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Flour War
Flour War Explained
The Flour War refers to a wave of riots from April to May 1775, in the northern, eastern, and western parts of the Kingdom of France. It followed an increase in grain prices, and subsequently bread prices; bread was an important source of food among the populace. Contributing factors to the riots include poor weather and harvests, and the withholding by police of public grain supplies from the royal stores in 1773-74. This large-scale revolt subsided following wheat price controls imposed by Turgot, Louis XVI's Controller-General of Finances (before the supply recovered), and the deploying of military troops.
The Flour War was part of a broader social and political crisis during the Ancien Régime. Recent analyses tend to treat this event not only as a revolt caused by hunger, but also as a prelude to the French Revolution.[1]
In Ancien Régime France, bread was the main source of food for poor peasants and the king was required to ensure the food supply of his subjects, being affectionately nicknamed le premier boulanger du royaume ("prime baker of the kingdom").[2] Food scarcity and famine were everpresent concerns until the modern agricultural revolution, and 18th century France was no exception. During this period, the role of the royal police involved far more than simply upholding the law. Police held responsibility over many systems in society, even street sweeping; they also exercised a strict control over the food supply.[3] In order to maintain social order, the grain market was subject to harsh rules to ensure the quality of the bread and its availability at all times and for the entire population. Grain merchants were viewed with suspicion; they were called "the most cruel enemies of the people" as they were suspected of mixing flour with other products (such as chalk or crushed bones) or of hoarding grain to artificially raise the price of this vital commodity. The Ancien Régime favoured a "moral economy" where cupidity was moderated by strict regulations. The police controlled the purity of the flour and made sure that no one would hide grain to drive up prices. To alleviate hoarding, the grain police would forbid exports from regions facing bad harvests and would import grain from regions enjoying overproduction. It could also force a merchant to drop the price of his flour (he was later compensated for his loss in times of abundance).[4]
During the Age of Enlightenment, the physiocratic school of economy emerged. The physiocrats, or économistes as they called themselves, had a great impact on Turgot, who was to become Controller-General of Finances preceding the riots. Their opinion on what government economic policy should be was summarized in the term Vincent de Gournay laid claim to: "laissez faire, laissez passer", meaning "leave it alone and let it pass", also known as the "invisible hand" notion. Turgot passionately defended Gournay's belief in "laissez-faire" economic principles in his writing "Éloge de Gournay".[5] Accordingly, Turgot abolished police regulations and established free trade in grain on 13 September 1774.[6]
During the period before the spring harvest of 1775, the cereal reserves were exhausted while new crops had not yet arrived. In spring 1775, famine arose: before Turgot's edict, every region faced its own shortages, so that some would have suffered a genuine famine while others would have been totally spared and supplied through state-ensured stable prices(not all regions?); a royal intervention would have been requested, and without a doubt obtained, to assure the supply of the regions most affected, thus mitigating the most severe effects of the famine. However, with liberalization, owners of grain started to speculate by storing grain. and, acting with astute business acumen in efforts to corner the market, also tended to buy en masse in areas of good harvests to sell in areas of bad harvests where profits could be greater, causing significant price increases and shortages countrywide (less grain in good-harvest regions led to higher prices there as well) as opposed to being confined to local food disruptions. Consequently, the food shortages of early 1775 affected more people more quickly, and the king was faced with a national crisis as opposed to several small local disturbances. This conflict was known as the "Flour War of 1775". Reports from those that controlled the flow of grain stated there were problems with the grain harvest, causing shortages and less grain availability. News of a grain shortage was met with skepticism and frustration rose from higher prices, which many were unable to afford .[7] Those in opposition of the reform rioted, and seized grain that came in on shipments. They offered what they felt was the "just price" for it. This demonstrated a way in which the people took some power back into their own hands. This practice was known as "taxation populaire", or popular taxation.[8]
While there were documented efforts to deal with the grain shortage problems, such as increasing shipments from foreign countries, beliefs that the famine was intentionally orchestrated by Louis XVI, through the "Pacte de Famine" emerged.[9] Turgot repressed the riots and restored controls over the grain market. The idea of free trade of grain was discredited and the economic experiment distanced the masses from the government in Versailles. The Flour War can be seen as a prelude to the French Revolution.[10]
These events can be interpreted as a reaction against the edict from Turgot, which liberalized grain commerce on September 13, 1774; indeed, this liberalization appeared contrary to a "moral economy", as some people were hoarding flour in order to drive up prices. This shortage of flour broke the principle that required the king to ensure the security of his subjects and their food supply. The Flour War was in line with previous wheat fluctuations, and ushered in the wheat riots of Year II.
Wheat riots
Causes and stages of frumentary violence
During the period before the spring harvest of 1775, the cereal reserves were exhausted while the new harvest had not yet arrived. In spring 1775, famine arose in this new context: before Turgot's edict, every region faced its own shortages, so that some would have suffered a genuine famine while others would have been totally spared and supplied through stable prices; a royal intervention would have been requested, and without a doubt obtained, to assure the supply of the regions most affected. With liberalization, grains could leave spared regions to go the worst affected areas, causing significant price increases and shortages all over affecting more people more quickly.[11]
The price of grain and of bread rose suddenly, and became a desperate burden on the poorest populations. There ensued major popular unrest at markets and other flour distribution locations. Rumors spread against the "power-grabbers" and "monopolizers". This type of popular reaction against the merchants was a constant in times of famine, but it took on an unusual depth.
For a long time, the theory of a political plot woven against Turgot by various coteries of the Court has been advanced as an explanatory factor, a thesis historian George Rudé has dashed.
Main stages of an Ancien Régime riot, from obstruction to looting
Over 17 days, 180 conflicts would be listed from the Paris Basin; Jean Nicolas[12] notes 123 distinct riots. Cynthia Bouton[13] turns up 313 occurrences, sometimes interpreted as "anarchic movements", sometimes as the anticipation of rural revolts. These demonstrations of the moral economy took three distinct forms:
in exporting regions, one notices spontaneous working-class taxation, and more or less organized looting. The rioters denounce speculation, forcing large farmers and land-owners to sell their stocks on the market at a "fair price", eventually looting bakeries and warehouses, while claiming to restore the principles of economic morality.
in the cities, warehouse and bakery attacks are organized in a similar fashion.
finally, erect obstacles to channels of communication, on rivers and roads, in areas of large cultivation. More by basic survival instinct than by malicious intent, the rioters hinder transport of a particular agricultural province's wheat to other provinces with higher purchasing power.
Victims were usually merchants or farmers, but more common, as shown by Cynthia Bouton, they were the direct representatives of power. The riots were often directed against the profiteer millers or against counselors of parliament, as they were that day, April 18, in Dijon. On April 27, the movement hit the great cultivated plains, initially West Burgundy then, gradually, Beauvaisis, and finally Beauce and Brie. The rebels were in front of Versailles on May 2 and 3; the mob plundered the bakeries of Paris. Louis XVI appeared anxious, because some slogans and lampoons implicated his court. The destruction was in reality very limited, the main targets were the boats carrying the wheat, which were sunk.
Return to order
Order was reestablished by a pair of government actions:
Repression, by the intervention of 25,000 soldiers, 162 arrests, and the hanging of two rioters (a 28-year-old wigmaker and his 16-year-old companion who were executed as examples in Place de Grève).[14]
Assistance to the population by the organization of food supplies to provinces in need as well as obligations placed on supply owners to sell their product at a fixed price. The king sent an increased number of messages to the peasant masses, in particular through the preaching of the clergy.
Five months were needed to put a definitive end to the trouble, but most of the problems were over by May 11, 1775.
Political and social critique
The fear of famine became an ever-present dread for the lower strata of the Third Estate, and rumors of the "Pacte de Famine" to starve the poor were still rampant and readily believed.[15] Mere rumors of food shortage led to the Réveillon riots in April 1789. Rumors of a plot aiming to destroy wheat crops in order to starve the population provoked the Great Fear in the summer of 1789. The hunger and despair of the Parisian women was also the original impetus for the Women's March on Versailles in October 1789, they wanted not just one meal but the assurance that bread would once again be plentiful and cheap.[16]
In the realm of politics, the outcome provoked fundamental modifications to the government and a change in royal policies. Turgot calls for and obtains, on behalf of Louis XVI, the resignation of the Lieutenant General of Police, Jean-Charles-Pierre Lenoir.
A few libelous statements, very localized in origin, blamed the king himself: one would find attacks against "the Bourbon blood", but these writings were the doing of a cultivated population and of learned pens
. For Kaplan, the event marked the growing disenchantment of the people toward the king, a step toward the rupture of the sacred bond between the king and his subjects.
However, the rioters showed a paradoxical nature, evincing the characteristics of economic morality brought to light by the historians E.P. Thompson and Charles Tilly: on the one hand, a request to return to royal paternalism, and at the same time, a critique of governmental policy. Two opposing logics: one that obeys the laws of property, and one that obeys morality. The rioters challenged public authority and requested the restoration of fair pricing. Lacking a response, set up a practice of rules of internal order: regulatory power.
Finally, these rioters were a sign of a desire for food justice and redistribution, based upon a strong demand for regulation and supervision. The bread rioters could further be compared to jacqueries, in the sense where they were not trained against political authority, they were not doing it to usurp power, but they were obeying a communal discipline. Grain access and fair pricing of bread emerged as universal rights.
On the social level, sources witnessed an increase in social tensions and social polarization: a small group of elite rich farmers were opposed to the masses of increasingly poor farmers. The peasants, described by certain sources as Insurgents, were accompanied by village officials (who were sometimes forced) and by parish priests, like in Normandy.
The rioters' targets were therefore those individuals who were free of communal discipline: farmers and owners of large farms in the Paris Basin, and, to a lesser extent, the bourgeoisie of the cities. Occasionally, noble landholders or clerics, farmers who had status in the feudal system, for example Jacques-Pierre de Hericourt, farmer of Cagny, in Brie, lord of Chesany.
The issues around wheat and the social issues demonstrated the structural weakness of the kingdom's economy, but they also heralded the emergence of a new anti-establishment rhetoric.
In culture
Jean-François Parot's historical novel Le sang des farines (Eng. title: The Baker's Blood) centers upon the events in Paris during the Flour War.
Manuscrits du lieutenant de police Lenoir (1732–1785)
List of food riots
Cynthia A. Bouton. The flour war: gender, class, and community in late Ancien Régime French society. Penn State Press, 1993.,
Allan Todd. Revolutions 1789–1917.Cambridge University Press. 1998.
Steven L. Kaplan, Le pain, le peuple, le roi : la bataille du libéralisme sous Louis XV, Paris, Perrin, 1986.
Vladimir S. Lujblinski, La guerre des farines. Contribution à l'histoire de la lutte des classes en France, à la veille de la Révolution, Grenoble, Presses Universitaires de Grenobles, 1979.
Louise Tilly, « La révolte frumentaire, forme de conflit politique en France », dans Annales. Économies, sociétés, civilisations, tome 27, n° 3, mai–juin 1972, pp. 731–57 (pp. 11–33).
E. P. Thompson, Florence Gauthier, Guy-Robert Ikni, La Guerre du blé au XVIIIe siècle : la critique populaire contre le libéralisme économique au XVIIIe siècle, Montreuil, 1988.
Web site: Bourguinat. Nicolas. L'État et les violences frumentaires en France sous la Restauration et la Monarchie de Juillet. Ruralia. 26 February 2014.
https://books.google.be/books?id=Hms7AQAAIAAJ&q=%22premier+boulanger+du+royaume%22&dq=%22premier+boulanger+du+royaume%22&hl=fr&sa=X&ved=0CB4Q6AEwAGoVChMIp5bt6O3SxwIVQ7MUCh1iEQZH "Labyrinthe, Numéros 20 à 22", 2005, p. 58
Andress, David. French Society in Revolution, 1789–1799. France: Manchester University Press, 1999, pp. 16–18
Steven Kaplan,Jean-Philippe de Tonnac, "La France et son pain: Histoire d'une passion" https://books.google.fr/books?id=UHA7fvHVBFkC&pg=PT94&dq=police+des+farines+ancien+r%C3%A9gime&hl=fr&sa=X&ei=l7kCVc-kLsrpUvuxgKAF&ved=0CCoQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=police%20des%20farines%20ancien%20r%C3%A9gime&f=false
Hart, David M. (2008). "Life and Works of Anne Robert Jacques Turgot". Concise Encyclopedia of Economics. Liberty Fund
http://ruralia.revues.org/2 Nicolas Bourguinat, "L'État et les violences frumentaires en France sous la Restauration et la Monarchie de Juillet", Ruralia
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Web site: Bourguinat. Nicolas. L'État et les violences frumentaires en France sous la Restauration et la Monarchie de Juillet. Ruralia. 26 February 2014. French.
food prices were very unstable, collapsing very quickly in the case of abundance and vice versa
Book: Nicolas, Jean. La Rébellion Française, Mouvements populaires et conscience sociale (1661-1789). 2008. Folio. France. 978-2070359714. 253–65.
Book: Bouton, Cynthia. The Flour War: Gender, Class, and Community in Late Ancient Regime French Society. 1993. Penn State University Press. United States. 978-0271010557.
Book: Vincent, Bernard. Louis XVI. 2006. Gallimard Folio Biographies. France. 9782070307494. 111.
Doyle, p. 121.
Soboul, p. 155.
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The upcoming Jordan Mixed Open will make history, seeing women and men competing in the same event for a single prize fund. Bringing together the Challenge Tour, Staysure (Senior) Tour and Ladies European Tour, players from all three circuits will be united at the Greg Norman designed Ayla Golf Club, with different tees ensuring that it's a level playing field.
The course set-up will see the Challenge Tour players tee-up from 7,152-yards, with the Staysure Tour players competing from a scorecard reduced by seven per cent, at 6,601-yards.
There will then be a further seven per cent reduction for the Ladies European Tour players, who will compete from a scorecard measured at 6,139-yards, which, as is the case for all three tours, is comparable to the length the competitors would play from under standard tournament conditions.
Stars from across the world of golf have given their backing to this exciting tournament, which marks the first time in history that male and female golf professionals will compete alongside each other in a full field event over the same course for a single trophy.
Ladies European Tour winner Meghan MacLaren, who created headlines last month when she highlighted golf's gender pay disparity, former Ryder Cup player Barry Lane and Senior LPGA Champion Trish Johnson are among several other notable players who will tee it up at the spectacular Red Sea venue for the co-sanctioned event, including the husband and wife pair of Kylie and Scott Henry.
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Untold story of abortion
December 2, 2009 Health, WomenRaza Jaffri
ACCORDING to the Pakistan Demographic and Health Survey 2006-07, the country`s population growth rate has fallen to 1.9 per cent from a record high of 3.7 per cent per year in the 1960s.
The survey also gives the total fertility rate (the average number of children a woman would have if she went through her entire reproductive period, 15-49 years) as 4.1 which has been reduced considerably from 5.4 in 1990.
The population welfare authorities are naturally pleased with these results. But a veil of silence shrouds some more statistics related to reproductive health. It has been left to the National Committee on Maternal and Neonatal Health (NCMNH) to shed light on the unpleasant realities of the demographic sector in Pakistan.
Releasing the findings of a survey conducted with the cooperation of the Guttmacher Institute, New York, in 2002, the NCMNH disclosed the other day that an estimated 890,000 induced abortions were performed in Pakistan that year. Since abortion is severely stigmatised in our society women are reluctant to talk about this issue. Many of them do not even seek professional help. A large number have their pregnancy terminated clandestinely by untrained, back-alley midwives.
Inevitably this leads to complications that place a heavy load on the healthcare system. Thus in 2002, 197,000 women had to be hospitalised for post-abortion complications and a tenth of them died of sepsis, excessive bleeding and other abortion-related disorders. These maternal deaths are only one aspect of the picture. It is not known how many women suffer from infertility, long-term disabilities and the economic costs of poorly performed abortions.
While such surveys scientifically confirm what has generally been known, the need of the hour is to look into this matter seriously rather than hush it up or condemn the women who are driven to seek recourse to abortion. The plain fact is that every abortion performed is a story of failed contraception. The DHS places the unmet need for contraception at 25 per cent. In other words one in four women is saddled with an unwanted pregnancy which she could have avoided had she had access to reliable birth control methods.
The question that has intrigued demographers is how Pakistan`s population growth rate has been falling when contraceptive prevalence has not increased proportionally. The NCMNH and Guttmacher fact sheet answers this question succinctly. "The disconnect between low contraceptive use and a relatively small average family size suggests that women are relying on abortion as a method of controlling their fertility." Unsurprisingly, the more backward a province the lower its contraceptive use and the higher the abortion rate.
As is generally the case in issues related to reproductive health, the problem is rooted in the poor status of women in our society. This time one cannot even blame the law, the prevailing myths notwithstanding. The abortion law as amended in 1990 to better conform to Islamic teachings is quite liberal. In fact, no one has been known to have been prosecuted under this law.
The problem lies in the policy that denies many women easy access to contraceptive cover. Strangely, men have been absolved of all responsibility in family planning matters. As a result the onus of finding a solution rests on women, and their stories are heart rending. At the NCMNH meeting Dr Saadiah Pal presented a number of case studies of women who opted for abortion, some of them dying in the process. But could they be blamed? One who was pregnant for the 12th time was the sole breadwinner of the family and her husband was a drug addict. Another had eight children and was a beggar. And the stories went on.
These are the stories the population welfare department should be listening to. The gynaecologists and obstetricians are familiar with them as they have to bear the brunt of abortions that go wrong. They know what is needed and this was reiterated at the meeting mentioned above. Their recommendation to show the way forward was, "Prevent unintended pregnancy to reduce abortions. Ensure availability of quality family planning services. Increase health and population budget to six per cent of GDP."
These words sum up in a nutshell what is missing in our population programme that is not making any headway. There is a total absence of political will especially at the highest level and an utter failure to comprehend how basic a slowdown of population growth rate is to the success of our economic development. The strategy adopted to achieve the goal of replacement level birth rate by the year 2020 is also counter-productive.
As is our wont, a National Population Commission, headed by the prime minister, and four provincial population councils have been announced. But not much is heard of them.
The population strategy focuses entirely on women who now understand the importance of planning their families. But the cooperation of men is not being enlisted. What better proof is there of missing male participation than the data for contraceptives? In January 2009 the use of condoms fell by 18.6 per cent as compared to January 2008, when in the same period overall contraceptive use registered an increase.
The government speaks of cultural sensitivities, unaffordability of contraceptives and the marked preference for a male child as hampering progress in achieving population goals. Mercifully, the negative role of religious leaders has not been advanced as a major factor because as confirmed by the experts at the NCMNH meeting the clergy is no longer a vociferous opponent of family planning. But it still has to emerge as a staunch advocate as it has in other parts of the Muslim world.
Dr Sadiqua Jafarey, president of NCMNH, is spot on when she observes, "Many Pakistani women are paying with their health — and even their lives — to avoid births they cannot afford or do not want." She also believes that the maternal mortality rate can be drastically reduced if women are helped to avoid unintended pregnancies.
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Picking up from where we left off in Miami...we took a flight from Miami, with a stop over in Charlotte, to go to New Orleans. Flying with US airways, who are actually a pretty good company, our journey took us around 4 hours to complete and cost around $150 with bags & taxes.
When arriving into New Orleans, we were greeted by a charismatic southern lady who showed us where we needed to get the airport bus (E2) to down town New Orleans. The bus cost $1.50 and so we walked outside to our stop and waited for the bus. Only to then be greeted by a friendly local named Ralph, who pulled up in his car and asked us if we would like a ride into town.
Usually I wouldn't jump into cars with strangers, but there was something about Ralph that made me feel at ease. He wasn't threatening, just a kind local man who wanted to do a good deed. As he drove us from the airport he informed us all about the heritage of New Orleans and pointed out historic locations along our way. Half an hour later, Ralph dropped us off at the door of our beautiful hotel, the Ambassador. He then got in his car and wished us a pleasant trip.
We checked into our hotel around 4pm and dropped off our bag in our boutique style hotel room. Ralph had informed us that there was a large grocery store called Rouses that was 3 blocks from where we were staying on tchcoupitoulas street and so we walked down there to buy bread rolls, meat and butter so that we could make sandwiches for our dinner. This place was really cheap and if you're staying in New Orleans and want to make your own food, then I recommend going here.
The next day we headed towards the French Quarter of New Orleans to see the iconic St Louis cathedral and the popular Voodoo Museum that we had read so much about.
Whilst walking through the French Quarter, I continued thinking how explosively energetic this place must be around the Mardi-Gras parade.
Hearing the faint sounds of jazz from bars and the smell of some pretty amazing southern food, we found the cathedral and it was beautiful to see and walk around. From here we made our way over to the Voodoo Museum, which was an experience like no other.
That evening we went out down the notorious Bourbon Street to enjoy the southern classic Poboys (see my post on Olde Nola Cookery) and Dixie beers (a New Orleans produce).
As exciting as Bourbon Street was, I was a little disappointed by what I saw. Ralph also mentioned this to us in the car; what was once a place of jazz musicians, traditional southern cooking and bohemian groups has now been replaced with corporate chains, peep shows and strips clubs in amongst a few of the traditional bars and restaurants. I really enjoyed my night out there, but there are more traditional New Orleans streets to drink on and enjoy music on other than this one.
On our third day in New Orleans, and on Ralph's recommendation, we took a New Orleans street car to St Charles avenue. Personally I recommend buying a day pass for $3 but you can pay a single fair of $1.25. On the St Charles route (green line) you get to see all of the old New Orleans mansions, churches and plantations which is truly beautiful.
You can also take the Canal Street route (red line) to the giant New Orleans cemetery and all routes no matter how many times you go on them is covered by the $3 day pass.
Later that evening, we decided to take the free ferry across the Missispipi river just before the sunset. You can catch this from a dock near Harahs casino and it runs on the hour and every half the half for passengers wishing to get off in Algiers.
From the 1st October, this ferry ride will start charging at $2 per trip or $4 round trip. The total journey takes about 30 minutes if you choose not to get off the ferry.
One thing I forgot to mention, was that when in New Orleans we attended the Jazz in the Park Festival. A free Jazz event that is hosted on different nights throughout the city and we attended the one on Armstrong Park as it was spectacular. Full of local food and craft stores, people were just chilling out, listening to Jazz and enjoying an alligator quorn dog!
When leaving New Orleans, we decided that flying to Chicago would be the best option. I don't and won't go into this is any more detail than these simple words. DO NOT FLY WITH SPIRIT AIRLINES. Seriously, I'm a patient person but they took bad customer service to a whole new level. So please, I beg that you spend that little bit more on someone like US Airways who are cheap and brilliant.
When we finally arrived in Chicago, we took the blue line train to downtown and then switched to the red line to head up towards Lincoln Park and to check into our Hostel. Without a doubt, this has been one of the best hostels I have ever stayed in and if highly recommend it to anyone visiting Chicago, it's called the Chicago Getaway Hostel.
Our first day here was spent buying groceries and sleeping. Due to the hellish 24 hours prior to our arrival. Later on that evening we went downstairs to say hi to a few people and to enjoy the yummy FREE BBQ that was put on by the hostel.
Refreshed and ready to take on downtown, we decided to buy a day train and bus pass ($10) and see the sites of Chicago. I highly recommend getting this pass if you want to do downtown Chicago in a day as it saves so much time being able to hop on an off transport.
With our first stop visiting the Willis (Sears) Tower. You can buy tickets on they day for $18, but to save a little money we purchased them from our hostel for $16.
Giving you a 360 degree view of the city, the views were spectacular and they even have a section for the "dare-devils". A glass ridge that holds you hundreds of feet above the city and is pretty terrifying.
After challenging my fear of heights, we went over to the beautiful Millennium Park to stop for lunch and to ask see the giant Silver Bean which was quite psychedelic when inside.
From here, we decided to visit the famous Chicago and Goodman theatre signs before taking the bus to the renowned Navy Pier. Filled with yummy restaurants, a giant Ferris wheel and river side attractions.
We walked along the wooden boards on the sunshine pier and enjoyed an afternoon watching the yachts and boats sail across Lake Michigan.
Over the next two days of our stay I. Chicago, we mainly relaxed in the beautiful Lincoln Park and discovers hidden peace gardens and the free zoo which was brilliant.
Lincoln Park Zoo, I think, is the only free zoo in America. Filled with a range of animals from all over the world. My favourite had to be the different range of bears they had and the baby hippo that we were lucky enough to see in the Africa exhibit.
We also ate out at an amazing pizza restaurant called Lou Malnatis. Which I recommend visiting if you want authentic Chicago pizza.
Overall, I think that Chicago has by far been my favourite place to stay in terms of accommodation, food and things to do.
We arrived in Las Vegas after a flight from Chicago and stop off in Minneapolis. Flying in we went over, what looked like, the beautiful terracotta valleys of the Grand Canyon. I don't know if this is the exact place but either way the sun was setting and it looked incredible.
One thing about Vegas is that it seems to go from an idyllic sunshine to a dark nights sky, lit up by twinkle city lights, very quickly. So once picking up our bags we went to the airport shuttle bus area and took a Grays bus for $9 each to our hotel, The Stratosphere, as this was classed as downtown.
The bus was full with people excited to also take in the bright lights of sin city and so this made our drop off at the different hotel a little longer than expected. The journey wasn't a big deal as we were sucking in the vibrancy of Las Vegas at night, but overall probably took around 45 minutes to an hour to reach our hotel which was the last drop off point.
We checked into our hotel, The Stratosphere and decided to begin exploring around there for the night as we were pretty tired from our 10 hour day of travelling Over the next few days in Vegas we had a brilliant time relaxing by the pool and sightseeing.
To start, we took the RTC bus (a gold bus company that runs 24 hours a day up and down the strip of Las Vegas. You can buy a day pass for $8) up to Mandalay Bay Hotel. This hotel is located at the other end of the Las Vegas strip. Jumping off at the last stop, we continued to walk 15 minutes in the same direction as the bus was going to see the iconic "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign. This was one of my favourite photo op moments.
We then made our way down to visit all of the different Casinos and Hotels. Starting with Mandalay Bay which has a South East Asian theme to it, then into the Egyptian themed, Luxor Hotel, Paris, MGM Grand, Caesars Palace, New York New York and the Venetian. All of which were spectacular. I love a themed hotel anyway and so I was in my element in Vegas.
We also had a small (stupid backpacking budget) gamble in both the MGM grand and Caesar's Palace. Thinking I could strike it lucky on the Roulette Table and Lucky 7 Slot Machine, turned out to leave me $10 down and in a bad mood that I gambled on my $9 from $2 win haha crazy I know. Clearly I have a gamblers personality and thank god for my boyfriend reining me in. He is my hero on this trip.
Another great thing about Vegas is that there are so many places to shop, both in the hotels and in huge shopping and outlet malls. We paid a visit to the popular Fashion Show Mall where, you guessed it, each day there is a live fashion show each day.
Then of course, there is the fabulous Las Vegas shows. From Michael Jackson's, Bad to Las Vegas Showgirls to Cirque du Soleil, there is something from everyone to go and see here. There are even free shows at the Bellagio, Treasure Island and The Mirage that all run from 7pm until midnight everyday of the week. Also if you want to buy tickets I would wait until you get here as there are so many cheap, discounted stores to purchase them from. I would also apply this same theory when looking to take a Grand Canyon or Hoover Damn tour. Shop around as people are always offering you deals and discounts.
Personally, I really like the vibrancy and fun nature of Las Vegas. However, I feel like Las Vegas is a place that can be loved for up to 4 days maximum and loathed anything else after that.
We stayed here for 7 days, which wasn't a bad experience, but towards the end the seedy side became more apparent than the fun and cafe free city we initially started out exploring.


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Strut Your Stuff on GEEGEE Street
Tacoma artist-turned-fashion-designer holds her first fashion show, featuring hand-painted thrift finds
By Melissa McCarthy | August 7, 2019
Apparel by Gillian Nordlund. Photos by Melissa McCarthy.
Those funky, '80s, hand-painted sweaters are having a revival in the workshop of Tacoma artist, Gillian Nordlund. No longer will you have to spend hours at the thrift shop trying to find a perfectly painted piece, because Nordlund has already painted it for you in her signature style.
Nordlund's fashion line, GEEGEE Street, includes a variety of pastel garments scrounged from Goodwill, Value Village, and the likes, to act as her canvas. She dresses up the plain, repurposed apparel with designs like hand-painted buttons that create an abstract face, a collar adorned with flying women and floating tampons, wiggling arms with perfectly manicured fingernails, and much, much more. Her hand-painted apparel will be on display at her first fashion show on Saturday, Aug. 10. The runway, located inside King's Books in Tacoma, will have approximately 25 outfits full of sassy stylings and bizarre buttons.
A trendsetter in the Tacoma art scene for years, Nordlund only recently made the switch to textiles. Historically, her medium has been primarily in illustrations. You're probably already familiar with her designs; she's hosted exhibitions at Spaceworks, was a Foundation of Art Award Recipient through the Greater Tacoma Community Foundation, designed branding for the Tacoma Film Festival, and has her own vendor booth at the Tacoma Night Market. The Night Market is actually where starting a fashion line first popped into her head — what better way to make her artwork accessible to visitors than turning it into something they could wear? Sure, she could screen print her illustrations onto a t-shirt. But, frankly, she didn't know how. Plus, that wouldn't really align with her out-of-the-box nature.
So she picked up some puffy fabric paints, found some solid colored clothing from her local thrift shop, and set to work in the workshop adjacent to her Sixth Avenue area home. GEEGEE Street was born.
When she started to imagine how to display her clothing, an exhibition seemed dull and ill-suited. These pieces are meant to be strutted around in and shown off. She was in communication with consignment shop and occasional event space Janku Land, which shares an entrance with King's Books in Tacoma, about selling her pieces and explained she was interested in holding a fashion show. That was enough to get the ball rolling, and now Nordlund is neck deep in planning outfit changes, printing catalogs, and creating never-before-seen pieces for the show.
Everything displayed on the runway will be available for purchase, with prices ranging from $25 to $60. There will also be GEEGEE Street catalogs for those who want to commemorate and enjoy the art, but don't think they can pull off the funky fits. Follow Nordlund's Instagram account for updates and more opportunities to see her rad styles.
If you go:
What: All ages fashion show and catalog release featuring hand-painted clothing by Gillian Nordlund
Where: King's Books (218 St. Helens Ave, Tacoma)
When: 7–9 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 10
Cost: Free to attend, clothing priced from $25 to $60
Tags: fashion line, GEEGEE Street, Gillian Nordlund, hand-painted clothing, Tacoma, upcycled
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At a charity center recently set up in a former school in a shabby neighborhood of Syria's largest city, a woman shows up seeking milk for the tiny baby she's holding.
She says Shahinaz, who is wrapped up in blankets and sleeping quietly, is a month old, but the child looks more like a newborn. The distribution center volunteers give her milk for the baby, but that's not all she needs.
granddaughter. "There's been no work for my husband since the first day of Ramadan," she says. That was in July.
The battle for Syria's largest city has destroyed entire neighborhoods and pushed thousands of residents to flee. For some of those left behind, who choose not to leave or simply have nowhere else to go, it has turned their daily lives into a struggle for survival.
In neighborhoods where rebels battled regime forces, apartment buildings lie in piles of rubble, the strewn personal belongings the only trace of former inhabitants. When rebels push the front line forward several blocks, capturing new territory, residents come back to retrieve what they can salvage of their belongings. They push carts loaded with washing machines, or drive trucks piled with mattresses and furniture through the rubble, relying on rebel checkpoints to help them avoid sniper fire.
In neighborhoods like the one where Souda lives, most of the houses are intact, but not all of them. Walking back to her home from the distribution center, she passes a house reduced to rubble by a bomb in September. A purple high-heeled shoe, covered in concrete dust, hangs from a piece of iron rebar sticking out of the heap.
At Souda's home, around two dozen family members from three generations are living together in one two-story house. They gather in the simple salon, sitting on floor cushions and a cheap straw mat that serves as a carpet, to tell their story. Before Syria's battle moved into Aleppo, five men in this family were working, bringing in about 80,000 Syrian pounds ($1,145) a month to support the entire family. Now, there is no income.
The grandfather has been out of work since July. All of the men worked in factories or workshops that are now closed because the owners live in parts of the city still controlled by the regime, say family members.
The businessmen wouldn't dare cross into the rebel-held part of the city, which is bombarded daily, to open the factories, even if there was enough fuel to do so, says Souda.
The family burned through its savings in two months. Then they tried to sell their television, but no one was buying. Now they live on charity, eating simple food like sesame paste and bread. The last time they had meat, says Souda, was two months ago. When Shahinaz was born, her father, Haitham, borrowed 4,000 Syrian pounds ($57) to pay the doctor and hospital.
Like the milk for the baby Souda received that day, the family sometimes takes food assistance from the same charity center down the road. The volunteers there, locals who began organizing in late July, use money donated by businessmen in Qatar, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, an Islamic organization in Denmark, and an Arab doctors' union to buy food. They distribute bags that include rice, oil, lentils, sugar, pasta, tea, jam, and tomato sauce in this neighborhood. They also provide free medical treatment. But the need is far greater than the supply.
Ali Nasrallah, one of the volunteers, says they have helped about 2,000 families so far. But they will run out of supplies before the applicants stop pouring through the door. Before giving a family help, the volunteers register their information, and visit the applicants' homes to assess their need.
"There are many families who don't get help," Mr. Nasrallah says. Many of the rebel-held areas of Aleppo are poorer than those still held by the regime, so families were already living closer to the edge of poverty before the war.


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Sweaty Betty's three-storey flagship store at No.1 Carnaby is already the perfect place for ladies that lunge to get kitted out, and now ladies what lunch can get involved too; health cafe Farm Girl has opened a concession.
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Book lovers are invited to join Carnegie-Stout Public Library as we celebrate the achievements of Dubuque's Local Authors at the Dubuque Local Author Fair on Saturday, June 15 from 12:00-4:30 p.m.
Published authors from Dubuque and the tristate area are invited to apply to participate in the Dubuque Local Author Fair. Applications must be submitted by Tuesday, April 30, 2019.


Product buildup can cause tangles, itchy scalp, dandruff, and stiff hair. I go through hair products like bottles of water. Most products are alkaline based and our hair is healthiest when it's acidic. Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) when diluted with water can help balance PH levels and keep it at optimal levels.
Shampoo your hair, pour it on, leave it in for a few minutes. You can rinse this treatment out if you are going to be heat styling your hair. For those of you that don't heat style, you can leave the treatment in your hair. The smell goes away once your hair is dry. I like to rinse mine out.
Reduces dandruff, flaking and itchy scalp. Once the PH is balanced fungus and bacteria have a hard time surviving on your scalp.
ACV closes the cuticle (outer layer of our hair) leaving you with less frizz, shinier hair and fewer tangles.
Encourages hair growth by stimulating circulation and unclogging hair follicles.
ACV is packed with nutrients such as vitamin B and C.
Use as needed. I do mine 3x a month.


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This is Abliva
Mitochondrial Diseases
Primary mitochondrial diseases
MELAS-MIDD and KSS-CPEO
Leigh Syndrome
Early programs
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Other financial information
Share and owner information
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Preferential rights issue in NeuroVive oversubscribed
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Lund, April 27, 2018 – NeuroVive Pharmaceutical AB (publ) ("NeuroVive" or the "Company") (Nasdaq Stockholm: NVP, OTCQX: NEVPF) today announced the outcome of the preferential rights issue of units consisting of shares and warrants, approved at the Extraordinary General Meeting on March 22, 2018 ("Rights Issue"). The Rights Issue has been subscribed to approximately MSEK 81.9, corresponding to a subscription ratio of approximately 104 percent, raising approximately MSEK 78.5 to the Company before issue expenses. At full exercise of the warrants, NeuroVive will be provided with additional approximately MSEK 37.3 before deduction of issue costs. The oversubscription means that underwriting guarantees will not have to be utilized.
"We see the oversubscribed Rights Issue as a clear sign of trust in our projects and how we conduct our business. The financial resources now provided ensure the implementation of crucial value-creating activities in the coming year and we are confidently looking forward to delivering continued success in our mitochondrial disease projects, our brain injury project, other parts of the project portfolio, and our business activities," says NeuroVive CEO Erik Kinnman.
Approximately 78 percent of the Rights Issue was subscribed for on the basis of subscription rights, and the remainder, approximately 26 percent, without subscription rights. Overall subscription was approximately 104 percent, implying that available guarantees did not need to be utilized. The Rights Issue raises approximately MSEK 78.5 for the Company before issue expenses. Upon full utilization of the warrants, the Company will raise an additional MSEK 37.3.
The allocation of units in the Rights Issue has taken place according to the principles indicated in the prospectus dated April 9, 2018. Those who have been allocated units without subscription rights will receive transaction notes, which are scheduled to be sent today on April 27, 2018. Those who have subscribed to units without subscription rights through their nominees will receive notice of subscription according to their nominee's routines.
Share capital and number of shares
The Rights Issue means that the share capital increases by SEK 1,962,232.20 through the issue of 39,244,644 new shares. Following registration of the Rights Issue at the Swedish Companies Registration Office, the share capital of NeuroVive will amount to SEK 4,578,542.05, divided into 91,570,841 shares, each with a quotient value of SEK 0.05.
Upon full exercise of all series 2018: 1 warrants issued in the Rights Issue, the Company's share capital will increase by no more than SEK 490,558.05 by issuing no more than 9,811,161 shares. The Company's share capital will, in full exercise of the warrants, amount to SEK 5,069,100.10 divided into 101,382,002 shares, each with a quotient value of SEK 0.05.
Trading in BTUs
Trading with BTU (Paid-up subscribed units) will take place on Nasdaq Stockholm until the Swedish Companies Registration Office has registered the Rights Issue. Registration of the Rights Issue with the Swedish Companies Registration Office is expected to take place on or around May 9, 2018.
Terms and conditions applying to warrants
One (1) warrant of series 2018:1 entitles the right to subscribe for one (1) share in the Company at a subscription price of SEK 3.80. Subscription for shares in the Company on the basis of warrants of series 2018:1 may take place during the period from November 1, 2018 until November 30, 2018.
Stockholm Corporate Finance AB acted as financial advisor, Advokatfirman Lindahl KB acted as legal advisor and Hagberg & Aneborn Fondkommission AB acted as issuing institution in connection with the Rights Issue.
This information is information that NeuroVive Pharmaceutical AB (publ) is obliged to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation. The information was submitted for publication, through the agency of the contact person set out below, at 08:30 a.m. CEST on April 27, 2018.
Daniel Schale, Director of Communications
+46 (0)46 275 62 21, ir@neurovive.com
Medicon Village, 223 81 Lund, Sweden
Tel: +46 (0)46 275 62 20 (switchboard)
info@neurovive.com, www.neurovive.com
About NeuroVive
NeuroVive Pharmaceutical AB is a leader in mitochondrial medicine, with one project in clinical phase II development for the prevention of moderate to severe traumatic brain injury (NeuroSTAT®) and one project in clinical phase I (KL1333) for genetic mitochondrial diseases. The R&D portfolio consists of several late stage research programs in areas ranging from genetic mitochondrial disorders to cancer and metabolic diseases such as NASH. The Company's strategy is to advance drugs for rare diseases through clinical development and into the market. The strategy for projects within larger indications outside the core focus area is out-licensing in the preclinical phase. NeuroVive is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, Sweden (ticker: NVP). The share is also traded on the OTCQX Best Market in the US (OTC: NEVPF).
About Stockholm Corporate Finance AB
Stockholm Corporate Finance is a Swedish, independent and privately owned financial advisor offering qualified transaction based advisory services by acting in capital raisings, changes in ownership, acquisition, merger and acquisitions (M&A) in listed and privately held companies. Stockholm Corporate Finance is the exclusive Swedish partner in the global network of M&A Worldwide consisting of 43 M&A advisors and investment banks in 45 countries. Stockholm Corporate Finance is an investment firm which is supervised by the FSA and is a member of the trade organization SwedSec Licensing AB. www.stockholmcorp.se.
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This press release may not be published or distributed, directly or indirectly, in or into the US, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Canada, New Zeeland, Switzerland, Singapore, South Africa or in any other jurisdiction where such distribution would be prohibited by applicable law. The information in this press release may not be redistributed, reproduced or passed on in ways that conflict with applicable restrictions. Failure to comply with these restrictions may constitute a violation of the United States Securities Act of 1933 or applicable laws of other jurisdictions.
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements that reflect the NeuroVive's current views and expectations of future events as well as financial and operational development, including statements regarding new issues, and statements regarding guidance, planning, prospects and strategies. Words that are "referred", "expected", "expected", "planned", "estimated", "can", and other expressions that imply indications or predictions of future developments or trends, and which are not based on historical facts, are forward-looking information. Although the Company believes that these statements are based on reasonable assumptions and expectations, the Company cannot guarantee that such forward-looking statements will be implemented. As these forward-looking statements include both known and unknown risks and uncertainties, real outcomes can differ substantially from what is stated in forward-looking information.
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Preventing Germs in Gyms: What Works?
According to the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association (IHRSA), there were more than 36,000 health clubs in the United States in 2016. Furthermore, over 66 million Americans used a health club and more than 57 million were members of at least one athletic facility, which was an increase over previous years. And while these numbers are good news when it comes to Americans getting healthier, the downside is that there has also been a rise in the number of community-acquired infections (CAIs) in gyms.
Though most commonly found in hospitals, outbreaks of antibiotic-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and other CAIs have become more common in athletic centers. Therefore it's important for facilities to look at hygiene protocols and come up with preventive measures to reduce the potential for CAIs in these so-called high-touch environments. A recent study published in the American Journal of Infection Control points to one potential tool in this fight.
The study, conducted over 16 months at the Grinnell College Athletic Center, found that the use of copper alloy materials in health clubs could significantly reduce bacteria concentrations on fitness equipment. Significantly fewer bacteria were found on equipment with copper alloy grips, such as kettlebells, barbells, dumbbells, grip attachments, low row attachments and lat pulldown attachments. The study was led by Shannon Hinsa-Leasure, associate professor of biology at Grinnell, who explained that grip surfaces in athletic centers present an ideal environment for microbes to persist and spread. "We have shown that copper alloy grips reduce bacterial numbers by 94 percent over control grips and thereby limit the spread of infectious microbes by reducing exposure to athletes."
While copper compounds have been used for medicinal purposes for thousands of years, the Environmental Protection Agency has just recently recognized copper alloys as having antimicrobial effectiveness. During the Grinnell College study, machines, benches and bars were wiped down with antibacterial wipes, and users were encouraged to wipe down equipment, which is the center's typical protocol. A daily cleaning was performed every morning, and high-touch areas were cleaned during business hours or right after closing.
Hinsa-Leasure says they demonstrated that copper alloys excel at reducing bacteria in the athletic center environment at rates similar to those found in hospital settings. "And we found the most common type of bacteria on these surfaces is Staphylococcus. In this high-traffic environment with students, faculty and staff from all over the world utilizing the same equipment, installing copper alloy grips is a simple way to enhance the cleaning protocol of our athletic center."
MRSA and other pathogens can survive for months on surfaces, and can be a continuous source of transmission. Therefore, implementation of infection control strategies at athletic facilities, such as the use of copper alloys in combination with disinfecting procedures, should be considered to help reduce the spread of CAIs.


AHHHH…THE NEVER-ENDING ARGUMENT THAT HAS GONE ON FOR YEARS, MYSELF ARGUING MY POINT OF VIEW AND OTHERS WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE VIEWS. ONE SIDE SAYING FLOAT, THE OTHER FIXED RATE. THE ONLY THING I CAN SAY, IS THAT SHABS SAID MORE THAN ONCE THAT WHEN THE DINAR WAS READY TO HIT THE MARKET, HIS GOAL WAS THAT THE INITIAL RATE WAS TO BE ON PAR WITH THE DOLLAR. THAT MEANS 1-1. AND THAT MAKES SENSE IF YOUR ABOUT TO DISTRIBUTE LOWER DENOMS.
THAT'S NOT SAYING A FLOAT IS OUT OF THE QUESTION, BUT THERE ARE MORE THAN ONE TYPE OF FLOAT. IMO, THEY WILL COME OUT WITH A MANAGED FLOAT, AT 1-1 UNDER THEIR CONTROL AS TO WHETHER IT GOES UP OR DOWN ON ANY GIVEN DAY. LETS FACE IT, NO ONE IN THEIR RIGHT MIND IS GONNA TURN IN ANYTHING AT A 1200-1 KNOWING FULL WELL THE MARKET WILL DRIVE IT UP FAST. IRAQ NEEDS THESE NOTES IN THEIR CONTROL AND A FLOAT FROM 1200 IS NOT AN OPTION. AND IT ALSO GIVES THE IRAQIS PURCHASING POWER WHICH IS THE KICKSTART THAT ECONOMY NEEDS. AS ALWAYS THIS IS JMHO.


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Volunteer with Sierra Club's Ready for 100: Columbus Campaign!
Company: Sierra Club Ohio Chapter
Location: 131 N. High Street Suite 605, Columbus, OH, 43215
**While COVID19 is a concern, we will be conducting meetings and outreach digitally and using social distancing measures.
The Sierra Club is the largest and oldest environmental group in the United States and has been essential to the founding of the National Parks, the enforcement of the NEPA, the Clean Water, and the Clean Air Acts. We've recently launched a number of local campaigns, Ready for 100 campaigns to push cities to commit to powering themselves by 100% renewable energy, and the Central Ohio Group has started our own right in Columbus, and we need you!
We're looking for passionate individuals to serve on the four major committees within our campaign: grassroots organizing, grasstops policy advocacy, communications, and digital. Though the time commitment for each committee varies, you can expect them all to include a meeting once a month or every other month for an hour/hour and a half, in addition to whatever outside work you assign yourselves as a team.
Below you can read a detailed account of the work each committee does, or find a quick summary on our volunteer sign up link here (https://goo.gl/forms/HkPPdNNs2QsW2EQu2). You can also watch a video introducing our campaign here ( https://vimeo.com/250354431).
If you have any questions, feel free to email the contact for this post. If you'd like to sign up to volunteer, please do so on the link provided ( https://goo.gl/forms/HkPPdNNs2QsW2EQu2) as this will help us get you in the right place faster than if you email the post-contact directly.
Thank you so much! We look forward to working with you!
The Grassroots Committee is perhaps the most foundational and important committee of the campaign. Without grassroots messaging and support, we really can't exist. We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to research and serve as liaisons to groups within the Columbus community, and bring them our message and request sign-on to our campaign. We'll build bridges with local groups and ensure that we work together to create a coalition to bring our demands for a cleaner and sustainable future to city leaders. We can form relationships with groups in all different areas, including (in no particular order):
Arts community
Low-income agencies
Organizations that represent women, people of color, LGBT
Unions and labor groups
In addition, the grassroots committee will also have numerous opportunities to table at events and spread the word to individuals in all sorts of communities.
Grasstops
The Grasstops Committee is tasked with forging relationships with city leaders and delivering our campaign pledges to them. They are the lobbyists of Ready for 100 and are the primary way we intend to sway city council.
We are looking for extroverted people who consider themselves sufficiently affable to impress these local leaders and make connections on behalf of the campaign. We also need researchers who can map out our local leadership networks and effectively communicate about these networks to the rest of the campaign.
Communications/Media
The Communications and Media Committee is a critical arm of the campaign. You can think of it as the committee that maintains our public image and helps the other committees meet their goals by researching various topics and finding new ways to effectively communicate the Ready for 100 messages to the public.
The Communications team has three main positions:
Researchers: people who are willing to fact check & update content as facts & numbers change.
Writers: people who are skilled writers to update content on our web page, social media, handouts, press statements, etc.
Graphic designers: people who can help put together handouts and printed documents in an aesthetically pleasing way.
Additionally, the Communications committee is looking for volunteers to help out on our media team. This subgroup is specifically dedicated to producing video content such as the campaign promotional video we sent out in our last email. We are looking for anyone with a background in video editing, digital video, storytelling, motion graphics, graphic design, animation, photography, project management, lighting design, sound design or music.
The Digital Committee has a lot of overlap with the communications committee. However, Digital also has its own list of unique responsibilities. Their objective is to:
Maintain and manage our digital presence (Facebook, website and other social media accounts as needed).
Maintain Add-Up, which is our best way to get petitions out to the public.
Manage the emails to supporters and volunteers and help keep our campaign in sync.
1-2 hrs/week to as much as you want
I want to do it!


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John Richard Schneider (8. duben 1960, Mount Kisco, New York, Spojené státy americké) je americký herec, režisér a country zpěvák.

Životopis
Jeho nejznámějšími role jsou Bo Duke v seriálu The Dukes of Hazzard, Ram Peters v seriálu Plastická chirurgie s. r. o. a Jonathan Kent ve Smallville, zde několik epizod i režíroval. Objevil se v mnoha filmech i seriálech jako třeba Doktorka Quinnová, Diagnóza: Vražda, Dotek anděla, JAG, Walker, Texas Ranger.

V osmdesátých letech využil své popularity ze seriálu The Dukes of Hazzard a stal se oblíbeným zpěvákem country.

Byl dvakrát ženatý, nejdřív s Miss America Tawny Elaine Godin, v současné době již od roku 1993 s Elly Castle, se kterou má tři děti.

Filmografie

Odkazy

Externí odkazy

Američtí herci
Američtí zpěváci
Narození v roce 1960
Narození 8. dubna
Žijící lidé
Muži
Američtí křesťané


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Q: How send email using Google Gmail API
my application need to send and receive email so using business GSuite I created an account my-app@mydomain.com and I want to use java gmail api to send and receive email.
I followed the google documentation to create and authorise the service account as follow:

*

*I created a service account

*I enabled G Suite Domain-wide Delegation(I think this is not needed as I'm not impersonate another user)

*I generated and downloaded the key in credentials.json

*Authorised the client in the admin console for scopes:

    https://mail.google.com/
    https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.compose
    https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.insert
    https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.labels
    https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.metadata
    https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.modify
    https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.readonly
    https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.send
    https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.settings.basic
    https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.settings.sharing

Then try to send the email as follow:

    public Credential getCredentials(final Set<String> scopes) throws IOException, GeneralSecurityException {
        return GoogleCredential
               .fromStream(GoogleCredentialServices.class.getResourceAsStream("credentials.json"))
               .createScoped(scopes);
    }

    public void init() throws GeneralSecurityException, IOException {
        final NetHttpTransport HTTP_TRANSPORT = GoogleNetHttpTransport.newTrustedTransport();
        gmailServices = new Gmail.Builder(
               HTTP_TRANSPORT,
               JSON_FACTORY,
               googleCredentialServices.getCredentials(GmailScopes.all()))
               .setApplicationName(applicationName)
               .build();
    }

    public MimeMessage createEmail(final String to, final String from, final String subject, final String bodyText) throws MessagingException {
        final Properties props = new Properties();
        final Session session = Session.getDefaultInstance(props, null);
        final MimeMessage email = new MimeMessage(session);
        email.setFrom(new InternetAddress(from));
        email.addRecipient(javax.mail.Message.RecipientType.TO, new InternetAddress(to));
        email.setSubject(subject);
        email.setText(bodyText);
        return email;
    }

    public Message createMessageWithEmail(final MimeMessage emailContent) throws MessagingException, IOException {
        final ByteArrayOutputStream buffer = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
        emailContent.writeTo(buffer);
        final byte[] bytes = buffer.toByteArray();
        final String encodedEmail = Base64.encodeBase64URLSafeString(bytes);
        final Message message = new Message();
        message.setRaw(encodedEmail);
        return message;
    }

    public Message sendMessage(final MimeMessage emailContent) throws MessagingException, IOException {
        final Message message = createMessageWithEmail(emailContent);
        return gmailServices.users().messages().send("mail@mydomain.com", message).execute();
    }

    @Test
    public void createAndSendGMailTest() throws MessagingException, IOException {
       final MimeMessage emailContent = createEmail("dest@domain.com", "my-app@mydomain.com", "subject", "message body");
       final Message message = sendMessage(emailContent);
       System.out.println("message: " + message);
    }

When I run the test I got this error
com.google.api.client.googleapis.json.GoogleJsonResponseException: 400 Bad Request
{
  "code" : 400,
  "errors" : [ {
    "domain" : "global",
    "message" : "Bad Request",
    "reason" : "failedPrecondition"
  } ],
  "message" : "Bad Request"
}
at com.google.api.client.googleapis.json.GoogleJsonResponseException.from(GoogleJsonResponseException.java:150)
at com.google.api.client.googleapis.services.json.AbstractGoogleJsonClientRequest.newExceptionOnError(AbstractGoogleJsonClientRequest.java:113)
at com.google.api.client.googleapis.services.json.AbstractGoogleJsonClientRequest.newExceptionOnError(AbstractGoogleJsonClientRequest.java:40)
at com.google.api.client.googleapis.services.AbstractGoogleClientRequest$1.interceptResponse(AbstractGoogleClientRequest.java:321)
at com.google.api.client.http.HttpRequest.execute(HttpRequest.java:1108)
at com.google.api.client.googleapis.services.AbstractGoogleClientRequest.executeUnparsed(AbstractGoogleClientRequest.java:419)
at com.google.api.client.googleapis.services.AbstractGoogleClientRequest.executeUnparsed(AbstractGoogleClientRequest.java:352)
at com.google.api.client.googleapis.services.AbstractGoogleClientRequest.execute(AbstractGoogleClientRequest.java:469)

Anyone can help me to understand what causing this error?

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The late John Glenn was a hero on screen as well
Esther Zuckerman
(Photo: Bettmann/Getty Images)
John Glenn, who died today at the age of 95, had a long career in the public eye, which gave him the superlatives of "first American to orbit the Earth" and "oldest man in space," alongside a tenure as Democratic Senator from Ohio. In death, Glenn has naturally been lauded as a true hero—and that's how Hollywood always portrayed him as well, right up through the forthcoming Hidden Figures. There Glenn is a secondary character in the story of the black female mathematicians who made unsung contributions to the space program, but Glen Powell plays him as honorable, charming, and unprejudiced. Today Powell tweeted a tribute to Glenn, saying, "Now THAT is how you live a life! Godspeed, John Glenn. A true gentleman who humbly touched the stars and made us believe in the impossible."
Powell's portrayal follows in the footsteps of pop culture's defining take on Glenn (sorry, Sam Reid in The Astronaut Wives Club). Ed Harris played Glenn in The Right Stuff, Philip Kaufman's adaptation of Tom Wolfe's book about the Mercury Seven astronauts—a movie of which Glenn was not a fan. "I don't think any of us cared for the movie The Right Stuff. I know I didn't," he once said, according to his Associated Press obituary. Still, it was a favorable portrait, painting Glenn as an upstanding family man who's devoted to his wife, Annie (Mary Jo Deschanel).
Though Glenn never indulged in jokey television cameos the way, say, Buzz Aldrin did, he did once poke fun at himself in a 2001 episode of Frasier, where Kelsey Grammer's Frasier and Roz (Peri Gilpin) bicker while ignoring Glenn as he tells a goofy story about seeing aliens.
Outside his fictional portrayals, Glenn was a frequent guest on late-night talk shows, chatting with David Frost, Merv Griffin, and Johnny Carson about his experiences in space and—during his history-making second trip into orbit in 1998—talking to Jay Leno from aboard the space shuttle Discovery. More than a decade later, Leno cited his interviews with Glenn as among the greatest things he'd ever done, saying, "It's almost hard for people now to understand how big the astronauts were in the early '60s. They were like rock stars."


As the year comes to a close, taxes are heavy on people's minds. But as we see the effects of the new tax law for 2018, there are some deductions you can no longer claim.
Another big change in the new tax reform eliminates deductions for alimony. Banks says this has caused a rush to finalize divorces before the start of the new year. "If you are in the middle of a divorce and you are paying alimony you want to get it done by the end of the year. If you are receiving alimony then you want to wait until January 1, because it only applies to divorces that happen January 1, 2019 and beyond." Experts also say this could be a reason for lawyers to lower alimony payments in the future.
"My exact thoughts was 'dang, I'd hate to have to eat alone.' So after thinking about it a minute I walked over to her and asked if I could sit with her," Howard wrote in a Facebook post .