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Sotto calls for probe on alleged manipulation of May 2016 poll results
Published March 6, 2018, 6:11 PM
by Roel Tibay
By Vanne Elaine Terrazola
Senator Vicente Sotto III on Tuesday called for probe on the alleged manipulation of the results of the May 2016 elections.
This, as he bared in a privilege speech Wednesday afternoon, that an "impeccably reliable" source gave him "confidential" information on the alleged irregularities during the May 9, 2016 national elections involving the machines of the poll's technology provider, Smartmatic.
Senator Vicente Sotto III
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The Senate Majority Leader said his source provided him records from the joint custody of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and Smartmatic.
According to his informant, Sotto said there had been transmission of votes occurring as early as May 8, 2016, a day before the automated elections, despite a Comelec en banc resolution stating that canvassers should only convene starting 3 p.m. of May 9.
For instance, a certain internet protocal (IP) address of clustered vote counting machines (VCM) was captured transmitting data to the municipal board of canvassers in Libon, Albay on May 8.
The early transmissions had continued until the morning of May 9, with some VCMs registering votes in the municipality of Angono, Rizal.
Sotto said the two transmissions were only "examples of the numerous early transmissions to different municipal and provincial board of canvassers in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao."
He said the Smartmatic also cannot claim that such transmissions, are part of testing transmission since the official testing ended on April 23, 2016.
Aside from the early transmission, Sotto also bared that there had been a "series of foreign access" to the election servers "before, during and after" the polls.
Citing the same records from the Comelec, the remote accessing was supposedly being done "every minute" by a cloud computing service located in the United States, which is "very similar" to the software product being used by Smartmatic.
Sotto said the information gathered from the country's election server were copied and submitted to the US-based computing service.
Sotto said the alleged irregularities had resulted in candidates, such as Sen. Grace Poe, who ran as president, and Sen. Panfilo Lacson, getting "zero" votes in many precincts.
He, however, refused to divulge further information provided by his source "unless there is hard evidence."
He urged the Senate committee on electoral reforms to consider his revelations and conduct an investigation on the matter.
Sotto said his revelations were "very accurate information and if these allegations are serious enough and are proven to be true after due investigation, then we have a case of electoral sabotage."
"These issues cannot be ignored as it weakens the propriety of our automated elections system. We must ascertain the accuracy of these allegations as to either make the responsible officials accountable or finally put to rest the questions clouding the results of the 2016 elections," he said.
He also warned about the Comelec's plan to utilize Smartmatic's VCMs for the 2019 elections, saying such decision is "problematic."
Senators supported Sotto's call and urged to revoke the contract awarded to Smartmatic, or ban the technology provider in future polls.


Remember the album cover? Before CD covers squeezed artwork to a small size and then downloads squeezed them out altogether, album covers were sometimes considered art.
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It all started with the album cover for Neil Young's After the Gold Rush. After some impressive detective work and even a note to the original photographer, Bob was able to track down the exact corner in New York City where the album cover was shot.
Go to Memolition for a great slideshow of some of Egan's discoveries. Then pop on over to his blog, popspotsync, to read more about how he found the locations.
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encourages students to become their own philosophers.
and trace lines of development towards contemporary thinking.
nonhuman creatures as well as human well-being.
value-theory and as the bases of theories about the Good Life.
mental ethics (see also Attfield, 2003), and the ethics of war.
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Ethics, and to cognitivism, realism and competing theories.
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The Wisconsin National Primate Research Center launched their new Primate Info Net (PIN), which provides resources surrounding nonhuman primates. PIN displays "primates in the news, educational resources, such as the always popular primate species fact sheets, information services and research resources."
Wisconsin National Primate Research Center's Primate Info Net Has Returned!
The Wisconsin National Primate Research Center launched their new Primate Info Net(PIN), which provides resources surrounding nonhuman primates.
PIN displays "primates in the news, educational resources, such as the always popular primate species fact sheets, information services and research resources."
It also has a section called Ask Primate, which "allows anyone to inquire about any primate or primatology topic.", and a section called Career Center that "facilitates exploration of jobs and volunteer opportunities in primatology, as well as offering career guidance from scientists."
For more information about PIN, visit: https://primate.wisc.edu/primate-info-net-is-back/.

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Salman Khan Mania Begins With Bharat
Published : 3 Jun 2019 11:18 AM GMT
Salman Khan fandom has hit theatres and eager fans have gone to great extents to watch 'bhai' onscreen. As Bharat gears up for release on June 5, Salman Khan enthusiasts across the country have indulged in massive advance booking. Popular single-screen theatre in Mumbai, Gaiety Galaxy witnessed a Salman Khan fan booking 150 seats just to watch Bhai on screen, reports DNA.
While one die-hard Salman admirer booked 150 seats, another one has gone to the extent of reserving an entire theatre! According to a report in Deccan Chronicle, a Salman fan from Nashik, named Ashish Singhal has booked an entire theatre to enjoy the first show of Bharat. And Salman mania refuses to die down as a fan club in Nepal went to the extent of booking an entire theatre inside a mall.
Bharat is directed by Ali Abbas Zafar and features Katrina Kaif in the lead role opposite Salman. The film revolves around the character of Bharat, who transforms from the age of 18 to 70 and his journey. Bharat is an official remake of Korean film Ode to my Father. The film also features Tabu, Disha Patani, Sunil Grover and Jackie Shroff in pivotal roles. Bharat is produced by Atul Agnihotri, Alvira Agnihotri, Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar under the banner of Reel Life Production Pvt Ltd. and Salman Khan Films, and is presented by T-Series.
After Bharat, Salman Khan has Dabangg 3 lined up, which is scheduled to release in December. He also has Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Inshallah with Alia Bhatt, which is scheduled for 2020. On the other hand, Katrina Kaif has Rohit Shetty's Sooryavanshi with Akshay Kumar. Inshallah and Sooryavanshi are set to clash on Eid 2020. (IANS)
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Virtually all nations of the world today realize the research and policy value of student performance data that come from testing the cognitive skills of students. While there is wide variation across nations in testing - differing by subject matter, grade level, purpose, and quality of testing - the idea of assessing what students know as opposed to how long they have been in school has diffused around the world, in part at the instigation of international development and aid agencies. Somewhat less known is that comparative cross-national testing has been going on for a long time. Nations participated in common international assessments of mathematics and science long before they instituted national testing programs. These common international assessments provide unique data for understanding both the importance of various factors determining achievement and the impact of skills on economic and social outcomes.


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Q: Equidistribution Theorem: distance between solutions Can please someone help me with the following problem.
Say we have a sequence $nx \; \mathrm{mod} \; 1$, where $n$ is a whole number and $x$ is irrational.
Now I need to solve the inequality
$nx \; \mathrm{mod} \; 1 < v$
with respect to $n$, for some given small $v$.
According to Equidistribution Theorem, this sequence is uniformly distributed on (0,1). And thus we definitely know that there is an infinite number of those $n$'s. But what can we say about these solutions themselves? In particular, I need to know if the distance between two consequtive solutions is limited or not.
It seems to be true to me, but maybe I'm missing something... and can't figure out a hard proof.

A: Basically you don't need the Weyl's Equi. theorem, it's enough to use Kronecker's lemma about density.
If you want to use measure theory, then your question follows from any ergodic theorem you would like + the fact that the system is uniquely ergodic.
If you want, you can use the theory of continued fractions to explicitly compute such a return time rate.
In the Furstenberg terminology, you want to say that the topological dynamical system of the rotation by $x$ is uniformly recurrent.
If you add nx to itself about ~ 1/(nx) times, you will end up being roughly close to your original nx (this can be made more precise using continued fractions).
It is even almost periodic, you always miss the interval (0,v) by at-most one rotation.
Hence the set of return times of the orbit of $0$ under the rotation by $x$ map is so-called syndethic set, means it has bounded gaps.

A: The sequence of fractional parts $\{ nx \}$ with $n \in \mathbb{Z}$ is dense in the reals.  First we can divide $[0,1]$ into intervals $[0,1/n]\cup [1/n,2/n]\cup \dots \cup [1-1/n,1]$.
Two numbers are in the same interval $n\alpha, n\beta \in [k/n, k/n+1/n]$  for some $0 < a < b < n+2$ and we get $n(b-a) \in [0,1/n]$.  We get evenly spaced values of $\{ n x\}$ for arbitrarily small spacing.
This is more or less Kronecker Approximation Theorem with a hint of why Weyl Equidistribution might be true.

When is $0 < \{ nx \} < x$, for $0 < x < 1$? This happens when $n = \lfloor 1/x \rfloor$.  Then
$$ 0 < \{ nx \} = \lfloor 1/x \rfloor x - \lfloor \lfloor 1/x \rfloor x \rfloor < x $$
But the floor-functions do simplify $ \lfloor \lfloor 1/x \rfloor x \rfloor = 1$.  Dividing both sides by $x$, the rotation is rescaled:
$$ 0 < \frac{\{ nx \}}{x } = \{ 1/x \}  < 1 $$

This is the ``renormalization" of the Euclidean algorithm in dynamics/number theory.

A: Here is a quick solution to your problem. Fix a positive integer $q$ such that $\{ qx \} <v $, and then fix a positive integer $s$ such that $1<s\{qx\}$. Now assume that $n$ is any integer satisfying $\{nx\}<v$. Let $r$ be the smallest positive integer such that $1<\{nx\}+r\{qx\}$. Clearly, $r\leq s$. In addition, $\{nx\}+r\{qx\}<1+\{qx\}<1+v$, hence in fact $\{(n+rq)x\}<v$. We showed that the gaps between the solutions of $\{nx\}<v$ is at most $sq$.

A: Your question is a special case of the question that I answered in complete detail here, where I gave an explicit fast algorithm that can be used to compute the return times to any interval. Your problem is essentially the case of $\alpha =0$, which is especially easy to compute. The integers you are asking for are very evenly spaced- a generalized arithmetic progression with two alternating moduli. So yes, the distance between consecutive integers that do what you want is bounded.

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What products did I use for my Nail Designs?
I like to look after my nails and since I change my nail polish every 2 days or so I set some time aside in the evening and remove all traces of nail polish, soak them in lukewarm water with a few drops of oil and then apply a hand cream.
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For my very first attempt I'm very happy, next time I do this I NEED to go and get myself a black nail art pen especially if I want to create Nail Designs!
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Marie-Louis-Pierre Félix Esquirou de Parieu, né le  à Aurillac et mort le  à Paris, est un homme d'État français. Dans sa carrière politique, il a notamment été ministre de l'Instruction publique et des Cultes du  au , vice-président du Conseil d'État du  au  et ministre présidant le conseil d'État du  au . Il est également connu comme l'un des précurseurs de l'Union européenne.

Biographie
Fils de Jean-Hippolyte Esquirou de Parieu, député de la droite dynastique, ancien élève du collège de Juilly, Félix Esquirou de Parieu est d'abord avocat. Il se montre adversaire de l'élection présidentielle au suffrage universel (masculin) en  et préconise plutôt le système américain. Après la démission de Falloux et quelques mois d'intérim, il est appelé au ministère de l'Instruction publique, à une époque où la question de l'enseignement fait l'objet de discussions passionnées. Pour assurer une meilleure situation financière aux instituteurs, il fait adopter, le , la loi qui porte son nom, dite « petite loi sur l'éducation ». Mais sa tâche principale est de faire voter  puis exécuter la loi qu'avait préparée son prédécesseur et qui, en réorganisant complètement la hiérarchie universitaire, plaçait de fait les académies départementales sous l'égide du clergé. Il sert donc les intérêts des catholiques en prenant des mesures musclées à l'encontre des instituteurs en majorité républicains-socialistes, ce qui cause de vifs remous dans le milieu enseignant. Il se rallie plus tard au coup d'État du Prince-président.

Il est nommé conseiller d'État en 1852 où il préside la section des finances, puis devient vice-président du Conseil d'État de 1855 à 1870, année où il est nommé ministre présidant le conseil d'État jusqu'à la fin de l'Empire.

Le  il assiste à la fondation de L'Œuvre des Écoles d'Orient, plus connue actuellement sous le nom de L'Œuvre d'Orient ; il fut membre de son premier Conseil général du .

Il est élu membre de l'Académie des sciences morales et politiques en 1865. Il est inhumé dans la chapelle familiale du cimetière Massigoux d'Aurillac.

Parieu et les projets d'Union monétaire : un visionnaire de l'Europe

Parieu devient l'un des plus éminents spécialistes français de la question monétaire et, à partir de 1858, il est l'un des avocats les plus déterminés de l'unification monétaire européenne. Luca Einaudi a dit de lui qu'il était en 1865 « l'homme idoine pour mener une diplomatie monétaire... un curieux mélange de réalisme politique et d'aspirations utopiques. »

Parieu présida la conférence monétaire de 1865, qui donna naissance à l'Union monétaire latine et fut pour une grande part son œuvre, ainsi que la conférence monétaire de 1867, qui tenta d'élargir cette union en une union européenne, voire mondiale, fondée sur un monnayage universel.

Cette invitation à adopter un monnayage commun pour toutes les « nations civilisées » était le résultat de facteurs économiques liés au développement de libre-échange et à l'émergence des premières idées fédéralistes en Europe. Parieu en symbolisa le caractère libéral.

Dès 1865, il exprima l'intention du gouvernement français de transformer l'Union monétaire latine et de considérer « une perspective plus large, celle d'une circulation monétaire uniforme pour toute l'Europe. » Il proposa en 1867 d'introduire une monnaie commune basée sur la pièce de 10 francs, appelée « Europe », dans une « Union européenne occidentale », dont le nom pourrait être changé dans le cas où les États-Unis manifesteraient leur désir d'y participer.

Selon lui, une Union monétaire européenne basée sur l'étalon-or offrirait une « circulation métallique riche et confortable, la possibilité d'un accord avec la plus grande puissance commerciale d'Europe, l'Angleterre, ainsi qu'avec l'Allemagne... La destruction graduelle dans l'ordre économique d'une de ces fréquentes barrières qui divisent les nations, et dont la réduction faciliterait leur mutuelle conquête morale, servant ainsi de prélude aux fédérations pacifiques du futur. »

Cette référence aux fédérations pacifiques du futur est d'autant plus révélatrice que Parieu anticipa, dans son ouvrage Principes de Science Politique, publié en 1870, la structure institutionnelle de l'Union européenne après la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Ainsi, Parieu décrivait un cadre fédéral, une « Union européenne » dirigée par une « Commission européenne » dont les membres seraient nommés par les gouvernements nationaux, rejoints plus tard par un « Parlement européen. » Cette fédération devait prévenir d'autres guerres européennes et réaliser la mise en commun d'une monnaie, des transports, d'une poste et des représentations diplomatiques.

Parieu était conscient du caractère visionnaire de ses ambitions et déclara à un Sénat impérial sceptique en 1870 : « Dans l'histoire de l'humanité, l'utopie généreuse d'hier peut être transformée en une création pratique et faisable de demain, parce que le monde a progressé. »

Les positions fédéralistes de Parieu, bien en avance sur son temps, ont contribué à donner une crédibilité intellectuelle et une profondeur au projet français, au-delà de toute tentative d'interprétation hégémonique.

La conférence de 1867, visant à « favoriser l'établissement d'un circulation monétaire uniforme entre tous les états civilisés » réunit tous les États européens, la Russie, l'Empire ottoman et les États-Unis pour discuter des possibilités de créer une union monétaire. Parieu présida la plupart des huit séances de la conférence et conclut sur le fait que « le monde entier s'accorde sur les bénéfices que doit engendrer une unité monétaire. »

Mais cette conférence échoua, à la fois à cause du peu d'enthousiasme que montrèrent l'Angleterre et de la Prusse et à cause de l'opposition résolue des Banques centrales. Cet échec laissa Parieu amer et politiquement marginalisé.

Les mêmes considérations présidèrent à l'élaboration au  du projet d'Union économique et monétaire (UEM) et ce projet rencontra les mêmes résistances qu'au . Elles ne furent levées que par le changement de politique de l'Allemagne (mais pas du Royaume-Uni) et par le fait que les banques centrales, étant nationalisées, ne furent pas en position de maintenir une opposition aussi systématique qu'au .

Décorations
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Publications
 Étude sur la pratique dorée, (Paris, Au bureau de la revue, 1844, 36pp)
 La Question monétaire en France et à l'étranger, Revue contemporaine,  (1865).
L'Union monétaire de la France, de l'Italie, de la Belgique et de la Suisse : le Münzverein latin, Revue Contemporaine,  (1866).
De l'uniformité monétaire. Journal des économistes, juin, (1867) .
Principes de la science politique, (Paris, 1870).
La Politique monétaire en France et en Allemagne, (1872).

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INTERVIEW: A Talk With Thomas Muse, Founder Of The Band Jettykoon
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Jettykoon at the Montauket. (Photo: Darren J. Helgesen)
Within five seconds of talking with Jettykoon founder Thomas Muse you understand that he is a serious, committed man - to everything he does. He has tremendous passion for life and living life the right way. Born in Rockville Center, Long Island, Muse's dad's family came to Long Island via Buffalo, New York. However, Muse is pure Long Island grit. He lives with his family in Montauk, but it is his eleven-year tradition of playing music at the Montauket that was at the center of our talk.
Jettykoon is a band of friends that play "background vibe music" while performing at the Montauket. Muse explained, "We don't want to dominate the mood of the beautiful setting sun, and the special conversations the folks are having, we want to augment the specialness." He explained they want to provide "a soundtrack" to a wonderful sunset evening at perhaps the location best known in the Hamptons for sunsets.
The name Jettykoon comes from the tale of Thomas and son Cashus calling out to the raccoon that lived in the Ditch Plains jetty. As Muse said, "One day I called out and the echo came back, Jettykoon! We were about to start our gigs at the Montauket and we chose that to be the band's name."
Muse at Ditch. (Photo: Dalton Portella)
There are so many places to start to explain the music of Jettykoon, but the best place to start is with the "infusion" of music Muse's father, Harry Lee Muse, bestowed on his son at an early age. From Johnny Cash to Soul Train, his dad insisted he take notice of the language of music. Muse started with playing the trumpet in 5th and 6th grade, but moved to theater where he sang and acted on stage in high school. Eventually his life long tango around learning to play the guitar manifested itself into the singer, songwriter, community activist, great husband and father he is today.
A track record of business success and many years of focused hard work enabled Muse to have an epiphany to zero in on his passion of synthesizing words and music. "I had mountains of notebooks of words/lyrics/thoughts being an English Lit major at Albany, and when I heard the sounds of certain chords it just came together," he relayed. Then he credited Chris McCarthy of giving Muse and his friends the chance to play Thursday nights at the Montauket. It's been an eleven-year success. A local fan base of appreciative folks constantly show up and support Jettykoon.
When asked to name two songs of Jettykoon he is most proud of Muse first said that he was "very proud of all of them." When I pressed on, he said he is very proud of Saddle and the Rope, a song from his most recent X album. This song has a huge psychic connection from the powerful book Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee by Dee Brown - that his father actually gifted to him perhaps four times before he finally read it.
Then he mentioned FDA the Song, which says a lot about who Thomas Muse is. This song is important because his commitment to putting a bright spotlight on what needs to be known about the big business of drugs is there for all to see. I gave the X album (available on iTunes) a listen and enjoyed what I heard. Its freshness, its genuineness and its raw creative power should entice everyone to go to iTunes and give it a good listen.
In addition to Muse, who spearheads the band's songwriting, acoustic guitar and vocals, Jettykoon features William Lucey (bass), Peter "Bosco" Michne (lead guitar), and Chris Mehos (drums). Founding Members include Muse, Lucey and Abby Levin (drums).
Lastly, there is the personal side of Thomas Muse. He is married to East End music icon Nancy Atlas and together they have a family of three wonderful children. Cashus Lee Muse, age 13, Levon Louis Muse, age 7, and the adorable Tallulah Mavis Muse, age 5. They surf together, sing together, and are experiencing a Montauk version of the best life on the East End. He did say he knows how lucky he is that Nancy is his wife. "She's just really amazing on every level and she is my wife and the mother of our children. I know what I have. I'm thankful," he concluded.
Upcoming Jettykoon gigs include Townline BBQ on Friday, June 14 from 6 to 9 p.m., Montauket on Thursday, June 27 at 6 p.m., and Coast Grill (Thomas and Bosco) on Friday, June 28 from 8 to 11 p.m.
For more information on Jettykoon, visit jettykoon.com.
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Advonkit Law Firm represents its clients in the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts specially Delhi, Punjab and Haryana, Allahabad, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujrat and Bombay. Advoknit also work in all the District Courts in Delhi NCR, all national-level Tribunals and Forums like the Central Administrative Tribunal, Debt Recovery Tribunal and Appellate Tribunal, National Company Law Tribunal, National Green Tribunal, National Consumer Disputes Commission, Armed Forces Appellate Tribunal, Competition Commission and Arbitratorsl.
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Q: LINQ To SQL Eager Loading with 1 to many and many to many Relation ships I am new to using Linq to SQL and I have an issue
This is part of my model:

*

*Visit > VisitProduct < Product

*Visit > VisitSample < Product

*Visit > VisitStatus

I want to eager load the visit entity with all related entities,But It gives me an "InvalidCastexception". ,I use this code:
using (TeamsExcellenceDataContext context = new TeamsExcellenceDataContext())

{

            DataLoadOptions lo = new DataLoadOptions();
            context.DeferredLoadingEnabled = false;
            lo.LoadWith<Visit>(v => v.Visitstatus);
            lo.LoadWith<Visit>(v => v.VisitProducts);
            lo.LoadWith<Visit>(v => v.VisitSamples);

            context.LoadOptions = lo;
            var temp = (from v in context.Visits
                   where v.VisitID == visitID
                   select v).Single();
            Visit v = temp;
        }

The generated SQL statement is split into 2 parts (I don't know why this occur?):
SELECT [t0].[VisitID], [t0].[StartDate], [t0].[EndDate], [t0].[TypeID], [t0].[StatusID], [t0].[NextObjective], [t0].[CpFeedback], [t0].[Feedback], [t0].[AccID], [t0].[CustMPID], [t0].[AccTreeID], [t0].[RepPermitDays], [t0].[ModeTypeID], [t0].[Recurrence], [t0].[RecurrenceParentKey], [t0].[CDate], [t2].[VisitID] AS [VisitID2], [t2].[ProductID], [t2].[VisitProductTurn], [t2].[CDate] AS [CDate2], (
    SELECT COUNT(*)
    FROM [dbo].[VisitProducts] AS [t3]
    WHERE [t3].[VisitID] = [t0].[VisitID]
    ) AS [value], [t1].[VisitStatusID], [t1].[VisitStatusName], [t1].[VisitStatusMarker], [t1].[CDate] AS [CDate3]
FROM [dbo].[Visits] AS [t0]
INNER JOIN [dbo].[Visitstatus] AS [t1] ON [t1].[VisitStatusID] = [t0].[StatusID]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [dbo].[VisitProducts] AS [t2] ON [t2].[VisitID] = [t0].[VisitID]
WHERE [t0].[VisitID] = @p0
ORDER BY [t0].[VisitID], [t1].[VisitStatusID], [t2].[ProductID]
-- @p0: Input Int (Size = -1; Prec = 0; Scale = 0) [411]
-- Context: SqlProvider(Sql2008) Model: AttributedMetaModel Build: 4.0.30319.1

SELECT [t0].[VisiteID], [t0].[ProductID], [t0].[SampleQuantity], [t0].[CDate]
FROM [dbo].[VisitSamples] AS [t0]
WHERE [t0].[VisiteID] = @x1
-- @x1: Input Int (Size = -1; Prec = 0; Scale = 0) [411]
-- Context: SqlProvider(Sql2008) Model: AttributedMetaModel Build: 4.0.30319.1/

The exception doesn't not occur if I omit this line:
lo.LoadWith<Visit>(v => v.Visitstatus);

OR any of these lines
lo.LoadWith<Visit>(v => v.VisitSamples);
lo.LoadWith<Visit>(v => v.VisitProducts);

What I am doing wrong or how can I work around this issue?

A: The problem was that the exception InvalidCastexception is thrown cause the primary key for the table Visitstatus is of type tinyint and apparently Linq To SQl has a problem with this DB data type so I changed the tinyint type to int and It works !!!
So this raises A question here what if I am not allowed to change the Data Base Design or it is crucial that I use the Data Base Type tinyInt Is there any work around ?


This year the Scroll is launching a new advice column, featuring Country Day's Student Council Treasurer, math extraordinaire, and overall favorite person, Kenny Wang. Send any questions you have for him to [email protected] For our first edition, Kenny was asked about the best teachers and classes here at Country Day. Here is his guide to our Upper School.
It was a hard decision to choose to answer this question, or "How can I possibly cope with the death of Harambe?" (Well, Harambe has become an idea. And an idea will never die. It will only grow stronger with the relentless passage of time).
Now that I'm a senior, the details are getting fuzzy, but I'll go through what my muddled mind remembers the most of each class (which is not much).
Dr. McCall's Ancient World History – Lots and lots of stretching after learning about really old laws and losing units to terrain advantage. Quite a bit of learning about how to be a historian (the prelude to the sophomore and junior papers) topped off with DMac's endless puns and history jokes.
Ms. Floyd's Freshman/AP English – Romeo and Juliet, Great Expectations, and some other books that escape my memory. But, a solace amongst the terrible oceans of antique words, Ms. Floyd hands out snacks and lets students go to lunch when they should. Look forward to getting literally or metaphorically lost in the woods while trying to know thyself junior year.
Senora Suarez's Spanish I – Slideshows of vocabulary and inevitable Zumba time. Sometimes Senora Suarez puts you in a picture for the yearbook. A good time overall.
Mrs. Back's Geometry/Pre-Calc – Math is math, and you get to take notes while listening to Mrs. Back's soothing tone and corny jokes. Sometimes you design solar panels (watch out Elon Musk) and sometimes you 3D-print hexagons of varying sizes, but astonishingly the same volume. Other times, spirographs are drawn.
Mr. Dunn's Freshman/Sophomore Bio – Lots of material and frequent tests and Mr. Dunn's savagery. Not just savagery in making fun of people and educational videos, but also savagery in demonstrations of how to properly and humanely behead a goldfish, or how to crack open a cat cadaver to examine its organs.
Mrs. Dunn's Sophomore English – If Mr. Dunn is savage, then Mrs. Dunn is at least as brutal, if not more. Depressing books with emotional sacrifices and equally depressing amounts of red marks on essays. Emphasis on actually reading the books and learning words to roast your friends with on the sentence forming portion of vocabulary quizzes. Additional emphasis on learning quotes and sometimes forgetting those quotes in front of the entire class.
Mr. Black's Modern European History – This class is a wildcard. You'll be reading enough texts to build a house for a large hamster. You could be learning about anything from the artwork that was simply a toilet to the peerless dietary efficiency of the potato. More fun is watching the Prisoner (which is a wild ride) and listening to Mr. Black sing in all his glory.
Mr. Faulhaber's Algebra II – If math class was a comedy, then Mr. Faulhaber would be the straight man. Even if he thinks something is funny, he might act like it's simply ridiculous. You can't be nuts or bring nuts into this classroom.
Senora Castro's Spanish II/III – Healthy amounts of Spanish and Spanish-related projects. Also a concentrated smattering of Vistas homework, along with a frustration at the little man with a walnut shaped head constantly repeating "No…" or "Try it again," except in Spanish.
Mrs. Wietmarschen's Band – You play songs and wrong notes, but it is unknown to you whether there are more songs or more wrong notes being played. You are also conscripted into concerts and performances, but you do it all, because you know it is for the glory of the band. Actually, a pretty laid-back class with Mrs. Wietmarschen, who can play any instrument.
Mrs. Butler's AP Chem – Writing detailed lab notebooks and studying for lots of chemistry tests seem pretty good. But there are also even more fun things to do, such as making myriads of mole puns for Mole Day, launching ice cream ingredients wrapped in a ball of tape and ice at your friend's head, tie-dying shirts that eventually become an indeterminate color, and listening to Mrs. Butler sing Happy Birthday in Dutch.
Mr. Twyford's Intro to Engineering – A lot of different things you can do here. You'll be doing a lot of Arduino wiring, and sometimes serve as the general handy-people for when anyone wants anything built or fixed on campus, such as a gaga pit for the middle school. For the final project, you might not know what's going on, but you might also be able to produce the modern miracle that is the Nintoaster.
Dr. Tyrrell's APUSH – John. Adams. It's nice learning about John Adams and confusing events in American history, but this class will put you through a grinder. There will be DBQs. There will be sources. There will be a junior paper and you may or may not choose to procrastinate until it is due, but it will hurt. Dr. Tyrrell might also order you out of the room, but usually she just acts exasperated in a good-natured way to anything that happens.
Dr. Tyrrell's Economics – Seems to be a distinct lack of John Adams, but there are more graphs that'll leave you wondering what the numbers really mean.
Ms. Thornberry's Senior English – Sometimes frightening. Sometimes Hamlet.
Mr. Miller's Physics – Self-proclaimed petty tyrant with an aggressive rivalry with Mr. Dahl.
Senora Robitaille's AP Spanish – When in Senora Robitaille's class, speak Spanish.
Mr. Twyford's AP Computer Science – Programming and confusion distributed evenly.
Mr. Neugebauer – Unbounded limits and unbounded enthusiasm for math.
Hopefully this little summary will help you be more informed when choosing your classes next year. Unless you don't care about my opinion, in which case — you're the real winner.


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Alphonse Morellet est un homme politique français né le  à Bourg-en-Bresse (Ain) et décédé le  à Lyon (Rhône).

Avocat à Bourg-en-Bresse, il entre à la commission municipale de Lyon en 1848. Il est député du Rhône de 1849 à 1851, siégeant à gauche.

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Naissance en février 1809
Naissance à Bourg-en-Bresse
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Décès à Lyon
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Décès à 66 ans
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30 Years Ago: Changes at Top Are Hinted
Posted by Cindy | May 24, 2019
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the nationwide, student-led democracy movement in China, and the subsequent June 4th military crackdown in Beijing. To commemorate the student movement, CDT is posting a series of original news articles from 1989, beginning with the death of Hu Yaobang on April 15 and continuing through the tumultuous spring.
From the May 24, 1989 New York Times:
As hundreds of thousands of people demonstrated in Beijing and Shanghai for the ouster of Prime Minister Li Peng, China's top leaders met in secret in the capital on Tuesday and appeared to make significant progress in breaking the political deadlock.
Early this morning, there were signs that Zhao Ziyang, the Communist Party leader, who was stripped of his powers late last week after he urged a moderate line toward students demonstrating for democracy, might be making a comeback.
There were also hints in official news reports that Mr. Li might be in political trouble, and military troops began to withdraw from some of their positions in the capital.
The most striking sign of a change in the power struggle came early this morning when news organizations for the first time in several days referred to Mr. Zhao and identified him as still being the General Secretary of the Communist Party. [Source]
From the May 24, 1989 Los Angeles Times:
A Hong Kong radio station reported that the ruling Communist Party Politburo met Tuesday and decided that Li should lose both his position as premier and his place on the five-member Standing Committee of the Politburo. The report could not be immediately confirmed, but there was strong evidence that Li cannot remain in power.
Communist Party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang, who favors rapid economic and political liberalization, appeared best positioned to emerge as China's No. 1 leader. But someone else might come out on top when the current crisis is resolved.
"Truth Triumphs Over Power," declared a banner hanging on the side of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences building along Tuesday's parade route. At the head of the march were intellectuals from the influential think tank, which is controlled by the Communist Party but also is a center of reformist sentiment. Some described Li's action last week in declaring martial law as an attempt at a military coup. [Source]
Also from another article in the same day's New York Times:
Not many Chinese follow Italian politics, so perhaps it was a bit surprising for People's Daily to carry a small front-page article Sunday on the resignation of the Italian Government.
But in China, where subtlety is a way of journalism as of life, the message was obvious: China's Government should think about resigning as well. Such hints are still as much a part of Chinese newspapers as ink and paper, but the last few weeks has seen a minor revolution in what newspapers can publish.
As a result, the hints are getting ever bolder, and sometimes newspapers even make their point outright. In a dramatic contrast to the press coverage before the student demonstrations began more than five weeks ago, China's news organizations can now cover events that the Government would perhaps rather hush up.
Some say a semi-independent press may be the democracy movement's greatest achievement and a significant spur to further liberalization. [Source]
Also, from the same paper, "Chinese take Umbrage At Attack on Mao Portrait."
[This series was originally posted by CDT in 2009 to mark the 20th anniversary of the protests. If you have access to additional sources of original reporting, video, accounts or photos from the spring of 1989, please send them to us at [email protected] and we'll consider including them in this series. Many thanks.]
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China tempers hopes about US tariff truce
BEIJING (AP) — A truce in a U.S.-Chinese tariff war and Beijing's promises to open more of its state-dominated economy are raising investor hopes. But Beijing is trying to temper expectations, while companies express frustration over the halting pace of market-opening. The China Daily, an English-...
China says postal fees to rise after US complaint
BEIJING (AP) — Fees paid by China to the United States and other countries to deliver packages will nearly triple through 2025 under an agreement by the global postal union following complaints by Washington, the Chinese post office said Tuesday. Payments will rise 27% next year and by 164% in...
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World postal union rejects Trump's favored reform plan
GENEVA (AP) — In a showdown Tuesday at a Universal Postal Union meeting, countries rejected the Trump administration's favored approach to an international mail problem that is making the U.S. consider leaving the 145-year-old body. The meeting in Geneva this week is shaping up as a test of the...
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Global postal union meets amid Trump threat to pull US out
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Mail carrier Mary Granados was alone in her U.S. Postal Service truck when she was shot and killed by a gunman who hijacked the white vehicle in West Texas amid his frenzy of violence. Granados, 29, was among seven people between the ages of 15 and 57 killed Saturday. Another 22 were injured,...
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Uncounted Oregon votes expose election vulnerability
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Top 10 Bollywood Singers – 2016
Bollywood music is very popular all over the world. Bollywood Item songs are the heartbeat of part and marriage. the sweetest voice of the musicians helps reduce stress and gives relaxation therapy to people. Here we are listing top 10 musicians of Bollywood Based on their popularity in the year 2016.
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1|Arijit Singh | DOB- 25 April 1987 |
|Music Style – classical music|
| Role:Playback Singer |
Arijit Singh is one of the popular Bollywood singers.He comes from the land of Rabindra Sangeet. He has worked with many famous music directors of Bollywood. He comes into the limelight with his famous song 'Tum Hi Ho' from 'Aashiqui 2′. Arjit is considered as top romantic Play singer, his every song becomes hit worldwide. He is a king of voice and romance.He was honoured with Filmfare award In 2013. In 2014 he was awarded as IIFA best male playback singer.
2| Kanika Kapoor| DOB- 23 March 1981 |
Kanika Kapoor Started her singing journey with a music video 'jugni ji' in 2012. Song was a hit.In 2014 she started playback Singing Career with the song 'Baby Doll' . She composed the song for film Ragini MMS 2. She won critical acclaim for her singing style and earned several awards for her singing. She was also honoured with Filmfare award for best Female Playback Singer.
3| Ankit Tiwari| DOB- March 6, 1986 |
A known music director and singer Ankit Tiwari comes from a musical family. Music is in his vain. His childhood days were full of music . He took his singing lessons from Guru Vinod Kumar Dwivedi ji. Ankit started his musical journey in 2011 with 'Do Dooni Chaar' and Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster. One of his song from film 'Aashiqui 2′ made him over -night musical star. Since then he never looked back and gave numerous hit songs to Bollywood.
4|Neha Kakkar | DOB-6 June 1984|
|Music Style – Rap,folk|
Neha Kakkar songs are synonyms with party tracks. She is very popular among youth for her bold look and open singing style. Her dance moves add a lot of charm to her songs. Indian Idol Season-2 gave her a platform to boost her singing talent. although she has not taken any formal training for music Neha become popular with her track 'Sunny Sunny' along with Honey Singh.
5|Honey Singh | DOB- 15 March 1983 |
|Music Style –Rap, folk |
Honey Singh is popular rap singer. His singing style is popular among Bollywood Directors. After the success of 'lungi Dance' number in Chennai Express.His songs in Bollywood Film were popular Numbers for the party among youth. he joined the music industry in 2005 with album 'peshi' and since then with passing time he emerged as one of the finest,popular musicians and singers of Bollywood.
6| Shreya Ghoshal | DOB- 12 March 1984 |
|Music Style –classical music |
Shreya Ghoshal one of the greatest vocalist of India doesn't need any introduction. Her admirable voice is popular among people of all generations. she is so perfect in her delivery that ,at a very young age she was invited to judge famous children's music show 'Sa Re Ga Ma Pa'. She started her play pack journey at a very young age and acquired proficiency not only in Hindi but also in Tamil, Telugu and Kannada. she has received four national Awards for her contribution to music.
7| Divya Kumar|
Divya Kumar comes from a well knew Music family . He started singing since the age of eight, but his music career began with film 'Tutiya Dil'.He is a trained musician who is known for his capability to sing all kinds of song. His Song'Maston Ka Jhund' from the movie Bhaag Milkha Bhaag was hit number and received a lot of critical acclaims.
8| Rahat Fateh Ali Khan| DOB- 1974 |
|Music Style – Sufi music |
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is the nephew of Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and son of Ustad Farrukh Fateh Ali Khan who earned huge fame by singing Muslim Sufis style. Rahat has the ability to travel highest notes easily though his voice though to be most romantic especially among the young generation. He attained enormous popularity since first Bollywood song 'Lagi Tumse Man Ki Lagan' for Pooja Bhatt's movie 'Paap' and later on emerged one of the most popular singers in Bollywood.
9|Mohit Chauhan | DOB- 11 March 1966 |
|Music Style – classical music |
Mohit Chauhan is from Himachal Pradesh.He has never received any formal training in music. Apart from music , he has a good command over instruments like guitar, harmonica and flute.His music journey in Bollywood began in the year 2002 with a song'Pehli Nazar Meir Dari Thi'.
10|Sonu Nigam | DOB- 30 July 1973 |
Sonu Nigam is a Legend of music . His contribution to Indian music is appreciated all over the world.he started singing at the age of 4 .He was trained by Hindustani classical singer Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan. His singing style is considered similar to the legendary Mohd. Rafi whom he also considers his motivation.
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Mission Blue Camp was created to give kids an opportunity to learn and be active in the summer while having tons of fun. We leverage the gifts of local teaching talent, excellent facilities and the natural resources of San Bruno Mountain and the San Francisco Bay. We want the camp to be a platform that is always open to creating new learning experiences that are accessible to all kids. Our partnerships with local youth programs, community organizations, local businesses, the Brisbane School District and the City of Brisbane help us create a unique camp experience.
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Wednesday 12/2: THE organic farmer suing his neighbour in the landmark GM court case took to the witness stand on Tuesday.
The court heard from plaintiff Steve Marsh about the alleged GM contamination event that took place on his Kojonup organic farm in 2010.
Much of the afternoon session was devoted to Mr Marsh's affidavit and the exhibition of a number of farm photographs and maps to establish the location, topography and condition of Mr Marsh's Eagle Rest farm for judge, Justice Kenneth Martin.
Photos of sensitive site signage erected around the boundary of Eagle Rest accompanied numerous copies of further documentation pertaining to Mr Marsh's case, including a letter to former WA Agriculture and Food Minister Terry Redman in 2009, letters sent to the West Arthur and Kojonup shires before the alleged GM canola swaths were found on the organic farm and GPS paddock locations of where the alleged swaths were discovered.
Documents relating to Mr Marsh's National Association for Sustainable Agriculture Australia (NASAA) organic status accreditation, the search for and clean-up of canola swaths and subsequent decertification were also committed to evidence throughout the afternoon.


With the 2010 NFL Draft wrapped up, it's time to turn our attention to 2011 and take a look at some of the top prospects for next season. This week, I'll be doing a six-part series identifying my top 100 senior prospects. Remember this is only a preliminary look. Here are my prospects ranked 1-10.
A favorite of the National Football Post who spent most of the 2009 season ranked at the top the NFP's Super 30. He's a tough, strong-armed kid who can make all the throws as well as create with his feet once he breaks containment. I expect him to continue maturing in the intricacies of the pass game next season under Washington head coach Steve Sarkisian and make a legit run for the top overall spot in 2011. The only real concern I have is whether Locker fully loves the game of football or sees himself playing baseball at the next level.
There isn't much this guy can't do. He's strong enough to anchor at the point of attack as both a 3-4 or 4-3 DE and also possesses the get-off burst to shoot gaps and penetrate inside. He will likely end up being on just about every team's draft board and looks like a potential blue-chip defensive lineman in any scheme.
Nebraska's Ndamukong Suh and Oklahoma's Gerald McCoy were the two most dominant defensive linemen I saw on tape last year. However, I could easily make the case that No. 3 was Iowa's Adrian Clayborn. He's not an explosive, quick-twitch edge rusher, but the guy plays with tremendous power, knows how to use his long arms and powerful hands to shed blocks and has a great feel for both the run and pass game. Projects as a very good three-down lineman in the NFL.
Carimi is a tall, long-armed offensive tackle who showcases a real mean streak in the run game and impressive overall range and athleticism vs. the pass. He still needs to tighten up his overall footwork off the edge as he has a tendency to get a bit overextended on his kick-slide, but the tools are there for him to be the top offensive tackle off the board next April.
You can say what you want about his size, but Miller was one of the most natural pass rushers I saw on tape last season. He not only was able to consistently fire off the edge and cleanly reach the corner, he also was so sudden and fluid even at top speed that he would routinely sidestep blocks and accelerate toward the quarterback. Looks like potential impact-caliber pass-rushing outside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme.
A great looking safety prospect who exhibits impressive range and power vs. both the run and pass game. However, it's his fluidity, balance and change-of-direction skills for a safety of his size that have me so intrigued. Williams still has a tendency to gamble at times and will take himself out of some plays, but as a senior I really expect him to showcase more discipline in the deep half and mature into one of the nation's top ball-hawks.
From a physical standpoint, this guy has it all. He's a natural bender with a thick base who's tough to move off the ball. Plus, he possesses a good first step for his size with the range to run sideline to sideline and track the football. However, he simply has not put it all together yet. He has yet to learn how to use his hands properly to consistently disengage from blocks and hasn't become a legitimate big-time playmaker inside. He did come back for his senior season, so obviously Austin wants to make sure he's as NFL-ready as he can be. It will be interesting to see how he develops from a technical standpoint this offseason.
I know this might be a little high for Powe, but I honestly think he projects as one of the best pure nose tackles in the class. He possesses a skill set similar to that of former Boston College standout B.J. Raji as he's tough to move off the ball and showcases impressive athleticism for his size. Ultimately, I think he could be someone you might build your defense around inside at the next level.
After watching tape of Bailey in 2009, the guy flashes downright dominant ability. He's explosive off the ball, is extremely powerful and strong for his size and has the kind of length to consistently fight his way off blocks. However, he's still learning the position and hasn't quite put it all together matching his technique with his physical ability. Nevertheless, he was productive in '09, and if he continues to work hard and develop, the sky really is the limit for an athlete of his caliber.


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In a first-time collaboration with brilliant violinist Nadia Debono, Ahmed Dickinson will feature at Malta International Arts Festival. This performance is a delightful, passionate, exciting journey from baroque music, gradually evolving into contemporary Cuban music through the music of Bach, Paganini, Bartók, De Falla, Piazzolla, and contemporary Cuban composer Eduardo Martin.
XXXIII International Festival of Plectrum in Segorbe, Spain.
Ahmed Dickinson and Maryla Díaz were guests of honor at the XXXIII International Festival of Plectrum Music in Segorbe, organized by the Cultural Association of Friends of Music and the Department of Culture of Segorbe City Hall. They opened the celebrations om Saturday 6th May, with a programme that included baroque, classical and romantic works for guitar and plectrum instruments such as mandoline, lute and bandurria.
Leo Brouwer is one of contemporary music's living legends. Acclaimed in his youth as one of the all-time great performers of the classical guitar, the Cuban composer is a Honorary Member of UNESCO and is recognised worldwide as the guitar's most outstanding living composer for the instrument, and as a pioneer in the fusion of musical styles and genres. A selection of leading young musicians honour Brouwer's visit to the UK with a bespoke programme curated by Cuban guitarist Ahmed Dickinson, featuring some of Brouwer's most exciting guitar and chamber works, performed in the heavenly classical guitar acoustic of London's Bolívar Hall in the presence of the composer himself.
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Cubafilin.com releases a very special edition.
Cubafilin.com has recently released four of the famous Martín - Domínguez guitar works. It has been an honour to work with both composers onthis project. These four pieces were also included in Ahmed's most recent recording "The Bridge".


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Walter Scott Shooting, Yemen and US State Department – ITEL Radio – 4.11.15
TheFetch | April 14, 2015
Inside the Eye – Live! for April 11, 2015, discussed the Walter Scott shooting in S. Carolina, as well as international events as Yemen, Russia and it's seeming efforts to avoid becoming immersed under "the New World Order". Additional international news and insights added to a very interesting show.
The Walter Scott Shooting – A Flight from Child Support Extortion?
The Walter Scott shooting by a S. Carolina "white" officer by the name of Michael Slager. The position here is very simple. With the rational and intelligence bar being reduced more and more, what we are finding in the United States is that police are essentially a class of people who are intellectually deficient for the job at hand and, owing to their lower intelligence, Americans do not want to be getting themselves into accepting a reality where cops can behave as the judge, jury, and executioner.
Worse. We are finding disturbing patterns relative to policing in the United States. In the case of Walter Scott, we have a 52 year old man being pulled over for a broken tail lamp. A real serious question arises: how can police be so inept and stupid that a "broken tail lamp stop" escalates to cold blooded murder by the cop against the "offending" driver with a broken tail lamp?
Can any cop explain such lunacy to me?
However, as we dug into the story, we came across a father's rights activist, Tommy Sotomayor who put forward the idea that one of the underlying pressures under which Walter Scott was dealing was that he had already spent 6 stints in jail for child support and that 1/8 of S. Carolina's male population is in prison due to what is amounting to "child support extortion".
With this angle to the story, it makes sense why Walter Scott's tail lamp on his car was not fixed: he first had to pay a ton of back money for child support (plus interest). So for some black woman demanding that "she get her money", an officer is in jail for murder and a black man is dead.
Welcome to 'Merica.
Russia and the New (Jew) World Order
Another developing global theme is the continuing, or completed, digression of "the West" into total decay. When it comes to "doing business with the West" as regards international law and international affairs, a sad reality is that "the West" has become thoroughly discredited and distrusted.
The Russians, for their part, have been able to rid their society of much of the Jewish fifth columnists that held strategic positions withing the administrative body of the Soviet Union and the latter Russian Federation. This was achieved during the purge of the middle to late 1990's, when a large number of Jews emigrated to Israel and the United States.
What appears to be happening now is that Russia and China have made a decision to disconnect from the Jewish money system of the West. A competitor to SWIFT and the development of inter-bank clearing platforms completed by both Russia and China, as well as the creation of a non-Western sovereign investment development bank ensures that Western influence and good will has reached a terminal level.
The latest events in Syria and Ukraine have driven final nails into whatever allusions Russia had in dealing with "the West" on an equal and partnership basis.
US State Department for Yemen in Chaos
It was not too long ago that the geopolitical geniuses within the State Department and Executive Branches of the US Government were hailing the success of Yemen as a showcase in the "fight against terrorism". Clearly such statements were not rooted in a true understanding of the facts on the ground, so one has to wonder what all those intelligence assets deployed in Yemen were really doing.
The United States has lost total control of Yemen.
The country has spiraled out of control. US State and military/intelligence assets have been routed. US intelligence files in the hands of the former government have become completely compromised. The Yemen central government has been chased out of the country, with small and scattered contingents remaining in the southern port city of Aden. Saudi Arabia, in collaboration with 10 GCC countries, have started an extensive air campaign to try to reverse the success that was American in Yemen.
And now this:
Pakistan, long expected to be trump card that the Saudi's could play in time of severe consequences has politely declined to be a party to the growing operation in Yemen.
Then there are the reports of American citizens being completely abandoned in Yemen, with the State Department essentially falling back on statements that Americans were advised to avoid travel to Yemen. American efforts to extricate American citizens is limited to giving instructions to seek the help of any country willing to assist, be it India or others.
In the meantime, Russian has conducted an airlift and extricated over 300 citizens from multiple countries.
It is becoming painfully clear that the United States needs to completely revamp its personnel responsible for international affairs. Syria, Ukraine, Yemen, Iraq, Libya – all proof that leaving a trail of destruction is the only strategy for those in charge of US foreign policy.
And that hints that America's foreign policy is not in America's interests, but rather the interests of a ruthless cabal.
You can hear the entire show here:
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Congratulations go out to Brett Young and his wife, Taylor, who announced they are expecting their first child together.
They have been married for four months the baby is due in the early fall.
Brett says, "We have always shared the same heart for wanting a family. I love knowing that we get to give this little one an amazing life, and I just can't wait for the future ahead of us as a family. We are so blessed."
Congrats to Michael Ray as he celebrates his 3rd number one this week. One That Got Away is sitting at the top of the Mediabase Country Airplay chart.


The weather was appalling on Sunday at St Ives, however, the Brampton Branch of IPMS UK pulled out all the stops and provided us modellers another fantastic show. There were several traders with kits new and old, with some five dealing with second-hand kits. There were some real bargains to be had. Anyone know who got the Revell 1/32 Jack that sold for a tenner? There were books and decals. It was almost like a mini Nationals. Many clubs and branches were attendance and it was nice to meet up with old friends and even make a few new ones.
Our JASIG was again on the 1st floor and we had a good showing with John Drummond and Tim Cant helping me to carry the WWII torch with Julien Dixon bringing us into the jet era with a pair of JASDF F-86 Sabres and a Fuji T1-A (below).
Our next scheduled display will be at Telford on Saturday and Sunday, November 13th and 14th. We've been asked to volunteer an hour or so each day to help with the running of the show and as soon as we know the taskings I'll contact those of you who kindly volunteered your time to help.
Eduardo Cea has been busy and added two volumes to his Air Collection series of Japanese military aircraft: Vol 5, Part 2 of IJN Land Based Aircraft from 1929-1945; and Vol 6, Bombers of the IJA 1939-1945.
Mark 1 Ltd, in conjunction with 4+ has published a volume on Lockheed's T-33 Thunderbird with a decal sheet for twelve aircraft, one of which is Japanese. The Japanese option is for a Kawasaki-built T-33A, Black 230, of 33 Sq., No.1 Air Wing, Japanese Air Self Defence Force, at Hamamatsu Air Base in the mid-1970s. The finish is overall off-white with light grey upperwing leading edge panels and the lower surfaces of the aircraft in aluminium paint. The fin top is trimmed in dark maroon with a yellow and black checkerboard design on the fin and rudder. The book is available with a decal sheet in either 1/72 or 1/48 scale.
Thanks for the scans of the new book covers and of the JASIG display at the Brampton IPMS show.
...and again some lovely models on display so thanks for bringing them to the forum.
Does anyone have any comments on the Eduardo Cea series? I have a couple of them and have some real problems caused by the translations into English. Some of the information is also at odds with supposedly expertly compiled sources but it may be as a result of better or more recent source material being available to Eduardo.
After obtaining the Army fighters book I was going to write a review addressing the errors in it. However, I found these were so extensive that it would require almost a re-write of the whole book.
One of the reasons I'm less inclined these days to post "serious" colour data on the blog is that it appears to be such a complete waste of time in the face of entrenched and persistently repeated misinformation.
On forums where questions are asked about Japanese subjects one sees frequent answers of the "I don't know but here's my opinion anyway", "anything goes blah blah" and "this is how I painted my model" (as though their model is a point of reference!). If one does post something after these bozos have jumped in with their non-answers it is invariably unacknowledged and the information ignored when the same question is asked a week or two later. Ergo most of them are just not interested in accuracy beyond convention or a consensus of opinion.
Thanks Nick - I think that answers the question and I can spend my money on other things!
I mentioned to Ken Glass just a day or so ago that sometimes I wonder what I achieved by roaming round the bush in northern Australia for 25 years documenting aircraft crash sites and taking samples from Japanese (and other) aircraft for analysis - some of which are with you for just that reason as we speak.
I have been told (and again I mentioned this to Ken) that the Zeke piece I (you) have is not from a Zeke because the caramel colour is there and we know ALL Zekes were pale grey. Why?
Because that is what is in the book/on the model/I read it somewhere, etc., etc.,and has become conventional wisdom.
I wonder sometimes whether any of these self-styled experts have even seen an aircraft other than in books that tend to transform them into instant experts.
Certainly they have no idea as to the effects of the environment upon the aircraft.
...and why not post serious accurate colour data on this forum - that's what it's for and perhaps, just perhaps, someone may learn from it.
posting and re-posting the serious accurate colour data is the only way to change the "entrenched and persistently repeated misinformation".
And then you have to survive the backlash of the "righteous". But when you see modelers applying that data to their models, it's worth it.
Keep going, because I, for one, am very grateful for your efforts.
Thanks Bob and Vedran. It is definitely incremental in the sense of one step forward, two or three steps back. Only yesterday I read a very assured post about Ki-61 cockpit interiors consisting of three sentences each one of which was as wrong as wrong could be.
Another forum appreciatively discussed colour "data" which consisted entirely of subjective descriptions plus a 40-year old printed profile. Not a single actual colour value was communicated or referenced to any paint standard anywhere in this remarkable thread. It was the usual combination of subjective descriptions, implicit trust in colour photography and "I did it this way" model photos and paint mixes consisting of a dab of that with a dab of this (how big is a dab?).
Speculation and opinion seem to be preferred by most modellers to the tenets of colour science and no doubt more than a few people who have established themselves reputations as "Sage of the Forum" feel threatened by it.
"Munsell values are meaningless to me" - Really? You don't say. . .


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Q: PrettyPhoto doesnt popup only online? I'm currently experiencing an issue with prettyPhoto playing youtube videos. Playing the video locally on my machine it will work like the below:

However, uploading the site online and when clicking the same shortcut it loads at the bottom of the page like below

If you need to look at my code please ask. I'm just puzzled to why this works locally and not online. The file structure is exactly the same.

A: 3rror404 is most likely right. I've had path issues when using pretty photo before.
Check if the paths are relative or absolute. You might also want to check inside the JavaScript/CSS files to make sure those paths line up.

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*http://example.com/css/prettyPhoto.css - absolute

If you're pretty confident that it's not a path issue then i would check for JavaScript errors within the page. You could use Google Chromes debugger or grab Firebug for Firefox.
Good Luck!


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