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Ex campione del mondo dei pesi massimi IBF, IBO, WBA e WBO. È stato inoltre il primo campione del mondo dei massimi messicano dopo aver detronizzato Anthony Joshua, tuttavia perse i titoli nella rivincita con lo stesso Joshua avvenuta 6 mesi dopo, il 7 dicembre 2019.

Biografia
Andrés Ponce Ruiz Jr. nasce ad Imperial Valley da genitori messicani, entrambi immigrati. Cresciuto in situazioni economiche poco agiate, prima di intraprendere il pugilato ha tentato una strada nel baseball.

Carriera

Dilettanti
Inizia a boxare all'età di 10 anni divenendo in breve tempo a livello dilettantistico uno dei migliori pugili in circolazione. Allenato dall'ex pugile Fernando Ferrer, ha chiuso con uno score di 105-5. Oltre a vincere il World Ringside Heavyweight Championship, Ruiz ha rappresentato per due volte il Messico nelle qualificazioni per Olimpiadi di Pechino, venendo sconfitto in entrambe da Robert Alfonso e Oscar Rivas.

Professionisti
A 20 anni debutta nel pugilato professionistico, battendo alla prima ripresa il connazionale Miguel Ramirez. Dopo tre anni passati a scalare il rank nazionale, ottiene un match per l'allora vacante WBO Inter-Continental Heavyweight Championship contro Joe Hanks. Ruiz vince per TKO alla quarta ripresa, diventando così campione. Il 23 novembre 2013, oltre a difendere il titolo citato, vince il NABF Heavyweight Championship ai danni di Tor Hamer.

Nel 2016, dopo quattro difese, decide di rendere vacanti entrambe le cinture. Il 10 dicembre dello stesso anno ottiene la sua prima sconfitta ad opera di Joseph Parker. L'incontro, perso ai punti, era valevole per il titolo mondiale WBO. Migliora poi il suo score battendo Devin Vargas, Kevin Johnson e Oleksandr Dymytrenko.

Riceve così la possibilità di sfidare, il 1º giugno 2019, Anthony Joshua al Madison Square Garden. Contro ogni pronostico, Ruiz trionfa alla settima ripresa per TKO, diventando campione del mondo dei pesi massimi IBF, IBO, WBA e WBO.

Nel rematch svoltosi il 7 dicembre 2019 alla Dirʿiyya Arena di Dirʿiyya, Riad, Arabia Saudita, Ruiz Jr. viene sconfitto ai punti alla dodicesima ripresa per verdetto unanime, e cede le cinture a Joshua. Nella conferenza post-match, è lo stesso pugile a prendersi le sue responsabilità:

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Nurse used excessive force on patient with learning disability
The family of a former patient at Winterbourne View have welcomed the NMC strike-off decision.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has found that Nurse Maxwell Nyamukapa's fitness to practice is impaired after he used excessive force against Ben, a vulnerable patient with a learning disability.
Ben was an inpatient at Winterbourne View from 2009 to 2011, a specialist hospital for adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs. Ben was a vulnerable young adult with autism and a severe learning disability. His placement at Winterbourne View was intended to meet his needs in a safe environment. Nurse Maxwell Nyamukapa, a qualified Registered Learning Disabilities Nurse, was a member of Ben's care team there.
On 20 August 2009, Nurse Nyamukapa punched or hit Ben in the face, resulting in a serious dental injury to Ben, including two dislodged teeth and a fracture to part of his jaw. Despite dental treatment, Ben lost his two upper teeth and now uses dentures.
In the immediate aftermath of the incident, a number of different safeguarding meetings and internal investigations at Winterbourne View were commenced, and Nurse Maxwell was interviewed by the police, but no further action was taken. A BBC Panorama documentary aired on 31 May 2011 exposing large scale mistreatment and abuse of residents by staff members at Winterbourne View and it was subsequently closed down.
For many years, Ben's family have tried to have Nurse Nyamukapa's conduct investigated. An initial NMC hearing took place in December 2017 and concluded that that Nurse Nyamukapa had punched Ben in the face and fractured his jaw, but that there was insufficient evidence to show that this amounted to excessive force.
Ben's family appealed via the Professional Standards Board for the NMC to re-investigate the case. Following a second hearing in December 2018, the NMC determined that Nurse Nyamukapa had punched Ben in the face and used excessive force.The NMC heard evidence from dental experts who confirmed that the severity of his injuries was consistent with a blow to the face with a hockey stick, or the impact of a steering wheel during a road traffic accident.
The NMC Panel found that, by virtue of his condition, Ben could sometimes be challenging, but that as a registered professional working within a specialist unit, Nurse Nyamukapa was expected to be able to manage and respond to challenging behaviour professionally and appropriately. The Panel agreed that punching a patient would never be appropriate.
When handing down its sanction against Nurse Nyamukapa, the NMC highlighted the responsibility for nurses to at all times do no harm and to act as advocates for their patients, particularly in environments where cultures of abuse or neglect are found.
Ben's family have welcomed the NMC's decision with relief. His sister said: "This case followed an incident that should simply never have happened, the impact of which will likely be felt for the rest of Ben's life. Whilst we can take no joy in an outcome that takes the livelihood of a practising professional, we welcome the justice afforded to Ben, and the protection that this decision provides for other vulnerable patients now and in the future. We hope that this sends the necessary message to professionals who abuse their positions of power, that the voices of vulnerable people can and will be heard, and that there can be no excuses for abuse and neglect in our health or social care systems, or in our society."
Alison Millar, Head of the Abuse Team at Leigh Day, who represented Ben in a civil claim relating to abuse at Winterbourne View, said: 'We, and Ben's family, are very relieved that the NMC has finally believed our client's account and ensured that Nurse Maxwell is no longer able to work with vulnerable patients. His actions constituted a horrendous assault on a vulnerable adult who should have been cared for with dignity and respect. This NMC's decision is an important reminder of the need for adults with learning disabilities to be listened to and properly supported through regulatory investigations, so that poor care and abuse can be stamped out.
"For nine years, our client had consistently maintained that he had been punched by Nurse Nyamukapa: he had told this to his treating dentist, during his police interview, and repeatedly to his mother. This case demonstrates the real need to listen to and take seriously the evidence of service users with learning disabilities, so as to protect other vulnerable adults in the future.
"We are pleased that the NMC has used this decision to send a strong message to nurses that it is even more important for them to challenge and prevent abuse in institutions like Winterbourne View where neglect and mistreatment of vulnerable adults is embedded within the workplace."
Jan Tregelles, Chief Executive of Royal Mencap Society, said: "It is unacceptable for anyone to be treated in this way and it is only due to the determination of Ben's family that there has now been long overdue recognition of what happened. Winterbourne View shone a light on the widespread misuse of assessment and treatment units, with people like Ben staying for years in settings which are only meant for short periods. The government's Transforming Care programme was meant to deliver the high quality local community support needed to significantly reduce in-patient bed numbers. But, despite a commitment from the Health Secretary to deal with this problem, we have not seen nearly enough progress to give us confidence that the right support will be available to all who need it."
Vivien Cooper, Chief Executive of the Challenging Behaviour Foundation, said: "Ben's case is shocking on a range of levels – that a trained nurse could inflict such a violent assault on a patient, and that 'the system' to protect him and hold people to account should be so slow and difficult to navigate. People with a learning disability and behaviour that challenges continue to experience unacceptable treatment in in-patient units, where they are vulnerable to assault, overmedication, seclusion and restraint, and experience trauma with long term consequences. Concerns raised by families, advocates and whistle-blowers must be taken seriously and be swiftly acted on."
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Atkins's background as a writer of artistic splatter movies--he worked on the first Wishmaster film and three Hellraiser films--is obvious in this fast-paced but disjointed horror-suspense novel, first published in the U.K. in 1992 and now receiving its U.S. debut as the launch title for Stealth Press. A serial killer who signs the word Morningstar in the blood of his decapitated victims is stalking the streets of San Francisco. Donovan Moon, a flat-broke freelance journalist, gets a tip from a friend that Morningstar's crimes are marked by one other notable detail: his victims are all staked through the heart, killed as legend says vampires must be slain. A fortuitous phone call takes Moon to the penthouse apartment of Jonathan Frost, highly respected real estate developer--who also claims to be Morningstar, aka Matador (the Spanish for "slayer"). Frost dreams of a hunter on his trail, and fears he will not survive their meeting. He offers Moon $50,000 to write his life story if he dies. Overall, the text reads more like a film outline than a novel, but Atkins knows how to tell a story and keeps this one thrumming with tension. Devotees of dark suspense will find it to their liking, and it's a good bet for the big screen. (Nov.) FYI: Stealth Press, which launched on November 1, offers high-quality bound books sold direct from publisher to reader on the Web. Other November 2000 Stealth releases include reprints of Peter Straub's Under Venus, Robert Vaughan's The Valkyrie Mandate and Robert H. Fowler's Jim Mundy. Copyright 2000 Cahners Business Information.
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Q: Error while using predict() in XG-Boost in R I've been running different algorithms to predict performance of Facebook posts based on several other parameters. The last method I'm trying out is XG-Boost.
I'm continuously getting an error even after re-checking my code and documentation of the package. Both my train and test data have been cleaned and all the factors have been converted into columns with 1s and 0s.
// Treating test and train data
temp.treat <- prepare(treatplan,temp, varRestriction = newvars)
test.treat <- prepare(treatplan,test, varRestriction = newvars)

//Training the model
cv <- xgb.cv(data = as.matrix(temp.treat),
         label = temp$Reach,
         objective = "reg:linear",
         nrounds = 400, nfold = 5, eta = 0.3, depth = 6)

//Getting predictions
test$pred <- predict(cv, as.matrix(test.treat))

The data trains without throwing an error, but the moment I run the predict command, I get the error -
Error in UseMethod("predict") :
  no applicable method for 'predict' applied to an object of class "xgb.cv.synchronous"
Can anyone tell me what am I doing wrong?

A: As JMichaelJ suggests, here's what's happening:
You are using the xgb.cv() function in the xgboost package. The xgb.cv() function runs preliminary modeling to help you determine information such as the appropriate number of nrounds (trees) to specify. This can be extracted after calling xgb.cv()
cv <- xgb.cv(data = as.matrix(temp.treat),
         label = temp$Reach,
         objective = "reg:linear",
         nrounds = 400, nfold = 5, eta = 0.3, depth = 6)

elog <- as.data.frame(cv$evaluation_log)

(nrounds <- which.min(elog$test_rmse_mean)) #this will print the number of trees you need

It's important to keep in mind that this step has so far only helped you determine the number of trees (nrounds) you need to specify for your model. Now you need to actually build it using xgboost():
nrounds <- #Whatever number it told you above

model <- xgboost(data = as.matrix(data.treat),
                 label = data$outcome,
                 nrounds = nrounds,       # this is where the xgb.cv() results matter
                 objective = "reg:linear",    #or whatever type you need
                 eta = 0.3,
                 depth = 6)

Assuming you have already built the treatment plan for your test dataset, you now can use predict() based on the output you stored in model above:
test$predictions <- predict(model, as.matrix(test.treat))

It looks like maybe you are using example code from the Data Camp course. That's what I'm using. I had the same problem. Hopefully this solution works for you, too.

A: You should use the function
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OJG Vol.3 No.2 B , April 2013
Orogenesis: Cause of Sedimentary Formations
Guy Guy Berthault*
Polytechnique School Engineer, Paris, France, Member of "La Société Géologique de France".
Abstract: Experiments on stratification discussed here have revealed the mechanical nature of lamination as well as the role of turbulent current as agent of stratification. They challenge Steno's principle that superposed strata are successive sedimentary layers. They show that relative chronology should not be referred to as "stages" but as "sequences" of series. The rock formation studied by Lalomov shows that the duration of sedimentation could be considerably shorter than indicated by the Geological Time Scale. The latter scale corresponds to large marine transgressions and regressions that can result from the shift of polar axis following such major orogeneses as the Caledonian, Hercynian and Alpine.
Keywords: Stratification; Lamination; Turbulent Flow; Time of Sedimentation; Orogenesis
Cite this paper: G. Guy Berthault, "Orogenesis: Cause of Sedimentary Formations," Open Journal of Geology, Vol. 3 No. 2, 2013, pp. 22-24. doi: 10.4236/ojg.2013.32B005.
[1] N. Steno and N. Stensen, "Canis Carchariae Dissectum Caput,KIU" Aus., lat. u. engl. The earliest geological treatise, 1667.
[2] B. G. Sedimentology, "Experiments on Lamination of Sediments, Resulting from a Periodic Graded-Bedding Subsequent to Deposit," Comptes Rendus De L Academie Sciences, Paris, t. 303, Série ii, No. 17, 1986.
[3] G. Berthault, "Sedimentation of a Heterogranular Mixture. Experimental Lamination in Still and Running Water," Comptes Rendus De L Academie Sciences, Paris, t. 306, Série ii, 1988, pp. 717-724.
[4] E. D. McKee, E. J. Crosby, H. L. Berryhill, Jr, "Flood Deposits, Bijou Creek, Colorado, June 1965," Journal of Sedimentary Petrology, Vol. 37, No. 3, 1967, pp. 829-851.
[5] F. Y. Julien and L. Y. Berthault G, "Experiments on Stratification of Heterogeneous Sand Mixtures," Bulletin Société Géologique de France, 1993, Vol. 164. No. 5, pp 649-660.
[6] G. V. Middleton, "Johannes Walther's law of the correlation of facies,"Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1973 - Geological Soc America.
[7] G. Berthault, "Analysis of Main Principles of Stratigraphy," Lithology and Mineral Resources, Vol. 37, No. 5, 2002, pp. 509-515. doi:10.1023/A:1020220232661
[8] G. Berthault, "Geological Dating Principles Questioned Paleohydraulics a New Approach,"Journal of Geodesy and Geodynamics, Vol. 22,No. 3, 2002, pp. 19-26.
[9] G. Gohau, Une histoire de la géologie. Paris : Seuil, P.277. 1990.
[10] Lischtvan-Lebediev, "Gidrologia i gidraulika v mostovom doroshnom. Straitielvie", Leningrad,1959.
[11] A. Lalomov, "Reconstruction of Paleohydrodynamic Conditions during the Formation of Upper Jurassic Conglomerates of the Crimean Peninsula," Lithology and Mineral Resources,Vol. 42, No. 3, 2007, pp. 268-280. doi:10.1134/S0024490207030066
[12] G. Berthault, A. Lalomov and M. A. Tugarova, "Reconstruction of Paleolithodynamic Formation Conditions of Cambrian-Ordovician Sandstones in the Northwestern Russian Platform," Lithology and Mineral Resources, Vol. 46, No. 1, 2011, pp. 60-70. doi:10.1134/S0024490211010020
[13] G. Berthault, A. L. Veksler, V. M. Donenberg and A. Lalomov, "Research on Erosion of Consolidated and Semi-Consolidated Soils by High Speed Water Flow," Izvestia VMG, Vol. 257, 2010, pp. 10-22.
[14] C. Marchal, "Earth's Polar Displacements of Large Amplitude. A Possible Mechanism," Bulletin du Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle. Paris.4th, 18, Errata Geodiversitas , Vol . 19, No. 1, 1997, p. 139.
[15] G. Berthault, "Sedimentological Interpretation of the Tonto Group Stratigraphy. Grand Canyon Colorado River," Lithology and Mineral Resources, Vol. 39, No. 5, 2004, pp. 504-508. doi:10.1023/B:LIMI.0000040737.85572.4c
[16] M. R. Rampino and A. Prokoph, "Are Mantle Plumes Periodic?" EOS Transactions American Geophsical Union, Vol. 94, No. 12, 2013, pp. 113-120. doi:10.1002/2013EO120001
[17] G. Berthault, "Towards a Refoundation of Historical Geology," Georesources, 2012, pp. 4-36.


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Unlocking the Future
Natural and Organic Trends for 2022: What you Need to Know
After the general uncertainty of the past two years, the natural and organic retail sector has good reason to feel optimistic.
After the first wave of the pandemic faded in 2020 and panic buying subsided, delivery service Doorstep Organics found that its customer base had grown by a solid 20 per cent.
At the time, Managing Director Peter Richardson attributed the increase to the closure of our borders. With travel off the cards, Australians had money to spare. "Their wealth allowed them to be more focused on health," he says.
But 2021 has caused him to reconsider. Doorstep's customer total bounced around due to lockdowns but, as the year rolled out and international travel resumed in some parts of the country, it is a stable 40 per cent higher than it was at the start of 2020.
The pandemic seems to have delivered permanent benefits for many natural and organic businesses, says Martine Cooper, HealthyLife's General Manager of Merchandise & Partnerships. "Products that were considered health-shop-only purchases two years ago have very quickly become mainstream supermarket offers," she says.
The resurrection of HealthyLife by Woolworths this year is likely a direct response to this increased mainstream interest.
What's more, while new customers pour into the sector, existing ones are doubling down. According to this year's Australian Organic Market Report, 37 per cent of existing organic shoppers increased the organic allocation in their household spend in 2020.
What's driving growth in natural and organic?
Cooper believes Australian consumers underwent a fundamental shift in attitude over the past two years. She reckons increased disposable income is just one contributing factor. "They've also had more time and motivation to research what they're buying," she notes.
Since the beginning of 2020, Australians have been optimising their home lives and health has been a priority. It's perhaps not surprising that consumers are now taking natural and organic products more seriously.
In addition, Cooper and Richardson both say consumers are paying more attention to country of origin – not just because of temporary pandemic-related contamination fears but because of the growing concern about carbon footprints. This has given natural and organic grocers, which generally source fruit and vegetables locally, an edge over import-reliant supermarkets.
Of course, many natural and organic businesses rely on imports, too. But they tend to provide customers with more information about the supply chain as part of their overall service offering, displaying information in-store or online.
"Customers want to know more about the supply chain than ever before," says Cooper. "Australian-made and -grown has become more important, but so has general knowledge about where products are coming from and how they're being produced."
The consumer concerns that helped grow natural and organic this year and last haven't gone away. Both Richardson and Cooper say these concerns are fueling the latest trends.
"For example, vegan is now the biggest-selling group of products in our larder," says Richardson. "And that seems to be because of the worry about climate change, plus a general desire to be healthy."
Meat substitutes and pre-prepared vegan meals are both selling very well, he says. Meanwhile, existing vegan and vegan-inclined customers are becoming more adventurous. "Anything fermented is in demand," says Richardson. "Last year it was sauerkraut. Now, it's cheese. Nut cheeses… they're huge."
Cooper confirms the fermented trend, suggesting that growing public awareness about gut health is playing a part. During the pandemic, consumers even began fermenting food themselves. "Make-your-own-kombucha kits and make-your-own sourdough have done extremely well, and that hasn't subsided at all yet," she says.
Finally, both Richardson and Cooper say that non-food categories, including personal care and healthy home, are experiencing massive ongoing growth. "Natural cleaners and compostable packaging are leading the way," says Cooper.
Although he is pragmatic about the future, Richardson believes 2022 will be another growth year for Doorstep Organics. "Times are changing, and people aren't going backwards," he says.
Four 2022 trends
Richardson and Cooper suggest looking out for these popular products and ingredients in order to stand out from the crowd;
Gut health and immunity products: Bone broths, apple cider vinegar
Alternative grains and flours: Hemp, buckwheat, chickpea, chia
Plants extracts and herbs: Native herbs, hibiscus
Functional beverages: Tonics, healthy sodas and natural energy drinks
To discover more natural, organic and healthy products and brands, browse the Naturally Good Product Directory.
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A contextually rich look at the buildup of Nazi power, revealing the feebleness of Americans' assessment of the future danger.
In these seemingly casual impressions recorded in newspapers, letters, magazines, diaries and diplomatic reports, many Americans rooted in interwar Germany failed to see the menace in the increasingly inflammatory Nazi rhetoric, as Nagorski (The Greatest Battle: Stalin, Hitler, and the Desperate Struggle for Moscow that Changed the Course of World War II, 2007, etc.) depicts in this well-marshaled study. Or if they did—e.g.,Chicago Daily News correspondent Edgar Mowrer or Foreign Affairs editor Hamilton Fish Armstrong, who interviewed Hitler on Apr. 27, 1933, and recorded, "So completely has the Republic been wiped out"—they were not believed. On one hand, most well-clad Western observers were approving of the German sense of method and order; on the other, the Americans were appalled by the enormous discrepancy in wealth between rich and poor and the Weimar Republic's reputation for sexual licentiousness, especially homosexuality. Nagorski looks at the first wave of fawning observers, if not admirers, of the brash young agitator who engineered the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923, including U.S. Envoy Alanson B. Houghton, an industrialist who threw grand parties and blamed America for Germany's economic woes, and Karl Henry von Wiegland, reporter for Hearst, who described Hitler as a "man of the people." Some of the more shameless hangers-on included Ernst Hanfstaengl, a half-American, Harvard-educated aristocrat who became enamored of Hitler and served as his publicist; Charles Lindbergh, who shared aircraft secrets and a ringside box at the 1936 Berlin Olympics; and young Martha Dodd, good-time daughter of the American ambassador in Berlin. Few spoke out against Hitler's virulently anti-Semitic message, and many sheepishly covered over their early lapses in later memoirs.
An engrossing study of the times made more fascinating and incredible in retrospect.
American Eyewitnesses to the Nazi Rise to Power
Hitler's rise to power, Germany's march to the abyss, as seen through the eyes of Americans—diplomats, military, expats, visiting authors, Olympic athletes—who watched horrified and up close. By tapping a rich vein of personal testimonies, Hitlerland offers a gripping narrative full of surprising twists—and a startlingly fresh perspective on this heavily dissected era.
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SPN fic: The penultimate day
Title: The penultimate day
Summary: Dean's last year is almost up.
Warnings: m/m slash. Angst, of course.
Disclaimer: I own nothing. Not for profit.
Spoilers: S2 finale.
Word Count: 3333 (heh)
Author's Notes: May 17th, 2007 was the day AHBL-2 aired. Written for bottom_sammy challenge prompt #1.
*** May 16th, 2008 ***
Dean wakes up to the familiar scent of citrus and ivory trapped in the circle of his arms, and he is smiling long before he opens his eyes. Looks up at the digital clock beside the bed and sighs, the lines of contentment meekly fading away to blankness.
It's the penultimate day.
One last day of peace and quiet the boys can hope for in Dean's lifetime. The day just before the ultimate day when the damn hellhounds come knocking, and keep knocking until midnight when they finally close in to make their prized collection. Dean's soul… stuck for eternity in hell.
Oh well, high time he got cracking on the rest of his checklist. No time left to fucking dawdle now, is there?
Dean pushes away the terror creeping up his spine by sheer force of habit. It's a natural God-given gift that he's put to good use for over twenty-five years. Sammy may not have made it to his eighteenth birthday if it hadn't been for Dean's ability to lock his childhood away in a little box and devote his all to protect Sam, care for him and love him… keep him adequately nourished and hell if Sammy Gigantor wasn't a living, breathing testament to the awesome job he did.
Dean looks down into his sleeping brother's face and frowns a little. He doesn't remember seeing those dark circles under Sam's eyes the night before. A white blur of a memory snags at the corner of his mind but he can't seem to pin it down long enough, so he lets it go. Opts instead to stroke Sam's unruly hair out of his face, caressing the smooth edges of his jaw possessively.
His Sammy.
Dean let's his hands wander across the flat lines and sharp angles of Sam's torso, stopping to rub and tease a taut little nub until Sam moans in his sleep. Dean smirks and switches to the second nipple, tweaking it a little more forcefully, lowering his head soon after to lick the delicious sting away. And then Sammy is wide awake but pretending not to be, biting back a tiny smile with his eyes clenched tight, because this is a game they play often and the rules are very simple.
Let Dean wake the hell out of his little brother.
Dean eventually agrees to transfer his lips to somewhere else, somewhere lower and Sam is wheezing before it even begins. Barely breathes through the next few minutes as Dean licks his balls and tongues his perineum, swallows him whole and works him until Sam is screaming his release down Dean's throat. Dean shushes him, hoping his brother's howls don't alert the demon sentinels right outside their door.
Sentinels? Yeah. It was Dean's idea.
So one fine day not so long ago, Sammy wakes up and realizes he can do what Ava could do… control demons. Every single one of them bastards within a mile-wide radius. Hell he can even order them to cart their own asses back to hell without so much as a snivel of protest. Kickass, nice to have and all sure… but it also means that Sam can never be free from other demons, even hunters and who knew what else is out there.
Sam is going to be hunted for the rest of his damn life.
So once Dean had assured himself that his little 'second coming or antichrist not sure which yet' brother was strong enough to command Azazael's army of demons, he employed some of them to do what Dean soon wouldn't be able to do himself.
Protect Sam.
Not long after that, Sam realizes that like Andy, he can control minds of regular people as well and man isn't that the sweetest thing ever. Dean started a brand new checklist that day and so here they are, in the Beverly Hills Four Seasons, and in the Presidential Suite no less. But none of it compares to the absolute bliss Dean feels when he's buried inside Sam, seated to the very base with Sam hot and pulsing and comfortably snug around him. He thinks he could live like this forever.
Or die happy, whatever.
Dean fucks Sam slowly, leisurely, rolling his hips and hitting the spot at the best of moments making Sam gasp and whimper despite himself. They climax nearly together after which Dean contemplates going back to sleep, except he really shouldn't. He can't.
All Dean's ever wanted is for Sam to be happy. But there's something else he's really and truly wanted, and never admitted even to himself… a normal life, with Sam. A life in which they didn't carry the weight of the world on their shoulders. Where they get to hold hands and walk down Sunset Strip, shopping at the biggest stores and eating at the poshest restaurants… pink champagne and Russian caviar and all that expensive shit.
So yeah, that's what they do.
Dean makes and watches Sam try out stuff at Bijan – designer shirts and jeans and shoes, cufflinks, even underwear. Loves the blush that starts as Sam's feet and rises all the way up to his bright red cheeks. Loves the sighs of utter exasperation that fall from his swollen red lips but his eyes are constantly seeking Dean's… every single second. Sonofabitch.
He is going to miss Sam so much.
Dean is amazed at Sam for being such a sport, fact he is acting slightly… resigned? Like he's been expecting this. Dean had assumed his baby brother would put up a fight, maybe mope about and throw a tantrum or two, hell Dean had even hoped he would. Always is fun to get Sammy riled up just that little bit.
The prickling returns, growing out from the back of his head like a flashback of something that never happened… but Dean pushes it aside at the sight of a purple boa wrapped around a mannequin's neck. Maybe he'll ask Sam to model it for him over his new Armani jock straps.
That oughta get a rise out of him for sure.
They drive for hours until the sun sets, Dean pushing his baby to her limits because he knows she can take it… he made sure of it. Remembers the day Dad handed him the keys, and now he is about to do the same to Sam. But considering how badly Sam reacted to the leather jacket only yesterday, Dean isn't exactly looking forward to doing this. You better take care of that car or else, he wants to say. But words get lodged in his throat and instead all he can do is spread his arm out. Sam shifts in closer, cuddles into his side and Dean holds him close, kisses the top of his head and keeps driving.
He said his goodbyes to Bobby, to Cassie and Ellen and Jo the best way he knew how. But what could he possibly say to Sam? In the end he says… nothing. And Sam for a change doesn't seem to mind. His brother looks beat, both emotionally and physically, and God so fragile. Dean does his old box thing again, shoving everything deep inside and throwing away the key then quickly turning all his attention to Sam.
The penultimate day is about to end.
By nighttime Dean's had enough of the world and he turns to look at Sam who hasn't said much all day, but his bright big eyes never did learn to shut up. Dean complies and guns it back to the hotel, to their suite… the last place they'll ever call home, temporary as always in true Winchester style. They're melded together by the mouths when the elevator doors open and Dean pedals backward pulling Sam into the room with him. Pulls layer after layer of clothing off both their frames until they're naked and tumbling into bed.
"Harder, Dean… fuck… harder…"
"As you wish, my King…"
Sam chuckles and grunts and arches his back to meet every one of Dean's thrusts with equal passion and rigor. His boy king, his child king, his baby king… Dean never tires of teasing and he knows Sammy can take it. He makes love to Sam knowing it's probably the last time he ever will. But strangely enough the thought doesn't evoke the terror or sadness Dean expects it to. Fact he is surprised by how calmly he's taking it all in. Almost as if he's done it a few times over. His second last day on earth… Why is he not more worried?
More importantly, why is Sammy not freaking out?
Maybe they've had enough time to prepare themselves. Maybe… maybe Dean's always known he'd end up in hell anyway… given his impressive record, fucking his own brother and all. All his thoughts are soon lost to the rhythm that rocks him deeper and tighter into Sam and Dean closes his eyes, throws his head back and just… lets… go.
"Dean…" Sam murmurs softly after a long comfortable silence. Dean holds him closer, spooning up behind him and resting his chin in the crook of Sam's neck. Breathes in the soft curls of hair behind his right ear.
"Yes, my Liege…"
"Stop calling me that."
"Okay, your Highness."
Sam sighs, and turns within Dean's embrace to look into his big brother's face, eyes sparkling wet in the bright moonlight. "I'm so sorry…"
"Hey, shh…" Dean doesn't want to hear it. He'd known it was a long shot from the very beginning. Touches Sam's lips with a thumb before leaning in for a quick kiss. "Don't you worry Sammy," Dean winks. "You know what they say… better to rule in hell and shit, right?"
Sam smirks. "Yeah. You down there, and me up here…"
"Absolutely. Hail the Golden Age of the Winchester dynasty. Sweet!"
Dean is laughing, tickling Sam just enough to make him join in. And he knows it's weak but forcing it anyway because he really can't fall apart now. Not now.
Sam takes Dean's face in his large, trembling hands. "I will get you out, no matter what."
"Sammy…" Don't do this to yourself… don't do this to me.
"We're going to be together forever, Dean. Say you believe me. You trust me, don't you?"
There it is again… the complete lack of panic. The implicit trust in Sam's words without doubt or question. Where is it coming from? Dean swallows and tries to smile back. So long as his little brother isn't planning on jumping right after him into the hellfire, sure.
Dean still has a day left. Yeah… he is willing to believe.
He walks into the lobby a little past three AM and every head turns, drawn to the vision of the striking model-esque man, exuding such power with each stride of his endless legs. Power that both compels and repels every mortal crossing its path and while the man keeps walking on, they all pause mid-step and wonder… wonder where was it, and when was it that they saw him before. Struggle to ascertain the mysterious identity of this dauntingly beautiful man, this hardened… angel-faced boy with wide haunting eyes… eyes that now stalk the expanse of the hotel like he fucking owns it.
The young man ignores them easily, nods discretely to his lookout posted at the Concierge and rides the exclusive elevator back up to the sixteenth floor. Once he's alone his head hangs low, and when the doors slide open he need not look up to know that his other two guards are still standing where he left them. They'd sooner die and go back to hell than let anyone or anything enter the inner sanctum, so to speak. They bow, very subtly, move out of his way and let him pass. And only when the thick oak doors are pulled close behind him that he lets his long thin body sag, exhausted… resigned.
Being the fucking boy king is proving to be really hard on his knees.
Sam drags his feet to the closest full-length mirror, slowly shrugging out of the ancient leather jacket and holds it to his chest with both arms. Breathes it in and his eyes water, thinking back to how he'd freaked and stormed out when Dean tried to hand it over to him. For good.
"Come on Sammy, quit being a girl alright. Now listen, this used to be Dad's. He wore it the first night he saw Mom at Bennigan's in…"
"I don't wanna know! Alright? And I don't want your stupid jacket!"
Sam remembers what that did to his big brother's face, how the mask had slipped then shattered, leaving behind a more vulnerable Dean than he'd ever seen his whole life.
"What do you want me to do, huh?"
I don't want you to die. Can you do that for me, Dean? Please?
His brother thinks that happened yesterday, and maybe, technically, it did.
Sam sighs heavily, hugging the jacket tighter if that were possible. If it weren't for the old leather, he'd look like he'd stepped right out of the flashy Salvatore Ferragamo billboard over at Rodeo Drive and he knows exactly who he has to blame for it.
His big 'won't you fulfill my last dying wish' brother.
Dean's list of last wishes just keeps growing instead of reducing, and apparently includes a fetish for dressing Sammy up in expensive clothes and designer shoes and man-jewelry and stuff. Stuff they could have never ever afforded or even bothered for only a few days ago.
Sam keeps trying to lose count but it doesn't work. He knows exactly how many days they've been here, holed up in the lap of luxurious decadence. Pandering to all of Dean's impulsive fancies, anything to keep them both distracted from what is about to soon follow… that which is inevitable.
God knows he's been trying.
The power of mind-control, the power to control demons, and a couple of other kick-ass stuff still isn't enough to buy his brother's soul back from that supreme sonofabitch. Sam Winchester commands a legion of one hundred and six demons that now walk among the living. Pretending to be mere mortals just so they never have to return to the fiery torments of hell again. They offer him their allegiance, their promise to toe the line and not hurt another human ever again.
In exchange, Sam promises not to send them back, keeps them safe from other hunters and supernatural entities envious of their newfound freedom. What they don't know is that Sam is harboring them for one purpose and one alone. To cash them in, every single one of them batteries included, in fair trade for his brother's life. After all, who out there wouldn't want a genuine hell bred army of demons to command and call their own, right?
For God's sake there has to be someone. Good or evil or who the fuck even cares. No, Sam feels no regret whatsoever, at least not yet. They'd worry about it later, when Dean is safe and ready to get back into the game again.
Sam holds his left wrist with his right hand, wraith-like fingertips resting on the dial of his beautiful new Patek Philippe, and closes his eyes. It's a new power he's developed very recently, thanks to a witch's curse that somehow reacted with the demon Azazael's blood running through his veins. One he hasn't told Dean about, nor does he ever plan to.
It's the penultimate day. The day before when the hellhounds come for Dean.
Except, it's really not.
The penultimate day came and went two weeks ago. Only to come back again… and again… and again.
This is the thirteenth penultimate day.
Sam concentrates, welcomes the agonizing burst of pain exploding behind his eyes and in his chest; bites his lip to suppress any sounds that could alert his brother sleeping peacefully at the other end of the suite. And he pushes and pleads and begs, demands like the fucking demon king on earth that he is to let him have just one more day. Just one more chance to strike a new deal. Another chance to offer up something more, something extra, anything at all, to anyone at all… in exchange for his brother's long and prosperous life.
It hurts. It hurts like hell, and when he can't stand it any more Sam falls to the floor and it's finally done. Smashing his knees with brute force onto the granite floor and he knows it's going to ache like a bitch all day, but only until he falls again. Then it'll hurt even more.
He imagines in great detail what Dean would say if he ever found out. God forbid if he ever woke up in the middle of the night and followed Sam out; saw him summoning a bunch of monsters every night… demons, pagan gods, sorcerers, djinns. Then returning home and twisting another bunch of celestial arms so they could turn back time, all for one guy…
Sam winces painfully, rubbing his wary eyes. Yeah. His ass would be toast.
We're going to be together forever, Dean.
After awhile he manages to pick himself up and starts to strip, strewing his clothes back on the floor precisely how they'd landed earlier when Dean took them off of him. Looks at his reflection in a glass cabinet warily, feeling nothing but cold and numbness. His body is rapidly losing weight and muscle definition, dark rimmed eyes sinking back into their sockets and his hair's gone flat and dull but he doesn't care anymore. Stuck in an endless loop of stasis, the world outside these walls slowly but surely rots away and yet, he couldn't give a fucking shit. Not anymore.
Not until he gets what he wants. What he needs.
Naked at last, he carefully threads his way to the bedroom, flicking lights off with a wave of his hand until nothing but cool moonlight streaks in through their windows. The sixteenth floor sure has its advantages.
Sam crawls back into bed, knowing Dean would automatically unfurl for him without waking up like he's done every night since they first started sleeping together. He settles in, the severe tautness of his body slackening, just as Dean's arms tighten around him and he sighs with infinite relief. Willing at last to surrender, if only for a couple of hours. Until morning comes and Dean drags him out of bed to celebrate their second last day together. Again.
With every new rewind, Sam's reactions are wearing down, as are, he suspects, Dean's. The déjà vu is starting to set in and it wouldn't be long before Dean gets suspicious. Already he's starting to wonder about the dark circles under Sam's eyes and the sudden fragility of his ribs. But damn, the stupid boa this afternoon totally took him by surprise! Trust Dean to keep inventing newer, more creative ways to torture him even on the last fucking day of his life.
No. Not the last. Never the last. Not if he can help it.
Sam revels in the scent of musk and gunpowder that seems to forever cling to his brother, and shudders. Silently he prays to the God he once so vehemently believed in, to help him. Hopes that like everything else that's twisted and insane and upside down in the Winchester way of life… maybe thirteen would prove a lucky number for them after all.
*** END ***
Tags: fandom: supernatural, fic: spn: the penultimate day
*hugs* Thank you for reading and reviewing sweetie. You're right.. I have been pretty depressing of late. Should go write that fluffandfold fic of mine now.. that should brighten things up a bit round here ;) cheers hon.


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Q: Gridview last items are not fully visible I have made a gridview with one imageview.when i scroll gridview last row items are not fully visible. here is the screenshot in which last two photos are not fullt visible.
here is my fragment.
package com.secretphotosandvideoslocker.fragments;

import android.content.Context;
import android.content.res.Configuration;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.os.Environment;
import android.support.v4.app.Fragment;
import android.util.DisplayMetrics;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.view.WindowManager;
import android.widget.AdapterView;
import android.widget.GridView;

import com.secretphotosandvideoslocker.R;
import com.secretphotosandvideoslocker.adapters.PhotoAlumbAdapter;
import com.secretphotosandvideoslocker.interfaces.AllImagePath;
import com.secretphotosandvideoslocker.interfaces.SupportInterface;

import java.io.File;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

public class PhotoFragment extends Fragment implements AllImagePath {

    private View myView;
    private GridView gridView;
    private int size;
    private PhotoAlumbAdapter adapter;
    private List<String> list = null;

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container,
                             Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        myView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_photo, null);
        new SupportInterface(this);
        gridView = (GridView) myView.findViewById(R.id.photo_grid);
        int value = getActivity().getResources().getConfiguration().orientation;
        orientationBasedUI(value);
        gridView.setOnItemClickListener(new AdapterView.OnItemClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> adapterView, View view, int i, long l) {

            }
        });
        return myView;

    }

    private void orientationBasedUI(int orientation) {
        list = new ArrayList<>();
        WindowManager windowManager = (WindowManager) getActivity().getSystemService(Context.WINDOW_SERVICE);
        DisplayMetrics metrics = new DisplayMetrics();
        windowManager.getDefaultDisplay().getMetrics(metrics);
        size = orientation == Configuration.ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT ? metrics.widthPixels / 3 : metrics.widthPixels / 5;
        gridView.setNumColumns(orientation == Configuration.ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT ? 3 : 5);
        File file = new File(Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory()
                .getAbsolutePath() + "/Android/data/com.secretphotosandvideoslocker/Images");
        File[] files = file.listFiles();
        if (files != null) {
            for (int i = 0; i < files.length; i++)
                list.add(files[i].getAbsolutePath());
            adapter = new PhotoAlumbAdapter(list, getActivity(), size);
        }
        gridView.setAdapter(adapter);
    }

    @Override
    public void setAllImage() {
        int value = getActivity().getResources().getConfiguration().orientation;
        orientationBasedUI(value);
    }
}

Here is the xml which is being used in this fragment.
<RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent">

    <GridView
        android:id="@+id/photo_grid"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="match_parent"
        android:paddingBottom="1dp"
        android:paddingLeft="1dp"
        android:paddingRight="1dp"
        android:paddingTop="1dp"
        android:stretchMode="columnWidth" />
</RelativeLayout>

This is adapter for this gridview.
import android.content.Context;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.BaseAdapter;
import android.widget.ImageView;

import com.nostra13.universalimageloader.core.DisplayImageOptions;
import com.nostra13.universalimageloader.core.ImageLoader;
import com.nostra13.universalimageloader.core.ImageLoaderConfiguration;
import com.secretphotosandvideoslocker.R;

import java.util.List;

public class PhotoAlumbAdapter extends BaseAdapter {
    private View myView;
    private LayoutInflater layoutInflater;
    private List<String> list;
    private Context context;
    private ImageLoader imageLoader;
    private int size;
    private DisplayImageOptions imageOptions;

    public PhotoAlumbAdapter(List<String> list, Context context, int size) {
        this.list = list;
        this.size = size;
        this.context = context;
        layoutInflater = (LayoutInflater) this.context.getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE);
        imageLoader = ImageLoader.getInstance();
        imageLoader.init(ImageLoaderConfiguration.createDefault(context));
        imageOptions = new DisplayImageOptions.Builder().showImageOnLoading(R.drawable.image_placeholder)
                .cacheOnDisk(true).build();
    }

    @Override
    public int getCount() {
        return list.size();
    }

    @Override
    public Object getItem(int i) {
        return list.get(i);
    }

    @Override
    public long getItemId(int i) {
        return i;
    }

    @Override
    public View getView(int position, View V, ViewGroup viewGroup) {
        ViewHolder viewHolder;
        myView = V;
        if (V == null) {
            viewHolder = new ViewHolder();
            myView = layoutInflater.inflate(R.layout.photo_grid_item, null);
            viewHolder.imageView = (ImageView) myView.findViewById(R.id.image_view);
            myView.setTag(viewHolder);
        } else {
            viewHolder = (ViewHolder) myView.getTag();
        }
        viewHolder.imageView.getLayoutParams().width = size;
        viewHolder.imageView.getLayoutParams().height = size;
        imageLoader.displayImage("file://" + list.get(position), viewHolder.imageView, imageOptions);
        return myView;
    }

    private class ViewHolder {
        ImageView imageView;
    }
}


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Q: Spring MVC Path Pattern Matching Doesn't Handle Dashes I have a @Configuration class that extends WebMvcConfigurerAdapter with a method similar to this:
@Override
public void addResourceHandlers(ResourceHandlerRegistry r) {
    final Integer CACHE_LONGTERM = 31536000;
    r.addResourceHandler("jQuery-File-Upload*/**").addResourceLocations("/jQuery-File-Upload-9.9.3").setCachePeriod(CACHE_LONGTERM);
}

When trying to access those static resources Spring does not match the URL (e.g. http://localhost:8080/app/jQuery-File-Upload-9.9.3/js/file.js) with the configured resource handler (404 error or similar). If I change the name of the directory on the filesystem though and remove the initial dashes from the pattern, then it works (e.g. using http://localhost:8080/app/jQueryFileUpload-9.9.3/js/file.js):
@Override
public void addResourceHandlers(ResourceHandlerRegistry r) {
    final Integer CACHE_LONGTERM = 31536000;
    r.addResourceHandler("jQueryFileUpload*/**").addResourceLocations("/jQueryFileUpload-9.9.3").setCachePeriod(CACHE_LONGTERM);
}

I've tried to debug this a little bit and can see Spring uses org.springframework.util.AntPathMatcher in order to process these patterns. The code in that class is pretty messy though and I know Spring has had pattern/path related bugs in the past. Is this another defect? How can I modify the code above so it works without having to remove the dashes as I did in the workaround?
Using Spring 4.1.6 and Java 8.
UPDATE
A deleted response suggested "escaping" the dashes somehow. Note, that the following does not work either:
@Override
public void addResourceHandlers(ResourceHandlerRegistry r) {
    final Integer CACHE_LONGTERM = 31536000;
    r.addResourceHandler("jQuery\\-File\\-Upload*/**").addResourceLocations("/jQuery-File-Upload-9.9.3").setCachePeriod(CACHE_LONGTERM);
}

A: Given the following configuration:
@Override
public void addResourceHandlers(ResourceHandlerRegistry r) {
  r.addResourceHandler("/resources/foo-*/**").addResourceLocations("/static/");
}

a request like GET /app/resources/foo-bar/file.js will try to resolve the following on disk: /static/foo-bar/file.js. Spring is getting the pattern part of the request (given the pattern you've configured) - see  AntPathMatcher.extractPathWithinPattern.
So in your case I think it's actually trying to resolve "/jQuery-File-Upload-9.9.3/jQuery-File-Upload-9.9.3/js/file.js".
I've managed to resolve resources with a "-" within the pattern definition.
For additional guidance, turning the LOG level to DEBUG for org.springframework.web.servlet.resource should give us more information.
If you manage to isolate and reproduce this issue, please create a repro project and/or a JIRA issue


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Lawrence Roberts
Executive Director, Indian Gaming and Tribal Self-Governance Program at Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law Indian Legal Program
Written by affiliate scholar Lawrence Roberts.
Today, the Supreme Court issued a long-awaited decision in McGirt v. Oklahoma, a case involving whether Oklahoma maintains criminal jurisdiction over crimes involving Indians within the Muscogee (Creek) Nation's reservation boundaries. The State of Oklahoma and the Trump Administration maintained that the Tribe's reservation no longer existed and therefore the State of Oklahoma possesed criminal jurisdiction over McGirt. The Court, by a 5-4 vote, reaffirmed the Muscogee (Creek) Nation's treaty reserved reservation boundaries and held that the State did not have criminal jurisdiction over McGirt.
Writing for the majority, Justice Gorsuch framed the case in historical context:
On the far end of the Trail of Tears was a promise. Forced to leave their ancestral lands in Georgia and Alabama, the Creek Nation received assurances that their new lands in the West would be secure forever. In exchange for ceding "all their land, East of the Mississippi river," the U. S. government agreed by treaty that "[t]he Creek country west of the Mississippi shall be solemnly guarantied to the Creek Indians." Treaty With the Creeks, Arts. I, XIV, Mar. 24, 1832, 7 Stat. 366, 368 (1832 Treaty).
McGirt v. Oklahoma, 591 U. S. ____ (2020).
With echoes of Chief Justice Hugo Black's dissent in Federal Power Commission v. Tuscarora Indian Nation that "[g]reat nations, like great men, should keep their word" when the Court ruled that tribal land could be condemned, the Court in McGirt explained that it was upholding the Muscogee (Creek) Nation's treaty reserved rights, stating:
Today we are asked whether the land these treaties promised remains an Indian reservation for purposes of federal criminal law. Because Congress has not said otherwise, we hold the government to its word.
Today's decision is a significant win for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and for Tribal Nations across the country. With the Muscogee (Creek) Nation facing opposition from the Trump Administration, this Court made clear that treaties mean something – that they are the supreme law of the land. Only Congress, not states or the courts, can change reservation boundaries but only if Congress clearly expresses its intent to do so. The Court concluded that Congress had not expressed a clear intent to change the boundaries of the Tribe's reservation and therefore the State did not possess criminal jurisdiction over McGirt.
Shortly after today's ruling, Tribal, Federal and State officials issued statements of cooperation and support to implement the Court's ruling. The Muscogee (Creek) Nation stated:
The Supreme Court today kept the United States' sacred promise to the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of a protected reservation. Today's decision will allow the Nation to honor our ancestors by maintaining our established sovereignty and territorial boundaries. We will continue to work with federal and state law enforcement agencies to ensure that public safety will be maintained throughout the territorial boundaries of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
The United States Attorneys in Oklahoma
As Oklahoma's United States Attorneys, we are confident tribal, state, local, and federal law enforcement will work together to continue providing exceptional public safety under this new ruling by the United States Supreme Court.
Further, Oklahoma's Attorney General Mike Hunter pledged:
The State, the Muscogee, Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Seminole Nations are committed to ensuring that Jimcy McGirt, Patrick Murphy, and all other offenders face justice for the crimes for which they are accused. We have a shared commitment to maintaining public safety and long-term economic prosperity for the Nations and Oklahoma.
Similarly, Oklahoma's Congressional Delegation released the following statement:
Today, the Supreme Court provided a long-awaited ruling on McGirt v. Oklahoma on an issue concerning the Five Tribes of Oklahoma and all Oklahomans. We are reviewing the decision carefully and stand ready to work with both tribal and state officials to ensure stability and consistency in applying law that brings all criminals to justice. Indeed, no criminal is ever exempt or immune from facing justice, and we remain committed to working together to both affirm tribal sovereignty and ensure safety and justice for all Oklahomans.
McGirt is the latest in a long-standing body of Supreme Court decisions reaffirming that the Court will not diminish or disestablish reservation boundaries unless Congress has clearly expressed an intent to do so. The Court's decision today provides clarity and certainty that will promote good governance and collaboration between Tribal, Federal and State sovereigns.


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A coarse, aromatic, silvery-grey shrub with yellow flowers (of the daisy family), sagebrush grows in arid climates, and is common throughout New Mexico. Sagebrush has a strong pungent fragrance, especially when wet, which is not unlike common sage. It is, however, unrelated to common sage and has a bitter taste. It is thought that this odor serves to discourage browsing. (~Aimee)
The word salsa is derived from the Latin word salsa (meaning salty) and sal (meaning salt). Salsa may refer to any type of sauce. In English it usually refers to the spicy, often tomato based hot sauces typical of Mexican cuisine; particularly those used as dips for corn tortilla chips. Most jarred, canned, and bottled salsa sauces sold in American grocery stores are forms of "salsa cruda/pico de gallo," but to increase their shelf life, they have been cooked with vinegar added. These are not as authentic as freshly made salsas and typically have a semi-liquid texture more akin to that of canned tomatoes or chunky pasta sauces. There are fresh, all-natural jarred salsa products produced regionally that do not use artificial ingredients or chemicals to enhance shelf life. Fresh, refrigerated salsas, usually packaged in plastic containers, are also readily available, due to the enormous popularity of this appetizer/snack. (~Jean)
San Ildefonso Pueblo
Located 22 miles north of Santa Fe off NM 502, the San Ildefonso Pueblo lies in a lovely country-like area between Nambe and Los Alamos. The ancestors of these people originally lived at Bandelier and Mesa Verde, Colorado, but due to a long-lasting drought, those earlier sites were abandoned. The identifying landmark of the area is the extraordinary Black Mesa, which can be seen for miles around. It was from the top of Black Mesa that the San Ildefonso people fought off Spanish soldiers in 1694. Today, San Ildefonso has preserved its cultural identity and still observes ancient traditions. The central plaza looks much the same as it has for several hundreds of years, with adobe homes surrounding it, though it now backs up to the non-pueblo, modern-day residential area of El Rancho. (~Jean)
See more about the Eight Northern New Mexico Indian Pueblos
San Juan Pueblo
Located just two miles north of the town of Espanola, the San Juan Pueblo is the largest of the Tewa pueblos. Central plazas are bordered by a Catholic church, kivas and a chapel. Today, many of the original 700 homes, dating back before the pilgrims arrival at Plymouth Rock, are still standing adjacent to the Rio Grande river in the fertile Espanola Valley. The Pueblo owns the Ohkay Casino and a successful RV park and campground, which are open to travelers year-round. (~Jean)
San Miguel Mission Church (The Oldest Church)
Recognized as "the Oldest Church in the United States," San Miguel Mission is located one block south of Loretto Chapel on Old Santa Fe Trail, between Alameda and Paseo de Peralta. Within easy walking distance from the historic Santa Fe Plaza, it is now surrounded by lovely restaurants and shops, and with the "Oldest House" right down the alley, it's definitely a must see on any Santa Fe site list.
The Mission was built by Tlaxcalan Indians from Mexico in the early 1600s, under the direction of Fray Alonso de Benavides, OFM. During the Pueblo Indian rebellion of 1680, the roof was burned and destroyed. After resettling Santa Fe in 1694, General Diego de Vargas had a new roof constructed and repairs continued until 1710.
A three-tier tower was constructed around 1830, and in 1887, a single facade tower was built, with massive stone buttresses added for support. The reredos (or altar screen) in the Mission dates from 1798, and is the oldest wooden reredos in New Mexico. There is also a wood carved statue of St. Michael, celebrating the victory over Satan. The Mission is open to the public during the week and there is a small gift shop adjoining the main church. Regular services are held each Sunday. (~Jean)
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Santa Clara Pueblo
Located off State Road 30, 26 miles north of Santa Fe, the Santa Clara Pueblo is in close proximity to the town of Espanola. Their ancestors originally lived in carved cave dwellings in the Puye Cliffs, but a period of drought forced their relocation to the fertile Espanola Valley, known as the primary farming area of Northern New Mexico. Today, a drive through the Santa Clara Pueblo clearly illustrates the adaptation of the New Mexico native peoples to modern-day living. The Pueblo's 50,000-acre reservation is one of the largest of the Eight Northern New Mexico Pueblos. They own and operate the Big Rock Casino and Bowling Alley in the heart of Espanola, and the newly developed Black Mesa Golf Course. (~Jean)
Definition: "A preparation of the dried rhizomes of various plants, especially smilax, used to flavor some drinks and medicines, and formerly as a tonic; a sweet drink flavored with this." The primary uses of sarsaparilla are the flavoring of beverages and in folk medicine. As a medicinal product, sarsaparilla is supposedly a "blood purifier," an aid to detoxing, and a general "pep agent" that is traditionally used in cordials and tonics to invigorate and cleanse the body. The sarsaparilla plant is mostly a vine, found primarily in Mexico, Central America and South America, although is has also been found up and down the East Coast of the United States. The most valued portion of the sarsaparilla is the root, which has been used for medicinal purposes for centuries, much like ginseng or licorice root. Natural sarsaparilla root is very bitter, so it was a common practice for pharmacists to distill the useful chemicals and mix them with sugar water. Thus, a popular beverage called sarsaparilla was born. It was enjoyed in its day, as Coca-Cola has been throughout the 20th century.
The drink was actually called either sarsaparilla or "sasparilla," and tasted much like today's root beer. Other formulas substituted sarsaparilla root with a combination of birch oil and sassafras, a tree found in the western United States. Some believe the informal name of the drink, "sasparilla," indicates the use of sassafras extract. Others say the name is simply a corruption of the original word, sarsaparilla.
In the Old West, cowboys would drink sarsaparilla before making the rounds of the brothels. They thought it would ward off venereal disease. And Native Americans on the East Coast believed sarsaparilla was the supreme spring and blood tonic. A carbonated beverage called sarsaparilla is still manufactured today, but its taste is largely the result of artificial flavorings. Yet, bottled sarsaparilla can still be found in some old-time country stores and upscale grocery stores. (~Jean)
A long blanket-like shawl, often brightly colored and fringed at the ends, worn especially by Mexican and Southwest Indian Men. (~Aimee)
Sopaipilla (or Sopapilla)
A crisp, puffy, deep-fried pastry resembling an air-filled pillow. The sopaipilla is thought to have originated in Albuquerque, New Mexico, more than 200 years ago. It's a favorite Southwestern meal accompaniment, served with a honey bear for drizzling. Sopaipillas are also served as desserts, or sometimes filled with savory ingredients like refried beans. (~Aimee)
Spanish Colonial Arts Society
In 1925, the Spanish Colonial Arts Society was founded in Santa Fe, New Mexico, by writer Mary Austin and artist-writer Frank G. Applegate. Its purpose was to preserve and perpetuate the Hispanic art forms that have been produced in New Mexico and southern Colorado since the region was colonized by Spain in 1598. Nearly a century later, its mission has been accomplished and expanded. Through the preservation and exhibition of its Spanish Colonial art collections at the Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, sponsorship of the annual Spanish Market exhibitions, and a range of outreach programs, the society is now a leader in the public education of traditional Spanish Colonial art and culture.
The Spanish Colonial Arts Society collections were initiated in 1928. Today, with 3,000 objects, the collections are the most comprehensive compilation of Spanish Colonial art of their kind. Dating from the Middle Ages to the New Millennium, the collections span centuries in art, place and time. Among the various media featured are santos (painted and sculpted images of saints,) textiles, tinwork, silverwork, goldwork, ironwork, straw applique, ceramics, furniture, books, and more.
A host of comparative objects from Spain and Latin America, as well as Asia, Bulgaria, France, and other worldly locales, further illustrate the faraway influences that converged during the colonial era to inspire artists and art forms. All combined, the collections represent the artistic history and ongoing evolution of Hispanic culture in New Mexico, while firmly establishing its important place within the global arts landscape.
The Museum of Spanish Colonial Art is housed in a building that is part of the legacy of the acclaimed late architect John Gaw Meem. The building is a classic example of the Spanish Colonial or Pueblo Revival architectural style that Meem pioneered in New Mexico in the early 20th century. It also reflects Meem's personal interest in the region's Hispanic culture and his longtime involvement with the Spanish Colonial Arts Society. (~Jean)
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