but may we also share the conditional side of grace. Grace IS a beautiful thing! God bless you as you lovingly and boldly communicate and exemplify the amazing GRACE of Jesus Christ.
Thanks for your openness. Sometimes everything looks so perfect we feel alone,and think we are the only ones dealing with some of these feelings. We certainly need GOD'S GRACE as you said but I also see God saying we need to be open with each other that we can pray and become what God wants us to become. Thanks, and pray you physical will catch up to your need for energy.


Traveling you get a lot of new inspiration, from different cultures, people, places, from the food that they eat… I enjoy trying new dishes and recipes, discovering new ingredients and translating all this information into my cooking, with our local ingredients and conditions.
This Indian banana bread, are gluten-free and vegan buns, very tasty and easy to make. The touch of the cumin seeds combining with the banana, it takes my mind to the small place where we used to buy them during our trip.
Preheat the oven to 200°C. Peel and place the bananas into a food processor or blender. Add the flours, water, baking soda and powder, cumin seeds, coconut sugar and oil, and the salt. Mix on high speed until you get a soft and uniform texture.
Place a baking sheet of parchment paper on a baking tray. Pour the dough making round medium forms. Sprinkle some cinnamon powder and a little extra cumin seeds. Bake for approx. 20-25 minutes until they start to golden. Remove from the oven and let them cool down. Delicious to enjoy with some fresh fruit and home-made nut milk.


Sunday's IndyCar Grand Prix of Sonoma is the end of an era.
For one, it'll mark the final Verizon IndyCar Series race held at Sonoma Raceway. In fact, if naming rights matter to you, it'll be the final Verizon IndyCar Series race ever, as the series bids farewell to one of the sport's most active and supportive title sponsors since before the CART-IRL split of 1996.
But it's also the only race standing between us and a transformative offseason—one that should likely see the addition of two-time Formula 1 champion, 24 Hours of Le Mans winner, and 2016 Indianapolis 500 starter Fernando Alonso to the ranks of one of IndyCar's deepest grids in decades. Add in a schedule whose only major changes have been the addition of Circuit of the Americas and WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, and even with how great this season has been, it's going to be pretty hard to wait until March 2019.
We've still got a champion to crown for 2018, though, and four drivers who can win it, thanks to a unique double-points weekend.
Chip Ganassi Racing's Scott Dixon appears to have every good luck charm in the book concealed in his car somewhere, as the four-time IndyCar champion enters the event with a 29-point lead. Dixon somehow escaped a major first-lap kerfuffle at the IndyCar Grand Prix of Portland with nothing but minor scrapes to his livery, and persevered to finish fifth, actually gaining points on his championship adversaries in the process.
The good news for Dixon? He's in control of his own destiny this weekend. The bad? Owing to the double-points weekend, he'll have to finish second (or third, with at least two bonus points) to guarantee himself the championship.
That means that northern California's own Alexander Rossi has a great chance of giving Andretti Autosport its first IndyCar title since 2012. Rossi, whose breakout third season in the series has seen a number of spectacular performances, is tied with Dixon at three wins, a second place, and four third places apiece, posing an interesting scenario should the championship come to tiebreakers.
Dixon's two fourth-place finishes to Rossi's one would currently be the decisive statistic, and the same margin holds between them in fifth-place results. In short, if Rossi's going to win this title after tying his adversary, he's going to need to do it from the podium.
Team Penske's Will Power, the 2018 Indianapolis 500 winner, and Josef Newgarden, the defending series champion, are the only two other drivers eligible for the title. Tied at 511 points apiece, 87 back of Dixon and 58 behind Rossi, it'd basically take a perfect scenario: assuming nobody scores any bonus points, a win for either of them, 10th place or worse from Rossi, and 24th or worse for Dixon—which, at 25 entries, is possible, albeit unlikely.
If you're looking for more than just title drama, though, the silly season is also in full force with a number of major rides on the grid still open for 2019. With top drivers like Sebastien Bourdais still on the open market, and a number of big seats (like the one next to Dixon at CGR) yet to be filled, plenty of drivers will be racing for a job this weekend. That includes Indy Lights champion Patricio O'Ward and runner-up Colton Herta, who will run Harding Racing's first-ever two-car effort on Sunday.
With a week left to build up to the second-biggest race of the season (respect where respect is due to the Indianapolis 500, apologies to the Grand Prix of Long Beach), IndyCar fans have plenty to buzz about right now. And with none of this season's most exciting questions yet answered, Sunday's show is going to be a nail biter to the very end.


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Patients Accessing Ambulatory Care for HIV-infection: Epidemiolog.pdf (440.32 kB)
Patients Accessing Ambulatory Care for HIV-infection: Epidemiology and Prevalence Assessment.
posted on 22.11.2019, 16:08 by Helen Tuite, Mary Horgan, Patrick WG Mallon, Samuel McConkey, Busi Mooka, F Mulcahy, Caitriona Walsh, A O'Hora, D O'Flanagan, Colm Bergin, Catherine Fleming
This study describes the demographics and treatment status of HIV-infected adults accessing ambulatory care in the Republic of Ireland and estimates diagnosed HIV prevalence rates. 3254 HIV-infected adults attended 1 of the 6 specialist HIV centres in the 12- month period 1st July 2009 to 30th June 2010. 2023/3254 (62%) were male, 1761/3133 (56%) Irish and 1048/3133 (34%) African. 1924/3098 (62%) resided in the Dublin area. The mean age was 39.8 years (SD 9.3); probable route of acquisition was available for 2898/3254 (89%); heterosexual acquisition accounted for 1442 (50%), MSM 777 (27%) and IDU 598 (21%). 2574/3202 (80%) were on highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART). Of these 87% had HIV-RNA levels < 50cpm and 94% < 500cpm. The HIV diagnosed prevalence rate is estimated at 1.09/1000 nationally and at 2.25/1000 in the Dublin area for 15-59 year olds.
The original article is available at www.imj.ie
Tuite H, Horgan M, Mallon PW, McConkey SJ, Mooka B, Mulcahy F, Walsh C, O'Hora A, O'Flanagan D, Bergin C, Fleming C. Patients Accessing Ambulatory Care for HIV-infection: Epidemiology and Prevalence Assessment. Irish Medical Journal. 2015;108(7):199-202.
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Disney's Live-Action 'The Hunchback Of Notre Dame' Could Star Josh Gad
By eelyajekiM | @ | January 17th, 2019 at 10:15 am
Disney is looking to bring another live-action adaptation of one of their beloved animated classics to the big screen.
New reports say they are going to turn The Hunchback of Notre Dame into a live-action musical that could possibly star Josh Gad in the lead role. More on the report below.
Tags: Alan Menken, David Henry Hwang, Disney, Josh Gad, Stephen Schwartz, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Walt Disney Studios
Disney In Depth: 'The Hunchback Of Notre Dame' (Studio Cast Recording) Soundtrack Review
By Brett Nachman | @ | February 4th, 2016 at 4:00 pm
The Hunchback of Notre Dame has always held a special place in my Mickey Mouse heart, as the film, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, significantly impacted me with its musical magnitude when first premiering in 1996 – at the time I was only a four-year-old kid.
Two decades later, the release of the studio cast recording from the production (which played at two American theaters over the past couple of years) reminds listeners of why Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz have crafted some of Disney's most gripping and diverse music. The soundtrack's successful sales figures is indicative that people are ready to embrace Hunchback again, and this serves as a great opportunity to review the studio cast recording, available on Amazon, iTunes, and other retailers.
Topics: Disney In Depth, Features, Movies, Music, Music Reviews, Reviews
Tags: Alan Menken, Disney, Disney In Depth, Stephen Schwartz, The Hunchback of Notre Dame


Jjaras Farmgate at Inverloch started off with a small vegetable garden and has grown to be nearly four acres where all of the produce is sold through the farmgate shop or is prepared for the cafe menu.
Joe and Susannah Aiello are behind the business with Joe's parents Albert and Josette. Albert started the garden about 20 years ago when he and Josette first bought the property. Using his Italian gardening heritage and knowledge he quickly established the plot from bare paddock to producing an abundance of food. Initially he placed the extra food on the nature strip for locals to collect. It became so popular that they eventually moved the stall into the garage and now there is a fully fledged cafe and foodstore.
In 2009 Joe and Susannah made the sea change to Inverloch and since then the cafe has grown. Susannah and Josette cook and work in the cafe and Joe is usually found outside planting out new garden beds and picking the produce with Albert.
The four acres is devoted to many raised garden beds and the alfresco area of the cafe overlooks the rows of pinot grape vines that produce wine for the family.
"We take pride in providing the freshest possible. We pick in the morning and put it straight on the shelf." Joe said that many of the locals have realised that you need to get to the shop early to buy the homegrown veg. Most of the produce for the shop, generally around 90 per cent, is grown on the property, otherwise the produce is sourced from other local organic suppliers.
On the day we visit the blackboard at the entry to the cafe lets us know that in the shop today there are beetroot, spring onions, spinach, lettuce and a host of other freshly picked products available. A small selection of preserves, Josette's tomato sauce and a range of jams are also on sale.
The garden is maintained organically and naturally in the sense that they provide only what is in season. You won't find strawberries in the middle of winter at Jjaras, and the shop stock is at the mercy of the season. Some of the typical crops grown for the shop are zucchini, snow peas, beans and other things you won't find in the shops such as purple beans. Lettuce is grown virtually all year and Joe said that their homegrown garlic is popular as it is difficult to find Australian grown garlic at many outlets.
Alongside the vegetable beds are seven beehives with its inhabitants used to pollinate the many fruit trees and to provide honey for the shop.
Nothing goes to waste as any produce not sold that day goes straight into dishes prepared for the cafe including soups, quiches, frittatas and cakes and biscuits.
Equally out in the garden no space is wasted as Joe points out garlic growing under an apple tree.
Jjaras is open on Thursdays and Saturday 8am to 3pm, but be quick as the early bird catches the worm.


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Q: upgrade magento community edition to latest version Today we receive an email from Magento company pointing that customers with magento commerce 2.2.x must upgrade their product version from 2.2.x to 2.3 because there will not be supported no longer. Right now we are using the community edition for magento 2.2.6 and really don't if it's necessary, also some plugins may not work with the latest version and that means work to do.

A: As per this document here Magento no longer offers support(bug fixes or security patches) for 2.2.x versions.
If you want to prevent any security vulnerabilities(which are fairly documented) present or upcoming, you should upgrade to the latest version.

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Is the Martin death about justice? No, the syndicate doesn't care!
Is the Martin death about truth? No, the syndicate doesn't care!
Is the Martin death about freedom? No, the syndicate doesn't want freedom for Trayvon or Zimmerman or you!
Is the Martin death about closure and peace for Trayvon Martin's grieving mother, father and family? No, the syndicate doesn't care about them—cast them aside.
Is the Martin death about improved race relations? No, the syndicate needs a "race war" to fundamentally transform America into a socialist state with them in power and in charge of the money.
When I heard these words, I froze in my tracks. I couldn't believe that Trayvon's mother would make a statement that was in such stark contradiction to the charges being brought forth by the prosecutor. In fact, there's a big part of me that wonders why she was on the show at all.
You see this was all planned more than a year ago. Oh, not Trayvon Martin or his parents and not George Zimmerman. The planning didn't need that. They knew there would be a young black man shot in the late winter-early spring by a white somewhere. Thousands of young black men are killed each year in America. The Obama planners knew that, while 80% are killed by other blacks, plenty are killed by whites—or in the Zimmerman case "white-Hispanics." They knew one of these would work. I am not alone in this insight. Andrew Breitbart predicted it February 10, 2012 at CPAC.
One man was killed and five others were wounded. The victims ranged in age from 16 to 24. The gunmen fled in an SUV and police continued searching for them this morning.
Let me start by saying if Obama had a son, he would look like those 16 to 24 year old victims. The grieving mothers did not hear from their President. There is no sign Attorney General Holder is intimidating local authorities in Bobbie Rush's district. No speech from "hoodie" wearing Bobbie Rush in this tragedy right in his own district. Those grieving mothers didn't matter to him. No TV intimidation by Jackson or Sharpton in these deaths. And, lest we forget, there is no New Black Panthers bounty for the "hoodie" wearing gunmen dead or alive. The syndicate has their case to drive a race wedge deep into America. To hell with Dr. Kings new day. This syndicate doesn't care if his children are judged by the content of their character for generations to come. This is about money and power.


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This recipe for Saltwater Bread, by , is from ., one of the cookbooks created at FamilyCookbookProject.com. We help families or individuals create heirloom cookbook treasures.
1. Stir sugar and yeast into sea water.
2. Stir in about 2 cups flour. Grease hands and work in remaining 2 cups flour by hand. Dough will be sticky, add enough flour so that it becomes manageable, usually about 1/2 cup more. Form into ball and rub the outside with soft butter.
3. Turn dough into a well-greased 2-quart loaf pan. Cover with plastic wrap and place in sun or warm place to rise, about 2 hours or double in size. Remove plastic wrap.
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I wish you all the best for the year to come.
I'm specifying a system that depends as much on the fabricator as it does on the materials. In this case, it's a concrete countertop, but really, it could be any sort of artisan construction. Another designer at the same firm did the same sort of product, in a different form, about a year ago, and I wrote the spec for that, too. So I asked the first team if they'd recommend the fabricator to the second team.
Think this slab might need moisture mitigation?
I joined CSI's Specifying Practice Group webinar in progress last week, because my buddies were learning so much and tweeting about it. I got there just in time to get good answers to my burning questions about how to handle slab testing and moisture mitigating membranes and how best to pay for them.


Canada's immigration minister said on Monday the country has reached a significant milestone with the arrival of 25,000 Syrian refugees.
Immigration minister John McCallum said work continues to integrate the Syrians into the community. McCallum was at Toronto's Pearson airport as the last two government-arranged refugee flights were arriving as part of the Liberals' $678m (US$501m) settlement plan.
The refugee resettlement program was launched in November, after prime minister Justin Trudeau came to power and promised to bring in 25,000 government-sponsored refugees by the end of 2015 amid an intense debate in the West over what to do with people fleeing violence in the Middle East.
Trudeau later pushed back the date by two months.
In the United States, the Obama administration plans to take in 10,000 Syrian refugees. But several Republican governors have tried to stop the arrival of Syrian refugees in their states in the wake of the deadly attacks in Paris and California.
Canada's commitment reflects the change in government after October's election. The previous Conservative government declined to resettle more Syrian refugees, despite the haunting image of a drowned three-year-old Syrian boy, Alan Kurdi, washed up on a Turkish beach. The boy had relatives in Canada, and the refugee crisis became a major campaign issue.
McCallum previously said he hopes to bring in between 35,000 and 50,000 Syrian refuges by the end of the year.


Choosing the Best Lake Cabin. Every now and then, it helps to get away from everything and have some time to yourself. If you happen to own a lake cabin, accomplishing this goal is a lot easier. Choosing the right cabin will allow you to have easy access to any amenities you want, and still provide plenty of privacy and room to do some uninterrupted thinking.
When you begin to look for the ideal lake cabin, think in terms of location. Ideally, you want something that is relatively close to the lake, but is far enough away to minimize the risk of flooding during the rainy season. Make sure that the roads leading to and from the cabin are well maintained and that they will be accessible even if the weather gets a little rough. At the same time, opt for a cabin that has enough trees between you and the main road to ensure your privacy.
In regard to the cabin itself, it never hurts to have something with up to date wiring and plumbing. You also want to ensure the building is outfitted with outlets that will allow you to plug in a generator in the event the main power source should fail. Even though you want privacy, it never hurts to make sure that it is possible to pick up a cell phone signal with ease. This will ensure that if help is needed for anything from a medical emergency to the delivery of some groceries, the task can be managed with a simple phone call.


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Veiled (adj.) : covered or concealed by, or as if by, a veil; not openly or directly expressed; lacking clarity or distinctness.
Synonyms : disguised, concealed, camouflaged, covered, hidden, masked, screened, shrouded, unrevealed.
Veiled is worth at least 10 points in the game of scrabble.


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Zastava Britanske Kolumbije temelji se na štit pokrajinskog grba Britanske Kolumbije. Na vrhu zastave nalazi se prikaz zastave Kraljevske unije (Union Jack), u sredini prekriven krunom, i sa zalazećim suncem, pogledom iz parlamenta preko vode na glavni grad provincije, koji predstavlja položaj provincije Britanske Kolumbije na zapadnom kraju Kanade.

Povijest
Od 1870. do 1906. Britansku Kolumbiju povremeno je predstavljala modificirana britanska plava zastava s različitim oblicima velikog pečata Kolonije Britanske Kolumbije.
Trenutna zastava Britanske Kolumbije temelji se na grbu pokrajine iz 1906. godine, koji je dizajnirao Arthur John Beanlands, kanonik Katedrala Kristove crkve. Izvorno je na dnu grba bila zastava Unije. Ovo je promijenjeno jer je bilo u sukobu s izrazom "Sunce nikada ne zalazi nad Britanskim Carstvom." Na temelju Beanlandsovog revidiranog dizajna, zastavu Britanske Kolumbije uveo je 14. lipnja 1960. premijerW. A. C. Bennett, a prvi put je zavijorila na motornom brodu BC Ferries Sidney (kasnije Queen of Sidney).

Dizajn

Četiri valovite bijele i tri valovite plave linije simboliziraju položaj pokrajine između Tihog oceana i Stjenjaka. Sunce na zalasku predstavlja činjenicu da je Britanska Kolumbija najzapadnija pokrajina Kanade. Slika neprekidnog izlazećeg sunca odnosi se na pokrajinski moto "splendor sine occasu" ("sjaj bez umanjenja")—sugerirajući ideju da sunce nikada ne zalazi (o Britanskom Carstvu). Zastava Unije na vrhu odražava britansko nasljeđe pokrajine, dok kruna u sredini predstavlja Britansku Kolumbiju koja postaje krunska kolonija i uspostavljanje odgovorne vlade. Zastava ima omjer 3:5.

Stilizirana verzija zastave koja se pojavljuje na registarskim tablicama Britanske Kolumbije pogrešno prikazuje zalazeće sunce koje preklapa zastavu Unije umjesto valova.

Zastava Britanske Kolumbije slična je zastavi Britanskog teritorija Indijskog oceana . Također ima sličnosti s grbom Vijeća okruga Suffolk, lokalne vlasti okruga Suffolk u Ujedinjenom Kraljevstvu. Kao i zastava Kiribatija, koja prikazuje plave valove za Tihi ocean i sunce iz vlastitih kulturnih razloga.

Galerija

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice

 Arms and flag of British Columbia in the online Public Register of Arms, Flags and Badges
 British Columbia – The Flags of Canada, by Alistair B. Fraser

Zastave administrativnih jedinica prvog reda
Britanska Kolumbija
Državni simboli Kanade

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The Alta theater was created on September 6, 1913. Two days after opening the Oregonian pasted an article about the luxury of the theater. The decor inside was mentioned because of its elegance. The interior of the theater was labeled "airy" and was known for its luxury. The ventilation system was considered modern and provided a more comfortable movie going experience. Not only were motion pictures shown here, but music was also performed through out the day. A baby grand piano was installed, to provide a classy aesthetic for movie goers when waiting for motion pictures or the next performance. They also had an The then managers wife Mrs. C. E. Oliphant had music that would be played as part of the daily program. Musical numbers were also played through out films, because this was an era where silent film was the prominent film at this time. Pianist were hired to play through out every performance. The stage was 47x17x32, which was a big stage and held many high scale performances for a capacity of 550 people. When built, this was considered one of the most up-to-date theaters in Oregon.
The rooms were fitted with plenty of scenery and were considered very spacious. The Oregonian goes on to call this theater attractive and has a lobby that is suitable for heavy volumes of movie posters. The newspaper speaks of this place as an attraction that gives you more than just the movie experience. This was a place of "amusement" for people.


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Il Festival internazionale della poesia di Trieste è una manifestazione di carattere letterario che si svolge annualmente nella città di Trieste, in Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

Introduzione

Il  Festival internazionale di poesia di Trieste è espressione e parte di un progetto che nasce nel 1998, dalla volontà di far rifiorire il contatto tra Trieste e la poesia internazionale e realizzare l'ambizione di rivedere la città come principale crocevia letterario d'Europa.
Il progetto, nato grazie all'associazione culturale Club Anthares, inizialmente comprendeva soltanto il  concorso nazionale Trieste Poesia per poi evolversi dal 2000 e assumere la portata attuale: una settimana d'inverno dedicata a letture, dibattiti, mostre, presentazioni di film e libri dedicati alla poesia, premi, slam poetry e concerti musicali sul tema.

Grazie al Festival, il Club Anthares ha avuto modo di celebrare grandi nomi della poesia internazionale: Justo Jorge Padrón, Álvaro Mutis, Mateja Matevski, Oliver Friggeri, Arturo Corcuera, Amadou Lamine Sall, Miguel Barnet, Tahar Ben Jelloun, Omar Lara, Gonçalo M. Tavares, Alda Merini, Ion Deaconescu, Rei Berroa, Wole Soyinka.

I premi assegnati durante il Festival sono:
 Il premio internazionale Trieste Poesia, che è il riconoscimento per gli autori che con la loro opera hanno dato un forte contributo alla poesia internazionale. Il premio viene consegnato assieme ad un trofeo, una scultura ideata dall'artista triestina Samantha Sila, su cui vi sono incisi versi di Rainer Maria Rilke, James Joyce, Kosovel, e Umberto Saba, le quattro principali figure letterarie legate alla città. I versi dei vincitori del premio internazionale Trieste Poesia sono custodite ogni anno all'interno di piccole antologie a cura di FrancoPuzzoEditore, presentando la poetica di autori i cui versi sono spesso sconcosciuti dai lettori italiani, nonostante siano delle figure di riferimento nel resto d'Europa.
 Il premio Gerald Parks alla traduzione
 Il premio Anthares "Un Poeta per la Pace"
 Trieste International Poetry Slam

Storia

Per quanto riguarda la letteratura, Trieste è sempre stata vista in modo particolare all'estero, grazie agli occhi di cantori come Rainer Maria Rilke, James Joyce, Kosovel e Umberto Saba.
Nonostante questo, non esisteva a Trieste una manifestazione capace di richiamare autori, nello specifico poeti, del panorama internazionale.

Per questo nel 1998, comincia a prendere forma il progetto concepito dall'associazione culturale Club Anthares, da un'idea di Gaetano Longo, Adriano Doronzo e Franco Puzzo, attraverso il concorso nazionale Trieste Poesia. L'anno successivo, al concorso viene affiancato il Premio Internazionale Trieste Poesia, e viene assegnato allo spagnolo Justo Jorge Padrón, quattro volte candidato al Premio Nobel, con un riscontro immediato nell'area culturale sia spagnola che nazionale.

Nel 2000 la manifestazione si espande, inserendo l'elemento essenziale che caratterizza e qualifica l'intero progetto: il Festival internazionale Trieste Poesia, che raccoglie tutte le attività poetiche affiancandole inoltre a performance musicali e teatrali, nell'intento di utilizzare sensibilmente tutti i mezzi espressivi. In quest'anno il premio viene assegnato ad Álvaro Mutis, considerato il maggior poeta vivente del mondo latino americano.

Durante la sua sesta edizione nel 2003, il festival assume l'attuale nome di Festival Internazionale della Poesia, mentre nel 2004 vengono istituiti due riconoscimenti, arricchendo la manifestazione: il Premio alla Traduzione dedicato al poeta, traduttore e collaboratore del festival Gerald Parks e il Premio Anthares "Un Poeta per la Pace".

Nel 2006 il vincitore del XIII Festival internazionale di poesia di Trieste è il noto scrittore Tahar Ben Jelloun, dal Marocco.

Il 2007 è il primo anno in cui viene deciso di non organizzare più il Concorso nazionale di poesia, mantenendo invece l'edizione del premio internazionale Trieste Poesia.

Da ricordare che nel 2009 il Premio Internazionale Trieste Poesia viene vinto per la prima volta da una connazionale: Alda Merini, poetessa candidata inoltre al Premio Nobel.

Sempre nel 2009 il Festival si convenziona con il Trieste International Poetry Slam, format del gruppo de "Gli Ammutinati", la gara di poesia più longeva d'Italia, definita dal poeta Lello Voce, gli "Internazionali di poesia". Per curare la parte del festival dedicata allo slam e agli eventi collaterali, il Festival chiama Christian Sinicco, poeta triestino.

È un altro nome d'eccezione a vincere il XIV Premio internazionale Trieste Poesia nella speciale edizione del 2012 del Festival internazionale di poesia di Trieste, che festeggia i suoi 15 anni: il poeta, drammaturgo, romanziere e saggista conosciuto per la sua opera quanto per il suo instancabile impegno civile, Wole Soyinka (Nigeria) noto anche per essere stato il primo africano a ricevere il premio Nobel per la letteratura.

Nel 2013 il Festival viene riconosciuto dall'Acadèmie Internationale "Mihail Eminescu" come un crocevia culturale di riferimento: Le Prix International pour management culturel è stato consegnato presso Craiova (Romania) ad Adriano Doronzo e Franco Puzzo come segno della "profonda riconoscenza per l'attività costante nella diffusione della cultura e nella solidarietà artistica mondiale."

Gemellaggi e collaborazioni
 Il giorno 11 dicembre 1999 è stato ufficializzato, a Trieste, il gemellaggio fra la Cattedra di Poesia della Mitteleuropa di Trieste e la prestigiosa Aula di Poesia di Barcellona;
 Dal 2005 avviene la prima collaborazione con il Collegio del Mondo Unito di Duino, con la lettura poetica dei giovani poeti ospiti;
 Nel 2006 inizia il gemellaggio virtuale con la webgallery d'arte poesia Anforah;
 nel 2009 inizia la collaborazione con il gruppo de "Gli Ammutinati" e il Trieste International Poetry Slam;
 Nel 2012 in gemellaggio con l'Académie Internationale "Mihail Eminescu" di Craiova (Romania) e la Spanish Poetry Marathon (Washington).

Albo d'oro

Premio Internazionale Trieste Poesia:
 1999 Justo Jorge Padrón (Spagna)
 2000 Álvaro Mutis (Colombia)
 2001 Mateja Matevski (Macedonia)
 2002 Oliver Friggieri (Malta)
 2003 Arturo Corcuera (Perù)
 2004 Amadou Lamine Sall (Senegal)
 2005 Miguel Barnet (Cuba)
 2006 Tahar Ben Jelloun (Marocco)
 2007 Omar Lara (Cile)
 2008 Gonçalo M. Tavares (Portogallo)
 2009 Alda Merini (Italia)
 2010 Ion Deaconescu (Romania)
 2011 Rei Berroa (Repubblica Dominicana)
 2012 Wole Soyinka (Nigeria)
 2013 José Eduardo Degrazia (Brasile)
 2014 Nicolae Dabija (Repubblica di Moldavia)

Premio Gerald Parks alla Traduzione:
 2004 Paolo Collo (dal portoghese)
 2005 Glauco Felici (dallo spagnolo)
 2006 Edy Quaggio (dall'inglese)
 2007 Silvio Ferrari (dal croato)
 2008 Paola Tomasinelli (dallo spagnolo)
 2009 Fabrizio Dall'Aglio (al progetto editoriale)
 2010 Sabrina Mori Carmignani (dal tedesco)
 2011 Jolka Milič (dallo sloveno)
 2012 Pietro Dini e Albert Làzaro-Tinaut (dall'estone)

Premio Anthares "Un poeta per la Pace":
 2004 Edvino Ugolini (Italia)
 2005 Pietro Zovatto (Italia)
 2006 Eloy Machado (Cuba)
 2007 Cristina di Lagopesole (Italia)
 2008 Claudio Turina (Italia)
 2009 Carla Carloni Mocavero (Italia)
 2010 Rade Siljan (Macedonia)
 2011 Milan Rakovac (Croazia)
 2012 Gianmarco Lucini (Italia)

Trieste International Poetry Slam:
 2005 Maria Valente
 2006 Matteo Danieli
 2008 Christian Sinicco
 2009 Maurizio Benedetti
 2010 Viorel Boldis
 2011 Alfonso Maria Petrosino
 2012 Giacomo Sandron

Note

Collegamenti esterni
 https://web.archive.org/web/20130525083606/http://www.triestepoesia.org/
 http://anforah.altervista.org/
 https://ammutinati.wordpress.com/2012/02/15/12/

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cp-kafka-connect does not have the cp-enterprise prefix, and according to the text description they are presumably open source.
However, in the table, it is marked as Enterprise.

I wonder if are they open-source at all? and what is the right procedure to use the image?

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cp-kafka-connect does not have the cp-enterprise prefix

cp-enterprise-replicator is the enterprise Kafka Connect image. You can add any other Kafka Connect plugin to it just as you can add them to the other one
The other one contains all the open source Connects on Confluent Github (HDFS, S3, JDBC, and Elasticsearch), but it's marked as Enterprise in that column because apparently Control Center package is included

what is the right procedure to use the image?

The enterprise images can be configured with a Confluent License key. The open source images you're welcome to pull and extend for your own purposes
Also, read the note

Note: The Kafka Connect and KSQL Server images are labeled as "Enterprise" simply because they contain Confluent monitoring interceptors. The monitoring interceptors enable connectors and KSQL queries to collect the metrics which can be visualized in Confluent Control Center. The Kafka Connect image includes Confluent Control Center in its entirety, while the KSQL Server image just includes the monitoring interceptors. No explicit license is required when using the Kafka Connect or the KSQL Server image on their own.


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