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namespace {

using extensions::ExtensionIdSet;

const char kExpireDateKey[] = "expire_date";
const char kExpiryKey[] = "expiry";
const char kHashKey[] = "hash";
const char kIdsKey[] = "ids";
const char kInvalidIdsKey[] = "invalid_ids";
const char kProtocolVersionKey[] = "protocol_version";
const char kSaltKey[] = "salt";
const char kSignatureKey[] = "signature";
const char kTimestampKey[] = "timestamp";

const size_t kSaltBytes = 32;

const char kBackendUrl[] =
    "https://www.googleapis.com/chromewebstore/v1.1/items/verify";

const char kPublicKeyPEM[] =                                            \
    "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----"                                        \
    "MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAj/u/XDdjlDyw7gHEtaaa"  \
    "sZ9GdG8WOKAyJzXd8HFrDtz2Jcuy7er7MtWvHgNDA0bwpznbI5YdZeV4UfCEsA4S"  \
    "rA5b3MnWTHwA1bgbiDM+L9rrqvcadcKuOlTeN48Q0ijmhHlNFbTzvT9W0zw/GKv8"  \
    "LgXAHggxtmHQ/Z9PP2QNF5O8rUHHSL4AJ6hNcEKSBVSmbbjeVm4gSXDuED5r0nwx"  \
    "vRtupDxGYp8IZpP5KlExqNu1nbkPc+igCTIB6XsqijagzxewUHCdovmkb2JNtskx"  \
    "/PMIEv+TvWIx2BzqGp71gSh/dV7SJ3rClvWd2xj8dtxG8FfAWDTIIi0qZXWn2Qhi"  \
    "zQIDAQAB"                                                          \
    "-----END PUBLIC KEY-----";

GURL GetBackendUrl() {
  return GURL(kBackendUrl);
}

// Hashes |salt| with the machine id, base64-encodes it and returns it in
// |result|.
bool HashWithMachineId(const std::string& salt, std::string* result) {
  std::string machine_id;
#if defined(ENABLE_RLZ)
  if (!rlz_lib::GetMachineId(&machine_id))
    return false;
#else
  machine_id = "unknown";
#endif

  scoped_ptr<crypto::SecureHash> hash(
      crypto::SecureHash::Create(crypto::SecureHash::SHA256));

  hash->Update(machine_id.data(), machine_id.size());
  hash->Update(salt.data(), salt.size());

  std::string result_bytes(crypto::kSHA256Length, 0);
  hash->Finish(string_as_array(&result_bytes), result_bytes.size());

  base::Base64Encode(result_bytes, result);
  return true;
}

// Validates that |input| is a string of the form "YYYY-MM-DD".
bool ValidateExpireDateFormat(const std::string& input) {
  if (input.length() != 10)
    return false;
  for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
    if (i == 4 ||  i == 7) {
      if (input[i] != '-')
        return false;
    } else if (!IsAsciiDigit(input[i])) {
      return false;
    }
  }
  return true;
}

}  // namespace

namespace extensions {

InstallSignature::InstallSignature() {
}
InstallSignature::~InstallSignature() {
}

void InstallSignature::ToValue(base::DictionaryValue* value) const {
  CHECK(value);

  base::ListValue* id_list = new base::ListValue();
  for (ExtensionIdSet::const_iterator i = ids.begin(); i != ids.end();
       ++i)
    id_list->AppendString(*i);

  value->Set(kIdsKey, id_list);
  value->SetString(kExpireDateKey, expire_date);
  std::string salt_base64;
  std::string signature_base64;
  base::Base64Encode(salt, &salt_base64);
  base::Base64Encode(signature, &signature_base64);
  value->SetString(kSaltKey, salt_base64);
  value->SetString(kSignatureKey, signature_base64);
  value->SetString(kTimestampKey,
                   base::Int64ToString(timestamp.ToInternalValue()));
}

// static
scoped_ptr<InstallSignature> InstallSignature::FromValue(
    const base::DictionaryValue& value) {

  scoped_ptr<InstallSignature> result(new InstallSignature);

  std::string salt_base64;
  std::string signature_base64;
  if (!value.GetString(kExpireDateKey, &result->expire_date) ||
      !value.GetString(kSaltKey, &salt_base64) ||
      !value.GetString(kSignatureKey, &signature_base64) ||
      !base::Base64Decode(salt_base64, &result->salt) ||
      !base::Base64Decode(signature_base64, &result->signature)) {
    result.reset();
    return result.Pass();
  }

  // Note: earlier versions of the code did not write out a timestamp value
  // so older entries will not necessarily have this.
  if (value.HasKey(kTimestampKey)) {
    std::string timestamp;
    int64 timestamp_value = 0;
    if (!value.GetString(kTimestampKey, &timestamp) ||
        !base::StringToInt64(timestamp, &timestamp_value)) {
      result.reset();
      return result.Pass();
    }
    result->timestamp = base::Time::FromInternalValue(timestamp_value);
  }

  const base::ListValue* ids = NULL;
  if (!value.GetList(kIdsKey, &ids)) {
    result.reset();
    return result.Pass();
  }

  for (ListValue::const_iterator i = ids->begin(); i != ids->end(); ++i) {
    std::string id;
    if (!(*i)->GetAsString(&id)) {
      result.reset();
      return result.Pass();
    }
    result->ids.insert(id);
  }

  return result.Pass();
}

InstallSigner::InstallSigner(net::URLRequestContextGetter* context_getter,
                             const ExtensionIdSet& ids)
    : ids_(ids), context_getter_(context_getter) {
}

InstallSigner::~InstallSigner() {
}

// static
bool InstallSigner::VerifySignature(const InstallSignature& signature) {
  if (signature.ids.empty())
    return true;

  std::string signed_data;
  for (ExtensionIdSet::const_iterator i = signature.ids.begin();
       i != signature.ids.end(); ++i)
    signed_data.append(*i);

  std::string hash_base64;
  if (!HashWithMachineId(signature.salt, &hash_base64))
    return false;
  signed_data.append(hash_base64);

  signed_data.append(signature.expire_date);

  std::string public_key;
  if (!Extension::ParsePEMKeyBytes(kPublicKeyPEM, &public_key))
    return false;

  crypto::SignatureVerifier verifier;
  if (!verifier.VerifyInit(extension_misc::kSignatureAlgorithm,
                           sizeof(extension_misc::kSignatureAlgorithm),
                           reinterpret_cast<const uint8*>(
                               signature.signature.data()),
                           signature.signature.size(),
                           reinterpret_cast<const uint8*>(public_key.data()),
                           public_key.size()))
    return false;

  verifier.VerifyUpdate(reinterpret_cast<const uint8*>(signed_data.data()),
                        signed_data.size());
  return verifier.VerifyFinal();
}

class InstallSigner::FetcherDelegate : public net::URLFetcherDelegate {
 public:
  explicit FetcherDelegate(const base::Closure& callback)
      : callback_(callback) {
  }

  virtual ~FetcherDelegate() {
  }

  virtual void OnURLFetchComplete(const net::URLFetcher* source) OVERRIDE {
    callback_.Run();
  }

 private:
  base::Closure callback_;
  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(FetcherDelegate);
};

// static
ExtensionIdSet InstallSigner::GetForcedNotFromWebstore() {
  std::string value = CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess()->GetSwitchValueASCII(
      switches::kExtensionsNotWebstore);
  if (value.empty())
    return ExtensionIdSet();

  std::vector<std::string> ids;
  base::SplitString(value, ',', &ids);
  return ExtensionIdSet(ids.begin(), ids.end());
}

namespace {

static int g_request_count = 0;

base::LazyInstance<base::TimeTicks> g_last_request_time =
    LAZY_INSTANCE_INITIALIZER;

base::LazyInstance<base::ThreadChecker> g_single_thread_checker =
    LAZY_INSTANCE_INITIALIZER;

void LogRequestStartHistograms() {
  // Make sure we only ever call this from one thread, so that we don't have to
  // worry about race conditions setting g_last_request_time.
  DCHECK(g_single_thread_checker.Get().CalledOnValidThread());

  // CurrentProcessInfo::CreationTime is only defined on some platforms.
#if defined(OS_MACOSX) || defined(OS_WIN) || defined(OS_LINUX)
  const base::Time process_creation_time =
      base::CurrentProcessInfo::CreationTime();
  UMA_HISTOGRAM_COUNTS("ExtensionInstallSigner.UptimeAtTimeOfRequest",
                       (base::Time::Now() - process_creation_time).InSeconds());
#endif  // defined(OS_MACOSX) || defined(OS_WIN) || defined(OS_LINUX)

  base::TimeDelta delta;
  base::TimeTicks now = base::TimeTicks::Now();
  if (!g_last_request_time.Get().is_null())
    delta = now - g_last_request_time.Get();
  g_last_request_time.Get() = now;
  UMA_HISTOGRAM_COUNTS("ExtensionInstallSigner.SecondsSinceLastRequest",
                       delta.InSeconds());

  g_request_count += 1;
  UMA_HISTOGRAM_COUNTS_100("ExtensionInstallSigner.RequestCount",
                           g_request_count);
}

}  // namespace

void InstallSigner::GetSignature(const SignatureCallback& callback) {
  CHECK(!url_fetcher_.get());
  CHECK(callback_.is_null());
  CHECK(salt_.empty());
  callback_ = callback;

  // If the set of ids is empty, just return an empty signature and skip the
  // call to the server.
  if (ids_.empty()) {
    if (!callback_.is_null())
      callback_.Run(scoped_ptr<InstallSignature>(new InstallSignature()));
    return;
  }

  salt_ = std::string(kSaltBytes, 0);
  DCHECK_EQ(kSaltBytes, salt_.size());
  crypto::RandBytes(string_as_array(&salt_), salt_.size());

  std::string hash_base64;
  if (!HashWithMachineId(salt_, &hash_base64)) {
    ReportErrorViaCallback();
    return;
  }

  if (!context_getter_) {
    ReportErrorViaCallback();
    return;
  }

  base::Closure closure = base::Bind(&InstallSigner::ParseFetchResponse,
                                     base::Unretained(this));

  delegate_.reset(new FetcherDelegate(closure));
  url_fetcher_.reset(net::URLFetcher::Create(
      GetBackendUrl(), net::URLFetcher::POST, delegate_.get()));
  url_fetcher_->SetRequestContext(context_getter_);

  // The request protocol is JSON of the form:
  // {
  //   "protocol_version": "1",
  //   "hash": "<base64-encoded hash value here>",
  //   "ids": [ "<id1>", "id2" ]
  // }
  base::DictionaryValue dictionary;
  dictionary.SetInteger(kProtocolVersionKey, 1);
  dictionary.SetString(kHashKey, hash_base64);
  scoped_ptr<ListValue> id_list(new ListValue);
  for (ExtensionIdSet::const_iterator i = ids_.begin(); i != ids_.end(); ++i) {
    id_list->AppendString(*i);
  }
  dictionary.Set(kIdsKey, id_list.release());
  std::string json;
  base::JSONWriter::Write(&dictionary, &json);
  if (json.empty()) {
    ReportErrorViaCallback();
    return;
  }
  url_fetcher_->SetUploadData("application/json", json);
  LogRequestStartHistograms();
  request_start_time_ = base::Time::Now();
  url_fetcher_->Start();
}

void InstallSigner::ReportErrorViaCallback() {
  InstallSignature* null_signature = NULL;
  if (!callback_.is_null())
    callback_.Run(scoped_ptr<InstallSignature>(null_signature));
}

void InstallSigner::ParseFetchResponse() {
  bool fetch_success = url_fetcher_->GetStatus().is_success();
  UMA_HISTOGRAM_BOOLEAN("ExtensionInstallSigner.FetchSuccess", fetch_success);

  std::string response;
  if (fetch_success) {
    if (!url_fetcher_->GetResponseAsString(&response))
      response.clear();
  }
  UMA_HISTOGRAM_BOOLEAN("ExtensionInstallSigner.GetResponseSuccess",
                        !response.empty());
  if (!fetch_success || response.empty()) {
    ReportErrorViaCallback();
    return;
  }

  // The response is JSON of the form:
  // {
  //   "protocol_version": "1",
  //   "signature": "<base64-encoded signature>",
  //   "expiry": "<date in YYYY-MM-DD form>",
  //   "invalid_ids": [ "<id3>", "<id4>" ]
  // }
  // where |invalid_ids| is a list of ids from the original request that
  // could not be verified to be in the webstore.

  base::DictionaryValue* dictionary = NULL;
  scoped_ptr<base::Value> parsed(base::JSONReader::Read(response));
  bool json_success = parsed.get() && parsed->GetAsDictionary(&dictionary);
  UMA_HISTOGRAM_BOOLEAN("ExtensionInstallSigner.ParseJsonSuccess",
                        json_success);
  if (!json_success) {
    ReportErrorViaCallback();
    return;
  }

  int protocol_version = 0;
  std::string signature_base64;
  std::string signature;
  std::string expire_date;

  dictionary->GetInteger(kProtocolVersionKey, &protocol_version);
  dictionary->GetString(kSignatureKey, &signature_base64);
  dictionary->GetString(kExpiryKey, &expire_date);

  bool fields_success =
      protocol_version == 1 && !signature_base64.empty() &&
      ValidateExpireDateFormat(expire_date) &&
      base::Base64Decode(signature_base64, &signature);
  UMA_HISTOGRAM_BOOLEAN("ExtensionInstallSigner.ParseFieldsSuccess",
                        fields_success);
  if (!fields_success) {
    ReportErrorViaCallback();
    return;
  }

  ExtensionIdSet invalid_ids;
  const base::ListValue* invalid_ids_list = NULL;
  if (dictionary->GetList(kInvalidIdsKey, &invalid_ids_list)) {
    for (size_t i = 0; i < invalid_ids_list->GetSize(); i++) {
      std::string id;
      if (!invalid_ids_list->GetString(i, &id)) {
        ReportErrorViaCallback();
        return;
      }
      invalid_ids.insert(id);
    }
  }

  HandleSignatureResult(signature, expire_date, invalid_ids);
}

void InstallSigner::HandleSignatureResult(const std::string& signature,
                                          const std::string& expire_date,
                                          const ExtensionIdSet& invalid_ids) {
  ExtensionIdSet valid_ids =
      base::STLSetDifference<ExtensionIdSet>(ids_, invalid_ids);

  scoped_ptr<InstallSignature> result;
  if (!signature.empty()) {
    result.reset(new InstallSignature);
    result->ids = valid_ids;
    result->salt = salt_;
    result->signature = signature;
    result->expire_date = expire_date;
    result->timestamp = request_start_time_;
    bool verified = VerifySignature(*result);
    UMA_HISTOGRAM_BOOLEAN("ExtensionInstallSigner.ResultWasValid", verified);
    if (!verified)
      result.reset();
    UMA_HISTOGRAM_COUNTS_100("ExtensionInstallSigner.InvalidCount",
                             invalid_ids.size());
  }

  if (!callback_.is_null())
    callback_.Run(result.Pass());
}

}  // namespace extensions


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Rapper-turned-rocker Kid Cudi and his long-time friend and go-to producer Dot Da Genius (who are collaborating under the moniker 2 Be Continuum) have released the first song from their forthcoming rock album Wizard. Like Cudi said previously, the rock album will give him a chance to experiment with his desire to produce songs with rock-inspired roots. "Perfect Is The Word" clearly demonstrates a new change in style and sound with an ominous guitar riff in the background and no rapped vocals from the Cleveland rapper.
Fans of Cudi's traditional rapping need not worry, however. Back in January, he announced to fans via Twitter that a new rap mixtape A Man Named Scott will be released sometime this summer, as soon as he is "all rocked out" with Wizard.
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Mgr Basil O'Sullivan celebrates 65 years of Priesthood
Our much loved Mgr O'Sulllivan celebrates 65 years of priesthood.
Monsignor Basil O'Sullivan, Parish Priest of Holy Family Parish in Dunblane will celebrate 65 years since his ordination as a priest on 17 June 2021. He has been the priest in Dunblane since 1988 and was one of the first to arrive at Dunblane Primary School following the terrible attack on pupils and staff on 13th March 1996.
Sixteen years later in 2012 Mgr O'Sullivan travelled to Sandy Hook in Connecticut to support Fr Bob Weiss following a similar school shooting there and featured in an award-winning Netflix documentary on the US tragedy. COVID restrictions have forced Dunblane parishioners to organise an outdoor Mass on the evening of the 17th June together with a compilation video of congratulatory messages from parishioners and well-wishers from around the world.
Speaking ahead of the event, Bishop Stephen Robson of Dunkeld, said: "On behalf of all the priests, Religious and People of the diocese, I wish to thank him most sincerely for his wonderful example of priestly service to us all. He has always been there for his people, through thick and thin, serving with fidelity and love. Mgr Basil has always been there to comfort those who still mourn the terrible attack on Dunblane Primary School in 1996 and to help heal the memories of that tragic day. I wish him Ad Multos Annos on this very significant anniversary, and God's blessings on his future among us."
Mike Robbins Chair of the Holy Family Parish Council added; "Since his arrival in Dunblane in 1988 he has continued to build our church, spiritually and physically. We have celebrated many happy occasions over the years, from First Holy Communions to our first pilgrimage to Rome. He has led our community through some dark times, notably the tragedy in 1996, supporting those directly affected, our parishioners and the wider community of Dunblane and marking the Anniversary, in the best traditions of the Church.


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Clive Brown
Former Minister for State Development
Geoff Gallop
Former Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; Water Resources; Federal Affairs
Premier commits $65million to develop a world-class defence shipbuilding hub
The Gallop Government has launched an ambitious $65million strategy to develop a world-class defence shipbuilding hub in Western Australia.
Premier Geoff Gallop and State Development Minister Clive Brown launched the strategy in front of more than 100 industry and Government representatives at Perth's Australian Marine Complex (AMC) today.
Dr Gallop said the WA Defence Shipbuilding Strategy was particularly aimed at helping WA industry win the Royal Australian Navy's $2billion amphibious vessel contract, which would create up to 2,000 highly technical and manufacturing based jobs in WA.
The strategy included four core initiatives:
a Memorandum of Understanding with South Australia, which promotes a co-operative approach in vying for the new work;
$60million to develop common user infrastructure to enable the amphibious vessels to be consolidated in Western Australia. This infrastructure would be developed on the condition that a WA bid to consolidate the vessels in WA was successful;
$5million for LandCorp to build a second common user fabrication shed at the AMC; and
the engagement of a former senior naval representative to champion the State's interests and optimally position the local defence and shipbuilding industry.
"The Gallop Government is serious about WA becoming a world-class defence shipbuilding hub and we are putting our money where our mouth is to achieve this goal," the Premier said.
"We want defence ship-building jobs here in WA and we will stand should to shoulder with industry in an effort to win the amphibious vessel contract."
Dr Gallop said the Government's strong financial management had enabled it to commit to the infrastructure necessary to grow the economy and create jobs and opportunities throughout the State.
"Since coming to office, the Gallop Government has invested in a record capital works program, including $279million to expand the exporting capacities of our ports, $183million for common user infrastructure on the Burrup Peninsula and $24million to support a local workforce at the Ravensthorpe nickel project," he said.
"And, importantly, we have been able to do this and achieve record low unemployment without the need for privatisation."
Mr Brown said the WA Defence Shipbuilding Strategy built upon other Gallop Government initiatives aimed at developing the shipbuilding industry, which included:
providing a $3million grant to attract Raytheon Australia's Naval Systems Division headquarters to the AMC Technology Precinct, creating 165 full-time jobs;
successfully lobbying for a $380million contract to build 15 patrol boats for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), creating 450 full-time jobs;
establishing a Manufacturing Council with industry and the union movement, with a focus on defence shipbuilding;
developing and funding a marketing campaign for the AMC; and
leading a series of international trade missions promoting WA's shipbuilding capacities.
Mr Brown said it was vital for the long-term future of the State's economy that highly skilled and manufacturing based industries were developed, while WA enjoyed the benefits of a resources industry-driven economic expansion.
"WA has a once in 40 years' opportunity to diversify our economy and secure long-term economic and employment growth," he said.
"By clustering technical and manufacturing based jobs at the AMC, we are likely to see new opportunities emerge and our competitiveness in bidding for new work improve dramatically.
"The WA Defence Shipbuilding Strategy is a significant moment for our manufacturing industry and I wish all WA bids well in bringing these much sought after jobs to WA."
Minister for State Development's office: 9222 9699


Our Recovery Treatment Assistant (RTA) provides medical and mental health care services, including patient supervision and patient care services required by G.L. c. 123, § 21 and 103 DOC 651. Works under the supervision of the Registered Nurse (RN), the Chief Nursing Officer, and the Chief of Social Work to provide appropriate documentation requirements, and effective input into clinical pathways and treatment planning.
One (1) year experience in mental/behavioral health setting.
CPR Certification required prior to providing direct care.
The Recovery Treatment Assistant provides therapeutic care, monitors patients' conditions, assists patients in daily activities and ensures a safe, clean environment. Facilitates unit activities, recreation, crisis management, and nutritional tracking.
Assists licensed nursing staff in providing direct services to assigned population including health data collection; observations of behaviors and activities of daily living; assistance with activities of daily living including prompting, education and support; specific assignments such as face checks, unit monitoring, one to one's, overall supervision of patients, groups and other direct care duties as assigned.
Acts as a Specially Trained Observer who understands, assists, observes and engages with patients in seclusion or restraint per 103 DOC 651 policy.
Oversees the whereabouts of patients, assists the patients at mealtimes, assists with transportation and documents and communicates patient-related matters promptly and accurately. Observes patients, listens to their concerns, records observations and report to the behavioral health professionals about any unusual behavior.
Demonstrates basic knowledge regarding therapeutic communication and the goals of recovery and trauma informed care. Understands the hospital's recovery based patients mission, vision and values and how these guide treatment and care at the hospital.
Maintain the confidentiality of client information in accordance with CCRS policy and procedure, state law, and the standards of the Joint Commission.
Continues personal development through in-service education, workshops, and self-study necessary to maintain current knowledge applicable to the position. Compliance in all mandatory Human Resources requirements.
Demonstrates sensitivity to cultural diversity issues and considers the culture of the patients when providing individualized care and treatment.
Maintains informed about care and treatment needs of patients of different ages. Provides individualized care and treatment that is consistent with/sensitive to the age and life span developmental needs of each patients.
Completes relevant clinical documentation in the health record regarding the patient's participation in the recovery plan, including treatment and care.


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Setsuna is a USA trained professional belly dancer. Her studies and repertoire cover many dance styles and extends from Brazil to China and many places in between. She specializes in props such as silk fan veils, and cane. A former London belly dance teacher and performer, she is now based in Singapore and hopes to invigorate the burgeoning belly dance scene over there.
Fifi recently moved to London from Australia, where she was a part of the vibrant Sydney bellydance scene and developed her elegant take on the bellydance arts. An engaging performer, she loves to dance many different styles, from classical Egyptian and baladi through to tribal fusion. She has performed at many festivals, corporate and private parties. She studies bellydance in London under Michaella Sandor.
Alanya is a London-born performer & tutor now based in Herefordshire. Trained in ballet and jazz, she discovered bellydance 8 years ago, and gained the JWAAD teaching diploma in 2009. She performs at events around the UK and leads her student troupe, Odalisque.
Bellydance Belles are made up of students of both Rosy Summerbell & Michelle Deniz Drouse. Their levels range from beginners to advanced. This troupe was formed to give everyone the opportunity to perform!
Trained in drama and theatre, I have studied many forms of dance and earned my Equity card in an acting/singing role at the English National Opera. Since I took up Middle-Eastern dance in 2004 I have little passion for anything else and have studied extensively with diverse teachers: have attended regular classes with Josephine Wise, Anne White, and Ozgen, and workshops with Ozgen, Serena and Hossam Ramzy, Melanie Norman, Vashti, Nesrin Topkapi, Rachel Brice, Carolena Nericcio, Princess Farhana, Jillina, Sadie, Razia and many others. I am constantly learning and am excited by how many new things there are to learn in this range of dance styles!


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August update on planning news
Posted on August 7, 2015 by secretary
Our sister website at www.stqw.org carries details of the current 'examination' of the St Quintin and Woodlands Draft Neighbourhood Plan. Independent examiner John Parmiter FRICS MRTPI has been engaged by Kensington and Chelsea Council to review to Draft Plan, and to ensure that it meets to necessary legal conditions to proceed to a local referendum.
His examination will include a public hearing on September 22nd, starting at 10.00 at St Helens Church. More details of the agenda for this hearing are at www,stqw.org.
The main issues which will arise at the public hearing are the future of Latimer Road, and of the backland at Nursery Lane. Housing developers Metropolis Property Ltd have withdrawn their application for 20 four bedroom homes, pending the examination of the StQW Draft Plan, and have submitted lengthy objections to the StQW Draft Plan during the recent round of consultation.
The Neighbourhood Plan offers local residents and businesses a real opportunity to have a greater influence on planning decisions in our local area. We are hoping that the Plan's proposals will be supported by the independent examiner, and that a referendum on the Plan will be organised by RBKC before Christmas 2015.
The long-running saga of the advertising tower at the Westway Sports Centre continues. In the latest development, advertisers JCDecaux have appealed against a discontinuance notice, finally issued by Kensington and Chelsea Council in June.
The notice follows the decision by the Council in March 2015 to grant planning permission for a replacement tower, of a design that will be much less obtrusive in its impact on this part of the Oxford Gardens Conservation Area. It seems that Westway Trust and JCDecaux have been unable to agree commercial terms on the deal for the replacement tower.
The Association has written to the Planning Inspectorate to ask that the appeal be dismissed, and the Council allowed to proceed with discontinuance action. Local residents have been waiting since 2009 for the Council to honour its commitment to ensure that the present tower structure is dismantled.


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Blog Censorship
January 18, 2020 May 29, 2015 by Lev Raphael
I'm constantly finding blogs and even comments on blogs where people will use asterisks in this way: s**t or even sh*t.
You've seen it plenty of times, I'm sure–and it extends to other four-letter words, too. They're partly printed, but letters are left out and replaced with one or more asterisks.
Is there anyone in the world who looks at those words and wonders what they mean? No. They read them for what the original speaker or writer actually meant.
So why cover up the reality? Who are we hiding from?
When you leave some letters out and fill them in with asterisks you're not hiding anything. You're just making your readers fill in the blanks and pronounce those words in their heads. Isn't there something prudishly weird and hypocritical about that? Aren't you in fact emphasizing those words, calling more attention to them, rather than the reverse?
Instead of using a few asterisks, why not eliminate the word entirely? Substitute asterisks or a blank line and make the reader guess what you wanted to write.
Which would create a carnival of profanity.
So that wouldn't work either, would it?
Oh **** !
Lev Raphael is the author of the comic Nick Hoffman mystery series which you can find at Amazon along with his other books in genres from memoir to vampire fiction.
Categories blogging Tags bloggers, blogging, blogs, censorship, cursing, profanity 4 Comments
The Editor Who Worked My Last Nerve
I've been fortunate in my career to have terrific editors for stories or essays appearing in magazines and anthologies. The same goes for all my books, whether the presses were large or small. Well, almost all my books.
An editor at a good trade press once asked me out of the blue if I had a book for him–now isn't that every writer's dream? The dream became tarnished within a year. I was headed on a German book tour for another book while "his" book was in press and he told me the schedule had been advanced several months. He insisted on sending me the e-galleys for correction while I was going to be in Germany. I told him I couldn't go over them because I'd be on and off trains and rarely in one city more than one day. It wasn't feasible: I wouldn't have enough uninterrupted time to concentrate and do a good job. I thought I was being a responsible author, but he ignored my concerns.
This was my first book tour in Germany and it would turn out to be the worst flight I'd ever have going to Europe. Trouble started with being in a seat that didn't recline behind an over-sized passenger who reclined all the way. Then I was right across from a toilet so I was enveloped in that chemical smell for the whole flight. A kid threw up in the aisle just a few feet away from me and soon after that, the plane turned back somewhere over the Atlantic because a man had a heart attack.
We landed in Newfoundland in complete darkness which was terrifying, and I knew for sure I would be late getting to Schiphol in Amsterdam. Very late. And that's a confusing, crowded airport anyway.
I was able to make some calls when we landed in Newfoundland, but I was totally stressed out and unable to sleep when we were back en route to Europe. In Amsterdam, I had to run through that enormous crowded airport to make a connecting flight, and arrived in Berlin sleepless and exhausted. There was just enough time for me to wash my face at my hotel, put on deodorant and change my shirt before being rushed to my reading (which I still managed to introduce in pretty good German).
Because I used only a PC at home, I didn't have a laptop in Germany and discovered to my horror that Internet cafés had German keyboards–well, of course, why shouldn't they? But the layout and letters threw me and my emails looked like I was drunk.
Proof my book under those extra-trying circumstances? I explained to this insistent and clueless editor that even if I had time it couldn't happen, so I asked him again to please wait till I got home in a few weeks–or proof the galleys himself. I'm not sure if he bothered, because at the next stage, back home, the book had a major goof which, he, I, and the copyeditor had all somehow missed. This happens in publishing all the time as any author will tell you: mistakes slip through. But if I'd had the galleys and had time for them (say, with only half as many readings on my schedule), I would have caught the problem.
It was too expensive to reset the book at this late date–that's what the publisher told me. So the book I was so proud of wasn't published in as polished a form as it should have been, and the editor I was originally flattered to work with turned into an unsympathetic jerk.
An author friend told me when my career had just gotten started that the only thing worse than not being published was being published. It opened you up to a range of shocks and disappointments you never knew existed. But I'm glad my career has proven his wisdom true only sometimes, and that this editor was a very rare exception for me.
Lev Raphael is the author of 25 books in many genres which you can find on Amazon, including Assault With a Deadly Lie, a suspense novel about militarized cops, which was a finalist for a Midwest Book Award.
Categories Publishing Tags Berlin, book tours, editing, editors, flying, galleys, Midwest Book Award, Publishing, the writer's life 2 Comments
The Day I Defended Fifty Shades of Grey (!)
May 19, 2015 May 19, 2015 by Lev Raphael
Yes, I know the book is awful in every possible way. I've blogged about it several times on The Huffington Post and just recently, in a sex writing workshop, I used one of its sex scenes as an example of very bad writing. Here's some of the excerpt I chose:
His hands run down my body and over my breasts as he reaches the dip at the base of my neck with his lips. He swirls the tip of his nose around it then begins a very leisurely cruise with his mouth, heading south, following the path of his hands, down the sternum to my breasts. Each one is kissed and nipped gently and my nipples tenderly sucked. Holy crap. My hips start swaying and moving of their own accord, grinding to the rhythm of his mouth on me….Reaching my navel, he dips his tongue inside, and then gently grazes my belly with his teeth. My body bows off the bed…..His nose glides along the line between my belly and my pubic hair, biting me gently, teasing me with his tongue. Sitting up suddenly, he kneels at my feet, grasping both my ankles and spreading my legs wide.
Holy shit. He grabs my left foot, bends my knee, and brings my foot to his mouth. Watching and assessing every reaction, he tenderly kisses each of my toes, then bites each one of them softly on the pads. When he reaches my little toe, he bites harder, and I convulse, whimpering. He glides his tongue up my instep–and I can no longer watch him. It's too erotic. I'm going to combust.
When they read this scene, the students quickly identified all the things that were wrong with it in a spirited and hilarious discussion. Short list: the sex is all exterior and clinical; the "geography" is weird; the voice shifts in peculiar ways; the writing is anything but erotic; and you should never have to tell readers a sex scene is sexy.
To prepare for the workshop, I'd gone over Fifty Shades of Grey carefully a month before which is why when I saw the excerpt below all over Facebook recently, I had to cry Foul! I knew it was fake. And I was also pretty sure I had previously used the same freaky and funny lines quoted when handing out a list of winners or runners-up in the Bulwer-Lytton bad writing contest to a fiction writing class. Or I'd at least considered using them.
As bad a writer as James is, this isn't her special kind of bad. This is different. It's just a shade more grotesque. And while Christian Grey is lots of things, none of them interesting, he doesn't mewl. Maybe the book would have been better if he had.
So there I was on Facebook, letting people know the quote was bogus, after defending such greats as Oscar Wilde and Mark Twain from misquotation. I asked people not to re-post it. Why? Because E.L. James deserves full recognition for her own brand of lousy writing and nobody else's, thanks to her trademark lines like "My subconscious has reared her somnambulant head." and "I slice another piece of venison, holding it against my mouth."
A classic is a classic, after all.
Lev Raphael is the author of 25 books in genres from memoir to mystery which you can find on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Categories Advice for Writers Tags bad sex scenes, bad writing, Books, Bulwer-Lytton Contest, creative writing, erotica, Facebook, Fifty Shades of Grey, the writing life, Writing, Writing Rules, writing tips Leave a comment
Is Reading Greek Mythology Toxic For Students?
That's the buzz at Columbia University where students published an editorial complaining about reading Greek myths in one of their classes. They said in part:
"Ovid's 'Metamorphoses' is a fixture of Lit Hum, but like so many texts in the Western canon, it contains triggering and offensive material that marginalizes student identities in the classroom," wrote the four students, who are members of Columbia's Multicultural Affairs Advisory Board. "These texts, wrought with histories and narratives of exclusion and oppression, can be difficult to read and discuss as a survivor, a person of color, or a student from a low-income background."
I would expect Columbia students to write somewhat better and not misuse the word "wrought," and also to have italicized Ovid's long poetic work that retells Greek myths rather than using quotation marks of any kind. Those things aside, what are they doing in that class? Why are they reading any texts in the Western canon if they feel the way they do?
I was in love with Greek mythology when I was in elementary school and I came from an extremely low-income background. These amazing stories fired my imagination, and though I wasn't a person of color, I was a minority as a Jew in a majority Christian country. Worse than that, I lived in a house steeped in horror and trauma because my parents were Holocaust survivors. Greek mythology offered me escape, not oppression. It didn't exclude me, it offered me wings. Anything that was different and exciting gave me a pathway to freedom.
Is there any book anywhere that couldn't require a trigger warning? Think of The Great Gatsby which some students have complained about for its domestic abuse, graphic violence, and suicide. As blogger Abigail Breslin puts it so well:
"In reality, trigger warnings are unrealistic….They are the dream-child of a fantasy in which the unknown can be labeled, anticipated, and controlled. What trigger warnings promise — protection — does not exist. The world is simply too chaotic, too out-of-control for every trigger to be anticipated, avoided, and defused."
What would be helpful and productive is for professors to do what many I know already do: ask students at the beginning of a class to inform them privately if they have any issues that might interfere with classroom learning and proceed from there. But blanket warnings on syllabi or books themselves are a waste of time and verge on the ridiculous.
Categories Colleges and Universities Tags classic literature, colleges and universities, trigger warnings 4 Comments
Writing Crime Fiction Changes Your POV Forever
I've been publishing mysteries since the 90s and whether I want to or not, I often figure out a twist in a thriller or mystery without even trying–especially if it's a movie or show. I just can't stop that part of my mind from working even if I want to be an ordinary audience member. And something about seeing it rather than reading it makes the upcoming twist much more obvious to my writer's mind.
Recently fans of Scandal went berserk when a hero of the show, Jake Ballard, was stabbed and left for dead, and the preview for the next week showed his bloody body laid out on a table, with one of the show's character's, Quinn, yelling that he was dead. Even though I was emotionally caught up in the surprise attack where Jake was viciously stabbed, as soon as it was over, I knew for sure that he wasn't dead. I blogged about it for The Huffington Post while the Twitterverse and Facebook erupted in disbelief and rage. The mystery writer in me knew that when writers want someone indisputably dead, that person's throat is cut deeply to make sure they die ASAP or they're stabbed in the head like a zombie ditto or in the heart. Jake was stabbed in the torso; people survive worse injuries in real life and this, after all, was only TV. The next week's episode proved me right.
That same week in Vikings, the third season finale ended with great drama. Ragnar Lothbrok, the King whose army had unsuccessfully attacked Paris twice was apparently dying of battle wounds. He'd also been mourning his dead friend Athelstan, a monk captured in an earlier raid on England. In a deal to leave "Francia," the Vikings received a huge amount of gold and silver, but Ragnar demanded to be baptized and then later get a Christian burial. The Emperor Charles agreed and we saw Ragnar's beautiful coffin, reminiscent of a Viking ship, borne into the walled city's cathedral. Watching this impressive scene, I mused, "Wouldn't it be something if he rose from the dead, popped out of the coffin and attacked the king?" That's exactly what happened. His funeral Mass was a terrific ruse for sacking the city.
I wasn't trying to figure out either plot or second guess the writers, it's just that the many pleasurable years of writing (and reading) crime fiction have shifted my perspective forever. I don't enjoy thrillers or mysteries or a show with a plot twist any less, but that inner watchful eye (much friendlier than the Eye of Sauron), just never seems to blink.
Lev Raphael is the author of 25 books–including The Nick Hoffman Mysteries–which you can find on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Categories crime fiction writers Tags Authors, book reviewers, book reviewing, Books-to-Film, creative writing, critical injuries, fatal injuries, novels, plot twists, reading, Reviewing, Scandal TV show, Vikings TV show, watching movies, watching mysteries, watching mystery movies, watching TV mysteries, Writing, writing crime fiction 6 Comments
My Mother's Last Phone Call
I had never believed in ghost or spirits or anything like that until my mother came to me after she died.
Actually she called. From New York.
A heavy smoker, my mother had suffered from multi-infarct dementia for almost a decade. The last time I had heard that voice, she was speaking soft Russian baby talk, having returned to her first language. It was strange but oddly comforting because she was in a mental hospital for observation, yet as calm and affable as a hostess at a party trying to put an awkward guest at ease.
The deep smoker's voice I remembered speaking many languages besides Russian when I grew up became more and more distant over that decade she was ill. I missed talking to her, which was deeply ironic, because my mother was such a voluble, excited, intelligent talker that she often ignored whether you were interested in what she was saying.
Opinionated and extremely well-read, she didn't just love the sound of her voice, she reveled in the workings of her own mind. She was like Katharine Hepburn who once told an interviewer that she didn't drink, "Because cold sober, I find myself absolutely fascinating." And she had that actress's steely determination.
She was also a fierce believer in my talent as a writer who never got to see my career take off. Perhaps most bitterly for me, the woman who had been reading mysteries for as long as I could remember succumbed to her dementia before she could read even one of mine.
I didn't miss the conversational juggernaut my mother could sometimes be, but I missed her voice. And then I heard it again. I was in Michigan in bed and the beige retro phone by my bed rang around 3 AM. "Cookie?" It was one of my mother's childhood nicknames for me, and I hadn't heard her use it since I was in elementary school.
"Mom, is that you?" I repeated it several times until she said "I'm all right." Then she hung up.
The phone rang again. This time it was my brother telling me that our mother had died a little while ago. "I know," I said sleepily. "She just called me." He didn't ask what I meant, though later he told me how disappointed he was that she hadn't spoken to him after she died since he was one of her caretakers, so I assume he believed my story.
Right after my brother's call, I couldn't figure out if I'd been dreaming, or if somehow she had actually called me, or if I'd been dreaming and she had entered my dream. Whatever really happened, the shock of her being dead was assuaged by the fact that I more and more believed she had in some way reached out to me from somewhere to comfort me. Better still, she had given me a precious gift: the sound of her voice.
Now, you could say that my mother was ill and had been in a rapid decline for weeks, so this was nothing more than a wish fulfillment dream, just my longing to be in touch with her one more time. You could say that my subconscious created the illusion of the call to make accepting her death easier, and that I was easily persuaded because I wanted to be connected to her.
Lev Raphael is the author of 25 books ranging from memoir to mystery and you can find them on Amazon.
Categories Mothers Tags a mother's love, death and dying, dementia, Katharine Hepburn, life after death, love and death, Mother's Day, the afterlife, the supernatural 17 Comments
Commencement Speeches Are Not Free Speech
January 18, 2020 May 8, 2015 by Lev Raphael
It's that special time of year when protests erupt over commencement speakers at various colleges and universities around the country. Then editorial writers and talking heads blather endlessly about the subject, and comment sections on web sites erupt in abuse and foolishness.
I've watched the yearly uproar about commencement speakers being invited (or uninvited) with disappointment. Why? Because the discussion is consistently off base.
One thread that comes up over and over is that students protesting a speaker's invitation interfere with free speech. That's wrong and completely misunderstands the Bill of Rights. Someone like Dick Cheney, for instance, is free to speak about his beliefs, his past, his hopes and dreams, his view of foreign affairs, whatever he likes anywhere he wants to. And he does. He's a public figure and can appear on TV talk shows, can publish Op Ed pieces, blogs, essays and books.
But the First Amendment says nothing about people who are invited to speak somewhere and are paid to do so. It specifically refers to government intervention in individual expression. That's simply not the case where a speaker proves controversial and campus protests arise.
Just as foolish as invoking "free speech": the noxious moralizing about how students should be open to a free expression of ideas. The Washington Post editorial board hasn't been alone in taking that tack, but are they for real? After four years of college, you don't want a lecture in the middle of a grueling, dull, long ceremony in the heat–and you shouldn't get one. Some schools even have two speakers from opposite political sides of a question to "promote open discussion." That's a joke.
Commencement speeches aren't seminars or workshops with Q&A. They're supposed to be inspiring and entertaining. Funny, if possible. They're throwaway, forgettable, a moment's ornament as Edith Wharton put it in another context. And that's okay, because graduation is about transitions, about moving on, about celebration. The ceremony isn't an intellectual milestone for anyone involved,A it's not meant to go down in history, and the speaker sure isn't Moses coming down from the mountain top.
Academic freedom doesn't suffer and nobody's rights are interfered with if someone gets invited at a very hefty fee to speak to a graduating class of students, and is uninvited. Free exchange of ideas? The only exchange is the speech the speaker gives and the check that speaker leaves with.
Lev Raphael is the author of the suspense novel Assault With a Deadly Lie and 24 other books in many genres which you can find on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Categories Academics, Colleges and Universities Tags academic freedom, colleges, commencement speakers, Dick Cheney, free speech, professors, rights, universities Leave a comment
Has a Teacher Changed Your Life?
May 7, 2015 May 6, 2015 by Lev Raphael
This is Teacher Appreciation Week and I'm giving a shout-out to the writing professor who changed my life. Her advice and guidance in college echo in my mind decades later now that I've been teaching at Michigan State University as a guest for several years.
I had dreamed of being a writer since I was in second grade, but it wasn't until I took my first class with Kristin Lauer at Fordham University's Lincoln Center campus that I fell in love with writing itself.
She was my first and best creative writing teacher and was endlessly inventive in her choice of assignments. But more than that, she was a model for how I would teach when I entered academia myself right after graduate school to teach for a few years before I quit to write full time. She didn't believe in pointing out everything that was wrong with your work, in bullying you like a coach, in making you tough because "the world is tough." Her approach was to use humor and encouragement. She tried to work from the inside out of your story or sketch, to see it the way you did, making you feel like she was communing with you, not knocking you down. And her overall goal was to create a community of learning, not set students against each other as rivals.
I took every class she taught and read two authors in her American Novel survey course who've stayed with me for thirty years, Henry James and Edith Wharton. Dr. Lauer is one reason why years later my second mystery The Edith Wharton Murders has two (fictional) Wharton societies at war with each other. In a tribute to her, I made my sleuth the author of a Wharton bibliography, just as she was. I also based one of the continuing characters in the series on her because she loved mysteries so much and I wanted to feel her presence in the books as I wrote them.
She said to me more than once in college–privately–that I'd publish and win prizes some day if only I wrote something emotionally real. That was my El Dorado, the mystical goal that I reached with my first publication. It was a story drawing on my own life as the son of Holocaust survivors, a story I needed to tell but was afraid to.
I had already graduated and was in an MFA program, but she midwifed the story because she knew I was so anxious about broaching the subject matter. She made me read a bit to her on the phone and she'd comment and then urge me to keep writing and keep calling her. That story won a writing contest judged by Martha Foley, editor of The Best American Short Stories, and was published in Redbook, which then had an audience of 4.5 million readers. It wouldn't exist without Professor Lauer's dedication, commitment, and mentoring.
And I wouldn't have had the career I've had or be the author I am today whose literary papers have been purchased by the Michigan State University Libraries. When MSU's English department invited me to start teaching for them a few years ago as a guest, I realized that Dr. Lauer's imprint was still so strong on me that I was teaching the way she did, interacting with students the way she would–filtered through my own personality, of course. And I remembered that after a terrific class one day I asked her how I could thank her. She smiled and said "Just pass it on."
Categories teaching Tags Edith Wharton, Henry James, inspiration, Martha Foley, MFA programs, motivation, National Teachers Day, Redbook Magazine, teaching, teaching creative writing, writing teachers, writing workshops 2 Comments


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Q: CreateOrUpdate Operation Over Many Records Using Entity Framework 6 I am writing a web crawler for fun.
I have a remote SQL database that I want to save information about each page I visit and I am using Entity Framework 6 to persist data. For the sake of illustration, let's assume that the only data I want to save about each page is the last time I visited it.
Updating this database is very slow. Here is the operation that I want make fast:

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*For the current page, check if it exists in the database already

*If it exists already, update the "lastVisited" timestamp field on the record and save.

*If it doesn't exist, create it.

Currently I can only do 300 updates per minute. My SQL server instance shows almost no activity, so I assume I am client-bound.
My code is naive:
public static void AddOrUpdatePage(long id, DataContext db)
    {
        Page p = db.Pages.SingleOrDefault(f => f.id == id);

        if (p == null)
        {
            // create
            p = new Page();
            p.id = id;
            db.Pages.Add(p);
        }

        p.lastSeen = DateTime.Now;

        db.SaveChanges();
    }

I crawl a bunch of pages (1000s), and then call AddOrUpdatePage in a loop for each page.
It seems like the way to get more speed is batching? What is the best way to get 1000 records from my database at a time, given a set of page ids? In SQL I would use a table variable for this and join, or use a lengthy IN clause.

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The Negative Campaigning Dilemma for Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton
When it comes to attacking one another or the Republicans, both Democratic candidates are in a bind.
Peter White February 11, 2016
Both Clinton and Sanders have failed to make unions an importance in their presidential campaigns.
Now that Sanders has won in New Hampshire, the question on everybody's mind is whether he can keep on winning. The conventional wisdom, of course, has it that he can't. For months now Hillary has been working the Democratic Party apparatchiks from Alabama to Alaska and every place in between. She's the "progressive who can get things done," and it would be unseemly to stop running now after a single small stumble in the race to win the Democratic nomination. Clinton is still far ahead in South Carolina, and with her large amounts of campaign donations and plenty of endorsements, her coronation is all but secured.
Hillary has to decide if she will go negative, not Sanders. His only chance of winning is to take the high road. While "nice guys finish last" may be the dominant narrative in U.S. politics, it is not the only one.
So far, the Clinton campaign has done most of the sniping. Yet, Sanders has not responded in kind. He has vowed not to go negative, although Clinton claimed his campaign ads have slandered her by innuendo. Jeffrey St. Clair, editor of Counterpunch, thinks Sanders is a wuss for not taking off the gloves, not challenging the Iowa count and playing too nice during the debates. He thinks it's a character flaw.
But what's the alternative? Should Sanders act like Chris Christie, who took down Rubio in the last Republican debate with dismissive remarks about him having no real resume and nothing but 30-second sound bites that Rubio repeats everywhere he goes? Why do Americans think that the best verbal warrior shows who's got the gravitas to be tough, tougher, toughest on the job? Why must we pick the most adroit and mean-mouthed candidate to be our champion? Because politics is a blood sport and we like to watch.
Sanders is no Odell Beckham and he does seem a bit slow-thinking on his feet, but it isn't true that he isn't as sharp as Hillary. He's just quite disciplined about putting out his message — which, like Rubio, he repeats everywhere he goes. But he will have to become more specific on the details before too long or the mainstream media will crucify him as a Don Quixote jousting at windmills (which they will probably end up doing anyway). When it comes to what Sanders calls "the media establishment," he's between a rock and no place at all.
When Clinton tried to put down his foreign policy cred, Sanders acknowledged Clinton's resume but pointedly added that having a lot of experience does not mean having good judgment. If Sanders hangs on beyond South Carolina, maybe he will point out some of Clintons' faux pas. Will he attack her about Benghazi? Ukraine? Syria?
Sanders has already distanced himself from Clinton about the wars the Obama, Bush and Clinton administrations have pursued. What Sanders hasn't said, and he should, is that the Pentagon needs its budget cut in half. But he is a realist. He knows we'll get single payer health care before that ever happens.
And, of course, if he called for a sane defense budget he'd be pilloried for not securing American interests in the world. I'd loved to see Sanders and Clinton square off about what those interests are, exactly.
In the February 4 Democratic debate in Durham, New Hampshire, Sanders said the United States can no longer be the world's policeman, while Clinton has stayed wedded to American exceptionalism that has brought nothing but disaster from Turkey to Turkistan for more than 20 years and is now destabilizing Europe. We've been at war now for going on three decades with nothing to show for it but almost universal condemnation by much of the world and the rise of ISIS, which may be a bunch of brutal maniacs but who have killed a lot fewer people than US forces have in the region. We have swung a big stick and not cared who got hit.
Clinton wants to keep on doing that. She's in favor of encircling Russia by arming its neighbors with American weapons (Sanders is against that). Regarding de-stabilizing Ukraine, Sanders is against sending U.S. troops, but he has endorsed the economic sanctions Obama put on a Russian bank and several high-roller Russians who are Putin cronies. He told Ed Schultz on MSNBC in March 2014: "If you're asking me if those same set of policies will play out, more money for Defense, and then rising deficits, and then cutbacks on programs that middle class and working families need, absolutely that is what will happen." Sanders' thinking echoes MLK's criticism of the Vietnam War for the same reasons. He tied militarism to injustice and inequality at home in a way nobody had before. None of the candidates have invoked King's legacy to connect their campaign to something transformative and inspiring in our recent history as Sanders has. Regarding his call to address economic injustice, Sanders — not Clinton — speaks to the Occupiers who just few years ago befuddled the politicians and pundits with the self-identifier, 99 percenter. Sanders is focusing attention on that other 1 percent.
The Telegraph in London ran a story on February 9 quoting the New York Times, saying the Obama administration is about to send arms to Ukraine, officially opening a proxy war there with Russia. CNN reported in March 2014 that Clinton was in favor of doing more to support Ukraine and she agrees with Obama's plans to keep US forces in Afghanistan for at least another year.
When asked specifically about U.S. policy in Ukraine during that same appearance on the Ed Show, Sanders said:
I think what you have there, Ed, as is often the case with foreign policy, is a very very complicated issue and usually what the Republicans do in complicated issues is say 'the only thing these people understand is force. We gotta gear up, we have to be tough.' That took us into Iraq, at huge cost of military lives and money. It kept us in Afghanistan for 11 years. So I would prefer to deal with a complicated issue in a measured way, serious international discussions about how we proceed. But force, force should be the last option that we use.
A query to the Sanders press office asking if he supports an escalation in Ukraine was not returned. Clinton and Sanders will soon have to clarify what progressive means to them on this issue.
As for their contrasting styles, consider that just before the presidential election in 1980, Ronald Reagan buried Jimmy Carter by asking: "Are you better off than you were four years ago?" Now, as then, most people would say no. What Sanders lacks is The Gipper's personal touch with voters who felt he was talking to them personally while Sanders talks to "The Common Man" and Woman almost as an abstraction, rather than to our own personal Idahoes of discontent with the way things are.
Sanders needs to connect with voters like Reagan did. He is too much like Jimmy Carter — another decent guy who was too smart for his own good. He needs clearly articulated policy proposals peppered with anecdotes of people whose lives would be better if they were in place. That's what Sanders' handlers need to figure out how to get him to articulate or it's going be a short campaign season on the Democratic Party side. Sanders has pushed Clinton further to the Left. In large, bold print, her website now proclaims that she is "a progressive who can get things done." But that is more rhetoric than reality.
Hillary Clinton is running as the "tough" candidate. It may well prove to be her Achilles heel — and is part of the sexist double-bind that all women candidates face. If she's as tough as the boys, she'll be called a ball-buster. If she's too feminine, she doesn't meet the job requirements. Therein lies the dilemma that may prove to be Clinton's undoing. If her style and substance matches that of the Republican contenders, she will have nothing to distinguish herself from them but her sex. That may not be enough for her to win the general election.
In the coming weeks, if Clinton goes after Sanders personally, she may hoist herself on her own petard. As Marc Daalder argued in these pages, Sanders' decision not to go negative was quite savvy. If Clinton does not take the high road and refuses to debate Sanders on the issues, instead taking advantage of his decency to dismiss him as a Pied Piper with an impossible dream, as many mainstream pundits have already done, she may prove herself to be nasty enough to face the Republican nominee. But a lot of voters will be put off by that approach, and she just may not get the nomination if enough Sanderistas get to the polls.
So it is Hillary that has to decide if she will go negative, not Sanders. His only chance of winning is to take the high road. While "nice guys finish last" may be the dominant narrative in U.S. politics, it is not the only one.
If Clinton gets nasty, will Sanders take off the gloves and start attacking Clinton? Will the campaign become personal? Doubtful. Even if Sanders stays on the high road and gets Clinton to debate the issues, he likely won't get past Super Tuesday. But if he goes negative now, he certainly won't survive for long. He will only be sparring with Clinton to get her ready to face the Republicans. You can bet the Republican candidate will grant Clinton no quarter, but she can take it. Clinton won't crack, but perhaps she will get nasty. Maybe that's what it takes to live in the White House.
Peter White, a former USFS smokejumper, has reported for In These Times from Mexico about NAFTA and the Chiapas rebellion. He has also written for the PBS series This American Land and Yahoo.com. He lives in Nashville with his two sons.
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Four Russians have been rescued after being stranded in below-freezing temperatures in a remote Arctic region, The Siberian Times newspaper reported Friday.
Three men and one woman had been traveling a 270-kilometer distance from the village of Berezovka to the town of Srednekolymsk in the republic of Sakha when their two snowmobiles broke down in the woods, forcing them to seek out shelter by foot. Temperatures outside were reportedly minus 18 degrees Celsius, and none of the people had brought their phones.
A passing helicopter spotted the group and, after completing its flight, returned to save them.
"We were on the way from Srednekolymsk to Berezovka when we saw a group of people who started waving [their] arms in the air when they saw us," the pilot, Semyon Semyonov, told The Siberian Times. "There was no transport next to them which we found strange, because no one goes this far without either a snowmobile or an all-terrain vehicle."
When the helicopter returned to find the group, its crew spotted a large fire burning near the forest.
"We know that in the taiga this means SOS," Semyonov said. "We got in touch with the head office and requested a landing to pick them up."
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"The greatest of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated."(Mahatma Gandhi Quotes) Gandhi said this in his book, The Moral Basis of Vegetarianism, this belief is still valid in today's modern society.
At the present time in the United States, the concern for the health and well being of animals is drastically increasing. And one of the most substantial indications of this is the increasing number of vegans and vegetarians in our nation. Today there are over half a million vegans and countless millions of vegetarians in the United States alone.
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There are several different kinds of vegetarians following this practice. A vegan consumes no foods of any kind produced by animals. An ovo-vegetarian eats eggs, but no dairy foods or animal flesh. A lacto-vegetarian eats dairy foods, but no eggs or animal flesh. A lacto-ovo-vegetarian eats dairy foods and eggs, but no animal flesh. These people are most commonly referred to as just vegetarians.
A semi-vegetarian eats dairy food and egg and occasionally includes fish or chicken but no other animal flesh.
Aside from dietary habits, a vegan also has several more rules to follow. A vegan cannot use any product made from the body parts of an animal such as leather, ivory, fur, and even pearls. They also cannot use products which have been tested on animals. Vegans are sometimes referred to as an animal's greatest ally.
Veganism originally started in India in the first century A.
D.. Hindus did not become vegan because of deep religious reasons or for personal health reasons, "but because of environmental pressures. It became both uneconomical and unsanitary to raise
animals in so crowded an environment". Through the centuries veganism never really caught on due to lack of modern medicine and improper understanding of the functions of the human body. Around the beginning of the twentieth century, it is thought that the discovery of vitamins and minerals gave birth to the idea of eating for optimum health and fitness, and thus, the rediscovery of veganism.
Up through the 1900's, more and more people started to say stop to the unfair torture of animals.
Since the dawn of man, humans have used animals to their advantage. Animal flesh has been a good source of vitamins and protein. The skin was used for warmth and shelter. Before several of the modern advances made by mankind, animals were needed to sustain human survival and prosperity. In today's society, many of the products on our store shelves are tested on animals for safety reasons.
Even with all the great uses there are for dead animals, modern nutrition and science has made so many new advancements
in research that it has become completely unnecessary to kill any animal for any reason. Humans can survive solely on vegetation and supplementation. Animal testing is unnecessary due to new DNA and computer graphic research. In this paper three major issues dealing with veganism will be discussed. Whether or not the vegan life style is healthier then the average way of life? Is animal testing necessary or should it be
banned? And should animals be used in the entertainment industry? There is no reason to injure or kill animals for any reason. Americans as a society should be vegan.
One major issue is whether or not the vegan lifestyle is healthier than the average way of life. The average way of life consists of the four major food groups: meat, dairy, grains, and fruits/vegetables. In the vegan lifestyle, meat and dairy foods are cut out of the diet. From a nutritional standpoint, "animal food does have its advantages. For one thing it is nutrient-dense; it is a concentrated source of calories, protein, iron, zinc, copper, and in the case of dairy products, calcium."
Veganism is actually much healthier than consuming meat and dairy products.
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Most people who become vegans use improper supplementation and will eventually make themselves sick. It is not denying the body meat that vegetarians and vegans have
problems with, but instead a lack of calories. The human body needs a certain balance of vitamins and minerals to sustain proper health. Usually, when a person decides to become a .
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