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The Lord had great plans for the Hebrew nation when it was first established. It was His purpose that it should be a messenger of light and truth to the world, and that its beneficent influence should continue to grow until it embraced the earth and brought light and peace to all men. It started with the raising up of Abraham with the promise of his seed being the line for the promised Messiah. It was their commission to show the then known world the plan of salvation through their behaviour and conversation.
Sadly, Israel did not fulfil its role that God ordained it to fill. Much of the Old Testament is given to reveal the journey Israel, and later, Israel and Judah took. They realised they were mightily blessed, but instead of opening their hearts in gratitude to God and to share their blessings with the surrounding nations, they prided themselves that they were better than all others and shut themselves into their 'holy' environment, shutting their borders to the very neighbours that needed that saving grace they had been blessed with. Strangely enough though, when Israel did move away from God in their pride of place, it was the world that evangelised Israel and while they thought they were better than the world, finished up running to the world to be as much like them as possible. Eventually, because of their disobedience, the nation was to lose its freedom and ultimately be taken captive.
But try as he did, Satan could not break the line of Messiah to come. He taunted God so much through the disobedience of Israel and Judah and tried to break that line to interrupt God's plan. The devil had success with Israel and it became so corrupt that the northern kingdom of the ten tribes was finally obliterated by the siege of Shalmaneser V. He tried the same with the southern kingdom of Judah and Benjamin, but repeatedly God held things in check. "For all this his anger is not turned away, but his hand is stretched out still." ~Isa 5:25; 9:12, 17, 21; 10:4. Yes, disobedience was punished, but it was never God's plan that any of His people would be destroyed. Israel became so depraved that it lost its identity in the 700 BC era. God had a purpose for Judah and 'His hand was stretched out still' to carry the seed of the Messiah. And succeed He did.
Yes, Jesus came right on time, through the exact line prophesied those centuries, even millennia before. Even though over and over again the devil tried to thwart God's plan, God's purpose would never fail.
But who is this seed?
Even though Joseph was not Jesus' biological father, he still came through the line of Judah (Matt 1:20), and while the female line was not registered in the ancestry records, Mary also came through the line of Judah – exactly as God had predicted.
Those who have taken on the name of Christ from that day to this, have taken on the seed of Abraham and become Christ's chosen people by adoption, 'heirs according to the promise'. Their responsibility is to represent Christ in true form – to take over where Israel/Judah left off and failed. The commission is still valid and will be to the very end of probationary time.
So we ask the question, does the promised seed of Abraham continue beyond the time of the Galatians?
"And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ." ~Rev 12:17.
This remnant will be a people right at the end of this world who will partake of the divine nature of that very seed, Jesus Christ. They will reflect His nature, they will reflect His character, they will keep all ten of His commandments and they will uphold the testimony of Jesus. Their characters will reflect Jesus Christ Himself.
The amen hasn't come yet. It means 'so be it.' This commission hasn't ended. There is still a work to do. As a family, we found this message 32 years ago this very month. It was embraced into our hearts right from the beginning and within two years we were entering into ministry work - yes, of a different nature to many who entered the ministry at that time – but none-the-less devoted to what we knew to be right at the time. That decision has led to just on 30 years in self-supporting ministry, and to many experiences, some of which we would not wish to repeat, but some of which we rejoice to see people encouraged in their Christian walk. We will be the first to admit mistakes have been made on the one hand, but also on the other, God has sustained the work we have endeavoured to do for Him with a ready heart to see His word go forward. In recent study we read these very encouraging words from M L Andreason, "We should thank God for adversity as well as prosperity. Rain and dark days as well as sunshine are needed for the maturing of the grain." ~ Isaiah the Gospel Prophet, p.41.
We had a vision to see literature put into the hands of the people of New Zealand, and that vision has never died. Perhaps some of the focus has changed, or should it be said, expanded to include media in these latter days of ministry, but still the vision remains to see people both in the message and outside of the message, come to know in a very real way, the saving grace of our Saviour, Jesus Christ.
We are so grateful as parents to see our four children all remain in the message, all of whom have given at some point, part of their lives to the ministry work in our home, and still today, with an interest to see the ministry work continue. Yes, all four of our children are now married and making lives of their own, but as age starts to catch up on us as parents, we look back over the last 32 years since finding this life changing message with no regrets at all. Please do not think by the above words that we think we have made it, that our family has made it. As a family, we are all still a work in progress, such as every one of us. The purpose of including these words is that we as parents just appreciate so much for what God has done for us, that we in turn cannot turn away from Him. To offer ourselves in service to Him, is the least we can do for all He has done for us. Even then, what can be offered in our humanity is pitiful, but may we at least give our hearts and our all to Him.
We just reach out to every one of you as a reader of this editorial. Take the way of Jesus; take up the commission given; give your heart to Him to live His life in and through you; make Him the first priority in your every day; openly confess your weakness and sins to Him, and you will rest from the guilt and pressures of this world.
The world is real. The political, financial, religious engine in this world is real. If we were all frankly honest with ourselves, we would have to admit it is frightening as we see the power this world wields with its threats of war, bloodshed and annihilation. But please take seriously the gospel of Jesus Christ. It is just as real, but it is the answer to the corruption and confusion in the world. Plus it is more powerful than what the world wields in our faces.
Don't think this world, or the church is going to continue in its present state for much longer. Something will hit very soon and many will be left wondering what on earth has happened. Prepare for big changes that will hit with blinding force very soon, be prepared for the blast of the storm that will sweep many, many people off their footing – physically and spiritually – and it will be frightening.
Dear friends, the challenge is put to you every one, and also to ourselves as we pen these words; a plea to humble our proud hearts and to see God in all His fullness, and be ready to answer the call.


The Indigo Snake and Wildlife Festival will be held at the Conecuh National Forest Open Pond Day Use Area located on Tower Road in Andalusia, Ala., on Friday, May 4, 2018. The event is open to school classes from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The public is invited to attend from 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free.
During the event visitors can learn more about the threatened Eastern indigo snake, the local longleaf pine ecosystem, and gopher tortoises and the many species that benefit from their burrows. School groups and the public can also interact with animals and meet with wildlife biologists and foresters from various state, federal, and private conservation organizations.
The festival is hosted by the Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division (WFF) in partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, and other partner conservation groups. The partners plan to hold the event annually.
To arrange for school class attendance, contact Charles Simon from the Covington County Extension Office at 334-222-1125. For general information about the festival, contact Traci Wood with WFF at Traci.Wood@dcnr.alabama.gov or 334-353-0503.
The Eastern indigo snake is a protected and threatened species throughout its historic range, which consists of southeast Mississippi, south Alabama, the Florida panhandle, and parts of south Georgia.
Decades of declining longleaf pine habitat in Alabama led to the disappearance of the snake from the state's landscape. Prior to current reintroduction efforts, the last wild indigo snake observed in Alabama was in the 1950s.
The most notable features of the Eastern indigo snake are its iridescent, blue-black coloration and its impressive size. As the longest snake in North America, it can reach a length of more than 8 feet.
In recent years, WFF and other conservation groups have spearheaded an effort to reintroduce the nonvenomous Eastern indigo snake to the Conecuh National Forest in south Alabama.
Traci Wood, WFF State Wildlife Grants Coordinator, oversees the implementation of the reintroduction project.
While its impressive size might seem intimidating, the Eastern indigo snake is a beneficial presence within the forest. In comparison to most other snakes, the indigo has a diet that includes venomous snakes such as copperheads and rattlesnakes.
As an apex predator, the indigo significantly contributes to the biodiversity of the forest by helping to maintain a healthy balance within the food chain – an indication of an ecologically functional forest.
The WFF State Wildlife Grants Program has a commitment to continue funding the indigo project over the next several years. This funding commitment is a step toward establishing a viable indigo population and addresses the recovery plan of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
To learn more about the Eastern indigo snake in Alabama, visit www.outdooralabama.com.
For information about the Conecuh National Forest, visit www.fs.usda.gov/alabama.
GPS Coordinates for the Open Pond Day Use Area: 31.0911538327, -86.5456207044.


Progress is being made on three significant municipal projects for Brush, city staff members told the city council last week.
A team consisting of representatives from both the city and the Brush Rural Fire Protection District has met with representatives from Buildings by Design to begin discussing designs for the planned addition to the city's fire station, City Manager Monty Torres said.
The expansion will involve replacing the current bays that house the station's fire trucks with a new bay structure that will be roughly twice as large as the current structure.
Torres explained that the process is a design build, which means one contractor performs the design and construction work. Last month, the city awarded the contract for designing and constructing the project to Buildings By Design, which will do so for $1,657, 958.
Torres said the teams are also attempting to look into ways to design a structure that is more energy efficient in order for the city to save on energy costs for it.
"We are scheduling a time for Xcel Energy to come out and look at the building and see what we can do for energy efficiency on the building to potentially get some rebates back from Xcel," Torres said.
Torres said the teams believe they are still on track to begin dismantling the current bay structure in March.
New high flow inlet drains have been installed on the curbs of two Brush streets that tend to flood during rain, Torres also told the council.
One set of the new inlets, which are designed to take in increased water, were installed on the looping portion of Williams Street, which is located south of Interstate 76 and north of Cotton Street. Inlets were also installed on the block fo Edmunds Street west of Hospital Road.
Torres said the new inlets are part of "about ten years worth of storm projects" the city has recently undertaken.
"And we are not done yet but at least we are getting the most damaging areas addressed first," he said.
Torres said the city is planning to do more storm-related projects this summer. He invited residents to let the city know about areas where there is a flooding concern that could be addressed.
Brush Marketing Director Tyler Purvis also told the council that a representative from a company that the city is paying to conduct a hotel feasibility study to determine if the city could support a third hotel would be visiting the town "to scope out the city and gather the information necessary to determine if the city can support a third hotel."
The council decided to fund such a study after Cobblestone Hotels, a company that works with local investors to bring its hotel to smaller communities, expressed interest in bringing a hotel to Brush but told the city that such a study would be necessary to determine if another hotel could work.
The city of Brush is also starting the year with more money in the bank then had been expected, Brush Finance Director Joanne Gosselink said. Gosselink said the city was starting the year with $1,616,055. That figure was $137,498 more than the city's estimate for its year end cash balance.
"So we are starting out the year in a little bit better shape than we thought we would," she said.


After a fun and fruitful trip to quilt market, we are back to the cold and windy! We hope warmer days are coming soon.
We enjoyed a few days in Portland, the flowers, trees and shrubs are gorgeous. Quilt market was grand and we brought home new tools, books, and notions; fabrics are on the way. The hardest part is choosing what to buy out of all that is available.!
One of our favorite finds is Eleanor Burn's new book. We were fortunate to visit with her for a few minutes, what a lovely lady. Her latest book Quilts from El's Kitchen is a delightful offering of sampler blocks and bright fabrics, along with some of her favorite recipes. Another winner from Eleanor!
We spent several hours looking at new fabric lines, oh the choices!
And speaking of new fabrics . . . look at some of the gorgeous bolts we have received in the last week.
Luscious poppy prints from Timeless Treasures . . .
A load of new minkee chevron and other textured tone on tone designs . . .
You will also want to see ( and touch) Timber Lodge, a new cabin/wildlife collection of flannels by Robert Kaufman. Sew , so , sew great for guys!
We must mention a new line of Java Batiks Macchiato . . . in delicious creams, caramels, rich browns and soft blacks. The photo does not EVEN do them justice. They evoke many project plans, very versatile. These are totally a must sew . . . oops! a must see.
While at market we found several new and fabulous books. There is literally something for every taste and project.
And these are just a few! We have several new samples made from various book projects. Come on in and check them out and watch for future mailings. It is so exciting to share all that is new with you!


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Title: The Invention of Nature
Author: Andrea Wulf
Publisher: Vintage; Reprint edition
Product Dimensions: 5.2x1.2x8 inches
Category(ies) : Science & Nature , History,Memoir
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The acclaimed author of Founding Gardeners reveals the forgotten life of Alexander von Humboldt, the visionary German naturalist whose ideas changed the way we see the natural world—and in the process created modern environmentalism
ANDREA WULF was born in India and moved to Germany as a child. She lives in London, where she trained as a design historian at the Royal College of Art. She is the author of Chasing Venus, Founding Gardeners, and The Brother Gardeners, which was long-listed for the Samuel Johnson Prize and awarded the American Horticultural Society Book Award. She has written for The New York Times, the Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, and the Los Angeles Times. She appears regularly on radio and TV, and in 2014 copresented British Gardens in Time, a four-part series on BBC television.

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Chapter 2: Round 1, ding ding!
Chapter 21: What the floopedy doop is CAR-T therapy?!
I forget everything these days. I mean EVERYTHING. In fact, I started this blog post 2 days ago AND THEN BLOODY FORGOT IT.
When I was going through chemotherapy the symptoms presented themselves as general mental confusion and fogginess and a lack of interest in just about anything that I used to enjoy. I found it difficult to follow conversations; especially if music or the TV was on in the background. It was like suddenly I didn't speak English. I could see the mouth of the person who was talking to me moving, and sounds were coming out, but it just went straight in one ear and out of the other. Language error 404, not found. I explained to my friends and family that I was sorry if I seemed distant or moody, but it was scary feeling so overwhelmed by the smallest things like holding a conversation. I would find myself just nodding and saying 'yeah' and hoping that they didn't realise that I had no clue what they were talking about.
If that was 'Chemo Brain' the movie, this is the the sequel 'Chemo Brain: The Return of Forgetfulness'.
Over the past few weeks, I have realised just how awful my short-term memory is now. I don't have any problems with the long-term things like what my name is or what year it is (most of the time… I did almost put 2019 on a form a few months ago…) but the really short-term stuff I really struggle with. Every day I have pills to take in the morning and in the evening. Every day I get up and I stare blankly at my pill organiser (that has those compartments for the days of the week) with absolutely no idea what day I have just woken up to. I try to think about what I did yesterday or what day it might have been then and most mornings I come up completely blank. It's like the previous day's activities have been erased from my hard drive; just a black void where my memories should have been. I can only tell what day it is by using the previous day's pills as a guide, and the one day each week where I wake up to a refilled pill organiser good old Google helps me out.
I have a million lists on my phone for things I have to do or to remember, and then I will set a reminder if it's something that needs doing at a certain time otherwise I will forget. I can think of something important and in my head go 'oh yes, that's important, I need to do that', but if something distracts me before I can write it down WHOOOSH, it's gone. For maybe a few hours, maybe a day, who knows. It's so frustrating. I know I've forgotten something that was literally just there in my mind but the harder I try to think of it, the more annoyed and anxious it makes me feel, so I try to just move on and hope it zips back into my head at some point.
The other night I was running a bath. The bath-tub is one of those ones that has twisty dial taps and a twisty dial for the plug open/close. I had both taps running. I wanted to stop the cold tap. What did I do? I opened the plughole and left both taps running. Did I sit on the bathroom floor for 5 minutes wondering why the bath was taking so long to fill? Yes. Yes, I did.


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Q: How can I test that a Camel route calls different endpoints in order? I use Apache Camel to orchestrate a number of HTTP calls to three different endpoints. This works correctly, but I'd like to unit test this Camel route as well.
I can correctly assert that the three endpoints were called, but I don't know how to verify that they were called in the correct order. I have looked into using MockEndpoint and NotifyBuilder.
How can I verify in a Camel Spring JUnit test that the endpoints were called in the correct order?

A: Hmm I am not certain if there is an easy way to do this, but you could use the AdviceWithRouteBuilder to weave a bean into your route that puts a counter in the header before each send.
Something like:
weaveById("send1")
    .before()
    .bean(CounterIncrementor.class);

weaveById("send2")
    .before()
    .bean(CounterIncrementor.class);

weaveById("send3")
    .before()
    .bean(CounterIncrementor.class);

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List<Exchange> list = getMockEndpoint("mock:extract").getReceivedExchanges();
Exchange exchange = list.get(1);
Message in = exchange.getIn();
in.getHeader("MyCounterHeader", Integer.class);

//TODO verify you received the correct number

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Emojis Get More Color
By Barbara E. Hernandez
Published Nov 4, 2014 at 6:29 PM
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Apple and Google engineers proposed new and different skin tones for emojis in hopes of creating more diverse symbols to represent human beings.
Emojis were supposed to be "neutral" symbols for people, according to MacRumors, meaning a yellow or orange, but some were lily-white. Now there will be varying shades from pink all the way to chocolate brown.
The proposal will likely be included in the next Unicode standard in 2015, the Verge reported.
So, diversifying emojis may sound a bit ludicrous for those who don't use them, but it's been a serious issue for users for a while now. In December 2012, singer Miley Cyrus tweeted about the lack of emoji diversity. Later, in March of this year, articles began appearing asking why one could find an emoji of a duck, boat or water buffalo, but not a person of color.
Sting, Menzel and "Sesame Street" Set for Macy's Parade
Finally, starting next year, people will be able to send nonsensical symbolic messages in multiple skintones.


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El bosc Encantat d'Òrrius, bosc de Cal l'Argent son un seguit de figures tallades a la pedra i envoltades de boles granítiques al mig d'un bosc al terme de la Roca del Vallès. Entre les escultures que en formen part hi ha la pedra de l'Elefant, l'Indi i el Moai.

Descripció

Entre les escultures hi ha tortugues i una massa granítica amb el disseny d'un elefant. Mirant una altra pedra, per la banda de l'esquerra apareix la cara d'un indi americà, mentre que si ens la mirem per la dreta hi veiem ben esculpit un petit moai.

Sembla que tot és l'obra de I. Foscas i A. Gómez, allà pels anys 70 del segle passat.

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Tot i ser anomenat Bosc Encantat d'Òrrius el conjunt es troba en el terme municipal de la Roca del Vallès. Sortint de la Roca per la BV-5006 cap a Òrrius, just passat el PK 2 hi ha un pàrquing a mà dreta. Un corriol curt condueix a les escultures entapissades per un espès mantell de vegetació.

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Q: Transcoding is not working for mp4(H.264, AAC) and 3gp but for avi and webm Goal : Mobiles send different video formats, I would like to transcode them to mp4 so that it will be played everywhere then store them in GridFS and send fileid as response, whenever a user want to download video he/she will pass fileid as input
Current code receives data as stream and write it to gridFS, but transcoding is not working. please suggest me an approach. This is do or die situation for me.
I have below code to receive stream, transcode and write it to GFS
        var writestream = gfs.createWriteStream({
            filename: (fileid.toString()) + ".mp4",
            _id : fileid,
            mode : "w",
            content_type  : "video/mp4"
        });

        new Transcoder(stream)
            .videoCodec('h264')
            .videoBitrate(800 * 1000)
            .fps(25)
            .aspectRatio(1.7777777)
            .audioCodec('libfaac')
            .sampleRate(44100)
            .channels(2)
            .audioBitrate(128 * 1000)
            .format('mp4')
        .on('finish', function () {
            req.custom = fileid;
            next();
        }).stream().pipe(writestream);

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I receive error Error: FFmpeg error: Error opening filters! when I upload .mp4 with H.264, AAC codec but works fine if I upload .avi files
Does not work on 3gp too


Two years ago, then-NASA Administrator Mike Griffin got into trouble by appearing to censor the results of a pilot survey that reportedly showed a higher than expected number of airplane accidents and near-accidents. Some accused NASA of squelching the truth to protect the airline industry. Congress harrumphed, Griffin denied any wrongdoing, and NASA agreed to release the data in a "redacted" or edited form, while pointing out that the survey methods and results had never been properly vetted. The agency then asked the National Research Council to determine whether the survey, called the National Aviation Operations Monitoring Service (NAOMS), had been done correctly.
Besides, says the panel, the Federal Aviation Administration is already developing a pretty good tool, called the Aviation Safety Information Analysis and Sharing System, or ASIAS, to search existing safety databases for easier analysis.
Read the NRC report here.


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Broadford is a Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) club in County Kildare, Ireland, winners of two senior hurling and 16 senior camogie titles. It enlists players from a radius of twenty miles from the Boyne bridge in Edenderry, Leinster bridge in Clonard, Blackwater bridge in Enfield and Barney Bridge in Allenwood. Mick Moore was selected at full-forward on the Kildare hurling team of the millennium.

History
Balyna (described in 1908 as the only purely hurling club in the county) and Moyvalley were affiliated in 1907. Garriskar also competed in the 1910s and Johnstownbridge in the 1920s and 1930s. Broadford affiliated in 1923 but had been in existence for three years beforehand, winning a gold medal tournament in Meath with seven Bourkes on the team. Patsy Loughrey was one of the founding fathers, and Father James organised a house to house collection that yielded IR£2 10s. for the club's first set of jerseys. Dermot Bourke, brother of dual All Ireland medalist Frank, was responsible for re-organising the club after it regarded junior in 1950. Bourke played for 34 years before collecting a county medal in 1960, scoring one of Broadford's goals in the final.

Gaelic Football
Broadford hurlers play Gaelic football with Clogherinkoe, Johnstownbridge or Carbury.

Hurling
The club were beaten in 11 county finals before they won the double in 1960 and 1961 defeating Military College on home ground in Thomastown. Fourteen Carbury natives fielded with Broadford while Military College had five inter-county players and no Kildare natives. Broadford won by 3-2 to 1-5. Joe Costigan, Pat and John Cummins, Ted Duffy and John Ennis were all participants in the victory. Broadford repeated the act a year later, when they beat their predecessors as county champions, Athy, by three points.

Camogie
Founded in 1967, the club dominated camogie in Kildare between 1978 and 1993, beating Carbury 10-15 to nil in the 1991 final and winning Leinster junior club title in 1987. In all they won 16 senior and two junior championships. Miriam Malone-Miggin is considered the county's greatest camogie player.

Honours
 Kildare Senior Hurling Championship Winners (2) 1960, 1961
 Kildare Senior Hurling League: (1) 1988
 Kildare Senior Hurling Championship Finalists 1925, 1936, 1934, 1941, 1942, 1944, 1957, 1958, 1963, 1964, 1969
 Kildare Junior/Intermediate Hurling Championship  (6) 1939, 1956, 1976, 1981, 1987, 2002
 Kildare Junior Hurling Championship Finalists (9) 1950, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1962, 1969, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1987
 Kildare Junior Hurling League (3) 1974, 1976, 1981
 Leinster Junior Camogie Championship (1) 1987
 Kildare Senior Camogie Championship 1969, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1979, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991,1993..
 Kildare Junior Camogie Championship (1) 1967
 Kildare Senior Camogie League (14) 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1992, 1993
 Kildare girls Junior champions (1)  2008

Bibliography
 Kildare GAA: A Centenary History, by Eoghan Corry, CLG Chill Dara, 1984,  hb  pb
 Kildare GAA yearbook, 1972, 1974, 1978, 1979, 1980 and 2000- in sequence especially the Millennium yearbook of 2000
 Soaring Sliothars: Centenary of Kildare Camogie 1904-2004 by Joan O'Flynn Kildare County Camogie Board.

External links
Kildare GAA site
Kildare GAA club sites
Kildare on Hoganstand.com
Broadford GAA on GaelicGames.In

Gaelic games clubs in County Kildare
Hurling clubs in County Kildare


Nothing can prepare for the visual shock that causes an atoll of the Tuamotu archipelago. Nothing. Not even the previous experience of the sumptuous Maldives, yet the other countries of the atolls (the word is maldivian). Archipelago of hubris, the Tuamotu islands are without parallel on the planet. Imagine a string of 78 delicate rings, coral flower water, planted with coconut trees, scattered over 1500 kilometres from north-west to south-east and about 500 km of is in west. Not the slightest relief, only a flatness absolute, vertigo, liquid from the blue of Prussia, the most pure turquoise, the most sparkly.


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Q: How to enable web console on ActiveMq embedded broker I've configured an ActiveMQ 5.8.0 embedded broker using Spring 3.2.5
This is my jmsconfiguration.xml
<beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans" xmlns:amq="http://activemq.apache.org/schema/core" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
    xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans/spring-beans-3.2.xsd
  http://activemq.apache.org/schema/core http://activemq.apache.org/schema/core/activemq-core.xsd">

    <amq:broker brokerName="localhost" dataDirectory="./data" useJmx="true" persistent="true">
        <amq:persistenceAdapter>
            <amq:kahaDB directory="./kahadb" checksumJournalFiles="true" checkForCorruptJournalFiles="true" />
        </amq:persistenceAdapter>
        <amq:transportConnectors>
            <amq:transportConnector name="websocket" uri="ws://0.0.0.0:61614"/>
            <amq:transportConnector name="stomp" uri="stomp://0.0.0.0:61613"/>
            <amq:transportConnector name="openwire" uri="tcp://0.0.0.0:61616"/>
        </amq:transportConnectors>
    </amq:broker>

    <amq:connectionFactory id="jmsFactory" brokerURL="vm://localhost" />
</beans>

It would be very nice and useful to be able to access web console ... however i've been trying to enable it without success.
Does anyone knows how to configure it?

A: You can try hawtio instead - http://hawt.io/
It allows to be installed independent of where the broker resides, and can look inside the JVM to find the broker, and still be used as web console to manage the broker.
hawtio is included out of the box in ActiveMQ 5.9 onwards, and is to replace the old console (the old console is deprecated but still included, but will be removed in a future release).
hawtio can also manage other stuff in the JVM such as Camel, and show JMX, and whatnot.
If you want to include the old web console in your current spring application, then that can be tough as you would need to include all its html/jps content and whatnot. Its not an easy task to do. And then setup your web.xml to include what the old console needs, and so forth.


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ZAKK SABBATH 'Vertigo' Album Homage To S/T Black Sabbath LP; Debut Single
Article By: Pat 'Riot' Whitaker ‡ Edited By: Leanne Ridgeway
This summer will see the Black Sabbath tribute band ZAKK SABBATH, led by former Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Zakk Wylde, pay special tribute to the godfathers of heavy metal.
With reverence for the Birmingham quartet, Wylde and his bandmates, bassist Rob "Blasko" Nicholson (Ozzy Osbourne, Rob Zombie) and drummer Joey Castillo (Danzig, Sugartooth, Bloodclot), offer 'Vertigo'. The recording is a faithful, yet ferocious rendering of Black Sabbath's self-titled debut studio album, released on a Friday the 13th, in 1970. An ominous omen of things to come, the eponymous landmark outing became the template and inspiration for thousands of bands that followed.
Set to arrive September 4th from Magnetic Eye Records, 'Vertigo' is an earnest quest to recreate many of the same conditions from 50-years ago. Recorded live in the studio with a film crew documenting the process, ZAKK SABBATH remained true to their artistic vision. At the time it was recorded, the Black Sabbath material was unlike anything being played elsewhere; it was experimental and challenging.
ZAKK SABBATH, a cover band of an altogether different sort, did not stray from the path when it came to the legitimacy of their recording. The band revisited numerous Black Sabbath live recordings to capture ways the UK doomers themselves played these songs over the years. Zakk and Company picked up several key elements from those on-stage presentations, perhaps where a passage was slowed down, or a solo extended and adapted them to their own playing. Intermingled in such a way, these songs are able to retain their authenticity and allow for certain special touches and flair from ZAKK SABBATH, as well.
Keeping with their pursuit of relevance to the original period, 'Vertigo' will not be made available digitally. It will be offered in the following physical formats: digipak CD, CD/DVD hardcover artbook (with the album behind-the-scenes-interviews and making-of), and as a limited edition yellow vinyl LP. Magnetic Eye Records will release 'Vertigo' on September 4th with pre-order available [HERE].
The first taste of 'Vertigo' is supplied here and streaming below, with the lead-in namesake number "Black Sabbath", as presented from ZAKK SABBATH. Also included is a brief commentary from Blasko about the upcoming release.
01. Black Sabbath
02. The Wizard
03. Wasp / Behind The Wall Of Sleep / N.I.B.
04. Wicked World
05. A Bit Of Finger / Sleeping Village / Warning
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Cirque du Soleil soars with "Corteo"
Serena Ibanez and Marcus Peng|January 17, 2023
Gallery|19 Photos
MARCUS PENG/STAFF MEMBER
Under the handmade curtains, Corteo starts with the thunderous crack of ringmaster Mr. Loyal's whip. Corteo is a Cirque du Soleil touring production about Mauro's joyous procession. The show draws viewers in with the promise of a wild adventure, and the packed audience gasps with bated breath. Mr. Loyal welcomes the audience to Cirque du Soleil and, with that, performers begin to rush onto the stage, where Mauro lies in a bed.
The sound of a bass reverberates through the theatre and a haze of loose chalk fills the air as acrobats fly across the stage. As glitter rains gently from above, chandeliers swing, seesaws fling and tender duets flit delicately like the wings of a butterfly. The audience swells with excitement as they watch the synchronized motion of the performers, witnessing the bereaved bid a final farewell to their dear friend, Mauro.
"Corteo," which means "procession" in Italian, is a Cirque du Soleil production about the joyous funeral of Mauro, the Dreamer Clown. This ambitious show is emblematic of the talent and hard work of the team behind Cirque du Soleil, as well as their numerous technical and physical feats.
There are about 20 Cirque du Soleil shows all around the world, with only one, "Corteo," currently in North America, according to Senior Tour Director Michael Veilleux. Production Manager Ken Mills said "Corteo" is one of Cirque du Soleil's most complex shows, with more than 110 performers and six flying rigs.
"You'll see beds flying through the air with four angels flying with them. You'll see bicycles flying through the air, all kinds of fun things," Mills said.
Since "Corteo" is a traveling production moving weekly, the team must often assemble and disassemble their stage. Veilleux said that, although it's sometimes stressful, he finds that the group's work ethic, tight schedule and camaraderie helps keep the production running smoothly, though sometimes the crew faces outside factors that can't be solved as easily.
"It usually takes us about three hours and 30 minutes [to build our stage]," Veilleux said. "We just came back from Europe, so that means [going through] immigration, that means [getting] work permits. For example, when we arrived in London, the prime minister had just resigned, so we hadn't been able to get work permits yet, even though we were about to perform. We had to make some calls because we wouldn't have been able to do the show. At times, it's very stressful and very challenging, but we have a really good group here."
David Henderson, one of the artists performing during the show, said things happen during live shows that cannot be anticipated, but that problem-solving plays a key role during performances.
"Performing on stage is incredibly fun," Henderson said. "You have to think quickly and know how to troubleshoot [during live shows]. You have to roll with the punches. I have to be cognizant of the audience, making sure I am giving them enough love and energy as well."
Not only did all these acts tell a beautiful story of celebrating joy in life rather than sadness, but they also showcased the incredible talent of the performers.
Veilleux said the magic of Cirque du Soleil lies in its devotion to humanity: showcasing emotion and the best of what people are capable of.
"[Cirque du Soleil] focuses on the human body and what the human can do," said Veilleux. "Back in the '80s, this was just street performers who started a business. At the core of it all, it's about human capabilities, pushing our limits and trying to evoke emotions."
Corteo
David Henderson
Ken Mills
marcus peng
Michael Veilleux
Serena Ibanez
MFA exhibit "A Little Bit of Southwest" showcases Indigenous art
Seniors seize their chance to write and direct, one scheme at a time
The second "Needs Improvment" show of the year enthralls audience with lighthearted humor
Avatar: The Way of Water makes a splash
The Tytell Timeloop: "Carrie" (1976)
"Glass Onion's" clarity serves as a boon and detriment
Robert Downey Jr. and Sr. bond and reflect over life's work in "Sr."
"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" is as bright a watch as his glowing red nose
Winter Concert sings, strings and swings once again


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Q: Check if FK order is numbered correctly I have some absences, and each absence has an FK to an employee, which I wanna display in a generated HTML table. However, if I delete an employee the order changes from 0, 1, 2 to 1, 2 (for example if the second employee got deleted).
This messed up my code, because I need the FK to check where I have to insert the leave (in which
). Here I count the employees:
$result = mysql_query("select count(1) FROM employee");
$row    = mysql_fetch_array($result);
$count_user = $row[0];

Later in my code I make a query in a loop. The loop runs as many times as there are users. And heres the problem: if an employee gets deleted it will not reach the other one ($i goes 0 and then 1 if there are 2 users, but if one is deleted the FK is 3, so it would need to go one further).
to
 $result = mysql_query("select start, end, type_FK, employee_FK FROM absences where employee_FK = $i");
                            while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) {
                            $array_absences[] = $row;
                            }

Has anyone an Idea that is not based on the FK order?
Also this topic needs a better title so feel free to edit it.

        <title>Absence System</title>

        <?php
            $con = mysql_connect("localhost", "root", "");
            if (!$con) {
                die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error());
            }

            mysql_select_db("absence_system", $con);

            $result = mysql_query("select count(1) FROM employee");
            $row    = mysql_fetch_array($result);
            $count_user = $row[0];

            $result = mysql_query("select count(1) FROM absences");
            $row    = mysql_fetch_array($result);
            $count_absences = $row[0];

            $result = mysql_query("select name, surename, employee_ID FROM employee");
                while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) {
                    $array_user[] = $row;
            }

            for($i = 0; $i < $count_user; $i++){
                echo '
';
                    echo '
';

                        $result = mysql_query("select start, end, type_FK, employee_FK FROM absences where employee_FK = $i");
                        while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) {
                        $array_absences[] = $row;
                        }

                        $count = count($array_absences);
                        echo $count;

                        print_r($array_absences);

                        for($j = 0; $j < 32; $j++){
                        $true = 0;
                        if($j == 0){
                        echo '';
                        echo $array_user[$i]['name'], " ", $array_user[$i]['surename'] ;
                        echo '	';
                        }

                        for($k = 0; $k < $count; $k++)
                        {

                        $array_absences[$k]['start'] = substr($array_absences[$k]['start'], -2);
                        $array_absences[$k]['end']   = substr($array_absences[$k]['end'], -2);

                        $array_absences[$k]['start'] = ereg_replace("^0", "", $array_absences[$k]['start']);
                        $array_absences[$k]['end']   = ereg_replace("^0", "", $array_absences[$k]['end']);

                        if($j == $array_absences[$k]['start'] && $array_absences[$k]['employee_FK'] == $i){
                        $true = 1;
                        echo '';
                        echo $array_absences[$k]['type_FK'];
                        echo '	';
                        }
                        }

                        if($j != 0 && $true == 0){
                        echo '';
                        echo "$j";
                        echo '	';
                        }
                        }
                    echo '
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';
            }
        ?>

A: If employee_ID corresponds to employee_FK, then you should not iterate over $count_user, but rather over $array_user - then your select would looke like this:
$result = mysql_query("select start, end, type_FK, employee_FK FROM absences where employee_FK = {$array_user[$i]['employee_ID']}");

while $i will still represent sequence number, because
$count_user == count($array_user)


At long last, QB Express #19 has been released!
This issue has information about the upcoming Qlympics 2006, as well as a great collection of tutorials and article -- weighing in at over 300KB of text alone.
Tutorials this month include "Tree Tutorial: Parts 5 and 6" by Syn9, "A FreeBasic Memory Leak Detector" by DrV, the second Text Parsing by Imortis Inglorian, a tutorial on Data Representation and Manipulation by Rick Clark, "How To Program A Game With FreeBASIC - Lesson #1" by Lachie Dazdarian and "MIDI Programming Part 2: Data Structures And Timing Formulas" by MystikShadows.
Articles this month include a review of lurah's "Bungy The Worm" by MystikShadows; an editorial called "Can't We All Just Get Along?: Team Programming Projects" by Imortis Inglorian; an in-depth article entitled "FreeBASIC - Restrospect, Review and Prognostic" by MystikShadows, "QBasic Tetris Games" by Lachie Dazdarian; an article by Nick Verlinden on his "Multi Processing Core for QB" and the second edition of "Apostrophe: News From The QBasic Forum" by mennonite. Plus Horse Humor comics by Rattrapmax6 and the debut of a new comic called "Stickblob" by Tunginobi. Finally, the Gallery this month features an in-depth look at Stormy's RPG called "Mystic World".
You can find all this and more in QB Express #19!


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Mixed emotions on Caulfield Cup Day. Where have all the local stayers gone?
Caulfield Cup Day brings with it mixed emotions this year. One of our great races. About to be won by an international.
I've lost count of how many are running. Must be close to half the field. Some have their overseas trainers with them. Others have been adopted by our own.
The hot favourite, December Draw, was hand-picked out of Europe. Mark Kavanagh is listed as his trainer, but the horse is Australian as Scary Spice.
Anthony Freedman might win a Group One with Lucas Cranach. He's from Germany. Try doing the form on his last four starts. You'll need an interpreter.
The Poms are doing their best. At least Luca Cumani is a regular. Manighar and Drunken Sailor are genuine hopes.
John Moore wants to take the Cup back to Hong Kong. His topweight Mighty High has a bloke named Beadman on top.
There are others. Unusual Suspect comes from the U-S. There's even a trainer here from North Yorkshire.
Nothing new, you say. The overseas raiders have been coming for years. Get used to it.
But this is different. They might be champions, these visitors. But only the hard-core punters know them.
Will there be passion in the cheering this afternoon? If you're on the winner, of course there will be. But as an event? Not likely.
You can't blame our top trainers for looking elsewhere to find a Cup hope. The industry has moved that way. It's becoming harder and harder to develop a home-grown stayer.
The breeders know where the money is. Few want to wait for a horse to develop over ground. Two year old sprinters. Not six-year-old stayers.
You won't hear the race clubs admit it, but distance races aren't sexy anymore. Except that big one at Flemington on the first Tuesday in November.
As owners, we used to dream of Derbys and Cups. Many still do. But it's becoming harder and harder to place distance horses through the rest of the year.
It's a vicious cycle. The fewer stayers coming through, the fewer races that get programmed for them.
So we get to the Spring. A famous Group One race worth two and a half million bucks. And it's full of imports.
Not everyone thinks that's a bad thing. Some high-profile players believe it adds to our reputation. Helps to build prizemoney and prestige, they reckon.
Maybe so. It's just hard to cheer for a horse you hadn't heard of a fortnight ago.
I still love seeing Bart winning our big races. Or Gai. The Hawkes boys. Moody and Waller and Heathcote. With local horses. And Aussie owners, booking out a Chinese restaurant to celebrate.
I can't see it happening today. Although I'm willing to take on December Draw. Not for me when he's never had a go at the distance.
I've told you before how I struggle to line up the international form. So my tip means even less than usual. But I do have a fancy.
Manighar is quality. I heard Luca give him some huge wraps a few months back. With that movie star Oliver up, and a track that won't be too wet, I think he's a big chance.
This may be influenced by the fact that I backed him at 40 to 1 at the start of the week. As much as it pains me, I'll be cheering a Pom.
Have a good look at the field this afternoon. And get used to blokes here on passports taking more of our Cups. It won't be too long before they're the only ones running in them.


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The ex-wrestler Bombardier explodes in less than a minute the titan Zuluzinho of 177 kilos in MMA
September 26, 2022 by Charles Gibbons
A boom in the cage, after Bombardier's crushing victory against the MMA legend, who is even more physically imposing than the former Senegalese wrestler, Zuluzinho.
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This weekend will have been quite surprising with the return of Mayweather, the debut of Cris Cyborg in boxing and above all, the remake of clash of the titans, which took place Poland, between a legend of the Pride F.C. and Senegalese arenas.
43 seconds of bombardment
After suffering a terrible defeat against the strongman and fighter Mariusz Pudzianowskithe Senegalese fighter, Bombardier, found the way to victory this Saturday, during the event MMA Attack 4. It was against the veteran of the Pride F.C., the super heavyweight of 2 meters and 177 kg, Zuluzinhowho had not fought for more than 1 year.
The clash lasted almost 43 seconds, including 25 seconds before having a first blow. Zuluzinho was knocked down by the wrestler, after having engaged in the fight, and was very quickly overwhelmed thereafter, by taking fifteen blows to the skull, once on the ground. The referee decides to stop the fight at the right time, to declare victorious by TKO B52, while the 44-year-old Brazilian agonizes in a bitter defeat.
Bomber vs. Zuluzinho pic.twitter.com/m0Ezqy74Pp
— Neo Vale Tudo (@NeoValeTudo) September 24, 2022
Bombardier vs. Mariusz Pudzianowski II?
Pudzianowski chained his fifth victory in the cage in May 2022 against Michal Martela and in stride, he had managed to inflict Bombardier's first loss in MMA.An extremely humiliating knockout in 18 seconds, which the Senegalese champion had to take.
A defeat he still has in his throat, which is normal for a fighter who has almost never known it. His victory against Zuluzinho is a godsendas he might be legit to land a rematch, which would be an ideal sequel for him and the Strong.
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NEIU Digital Commons - NEIU Student Research and Creative Activities Symposium: What Role Does Technology Experience, Parent Interaction, And Sibling Communication Play For Math Learning When Combined With Gestured Math Instruction?
What Role Does Technology Experience, Parent Interaction, And Sibling Communication Play For Math Learning When Combined With Gestured Math Instruction?
Research has shown the use of gesture helps improve children's knowledge and memory acquisition through its embodiment of language (Goldin-Meadow, Cook, and Mitchell, 2009). Because these studies have been done in controlled lab settings, it is important to look at other environmental factors of the child. We expand on previous research examining how children's screen time mediates the effect of gestured instruction. In addition, we will examine how many hours parent interaction with children's math homework mediates learning along with how sibling communication may interact with children's math learning.


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Academia do Samba é uma escola de samba de Pelotas, é uma das mais antigas entidades carnavalescas do Rio Grande do Sul.

Carnavais

Títulos
 Campeã de Pelotas: 1953, 1986, 1987, 2008

Prêmios
 Estandarte de Ouro (Prêmio Rei Momo Agostinho Trindade)
 2008: Comissão de frente, compositor e samba-enredo.
 2009: Compositor.
 2011: Porta-estandarte, mestre-sala e porta-bandeira

Academia do Samba


We're opening a brand new store in Leeds and we're looking for the right person to lead it into greatness! It will be our third retail store and will be our largest to date.
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The store is entirely new so you'll be expected to help establish its position as the go to bike store for the Leeds area and beyond. You'll also need to be able to work to targets and help your team do the same. Most important of all, you'll need to offer customers the very best service in the market.
Having a motorcycle licence isn't a requirement but would represent a massive advantage as would be previous motorcycle clothing & accessories retail experience.
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Twenty years ago, when Paige O'Leary opened the precursor of Cottage Pottery at the Edgewater building in Charlevoix, pottery painting was a "hot trend." It still is from all indications. O'Leary, ever the entrepreneur, has a new shop today on Park Avenue in Charlevoix and has generated the art of pottery painting into a steady business.
"My mother and mother-in-law were artists and today my girls are as well," said O'Leary. One of her daughters, Madison, a senior at Charlevoix High School, is a resident art assistant for her mom, having inherited the passion and talent for the art in her own right. Madison supervises children's parties, art classes and projects when her busy schedule allows.
"As for me, I was so busy playing basketball and volleyball at Hillsdale College while earning a B.A. and a degree in marketing, I didn't know I was artistic until after college," O'Leary said. She took the route of marketing and graphic design as a career, and after selling the original Cottage Pottery business soon after her babies came along, started her own marketing and graphic design business, Pages Unlimited, which catered exclusively to Realtors. She did this for 15 years as an "at home" business while raising her family together with her supportive husband, Dennis. Acquiring a real estate license along the way, she found that occasionally her real estate clients would ask her to "sub" for showings when they were unable to make them.
A good friend, Kathy Campbell, a Charlevoix real estate agent, found the perfect spot for O'Leary, when she knew her friend was serious about getting back into the pottery painting business.
O'Leary's shop has the gallery ambiance she and her customers love: high ceilings with painted white brick walls, two design rooms furnished with white chalk-painted work tables, display cabinets holding unpainted pottery pieces to choose from and colorful samples of the finished designs either she, her daughters, or her customers have created. A photo wall in the back workroom serves as a display of clients' creations as well as an inspiration for customers browsing for ideas.
Downstairs houses the kiln where O'Leary glazes and fires finished pieces.
"I touch your finished artwork four times from when you leave it until you pick it up," she said. There is a 50 percent charge in addition to the price of the pottery piece chosen by the customer, for paint supplies, glazing and firing.
"All our materials are lead free and non-toxic. Finished pieces are dishwasher and microwave safe," she said.
Cottage Pottery ships anywhere in the USA.
O'Leary is a friendly, welcoming and energetic presence at Cottage Pottery. She is available to help pick out paint colors and stamps and stencils to aid in designs when requested.
Although O'Leary's pottery is supplied by a wholesaler, she eventually hopes to have two in- house pottery wheels available for her clients. Plans for future themes continue to pop into O'Leary's head; A Harry Potter event is scheduled and advertised in a window easel at this writing. As the holiday season approaches, Cottage Pottery will have an assortment of Christmas ornaments which will be very popular to do for school groups and vintage Christmas trees.
"We have snowman bowls and Christmas themed mugs and I'd like to offer a nativity set if there's interest," she said.
Looking ahead to the long Northern Michigan winter, O'Leary has had a lot of requests from women who would like to get together, perhaps reminiscent of their younger years when they enjoyed ceramics classes.
Visit www.parkavenuepottery.com for the complete listing of offerings.


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2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, Group Stage
Italy Italy ITA
Argentina Argentina ARG
VENUE: Eden Park
FIFA Women's World Cup Standings
1 Argentina 0 0 0
2 Italy 0 0 0
3 South Africa 0 0 0
4 Sweden 0 0 0
Women's World Cup News
United States begins Women's World Cup warmup with 'important' friendlies against New Zealand
The United States women are beginning the run-in to this summer's World Cup with a pair of friendlies against New Zealand starting on Tuesday.
The USWNT squad has rarely looked so uncertain ahead of a World Cup. Which players must step up?
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UW-Green Bay students and veterans Ashley Wiles and Sean Gleason have important stories to share. In this case, they are not their own, but the personal, front-line accounts from veterans who served in the United States armed forces in times of conflict. These oral histories provide a personal narrative to future generations so that all can understand the sacrifices made and the realities of war throughout the generations.
The UWGB project originated in UWGB Professor Rebecca Meacham's "Documenting Memory" class in consultation with University archivist Deb Anderson. While some students chose to work on the personal histories of elderly palliative care patients, for instance, Wiles and Gleason gravitated toward documenting the oral histories of veterans.
Anderson's help was crucial to the process, according to Gleason.
Gleason and Wiles hope to expand the physical and human resources to grow the project, and make it a more permanent part of UWGB culture, community and a resource that is widely accessible.
The people behind the Voices of Veteran's Project seek to enhance the capabilities of students at UWGB to capture the stories of veterans within the community. The intent is to develop personnel and resources to permanently affix the the project as an endeavor of the student veterans of UWGB.
This entry was posted in Leading & Learning and tagged Archives and Area Research Center, Audio, English, Humanistic Studies, Innovation, Place, veterans on December 1, 2015 by Sue Bodilly.


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"America Got Me Here. America Loves Me."
Above: Still proud of his service as a South Vietnamese Ranger, Mr. Nguyen (pictured here with his son) wears his uniform whenever he gets the chance.
When you meet him, you are immediately struck by Mr. Nguyen's enthusiasm. Through an interpreter, you learn that Mr. Nguyen is ecstatic to be in America.
What you wouldn't know is that Mr. Nguyen has had a long journey to get here. His smile hides the many challenges he has overcome. Born in Vietnam, he fought for the Republic of Vietnam Military Forces (South Vietnamese Army, Special Rank in the Tiger Unit 42). In 1972, during battle, he stepped on a landmine. Once transported to the hospital, his left leg was amputated almost to his hip.
After the war, he faced a very difficult situation under the Communist government. While he was very proud of his military service, he had to flee to Thailand as he was not safe being a former South Vietnamese soldier. Life in Thailand still presented many challenges, the first: mobility. The United Nations provided him with a secondhand prosthetic leg, which was not customized to his frame and was very heavy, and he found it to still limit his mobility.
He did what he could to survive living in Thailand. He was a balloon vendor and received help from Buddhist temples with food. Mr. Nguyen lived in Thailand for 26 years before finally being granted the opportunity to resettle in the United States.
In June of 2016, Mr. Nguyen, his wife and son were resettled in Clarkston by New American Pathways with Ladan Adan as their case manager. In addition to the work of New American Pathways in their resettlement, Mr. Nguyen and his family received support with food, gift cards and social support from the large Vietnamese American population and partner organizations like BPSOS-Atlanta (local chapter of the national Vietnamese American aid organization) and the Center for Pan Asian Community Services (CPACS).
Our Healthcare Navigation team led by Sarah McCormick, our Senior Ongoing Services Coordinator, focused on Mr. Nguyen's health needs. As his previous prosthetic leg not fully functional, we knew we needed to connect Mr. Nguyen with the most up-to-date technological advancements for optimal mobility. The process to order and fit the new prosthesis was another challenge, with multiple appointments and functional evaluations, followed by the wait for insurance approval.
The day that Mr. Nguyen finally received his new prosthetic leg, he exclaimed with tears in his eyes, "America got me this. America got me here. America loves me." The process was not complete without training sessions on how to care for the new prosthesis and how to use the "smart" knee when walking, kneeling, and sitting down, and some cultural lessons as well. As he is a handy guy, he was warned, if he were to adjust any parts on his own, he would void the warranty!
After he felt more comfortable getting around, in April of 2017 Mr. Nguyen traveled to San Jose, California, to receive an award. Wearing his army uniform proudly, he was presented the award by Mayor Sam Liccardo, for his "perilous journey and lifelong commitment to defending freedom and democracy nationally and internationally." Accompanying the award was a certificate of Special Congressional Recognition from Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren.
New American Pathways couldn't be prouder of the resilience and grace of the new Americans we serve, as exemplified by Mr. Nguyen and his family. We are incredibly appreciative of everyone, including partners and the Vietnamese American community organizations, who helped Mr. Nguyen and his family on their long journey. Mr. Nguyen expresses his deepest gratitude to all who have made this journey possible, including those who fought alongside him in support of South Vietnam and President Nixon who supported the military efforts.
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Last time we caught up with Sesame Street Tom Hiddleston was teaching Cookie Monster a thing or two about self-control, and now Henry Cavill's joined the gang to talk all about respect.
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Un navire est, dans des conditions normales d'exploitation, en position d'équilibre stable et vertical. Par nécessité temporaire, on peut avoir besoin de lui donner une inclinaison transversale de quelques degrés, ce sera une gîte.

L'inclinaison transversale d'un navire est dénommée gîte ou bande.

 La bande est définie plus généralement comme étant l'inclinaison transversale d'un navire causée par un phénomène extérieur (ex : le vent). Un voilier donnera fréquemment de la bande (le terme n'est pas utilisé de nos jours, on lui préfère gîte), mais un navire de charge pourra également en donner en raison de son fardage.Le terme a donné son nom à l'aimant correcteur pendu sous la cuvette du compas magnétique des navires. Cet aimant (« aimant de bande ») corrigeant la partie de la déviation magnétique due à l'inclinaison permanente prolongée des voiliers.
 La gîte est le terme plus général définissant l'inclinaison transversale causée par un phénomène intérieur (mouvement de poids à l'intérieur du navire).

Terminologie : on dit qu'un navire « a 5° de gîte » sur bâbord ou sur tribord, ou qu'un navire « donne de la bande ». On parle aussi de gîte d'instabilité : le navire mal équilibré trouve son équilibre à la gîte et non pas en position droite. Le terme le plus communément employé est actuellement gîte.

Le cas des voiliers est différent : la pression du vent sur les voiles conduit à une inclinaison à la plupart des allures marines, et en particulier au près. Un voilier peut ainsi prendre une inclinaison de 15 à 20° en navigation de croisière au près, et jusqu'à 30-40° lors de compétitions.

Le terme de gîte s'utilise également en canoë-kayak.

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Articles connexes
 Équilibre du navire
 Assiette (navigation)
 Roulis
 Tangage
 Glossaire maritime

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It's Time to Stop Religious Bigotry in Congress
Ammoland Inc. Posted on January 20, 2019 by Newt Gingrich
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USA – -(AmmoLand.com)- As we take time to honor and remember the life and work of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. – whose efforts changed our nation for the better and helped end bigoted, exclusionary policies against African Americans – we should also remember his message applies to bias and bigotry in all its forms.
In a 1963 speech at Western Michigan University, Reverend King said:
"There are certain things in our nation and in the world which I am proud to be maladjusted and which I hope all men of good-will will be maladjusted until the good societies realize. I say very honestly that I never intend to become adjusted to segregation and discrimination. I never intend to become adjusted to religious bigotry."
Republicans did exactly the right thing this week when they expressed their "maladjustment" toward Representative Steve King's recent bigoted remarks. Congress members who use hateful language should be censured.
Democrats should express "maladjustment" toward bigotry in their own party – specifically the rising anti-Semitism and anti-Catholicism.
Where is the vote of disapproval for Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee, who in December questioned whether U.S. District Judge nominee Brian Buescher was qualified to be a federal judge given his Catholic faith and membership in the Knights of Columbus – a century-old Catholic charitable organization? In written questions, Hawaii Senator Mazie Hirono and California Senator Kamala Harris specifically suggested Buescher should quit the organization if he was confirmed.
This is a clear attempt to apply the religious test that anti-faith members of the Democrat party are trying to put in place.
It was more of the same anti-Catholic bigotry which Senate Democrats levied against the judicial nominee for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, Amy Coney Barrett, during her confirmation hearings in September 2017. Then, Senator Dianne Feinstein of California remarked to Barrett that "the dogma lives loudly within you" and commented that Barrett's religious beliefs might prevent her from upholding the law as a judge.
Similarly, where is the official condemnation for Michigan Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib?
Tlaib received a great deal of attention for using foul language when referring to the President at a campaign event – but that's not really what concerns me. Where is the Democratic outrage for Tlaib's relabeling Israel as Palestine on the map in her office? Why are House Democrats not moving to denounce her for having private dinners with a pro-Hezbollah activist who tweeted, "Israel does not have a right to exist. The terrorist entity is illegal and has no basis to exist other than a delusional ISIS-like ideology."
israel does not have a right to exist. The terrorist entity is illegal and has no basis to exist other than a delusional ISIS like ideology.
— Abbas Hamideh (@Resistance48) November 19, 2016
What about disapproval for Tlaib's defense of former CNN commentator Marc Lamont Hill after he was fired for calling for a Palestinian state "from the river to the sea," a common phrase used by Hamas for decades which describes wiping out Israel from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean?
Finally, why have no Democrats condemned Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, a vocal supporter of the BDS movement (which stands for boycott, divestment, and sanctions for Israel)? She has publicly called Israel evil and claimed the nation had "hypnotized the world," a common anti-Semitic trope.
In addition to considering Reverend King's message of ending bigotry, my hope is that Democrats would also follow their colleague, Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, who wrote earlier this month for The Hill that:
"The party that worked so hard to convince people that Catholics and Knights of Columbus like Al Smith and John F. Kennedy could be both good Catholics and good public servants shows an alarming disregard of its own history in making such attacks today.
"We must call this out for what it is – religious bigotry. This is true not just when such prejudice is anti-Catholic, but also when it is anti-Semitic, anti-Muslim, anti-Hindu, or anti-Protestant, or any other religion."
Aside from being morally bankrupt, nurturing bigotry against religious groups in Congress will cost the Democrats in the long run.
As Michael Gerson wrote Thursday in The Washington Post, "if liberal Democrats want to compare the Catholic Church to a hate group, good luck with that. They will offend the last religious traditionalists they haven't already and alienate a good many others besides."
As Reverend King said, we should all be maladjusted to bigotry. It has no place in America – and especially not the American government.
P.S. My new book, Trump's America: The Truth About Our Nation's Great Comeback is out and available for order.
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19 thoughts on "It's Time to Stop Religious Bigotry in Congress"
John Howard says:
Freedom of religion is guaranteed under the Constitution. When politicians are sworn in they swear to uphold the Constitution of the United States.. and the first thing they do is start spewing hatred and bigotry at Catholics and Jews . So right out the gate they spit on the Constitution they just swore to uphold. They need to be removed from office as soon as possible. The fact that they haven't been removed already is disturbing as hell !!
I am offended! mlk was a repugnant racist. I lived in Selma when the loud mouthed sh_tskin stirred up more crap and created more problems for whites and real black people than the law should have ever tolerated. But then the law was "democratic".
Remove all the mlk statues, streets, boulevards, and any other things bearing the name of that criminal. "I am offended!"
The "birmingham, Alabama black mayor, william bell and the City Council President johnathan austin had the Confederate Monument in Linn Park covered up because it "Offended" them. "The monuments are "offensive to our citizens," Austin said". This is nothing but black racist behavior to an extreme. Remove ALL mlk references from the public and school teachings.
Personally I think isreal is far from our friend. It buys all the ISIS oil there is never took responsibility for sinking our flagged ship in international waters and machine gunning our sailors in the water. For the tweeoeist actions of people like rahm wmanuals father, the failed 911 action they sis in mexixo city, the fraud they are doing in Syria trying to get us to so more of their dirty work.
But so I think they should be wiped out by a fake palwarine? One that exists only in the minds of tweeoeista and thugs ran out of every country in the middle east? No…. the plot is way worse than the isrealis. But do nor be fooled. History shows what happens when you let the jew into your country, they wreck it… look it up….
They can both stay at war for another thousand years. Just both stay away from the USA. There was no judeo during the founding of our country. It was Christian beliefs and they are not the same. I have Jews in my family high up in the ranks. They say they will be our masters. There are as many satanist Jews as there are so called judeo believers. They worship side by side and speak aramaic to confuse the angels.
Their words, not mine. I have seen videos of it though.
Look it up for your self, patty. I am sure you dont have the balls to print this letter exposing the truth
Just when you thought congress had hit bottom as far as the amount of good they do for constituents and their favorability rating then comes the 2019 delegation that includes a fruitcake bar maid from NY and two muzzies in addition to all the old progressive liars and cheaters dug in deep. Dr. King would turn over in his grave if he could see this. This country is two steps backward and headed that way at lightening speeds.
The Dems had integrity a very long time ago, but laid it aside for the ever increasing need for Power, Title, and Money, which are the prerequisites for ALL aspiring politicians. FDR was the last of the Dems worthy of respect and maybe Truman. The Holy Bible warns that in the end days Right will be Wrong, and Wrong will be Right. The hypocrisies of the left will continue to thrive and increase with time. Those that scoff at Christians will find the error of their ways whilst upon one knee on "Judgement Day".
fdr was the raw-deal commie-pres. truman was a ww1 veteran, if nothing else.
Be sure to thank old FDR for your Social Security when your time to receive it comes, or turn it down since then you would be supporting a commie benefit.
Wild Bill says:
@John, FDR did not intend that people should actually draw Social Security. That is why he made the age limit 65, at a time when people, only rarely, lived to be 65. FDR created an new tax using jealousy against the prosperous. FDR and his advisors devised the politics of jealousy, hate, and something for nothing. Democratic national socialists are still using the techniques, today.
FDR also felt that he was smarter than all the founders, and that the Constitution was just an impediment.
Something for nothing? I paid a tax for this insurance. It would give a little help to a widow raising children without a father who died too soon, and help those disabled. I can find no historical support for your response; however, there was a backlash from those that called this socialism. I am a very conservative Christian, and am very willing to say that FDR did more for the poor, albeit at times for political expediency, than any president before or since. Your response is nothing less than opinion, and I wonder if you will be able to bare it when you get your first SS check. Practice as you preach and never accept SS because I doubt that I could sleep knowing that such a spiteful person as you seem to be would cash the checks.
@John, You did not pay tax for this insurance. You paid tax. For example: if you die before getting an amount from SS that is less than the tax you paid, your estate has no claim on the unpaid portion.
On the other hand, people that have voluntarily disabled themselves through recreational drug use can receive SS payments, having paid little or none.
People living out side the US can claim that they worked as illegal aliens and receive SS payments. Millions do.
It is noble for one to give to a widow of your own volition. For the government to use the taxing power to redistribute your money is theft. Nothing noble about the government forcing one to give up their earnings.
Finally, could you sleep knowing a spiteful person, as I seem to be, broke a lot of shit and killed a lot of your enemies for you, so you would not die at their hands, and worked my ass off to make sure that the sons and daughters of American families took the least risk possible, while similarly serving this nation?
John: May I suggest that you read the U.S. Constitution. You will find that by swearing to uphold the Constitution and violating that oath, he committed perjury, and in violating the Constitution, he committed usurpation, a very serious crime. Article 1, section 1, starts out with, all legislative powers herein granted… . The meaning is obvious, that the Constitution specifies what the legislature is allowed to do, and everything else is prohibited. Hence, by law, social security is prohibited, along with the W.P.A., C.C.C., removing gold coins from circulation, and so on. President Nixon was equally bad. impeachment procedures were started against Nixon for his actions over Watergate, which were not nearly as bad as his crimes of perjury and usurpation, of which I can name three off hand. He took us off the gold standard, applied wage and price controls, and signed the bill creating the E.P.A.. I have little patience with lawlessness in government.
Country Boy says:
It's time to remove the islamists from Congress and the rest of our governmet, then the country.
Nomad says:
Didn't hear anyone calling for religious tolerance when Catholics were burning indigenous people on crosses, and stealing gold, and other artifacts for the inquisition, and the crusades. Catholics don't have a moral base to start from, that is why their priests, and nuns victimize the children ….
Dave in Fairfax says:
The Inquisition ended about 200 years ago. The Muslims are doing it TODAY. Go back to your hovel. It was nice and quiet while you were gone. Other than your alter-ego the Green Dipstick.
Tionico says:
Nomad, go back and read your history again, this time ALL of it.
The Crusades were military campaigns, privately suppprted and all-volunteer, with only one mission: to TAKE BACK the territiory that had fallen under the moslem sword over a couple centuries. NO NEW territory was taken. Those territories and cities had been overrun by hordes of rampaging moslems, raping, pillaging, destroying, terrorising, killing, burning, stealing……. and the Crusades meant, and did, reclaim them. Yes, it took bloodshed to accomplish that. Just as the rightful inhabitants fell under the bloody sword of the invading monsters.
And when you are reading your history, ALL of it, take a long pause and look deeply into the history of hiw Thomas Jeffferson came into possession of his english translation of the koran…. the same one traitorous US politicians like Keith Ellingson and the two recent moslem females from Michigan and Minnesota all used to swear their oaths of office, already egregiously violated. WHY is it REALLY that he had and read that?
If you think it was merely to understand and sympathise with the mozzies, you failed your reading comprehensioni test. Go back and re-read.
Colonialgirl says:
AND then you get the liberal troll spewing its usual ancient hate and idiocy. Back to your basement toilet room troll.
@Noman, You were not around then to hear anything, but really I think that you make up crap that can not be confirmed, which is a typical libtard technique.
Joseph P Martin says:
Dr. King said that he dreamed that people one day would be judged by the content of their character. In Congress and the Senate, the content of the character of the majority of the members is sorely lacking if present at all.
Green Mtn. Boy says:
As Democrats are the party of racism ,Jim Crow/the KKK their long tradition of it's use is not surprising along with using the BORs as their doormat so what's a bit more bigotry to them.
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Burgis & Bullock to deliver four cohorts of Peer Networks programme
Burgis & Bullock will be facilitating the development of support networks for SME leaders in Warwickshire after being named as a delivery partner for a national initiative.
Burgis & Bullock will be delivering four cohorts of the The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Peer Networks programme.
The programme is funded through BEIS and delivered by the Coventry and Warwickshire Local Enterprise Partnership (CWLEP) Growth Hub.
Burgis & Bullock will be supporting up to 44 SMEs in the Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering, and Digital Industries and New Technologies sectors.
The firm will be delivering the sessions through its Business Mastermind Group, which launched in 2017 to bring business owners and leaders together from a wide range of sectors for presentations, discussions and action planning to improve their businesses.
The Peer Networks groups aim to create a diverse collection of individuals to work together to combat common business issues by building a strong support network.
Peer Networks sessions, which will be delivered virtually, will run for two hours once a fortnight for nine weeks, and the programme also includes three-and-a-half hours of individual one-to-one support from Burgis & Bullock's experts.
The sessions are open to any SME which has at least five employees, has operated for at least one year, a turnover of at least £100,000 and has an aspiration to improve.
Courses will need to be completed by Saturday, March 31 and Burgis & Bullock is aiming to start its first cohort in October.
Sean Farnell, Partner at Burgis & Bullock, said: "We're excited to have been selected to deliver this programme on behalf of BEIS and the CWLEP Growth Hub, using our established expertise in building strong business networks to support SMEs in the region.
"Our Business Mastermind Group has seen huge success over the past few years and we will be utilising the knowledge and experience gained from those groups to create the new Peer Networks.
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Speed Limiters For All New Cars From 2022
By Alice Sanderson
29th March, 2019. Estimated reading time: 2 mins 30 secs
Following a provisional ruling by the EU, speed limiting technology is likely to become mandatory for all vehicles sold in Europe from 2022.
The Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) boxes will use GPS to determine the speed limit and will then stop the car from going above it.
The Department of Transport have said that, despite Brexit, this will also apply to the UK.
New measures approved by the European Commission also include a variety of other compulsory safety features for new vehicles, including advanced emergency braking and lane-keeping technology.
While the Commission has approved the move, it is now subject to the formal approval of the European Parliament and EU member states in September, although this is expected to be rubberstamped.
When fitted with ISA, cars receive information via GPS and a digital map which informs the vehicle what the speed limit is. It may also be combined with a video camera that recognises road signs.
The system can be overridden temporarily by the driver pushing down hard on the accelerator, for instance if they are trying to overtake a lorry on a motorway and they enter a lower speed-limit area.
It is also envisaged that there will be a full on/off switch for the system, which would lapse every time the vehicle is restarted.
Some manufacturers including Ford, Mercedes-Benz, Peugeot-Citroen, Renault and Volvo already have ISA technology in some of their models.
What will be the effect?
According to the EU, the plan could help avoid 140,000 serious injuries by 2038, with an aim to cut road deaths to zero by 2050.
EU commissioner Elzbieta Bienkowska said "Every year, 25,000 people lose their lives on our roads. The vast majority of these accidents are caused by human error.
"With the new advanced safety features that will become mandatory, we can have the same kind of impact as when safety belts were first introduced."
Campaign director from road safety charity Brake Joshua Harris welcomed the move, calling it a "landmark day for road safety in the EU".
He added: "These measures will provide the biggest leap forward for road safety this century."
However, the move has not been welcomed by all, with the AA disagreeing with its potential safety benefits
AA president Edmund King said that the measures could instead make cars less safe. He said that the "best speed limiter is the driver's right foot" when used "to do the right speed in the right situation".
"The right speed is often below the speed limit, for example, outside a school with children around, but with ISA there may be a temptation to go at the top speed allowed which may not be appropriate."
He added: "Sometimes a little speed also helps to keep safe on the road, for example overtaking a tractor on a country road or joining a motorway."
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