[Transcript of 16 July 1947 broadcast.
1st MAN: (WITH ECHO) It clicks!
NARRATOR: Hideous things come out of the darkness to prowl the tortured earth.
Sometimes I think science is TOO ethical. Stands in the way of research.
you should go right now.
DAVID: If you'd like to see it, Ed. It's right in the lab.
ED: Yes, I would. I saw it last night after you injected the formula.
RUTH: I'll get it, David.
DAVID: Thank you, dear. It's in the second cage.
out of the lab and just make her go back to being a wife!
ED: (CHUCKLES) How do you find time for a wife?
make. Her happiness is all I live and work for.
ED: Well, I can't say that I blame you. She's a very charming person.
RUTH: (WITH A HAPPY SIGH) Here he is.
healthy and alive as any other monkey.
along this line but - you seem to have progressed much farther.
RUTH: David can't go any farther with animals. He's ready for the next step.
And he can do it.
sort of thing. How do you know it'll work with human beings?
animals just like all the subjects I've used. I know it will work.
RUTH: He's tried insane asylums, penitentiaries, everywhere.
DAVID: No one will listen to me.
RUTH: Besides, what could be less blasphemous than to triumph over death?
tried on me. When I'm dead, I want to stay dead.
DAVID: Don't look so startled, Ed. She's always been my strongest supporter.
But I'm not going to use her as a subject -- I like her too well as a wife.
ED: Still, it gives me the shivers to hear you talk that way, Ruth.
RUTH: But why? I've seen David's work grow to where the technique is perfect.
Before long, his experiments will be recognized by the whole medical world.
or dead. I mean it.
DAVID: She said she wanted to do it, Ed. Living or dead.
ED: David, you're surely not going to hold her to that. Not now.
DAVID: Of course I am. She meant it.
DAVID: I called you over here tonight, Ed, because I need help.
ED: Don't tell me that--?
DAVID: Will you help me? Or must I bribe some stranger?
ED: David, why don't you give this thing up? It's - it's inhuman.
DAVID: Ed, if I succeed, I'll have Ruth back. Don't you see how much it means?
ED: Well -- yes, if you're successful.
DAVID: Oh, I've no doubt about that. Look, I've got my laboratory records.
ED: But, David, this is no laboratory experiment. Ruth was your wife.
her back here and start her breathing and living again.
ED: (SIGHS) There's an ugly name for what you're asking me to do, David.
robbery"! We'll rob Old Man Death!
DAVID: Kick the door shut.
DAVID: There. On the operating table.
ED: I must say, you're completely equipped.
DAVID: It's surgery just as well as a lab. Everything we need is here.
ED: There. (SLIGHT PAUSE) Well, it's done.
ED: You mean, you want me to stay?
everything. I won't ask you to stay but I do need you -- just a little longer.
ED: (RELUCTANT SIGH) All right, David. I'll stay.
DAVID: Ruth will be the first to thank you when we succeed.
DAVID: It won't be long. Just a matter of fifteen or twenty minutes.
ED: If nothing happens. What will you do if your - operation - doesn't work?
DAVID: (GRIMLY) Then, you'll have just one more job to do as my friend.
DAVID: Would be to bury both of us.
belong to - God Almighty.
ED: All right. I'm not going to back out on you, David. What shall I do?
DAVID: Keep moving! This is all a matter of timing.
ED: David, have you considered--?
ED: She was embalmed, you know.
DAVID: Finish the cut! I know what I'm doing.
DAVID: Good work, nice. Now, cut away the dura mater -- entirely.
ED: Leave the brain exposed?
DAVID: Yes, yes, I'll fix that -- I've done it seven hundred-odd times.
ED: This is no guinea pig or monkey.
DAVID: Well, I hardly need reminding.
DAVID: A compound I've synthesized myself.
ED: Mm, you know what you're doing, all right.
shelf. Put that at her feet.
ED: Mm. Feel as if I were doing something unholy.
sure the tip of the wire actually - actually penetrates the pia mater.
ED: David, what if you bring her back--?
DAVID: I WILL bring her back.
DAVID: You're a surgeon -- and you believe in a soul?
ED: Well, I hesitate to say there is no such thing.
seen any evidence that the soul escapes at death?
ED: Perhaps I - couldn't recognize the evidence.
been able to report the slightest evidence of the soul's having left the body.
So, the soul -- if there is a soul -- has stayed with the body, a part of it.
... I'm ready now, if you've finished.
DAVID: Good. Close that switch, then, at the battery.
hundred fifty. There's a rheostat on the edge of the table. All right?
DAVID: Now, I'm going to inject ten CCs of adrenaline in the brachial artery.
DAVID: She IS. You'll see her in a few minutes just as she was.
ED: I wonder what she'll have to tell us.
DAVID: Nothing. Death is only a transcendental sleep.
ED: Do you really believe that, David?
DAVID: (SCOFFS) Oh, well, what's the difference? How's the current?
ED: Let's see. Why--! It's jumped to a hundred and eighty!
DAVID: Good. Bring it back to one-fifty. That's the result of the injection.
ED: On a dead body?
surgery you don't know, Doctor.
ED: I never dreamed of a reaction like that.
DAVID: I'll show you more. Help me swing this lamp over here.
DAVID: Let the ammeter go. It'll hold steady for a minute.
exactly the same as the others.
ED: And this lamp? X-rays?
developments. I call these "atheta rays."
ED: Why do you call them that?
-- alpha, beta, gamma, and so on.
ED: Well, that explains "theta." Didn't you say "atheta"?
death. Oh, I see. "Atheta," without death.
DAVID: (CHUCKLES) Maybe I was too sentimental.
ED: Maybe. At least, human for once.
DAVID: Let's not argue. Here goes the ray.
DAVID: Now, quickly, the solution.
DAVID: No, pump it. I built this pump especially for it.
DAVID: There's the pump switch, Ed.
DAVID: Yeah. Turn it on. And watch the ammeter.
ED: Hundred and sixty. Hundred and seventy.
DAVID: Hold it there. ... It'll stay there now. Listen carefully.
DAVID: Soon as I turn off the pump, I want sphygmo readings.
ED: But there won't be any blood pressure.
ED: (SIGHS) This is fantastic. I'm ready.
DAVID: That's all right. It will take a few seconds.
DAVID: Aortic valve is still open. I'll turn off the ray.
systolic. Now, you have it?
DAVID: Good. That's what it should be.
DAVID: Lord! Look at my hands.
ED: I don't want to.
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ED: How long do you use the ray this time, David?
DAVID: Not long. Give me a reading.
ED: David! A hundred and eighteen!
ED: A hundred and twenty.
DAVID: The stethoscope, quick! (PAUSE) Here. Listen.
DAVID: Yes. Almost a coma.
ED: She's all right otherwise?
fast, and the reflexes slow -- but, apparently, all right.
ED: David, I - I feel I must apologize to you.
ED: Well, for doubting you, I suppose.
DAVID: (CHUCKLES) You'll learn to believe me.
DAVID: Miracle? I've brought my wife back to me -- as I promised her.
DAVID: But we've conquered death. Is that unholy?
ED: (AGREES) We have conquered death. May God forgive us.
DAVID: If she'll only wake now.
ED: How long has she been asleep?
DAVID: Let me see. Eleven hours.
ED: Hasn't spoken at all?
DAVID: Not since that first scream. When she fell asleep.
ED: Have you given her anything?
DAVID: Just a few drops of brandy.
ED: Have you tried to wake her?
DAVID: No, but-- I think I'll try now.
wondering why Ruth screamed when she first came back to life.
been a permanent effect on her mind. Or, as I prefer to think of it, her soul.
permanent damage in my other experiments.
ED: Don't forget that Ruth was a human being.
DAVID: Well-- Only way to find out. I'm going to wake her.
ED: You - you're not afraid?
DAVID: Afraid? Of what? (GENTLY) Ruth? Ruth? Wake up, darling.
DAVID: Ruth, dear. It's David speaking. Wake up, dearest. Ruth? Ruth?
it's David, dear. I kept my promise and you're alive again.
DAVID: Oh, you're all right, honey. It's David. You're - you're - Ruth?
ED: David! David! What's the matter?
DAVID: (HORRIFIED) Ruth's [?] -- her mind.
ED: No, David. Her soul.
ED: David, you'd better go out for a little exercise now.
DAVID: I'll stay here with her.
her since eight o'clock last night without any let-up. Go on, I'll stay.
DAVID: Ed, what can I do?
DAVID: What kind of an experiment?
DAVID: Maybe. It might work. I'm going to wake her up and try it.
something to eat while you're out.
DAVID: Eat? I can't eat. I'm going to wake her. Ruth? Ruth?
ED: David, why not let her sleep?
DAVID: She's waking up now. (FRIENDLY) Ruth? Hello, Ruth. Are you waking up?
RUTH: (REPEATS, LIKE A BABY MIMICKING A VOICE) Poor child.
DAVID: There. She repeats after me. A little. Maybe it WILL work, Ed! "Ruth"?
ED: Seems to. Ruth, say, "I want a glass of water."
ED: (SLOWLY) "I want a glass of water."
DAVID: It's too long for her. Ruth? Say, "Ruth..."
DAVID: (GENTLY, SLOWLY) "Ruth loves Da-vid."
RUTH: (SLOW AND CREEPY) Ruuuuth - looooves - Da-vid.
DAVID: (QUICKER) "Ruth loves David."
ED: Maybe. But what is she thinking?
DAVID: (SNAPS AT HER) Ruth! Stop it!
ED: Wait a minute, old man.
walk and I'll work with her for a while. Your nerves won't take much of this.
ED: Fine, fine. I'll take good care of her and see what I can find out.
DAVID: Be patient with her.
ED: Don't worry. I will. And you get something to eat while you're out.
DAVID: All right, I'll try.
ED: Poor guy. Must be really rough on him.
ED: We're kidding ourselves. There's nothing there. She's a - parrot.
ED: Look, never mind, Ruth. (SUDDENLY SCARED) Ruth! Put down that scalpel!
ED: (WEAKLY, HE'S DYING) Here, David.
DAVID: Ed! For God's sake, what happened?
DAVID: I'll get something and fix you right up.
ED: Wait. ... No use.
DAVID: Ed! (PAUSE) All right, Doctor. Your diagnosis is correct.
She'll - kill you, too.
DAVID: What have I done, Ed? Everything I've done is wrong.
ED: No. Wonderful technique, Doctor. Congratulations. What about - soul?
-- with a scalpel in her hands?
DAVID: (GRIMLY, TO HIMSELF) There's been enough damage. (CALLS OUT) Ruth!
DAVID: (TO HIMSELF) Basement. I'd better take a gun.
DAVID: Wish I had more light.
DAVID: (STARTLED) Oh! Good gracious.
DAVID: Ruth. Now, give me that scalpel. You'll hurt yourself. Ruth.
RUTH: (OMINOUSLY) Ruuuuth loooooves Dav-id!
RUTH: (FADING) Ruuuuth loooooves Dav-id!
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Q: How to modify sequence of strings? Let's consider very simple probem, if I have list:
x = ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e"]

and I want to transform it by adding "_x" at the end of string. In other words I desirable output is:
x = ["a_x", "b_x", "c_x", "d_x", "e_x"]

Of course I can just loop over strings:
for i in range(len(x)):
    x[i] = x[i] + "_x"

But I'm searching of more efficient solution. Could you please give me a hand with doing so?

A: If you want to modify the list in-place, the only "better" solution is a listcomp that is assigned back to the complete slice of the original list:
x[:] = [item + '_x' for item in x]

which, unlike:
x = [item + '_x' for item in x]

will modify any aliases that refer to the same original list (e.g. if a caller passes such a list to a function, the former will modify the caller's list as well, the latter will not).

A: You can use list comprehensions :
print([item + '_x' for item in x])
print([f"{item}_x" for item in x])

It's a little bit faster than loops, but definitely more readable.
list comprehensions create new lists, they don't modify the existing list. You can then rebind the result to x or do a slice assignment like x[:] = ...

A: You can also use map():
[In] list(map(lambda x: x + '_x', your_list))

[Out] ['a_x', 'b_x', 'c_x', 'd_x', 'e_x']

A: For in-place modification of the list you can combine map with subscript assignment:
x = ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e"]

x[:] = map("{}_x".format,x)

print(x)
['a_x', 'b_x', 'c_x', 'd_x', 'e_x']

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Exclusive: Michael Dugher promises "public control" of railways under Labour
Shadow transport secretary toughens party's stance, vowing that "the public sector will be running sections of our rail network".
By George Eaton
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Shadow transport secretary Michael Dugher speaks at the Labour conference in Manchester in 2014.
After his appointment as shadow transport secretary at the end of last year, Michael Dugher was tasked by Ed Miliband with toughening Labour's stance on the railways. In an interview with me in tomorrow's New Statesman, the Barnsley East MP seizes the chance to do so.
"The public sector will be running sections of our rail network"
To date, Labour has pledged to allow the public sector to compete with private companies for rail franchises as they expire. But Dugher suggests that the bidding process itself could cease to exist. "Privatisation was a disaster for the railways. I'm adamant about putting the whole franchising system, as it stands today, in the bin," he tells me. He adds: "The public sector will be running sections of our rail network as soon as we can do that".
"I'm not saying let's go back to some sort of 70s and 80s British Rail, I don't think sensible people are, actually," he says. "But I think we've got to make the starting point that privatisation was a mess, it was botched and what you've found is, in a sort of piecemeal way, little changes were made, often in response to horrendous events, whether it was Hatfield and rail maintenance coming back in house, or Railtrack imploding and Network Rail being set up, Network Rail now being on our books, we are dealing with the consequences of one of the worst decisions that any government has made. It's not going back to a 70s, 80s model of British Rail but I think you can do far more to make some really big changes and that's why I'm talking about a public sector operator, really, really important."
Dugher also describes Labour's plan to establish a new passenger body in unashamedly socialist terms. "I'm going to be honest and proud about this: I want there to be more public control of the railways and we should just say it because, actually, that's what the public think as well. We've talked about how the only people who have no voice at the moment in the running of the railways are the travelling public, the passengers themselves.
"What you have at the moment is something that's rather ironically named the Rail Delivery Group, which is basically Network Rail and the private companies, the TOCs (Train Operating Companies) and the freight and they get together and they stitch-up the running of the railways and they do it with our money. Network Rail's on our books, there's huge taxpayer subsidies and investment going into the railways, but the industry want to stitch it up themselves and we're not having that anymore."
On Labour's attitude to the private sector: "This is not like 1997".
Dugher contrasts the party's policy programme with that of New Labour: "This is not like 1997, that whole deference to markets and the private sector, that's gone too."
"Every time you get one of the boneheads at Stagecoach attacking Labour's policy for wanting to regulate the buses, that's every day they put Labour's policy out there and that's every day which gives us an opportunity to win the election because we can win this argument. I've likened Stagecoach to the energy firms, this is a broken market. You've had 2,000 bus routes cut since 2010 and we're talking about a really important, vital local public service as well, so our policy on buses, or whether it's on rail, these are about big changes."
On a hung parliament: "Coalition government has been hugely discredited"
Elsewhere in the interview, Dugher says of the possibility of a future Labour coalition with the Lib Dems: "There won't be a hung parliament after the next election, there'll be a majority Labour government, so the situation doesn't arise." He adds, however: "If anything, I think coalition government has been hugely discredited by recent years and people's experience of it because what does it symbolise, I think for about 10 minutes, famously in the Rose Garden, people thought maybe this is a new way of doing politics that's different, two parties putting aside their differences to come together in the national interest. But within weeks there was a massive hole blown through that."
In contrast to shadow cabinet supporters of proportional representation, such as Jon Cruddas and Sadiq Khan, Dugher also praises the first-past-the-post system and rejects the belief we are in a new era of hung politics. "Actually, minority governments, coalitions are pretty rare in our system, not least thanks to the great virtues that are encapsulated by the first-past-the-post system and the very sensible decision to keep that electoral system, so they're pretty rare in British history. I'm not convinced by this idea that we're somehow in a new era of minority and coalition governments."
"We should get after the Lib Dems and Nick Clegg"
Dugher, who campaigned for Labour in Nick Clegg's Sheffield Hallam constituency the day following the interview, also criticises those in Labour who advocated wooing the Lib Dems. "I think we should get after the Lib Dems and Nick Clegg. I've felt that even when there were people, misguided people on our own side, who felt that we should be cosying up to the Lib Dems, going back over a number of years. I was always one of the people saying you've got to take on the Lib Dems and you've got to beat them ... I think we can have a good go at Clegg and I hope people in Sheffield understand what a lousy MP he is".
On The Beatles, curry and karaoke
When not engaged in political warfare, Dugher enjoys indulging his three other great passions: the Beatles, curry and karaoke. He names The White Album as his favourite record by the former (while praising Abbey Road for its medley). "In one sense it's about the break-up of The Beatles, you can see the first time you're seeing them emerge as distinct individual talents, you're hearing the break-up of The Beatles.
"I just think it's so varied, I like the acoustic side to it as well. There were loads of songs that they wrote in India, all the little stories behind them. A lot of my favourite songs are on that. 'Why Don't We Do It In The Road?' which is a great, bluesy McCartney, short little record, he was sat there with a guitar, two little monkeys came along in the road and started making a number of advances. 'Why Don't We Do It In The Road?' was about two monkeys shagging in the middle of the road. I think that's fabulous, what a great idea for a song."
"My grandad was Anglo-Indian, so I was brought up on Indian food," he says of his love of curry. "It was never just six pints of lager and a vindaloo. I find cooking, really distracting, really relaxing. Often on Sunday night I'll tweet a picture of some masterpiece I've constructed in the kitchen, you'll get some lunatic say 'why aren't you tweeting about cycling?' -ecause it's Sunday night and I'm having an evening off."
Finally, Dugher, renowned among Labour MPs for his singing abilities ("my party piece is probably 'Come Fly With Me'"), offers his top karaoke tip: "You should always go to karaoke with Ed Balls because he doesn't lack enthusiasm, it's fair to say. You'll always come across as a pretty decent singer if you go on just after Ed Balls. He'll be a great Chancellor of Exchequer, he's an enthusiastic karaoke performer but he's not a great singer."
› Michael Dugher interview: "The public sector will be running sections of our rail network"
George Eaton is assistant editor of the New Statesman.
Letter of the week: Life after diplomacy

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First of all, make sure that your discounts and sales for those days are specifically branded with the right names, as customers will be browsing to make sure they're getting the best deals. Even if you're planning on offering a sale or discount during that time period anyways, you may want to consider showing a special version of your site aimed at American visitors that contains Black Friday/Cyber Monday branding.
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CV: Shalini is the group director and a board member at the construction firm Al Fara'a Group, which is made up of 10 companies and employs 18,000 people in the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and India. She is also the founder and MD of the Purple Honey Group, which operates a string of casual restaurants across the UAE.
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Q: Adding Controls on the Client-Side and getting data from them on the server side in ASP.Net Is there any method/framework/component in ASP.NET to allow easily adding/removing the controls to the page in the client-side and then collecting their data in postback?

A: You can't add controls to the page client side.
What you can do is to add html elements, and handle them separately in the code behind. You use the Request.Form collection to read the data posted to the server. (The collection also contains the data posted by the elements rendered by the controls, that's where the controls read their data.)


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Could a Missing Ship from the 1700's be in Rhode Island?
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It's the ship that helped Captain Cook sail around the world and it's been missing since 1778. Now researchers say it could be on the ocean floor near Rhode Island.
What exactly happened to the H.M.S. Endeavor has been a nautical mystery for hundreds of years. But new research shows it could be a stone's throw from Newport Harbor.
ABC6 reports that the Rhode Island Marine Archaeology Museum and the Australian National Maritime Museum have worked together to solve this missing ship mystery. And they think they have now found the historic vessel.
Wreckage located just outside of Newport Harbor could very well prove to be the Endeavor and researchers hope to confirm their findings within the next year.
3-D images have been taken and now the final verification will come down to studying construction records of the Endeavour and comparing them to the wreckage.
The ship was the one used by Captain Cook when he claimed Australia as part of Britain, so for them this is like finding the Mayflower or one of Columbus' ships.
So how did it end up in Newport of all places?
Well after sailing the world, the H.M.S. Endeavor was used as part of a British barricade to protect against the French. It also served time as a prisoner transport in Newport Harbor before being sunk by French forces in 1778.
So although confirmation hasn't been made yet, there is plenty of historical fact to show this wreckage recovered off the coast of Rhode Island could in fact be the legendary ship.
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1. On a scale of one to ten, how would you rate your hope in the area of health? Do you have a healthy diet? Do you exercise? Have you maintained a healthy weight?
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Welcome to the home page of East Anglian Swallow Tails (E.A.S.T.), a Masters Swimming Club. Formed in 1987 by a small group of swimmers, notably Jane Asher, the swimming club is based in Norwich, Norfolk and caters for adult swimmers aged from 18 right up to 80 plus years of age. The club includes members living over a wide area of East Anglia, and is affiliated to Swim England (formerly the Amateur Swimming Association). This enables members to register as competitive swimmers and take part in Masters swimming competitions locally and nationally. Originally starting out with one session at the now defunct St Augustine's swimming pool in Norwich, there are currently seven coached training sessions per week.
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I have recently become a part of the Elemental Fitness and Kickboxing Team as a martial arts instructor and personal trainer. Just so you can get to know a bit about me and what you can expect from me over the coming months I have written a short blog.
I always wanted to find that one hobby that was my thing, so one day I googled 'Martial Arts in Leeds'. The first result that appeared was Elemental Kickboxing. I thought perfect I'll go to a session and see what it's like. So, 4 years ago, at the age of 14 I turned up to one of David's Tuesday classes and stood right at the back in the corner not really speaking to anyone.
"Slowly I made my way towards the front of the class as I grew in confidence"
That corner seemed to be mine for the first few weeks as I was comfortable standing there observing and learning, however I soon realised that I need to get comfortable with being outside of my comfort zone as this was the only way to grow. Slowly I made my way towards the front of the class as I grew in confidence and met club members who were extremely helpful and friendly.
My confidence grew as did my kickboxing abilities. I eventually graded for my white belt which was one of my proudest moments, this was the start of my journey. I already knew what giving up felt like so I thought let's see what happens if I don't give up and really dedicate my time and effort into martial arts. Since then, 4 years on I have gone onto competing at the World Karate and Kickboxing Championships (WKC), taken on a charity MMA fight for Cancer Research and become a qualified gym instructor and personal trainer.
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Chuck Harmon was a standout in both baseball and basketball, served in the Navy during World War II and was the Reds' first African-American player.
Chuck Harmon, the first African-American to play for the Cincinnati Reds, has died at age 94, the Reds said Wednesday.
Harmon broke in with the Reds in 1954. He played with the team until 1956 when he was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals. A first baseman/third baseman, Harmon hit .236 with seven home runs and 59 RBI in his time with the Reds.
Harmon was born in Washington, Indiana. He was a standout in basketball as well as baseball and led his high school basketball team to back-to-back state titles. He earned a scholarship to the University of Toledo, where he played basketball and baseball.
According to SABR Society biography, in 1943 Harmon scored six points in the Rockets' 48-27 loss to St. John's in the National Invitation Tournament Finals at Madison Square Garden.
Harmon served three years state-side in the Navy during World War II, then returned to Toledo.
He signed with the St. Louis Browns in 1947, the same year that the Brooklyn Dodgers signed Jackie Robinson, but he was stymied in the Browns organization despite hitting well in the minors.
Harmon was traded to the Reds in 1952 and made his first appearance in the big leagues as a pinch-hitter in the seventh inning on April 17, 1954, at age 30. The Reds were the 11th team of the 16 major league teams at the time to fully integrate, seven years after Robinson had broken the game's color barrier.
In 2004, Harmon recalled to The Enquirer a visit Robinson made to Harmon's Avondale home in the 1950s.
"I invited Jackie up to the neighborhood on a Saturday after the game," Harmon said.
Harmon was married to Daurel "Pearl" Harmon for 62 years until her death in 2009. They had three children. After his playing career, Harmon worked as a baseball scout and then as an administrative assistant for the 1st District Court of Appeals, according to Enquirer archives.
Harmon was inducted into the Reds Hall of Fame in 1989, and the team erected a plaque outside Great American Ball Park in 2004. In Golf Manor, where Harmon lived, Chuck Harmon Way was named in his honor.


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AVIGNON (C.P.) - A mysterious device appeared above the sky of Vaucluse in the afternoon of yesterday, and was seen by the observatory of the Mont Ventoux National Meteorological Office.
The machine was of unusual shape among all those seen in recent weeks.
It was neither a saucer nor a cigar, but a cylinder terminated at both ends by a cone, and one of the cones bore something resembling an antenna.
The flying cylinder moved vertically and about 4,000 meters above sea level (about 2,000 meters above the Ventoux), going from west to east. It disappeared towards the Alps around 4:45 p.m.
Mr. Batard, a meteorologist observer at the Ventoux, himself saw the mysterious machine and described it to us. It seemed at times to be transparent and of an undefinable material.
"What do you think it is?" We asked him.
- Probably a remote-controlled sounding machine.
"Coming from where?" From the earth?
- This is my opinion.
"Do you believe in the Martians, Mr. Batard?"
- Personally not at all, until proven otherwise.
Early in the afternoon, the balloon, pushed by a more violent wind, was heading east. It was possible to see it from Briançon, Aiguilles and Barcelonnette. It seemed to ascend the valley of the Queyras.
At 6 p.m. it was no longer seen from Gap, and Dr. Dieulot, a medical adviser to the Social Safety, who had already observed the craft on Thursday, noticed that it was the same balloon.
[lm1] Article in the regional newspaper Le Méridional, France, pages 1 and 4, October 17, 1954.
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Q: On the Amalgamated Product Let $F_2=\langle x,y\rangle$ be Free group of rank 2, and $\mathbb{Z}/2=\langle z : z^2\rangle$ be the cyclic group of order 2. Consider an injection $1\mapsto y$ from $\mathbb{Z}$ to $F_2$ and a surjection $1\mapsto z$ from $\mathbb{Z}$ to $\mathbb{Z}/2$. Then the amalgamated product of $F_2$ with $\mathbb{Z}/2$ along $\mathbb{Z}$ is
$F_2*_{\mathbb{Z}}(\mathbb{Z}/2) = \langle x,y,z : yz^{-1}=1, z^2=1\rangle =\langle x,z : z^2=1\rangle$,
this is non-trivial group (I am not sure whether this is correct; but I have written this from a simple abstract definition of amalgamated product; please suggest if wrong).

In the book "Trees" by Serre, the problem is to prove that
$\operatorname{PSL}(2,\mathbb{Q})*_{\mathbb{Z}} (\mathbb{Z}/2)=1$,
with respect to injection from $\mathbb{Z}$ into $\operatorname{PSL}(2,\mathbb{Q})$ and a surjection from $\mathbb{Z}$ to $\mathbb{Z}/2$ (See Link, page 2 in book.)
Question: Why the amalgamated product in the problem of Serre is trivial? (from my computation of amalgamated product in above example, I confused with this. Please help me.) (Thanks in advance!!)


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If you've read our previous entries on the learning page, you know that we love windows of all shapes and sizes, and love how they contribute to a home's feel and function. A large bay window will completely open up your home to the world and offer outstanding views; casement windows bring in the fresh air and natural light without sacrificing privacy. The options for the modern homeowner are endless. But it wasn't long ago that glass windows were an immense luxury. The introduction of glass windows to the public revolutionized the design of businesses and homes alike, which is why our team took a few moments to delve into window history and appreciate what we sometimes take for granted – beautiful, affordable glass windows.
A Life Without Glass
The first windows were obviously made without glass, but what may surprise you is the materials used to make windows back then. Of course, the earliest windows were simply holes in the wall to let in natural light, but later thin animal hide was stretched over the hole to add some elemental protection while still letting in soft light. Shutters were used that could be closed when the weather got bad to protect those inside.
Early Glass
During the Roman era, glass making was rather advanced. Panes of glassy pebbles were laid in wooden frames that could let some light through but were not transparent. The introduction of clear glass panes came about in the late 3rd century, when blown glass cylinders were created and then thinly sliced to make curvy pieces of transparent glass.
Sadly, when the Roman Empire collapsed and history entered the Dark Ages, we lost this technology. Cathedrals would still create stained glass windows using small pieces of glass, for the masses this was no longer available, and the return of wooden shutters and thin animal hides were used. Windows had to remain small, and insulating the animal hide covered holes was near impossible. People turned to the use of thinly sliced pieces of horn fastened together to better insulate, but these windows were costly to produce and saw little use among common homes.
Windows Make A Comeback
Then, glass makers in the Middle Ages began to develop the glass window once again. The French developed crown glass – a hollow bubble spun into flattened discs and laced together in lead panes (the image above is a great example of crown glass). Other glass makers also "discovered" the cylinder glass technique used by Romans more than a millennium before, but this time the technology was here to stay – and glass entered the homes of the wealthy – yet even for them it was incredibly expensive. Nobles would often routinely take their glass panes down and store them carefully when they weren't in their homes to ensure they were not broken.
Versailles - A Legacy in the Window Industry
In the late 17th century, the French continued improving glass technology, and the clear glass window pane was cast. The Palace of Versailles – built in the 1680s – used this new and expensive technology to create the long-latticed windows that French Doors and Windows are still known for today. Yet again, glass was still quite a luxury. Apart from the wealthy, the layman of this period could only dream of having a clear glass covering for their windows.
Glass for the Masses
Glass would continue to be a luxury despite improved methods for creating it for many years. England eventually repealed duties on windows which reduced its price by about 50% in the early 19th century. People had never seen so many glass windows, and could finally afford it!
Later, the use of steel as load-bearing columns in architecture allowed for the installation of "curtain walls." Large floor to ceiling windows could now be used in designs, as the wall no longer needed to support the weight of the structure, leading to the modern skyscraper look of the early 20th century.
The evolution of the glass window is surprisingly recent for an item we routinely take for granted. Many are conscious of how much the auto industry or the internet have revolutionized the lives of the common people, but the introduction of glass windows not only changed the designs capable for the people – it completely changed our indoor environment – insulated windows make temperature control possible, and large clear windows are shown to increase happiness and productivity! Imagine your office life with the wind, rain, smells, and noises of the outside world constantly pouring in through a hole in the wall, and take some time to thank your glass windows for all that they do for our modern lifestyles.
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I really agree about sharing your goals. It's so much easier to fully commit if someone is holding you accountable.
I hope you're having fun up here in my mountains!
Great post, Blake. I love the idea of a fruit basket subscription. I'm betting that one of those veggie co-op deals would work the same way. And push us all to try new healthy foods!


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Crime Occurrence Khadijat's Death: QS lied by denying involvement in the death of Khadijat Oluboyo- Police
Khadijat's Death: QS lied by denying involvement in the death of Khadijat Oluboyo- Police
by Olorunsomo Smart on July 13, 2018 in Crime, Occurrence
The police say Saidu-Shakiru Adeyemi, boyfriend of Khadijat Oluboyo, slain daughter of Lasisi Oluboyo, former deputy governor of Ondo state, lied by denying involvement in the death of his former lover.
Oluboyo, a 25-year-old final year student of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, was on Sunday found dead at Adeyemi's home.
On Wednesday, Adeyemi said the ex-deputy governor's daughter was killed by two males she brought into his room.
But speaking with journalists on Thursday, Femi Joseph, spokesman of the Ondo state police command, said when they got to Adeyemi's apartment, they found him trying to pack her remains – an indication that he killed her.
"On the 6th of this month, we were alerted by an informant about what happened and we went to the house of one Saidu Adeyemi, who happens to be the boyfriend of Khadijat," Joseph said.
"Unfortunately, when we got in there, we met him trying to pack the remains of Khadijat, that is to tell you that he had killed her. He killed khadijat and single-handedly looked for digger, dug a grave in his apartment and buried the lady.
"After few days he noticed that the stench of the decomposing body of Khadijat was making him uncomfortable.
Apparently sensing danger, he had to tell somebody to help him get a sack so that he could park the remains of Khadijat and dispose them off but that was how we swooped on him and got him arrested.
"So, his story is too good to be true; the reason is that if you are saying that two men came in to attack Khadijat, we are talking about six days now when those two men came in and you didn't raise any alarm.
"He admitted that he was still the same person that went outside when the two men told him to go and look for digger. You know when criminals are put to a very tight corner like this, they are always being funny.
I think he is being to be clever by half. We know how to deal with people like him but by the time we get to court he would surely have his days."
The police spokesman said Adeyemi's defence "is too infantile and doesn't hold any water."
By Olorunsomo Smart at July 13, 2018
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The 17th edition of FIMFA Lx - International Festival of Puppetry and Animated Forms opens with the virtuosos of the German mask with one of its most internationally awarded shows! Unmissable!
Conceived by: Paco González, Björn Leese, Hajo Schüler, Michael Vogel Performers: Sebastian Kautz, Daniel Matheus, Dana Schmidt Direction and set design: Michael Vogel Masks: Hajo Schüler Costumes: Eliseu R. Weide Sound design: Dirk Schröder Lighting design: Reinhard Hubert Production management: Gianni Bettucci Lighting technicians: Sylvain Faye, Max Rux Sound technicians: Florian Mönks, Thomas Wacker Photography: Gabriele Zucca, Pierre Borrasci, Simona Boccedi, Valeria Tomasulo Co-production: Familie Flöz, Arena Berlin, Theaterhaus Stuttgart Technique: Masks and puppets Language: Without words For audiences over: +8 Running time: 80 min.
Germany's mask-theatre virtuosos return to FIMFA with an award-winning comedy, Teatro Delusio! On stage at a great opera house the action throbs with grand passion, deadly intrigue, heartbreak and heroics. But in Teatro Delusio the spotlight shines exclusively on events backstage.
Separated from the famous stars by nothing more than scenery and curtains, three tireless technicians live out their own theatrical dreams and dramas. Their lives, which usually remain hidden, now recede into the light. With their wonderfully expressive masks and amazing quick-change artistry, three actors play some thirty different characters and bring an entire theatre to life.
Teatro Delusio is once again the art to say everything without a single word. This show picked up no fewer than seven 5 stars reviews at the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
"Splendid and immensely skillful character comedy."
"Familie Flöz's magnificent production of Teatro Delusio is an absolute triumph. This is masked theatre at the very pinnacle of the genre and is an absolute joy to watch. (...) There's more than a touch of slapstick humour performed with style and panache by this superb cast who give a masterclass in mask work where no words are necessary to portray a moving and powerful story. (...) This is one performance you should not miss - it's superb."
"Possibly the most beautiful show you will watch at the Edinburgh Fringe this year, Teatro Delusio is a marvel: original, stunningly choreographed, very funny and incredibly moving. This is physical theatre at its zenith.
(...) Every possible figure encountered in a performing arts environment is replicated in an eerily convincing manner, capturing all the hilarity, hope and heartbreak that exists within the world of theatre. (...) From the very first moment, when the puppet ghost child is animated and brought to life by the three actors, you know you are in for a good show. Well-known classics such as Barber's Adagio for Strings gain a new power in the context of this extraordinary narrative.
Teatro Delusio has everything, except words. It is perfect for old and young, theatre aficionados and novices. (...) Teatro Delusio is absolutely unmissable."
Familie Flöz is an international pool of theater makers, actors, musicians, dancers, directors, mask-, light-, set and costume designers, dramatic advisors and other good souls from ten nations.


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As a companion to today's testimony and the link to Greg's thoughts on Romans 9, we thought it would be helpful to post this Q&A on salvation by grace within the Open View of the future. Enjoy!
Question: I'm an Arminian-turned-Calvinist, and the thing that turned me was the realization that if salvation hinges on whether individuals choose to be saved or not, as Arminians and Open Theists believe, then we can't say salvation is 100% by grace. If we have to choose for or against God, then the credit for our salvation ultimately goes to us. But the Bible teaches that all the credit goes to God and that we can't choose to confess Jesus as Lord unless empowered by the Holy Spirit (1 Cor 12:3). So the ultimate reason why some are saved and some are not isn't that some choose to confess Christ while others don't. It must rather be that the Holy Spirit empowers some and not others. And so I've come to accept that God chooses (elects) who will and will not be saved. You, of course, reject Calvinism and affirm free will. So I'm wondering, how can you affirm that humans are saved totally by grace?
Answer: I firmly believe that salvation is completely by grace, not works. And I believe the Bible teaches that humans would never choose God on their own, apart from the Holy Spirit. Left on our own, we are "dead" toward spiritual things (Eph 2:1, 5), and corpses can't do much of anything last I checked. To come to Christ, the Father must draw us (Jn 6:44).
If it was true that humans had enough life, goodness, or intelligence to choose God on their own, and if the reason that some were saved and some not was because some chose God on their own and some didn't, then I see no way one could avoid the conclusion that the reason some are saved and some not is because some are better or smarter than others! So saved people, give yourself a nice pat on the back!
At the same time, it seems just as clear that God does not pick and choose who will be saved. He doesn't want anyone to perish but wants all to enter into eternal life (2 Pet 3:9; 2 Tim. 2:4-6). Jesus died for the sins of every person (1 Jn 2:2). So, any line of reasoning that leads to a portrait of God as less-than-universal in his love and less-than-universal in his desire to save people must have something wrong with it.
As I see it, the mistake in the line of reasoning that leads to the Reformed doctrine of election is the assumption that God's grace must be irresistible. (This is the "I" of the famous Calvinistic Acronym "TULIP"). It's one thing to say that humans won't believe in Christ without the Holy Spirit and quite another thing to claim that with the Holy Spirit humans must believe.
As I put aspects of the biblical narrative together, I am led to the conclusion that God wants everyone saved and the Holy Spirit is working in every person's heart to bring them into salvation. (The issue of whether people need to be brought to the point where they consciously choose Christ to be saved is a separate matter). But the Holy Spirit will not work coercively, for coerced love is not genuine love. So it is that through the Bible we have warnings to not resist the Holy Spirit (e.g. Acts 7:51; Eph 4:30; Heb 3:7-8). The Holy Spirit will bring us to the point where we can believe, but never to a point where we must believe. So, if we do believe, it is all credited to God's grace, working through the Spirit. If we refuse, however, it's our own fault.
Does this view in any way compromise the claim that salvation is 100% by grace? Does it leave room for anyone to take any credit for their salvation? I don't see how it does. Consider this analogy.
Suppose that salvation is dancing to God's beautiful music. God graciously places us in a room with two loudspeakers and begins to play his music. Surprisingly, we rebel, cup our hands over our ears and begin to sing our own songs to ourselves, dancing to our own music (representing the fall and our on-going sin). God graciously does not give up on us, however. He graciously turns the music up louder, but we continue to rebel by covering our ears harder and singing louder. He turns it up louder and louder, but we persist in our rebellion.
God then graciously puts two more speakers in the room playing them at full volume, and when that fails, he puts in ten more, and then a hundred more, and so on until the room is wall-to-wall speakers, playing at full blast. Incredibly, all these gracious overtures just make us resist more forcefully.
Yet, God continues to desperately want us to dance to his beautiful music, so in the most remarkable act of grace imaginable, and at great sacrifice to himself (representing the Incarnation and death of Christ), God himself comes into the room and begins to personally do everything possible to get us to lower our arms and dance to his music. Weeping and pleading, he himself pulls at our arms to lower them from our ears. We all resist…but finally, his relentless love wears some of us out. We begin to hear the music. We see his relentless love.
And we begin to dance.
This is an analogy, of course, and so it only imperfectly reflects the way in which God saves us. But it's helpful in getting at the question we're presently wrestling with. Would any of those who were finally won over to God's music be inclined to credit themselves for their dancing? After all their rebellion and all God's grace, would anyone attribute their dancing to their innate intelligence or goodness? Would they not rather testify that the only reason they eventually danced to God's music was because God was relentless in his grace and wore them out with his love? Would they not say that they're dancing was 100% God's doing? I don't see how it could be otherwise. And yet, as strong and relentless as God was toward toward them, he did not coerce them.
This view is not without its mystery, but it's not the mystery of why God would irresistibly choose some when he could have just as easily irresistibly chosen all (while telling us he wants all to be saved). The mystery in this view is how anyone could, and why anyone would, continue in their rebellion. This is the unfathomable mystery of iniquity.
Whatever I make of this mystery, it seems more biblical and less problematic than the mystery of a selectively saving God. And the last thing it would ever do is make me feel self-righteous for being set free from its dominion.


"The members at the Special General Meeting had taken a decision and it would take another SGM to address the issues mailed by you to the respective associations," Ganguly wrote.
NEW DELHI: Cricket Association of Bengal president Sourav Ganguly and Saurashtra CA boss Madhukar Worah has written to the BCCI today about some practical difficulties in amending the constitution of state associations and incorporate all Lodha-recommended reforms.
BCCI secretary Amitabh Chaudhary had recently sent a mail to all state associations enquiring about the constitution change, and informed that 13 units have decided to comply and filed an affidavit with regards to the same.
Accordingly, Ganguly, in a communication to BCCI (a copy of the letter which is in possession of PTI), wrote: "I beg to state that at the SGM held at Cricket Association of Bengal few months back, it was agreed by the members that in line with BCCI decision, affidavits will be filed in court addressing the honourable Supreme Court about difficulties in implementation of the order at state and BCCI level.
"We received your mail last week and there was no time to call another SGM to update the members of the new issues and then take a decision on it," he added.
Ganguly concluded by saying that due to time constraints at the moment "we will be unable to give any decision on the clauses mentioned by you in your mail, within stipulated time, as it will be against the constitution of the association, in regard to such a matter which affects everyone concerned".
Worah, on his part, wrote: "At this stage, Hon'ble Supreme Court is set to hear the counsels appearing for the parties to streamline the proposed document.
"Therefore, at this stage the decision on the amendments to recommendations lies with Supreme Court and the same shall be debated before Hon'ble Supreme Court.
"Therefore at this stage, it is not really clear what is intended to be achieved by you in the exercise being conducted without force of rules and regulations.
"We believe, concerned member association/s will communicate and represent to the Hon'ble Supreme Court about difficulty or impractiability in the subject matter through a proper procedure," Worah wrote.


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A Contrast in Murders
January 24, 2019 Articles, Commentary, Videos
Aiia Maasarwe was a student at La Trobe University. (Photo: via Instagram, Ruba Photography)
By Jeremy Salt
In late January Aiia al Maasarwe, initially described in the Australian media as an 'Israeli student', then as an 'Arab Israeli' but never as a Palestinian, the correct description, was murdered in Melbourne.
Aiia, a student of Chinese and English, was in Melbourne as an exchange student, had traveled home by tram after watching a comedy show and was talking to her sister in Palestine when she was attacked, raped and killed while walking a kilometer home late at night.
It was a shocking crime and Melbourne was appalled. The tram she had taken, no. 86, stopped at all stops so people could get on with bundles of flowers to be delivered to the crime scene. Government officials, including the Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, made statements expressing their horror.
My piece in @GuardianAus today. Aiia Maasarwe's Palestinian identity was erased after her death. https://t.co/Ja8e07CBYo
— Jennine Khalik (@jennineak) January 20, 2019
Compare this with Israel where, to quote The Times of Israel,
"While the murder is major news in Australia, it is not in Israel despite the fact that the two countries have comparable murder rates … no Israeli official has said anything of substance about the killing … while the murder is on the front page of leading Australian newspapers it merits merely a blip on the front page of Israel's dailies, as will most killings of a not-terror nature."
In the week after her death, the Israeli embassy in Canberra made contact with the family in Aiia's home town, Baqa al Gharbiyya, but there was no personal contact from anyone in the government until President Reuven Rivlin wrote to the family.
Baqa al Gharbiyya is not 'mostly Arab' as the Australian media, genuflecting to Israel as always, reported but wholly Palestinian. Until Israel began building its apartheid wall in 2000, there was one Baqa: now the wall cuts it into two, Baqa al Gharbiyya (western Baqa), inside pre-1967 Israel, and Baqa al Sharqiyya (eastern Baqa), inside the territories taken in 1967.
The young *Palestinian* student Aiia Maasarwe was heinously murdered in Australia, but virtually every media outlet is calling her "Israeli." Almost none mention she is a *Palestinian* citizen
Journalist @jennineak spoke with her family and confirmed they identify as Palestinian pic.twitter.com/B346I5M8Og
— Ben Norton (@BenjaminNorton) January 18, 2019
Writing in the Guardian, Jennine Khalik, a Sydney-based Palestinian, wrote that while it should not matter where the murdered young woman came from, it did. Either through ignorance or through deliberate suppression, the Australian media insisted that this young Palestinian was an 'Arab Israeli,' the official Israeli description of its Palestinian population, and a term rejected by almost all Palestinians.
In keeping with its drive to eradicate Palestine from the map, in every way and at every level, the government of Israel refuses to call its Palestinian population 'Palestinian.' It prefers the generic 'Arab' which means they come anywhere and could belong anywhere in the Middle East, except in their homeland.
The girl who was murdered in Melbourne today, #AiiaMaasarwe was Palestinian, the media is falsely labelling her #Israeli. To what end? pic.twitter.com/kvUoyp875N
— Partisangirl ?? (@Partisangirl) January 19, 2019
Haifa University professor Sami Smooha carried out a survey in 2017 which showed that only 16 percent of Palestinians living within pre-1967 Israel was willing to be called 'Arab Israelis.'
They have exactly the same attitude to their Palestinian identity as Palestinians living in the occupied West Bank, occupied Jerusalem and the occupied Gaza Strip. The Palestinians inside pre-1967 Israel are not living in a state of its citizens like other states but a state for and of the Jewish people. By legal definition they are second class, a status deliberately created by discriminatory laws at every level and now reinforced by the passage last year of the nation-state law.
This law, declaring that Israel is a Jewish nation-state, automatically excludes the Palestinian 17.5 per of the population, Sunni or Christian, plus all others (including the Druze who serve in the armed forces) who are not Jewish.
The law is the inevitable product of a racist ideology which never intended Jews to live peacefully with the Palestinians but to live in Palestine instead of them. The consequence has been an endless round of wars with and on neighboring states, plus deepening oppression of the Palestinian people in the further territories stolen in 1967, as well as oppression of Syrians in the occupied Golan. For Israel to survive as a Jewish state on stolen land this is as it must be.
I've been trying to think of what i could even say about this horrific and unfair story.
This is not the way your life was meant to end, she had so much ahead of her, so so much.
There are no words that can be ever be said.
Aiia Maasarwe, i am so sorry. ♥ pic.twitter.com/qIiFduEiwe
— Carly Heading (@carlyylalaa) January 18, 2019
By and large, this process is supported by the Israeli Jewish population, amongst whom racism has been deliberately inculcated by religious and political leaders to the level of hatred of Palestinians, delight in their suffering and endless justification when they are killed.
Let's get straight to a central issue here. Had the young woman murdered in Melbourne been Jewish, the media would have reported it entirely differently. The story would have been headlines, it would have run for days and there would have been interviews with the family plus phone calls and visits from senior members of the government.
As it was, little attention was paid to the murder in the media and nothing came to the family from the government until Reuven Rivlin sent his letter. From Netanyahu and senior members of the government, there still has been no personal word of condolence for Aiia's family.
The killing of Aiia can be contrasted with the response to the murder last October of Aisha al-Rabi. Ayesha, from the Nablus district village of Biddya, was in a car with her husband and a daughter when it was pelted with rocks thrown by youths from a nearby settlement.
These twisted youths, the young Zionist pioneers of the present generation, carrying forward the process of occupation and colonization, are hate-filled fanatics. They glory in the death or discomfort of Palestinians. They terrorize, they scrawl anti-Arab graffiti (not anti-Palestinian as they scarcely recognize the Palestinians as human beings let alone as Palestinian) on walls, they harass women and children, they destroy crops and olive trees, they commit acts of arson, they beat and occasionally they murder.
Ayesha rabi
A Palestinian mother of eight children
Stoned to death in her car by criminal Zionist occupiers pic.twitter.com/cibQa3HNWi
— محمد الشريف – غزة (@mdalshareif) October 13, 2018
Violence of this nature has tripled in the past year, with 482 'incidents' reported during the 12 months to December compared to 140 for the previous year.
Time to take a stand, one would think, but not in Israel. Even in the most extreme circumstances the violence every excuse is found for the lenient treatment of these settler youths.
Take for example the stoning of the car which killed Ayesha Rabi'a, the mother of eight children. Many stones were thrown, near the Tapuah checkpoint, not just one, and five youths from the nearby settlement yeshiva – a religious seminary where hatred of 'Arabs' seems to be high on the agenda – were arrested.
#Jewish Settlers Suspected of Killing #Palestinian Mother Released https://t.co/4WHI9zknJy @PalestineChron pic.twitter.com/AAsrNJe0SO
— Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) January 12, 2019
In a state of its citizens, one might expect messages of sympathy to flow towards the family of the murdered woman from senior members of the government. One might expect assurances that justice would be done and the killers punished to the full extent of the law but in an ostensible Jewish state the sympathy flowed in the other direction, towards the families of the youths accused of killing Ayesha.
They were visited by Ayelet Shaked, the so-called 'justice minister' in Netanyahu's coalition government, a vicious racist by any definition.
In 2015 Shaked paid a similar visit to the families of the youths accused of firebombing a Palestinian home at Douma in July, killing three members of the Dawabshe family, husband, and wife and their 18-month-old son Ali, with only five-year-old Ahmad surviving.
Shaked man expressed her sympathy with the families' plight and encouraged one mother to 'stay strong.'
There was no visit by Shaked or anyone else in the Israeli government to the relatives of the murdered Palestinian family. While public outrage was expressed in demonstrations, settlers continued to celebrate the murders. At a Jewish wedding in Jerusalem in late 2015, guests brandishing Molotov cocktails, knives and guns danced around holding photos above their heads of Ali Dawabsheh which they then proceeded to stab and burn. The persecution of the Dawabsheh family by settlers continued, with a family house being destroyed in May 2018.
In June 2018 the 'Lod' (Lydda – ethnically cleansed in 1948) district court ruled out some of the confessions of the accused youths on the grounds that they had been obtained under torture. One of the defendants who had confessed to previous acts of arson, vandalism and the scrawling of hate graffiti on walls was released to house arrest.
Outside the court several dozen 'hilltop youth' celebrated, taunting the Dawabsheh grandfather with cries of 'Where's Ali? There's no Ali. Ali is on the grill.' When Reuven Rivlin condemned Jewish terror he received a spate of death threats. The case against the main defendant continues.
Israeli settlers taunt family of murdered Palestinian baby
Video footage of Israelis taunting the family of 18-month old Palestinian baby, Ali Dawabsheh, who was burnt to death in 2015 after his home was set on fire by illegal Jewish settlers. ?? The Zionist occupiers chanted: "Where is Ali? Ali's dead" Ali's on the grill!"
Posted by 5Pillars on Friday, June 22, 2018
Ayalet Shaked was a member of the Jewish Home party until she broke away recently and founded, along with Naftali Bennett, who also split from the Jewish Home, the Heyemin Hehadash (New Right) party.
This new grouping is being misleadingly defined as 'conservative'. In fact, it is violently rightwing and racist, effectively a Jewish fascist party. Bennett has boasted of killing 'Arabs', while Shaked, like many Zionist racists before her, has compared the Palestinians to snakes.
In the meantime, while all of this goes on inside occupied Palestine, the retiring Israeli army chief, Gadi Eisenkot, has boasted that Israel has carried out thousands of air attacks on Syria in recent years, attacking, in fact, almost on a daily basis.
Many of these attacks have been carried out from Lebanese air space. Some have been made behind the radar shield of civilian aircraft, once behind a Russian military aircraft which was then shot down by Syrian air defenses. A frequent target has been installations around Damascus international airport, prompting the Syrian ambassador at the UN, Bashar al Ja'afiri, to warn that if the UN does not intervene, Syria might be forced to retaliate against Tel Aviv airport.
Eisenkot was the author of the 'Dahiye doctrine' according to which the aerial destruction visited on the Beirut suburb of Dahiya – the political headquarters of Hizbullah – in 2006 will be carried out across Lebanon in the next war.
Israel is also campaigning again for war on Iran if it does not start one by its attacks on Syria. Internally and externally, this racist and violent state, a time bomb planted in the Middle East by the British a century ago, is destined to erupt cataclysmically at some point in the future.
Late news: the youth who killed Ayesha al Rabia' has been prosecuted with the lesser charge of manslaughter. In other words, when heaving a two-kilogram rock through the windscreen of her car he didn't intend to kill her. Maybe just maim her. Already all the youths, through their lawyers, involved have complained of torture under interrogation. On the basis of previous experience, we can guess how this will play out. The trial will be protracted. Character evidence will be given by teachers and rabbis. He is such a good boy. This was out of character, a moment of foolishness. There will be sympathy for the parents. The boy will be sentenced, perhaps two or three years in prison, but in less than a year he will be released to house arrest, i.e. allowed to live at home and lead a normal life, surrounded by his settler family, congratulated by the vicious pack of youths he runs around with, while elsewhere on the West Bank eight children are being brought up without a mother.
– Jeremy Salt taught at the University of Melbourne, at Bosporus University in Istanbul and Bilkent University in Ankara for many years, specializing in the modern history of the Middle East. Among his recent publications is his 2008 book, The Unmaking of the Middle East. A History of Western Disorder in Arab Lands (University of California Press). He contributed this article to PalestineChronicle.com.
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The Proposal Story
Hello, loves! Maybe you noticed, maybe you didn't, but I took a little break away from the blog. With the holidays always being so busy with travel, family, and everything else in between, like getting ENGAGED, I needed to take some personal time.
Yep, I got engaged!
I'm sure some of you already saw it on social media. But keep reading for the full scoop on how it happened. :)
The proposal happened on Thursday, December 20th. Exact time? I was one fruity, delicious drink in and too excited to care. Tad's friend owns a fun local cocktail bar downtown, Hello Marjorie, which is where it happened. He had his friend text me about a week prior asking if I wanted to help model for a photoshoot they were doing for a new bar they are opening in the spring.
Of course I thought a photoshoot sounded fun, so I was all in for it! The photographer for the "photoshoot" was another one of Tad's friends, Adam White. Thankfully, Adam told me we would be doing a lot of up close drink shots, so I made sure to get my nails done.
It wasn't till about two days before the shoot that Adam asked me if Tad would be available to join. At first I didn't think anything about it because Adam said they want a male in some of the shots, too. I thought that made total sense!
When the day came, though, the thought of a proposal did run cross my mind. But I didn't want to get myself all psyched out if that's not what was going on, so I talked myself out of it.
When I first got there, we started at the bar (Adam was so good at playing it cool--I had no idea!). After a few shots there, we moved over to these fun pink couches. Meanwhile, Hello Marjorie was getting busy, which doesn't usually bother me since I'm used to taking photos in public for my blog, but for some reason I was kind of nervous. I think maybe the idea of a proposal was still in the back of my mind!
Adam directed me to look away so he could get some good profile shots. Tad was so smooth, I didn't even hear or feel him come near me! The next four photos are my reactions as I turned back around.
At first I saw Tad there next to me but didn't realized what was in his hand. So yes, I was shocked. He definitely surprised me! I think he was nervous too, I could tell because his hands were shaking. It's crazy to think about how fast it all happened!
I had to put the ring on my own finger because, like I said earlier, he was shaking. It's funny to think about how much pressure and anticipation leads up to a proposal, on both sides. You think you might know exactly what you want to say, but when it actually happens, you're just so caught up in the moment. You're taking it all in. Time almost feels like it freezes in a way.
Apparently, the bartenders were in on this because right after it happened, they had a bottle of champagne brought out to us. Adam snapped a few more photos of us before heading out, then we enjoyed our one-on-one time, relishing our moment.
It's truly mind-blowing how much life can change in a year. Tad and I have had a very up and down relationship over the years, but I don't think either of us say that with embarrassment or insecurity. It's made is who we are and it landed us here, back together and truly happier than we've ever been. More confident in ourselves and who we are as individuals, which has translated into the relationship I never knew we could have.
So, cheers to love and happiness!
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...which is what it is here in southcentral Pennsylvania.
This four-inch-wide illustration once belonged to a girl name named Elsie, per the cursive handwriting on the back.
Here are some previous posts with illustrations of people reading. Browse them, if you wish. But, after that, my best recommendation for you today is to get offline, grab a book, find a cozy spot and do some reading!


Should I Work Abs Everyday?
[Personal Trainer] You mentioned earlier that you felt it was necessary to train your abs every day. I'm going to ask you why. [College Student] I just, I just feel like you're exercising and taking all this protein, and consuming all these carbs, and I know on a guy it typically goes right here. [Personal Trainer] For sure.
[College Student] That's why I'm concerned. I don't want to lose like my six pack. So, that's what I do abs every day.
[Personal Trainer] So, you're saying, first of all any weight loss are fat loss is a function of calorie burning, do you agree upon that point, yes? [College Student] Ah, weight loss yes.
[Personal Trainer] It's energy, yes. You burn more energy than you take in; and your gonna to lose weight hopefully in the form of fat. So, agree with me on that point?
[Personal Trainer] Okay, now your argument is that you're going to do more ab work to keep the midsection tighter, implying that you're burning more energy doing more ab work. Well, I'm going to tell you that if you want to keep the midsection tighter, your better suited doing cardiovascular exercise, or anything but abs because the amount of calories that you're going to burn during a crunch or 100 sets of crunches - for that matter - is like a drop in the ocean compared to 20 minutes on the treadmill. [College Student] Hmm. Okay.
[Personal Trainer] So, you see why using that argument, daily ab training really doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Now, if you were to use the reasoning that you're on a train your abs every day in order to get my abs more muscular, (which a lot of people do)... [College Student] I like that, yeah.
[Personal Trainer] That's completely different. That has nothing to do with body fat, per se. That's actually adding muscle to the abdominals. I would follow up with another question: if you were to train your abs once a day for maximal development, would train your arms once a day? [College Student] um.
[Personal Trainer] That was a trick question. [Personal Trainer] No, feel free to answer. [College Student] In my past routine, yeah. [Personal Trainer] But, has it worked? Well Nik you haven't gained a pound in a year.
[College Student] I haven't gained weight, but I've been able to lift more. [Personal Trainer] Well, that's good. That is good. A lot of strength is a function of just your nervous system getting better at moving the movement, which is kind of them point I'm trying to make.
In order to get a muscle grow, you need to stimulate it with an intense workout. And the growth process happens days or even a week after you have initiated that process in motion.
Ditto for Abdominals. You can look at muscle fiber composition of all of various muscle groups and come up with a trend of which muscle groups respond more to intense very intermittent work and which muscle groups respond more to more consistent, lower intensity work. And the abs have very very high proportion of - traditionally - fast twitch muscle fibers. Calves on the other hand, you can get away with training every single day and you'll get a fair amount of development.
Problem is, most people have these nice tight tone and very underdeveloped abdominals - the result of training them everyday.
So, you're gonna give it a try and if that doesn't work fantastic for you, we'll talk about maybe training them twice a week. I'm not so set in stone that we won't give you a little bit leeway. But, daily training for any body part even if its calves is a bit too much.


The world is watching, and Jesus tells us how they will know His followers.
In light of all that Jesus did for us on the cross, do you really think it matters who is right and who is wrong?
…Then the men stepped forward, seized Jesus and arrested him. With that, one of Jesus' companions reached for his sword, drew it out and struck the servant of the high priest, cutting off his ear.
…"What shall I do, then, with Jesus who is called the Messiah?" Pilate asked.
…Then the governor's soldiers took Jesus into the Praetorium and gathered the whole company of soldiers around him. They stripped him and put a scarlet robe on him, and then twisted together a crown of thorns and set it on his head. They put a staff in his right hand. Then they knelt in front of him and mocked him. "Hail, king of the Jews!" they said. They spit on him, and took the staff and struck him on the head again and again. After they had mocked him, they took off the robe and put his own clothes on him. Then they led him away to crucify him….
…After the Sabbath, at dawn on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to look at the tomb.
Put things into perspective, doesn't it? That the Son of God would lay down His life and war against Hell for the sake of… correct doctrine ? I just can't fathom that. There is a bigger picture, and while we are but precious threads being interwoven into the tapestry of eternity, the Creator sees and knows all. Doctrine-Schmoctrine. There should only be one: Jesus. And time and again, He called for Love.
Take care fellow human beings. Be kind.


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