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The Problem With the Supreme Court is That This is Probably True
The Press Is Wrong on Masterpiece Cakeshop. The Baker Lost..
Bakery owner Jack Phillips got the decision he wanted, but the next time he turns away a same-sex couple, he will lose his case.
Posted by mmeisens on June 06, 2018 in Anti-Religion, Christians, Cultural Divide, Current Affairs, End of America, First Amendment, Public Policy | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tags: baker. freedom of religion, Colorado, decision, Gay, Supreme Court
How England Had Died.
Remember all great ideas, like free speech and free press, die when they meet Islam. It is now happening to America's mother country, or it is already dead, and will happen to America soon.
Unlike the judge who delivered his 13-month sentence, I watched Tommy Robinson's entire Facebook Live stream on the Muslim grooming gangs trial outside Leeds Crown Court.  It is a little over an hour long and very enlightening....
The U.K. versus free speech.
Posted by mmeisens on June 01, 2018 in Anti-Religion, Cultural Divide, Current Affairs, End of America, First Amendment, Islamacism, Islamic Terrorism, Public Policy, Racial Politics | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tags: America, end of, England, First Amendment, Islam, Robinson, United Kingdom
The cowardice of American Jewish academia
The cowardice of American Jewish academia.
Three weeks ago, Professor Alan Dershowitz gave a speech at the University of California-Berkeley in which he laid out......
Posted by mmeisens on November 11, 2017 in Academia, Anti-Religion, End of America, First Amendment, Higher Education, Jews, Purdue University, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0)
When South Africa Kills Jews
It is ironic that this is the face of a Jew killer which most Jews worked to make free. I think it would be nice if she just died. It is funny, if not comical, that South Africa is now the leading Jew killing nation in the world. Go for it. We Jews will show them that we can kill South Africans as well as we saved them. Is that not always the case for Jews?
http://www.jerusalemonline.com/news/politics-and-military/politics/israel-to-reprimand-south-africas-envoy-over-ministers-remarks-27142?utm_source=ActiveCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Netanyahu+tells+Putin+Israel+is+against+Iran+keeping+forces+in+Syria++and+more+news+from+JerusalemOnline&utm_campaign=EveningNewsletter+-+Recurring
Posted by mmeisens on March 10, 2017 in Anti-Religion, Cultural Divide, Current Affairs, Israel, Jews, Racial Politics, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tags: antisemitism, Jew killing, Jews, South Africa. Jew hatred
FBI Comical Pursuit of Islam
The FBI is becoming a big joke to Americans. They finally arrested the wife, Muslim, of the Muslim shooter in Orlando. But they still cannot face reality that it is Muslims.
Now we find out that the Florida airport shooter was a Muslim too. Cannot be reality must be coincidence according to the FBI.
Anti-Muslim assaults reach 9/11-era levels, FBI data show
4 days after Fort Lauderdale rampage, gunman still an enigma
Suspect charged in Florida airport shooting
Posted by mmeisens on January 16, 2017 in Anti-Religion, Cultural Divide, Current Affairs, End of America, Islamacism, Islamic Terrorism, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tags: FBI, Florida, Muslims, Orlando
Jewish faculty on US campuses paying a heavy price for standing up for Israel - Diaspora - Jerusalem Post
Jewish faculty on US campuses paying a heavy price for standing up for Israel Profs on the frontlinesDemocrats, Republicans rebuke White House for stance on Israel boycotts40 Columbia University professors sign BDS petition
'The Jerusalem Report' looks at the academicians being bruised and battered by BDS on campuses across America. Zeina Ashrawi, of the Students for Justice in Palestine Society of George Mason University, participates in an anti-Israel rally in Washington, DC. (photo credit:JIM WATSON / AFP)
"SOMEONE MUST have been telling lies about Josef K., because he had done nothing wrong, but one day he was arrested."So begins Franz Kafka's novel, "The Trial," which sums up the dread felt by Doron Ben-Atar, an American history professor at New York's Fordham University in the spring of 2014 when he was accused of some vague misdeed that had to do with his strong stand against the anti-Israel Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
It began with an emotional faculty meeting to discuss the American Studies Association's resolution to boycott Israeli universities, the first academic group to vote for a ban. Some US universities severed ties with ASA, and Ben-Atar urged Fordham to do the same. The Israeli-born professor further stated that he would resign from the Fordham branch of the association if it did not break with ASA and would fight it until it did. For that statement, Ben-Atar was charged with a spurious Title IX violation (a US federal law prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sex) and had to defend his reputation in a Kafkaesque process in which he was never shown anything in writing nor told what he had done wrong. He says that, according to the university official in charge of the investigation, the fact that he had retained a lawyer was proof of his guilt.Eventually, he learned that the charge against him was religious discrimination – ironic, given that he was protesting anti- Semitism. The charge was later dismissed. "I will pay, for the rest of my life, the price for standing up for Israel. I am a tenured professor, but I will never become a candidate for an endowed chair, the next step in my career, now that I'm outed as a troublemaker," he tells The Jerusalem Report in a telephone interview. "Please understand that I paid no significant personal price. I am an Israeli, two meters tall, I'm not afraid to say what I think. But the reality is that those who are not as fortunate as I am need to be very careful because their careers could be destroyed.
I have junior faculty colleagues who are afraid to be identified with anyone associated with Israel."Andrew Pessin, a Connecticut College philosophy professor, read about Ben- Atar's ordeal, sympathized, but moved on with the daily grind of teaching philosophy to undergraduates and being a father of three small children. It wasn't until he, himself, was targeted on his campus by pro-Palestinian students that he reached out to Ben-Atar.Convinced they are part of a wider phenomenon,
Pessin and Ben-Atar are collaborating on a book of essays contributed by academicians bruised and battered by BDS.Prof. Denise Nussbaum, chair of the sociology department at Mt. San Jacinto College in California, refuses to set foot on campus, and teaches online from home since being ostracized and labeled an Islamophobe. Nussbaum had complained to the college's Amnesty International club about their choice of speaker, a known Israel-hater, Miko Peled, an Israeli Jew. The complicated Middle East conflict should be presented in a balanced and scholarly manner, she argued, and signed her e-mail "Proud Zionist and Jew." The club's Iranian-born faculty adviser, associate math professor Shahla Razavi launched a campaign against Nussbaum accusing her of stifling free speech."I received hateful text messages, phone calls and comments when I walked across the campus every day," she tells The Report. At a large faculty meeting several months later, an associate professor of history, Gary Vargas, assaulted Nussbaum grabbing her by the arm; no one came to her assistance, she says. Nussbaum is suing the college's Governing Board for $9.5 million for a long line of charges, including assault and "intentional infliction of emotional distress. "To add insult to injury, says Nussbaum, the college had hired an attorney to defend Vargas. "I had to stop going to campus, because I had such anxiety I would pull over at the side of the road," says Nussbaum.
Prof. Corinne E. Blackmer of Southern Connecticut State University had a large map of Israel on her office door. In March 2008, someone ripped it to shreds and threw it on the floor. Shortly afterwards someone left a swastika on her car. The college police decided it was a hate crime because she is gay rather than because she is Jewish. The English and Judaic Studies professor now teaches a class on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. "The more Israel is hated, the more I love her," she tells The Report. "Since that time, I became more active in defending Israel."Two Jewish professors at Wheelock College in Massachusetts have recently filed federal workplace discrimination complaints against the school alleging they were subjected to anti-Semitic discrimination that damaged their reputation and careers.
Professors Eric Silverman and Gail Dines allege that they were harassed after speaking out about a lack of Jewish perspective on campus, according to copies of the complaints filed with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.Many of these cases never reach the mainstream media."I didn't have a strong sense of how pervasive this is," Pessin tells The Report. "These are very personal wounds when you are attacked on your own campus. It rattles you. A lot of people tell us how uncomfortable they feel to continue at their campus. I have not set foot on my campus since this happened to me. "
IF BEN-Atar felt like a protagonist in a Kafka novel, Pessin feels more like Alfred Dreyfus, the French-Jewish officer falsely accused of treason. Pessin fell victim to a coordinated digital lynch by pro-Palestinian students that hinged on a deliberate misinterpretation of his words."I was incredibly naïve," he says. "I believed long after the evidence suggested otherwise that these were normal college students of good will and no ulterior agenda."The story begins with a Facebook post Pessin penned denouncing Hamas in August 2014 during the IDF's Operation Protective Edge and comparing Israel's blockade on Hamas to someone keeping a "rabid pit bull chained in a cage." The context of the post made it clear Pessin referred to the Hamas terrorism and not to Palestinians in general.Indeed, the post was one of a series of 17 he wrote during the war – the other 16 of which all explicitly named Hamas.Seven months later, in a coordinated attack, three editorials accusing Pessin of racism and promoting Palestinian genocide appeared in the Connecticut College student newspaper taking his comment out of context.They were written by a Muslim student active in Students for Justice in Palestine and three others majoring in the college's Global Islamic Studies program. The student paper published the comments without giving Pessin an opportunity to respond.He had previously clarified via email to the Muslim student that his post referred to Hamas and not Palestinians in general. He apologized, deleted it and thought that was the end of the matter."What happened to Andy is terrible," says Ben-Atar." He is a well-respected scholar and they turned him into Public Enemy No. 1.
"Pessin became the center of a campaign of vilification with various academic departments and even the university president falling in lockstep, denouncing Pessin's alleged "hateful" rhetoric. An online petition calling on administrators in this small, private liberal arts college to condemn Pessin's "racism" was started by the student paper editor – the same one who had not given Pessin a chance to respond.The college president canceled classes for a day about a month later when racist graffiti against blacks was found on campus and called for a mandatory campus-wide forum on racism in which Pessin's name was brought up and his few defenders were jeered. A Palestinian flag was draped on a banister near Pessin's office and he received death threats."The entire campus exploded," says Pessin."Not a single person contacted me to ask what the post was about, and apparently no one bothered to read the 16 other posts in the series, which made it clear what the post was about and which I left up on Facebook until the death threats started coming. It was so devastating; I was minutes away from a nervous breakdown."What pulled me back from the edge was when people outside campus started reaching out to me, hundreds of emails from Jews around the world. A petition on my behalf was circulated with 10,000 signatures. I saw how important it is, not just psychologically, but also for the cause. When you're being attacked, you can feel very alone. When you see there are thousands of virtual soldiers ready to support you, I started to feel strong to fight back and to reach out to any other individual to help them. It made me even more committed to Jewish and Israel advocacy.
"In the aftermath, the college gave Pessin a three-semester sabbatical, and he is scheduled to return to Connecticut College in the fall of 2017."The damage can never be repaired," he says. "Friendships and relationships are permanently destroyed. I don't believe I can ever respect more than a handful of people on that campus."The plan to silence Pessin has backfired, however.With time on his hands, Pessin, the author of several popular books on philosophy, is channeling his energies to battle BDS on several fronts, including a weekly newsletter, articles for a Jewish newspaper and helping other academicians.Another plan that backfired was the campaign to silence Tammi Rossman-Benjamin, a lecturer at University of California, Santa Cruz. After being the subject of "a wellplanned, well-orchestrated and well-funded campaign of harassment to make an example of me," in her words, Rossman-Benjamin stepped up her efforts to speak out on behalf of Jewish students through her work with AMCHA Initiative, a non-profit organization devoted to investigating, documenting and combating campus anti- Semitism, which she co-founded in 2012.In 2009, Rossman-Benjamin, who taught Hebrew and Jewish studies, filed a 32-page complaint with the US Department of Education's office of Civil Rights alleging a hostile environment for Jewish students on her campus."I gave so many examples of instances in the classroom where professors used academic freedom to promote their own anti-Israel agenda, an intellectual and emotional harassment of Jewish students," says Rossman-Benjamin. It took two years, but in March 2011, a federal investigation of her complaint was launched only to later be dismissed due to intense lobbying by pro-Palestinian groups, she says."Their argument was that, by virtue of us complaining of anti-Semitism, we are creating a hostile environment for Arab Muslim students. It's Orwellian. The hypocrisy is breathtaking and they get away with it," she relates to The Report.Rossman-Benjamin gained a reputation as someone willing to stand up for Jewish students and paid the price. "They wanted to make an example of me because they knew I'm high profile, not only as a faculty member, but also because I spoke nationally on the subject.If they could demonize me, they could use me as an object lesson. If you speak out against us, this is what we will do to you."As in the Pessin case, her enemies conducted an archaeological dig to find something they could use against her. They came across a two-minute YouTube clip of a talk she had given at a Boston synagogue in the summer of 2012 in which she stated that some members of pro-Palestine student groups were foreign students who came from Arab countries where anti-Semitism is endemic.
Some of the groups, she said, have ties to international terror groups."They made it seem that I had said this to students in my classroom and started a petition with the video clip calling on the president of the University of California to condemn me for racism and Islamophobia," says Rossman-Benjamin. "They got people from all over the world to sign but that wasn't enough. They took pictures of Muslim students with a description 'I am not a terrorist but Hebrew professor Benjamin says I am.' They made fliers and put them all over campus. This is my campus. I walk through this campus every day. Then they put up more than a dozen YouTube testimonials."The campaign then expanded to other California campuses.
"I had cause to be fearful for my personal safety," says Rossman-Benjamin, who since the incident and after 17 years of teaching is now on leave for several years of her own volition.Several professors in litigation with their universities declined to be interviewed by The Report.The American Center for Law and Justice, which is representing some of them, stated: "The ACLJ is concerned about the recent upswing in actions against Jewish students and professors on our nation's university campuses. We are in the process of assisting several faculty members dealing with discriminatory and harassing conduct – both by anti-Jewish/pro-BDS student organizations and by university administrators – based on nothing more than their Jewish ethnicity and/or their protected pro-Israel speech."Much of the antisemitism against Jewish faculty is subtle and nuanced, and does not make headlines or reach the courtroom.
"It's part of contemporary academic life," Kenneth Waltzer, professor emeritus of Jewish studies at Michigan State University, tells The Report. "Junior faculty members have to stick their head in like a turtle and not be open about their politics because they are coming up for tenure."Waltzer and Mark Yudof, former president of the University of California, recently founded the Academic Engagement Network, which enlists faculty members on campuses throughout the US as allies in the battle against BDS. More than 200 have enrolled so far, and Waltzer and Yudof hope to form a nucleus of pro-Israel faculty on each campus.It has been surprisingly easy to recruit faculty, even in the sciences, law and medicine, says Waltzer. "Especially the older tenured faculty has reached their fill with stuff. A number of people said they have been waiting for this and say, 'I'm fed up, we have to do something.'" Although there is consensus about the significance of the problem, there is disagreement about whether BDS is a passing fad or here to stay.
Waltzer believes it will run its course and peter out. "I think there is a sell-by date sticker on it, but I'm not sure how close we are to that," he says.Rossman-Benjamin, however, worries it will get worse. "Right now, it's bad but it's going to get far worse to the point where there will be real physical violence on campus. In my opinion, that day is not far away," she says, worrying mostly about the students.
"The clear and present danger is not only for the safety of Jewish students, but also for their souls," she says. "It is difficult to be Jewish and they have to turn off their identity in the critical years when students form their identities. And some go over to the other side. We are losing a whole generation of Jewish students to this conflict."
via www.jpost.com
Posted by mmeisens on June 06, 2016 in Academia, Anti-Religion, Current Affairs, End of America, First Amendment, Higher Education, Israel, Jews | Permalink | Comments (0)
House condemns Israel boycott movement
House condemns Israel boycott movement : Politics. This has been a while coming; but, it is a good thing it finally did. Thank you Representative Bill Fine and the State of Indiana.
BDS has been the biggest promoter of Antisemitism and Jew Hatred that has occurred since the German attack on Jews in the 1930s and 1940s. When will Congress act? It is probably too afraid of Muslims and their reaction.
The one item that needs to be stated. Most of the BDS movement is on university campuses. Purdue University is no exception and it led the nation in the FBI's measurement of hate crimes.
Nonetheless, it continues to boycott Israel. It is against Purdue University policy to have, and it therefore does not, any contractual activity with Israel, in any way. This started before Mitch Daniels became president; but although he was informed of this anti-Jewish policy he has continued the Purdue boycott of Israel.
Purdue University and its Double Standard
Islamic Jihad Comes to Campus
The Hypocrisy in Academe: The Kamalipour Case
The Pot, Kamalipour, Calling the Kettle, Eisenstein, Black
Posted by mmeisens on April 25, 2015 in Academia, Anti-Religion, Current Affairs, Higher Education, Islamacism, Islamic Terrorism, Israel, Jews, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tags: anti-BDS, antisemitism, BDS, Daniels, Fine, house, Indiana, Jew hatred, Muslims, Purdue, representative, resolution
Betrayal: 'Proud' Dad Portman Flips the Meaning of State Support of Marriage
To either support his own guilt feelings or to accommodate the gay marriage lobby or because of pressure from his son and/or his wife Republican Congressman Rob Portman has turned the meaning of marriage and libertarianism on its head. See the following confused explanation of his new stance:
Proud' Dad Portman Flips to Support Gay Son on Same-Sex Marriage.
I cannot claim to know what is going on in Portman's head; but, I can evaluate what he says publicly and the policy stand he takes. The libertarian position can only be defined as one where the state has nothing to do with marriage. It would be fine and justifiable if he had taken that position and said that he had "re-thought" the question now that his son is at Yale and gay that state policy should say nothing about marriage. Here he would be saying that government should get out of any recognition of, or any involvement with, marriage. That would not be a stand for "gay marriage" or any definition of marriage. It would be saying that people should be allowed to live as they want and with whom they want to and it is not the state's business.
But, Portman does make it the state's business.
If the state is going to recognize marriage, from a conservative point of view (and a libertarian one), it can only be because the state recognizes some overwhelming state, or societal interest. These interests must at least be in the area of survival and/or national, i.e. state, security. Nothing here would lead someone, under any circumstance, to support "gay marriage." And neither can Representative Portman.
The state has for a long time recognized marriage as exclusively between one man and one women because of long standing historical and religious reasons. Today under this theory it would be legitimate to exclude "gay marriage" under conservative concepts; but not under libertarian ones. Libertarian concepts would at best say that there is no place for the state to be in the marriage definition business. There are many, many definitions of marriage. Why would one or two take precedence over all the rest?
This is Portman's betrayal and the lie presented by his son. It is also the lie which most gay activist present.
The only, and I mean only, reason that the state can justify in having an interest in marriage is national suicide as it relates to national security. There is nothing in being a conservative or a libertarian that requires an individual or a society to commit suicide. Therefore the one and sole state interest in marriage is the consequence of that coupling, which is more children. Only the increase in fertility, i.e. new babies, justifies and explains the state's interest in marriage. Under these principles, there would be greater justification for polygamy than there is from gay marriage. (All states have a greater justification for polygamy than gay marriage; although, there are other social problems with polygamy.)
All these couplings have minimal advantage or no advantage to fertility: gay marriage, bestiality, general fetishes, co-habitation, marriage to inanimate objects, etc. As a consequence, the state cannot and should not have anything to say, as far as policy, about these.
Portman, understandably as a bereaved father, has turned state policy on its head when it comes to gay marriage. He not only betrayed his principles; he also stood the conservative and libertarian cause on its head. There is no reason for him to continue in politics representing conservative/libertarian ideas.
Boehner: 'I can't imagine' supporting a gay son's marriage
Sen. Portman changes gay marriage stance (wcpo.com)
Senator Rob Portman reveals he has a gay son, now supports same-sex marriage (thesunnews.typepad.com)
Portman backs gay marriage after son comes out (politico.com)
Posted by mmeisens on March 17, 2013 in Anti-Religion, Christians, Cultural Divide, Current Affairs, End of America, Gays, Public Policy | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Tags: conservative, Gay, libertarian, Marriage, Ohio, Portman, Republicans, Rob Portman, Same-Sex Marriage, Yale University
Merry Christmas: Christianity 'close to extinction' in Middle East
At this time of the year, I want to wish all my Christian friends and supporters the best of hope and peace during this Holy Day season and may you all have a happy and joyous Christmas season. I want all of you to think about what will really have consequences for Christians in the many future Holy seasons to come.
Read the following article to see what is the coming in the new year for many Christian communities whose only sin was being Christian and in Islamic countries.
Christianity 'close to extinction' in Middle East - Telegraph.
After so many years of down playing what is in fact being done to Christianity by Islam, is it not time for Christians and their supporters to stand up and say "no more?"
All of Christianity and its leaders have been telling you to be good in charity and be good to your fellow man. This is all a good thing, a very good thing. Christmas Holy season does call for charity upon the Christian flock.
But, the tough charity is the one that has risks and many times negative consequences to the charity giver. That is the charity promoting and protecting the existence of Christianity and free Christians in the lands of its origin, the Middle East. If that fight is lost, how well does anyone really believe Christianity will survive? Without a living history, which is what is being destroyed by Muslims, no religion can survive on "purified air" or "luft" as the Germans would refer to it.
It is now time for all G-d fearing people to make a stand against the end of Middle Eastern Christianity by Muslims so that they too can have a Merry Christmas for centuries.
Christianity 'close to extinction' in Middle East... (telegraph.co.uk)
What Do Frankincense, Christians and Bees Have In Common? (addisabram.wordpress.com)
Christianity Now the Most Persecuted Religion (shepherdspiehole.typepad.com)
Christianity 'close to extinction' in Middle East: Report (todayonline.com)
British daily: Christianity "close to extinction" in the Middle East (pdavidhornik.typepad.com)
Posted by mmeisens on December 25, 2012 in Anti-Religion, Christians, Current Affairs, End of America, Islamacism, Islamic Terrorism, Middle East, Obama and Middle East, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Tags: Africa, Blackfriars Oxford, Christian, Christianity, Christmas, Christmas and holiday season, Germans, Islam, Islamism, List of Muslim-majority countries, Merry Christmas, Middle East, Muslim, Religion and Spirituality
What if Chick-fil-A was Owned by Muslims? The Culture Wars are Real.
The culture wars are alive and well. In spite of reams of articles and books attempting to argue otherwise, reality creeps in to show us how divided as a nation we remain. The newness of this culture war is reflected by a complete divide between those who accept the values of America and those who do not. Recent studies have further shown that as students graduate from high school there acceptance of the First Amendment and tolerance is extremely low. What is threatening to our national values is that these same students, interviewed after completion of college, further reduce their tolerance in their support of free speech and freedom of conscience.
Yesterday was Chick-fil-A appreciation day. Throughout the United States hundred of thousands of supporters came out to support the argument against gay marriage rights of the CEO of Chick-fil-A. What he essentially said is that there is no place in America for marriage between the same gender. It is an oxymoron. This cultural division is not only reflected in this singular event; but also in all the opinion polls. In addition, wherever it has been voted on, the majority of Americans have rejected "gay marriage." What is important to understand is that Chick-fil-A's CEO and the majority of Americans reject marriage between people of the same gender; but, most of them DO NOT reject the extension of civil rights to gays.
BUT, what if the CEO of Chick-fil-A was a practicing Muslim? First, he would have to agree with everything that the Christian CEO of Chick-fil-A said about "gay marriage" as being an affront to G-d. But in Islam it is more than that. To be an affront to G-d is a blasphemy that requires the punishment of death. For Islam, under Sharia Law, the only answer to being gay is death. The issue of "gay marriage" does not even arise in Islam because it lacks any basis in reality. You cannot have a religious acceptance of what does not exist.
For Muslims, the solution to the problem of "gayness" is the end of any civil rights, i.e. First Amendment rights, to those tainted individuals. Christians can say, in the worst case, "hate the sin; but, love the sinner." There is not comparable concept in Islam. In Islam, as is practiced by law in ALL Islamic countries, to be gay is to be dead, either by law or by family -- the religion does not care. This is a far cry from debating the issue of how is marriage to be defined.
The sole "evil" that Chick-fil-A is accused of is not having a gay acceptable definition of marriage. Chick-fil-A's understanding of marriage is supported by over half of all Americans -- nothing strange about it. But, all Muslim CEO's belief must be that gays must be eradicated. (From a theological point of view, there is probably some difference about how gays would be treated if one is a Muslim gay or an infidel gay.) Nonetheless, the perspective of a Muslim CEO concerning gays remains death or castration.
The Shariah Law of Islam is not the central point. The significance is the selective treatment by politicians in the United States of Christians as opposed to Muslims. This hypocrisy is illustrated remarkably well by the mayors of Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, etc. The liberal Democrats continues their hypocritical rejection of all things Christian and a love affair with all things Muslim.
If one is going to have an issue with what a Christian head of a corporation believes and makes known publicly, then there is no basis whatsoever for allowing any business to be carried on by a Muslim who has any religious belief and practices. When the Mayor of Chicago, Rahm Emanuel, said "the values of Chick-fil-A's CEO are not Chicago's values," what does he say about all the Muslims running businesses and corporations in Chicago whose religion calls and demands the denial of all civil rights to gays? Are these Chicago's values? To be consistent, the Mayors and the Democratic Party needs to reject all practicing Muslims. Or alternatively, have Muslims give up Sharia Law as being inherently un-American.
The liberal Democrats love affair with Islam will continue to America's detriment. Christianity will continue to be denied and demonized by these same liberals. The fight for factual honesty and the end of hypocrisy must be joined and fought by all who believe in the legitimacy of the First Amendment to the American Constitution.
Chick-Fil-A packed as supporters turn out
Chick-Fil-A Appreciation Day: Half A Million To Show Up At Restaurants
Tweet of the Day: Chick-fil-A and Barack Obama
Boston Mayor: Chick-fil-A, Move Along
Americans flock to support Chick-fil-A
Posted by mmeisens on August 02, 2012 in Anti-Religion, Christians, Current Affairs, Economy, End of America, First Amendment, Islamacism, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Tags: Chicago, Chick-Fil-A, Chief executive officer, Christian, culture war, Democratic Party, First Amendment, free speech, gay marriage, intolerance, Islam, Mayor of Chicago, Muslim, tolerance, United States


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Les émeutes de la bière à Francfort ont lieu le  à Francfort-sur-le-Main, dans l'Empire allemand. Il s'agit des troubles sociaux les plus graves qui se soient produits à Francfort entre les révolutions de 1848 et 1918.  sont mortes dans la répression exercée par l'armée prussienne. Le déclencheur des émeutes est l'augmentation du prix de la bière par les brasseries locales. Les historiens ne sont pas unanimes sur l'évaluation d'un possible arrière-plan politique.

Causes
L'élément déclencheur est l'augmentation du prix de la bière de 4 kreuzer (1 batz) à 4½ kreuzer par les restaurants-brasseries de Francfort le  avril 1873. Á cette époque, la bière est considérée comme un aliment de base pour les ouvriers. L'augmentation des prix de 12,5% frappe durement cette classe sociale mal rémunérée ; de plus, comme il n'existe pas de pièce d'un demi-kreuzer, le consommateur est obligé de débourser cinq kreuzers pour sa bière et reçoit de l'aubergiste un bon d'achat d'un demi-kreuzer, bon qui cependant ne peut être échangé que chez le même hôte.

Le 21 avril est le dernier jour de la foire de printemps. Ce jour-là, les travailleurs de Francfort bénéficient traditionnellement d'un jour de congé. Un festival folklorique a lieu dans le jardin Bleichgarten sur la rue Breite Gasse. Les prix élevés de la bière, qui ont également augmenté lors du festival, et les quantités d'alcool consommées entraînent une atmosphère lourde et de plus en plus agressive. Des affrontements étaient redoutés à l'avance par les autorités et au cours des semaines précédentes, des troubles ont déjà eu lieu à Mannheim et à Stuttgart, pour les mêmes motifs.

Déroulement
Vers , un cortège d'environ  se forme dans la foule des festivaliers, rapidement suivi par d'autres personnes. Un drapeau est confectionné à partir d'un rideau rouge, derrière lequel la foule se met en marche avec le cri de guerre Mir wolle Batzebier (Nous voulons de la bière) et se dirige vers le centre-ville.

Dans les heures qui suivent, de nombreux restaurants-brasseries sont détruits par la foule des insurgés. Les meubles et les fenêtres sont brisés, la bière est jetée dans la rue. Des commerces voisins, bien que non impliqués, sont pillés. Dans certaines brasseries, le personnel défend son lieu de travail contre la foule en colère : à la brasserie Schwager sur la Neue Mainzer Strasse avec un tuyau de bière bouillante, à la brasserie Reichsapfel sur la Grosse Friedberger Strasse avec des tisonniers chauffés à blanc.

La police de Francfort dirigée par le chef de la police  est complètement dépassée par la situation. Dans la ville en croissance rapide, qui comptait environ  à l'époque, on ne compte que cinq sergents et 53 policiers qui ont leur quartier général dans le Clesernhof médiéval sur la Karpfengasse près du Römer. Depuis l'occupation prussienne de 1866 cependant, les casernes dans l'ancien couvent des Carmélites abritent le , qui est alors mobilisé.

Répression sanglante
Le soir, la garnison prussienne envoie six compagnies pour réprimer les troubles. Dans la rue Fahrgasse de la vieille ville, les militaires tirent sur la foule. L'armée ne peut maîtriser la situation que vers minuit.  sont tuées par l'armée, dont une vieille femme et un garçon de . Les morts sont déposés à l'Hôpital du Saint-Esprit.

Au lendemain des émeutes, la ville est en état de siège. Tous les lieux publics, les ponts et les gares sont gardés par la troupe. Les écoles, les magasins et les hôtels sont fermés. Outre les troupes stationnées à Francfort, trois bataillons d'infanterie de Bad Homburg, Mayence et Offenbach entrent dans Francfort. Environ 300 suspects sont arrêtés dans la ville et dans la forêt proche.

Conséquences
Le 14  juillet 1873, le tribunal de la ville se réunit dans la  pour juger les insurgés. 47 accusés, dont de nombreux étrangers, sont condamnés au pénitencier ou à la prison, la peine maximale étant de  et demi.

Après les émeutes, les brasseries de Francfort annoncent qu'elles reviennent sur les augmentations parce qu'elles ne voulaient pas que leur vie et leurs biens soient menacés.

Analyse historique
L'évaluation politique et sociologique de l'émeute de la bière de Francfort est controversée. D'une part, l'événement ne se résume pas au seul déchaînement d'une foule enivrée, d'autre part, l'arrière-plan théorique et idéologique de l'insurrection de la Commune de Paris deux ans plus tôt fait ici défaut. La classification dans le contexte socio-politique du Gründerzeit suggère un lien avec des révoltes de la faim similaires de cette époque, caractérisée par des injustices sociales dramatiques. En juin 1872, de violentes émeutes éclatent à Berlin à cause des prix exorbitants des logements ouvriers. Dès 1844, il y avait également eu une « émeute de la bière » à Munich.

Cependant, la peur généralisée du « spectre communiste » et la forte proportion d'« agitateurs » étrangers ont également alimenté les suppositions et les théories du complot. Certains soupçonnaient une tentative de coup d'État de gauche et blâmaient l'agitation socialiste, tandis que d'autres, comme le Frankfurter Zeitung, soupçonnaient les cerveaux de l'opération d'être de droite et demandaient si le « danger rouge » avait été délibérément mis en scène pour le public.

Bibliographie
  Walter Gerteis : Das unbekannte Frankfurt. vol. I, Societäts-Verlag, Francfort, 1961. . pages 37–41.
  Christoph Jenisch : Mir wolle Batzebier. Eine populärhistorische Sozialbetrachtung über den Charakter des Frankfurters und seine Abneigung gegen Aufstand, Revolution und frisches Gemüse. partie 4 : Der Bierkrawall von 1873.  Lothar Machtan : Warum und wofür im 19. Jahrhundert gestreikt wurde.
  Lothar Machtan, René Ott : "Batzebier!" Überlegungen zur sozialen Protestbewegung in den Jahren nach der Reichsgründung am Beispiel der süddeutschen Bierkrawalle vom Frühjahr 1873. In: Heinrich Volkmann, Jürgen Bergmann (Hg.), Sozialer Protest. Studien zu traditioneller Resistenz und kollektiver Gewalt in Deutschland vom Vormärz bis zur Reichsgründung, Opladen 1984, pages 128–166.

Liens externes
 Julius Braun : Frankfurter Bierkrawall: Als teures Bier zum Tode führte. In: faz.net.  avril 2013. Armin Himmelrath : Mir wolle Batzebier. In: Spiegel Online. 21 avril 2018.

Notes et références

Histoire militaire du royaume de Prusse
Bataille de 1873
Émeute du XIXe siècle


Over Sea, Under Stone by Susan Cooper is part of the five-book Dark is Rising fantasy cycle for children, and it's one of the best examples of the kids-on-vacation-explore-kooky-relative's-mansion-and-have-an-adventure genre that I've ever read. Cooper makes a nod to Narnia, but her book is entirely different. It opens with the arrival by train of Barney, Jane, and Simon in the sleepy coastal town of Tressiwick for their summer break. They are met by Great Uncle Merriman at the train station and driven in his beat-up truck to the Grey House, a mansion overlooking the rugged, mysterious cliffs of Cornwall. Bad weather ensues, and the children, trapped inside for the day, set to exploring the house. They find that Tressiwick, Great Uncle Merry, and the Grey House itself have secrets. Adventure ensues.
If all this sounds familiar, it is. Over Sea, Under Stone doesn't take risks, but it does deliver a familiar story with beautifully rendered realism and enough originality to keep you interested. You get the sense that Cooper could have delivered more of a bang with the amount of fuse she laid down, but the book is still a deeply satisfying one. A great fireside tale, well told.


The Lenten season is here and that means no meat on Fridays for many of us. Even if you don't observe Lent, this dish is one of my favorites for so many reasons.
First of all, it's delicious. Second of all, it's easy to make and third of all, it's low in calories.
What more could you want, except maybe someone to shop for you and cook for you?
One of the things that takes this over the top in flavor are the tomatoes I used in the recipe.
They're small grape tomatoes that come in a jar and I bought them at a local gourmet store. Use canned or jarred cherry tomatoes if you can't find these grape tomatoes, or just plain old canned diced tomatoes from the supermarket. But if you can find these specialty jarred grape tomatoes, or a similar brand, they're worth the extra cost.
They're so sweet I could have eaten them from the pan just with the chickpeas and seasonings added. A nice swipe of bread is all I needed. Actually, dropping a few eggs into this would make a wonderful lunch or dinner too, even without the fish.
But back to the cod. After you've cooked the sauce, add the chunks of codfish and put the lid on the pan.
Cook the fish for five minutes with the lid on, and you're done. Sprinkle with more basil and parsley and serve.
This dish comes together start to finish in less than a half hour. It would make a great do-ahead dish for company too if you cook the sauce and chickpeas ahead of time, then add the fish just before you're ready to eat.
Wouldn't you like to dig into this?
This next photo has nothing at all to do with the codfish recipe, but it's a teaser to let you know we still have a couple of spots available for our writing retreat in Varenna, on Lake Como, Italy this coming September.
Spend your mornings with an experienced writing teacher, workshopping that family, travel or food memoir you always meant to start.
Afternoons are free to do as you please, or you could join me on a few excursions around the lake.
And take a look at this dreamy view from your accommodations at Villa Monastero.
Sauté the onion and garlic in the olive oil until wilted. Add the tomatoes and smash them flat with a fork or wooden spoon. Sauté briefly then add the white wine and stir. Next add the chickpeas, salt, pepper, basil and parsley, keeping some of the fresh herbs aside to use at the end. Put the lid on and simmer on low heat for 10-15 minutes.
Add the codfish, season with salt and pepper, then put the lid on again, for about five minutes or until just cooked through. DON'T overcook or it will break up into small pieces.


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Db/Adapter/Pdo/Abstract.php

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\Zend_Db_Adapter_Pdo_Abstract
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Class for connecting to SQL databases and performing common operations using PDO.

Extends from

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract

category

Zend

copyright

Copyright (c) 2005-2011 Zend Technologies USA Inc. (http://www.zend.com)

license

New BSD License

package

Zend_Db

subpackage

Adapter

Properties

string
                 $_defaultStmtClass= 'Zend_Db_Statement_Pdo'

Default class name for a DB statement.

Default valueZend_Db_Statement_PdoDetails

Type

string

Methods

__construct(
          array|\Zend_Config $config
          )

        :
          void

Constructor.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::__construct()

$config is an array of key/value pairs or an instance of Zend_Config
containing configuration options.  These options are common to most adapters:

dbname         => (string) The name of the database to user
username       => (string) Connect to the database as this username.
password       => (string) Password associated with the username.
host           => (string) What host to connect to, defaults to localhost

Some options are used on a case-by-case basis by adapters:

port           => (string) The port of the database
persistent     => (boolean) Whether to use a persistent connection or not, defaults to false
protocol       => (string) The network protocol, defaults to TCPIP
caseFolding    => (int) style of case-alteration used for identifiers

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$config
array|\Zend_Config
An array or instance of Zend_Config having configuration data

Throws

Exception
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Exception

__sleep(

          )

        :
          array

called when object is getting serialized
This disconnects the DB object that cant be serialized

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::__sleep()

Returns

Type
Description

array

Throws

Exception
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Exception

__wakeup(

          )

        :
          void

called when object is getting unserialized

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::__wakeup()

_beginTransaction(

          )

        :
          void

Begin a transaction.

_checkRequiredOptions(
          array $config
          )

        :
          void

Check for config options that are mandatory.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::_checkRequiredOptions()

Throw exceptions if any are missing.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$config
array

Throws

Exception
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Exception

_commit(

          )

        :
          void

Commit a transaction.

_connect(

          )

        :
          void

Creates a PDO object and connects to the database.

Throws

Exception
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Exception

_dsn(

          )

        :
          string

Creates a PDO DSN for the adapter from $this->_config settings.

Returns

Type
Description

string

_quote(
          string $value
          )

        :
          string

Quote a raw string.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$value
string
Raw string

Returns

Type
Description

string
Quoted string

_quoteIdentifier(
          string $value, boolean $auto
              =
              false
          )

        :
          string

Quote an identifier.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::_quoteIdentifier()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$value
string
The identifier or expression.

$auto
boolean
If true, heed the AUTO_QUOTE_IDENTIFIERS config option.

Returns

Type
Description

string
The quoted identifier and alias.

_quoteIdentifierAs(
          string|array|\Zend_Db_Expr $ident, string $alias
              =
              null, boolean $auto
              =
              false, string $as
              =
               AS
          )

        :
          string

Quote an identifier and an optional alias.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::_quoteIdentifierAs()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$ident
string|array|\Zend_Db_Expr

The identifier or expression.

$alias
string
An optional alias.

$auto
boolean
If true, heed the AUTO_QUOTE_IDENTIFIERS config option.

$as
string

The string to add between the identifier/expression and the alias.

Returns

Type
Description

string
The quoted identifier and alias.

_rollBack(

          )

        :
          void

Roll-back a transaction.

_whereExpr(
          mixed $where
          )

        :
          string

Convert an array, string, or Zend_Db_Expr object
into a string to put in a WHERE clause.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::_whereExpr()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$where
mixed

Returns

Type
Description

string

beginTransaction(

          )

        :
          \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract

Leave autocommit mode and begin a transaction.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::beginTransaction()

Returns

Type
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract

closeConnection(

          )

        :
          void

Force the connection to close.

commit(

          )

        :
          \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract

Commit a transaction and return to autocommit mode.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::commit()

Returns

Type
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract

delete(
          mixed $table, mixed $where
          )

        :
          int

Deletes table rows based on a WHERE clause.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::delete()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$table
mixed
The table to update.

$where
mixed

DELETE WHERE clause(s).

Returns

Type
Description

int
The number of affected rows.

describeTable(
          string $tableName, string $schemaName
              =
              null
          )

        :
          array

abstract
Returns the column descriptions for a table.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::describeTable()

The return value is an associative array keyed by the column name,
as returned by the RDBMS.

The value of each array element is an associative array
with the following keys:

SCHEMA_NAME => string; name of database or schema
TABLE_NAME  => string;
COLUMN_NAME => string; column name
COLUMN_POSITION => number; ordinal position of column in table
DATA_TYPE   => string; SQL datatype name of column
DEFAULT     => string; default expression of column, null if none
NULLABLE    => boolean; true if column can have nulls
LENGTH      => number; length of CHAR/VARCHAR
SCALE       => number; scale of NUMERIC/DECIMAL
PRECISION   => number; precision of NUMERIC/DECIMAL
UNSIGNED    => boolean; unsigned property of an integer type
PRIMARY     => boolean; true if column is part of the primary key
PRIMARY_POSITION => integer; position of column in primary key

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$tableName
string

$schemaName
string
OPTIONAL

Returns

Type
Description

array

exec(
          mixed $sql
          )

        :
          integer

Executes an SQL statement and return the number of affected rows

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sql
mixed
The SQL statement with placeholders. May be a string or Zend_Db_Select.

Returns

Type
Description

integer
Number of rows that were modified or deleted by the SQL statement

fetchAll(
          string|\Zend_Db_Select $sql, mixed $bind
              =
              array, mixed $fetchMode
              =
              null
          )

        :
          array

Fetches all SQL result rows as a sequential array.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::fetchAll()

Uses the current fetchMode for the adapter.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sql
string|\Zend_Db_Select

An SQL SELECT statement.

$bind
mixed
Data to bind into SELECT placeholders.

$fetchMode
mixed
Override current fetch mode.

Returns

Type
Description

array

fetchAssoc(
          string|\Zend_Db_Select $sql, mixed $bind
              =
              array
          )

        :
          array

Fetches all SQL result rows as an associative array.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::fetchAssoc()

The first column is the key, the entire row array is the
value.  You should construct the query to be sure that
the first column contains unique values, or else
rows with duplicate values in the first column will
overwrite previous data.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sql
string|\Zend_Db_Select

An SQL SELECT statement.

$bind
mixed
Data to bind into SELECT placeholders.

Returns

Type
Description

array

fetchCol(
          string|\Zend_Db_Select $sql, mixed $bind
              =
              array
          )

        :
          array

Fetches the first column of all SQL result rows as an array.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::fetchCol()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sql
string|\Zend_Db_Select

An SQL SELECT statement.

$bind
mixed
Data to bind into SELECT placeholders.

Returns

Type
Description

array

fetchOne(
          string|\Zend_Db_Select $sql, mixed $bind
              =
              array
          )

        :
          string

Fetches the first column of the first row of the SQL result.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::fetchOne()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sql
string|\Zend_Db_Select

An SQL SELECT statement.

$bind
mixed
Data to bind into SELECT placeholders.

Returns

Type
Description

string

fetchPairs(
          string|\Zend_Db_Select $sql, mixed $bind
              =
              array
          )

        :
          array

Fetches all SQL result rows as an array of key-value pairs.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::fetchPairs()

The first column is the key, the second column is the
value.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sql
string|\Zend_Db_Select

An SQL SELECT statement.

$bind
mixed
Data to bind into SELECT placeholders.

Returns

Type
Description

array

fetchRow(
          string|\Zend_Db_Select $sql, mixed $bind
              =
              array, mixed $fetchMode
              =
              null
          )

        :
          array

Fetches the first row of the SQL result.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::fetchRow()

Uses the current fetchMode for the adapter.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sql
string|\Zend_Db_Select

An SQL SELECT statement.

$bind
mixed
Data to bind into SELECT placeholders.

$fetchMode
mixed
Override current fetch mode.

Returns

Type
Description

array

foldCase(
          string $key
          )

        :
          string

Helper method to change the case of the strings used
when returning result sets in FETCH_ASSOC and FETCH_BOTH
modes.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::foldCase()

This is not intended to be used by application code,
but the method must be public so the Statement class
can invoke it.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$key
string

Returns

Type
Description

string

getConfig(

          )

        :
          array

Returns the configuration variables in this adapter.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::getConfig()

Returns

Type
Description

array

getConnection(

          )

        :
          object|resource|null

Returns the underlying database connection object or resource.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::getConnection()

If not presently connected, this initiates the connection.

Returns

Type
Description

objectresourcenull

getFetchMode(

          )

        :
          int

Get the fetch mode.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::getFetchMode()

Returns

Type
Description

int

getProfiler(

          )

        :
          \Zend_Db_Profiler

Returns the profiler for this adapter.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::getProfiler()

Returns

Type
Description

\Zend_Db_Profiler

getQuoteIdentifierSymbol(

          )

        :
          string

Returns the symbol the adapter uses for delimited identifiers.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::getQuoteIdentifierSymbol()

Returns

Type
Description

string

getServerVersion(

          )

        :
          string

Retrieve server version in PHP style

Returns

Type
Description

string

getStatementClass(

          )

        :
          string

Get the default statement class.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::getStatementClass()

Returns

Type
Description

string

insert(
          mixed $table, array $bind
          )

        :
          int

Inserts a table row with specified data.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::insert()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$table
mixed
The table to insert data into.

$bind
array

Column-value pairs.

Returns

Type
Description

int
The number of affected rows.

Throws

Exception
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Exception

isConnected(

          )

        :
          boolean

Test if a connection is active

Returns

Type
Description

boolean

lastInsertId(
          string $tableName
              =
              null, string $primaryKey
              =
              null
          )

        :
          string

Gets the last ID generated automatically by an IDENTITY/AUTOINCREMENT column.

As a convention, on RDBMS brands that support sequences
(e.g. Oracle, PostgreSQL, DB2), this method forms the name of a sequence
from the arguments and returns the last id generated by that sequence.
On RDBMS brands that support IDENTITY/AUTOINCREMENT columns, this method
returns the last value generated for such a column, and the table name
argument is disregarded.

On RDBMS brands that don't support sequences, $tableName and $primaryKey
are ignored.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$tableName
string
OPTIONAL Name of table.

$primaryKey
string
OPTIONAL Name of primary key column.

Returns

Type
Description

string

lastSequenceId(
          string $sequenceName
          )

        :
          string

Return the most recent value from the specified sequence in the database.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::lastSequenceId()

This is supported only on RDBMS brands that support sequences
(e.g. Oracle, PostgreSQL, DB2).  Other RDBMS brands return null.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sequenceName
string

Returns

Type
Description

string

limit(
          mixed $sql, integer $count, integer $offset
              =
              0
          )

        :
          string

abstract
Adds an adapter-specific LIMIT clause to the SELECT statement.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::limit()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sql
mixed

$count
integer

$offset
integer

Returns

Type
Description

string

listTables(

          )

        :
          array

abstract
Returns a list of the tables in the database.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::listTables()

Returns

Type
Description

array

nextSequenceId(
          string $sequenceName
          )

        :
          string

Generate a new value from the specified sequence in the database, and return it.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::nextSequenceId()

This is supported only on RDBMS brands that support sequences
(e.g. Oracle, PostgreSQL, DB2).  Other RDBMS brands return null.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sequenceName
string

Returns

Type
Description

string

prepare(
          string $sql
          )

        :
          \PDOStatement

Prepares an SQL statement.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sql
string
The SQL statement with placeholders.

Returns

Type
Description

\PDOStatement

query(
          string|\Zend_Db_Select $sql, array $bind
              =
              array
          )

        :
          \Zend_Db_Statement_Pdo

Special handling for PDO query().

All bind parameter names must begin with ':'

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$sql
string|\Zend_Db_Select

The SQL statement with placeholders.

$bind
array
An array of data to bind to the placeholders.

Returns

Type
Description

\Zend_Db_Statement_Pdo

Throws

Exception
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Exception
To re-throw PDOException.

quote(
          mixed $value, mixed $type
              =
              null
          )

        :
          mixed

Safely quotes a value for an SQL statement.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::quote()

If an array is passed as the value, the array values are quoted
and then returned as a comma-separated string.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$value
mixed
The value to quote.

$type
mixed
OPTIONAL the SQL datatype name, or constant, or null.

Returns

Type
Description

mixed
An SQL-safe quoted value (or string of separated values).

quoteColumnAs(
          string|array|\Zend_Db_Expr $ident, string $alias, boolean $auto
              =
              false
          )

        :
          string

Quote a column identifier and alias.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::quoteColumnAs()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$ident
string|array|\Zend_Db_Expr

The identifier or expression.

$alias
string
An alias for the column.

$auto
boolean
If true, heed the AUTO_QUOTE_IDENTIFIERS config option.

Returns

Type
Description

string
The quoted identifier and alias.

quoteIdentifier(
          string|array|\Zend_Db_Expr $ident, boolean $auto
              =
              false
          )

        :
          string

Quotes an identifier.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::quoteIdentifier()

Accepts a string representing a qualified indentifier. For Example:

$adapter->quoteIdentifier('myschema.mytable')

Returns: "myschema"."mytable"

Or, an array of one or more identifiers that may form a qualified identifier:

$adapter->quoteIdentifier(array('myschema','my.table'))

Returns: "myschema"."my.table"

The actual quote character surrounding the identifiers may vary depending on
the adapter.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$ident
string|array|\Zend_Db_Expr

The identifier.

$auto
boolean
If true, heed the AUTO_QUOTE_IDENTIFIERS config option.

Returns

Type
Description

string
The quoted identifier.

quoteInto(
          string $text, mixed $value, string $type
              =
              null, integer $count
              =
              null
          )

        :
          string

Quotes a value and places into a piece of text at a placeholder.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::quoteInto()

The placeholder is a question-mark; all placeholders will be replaced
with the quoted value.   For example:

$text = "WHERE date < ?";
$date = "2005-01-02";
$safe = $sql->quoteInto($text, $date);
// $safe = "WHERE date < '2005-01-02'"

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$text
string
The text with a placeholder.

$value
mixed
The value to quote.

$type
string
OPTIONAL SQL datatype

$count
integer
OPTIONAL count of placeholders to replace

Returns

Type
Description

string
An SQL-safe quoted value placed into the original text.

quoteTableAs(
          string|array|\Zend_Db_Expr $ident, string $alias
              =
              null, boolean $auto
              =
              false
          )

        :
          string

Quote a table identifier and alias.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::quoteTableAs()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$ident
string|array|\Zend_Db_Expr

The identifier or expression.

$alias
string
An alias for the table.

$auto
boolean
If true, heed the AUTO_QUOTE_IDENTIFIERS config option.

Returns

Type
Description

string
The quoted identifier and alias.

rollBack(

          )

        :
          \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract

Roll back a transaction and return to autocommit mode.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::rollBack()

Returns

Type
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract

select(

          )

        :
          \Zend_Db_Select

Creates and returns a new Zend_Db_Select object for this adapter.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::select()

Returns

Type
Description

\Zend_Db_Select

setFetchMode(
          int $mode
          )

        :
          void

Set the PDO fetch mode.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$mode
int
A PDO fetch mode.

Throws

Exception
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Exception

Details

todo

Support FETCH_CLASS and FETCH_INTO.

setProfiler(
          \Zend_Db_Profiler|\Zend_Config|array|boolean $profiler
          )

        :
          \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract

Set the adapter's profiler object.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::setProfiler()

The argument may be a boolean, an associative array, an instance of
Zend_Db_Profiler, or an instance of Zend_Config.

A boolean argument sets the profiler to enabled if true, or disabled if
false.  The profiler class is the adapter's default profiler class,
Zend_Db_Profiler.

An instance of Zend_Db_Profiler sets the adapter's instance to that
object.  The profiler is enabled and disabled separately.

An associative array argument may contain any of the keys 'enabled',
'class', and 'instance'. The 'enabled' and 'instance' keys correspond to the
boolean and object types documented above. The 'class' key is used to name a
class to use for a custom profiler. The class must be Zend_Db_Profiler or a
subclass. The class is instantiated with no constructor arguments. The 'class'
option is ignored when the 'instance' option is supplied.

An object of type Zend_Config may contain the properties 'enabled', 'class', and
'instance', just as if an associative array had been passed instead.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$profiler

\Zend_Db_Profiler|\Zend_Config|array|boolean

Returns

Type
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract
Provides a fluent interface

Throws

Exception
Description

\Zend_Db_Profiler_Exception
if the object instance or class specified is not Zend_Db_Profiler or an extension of that class.

setStatementClass(
           $class
          )

        :
          \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract

Set the default statement class.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::setStatementClass()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$class

Returns

Type
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract
Fluent interface

supportsParameters(
          string $type
          )

        :
          bool

Check if the adapter supports real SQL parameters.

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$type
string

'positional' or 'named'

Returns

Type
Description

bool

update(
          mixed $table, array $bind, mixed $where
          )

        :
          int

Updates table rows with specified data based on a WHERE clause.

Inherited from:
                    \Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract::update()

Parameters

Name
Type
Description

$table
mixed
The table to update.

$bind
array

Column-value pairs.

$where
mixed

UPDATE WHERE clause(s).

Returns

Type
Description

int
The number of affected rows.

Throws

Exception
Description

\Zend_Db_Adapter_Exception

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