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Mustasch with support act on Killing It For Life Tour 2020 – Scandinavia – at Kulturbolaget Malmo, Sweden
March 14, 2020 Anders Sandvall2020 / Concert Reviews
Mustasch – Headline
Killing It For Life Tour 2020 – Scandinavia –
The Last Band – support act
Kulturbolaget, Malmo, Sweden
31/1 – 2020
Live review and pictures by: Anders Sandvall
Now it's time again for the Swedish party metal machine Mustasch to head out on tour in Scandinavia. In 2018 the bands previous album SILENT KILLER was released and it was also the first album together with new drummer Robban Bäck. At the end of last year the brand new album KILLING IT FOR LIFE was unveiled and the band chose to release on their own label Tritonus Records. A string of singles in "Blood In Blood Out", "What Is Wrong", "Where Angels Fear To Tread" and "Before A Grave" have been released from the album and the band haven't performed in Malmo since March 2018 when they toured together with Hardcore Superstar and Entombed A.D in the tour-package named Tour De Saster. The band has always been a popular act in Malmo and I can't count how many times the guys have performed here, therefor the tickets to this night's show was sold rapidly and the chance of selling out was really high. After the band toured through Sweden it was time for Finland and Estonia but this night it was Malmo and Kulturbolaget that was in spotlight.
Once I came inside the club I took a look at the merchandise and saw that Mustasch had quite a few choices of different shirts to sell as well as the new album and other stuff and as soon it was time for the support act The Last Band to open the night.
The Last Band had their initial letters TLB in bright neon lights on stage and the closer it got for the night to start the more people entered the club. It was crowded at the front of the stage and fans eagerly stood waiting for the support act to go on stage, finally at 8 o clock it was time for the Gothenburg based opening act to kick off the night.
The Last Band
"White Powder" opened the show and it was full speed ahead from the very start and the crowd tagged along for the ride instantly. "6/7" followed straight away and since it was pretty dark on stage with not much lights from the front it was hard to get pictures of the band. At least the sound system worked great and the band that consists of:
Coffe Blood – lead vocals
Alex Frid – guitar
Fredrik Eriksson – guitar
Dennis Pumkin Andersson – bass
Axel Karlsson – drums
did their absolute best to get the crowd going and in mood for Mustasch. Singer Blood said – we are The Last Band and it's fun to be back in Malmo again. This is our third time in Malmo I think, and we know you can rock n roll really hard down here, but so can we also and we have written a song about our neighborhoods in Gothenburg called "Hisingen".
The bands music is maybe best described as hardcore mixed with punk and metal influences worked well in the club and Blood moved around the stage during the show getting the crowd amped up. "The Hunt pt 3" followed straight away as well as "Muscle And Blood". Are you with us Blood asked, how many have come only to see us tonight? Well at least a few of you he said, how many have heard us before? Parts of the crowd shouted yes, we always have a great time together with Mustasch Blood continued and we want to say thank you to the guys for letting us tag along. We released a new single not too long ago, and if you haven't heard it here it comes, it's in Swedish called "Snabbare Än Satan" (Faster Than Satan), enjoy. In the middle of the song Blood urged the fans to clap their hands, "They Say" continued the show while Blood said – damn it's nice to know we're going to be performing for two hours straight, Mustasch can sell their merchandise during our show, what do you think about that? You think I lie huh? Blood laughed saying no it's not true, are you all ready for Mustasch? Well here comes out last song "I Got No Friends".
The Last Band didn't perform 2 hours but for 35 minutes and that was enough for me. Sure, the band know how to take on a crowd and they got ability and charisma but their music doesn't do anything for me. It was somewhat bad lights on stage but the wall with lights at the back of the stage looked awesome. The sound system wasn't good and the music was too loud, the vocals was put too low in the mix and it was hard to hear if Blood sang in Swedish or English, it was hard to hear what he was singing over all. In my ears the band's music are plain hardcore and nothing more and parts of the crowd seemed to agree with me. Maybe not the best support act for Mustasch but it is what it is, even though I wasn't impressed by their music the guys seemed young and they have the future ahead of them.
The Hunt Pt 3
Muscle And Blood
Snabbare Än Satan
I Got No Friends
Behind The Last Bands wall of light a podium with drums on it showed up and on the other podium a piano was put and at the back the backdrop portraying the cover of the brand new Mustasch album came up. It took a while for the crew to prepare the stage and while they were doing that more people showed up eager to see Mustasch live in action. About 9.10 it was so time for the evening's main event to kick off their show.
As the intro was played through the speakers the band members showed up on stage and the first song out was "Ransacker". "Blood In Blood Out" followed straight away and both the two songs is taken from the new album KILLING IT FOR LIFE. Singer Gyllenhammar grabbed the mic saying we are in Malmo tonight and it's Friday, it's all good, here is "What Is Wrong". Mustasch is:
Ralf Gyllenhammar – lead vocals, guitar
Mats Stam Johansson – bass
David Johannesson – guitar
Robban Bäck – drums
Gyllenhammar took of his guitar saying the band was trying on something new saying the next song needs to have some piano in it, here comes "Freddie Mercury". Gyllenhammar sat down behind the piano and it was a bit strange to see the frontman take on that instrument live. "Freddie Mercury" was the fourth new song the band played after each other which felt like a bold move. In "Libertá" Gyllenhammar was back with his guitar and the song, taken from the previous album, brought down some heavy cheering from the crowd. It felt like the fans hadn't heard many songs from the new album which made it hard for them to go crazy. The band has got a solid and dedicated fanbase in Sweden and the guys have toured the country several years now and have probably performed in most of the cities and festivals in Sweden by now. Back in the days if a band cancelled you could bet your ass that Mustasch was there to replace and that kind of dedication is what have gained them such a loyal fanbase.
The intro to the great "Lawbreaker" once again lit up the crowd and the madness was a fact. Gyllenhammar urged the fans to clap their hands after which it was time for Johansson to throw a shorter bass solo. Thanks everyone Gyllenhammar said, now it's time for a song about walking fast, here is "Speed Metal" which he counted in on German ein, zwei, drei. The band showed really early that they are the same well oiled live metal machine they always been, when you go to a Mustasch show you know you're going to be entertained and that you're in for a treat. The guys have always been a killer live act and nothing has changed in that department.
Gyllenhammar asked if there were anyone that wanted to come up on stage and stagedive and preferably a girl he said. After a while a girl entered the stage and Gyllenhammar said, ok on my signal you do it? The band fired off "Black City" and when the crew member that overlooked the stage said it was OK the girl jumped into the crowd and everyone cheered her as she jumped out on people's arms. Gyllenhammar invited the fans to sing the chorus with him which they did really loud. He said the crowd was a bit better at singing than the Gothenburg crowd, now I have a question for you all and it's not about stagediving, is it possible to take your dog with you when you're going to heaven? He referred to the Swedish song "Änglahund" originally made by a Swedish troubadour whom the band made a cover of a few years back. Since the original troubadour who did the song is from the southern parts of Sweden, just right outside from Malmo, the entire crowd sang along from the top of their lungs in the song. The song is called "Hound From Hell" in English and is available at Spotify.
Everyone but Gyllenhammar, who sat down behind the piano, left the stage and he said that he had been participating in the Swedish outtakes to the Eurovision Song Contest a few years ago with this song "Bed On Fire". A single white spotlight was shining right at him and he said to change the lights, I can't see the crowd as he began to sing. It was back in 2013 he entered the contest and he came on 7th place out of 8. The song is an uptempo ballad and I really don't understand why the band chose to perform the song, I mean they have a lot of other songs in their back catalogue, why chose a song that only featured Gyllenhammar? The song slowed down the tempo and the action a huge deal, Gyllenhammar lit up a cigarette, said cheers to the crowd and fired off "Before A Grave" once again sitting behind the piano. Johannesson sang parts of the chorus and the semi-ballad didn't do much for the action on the stage. Gyllenhammar said he got feeling sitting behind the piano and said the band was about to take another song with him on piano, the song was "Thank You For The Demon" and the song became a totally different one with the piano compared to how it sound on album. Everyone but Johannesson walked off the stage, he did a shorter guitar solo and when the members came back it was time for "Barrage". Gyllenhammar had the fans to scream for him and told Johannesson to stop playing so he could hear the fans.
Thank you Kulturbolaget you are amazing but "I Hunt Alone" Gyllenhammar said and the fans went crazy when they heard the classical tune. Until now the band hadn't played many older songs at all, instead the main focus was set to the more current material which felt a little bit different coming from this band. You are so fucking great Malmo, I have one question for you, or it's more like a request from us. After the show we are coming out to the merchstand, but we're not going to take any pictures we only sign autographs, we can take pictures outside when we're smoking is that OK? But before we do anything else, here is our drummer Robban Bäck doing a solo for you. After the solo Gyllenhammar counted 1 2 3 4 and "Dogwash" followed. The song woke up the fans and by the look of everyone the song was a crowd pleaser. Where are all the ladies tonight Gyllenhammar asked, I want to hear you all ladies scream, come on a little bit louder. Then he wanted the guys to scream and needless to say, since it was mostly guys in the crowd, they screamed the loudest. At the end it became a contest of who could scream the loudest. "Bring Me Everyone" followed and the song unleashed even louder screams from the crowd and since the song is a personal favorite of mine I was really glad to hear it. Stam went out on the ramp in the middle of the stage and did a shorter bass solo in the middle of the song, that ended the song and Gyllenhammar welcomed a guest on stage. It was no other than singer Adam Grahn from Royal Republic, a band from Malmo that is really popular. Welcome Adam, we are going to sing "Down In Black" together and when the crowd heard the bands big break through song everyone started to jump up and down. Grahn also jumped up and down and he was on fire to say the least. Grahn sang the first part of the song and Gyllenhammar the rest and it became a really great duet. The song ended the show and the fans clapped and cheered the band when it was over.
The fans kept on clapping for encores and when the band returned on stage Gyllenhammar said he wanted to meet the fans in the merch stand after the show. The PA system played the intro to "Double Nature" which made the fans scream even louder. The song was long awaited for by the fans and everyone at the floor sang along with the band in the song. Gyllenhammar said the band thanked Malmo for a great night, we love you all and "Double Nature" was the one and only encore for the night. The members took off their instruments and all together the band played for about 90 minutes this night.
This was a little bit different than what Mustasch usually deliver show-wise, the use of piano and incorporates some slower songs into the set list felt a bit new for the band. It was a surprise to see Gyllenhammar sitting behind a piano, normally he's used to be standing solid on stage with one foot on the monitor in front of him. When it comes to the set list it was obvious that the band focused on playing the more current material which maybe was fun for the band, however it felt like the fans wanted to hear more of the older songs. And why put Gyllenhammar's solo song and the cover song "Änglahund"? I had hoped to hear more of the older classical songs the band has in store rather than cover and solo songs. It was a bold move to change the set list that drastically and it only worked half way for me.
When I asked Stam why it's impossible to find the new album out in stores he said that the band recently formed their own label and it was difficulties to get the album out in stores, therefor it was out on Spotify in October last year and the band also sold it on tour. So for now you can only buy it on the tour but it will be released in stores during the year. That is way maybe a lot of fans haven't heard the new the songs yet besides the ones that are out on single/videos.
Official music video "What Is Wrong"
But it was fun to have seen the band again, after all it was quite a while since the last time they were here in Malmo and they should also have credit for not jumping on the meet and greet wagon. Mustasch never put on a dull show and even if this particular show was different it was far from dull and boring, it was just different from what can be expected from these guys.
Ransacker
Blood In, Blood Out
Libertá
Lawbreaker
Black City
Änglahund (cover)
Bed On Fire
Before A Grave
Thank You For The Demon
I Hunt Alone
Dogwash
Bring Me Everyone
Down In Black
Double Nature
Thanks to head of Kulturbolaget Totte Lundgren for help with press/photo pass to the show
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My sister Nikita was killed in January. If she hadn't been killed, she would have just turned 24 years old.
Next Monday (July 13), public hearings for the state government's Royal Commission into family violence will begin. If the current trend for 2015 continues, at least two more women could be killed somewhere in Australia before the hearings start.
When my sister was killed, some reporters looked to the cultural identity of the man who is accused of murdering her. Most focused on my sister's ethnicity. I wasn't sure what to make of it. My parents and I migrated from India, but Niki's Australian. Born and bred.
Neither of these things are of particular significance to what happened, but I can understand that they were noticed — a brown face is a brown face. Perhaps we all assume there's something about violence in Indian communities that's especially remarkable.
Yet from behind the anonymity of a keyboard, strangers who don't know my family or my sister have pointed their fingers at her. First they victim blamed, then they victim shamed.
Hours after the news broke of Niki's killing, opinions flourished without any knowledge of the facts. Meanwhile my parents and I sat in our family room, stricken with grief on a sofa with one empty seat. The baby of our family had just been cruelly snatched away.
I've lost my sister forever. I can only hope the commission's recommendations to government include meaningful measures to address the real cultural underpinning of men's violence against women — gender inequality.
Violence against women is the product of male entitlement. Culture is a factor. But it needs to be looked at holistically and not as a way to mask or excuse patriarchal misogyny. We live in a culture that continues to mistreat women. Lesser pay. Sexist jokes. Street harassment.
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Things are being done and attitudes are changing, but progress is slow. In its most serious manifestation of gender inequality, women continue to be killed and then they are blamed for it. And courts continue to deliver lenient prison terms.
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I hope that the Royal Commission makes a point of addressing male privilege and entitlement. I hope that nothing that could make things better for victims and their families is put in the "too hard basket". We can't afford to ignore it.
I hope that wherever my sister is now, she is safe and happy. That's the very least that she deserves. I hope she's dancing.


This week we'll be looking at the value of four generations of Power Macs: the beige G3, blue & white G3, "Yikes" (PCI) G4, and early AGP G4s. Today we begin with the oldest of the four, the beige G3 models introduced in November 1997.
Seven years ago, when I began Low End Mac, the company I worked for had just retired and sold some old computers - a Mac II, LC, and LC II. These vintage 16 MHz workhorses had been in use for up to a decade. They also made great first computers for my kids.
Working in IT, at the time I was supporting Macs from a 1989 16 MHz IIcx to the Power Mac 8500s used in the graphics department. With such a vast array of hardware to support and few good resources on older Macs on the Internet, Low End Mac was born.
1997 was also the year the beige Power Mac G3 was introduced, the oldest Mac officially supported under Mac OS X. Today Apple sells dual 1.42 GHz Power Mac G4s with AGP 4x video, Quartz Extreme, Mac OS X 10.2, a DVD-burning SuperDrive, three IDE buses, and lots of drive bays.
Just how practical is the beige G3 in 2003, either as a classic Mac OS workhorse or an OS X platform?
I was stunned to see used beige G3s selling for US$200 recently when working on our weekly Power Mac G3 Price Tracker. Both Mac of All Trades and MacResQ have recently been selling 266 MHz beige G3 desktop systems with 128-256 MB of RAM, a 4 GB hard drive, and a 24x CD-ROM drive for that price. There may be other equally low priced sources as well.
The price is definitely one reason to look at a beige G3 as an entry-level OS X machine or a nice step up from any pre-PCI Macintosh.
The beige G3 comes in three configurations. It was the last Power Mac to use the clever slide-off case designed for the Power Mac 7500 - and the minitower version used the same convenient case as the Power Mac 8600 (definitely a precursor of the brilliant drawbridge design of the blue & white G3). A third alternative was the Power Mac G3 All-in-One, Apple's last all-in-one design prior to the iMac. What a behemoth!
The beige G3 was the last Power Mac to include a floppy, and it was often ordered from the factory with a Zip 100 drive installed. It was also the last to include SCSI support on the motherboard; SCSI became optional using an add-in card on future Power Macs. This was also the last desktop Mac to use Apple's serial port, and it still has the ADB port for older mice, keyboards, sketch tablets, and other ADB peripherals.
Although far from the first desktop Mac to use an IDE hard drive (that honor goes to the Quadra/Performa/LC 630 of 1994), the beige G3 was the first top-end Mac to use an IDE hard drive instead of SCSI. That means that you can easily plug in inexpensive, fast, high capacity drives today.
The CD-ROM drive is a standard sized IDE device, making it quick and easy to swap it out for a CD-RW drive, DVD-ROM, etc. Accelerate Your Mac! maintains a huge database of reader reports on which drives are compatible.
Compared with earlier Power Macs, the beige G3 had a faster bus (66 MHz vs. 50) and better video.
The ZIF socket made it easy to replace the CPU, and the J16 jumper block made it easy to experiment with overclocking. (Most G3 users find the computer readily supports 33 MHz more speed than rated, and sometimes you can get away with a 66 MHz boost.) Today you can plug in fast G3s and G4s to easily speed up performance.
The beige G3 supports every Mac OS from 8.0 (we recommend the free 8.1 update) through today's 10.2.4 and has three PCI slots, providing enough expansion options for most users.
Although the G3/266 generally outperformed the 350 MHz 604e in Apple's top-end Power Mac 9600, there were some places where the newer computer fell behind the older one. The first of these was the IDE bus.
I'm not going to debate the merits and demerits of SCSI (generally faster, requires less CPU overhead, allows 7 devices per bus, costs a lot more), since they tend to be less significant with modern drives and on a desktop computer. Now that IDE includes DMA (direct memory access), most users won't find a good IDE drive the least bit sluggish.
In fact, our profile of the beige G3 notes: "For the first time, Apple shipped a Power Mac with a top notch EIDE hard drive that held its own against SCSI-2 drives. It was a bit of a paradigm shift, but one the Mac OS community eventually embraced."
But the Rev. A ROMs of the earliest beige G3s doesn't support slave drives, a problem that can be solved with a ROM transplant. With the Rev. A ROM, the beige G3 only supports 2 IDE devices; with Rev. B and later, it supports 2 masters and 2 slaves.
Also, although 16.6 MB/sec. was a fast IDE bus back in 1997, most of today's IDE hard drives - even the cheap ones - offer 2-4x that much performance, making the beige G3's IDE bus a real bottleneck for drive performance and use of virtual memory. I consider the slow IDE bus one of the beige G3's greatest drawbacks, but it can be overcome by putting a relatively inexpensive Ultra66 or Ultra100 PCI card in one of the expansion slots.
The beige G3 has one more significant drive-related drawback tied to Mac OS X: If the drive is larger than 8 GB, it must be partitioned, the first partition must be no larger than 8 GB, and OS X can only boot from that partition. This can be overcome by using a SCSI hard drive, and some IDE cards (such as the Acard Ahard) trick the Mac into seeing the attached IDE drive as a SCSI device, eliminating the need to partition.
Video performance is nice under the classic Mac OS, it's just adequate under Mac OS X. You can address this by adding a third-party PCI video card (the Radeon Mac Edition is a favorite). Although it will never match Quartz Extreme on the AGP Power Macs, you can have decent video performance under Mac OS X.
Although CPU upgrades are generally quick and simple, be sure to check under the hood before buying a faster CPU. Some beige G3s have voltage regulator module made by Royal Technology that "doesn't seem to adapt to the new processor properly" (see Macworld for more details). The Royal VRM could provide too much power and damage your new CPU. If your beige G3 has a Royal VRM, it should be replaced before you upgrade the CPU.
The question: Should we rate the beige G3 as a Low End Mac Best Buy? We've done it once before on a model that had some significant limitations but got so cheap that it became a good value (see our Best Buy report on the Power Mac 7200).
With prices as low as $200, it's very tempting to apply the best buy label - but we're not going to do it. The beige G3 is a very good buy. Although it's relatively inexpensive to add a faster PCI controller and a larger, faster hard drive, that money more than makes up the difference between the cost of a used beige G3 and a used blue & white G3, which we'll be looking at tomorrow.
When you factor in the b&w's faster system bus (100 MHz vs. 66), faster IDE (33 MB/sec. vs. 16.6), improved video, and the presence of USB and FireWire, the newer model is the better value.
The beige G3 remains an excellent low-cost computer, especially for use with the classic Mac OS. It would be an excellent step up from a Quadra, x100 Power Mac, or Performa, especially since it's still compatible with ADB peripherals, serial printers, and SCSI devices.
If it's all your budget allows, it's a very good buy. The b&w G3 is better if you can afford it, but as long as you know the beige G3's limitations and are content to live with them, you can definitely find happiness with a beige G3.


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Car stereos stolen in two-day crime spree
A GANG of thieves escaped with thousands of pounds worth of car stereos after smashing windows on Ford cars parked in and around Northwich last week.
During the two-day crimewave, a total of 13 cars, including one parked at Northwich Methodist Church, had windows smashed and property stolen.
The incidents may be connected with an urban myth that chips in Ford radios and CD players can be used to work Sky systems.
A police spokeswoman said: 'But it is just that, a myth, it has been tried and it doesn't work.'
Cars targeted included a Ford Escort parked at the Mill House pub and restaurant on New Warrington Road on Wednesday evening and a Ford Focus parked at Moss Farm Recreation Centre, Winnington, on Thursday afternoon.
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Q: Why is my code using a different elif statement? So I was making a mini talk bot, and if I ask anything but hello, it replies with "I'm OK"
I'm not the best at python so I might just be missing something.
code:
print("Hello, I am Squeep Bot, my current purpose is to have meaningless conversations with you, please speak to me formally, I can not understand other ways of saying things")
while True:
    userInput = input(">>> ")
    if userInput in ["hi", "HI", "Hi", "hello", "HELLO", "Hello"]:
        print("Hello")

    elif ("how", "HOW", "How" in userInput)and("are", "ARE", "Are" in userInput)and("you", "YOU", "You" in userInput):
        print ("I'm Ok")

    elif ("whats", "WHATS", "Whats", "what's", "WHAT'S", "What's" in userInput)and("favorite", "FAVORITE", "Favorite" in userInput)and("colour", "COLOUR", "Colour" in userInput):
        print ("I like Green")

    elif ("what", "WHAT", "What" in userInput)and("is", "IS", "Is" in userInput)and("favorite", "FAVORITE", "Favorite" in userInput)and("colour", "COLOUR", "Colour" in userInput):
        print ("I like Green")

    else:
        print("I did not understand what you said")

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Hello, I am Squeep Bot, my current purpose is to have meaningless conversations with you, please speak to me formally, I can not understand other ways of saying things
>>> hi
Hello
>>> how are you
I'm Ok
>>> whats your favorite colour
I'm Ok
>>> fafasfdf
I'm Ok
>>>

A: ("how", "HOW", "How" in userInput) isn't doing what you think it does.
I just creates a tuple with 3 values:
("how", "HOW", False) (or True) but the tuple is "truthy" and it always enters the first if.
You could unfold using or, but in that case, the best would be to do:
if "how" in userInput.lower() ...

so all casings are handled.
To handle your multi-match, the best way would be using all actually:
ui_lower = userInput.lower()  # only perform `lower` once
if all(x in ui_lower for x in ("how","are","you")):

Will return True if all substrings are in userInput (lowercase).
Since you seem to have trouble adapting this to your code, here's a simplified version without interactive input:
def analyse(user_input):
    ui_lower = user_input.lower()
    if ui_lower in ["hi", "hello"]:
        r = "Hello"
    elif all(x in ui_lower for x in ("how","are","you")):
        r = "I'm Ok"
    elif all(x in ui_lower for x in ("what","favorite","color")):
        r = "I like Green"
    else:
        r = "I'm unable to comply"
    return r

for s in ("what's your favorite color","show you are strong","hello","Drop dead"):
    print("Q: {}".format(s))
    print("A: {}".format(analyse(s)))

output:
Q: what's your favorite color
A: I like Green
Q: How are you today?
A: I'm Ok
Q: hello
A: Hello
Q: Drop dead
A: I'm unable to comply

Note that the code has its flaws: it finds substrings, so show you are strong matches like How are you today because it finds the substrings, even if show isn't how and the order is different.
For "serious" sentence analysis, I'd suggest that you look into nltk (natural language toolkit) library which has a python interface.

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Death toll of migrants seeking to enter Europe via Mediterranean mounts
Last October, the world looked on aghast as the coffins of hundreds of men, women and children were laid out in an airport hangar on the Italian island of Lampedusa.
Up to 360 people died a horrible death, drowning off the coast of the island after their boat capsized. Most of those who died in the tragedy were from Eritrea and Somalia, attempting to enter Europe by the hazardous Mediterranean Sea crossing. They were fleeing the terrible conditions at home in the hope of a better life in Europe.
In the aftermath of the tragedy there was much handwringing and crocodile tears among the European political and media elite, with promises that such an intolerable situation would be halted. The reality is this feigned outrage merely served to cover the fact that Europe is being made even more inaccessible to ever-growing numbers of desperate migrants and refugees.
According to José Angel Oropeza, Director of the International Organisation for Migration, at least 700 migrants drowned trying to make the Mediterranean crossing to Italy in 2013. He stated, "We will never know the exact number, as many more must have died at sea who will never be accounted for."
Such deaths are now a ghoulish but routine occurrence. Hundreds more migrants attempting the crossing have already died this year in the most appalling circumstances.
The worst loss of life was on May 6 when a boat carrying 130 people capsized some 30 minutes into the journey, just a few miles from the Libyan coast. At least 44 bodies were recovered with a further 33 still missing. The Libyan border police were only able to save 52 of the immigrants from Ghana, Mali, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Senegal and Sudan.
Frontex, the European Union (EU) Border Agency, calculated that 42,000 migrants were detected on routes from North Africa to Italy this year, with 25,650 of these crossing from Libya. It calculated that including other less busy routes, the total figure for the first few months of this year is probably 60,000. Frontex estimated that in the first four months of this year, the number of migrants arriving in Italy had increased by 823 percent over the same period in 2013.
A recent Economist article posed the question as to why so many Africans risk their lives in perilous crossings of the Mediterranean to reach Europe. It concluded: "Desertification and swelling populations outstrip agricultural productivity in much of the arid Sahel. A recent resurgence of the conflict in the Central African Republic, Mali, northern Nigeria, Somalia and South Sudan has continued to displace millions, pushing ever more young men north towards Europe…It is not surprising that the Mediterranean beckons."
As the result of a three-year civil war in Syria, fomented by the major imperialist powers, around 3 million people are now refugees. It is expected that many hundreds of thousands more will attempt to make the crossing during the upcoming "boat season", with many certain to meet a grisly fate.
On Monday, the Guardian cited the comments of the mayor of the Italian town of Catania, Enzo Bianco. Bianco, a former Italian interior minister, said Europe was "Faced with a looming, colossal humanitarian catastrophe, with almost 800,000 people on the African coast ready to cross the Mediterranean … Faced with these coffins, Europe must choose [whether to] bury our consciences of civilised men along with them."
The Guardian claimed that the United Nations refugee body, the UNHCR, was considering establishing "holding centres" in North Africa and the Middle East in order to carry out the "large-scale processing of migrants and refugees outside Europe, in countries such as Egypt, Libya or Sudan."
It cited the comments of UNHCR's European director, Vincent Cochetel, who said, "We would not be totally against external processing if certain safeguards were in place: the right to appeal, fair process, and the right to remain while appeals take place."
But on June 3, the UNHCR denied the Guardian 's claims and said it "is not considering 'holding centres' as an alternative to address the challenges of refugees and migrants risking their lives at sea." It was working with "relevant stakeholders" to find "alternatives to dangerous journeys, such as resettlement, humanitarian admission and family reunification programmes."
This is so much hot air as the European Union and its constituent government "stakeholders" continue to ratchet up anti-immigrant propaganda and devise policies specifically based on denying migrants the right to enter Europe.
The EU spends billions of euros on a vast network designed to prevent its borders being breached by migrants, refugees and asylum seekers. €1.8 billion was spent on its External Borders Fund between 2007 and 2013. In December, it began to operate the European Border Surveillance System (Eurosur).
Eurosur's remit is to monitor the EU's external borders with an array of drones, satellite search systems and other resources. The information gathered is then passed to the Frontex border protection agency, which coordinates measures to intercept migrant boats long before they reach Europe and to force them back.
Greece's deputy prime minister, Evangelos Venizelos said recently, "The shaping of a comprehensive immigration policy is one of the main priorities of [the Greek presidency], as well as the Italian presidency, which follows ours". Merchant marine minister Miltiadis Varvitsiotis echoed him, stating that processing offices should be established in Syria or Turkey "to examine who is eligible, or not, before people get on boats, put their lives in danger and trespass our borders."
Greece's "immigration policy" now consists of a ring of steel, as a veritable 7,000-strong coastguard "navy" patrols the eastern Aegean to prevent the entry of what it describes as 15,000 undocumented migrants. It has also sealed off its border with Turkey with a 10.5-kilometre barbed-wire fence.
A 30-kilometre fence is currently being built along the Turkish-Bulgarian border. According to the Bulgarian government, nearly 8,000 people fleeing the Syrian conflict have entered Bulgaria from Turkey in search of refuge.
Amnesty International warned in relation to these moves, "With virtually no safe and legal routes into Europe, people are increasingly pushed into the hands of smugglers and traffickers, and are forced to risk their lives on unseaworthy vessels."
The Guardian noted, "Italy has pledged to force the migrant issue to the top of the EU agenda when it takes over the presidency in July. It cited the comments of interior minister Angelino Alfano who said, "During the European presidency, Europe will not see an Italy banging its fist on the table, but an Italy that overturns the table."
Whilst plans for "holding centres" run by the UN are at this stage being formally denied, such camps and worse are already in existence in a number of Middle Eastern and North African countries. The BBC recently filmed the squalid, inhumane conditions inside one run by the Libyan regime in Misrata. At the local morgue, the bodies of eight migrants a week now fill its rooms—up from a total of three a year previously.
Migrants who enter Europe face similar levels of state brutality. Last month, three refugee camps holding hundreds of people were raided by riot police in Calais, France on the grounds they represented a threat to public health and safety.
In Britain, Operation Centurion, a series of two weeks of raids on "illegal" workers began on June 3. The raids appeared to be based on targeting specific nationalities employed in certain industries.
Details of the planned raids only became public knowledge after the Anti-Raids Network, an activist group, obtained access to government papers. One of their campaigners stated, "It is a clear attempt to demonise migrant labour and satisfy the right-wing political agenda on immigration and the EU."
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Our whole education is rotten. It certainly makes you clerks, stationmasters, postmen, police commissioners. It gives you a livelihood, but it does not give you life, and it does not give you love.
All education remains part of the mind; it does not make you more alert, more conscious, it simply fills you with information. It treats you like a computer. The society's whole interest is in how to exploit you, how to enslave you, how to use you in a more efficient way, almost like a machine. It gives you all the education just for these hidden, secret aims. It prevents you from knowing anything about meditation.
This is what our education goes on teaching… our education is immensely destructive. In the name of education, it is mis-education. It needs to be completely changed and transformed. Things like ambition, success, comparison, have to be completely taken out of the human mind — and it is possible. Rather than teaching these ugly things, education should give people better ways of life, how to live more totally and more intensely; better ways of loving, better ways of beautifying existence — without any comparison with others — just for your sheer contentment.
A sannyasin has to be both: the peace, the silence, the light, the qualities of his inner being, and a rebel against all injustice, against all inhumanity. But for a creative purpose, to materialize a dream of an authentic human society which will be able to give equal opportunity to all, freedom to all, education which is nonviolent, education which is not only informative but also transformative, an education that will make you more of an individual and bring the best in you to its flowering.
Education is not bringing peace and silence and blissfulness to people. There is something missing in it; it is only education in subjects which do not touch your interior being at all. They may make you doctors, engineers, professors, but they do not give you the insight that can create a Gautam Buddha in you. The true meaning of the word "education" is "to draw out." But all that your so-called education does is to force in. From outside, borrowed knowledge is being forced into the minds of innocent children.
In my vision, education is nothing but another form of meditation. All that usually goes on in the name of education is secondary. The priority should be given to meditation — education of the inner. Unless you become acquainted with yourself, all your knowledge is useless.
So before education I would put meditation. Education is trivia: geography, history, arithmetic. It is good as far as the mundane world is concerned, but it is not good as far as your interiority is concerned. You go on accumulating degrees and inside you remain empty. Your degrees can befool people, may even befool yourself, but you cannot have the joy, the blissfulness, the peace, the silence, the compassion of a Gautam Buddha. And unless education has two wings, it cannot fly in the sky in total freedom. Right now it has only one wing; the other wing is missing. Why is it missing? Because the priests don't want you to become meditators.
To me, charity first means the education of the inner; and only secondarily, it means education of other things. "Know thyself" must be the most precious education, and then you can become acquainted with everything else. A man who knows himself will never misuse his education in the outer world. Otherwise, when you don't know yourself, you are going to use your education to exploit people, to create poverty.
Education is certainly needed; but before education, meditation is needed. Anybody who becomes a graduate — either an engineer or a doctor or a professor — should not be able to have his degree unless he also passes his examinations in meditation. Each university and each college should have classes for meditation for the students — and for people from outside also; they may not have been able in their youth to learn meditation, but now they can learn.
We just have to create people who are evidence of right education. An education is complete when it is inner and outer both. And we have to create people who can change this whole exploitative structure with love and compassion in a democratic way. There is no need for any violence. The poor just have to be made aware: It is time for you to wake up; everything belongs to you.
We have to find a human kind of education in the world; the education that exists is very inhuman. We have to find ways so that children can play in the sun and still learn a little arithmetic. That can be done — once we know that arithmetic is not so important as playing in the sun, once that thing has been decided, then we can find ways. A little arithmetic can be taught, and a little is needed. Everybody is not going to become an Albert Einstein. And those who are going to become Albert Einsteins, they won't bother playing in the sun — their joy is arithmetic, that is their poetry. Then it is different, then it is totally different; then the growth is not hindered and guilt is not created.
Our whole education system is based on giving ready-made answers. Because of those ready-made answers you never develop your intelligence; there is no need. You ask the question and a computer teacher answers them.
Education is a bridge between the potentiality and the actuality. Education is to help you to become that which you are only in a seed form. And this is what I am doing here; this is a place of education. The thing that is being done in the ordinary schools and colleges and universities is not education. It only prepares you to get a good job, a good earning; it is not real education. It does not give you life. Maybe it can give you a better standard of living, but the better standard of living is not a better standard of life; they are not synonymous.
The so-called education that goes on in the world prepares you only to earn bread. And Jesus says, "Man cannot live by bread alone." And that's what your universities have been doing — they prepare you to earn bread in a better way, in an easier way, in a more comfortable way, with less effort, with less hardship. But all that they do is prepare you to earn your bread and butter. It is a very, very primitive kind of education: it does not prepare you for life.
My vision of education is that life should not be taken as a struggle for survival; life should be taken as a celebration. Life should not be only competition, life should be joy too. Singing and dancing and poetry and music and painting, and all that is available in the world — education should prepare you to fall in tune with it — with the trees, with the birds, with the sky, with the sun and the moon.
And education should prepare you to be yourself. Right now it prepares you to be an imitator; it teaches you how to be like others. This is miseducation. Right education will teach you how to be yourself, authentically yourself. You are unique. There is nobody like you, has never been, will never be. This is a great respect that God has showered on you. This is your glory, that you are unique. Don't become imitative, don't become carbon copies. But that's what your so-called education goes on doing: it makes carbon copies; it destroys your original face. The word "education" has two meanings, both are beautiful. One meaning is very well known, although not practiced at all, that is: to draw something out of you. "Education" means: to draw out that which is within you, to make your potential actual, like you draw water from a well.
Real education will be to bring out what is hidden in you — what God has put in you as a treasure — to discover it, to reveal it, to make you luminous. Education is to bring you from darkness to light. That's what I am doing here. Parmar has asked this question because the Indian government is not ready to accept my work as education. It is natural. They cannot accept it as education, because I don't create clerks and stationmasters and deputy collectors. I am creating new human beings. For them that is dangerous. If this is education, then they cannot allow it to happen. It is rebellion.
This I call education: to make people more intelligent. And that's what I am doing here. If this fire spreads, then this old, rotten society cannot survive. It survives on your unconsciousness, it lives on your unconsciousness.
Our whole system of education is stupid. It prepares you for a world which is no more in existence and it does not prepare you for a world which is coming, arising, which is dawning — so you will remain a misfit. You will never be able to live rightly. If you follow your education you will feel yourself out of date. If you follow the new world that is happening, then your education will not be of any help in it. You will be almost uneducated, and that hurts the ego.
In a better world children will be thrown upon themselves as fast as possible; the whole effort of the parents should be to make the child use his intelligence. And the whole effort, if education is right — if it is education and not MISeducation — will be to throw the child again and again to his own intelligence, so that he can function, so that he can use his intelligence. He may not be so efficient in the beginning, that is true — the teacher may have the right answer, and if the student has to work out his own answer the answer may not be so right — but that is not the point at all. The answer may not be so right, it may not correspond to the answers given in the books, but it will be intelligent. And that is the real crux of the matter.
Remember this: your whole education prepares you, makes you ready to fight. It does not prepare you for friendship and love, it prepares you for conflict, enmity, war.


So Homeland Security has recommended uninstalling the Apple Quicktime product. The reason for this can be found all over the news outlets as this is big news. We won't get into the political side where the government is initially trying to hurt a US Icon company. This isn't a political blog so we won't get into whether this because Apple would not help the FBI unlock an iPhone.
What I'm going to get in are all the educational companies that were just hurt because of this announcement. Many companies, especially educational textbook, training organizations use QuickTime as a delivery mechanism for their content. Without QuickTime, they are going to have to refactor their software or lose essential functionality in their software's workflow. Put simple, uninstalling QuickTime as a policy which they will now tell government agencies, including state colleges( eventually) to uninstall and decommission this product, they essentially disable a lot of the college ability to deliver instruction.
Let's look at an example. Blackboard lists QuickTime as a critical part of their product. Simple uninstalling and removing this capability is not an option. There are also many math textbooks where Quicktime is at its core for delivering its ability to draw out math problems. This is one of the main learning points that make this product useful and able to stimulate learning. As, my first real Algebra teacher ,Mrs. Ronnie Rippy used to say math is not a spectators sport. Students must practice math true, but first, they need an example showed to them. The ability of these publishers to deliver instruction is key on this product. The rest of their product line too, just in different ways. This could possibly shut these companies down. I don't know if they have enough money to change their code if people do not have QuickTime.
Of course, in the near term, the IT management at the colleges will keep them running. We won't have a choice. Either break half the functionality( maybe more in purely online programs) for the faculty to deliver instruction. I sit in one of those chairs and I can tell you I don't need that aggravation. Sure I can start looking around at other companies who do not rely on this apple product. Quicktime is on the way out anyway, but the market should be able to decide when to move your infrastructure.
Sure I can start looking around at other companies who do not rely on this apple product. Quicktime is on the way out anyway, but the market should be able to decide when to move your infrastructure. Of course, once I find something then I have to try and secure funding to change a large part of how my faculty imparts knowledge. I don't know who decided to issue this homeland warning. It's all over the cert advisory sites either. If Homeland knows of a specific threat then they need to let Apple know. Microsoft or Google would tell Apple if they found some threat and they are fierce competitors. If there is a threat it will be found soon, but this is an area the government should just leave up to the techs.
This announcement has just caused a whole lot of educators extra work not to mention put more strain on college's already strained budgets.


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Q: Fetched data duplicates itself after sorting I fetched data by using fetch api into a table. I sort my data by clicking on column headers. It works but after it's sorted,it duplicates data. I checked on it,but i guess there's someting i've missed.

let data =[];
function veriAl()
{
  fetch('https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users')
   .then(response =>{
   if(!response.ok)
     {
       throw Error("ERROR");
     }
   return response.json();
   })
    .then(veri => {
    data=veri;
   veriEkle(data);
}).catch(error => {
    console.log(error);
  });
}

const sort_data = (field) =>
{
  data.sort((a,b) => {
    let valueA=a[field];
    let valueB= b[field];
    if(valueA<valueB)
      {
        return -1;
      }
    else if(valueB>valueA)
      {
        return 1;
      }
    return 0;
  })
  console.log("sıralandı"+field+"e göre",data);
  veriEkle(data);
  }
const veriEkle =(array)=>
{

  const html=array.map(user =>{
    return `

       ${user.id}
      ${user.name}
      ${user.username}
      ${user.email}
    ${user.address.street}/${user.address.suite}/${user.address.city}

     `;

  }).join("");
   console.log(html); document.querySelector('#veri_tablo').insertAdjacentHTML("afterbegin",html);
}
veriAl();

     ID
     Name
     Username
     Email
     Adres

A:  console.log("sıralandı"+field+"e göre",data);
  veriEkle(data); //---->Here

You should maybe edit here like veriEkle(...data); or you should use filter function instead of "sort"

A: There seems to be nothing wrong with your data. It's not being duplicated. It is the html that's being duplicated. You're appending html without removing the existing entries. You should have a container element and change the inner html of that container instead.
Your js should look something like this...
//...
const veriEkle = (array) => {
  const html = array.map(user => {
    return `

           ${user.id}
          ${user.name}
          ${user.username}
          ${user.email}	${user.address.street}/${user.address.suite}/${user.address.city}

         `;
  }).join("");
  console.log(html);
  document.getElementById('table_content').innerHTML = html;
}

And your html

            ID

            Name

            Username

            Email

            Adress

 //the container element

PS Using the innerHTML property is not considered best practice and you should look at this link for the best ways to create and render elements from html strings.


New Release & Author Interview! Runaway Heart is now available on Amazon!
Hello, everyone! It's Candace Knoebel and Sonya Loveday here with a special announcement!
Runaway Heart is now available on Amazon!
Any who… What better way to celebrate today than to have a party! I know… there isn't a better way. And right now you can party with us in two places!
*insert creepy music and evil laugh here*.
Two authors interviewing each other with questions no one else will ask… sounds fun, right?
Hey Candace, do you wanna build a snowman?
2. Sonya, what's your favorite memory we share?
Sonya: Our road trip to Tennessee for UtopYa Con 2015! That was so much fun staying in Senoa, GA, and finding out we were within walking distance to where they film The Walking Dead, and then getting to hang out at Southern Grounds Social…and running through the rain in Nashville. Good times!
Candace: Sigh… well, I'll have to go with the Divergent Series as my second then. It was amazing!
4. Sonya, are you still hesitant about laying on Floridian grass?
Sonya: Yes… it itches, and add to that the red ants will eat you alive.
5. Candace, what was your most favorite road trip with Sonya?
Candace: DUH! Utopya in Nashville! So many reasons. Zombies! An old, creepy Inn! Stealing chocolate! Nearly dying in a stream!
6. Sonya, remember that one time when you had to almost spell out mayonnaise to the guy at the burger shop we went too? Me too. And I still die. MAYO-nnaaaaaaaaise.
Sonya: *Palm forehead* Or that time when I asked for a packet of Mayo at Wendy's and they said they didn't give them out anymore. Who doesn't have Mayo packets!?!?
7. Candace, did you know that it's 7 AM and I'm actually up and thinking? Wait, hang on, I think I'm thinking… I may have to consort with myself. This may take a while.
Candace: I will mark that on my calendar as a first for you! Just kidding lol.
9. Candace, if you were deserted on an island would you share said island with me? My kids are driving me nuts, and I'm thinking a deserted island just might be the best place to escape to. I'll even bring the stuff for s'moores!
Candace: Is that even a question?!
10. Sonya, I think we need to have two trips a year instead of one. I mean… it's for our mental health, and we can't be mentally unhealthy for a number of reasons. And if they question us on why, we will tell them that.
Sonya: Agreed… now let me just go buy a lottery ticket and we'll see if our numbers come up!
11. Candace, do you remember that time we went to Ireland. No? Me either.
12. Sonya, name five of your favorite books.
Sonya: The Hunger Games Series, The Divergent Series and last but certainly not least… The Outlander Series!
13. Candace, why is it so damnably hot in Florida? It's DECEMBER! Christmas day is going to be somewhere in the mid 80's. Can you call Mother Nature and ask her to turn the heat down for a bit?
Candace: Because we live in Satan's armpit! Either that, or it's because Florida is bipolar. And, sure, let me just get her on speed dial lol.
14. Sonya, how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck would? Say that ten times fast and I'll give you a prize.
Sonya: …Let me consort with my local woodchuck. He's in my fridge, but I think he may have been drinking. In fact I think I may go drink with him and we'll discuss this chucking wood conundrum, and I'll get back with you with that answer. But don't expect me to say anything ten times fast. I have a hard enough time talking in regular sentences.
15. Candace, are you as excited as I am about our mini getaway to the Celtic Fest in March?
Sonya: Agreed! I'm all over here like….
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Love it! You are inspiring me to do better with exercise and healthy eating. I always feel so motivated for like a week and then give up. I'm excited to cheer you on and help keep you accountable, so keep checking in!
LOVE this post!!! I've been using MyFitnessPal now for the last 2 weeks and the first 2 days were a real eye opener! I was eating almost 1800 calories a day! My goal for calories is similar to yours.
I need to pull out my DVD of the 30DayShred!
Two thumbs up to this post! And that website is really interesting. I will always ALWAYS weigh a lot because I am tall and just generally big, and it took me a long time to accept that. I will probably never be under 150lbs, and that is okay. I weigh a lot more than I think people would expect me to. But I find I am a lot less concerned with the number on the scale and would prefer to go by how I look, feel, and how my clothes fit. There's no hiding not working out, if you go to the gym it shows. So while I am always around the same weight, when I am working out on the regular (running + weights) there is a crazy noticeable difference in my body, especially in my limbs.
Also, feel you on Theory 2. Some crazy diet will not work for me. Slow but steady!
Anyway, I think you look great...and I also think that we need to be gym buddies.
When the weather is nicer lets plan a workout date!
Good on you for being so honest about your weight! Thanks for sharing the website too! It's nice to see how differently shaped we all are, even at the same height and weight!


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Teen tries to move forward after family's fatal crash
One year after crash killed family, teen survivor tries to move on
Alexis Stevens, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
One year ago today, while Marietta teen Lidiane Carmo slept, her life was changed forever on a foggy, smoke-filled Florida highway.
In a massive pileup on I-75, 11 people died and two dozen — including Lidiane — were injured. Two days later as she recovered in the hospital, Lidiane was told the horrific news. Every member of her immediate family was killed in the crash.
Tuesday marks one year since five members of the International Church of the Restoration died as they were returning from weekend religious conference in Orlando. And while the physical wounds have healed, the emotional pain remains for the small congregation and one teenager.
Killed were a pastor and his wife, Jose and Adriana Carmo, along with their 17-year-old daughter, Leticia. The pastor's brother, Edson Carmo, and Edson Carmo's girlfriend, Rosa DeSilva, also died. Lidiane was critically injured, but survived the crash.
"We need prayers," Rosana Alves, a family friend and church member, told The AJC the day after the crash.
In the days that followed the crash, the small congregation saw its own faith tested, but found comfort from the belief that the Carmo family was in a better place. Unknown to Lidiane, her heartbreaking story was one that made national headlines.
Strangers offered to help the teenager, fellow high school students mourned the loss of Leticia, and donations helped the small church return the victims to Brazil after hundreds attended a funeral service in Marietta.
For some, grief turned to anger and questions about whether the stretch of interstate should have been open due to low visibility in the area from brush fires.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott ordered the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to review the crashes to determine how or if they could have been prevented, and how the state could avoid a future tragedy.
In a report released April 26, the FDLE found no criminal wrongdoing, but said state troopers erred in re-opening a stretch of the interstate clouded with smoke and fog. For church members, the findings coincided with what they already believed: The interstate should not have been open.
The Florida Highway Patrol responded in August with a report of its own, stating that drivers were at fault in the crashes.
"No amount of planning or policy will take the place of driver reaction to low visibility and unpredictable conditions," the report states.
Several lawsuits are pending, including one involving Lidiane, the family's attorney said.
"Great care has been taken to assure that this accident is properly investigated so that those responsible can be held accountable, so that nothing like this ever happens again," attorney Thomas Mitchell said in a prepared statement.
In the months following the crash, Lidiane was able to return to Sprayberry High School, where she was chosen for the football homecoming court in the fall. Her uncle, Fabio Souza, has adopted her, and she now lives with his family, including Souza's wife and young children.
After the crash, Souza told church members his nieces were like daughters to him. And when he learned of the crash, he left immediately for Florida to be by Lidiane's side. It was Souza who told Lidiane the her family members had died.
"Uncle, are you going to take care of me?" Souza said Lidiane asked. "Of course," Souza told her.
A week before she died, Adriana Carmo sent a text message to her brother, asking if he would take care of her youngest daughter, Lidiane. Souza initially wasn't sure what his sister meant.
"That was the last text message he got from his sister," Bobby Curtis, another pastor at the church, told The AJC on Monday.
But the message would later seem like eerie foreshadowing, as though his sister somehow knew her fate.
On Sunday, the congregation devoted part of the service to remembering the Carmo family, showing family photographs and praying together, Curtis said. Lidiane sat in the front row.
Souza again spoke to his church members, humbly telling them he couldn't have survived the past year without them. He never expected to become a father to a teenager in the blink of an eye, but it's a responsibility he's vowed to fulfill.
Despite her grief, Lidiane says she is eager to one day share her story in her own words. In Twitter messages with a reporter, Lidiane offered a glimpse into the faith that has guided her through the unthinkable.
"If it's what needs to be done for people to realize that miracles do happen, I'm all up for it," Lidiane wrote. "Anything for God's Kingdom. That's how I was raised and that's what I believe."
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Escape to Nowhere è il quarto album in studio del gruppo musicale epic metal statunitense Omen uscito nel 1988

Tracce

Formazione
Coburn Pharr - voce
Kenny Powell - chitarra
Jody Henry - basso
Steve Wittig  - batteria

Note

Collegamenti esterni


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Joseph O'Donnell (born 3 March 1961) was a Scottish footballer who played for Dumbarton and Stranraer.

References

1961 births
Scottish footballers
Dumbarton F.C. players
Stranraer F.C. players
Scottish Football League players
Living people
Association football defenders


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Q: Should the Staging and Production Docker images be the same in Nuxt.js App? I am developing application Nuxt.js (SPA mode) on the docker, and I am considering hot to deploy nuxt application to staging and production environment.
According to Docker's style, staging and production should be used the same image, but Nuxt.js embeds env at build time, so it needs to be built with staging and production every time.
If you have any best practices on whether Nuxt production deployments should be built every time they are deployed, or whether it is better to use a common image of staing, please let me know.
Thanks in advance.

A:
According to Docker's style, staging and production should be used the
  same image, but Nuxt.js embeds env at build time, so it needs to be
  built with staging and production every time.

Short answer NO.
.env file should be ingnored in git and fill by secrets in your CI before build with docker or manually write on your production enviroment.
You can be use two .env files either:

*

*.env

*.env.prod

Add this at the top of your nuxt.config.js file.
const fs = require('fs'),
path = require('path');

if(process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production' && fs.existsSync('.env.prod')){
  require('dotenv').config({ path: path.join(__dirname, `.env.prod`)});
} else{
  require('dotenv').config();
}


First and foremost, decide where you are going to throw the party. It can be your home, nearby party hall or any other choice you may have. Once you decide the venue for your party, it's easier to lay out a plan and pull things together.
Now that you have decided to throw a Rainbow Themed Birthday Party, make sure everything from invitations to party decorations are well suited for our chosen theme. You may choose to design your own invitation cards or order personalized invitations online. Let the guests take cues from your invitations and be ready to join the party with an explosion of colors!
Decorate the party space with rainbow cut-outs, multicolored paper ribbons, balloons and confetti. Stack up enough of rainbow themed or multicolored paper plates, paper cups, spoons and forks. A rainbow themed birthday cake can work wonders. Oh! don't forget to include yummy snacks and drinks. You can get a sneak peek on how sweet rainbow kabobs are made from Teach Mama.
Kids would love to play some games at the party with all their little guests. Colored candy sorting games or beading games are sure to bring about giggles and smiles. If you are planning to incorporate fun activities for kids, here are some ways you can plan your rainbow themed art & craft.
Arrange a table with lots of coloring pages, crayons, coloring pencils and water color kits. Kids can help themselves to make their choice. Similar way, add some craft supplies like multicolored play-doh kits, loom bands and craft papers to the mix. You may need to assist them while crafting.
Get more insights from Pink and Green Mama, Alison's No Time for FlashCards and Play Dr Mom to organize more fun art & craft activities.
Carefully choose the party supplies and return gifts to suit the rainbow theme. If you have enough space and budget, you may opt in for a rainbow bouncer or a rainbow piñata and let the kids have a blast!
Use your imagination to find some super cool ideas for unique party supplies and return gifts. It will be a great idea to arrange return gifts like colored candy, rainbow cupcakes, stickers, loom bands, rainbow school supplies like pencils, erasers, sharpeners or anything rainbow colored in a personalized goody bag for each little guest. Checkout Karas party blog for a cute little party bag and more ideas.
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BMW Roadster Concept: BMW Vision ConnectedDrive Geneva debut
BMW Vision ConnectedDrive
We reported the other day that BMW were taking a roadster concept to the Geneva Motor Show, a car we expected to point the way to a new, smaller roadster – the BMW Z2. But it seems to be much more than just that.
The BMW Vision ConnectedDrive – for that is the catchy little moniker BMW has attached to this concept – is a showcase for BMW technology and the layered styling language we've already seen in the Vision EfficientDynamics concept (can't we have some snappy little monikers instead of Anglicising the German practice of just joining words together in a line to make a new word?).
And it all looks rather good. There's a typical BMW Roadster form with the long nose and cabin almost over the back axle, but beyond that it all feels very contemporary. There's a great shark-nose and the layered construct looks very funky and of the moment. There's a reach back in to BMW's history with the doors that slide in to the sills – just like the Z1 doors did twenty years ago – but even that seems of the moment.
On the technology front, BMW are looking for a way to get an ever-increasing volume of information to the driver in an effective and safe way. There are fibre-optic strands running round the cabin which change colour depending on what information is being transmitted, a new head-up display projecting a 3-D layered image on the windscreen and there's a fully programmable instrument cluster.
All looks rather interesting. More when we get to Geneva.
By Cars UK


This video examines one of the key benefits of the Vicor power component design methodology, flexibility. By architecting power chains using power components, designers are able to easily switch one component for another to meet a change in requirements.
The Powerbench™ Whiteboard is our tool to help you design and analyze your power systems quickly and easily. This video demonstrates how the Whiteboard replaces conventional sketching and manual calculations with an intuitive interface that lets you design and build power chains to meet the requirements of your application. You can also learn how the analysis function calculates efficiency, output power and current with a simple click of a button. Watch this video to see how the Vicor PowerBench Whiteboard will simplify and speed up your power system development.


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Darvish takes no-hitter into 7th, Cubs beat Brewers 4-2
Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Yu Darvish delivers during the first inning of a baseball game against the Milwaukee Brewers, Thursday, Aug. 13, 2020, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Jeff Haynes)CHICAGO Yu Darvish took a no-hitter into the seventh inning in his third straight dominant start, and the major league-leading Chicago Cubs defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4-2 on Thursday night. But after a rocky first outing this season, against the Brewers on July 25, Darvish has been in a groove. BREWERS MOVESThe Brewers optioned LHP Eric Lauer to their alternate training site in Appleton, Wisconsin. UP NEXTBrewers: RHP Brandon Woodruff (1-1, 2.53 ERA) faces Cubs RHP Tyler Chatwood (2-1, 5.40) on Friday night.
Twins rout Brewers, 12-2, behind Kenta Maeda
Minnesota Twins' Eddie Rosario, Byron Buxton and Jake Cave celebrate after a baseball game against the Milwaukee Brewers Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2020, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)MILWAUKEE Byron Buxton hit two solo home runs and Miguel San added another as the Minnesota Twins jumped to an early lead and routed the Milwaukee Brewers 12-2 on Wednesday night. The victory gave the AL Central-leading Twins a 2-1 series win over the Brewers, who dropped to 2-6 at home. Minnesota starter Kenta Maeda (3-0), in his first season with the Twins after being acquired from the Dodgers in February, retired the first 11 batters he faced. Brewers: In Chicago facing Cubs RHP Yu Darvish (2-1, 2.12 ERA), who has thrown 16 strikeouts in 17 innings.


Explorations Child Enrichment Center is a different kind of child care and learning center in Centerville, Ohio. Our staff is dedicated to providing a unique and outstanding experience for children when they are apart from you. We understand that your child's care is your top priority and it must be more than just adequate. It must be stimulating, safe, fun, enriching, and educational, every day.
We want to challenge our children to explore their world, and welcome new experiences that are offered to them from our qualified staff in a child-centered environment. We understand that learning happens through a variety of methods in several important content areas.
This is fundamental for every child. In order to absorb new stimulus from all around, every child must first develop self awareness and confidence. At Explorations, our staff uses planned activities as well as teachable moments to foster personal creative expression, while promoting cooperation and conflict resolution. As children are allowed to be creative through art, dramatic play and music, they begin to build their self-esteem and gain confidence. We understand that part of school success is being able to interact comfortably in a group setting as well as independently.
Each day we plan and implement activities that encourage both fine and gross motor development. We achieve this with a focus on hand-eye coordination, following directions, manipulation of small objects and movement. Our staff is well-trained, and uses many resources to help our children grow from their cores to their fingertips to their toes!
Our program is immersed in language! We start with our youngest children with baby signs, vocabulary and music, and build from there. As they get older, we can introduce curriculum to enhance emergent reading skills. Each teacher understands the importance of language development, and enriches their learning with critical thinking, verbal expression and listening skills.
Children are beginning to develop a mathematical understanding even at a very early age. Science is an integral part of each child's natural world. As our teachers plan creative daily lessons, they incorporate skills that help develop important math and science concepts such as comparing, predicting, reasoning and interpreting. As we integrate math and science into our daily activities, we help our young learners to become problem solvers and critical thinkers.
We pride ourselves on providing a safe, nurturing and enriching environment for your child to learn and grow in. We work very closely with Centerville schools to make sure that we are preparing our children for kindergarten and elementary grades. We provide excellent homework help every day to our school-age students. This is an important priority since our older children are busy with extra curricular evening activities, or just looking for family relaxation time at the end of the day. We make sure that we are prepared to offer quality homework help by attending curriculum-based workshops, and spending time in the different schools with the teachers. It's nice to know that when you pick up your child, the school work is done!
Explorations is not only a fun, safe and social place for a child to thrive, but an excellent educational facility for a child to learn!
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Four students living in the Nagapattinam District of Tamil Nadu crowdfunded money from their classmates to build a toilet for their friend who did not have this facility at home.
Vaseegaran, Rahul, Naveenraj and Harish are students of Class 8 at the SK Government High School in Thethakudi South Village.
They were extremely disturbed to see that their friend and classmate Agathiyan, who comes from a very poor family, was frequently falling sick and missing school. He had even developed a skin disease on his foot.
All this was being caused by lack of sanitation facilities in his home.
So, the four friends decided to take matters into their own hands. They raised money to build a toilet for Agathiyan from among their classmates at school.
To save expenses, they decided they would do the actual construction work themselves.
They were encouraged in their efforts by their teacher Veeramani, who also helped them organise an Independence Day rally to raise awareness about the importance of sanitation and health and having a proper toilet at home.
These four boys have set an example for others in their community and hopefully more and more people will now make the effort to construct toilets in their homes.


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Grover Township is located in Wayne County, Illinois. As of the 2010 census, its population was 3,757 and it contained 1,941 housing units.

Geography
According to the 2010 census, the township has a total area of , of which  (or 99.90%) is land and  (or 0.10%) is water.

Demographics

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External links
City-data.com
Illinois State Archives

Townships in Wayne County, Illinois
Townships in Illinois