What a jolly week it's been. Meltdown in West London and the temporary appointment of Colonel Kurtz while some dodgy deal was being struck east of the Urals.
Anyway, the Russian worked out that Kurtz was not the answer and told his serf Hiddink to get his ar*e over to London to try and save his roubles. It would never have happened under Leonid Brezhnev.
After all that excitement we all turned up to the Boleyn Ground on Valentine's Day expecting the romance of the cup to fill our hearts. Or we did until we remembered that we were playing Boro', a team who like its manager has had a charisma by pass.
The only change from the ManUre lineup was the absence of the human dynamo Behrami. In came East End favourite Luis Boa Morte who did little to get the home crowd on side in the sixth minute with an awful pass to the opposition.
Di Michele – a man who is occasionally inspirational but usually diabolical - then made an insipid effort to retain possession, allowing a break forward on 10 minutes where Downing found himself in bags of space centrally. A shot was blasted mercifully wide.
It was a complacent start, leading to the obvious conclusion that we felt that all we needed to do was turn up to beat a poorly performing Boro' team. The excellent Jack Collison was having none of this and on the quarter hour went surging forward but he stumbled on the edge of the box and the shot from Noble that followed was weak and easily gathered by the keeper.
Collison's momentum was rubbing off and Boa Morte showed great industry on 16 minutes, finding Collison who laid off a sideways pass to Noble. He unleashed a powerful shot which Brad Jones did well to save to his left. A couple of minutes later, it was the unlikely Collins who found himself on the end of a loose ball on the edge of the box, but once again Jones was on hand to make a fine save, this time to his right.
Just as things were looking up in terms of tempo and possession, we got hit with a sucker goal on 21 minutes. The ball got whipped in from the right and everybody missed it, allowing Downing to ghost in at the far post and head past Green. He proceeded to celebrate too enthusiastically in front of the home support in Bobby Moore Lower who collectively looked rather narked.
Di Michele pulled off one of his occasionally surprising turns of skill on 25 minutes when he teed himself up a volley from about 25 yards out which just flashed across the face of goal. It was then apparent that England's Carlton Cole was crocked and although he tried to carry on he was eventually replaced by former World Cup striker Diego Tristan.
Collins, who has looked pretty solid of late inexplicably decided on 36 minutes to head the ball straight at Alves. Fortunately the £12 million Brazilian was so surprised he could not do anything with the Welshman's gift.
Just after, a ball was sent over the top and Tristan managed to pick it up and feed Boa Morte who whacked in a god low cross that ricocheted around leading to a half parry by the keeper towards Collison waiting at the left hand post. Somehow he contrived to balloon a shot over from 4 yards.
We like a good laugh in the East Stand and Diego Tristan provided it with a minute left in the half. Boa Morte – who'd been involved in a lot of the positive forward play by West Ham – set Di Michele free down the inside left position. He noticed Tristan in space on the right edge of the box and fed him a nice pass which was the Spaniard sliced awfully wide.
Noble got booked in time added on and the whistle then went to end a fairly dismal half of football characterised by early complacency and a lack of quality from both sides.
Boa Morte only lasted 3 minutes of the second half before he was substituted for Sears. It must have been an injury as he had been one of the better performers.
A pathetic lay off by Tristan drew the groans again and then Sears did not improve everybody's humour with a poor shot on the turn after a half decent move forward. On 56 minutes Mark Noble then made one of the worst passes seen this season to allow a Boro' beak which could have easily resulted in a second goal.
Alves beat the offside trap on 59 minutes but he shot across Green and wide of the right hand post. A £12 million striker should have at least hit the target.
Collison was still trying to raise everybody's spirits and belief ad he passed nicely to release Sears down the right but his cross was plucked out of the air by Jones.
There was a suspicion of a foul on Noble on 63 minutes, but Boro' were able to fashion an attack which saw Alves surge forward and direct a hard, low shot to Green's left, which he just managed to reach at a one-handed stretch.
A bit of trickery from Di Michele on 68 minutes saw him slide a ball towards Tristan who looked for one minute that he would walk the ball into the net, but he just lost control of the ball around the six yard box at the crucial moment.
Green had to be alert again on 71 minutes with a save at his corner following a run by Downing. A minute later Tristan attempted to lay off a pass but failed miserably. This allowed me to relate my theory to fellow Eaststanders that the Diego Tristan we have is an imposter. This cannot be the man that scored 32 goals in one season in La Liga. I believe the real Diego Tristan is in Ibiza receiving a weekly cheque from this bloke that is impersonating him.
Ilunga was trying to get more adventurous and he found some rare space behind the Boro' back four on 73 minutes. It was text book stuff, he got to the dead ball line and sent a perfect pass in to Di Michele on the edge of the six yard box. His first time shot was spectacularly dire – he leant back and skied the shot over the bar leaving every Bobby Moore Lower head in hands.
Alves went off for Tuncay on 74 minutes and the rather ineffectual Noble was replaced at the same time for Savio.
A good flick fro Di Mchele on 75 minutes saw the ball rebound off Tristan and nearly into the path of Sears but the chance just evaded him.
Belief was running out and it was hard to see where a goal would come from. In the end salvation came from a set piece after a foul by O'Neill down the West Ham right. Savio stepped up nad whipped in a great ball which missed everybody, bounced up and there was the saviour Ilunga to head in.
Savio was really injecting some pace into the West Ham play and he put a ball into space down the left which Bellamy would have loved but the oil tanker that is Tristan could not get there. The sloth-like movement of the Spaniard led a bloke near me to utter – "My nan's faster than that".
The final whistle signalled a replay up in the frozen north and a rather lacklustre performance by West Ham hardly deserved it. The injury to Cole is particularly worrying as the deficiencies in the backup strikers were only too apparent today. The cover is poor and Slo Mo Diego is definitely not the answer. Savio certainly changed things and he looks like he deserves a start with Noble looking off form. We also missed Behrami who seems to drive the team forward and Parker had one of his less distinguished performances today. This was bound to happen as he has been excellent of late.
This is my last West Ham game for a few weeks as I am off to watch England play cricket in the Caribbean. Before you get too jealous, I have checked the beer index, and the recent devaluation in the pound has made a pint some 71p dearer since last Summer. I blame Margaret Thatcher.
One excellent save and a few more comfortable efforts that could be said to have kept us in the cup.
Did well to keep his cool in the face of some provocation in the second half. Did ok without Behrami's help.
One of the few that didn't have an off day. Nice finish for the goal – perhaps he could give lessons to one or two of the squad.
Out of sorts and lost concentration a couple of times – one of which as the goal.
Looked a bit "leggy" after the runaround in Spain in midweek.
Too many misplaced passes and that "drilling for oil" move he has just played him into trouble.
Probably should have scored in the first half and sometimes guilty of over-elaboration.
First touch let him down too many times, though to be fair he was far from alone in that respect.
Was doing ok if nothing spectacular before injury curtailed his afternoon.
(Replaced Cole, 34 mins) At least DiMichele tried to get the ball back once in a while. Seemed disinterested in getting involved with anything that required movement.
(Replaced Boa Morte, 49 mins) A lot of running with little service or reward.
Robert Green, Lucas Neill, Herita Ilunga, James Collins, Matthew Upson, Scott Parker, Mark Noble, Jack Collison, Luis Boa Morte, Carlton Cole, David Di Michele.
Goals: Herita Ilunga 83 .
Booked: Mark Noble 45 David Di Michele 87 .
Jones, Hoyte, Pogatetz, Wheater, Huth, Digard, Johnson, O'Neill, Arca, Downing, Alves.
Substitutes: Tuncay (Alves 74), Walker (Arca 77).
Subs not used: Turnbull, Emnes, Bates, McMahon, Bennett.


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The Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) named "Little Scott" (Tag ID: GFR2411) was originally tagged & released by angler Scott Dingle on July 7th, 2015 while fishing with Captain Nick Stanczyk and mate Hunter Barron aboard the charter boat Catch 22 out of Bud N' Mary's Marina in Islamorada, Florida Keys. "The swordfish was just about keeper size, so we decided to tag and release it for somebody else to catch in the future", said Capt. Stanczyk.
The Swordfish was recaptured approximately 195 miles north of the original tagging location on September 28th, 2015 by Captain Jackson Coate while fishing aboard his boat F/V The General. The swordfish was at liberty in the water for 73 days until its recapture. Captain Coate, a commercial fishermen, recaptured the Swordfish approximately 22 miles off the coast of southeast, Florida while swordfish buoy gear fishing at night.
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I got the LnA dress from Hautelook and now I wish I'd ordered all the colors. It's on sale at Revolve right now for $65, which is more than I got it for on Hautelook, but still a good price. Since it arrived yesterday I've been wearing it – over a tank top and un-belted at home, and now that I'm going out, I "dressed" it up a bit with a skinny belt and t-shirt. The dress is so comfortable, I see myself wearing it constantly. It is pretty sheer though, so I'm wearing SPANX underneath for a bit more coverage.
I started looking for that color too and found it at Walgreens today, Sinful Colors in Summer Peach. It's bright neon orange and on sale for $1.50!!
This must be "Orange Toenail Week" cuz I have orange toenails, too! The dress is cute, but I'm holding out for the T by Alexander Wang.
Ha! My toes are orange too, a Sinful shade from last year.
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Q: Java and Windows - Issue with auth over HTTPS I am using the default API in Eclipse to connect to a server over HTTPS. I have the chained certs installed in my keystore. However, Windows does not like it and throws up a certificate chaining error. On Ubuntu, it actually works fine!
Now, on Windows I have a "hack" that I saw on here that basically creates a TrustManager which enables all certs. For the time being, this is fine. I'll have to come back to it later, but, my current problem is that my code connects to the server, authenticates using uc.setRequestProperty("Authorization", "Basic " + encodedLogin); but returns back the HTML code for my form, which I actually thought I was logging into in the first place. Without that line, I get a 403.
When I went to the site in the browser, a login box popped up. When I logged in, it logged me in no problems. When I clicked Cancel and dismissed the login box, it took me to the exact HTML form that my code is returning. So either I need to somehow login to this popup box, or I need to authenticate a second time to log into the web form. I hope thats a clear enough explanation.
My ultimate goal is obviously to login and return an auth object back to my code for doing further communications with the site. I'm just stuck at this little niggly part for days! Any help is greatly appreciated!!
I have attached my code, plus the code of the HTML form.
Thanks.
My Code:
try
{
    String login = "MyUser:MyPass";
    byte[] encodedLogin = new Base64().encode(login.getBytes());

    StringBuilder parsedContentFromUrl = new StringBuilder();
    HttpsURLConnection uc = (HttpsURLConnection) webURL.openConnection();

    //uc.setRequestProperty("Proxy-Authorization", "Basic " + encodedLogin);
    uc.setRequestProperty("Authorization", "Basic " + encodedLogin);
    //uc.addRequestProperty("User-Agent", "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0)");
    uc.connect();

    //uc.getInputStream();

    BufferedInputStream in = new BufferedInputStream(uc.getInputStream());
    //System.out.println(uc.getRequestProperty("WWW-Authenticate"));

    int ch;
    while ((ch = in.read()) != -1) {
       parsedContentFromUrl.append((char) ch);
    }
    System.out.println(parsedContentFromUrl);
}
catch (IOException e)
{
    System.out.println("IOException::"+e.getMessage());
    e.printStackTrace();
}

HTML Web form
<FORM METHOD=POST ACTION="/mylogin.form">

Username

<INPUT NAME="username" SIZE="15">

Password

<INPUT TYPE="PASSWORD" NAME="password" SIZE="15">

<INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="login-form-type" VALUE="pwd">

<INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" VALUE="Login">
</FORM>

A: HTTP authorization is not the same thing as logging into a web form.
You've got HTTP authorization working (i.e., fixed the 403 error) so you are being given the page you requested, which is a login page.  The HTML shows you that in order to log into the form, you need to perform a POST on the /mylogin.form URL.  Currently you are doing a GET on the URL for the login page.
It is unusual for a server to have two distinct authentication processes in parallel.  The server might be misconfigured.

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I have been on the search for a whole new breakfast menu and I have found something that is easy to make, and what I consider to be healthy.
When I first read the recipe I said to myself, 'This has way too much going on for me" but at the same time it sounded good, so I went for it. I could eat this at least 3-4 times a week.
Let me know what you think after you have tried it.
PS- I even eat this as a late night snack.
1) Combine chia and hemp seeds in a bowl and pour coconut milk on top to cover seeds.
2) Place covered bowl in the refrigerator overnight or a minimum of 2 hours.
3) In the morning add almond butter and blend with mixer until well blended.
4) Add pumpkin seeds, pecans, coconut flakes, and blueberries to your satisfaction. Enjoy!!!
* Step 1 can be done days in advance and will still be safe to eat as long as it remains refrigerated.
I hope you enjoy this breakfast bowl just as much as I do.
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Tried the breakfast bowl. It wasn't too bad. Will definitely try again. I accidentally bought cinnamon peanut butter and that gave it some flavor.
Next time I will add more berries.
I'm not a fan of peanut butter but cinnamon flavor might make me join the team. I went for original almond butter to cut down my sugar a bit. At times I'll add a few drops and of sweetener.


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Q: Zephyr build error when trying to switch board target I am trying to build zephyr sample code that is meant for board A for board B (i.e. build was written for code A but I need to change it so that it works with board B). I keep coming across this error and I am not sure how to get past it. I have replaced the /board, /soc, and /dts subfolders with appropriate files for my board. I changed the Makefile to target my board and it is successfully finding it.
This is the error:
cmake -B build -DBOARD=my_project_name ./
-- Using out-of-tree SOC definition
-- Zephyr version: 2.2.0
-- Found PythonInterp: /opt/homebrew/bin/python3.6 (found suitable version "3.6.2", minimum required is "3.6")
-- git describe failed: fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git;
   BUILD_VERSION is left undefined
-- Selected BOARD my_project_name
-- Found west: /usr/local/bin/west (found suitable version "0.7.2", minimum required is "0.6.0")
-- Loading /Users/my_name/file_dir/Firmware/projects/my_project_name/boards/arm/my_project_name/my_project_name.dts as base
Devicetree header saved to '/Users/my_name/file_dir/Firmware/projects/my_project_name/build/zephyr/include/generated/devicetree_unfixed.h'
Parsing /Users/my_name/third-party/zephyr/zephyr_rtos/v2.2.0/zephyr/Kconfig
Loaded configuration '/Users/my_name/file_dir/Firmware/projects/my_project_name/boards/arm/my_project_name/my_project_name_defconfig'
Merged configuration '/Users/my_name/file_dir/Firmware/projects/my_project_name/prj.conf'
Configuration saved to '/Users/my_name/file_dir/Firmware/projects/my_project_name/build/zephyr/.config'
Kconfig header saved to '/Users/my_name/file_dir/Firmware/projects/my_project_name/build/zephyr/include/generated/autoconf.h'
-- The C compiler identification is GNU 8.2.1
-- The CXX compiler identification is GNU 8.2.1
-- The ASM compiler identification is GNU
-- Found assembler: /Users/my_name/file_dir/third-party/toolchains/gcc-arm-none-eabi-8-2018/arm-gcc-macos/bin/arm-none-eabi-gcc
-- Cache files will be written to: /Users/my_name/Library/Caches/zephyr
-- Configuring done
-- Generating done
-- Build files have been written to: /Users/my_name/file_dir/Firmware/projects/my_project_name/build
make -C build
Scanning dependencies of target driver_validation_h_target
[  1%] Generating include/generated/driver-validation.h
[  1%] Built target driver_validation_h_target
Scanning dependencies of target kobj_types_h_target
[  2%] Generating include/generated/kobj-types-enum.h, include/generated/otype-to-str.h
[  2%] Built target kobj_types_h_target
Scanning dependencies of target syscall_list_h_target
[  2%] Generating misc/generated/syscalls.json
[  3%] Generating include/generated/syscall_dispatch.c, include/generated/syscall_list.h
[  5%] Built target syscall_list_h_target
Scanning dependencies of target offsets
[  6%] Building C object zephyr/CMakeFiles/offsets.dir/arch/arm/core/offsets/offsets.c.obj
In file included from /Users/my_name/file_dir/third-party/zephyr/zephyr_rtos/v2.2.0/zephyr/arch/arm/include/aarch32/cortex_m/stack.h:23,
                 from /Users/my_name/file_dir/third-party/zephyr/zephyr_rtos/v2.2.0/zephyr/arch/arm/include/kernel_arch_data.h:33,
                 from /Users/my_name/file_dir/third-party/zephyr/zephyr_rtos/v2.2.0/zephyr/arch/arm/core/offsets/offsets_aarch32.c:26,
                 from /Users/my_name/file_dir/third-party/zephyr/zephyr_rtos/v2.2.0/zephyr/arch/arm/core/offsets/offsets.c:12:
/Users/my_name/file_dir/third-party/zephyr/zephyr_rtos/v2.2.0/zephyr/include/arch/arm/aarch32/cortex_m/cmsis.h:92:2: error: #error "DT_NUM_IRQ_PRIO_BITS and __NVIC_PRIO_BITS are not set to the same value."
 #error "DT_NUM_IRQ_PRIO_BITS and __NVIC_PRIO_BITS are not set to the same value."
  ^~~~~
make[3]: *** [zephyr/CMakeFiles/offsets.dir/arch/arm/core/offsets/offsets.c.obj] Error 1
make[2]: *** [zephyr/CMakeFiles/offsets.dir/all] Error 2
make[1]: *** [all] Error 2
make: *** [zephyr_project] Error 2

I have already checked to make sure that soc.h has #include <devicetree.h>. I'm not sure what else I can try now so any help is appreciated. Thanks!

A: Found the solution: I had to add dts_fixup.h to the bottom of my soc folder.


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Tag: Declaration of Independence
Commentary: A Republic if You Can Teach It
December 4, 2022 December 3, 2022 RealClearWire
President Biden has a civics lesson that he is fond of and regularly repeats. It is about how the United States is unique in the world because of the founding ideals enshrined in the Declaration of Independence.
"Unlike every other nation on Earth, we were founded based on an idea," he notes before adding that "while we've never fully lived up" to those principles, "we have never given up on them."
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Commentary: Targeting Citizens for Expressing Traditional Values is a Hallmark of Tyranny
October 26, 2021 October 25, 2021 Arizona Sun Times Staff
All my life I've felt a bond with places and with people.
Growing up in Boonville, North Carolina, population then about 600, I went to elementary school and the Methodist church, knew many of the merchants in town—Harvey Smith, grocer and mayor for many years, Donald the barber, Mr. Weatherwax who owned the pharmacy and was kind enough to let me read comic books on the premises, and a dozen more adults—and relished my friends and their families. Boonville's red clay and rolling hills are as much a part of me as any genetic code.
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New York City to Remove 200-Year-Old Thomas Jefferson Statue from City Hall
The New York City Public Design Commission voted to remove a historic statue of one of America's leading Founding Fathers from City Hall, according to The Hill.
On Monday, the commission unanimously voted to relocate the statue from the City Council chambers. The vote comes after State Assemblyman Charles Barron (D-N.Y.) and his wife, City Councilwoman Inez Barron, first began the movement to remove the statue. Assemblyman Barron claimed, without evidence, that Jefferson was a rapist, while Councilwoman Barron insisted that removal of his statue was "not being revisionist."
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Commentary: Parents Aren't Domestic Terrorists
It is probably an understatement to say that when one group designates another as a terrorist organization, diplomatic relations between the two become strained.
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable Rights."
Truths. Equal. Creator. Rights. Concerned parents want schools to teach truths, not ideologies; operate under equality, not equity; and respect faith in our Creator and our parental rights. These are the fundamental principles from our Declaration that are at stake in American education today.
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Arizona Attorney General Condemns Biden Administration's Warning Label on Constitution, Declaration
September 20, 2021 September 19, 2021 Arizona Sun Times Staff
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich condemned the National Archives Records Association's (NARA) decision to label documents with a "harmful language" alert.
Brnovich demanded that NARA immediately remove the warning labels from documents including the Constitution, Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights, in a Sept. 10 letter to the agency first obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. The warning labels only serve to further divide Americans, the attorney general said.
"This is shameful action from the National Archives, and the misguided 'alerts' should be taken down immediately," Brnovich wrote to U.S. Archivist David Ferriero. "There is nothing 'harmful' about our founding documents. These inspired writings governed the formation of our new country in the late 18th Century and provided the roadmap for it to grow into the greatest nation in history."
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Arizona Senators Kelly and Sinema Refuse to Address National Archives Labeling Founding Documents 'Harmful Language'
September 12, 2021 September 11, 2021 Rachel Alexander
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) placed warning labels on the Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and other historical documents, warning viewers that "some of the materials presented here may reflect outdated, biased, offensive, and possibly violent views and opinions." The Arizona Sun Times requested comment from Arizona's Democratic…
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Pennsylvania Congressman Lamb Silent on National Archives Labeling Constitution for 'Harmful Language'
September 11, 2021 September 10, 2021 Bradley Vasoli
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has slapped "Harmful Language" warnings on online displays of American founding documents, including the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution—and U.S. Rep. Conor Lamb (D-PA-17) is keeping quiet about it.
The Star News Network emailed Lamb's press office Friday to ascertain his view of the matter. Neither the congressman—who recently announced a bid for U.S. Senate—nor his staff have replied.
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National Archives Flags America's Founding Documents for 'Harmful Language'
The National Archives has placed warning labels on its digital display of America's founding documents, including the U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, warning they may contain "harmful language" that could offend viewers' senses.
The labels come amidst a larger battle over political correctness inside the government's main historical preservation agency, where new documents surfaced this week showing that about 800 National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) employees from across the country attended a town hall meeting of the Archives' Task Force on Racism on May 11 and discussed deleting the "charters of freedom" descriptors for the Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the Declaration.
The argument made was that the documents did not "not result in freedoms for everyone" initially, the new memos show.
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Commentary: The Founding Elite vs. The Current Elite
July 11, 2021 July 10, 2021 Arizona Sun Times Staff
In an insightful Independence Day Twitter thread, Emily Zanotti expressed her partiality for this provision of the Declaration of Independence:
[T]his is my favorite part: 'And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honor.' Can you imagine writing that? Signing your name to that? Acknowledging that this document means you will come out of this broke, dead, and remembered as a traitor if you do not win. Signing your own death warrant. Man, that took balls . . .
In recognizing and celebrating the signatories' fortitude, Zanotti illuminated the stark contrast between the visions of America's founding elite and its current elite.
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Newt Gingrich Commentary: Reclaiming the Spirit of Independence Day
July 4, 2021 July 3, 2021 Arizona Sun Times Staff
On Independence Day we reflect together as a nation on a remarkable moment in history 244 years ago, when 56 men from 13 colonies gathered in Philadelphia to sign the Declaration of Independence. There, our founders declared with one voice: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."
This act of political and moral courage changed the world forever. Since 1776, the values and ideals enshrined in the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution have been exported to democracies around the globe and have lifted millions of people out of tyranny, poverty, and oppression.
Unfortunately, some in America seek to diminish America's founding, rewrite our history, and invalidate the spirit of independence which led our founders to create the greatest, freest, and most prosperous nation on Earth.
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"Something strange and marvellous": Victor Hugo's Essay on Walter Scott | Stephen Basdeo
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Life of Victor Hugo
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From: Here Begynneth A Lytell Geste of Robin Hood... on 9 Jun 2021
This Week on Dispatches: John L. Smith, Jr. on John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and King Louis XVI together at Notre-Dame
On this week's Dispatches host Brady Crytzer interviews actor, teacher, US Army and US Air Force veteran, and JAR contributor, John L. Smith, Jr., about... The post This Week on Dispatches: John L. Smith, Jr. on John Adams, Thomas Jefferson,...
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From: Journal of the American Revolution on 21 Jul 2019
The Day Nôtre Dame Cathedral Hosted Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and King Louis XVI
1785 was a rare year in Paris—it was safely nestled between revolutions. The American Revolution had come to an official end right there in... The post The Day Nôtre Dame Cathedral Hosted Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and King Louis XVI appeared...
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From: Journal of the American Revolution on 13 Jun 2019
Red Roofs
Patriots Day 2019 was not a very enjoyable day. It was certainly not as dreadful as Patriots Day 2013, but still a frightful day. I woke up to thunder, looked out at the dreary rain, made the decision not to drive to Lexington so I could walk the Battle...
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From: streets of salem on 18 Apr 2019
Light, Beauty and Emotions in Chartres Cathedral
By Sarah Randles, The University of Melbourne/University of Tasmania Although today we do not usually think of the phenomenon of light as an aspect of material culture, it fits James Deetz's definition of material culture as 'that sector of...
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From: Histories of Emotion on 11 Mar 2018
ANSWERS By Jillian Snyder Outside and in: St Swithun's Church, Lower Quinton, Warwickshire. Outside and in: St Swithun's Church, Lower Quinton, Warwickshire. Jillian Snyder is a Ph.D. student at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, and...
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From: Blogging Shakespeare on 19 Aug 2017
CFP: Early Modern Orders & Disorders
'Wheel of Fortune', Durer Early Modern Orders and Disorders: Religious Orders and British and Irish Catholicism Dates: 28–30 June 2017 Venue: University of Notre Dame's London Gateway, London, UK. Conference Organizers: Brad...
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From: Shakespeare in Ireland on 20 May 2016
Shakespeare Theatre Association Member Theatre, Shakespeare at Notre Dame is in the midst of hosting two international conferences on campus as part of their "Shakespeare: 1616-2016" celebration. First up is the second iteration of 2013's Shakespeare...
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From: Shakespeare Anniversary on 27 Mar 2016
CFP: Beyond Tradition: Rethinking Early Modern Europe
September 11-12, 2015 University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, Indiana Abstract Deadline: 01 May 2015 "Beyond Tradition: Rethinking Early Modern Europe" will be a two-day conference held at the University of Notre Dame in Notre Dame, IN, on...
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From: Early Modern Workshop on 25 Aug 2015
Women Leaders and Intellectuals of the Medieval World...
Women Leaders and Intellectuals of the Medieval World Conference at the University of Notre Dame 1-3 October 2015 For more info: http://womenleaders2015.wordpress.com Organizers: Kathryn Kerby-Fulton, John van Engen, and Katie Bugyis
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From: Early Modern Workshop on 3 Aug 2015
BBC and the Sixteen (Harry Christophers) on Sacred Music
Over the past couple of weeks, my husband and I have watched this DVD set from the BBC/CORO: Sacred Music, hosted by Simon Russell Beale, with musical excerpts and commentary by The Sixteen and Harry Christophers. Note the words "musical excerpts"; The...
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From: Supremacy and Survival: The English Reformation on 10 Oct 2014
3rd Notre Dame Wells Shakespeare Lecture
Edited by Ann Thompson and Neil TaylorThis year's Shakespeare lecture in honour of Professor Stanley Wells C.B.E. was given by Professor Ann Thompson of King's College London. Her talk was called '"You need not tell us what Lord...
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From: Blogging Shakespeare on 28 Mar 2014
Report on the Veneration of "La Sainte Couronne d'Epines" at Notre Dame
As I had planned, I did attend the Veneration of the Crown of Thorns at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris last Friday. I rode the free Metro from the station near our apartment to Bastille on Line 8 and transferred to Line 1 for Hotel de Ville. Walking...
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From: Supremacy and Survival: The English Reformation on 22 Mar 2014
On Today's Itinerary: The Crown of Thorns
At 3:00 p.m. (15:00) today, I hope to be in Notre Dame Cathedral for the Veneration of the Crown of Thorns, held every Friday during Lent:The relics of the Passion presented at Notre-Dame de Paris include a piece of the Cross, which had been kept in Rome...
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Notre Dame de Paris Desecrated (Twice) in May, 2013
I was so stunned and sad to hear about the two demonstrations and desecrations of Notre Dame de Paris--a Cathedral I have visited, photographed, attended Mass in, prayed in, and been so impressed with for so many years. I remember the first time I crossed...
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From: Supremacy and Survival: The English Reformation on 26 May 2013
Watch Sir Nicholas Hytner Speak Shakespeare
Last month the University of Notre Dame hosted its second annual lecture in honour of Professor Stanley Wells C.B.E. The event was presented in partnership with The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust and The Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham...
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From: Blogging Shakespeare on 13 Apr 2013
Conference from the Main Campus to London
It all started about eighteen months ago. The University of Notre Dame in London wanted very much to feel it was doing all it could to honour Stanley Wells C.B.E. as the pre-eminent Shakespeare scholar. So, Notre Dame's London director, Greg Kucich,...
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From: Blogging Shakespeare on 28 Feb 2013
Embracing Shakespeare
This webinar is a conversation I had about different aspects of Shakespearian study with the two general editors of The Oxford Shakespeare Topics series, Professor Peter Holland (McMeel Family Chair in Shakespeare Studies, University of Notre Dame) and...
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