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Q: c gtk+: loading a text file into a GtkSourceView's TextBuffer I'm writing  a program using the C language with gtk+ and gtksourceview-2.0.
I'm using a GtkFileChooser for the user to choose a file and when he clicks on it, i want the content to be loaded to the GtkSourceView' TextBuffer
this is the function that gets executed when a user double click's a file on the GtkFileChooser:
void on_file_activated(GtkWidget *widget, gpointer data) {
    GFile *file;
    FILE *fp;
    gchar *path_name;
    long file_size;
    gchararray file_buffer;
    file = gtk_file_chooser_get_file(GTK_FILE_CHOOSER(widget));
    path_name=g_file_get_path(file);
    g_debug("%s is chosen\n", path_name);
    fp=fopen(path_name, "r");
    g_assert( fp != NULL);
    fseek(fp, 0L, SEEK_END);
    file_size = ftell(fp);
    rewind(fp);
    g_debug("file size: %ld\n",file_size*sizeof(gchar));
    file_buffer=calloc(file_size, sizeof(gchar));
    g_assert(file_buffer != NULL);
    fread(&file_buffer,file_size,1,fp);
    g_debug("after fread");
    //file_buffer[file_size*sizeof(gchar)]=0;
    //g_debug("after adding zero: %s",file_buffer);
    gtk_text_buffer_set_text (textbuffer, file_buffer,2);
    g_debug("after set text");
    g_object_unref(file);
}

this is the output of my application:
** (tour_de_gtk:18107): DEBUG: /home/ufk/Projects/gtk-projects/tour-de-gtk/Debug/src/examples/example_gtk_label/main.c is chosen

** (tour_de_gtk:18107): DEBUG: file size: 16

** (tour_de_gtk:18107): DEBUG: after fread

after then i get a segmentation fault on the command gtk_text_buffer_set_text
as you can see i have two commands that are commented out. trying to g_debug the buffer which obviously creates a segmentation fault because i didn't add a zero to the end of the string, and even when I try to add zero to the end of the string i get a segmentation fault. I probably did something wrong.
here i'm trying to write only the first two characters of the buffer but with no luck.
any ideas?
update
the finished function:
void on_file_activated(GtkWidget *widget, gpointer data) {
GFile *file;
gchar *path_name;
long file_size;
gchar *file_buffer;
GError *error;
gboolean read_file_status;
file = gtk_file_chooser_get_file(GTK_FILE_CHOOSER(widget));
path_name=g_file_get_path(file);
g_debug("%s is chosen\n", path_name);
read_file_status=g_file_get_contents (path_name,&file_buffer,NULL, &error);

if (read_file_status == FALSE) {
    g_error("error opening file: %s\n",error && error->message ? error->message : "No Detail");
    return;
}
gtk_text_buffer_set_text (textbuffer, file_buffer,-1);
g_debug("after set text");
g_object_unref(file);
}

A: There are a lot of improvements possible here, you may already know many and just be messing around, but I'll list several in case.

gchararray file_buffer;

Just use char*

g_assert( fp != NULL);

Should use assert for programming errors, not runtime errors, so here g_printerr() or a dialog would be better

fseek(fp, 0L, SEEK_END);
  file_size = ftell(fp);
  rewind(fp);

fstat(fileno(fp), &statbuf) is probably a better way to do this, but the whole approach is kind of bad; rather than get the size, it's better to just read into a dynamically-growing buffer. Or if you're willing to preallocate the whole buffer, just use g_file_get_contents(). Another approach is g_file_query_info() (which is more portable and uses the vfs)

file_buffer=calloc(file_size, sizeof(gchar));

g_new0(char, file_size) is nicer, or g_malloc0(file_size). Also you need file_size+1 to make room for the nul byte.

fread(&file_buffer,file_size,1,fp);

Here you want file_buffer (a char*) rather than &file_buffer (a char**). This is probably the actual cause of the immediate breakage.
You also need to check the return value of fread().
Also missing here is g_utf8_validate() on the data read in.
Have a look at the implementation of g_file_get_contents() to see one approach here. You could also use g_file_load_contents to use a GFile instead of a path (portable, uses vfs) or better yet in a real-world app, g_file_load_contents_async().
To debug segfaults, the two best tools are:

*

*run in gdb, wait for crash, then type "bt"; be sure to use -g with your compiler when you compile

*run in valgrind, see where it says you look at bad memory

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Q: Codeigniter3, How to Join two table to display at the same time, I am new to CodeIgniter. I do only display my first table but I don't have idea to join and display my second table at the same time, I tried codeigniter3 guide $this->db->join(); but still I'm stuck in my project.
Controller:
function ez($id) {
        $this->load->model('Join_model');
        $data['results']= $this->Join_model->getalldata($id);
        $this->load->view('join_view',$data);
    }

Model:
function getalldata($id) {
        $this->db->where('id',$id);
        $query = $this->db->get('tickets');
        if($query){
            return $query->row();

        }
    }

views

                 Ticket ID:&nbsp <?php echo $results->id; ?>

                  Business Name:&nbsp <?php echo $results->bus_name; ?>

                  Full Address:&nbsp <?php echo $results->address; ?>

                  Owner Name:&nbsp <?php echo $results->owner_name; ?>

                  Phone Number:&nbsp <?php echo $results->owner_number; ?>

                  Point Person:&nbsp <?php echo $results->pt_person; ?>

                  Phone Number:&nbsp <?php echo $results->pt_person_number; ?>

table1
CREATE TABLE `tickets` (
  `id` int(11) NOT NULL,
  `as_name` varchar(50) NOT NULL,
  `create_date` datetime NOT NULL,
  `bus_name` varchar(255) NOT NULL,
  `address` varchar(255) NOT NULL,
  `owner_name` varchar(255) NOT NULL,
  `owner_number` int(100) NOT NULL

) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4;

table2
CREATE TABLE `tickets_reply` (
  `id` int(11) NOT NULL,
  `tickets_id` int(11) NOT NULL,
  `remarks` varchar(255) NOT NULL,
  `comment` varchar(255) NOT NULL

) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4;

A: pt_person & pt_person_number referenced in your view file is not in any of the tables you referenced. However, I think this is what you're looking for.
function getalldata($id) {
    $this->db->select('t.id, t.bus_name, t.address, t.owner_name, t.owner_number'); // add more columns here
    $this->db->where('id', $id);
    $this->db->from('tickets t');
    $this->db->join('tickets_reply tr', 't.id = tr.tickets_id', 'left');
    return $this->db->get()->row_object();
}

Read more about the join method here https://codeigniter.com/userguide3/database/query_builder.html?highlight=join#CI_DB_query_builder::join


A snow alert is in place for Sioux Falls — meaning you'll have to be careful where your car is parked if you don't want to get towed.
The alert began at 9 a.m. Tuesday morning, and once all emergency routes have been cleared, plowing of Zone 3 streets will begin.
Then, beginning at 8 p.m. Tuesday, all east/west streets in Zone 2 will be plowed. Cars may not be parked on those streets until 5 a.m. or the completion of the plowing.
North/south streets in Zone 2 will be plowed starting at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, ending at 5 p.m.
Zone 1 streets will be plowed beginning at 1 a.m. on Thursday until 6 a.m.
For more information, visit the city's website.


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Designed to teach fundamental ideas as opposed to physics by formula. The primary goal is to expose basic properties of the atom, focusing on the description of experiments and data, both historical and current, used to establish physics principles.Contains 250 carefully worked single concept problems which demonstrate the thinking behind the answer and yield numerically significant results. Prerequisites include some exposure to classical mechanics and electromagnetism.


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Cloudy this morning. Scattered thunderstorms developing this afternoon. High around 90F. Winds WSW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 50%..
Mostly cloudy skies this evening will become partly cloudy after midnight. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. Low 77F. Winds SW at 10 to 15 mph.
Tessa Wightman
Linden City hires new clerk
Tessa Wightman, former deputy clerk, 'ready for challenges' of new role
Linden — Linden City will have a new clerk starting July 9.
Tessa Wightman, the current deputy clerk, will take over as Linden City clerk July 9 following
the departure of current Clerk Erica Armstrong.
At the Monday, June 24 meeting, Armstrong handed in her resignation. The board accepted it unanimously. Her last day will be Monday, July 8. She accepted the position of clerk with the city of Midland.
Wightman has been with Linden since 2018. Prior to that, she was the clerk in the city of Potterville for two years. She has a bachelor's degree in business administration, marketing from Saginaw Valley State University.
"She's proven herself over and over again, and she's fully capable of being our next clerk," said Scott Sutter, interim city manager and police chief. The city will search for a new deputy clerk.
Clerks are responsible for facilitating elections, developing and maintaining a records management program, acting as FOIA coordinator, and preparing agendas and meeting packets and keeping the official minutes of all meetings of the city of Linden's, councils, commissions, and committees, according to lindenmi.us.
Wightman said her interest in government started in college. In 2016, she started a marketing internship with the Park and Recreation Department at Genesee County Parks.
"From there, my interest in government led to me being offered the position at the city of Potterville. I'm excited for my new role and ready for the challenges and opportunities that come with the position," she said.
Wightman's starting salary will be $46,000. Councilor David Franz said it should be raised to $50,000 after a review following 90 days on the job. That stipulation was added to the resolution, and the board voted unanimously to hire her as clerk.
Armstrong and the council had kind words to say about Wightman
"I think Tessa is up to the task. I know in the past she's had to deal with a lot of crazy things in Potterville. She's been an excellent help in elections and everything," Armstrong said.
"I will miss the small-town atmosphere of Linden. It has regularly given me the opportunity to work, interact, and get to know so many residents, business owners, and volunteers over the past several years. I look forward to seeing where they take Linden in the future," she said.
Armstrong was appointed clerk nearly a year ago on July 23, 2018. Previously, she was the deputy clerk under former Clerk Lynn Henry. Armstrong has worked in the municipal field since 2012, and has been with the city of Linden since 2015.

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Marie Mergey (* 22. Februar 1922 oder 28. Februar 1922 in Fayl-Billot; † 8. April 2017 in Couilly-Pont-aux-Dames) war eine französische Schauspielerin.

Leben
Nach ihrem Debüt 1946 in Alain Resnais' Ouvert pour cause d'inventaire neben Michel Auclair und Danièle Delorme folgten unter anderem die Julie in Jean Delannoys Die Schenke der Verlockung (1959) und die Adelaide neben Bourvil in Claude Autant-Laras La jument verte (1960). Autant-Lara besetzt sie für Das Bett des Königs (1961) als Léonora Galigaï und als Pierre Mondys Frau, Madame Carderousse, in Der Graf von Monte Christo (1961). Ein weiteres Mal bei Resnais als
Madame Lopez in Der Krieg ist vorbei (1966). Im Fernsehen vor allem bekannt als gütige Bretonin Honorine im Sechsteiler Die Insel der dreißig Tode (1979). Sie führt Heldin Véronique (Claude Jade) auf die Insel Sarek und stürzt sich später im Wahn von den Felsen ins Meer. Des Weiteren als Madame Georges neben Christine Deschaumes, Sigmar Solbach und Nicole Jamet im Sechsteiler Die Geheimnisse von Paris (1980) nach Eugène Sue. Zu ihren späteren Rollen zählt u. a. Isabelle Hupperts Schwiegermutter in Claude Chabrols Madame Bovary (1991) und die Emilie in Der Hals der Giraffe (2004).

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 1959: Mit den Augen der Liebe (Les yeux de l'amour)
 1959: Die grüne Stute (La jument verte)
 1959: Wiesenstraße Nr. 10 (Rue des prairies)
 1959: Die Schenke der Verlockung (Guinguette)
 1961: Der Graf von Monte Christo (Le comte de Monte Cristo)
 1961: Affäre Nina B. (L'affaire Nina B.)
 1961: Das Bett des Königs (Vive Henri IV… vive l'amour!)
 1963: Nacht der Erfüllung (Le Jour et l'Heure)
 1966: Der Krieg ist vorbei (La guerre est finie)
 1971: Bof
 1974: Der Haarschnitt (La coupe à 10 Francs)
 1976: Die Botschafter (Les ambassadeurs)
 1976: Marie-poupée
 1979: Die Insel der 30 Tode (L'île aux trente cercueils)
 1981: Asphalt (Asphalte)
 1991: Madame Bovary
 1995: Seitensprung für Anfänger (Adultère, mode d'emploi)
 1999: Die Unzertrennlichen (Inséparables)
 2004: Der Hals der Giraffe (Le cou de la girafe)
 2004: Was Frauen wirklich wollen (Tout le plaisir est pour moi)
 2005: Julie Lescaut (Fernsehserie, 1 Folge)
 2006: Mein bester Freund (Mon meilleur ami)
 2006: La Crim' (Fernsehserie, 1 Folge)
 2009: Triff die Elisabeths! (La première étoile)

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Filmschauspieler
Franzose
Geboren 1922
Gestorben 2017
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Elderly Woman Dead And Four Others Injured After NSW Beach Dog Attack
A horrific dog attack that occurred on an NSW Central Coast beach has claimed the life of an elderly woman and left five other people injured.
Victims of the attack were walking along Collingwood Beach in the sea-side town of Vincentia before being set upon by three large bullmastiff x staffy dogs that escaped from the backyard of a nearby home.
Tragically, 91-year-old Sally Holland died at the scene as a result of her injuries after both she and her daughter were attacked.
Three witnesses to the attack also sustained serious injuries while attempting to pull the dogs away from the elderly woman and her daughter.
Faye Stockwell of NSW Ambulance said the paramedics who were first on scene found "multiple victims in multiple locations" on the beach.
Witnesses to the attack also assisted in protecting emergency services from the dogs as they worked to treat each patient.
"It was horrific. It was very sad for all of us," she said.
"We worked together to ensure the best care was given and the main thing now is to be able to support our paramedics."
In an interview with 9News, the owner of the dogs, Adam Newbold, expressed disbelief at the situation, claiming that the dogs were his "best mates," who would regularly play with his young children.
"I've had them for seven years… I can't believe that they changed – like, I don't know why," Mr. Newbold told 9News.
"My two daughters, they were just playing with them in the yard yesterday afternoon, just running around playing with the kids. The kids hang off them."
It is understood that the three dogs escaped Mr. Newbold's backyard after breaking through a fence and that Mr. Newbold's partner rushed to assist the elderly woman before the dogs turned on her.
"All I can say is I'm sorry to the people who have been hurt. Even my missus has been hurt," Mr. Newbold told reporters.
"I would never have had these dogs near my kids if I knew that this could happen."
The three dogs have been seized by the local council and arrangements are being made to have them euthanised.
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Aussie Supermarket Boss Has Cheeky Response For Greedy 'Shopping Gang'
Only four weeks ago, empty supermarket shelves across Australia became an internationally renowned symbol for selfishness. Although panicked shoppers hoarding essential items for their own families was certainly a major cause of this issue, there was also a small selection scumbag's who saw the beginnings of a pandemic as a chance to profit. These selfish... Read More
Living with Dementia and Depression
Depression can be difficult to recognise in a person with dementia, however, it should be noted that having both conditions can actually be very common. Depressive symptoms, such as lack of energy or poor sleep, have been reported to occur in approximately 40-50% of people with Alzheimer's disease. Depression and Dementia are two separate conditions... Read More
'Ageing in neighbourhood': what seniors want instead of retirement villages and how to achieve it
By Caroline Osborne, University of the Sunshine Coast and Claudia Baldwin, University of the Sunshine Coast The COVID-19 pandemic has brought into sharp focus the need for connection to our local community and the health challenges of the retirement village model. We know that, as we age, most people prefer to stay in their own homes... Read More


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Four suspects sought in this week's Most Wanted
Four suspects sought in this week's Most Wanted Four suspects sought in this week's Most Wanted Check out this story on mansfieldnewsjournal.com: http://ohne.ws/2FIZ9kW
Lou Whitmire, Reporter Published 3:42 p.m. ET March 19, 2018 | Updated 3:51 p.m. ET March 19, 2018
Jeanna McClurg(Photo: Submitted)
MANSFIELD - The Richland Countyb division of the Ohio Northern Violent Fugitive Task Force is seeking four individuals this week in the Most Wanted weekly news story.
Jeana McClurg, 42, is 5 foot, 2 inches tall and weighs 120 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes.
She is wanted for a probation violation on an illegal conveyance charge. She has ties to the Mansfield area, according to the Richland County division of the Ohio Northern Violent Fugitive Task Force.
Kaylee Hile (Photo: Submitted)
Kaylee Hile, 27, is 5 foot, 120 pounds and blond hair and blue eyes.
She is wanted for aggravated possession of drugs. Hile has ties to the Mansfield and Willard areas.
Michael Vanhestern, 39, is 5 foot, 9 inches, weighs 160 pounds, brown hair and green eyes. He is wanted for fail to provide change of address as a sex offender.
Vanhestern has ties to the Mansfield area
Michael Hawk, 26, is 6 foot, 2 inches, weighs 205 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes.
Michael-Vanhestern (Photo: Submitted)
He is wanted for aggravated possession of drugs. Hawk has ties to the Shelby and Shiloh areas.
The Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force, Richland County division, comprises the following federal, state and local agencies: Ashland Police Department, Ashland County Sheriff's Office, Bellville Police Department, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms, Crestline Police Department, Galion Police Department, Lexington Police Department, Loudonville Police Department, Mansfield Municipal Probation, Mansfield Police Department, Ohio Adult Parole Authority, Ontario Police Department, Plymouth Police Department, Richland County Probation, Richland County Prosecutor's Office, Richland County Sheriff's Office, Shelby Police Department and the U.S. Marshal's Service.
Michael Hawk (Photo: Submitted)
Anyone with information on any of the fugitives is asked to call the task force at 419-774-3565 or 866-4-WANTED.
People also can text the keyword "WANTED" and send a tip to 847411, or go to a link at www.usmarshals.gov/district/oh-n/fugitives. Reward money is available, but tipsters also can remain anonymous.
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I'm the kind of person who keeps New Year resolutions.
Not that anyone wants to hear about it much past the end of January. It's a quiet self-discipline. But I decided some time ago that if I couldn't keep promises to myself, why should anyone – friends, partners, clients – believe that I could keep my promises to them?
Most of my resolutions – probably in common with yours if you make them (and if you don't you probably wouldn't be reading this post) – are about self-improvement. Inching my way bit by bit towards becoming the person I aim to be.
I seem to remember that the first time I made resolutions and knew that I was going to keep them, I kept the number down to two or three. Those days are gone. This year I will barely restrain the list to below ten.
Some are easy. Don't eat this. Don't do that. Whatever your desired bad habits are, it's simply a matter of discipline (unless there's actually some kind of physical addiction thing going on).
And discipline is like a muscle. Exercise it regularly, it gets stronger.
But some are a bigger commitment. These are usually the ones that will take time and determination to do. For instance, I'm ramping up my physical activity in 2017 from the two-to-three sessions of tennis per week to get back into strength training and cardio, and to take up something new for me – immersive swimming. For me, swimming was always a splash-about kind of thing. Now I want to learn how to swim efficiently and well and to make it a regular habit.
You only fail in your resolution if you fail to install the habit.
I've defined how many times per week I do each activity, with a variation for weeks where I have foreign travel (including a plan for when I'm staying in a hotel with a gym and/or a pool, and a different plan when I'm in a hotel without).
Variations can kill your resolutions if you don't plan for them.
Here's a few of the things that I believe help me to keep resolutions.
State of mind. Many people go into their New Year resolutions anticipating failure. It's part of the narrative they tell themselves from the start. They wonder how long they can last – and the expectation of ultimate failure is built into that question. Instead, you have to go at it with the basic assumption that failure is just not acceptable. Full stop.
Sometimes, it helps to build in permissible variations. Last year, I gave up watching TV because I wanted to reclaim the time it was taking. I stated that I would make an exception should Andy Murray make the final of a grand slam tournament (which he did three times out of four) and I added the world tour finals where he sealed his end-of-year number 1 slot. Sometimes when I told people about that, they became dismissive and described it as 'cheating'. That is the weirdest thing ever. Don't waste time listening to people who don't even try to keep resolutions about what does or doesn't count. You're not doing it for their approval, you're doing it to shape a new personal habit.
Sometimes it helps to build in an end date that comes before the end of the year, either with the option to renew, or simply because you would find it harder to keep the resolution if it meant never ever experiencing the thing ever again. So a few years ago I gave up chocolate for the year, but decided from the beginning that would expire a week before Christmas. Obviously, Christmas is the time when chocolate is part of the experience (and one of the things I often get as a gift). And it meant that I could consider then renewing the pledge for the following year knowing that I still got to have that one window. Interestingly, by the time I got to Christmas, I was relatively uninterested in jumping into a chocolate-starved binge fest. I was just out of the habit. But knowing it was there as a possibility certainly helped earlier in the process.
Go for measurable resolutions. Generally exhortations to 'get more fit', 'exercise more', 'eat less bad foods' and so on are a waste of time. Work out what you need to do and how often, and set yourself that target.
Have a system for accountability. If the disciplined state of mind described in point 1 above isn't enough for you, then getting someone else to hold you accountable is an option. This year I'm trying out the 'coach.me' app. You can programme your resolutions into it, tell it how often you expect to do something, and then record when you do it. If you need more than an automated process, you can hire remote coaches – human beings who will help you deliver on your promises. I'm not expecting to need it, but since I'm going for quite a few resolutions this year, I thought I might find it useful to give myself a daily reminder of the things I'm committed to. Anticipating obstacles is also part of it after all.
Make it part of your identity. Identity is the most powerful thing we have. Did you notice how I started this blog post? "I'm the kind of person who keeps New Year resolutions." Frame your identity the way you want it to be. Become that person.
If you're stuck for what sort of thing you might want to promise yourself, try the following framework – see if you come up with some ideas.
One bad habit that, if you stop it will give you better health or more time.
One last observation. So far, I haven't broken resolutions once I've established them. But it seems to me to be a mistake if you treat breaking a resolution akin to losing your virginity – ie. Once it's gone, it's gone. Broke your commitment not to eat chocolate? Damn. Well, might as well binge out then. No! That's entirely an attitude thing. Plan not to fail (see point 1), but if something happens to interrupt your smooth progress, treat it as a temporary glitch, not the end. Respond to the glitch – maybe ramp up the accountability in recognition that you need to improve the odds for next time. But unless your resolution actually was to keep your virginity, then you can always get back on track.
Andy Murray lost many matches before becoming the world number 1. Each loss was an opportunity to learn and adapt, not an excuse to give up.
The point of the resolution is installing a new habit, and the recognition that a moment in time that naturally feels like 'a new chapter' is a good time to do it (birthdays are good too). You only fail in your resolution if you fail to install the habit. Whether it was one seamless process, or whether it was a case of triumph over adversity is irrelevant.
So what's your success rate with these sorts of promises? And what plans have you got for 2017? I'd be interested to hear them!


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Ukraine approved a Concept of National pavilion to participate in World Expo 2020 Dubai
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Economy International activity First Deputy Prime Minister
On December 6, 2018, the second meeting of the Coordinating Committee on the preparation of Ukraine's participation in the World Expo 2020 Dubai was chaired by Stepan Kubiv, First Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine/ Minister of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine.
As was reported, in February 2017 the Government approved a decision on Ukraine's participation in the World Expo 2020 and the construction of its own national pavilion. The organizing committee of the exhibition provided for Ukraine a site with an area of 1,652.46 sq.m for the construction of a pavilion with an area of approximately 1,035.03 sq.m.
"The Exhibition Expo 2020 is an event of the scale of the Olympic Games for the countries. During the Expo, as a rule, the participants show off the development of innovations, high technologies, investment proposals and projects. Creativity and up-to-dateness are the main trends that the exhibition organizers strive to demonstrate, and Ukraine can become one of the favorites of the Expo. The concept of the national pavilion of Ukraine should clearly show that Ukraine and its products are modern and high-tech. I ask everyone to remember this during the preparatory work", Stepan Kubiv emphasized.
Among the proposed concepts of the presentation of Ukraine, the Coordinating Committee chose the concept "Smart Ukraine: Connecting dots", which in the opinion of the Coordination Committee is the most naturally linked to the general concept of the Expo 2020 "Combining Minds, Creating the Future: Opportunity, Mobility, Sustainability".
"Ukraine has a unique human capital with innovative and creative thinking that is able to combine technological solutions with the traditional production of goods and services. This is not only systemic IT solutions, but also solutions for energy, agrarian industry, small and medium-sized businesses of different directions. It is necessary to present all of this in a single pavilion, so that visitors can appreciate the true quality and innovation", Stepan Kubiv emphasized in the course of the discussion on the concept of the national pavilion.
Further preparatory work for participation of Ukraine in the Expo 2020 will include the approval of the schedule and the implementation of pre-design, project work and coordination of the results with the Expo-2020 Organizing Committee. This includes holding three stages of open tenders for the construction of a national pavilion, work on internal arrangement, provision of the exhibition in 2020, maintenance, exploitation, and later - dismantling of the pavilion.
In order to fulfill the functions of the Directorate for the preparation of Ukraine's participation in the World Expo 2020, the Ministry of Economic Development plans to set up a state enterprise Expo 2020.
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ESA Call for Research Proposals 2018
Posted by Remote Sensing Biodiversity | Jan 9, 2018 | funding |
The European Space Agency (ESA) invites everybody to participate to the Call for Research Proposals of the Living Planet Fellowship 2018.
The main objective of this initiative is to support young researchers who have a doctoral degree and who would like to initiate a scientific career in the context of Earth Observation and Earth system science.
With this call ESA plans to support up to 10 Post-Doctoral researchers (supported by ESA with a ceiling price of 99KEuro per 2-years under a co-funding scheme) to carry out a research project at a Host Institution in an eligible ESA Member State.
Candidate researchers shall submit research proposals responding to one of following Research Areas:
Advancing Novel Methods and Techniques: Targeted research projects aimed at developing innovative methods, novel algorithms and new EO products and datasets expanding the scientific use of the Sentinel missions, the Earth Explorers or the ESA long-term data archives into new scientific areas and application domains. Activities shall establish a solid basis to expand the missions product portfolio and stimulate novel science results and innovative applications.Priority will be given to develop and validate novel algorithms, data processing techniques, advanced methodologies and new EO-based products that may maximise the novel capabilities offered by the Sentinel missions, the unique data offered by the Earth Explorers, the long-term series of ESA data archives, and its synergies also in combination with meteorological and non-ESA missions.
Advancing Earth System Science: Cutting-edge scientific activities aimed at maximizing the scientific impact of ESA and European missions in terms of new discoveries and advances in Earth system science addressing the new challenges of the ESA EO Science Strategy.
Projects shall contribute to answer major open questions in Earth system science, address global scientific challenges posed by international Earth System Science communities and international science groups (e.g., WCRP, SOLAS, GCP, etc…). Priority will be given to activities that maximise the scientific return of ESA and European EO assets including Sentinel, Earth Explorers and Meteo mission data, the long-term ESA archive and existing EO-based long-term datasets (e.g., ESA project results).
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Q: How to change the color of a class based on data your recieving? Ok so I am working on a Random Pokémon Generator and every time the user clicks the generate button it picks a random number between 1-905(Number of Pokémon in National Dex). I am able to show the image, name/id, and typing of the Pokémon that is generated. What im stuck on is how to change the color of the background of the container/class that the Pokémon is displayed in based on the typing of said Pokémon. Say the Pokémon's typing is grass I would want the background to be a green color.
I really don't know where to start to even do this.
I am using PokeApi
const pokemongenerated = document.getElementById('pokemongenerated');

const fetchPokemon = () => {
const array = [];
const randomID = Math.floor(Math.random() * 906) + 1;

    const url = `https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon/${randomID}`;
    array.push(fetch(url).then((res) => res.json()));

Promise.all(array).then((results) => {
     const pokemon = results.map((data) => ({
        name: data.name,
        image: data.sprites['front_default'],
        type: data.types.map((type) => type.type.name).join(', '),
        id: data.id,

    }));
    displayPokemon(pokemon);
  });
 };
const displayPokemon = (pokemon) => {
console.log(pokemon);
const pokemonHTMLString = pokemon
    .map(
        (pokemon) => `

 ${pokemon.id}. ${pokemon.name}

Type: ${pokemon.type}

`
    )
    .join('');

pokemonGenerated.innerHTML = pokemonHTMLString;
};

fetchPokemon();

A: 1.Create a typeCss on object
2.Make css styles for all type

const pokemongenerated = document.getElementById('pokemongenerated');

const fetchPokemon = () => {
const array = [];
const randomID = Math.floor(Math.random() * 906) + 1;

    const url = `https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon/${randomID}`;
    array.push(fetch(url).then((res) => res.json()));

Promise.all(array).then((results) => {
     const pokemon = results.map((data) => ({
        name: data.name,
        image: data.sprites['front_default'],
        type: data.types.map((type) => type.type.name).join(', '),
        typeCss: data.types.map((type)=>type.type.name).join('--'),
        id: data.id,

    }));
    displayPokemon(pokemon);
  });
 };
const displayPokemon = (pokemon) => {
console.log(pokemon);
const pokemonHTMLString = pokemon
    .map(
        (pokemon) => `

 ${pokemon.id}. ${pokemon.name}

Type: ${pokemon.type}

`
    )
    .join('');

document.querySelector('#pokemonGenerated').innerHTML = pokemonHTMLString;
};

fetchPokemon();
.pokemon-type[class*="water"]{
background:blue;
}
.pokemon-type[class*="grass"]{
background:green;
}

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4 Ways Obamacare Can Affect a Divorce
Tamara E. Holmes
Most married couples plan to stay together forever, but according to the American Psychological Association, between 40 and 50 percent of married couples in the USA get a divorce. If you're one of them, determining child custody and divvying up financial assets are likely on the top of your list of issues to hash out. But health insurance -- particularly under the Affordable Care Act -- shouldn't be too far behind.
When it comes to health insurance, divorcing couples run into a problem if both parties were on one employer-sponsored insurance plan, says David Gamage, assistant professor at University of California Berkeley School of Law. Most employers simply don't subsidize the health insurance of an ex-spouse. So the ex-spouse who is no longer covered must get a new health insurance plan. If that ex-spouse works for an employer who offers health insurance coverage, he or she can simply sign up for health insurance at work. If not, the ex-spouse must find insurance elsewhere, which has not always been an easy task.
However, health care reform brings with it some solutions. Here's how Obamacare may affect you if you're going through a divorce.
1. It provides coverage for those with chronic illnesses.
In the past, health insurance companies could deny coverage to those with preexisting conditions such as cancer, HIV/AIDS, and even obesity and pregnancy. So if a person with a chronic illness got a divorce, he might have found himself unable to get insurance outside of his ex-spouse's company plan. Out of concern for the welfare of both parties, "that was one of the reasons that people considered doing a legal separation instead of getting a divorce," says Mark Baer, a family law attorney based in Pasadena, Calif.
However, the Affordable Care Act makes it illegal to refuse coverage based on pre-existing conditions, so fewer couples might have to exercise that action.
2. It provides another alternative to COBRA.
Divorcees who were no longer eligible for health insurance under their ex-spouse's company-sponsored plan have been able to keep the same benefits temporarily under The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) since 1986. However, they had to foot the bill themselves. For many, that was a costly proposition. According to the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, the average annual premium for employer-sponsored health insurance in 2013 was $5,884 for an individual. Under COBRA, the ex-spouse could be required to pay up to 102 percent of the cost of the plan. For those who were unemployed or didn't have health coverage through their jobs, this might have been the best option in the past. However, today, divorcees may get less expensive coverage through the health insurance exchanges.
While there's a limited general-enrollment period for health insurance under the health insurance exchanges (in 2014, it ends March 31), you can enroll at other times of the year during a special enrollment period if you've experienced a qualifying life event, such as a divorce, marriage or birth of a child.
3. It may save you money on health care expenses.
One of the criticisms surrounding the Affordable Care Act has been the additional cost it places on marriage. Under Obamacare, middle- and lower-income Americans can qualify for subsidies if they meet certain requirements. Generally speaking, an individual making up to $45,960 and a family of two with income up to $62,040 will qualify for subsidies. However, the burden of cost is heavier on a two-person family than on two single people.
If each spouse makes $40,000, they would have a joint income of $80,000 and wouldn't qualify for a subsidy while married. Yet, each of those individuals would qualify for subsidies after they divorced. As a result, there is a financial benefit to getting a divorce if couples are already having problems. Because the subsidies don't apply to higher-income individuals, this primarily affects lower- and middle-income families, Gamage says.
Some experts scoff at whether any couple would use the ability to qualify for subsidies as a sole reason to part ways. "I don't know what kind of financial position a couple would have to be in for that to be the only reason they divorce," Baer says.
4. It may save a higher-earning spouse money on alimony.
Sometimes, in a divorce, the spouse who was the breadwinner must pay alimony -- a monthly stipend -- to help the other spouse with living expenses. The cost of the receiving spouse's monthly expenses helps determine how much alimony is awarded. In other words, the more money the receiving spouse needs to live, the higher the alimony may be. If the receiving spouse is able to qualify for subsidies under the Affordable Care Act and pay less for health insurance, the spouse charged with alimony can make the argument that the alimony should be lower, as well, Baer says.
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Pebbled leather composes this scaled down Alexander Wang bag. Rows of polished studs detail the base, and the wraparound top zip opens to a lined, 2 pocket interior. Rolled handles and optional, adjustable shoulder strap. Dust bag included. Leather: Calfskin. Weight: 38oz / 1.08kg. Imported, China. Measurements Height: 7in / 18cm Length: 8.5in / 21.5cm Depth: 3in / 7.5cm Strap drop: 19in / 48cm.


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«Железный шериф» () — приключенческий фильм в жанре вестерн режиссёра Сидни Салкоу. США, 1957 год.

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Двадцатилетнего Бенджи Галта, сына блюстителя закона, маршала Сэма Галта, обвиняют в убийстве возницы дилижанса. Многое свидетельствует против него. Отец, разрываясь между долгом и родительской любовью, пытается доказать, что его сын не виновен. Это ему удаётся, и он изобличает настоящих убийц.

В ролях
 Стерлинг Хэйден
 Констанс Форд
 Джон Денер
 Кент Тейлор
 Дэррил Хикмэн

Вестерны США
Фильмы на английском языке


• Clap your hands for joy!
• The joy of the Lord is your strength!
• In God's presence is fullness of joy.
• For the joy set before him, Jesus endured the cross.
Last time Philip and Stephanie and my grandson Jesse were here for a weekend, I was in the backyard with almost two-years-old Jesse and we were walking up and down the little hill (actually I was walking and Jesse was running). Jesse was holding my hand really tight (that's a good feeling!) and with that grip on my hand he was running with abandon.
In this season of preparation for the next chapter of my story, God has dug pretty deep through the onion-skin layers of the stuff of my life. As we get closer to the core of simple faith and relationship, I am beginning to get glimpses of joy. When I look straight ahead I feel little bursts of joy inside – dreams rekindling, possibilities popping up. If I get distracted and look to either side the other stuff rushes in.


Configure warns that Makefile.in seems to ignore the --datarootdir setting and the installation fails because of permission errors This problem is due to a change in autoconf 2.60, where the prefix directory for the NEST documentation can end up being empty during the installation. This leads to wrong installation paths for some components of NEST. If you have the GNU autotools installed, you can run ./bootstrap.sh in the source directory followed by ./configure. If you don't have the autotools, appending --datadir=PREFIX/share/nest with the same PREFIX as in the --prefix option should help.
I get 'Error: /ArgumentType in validate' when compiling an extension This is a known bug that has been fixed. Ask your local NEST dealer for a new pre-release. You need at least nest-1.9-7320.
Ipython crashes with a strange error message as soon as I import nest If ipython crashes on import nest complaining about a Non-aligned pointer being freed, you probably compiled NEST with a different version of g++ than python. Take a look at the information ipython prints when it starts up. That should tell you which compiler was used. Then re-build NEST with the same compiler version.
I get a segmentation fault wher I use SciPy in the same script together with PyNEST. We recently observed that if PyNEST is used with some versions of SciPy, a segmentation fault is caused. A workaround for the problem is to import SciPy before PyNEST. See https://github.com/numpy/numpy/issues/2521 for the official bug report in NumPy.
I cannot see any of the conductance based models. Where are they? Some neuron model need the GNU Scientific Library (GSL) to work. The conductance based models are among those. If your NEST installation does not have these models, you probably have no GSL or GSL development packages installed. To solve this problem, install the GSL and its development headers. Then reconfigure and recompile NEST.


The comedian Hasan Minhaj's new Netflix comedy special, "Homecoming King," mines the gap between him and his immigrant parents for pathos as well as humor.
"I would say it is an honor to do this, but that would be an alternative fact. It is not," the comedian Hasan Minhaj said while warming up the room at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in April. "No one wanted to do this, so of course it falls in the hands of an immigrant." As host, the thirty-one-year-old was tasked with tapping humor out of a stubbornly humorless situation: the absence of the President at the event, and the absence of any good will between his Administration and the press he'd derided as the "enemy of the people." Minhaj pulled it off, landing his burns cogently, boyishly. "Jeff Sessions couldn't be here tonight. He was too busy doing a pre-Civil War enactment"; "Frederick Douglass isn't here, and that's because he's dead. Someone please tell the President." In his role on "The Daily Show," which he joined, as a correspondent, in 2014, Minhaj's segments have been distinguished by a similar knowingness about the absurdities of American racism. "Have I pretended to be Puerto Rican a few times since 9/11?" he said in one segment about Trump's Islamophobia. "Claro que sí." Minhaj smartly leverages his identity—son of immigrants, Indian-American, Muslim—giving himself license to expose realities that his monocultural peers can't, or won't, perceive.
In his new comedy special, "Homecoming King," which premièred on Netflix at the end of May, Minhaj tells an origin story that begins with his parents' marriage and ends with his audition for Jon Stewart. Minhaj grew up in Davis, California, "with a bunch of Ryan Lochtes." His parents married in Aligarh, India. He was born in America, and spent the first eight years of his life alone with his father, a chemist, while his mother, who had returned to India, was training to become a doctor. When she eventually joined them in the U.S., she brought with her a five-year-old daughter, Ayesha, who Hasan did not know existed. ("You brought her out like 'Maury' for immigrants, Dad," Minhaj says.) Like Aziz Ansari in the "Parents" episode of "Master of None," Minhaj spends much of his show traversing the gap between himself and the immigrant parents who raised him, and mining the comparisons for pathos as well as humor; many viewers (myself included) have said that "Homecoming King" elicits not just laughter but tears.
The special was adapted from Minhaj's 2015 Off Broadway play of the same name, and its narrative style is more akin to an episode of "The Moth" podcast than to a typical standup show. (Minhaj first performed elements of what would become "Homecoming King" for "The Moth," in 2015.) Minhaj is preppy and polished, his carefully choreographed routine aided by images projected on a screen behind him. "She was like the iPhone 8 of Aligarh. Everyone was like, 'Oh, my God, have you heard of Seema? She's very slim and slender. Her family owns a camera,' " he says as a photo of his mother, dressed in a red langa, appears onscreen. A Rockwellian animation of Minhaj biking in a suit foreshadows the story that gives the show its title, about a shocking incident of genteel racism that Minhaj experienced in high school. Over-production can kill a good comedy special, or risk making it seem like a TED Talk, but Minhaj shrewdly uses imagery to underscore the Americanness of his story. At one point, a fluorescent rendering of the flag, its stars disintegrating, frames Minhaj as he describes an incident from his teen years, after 9/11, when he left his home, in Davis, to find that his family's car had been vandalized.
Later, Minhaj gives a coda. Years after they'd graduated from high school, he got a Facebook message from Bethany asking if he could hook her up with tickets to a comedy show he was hosting. "Listen, would love to get you some tix, but . . ." Minhaj says, relishing the pause. "We're gonna be taking some pics tonight, and I don't think it'd be a good fit." His father, learning of this exchange, was disappointed that his son didn't practice forgiveness.
"Homecoming King" is a show crafted for an audience of second-generation Americans of color, the cultural misfits who make up what Minhaj calls a New Brown America. He is skilled at generalizing the behavior of the "brown dads" and "brown moms" who raised kids like him: "Birthdays aren't their thing. Every immigrant father feels like if they brought you to the United States, well, 'Happy birthday!' " he says. A phrase in Hindi recurs throughout the show. It's what Minhaj's father says when he is concerned about breaking with traditions: log kya kyenge—what will people think? Minhaj's special distills a lifetime of grappling with that refrain; it is a loving arbitration, by a member of the New Brown America, on how to be a son of his country and his parents at once.
"Last Week Tonight" provides useful satire and comedic catharsis, whether in the wake of terrorist attacks or political pratfalls.


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Data;
using System.Data.Entity;
using System.Linq;
using System.Net;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Mvc;
using MOE.Common.Models;

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        private MOE.Common.Models.SPM db = new MOE.Common.Models.SPM();

        // GET: GeneralSettings/Edit/5
        public ActionResult Edit()
        {
            MOE.Common.Models.Repositories.IApplicationSettingsRepository repository =
                    MOE.Common.Models.Repositories.ApplicationSettingsRepositoryFactory.Create();
            GeneralSettings generalSettings = repository.GetGeneralSettings();
            if (generalSettings == null)
            {
                return HttpNotFound();
            }
            return View(generalSettings);
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NEWTON: No Exit: Arab Existentialism, Jean-Paul Sartre and Decolonization
Posted by Yoav Di-Capua | Mar 30, 2019 | NEWTON Reviews | 0 |
By: Yoav Di-Capua
Jadaliyya (J): What made you write this book?
Yoav Di-Capua (YDC): I was initially interested in writing about something else related to the aftermath of the 1967 war. I wanted to understand the cultural subject of this defeat and dig through the ruins. For that end, I started combing through the intellectual record of the previous three decades. Much to my surprise, I found multiple references to existentialism. It soon became clear that there is such a thing as Arab existentialism, and that it is the largest existentialist scene outside Europe. The Arab interest in existentialism makes perfect sense. Since existentialism is part of a phenomenological tradition that prioritizes experience over essence, it allowed intellectuals a fresh look at their situation under colonialism. Rather than being locked into a hopeless essentialist position as Muslims who, for instance, are incompatible with reason, existentialism proposed a situational explanation of their cultural position and suggested ways in which the post-colonial generation could connect to this experience, take responsibility for it, and shape a new future for themselves. It sounds vague and complicated, until we are reminded that Simone de Beauvoir used existentialism in the exact same way to mediate about the condition of women in bourgeoise society. To paraphrase, just as "One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman" so does people who were subjected to slavery or colonization. There is a process that has nothing to do with fixed character or essence (hence the existentialist battle cry "existence precedes essence"). That was the major insight that allowed Senghor, Fanon, and their generation to think about colonialism from "outside" as a relational process and to develop its critique, thus laying the foundations for post-colonial freedom. Intrigued by the discovery of Arab existentialism, I realized that I can use it as a platform for the exploration of Arab decolonization as such. As for the original book I set out to write, I will start working on it soon.
J: What particular topics, issues, and literatures does the book address?
YDC: On the most basic level, No Exit examines the question of being after colonialism. That is, what does it mean to be a person in the wake of decades of colonial modernity. Taking post-colonial Arab ontology seriously, I was interested in the inside story of decolonization, in the internal dynamics of this process. We tend to think of decolonization in terms of physical liberation and only as something that happens within the confines of the nation-state. It turns out that Arab decolonization was a transnational business par-excellence and that via a two-way relationship with Sartre it developed global ethics of liberation and a clear expectation for true emancipation.
Juxtaposing the history of Arab decolonization with the history of Sartre's politics of liberation led me to Palestine and to the early 1950s and 1960s texts that young Arab thinkers wrote about it. For many, the home-grown tradition of Arab existentialism and its validity and utility as a tool for a collective exit from the colonial situation hinged on Sartre's position of Palestine. Arabs followed and supported Sartre's ethics of liberation in the cases of Algeria, Congo, Cuba, Rhodesia and Vietnam. But what about Palestine, they asked? Viewed from the perspective of the Arab intellectual record, No Exit aspires to conjoin several conversations and fields that to my taste are still somewhat disjointed. This fragmentation brought scholars to reduce Arab decolonization to the narrow cause of Pan-Arab unity through which an entire course of history was approached.
J: How does this book connect to and/or depart from your previous work?
YDC: In terms of method, I am not sure it does. This time there are more historical actors, both in the region and outside it. There are also more historiographical fields to reckon with, such as Francophone and French studies, decolonization studies, and global intellectual history to cite a few. However, the basic method remains the same and that is to read extensively the Arab intellectual tradition and to get to know Arab intellectuals as intimately as possible.
J: Who do you hope will read this book, and what sort of impact would you like it to have?
YDC: My hope is that Arab intellectuals of the 1960s and the fruit of their mind and political actions will make sense for historians of empire and decolonization. There is much talk about the Global 1960s, with Chinese, Mexicans, Indians and Indonesians, to name a few, playing a coordinated role. Almost everybody is there except the Arabs. So, my hope is that the future reader of this book will be able to integrate the history of the region into the larger picture of the 1960s. Needless to say, we write exclusively to fellow academics and that trickles down via the classroom to a larger audience. I just hope that as many colleagues from outside the field of Middle East Studies will give this story a chance. That is the practical expectation I have. On the level of fantasy, I hope that some general readers will pick up the book and hopefully take time to re-think the Arab world of the 1960s. I say fantasy because it is really not a realist expectation. However, every now and then, I do get mail from such a reader. Last week, for instance, I corresponded with a Palestinian man who grew up in Saudi Arabia and who never had a chance before to read about Arab thought in the 1960s and its drive toward universalism.
J: What other projects are you working on now?
YDC: I am still interested in the decade after 1967 but finishing this book will take many years. Until then, I am currently writing a series of articles about the sacred nature of Arab liberation under Nasserism and Ba`thism. It is an effort to theorize these two movements in terms of political theology and begin a conversation about the so-called secular nature of the 1960s. My argument is that in ontological terms, both movements established sacrificial cultures that offered an experience of sacredness that, later, Islamic fundamentalists such as Qutb mimicked. In that sense, the transition from the so-called secular experience of the 1960s to the fundamentalism of the 1970s was not as dramatic as it appears to be, but rather a variation on the post-colonial theme of sacred liberation.
J: If this is a book about how Arabs used existentialism for the sake of advancing their own cause of self-liberation and find an exit from the colonial condition, how come there is so little pure philosophy in it?
YDC: The purpose of the book is to tell the story of Arab decolonization. Existentialism, is a neat way of doing this. The book shows how European existentialism was transformed into Arab existentialism for the sake of articulating the notion of post-colonial freedom, to mobilize the political and intellectual elites via the call for commitment (iltizam) as well as the many ways in which feminists, Palestinians, and dissidents used it to contest state authoritarianism and challenge patriarchy. Mostly, it assists us in tracing the transnational history of anti-colonial humanism, and how its notions of race and otherness assisted the post-colonial generation to join a universal cause of emancipation. Philosophy becomes part of this story only when its impact on decolonization was significant (for instance, with the early efforts of Abd al-Rahman Badawi to reconcile Sufiism with Heideggerian existentialism as a solution to the post-colonial condition of inauthenticity and anxiety). Otherwise, this is not a book about philosophy and hence cannot do justice to this important field.
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As the colonial era in the Middle East drew to a close, a restless generation of young intellectuals vowed to rethink their culture and invent what they called "a new Arab man": self-confident, authentic, reflective, worldly, independent, self-sufficient, proud, and, above all, free. Since during this era existentialism was taken to be the comprehensive philosophy of the individual, this generation's project of radical self-fashioning led them to Jean-Paul Sartre. Taking seriously the existentialist battle cry "be yourself at all costs," they forged a homegrown tradition of Arab existentialism, or, as it is known in Arabic, wujudiyya. By offering a wide spectrum of intellectual possibilities, Arab existentialism germinated the culture of decolonization and functioned as the intellectual foundation of an entire generational endeavor.
Indeed, by the late 1950s, the Arab world boasted of having the largest existentialist scene outside of Europe. A random walk into a bookstore, a quick glance at one of the dozens of literary journals, or an afternoon in a downtown café in Beirut, Cairo, Baghdad, or Damascus would suffice to establish the fact that Sartre had become, among Arab intellectuals, a household name. As the progressive Egyptian writer Ahmad ʿAbbas Salih put it in a public letter to Sartre, "Your influence in this region is deeper and wider than that of any other writer. We have known you for a long time, and from the first contact with your ideas . . . their appeal grew deeper until our publishing houses were working daily to translate and print your work. . . . You are the only Western writer that all Arab newspapers follow closely." Indeed, so avidly read was Sartre in the region that at one point in 1963, upon the publication of his celebrated autobiography Les Mots (The Words), the Lebanese translator and publisher Suhayl Idris bragged of bringing the Arabic edition to the market ahead of the original French one.
The daily French newspaper Le Monde took appreciative note of the fact that Sartre and Beauvoir topped the Arab best-seller lists. This fame, it noted, was not simply due to intellectual fashion, Sartre's support for Algeria, or his well-known declining of the Nobel Prize in Literature. Rather, it was because "twenty years later, the questions that Sartre posed in his 1947 essay Qu'est-ce que la littérature? [What Is Literature?] still resonate in the Middle East." Echoing this enthusiasm and dedication to his work, intellectuals wrote passionately to Sartre (but curiously not to Beauvoir) about their deep love for him and recounted in great detail how the awkward-looking philosopher had changed their lives by teaching them how to become fighter-intellectuals (munadil- mufakkir). Mostly they were touched by his sincere effort to simply and meaningfully recognize who they were, and they felt validated by and through his writings.
Indeed, with the possible exception of Karl Marx, for the last two hundred years—roughly during the entire course of Arab modernity—no other foreign intellectual was more translated, read, debated, engaged with, and admired than Jean-Paul Sartre: his philosophy, lit- erature, theater, and his global politics. Furthermore, moving beyond the usual one-way relationship between metropolitan stars and peripheral thinkers, Sartre warmly reciprocated and humanely recognized his Arab interlocutors and established an ongoing rapport with a host of them. In the modern annals of the Middle East, especially its Eastern Arab lands, it would indeed be difficult to find another cross-cultural moment more intimate, intense, and hopeful than this one.
On both sides of the Mediterranean, Sartre, his intellectual circle, and their new Arab interlocutors were eager to demonstrate that, against the polarizing logic of the Cold War and the sociopolitical stag- nation of Europe, decolonization could produce revolutionary societies that were as egalitarian, free, and patriotic as they were anti-imperialist and humanistic. For Europeans of the Left and colonized people of recently liberated domains, that, in a nutshell, was the promise of Third Worldism, and, far from being a provincial African, Asian, or Arab project, it was, in a variation on the old theme of colonial universality, a promising universal counter-project of its own.
Arab existentialists, those who actually thought with existentialism in order to decolonize their world and construct a new one, were endowed with impressive peripheral vision and a taste for worldly engagements. At the same time, they were not made of one political cloth. They embraced diverse ideological orientations and held opposing political commitments. Some were sworn enemies. Yet, in order to argue about the meaning of freedom at the close of empire, about individual- ism, alienation, cultural authenticity, solidarity, and the need to invent what was known at the time as a "new Arab man"—this new citizen of the world—they used the referential grammar of existentialism.
Reconfiguring the European tradition, Arab existentialism yielded an effusive stream of political tracts, manifestos, op-eds, novels, poems, short stories, plays, philosophy books, and works of literary and cultural criticism. Numbering in the thousands, these original formula- tions of existentialism were penned and read by countless pundits, artists, philosophers, students, revolutionaries, politicians, political prisoners, state officials, refugees, feminists, social reformers, peacemakers, would-be martyrs, and universal justice seekers. The intelligentsia of the Eastern Arab lands (and to some degree that of Iran) wholeheartedly embraced wujudiyya and, in the course of doing so, turned Sartre into its mentor. But a mentor for what, exactly? As it turned out, find- ing a way out of colonialism was no easy task. One of the first thinkers to grasp this complexity was the Algerian thinker Malek Bennabi, who imagined decolonization as "an exit from the colonial situation" with all of its related racial, psychological, social, political, and economic implications. In search of such an exit, Arab thinkers began trusting Sartre to intellectually mark a way out, or an exit, from the colonial condition. Yet, unfortunately, for all the optimism, enthusiasm, and hope that this movement engendered, the story of Arab existentialism, and of Sartre's Arab celebrity, did not have a happy ending, nor did it provide an easy exit from the colonial condition. It is, quite sadly, a postcolonial story of no exit.
In more than one way, the eventual collapse of the Arab world's personal relationship with Sartre was a foreshadowing of things to come. While at the beginning of 1967 Sartre was still an uncontested Arab hero, whose impact, reputation, and legacy seemed as enduring and long lasting as the Algerian independence he staunchly supported, by the end of that same year, in the wake of the devastating Six-Day War, he was branded a traitor and a Zionist in disguise. Accused of signing a pro-Zionist manifesto (which indeed he did sign), Sartre's Arabic books were banned, burned, or voluntarily boycotted, and an entire course of thought was quietly disowned. Suppressed and virtually forgotten, the legacy of Arab existentialism and its association with Sartre was replaced with a sense of colossal betrayal and an argument against the suitability of existentialism to Arab liberation.
Decades later, the memory of an iconic betrayal still lingers: "Nearly everything he [Sartre] wrote," reflected Edward Said in 2000, "is interesting for its sheer audacity, its freedom (even its freedom to be verbose) and its generosity of spirit." Once an admirer of Sartre indebted to his advocacy on behalf of any just cause around the globe, eventually even Said saw in him "a bitter disappointment to every (non- Algerian) Arab who admired him." It is hard to argue with this emotional judgment, but what was the intellectual basis for this pervasive sense of betrayal? Was Sartre a Zionist in disguise all along? Did he and Beauvoir share the same opinions of Israelis and Arabs? What role did other intellectuals in Sartre's circle play in the drama of Zionism versus the Arab Cause? What positions did Arab and Israeli intellectuals take vis-à-vis Sartre's 1965 decision to engage the Arab-Israeli conflict? And, of course, how did the still-unprocessed trauma of the Holocaust and the legacy of anti-Semitism affect those who were part of this trans-Mediterranean intellectual and political network? As we shall see, on a remarkably narrow evidentiary base, some of these questions have, at least in theory, already been addressed. But here No Exit: Arab Existentialism, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Decolonization draws on a plethora of recently discovered and previously unconsulted Arabic and Hebrew sources to finally draw a fuller and more nuanced understanding of the accusation that Sartre, Beauvoir, and the entire French Left were traitors to the Arab Cause. Of equal importance, we can begin to recognize—as well as to make sense of—the Arabs' deep sense of betrayal.
Yet, important as these aspects are, aside from the drama of Sartre, the French Left, and Zionism, there is the story of Arab existentialism itself: its makers and its believers. Though largely forgotten even in the region, the rich legacy of Arab existentialism elucidates a moment when the emancipating promise of global citizenship for recently colonized people became a real possibility. Moving from the vast landscape of economic and political decolonization to consider the specific architecture of intellectual decolonization at its narrowest scope, No Exit uses Arab existentialism as a prism that reveals how this process looked from within. Though primarily an intellectual and political affair of the Eastern Arab lands rather than of North Africa, it nonetheless raises important questions about the intellectual specificity of Arab decolonization: What was Arab existentialism, and why did it achieve such a grip on the thought and practice of the postcolonial generation? To what degree was Arab existentialism, and decolonization more broadly, distinctively Arab rather than simply a standard transnational project with a global imaginary and a superstar philosopher—Sartre—as its ultimate symbol?
Obviously, there is much to consider in relation to these questions, but—except in passing—this is not a study of Arab intellectual history in the so-called postliberal era. Rather, by tracing Arab existentialism, No Exit provides a snapshot of the beginning and end of a hegemonic project for decolonization, one that was worlds away from the current dark domains of fundamentalism. In addition to the scholarly arguments this study seeks to make about freedom, authenticity, sovereignty, and Sartre's global ethics of engagement, at the most basic level, this is a story about people who tried to change their world for the better. That is, it is an account of the intellectual hopes, struggles, imperfections, setbacks, and small victories that shaped the Arab experience of decolonization.
Yoav Di-Capua, No Exit: Arab Existentialism, Jean-Paul Sartre and Decolonization (Chicago: University Press of Chicago, 2018).
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When we first saw the baby's ultrasound, we were in awe. It was amazing that we were looking at someone who was growing inside of me. The funny thing is we both pictured two different things: Eric pictured Tweety and I pictured ET. Don't ask. LOL!
Not sure why I thought of this line but it just felt perfect. So for the reset of my pregnancy, the baby was known as Squishy.


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democratic strength in unity and diversity
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That is the inalienable right of all people to freedom of thought, conscience and religion including freedom to change religion; to freedom of speech and freedom to hold and express views without interference and without fear.
The Sovereignty and structural integrity of the UK and in the right of UK citizens to self-government through effective representative democracy.
That all people living in the UK are equal under and must be subject to UK law.
About Hearts of Oak
Over the past three years the UK's overwhelmingly 'Remain' political class has hindered and blocked Brexit, and thereby has starkly highlighted the antagonistic gulf between the political elite and the majority 'Leave'-voting British public.
Successful populist movements have developed in almost every country across Europe except the UK, where up until now populist potential has been muddled by the dominant Brexit issue.
The UK political establishment narrows and controls the Overton window of political debate; imposes its 'progressive' values and intolerant left-liberal orthodoxy with the self-righteous fervour of 16th century Puritans; and silences and oppresses the population via state-enforced political correctness, hate speech, thought police, blasphemy laws, cancelling, deplatforming, censorship, shaming and other Orwellian techniques.
The Hearts of Oak aim is to initiate sustainable public and non-public activities towards the common goal of reversing the current restrictions on free speech through education and activism, both at grassroots and online.
The movement will comprise an alliance of known activists and big-hitters such as Tommy Robinson, YouTuber Carl Benjamin (aka Sargon of Akkad), and successful political stunt expert Matt O'Connor (Fathers4Justice).
Daily shows with big names addressing these big issues via interviews.
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Speak hard-hittin truth to entrenched self-serving power without trimming, compromising or bowing to political correctness. The public are crying out for honesty and integrity in public life.
Fight for freedom of speech, thought and belief.
Promote patriotism, nationhood and controlled borders, and challenge the Anglophobic globalism of the political class.
Re-establish the state's relationship with citizens based on protection and opportunity, not interference and control.
Challenge the fake and biased news and the 'dirty smear merchants' of the mainstrem media, and defund the BBC.
Halt state-permitted child abuse including (i) the racist rape of under-age English girls by predominantly Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs that for decades has been tolerated and permitted by local authorities and police; and (ii) the promotion by local education authorities of sex education, LGBT ideology and gender confusion amongst pre-pubescent primary school children.
Insist that Islam must be as open to critique and criticism as every other religion and political ideology, and has no special privilege or protection.
Support the traditional family as the fundamental building-block of a healthy society and the best place to bring up children.
Demand the humane slaughter of all food animals.
Prioritise the introduction of PR voting for the House of Commons.
Disestablish the Church of England as at senior levels it has lost sight of its prime purpose which is to preach and uphold the gospel of Christ across the country, and instead has given itself over to secular values, 'progressive' and multi-faith liberalism, Anglophobia, and absurdly promoting the EU as "the greatest dream realised for human beings since the fall of the Western Roman Empire" in 476 AD (Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury).


I've previously written here about how we're big fans of sermon audio when we travel, and as someone who works in the Christian bookstore environment, it's a given that I'm a huge booster of Christian books and music.
But today I want to approach this from a slightly different perspective. Over the past few days I've written about the battle that goes on for our thought life, and how this takes place on a moment by moment basis. Back in June, I posted a great analysis of the types of thoughts, that are going on in our heads at any given point in time.
I don't spend a lot of time commuting, but I am increasingly aware of the contrast that exists between the mental processes that take place when I omit to turn on the radio — which is mostly presets for Christian stations — and the times I have worship songs playing. This is a giant contrast, not a mild difference.
Yesterday we listened to sermons from North Point and Crosspoint. We tried to find another "point" but left it at those two, plus what we heard in church that morning. The day before I listened to one at Mars Hill (MI), a few days earlier it was a conference talk streaming at Elevation. You can find all these churches linked in the sidebar of this blog.
Bible teaching can come in other forms besides radio and television. There are the aforementioned sermons-on-demand and live-streaming church services on the internet, plus some teachers, like Bruxy Cavey at The Meeting House often do a separate podcast. But there's also CD audio and of course books.
Again, these can be accessed in various forms. Some choose mp3 files which can be played back in the car and in the home. Many people are still buying CDs. Christian music song videos abound on video sharing sites like GodTube, Vimeo and YouTube. There is an abundance of Christian radio available online, and here in North America, most people live within range of a broadcast station that plays music, teaching or a mix of both.
But I have to say that as a worship leader, nothing compares to the songs that you experience in a worship environment with your faith family. Maybe it's because I was playing in the band yesterday, but one particular song — an original song written by our guest musician — stuck in my head for hours yesterday, and in a good way.


The figure standing in the shadows on a rock, his cape blowing in the desert wind, who a moment before had the night to himself, whirled around to face the loathsome intruder.
Where is this "thing" from?
What brings this abomination to the very spot where the small group of Truth Seekers assembled escaping from forces thirsting for their blood?
Mystery deepens even as violence erupts in the "BATTLE ZONE"


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