Tom Bolden was born in 1944 in rural Southeastern Georgia, USA, near the small town of Reidsville. He spent his early childhood and teenage years growing up on a small family farm which was owned by his grandparents. During his preteen years he spent many hours walking in the plowed fields after heavy rains searching for and finding arrow heads and other Native American artifacts. He also enjoyed fishing, swimming and boating in the large lake which was partly on the farm's property. As with most kids play was an enjoyable activity and Tom spent a lot of his time playing (e.g. running, jumping, tumbling, wrestling, etc.), with siblings and other neighborhood kids. However as he grew older Tom was expected to attend school, do his home work and assist with farm work such as planting, tending and harvesting market crops (i.e. cotton, tobacco, peanuts, corn, Vidalia onions). Vidalia onions which are grown exclusively in this small region in Georgia, are known for their sweetness and good taste (even raw) and are produced nowhere else in the world. In addition to this kind of work he was also expected to assist with other tasks such as gathering and chopping firewood, feeding and watering farm animals, etc.
Many daily work tasks involved the use of traditional farm tools such as knives of various sizes and types, axes, hatchets, hand sickles, hammers, hoes, rakes, pitch forks, etc. Through repeated use and practice with such tools, farm kids mastered their use at an early age. Ironically it was his early mastery in the use of many of these tools that would provide Tom with valuable insights into understanding and excelling at his future passion "the weapons based Filipino Martial Arts of Eskrima and Arnis". His experiences with certain bladed tools in particular, would prove to be very beneficial in understanding and using such tools as self-defense weapons. These included machetes and bolos which were used for cutting sugar cane, corn, brush, vines, small limbs/trees, etc. Various other types of blades were used for such things as gathering, cutting and preparing fruits and vegetabes and included cleavers for use in butchering/preparing wild game, live stock, etc, for food consumption.
In addition to ongoing routine farm related activities, country life also provided a rich environment for learning various other valuable skills. Tom's grandfather in addition to being an expert farmer was also an avid woodsman and imparted much of his knowledge to his grandson. By the time Tom reached his teens he was already well versed in many ways of the woods including fishing, hunting, tracking, trapping, etc. Tom learned how to build and set traps for catching fish, birds and small game annimals. He was also taught how to make bows, arrows and slings/shots for use in fishing and hunting. Country folk also have a rich tradition of understanding and using wild roots and herbs for food, medicinal purposes, etc. and Tom inherited this traditon as well. Since live stock (i.e. cattle, mules, pigs) were raised on the farm Tom learned the art of making and using bull whips and was adept at using lassos for roping and tieing cattle.
It was around the time that Tom was reaching his teens that he also developed a real passion for his earlier childhood pastime of wrestling. He and friends would spend school recesses and free after school hours practicing in sandy areas or plowed fields honing their wrestling skills in what they referred to as "sandlot style". The name was such because they sought out and used these soft dirt areas to make training safer by lessening the impact of falling when being thrown, and to benefit from routinely training in the soft shifty sand/dirt which developed strong feet, ankles and legs along with excellent balance. Tom and his friends never had a trained wrestling coach and since there was limited availability of related recorded media at that time (1950s), they just picked things up from other kids or the street and practiced/refined it a lot which resulted in them becoming rather skilled at it.
Tom attended Tattnall County Industrial High School, located in Reidsville, Ga. where in addition to pursuing traditional liberal arts and science studies, he also concentrated in Agriculture and Industrial Arts (i.e. welding, electricity, stone masonry). He played trumpet in his high school band and having been an excellent student, graduated as salutatorian of his senior class in 1962. It was in high school during the Spring of his senior year that he first saw and was so impressed by members of the United States Marine Corps that he decided to enlist.


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Apologia Pro Vita Sua
John Newman, Ian Ker
John Henry Newman (1801 - 1890) was a vicar of Oxford University's church from 1828 - 1842, when his controversial Tract attempting to interpret the 39 Articles of Faith of the Church of England in a Catholic sense, led to him retiring to Littlemore, where he lived in monastic seclusion. He was received into the Catholic Church in 1845 and ordained in 1847. Apologia Pro Vita Sua appeared in 1864. Ian Ker has a MA from Oxford and a Ph.D from Cambridge. He was ordained a Roman Catholic Priest in 1979 and has taught at universities in Britain and the United States. He is the author and editor of sixteen books on Newman, including Newman and the Fullness of Christianity (1993).
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Peter Forster: All Anglicans – and Catholics – have to come to terms with Newman, one way or another. This spiritual autobiography is a true classic.
John Pridmore: Newman's Apologia Pro Vita Sua – his History of My Religious Opinions, as it was first titled – together with Thomas Merton's The Seven Story Mountain, are the two greatest spiritual autobiographies in the English language. Newman's work is a sublime piece of English prose, sometimes so touching as to make one howl. ('Trinity had never been unkind to me. There used to be much snapdragon growing on the walls opposite my freshman's rooms.')
Read this book about 5 years ago when I was doing a study of Newman & his brother Francis. I saw it then as a search for authority in that titanic 19th century when so many religious foundations were being challenged - by the State, by Science, by Rationalism etc. Newman found Rome as his safe haven. Fascinating and very readable.

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What language did God supply to keep missionary from being eaten by cannibals?
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By John Sherrill —
Henry & Ruth Garlock
The most amazing story in my collection took place in the heart of Africa in the year 1922.
In that year, the Reverend H. B. Garlock and his wife, of Toms River, New Jersey, volunteered for a dangerous assignment: they were to go to Africa as missionaries to the Pahns, a small tribe in the interior of Liberia. No missionaries had ever before worked with the Pahns. The reason was simple. The Pahns were cannibals.
The Garlocks arrived in Liberia and set up camp with a group of African Christians whose tribal boundary touched that of the Pahns. Almost immediately Mrs. Garlock came down with malaria. Their meager medical chest was soon emptied and still her fever rose. Garlock had a difficult time persuading the natives to take a short route to the coast for more medicine because the way led through Pahn country.
At last, however, Garlock convinced the chief that it was possible to skirt the danger areas, and that if medicine didn't arrive soon, Mrs. Garlock might well die. One morning at dawn a group of men left the compound and headed out, filled with misgivings, to bring back supplies.
About noon the head carrier suddenly appeared in the doorway of the mud hut where Mrs. Garlock lay. He was out of breath. In gasps he blurted out what had happened. One of his men had been captured by the cannibals. The African assured the two missionaries that unless the man could be rescued, he would be eaten.
Garlock realized that it was his fault. Providentially, his wife's fever had begun to go down that very morning, within an hour after the supply party had left. Without hesitation Garlock himself set out into Pahn territory, taking along a few hand-picked warriors: he was going to try to get the man out.
Just before dark, the little group arrived at the village where the carrier was being held. A wooden fence ran around the cluster of huts, but no one stood guard. Garlock peeked cautiously through and saw that one of the huts had sentries posted before it. Two men carrying spears squatted outside in the dust. Their hair was braided in long pigtails; their front teeth were filed to a point.
That would be the prison, Garlock decided. He turned to his men. 'I'm going in,' he whispered. 'If there's trouble make as much noise as you can. I'll try to get away in the confusion'.
Garlock was counting on two facts to help him. One was the probability that the Pahns had never seen a white man: he hoped that this would give him the advantage of surprise. The other was that he believed the miracle stories of the Bible, telling of supernatural help coming when it was needed most. Garlock was praying as he stepped into the cannibals' compound. He was praying that God would show him step by step what he should do.
Walking as straight and as tall as he could, he strode directly toward the prison hut. The guards were too astonished to stop him. He walked between them and ducked inside the hut. Outside, he heard the guard begin to shout: he heard feet slap against the packed earth as others ran to join them. In the dark interior Garlock crawled forward until his hands touched a figure tied to the center pole of the hut.
Garlock slipped a knife out of his pocket and cut the bonds. The carrier spoke to him. But seemed incapable of making any effort in his own behalf. Garlock dragged the terrified man out through the door. But that's as far as he got. There in the courtyard was a yelling, threatening crowd of Africans armed with knives, spears and hatchets.
Garlock listened for his own men to start a distraction. But outside the compound all was silence. Garlock knew that he had been abandoned.
There was nothing for it except to try a bluff. With great deliberation he settled the prisoner up against the hut, and then he himself sat down on the skull of an elephant that stood beside the door. All the while he was praying. The crowd kept its distance, still yelling and milling, but not coming close.
A full moon rose. Garlock sat quietly on his elephant's skull. Finally the people squatted down in a great semicircle facing the hut. In the center of this ring, Garlock thought he spotted the chief and beside him the village witch doctor.
Suddenly this man stood up. He ran a few steps toward Garlock, then stopped. He held out a reed wand, shook it at Garlock, then started to stalk back and forth between the missionary and the chief, talking loudly and gesturing occasionally toward the prisoner. Garlock could not understand a word he said, but it was clear to him that he was on trial.
The witch doctor harangued Garlock for an hour, and then quite abruptly he stopped. He came, for the first time, directly up to Garlock and peered into his face. The witch doctor thrust his neck forward, then drew it back amid the cheers of the onlookers. Then, with great ostentation, he laid the wand on the ground at Garlock's feet. He stepped back, waiting.
Silence fell over the tribe. Garlock gathered that it was now time for him to speak in his own defense.
But how! Garlock did not know one word of the Pahn language. The crowd began to grow restless. Stalling for time Garlock stood up and picked up the wand. Instantly the natives fell silent. And while they waited, Garlock prayed.
'Lord, show me what to do. Send your Spirit to help me'.
Suddenly Garlock began to shake violently. This frightened him as he did not want the others to see that he was afraid. But with the trembling came a sense of the nearness of the Holy Spirit. Words of Jesus came to him: 'Take no thought what ye shall speak, neither do ye premeditate; but whatsoever shall be given to you in that hour, that speak ye; for it is not ye that speak but the Holy Ghost" (Mark 13:11).
Garlock felt a strange boldness. He took a deep breath and began to speak. From his lips came a flow of words which he did not understand.
Garlock saw the natives lean forward, enthralled. He saw that the words – whatever they were – had a stirring effect on those who listened. He knew beyond a doubt that he was speaking to the Pahns in their own language.
For twenty minutes Garlock talked to the Pahns. Then, as suddenly as the speech-power came, it vanished, and Garlock knew that he had come to the end of his discourse. He sat down.
There was a moment of waiting while the chief and the witch doctor put their heads together. Then, straightening, the witch doctor gave an order and a white rooster was brought forward. With a snap, the witch doctor wrung the rooster's neck. He sprinkled some of the blood on the foreheads of Garlock and the prisoner. Later Garlock interpreted this as meaning that the rooster had taken his place: blood had to be shed, but something ha had said while speaking in the Spirit had convinced these people that he and the prisoner should go free.
A few minutes later, Garlock and the captured man were walking through the jungle back toward the mission station. The chief had even supplied two of his own men to guide them the first part of the journey. In time, the Pahns gave up their cannibal life and were converted to Christianity. Garlock is certain that the beginnings of the conversion came with the seed sown while he stood in a flood of moonlight and gave a speech, not one word of which did he understand.
Excerpt from: John L. Sherrill, They speak with other tongues, published by Fleming H. Revell Company, 1968. (Sherrill also co-authored God's Smuggler and The Cross and the Switchblade. He passed to his reward in 2017 at age 94.)
H.B. Garlock and his wife, Ruthanne, published their own missionary account, Before We Kill And Eat You: Tales of Faith in the Face of Certain Death, published by Regal, 1974
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Paul Rapoza says:
3 December 2022 at 10:16 pm
In reference to the wonderful testimony of the missionary speaking in a language unknown to him (which I thoroughly believe and experienced in my younger years a few times) I posted it on Facebook and a brother in Liberia mentioned that he knew of no tribe there called Pahn. He suggested that it was actually the tribe called the Krahn who were at one time known as cannibals. You might look that up as he was pretty clear about it.
Thanks Paul, all information is welcome. It's possibly varied spellings from oral re-telling. Blessings.
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Originally posted by Occam's Razor View Post
I am not a big Mike Huckabee fan, and I respectfully disagree with his position on abortion. But I want to give credit where credit is due. He hasn't tried to waffle or talk out of both sides of his mouth about the Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood shootings. He flat-out calls it "domestic terrorism", and clearly views it as an evil act without any justification, even if the shooter was motivated by anti-abortion views.
Thank you, Gov. Huckabee, for being a voice of decency in the wake of this tragedy.
http://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2...huckabee-2016/
Originally posted by trixare4kids View Post
Question for you. Who is waffling or talking out of both sides about the Colorado Springs shooting? Who thinks these murders are justified?
We don't know if this is a matter of domestic terrorism yet but Huckabee is at liberty to call it anything he'd like.
Yeah I haven't seen anyone celebrating this yet. Low hanging fruit for a man that could use all the positive PR he can get.
Sharp mind, eternal youth. I'll be the first to never die. Nice thought and I'm never gonna lose it.
"ObamaCare Fee is not a new tax"
Expect more laws to be passed! Now, we know there are laws on the books for murder at both local, county, state and federal level. Yet, people still commit murder! So, the new laws will be written in all caps, in red ink and with a seal of the POTUS on the law!
Yep, that will fix this problem! Oh wait, I forgot, the anti-gun crowd won't he satisfied with just new laws! Nope! They want road blocks, taxes, limitations so as to make those who exercise their right bear arms jump through hoops and over hurdles to get and or keep guns!
I think Obama made a comment about trying to win a war against people (terrorists) who are willing to die to push their agenda! Yet, he doesn't understand a lot if not all mass shooters don't plan on surviving. Well, they do try and select targets with those safe zones! The batman oboe shooter wanted an airport, yet, security was a concern. He had several movie theaters to chose close to his home! He picked the one with sogns stating guns are not allowed!
So, to think that if only they can pass that common sense law(s) that will end these mass shootings!
Why is it they can't seem to draft that law(s)?
The idiot doubled down on the lie!
Cletus Wilbury
unrepentant hippy
Yet Ted Cruz has already made a statement that the shooter may have been a "transgendered leftist activist". ...
To be fair Cruz was just using that as an example as to why people shouldn't jump to conclusions.
Cruz on Planned Parenthood in Newton, Iowa
Boltsnow
Akita....Ultimate Family Protector
Originally posted by DEL061 View Post
Well, I don't see a single protest where the laws were not broken. Maybe you can show a peaceful demonstration where they didn't break laws, disturb the peace? WHere have they come down on those who ar doing the illegal activities? The violating the rights of others?
Cops enforce the laws. They stop those bad cops. I have yet to see the BLM "police" themselves.
Yep, when the anti-cop crowds get going, it is an ugly sight. When they get their tree picked out, their ropes in place, yeah, I disappear. That is, until the facts come out like in the Professor Gates, TM, MB and Garner case comes out.
That's because I wait for the verdict. Unlike you and other cop haters.
Not even quite sure where to start with this garbage.
What you see about BLM on TV and in the news are the so called....bad ones. Which is no different then what we see in the news about crooked/bad cops. So again, based on your logic because a few are out doing the wrong thing then you lump them all in as bad so then to same should be said about cops (based on your logic) that since some are out making a bad name for cops then all cops are bad.
Now I know that isn't true but if your going to base your group of some to represent all then it show go both ways...no?
So your around to defend (nothing wrong with that) cops only until it gets ugly and once it gets ugly you disappear, which I can understand because some of these threads I want to comment in but chose just not to get involved, and then you say you wait for a verdict. But you weren't waiting for a verdict prior to it getting ugly and defending cops.
So now it finally comes out and you call me a cop hater...why?
Because I don't agree with people in an authoritative position taking advantage of it? Because I don't agree with cops getting special treatments because of the badge? Because I don't agree with cops covering up for each other when the rights of citizens are stepped on or reports are written up with let's just say....less than the truth, to cover up what they did?
If that's what makes me a cop hater than I guess I am.
What's even more troubling is if that makes me a cop hater than what does it make you to think it's ok for cops to get away with that kind of stuff.
trixare4kids
Americans are Dreamers too
My remarks were about Huckabee and Huckabee only, and were not intended to be a commentary about anyone else or anyone else's reaction to the shooting.
But, since you ask: You are absolutely right that the full story about this guy's motivations are not yet known. But there are reports, not yet fully confirmed, that he had talked about "baby parts" and expressed anti-abortion views. So, based again on incomplete information, so far it looks like this was very likely domestic terrorism by an anti-abortion fanatic.
Yet Ted Cruz has already made a statement that the shooter may have been a "transgendered leftist activist". We shall see what Sen. Cruz, or anyone else for that matter, has to say once more details are forthcoming.
Wow! You seriously misunderstood the intent behind Cruz's remark.
Clerical glitch causes speculation about Colorado Springs shooting suspect's gender identity
Although Dear clearly identified himself as a man, the information was incorrectly logged into a computer, Parsell added.
I wonder what new laws will come out of this shooting? Which ban will be offered? A magazine capacity law?
Maybe more taxes on guns, ammunition?
How appropriate is this?
irony so thick you can cut it with a knife
Lawmaker who called Planned Parenthood 'real culprit' in shootings faces recall effort The Colorado Independent , December 03, 2015
"Violence is never the answer, but we must start pointing out who is the real culprit. The true instigator of this violence and all violence at any Planned Parenthood facility is Planned Parenthood themselves," Windholz wrote in a statement ...
Thousands blasted Windholz for her remarks, and hundreds took to her Facebook page to express disgust and demand her resignation. The Aurora Sentinel, the community paper for part of her House district, joined the chorus Wednesday, asking her to step down.
Windholz won her seat in 2014 by a razor-thin margin of 106 votes out of 18,858 cast.
Cohn said they need to collect at least 5,000 signatures to trigger a recall. That's a little more than the required 25 percent of 18,858 votes cast in the 2014 election.
ChargerInAtlanta
Originally posted by Cletus Wilbury View Post
I can see Coloradoans doing the recall, a couple a years ago, they recalled the President of the State Senate.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/11/us...-law.html?_r=0
Two Colorado Democrats who provided crucial support for a package of state gun laws were voted out of office on Tuesday in special elections seen as a test of whether swing-state voters would accept gun restrictions after mass shootings at a Colorado movie theater and a Connecticut elementary school.
The vote, which came five months after the United States Senate defeated several gun restrictions, handed another loss to gun-control supporters and gave moderate lawmakers across the country a warning about the political risks of voting for tougher gun laws.
The immediate effect of the recalls — the first of their kind in Colorado — was to remove two state senators, Angela Giron of Pueblo and John Morse of Colorado Springs, and replace them with Republicans.
Although the election was confined to two small districts in Southern Colorado and does not repeal Colorado's gun laws or change partisan control of the General Assembly, both sides spent heavily and campaigned fiercely, fighting to prevail in what analysts called a proxy battle between gun-control advocates and the National Rifle Association.
n a spirited concession speech, Mr. Morse, who lost the vote by just two percentage points, called the loss of his seat "purely symbolic" and defended the record of the last legislative session as "phenomenal."
"You're not judged by how you got knocked down but how you got back up," he said.
Mr. Morse, who was also the Senate president, will be replaced by his challenger on the ballot, Bernie Herpin, a Republican former city councilman from Colorado Springs.
For advocates on both sides, the stakes in Tuesday's elections were far bigger than the fates of two state politicians. As money and national attention poured into Colorado, a state of hunters that has been stained by two mass shootings, the races became a symbol of the nation's bitter fight over gun control, with one side bolstered by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York and the other by the National Rifle Association.
While both sides campaigned vigorously, knocking on doors, holding rallies and driving voters to the polls, gun-control advocates far outspent their opponents. A range of philanthropists, liberal political groups, unions and activists raised a total of $3 million to defend Mr. Morse and Ms. Giron. Mr. Bloomberg personally gave $350,000.
Planned Parenthood shooting suspect Robert Dear has outbursts at hearing CNN, December 9, 2015
Robert Lewis Dear, accused of killing three people last month at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs, Colorado, made a series of outbursts at a hearing Wednesday, saying, "I am a warrior for the babies."
On a day on which prosecutors filed 179 felony charges against him, Dear, wearing an aqua jumpsuit and leg irons, made his thoughts known -- through nearly 20 outbursts during the proceeding.
"You'll never know what I saw in that clinic," Dear said. "Atrocities, that's what they want to seal." He also said, "I am guilty. There is no trial," and "Protect the babies."
Harry Hardy
Gentleman amateur
Dear, wearing an aqua jumpsuit and leg irons...
I think I saw that ensemble on the last season of Project Runway. Very fashion-forward.
Flippancy aside, there's little doubt any more what his motive was.
Tiefer, tiefer, irgendwo in der Tiefe gibt es ein Licht.
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This is our church flowers the other Sunday and it's my first time to see this kind of blooms the reason why I posted this one in case someone knows the name of this flower, help me out! Anyway just love the different shades this flower has with the combination of red, pink, white and yellow. It's even more beautiful on closer look, see below!
Flowers always gives me a feeling of God's wonderful and beautiful creations. They fascinates and attracts me somehow! I just love them!
I hope you get an answer, because I am curious about the name, too. Lovely photos.
Hi Race, I enjoyed your church flowers very much. Wonderful close-ups. Thank you for sharing them and have a great week.
Hi Race, the flowers could be tiger lily.
I don't know the name of this beautiful flower, but it is lovely. Thanks for sharing your photos.
Like Ebie says: it could be tiger lily! I showed orange ones some weeks ago. They are beautiful!
Fantastic photos, Race! Even more-so when they're enlarged. I could be wrong but I think that's a Peruvian lily.


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Q: How to configure PuTTY so that Home/End/PgUp/PgDn work properly in bash? The keys Home, End, PageUp, PageDown all type a ~ in my bash session instead of moving the cursor / view around. Why does this happen and which settings do I need to change?
GNU bash, version 4.0.28(1)-release (x86_64--netbsd)
PuTTY v0.60

The question originally read:
In PuTTY, why does pressing the "Home" key on the shell (bash) type a "~"? Or rather, how do I make it move the cursor to the start of the command I've typed?
(I thought the reason was that ~ is the home directory, but the answers say this is not so.)

A: This is happening because you don't have PuTTY's terminal type set correctly, or because your server doesn't have the correct terminfo definitions installed.
On Debian-based systems, the ncurses-term package (version 5.7+20081213-1) includes terminfo definition files for putty, putty-256color and putty-vt100 terminal types.  If you have this package installed, you can set the "Terminal-type string" to "putty" instead of the default "xterm" in Putty's session configuration (Connection -> Data).
Stephen Irons also mentions "linux" as another terminal type that works; I believe this is correct from prior experience, but haven't tested it recently.
On my systems, this allows Home and End to work correctly, though PageUp/PageDown do not scroll the console window.  (They do work properly in ncurses applications like aptitude, and Shift-PgUp/Shift-PgDn scroll the console window.)

A: Non of these options worked for me.  I am running an old AIX system.  I had to add the following alias's to my .profile
alias __A=$(print '\0020') # ^P = up = previous command
alias __B=$(print '\0016') # ^N = down = next command
alias __C=$(print '\0006') # ^F = right = forward a character
alias __D=$(print '\0002') # ^B = left = back a character

A: If you want to verify which code is sent by PuTTY to your terminal when you press a key or a combination of keys, you just have to issue a Ctrl+V and then press on the desired key.
For example on my box, pressing the Home key will generate the following string on my terminal:
^[[1~

That means that PuTTY sends the escape character ^[ followed by the string [1~.
You can create an ~/.inputrc file in your $HOME folder, or alternatively an /etc/inputrc file depending on your system. Then fill this file with the PuTTY codes and the matching Bash actions you want to be triggered by Bash.
Note: Replace every ^[ character by the equivalent \e string
In my example, I'll add a line with my Home key code and the beginning-of-line action (which by default is bound to Ctrl+A in Bash):
"\e[1~": beginning-of-line

FYI, my inputrc file has the following content:
set meta-flag on
set input-meta on
set convert-meta off
set output-meta on
"\e[1~": beginning-of-line     # Home key
"\e[4~": end-of-line           # End key
"\e[5~": beginning-of-history  # PageUp key
"\e[6~": end-of-history        # PageDown key
"\e[3~": delete-char           # Delete key
"\e[2~": quoted-insert         # Insert key
"\eOD": backward-word          # Ctrl + Left Arrow key
"\eOC": forward-word           # Ctrl + Right Arrow key

From @Cimbali: More bindable commands (like previous-history: Move `up' through the history list) available on this reference page.

A: I couldn't get it working with other methods. I however created this AutoHotkey script that works, as long as your shell is Bash:
#IfWinActive ahk_class PuTTY
PgUp::Send +{PgUp}
PgDn::Send +{PgDn}
Home::Send ^a   ; beginning of line
End::Send ^e    ; end of line
+^Del::Send ^k  ; delete whole line after cursor
+End::Send ^k   ; delete whole line after cursor
+Home::Send ^u  ; delete whole line before cursor
^Del::Send !d   ; delete word after cursor
^BS::Send ^w    ; delete word before cursor
^Left::Send !b  ; jump word left
^Right::Send !f ; jump word right
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Use with caution though, since not all of these bash hotkeys work in other programs.

A: Change the Terminal-type String under the Connection > Data tab from the default "xterm" to "linux". It worked for me.

A: Crtl+A takes you to the start of the line
Here's a list of Bash keyboard shortcuts

A: What it's actually sending is ^[[1~ which is a terminal escape sequence consisting of:

*

*^[ - escape

*[ - left square bracket

*1 - one

*~ - tilde

You can see that by pressing Ctrl+V then Home.
You might be able to fix your problem by changing the PuTTY keyboard setting for Home and End keys to rxvt (which makes the escape sequence ^[[H or by changing the $TERM you're using (or by editing ~/.inputrc).
By the way there's no relationship between the tilde you get when you press Home and the tilde that represents the home directory. For example, in my setup Page-Down produces ^[[6~ which would also print a tilde if it weren't being properly interpreted.

A: For MTPuTTY

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*Open any connection properties

*Click Run PuTTY Config

*Open Connection > Data tab and set Terminal-type string to linux

*Come back to Session tab

*Select Default Settings in the list and click Save

*Close the window

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Leopoldsburg (in francese Bourg-Léopold) è un comune belga di 14.472 abitanti, situato nella provincia fiamminga del Limburgo belga.

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iMath
1 iMath (Device)
1.1 Design Concepts
1.2 Working with an iMath
1.3 History of the iMath
1.4 Recent News
2 IMath (Proverb)
iMath (Device)[edit | edit source]
The new iMath is very Compaq and easy to store and carry.
The iMath is the latest in the i-line of products manufactured by Apple to conquer the earth.
Design Concepts[edit | edit source]
As with today, the HYGHL (Hermetic Yale Group of Historians on LSD) dates the basic design of the iMath back to ingenious evil madman Thomas Edison himself. In its basic design it is driven by a Freddy Mercury Aggregate that is miniaturized to three nautic squaremiles and constantly moving at 25.1 knots, then folded up and put into a torus-shaped flexodynamical depenetration shell (TS-FDS). It is completely covered by badger fur.
The internal works of the iMath have not ever been revealed and are impossible to re-engineer because Apple
used Microsoft Windows as an operating system but
the device has neither a Ctrl nor an Alt nor a Delete key.
Also it only runs on Microsoft Internet Explorer. No-one knows why, but it is believed that Apple got fed up of using Linux.
It is believed to be a calculator.
Working with an iMath[edit | edit source]
Equipt with an iMath, a user can perform difficult mathematical calculations virtually everywhere:
on the bus to work
during lunchbreak
on the bus home
while juggling
during holiday in Zanzibar.
For doing so, the user utilized the intuitive-yet-powerful interface that is ingeniously based on 16 keys for the hexadecimal digits from "A" to "P" as well as the "A", "M", "M" and "S" keys for the four elementary operations "Addition", "Multiplication", "Minus" and "Subtraction". The output is rendered on a 3.5 inch wide integrated matrix printer and can also be kept for later review.
History of the iMath[edit | edit source]
Needless to say that Edison was awarded the Nobel Prize on the groundbreaking ingenuosity of these concepts. In fact he was the first person whose invention was so ingenuous that the prize was awarded to him three years before he finished the designs. Additionally, for the principle of using offline cellulose storage media offering asynchronous session log access he was awarded the highly renowned MGS-Award (most groundbreaking stuff) by the IEEE; his creative appliance of FMAs got him another MGS Award in the same year as well as the silver medal of honor by the MIT-CCC (Center for Commercial Crap) and the Half-A-Pig Award which is only given once per decade by Wales.
Recent News[edit | edit source]
Recent news reports state that Oprah has shown interest in buying Apple stocks, as she owns several iProducts.
IMath (Proverb)[edit | edit source]
Tacitus as well as Herodotus report that in an ancient Celtic language, "iMath" was a saying used by male university students to piss off women. It is pronounced "Ay-Math" and likely to be derived from "Aye", the Celtic god of rudeness.
Note that unlike the iMath device , the "I" is a capital letter in proverbial use of IMath.
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Are colleges becoming 'boot camps' for 'gay' activists?
Published November 7, 2011 at 8:53pm
By Michael F. Haverluck
Αre "gay" studies programs at America's colleges legitimate academic pursuits or an attempt to push, via education, an agenda to normalize homosexuality?
California State University Fullerton became the latest CSU school to offer a Queer Studies minor this fall, and SaveCalifornia.com President Randy Thomasson, a prominent pro-family voice in the Golden State's Proposition 8 battle to protect marriage as the union between one man and one woman, argues there's an agenda behind the increasingly common courses.
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Thomasson contends that the Queer Studies program is not education at all but a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender, or LGBT, indoctrination program that hides the facts about homosexual behavior and only serves the purpose of promoting unhealthy lifestyles.
"Teaching young adults who have already been taught lies about sexuality as children this non-academic 'academic' minor will train them to be homosexual-bisexual-transsexual activists that attack everything good and sacred in our culture," Thomasson said in an interview with WND. "LGBT activists, organizations and writers have been packaging their lies for years. This program will download it further into the brains of young adults. It's 'boot camp' to become a homosexual activist."
He sees it as a recruitment program that sells homosexual propaganda, as opposed to an educational program, since it doesn't teach the facts about the dangers of the risky lifestyle.
"This is not a true study [that sets out] to discover the unnatural, unhealthy behavior of homosexuality, bisexuality and transsexuality," Thomasson added. "Indeed, this is training up an immoral army of soldiers to attack real marriage, the natural family, and to rope more children into sexual darkness."
Thomasson also alerts families that that the program teaches students to be reckless and irresponsible, while telling them that they are powerless to control themselves sexually.
"'Queer studies' teaches you can do anything sexual you want without negative consequences or moral accountability to God, and that you have no ability to choose whether or not to engage in sexual behaviors," the pro-family leader asserted. "This philosophy essentially turns man into an animal, but less than an animal, because beasts follow God's natural order of sexuality."
But the faculty at CSU-Fullerton has a much different perspective regarding the mission of its program.
"People have become so much better informed about the situation with gays and lesbians in our society," CSUF American Studies Professor John Ibson reported to the Orange County Register. "I'm happy to see the university live up to its mission as a place that is in favor of tolerance and freedom of thought and inquiry."
The university's website states, "Queer Studies examines the dynamics of heteronormativity, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender roles," and it proclaims that students will receive many benefits from their enrollment in the program.
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"A Queer Studies Minor designation on a student's transcript distinguishes them affirmatively in application to graduate school across many fields," the CSUF website reads. "Additionally, it makes students more competitive for employment and internships in fields including social work, counseling, education, healthcare, social service, government, the law and nonprofit advocacy. In a private-sector job market with increasing demand for sensitivity and nuance to issues of diversity, social marketing, and critical/intellectual flexibility, a Queer Studies Minor positions CSUF graduates on the leading edge of cultural, social, political and scientific knowledges, and it recognizes their specific expertise in one of the most culturally and politically relevant topics of our time."
Eight California laws have been passed over the years that require positive teaching of LGBT issues in public schools, with the latest, SB-48, going into effect in January.
Thomasson warns, however, the laws are merely breeding grounds for the public university programs.
"Children left in the K-12 government school system will be sexually indoctrinated because of [the] raft of laws requiring it," the SaveCalifornia.com founder stressed. "With these harmful homosexual-bisexual-transsexual activism programs popping up at more colleges and universities, these confused children will be trained as adults to fight to advance lies and trample the rights of everyone who disagrees."
Thomasson notes that the list of California academic institutions now offering the Queer Studies program is "definitely more than [the] four state colleges and universities mentioned by the big media."
Five schools in the California State University system currently offer a minor in the program, including San Diego State, while seven schools in the system offer it, including UCLA and UC Berkeley. Most Americans are unaware that dozens of these programs exist across the country at public universities.
Additionally, five other state schools are either working to offer the program or have had Queer Studies courses on their campuses.
Even though this tide of programs sweeping the U.S. claims to be academic in nature, Thomasson attests they falsely teach that homosexuality is genetically acquired.
"Homosexual researchers have even looked for a genome, such as can be found for Alzheimer's, but it's not there," Thomasson stated.
He says there are no objective studies indicating that there is such a thing as a "gay" gene. He often points to the following quote by Marianne LaFrance to show the direction homosexual activism is going in academic institutions:
The former chair of the Larry Kramer Initiative of Lesbian and Gay Studies at Yale University declared, "Now we're asking not just what causes homosexuality, but also what causes heterosexuality."
Thomasson contends that there is no reasoning behind her statement.
"By claiming sexual perversion as 'normal,' she is failing to think, talk or act logically. The burden of proving a claim that goes against the norm is upon the one making the claim," Thomasson argues. "There is no 'gay gene,' but there are thousands and thousands of former homosexuals who have left that lifestyle for good. Homosexuality is a behavior, bisexuality is obviously a choice, and transsexuality is obviously unnatural ('sex changes' require a scalpel)."
He explains that there is a common denominator found in individuals who practice homosexual behavior.
"Many have been molested in their youth, or have had an estranged emotional relationship with their father or mother," said Thomasson, who used Chaz Bono as one example.
"I am just amazed that there are people like Chastity Bono, of the Sonny and Cher family, and that she wrote that she was molested by a female babysitter and then she cuts off her healthy breasts and says her name is Chaz and goes from lesbian to transsexual, and she doesn't see the connection." Thomasson recently stated on "The Janet Mefferd Show." "Well when you have your emotional identity messed with and your sexual identity messed with, then it's very easy to promote that as normal when it's not normal."
The SaveCalifornia.com president sees this biased promotion inculcating students at early ages.
"They are indoctrinating college students to think that homosexuality, bisexuality and transsexuality are good and natural, maybe even for them," Thomasson asserted. "But more so, because the students that are interested in this are already relativistic, because of the government school mentality they've been in from kindergarten through 12th grade probably, they are sitting ducks to become activists. So this is training up an army of intolerant activists who want to trample parental rights, religious freedom, marriage, the Boy Scouts, property rights, business rights, medical doctor rights … free speech, religious freedom ... this is very dangerous."
Thomasson has advice for those who want to stand up and challenge the pro-homosexual, anti-family advocates in public education.
"Don't go there, write the university president to say why you're boycotting the university, speak out about 'queer studies' being non-academic."
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CHILDREN'S CONCERT: The Piedmont Prime Time Community Band will give a free children's concert at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the Gem Theatre, 111 W. First St.. Wear a costume portraying characters featured in the songs, such as a lion, elephant, swan, donkey, Sesame Street, Disney and Looney Tunes characters, an Olympic athlete and more. Details: 704-425-3508; www.primetimeband.org.
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SocietyWorld
Blurring The Heimdall's Vision: Imposing Shutter Control on Remote Sensing Satellite
by Rahul Verma 22 July 2020 10 December 2020 8 min read
Photo by NASA on Unsplash
Heimdall is an animation character of the MCU (Marvel Comic Universe). He has the ability to see and hear it all and he stands as the guardian sentry at the rainbow bridge Bifröst of Asgard (remember Thor). He can see through the nine realms. He is the true "Eye in the Sky", who looks into enemies' territories for answers.
In today's information age, everyone has the ability to be Heimdall. Availability of internet access and IOT devices in form of Smartphones have led to a situation where cameras are everywhere and everyone is a Citizen Journalist or a source. Images and videos of troop movements, deployments, departing and arriving flights, actual combat and even enemy POW can be placed in the public domain in a bat of eyelid. Today, Open Source Intelligence platforms access satellite images on an hourly basis and put them out for everyone.
Even amateurs and hobbyists have access to inputs which professional analysts dreamed off just a decade ago. Twitter was very active during the latest India-China border skirmish. The Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) twitter handles were continuously reporting and sharing Sat Images and Images clicked by locals. Also, they were reporting military flights also, along with analysis and this removed curtains from some well-kept information. The fog of war, which every military relies on to catch its adversary by surprise, is becoming increasingly vague in the Digital Era.
OSINT refers to all the publicly available information. There is no specific date on when the term OSINT was first proposed. However, a relative term has probably been used for hundreds of years to describe the act of gathering intelligence through exploiting publicly available resources.
OSINT is drawn from publicly available material, like the internet, traditional mass media (e.g. television, radio, newspapers, magazines), specialized journals, conference proceedings & thinktank studies, photos & geospatial information (e.g. maps & commercial imagery products).
About 2,666 active satellites orbit Earth 24×7, which indicates that we are under a constant watch. Major advances in Sat Imagery since the 1957 launch of Sputnik have many people anxious about surveillance from space. If you worry about privacy, you may wonder what satellites can actually see and where the data goes but not all satellites are meant for IMINT. There are more than 400 Earth Observation Satellites/ Remote Sensing Satellites (including military and dual use) in the orbit, acquiring more than 10 terabytes of data daily specifically utilising the Visual/IR/ ESM bandwidth to observe and record.
Satellite photography provides exceptional angles/altitude for taking photos of the planet that can help scientists and others recognize patterns and trends. But it also raises concerns about National Security. Having read the same blog in the Geo Spatial World and Science & The Wire (https://www.geospatialworld.net/blogs/covid-19-pandemic-eye-opener-for-better-remote-sensing-policies-in-india/ ), I thought it is important to present the view from a National Security perspective.
Satellite photos aren't sort of a spy movie where you can keep zooming in until you see face of a person. In fact, photos today aren't accurate in the way our phone's camera is. For example, each pixel of a satellite image with one-meter resolution projects one square meter of actual earth. As a criterion, the lesser an image resolution is, the better the image quality.
There are numerous queries arising from Satellite Imaging operations, and these too often characterize a threat to countries sovereignty and national control. Moreover, regarding the military or civil uses of a satellite, the essential technologies are similar, the only variance being their use. Dual purpose is therefore advantageous for states with minimal budgets and resources to develop civil and military space programs independently, leading to an increase in the number of players in this milieu.
Satellite Imagery of Pangongtso Lake was publicly available during the Ladakh skirmishes. Source: Photo by Vijit Dutta on Unsplash
However, the double use has negatives too, a satellite of this type becomes in fact an objective to be neutralized in case of conflict, also involving the obliteration of the vital results obtained in the civil field. It is useful here to remember Bin Cheng's (professor of Air and Space Law at UCL and honorary President of the London Institute of Space Policy and Law) thought that "A state's territory is a castle. No one is allowed to enter it without its permission… the arrival of space age was as opening up an ant-hill with all the ants inside scurrying round wondering how to cover themselves and their secrets and stores".
This is one of the penalties of Space Surveillance/ Space IMINT, the relevance of a state's terrestrial military power is reduced to nearly zero due to the transparency of the opposing tactics in advance thanks to the collection of data from space. Hence, the new Space Race, because sending a satellite up in space also means substantially increasing the influence and power of a nation by acquiring elements related to the opposing strategies or even espionage.
The question of the legitimacy of space espionage is also linked to a query whether satellites are placed in an international or national "type" Orbit in the Outer Space? The public opinion advocates for the management of such operations in a way that does not have to be intimidating to the states and therefore does not lead to generating tensions between them. But then question arises how would the searched know that he has been seeked. Obviously, the steps taken by nations must be in-synch with the UN Charter, which means that they cannot be based completely on the national situation, otherwise being random.
Observation for military purposes, as is well known, a certain element of the current international framework and the best way to deal with this situation is to return to the principles of the United Nations Charter Chapter XI Article 74, for example, provides that member states base their attitude of respect towards the territory "on the general principle of good neighbourliness due account being taken of the interests and well-being of the rest of the world, in social, economic, and commercial matters".
This is also an element that contributes to defining the illegitimacy of remote sensing and that helps to make the margin between authorized and forbidden space activities (with particular interest for those of a military nature) less blurry. Although there are no specific customary rules of international law that prohibit space reconnaissance, these initiatives cannot simply fall into the legally allowed category. In this regard, in fact, the treaties on space support peaceful purposes and every decision on the matter must be accepted by maintaining the balance between nations; also noting that, International Jurisprudence bans covert remote sensing. Therefore, the new picture shown undermines one of the most important characteristics of states, that being Sovereignty. With this in mind, only a crystal clear and pronounced set of rules can be the key to safeguarding the autonomy of the countries, in the context of peaceful coexistence.
A US regulation from 1997, known as Kyl-Bingaman Amendment, restricts satellite images of Israel and the Palestinian territories used in US commercial services, such as Google Earth, to products/ items/infrastructure that are more than two meters across.
The amendment restricts the Ground Sample Distance (GSD), which means that that each pixel the dots used to make a complete image should only represents four square meters on the ground. And the objects smaller than two meters across should be lost in the final image. It is known fact that the smaller the GSD, the sharper the image and the more information it can provide.
I propose that India should assert its right to control the activities of Remote Sensing satellites as other countries do through 'Shutter Control' regulations or implement Indian "Kyl-Bingaman Amendment". The limitation imposed by states upon particular areas of their national territory is called localized degrading of satellite imagery, is commonly known as 'Shutter Control' regulation. Shutter control is beneficial to protect the state's national security and foreign policy. The activity itself may not be ipso facto prohibited; instead, it is tackled in the dissemination phase.
India has its own Remote Sensing Data Policy with two basic aims, first to establish a licensing mechanism and second to ensure control over remote sensing data dissemination. The Department of Space has assigned the licensing operation to two entities, the first one is the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) for handling acquisition/ distribution of data within India both from Indian and foreign satellites, and the second is Antrix Corporation for procurement/ dispersal of data outside of India, while data dissemination is subject to the three-tier policy that divides how data can be disseminated according to the resolution.
Data between 5.8m and 1m is subject to screening, to ensure that sensitive areas are excluded. Government operators don't require clearances to distribute data higher than 1m within themselves, however all other users are reviewed by High-Resolution Image Clearance Committee. The definition of 'Sensitive Areas' is not provided in the Remote Sensing Data Policy. However, the example of it can be seen in the agreement concluded by the Indian government with space imaging, that Google Earth (IKONOS) will degrade sensitive areas such as military bases and airfields before distributed in India. NRSC also forbids the dissemination of data containing India's borders up to 80 KM inside the territory, including the Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir. But what about Satellite Pictures available from satellites not registered in India or not owned by Allies, the debate is concerning.
India must initiate cooperation with the sensing states (at least the friendly ones) to obtain the primary and processed data, to find out what kind of data captured by the satellites as long as it is in accordance with the sensing state's international obligations (for instance, to protect security needs, national sovereignty and trade secrets). Moreover, as the Remote Sensing Principles is the only international instrument governing remote sensing, it is reasonable enough for states to negotiate for a treaty or convention concerning the operation. Although some of the principles may be acknowledged as customary international law, it is undeniable that it is merely a resolution. The future treaty may contain the principles of shutter control so that in the event of an emergency or due to national security reasons, the sensed states could ask for the right of priority access, the right to interrupt the services, and the right to do a security check for the data before being distributed.
The authority of this technology creates opportunities and fears, entangled, with potential to swap fast. These help localisation, processing, and distribution of Giga Bytes of data and prepare them as products for analysts. But the essential role in analysis will continue to be the mind of the analyst, an object and a focus for AI and CI, who will generate knowledge products from whatever is available, not only the Heimdall's vision but its mind is also to be blurred.
In the end, I would like to say that "International Surveillance Agency for Satellites" is an idea whose time has come. It has been rejected before and one of the main reasons for the refusal is the fact that a body that deliberates by a majority view cannot do so for sensitive issues concerning space. In this sense, greater support would be required to if not today but definitely tomorrow. The transition of Remote Sensing Satellites from being mere expressions of India's state and military aspirations in space to an industry has been enabled by the integration of satellite data with AI, ML, Cloud Structuring, Blockchain and IOT technologies.
This merger, along with privatisation, has changed raw imagery data into reliable insights and geospatial information, with proven applications for better governance and decision making but also as a threat to National Security if not reigned. Indian Governments Remote Sensing Data Policy 2011 requires revision and needs to be made more relevant in the Era of LandViewer, USGS Earth Explorer, Copernicus Open Access Hub and other free GIS data free to use applications.
(This post first appeared here in The Tilak Chronicle.)
Rahul Verma
Rahul Verma holds a Master's Degree in Aero Space Law from NALSAR, Hyderabad. He has also attended Graduate Certificate in Technology and Policy from Takshashila Institution. He has undergone UNITAR course "Diplomacy 4.0". He also is qualified on Space law and Drone law.
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The European year for development : Women and girls
Written by Marika Lerch (Directorate-General for External Policies). Graphics and statistics by Eulalia Claros (European Parliamentary Research Service) In many…
Gender Inequality Index 2013
Written by Marika Lerch (Directorate-General for External Policies).
Graphics and statistics by Eulalia Claros (European Parliamentary Research Service)
In many developing countries women and girls are disproportionately affected by poverty and exclusion. Although the UN adopted the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women in 1979, women and girls still face discrimination in many societies today, particularly in the political and economic spheres. This undermines their opportunities to actively address their situation and break the cycle of poverty and marginalisation. In many contexts, women and girls are vulnerable to the risk of violence, including sexual violence in conflict situations, daily domestic violence and cultural practices, such as female genital mutilation.
International development cooperation has increasingly recognised the importance of addressing the issue of gender equality, not only to promote fundamental human rights, but also to create sustainable development. The fourth World Conference on Women, held in Beijing in 1995, underscored the fundamental importance of women's empowerment and full participation in all spheres of society to the achievement of equality, development and peace. For example, closing the gender gap in agriculture could contribute to eradicating hunger: it is estimated that if women had the same access to productive resources as men, total agricultural output in developing countries could increase by 2.5-4 %. Educating women and girls has proven to significantly reduce the risk of child mortality. And women's control of household resources boosts spending on food and education, thereby enhancing children's future prospects.
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) agreed by the UN General Assembly in 2000 triggered increased investment in women and girls, but much remains to be done. Official development aid focused on gender equality has tripled from USD 8 billion in 2002 to USD 24 billion in 2012. Most of this aid went to the education and health sectors, much less to economic empowerment and political participation. In all developing regions, gender parity has been or is close to being achieved for primary education, but not yet for secondary education in all regions. Maternal deaths declined by 45 % between 1990 and 2013, but the target of a two-thirds reduction is likely to be missed. Gender gaps also remain in access to employment: in 2012, the employment-to-population ratio for women was 25 percentage points lower than for men, and women continue to be overrepresented in low paid jobs. However, the situation varies tremendously between countries and regions, as shown by the UN Gender Inequality Index.
The European Union's development cooperation addresses gender equality in the context of international objectives, as well as according to the EU's own fundamental values. Equality between women and men is a key principle of European integration, enshrined in the Lisbon Treaty and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. The 2005 'European Consensus on Development', a joint, statement of principles shared by the Member States and EU institutions, requires the EU to include a strong gender component in all its policies and practices in its relations with developing countries. The 'EU Guidelines on violence against women and girls and combating all forms of discrimination against them' acknowledge that violence against women and girls is 'one of the major human rights violations of today's world' and commit the Union to using its diplomatic and financial tools to help prevent violence, protect victims and prosecute perpetrators. With the EU's 2010-2015 'Plan of action on gender equality and women's empowerment in development', the EU and its Member States set ambitious objectives to support women and girls through a three-pronged approach:
systematically making gender equality a topic of political dialogue with partner countries,
addressing the specific concerns and needs of women and girls in all development operations ('mainstreaming');
financing targeted actions to help women and girls.
In 2012, 28 % of the EU's aid included gender equality and women's empowerment as a principle or significant objective – a doubling of the 2009 rate. This is major progress, but remains far from the 75% target set in the Plan of action.
The European Parliament (EP) has always been a strong proponent of making gender a focus of the EU's development cooperation. In view of adopting a new international development framework in 2015 to succeed the MDGs, the EP has called for a stand-alone goal on gender equality while simultaneously ensuring the integration of gender across all goals. In particular, the EP has stressed the importance of:
eliminating all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls, and sending a clear message about women's participation in decision-making processes;
ensuring equal access to employment for both women and men, and equal pay for work of equal value everywhere;
enhancing girls' access to all levels of education and removing gender barriers to learning;
ensuring universal access to health services;
establishing effective protections for migrant women.
The EP has also established internal structures to ensure that gender equality is 'mainstreamed': a standing Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality contributes to reports and resolutions on development cooperation, and the committee responsible for development cooperation has specified that one of its Members is responsible for mainstreaming gender equality throughout the committee's work.
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Officials must complete their investigation before the wreckage can be cleared, the damage can be repaired and service to the affected section of the Blue Line can be restored. For more details, read the story as reported by the Tribune here.


Refurbished in 2010, the hotel offers 22 rooms housed in an antique-style building.
The hotel, placed in a sophisticated-style building, offers location in the heart of Arcadia, boasting 63 non-smoking rooms and an outdoor pool.
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Located close to Desoto Memorial Hospital, the hotel has 20 rooms, and boasts access to a port.
Situated in proximity to Joshua Citrus, the property offers a swimming pool and a kitchen.
Located close to Arcadia Municipal Golf Course, the hotel has 22 rooms, and boasts access to a port.
The hotel was built in 1998 in a business area of Port Charlotte, and nowadays has 71.
The hotel includes 78 rooms together with a year-round outdoor swimming pool, offering its guests a perfect setting in the centre of Port Charlotte.
The hotel offers 93 rooms with the city views, a 24-hour restaurant, and a café bar.
Located 7 km away from Port Charlotte city center, this hotel features 81 rooms and a swimming pool.
Less than 3 km from the city centre of Port Charlotte, this 7-room accommodation features barbecue and a shuffleboard court.
The hotel offers a pet-friendly accommodation with 122 rooms in the busy area of Port Charlotte.
Located just 2.2 km from Charlotte Harbor Flats Fishing, this hotel features an outdoor pool area and tennis courts for guests' convenience.
Set step away from Port Charlotte Beach Park, this hotel features an indoor swimming pool and a 24-hour restaurant serving dishes of international cuisine.
Located in a tranquil area next to Reelfishing Charters, the villa welcomes guests with a private swimming pool.
Guests can take advantage of a swimming pool and an outdoor pool area and tennis courts, while staying in the pleasant property, set in a busy area.
The hotel has a family restaurant and a large pool for its guests.
Featuring a private swimming pool, this historical venue gives access to Charlotte Harbor Flats Fishing.
Placed just off Ollie's Pond Park, this self-catering villa features 2 bedrooms and a full kitchen with a refrigerator, a cooktop and glassware.


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Q: How to replace certain items in a char array with an integer in C++? Below is an example code that is not working the way I want.
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
char testArray[] = "1 test";

int numReplace = 2;
testArray[0] = (int)numReplace;
cout<< testArray<<endl; //output is "? test" I wanted it 2, not a '?' there
                        //I was trying different things and hoping (int) helped

testArray[0] = '2';
cout<<testArray<<endl;//"2 test" which is what I want, but it was hardcoded in
                      //Is there a way to do it based on a variable?
return 0;
}

In a string with characters and integers, how do you go about replacing numbers? And when implementing this, is it different between doing it in C and C++?

A: If numReplace will be in range [0,9] you can do :-
testArray[0] = numReplace + '0';

If numReplace is outside [0,9] you need to

*

*a) convert numReplace into string equivalent

*b) code a function to replace a part of string by another evaluated in (a)

Ref: Best way to replace a part of string by another in c and other relevant post on SO
Also, since this is C++ code, you might consider using std::string, here replacement, number to string conversion, etc are much simpler.

A: You should look over the ASCII table over here: http://www.asciitable.com/
It's very comfortable - always look on the Decimal column for the ASCII value you're using.
In the line: TestArray[0] = (int)numreplace; You've actually put in the first spot the character with the decimal ASCII value of 2. numReplace + '0' could do the trick :)
About the C/C++ question, it is the same in both and about the characters and integers...
You should look for your number start and ending.
You should make a loop that'll look like this:
int temp = 0, numberLen, i, j, isOk = 1, isOk2 = 1, from, to, num;
char str[] = "asd 12983 asd";//will be added 1 to.
char *nstr;
for(i = 0 ; i < strlen(str) && isOk ; i++)
{
if(str[i] >= '0' && str[i] <= '9')
{
from = i;
for(j = i ; j < strlen(str) && isOk2)
{
if(str[j] < '0' || str[j] > '9')//not a number;
{
to=j-1;
isOk2 = 0;
}
}
isOk = 0; //for the loop to stop.
}
}
numberLen = to-from+1;
nstr = malloc(sizeof(char)*numberLen);//creating a string with the length of the number.
for(i = from ; i <= to ; i++)
{
nstr[i-from] = str[i];
}
/*nstr now contains the number*/
num = atoi(numstr);
num++; //adding - we wanted to have the number+1 in string.
itoa(num, nstr, 10);//putting num into nstr
for(i = from ; i <= to ; i++)
{
str[i] = nstr[i-from];
}
/*Now the string will contain "asd 12984 asd"*/

By the way, the most efficient way would probably be just looking for the last digit and add 1 to it's value (ASCII again) as the numbers in ASCII are following each other - '0'=48, '1'=49 and so on. But I just showed you how to treat them as numbers and work with them as integers and so. Hope it helped :)


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in: Real-world locations, Asia locations, British colonies,
Dutch colonies
Sri Sumbhajee's palace
Sumbhajee Angria
Mannajee
Askay
The Turning Tide
"Where did you say we're going again?"
"India. I hear they let cows just wonder through their houses there. Can you imagine? I hate cows."
―Barbara Huntington and Marcella[src]
India was a landmass in the south of Asia that was also known as the Indian subcontinent or South Asia.
1.1 East India Trading Company
1.2 Piracy
2 Notable Indians (by birth)
The name India comes from the river Sindhu in the northwest of the Indian subcontinent (present day Pakistan). Over this river, the Indus Valley Civilization progressed as one of the cradles of human civilization. This civilization existed from 3300 BC to 1900 BC. After the civilsation mysteriously declined, the Vedic or Hindu cultures (introduced by Aryan invaders from Central Asia) began to spread throughout the land. The subcontinent had also undergone later migrations and invasions, with the migrants and invaders eventually blending into India's cultural melting pot over the millennia.
The Persian Empire's expansion into India was followed by an invasion by the Macedonian prince Alexander the Great. After crossing the Sindhu river, the Greeks named it Indus, after which it is aetymologised to India. These were then followed by later Central Asian invaders, including the Huns and Turks, who founded the Delhi Sultanate. Most of the Indian subcontinent was eventually unified by the Mughal Empire from late medieval to early modern times, before eventually collapsing.
India began to be colonized in the beginning of the Modern Era by the European countries of Great Britain, France, Portugal, Denmark, and Holland. The Spanish attempted to sail to India but its explorers and Conquistadores landed up on North America. Eventually, most of India was colonized by Britian via the East India Trading Company.
East India Trading Company[]
"Our Company's profits are at stake! What are you shiftless fools doing out there in India-counting your own toes?"
―Benedict Huntington to an EITC agent[src]
The East India Trading Company was granted a Royal Charter by Queen Elizabeth I. The Company began to set up factories, one of them being Calcutta. Mughal ruler Siraj-aud-Daula ordered the French and British to remove their fortifications. The French complied, while the British with their fort at the city of Calcutta did not. Angry at this, the Mogols threw the British out. The Company launched an immense Invasion with the country's greatest forces and struck back hard, only to end up conquering all of India soon enough. The EITC began trading with the East Indies.
The Company began monopolizing in the Caribbean, led by Lord Cutler Beckett. Cutler Beckett would have probably served as a clerk in India before he rose up to power.
Piracy[]
"Just before we parted company, James mentioned that he had come upon a man, half dead, floating in the sea. They pulled him out, and before he died, he told them a story similar to the ones I have heard here today. He said it happened off the coast of India. It seems these villains are everywhere."
―Don Rafael to pirates assembled at Shipwreck Cove[src]
The Vedic civilisation has shown ancient records of Piracy. After the Dark ages, piracy was recorded many times. Arabs used piracy as an excuse to expand into India, and piracy was also used several times as an excuse for war. In 14th century South India, war exploded between the two Muslim and Hindu kingdoms, so there had been a need for fresh supplies, and the easiest way to get them was to raid the trade routes coming from Persia to Africa. During the times of Mughal rule, European pirates also saw treasure in this area and began to pillage Mughal vessels and ships transporting pilgrims heading to Mecca for their annual pilgrimage. These constant raids sparked a war between Portugal and the Mughal Empire, because Portuguese pirates captured a ship belonging to the Mughal queen. In the 18th century, the famous Maratha privateer, Kanhoji Angria, ruled the seas between Mumbai and Goa. The Marathas demanded the East India Trading Company to pay a fee if sailing through their waters.
Pirate Lords like Sumbhajee Angria also began to expand their influence over Indian oceans. Madagascar also had connection with pirate raids on India, due to the fact that both are on the Indian Ocean. Some of the rogue pirates operated off the coast of India.[1].
Notable Indians (by birth)[]
Toolajee
Pusasn
Salaman
The Price of Freedom (Mentioned only)
Legends of the Brethren Court: The Caribbean (First mentioned)
Legends of the Brethren Court: Rising in the East (Mentioned only)
Legends of the Brethren Court: The Turning Tide (First appearance)
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (Mentioned only) (Deleted scene)
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (On a map)
Legends of the Brethren Court: Rising in the East
Legends of the Brethren Court: The Turning Tide
Legends of the Brethren Court: Wild Waters
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (DVD featurette)
India on Wikipedia
↑ The Price of Freedom Chapter Two.
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It is on the hillside opposite the fortress. The larger buildings were used as agricultural storehouses known as colcas. In about 20 or 30 minutes of distance it is the large four-tiered storehouse. Up the trail there are the four towers. These towers mark the crown of the head of Tunupa, the god of abundance.
To reach the trailhead from the Plaza de Armas, take Calle Principal, toward Cusco. After completely leaving the Plaza, take the first left onto called Lares. After a few blocks, a wooden sign for Pinkuylluna will be on the right, pointing up a stone staircase.
Ascend the staircase for 5-10 min until the trail forks. The trail to the right has a wooden handrail and leads around the corner to the first Inca ruins.
After exploring these ruins, descend on the same path back to the fork and then take uphill in the other direction. This trail passes another Inca site and arrives at the large four- tired store-house in about 20 minutes. From here, continue behind the storehouses and up the trail to the towers.


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Q: How can I defragment a ReFS mirrrored Storage Space (Windows 10)? Possibly related question:
https://serverfault.com/questions/790563/refs-is-fragmentation-ok-is-defragmentation-needed
Note that I am using Windows 10 Home, version 1607. The Storage Space has four disks with two-way mirroring which results in 2x redundancy. Integrity streams are enabled.
The Windows Defrag and Optimize tool indicates "100% space efficiency (OK)", and when run manually, only performs a "trimming" operation for couple of minutes.
Auslogics Disk Defrag reports that over half of the storage space is fragmented, with many files having several thousand fragments (up to 10,000).

Of all the other defragmentation tools I looked at, only Defraggler explicitly mentions ReFS support, but nothing about Storage Spaces. (https://www.piriform.com/defraggler/version-history) It says that the drive is of type "HDD". But the results are consistent with Defrag:

On a side note, this is surprising since these are files that I copied from another drive, not files that were appended to, resized, modified, or ever opened in write mode since copying to the drive.
It appears that the defrag tool included with Windows does not support ReFS: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731650(v=ws.11).aspx
Given the fact that its analysis differs widely from the built-in tool, and results seems unusual, I am wondering they are actually reporting correctly and if it is indeed safe to execute a defrag.

A: I was unable to find the Technet entries for Windows 10 command-line tools. This for Windows 8 and Server 2012:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731650(v=ws.11).aspx
defrag in Windows 10 does support defragmenting ReFS-formatted storage spaces. It can also perform free space consolidation.

The defragmentation is not quite as comprehensive, as it allows fragments larger than 64MB to remain.


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Anders Öhrgren, född september 1714 i Möklinta socken, Västmanlands län, död 25 december 1788 i Romfartuna socken, var en organist och amatörorgelbyggare i Sverige. Han var organist och klockare i Romfartuna socken åren 1743–1775. Han byggde några mindre positiv till kyrkor i Västerås stift. Han utförde även reparationer på orglar.

Biografi
Öhrgren föddes september 1714 i Örlinge, Möklinta socken och var son till Erik Ersson. Öhrgren var organist i Möklinta församling mellan 1735 och 1740. 1743 blev Öhrgren klockare och organist i Romfartuna församling. Han slutade som klockare och organist i församlingen 1775. Öhrgren avled av ålderdom den 25 december 1788 i Romfartuna och begravdes 30 december samma år.

Han har tidigare varit organist i Åkerby och Köpings stad.

Familj
Öhrgren gifte sig 30 oktober 1743 i Romfartuna med Brita Lundberg, född 4 april 1705 i Romfartuna socken, Västmanlands län, död 3 augusti 1777 i Romfartuna socken, Västmanlands län. Hon var dotter till förre organisten i Romfartuna Olof Lundberg och Helena Martinsson. Brita var sjuk av slag i 6 år 1 månad och 19 dagar och begravdes den 7 samma år som hon dog. De fick tillsammans barnen:
Elisabet Margareta, född 30 januari 1745 i Romfartuna.
Andreas, född 21 februari 1746 i Romfartuna.
Rebecca, född 18 januari 1748 i Romfartuna.

Öhrgren gifte sig andra gången 1778 med Christina Elisabet Collinder, född 12 september 1748 i Tärna socken, Västmanlands län.  Hon var dotter till komministern i Tärna Olof Collinder och hustrun Christina Elisabet Fontin.

Orglar

Källor

Romfartuna F:4 (sid 74)
Romfartuna F:5 (bild 16)
Romfartuna Ala:4 (sid 75)
Romfartuna Ala:5 (sid 271)
Romfartuna Ala:6 (sid 211)
http://webnews.textalk.com/upload/articlefile/8/22767/Orgellankar__2015-12-29.pdf

Noter

Män
Födda 1714
Avlidna 1788
Svenska orgelbyggare under 1700-talet


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from datetime import datetime

from flask import abort, flash, request, render_template, redirect, url_for
from flask.ext.login import login_required, current_user
from sqlalchemy import desc

from . import blog
from .forms import PostForm, DeleteForm

from ..models import db, Post

@blog.route('/')
@blog.route('/index')
@blog.route('/page/<int:page>')
def index(page=1):
    posts = (Post.query
                 .filter_by(is_published=True)
                 .order_by(desc(Post.timestamp))
                 .paginate(page, 3))
    return render_template('blog/index.html', posts=posts)

@blog.route('/new', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
@login_required
def new():
    form = PostForm(request.form)
    if form.validate_on_submit():
        post = Post(title=form.title.data, body=form.body.data,
                    timestamp=datetime.utcnow(),
                    user_id=int(current_user.get_id()),
                    is_published=form.is_published.data)
        db.session.add(post)
        db.session.commit()
        if form.is_published.data:
            flash("Post is now published.")
        else:
            flash("Post updated")

        return redirect('blog/'+post.slug)

    return render_template('blog/edit.html', form=form)

@blog.route('/<slug>/')
def show_post(slug):
    post = Post.query.filter_by(slug=slug).first()
    if post is not None:
        if post.is_published:
            return render_template('blog/post.html', post=post)
        else:
            if  current_user.is_authenticated:
                flash("This post is unpublished.")
                return render_template('blog/post.html', post=post)
            else:
                abort(401)
    else:
        abort(404)

@blog.route('/<slug>/edit', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
@login_required
def edit_post(slug):
    post = Post.query.filter_by(slug=slug).first()
    if post is not None:
        if request.method == 'GET':
            form = PostForm(obj=post)
            return render_template('blog/edit.html', form=form)
        else:
            form = PostForm(request.form)
            post.title = form.title.data
            post.body = form.body.data
            post.is_published = form.is_published.data
            post.user_id = current_user.get_id()
            db.session.commit()
            flash("Post updated.")
            return redirect(url_for('blog.show_post', slug=post.slug))
    else:
        abort(404)

@blog.route('/<slug>/delete', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
@login_required
def delete_post(slug):
    form = DeleteForm(request.form)
    post = Post.query.filter_by(slug=slug).first()
    if post is not None:
        if form.validate_on_submit():
            db.session.delete(post)
            db.session.commit()
            return redirect(url_for('blog.index'))
        else:
            return render_template("blog/delete.html", form=form)
    else:
        abort(404)

"""
@blog.route('/search/<search_terms>/')
def search():
    return render_template('blog/search.html')
"""

@blog.route('/archive')
@blog.route('/archive/page/<int:page>')
def archive(page=1):
    posts = (Post.query
                 .filter_by(is_published=True)
                 .order_by(desc(Post.timestamp))
                 .paginate(page, 10))
    return render_template('blog/archive.html',
                           head_title="Blog Archive",
                           header_title="Archives",
                           posts=posts)

@blog.route('/unpublished')
@login_required
def show_unpublished():
    posts = (Post.query
                 .filter_by(is_published=False)
                 .order_by(desc(Post.timestamp))
                 .paginate(1, 10))
    return render_template('blog/archive.html',
                           head_title="Administration",
                           header_title="Unpublished posts",
                           posts=posts)

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