Since the clergy abuse scandal broke in January 2002, three priests have been exonerated by the archdiocese after being suspended from duty over allegations of sexual abuse.
The archdiocese suspended the Rev. Ronald L. Bourgault from his post at Saint Zepherin Church in Wayland on June 26, 2002, after receiving what was deemed to be a credible abuse allegation against him. Eight months later, Bourgault was reinstated after his accuser admitted that he had misidentified the priest. The case marks the first time an alleged victim has admitted to a mistaken identification in a complaint involving an Archdiocese of Boston priest.
The Boston Archdiocese announced the reinstatement yesterday of a Wayland priest who was suspended in June on an accusation that he had sexually abused a minor more than 30 years ago. But the alleged victim's lawyer criticized the move, saying the church had not adequately investigated her client's allegation.
An alleged victim of clergy sexual abuse acknowledged yesterday that he misidentified a Wayland priest as his abuser, an error that resulted in Rev. Ronald L. Bourgault being placed on administrative leave in June.
A day after learning that the man who had accused him of molestation had admitted he had the wrong man, the Rev. Ronald L. Bourgault basked in a joyous welcome back to St. Zepherin Church in Wayland, which he had been forced to leave after the Archdiocese of Boston received the allegation against him last June.
Paul R. Edwards, 35, files a lawsuit in Suffolk Superior Court accusing Foster and the late Rev. William J. Cummings of molesting him while Edwards was at two Newton parishes in the early 1980s.
Edwards goes public with his charges in a televised statement. His lawyer, Eric J. Parker, admits that key dates given by Edwards are incorrect, but he declines to permit Edwards to be interviewed.
A Globe report raises doubts about the charges against Foster, noting that Edwards has a history of inventing stories and that friends of both priests and Edwards have offered statements that contradict Edwards�s assertion that he was molested.
Parker says he has started an enormous effort to look at the truthfulness of his client�s charges. More evidence emerges to challenge Edwards�s account, and his credibility on other issues.
Parker, sending a signal that he has doubts about the charges, asks the court�s permission to withdraw as Edwards�s attorney. Judge Constance M. Sweeney, saying she has significant concerns about the credibility of the accusations, orders Edwards to appear in her courtroom on September 4.
Edwards withdraws his lawsuit with prejudice, meaning he cannot file it again, prompting legal observers to assert that the charges were probably false. Suffolk prosecutors announce a criminal inquiry into whether Edwards had indeed filed false charges. Foster expresses relief, but calls the church procedures for investigating complaints defective.
Cardinal Bernard F. Law tells Foster he has been cleared and reinstated, and asks Foster to celebrate Mass with him the following Sunday.
The Globe reports Foster�s exoneration. The same day, Edwards meets for the first time with church investigators, and insists that his charges are true.
Late in the day, Foster issues a statement expressing joy at his reinstatement. But within an hour, he is asked to meet with church officials to discuss the renewed charges by Edwards. After a tense late-night meeting, Foster is placed on leave again and the investigation reopened.
Law calls Foster late in the evening to tell him that the second investigation has also concluded that the accusations were without substance. At 10 p.m., the archdiocese faxes a news release announcing his reinstatement.
Edwards reiterates his allegations against Foster and asks the archdiocese to reopen its investigation.
In August 2002, Monsignor Michael Smith Foster, the chief canon lawyer for the archdiocese, was accused of sexual abuse by a man whose credibility was quickly called into question. After a 76-day ordeal in which he was twice removed from duty, Foster was reinstated in October after his accuser was discredited. However, the alleged victim continues to press his claim and has asked the church to reopen the case.
A Winchendon man alleged in a lawsuit filed this week that he was sexually molested as a Newton teenager by two priests during the same period, one a monsignor and canon lawyer.
The Boston Priests Forum is demanding rights for priests accused of sexually abusing minors, as the organization's members express concerns that a priest might be falsely charged.
Paul R. Edwards, who has accused two Boston-area priests of abusing him in the 1980s, has a long history of embellishment, according to many of his childhood friends.
The lawyer for a former Newton resident who has accused two priests of molesting him in the 1980s said yesterday that he will seek to verify claims by his client that are now in doubt.
Suffolk Superior Court Judge Constance M. Sweeney yesterday declared that she has "significant concerns" about the credibility of sexual abuse allegations against two priests.
The archdiocese did not take even minimal steps to gauge the credibility of the allegations against Monsignor Michael Smith Foster, despite evidence that the abuse charges may be baseless.
Amid growing doubts about the credibility of his charges, a Winchendon man yesterday withdrew a lawsuit accusing Monsignor Michael Smith Foster and another Boston priest of sexual abuse.
The clergy sexual abuse scandal, because it was kept hidden from view for so long, was bound to produce false accusations once it exploded into public notice this year.
Monsignor Michael Smith Foster expressed dismay with the Archdiocese of Boston yesterday for its public silence about his fate, three days after his accuser withdrew his sexual abuse lawsuit.
The Archdiocese of Boston has formally exonerated Monsignor Michael Smith Foster of charges that he sexually molested a Newton teenager, according to people involved with the decision.
In a stunning turnabout, the Archdiocese of Boston yesterday reversed its decision to return Monsignor Michael Smith Foster to duty, just days after investigators had exonerated him.
In the more than five weeks since Monsignor Michael Smith Foster was accused of sexual abuse, more than a dozen people have said they have evidence that will disprove the accusation.
Church officials plan to offer their first official response to priests who say they have been falsely accused of sexual misconduct and then languish in legal limbo, hearing little from the church.
For a second time, the Archdiocese of Boston has reinstated Monsignor Michael Smith Foster to active ministry after a two-month ordeal during which he twice took a leave of absence.
After weathering two church investigations, Monsignor Michael Smith Foster yesterday returned to his post at the Boston archdiocese with a host of unanswered questions about the fate of others.
Catholic leaders and a Harvard scholar used yesterday's annual Red Mass and Catholic Lawyers Guild luncheon to welcome back a monsignor falsely accused of sexual misconduct.
No one in authority, not Cardinal Bernard Law or any other bishop, has apologized to Monsignor Michael Smith Foster for the way he was treated during his ordeal as a priest falsely accused.
Monsignor Michael Smith Foster's walk up the center aisle of Newton's Sacred Heart Parish - a return to his favorite parish after being cleared of sexual abuse allegations - looked like a victory lap.
Months after dropping a lawsuit against Monsignor Michael Smith Foster, Paul R. Edwards called on the Archdiocese of Boston to reopen its investigation into his allegations of sexual abuse.
The Archdiocese of Boston knew about a second sexual abuse lawsuit against the late Rev. William J. Cummings two months before deciding last fall that there was no evidence to support another man's accusation that he was molested in the 1980s by both Cummings and Monsignor Michael Smith Foster.
The Rev. Edward McDonagh was removed from St. Ann's in West Bridgewater in May 2002 after an abuse allegation was lodged against him. Parishioners were angered by the removal and began a loyal campaign in support of their priest. Some suspected that McDonagh's suspension was motivated by his outspoken criticism of Cardinal Bernard Law. On Feb. 13, 2003, the archdiocese cleared McDonagh after officials were unable to substantiate the claim against him. He was warmly welcomed back by the joyous congregation at St. Ann's.
The Archdiocese of Boston yesterday removed a West Bridgewater pastor from parish duty and placed him on administrative leave because of an allegation that he sexually abused a child in the past.
Parishioners at St. Ann's Catholic Church reacted with outrage yesterday afternoon to the temporary removal of their pastor over allegations of sexual misconduct and claimed the priest was suspended for his outspoken criticism of Cardinal Bernard Law.
For the past 10 Sunday nights, they have met in front of St. Ann's Church, holding candles in one hand and rosaries in the other, praying and waiting, waiting and praying. They say they will be there every Sunday evening, as long as it takes, until their priest returns home.
It gets dark early now, and so the prayer vigil at St. Ann's Church in West Bridgewater starts an hour earlier. Parishioners wear yellow ribbons in their lapels and recite a host of Hail Marys and Our Fathers in honor of their departed priest.
The Boston Archdiocese yesterday reinstated a West Bridgewater priest known as an outspoken critic of Cardinal Bernard F. Law after a nine-month investigation by church officials failed to substantiate an allegation that he had raped a boy nearly 40 years ago.
At St. Ann's, it was as if the pope himself had come to visit. The church was standing room only, and as the pastor walked down the aisle to the organ strains of ''O Holy Night,'' the congregation took to its feet, applauding and whistling.


JOHN J. BRUCK, a farmer of Exeter, was born in Germany April 28, 1831. Came to America and settied at Monroe in 1867. November 25, 1856, he married Mary Ann Blaser, who was born April 2, 1825. Eight children were born to them. In Germany Mr. Bruck was engaged in painting and slate roofing. Is a member of St. Patrick's Church at Stony Creek. Address is Scofleld.


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Charles Bloch Redux, Part II: A Surprising Twist in the Family Tree
Posted on August 7, 2020 by Amy
Although I ran into a brick wall trying to learn more about the time Charles Bloch spent in France during World War II, in the course of that research I discovered another twist in the Goldschmidt family tree.
First, I learned that Charles Bloch had a sister. Julius Bloch and Clara Herzberg, parents of Charles Bloch, had a daughter named Johanna Bloch born in 1879.
Johanna Bloch, birth record, Hessisches Hauptstaatsarchiv; Wiesbaden, Deutschland; Bestand: 903; Signatur: 903_8931, Year Range: 1879, Ancestry.com. Hesse, Germany, Births, 1851-1901
Johanna married a man named Ludwig Dannheisser in 1900.
Johanna Bloch marriage record to Ludwig Dannheisser, Hessisches Hauptstaatsarchiv; Wiesbaden, Deutschland; Bestand: 903, Year Range: 1900, Ancestry.com. Hesse, Germany, Marriages, 1849-1930
Here is a beautiful photograph of Johanna taken in 1921 in Frankfurt when she was 42:
Johanna Bloch Dannheisser, 1921, Frankfurt, Germany. Courtesy of Ralph Dannheisser
Tragically, both Johanna and Ludwig were killed at Auschwitz on May 22, 1944, after being deported from the Netherlands.1
Page of Testimony for Johanna Bloch Dannheisser at Yad Vashem, https://tinyurl.com/y58fweas
But their son Paul Dannheisser escaped from Germany to the Netherlands in 1938 and then to the US in 1940, settling in New York with his wife Dora Anni (known as Anni) nee Rosenthal and their son Ralph.2
This is a photograph taken at Paul and Anni's wedding in October, 1932.
Wedding of Paul and Anni Dannheisser, October, 1932. Front row: Johanna Bloch Dannheisser, Anni Rosenthal Dannheisser, Paul Dannheisser, and Bertha Kaufmann Rosenthal. Standing behind Anni is her father-in-law Ludwig Dannheisser. Behind Paul to the right is Max Rosenthal. Others are not identified. Courtesy of Ralph Dannheisser
When I saw the name Dannheisser, I knew something was familiar about it. Elizabeth Stern, the daughter of Alice Rapp and Saly Stern, was known as Elizabeth Dannheisser near the end of her life, according to the Social Security Claims and Applications Index.3 I had not found a marriage record for Elizabeth showing a marriage to someone named Dannheisser, only records showing a Paul Dannheisser married to Anni, but when I saw that Charles Bloch had a brother-in-law Ludwig and a nephew Paul with that surname, I wondered if there was a connection.
Fortunately, I was able to find and connect with Paul Dannheisser's son Ralph, and he confirmed that in 1973, his father Paul Dannheisser had married my cousin Elizabeth Stern, the daughter of Saly Stern and Alice Rapp. He even shared a copy of the marriage certificate I couldn't locate.
Courtesy of Ralph Dannheisser
Paul was 72 at the time, and Elizabeth was 54. Paul was a widower, his wife Anni having died the year before, and Elizabeth had divorced her first husband Gerhard Hirsch in 1950.4 Paul and Elizabeth had been introduced to each other by Ilse Bloch, known in the US as Helen Bloch, the daughter of Amalie Meyer and Charles Bloch.
Helen was Elizabeth's second cousin; they were both great-granddaughters of Jacob Meier Goldschmidt and Jettchen Cahn:
Helen Bloch was also Paul Dannheisser's first cousin; they were both the grandchildren of Julius Bloch and Clara Herzberg:
First cousins, Helen Bloch and Paul Dannheisser, 1961. Courtesy of Ralph Dannheisser
So Elizabeth Stern, the granddaughter of Helmina Goldschmidt Rapp, married the nephew of Charles Bloch, who was the husband of Amalie Meyer, daughter of Regina Goldschmidt and Aaron Meyer. Regina was Helmina's older sister. Here's another chart to show the connection.
Ralph, Paul Dannheisser's son and the great-nephew of Charles Bloch, was thus the stepson of my cousin Elizabeth (known as Elsbeth). He also knew Charles and Amalie (whom he called Ama) Bloch. He often visited them in their New York City apartment on West 56th Street. He and his parents would go for monthly Sunday dinners. Ralph would listen to the radio or be entertained by Charles and Amalie's daughter Helen while his parents and Charles and Amalie played bridge. Helen, who was an avid photographer, would show Ralph her photography magazines.
Ralph described Charles as a heavy-set bald man and Amalie as a handsome woman who wore her hair in a bun, and he said they were both very kind to him, as was Helen. In fact, he stayed close to Helen for many years, bringing his own children to visit her often. Unfortunately, however, Ralph was not able to tell me any more details of how Charles Bloch spent the years he was in France.5
Ralph shared the certificates of naturalization issued to Alice, Saly, and Elizabeth Stern; these were particularly exciting to me because they included photographs of each of them. He also shared a collage of photos including one of Walter Stern, Elizabeth's brother.
Ralph was very fond of Elizabeth Stern, his father's second wife. He described her as a lovely woman who was very warm and wonderful to him and to his father. Ralph was very pleased when his father married her (he was already an adult by that time). Sadly, Elizabeth developed a terrible illness not long after she married Paul Dannheisser and spent many of the years at the end of her life in a nursing home, dying in February 1997.6
Her brother Walter Stern also endured difficult times. Ralph had a file filled with letters written to or about Walter that revealed much about his character and his work history and ethic. In Germany, Walter was a very well-regarded employee of a book dealer named J. Kauffmann before he immigrated to the US, and then for some time after he immigrated, he worked for a jewelry company in Washington, DC, where he was living when his parents and sister Elizabeth immigrated to the US. His employer at the jewelry company had written a letter in April 1939 to the American Consul in London (where his family was then living), extolling Walter's virtues. My hunch is that this was a character reference to support the Consul's issuance of a visa to Saly, Alice, and Elizabeth Stern so they could immigrate to the US.7
Walter returned to New York after his family arrived in March 1940 and worked for a company called Tonerde Incorporated, as listed on his World War II draft registration in October 1940. He left there on December 8, 1941, and received another positive letter of recommendation. But that draft registration hinted that something else was going on with Walter:
Walter Stern, World War II draft registration, Ancestry.com. U.S. WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947
Ancestry.com. U.S. WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947
Why was he "under care"? Family lore, according to Ralph, is that Walter was mugged and suffered a brain injury from which he never recovered. But as late as 1944, Walter received letters of thanks from the Treasury Department for his efforts in selling war bonds. 8
Ralph and I couldn't put together the whole picture of what happened to Walter. In a December 1946 letter from the Immigration and Naturalization Service to Alice Rapp Stern, Walter's mother, there is a reference to a warrant for Walter's arrest that was being cancelled. My hunch is that once Walter's declaration of intention to become a US citizen had expired after seven years, or in August, 1945, and he had not yet become a naturalized citizen, he was subject to deportation. How Alice Rapp Stern persuaded INS to close the case and cancel the arrest warrant is a mystery yet to be solved. I have filed a request for documents from the USCIS to see if I can learn more.
What we do know is that by the end of 1947, Walter was institutionalized at the Rockland State Hospital and later at Brooklyn State Hospital, where he lived out the rest of his life, dying in October 1996, just a few months before his sister Elizabeth.9
I still have no details about how Charles Bloch survived the war in France, the original question that led me down this ambling path. But what an adventure the search for answers to that question has been: learning about the ITS document request process, thanks to Barbara; making the connection to Danny, who spent so much time helping me find French records; and then finding Ralph, my distant cousin by marriage, who brought to life some of the people I'd been researching. All these connections and discoveries have made this a wonderful experience. I may not have all the answers, but sometimes it's more about the journey than the destination.
Entry for Ludwig Dannheisser in Yad Vashem, found at https://tinyurl.com/y5s4hkjj; Entry for Johanna Bloch Dannheisser at Yad Vashem, found at https://tinyurl.com/y58fweas ↩
Telephone conversation with Ralph Dannheisser, July 22, 2020. ↩
Elizabeth Ruth Stern, [Elizabeth Ruthhenrietta Hirsch] [Elizabeth Dannheisser] Birth Date: 21 Jan 1919, Birth Place: Frankfurt A, Federal Republic of Germany
Death Date: 13 Feb 1997, Father: Sally Stern, Mother: Alice Rapp, SSN: 127144714
Notes: Mar 1942: Name listed as ELIZABETH RUTH STERN; Jul 1943: Name listed as ELIZABETH RUTHHENRIETTA HIRSCH; Oct 1973: Name listed as ELIZABETH RUTH DANNHEISSER; Dec 1973: Name listed as ELIZABETH RUT DANNHEISSER; 22 Feb 1997: Name listed as ELIZABETH DANNHEISSER, Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 ↩
Ralph has a copy of Elizabeth's Mexico divorce decree, dated August 5, 1950, as well as copy of her "get," the Jewish divorce decree, dated July 3, 1952. ↩
Telephone conversation with Ralph Dannheisser, July 29, 2020 ↩
Ibid. ↩
Ibid. Files in possession of Ralph Dannheisser ↩
This entry was posted in frankfurt, Genealogy, Germany, Goldschmidt/Goldsmith, Holocaust, Leaving Germany, New York and tagged Auschwitz, Bloch, Dannheisser, Germany, Goldschmidt, holocaust, New York City, Stern, The Holocaust by Amy. Bookmark the permalink.
21 thoughts on "Charles Bloch Redux, Part II: A Surprising Twist in the Family Tree"
Sharon on August 7, 2020 at 8:54 am said:
What an interesting posting with so much information and the wonderful connections. I totally agree with you, it's the journey that is so exciting most of the time, although there are a few destinations I would love to arrive at 🙂 So happy you have connected with Ralph! This post was filled with treasure!
Amy on August 7, 2020 at 9:07 am said:
I agree 100%. (Of course, I'd also wish I could have found out how Charles survived in France, but…). Thanks, Sharon!
Peter Klopp on August 7, 2020 at 9:44 am said:
Your determination to get to the bottom of things is truly amazing, Amy. It is also remarkable that when you search for one thing – in your case the war years Charles Bloch spent in France – you often find another event in your family that is just as exciting as the one you searched for in the first place.
Amy on August 7, 2020 at 10:06 am said:
Thanks, Peter! It really is what keeps me intrigued—the search, the discoveries, the connections, and the never-ending questions!
Cathy Meder-Dempsey on August 7, 2020 at 10:06 am said:
Sharon said it first. What an amazing journey! I hope you do one day find the answer of how Charles survived in France. Congrats on finding another new cousin, even if he's a cousin-in-law.
Thanks, Cathy! Ralph is such a wonderful guy—cousin by any other label is still a cousin!
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Debi on August 8, 2020 at 4:31 pm said:
Oh I love the journey! And the photos – amazing!
Amy on August 8, 2020 at 5:33 pm said:
Thanks, Debi!
Eilene Lyon on August 8, 2020 at 6:53 pm said:
How wonderful to have made such a connection during your search. Your diligence has truly paid off when you can connect with another cousin that way. As you say, almost better that reaching the destination you were aiming for.
It really is! Thanks, Eilene.
Ralph Dannheisser on August 9, 2020 at 1:55 pm said:
Delighted to have been "found" and to pursue the family lore and documentation with you, Amy. My gain to be in touch with such an engaging, motivated, dedicated cousin-of-sorts. As promised, I'll try to track down, via relatives who may know more about that, the still-lacking survival info in re my great-uncle, Charles Bloch, that you initially sought.
Thank you, Ralph! Finding you has been such a gift! Please stay in touch!
Michael on August 15, 2020 at 11:24 am said:
I wonder if the records for the Rockland State Hospital or Brooklyn State Hospital have been archived and are available to researchers. Perhaps there would be an accounting of his medical history that could shine some light on the origins of his condition.
Amy on August 15, 2020 at 11:25 am said:
Great idea, Michael! I will check into it. Thanks!
I just did a quick check of the NYS Office of Mental Health (these were both psychiatric hospitals), and this is what I found in their FAQ: I have been doing genealogy research and have discovered that one of my relatives was a resident at one of the Office of Mental Health facilities. I would like to find out any personal or medical information about them. Can I obtain a copy of these records?
The Office of Mental Health does not provide copies of medical records for genealogy purposes. Please visit the Department of Health for genealogy records and resources. The only exception would be if you believe a patient was buried in one of our cemeteries. Learn more about Requesting Medical Records.
Thus, I cannot request these messages. 😦
Luanne on August 16, 2020 at 12:08 am said:
I love to see the collaboration between you and Ralph. And the coincidence of the marriage, too. Under care was kind of surprising though. it's so vague.
Amy on August 16, 2020 at 8:50 am said:
It was a wonderful collaboration! Ralph was so helpful and so generous with his time. Thanks, Luanne.
Luanne on August 18, 2020 at 10:30 pm said:
So wonderful to hear!
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Village at Winona Jazz Fest 2022
Location: Winona Heritage Room
Date: July 23
Times: 1:00p – 7:00p
Free and open to the public (https://villageatwinona.com/events/jazz-festival/)
1:00p Truth in Jazz Big Band from Elhart – Truth in Jazz Big-Band is celebrating their 22nd Anniversary. The band brings together local professional musicians who share a deep love for jazz and wish to share the style of big-band jazz throughout Michiana. The popular 19-piece group was founded in 1998 by The Elkhart Truth. Truth in Jazz continues in the big-band tradition and adds new and fresh arrangements based on jazz standards.
2:30p Brath/Tardy Quintet – Grace College worship arts professor Wally Brath teams up with tenor saxophonist/clarinetist extraordinaire, Greg Tardy to bring original and classic standards to life.
4:00p John Moulder Quintet – John Moulder is an amazing guitarist from Chicago that combines many different streams of music into a beautiful mix of modern jazz.
5:30p Thana Alexa and Ona – Our headlining act this year is the incomparable Thana Alexa. Thana is a Grammy® nominated and Downbeat cover artist, vocalist, composer, arranger and producer – for whom the voice is both a lyrical and experimental instrument – her music pushes the boundaries of the genre into new and unexplored territory with deep seeded roots in jazz and overtones of contemporary soul and world music. The band features her husband, multiple Grammy award-winning drummer Antonio Sánchez.
SIBs Weekend Concert
Join us this year for a concert with Liz Vice (https://www.lizvice.com/) on Friday, September 9, 7:00p with opening band, Former Ruins. This concert is on Grace College's campus in the lawn in front of Indy Hall (corner of Wooster Road and King's Highway). The event is free and open to the public.
Fall Orchestra Concert
The Symphony of the Lakes will perform their Fall orchestral concert on October 1 at the Winona Heritage Room. More details to come.
Classic Arts Programs, Grace College, and the Symphony of the Lakes will be hosting their annual Christmas concert on Sunday, December 11 at the Winona Heritage Room. More details to come.
Spring Wind Ensemble
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Worship Arts Vocal Recitals
Spring Orchestra Concert
Student Instrumental Recital
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From Italy came Smindyrides of Sybaris, son of Hippocrates, the most luxurious liver of his day (and Sybaris was then at the height of its prosperity), and Damasus of Siris, son of that Amyris who was called the Wise. These came from Italy; from the Ionian Gulf, Amphimnestus son of Epistrophus, an Epidamnian; he was from the Ionian Gulf. From Aetolia came Males, the brother of that Titormus who surpassed all the Greeks in strength, and fled from the sight of men to the farthest parts of the AeItaly; from the Ionian Gulf, Amphimnestus son of Epistrophus, an Epidamnian; he was from the Ionian Gulf. From Aetolia came Males, the brother of that Titormus who surpassed all the Greeks in strength, and fled from the sight of men to the farthest parts of the Aetolian land. From the Peloponnese came Leocedes, son of Phidon the tyrant of Argos, that Phidon who made weights and measures for the PeloponnesiansP. introduced the "Aeginetan" system of weights and measures. For the chronological difficulty connected with this mention of him, see the commentators. and acted more arrogantly than any other Greek; he drove out the Elean contest-directors and held the contests at Olympia himself. This man's son now came, and Amiantus, an Arcadian from Trapezus, s
Trapezus (Turkey) (search for this): book 6, chapter 127
f the Aetolian land. From the Peloponnese came Leocedes, son of Phidon the tyrant of Argos, that Phidon who made weights and measures for the PeloponnesiansP. introduced the "Aeginetan" system of weights and measures. For the chronological difficulty connected with this mention of him, see the commentators. and acted more arrogantly than any other Greek; he drove out the Elean contest-directors and held the contests at Olympia himself. This man's son now came, and Amiantus, an Arcadian from Trapezus, son of Lycurgus; and an Azenian from the town of Paeus, Laphanes, son of that Euphorion who, as the Arcadian tale relates, gave lodging to the Dioscuri, and ever since kept open house for all men; and Onomastus from Elis, son of Agaeus. These came from the Peloponnese itself; from Athens Megacles, son of that Alcmeon who visited Croesus, and also Hippocleides son of Tisandrus, who surpassed the Athenians in wealth and looks. From Eretria, which at that time was prosperous, came Lysanias; h
Thessaly (Greece) (search for this): book 6, chapter 127
ts and measures for the PeloponnesiansP. introduced the "Aeginetan" system of weights and measures. For the chronological difficulty connected with this mention of him, see the commentators. and acted more arrogantly than any other Greek; he drove out the Elean contest-directors and held the contests at Olympia himself. This man's son now came, and Amiantus, an Arcadian from Trapezus, son of Lycurgus; and an Azenian from the town of Paeus, Laphanes, son of that Euphorion who, as the Arcadian tale relates, gave lodging to the Dioscuri, and ever since kept open house for all men; and Onomastus from Elis, son of Agaeus. These came from the Peloponnese itself; from Athens Megacles, son of that Alcmeon who visited Croesus, and also Hippocleides son of Tisandrus, who surpassed the Athenians in wealth and looks. From Eretria, which at that time was prosperous, came Lysanias; he was the only man from Euboea. From Thessaly came a Scopad, Diactorides of Crannon; and from the Molossians, Alco
Elis (Greece) (search for this): book 6, chapter 127
Eretria (Greece) (search for this): book 6, chapter 127
s and measures for the PeloponnesiansP. introduced the "Aeginetan" system of weights and measures. For the chronological difficulty connected with this mention of him, see the commentators. and acted more arrogantly than any other Greek; he drove out the Elean contest-directors and held the contests at Olympia himself. This man's son now came, and Amiantus, an Arcadian from Trapezus, son of Lycurgus; and an Azenian from the town of Paeus, Laphanes, son of that Euphorion who, as the Arcadian tale relates, gave lodging to the Dioscuri, and ever since kept open house for all men; and Onomastus from Elis, son of Agaeus. These came from the Peloponnese itself; from Athens Megacles, son of that Alcmeon who visited Croesus, and also Hippocleides son of Tisandrus, who surpassed the Athenians in wealth and looks. From Eretria, which at that time was prosperous, came Lysanias; he was the only man from Euboea. From Thessaly came a Scopad, Diactorides of Crannon; and from the Molossians, Alco
Euboea (Greece) (search for this): book 6, chapter 127
Olympia (Greece) (search for this): book 6, chapter 127
reeks in strength, and fled from the sight of men to the farthest parts of the Aetolian land. From the Peloponnese came Leocedes, son of Phidon the tyrant of Argos, that Phidon who made weights and measures for the PeloponnesiansP. introduced the "Aeginetan" system of weights and measures. For the chronological difficulty connected with this mention of him, see the commentators. and acted more arrogantly than any other Greek; he drove out the Elean contest-directors and held the contests at Olympia himself. This man's son now came, and Amiantus, an Arcadian from Trapezus, son of Lycurgus; and an Azenian from the town of Paeus, Laphanes, son of that Euphorion who, as the Arcadian tale relates, gave lodging to the Dioscuri, and ever since kept open house for all men; and Onomastus from Elis, son of Agaeus. These came from the Peloponnese itself; from Athens Megacles, son of that Alcmeon who visited Croesus, and also Hippocleides son of Tisandrus, who surpassed the Athenians in wealth an
Argos (Greece) (search for this): book 6, chapter 127
liver of his day (and Sybaris was then at the height of its prosperity), and Damasus of Siris, son of that Amyris who was called the Wise. These came from Italy; from the Ionian Gulf, Amphimnestus son of Epistrophus, an Epidamnian; he was from the Ionian Gulf. From Aetolia came Males, the brother of that Titormus who surpassed all the Greeks in strength, and fled from the sight of men to the farthest parts of the Aetolian land. From the Peloponnese came Leocedes, son of Phidon the tyrant of Argos, that Phidon who made weights and measures for the PeloponnesiansP. introduced the "Aeginetan" system of weights and measures. For the chronological difficulty connected with this mention of him, see the commentators. and acted more arrogantly than any other Greek; he drove out the Elean contest-directors and held the contests at Olympia himself. This man's son now came, and Amiantus, an Arcadian from Trapezus, son of Lycurgus; and an Azenian from the town of Paeus, Laphanes, son of that Eup
Aetolia (Greece) (search for this): book 6, chapter 127
From Italy came Smindyrides of Sybaris, son of Hippocrates, the most luxurious liver of his day (and Sybaris was then at the height of its prosperity), and Damasus of Siris, son of that Amyris who was called the Wise. These came from Italy; from the Ionian Gulf, Amphimnestus son of Epistrophus, an Epidamnian; he was from the Ionian Gulf. From Aetolia came Males, the brother of that Titormus who surpassed all the Greeks in strength, and fled from the sight of men to the farthest parts of the Aetolian land. From the Peloponnese came Leocedes, son of Phidon the tyrant of Argos, that Phidon who made weights and measures for the PeloponnesiansP. introduced the "Aeginetan" system of weights and measures. For the chronological difficulty connected with this mention of him, see the commentators. and acted more arrogantly than any other Greek; he drove out the Elean contest-directors and held the contests at Olympia himself. This man's son now came, and Amiantus, an Arcadian from Trapezus, so


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 Vanuit milieuoogpunt is een groot deel van A22 door Wenen in tunnels aangelegd.
 De A22 is de eerste snelweg in Oostenrijk die door middel van het systeem Section-Control (Trajectcontrole) de snelheid van weggebruikers in de Kaisermühlentunnel continu in de gaten kan houden.

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Christian Robinson 'Bringing Tremendous Energy' to Florida Gators Defense
The Florida Gators have moved on from Todd Grantham and onto Christian Robinson as the team's defensive play-caller, at least for now.
Demetrius Harvey
The Florida Gators (4-5, 2-5 Southeastern Conference), are heading into the final three games of its season with a new play-caller on the defensive side of the football.
With Todd Grantham officially out of the picture, Florida head coach Dan Mullen has called on young linebackers coach Christian Robinson to lead the group, at least for now.
The results are to be determined, but Robinson's infectious personality and ability to relate to his players has been part of the reason why he's thought to be one of the better up-and-coming defensive coaches in the country.
While his unit as a whole has struggled this season - especially without the presence of true middle linebacker Ventrell Miller -, his ability to lead his unit has never been questioned.
Now, his players will see first-hand what he is capable of when creating a defensive game plan, and the energy he brings has already been felt by some veterans on the roster, at least that's what starting LB Mohamoud Diabate said on Wednesday when speaking with the media.
"He's bringing tremendous energy, juice, encouragement to the players. He's bringing a different aspect of coaching that's really helping us. We appreciate that," Diabate said of Robinson. "The younger guys are coming up to me after practice like, 'Yeah, we like Rob.' So everybody's buying into what Coach Rob's doing.
"Everybody is ready to go to work for him. There's not a doubt. We've always been like that behind Coach Rob, just him being a guy who really cares about you and makes players play like that for him."
The test will come soon against the Samford Bulldogs. While, sure, the Bulldogs are a program in the FCS, essentially a level below the Gators, it will still be an opportunity for not only Robinson but the rest of the Florida defense to prove themselves in a difficult time.
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Essentially, this will be a three-week tryout for the young linebackers coach, and he has an opportunity to prove why he should become the permanent play-caller moving forward.
Gators head coach Dan Mullen is certainly excited to see his young pupil grow.
"He's been with the defense, he's been with me a long time," Mullen said.
"He knows our defense inside-out, really well. I think he's a really sharp, bright, up-and-coming, young coach, so give him the opportunity to go call plays and bring some energy and excitement to the defense. I'm really excited to go watch us play on Saturday."
Mullen said on Wednesday that he met with the team and asked them to rally around Robinson, buy into what he's teaching and latch onto the excitement that he brings to the table as the defensive coordinator over the next few weeks. This week is the first test.
Moving forward, Mullen will look for his coordinator to replace Grantham. Whether that will be Robinson remains to be seen, but he certainly does have criteria in what he's looking for. First and foremost: the fit.
"Any time you're hiring a coach, it's finding a guy that fits, that's going to hold the players accountable, that's going to be sound in what they do, is going to have the energy to get our players playing with the level that we expect them to play at and that's going to fit in with the staff," Mullen summed up.
That fit will be necessary and will likely be one of the biggest decisions that Mullen has had to make since his arrival at Florida for the second time in his career.
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Adobe, Microsoft and SAP announce new Open Data Initiative details
Via Microsoft
LAS VEGAS — March 27, 2019 — Wednesday at Adobe Summit, the industry's leading customer experience conference, Adobe (Nasdaq: ADBE) CEO Shantanu Narayen and Microsoft (Nasdaq "MSFT" @microsoft) CEO Satya Nadella revealed additional details about the Open Data Initiative (ODI). As originally announced last September, Adobe, Microsoft and SAP (NYSE: SAP) have embarked on a new approach to business data that will help companies transform their customer experiences through real-time insights delivered from the cloud.
The three partners outlined a common approach and set of resources for customers in an initial announcement last September, with the ambition of helping customers create new connections across previously siloed data, more seamlessly garner intelligence, and ultimately better serve brands with an improved view of their customer interactions.
From the beginning, the ODI has been focused on enhancing interoperability between the applications and platforms of the three partners through a common data model with data stored in a customer-chosen data lake. This unified data lake is intended to allow customers their choice of development tools and applications to build and deploy services.
To improve that process, the three companies plan to deliver in the coming months a new approach for publishing, enriching and ingesting initial data feeds from Adobe Experience Platform, activated through Adobe Experience Cloud, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and Office 365 and SAP C/4HANA, into a customer's data lake. This will enable a new level of AI and machine learning enrichment to garner new insights and better serve customers.
Unilever, a mutual customer and one of the early global brands to express support and excitement about the ODI, today announced its intention to simplify a previously complex business outcome based on these data connections. At Adobe Summit, Unilever is demonstrating how it plans to bring together disparate customer, product and resource data and use AI-driven insights to help reduce its plastic packaging and encourage consumer recycling. By eliminating the silos of data, Unilever will be able to tie inventory and plastics data into Adobe data to enhance customer experiences and encourage participation.
To accelerate development of the initiative, Adobe, Microsoft and SAP also announced today plans to convene a Partner Advisory Council consisting of over a dozen companies including Accenture, Amadeus, Capgemini, Change Healthcare, Cognizant, EY, Finastra, Genesys, Hootsuite, Inmobi, Sprinklr, and WPP. These organizations span myriad industries and customer segments and believe there is significant opportunity in the ODI for them to drive net- new value to their customers.
"Our customers are all trying to integrate behavioral, CRM, ERP and other internal data sets to have a comprehensive understanding of each consumer, and they're struggling with the challenges of integrating this data," said Stephan Pretorius, CTO of WPP. "We're excited about the initiative Adobe, Microsoft and SAP have taken in this area, and we see a lot of opportunity to contribute to the development of ODI."
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Home GENERAL 'The President Is Running A Democratic-Autocratic Government' – Martin Amidu.
'The President Is Running A Democratic-Autocratic Government' – Martin Amidu.
The former Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu, says arrogance and impunity of power have taken over the Akufo-Addo administration since it assumed office in January, 2017.
In his latest epistle, the former Attorney-General said, government creates an impression of being democratic; however, it is evident that President Akufo-Addo is running a self-styled "democratic-autocratic governance."
According to him, government seeks "cosmetic post facto consultation with relevant stakeholders only when there is a serious objection to the policy by the electorate and other stakeholders."
"The constitutional principles of probity, accountability, and transparency in governance are shamelessly contravened by a government that came to power only after representing to We the People that it would be the most accountable and transparent government ever to run the affairs of this country," he noted.
Mr Amidu's dispatch comes after Parliament on Friday, November 26, rejected the 2022 budget, which was presented by the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, last week Wednesday.
The unprecedented incident came after the Majority in Parliament staged a walkout during the deliberation on the said budget.
The Majority has subsequently refused to admit that the budget has been thrown out.
According to the NPP Caucus in the legislature, it was unconstitutional for Speaker Alban Bagbin to proceed with the hearing when they walked out of the chamber.
However, in a rebuttal, the former Special Prosecutor noted that it will not be the first time deliberation on a policy before the House continued despite the absence of one caucus.
Citing the botched Agyapa Royalties Agreement, Mr Amidu said it was "hurriedly" approved even though the Minority in Parliament had staged a walkout, thus, were not present.
"The Agyapa Transaction Agreements, for instance, is an exemplified display of the arrogance and impunity of power by this government when it stuck to its position to complete the listing of Agyapa Royalties Limited on the London Stock Exchange by December 30, 2020, even after the most affected stakeholders, including the Chiefs as custodian of the nation's lands, raised reasoned objections to the unaccountable and opaque manner the government obtained the parliamentary approval without prior consultations with the Chiefs and people.
"It was only over these damning objections that the government pretended to start consultations with stakeholders while insisting that the listing of the Agyapa Royalties Limited on the London Stock Exchange on or before the due date in December 2020 was not for negotiation. It had to take the Agyapa Royalties Anti-Corruption Risk Assessment Report and the audaciousness of a Special Prosecutor not to shelve the report for the government to swallow humble pie and save face by pretending to refer the Agreements for reconsideration by the Parliament that approved it," he stressed.
Therefore, he believed that the level of stubbornness and failure to liaise with the opposition caused the rejection of the 2022 budget, making it the first economic policy to be rejected in the Fourth Republic.
Martin Amidu
President Akufo-Addo
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Who's The Daddy?
We recently received a call from a member of the public desperately looking for our help. What started as two confirmed females, abandoned at the lady's home, had managed to develop into a situation where she was now trying to manage approximately 16 rabbits. She could only assume that a local wild rabbit had entered the enclosure and bred with the females and now both females were producing litter after litter. She was struggling, not only with the volume, but also in trying to contain them within their environment. She was concerned that she didn't know how to sex the rabbits and that leaving them in one enclosure would increase the risk of further babies. A picture of half-wild rabbits, interbreeding in underground warrens within the lady's garden was starting to form and we naturally recognised this was an urgent case.
Our waiting list for rabbits to enter the rescue continues to grow, and is the largest it has ever been since the charity's formation in December 2010. As such we prioritise rehoming requests based on the circumstances and the date we receive the request. Naturally therefore it needs to be an extreme scenario for us to prioritise a case ahead of the waiting list. However, where there are large numbers involved, combined with the potential for further breeding and illness we will always treat these as our highest priority.
On Tuesday, 7th July 2015, we pulled together a small team of volunteers, hopped in the van and headed out to assess the situation.
On arrival, we immediately could see the issue, but thankfully circumstances were not as bad as we had started to imagine they may be. The rabbits were in an enclosure with more than ample space, and the majority of the rabbits were all VERY young. As we breathed a sigh of relief that the risk of further pregnancies was now considerably reduced, we sought further details from the owner.
The main issue appeared to be the two mothers who were continuing to breed with a mysterious bunny. Although the run was large, it was low and open topped making it very easy for the mothers (and some of the others) to escape. The mums would regularly disappear, sometimes for days at a time. On arrival, neither mother was there: one had not been seen for some time and the other was running around the surrounding area; she was close, we saw her, but she wasn't within catchable-distance. The owner also advised of having come out one morning to find a rabbit had been attacked and killed by a predator.
We set to trying to capture the rabbits so we could sex them and split them into appropriate groups. In doing so we split them:
• 2 girls, approximately 12-16 weeks old
• 3 boys, approximately 12-16 weeks old
• 2 boys and a girl, approximately 8-10 weeks old
• 6 babies, estimated to be around 4-6 weeks old.
• 2 older females (mums) not assessed as we couldn't catch them!
Given the young age of the rabbits we were happy to keep them in these groupings, which also allowed us to find the space within the rescue to bring them in straight away.
The owner was keen to keep the two mums and so we offered some advice on what she should do to capture them and changes needed to the environment to make it safe; safe in terms of keeping her rabbits in, and also keeping predators out. We also offered some further advice about the benefits of neutering and some further dietary advice too. We will keep in touch with her to see how she gets on with the two mums, who may well already have been pregnant again.
Our immediate concern was the youngest group of 6 babies. They were far too young to be taken away from mum at such a young age. Ordinarily in such circumstances we would consider bringing mum with us or to leave the babies with the owner until they had reached 8 weeks old then bring them in to the rescue. However given that we had limited evidence that mum was returning daily, and the increased chance of predator attack in the environment we made a very difficult decision to take them with us at this time.
In addition, one of the 12 week old males, who had long fur, was identified to be very seriously matted, to the extent where we believe it may be causing discomfort.
Since bringing the rabbits into the rescue a couple of weeks ago, all rabbits have been doing very well.
The young babies, who are all eating hay and nuggets well, are also being hand reared with an additional feed of goats milk & honey to try to replicate their mother's milk. Around about their estimated age rabbits would normally begin to wean themselves from their mothers milk so we are hoping they will naturally come off this in about 2 weeks time. They have been placed with a foster carer who is on annual leave for the next few weeks, allowing her to provide full focus on the rearing of these little ones.
The matted bunny is doing well and has now had his fur shaved. This is the quickest, easiest and safest way to remove his matted fur which will relieve strain on his skin and will allow us to ensure his regrowth is maintained properly.
As with all our large cases, we have picked a theme for the names of all the rabbits. On this occasion our theme is "The Phonetic Alphabet", and so we ask you to say hello to Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, Foxtrot, Golf, Hotel, Indigo, Juliet, Kilo, Lima, Mike and November.
Since the rescue itself we have had feedback from the owner to advise that she has managed to get a hold of one of the mums, and in doing so has noticed the arrival of an unknown white rabbit in the garden. Further investigation and support will continue, but we now wonder if this mystery rabbit could be dad!?!
Check out our website for further details on the rabbits and details on how you could adopt from this rescue case.
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Ever had one of those days when you feel like you're just wondering aimlessly? When you just can't seem to make yourself focus? I've been having one of those days after another after another - since I got back from vacation, in fact! I'm lost in thought, dreaming of ancient civilizations (okay, and a margarita or two).
The macrame pieces I've made lately seem to reflect that same meandering mindset. There are no set patterns, no straight lines, no specific anything. Just knots that drift here and there like lines in the sand.
I should point out, however, that this style isn't as effortless as it looks. In fact, careless abandon is pretty difficult for me. And just to make it a bit more of a challenge, I was trying to make a free form piece for a customer who wanted it to have a straight (or fairly straight) upper edge. Turns out, I can't be methodically random. Go figure. I did, however, end up with a couple of cool necklaces.
The customer who started this whole thing bought one of them, but the other one (the one in the photo above) is available here in my Etsy shop if you're interested. And if you're looking for me, I'll be over here staring into space, daydreaming of sun and sand.
She's Ba-ack! With a Vacation Recap!
So, here's the short version: I visited Chichen Itza, which was awesome (is there a word for awesomer than awesome?).
We stopped off at a cenote, where I noped right out of jumping off a ledge (high or low ledge, doesn't matter) into deep water that's in a deep hole in the ground.
Those are people wayyyyyy down in the hole. Nope, nope and nope. I hung out at the tequila shop. Much more my speed.
I got to pet a sting ray.
Spent a disproportionate amount of time looking for sugar skulls and skull related things (did you miss this post?).
Dang it. I just hate it when season sneak up on me. I wasn't ready (and I'm saying that in my best whiny voice). And making me transition from beach directly into Autumn, well that's just cruel and unusual punishment. Over and out.
Knot Just Macrame is at Handmade at Amazon!
It's an exciting time for handmade artists like myself! Amazon just rolled out their new Handmade at Amazon offerings and my shop is one of them! Visit me at Amazon.com/Handmade/KnotJustMacrame and take a look around. Let me know what you think!
The season has certainly had a big part in my designs lately, with autumnal palettes, leaves and skulls galore.
This week I've been big on Sugar Skulls. I'm not sure exactly what it is about the skulls that has me so fascinated, but I do find them incredibly beautiful. Maybe it is the tradition behind them? The Day of the Dead, or Dia de los Muertos, is celebrated throughout Mexico with friends and family gathering to remember loved ones who have died. It centers around a belief that the gates of heaven open for a short time and allow the spirits of lost children and loved ones to reunited with their families for one day. How beautiful is that? Although traditions vary from area to area, the holiday is generally not a sad, sober one; it's filled with love and color, food and flowers! It is focused not on death but on remembering life. If you are interested in learning about it, you can find much more information and lots of great photos here.
Sugar skulls, or Calaveras, are often used as part of the Day of the Dead offerings. They can be made of sugar or clay, but either way, they're colorful and fun.
I have been using some skulls in my micro macrame jewelry pieces lately, and something clicked the other day (in the order of the head slap, duh "I could've had a V-8" kind of way) and I decided to Day of the Dead it up a little.
I added a riot of color to a macrame bracelet with a TierraCast skull button in the middle and came up with my own interpretation of a sugar skull.
I've also been busy furiously trying to get items listed in my new Handmade at Amazon shop to be ready when they decided to go live. I'm an old dog and this is very much a new trick, so it's been trying. If you're working on a shop there yourself (or if you just need a good laugh today), pop over to the my post on the Love My Art Jewelry blog and read all about it. Happy reading!
It's that time again! It's time for the fourth and final chapter of the Beading Back in Time blog hop series hosted by me and my friend, Lindsay Starr (the creative genius behind Phantasm Creations). We started this project back in January and so far we have visited a time before humans, early humans and early civilization. We've had a lot of fun with these themes and we've had some very creative folks join us for along the way.
For our last blog hop in this series, we're focusing on a favorite historical period from 500 AD to present. That leaves a lot of options open from medieval to hippie and renaissance to deco (and about a billion things in between). And not only the wide open time frame, but any culture the creator wants to focus on. Native American or Ming Dynasty? It will be very interesting to see what everyone chooses.
So MANY options! Most of us involved have been jewelry makers, but our hop isn't limited to jewelry. I have no idea how I'm going to choose. Stay tuned!


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Kaleka – wzgórze w Afryce Południowej. Znajduje się w dystrykcie Mopani w prowincji Limpopo, na północnym wschodzie kraju, 400 km od Pretorii. Wysokość wzgórza wynosi 389 m.

Obszar wokół jest zasadniczo płaski, prawie całkowicie pokryty żwirem.

Klimat jest wilgotny i subtropikalny. Średnia temperatura wynosi 24 °C. Najcieplejszymi miesiącami są październik, kiedy temperatura osiąga 29 °C, i lipiec, 18 °C. Średnie opady wynoszą 570 milimetrów rocznie. Najwięcej opadów notuje się w styczniu – 187 milimetry deszczu, a najmniej w maju – 1 milimetr.

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Góry w Południowej Afryce


Do you want to hide specific hard drive partition from My Computer? Ideally, this will require editing of specific registry keys and majority of Windows users might mess with whole operating system while trying to do so. NoDrives Manager makes this all easy and quick without need to get dirty with manual registry editing process.
Download NoDrives Manager, unzip and double click to launch the utility. Click to select drive letters that you want to hide and then click on "Hide all drives" button. You can also unhide previously hidden drives using options on same utility. Simple and handy tool for hiding drives that you dont want other users to access on the computer.
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Enzo...sei tu! Enzo!...it is you!
Behold me here. What would you do with me?
Da te che brano? ahi! misera!
La gioia e l' avvenir!
Gran Dio! fammi morir! What would I do with you? Alas!
Bright joys lie in your pathway.
This earth to Eden turning!
Great Heaven, now let me die!
L' amor, nè gioie il mondo.
Che fai? What are you doing?
Non chiedere. Seek not to know.
Resta...M'ascolta. Stay here, and listen!
Tu vuoi morir per essa! You will then die for Laura?
My lost love, lying lifeless.
The tomb of Laura is vacant.
Giuro, Giuro su quella croce. I have removed her.
Di' che hai mentito! No! Falsehood!
Io dissi il ver! Is wear it.
Swear it by yon Redeemer.
(Sguainando il suo pugnale e afferrando Gioconda.) No! you are a blasphemer!
No! io dissi il ver. No! I have sworn the truth.
Oh gioia! M'uccide! Oh joy! He will kill me!
(Per ferirla.) Then you shall forfeit your life.
Chi è là! Who's there?
Enzo! amor mio! Enzo! my beloved!


OLYMPIA – Feb. 21, 2017 – The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is beginning a public process that will lead to long-term recreation and land-use plans for Steptoe Butte and Steptoe Battlefield state park heritage sites in Whitman County.
The public is invited to attend the first of several planning meetings from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 7, at the Whitman County Library, 102 S. Main St., Colfax. (Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/k4nxJnkhgw22).
This first workshop will include a presentation from Parks' staff describing the planning process and providing background information on the two parks. Following the presentation, attendees will have an opportunity to discuss the project with state park staff and provide comment.
More detailed information about the planning project is available at http://bit.ly/SteptoePlan. The public may also provide comment or ask questions about the planning effort by contacting Randy Kline, Parks Planner, at (360) 902-8632 or randy.kline@parks.wa.gov.
Washington State Parks has completed land-use plans for almost 100 parks around the state, through its Classification and Management Plan (CAMP) process. The CAMP process will address recreational and trail use, day-use opportunities, natural and cultural resources, and other topics of interest to the community.


i am an unapologetic first-generation brown femme navigating the discourse between decolonization and spirituality through art and healing practices. daughter of the Bikol, Kapampangan, and Ilokano lineages - i seek to unravel the layers of deceit we inherit through colonization. my art revels in the discovery of un/known intersections between dance theatre, performance art, and performance ritual and through this, my vessel is able to access, inquire, and explore through intercession. beyond this - i simply desire for my community to feel whole while oceans away from our ancestral lands.
Join us in Ohlone Territory/San Francisco (Yelamu) to experience a weekend full of learning, the arts, and community bonding! UxI IV will also host the world premiere of H.O.L.Y. CITY!
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We had a successful first run of H.O.L.Y. CITY from March 22-24, 2018 with a Community Day offering of free workshops and interactive installations on March 25, 2018 at ACT Costume Shop Theater. This was made possible through my ArtShare Partner Residency and with support from APICC, SFAC, Grants for the Arts, SOMArts Cultural Center, Bayanihan Community Center, and Dancers' Group's CA$H Grant Program.
We are gearing up for our world premiere on June 16-17, 2018 as the featured presentation of URBAN x INDIGENOUS IV: Unite the Tribes at SOMArts - which is the featured program for the 21st Annual United States of Asian America Festival: Regenerative Community!
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Starring: Anna Paquin, Famke Janssen, Halle Berry, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen, James Marsden, Patrick Stewart, Rebecca Romijn
Genres: Action, Adventure, Sci-fi, Thriller, X-Men
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Continuity mistake: The chain Mystique wraps around Wolverine's wrists during their fight scene near the end of the movie mysteriously disappears shortly after that moment. (01:15:07)
Revealing mistake: When Magneto is lifting up Wolverine on the train, you can see screws on the bottom of his claws. His claws are natural, with metal directly bonded to them, and did not need to otherwise be attached.
Continuity mistake: When Logan is in bed in Xavier's mansion, Rogue walks in and tries to wake him. When Jean says, "Scott, grab a pillow," Rogue is still facing in Logan's direction, then it cuts and she is now facing Storm. (00:38:40)
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Continuity mistake: During the final scene with Xavier and Magneto playing chess, there is a pawn missing from the board after Xavier leaves and Magneto pushes over his King. (01:33:47)
Continuity mistake: In the Statue of Liberty, Cyclops reaches up to his visor with his left hand and blasts away the door that was trapping him. Yet from behind he lifting up his right hand. (01:14:25)
Continuity mistake: In the Statue of Liberty, when Toad has shot his slime at Jean Grey's face, we see Cyclops shoot his optic beam to free himself from the room he was trapped in. Then he rushes to Jean's aid. If you look closely you can see that the gloves he was wearing, as part of his costume, are no longer there when he takes the slime off of Jean's face. (01:15:37)
Continuity mistake: When the police rush into the Statue of Liberty, a cop stands over a Statue Museum guard. In one shot the guard is on the floor with his left arm outstretched, but in the following overhead shot the arm is underneath him. (01:25:05)
Continuity mistake: In the medical bay at the end, Jean's medical coat keeps jumping from positions on her shirt between shots.
Revealing mistake: During the montage that introduces Xavier's School about 27 minutes into the film, you briefly see Cyclops shooting several Frisbees/clay-pigeons out of the air. Watch closely, and you will see that the falling debris from all of the clay-pigeons simply "fades away" shortly after each one explodes. They aren't burning up or disintegrating from his beam. You can see them "fade away" as the animation finishes when each one explodes. A shortcut in the CGI rendering.
Continuity mistake: Logan stabs Rogue through her chest, but there are no marks in the front of her dress.
Visible crew/equipment: After Senator Kelly's death, watch Storm as she runs away. On her right, a microphone wire is visible. (01:00:40)
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Suggested correction: Doesn't appear to be a wire, but rather a line in the fabric of the shirt she is wearing. There is one on the other side that you can see when she walks in to the room. Also, I don't think they wear microphones. Usually there is a boom mic overhead. You can see examples of the boom being used in the special features disc of X-Men 1.5 that shows you behind the scenes footage.
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It is a battery pack for a mic. Bryan Singer admits this in the director's commentary.
Continuity mistake: After the last fight Logan is lying at the top of the statue with some wounds on his forehead. In the next shot those wounds increase size and have more blood on them.
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Magneto: Are you a God-fearing man, Senator? It's such a strange phrase. I always thought of God as a teacher. As a bringer of light, wisdom and understanding. You see, I think what you really are afraid of is me. Me and my kind. The Brotherhood of Mutants.
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Trivia: During the last half hour of the movie, when the four X-Men are leaving in the jet, Logan says, "You actually go outside in these things?" to which Cyclops replies, "Well, what would you prefer, yellow spandex?" In the comics, Logan's outfit is yellow spandex.
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Question: Why is it that Storm has an accent in this film, but not in the other two?
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Chosen answer: It comes down to the simple fact that Halle Berry can't do accents worth squat. Storm comes from Kenya, so Berry is attempting some form of Kenyan accent in this first movie, but even here it is uneven and inconsistent. The decision was apparently made in 2 and 3 not to use the accent at all.
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News | 15 Mar 2019 13:33 | By RnMTeam
MJ impersonator defends King of Pop, gears for India concert
MUMBAI: Michael Firestone, who has gained popularity for impersonating Michael Jackson across the world with his live shows, has defended the late King of Pop against allegations of sexual abuse against him in controversial documentary, Leaving Neverland. He says money is a great motivator behind the claims.
Las Vegas-based Firestone believes MJ is innocent and it's wrong to discredit anyone's work until all claims are proven.
"My stance on the matter is that Michael Jackson is innocent. Money is a great motivator and that is what this is all about, so I am not surprised," Firestone told IANS in an email interview.
Leaving Neverland, a four-hour long, two-part documentary is built around the testimony of Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who have alleged that they were abused as children by Jackson.
A slew of radio stations around the world pulled out Jackson's songs after the claims. The makers of The Simpsons also pulled down from their archives their popular episode featuring Jackson's voice.
Firestone has termed this a wrong move.
"MJ is not even alive to defend himself. It is most definitely unfair to discredit anyone's work until all claims are proven," added Firestone, who is looking forward to paying MJ a musical tribute in India with I AM KING: The Michael Jackson Experience.
After entertaining people across the world, I AM KING - The Michael Jackson Experience will be held in Bengaluru at St. John's on 16-17 March 2019 following a show in Mumbai. BookMyShow is bringing the concert to India.
Firestone met MJ in 2002 in Las Vegas. On being asked if Michael came he come across as the person who would get involved in such acts, the artist revealed, "Never! MJ loved children, like all of us do, and did so much for young people all over the world," said Firestone, who has been portraying Jackson on stage since he was 12.ö
Recalling his meeting, he said, "We spoke then and a few weeks later he called and we talked for several hours on the phone. It was eye-opening and inspirational and of course, a dream come true to get such a phone call. He would call me a few weeks later and we spent several hours on the phone talking about everything - love, life, family, the stars, space and time travel."
The 40-year-old remembers Jackson as very spiritual and caring about every single human on earth.
"He was one of the nicest, if not the nicest person I've ever met. I loved his music and performances. Then the more I heard about his charity and kindness the more I looked up to him. As a kid, it made an impact seeing someone write a million dollar check to children's hospitals," he told.
On being asked, how he would like to honour JacksonÆs memory, Michael Firestone further said, ôI have starred in various MJ tribute shows. However, I AM KING is my show. I wrote it and I wrote it to flow in such a way that it brings you up. The show is named I AM KING not because I think I am king. It is because Michael Jackson is king and I will continue bringing the magic and music of Michael Jackson to venues worldwide for as long as I possibly can. There will never be another MJ."
"We are actually considering bringing a video crew onboard in the future to start on the documentary. I am writing a book about the business and my own experience," Firestone concluded.
(Source: IANS)
Michael Jackson Tribute Wade Robson I AM KING: The Michael Jackson Experience Bookmyshow music
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MUMBAI: Get ready for a legendary team-up between two of Hollands most acclaimed electro/big room artists.
MUMBAI: American pop singer Nick Jonas shared a heart-melting birthday wish for his actress wife Priyanka Chopra Jonas, whom he called the "light of my world".
Gajendra Verma's 'Yaad Karke' is breakup song of modern times
A crying, estranged couple, some emotional drama, alcohol and the accompanying sad music form for a typical setup of a breakup song, which we have been listening for ages how!
Himesh Reshammiya's 'Happy Hardy and Heer' touted to be a 'musical blockbuster'
MUMBAI: The big musical teaser of Happy Hardy and Heer that released recently showcases the glimpse of four songs from the film and also depicts the grand looks and feel of the film.
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Canadian rapper Gangis Khan behind rapper Divine's success?
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Episode 097: Avoid Certain DOOM
This weeks show discusses video game reviews, the average webpage is the size of Doom, Chrome overtakes Internet Explorer, iTunes still sucks, and more!
Arthur is a reviews editor at Polygon, an avid video game player, artist and has a lot of interesting thoughts on tech, future predictions, social justice, and social media.
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The Average Webpage Is Now the Size of the Original Doom
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Chrome Overtakes Internet Explorer For Most Popular Desktop Browser
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When it comes to writing a graphic novel, look for inspiration from stories that have gone untold. A great source of such stories is history, but the history for which we don't necessarily know the whole story.
When I was writing Final Voyage for the Boldprint Graphic Novel series, I was trying to think of such a story when I stumbled upon an explorer I remembered studying in my youth: John Cabot, aka Giovanni Caboto. I remember learning when I was just a little guy that Cabot had sailed the ocean blue in 1497 and discovered eastern Canada. However, I don't remember us ever talking about his second, and final, voyage. In 1498 he headed out again, but this time he didn't come back to receive the adulation of England's King Henry like he did after his first voyage.
This time, he and his men were lost.
Writing a graphic novel about an historical event for which we don't have many of the answers is sometimes just the sort of thing we need to push through writer's block and get back on track. Having part of the narrative gives us some place to start, and while this is being established there is time to fill in the gaps and work out what might have been.
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Q: /var directory and redis In terms of the filesystem hierarchy standard, the /var directory contains variable files — files whose content is expected to continually change during normal operation of the system— such as logs, spool files, and temporary e-mail files.
Now if you read the redis documentation:
http://redis.io/topics/quickstart
There is this line:
Create a directory where to store your Redis config files and your data:
sudo mkdir /etc/redis
sudo mkdir /var/redis

Now the config files obviously go in /etc. But it says "store your data in /var". What does it mean by that? The way redis works is that the data is stored in RAM, not on the disk. So what data is it referring to?

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The way redis works is that the data is stored in RAM, not on the disk.

/var is not mounted in RAM, its content persist between reboots.
Usually web servers store their pages in /var/www, database managers store data in /var/lib/name (/var/lib/mysql, for example)...
It's absolutely normal applications store data inside /var.

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Despite the importance of carnivores in terrestrial ecosystems, many nations have implemented well-coordinated, state-funded initiatives to remove predators, largely because of conflicts with humans over livestock. Although these control efforts have been successful in terms of the number of carnivores removed, their effects on the viability of the industries they seek to protect are less understood. I assessed the efficacy of long-term efforts by the U.S. government to improve the viability of the sheep industry by reducing predation losses. I used regression analysis and hierarchical partitioning of a 60-year data set to explore associations among changes in sheep numbers and factors such as predator control effort, market prices, and production costs. In addition, I compared trends in the sheep industry in the western United States, where predator control is subsidized and coyotes (Canis latrans) are abundant, with trends in eastern states that lack federally subsidized predator control and that were (1) colonized by coyotes before 1950 or (2) colonized by coyotes between 1950 and 1990. Although control efforts were positively correlated with fluctuations in sheep numbers, production costs and market prices explained most of the model variation, with a combined independent contribution of 77%. Trends in sheep numbers in eastern and western states were highly correlated (r ≥0.942) independent of the period during which they were colonized by coyotes, indicating either that control has been ineffective at reducing predation losses or that factors other than predation account for the declines in both regions. These results suggest that government-subsidized predator control has failed to prevent the decline in the sheep industry and alternative support mechanisms need to be developed if the goal is to increase sheep production and not simply to kill carnivores.


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Chicken Adobo is an authentic Filipino dish and is one of the mostly recognized Filipino foods. This dish is uniquely prepared by stewing chicken in vinegar and soy sauce.
Philippine adobo is a popular Filipino dish and cooking process in Filipino cuisine that involves meat, seafood, or vegetables marinated in vinegar, soy sauce, garlic, and black peppercorns, which is browned in oil, and simmered in the marinade.
In a large skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat; brown chicken. Stir in water and reserved marinade. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered until chicken is no longer pink and sauce is slightly reduced 20-25 minutes. If desired, serve chicken with cooking sauce.


Marjorie L. Sanderson, 81, of Carrollton, Ohio, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2018, surrounded by family.
She was born Sept. 4, 1937, to Mark and Connie Ferrall Barnes in Bergholz, Ohio.
She worked at several local jobs and volunteered at the Algonquin Mill. She got a great deal of joy from helping others as a volunteer for Community Hospice for 20 years. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Carrollton, where she served as a deacon, Sunday school teacher and superintendent on the church session, and along with Cicely Worthington, provided the church's clown ministry. Marjorie has traveled to AK, HI, CO, FL, TX, CA and NC to celebrate special occasions.
She was preceded in death by her son, Steven; grandson, Matthew Sanderson; granddaughter, Nichole Moser; grandsons, James and Jeremy Phillips; and son-in-law, Jeff Phillips.
She is survived by her husband, Glenn Sanderson; 4 daughters, Rhonda (Greg) Sanderson, Sonja (Wayne) Moser, Connie (Jeff) Phillips, Heidi (Mike) Lafferty; 6 grandchildren, Scott, Jenna, Devon, Jeffrey, Eric and Adam; 5 great grandchildren, Clayton, Nichole, Tristan, Delilah and John.
A memorial service is planned for Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018, at 2 p.m. in First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Dr. Michael Doak officiating.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Marjorie's name to the National Parkinson's Foundation or Aultman Hospice.


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  var users = new Resource('users', {
    // GET /users
    index: async function() {
      await user.list(this);
    },
    // GET /users/new
    new: async function() {
      await user.get(this);
    },
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    create: async function() {
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    show: async function() {
      await user.get(this);
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    edit: async function() {
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    update: async function() {
      await user.update(this);
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Robin Groves (* 13. Mai 1945 in Vermont) ist eine US-amerikanische Film-, Fernseh- und Theaterschauspielerin.

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Groves trat in den 1980er Jahren in mehreren Theaterstücken im Actors Theatre of Louisville auf. Sie spielte dort in Jane Martins Cul De Sac (1982), die Dafne in William Mastrosimones A Tantalizing (1982, 1983), die Norma in Jeffrey Sweets The Value of Names (1982, 1983), die Doe in Kathleen Tolans A Weekend Near Madison (1983), diese Rolle verkörperte sie auch bei der Inszenierung im Astor Place Theatre, die Annie in Tom Stoppards The Real Thing (1988), die Jennifer in Judith Feins Channels (1988) und die Elizabeth in Alan Ayckbourns Taking Steps. Im American Place Theatre war sie 1983 in Carol K. Macks Territorial Rites zu sehen. 1990 spielte sie im Circle in the Square Theatre die Lois in Elizabeth Pages Spare Parts.

Als Filmschauspielerin spielte sie unter anderem die Lauren Cochran in Armand Westons Horrorfilm The Nesting – Haus des Grauens (1981), die Nan Coslaw in Daniel Attias' Horrorfilm Werwolf von Tarker Mills (1985) und die Mrs. Reynolds in Jeffrey Porters Thrillerdrama Vergewaltigt – Jung und schuldig (1993). Zudem war sie in einzelnen Folgen der Fernsehserien Jung und Leidenschaftlich – Wie das Leben so spielt (1978), Spenser (1986), New York Cops – NYPD Blue (1995), Star Trek: Raumschiff Voyager (1995) und Law & Order (1998) zu sehen. Seit 1998 trat sie nicht mehr als Schauspielerin in Erscheinung.

Filmografie
 1978: Jung und Leidenschaftlich – Wie das Leben so spielt (As the World Turns, Fernsehserie, eine Folge)
 1981: The Nesting – Haus des Grauens (The Nesting)
 1985: Key Exchange
 1985: Werwolf von Tarker Mills (Silver Bullet)
 1986: Spenser (Spenser: For Hire, Fernsehserie, eine Folge)
 1993: Sliver
 1993: Vergewaltigt – Jung und schuldig (The Liars' Club)
 1995: New York Cops – NYPD Blue (NYPD Blue, Fernsehserie, eine Folge)
 1995: Star Trek: Raumschiff Voyager (Star Trek: Voyager, Fernsehserie, eine Folge)
 1995: Tod nach Schulschluß – Eine Lehrerin unter Anklage (Trial by Fire, Fernsehfilm)
 1998: Law & Order (Fernsehserie, eine Folge)

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Geboren 1945
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La Strade Bianche femminile 2021, settima edizione della corsa, valevole come prima prova dell'UCI Women's World Tour 2021 categoria 1.WWT, si svolse il 6 marzo 2021 su un percorso di 136 km, con partenza e arrivo a Siena, in Italia. La vittoria fu appannaggio dell'olandese Chantal Blaak, la quale completò il percorso in 3h54'40", alla media di 34,772 km/h, precedendo l'italiana Elisa Longo Borghini e la connazionale Anna van der Breggen.

Sul traguardo di Siena 85 cicliste, su 135 partite dalla medesima località, portarono a termine la competizione.

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Strade Bianche femminile


Trekking by trainFrom either the stations in Florence or Faenza, the Faentina railway arrives at the station in Crespino. The train from Florence moves through the Mugello territory to Borgo San Lorenzo and then ascends to the locality of Ronta and later Crespino sul Lamone. The train ride from Faenza, is much shorter and the train stops in Brisighella and Marradi before reaching Crespino (525 metres above sea level).
Finally on foot, the trail sets off from the Crespino station, and crosses the Lamone river. It starts to climb an ancient mountain path towards the Pigara estate (606 m.). The trail then moves through a chestnut wood and later up a steep hill. Higher up along the trail, the path bends left and slightly downwards to the remains of the old Garminana farmhouse.
The trail passes the house and reaches a very scenic position. It continues uphill and to the right as far as the main crest, called Poggio Valdosera (916 m.). The trail moves along the crest and starts to descend rapidly between the river Lamone, left, and the Campigno stream, right. At Mount Villanova, the trail moves away from the crest, and dips steeply down through a green wood to a paved bit of road near Castellaccio, which overlooks the hamlet of Biforco where the Campigno flows into the Lamone. The trail then crosses regional road 302, otherwise known as the Faentina, and takes the road that moves along the left of the river Lamone and towards the station of Marradi.


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