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Q: Java stream peek() operation I've been trying to play around with stream operations, and am trying to understand why the following doesn't convert each integer to a string. My understanding of peek() is that it acts as an intermediate operator, and applies the given operation to the stream if it is followed by a terminal operator. Any help would be great!
List<Integer> testList = Arrays.asList(10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15);
testList.stream().peek(x -> x.toString()).forEach(x -> System.out.println(x.getClass()));

A: peek performs the operation on each stream element, but does not modify the stream. It is often used to print the elements of a Stream before or after some operations for debugging, e.g. stream.peek(System.out::println). The documentation for peek states that it:

Returns a stream consisting of the elements of this stream, additionally performing the provided action on each element as elements are consumed from the resulting stream.

You are looking for Stream#map, which converts each element of the Stream to the result of the function when called with the element. According to the documentation, it:

Returns a stream consisting of the results of applying the given function to the elements of this stream.

A: The peek operator makes no changes to the stream. It only allows you to look at the items that are flowing through the pipeline in the location where you put it, as if it was a window. You cannot transform the items, or filter them, or otherwise modify the stream - there are other operators for that (such as map and filter).
You can find a longer discussion on Stream.peek here: https://www.baeldung.com/java-streams-peek-api

A: The method peek take a consumer as argument, and consumer just consumes elements it take a value as argument and returns a void, which means that the value returned here x -> x.toString() is juste ignored by the JRE, also peek is destinated for debugging, peek means look but don't touch. You want to use map instead.

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Mike Wolter was an important leader in the wine industry of Central Otago, and a friend to all of us at Two Paddocks. Over the years he produced many great wines at vineyards in the area. He realised a dream when he started the Central Otago Wine Company, which makes wine for several vineyards in Central Otago.
In 1997 Mike died in an industrial accident while working in the winery he created. This page is a tribute to Mike, his family, and his great work.
A tribute to Mike Wolter by Sam Neill
I got to know,and become friends with, Mike and his wife Bridget in the eighties. Bridget looked after my garden, and Mike would come up the hill and give her a hand on occasion. Mike was quiet and laconic, and I soon grew to enjoy his company and the odd leisurely yarn. Mike was becoming increasingly involved with vineyards in the region, and his interest in viticulture intrigued me.
After planting the first vineyard at Gibbston, I quickly realized that Mike was logically the man to look after it. He took over the yard and his experience and quiet enthusiasm soon became apparent in the health and well being of the place.
About the same time Mike started talking to me about setting up a winery in Cromwell. It would be called, straightforwardly, The Central Otago Wine Company. Mike's idea, having had several very successful seasons as winemaker at Black Ridge, was to create a winery which would make wine for potential wine labels like my own Two Paddocks. I was onboard as a partner quickly, partly because Mike was by now a friend, but, more importantly, because I trusted implicitly his vision and judgement. This has turned out to be a good call-- the company is now in its fifth vintage and has produced some wonderful wines including of course Two Paddocks.
Tragically Mike died in 1997. This was an enormous shock and, in a sense, we're still in the process of recovery. I very much miss Mike's dry wit, and considerable wisdom. I do feel, however, that he would be pleased with how things have gone since then. The company has flourished, the vineyards he nurtured prosper, and Bridget has held together his family and business with great tenacity and courage.
His legacy lives on.
Mike's Obituary
Mike was born in Gisborne in 1957 where he lived until 1974 when he went to work in Auckland wineries, Corbans and then Babich. He later included some time in Barossa Valley. Generally wine making in New Zealand at this time was bulk orientated.
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Events in the year 1925 in Brazil.

Incumbents

Federal government
 President: Artur Bernardes
 Vice President: Estácio de Albuquerque Coimbra

Governors
 Alagoas: Pedro da Costa Rego
 Amazonas: Alfredo Sá
 Bahia: Góis Calmon
 Ceará: José Moreira da Rocha
 Goiás:
 till 14 July: Miguel da Rocha Lima
 from 14 July: Brasil Caiado
 Maranhão: Godofredo Mendes Viana
 Mato Grosso: Estêvão Alves Correia
 Minas Gerais: Fernando de Mello Viana
 Pará:
 till 1 February: Antônio Emiliano de Sousa
 from 1 February: Dionísio Bentes
 Paraíba: João Suassuna
 Paraná: Caetano Munhoz da Rocha
 Pernambuco: Sérgio Teixeira Lins de Barros Loreto
 Piauí: Matias Olímpio de Melo
 Rio Grande do Norte: José Augusto Bezerra de Medeiros
 Rio Grande do Sul: Antônio Augusto Borges de Medeiros
 Santa Catarina:
 São Paulo:
 Sergipe:

Vice governors
 Rio Grande do Norte:
 São Paulo:

Events
12 April - The Coluna Prestes movement is launched at a meeting in Foz do Iguaçu.

Arts and culture

Films
Aitaré da Praia, directed by Gentil Roiz and starring José Amaro
Quando Elas Querem, directed by Eugenio Centenaro Kerrigan and starring Luiz de Barros
La Mujer de medianoche, directed by Carlo Campogalliani and starring Paulo Benedetti

Births
23 October - Cardinal José Freire Falcão (died 2021)

Deaths
28 May - João Pinheiro Chagas, journalist and politician, Prime Minister of Portugal (born 1863)
28 August - João Ghelfi, painter (born 1890)
8 December - Mário de Alencar, poet, short story writer, journalist, lawyer and novelist (born 1872)

References

See also
1925 in Brazilian football

1920s in Brazil
Years of the 20th century in Brazil
Brazil
Brazil

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Q: How can one go from "no roots" to "is irreducible" in this case? This problem is paraphrased from an old version of an exam that

I will be taking, and I have no idea how one would do solve it.

Let $p$ be a prime number, let $F$ be a field of characteristic $p$, and let $c$ be a field element

  such that $\:x^{\hspace{.025 in}p}\hspace{-0.04 in}+(-c)\:$ has no roots in $F$. $\;\;\;$ Show that $\:x^{\hspace{.025 in}p}\hspace{-0.04 in}+(-c)\:$ is irreducible over $F$.

How would one solve that problem?

A: Let $K$ be the splitting field of $f(x)=x^p-c$ over $F$, and $a$ a root. Thus, $a^p=c$ and so $x^p-c=(x-a)^p$ over $K$. Hence every factor of $f$ has the form $(x-a)^k$ for some $k\le p$. Suppose there is some $k\lt p$ with $g(x)=(x-a)^k\in F[x]$, since $k\lt p, (k,p)=1$, so there are integers $m,n$ with $mp+nk=1$, but this implies $f^m(x)g^n(x)=(x-a)^{mp+nk}=x-a\in F[x]$, contradiction.


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La Taberna bringing more Spanish cuisine to Napa
By Carey Sweet on October 16, 2014 at 3:43 PM
ZuZu owner Mick Salyer traveled across Spain this spring, scouring ideas for his new La Taberna Above: Zuzu / Chronicle photo by John O'Hara
The opening of La Taberna was set back by six weeks, because of the Napa earthquake. But now the date has been set for Oct. 28, for the new Spanish eatery that sits right next door to its owner's other Spanish eatery, ZuZu.
That's a lot of Spanish food for the block that spans Main Street between Second and Third streets. We chatted with restaurateur Mick Salyer about that very subject.
CS: How will La Taberna be different from ZuZu?
Mick Salyer: Both venues have Spain as a touchstone, allowing us reach into all the Spanish influenced cultures throughout the globe. But La Taberna is a modern Spanish tavern, inspired by the pintxo bars of northern Spain. In contrast, ZuZu is more of a Barcelona style small plate restaurant, focusing on tapas and paella. La Taberna is a simpler, more contemporary version of what we have created with ZuZu. The menu will be different and lighter, with many dishes priced between $3 and $8. It's a place you can drop in for a quick drink and nibble, or stay for a longer dinner and bottle of wine.
Stylistically the two restaurants are quite different, too. ZuZu is more rustic, with a black facade is of burnt cedar, while La Taberna has a modern white facade of whitewashed brick and steel. It's night and day.
ZuZu has thrived for 12 years now. Is Spanish cuisine popular enough in Napa to support two restaurants?
Beyond the Spanish cuisine, it is equally about the venue, the warmth of the space and service. ZuZu is 60 seats, but La Taberna is much smaller, with 30 seats and a long standing bar for 20 or so, similar to what you'd find in San Sebastian, Spain. La Taberna is a true pintxo bar, different than anything found in Napa. I am trusting the tavern will find its audience here.
What will be on offer?
The menu will focus equally on drinks and food. Market-influenced ingredients and simple dishes will shine. Dishes might include tortilla de camaron with Seville shrimp, croquetas negra of halibut, suckling pig with ZuZu garden greens, and a cannery board of cured, pickled and smoked fish that changes daily. Escabeche, crudos, bocadillos and empanadas will play a large part in the daily chalkboard menu.
The beverage program will offer a rotating selection of wines from the Iberian Peninsula, the Catalan region of France, and California. Sherry, Vermouth, Port and Madeira will have a strong showing on the list as well as inventive cocktails and beers. Five regularly changing cocktails will be highlighted on the chalkboard, along with five classic cocktails on the menu.
Is it hard to train local cooks in Spanish cooking? Where do you find your talent?
We train by going to Spain often. The Spaniards love showing off their talents, making them great teachers. Spanish cuisine is from the heart, so once inspired, it seems to become a pursuit of life long passion. So, we have been lucky over the years as the talent has found us.
How was the space affected by the earthquake?
We were very lucky that the space itself (the former Molinari Caffe) wasn't affected by the earthquake at all. The building behind us was severely damaged, though, and that's what set our opening back by six weeks. Shopworks Design did a great job creating a look to represent the modern side of Barcelona and Madrid, with steel, plaster and wood accented by ornate tile work all mixed together. The space is intimate, and will be alive with music.
ZuZu: 829 Main Street, Napa; (707) 224-8555 or zuzunapa.com.
La Taberna: 815 Main Street, Napa; (707) 224-5551 or latabernanapa.com.


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James Murphy and 2ManyDJs Announce 8-Hour DJ Shows
Their traveling dance club Despacio returns for a three-night run
By Noah Yoo
Despacio photo by Matt Cowan/Getty Images for Coachella
While LCD Soundsystem were broken up, James Murphy linked up with David and Stephen Dewaele of Soulwax and 2ManyDJs to form Despacio, a traveling dance club based around a massive custom-made McIntosh speaker system. Now, five years after the concept's debut, Despacio is coming to New York City. Murphy and 2ManyDJs are set to perform a three-night residency from March 29-31 at the Knockdown Center in Maspeth, Queens. Each night will feature eight-hour-long sets from the trio from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. Tickets go on sale Friday.
Read "Everything James Murphy Did While LCD Soundsystem Was Broken Up" over on the Pitch.
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Lucy Viola Moon Pulliam was honored by the BOC Oct. 27 on her 99th birthday.
The Madison County Board of Commissioners honored Mrs. Lucy Viola Moon Pulliam on her 99th birthday with a proclamation during their agenda-setting meeting last week. The date of the meeting – Oct. 27 – was her birthday.
Mrs. Pulliam is a lifelong resident of Madison County who, as a child, attended a one-room schoolhouse on Hannah's Creek Church Road. She is lifelong member of New Bethel Congregational Holiness Church. She is the daughter of the late John William Moon and Bessie Scarboro Moon. She married Hubert Lee Pulliam on Dec. 20, 1930 and the couple had one child, Marshall L. Pulliam. Mrs. Pulliam also has five grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren. She and Mr. Pulliam also raised Mack Brewer as "one of their own," according to the proclamation.
She was one of eight children, and two of her siblings, also in their nineties, still survive.
"She is one of my favorite constituents," he said. He also told that it was just a few months ago that he saw her mowing her lawn on a riding mower as well as crossing the road on a John Deere tractor. Many members of Mrs. Pulliam's family were on hand to see her receive the proclamation.


China is considered the home of tea. Chinese tea is a beverage from the leaves of tea plants. In the early period of the 17th century, Chinese tea was exported to Europe. The Chinese drink tea throughout the day, including during meals, as a substitute for plain water for health or simple pleasure.
Chinese tea may be classified into five categories according to the different methods by which it is processed: Green Tea, Black Tea, Oolong Tea, Compressed Tea and Scented Tea. The tea from China is in great abundance and variety. To tell if a pot of tea is nice you can mainly rely on the color, smell, taste and form. Here are the top excellent Chinese teas of China.
Dongting Biluochun is a famous green tea originally grown in the Dongting Mountains ofJiangsu Province. It has a small leaf which is famous for its very sweet vegetal fragrance and thick mouth feel. When steeping this tea you will notice some of the down in your brew.
Huangshan Maofeng tea is a green tea produced in south eastern interior Anhui province of China. The best teas are picked in the early Spring before China's Qingming Festival. When picking the tea, only the new tea buds and the leaf next to the bud are picked. It is said by local tea farmers that the leaves resemble orchid buds.
Anxi Iron Goddess Tea is a premium variety of Chinese oolong tea originated in the 19th century in Anxi in Fujian province. There are different gastronomic characteristics of Tieguanyin produced in different areas of Anxi.
Lu'an Guapian is one of the best Green tea to come from Lu'an County in An Hui province of China. This is no small feat considering An Hui is renowned for producing a variety of high quality green teas since the Tang Dynasty. Lu'an Guapian has a particularly smooth taste, sweet aroma and bright color.
Keemon Black Tea is a black Chinese tea with a winey and fruity taste, designated as a China Famous Tea. The aroma of Keemun tea is fruity, which creates a very distinctive and balanced taste.
Pu-erh tea, also spelled as Pu'er tea is a variety of post-fermented tea produced in Yunnan province.Yunnan Pu-erh tea is compressed into various shapes and is black or brown-red in color. It tastes mellow and is purported to reduce blood cholesterol. It is reputed to be the beauty tea and slim tea. It can generally improve in taste over time.
White Fur Silver Needle is produced in Fuding, Fujian. It is made from young bud sets and therefore is thought to have more of the amino acid theanine, which is known for its relaxing and mood enhancing properties.


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Home » News » Movies » Vin Diesel Remembers Paul Walker On 9th Death Anniversary With Nostalgic Pic, Fast and Furious Fans Emotional
Vin Diesel Remembers Paul Walker On 9th Death Anniversary With Nostalgic Pic, Fast and Furious Fans Emotional
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Vin Diesel remembers friend Paul Walker on his ninth death anniversary with a throwback pic.
Vin Diesel took to Instagram on his friend Pual Walker's ninth death anniversary and penned an emotional note alongside their throwback photo.
Paul Walker left a massive void in the James Wan penned emotional notes for the late actor who gained global fame for playing Brain O'Conner in the Fast & Furiouhearts of fans after his demise in a tragic single-car crash accident. Now, it's been nine years since the unfortunate incident, and the void never seems to be filled. On his 9th death anniversary, Walker's best friend Vin Diesel, his daughter Meadow Rain Walker, and Furious 7 directors film franchise.
Vin Diesel posted a throwback photo alongside Walker to express there isn't a single day that goes by when he doesn't remember the moments spent with him. "Nine years… love you and miss you," wrote Diesel while a hearty tribute to the late star.
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Walker's daughter travelled down memory lane to reminisce the memories of her childhood days, wherein her doting father would teach her new things. In the old monochrome picture, Walker can be seen guiding baby Meadow as she holds a giant bowling ball in her hand. Calling him an angel, Meadow articulated, "9 years without you. I love you so much my angel."
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Furious 7 director James Wan hailed Walker as a compassionate human being while recollecting the massive impact of the late actor's easygoing personality on him. The filmmaker revealed Walker was planning to take a long break after shooting Furious 7 to spend time with his daughter. "Today is the 9 year anniversary of Paul's passing. I remember it like it was yesterday — receiving the news of his accident. To say that I was shattered would've been an understatement. He was truly a great human being. Fun, easygoing, and compassionate. A reluctant movie star, whose dream career was to be a park ranger. But most importantly, he talked about wanting to take a long break from acting after shooting Furious 7 so that he could spend more time with his teen daughter, and not miss out on her formative years. That still tears me up when I think about that," stated Wan.
At the time of his death, Walker was filming for Furious 7 and it was after multiple rewrites that his brothers Caleb and Cody filled in for the star in the movie. The director continued, "Paul, I didn't know you as long as the other Fast family members, but in the short period I knew you, you made a huge impact on me. You're an inspiration, and you'll always be missed." He paid his sincere homage to Walker in a series of behind-the-scenes photographs from the sets of Furious 7.
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Paul died on November 30, 2013, alongside his friend Roger Rodas who was driving the vehicle during the car crash. Walker was 40 years old at the time. In a special tribute to the late star, See you Again, a collaborative track by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Path, was commissioned.
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I was kept in church my entire childhood. I was an usher, I sang in the choir, and even had a sort of mentorship with the pastor of my church. I begged my mom to get baptized around 8 or 9 and I even had a pink Bible with my name engraved on it.
But when I was old enough to think critically about religion, I started to question things.
So does God just live in the sky? Does he really watch us ALL the time? If he controls everything then why do bad things happen to good people?
The concept of free will in relation to God having a plan confused me the most. If God has already decided what going to happen anyway, then what choice do I really have in the matter? And why does he have to make life so hard?
I've thought about this quite often and I've changed my thinking behind Gods will and while it may not be 100% correct in the eyes of pastors it gets me through tough times.
I try not to think of God as the cause of the problem, but the solution. If your car doesn't start, your car just doesn't start. But the person who stops to give you a jump is that blessing you needed in that moment.
Praising God in bad times just as much as when things are good, is important and arguably one of the hardest parts of faith. But making a conscious effort to do so can make those rough days seem a little brighter.


The IGR (General Income Tax) tax rate regularly applied to companies amounts to 17% of the net revenues. However, Law No. 71/2013 (and subsequent Law No. 115/2017) has reduced this tax rate to 8.5% for 5 years of business activity for newly established enterprises whose partners didn't run a business in San Marino in the previous year and hire an employee within 6 months (who could even be the administrator) and a second employee within 24 months of activity.
In addition to the 8.5%, a 5% withholding tax must be taken into account, which is applied to revenues distributed directly to natural persons even if, based on the double taxation treaty with Italy, this withholding tax in Italy is deductible from the income statement.
The corporate income tax is established by applying the 17% proportional tax rate on the taxable income.
For the newly established companies under Law N. 71/2013 and following Law N. 15/2017, the General Income Tax has been reduced to 8.5% for 5 years of business activity. Visit the page about tax incentives.
Profits produced from 01/01/2014 and distributed to natural persons from the corporations are subject to a 5% final withholding tax. The profits distributed to individuals other than natural persons are not subject to any withholding tax as long as the recipient declares to the company which has distributed the profits that he does not act on behalf of a natural person.
The following chart refers to the income tax rates applied to natural persons and therefore resident in the territory of the Republic and it does not concern those who, whether Italians or foreigners, set up a business in San Marino. We have included these data for those who are considering to apply for a permanent residence or stay permit.


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Kirsten Coelho works in porcelain creating functional forms and vessels of other- worldly perfection that fuse the formal with the abstract. Her work has been influenced by the history of ceramics, in particular the aging surfaces of nineteenth and early twentieth-century domestic enamel wares – jugs, flask, bowls, beakers – echoes of the pleasures of daily life which she reiterates in inviolate meditations on the history, purity and order of daily rituals and routines.
Having returned to Australia from London in the late 1990s, Coelho's concern with the formal archetypes of the historical household turned to the nineteenth-century Australian settler and migrant experience. The extraordinary dreams, ambitions and failings of these experiences are referenced in the luscious thick white glazes and pared back simplicity of Coelho's works, which consider how objects and art shape history and cultural memory.
Coelho's work has been exhibited widely both in Australia and internationally. Recent solo exhibitions include The Return, at UNSW Galleries (2021), and an ethereal yet monumental installation, Ithaca, displayed at the University of South Australia's Samstag Museum of Art (2020). In 2019 Coelho was the recipient of an Arts South Australia Fellowship that allowed her to conduct international research on ceramic collections in Italy and Greece, and lead to the development for two new bodies of work in porcelain of which Ithaca was one. Coelho was included in the 2018 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Divided Worlds curated by Erica Green, In the Falling Light, Drill Hall Gallery, Australian National University, Canberra (2015), which toured to Newcastle Art Gallery, New South Wales in the same year. In 2015 Coelho accepted an invitation to undertake a residency at Tweed Regional Gallery, Murwillumbah, which resulted in a solo exhibition at Tweed Regional Gallery in 2016. In 2012 Coelho won the prestigious Sidney Myer Ceramic Award.
In 2020 Wakefield Press, in conjunction with Arts South Australia, published the first major publication on Coelho's practice which spans thirty years. The book weaves images of her impeccable vessels with painting and a series of essays by author Wendy Walker and a forward by Glenn Barkley.
Kirsten Coelho holds a Master of Visual Art from the University of South Australia. Her work has been exhibited internationally at TEFAF Maastricht (2020), London House of Modernity UK (2020), Taipei Dandgai (2020) Sotheby's New York: Inspired By Chatsworth (2019); PAD London (2019) and Masterpiece London (2019) and Art Basel Hong Kong (2017).
Coelho's work is represented in numerous institutional collections including the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra; Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth; Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide; Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane; Chatsworth House, UK; and the Boymans Van Beuningen Stichting Museum, The Netherlands. She has been the recipient of numerous awards including the City of Hobart Art Prize (2015), the Sidney Myer Ceramic Award (2012) and the Josephine Ulrick Ceramic Award (2005).


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Madison club hosting the 40th GR3 in Soldiers Grove. Great riding in the Driftless area of Wisconsin. Don't miss it!
Lookin a bit damp for the GR3 but it wouldn't be GR3 without a slight bit of rain. STILL GOING!


One block south of the Clarendon Hills Metra train station.
Talley's Kitchen + Bar is the perfect place to bring a date, enjoy cocktails and wine with friends, or come with your entire family and taste bold flavors while creating memories. Our cuisine is a very approachable New-American cuisine. We pride ourselves on providing the freshest ingredients and creating food you will crave.
Food was bland and nothing unusual or exceptional on a very limited menu.
Great neighborhood place in Clarendon Hills. We had a variety of things, and the salmon, scallops and steak were all excellent. Definitely recommend!
We were seated promptly By the hostess. We were given water and after 18 minutes of waiting we left the left the restaurant. Not one person came by to offer us drinks or let us know that the waiter would be delayed. We did go across the street to Frida Kahlo, the new Mexican restaurant in Clarendon Hills and had a great dinner.
Amazing! Tonya was our server and she made my mom's birthday celebration extra special; in order to insure all of our wants and needs were taken care of.
Food is very good and well prepared. The menu is limited and the addition of new items or specials would be welcomed. The entire staff provides excellent service especially from Tanya as the server. The atmosphere is generally serene and is a great place to enjoy a private discussion.
Cozy. Good food and drinks. Do not skimp on the liquor. Good service. Family friendly.
Talley's is a gem in Clarendon Hills, meal was spot on as well as the cocktails.
Really enjoyed the Croissant Bread Pudding desert and were pleasantly surprised with the live music on saturdays. Ask about the cotton candy!!!
Had an open table reservation and told the front person who was our waiter as well but he never checked us in which resulted in negative email from open table . He was aloof and not too attentive. Forgot to bring one side dish and did nothing to apologize or rectify. Food was good but he acted like he was uninterested in being there. Have felt this way with both male servers whereas the female has been great in the past. Food is always good and menu seems to stay the same over the years.
Jeffery was amazing! Very knowledgable about his wines. Made great recommendations.
Food, service and location are all great!
I love Tally's for a date night with my husband! Tonya was our awesome server, & we'll come back just because of her!!! Not to mention the food is top-notch! 5-stars!
Waitress had no personality. I ordered the salmon and it was very dry. My husband had the filet and it was delicious.
Great place. Food is awesome and the atmosphere is perfect. We sat near the window and the lighting from the street lights was quite bright and in my face. Perhaps shades or a curtain would help for upper half of windows.
Talley's is always amazing. Great neighborhood place with terrific staff and Krista is phenomenal. Our local favorite!!
Always good food and a pleasurable dining experience.
We've been to Tally's many times and is our go to place for casual but nicer dining. Tonight's food was just okay. I had the panko chicken that had an off putting flavor. My husband had the salmon and it needed more flavor. Would love to see some new menu items or specials that aren't super expensive. Seems like the same menu for last few years now. Love the owner and personal feel of restaurant. Will continue to go back but just an off night.
We sat at a high top table. We were taken care of right away. My dinner was very good. I had scallops with corn risotto. We had a flatbread with sausage and peppers. And a grilled romaine salad. Everything was great. Our drinks were nice as well. Fresh lime is a plus. We would go back.
Always a great dinner at Talley's. Food is consistently good and they have great drinks also. The Talley's Tea is delicious!
Second time dining here. Food is excellent. Ordered the Panko chicken, steak and fries and ceasar salad. Everything was perfect! Also, had a treat of live music! Our waiter, Jeffrey, was wonderful and quite comical. Definitely will be back!
It was a snowy night but the place was busy. Our server was ok, not great. We ordered twice baked potato bites which were very good. My husband's steak was severely overdone. We had the Bibb salad which was good but the tuna was flavorless. Our key lime pie was good. Overall an okay experience.
Talleys is our go to for neighborhood feel, good food, friendly atmosphere. Our server Jeffrey makes it relaxed and pleasant. Menu not that extensive, but doesn't need to be. Everything executed nicely.
Simply not good. Free cheese board on Wednesday with a $120 bottle of wine was a joke. Stale crackers and about 6 small cubes of cheese and slices of figs. Waiter said it is not much when he brought it. It was almost embarrassing to serve.
We enjoyed our visit soo much on Saturday, January 5th that we met another set of friends there on the 12th. GREAT FIND!!!!
Wonderful spot...went on a very chilly evening and sat by a window...not very weather-proofed. It was cold.
Cool location and nice ambiance. The slow service is tolerable but the food is not terribly good.
Celebrated my mother's 88th birthday. Had a really nice time with great food!
Love this place! Always good food and service!
Service has consistently deteriorated which is too bad. We used to eat here once a week and now it's rarely once a month. On our last visit we waited over 15 minutes past our reservation time. The owner blatantly sat her personal friends before 4 parties waiting for a tables.
The food and experience was amazing, but it was a little on the expensive side for the amount of food that you get.
We love this place. Great for kids too!
The food is always fantastic and the service is even better!
Consistently good. Well edited menu. My go-to is always scallops with the absolute best risotto (corn & smoked bacon)...I otherwise never eat risotto. We always have a good time with friends here.
The restaurant was chilly and then we were located near the windows - it was a cool spot. The menu is pretty limited and prices not inexpensive with many entrees coming without any any accompaniment. The Caesar salad, which we split, was meager and not fresh, tasted as though the dressing had a 'smoked' flavor added. It was off putting. The crouton's were out of a box and flavored with paprika heavily. The pork chop was done to the right temperature and was tasty; however, my dining companion's shrimp tacos were not edible. The shrimp tasted off and the dressing on the greens was off tasting too.
It was a disappointing dinner.
Friday night family crowd. Food was good. Service was okay. Our waiter was gracious and friendly but over taxed with too many tables. Will try again on another night.
Dinner was once again fantastic!! It is our go to place!! Staff is the best!!
Bday dinner. We ate early so restaurant was pretty empty. Wish hostess wouldn't have put us right under the speaker by the kitchen doors.
Talley's always delivers with great service and delicious food!
Food and wine exceeded expectations in this casual local restaurant. Enjoyed our first meal here!
Based on web reviews, we tried the meatloaf -- good choice. Wonderful flavor, good portion, a not-your-mom's meatloaf (better), served on creamy mashed potatoes. Mushroom soup and salad were also very tasty. Excellent Manhattan. It was great to have conversation and not have to shout over the noise of most restaurants today. We had an early dinner; didn't stay for the live music. Will definitely return to try other menu selections.


Because I still have Yankumi on the brain. I am giving you the trailer for the Gokusen movie. YAY!
As a side note, there's a motorcycle gang in the trailer. I wonder if Japan has specialized motorcycle accident lawyers. Then again, it seems to be pretty rare for vehicle accidents to go to court there. I shall use my Google-Fu and find out!


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Fact-checking Attorney-General Brandis on community legal centre funding
June 02, 2016 | Federation Administration
Federal Attorney-General George Brandis has been repeating a tired and misleading defence to media reporting of a 30 per cent cut threatening community legal centres nationally from July next year.
Sadly for these providers of free legal help for people who can't afford a private lawyer or get legal aid, the May Federal Budget left in place more than $34 million in cuts amid a broader Federal shortfall of $100 million over four years.
As we'll see, a small funding announcement since the Budget has done very little to change this.
Yet repeated statements by the Attorney-General continue to suggest massive funding – a claim that is contradicted by the true picture.
Just last week, a spokesperson for the Attorney-General responded to a story about the serious impacts of cuts to two Victorian community legal centres as follows:
A spokeswoman for Attorney-General George Brandis said the Federal Government struck a five-year national partnership agreement to deliver $1.6 billion to legal aid commissions, community legal centres and indigenous legal assistance services.
"In addition, it has provided $45 million for frontline legal assistance services for victims of family violence, and restored a further $25.5 million in funding to the legal assistance sector," she said.
It's time to put these claims under the microscope – in effect, to fact-check Attorney-General Brandis on community legal centre funding.
'Big' numbers aren't so impressive when you break them down
While it is true that combined legal assistance services will receive $1.6 billion over five years, primarily under the National Partnership Agreement (NPA) on Legal Assistance Services, that agreement – imposed in June last year – includes the slated 30 per cent national cut to community legal centres and does not represent any new money in the Federal Budget.
The funding covers a lot of territory very thinly – including all community legal centres, all legal aid commissions, all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services (ATSILs), and all Family Violence Prevention & Legal Services (FVPLSs) over five years – nationally.
Within that $1.6 billion, community legal centres receive around 11 per cent, or $174 million, over the five years. Their annual funding nationally will fall from $42.2 million in 2016–17 to just $30.1 million from July next year – a cut of around 30 per cent.
It's easy to hide such cuts to individual services like community legal centres when you package up the funding of many distinct and vital services together. And if you do it over a long enough period, the resulting lump sum can seem significant – even if the Productivity Commission says it falls short by around $200 million a year, which it did in a report the Federal Government has largely ignored.
Here's a much bigger number
If we take a similar lump-sum approach to the Federal Government's own spending on legal advice and representation, an interesting picture emerges.
Based on the latest figures from the Attorney-General's Department, the Federal Government will spend more than $3.5 billion on its own lawyers over a similar period – well over double its investment on free legal assistance services for vulnerable people. The Federal Government might quite reasonably be asked to justify that.
New money for family violence legal assistance?
Beyond the NPA, there has been some additional money for free legal assistance. However, the statement from the Attorney-General's spokesperson quoted here could lead you to believe there was $45 million in new money for family violence legal help in the Federal Budget – not so.
Of that figure, $15 million comes from the Women's Safety Package announced in September last year. The package provides $5 million a year for three years mostly to community legal centres, and will end in July 2018.
The balance of the $45 million is $30 million that was announced for family violence legal assistance post-Budget. Sliced off broader family violence funding, it will provide just $10 million a year for three years to be shared between legal assistance services and some family relationship centres. Funding to specific services will not be confirmed until after the election.
For community legal centres, a potential share of $10 million a year is insignificant in the face of the cuts and broader Federal funding shortfall.
Money 'restored' to the legal assistance sector?
The last part of the statement – that $25.5 million has been 'restored' to legal assistance services – is again nothing new. It was announced on 26 March last year, and essentially boils down to a postponement of cuts that were originally set to begin in July 2015. A temporary postponement of the Federal Government's own cuts doesn't sound as impressive as 'restoring' funding, does it?
So what's the bottom line?
The Federation is calling for a reversal of the Federal cuts set for July 2017, the continuation of Women's Safety Package funding of $5 million a year through to 2019–20, and a modest $14.4 million a year as a share of the $200 million annual funding boost recommended by the Productivity Commission across combined legal assistance services.
Nationally, that would give community legal centres around $61.6 million a year in Federal funding.
Over the next four years, the difference between that and what's actually on offer by the Federal Government means we're not just facing the $34 million of cuts left in the Federal Budget, but a broader funding shortfall of more than $100 million.
You can see why a potential share of $10 million a year for three years announced after the Budget just isn't going to make much difference.
Essentially the funding picture community legal centres faced before the Federal Budget is the same bleak picture they still face after it.
Here's an actual picture that tells the story. The 'What we need' line is the $61.6 million explained above. The green is what we actually get under the NPA with the Women's Safety Package added in over three years. The red is how Federal funding will fall away from its 2016–17 level from July next year.
It's easy to see that even if the cuts we're facing from July next year were fully reversed, the resulting funding would still fall far below what we actually need.
What are the consequences for vulnerable people?
Even before the cuts set in, community legal centres are being forced to turn away many thousands of people who can't afford a private lawyer or get help from legal aid for a range of serious civil legal problems.
Community legal centres help people for free, and demand is so great that in 2014–15 alone centres nationally turned away nearly 160,000 people – mainly due to inadequate resources.
When the cuts hit, many centres will be forced to turn even more people away, further reducing or even closing services, including withdrawing them from regional areas where help is already limited. Existing blackspots will worsen, and new blackspots will emerge.
The victims will include a growing number of women seeking help to get family violence intervention orders through the courts, people needing help with family law, people whose jobs are at risk from workplace mistreatment and discrimination, and people facing debt, consumer issues, unfair fines, eviction and homelessness. It's not fair, and it ruins lives.
So what's the fact-check verdict?
The Attorney-General's defence of chronic underfunding and cuts to community legal centres is misleading in suggesting that funding is anywhere near adequate. In fact, his claims threaten the future well-being of thousands of vulnerable people across Australia.
It's time for the Federal Government to come clean on community legal centre funding, and to fund free legal help in a spirit of fairness and decency.
For media comment
Darren Lewin-Hill
Federation of Community Legal Centres (Victoria)
For more on the challenges facing community legal centres, see also Rocks and hard places: Traversing the terrain of the community legal centre funding crisis over at Power to Persuade.


...and posted a link here. Nice catch on the blog entry because the subject certainly generates interest on the SWC.
It's very common to refer to the "lessons of history" when making points about military issues. Fortunately we're not always at war which means we have to study history to practice the profession most of the time. In discussing small wars, LIC, OOTW, (whatever your term of choice) we often refer to historical examples. The members of this forum usually understand that historical "lessons" don't really exist, but many politicians and columnists do not and they frequently find so-called lessons they glean to support their argument.
It's not unusual to use historical references; even on this forum we've recently seen reverences to Vietnam, the Phillippines, and the American Indian wars, but it must be done with care. Using the US experience against American Indians points up the problem with finding lessons in (military) history for our problems today. Yes we won, and yes our wars against the Indians lasted for generations, but there were significant differences between then and now. For example, the one strategy the Indians were never able to overcome was the huge wave of people moving continuously and uncontrollably into US territories. Even Vietnam cannot be analyzed outside the context of the Cold War when China and Russia openly provided all kinds of support, and the Vietminh took advantages of (relative) safe sanctuary in Cambodia, Laos, and N. Vietnam. And this is just the beginning of listing the numerous, inter-related variables that impact the outcome of wars.
The best essay that makes this point is Michael Howard's "The Lessons of History." He makes the point that understanding history makes one better prepared for the present, however he says it's difficult to obtain lessons from history because, "the unique quality of an experience that resulted from circumstances that would never, that could never, be precisely replicated....It is safer to start with the assumption that history, whatever its value in educating the judgement, teaches no 'lessons'," After discussing the limits of history, Howard proceeds to discuss four general lessons 1) "not to generalize from false premises based on inadeuate evidence." 2) you must learn as much about the past as possible comparing it to a foreign country where you have to learn the language and assumptions before you can understand it. 3) Cope with cultural diversity. 4) the social framework in which a historian works is vulnerable. What studing does do is provide understanding that hopefully can improve judgement -- this does not mean one can list our "lessons."
This is why I smile when I see columnists and politicians refer to the "lessons of Vietnam," the "lessons of El Salvador," etc.
As a result of this conference, the study of military history, seems to me to be re-invigorated. The military is closely linked with other aspects of society, and it is impossible, indeed a disservice, to separate these elements from one another. The same currents and challenges that drive adaptation and change in wider society, wields important effects on the military. To study the military in isolation from these undermines our understanding of it as an institution.
(He adds later, almost a conclusion) The military frequently feels outpaced by societal developments over which it has no control: this is not a symptom of the Twitter generation, but has always been the case. The military has frequently been caught up in social and political movements and contests, and study of this under-examined aspect of military history can yield important and useful lessons for dealing with different challenges faced today.
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...is about thinking historically. It is not a history of a particular event, person, place, or process. Nor is it strictly a presentation about methodology or how to do historical work effectively. There are many excellent books and articles that can help you become a good historian. What I hope to do is explore something I call "historical sensibility," which I believe can be a powerful tool to understand and aid making policy, especially foreign, foreign economic, and national security policy.
Francis J. Gavin is the Frank Stanton Professor in Nuclear Security Policy Studies at MIT. In January 2017, Gavin will become the inaugural director of the Henry A Kissinger Center for Global Affairs at SAIS-Johns Hopkins.
Fascinating aspect of JFK's murder in Dallas and the unknown witness.
Prompted by the next post I have merged five threads that follow the same theme and re-opened the thread.
On a quick review there are other threads, but they do not readily fit here.
Collectively we have turned military history into a pile of half-truthes that is selectively sourced to support a particular theory. While most embrace complexity theory, and that every situation is different, we prefer to contribute cause and effect to a particular doctrine. Military history, and some is, must be a multi-discipline study of history (political, social, economics, military, paramilitary, overall geopolitical globally, etc.) to more effectively determine what worked, what didn't, and why. I dread that future generations will embrace simplistic theories put forth on good governance, networks to fight networks, Nagl's COIN theory, principles of war that aren't, etc. as proven templates. While each simplistic theory has a place in the greater whole, they are all roads to failure if not integrated in the greater whole, and informed by understanding of the situation at hand. While much of military history is half-truths, at the end of the day history is still critically important, students just need to be leery of interpretation by over confident theorists and authors. In other words they need to be critical thinkers, which is what the purpose of higher learning is supposedly aimed at.


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"Weathering A Storm: Disaster Prevention and Recovery" events, co-sponsored by AARP Nebraska and the Better Business Bureau, are free and open to the public. But because space is limited, you must RSVP by this Friday. Two programs are set for May 15, starting at 10 a.m. in Grand Island and 6:30 p.m. in Omaha. A presentation will start at 6:30 p.m. May 16 in Lincoln. To register, call toll-free: 877-926-8300.
As Nebraskans return to flooded homes, Niebaum said they should keep an eye out for what he called "travelers" - people who claim to be insurance agents and show up at the sites of natural disasters. Since Nebraskans tend to be generous, he said, it's also a good idea to research groups collecting donations for recovery efforts.
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Mr. Parra grew up in the suburbs of Caracas, Venezuela. He spent his childhood playing with friends, hiking in the surrounding mountains, and visiting and surfing the Caribbean. Andrés attended an experimental high school that implemented new teaching methods that allowed him to test out of his general education courses in college. After graduating from high school, he studied English abroad in Barbados for six months, where he developed his taste for travel.
When he returned to Venezuela, Mr. Parra entered college but struggled with the workload. He applied for a government sponsored scholarship program, and given his good standing in high school, he was able to obtain a scholarship to study in the U.S. After earning his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Andrés returned to Caracas, and decided to pursue post-graduate studies back in the U.S. He earned his M.A. in mass communication while working as a freelance cameraman.
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Nearly 25 activists from local associations in Karak governorate, south of Jordan, participated in ARDD Legal Aid's initial training sessions of "Ead b'Ead" project for empowerment of woman civic engagment.
The Participants had the opportunity to learn various concepts related to women's affairs and social and human rights internationally and locally, as well as methods to enable them to spread the message of "Ead B'Ead" and develop their engagement with their community thus enhancing their participation in civic and political life.
Three associations participated, "Pioneers Women" and "Rakeen Women" and "Amro's Women", in four sessions which took place between May and June this year.
The next phase, the participants will put into practice what they learned regarding women empowerment, through holding interactive sessions with member of their communities, and campaigns to garner support for their ideas.
In the same context, the project will move from associations category to university students, in the period between August and September, to share the message "Ead B'Ead" with 60 students from all disciplines.
It is expected, that the prioject will eventually result in forming a better perception of women role in the community and that the community will grow more aware of women's role and differences between men and women. This will be attained through enhancing women's engagement with their community and leading them to fully realise their rights as citizens and active memebers in society.


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Is there a way I can store a Key that will be generated from the backend to the Custom attribute in Dev App?
How can I add a dynamic value for the custom attribute for the Developer App. Let's say that the backend has a generated key, so it should be stored in the Custom Attribute value field. and when the backend sends another key, the existing key value should be changed to the new key that was passed by the backend.
Another, Can I use KVM to store the key value pair that will be passed by the backend? and then set the values obtained to the custom attribute?
How can I add a dynamic value for the custom attribute for the Developer App?
There is a UI for that - you can modify the Developer App and paste in the value, if you like. You are showing this in your screenshot, so I suppose this is not the answer you are looking for. There is also an API for the same modification; in fact, as with everything in the Apigee Edge UI, the UI function is built on the documented Apigee Edge Administrative API.
and when the backend sends another key, the existing key value should be changed to the new key that was passed by the backend.
OK, now it sounds like you want to update the custom attribute at runtime, based on the response that is received in an API call. Is that right?
If so, then that's outside the mainstream use case for Custom Attributes. That mechanism is intended to be set administratively, and rarely updated. By "rarely" I mean, not dynamically with potentially each API call. Sure, you could change it 25 times per day, but that's kinda rare.
The KVM (as you suggested) is ideal for this use case.
Can I use KVM to store the key value pair that will be passed by the backend?
Yes. There is a KVM Operations policy, which allows you to PUT and GET items into the KVM at runtime within the API request or response flow.
and then set the values obtained to the custom attribute?
I don't understand; why would you want to do that? You can GET from the KVM on the subsequent API call, and retrieve the value. You don't need custom attributes for that. If you still think you need custom attributes, maybe you can explain in more detail what you would like to do.
Also, I don't understand why this is a developer portal question. You have it in the developer portal category. Probably there's something about your situation I am misunderstanding.
Let's say the backend passes a private and public key. Then I need to store the public key as a custom attribute of the Developer App. And when the backed passes another public key, the value of the public key in the custom attribute should be changed to the new value passed by the backend. Is this possible?
I understand what you've written here, but... I don't understand why you are prescribing the solution to be . "I store the public key as a custom attribute of the developer app". Why can you not use the cache or KVM to store such artifacts? If the "backend" is the API backend, this is something that happens at runtime, not at provisioning time.
But maybe I am misunderstanding what you mean by "backend". Perhaps you could explain in more than 2 sentences... the actors, the process, the messages flowing back and forth.
The keys that are passed are from the JAVA backend. Java will send the keys to Apigee and Apigee should be able to store the public key as a custom attribute of the developer App. I am not sure if this is logical. So I need your help to verify if this is at least possible to be implemented.


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Holmegaard, originally established in 1825, is Denmark's oldest and largest glass manufacturer. Although much of its early work is thought to be derivative and inconsequential, between the 1930s and 1980s, the designs of Jacob E. Bang, Per Lütken, and Bang's son, Michael are considered to have transformed the company into a powerhouse of Danish design.
The company's origins began when Christian Danneskiold-Samsøe, a Danish count, petitioned the King of Denmark for permission to establish a glass factory. Shortly after the Count's death in 1823, permission was granted to his widow Countess Henriette Danneskiold-Samsøe. In 1825 she established a glass factory in Fensmark. The factory was built in the Holmegaard bog, the peat from which provided enough fuel available to produce the high temperatures required for the glass kiln. In the beginning the factory produced only green bottles, but soon began producing translucent glass tumblers and other tableware in the 1830s, at the Countess' behest believing every Dane should have a beautiful drinking glass.
In 1928, Holmegaard welcomed its first designer, Jacob Eiler Bang (1899-1965). Originally trained as an architect, but due to his work for Holmegaard, became known as Denmark's first industrial designer and the creator of functionalism in Danish glassware. His design mantra, "beautiful, strong, practical, and cheap," formed the basis for Holmegaard's own mission statement: "Every Dane should be given the opportunity to own a Holmegaard glass." In the 1920s, Bang's functionalist designs received significant acclaim at several international exhibitions, which helped Holmegaard emerge from serious financial trouble. During his time at the glass factory, Bang designed countless products that have now become collector's items including the 54-piece Kunstglasservice (1928), the Rosenborg Range (1929), the Gisselfeld Range (1933), the Stjerneborg Range (1937)—which are some of Holmegaard's longest-selling collections, and the Antique Green Range (1965) which was revamped in 2012 and is now known as JEB 65.
From 1942 until 1998, Danish glassmaker Per Lütken (1916-1998) worked at Holmegaard, breathing life into more than 3,000 assorted designs and creating some of the glassworks' most well-known pieces, such as the Provence Bowl (1955), the Selandia Dish (1957), No. 5 Range (1970), Ship's Glass Range (1971), Idéelle Range (1978), and Charlotte Amalie Range (1981). His arrival marked the beginning of a new era for Holmegaard. Known for his perfectionism, Lütken's timeless and intricate pieces were a hallmark of Danish design during the 1960s and '70s. Today, his work is still highly regarded throughout Scandinavia and further afield.
In 1965, Holmegaard merged with the manufacturers Kastrup, Hellerup, and Fyens to become Kastrup og Holmegaards.
Sometime in the 1980s, Bang's son, Michael (1942-2013) joined Holmegaard as a designer. He is known for the MB Range (1981), the Mandarin Lamp (1983), Fontaine Wine Glass (1987), and the Mixed Double Bonbonniere (2003).
Today, Holmegaard is the leading glass producer in Denmark, producing both mouth-blown and machine-blown glass.
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India's Dalits outraged at increase in caste-motivated attacks
Ahead of elections in Gujarat, Indian PM Narendra Modi's home state, attacks against "lower-caste" Dalits have increased. Could the outrage of Dalits hurt the ruling BJP party in the polls? Murali Krishnan reports.
After a series of recent attacks against Dalits in India's western state of Gujarat, the Dalit community is outraged and seeking answers from authorities in addressing the violence.
Dalits are at the bottom of the Indian caste system of social hierarchy, making them vulnerable to discrimination and attacks by "upper-caste" Hindus.
Earlier this week, a 17-year-old Dalit youth was walking back from school in Gandhinagar when two unidentified men drove up on a motorcycle and slashed his back with a blade.
In a more heinous case, a Dalit youth was lynched by the upper-caste Patel community last week in the city of Ahmadabad for watching people do garba, the traditional Gujarati dance performed during the Hindu festival of Dussehra. The police arrested eight people and registered a case of murder.
Prior to this incident, two other youth were attacked by "upper-caste" Rajputs for the "crime" of growing moustaches.
Could violence affect politics?
A protest for Dalit rights in Mumbai, August 2017
This trend of caste-based violence that is erupting now mostly involves attacks on Dalits. Upper-caste communities treat Dalits as pariahs both because of their occupations - such as leatherwork and menial jobs - and their birth.
"Life has become difficult for Dalits. Home Minister Pradipsinh Jadeja should resign, before Dalit anger tears Gujarat apart," Jignesh Mevani, a 36-year-old lawyer and activist, who has been at the forefront of the Dalit movement, told DW.
Dalit outrage has added significance given that Gujarat is preparing for crucial assembly elections next month and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is pulling out all the stops to contain Dalit outrage.
Read more: Ram Nath Kovind as India's Dalit president - symbolism and reality
Read more: India's traditional "caste system" of social hierarchy
The Gujarat election is one of the most important tests for the BJP before the general elections in 2019.
"What we are seeing in Gujarat is the consolidation of Dalits. Their anger will have a spillover effect and will harm the BJP's prospects," Paul Divakar, general secretary of the National Campaign for Dalit Human Rights, told DW.
Concerned by the growing outrage, the BJP-backed Bharatiya Bauddha Sangh (BBS) is initiating a counter movement to bridge the gap that has emerged between Dalit and upper-caste communities.
"Our attempt is to bridge the gap that has appeared between Dalits and other communities. We will carry the message that the BJP has installed a Dalit in Rashtrapati Bhawan (presidential palace) and that the party's government is working for the welfare of Dalit people," said BBS head Bhante Sanghapriya Rahul.
Attacks trigger social media response
In response to the "moustache attacks" against Dalits by Rajputs in Gujarat, several men on Indian social media have changed their profiles over the last few days, posting selfies on Twitter and Facebook and adopting display pictures of a twirled moustache with a crown and "Mr. Dalit" written on it.
Many others posted their pictures sporting twirled moustaches, with hashtags like #DalitWithMoustache and "Right to Moustache" on Facebook and Twitter that have evoked strong support and solidarity.
"I am getting more people from the Dalit community to post pictures of themselves with moustaches on Facebook. The number will keep increasing," Gautam Makwana, a student from Ahmedabad who posted his selfie with a moustache, told DW.
A cycle of adversity
Due to poor educational and employment opportunities, Dalits often have no choice but to resort to caste-based occupations such as manual scavenging and disposal of dead animals and people.
Regardless of constitutional freedoms and protection, Dalits in Gujarat suffer also from religious alienation where temples ostracize them in order to preserve the so-called piety of the faith's upper-caste elders.
And anger in the Dalit community still simmers over last year's flogging incident in Una, a town in the Gir Somnath district.
Four Hindu Dalit youths were flogged by so-called "cow vigilantes" in public, allegedly for cow slaughter. The video of their brutal thrashing went viral and triggered shock and horror across India. It also led to widespread protests across the country.
"One can never forget such an incident and the atrocities have only risen. That incident was the turning point and we will mobilize support and teach the BJP a hard lesson," said Dalit activist Mevani.
Read more: Low-caste Dalits face off in Indian presidential contest
Minority oppression
A Dalit woman being arrested during a protest in Una, Gujarat, July 2016
Dalits make up just 7 percent of Gujarat's 62 million people, and there are over 200 million Dalits in India - about one sixth of the country's total population. But social tension between the Dalit community and upper castes is rising acutely.
"Caste inequity and injustice is still thriving in the social fabric of Gujarat. We are subjected to the worst humiliation," Praveen Talapali, a research scholar who has organized several protests, told DW.
The government has tried to reverse discrimination by setting aside quotas in jobs and in universities for disadvantaged sections like the Dalits and other backward communities. They are also given fellowships but discrimination, many say, works discreetly.
It may still be too early to call the Gujarat election, but the BJP is leaving no stone unturned to rally its loyal vote bank behind it.
World Stories - Hope of Change? The plight of India's Dalits
Permalink https://p.dw.com/p/2hL7R
Author Murali Krishnan (New Delhi)
Related Subjects Asia, India
Keywords Asia, India, caste system, Dalits, Narendra Modi, BJP. Bharatiya Janata Party, Gujarat, Indian elections
Permalink https://p.dw.com/p/2lGIU
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Indian political parties are taking advantage of lax transparency regulations, black money and no limits on spending. Some parties have reportedly tried to win votes by offering cash prizes. Murali Krishnan reports.
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Given PM Narendra Modi's mixed track record on economy, it's unclear whether his party will be able to replicate in 2019 the landmark electoral success it achieved in 2014. A setback at the polls remains a possibility.


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LuAnn De Lesseps Arrested, Charged With Battery On Cop & Disorderly Intoxication
RHONY star allegedly told people before pre-Christmas arrest, 'I'm going to kill you
By Stacy Pierre-Louis, December 26, 2017
The Real Housewives of New York star LuAnn De Lesseps was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida early Sunday morning, as confirmed with Palm Beach Sheriffs' Office CSP Bembry.
And according to the Palm Beach Post, de Lesseps, 52, was arrested on charges of battery on an officer, disorderly intoxication, resisting arrest with violence and crimes against a person.
She was taken to Palm Beach County Jail at 1:25 a.m. Later on Sunday morning, a judge ruled that de Lesseps would be released without bond from Palm Beach County Jail, a judge ruled Sunday.
The famed reality TV countess was released on her own recognizance and is due back in court on Jan. 25, the Post reported. But the details of her case are wild as an assistant state's attorney claimed De Lesseps slammed a door and kicked at least one police officer. "I'm going to kill you all," the state's attorney said De Lesseps told people prior to her arrest. Jude Ted Booras said she has no prior offenses and will be allowed to go back to her New York home.
Booras told De Lesseps that she should hire a criminal defense attorney from Palm Beach instead of ignoring the charges.
"I don't think it would be that hard to find you," he said dryly, in a reference to her TV fame. The Judge advised De Lesseps not to incriminate herself and respond to him when he said she might have a drinking problem, according to The Post article. "Don't say anything," Judge Booras recommended to the reality star.
Booras also told de Lesseps that four of the five charges against her — battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence and the two corruption by threat charges — are felonies.
As previously reported, De Lesseps split from her husband Tom D'Agostino Jr. earlier this year. There was huge drama as D'Agostino reportedly cheated on De Lesseps. The two finalized their divorce on September 18, 2017.
Previously, De Lesseps had been married to Count Alexandre de Lesseps and retained his French royal title after their 2009 divorce — until her marriage to D'Agostino in 2016. A source said after her recent marital split, De Lesseps had sworn off dating.
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TOUR SIGN-UP: Nura and the Immortal Palace by M. T. Khan
Published on May 8, 2022 May 4, 2022 by Heather
Hello everyone! We are so happy and excited to announce the tour for Nura and the Immortal Palace by M. T. Khan.
Genre: Middle Grade Fantasy
Publishing date: July 5th, 2022
Rep: Pakistani and Muslim
Aru Shah and the End of Time meets Studio Ghibli's Spirited Away in this mesmerizing portal fantasy that takes readers into the little-known world of Jinn.
Nura longs for the simple pleasure of many things—to wear a beautiful red dupatta or to bite into a sweet gulab. But with her mom hard at work in a run-down sweatshop and three younger siblings to feed, Nura must spend her days earning money by mica mining. But it's not just the extra rupees in her pocket Nura is after. Local rumor says there's buried treasure in the mine, and Nura knows that finding it could change the course of her family's life forever.
Her plan backfires when the mines collapse and four kids, including her best friend, Faisal, are claimed dead. Nura refuses to believe it and shovels her way through the dirt hoping to find him. Instead, she finds herself at the entrance to a strange world of purple skies and pink seas—a portal to the opulent realm of jinn, inhabited by the trickster creatures from her mother's cautionary tales. Yet they aren't nearly as treacherous as her mother made them out to be, because Nura is invited to a luxury jinn hotel, where she's given everything she could ever imagine and more.
But there's a dark truth lurking beneath all that glitter and gold, and when Nura crosses the owner's son and is banished to the working quarters, she realizes she isn't the only human who's ended up in the hotel's clutches. Faisal and the other missing children are there, too, and if Nura can't find a way to help them all escape, they'll be bound to work for the hotel forever.
Content Warning: child labor
M.T. Khan is a speculative fiction author with a penchant for all things myth, science, and philosophy. She focuses on stories that combine all three, dreaming of evocative worlds and dark possibilities.
When she's not writing, M.T. Khan has her nose deep in physics textbooks or glued to her CAD computer as she majors in Mechanical Engineering. Born in Lahore, Pakistan, she currently resides in Toronto, Canada, with a hyperactive cat and an ever-increasing selection of tea. Her forthcoming debut, NURA AND THE IMMORTAL PALACE, hits shelves on July 5th 2022 from Little, Brown.
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This week, Sen. Elizabeth Warren was forced into a corner when The Washington Post discovered that she had personally filled out a Texas State Bar registration card in April 1986 ("in neat blue ink"), at which time she claimed herself to be an "American Indian."
The discovery, found through an open records request, thrust the Democratic presidential candidate back into the harsh glare of the spotlight once more, leaving her no further room to claim that others might have labeled her a Native American without her consent or knowledge.
The Texas State Bar card can now be added to a long list of documents on which Warren has falsely claimed minority status over a period of twenty years. In 1986, Warren reported herself as a minority to the Association of American Law Schools. She remained under that designation until 1995, when her name was dropped from the list. She also went out of her way to correct the University of Pennsylvania's personnel records, which had her listed as "white" for two years until she had her designation changed to "Native American" in 1989. In 1995, when going to work for Harvard Law School, she also affirmed that she was a Native American. She was listed that way in federal affirmative action forms until 2004.
Having finally realized that the jig is up (and that her phony DNA stunt from October was one of the worst mistakes of her political career), Warren was left with no other choice but to full apologize this week for her deception.
"I can't go back," Warren told the Washington Post. "But I am sorry for furthering confusion on tribal sovereignty and tribal citizenship and harm that resulted. I am also sorry for not being more mindful about this decades ago."
When asked by the Post if her apology extended to her claim of Native American heritage throughout her law career, the Massachusetts Democrat said "yes."
David Cornsilk, a historian and member of the Cherokee Nation, told the Post: "I want to see it in writing. I want her to go on national TV. I want her to do a video like she did to announce her DNA results. It just seemed very lacking."
We know the media will do whatever it can to help Warren slide beyond this controversy, but it's unclear if this is politically survivable. She can probably eke out another Senate term if she wants it, but president? Hard to imagine in this day and age. No one is more vengeful about sensitive racial topics than the progressive left, which just happens to be the very group of voters that Warren is aiming her campaign at. If they let her slide on decades of Dolezalian shenanigans, they will have lost whatever small amount of credibility they currently possess. And in a wider sense, this whole fiasco has made her an absolute laughing stock.
Weirder comebacks have happened, but we'll go on record predicting that you can stick a fork in ol' Pocahontas. She's done.
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