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is the basis for most bake good.
is the basis for most baked goods.
bring more in to die?
Flour is used in so many things, from noodles to breads to pizza dough, and who can live without eating pizza or glorious ramen at least once in their lives?
between my fingers and down my throat, entering every hole of my body. mixing with my blood, i become bread. A nice pink bread. even though i first thought i would die choking, i happened to become a nice chummy loaf of bread.
Im not going to write about flour. I dont want to. Instead i want to write about the line. The blinking line that spits out our letters that form balls of emotion which stick together making a story that never ever ended, Just constant. Your heart bleeding out from this little line. go.
Type something. watch the line fade and reappear. Something so simple yet so important.
flour is used to make cake. i like making cake. baking and cooking are the only thing that keep me sane. i am in my own world when im cooking where no one is judgemental and everyone likes cake. flour comes in different variety too and is used to make pasta. I like eating pasta.
The smell of baked bread always excited me – lifted my spirits. Unfortunately, it can be said that my mother hasn't bothered to make bread for me since I was a child. I remember being too small to reach up and grab the blue glass jar of flour that my mother needed, and now the cupboard is a little less that a foot above my head.
We dropped the bag of flour on the floor when we saw what was on the horizon. The bag seal popped off and the white powder threw itself like a wave across the floor, taking the shape of the tiles as another cloud of light flour lifted into our faces. We couldn't take our eyes off the horizon, it was as black as night long past dawn, a cloud of white in the distance and a creeping wave was rushing towards us.
Flour is pronounced as flower. So I'm going to write about that instead.
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OMG the flour hit the ground, now my cookies are ruined. She will never get to experience the love in my cookies with out the magical flour. What have I done. She is never going to stick around..
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use it to make cake, not the one with petals, thats a flower but they sound the same. Flour is pretty wierd if you put it in water it goes rock solid but then pull it out and it's got a gross stringy texture.
flour is what you bake with, right? it makes things rise. without it, what you bake is just flat. no llife. flour is like ht air to bread. i soppse thats kinda cool. i wonder what flour tastes like by itsled. i am spellimg eberything wront ahjhh.
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Facing two challengers, Steve Doyle (D-Onalaska) is optimistic for growth from this election cycle.
Doyle has represented the 94th Assembly District since 2011. A local debate last week gave him the chance to speak with his opponents, Republican Kevin Hoyer, and Independent LeRoy Brown.
"I think multiple perspectives is a good thing," Doyle said regarding the rare conversation among three parties. "That is my whole reason for being in government is to look at different sides, not just the Democratic or the Republican side. I think it is good for the voters to hear that there are not just two sides to a story."
Candidates running for the Wisconsin's 94th Assembly District (Left to right: LeRoy Brown, Kevin Hoyer, Steve Doyle)
As a Democrat in a Republican-leaning district, Doyle is proud of his ability to reach across the political aisle. He noted the Legislative Reference Bureau declared him the most bipartisan member of the State Assembly in the summer of 2020.
"What that tells people is that I'm not a puppet of anybody," Doyle said. "I look at the merits of the issue, and I really put it through the funnel of what's best for my district and what's best for the State of Wisconsin."
He believed the most pressing issue in this election is the pandemic and the response, or a lack thereof, to what was happening. Doyle expressed frustration that the legislature has not met to provide a united front against the virus.
"The Governor has tried to get the attention of the legislative leadership, and it is not happening," he said. "I'm willing to hope in my car and drive to Madison today to start debating and studying this issue so that we can do that present something to the voters of Wisconsin."
He saw damaging effects to the economy as collateral of not being able to come together.
"We have small businesses going out of businesses every day. We have people who are, by their own choosing for safety purposes, not leaving their home. We have mental health and addiction issues rearing their ugly head. We need to do something. We have to quit pointing fingers."
Other key concerns included healthcare, education, and transportation.
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He also noted 20 percent of the roads in Wisconsin are deemed in poor condition.
"There's a tough budget coming ahead, but we still have to remember that it is those roads that get the economy going to get those products to market," he said.
The district Doyle represents is unique in that it blends urban and rural communities including the City of Onalaska and small towns such as West Salem, Holmen, and Bangor.
"All have their particular needs and their particular perspectives, so in addition to it being a Republican-leaning district represented by a Democrat, there's the competing interest within that district, which forces me to listen," he said. "I listen to the people here rather than the people 130 miles away in Madison."
He credited part of his negotiation ability to his career as a lawyer, which transferred into his positions with the La Crosse County Board even before serving as a representative for the 94th Assembly District.
"I do a lot of mediation," Doyle said. "You have to figure out ways to get people on the same page. I take things to Madison and say it doesn't have to be all or nothing. There are ways to make it a win-win, and I think I've done a good job on that. The reason I got into politics goes back to when I first ran for the county board. My main interests were helping vulnerable people."
He said Republicans often came to him for advice, co-sponsorship of bills, and leadership opportunities such as serving as the co-chair of a task force on foster care as well as chair of a suicide prevention task force.
"It is not partisan, but it is so important to us," he said. "The fact that I'm being asked by Republicans to help lead and sink my teeth into these issues means a lot to me."
Doyle said some of the promises made and kept during his time in office include tax relief for working families, extending SeniorCare to help with rising prescription drug costs, and opposing $1.6 billion in public education cuts.
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Veteran skywatcher Ajay Talwar took a spectacular photo of star trails over one of the world's most stunning natural wonders—Japan's Mount Fuji. The World at Night astrophotographer captured this image in May 2012.
Star trails, where the stars' movements streak across the sky,can be shot by opening the shutter at a time-exposure of 30 seconds and taking several images. The natural rotation of the Earth creates the look of the star trailing across the night sky. The images can then be stacked together in Photoshop to create one composite photo.
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By Mehmet Fatih Oztarsu
Georgia has opened a new door in collaboration with Korea, as the country has followed very active diplomacy, especially from 2017 until today, to achieve a perfect relationship.
Georgian Ambassador to Korea Otar Berdzenishvili has accomplished a series of missions to introduce his own country from several aspects during his term. As one of the youngest and hardworking diplomats in Seoul, his smart initiatives drew the attention of all Koreans.
Georgia has a very prominent and strategic location at the heart of the Caucasus region. Sharing borders with Russia, Turkey, Armenia and Azerbaijan makes this country unique in the case of economy and transportation projects. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Georgia has become home to various major regional and international projects.
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Jean-Daniel Benoît (* 23. September 1886 in Valleraugue, Gard; † 13. Mai 1975 in Strasbourg, Elsass) war ein französischer evangelisch-reformierter Theologe. Er wurde 1936 zum Professor für praktische Theologie an die Universität von Strassburg berufen. Seine Schwerpunkte waren Johannes Calvin als Lehrer und Seelsorger, geistliche Begleitung im Protestantismus und reformierte Liturgie.

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Jean-Daniel Benoît wurde im protestantischen Pfarrhaus in Valleraugue (Gard) geboren. An der theologischen Fakultät von Montauban erwarb er 1910 den Bachelier. Nach einem Studienaufenthalt in Halle (Saale) wurde er von 1911 bis 1912 Pastor an der französischen Kirche von Edinburgh (Schottland) und danach in Valleraugue, wo er als Pfarrer der reformierten Kirche Frankreichs ordiniert wurde. Im Ersten Weltkrieg war er Sanitäter. Er war Sekretär der «Association des Etudiants chrétiens». 1917 heiratete er Henriette Bois, die Tochter des Professors Henri Bois, und bekam mit ihr mehrere Kinder. 1921 schloss er das Lizentiat in Theologie an der freien protestantischen Fakultät von Montpellier ab. 1922 wurde er Pfarrer der Eglise St. Jean in Mülhausen (Elsass). 1936 wurde er als Professor für praktische Theologe nach Strassburg berufen. 1957 wurde er «professeur honoraire», d. h. emeritiert. Er war sein Leben lang ein engagierter Prediger, der zu den Herzen sprach. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg baute er mit anderen die reformierte Kirchengemeinde St. Paul in Strassburg wieder auf.  Er starb 1975 in Strassburg.

Theologie
Benoît verfasste seine Lizentiatsarbeit zum Thema «Die Allmacht Gottes und das Problem des Bösen» (1921). Durch seine Herkunft und durch den Einfluss seines Schwiegervaters Henri Bois, dem Theologen der religiösen Erfahrung, wandte sich Benoît der liberalen Theologie zu und blieb dieser sein Leben lang treu. Er lehnte einen autoritären Dogmatismus ab und bezog sich auf die Bibel und auf das, was durch die innere Erfahrung bestätigt werden kann.

Benoît war ein anerkannter Spezialist für den Reformator Johannes Calvin. Noch im Pfarramt publizierte er 1933 sein erstes Werk zu Johannes Calvin: «Jean Calvin, la Vie, l'Homme, la Pensée». 1947 folgte ein zweites Buch zum großen französischen Reformator: «Jean Calvin, directeur d'âmes». Darin arbeitet Benoît aufgrund der Briefe Calvins heraus, wie dieser die Suchenden und Gläubigen in der Reformationszeit führte und begleitete, und zeigt den Zusammenhang der geistlichen Begleitung mit der Glaubenslehre Calvins auf. Von 1957 bis 1963 redigierte Benoît die kritische, wissenschaftliche Ausgabe von Calvins dogmatischem Hauptwerk «Unterricht in der christlichen Religion» (Institutio christianae religionis), die als Standardwerk gilt.

Nach seiner Berufung zum Professor für praktische Theologie 1936, verfasste Benoît seine Doktorarbeit «Direction Spirituelle et Protestantisme, étude sur la légitimité d'une direction protestante» (Paris, 1940). Darin begründet Benoît die geistliche Begleitung, die zu seiner Zeit von der dialektischen Theologie (Karl Barth, Eduard Thurneysen u. a.) grundsätzlich abgelehnt wurde, aus der Bibel und aus der reformierten Theologie. Er bezieht sich insbesondere auf Alexandre Vinet und auf Johannes Calvin. Er lernte aber auch von römisch-katholischen geistlichen Begleitern wie Franz von Sales. Benoît vergleicht das Profil der geistlichen Begleitung im Protestantismus mit der im Katholizismus. Weil er die Gnade für souverän hält, kann er Gegensätze in der Dogmatik relativieren. Er vertritt die Notwendigkeit von geistlicher Begleitung von seinem Verständnis des Menschen als Seele sowie von der Kirche als Gemeinschaft her. Er sieht in Jesus Christus nicht nur den Retter wie die Reformatoren, sondern auch das geistliche Vorbild, dem es nachzufolgen gilt.

Als praktischer Theologe präsidierte Benoît während vielen Jahren die Liturgiekommission der «Eglise réformée de France»; 1963 gab diese Kommission eine neue Agende heraus.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 La Toute-puissance de Dieu et le problème du Mal, Thèse présentée à la Faculté libre de théologie protestante de Montpellier, pour obtenir le grade de licencié en théologie et soutenue publiquement en avril 1921, par Jean D. Benoit, licencié en lettres / Cahors : impr. Coueslant, 1921.
 Bois, Henri: Lettres de direction spirituelle, Neuilly (Seine), hrsg. von J.-D. Benoît, 1931.
 Devant la Croix, sept méditations pour le temps de la Passion, J.-D. Benoît et Charles Dombre / Issy : Ed. "Je sers", 1932.
 Jean Calvin, la Vie, l'Homme, la Pensée : la Cause, 1933 / 2e édition, revue et augmentée / Cahors : la Cause, 1948.
 La vocation chrétienne: deux études présentées à la Conférence nationale des Unions chrétiennes de jeunes filles, Nancy, 25 avril 1935.
 Les Sept paroles : méditations pour le temps de la Passion / J.-D. Benoît et Charles Dombre / Strasbourg : Editions Fides, 1939.
 Direction Spirituelle et Protestantisme, étude sur la légitimité d'une direction protestante, / these présentée à la Faculté de Théologie protestante de Strasbourg et soutenue … à Clermont-Ferrand pour obtenir le grade de docteur en théologie, Alcan, Paris, 1940.
 L'Esprit du Culte protestant / par J.-D. Benoît, H. Clavier, Ch. Hauter, P. Scherding, H. Strohl, R. Will / Valence-sur-Rhône : Clermont-Ferrand, 1942.
 Protestantisme et Mystique, 1946.
 Jean Calvin, directeur d'âmes: contribution à l'histoire de la piété réformée / Strasbourg : Ed. Oberlin, 1947.
 Souffrance et Intercession / Strasbourg : Oberlin, 1953.
 Institution de la religion chrestienne / Jean Calvin, édition critique avec introduction, notes et variantes publiée par Jean-Daniel Benoît / Paris : J. Vrin, 1957, 1960, 1961, 1963;  document électronique : reprod. de l'éd. de 1961, 1995.
 Initiation à la Liturgie de l'Eglise réformée de France / Jean-Daniel Benoît, … ; Préface de Pierre Bourguet / Paris : Berger-Levrault, 1957.
 L'Eglise réformée d'Alsace et de Lorraine / Strasbourg : ERAL, 1958.
 La Personne de Jésus, 1958.
 Reflets d'en-haut sur nos Chemins, 1960, avec Jean-Daniel Benoît (1986-1975) comme Préfacier.

Literatur
 Roger Mehl: In memoriam. Jean-Daniel Benoît 1886-1975. in: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses 55, 1975, S. 337-339 (› rhpr_0035-2403_1975_num_55_3_4280 Digitalisat).
 Eglise réformée de Mulhouse, Paroisse Saint-Jean: Trois siècles de vie paroissiale, 1661-1961; souvenirs et documents rassemblées par André Brandt et publiés à l'occasion du troisième centenaire de la paroisse.  Eglise réformée de Mulhouse, Paroisse Saint-Jean, Mulhouse 1961, S. 15.
 Arnold Steiner: Geistliche Begleitung im Protestantismus: Jean-Daniel Benoît (= Studia oecumenica friburgensia 102). Aschendorff Verlag, Münster 2021.

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Sixty-eight years ago, when Israel was born and became the state of the Jewish people, a family was created. As with any other family that has a complex history, there is love and arguing, support and fallings out in the Israel mishpacha. To make things trickier, Israel is what we would call a blended family, whose members come from wildly varying geopolitical, socio-cultural, ethnic, religious and linguistic backgrounds.
This variety makes for a richness you would be hard-pressed to find elsewhere – the intensity and vigor of which those visiting or missing Israel so often speak. However, the blended Israeli family is fraught with tensions brought about by both the baggage each member has and the difficult neighborhood in which they live. Because Israel is the only Jewish state in the world – our only "family home" – each discussion about it feels of utmost consequence, even to Israel's extended family of Diaspora Jews, who feel strongly about their connection to that familial home and the relatives living in it.
Not long ago, the announcement that singer Achinoam Nini (Noa) had been invited to perform at our community's Yom Ha'atzmaut celebration on May 11 set in motion a heated debate about where we draw our red lines when it comes to criticizing Israel. The Jewish Federation of Greater Vancouver made a decision to welcome Noa despite the objections of individuals who disagree with the artist's political views, and Ezra Shanken, JFGV's chief executive officer, expressed his hope that our community would continue the Jewish tradition of welcoming diversity of opinion and embracing respectful debate. As we celebrate Israel's 68th birthday, I think it would be worthwhile to take a look at how our blended family handles conflict and disagreements when they arise from within, and do a little cheshbon nefesh, soul searching, about how we each might be contributing both to the family's well-being, as well as to internal friction and divisiveness.
With Israel, we so often focus on the external conflicts, sometimes at the expense of looking at what is happening in our own backyard, and this is something we cannot afford to do any longer. For our blended family to thrive and prosper, it is not enough anymore to stand united against enemies. The strength of a tight-knit family depends less on the extent to which its members agree on every issue, and more on how they communicate their disagreements and live with differing points of view under one roof. We all share a moral obligation to set an example for the children and youth in our community, and show them that the Israeli family of which they are a part is strong and confident enough to welcome and even encourage different opinions and points of view.
So, how do we have disagreements and important discussions without engaging in the kind of destructive behavior and accusations that tear at our familial fabric? Is it possible to have difficult conversations from a place of mutual respect, even when we don't see eye to eye? I speak from experience when I say that, while not easy, it is, in fact, possible. I have friends from across the political, national and religious spectrums, and I cherish the ongoing, sometimes challenging, conversations I have with them about Israel. With those conversations in mind, I would like to offer a few points to consider and some basic strategies I have found helpful when discussing Israel.
We have something important in common. Whenever you engage in a discussion with a fellow member of the tribe who holds different opinions about Israel than you do, remember that you wouldn't be having that difficult conversation if it weren't for the fact that you both care enough about Israel to take the time and argue. If you are not sure this is the case, ask the person a simple question: Do you care about Israel? If they answer yes, then, as surprising as it may sound, you have some common ground – a starting point for a respectful exchange of ideas. It is not always comfortable to accept that someone who holds a political view we disagree with comes, as we do, from a place of caring about Israel. But that is a discomfort we should learn to lean into and work with if we want to help foster within our community the democratic value of free speech – the same value that sets Israel apart from other countries in the Middle East.
Respond rather than react. Yes, there is a difference between the two. When we react, we re-act specific lines, roles and dialogues, just as a well-rehearsed actor in a long-running play would do. Unsurprisingly, reaction-based discussions usually feel like rather irritating déjà vus. When we respond, we do so from a sense of responsibility (response-ability): we know that we are not merely actors with memorized lines, and that we have the freedom to improvise, to choose to keep an open mind in those conversations where our default mode is to be judgmental, get defensive or go on the offensive.
Next time someone says something about Israel that makes you want to yell at them, "You have no idea what you're talking about!" or "How can you say something like that?!" ask instead "Can you tell me more about what you just said?" It won't feel natural at first because improv moves us out of our comfort zone. Nevertheless, try it. Be curious. We all have a human need to be heard and we all know how unpleasant it feels when our words are ignored or dismissed. Really hearing someone out is a beautiful, positive way to practise what Rabbi Hillel believed to be the essence of the Torah: what is hateful to you, do not do unto your neighbor.
Respect the importance of our personal histories. So much of who we are, what and how we think and how we feel about any given issue is a result of our personal history. When and where we were born and raised, our family's past, our religious background, the influential people and key experiences in our lives – all of these and more also contribute to how we relate to Israel. If we understand that each one of us has such a personal history that affects our worldviews and that these histories differ from person to person, we move a step closer to accepting that it is inevitable for a variety of opinions about Israel to exist within our community. Once we accept this truth, we can choose to find it in ourselves to treat with respect even those with whose opinions we disagree.
In Hebrew, the words kavod (respect), kibud (honoring/acknowledging) and koved (weight/difficulty) all stem from the same root. Truly respecting "the other" and acknowledging from where they come and their right to hold different opinions to ours can, indeed, feel difficult and burdensome at times. Yet, if we want to help create a strong community that honors the histories and diversity of all its members, we should view this effort to respect the other as a blessed weight that we choose to carry, like that of an unborn child.
If you are a regular reader of the Jewish Independent, it is safe to assume that you, too, care about Israel. As we celebrate Israel's birthday this year, I invite you to envision the kind of legacy or family heirloom we want to leave for the next generations in our community. In my mind, I see a vibrant, warm, colorful, imperfect and unique patchwork quilt to which each of us can add a symbolic piece of ourselves as the dialogue about our beloved Israel continues to unfold. What is your vision? And what are you willing to do to make it a reality?
Pirkei Avot (Ethics of Our Fathers) teaches us that "it is not upon us to complete the work, but that neither are we free to desist from it." Our work as fellow members of the extended and blended Israeli family is to do tikkun olam (repair of the world). And tikkun olam begins with us, at home and in our community. So, in our conversations about Israel, let us all commit to being a bit more curious and a little less judgmental. Let's treat one another with kavod and remember that the strength of our family is directly proportionate to our ability to be kind to one another.
Yael Heffer is an educator who has been working with children and families in the Vancouver Jewish community for close to 10 years. She is currently completing her master's in child and youth care, is involved in social emotional learning research and is training as a clinical counselor. She grew up in South America, Germany and Israel and is a strong advocate of nonviolent communication.
On the last Sunday of every month, you can find a group of people gathered around a band of musicians, chanting Hebrew text to the rhythm of beautiful, rich melodies of the likes of Rabbi Shefa Gold and Rabbi Andrew Hahn (also known as the Kirtan Rabbi). It is a deceptively simple concept with surprisingly diverse results.
These harmonies of chant, through the repetition of just a few words, seem to have the power to carry you away from the daily hustle and bustle into a realm of music and spirit. This is Chanting and Chocolate, Lorne Mallin's creation, which just celebrated its 10-year anniversary.
This became a monthly tradition until Mallin moved to Uganda to live with the Abayudaya Jews in 2009. Not one to let geography, language or architectural challenges stand in his way, he was intent on sharing his passion for Jewish chant with the Abayudaya.
Fifteen months later, and back in Vancouver, Mallin and his band started the monthly evenings again.
Beyond the good it does to its participants (naches to the soul and an uplifting of the spirit), Chanting and Chocolate is also a tikkun olam project on another level: the musicians perform for love, with the proceeds from admissions going to support the education of four Abayudaya orphans.
So, after a decade, what is it about Chanting and Chocolate that keeps Mallin going?
Although Mallin has been the driving force behind this monthly undertaking, bringing it together and making it happen is very much a group effort.
While Mallin and the band have recorded little so far, they are planning to record their first CD in February, so stay tuned. In the meantime, to experience a unique kind of musical Yiddishkeit, attend the next Chanting and Chocolate, which will be held at its regular venue on Sunday, Dec. 28, at 7:30 p.m., with Rabbi Laura Duhan Kaplan as a special guest. Since no previous singing or chanting experience is needed, all you need to bring is some kavanah and yourself. And maybe a friend.
For more information, visit chantingandchocolate.com.


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Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere
Historical, Philosophical and Biographical Contexts
Social Structures of the Public Sphere
The Political Functions of the Public sphere
Bourgeois Public Sphere: Idea and Ideology
The Social-Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere
The Transformation of the Public Sphere's Political Function
On The Concept of Public Opinion
Important Themes, Ideas and Arguments
Review Quiz
Further study Study Questions
What emphasis does Habermas place on the "structural" in his work?
Habermas makes it clear that he is dealing with a specific cultural structure, and the socio-economic structures that make it possible. The change he depicts is not one that can be charted through the actions of individuals, but by considering broader phenomena. Amongst the structures he considers are those of publicity, economics, the mass media and the modern "culture industry". But Habermas is not a structuralist thinker in the philosophical sense. The Structural Transformation is also a deeply historical work; Habermas considers the structures of publicity within the context of their development over time. The work contains a range of historical detail about the history of advertising, of public relations and German politics. This is a work about theoretical and cultural structures, but one that never presents them as static constructions.
How do the public and private realms relate to one another in Habermas's model?
The public and private realms have only existed separately since the end of the middle ages. The public realm, or "public authority" includes the state and the apparatus of government, and the royal court. The private realm, also known as "society", includes civil society, and the private space of the family. The key opposition is between economy and family on one hand, and state on the other. The prototype of the public sphere, the literary public sphere, operated in the private realm; the political public sphere operated in the public domain. Essentially, it represented the needs and demands of civil society to the state, and provided a bridge linking public and private. Membership in the public sphere depended on one's economic position, and role as a property owner within the family. Without a grounding in the private sphere, one could not participate in the public sphere.
But this relationship changes. The modern world is characterized by a blurring of the distinction between public and private, as states begin to interfere in the economy and interest groups from civil society take over some of the state's roles. A larger, indistinct mass of "society" emerges where what is public and what is private becomes unclear. The categories that explain the concept of publicity in the eighteenth century no longer apply.
Does Habermas want to reconstruct the eighteenth century public sphere today?
No. Although the latter sections of the work make it clear that Habermas views the modern situation, in which rational-critical debate is almost absent, the mass media operates and political parties and interest groups try to construct and manipulate publicity, unfavorably, he does not argue for a return to previous structures. Indeed, he makes it clear that such a return is not viable; to attempt to restore the old structures of the public sphere would damage those that still exist. The transformation that he analyses is not reversible, but nor is it inevitable that the bourgeois public sphere will be annihilated. Habermas recognizes that the socio-economic conditions that produced the bourgeois public sphere no longer exist, but asks whether it is possible to reproduce it in very different conditions. He argues that a critically debating public is vital to the success of all democratic state, but not that this public must be the same as in the eighteenth century.
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Keywords: Fiscal Decentralization, Poverty Reduction, Investment.
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Q: How to obtain a parameter value from a URL to a web form in asp.net? I have a problem on how to get the exact person id with email address to do resetting password. So, from here I will send a hyperlink to the user via email.
            SmtpClient client = new SmtpClient();

            try
            {
                SendPasswordResetEmail(u.EmailAddress.ToString(),u.Name.ToString(),UniqueID);
                lblMessage.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.LimeGreen;
                lblMessage.Text = "Email has been successfully sent!";
            }
            catch (Exception exc)
            {
                lblMessage.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.Red;
                lblMessage.Text = "ERROR: " + exc.Message;
            }

Then this is my message content to the user in order to let them click into the hyperlink.
        string emailAddress = txtEmail.Text;

        User u=db.Users.Single(x =>
                            x.EmailAddress == emailAddress);

        MailMessage mailMessage = new MailMessage(u.EmailAddress, ToEmail);
        StringBuilder sbEmailBody = new StringBuilder();
        sbEmailBody.Append("Dear " + u.Name.ToString() + ",

");
        sbEmailBody.Append("Please click on the following link to reset your password");
        sbEmailBody.Append("
"); sbEmailBody.Append("https://localhost:44305/Registration/ChangePwd.aspx?uid=" + u.Id);
        sbEmailBody.Append("

");
        sbEmailBody.Append("吹水站");

        mailMessage.IsBodyHtml = true;

        mailMessage.Body = sbEmailBody.ToString();
        mailMessage.Subject = "Reset Your Password";
        SmtpClient smtpClient = new SmtpClient("smtp.gmail.com", 587);

        MailMessage msg = new MailMessage();

        msg.To.Add(new MailAddress(txtEmail.Text));
        smtpClient.EnableSsl = true;
        smtpClient.Send(mailMessage);

Then this is my ChangePwd.aspx?uid= pages
<form id="form1" runat="server">

Change password

        <asp:Literal ID="litEmailAddress" runat="server"></asp:Literal>

Enter new password :
        <asp:TextBox ID="txtNewPwd" runat="server" TextMode="Password"></asp:TextBox>
        <asp:RequiredFieldValidator ID="RequiredFieldValidator1" runat="server" ErrorMessage="Please fill in the blank" ControlToValidate="txtNewPwd" CssClass="error" Display="Dynamic"></asp:RequiredFieldValidator>
            <asp:RegularExpressionValidator ID="RegularExpressionValidator1" runat="server" ControlToValidate="txtNewPwd" CssClass="error" ErrorMessage="Password must be between 8-16 characters including at least 1 letter and 1 number" ValidationExpression="((?=.*\d)(?=.*[a-z]).{8,16})"></asp:RegularExpressionValidator>

        Re-enter new password:
        <asp:TextBox ID="txtRepeatPwd" runat="server" TextMode="Password"></asp:TextBox>
        <asp:RequiredFieldValidator ID="RequiredFieldValidator2" runat="server" ErrorMessage="Please fill in the blank" ControlToValidate="txtRepeatPwd" CssClass="error" Display="Dynamic"></asp:RequiredFieldValidator>
        <asp:CompareValidator ID="CompareValidator1" runat="server" ControlToCompare="txtNewPwd" ControlToValidate="txtRepeatPwd" CssClass="error" ErrorMessage="Password and repeat password are not matched"></asp:CompareValidator>

    <asp:Button ID="btnCancel" runat="server" Text="Cancel" CausesValidation="False" PostBackUrl="~/Registration/Login.aspx" /><asp:Button ID="btnConfirm" runat="server" Text="Confirm" OnClick="btnConfirm_Click" />

<asp:Label ID="lblSuccess" runat="server" Text=""></asp:Label>

    <asp:Label ID="lblFailed" runat="server" Text=""></asp:Label>

</form>

From here, I don't know how to get the exact user email address when they clicked the hyperlink to ChangePwd.aspx to do resetting. And then, I have to update the database to store the updated changed password for the user. I tried to search online but lack of resources I got from the internet. Anyone please help thank you.

A: When the ChangePwd.aspx page is loaded you need to identify the user uniqely so that you can save the new password to that specific user. What you need here is to  pass the primary id(either user Id or email address) from your email to the ChangePwd.aspx page. Which you are doing correctly by passing the ID to the Urls query string,
https://localhost:44305/Registration/ChangePwd.aspx?uid=" + u.Id);

Now, You need to read this in your ChangePwd.aspx.cs (the serverside class of the WebForm). You can do something like this in the page_load method,
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
   string userId= Request.QueryString["uid"];
   // get the user *User* from the database, using the above retrieved ID

   litEmailAddress.text = User.email; // something like this
}

Now, you can save the new password to this user. Let me know if this helps or need more help.

A: You should be able to use the Request.QueryString property to access the value of uid specified in the URL (i.e. Request.QueryString["uid"]). It should then be straightforward to fetch the User object with that Id and get the user's email address.
Here is a basic tutorial: https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/ca2535/query-string-in-Asp-Net/

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Some of us don't have to chase some inner child.
we will never part, because we define harmony.
Absolutely love this! Never ever change!
Thanks a bunch, Juliette! 🙂 Glad you Liked this – us!
How kind of you to say, Christina! 🙂 So glad you like Uncle Tree – as is.
to my hardy-har-heart, so it can tell my roots where to stick it.
Thank you, Clare! And you're welcome. 🙂 It's very nice to meet you!
Hello Uncle Tree! You gave me the chuckles. The child in clowns around a lot and still watches cartoons.
Thanks a lot for the love.
LoL 🙂 Noel ~ Thank you! I'm smiling, too.
"Still crazy after all these years." Simon says.
Thank you, Margaret! 🙂 Glad you liked this!
beating my way back through the jungle of un-truths to re-elevate my child with… thanks both for the reminder that the voyage is necessary and worth it, and for the awesome pics, especially the pineapple moustache! Why did I never think of that?
Everything on the table – give proper props their due.
Glad you liked this fun one! 🙂 Me memento to the times.
Thank you so much, my friend! Have yourself a happy weekend!
I have ALWAYS loved trees . . . I sense a kindred spirit here . . . bless you! Thanks for stopping by my blog, I look forward to sharing more time here as well.
Thank you, ma'am! 🙂 And you're welcome!
Hope you have a great Easter Sunday, my friend!
my old bard-barker friends 'round the hood.
Such true words. Keep you inner child joyful. Thanks for the visit.
We'll do our best, Lorri! 🙂 Thanks for the compliment!
I pray your words be true, T. 🙂 Otherwise, this tree be toast.
wow! looking forward to more, more, more!
You're sure welcome, Eddie. Thanks for the visit, and for commenting!
Well, Hello! 🙂 You're welcome! We did have fun – it was my birthday.
Love this tree photo. I actually have constructed life sized trees like this–always have a door or window for the inhabitants! Thanks for peeking at my blog.
Thank you, Jennifer! 🙂 I'd love to see pics!
Excellent thought 'chasing childhood'. your metaphors are like Gates' money.
WoWzer! Helluva compliment! 🙂 Thank you for that super-fine thought!
I'm supposedly a full grown adult male at 5'5. I figure I have the height of a big kid, I might as well have the fun-loving mindset of one too!
At 5′ 6, I'm right with you there. Same weight I was at 16 yrs. – 145 lbs.
I want to come home and play. But, no! 😉 I must be Dad and cook dinner.
My next growth spurt will be in retirement, I hope.
I have to tell you how much I enjoy your gravatar. My little cabin in the woods is home to dozens of elves, fairies, munchkins, and leprechauns, just enough to keep my grandchildren (and me) amused.
Thank you, K. Q.! 🙂 Nice to meet you!
I was quite fortunate a few years back.
Aaron Pocock is somewhat famous now.
all for free — which helped put me on the map.
To have a cabin in the woods someday wood be ideal.
I enjoyed this quite a bit!
Thank you very much! 🙂 Nice to meet you, too!
😀 looking forward to reading more of your stuff.
Uncle Tree, the most joyful adults are the ones that remember how to play and how to see with childlike wonder. Your poem tells me that you are one of those.
Very nice to meet you, Wendy! 🙂 You and I are certainly on the same page.
Glad you liked it, Wendy! 🙂 Have yourself a great week!
Thanks for the comment…you've got a great site!
You're welcome, Dan. 🙂 Thank you for visiting!
Excellent!!! I love your house!!!
I'm really glad you like this, and these pics, Caro. 🙂 Thank you very much!


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Military Conflict
The Costs of Conversation
Oriana Skylar Mastro
Cornell University Press: After a war breaks out, what factors influence the warring parties' decisions about whether to talk to their enemy, and when may their position on wartime diplomacy change? How do we get from only fighting to also talking?In The Costs of Conversation, Oriana Skylar Mastro argues that states are primarily concerned with the strategic costs of conversation, and these costs need to be low before combatants are willing to engage in direct talks with their enemy. Specifically, Mastro writes, leaders look to two factors when determining the probable strategic costs of demonstrating a willingness to talk: the likelihood the enemy will interpret openness to diplomacy as a sign of weakness, and how the enemy may change its strategy in response to such an interpretation. Only if a state thinks it has demonstrated adequate strength and resiliency to avoid the inference of weakness, and believes that its enemy has limited capacity to escalate or intensify the war, will it be open to talking with the enemy.Through four primary case studies—North Vietnamese diplomatic decisions during the Vietnam War, those of China in the Korean War and Sino-Indian War, and Indian diplomatic decision making in the latter conflict—The Costs of Conversation demonstrates that the costly conversations thesis best explains the timing and nature of countries' approach to wartime talks, and therefore when peace talks begin. As a result, Mastro's findings have significant theoretical and practical implications for war duration and termination, as well as for military strategy, diplomacy, and mediation.{chop}
The Future of China-U.S. Military Relations
Joel Wuthnow, Oriana Skylar Mastro & more
The U.S.-China military relationship has been relatively stable over the past few years. Both sides' leaders recognize that effective relations between the two militaries help prevent crises and stabilize the broader bilateral relationship. Events...
Trump's Incredibly Risky Taiwan Policy
J. Stapleton Roy
So-called friends of Taiwan in the United States are putting the island at risk as never before. The Taiwan Travel Act, passed unanimously by both houses of Congress, and signed by President Trump on March 16, 2018 without reservations, could...
Who Blinked in the China-India Military Standoff?
Simon Denyer and Annie Gowen
For weeks, China's Foreign Ministry had been vehement in its denunciations of India and insistence that New Delhi unconditionally withdraw troops that had trespassed into Chinese territory. Don't underestimate us, China repeatedly insisted, we are...
India, China Agree to Pull Back Troops to Resolve Tense Border Dispute
India and China have withdrawn troops from a disputed Himalayan region on their border, foreign ministries from the two countries announced Monday, defusing a tense standoff that had threatened to provoke armed conflict between the nuclear-armed...


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Previous posts have noted concerns in Parliament about the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill. See 12th September - Deep concerns as EU (Withdrawal) Bill passes second reading in House of Commons; 7th September - House of Lords Constitution Committee - Interim report on EU (Withdrawal) Bill; and 6th September - Massive powers for Ministers under the EU (Withdrawal) Bill.
As at 14th September, the list of proposed amendments to the Withdrawal Bill extends to 74 pages! See Notices of Amendments.
TOFF JUSTICE is how The Sun newspaper described the sentencing of Lavinia Woodward who, in December 2016, had used a bread knife to wound her boyfriend- The Sun 26th September. The report is riddled with comments implying that the Judge - His Honour Judge Pringle QC - was far too lenient on Miss Woodward. She was "spared jail" and she "tearfully mouthed "thank you" to Judge Ian Pringle as he let her off with a suspended sentence - then walked out of court with a huge smile." The Sun points out that - " ... the judge's leniency infuriated justice campaigners, who said offenders from less privileged backgrounds were regularly locked up for similar attacks." The newspaper also offers three examples of women who had committed similar offences but they are "not posh" and so were jailed. Those included the case of Angela Stead - 2 years for slicing her victim's artery causing severe blood loss.
Magistrates' Courts should have their power of imprisonment doubled. This view was put forward by the Lord Chief Justice (Lord Thomas) when opening a new Magistrates Association National Office at St. George Wharf (Vauxhall). If adopted, the Magistrates' Court would be able to impose a sentence of up to 12 months imprisonment for a single imprisonable offence instead of the current maximum of 6 months. Around 10,000 additional cases per year would remain with the magistrates rather than being sent to the Crown Court. The financial saving would be considerable because, at around £900 per day, Magistrates' Courts are a cheaper form of justice than trial on indictment in the Crown Court - (about £3400 per day).
On 22nd September 2017, the prison population of England and Wales was 86,200 against an operational capacity of 87,387 - Ministry of Justice Weekly - Prison population figures.
The Prison Reform Trust has published a briefing - Prison: The facts. The briefing (16 pages pdf) is well worth reading in full.
England and Wales has the highest imprisonment rate in western Europe. In 2016, nearly 68,000 individuals were sent to prison and the majority of those (71%) were sentenced for non-violent offences. Sentences of 6 months or less accounted for almost half that figure.
Following the General Election 2017 and the weakening of the Conservative Party's position in the House of Commons, a "confidence and supply" deal was arranged between the Conservative Party and the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) in Northern Ireland - Telegraph 26th June.
For all the sound and fury, the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill survived its Second Reading in the House of Commons by 326 votes to 290 - (majority 36). The debate and the voting may be seen at Hansard Online - European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Day 2 . Day 1 of the Second Reading was on Thursday 7th September - Hansard. The House of Commons debate highlighted serious concerns about the Bill including the way in which Parliament is in danger of becoming akin to a rubber stamp for Ministers.
The House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution has issued an Interim Report on the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - 3rd report Session 2017-19. The five Chapters in the report an Introduction, EU Law and Exit Day, Delegated powers, Court of Justice of the EU and Devolution.
The report identifies three broad constitutional themes - the relationship between Parliament and the Executive; the rule of law and legal certainty and, thirdly, the stability of the UK's territorial constitution.
I recall a thinly attended "Constitutional Law" lecture held on a chilly winter's day almost 50 years ago. The lecturer, a pleasant and elderly gentleman, turned to "Delegated Legislation." Here was a topic guaranteed to make even the brightest of young eyes glaze over or, as some did, skip the lecture and head for the bar!
The Grenfell Tower Fire Inquiry Chairman wrote to the Prime Minister on 10th August regarding the Inquiry Terms of Reference. His letter referred to appointment of assessors - (Letter to PM). Sir Martin wrote - " ... I think is is likely that I shall wish to appoint a diverse group of people whose experience extends to the occupation and management of social housing and the administration of local government more generally, as well as to matters of a more scientific nature. At a later stage I may also wish to appoint others to assist on particular aspects of the investigation."
The House of Commons Library has published a report on the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill which had its First Reading on 13th July 2017.
House of Common Briefing Paper No. 8079, 1st September 2017 - The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill by Jack Simson Caird, Vaughne Miller and Arabella Lang. The Paper, which extends to a summary and 11 sections, begins by noting the Bill will bring about a complex mixture of constitutional change and legal continuity and states that it is the most significant constitutional bill introduced since the European Communities Act 1972. Of that there can be no doubt.
Five clear months have elapsed since the Prime Minister notified the EU that the UK would be leaving the EU. On 22nd May the EU Council finalised its negotiating objectives for the starting phase of negotiations.
A first round of talks was held in June and a second round in July. Some progress has been made but Round 3 of the Brexit negotiations ended in Brussels on Thursday 31st August without major progress in the three areas set by the negotiating objectives - Citizen's Rights, the Financial Settlement and the Situation in Ireland.
The EU's principal negotiator - Mr. Michel Barnier - made a statement (HERE) noting that there was "useful clarification on many issues" but no decisive progress on the main subjects. "At the current rate, we are far from seeing sufficient progress to be able to recommend to the European Council that we begin the discussion on the future relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union at the same time as we will finalise throughout the year 2018 the withdrawal agreement."
The statement by the UK Secretary of State for Exiting the EU is HERE.


On my trip to SFO and ORD next week, I am travelling QF73/QF3119 up and QF3158/QF12 return. Return via LAX. Travelling Y.
Any recommendation for better seats for the QF73/QF12? Prefer aisle.
On another issue, I will be staying at Sofitel in Chicago. Has anyone sought Sofitel Privilege Card? Are there benefits when using Sofitel hotels beyond Australia/NZ? The form for applying for the card asks for "promnotion code". Would appreciate pointers how I can get such code? Maybe thru membership of one or other organisation?
As for the Sofitel card - I have one of them and havn't stayed at a Sofitel since I got it! It's nothing special in my books.
Being free, there's nothing to lose in signing up. I think the promo code field is optional in the application.
I got mine via Visa Platinum, but the program is open to anyone I believe.
See this thread for my recommendations. It will be either 14F, 50J, 315Y config or 14F, 64J, 265Y config.
From that thread, you will see that my preferred seating would be 4A or 4K .
I think the promo code is optional, and is used to track where you may have been referred from. Given the card is free I don;t really see any other reason for them to ask the question.


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THINKING IN FULL COLOR
EMPOWERING WOMEN OF COLOR THROUGH EDUCATION & THE ARTS
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2017 - Transmission
Art House Productions and 68 Productions teamed up again to bring the third season of In Full Color, this time in a new month at a new venue. 2017's shows run February 16 to 19 at Transmission, 150 Bay St., Jersey City, and feature 20 women of color sharing their stories. The hilarious and powerful stories cover everything from the pressure to have children and living in Trump's America to singing Linda Rondstadt in rollerskates.
Today, you will hear 13 stories painted with shades of joy and tragedy that you may never know, spoken by people who may look nothing like you, and inspired by lands that may look nothing like yours. You may hear words or voices that you have never heard before, but if you listen closely, you will find something very familiar.
You will hear a search for identity and a need for validation. You will hear love and hate, triumph and loss, laughter and frustration, delight and pain. You will see humanity. You will see yourself.
In a dystopia where empathy is our scarcest resource, we hope that you will cultivate what these women — and all of us — need to survive and thrive. Sow the seeds of curiosity in the hopes of harvesting passion. Sow seeds of love and cultivate freedom. Lay your dreams down in fertile earth, and toil under the sun to reap change.
This year, we were inspired by the Japanese senbazuru legend in which folding 1,000 origami cranes grants one a single wish — one thousand parts working together to make a single dream come true. This symbol of hope, peace and vision now colors our stage as a reminder that together, we can make the impossible happen.
We are proud to bring you our third season and to continue giving women of color a platform to share their powerful stories. If you are inspired today, please visit our page Facebook.com/InFullColorPlay and purchase our monologue anthology or find out more about Thinking In Full Color, our educational outreach program. We are thankful for another opportunity to touch minds and hearts, and our wish is to continue reaching even more.
– Summer Dawn Reyes
THIS YEAR'S ART INSPIRATION
Shirin Terhune Vazir holds a BFA in Graphic Design from RISD. Currently Senior Designer at Symrise, she's worked for MSNBC, W Magazine, NJY Camps and Starwood Hotels. Active in Jersey City's design community, she won JC's Bike Rack Design and Reusable Bag Design contests. She enjoys helping feral felines, traveling exotic lands, yoga and biking the JC waterfront. She is also an IFC alumna, debuting her piece "Apple Pie and Baklava" in In Full Color's original season
in order of appearance
"Stop the World" choreographed and performed by Autumn Perez
Music by Donna Missal
Autumn is a professional freelance contemporary dancer with a B.F.A in Dance from Montclair State University. She has performed works by Jay T. Jenkins, Nicole Smith, Earl Mosley, Jose Limon, Bill T. Jones and more. Additional training/performances include both Alvin Ailey & Parson's Dance Summer Intensives. Company credits: Freespace Dance II, Sans Limites Dance, & Amalgamate Dance Company (NYC). Currently she is choreographing original work and teaching Dance, Yoga, and Pilates classes all over the Metro area. She is excited to be a part of In Full Color this year and is honored to be performing alongside such talented women!
"African Drum" by Yhá Mourhia Wright
Yhá Mourhia moved to NYC from San José, California, in 2013 to pursue her MFA in Acting at The Actors Studio Drama School (ASDS). Prior to her time in NYC, she performed in regional theatre with prized roles such as Beneatha in A Raisin in the Sun and Nettie in The Color Purple: The Musical. At ASDS, she had the rare opportunity to cultivate and develop original plays Sins Have Come: An American Story, and Détroit: Across The Tracks, and screenplay Small Windows. She is currently producing and writing the second season of her original web-series #LoveMyRoomie and short film Expulsion through her new production company YháWright Productions!
"My Brother at the Canadian Border" by Sholeh Wolpé
Performed by Amel Khalil
Amel is an Palestinian American Actress. Her most recent and notable theatrical work include playing the lead role of "Nardeen" in There is a Field directed by Noelle Ghoussaini and "Amal" in a staged reading of Abrahams Daughters. Other recent credits include the 2016 Vagina Monologues. Film/TV credits include lead roles in shorts, El Mundo Mas Alla, and Shift as well as contributions to Michael Pinckney's TV pilot series The Trade and Investigation Discovery's Dark Places. Amel is also a trained Mixed Martial Artist for stage combat and stunt fighting.
Sholeh is an Iranian-born poet. She is the recipient of the 2014 PEN/Heim, 2013 Midwest Book Award and 2010 Lois Roth Persian Translation prize. Wolpé's nine books include four collections of poems, three books of translations and two anthologies. Wolpé's modern translation of The Conference of the Birds by the 12th century Iranian mystic poet, Attar, is forthcoming from W.W. Norton in March, 2017. Her play, SHAME, a 2016 finalist for both Ashland New Plays Festival, and a semifinalist for Eugene O'Niell National Playwrights Conference in Connecticut, will open the Centenary Stage Women Playwrights festival in New Jersey this April.
"The Touch" by Venida Cheryl Rodman Jenkins
Venida is overjoyed to be returning to the stage after a long hiatus. Her stage credits include a junior high school production of "The Wizard of Oz" where she played Dorothy with her own unique twist…the singing of "Home" from "The Wiz." She's also performed in plays with One Accord, a Christian-based music and theatre troupe, and emceed Teaneck's Terpsichorean Dance Show for the last 15 years. Venida strives to boldly and uniquely use her gifts to spread healing and love, and she encourages others to do the same.
"The Clash Within a Civilization" by Purvi Patel
Purvi developed her love for stories and storytelling as a young girl, listening to her grandmother tell stories of epic proportions. She has been spinning stories in her head ever since. She has previously lived in India, Uganda and Kenya. Since then, she's worked in the financial services industry, joined the Army, and visited the Grand Canyon and New Orleans. She had a personal epiphany not too long after returning home from Iraq and she began to seriously pursue her love of writing. When she is not working or studying, she can be found curled up with a good romance or writing one.
"Psychotic Break" by Eileen Ramos
Eileen is a queer bipolar Pinay writer with a history of psychoses and depression. As a mental health advocate, she's the head event and donation space coordinator for The Asian American Literary Review's "Open in Emergency: A Special Issue on Asian American Mental Health". Her writing incorporates subverting stereotypes, breaking stigmas, and experimenting with form. She's currently working on a joint interactive novel & comic book that fictionalizes her experiences. Her first monologue "Aswang Presidente" was printed in the "In Full Color" Anthology. Other past and forthcoming publications include the zines White Man's Burden, LAKAS, Ano Ba, and Hoax.
"Linda" by Diana Burbano
Performed by Yvonne Hernandez
Yvonne is a writer, actor and playwright. Her plays have been performed at Manhattan Repertory Theatre, the Elektra Theatre at Times Square and the historic Newark Symphony Hall. She is also the writer of "Queer Monologues" which made its debut at Alchemical Studio in the Upper Village in New York City and the writer/performer of her One Woman Show.
Diana is a Colombian immigrant, an actor, and a playwright. Works: Fabulous Monsters, a Festival51 winner, about women in Punk Rock. It was a selection of Oc-Centric Theatre festival in Orange, CA and Barefoot Theatre in NYC. Picture Me Rollin' was featured at the 35th William Inge Festival. Silueta, (about Cuban artist Ana Mendieta), with Tom and Chris Shelton opened in Spanish at Teatro Tercera Llamada in 2016. Libertadoras, Policarpa and Linda were written for the 365 Women a Year project and have been performed around the world. Caliban's Island is published by YouthPLAYS.
"Waiting for a Birthday" by Amanda Andrei O'Connor
Performed by Sarah Teed
Sarah is very excited to be a part of In Full Color! Sarah studied theater and acting at The New School, The Simon Studio and The Peoples Improv Theater. She also coaches with Harley Kaplan and studies scenework with Sam Borowski. Outside of acting, Sarah got her master's degree in neuroscience and education from Teachers College, Columbia University. She is very passionate about edu-tainment, turning her living room into a ball pit and trying out new cheeses. Teedse328@gmail.com.
Amanda is a mixed-race Filipina Romanian American playwright and writer from Virginia. Her plays include Crocodile (The Last Escape), Every Night I Die, Merienda, My Dove, Woohoohoo: Election Day, Reeducating Roses, and Yurchencko's Defection. Her work has been produced and developed by Single Carrot Theatre, Bucharest Inside the Beltway, Georgetown University, LaTiDo, the Beltway Drama Series, Rorschach Theatre, Dash Productions, and the College of William & Mary. She has taught playwriting and creative writing to high schoolers, artists, and engineers in Virginia, Maryland, Washington D.C., and online. She is a proud alumna of VONA and La MaMa Umbria.
"Acting Tammy J" by Paula Ralph Birkett
Paula explores stories of trials and triumph, so listeners can imagine their own path of possibilities. Paula began her professional career in musical theater working throughout the NY Tri-State; recording R&B, Gospel and Dance; and touring Italy and the UK as a featured vocalist with ensembles. She is currently the vocalist in progressive jazz group Tyrone Birkett | Emancipation, and is preparing for her debut music release entitled #SomethingBetter. Paula has written and performed monologues to accompany her release, for which Acting Tammy J is an excerpt.
"The Spill" by Summer Dawn Reyes
Summer is the founder and director of In Full Color and its educational outreach offshoot Thinking In Full Color. She is also the co-founder of 68 Productions and has worked with Art House Productions in several capacities since 2008, when she and her acting troupe were their first Emerging Artists. She is a winner of the Permanent Career Award in Literature from the Society of Arts and Letters-NJ and the N.J. Governor's Award in Arts Education. You may also know her as a former Hudson County arts journalist.
"I Cried Today" by Sky Ortiz
Performed by Ashlei Hardenburg
Ashlei is a Jersey City local with Puerto-Rican heritage who is so thrilled to be joining the "In Full Color" cast and crew for the first time! After graduating from Vassar College, she pursued a career in film and television, working on such shows as "Daredevil," "Jessica Jones," and "Orange Is The New Black." Currently, she is freelancing on various independent feature films and commercials, as well as participating in such prevalent shows as this one. Thank you to all of the amazing writers/contributors whose bold and beautiful words continue to shape our experiences.
Sky is a Jersey City native, artist and special needs mom.
"Before dawn, when you have a black, 18-year-old son," by Tuere T. S. Ganges
Performed by Audrey Martells
Audrey was thrilled to have made her theater debut as the understudy for the role The Lady under the direction of Susan Stroman. Television and film credits include Chicago (Miramax Motion Picture) and Blue Bloods. Audrey has also built a successful career as a songwriter for such gifted legends like George Benson and Randy Crawford. She is also accomplished vocalist and has sang background with Whitney Houston, Jewel, Britney Spears, Joan Osborne, Steven Van Zandt among many others.
Tuere writes and teaches in Baltimore, Maryland. A 2009 recipient of the Archie D. and Bertha H. Walker Foundation Scholarship to the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, her flash fiction was also nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 2010. Her fiction has won prizes at the Philadelphia Writers Conference; and has appeared in Mythium Literary Magazine, Wigleaf, and Fiction Circus. Her monologue, "Black. Belly. Box." was performed in the 2016 production of In Full Color and appeared in the anthology of the same name. She is currently a contributor for BlackSciFi.com.
"How to Catch the 7:43 a.m. Q60 Bus" by Nancy Méndez-Booth
Nancy is a fiction writer and teaches writing and Latina/o literature and culture at colleges and universities in New York and New Jersey. Nancy's work has appeared in print and online, including Latina, Poets & Writers, Salon, OZY Media, The Jet Fuel Review, KGB Bar Literary Magazine, Philadelphia Stories, and Wordrunner eBooks. Nancy has read and performed at various Northeast venues including Cornelia Street Cafe, The Moth, and The Midtown International Theatre Festival. She posts regularly on her blog. Nancy currently seeks representation for and publication of her fiction manuscripts.
"MY ISLAM" and "How To Leave a Man and Country" by Dena Igusti
Dena is an Indonesian-American poet from Queens, NY. She is a writer for the website Muslim Girl, and her work has been featured in Quail Bell Magazine and Teen Vogue. She is also the co-founder of ReLITerate Word, a non-profit literary magazine that uses its proceeds to donate to a different cause every month. She often uses her poetry to write about the intersections of her identity as a Muslim Asian American.
Daniel Guiducci (Photographer) is a Jersey City native who loves exploring the depths of the urban jungle armed with nothing but his curiosity and trusty camera. You may also know him as DJ Dan Joseph.
Summer Dawn Hortillosa (Director). See bio in cast list.
Lance A. Michel (Lighting/Technical Director) has worked in theatre, dance, live music and live event production for over 20 years. Lance graduated from San Francisco State University's Theatre Arts Department, with a Sound Design Degree, and an emphasis in Theatre Management.
Alicia Ruth (Set Designer) is a visual artist, science enthusiast, and passionate animal, environmental and human rights advocate. She is a the founder and executive director of TEDxJerseyCity, She Leads World, In Theory, and The Foundation for Wonderment and Awe. She is a believer in compassion, curiosity and a total capsaicin junkie.
Special thanks to Transmission and Howard Brunner for taking in our show and helping amplify the voices of women of color.
Thank you also to LITM, 140 Newark Ave., the site of our opening night after-party.
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Чачалака рудогуза (Ortalis ruficauda) — вид куроподібних птахів родини краксових (Cracidae).

Поширення
Поширений на північному сході Колумбії, на півночі Венесуели та на острові Тобаго. Він також присутній на острові Бекія та на острові Юніон на архіпелазі Гренадини. Живе на деревах в лісах та рідколіссях.

Опис
Птах середнього розміру, зовні схожий на індика, з невеликою головою, довгими міцними ногами і довгим широким хвостом. Зазвичай має довжину 53–58 см; самиця важить до 540 г, самець до 640 г. Оперення тьмяне, темно-коричневе на спині і світліше на череві. Голова сіра, а коричневий хвіст має червонуватий або білий кінчик залежно від підвиду.

Спосіб життя
Соціальний птах, часто спостерігається в сімейних групах. Зазвичай він переміщається по гілках у пошуках плодів і насіння, якими харчується. Він воліє не літати на великі відстані. Гніздо будується з гілочок і розташовується в нижній частині крони дерева. Самиця відкладає 3-4 великих білих яйця, які висиджує сама.

Підвиди
Існує два підвиди:
 O. r. ruficauda (Jardine, 1847) — Північно-Східна Колумбія, Північна Венесуела, Тобаго та острів Маргарита.
 O. r. ruficrissa (Sclater e Salvin, 1870) — Північна Колумбія та північно-західна Венесуела.

Примітки

Посилання
 Stamps  (for Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela)
 Rufous-vented Chachalaca videos  on the Internet Bird Collection
 Rufous-vented Chachalaca photo gallery  VIREO

Краксові
Птахи, описані 1847
Птахи Колумбії
Птахи Венесуели
Птахи Тринідаду і Тобаго
Фауна Сент-Вінсенту і Гренадин


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They also found that people who did the searches for symptoms relating to both drugs were likely to do the searches in a short time period: 30 percent did the search on the same day, 40 percent during the same week and 50 percent during the same month.


For Family Fun in Lake George look no further. There is plenty to do both here at Lodges at Cresthaven and the surrounding area to please the whole family. Relax in a hammock or chair overlooking the gorgeous view of the Lake George and the Adirondack Mountains.. Play on the beach and build a sand castle with the kids. Or spend your day lounging or splashing in the pool. The fun doesn't have to end on our beautiful property of our Lake George Resort. A short 10-minute drive to the village will open up possibilities to please everyone.
Looking for amusement park fun?
Spend your hot Summer day at Waterslide World for hours of family friendly fun filled with excitement! With free parking and free lifejackets provided, the whole family can have fun on the numerous water slides or in the wave pool. If you continue driving down route 9, you'll find The Great Escape & Splashwater Kingdom where you'll discover roller coasters, park rides, and water park rides that the whole family can enjoy. A day here will be well spent riding rides, eating food, playing games, and watching shows! The House of Frankenstein Wax Museum is another great place located on Canada Street for the family. Nearby is Dr. Morbid's Haunted House where you can put your courage to the test. For the little ones, Funa'rama Fun Park is located nearly just across the street and features a carousel, an arcade, and both bumper cars and bumper boats.
For a hands-on approach to learning history, a visit to Fort William Henry is perfect. Travel back in time and learn about the experience of life as a soldier in 1757. Explore and examine the artifacts found during archaeological digs in the area. If you're courageous enough, brave the candle lit ghost tour. The Lake George Historical Association and Museum is another good stop for a day of educational fun. Take a tour through the building and see the history of Lake George that has been preserved for so many years.
There are two miniature golf courses located in the Lake George area: Around the World Miniature Golf and Goony Golf. Around the World lives up to its appropriate name and takes your family on a trip all across the globe. Goony Golf, also appropriately named, is a course filled with fun, crazy critters and characters to spend your Summer day with.
All Summer long there's free entertainment nearly every night at Shepard Park. Live music starts at 7 on Wednesday evenings in July and August, 6 on Fridays, with several music festivals and events throughout the Summer. On Thursdays, enjoy music in the park at 8 and a spectacular display of fireworks over the lake at 9:30.
On Canada Street, there are plenty of shops to look through to bring home the perfect souvenir to commemorate your trip to Lake George. At most shops you'll find clothes, bags, sunglasses, toys, home décor and accessories. Also on Canada Street is a couple of arcades where you and your family can spend your spare time and change playing games to win prizes. Wax n Wix is located near Shepard Park on Montcalm Street. Here you can make the perfect souvenir to suit your preferences. Choose from different scents, shapes and colors and design a unique candle to bring home!


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Gibela's efforts to change the railway sector by producing world-class trains
We are rolling out state-of-the-art X'trapolis Mega commuter trains as per our contractual obligations to PRASA.
Take a tour of our factory
Take a tour of our world-class first train manufacturing plant in Africa located in Dunnottar, Ekurhuleni.
The X'Trapolis Mega is a South African first
These state-of-the-art trains have been developed to accommodate South Africa's 1.067m gauge rail tracks. The X'trapolis Megas – each 131m long and weighing 220 tonnes – are already in service in some parts of the country.
CNBC panel discussion – The challenges and future of passenger rail transport in South Africa
Mbalula inspects new blue trains
President Cyril Ramaphosa praises Gibela's project at SA investment conference. October 26, 2018
Construction Update October 2018
Gibela Launch October 2018
Gibela plant inauguration
Gibela Year End 2017
Gibela's Bursary Programme
Gibela's world-class train manufacturing facility at 65% completion
Contruction of Dunnottar factory site. Gibela's world-class train manufacturing facility at 65% completion.
Transport Minister Joe Maswanganyi has expressed his happiness at the newly launched People's train factory
People, processes and products
Gibela's manufacturing facility has reached 50% completion - just a year on from the start of construction. This drone footage shows the progress