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Q: Reuse of redirect-action in struts.xml? I have multiple actions that after completion redirect back to a general page (showStuff). I'm looking for a way to NOT repeat the list of parameters for every redirect-action.
What I have is this:
<action name="doThis" class="com.domain.package.MyAction" method="doThis">
    <result type="redirectAction">
        <param name="actionName">showStuff</param>
        <param name="parse">true</param>
        <param name="selectedYear">${selectedYear}</param>
        <param name="selectedMonth">${selectedMonth}</param>
        <param name="selectedDay">${selectedDay}</param>
    </result>
</action>
<action name="doThat" class="com.domain.package.MyAction" method="doThat">
    <result type="redirectAction">
        <param name="actionName">showStuff</param>
        <param name="parse">true</param>
        <param name="selectedYear">${selectedYear}</param>
        <param name="selectedMonth">${selectedMonth}</param>
        <param name="selectedDay">${selectedDay}</param>
    </result>
</action>

I would like to keep the parameter list within the showStuff action definition, and then use is like so:
<action name="doThis" class="com.domain.package.MyAction" method="doThis">
    <result type="redirectAction">
        <param name="actionName">showStuff</param>
    </result>
</action>
<action name="doThat" class="com.domain.package.MyAction" method="doThat">
    <result type="redirectAction">
        <param name="actionName">showStuff</param>
    </result>
</action>

Is it possible?

A: There are a few options.
Honestly, I'd skip most of my workarounds, and put them into session.
Once they're in session, create an interceptor and interface (Dateable or something). In the interceptor check the session for the variables (see below) and if the action is a Dateable, set them on the action, and you're done.
Another option is to encapsulate these variables as a date and either use the built-in converter or use your own converter. Then you'd only need a single parameter. This option would work with the interceptor idea as well.

A: As it turns out, it is very much possible. This is how you do it:
Add a global result:
<global-results>
    <result name="show-stats" type="redirectAction">
        <param name="actionName">showStats</param>
        <param name="parse">true</param>
        <param name="selectedYear">${selectedYear}</param>
        <param name="selectedMonth">${selectedMonth}</param>
        <param name="selectedDay">${selectedDay}</param>
  </result>

And then for the actions:
<action name="doThis" class="com.domain.package.MyAction" method="doThis"/>
<action name="doThat" class="com.domain.package.MyAction" method="doThat"/>

Finally in the java code, just:
return "show-stats";

And you're done.
As a sidenote, why do I have to spend so much time trying to adhere to the very basic DRY principle? Aren't all these frameworks supposed to .. you know.. simplify stuff? Just wondering...

A: I was facing the same problem with an endless list of params getting longer and longer, repeated in several places. What I ended up doing was that I created an external file and declared it in struts.xml as an entity then included it instead of repeating all the params
This goes in the doctype tag
<!ENTITY referenceName SYSTEM "fileName">

Then you include it like so
&referenceName;


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Schuyler County, Illinois, Schuyler County Public Schools
SchuylerCounty Public Schools
The history of the publicschools of Schuyler County is coincident with that of the State of Illinois,and it must ever be a source of local pride to know that, at the firstmeeting of the County Commissioners, held on July 7, 1825, plans were madefor the organization of a school district, and by petition the same wasregularly formed two weeks later.
The wisdom and foresightof the pioneers of Illinois was shown most clearly in their endeavor toestablish a system of public schools at a time when the cause of populareducation was by no means popular. The foundations for free schools, thuslaid, commands our admiration and surprise, and the names of the earlysupporters of popular education should be unperishable in the records ofthe county, and it is our purpose to thus aid in honoring the pioneer supportersof the great free school system.
Schuyler County was formedand granted powers of local gevernment by the Illinois Legislature in 1825,and in January of that year there was passed the first State School Law,under which the district in this county was formed some six months later.The development of the most excellent school system of the State rendersit somewhat superfluous to cite reasons for the enactment of this law,but in the preamble of the first school law of 1825, they are set forthmost lucidly as follows:
"To enjoy our rights andliberties, we must understand them; their security and protection oughtto be the first object of a free people; and it is a well established factthat no nation has continued long in the enjoyment of civil and politicalfreedom, which was not both virtuous and enlightened; and believing thatthe advancement of literature always has been, and ever will be, the meansof developing more fully the rights of man, that the mind of every citizenin a republic is the common property of society, and constitutes the basisof its strength and happiness; it is, therefore, considered the peculiarduty of a free government like ours to encourage and extend the improvementand cultivation of the intellectual energies of the whole; therefore, acommon school, or schools, shall be established in each county of thisState."
The growth and developmentof the schools of Schuyler County may be said to date back to the winterof 1823-24, for scarcely had half a dozen families located within a radiusof three or four miles and secured indispensable shelter in their primitivelog-cabins, before effort was made to provide a means of education forthe children.
The first school taught inthe county was at the home of Calvin Hobart in the winter of 1823-24, whereWilliam H. Taylor, then a young man who had come to the county with thefirst settlers, acted as teacher. His pupils probably did not exceed sixin number, for there was but a small settlement made that year.
At the meeting of CountyCommissioners held on July 22, 1825, a petition was presented asking forthe organization of a school district, and the petition was granted andthe district formed as follows: "Beginning at the N. E. cor. of Sec. 4,2 N., 1 W., thence west to N. W. cor. of Sec. 1, 2 N., 2 W., thence southof the S. W. corner of Sec. 36, thence east to the S. E. corner of Sec.33, thence north to place of beginning." The district thus formed includedthe west half of Rushville Township within its boundary.
Jonathan D. Manlove, oneof the early pioneer settlers and among the first school teachers of thecounty, tells of the attempt to establish free schools in Schuyler Countyin 1826. He says: "The first school house in the county was built nearBenj. Chadsey's in 1826. A log house was put up and, perhaps, covered,but no school was ever taught in it. It was built under a very imperfectlaw, the first in the State that was called a free school law. But at thatearly period the same difficulty in regard to the ways and means and locationof school houses existed that too often yet exist, and the school housewas never finished because of ignorance and prejudice then extant."
In the summer of 1826, however,a school was taught on Section 16 by Miss Sophronia Chadsey and anotherby Mr. Manlove at his cabin. In a letter to the Schuyler Citizen, in 1881,Mr. Manlove thus describes his pioneer school: "My mind reverts back tothe summer of 1826, when I taught a school in a log cabin, where Mr. Little'shouse now stands northeast of Rushville. The cabin was the largest onein the county, and had been occupied by a family not censurable for theGodly virtue of cleanliness, and was infested with a numerous progeny ofbugs, whose odorous perfume was not pleasant to the olfactories of teacheror pupils. They had prior possession, and had fortified and were takingpossession of the books and dinner baskets. We were compelled to declarea war of extermination. We procured a large iron kettle, and when readywith boiling water, all hands moved on the enemies' works, and after along and bloody battle, succeeded in destroying all their army, excepta very considerable number of stragglers that returned early to their well-knownand impregnable hidings. Peace reigned in Warsaw, the six-inch bencheswere again occupied, and the daily supply of musk melons, which was furnishedby the teacher, was eaten; and all were happy and contented."
The growth of the publicschool system, as now understood, was slow, and in a quarter of a centuryafter the settlement of the county it had made but little progress in Schuyler.It is true there were schools taught, but they were the result of purelyvoluntary effort either of an individual or of a few associated persons,and the master was paid by the parents whose children attended the school,a one-room log cabin, whose only furniture was a teacher's desk and rudeseats fashioned from the slabs of logs with pegs driven into holes nearthe end for legs. Text books were few and did full duty where there happenedto be several children in one family. The children went to school wearingjeans and linsey, and it was not uncommon for the boys to be attired inbuckskin pantaloons and coon-skin caps.
It was in such fashion theschools were begun, and they have been steadily improved in material comforts,facilities and elegance, and in culture, training and efficiency of teachers,until we reasonably and justly boast a school equipment throughout thecounty as complete and thorough as that of any county in our great State.
In reviewing the historyof the schools of Schuyler county we will first consider those of the cityof Rushville, where the growth from the rude log-cabin to the finely gradedschools of the present day present a most interesting study. The evolutionof the educational system was not accomplished without strife and bitterwarfare, but this is accounted for as more a difference of personal opinionthan an effort to embarrass the cause of education. The early pioneerswere men of earnest purpose and strong determination and, when differencesof opinion arose as to public school management, there was bitter internecinewarfare that, in some cases, lasted for years to the detriment of the rapidlygrowing system of education.
The first building erectedfor school purposes in Rushville was a small one-story brick house thatstood where the Christian church now stands. It was erected in the early'thirties, and one of the first, if not the first, of the teachers wasLevi Lusk. In the winter of 1837-38, Upton Smith organized a subscriptionschool and occupied the attic of the old Methodist Episcopal church withhis classes. The attic was divided into two rooms, and the boys' departmentoccupied the north room, while the girls were taught by a lady teacherin the south room. A few years later I. S. Wright and daughter taught inthe same building. Another one of the early teachers was a Mr. Shetland,a man of brilliant mind and attainments whose career was cut short by dissipation,and he died soon afterwards. Miss Rebecca Davis taught a school in theearly 'forties on the south side of East Washington about a half a blockfrom the square. Miss Sarah McMacken, of Jacksonville, taught in a logschool building that was located on West Lafayette Street, between whereMrs. Little's and Dr. Ball's houses now stand, and Mrs. Houghland taughtin a log cabin located a little farther west. Mrs. Joseph Haskell was anotherof the pioneer teachers who had a school where the court house now stands.
Of the old pioneer teacherswho taught subscription schools in Rushville in the 'forties Edward Bertholflived to see the development of the present day. Mr. Bertholf taught inthe old Methodist Church, and among his pupils was Francis Drake, who afterwardsbecame Governor of Iowa.
Following the era of smallsubscription schools we find that Rushville had its Western Seminary, CottageSeminary, Female Academy, Scripps' Academy, The Seminary, M. E. ChurchHigh School, and Parrott High School, all of which flourished and thrivedfor a time, but eventually gave way before the progress of the system offree schools which eventually resulted in the formation of the RushvilleUnion Schools.
On June 25, 1845, John Clarke,Lycurgus I. Kimball, George B. Rogers, Roland M. Worthington, James G.McCreery, Abraham Tolle, William E. Withrow, Joseph Montgomery and JamesL. Anderson purchased the lot where the Webster School building now standsand built The Seminary. The school was in charge of Alonzo J. Sawyer, afterwardsprominent in educational work in Chicago, with Miss Amelia Dayton and MissMatilda M. Williams as assistants. The rates of tuition ranged from $2.50to $6, for a term of eleven weeks. Later teachers in this school were:R. H. Griffith, Miss Sophia Barber, Dr. Thomas C. Nichols, Dr. J. A. Speed,Mr. Lucas, G. W. Scripps, Mr. English, George I. Ramsey, Miss Lydia Ramsey,Henry Smither and others.
Rushville was not withoutits public schools during this period, but they were small and no effortwas made to teach anything but the elementary branches, and the situationwas further complicated by reason of the fact that the city was in twoseparate school districts. It was when an endeavor was made to unite districts8 and 9, and form the present Union School District, that passion ran riot,and it had its culmination in a pitched battle, which took place at theSeminary on May 11, 1858, that was participated in by a number of Rushville'sleading citizens.
It appears that DistrictNo. 9 had purchased the Seminary building in 1855 and that District No.8 had come into possession of the Parrott School building. District No.8 had one hundred more pupils than district 9, while the latter had $75,000more taxable property, and they resisted the effort made to unite the twodistricts.
After the two districts wereunited by a vote of the people, some of the leading citizens of DistrictNo. 9 met and resolved to regain possession of their property, but theDirectors of No. 8, getting news of their intention, entered the buildingat night, nailed down the windows and barred the doors. The Directors ofNo. 9 gained possession the day following, when the former occupants decidedto take the building by storm and armed themselves with rails to batterdown the doors. This led to a general melee, and the Sheriff of the countywas called upon to establish peace. The matter was afterwards taken intocourt and was carried to the Illinois Supreme Court, where a decision wasrendered that declared the union of the two districts legal and the costswere assessed against District No. 9. Eleven years later, by the unionof District No. 3, in Buena Vista Township, and District No. 8, the RushvilleUnion School District was formed and was granted a special charter by theIllinois Legislature, the same being approved March 30, 1869.
Thus was the formation laidfor carrying forward the work of free schools in the city of Rushville,and, out of the turmoil and strife that had existed for a score of years,there developed a united support of the public schools which has ever sincecontinued and has resulted in the building up of the splendid school systemof the present day.
The first Board of Educationin the Rushville Union School District was composed of the following gentlemen:William H. Ray, Thomas Wilson, W. W. Wells, R. H. Griffith and W. S. Irvin.They went to work at once to provide a suitable school building and, duringthe year 1870, a three-story brick building was erected on the site ofThe Seminary at a cost of $45,000. This building served for school purposesuntil destroyed by fire in September, 1893. On the site of the old buildingthe handsome and modern Webster School building was erected at a cost of$25,000. In the latter 'eighties the growth of the city made it necessaryto provide additional room, and the old Baptist church, in the same block,was purchased and used for primary grades. Again in 1893 there was needfor still greater expansion, and a two-story brick building was erectedin the east part of the city at a cost of $8,000, which is used for primarygrade pupils.
The Rushville Union Schoolswere graded by John F. Gowdy, in 1869, and, in 1871, when the new buildingwas first occupied, they were brought to a high standard of excellenceby J. M. Coyner. He was succeeded as superintendent by John Hobbs. In 1875,H. A. Smith was put in charge and the following year the first class graduatedfrom the Rushville High School. Mr. Smith established the school on a solideducational basis and continued as Superintendent until 1887, when he wassucceeded by Nathan T. Veatch and, for fourteen years, the schools mademost excellent progress under his direction. Henry H. Edmunds, was Superintendentfrom 1901 to 1907, when he resigned to go to Clinton, Ill. L. T. Shaw,was Superintendent in 1907-08, and he was succeeded by C. E. Knapp, whois now in charge.
The following history ofthe country schools of Schuyler County was compiled by Prof. H. A. Smith,who was Superintendent of the Rushville High School from 1875 to 1887:
The first school in OaklandTownship was taught by a Mr. Preston in a log cabin built by FrederickNoble, on the southeast quarter of Section 24, in the summer of 1835. Scholarsin attendance were Abner and William, children of Richard Ashcraft; Harriet,daughter of William Burress; Rebecca and Nancy, children of Josiah Downer;Benjamin, Martha Ann, Sarah Jane and Joseph S., children of Joseph Logan;and the three children of the teacher. The school term was three months,and subscription rate was $1.50 per month. Oakland Township sold her schoolland in June, 1837.
Thomas Bronaugh taught thefirst school in Littleton in a deserted cabin in the summer of 1835. Thepupils were: Julia, Margaret, John and Ephraim L., children of David Snyder;Martha, Nancy, Evaline and Ludwell, children of Elijah M. Wilson; Elizaand Benjamin, children of R. P. Applegate; Andrew Wycoff, a nephew, andJohn, Thomas, Jacob, Daniel and Asher, children of Garrett Wycoff; Jane,Eliza, Ann and Tolbert, children of William H. Crawford. The first schoolhouse was built on the southwest quarter of Section 19, in 1838, and SamuelHorney was teacher. Littleton sold her school land in 1840.
The first school in BrooklynTownship was taught by Richard Kellough in a log cabin in the village in1837. The first school house was built in 1842. The school section wassold March 25, 1841.
The first school in BirminghamTownship was taught in a log cabin in the village by William Neill in thewinter of 1837. The following named persons were appointed by the SchuylerCounty Commissioner's Court trustees for the school land of 3 N., 4 W.;William Dron, James G. King and J. G. Graham. On petition the SixteenthSection was sold April 7, 1847.
Mr. Kimball, an old man fromKentucky, taught a school in a small cabin south of Huntsville in 1835-36.There were three windows covered by leather, which was fastened up duringthe day to permit the light to pass in between the logs, and were closedat night. The teacher permitted all to study aloud. Jeremiah Brisco taughtthe first school in Huntsville in 1836, in a log cabin built for the purposethat season. He taught the same school for several terms.
Huntsville has had many excellentteachers. Miss Mary Hart of Connecticut taught the school south of Huntsvilleduring the summer of 1836. H. E. Bryant, afterwards banker at Bement, MissEunice Kimbal, an eastern lady, and Alvin Bacon, each taught several termsat Huntsville. Miss Letitia Biscoe taught in a log cabin near Shilo. Thewindows of this cabin consisted of an opening between the logs, which wasprotected by a board fastened up with a strap. The first frame school housein Huntsville was built about 1840. The township school land was sold April8, 1839.
The first school in CamdenTownship was taught by John Thornhill in 1836 in a neglected cabin builtby a squatter in 1835 on Section 18. The second school was taught in thewinter of 1838-39 by George L. Gray. On Christmas Day Mr. Gray was fastenedout by the big boys until he would promise to treat to a toddy. He finallyyielded and furnished the money, when a boy by the name of Brown went towhatis now Brooklyn for the whiskey. The toddy was made in buckets and theteacher and pupils enjoyed it together and harmony was restored. The ratefor tuition was $1.50 per quarter. John Anderson taught in the northernpart of what is now the village of Camden in 1839. A brief descriptionof this school house, may, with very few changes, apply equally well toany of our early "temples of learning" in which the youth were wont towoo the Goddess of Wisdom.
It was built of logs, aswere all the houses at that time. The fireplace occupied nearly the wholeof one side of the room and a recess in the wall. After reaching a heightof about six feet, the logs were placed straight across that side of theroom, and the chimney of sticks was continued up on the outside of thehouse. It had a pincheon floor and seats, and greased paper placed betweenthe logs for windows. The large boys cut and carried the wood for the fire.Camden Township sold her school land in October, 1837.
The first school house inSchuyler was built in Buena Vista Township in 1828 on the northwest quarterof Section 1, and Robert Sexton taught a two-months' term. On May 10, 1830,Samuel L. Dark commenced a six-months' term on the northeast quarter ofSection 22. In 1843-44 he taught at the cross-roads. The subscription rateswere paid in various kinds of produce; one patron agreeing to pay a certainnumber of bushels of wheat, another a certain number of bushels of oats,etc. It was not always the easiest matter to collect in those days, andthe teacher employed Jacob Snyder to collect for him. Another teacher ofthe same school was Mr. Wheadon. Instead of the usual mottoes around theroom, each pupil could read the penalty for certain offenses–so many lashesfor talking aloud; so many lashes for fighting; so many lashes for quarrellinggoing to or from school, and other rules with the penalty.
Buena Vista has the largestschool fund of any township in the county, owning to the foreclosing ofits mortgage and reselling of a portion of its school section after ithad advanced in price. The section was first sold in April, 1838.
The first school in BrowningTownship was taught by a man from Tennessee in 1835 in a small log cabinbuilt by Nathan Glover. This was the second township to sell its schoolsection, which was done October 29, 1833, by Alfred Wallace and John M.Campbell, Trustees.
The first session of schoolin Hickory Township was taught by a Mr. Sheldon in 1838, in a cabin builton the bluffs. There were but two small fractions of Section 16 in thistownship.
The first school in Frederickwas held in a private cabin built by Horatio Benton. The first school housewas built in 1846, a small one-story frame building, afterwards used asa town hall.
The first school in Bainbridgewas in a log cabin built for the purpose on Section 22, about the year1830. The first teachers were John Keeton, a Mr. Sexton, John Parker, JosephBell and James M. Stevens. John Greene taught school in the winter of 1835-36in a log cabin built on the northeast quarter of Section 1. Samuel Haines,James Lawler and Nathan Winshall were appointed trustees at the June termof court, 1836. The school land was sold December 5, 1836.
The first school in WoodstockTownship was taught by John Taylor in 1827. The first school in the northernpart of the township was taught by Charles Hatfield, in 1833, in a housebuilt that fall of elm poles in an elm grove near Joshua Griffith's. Thepupils and teacher mixed the mud on the floor of the school house, afterschool began, with which they daubed the house at recesses and noon. Pupilsin attendance were William T. and Isaac Black, children of Richard Black;Sarah and Rebecca, children of Jacob Fowler; Houston and Elihu, childrenof Allen Alexander; James and Thomas, children of Isaac Sanders; Anderson,Isaac S. and Pressly, children of Mrs. Amelia S. Riley. The day beforeChristmas Anderson and Pressly Riley took the teacher out and wallowedhim in snow and left him tied, because he would not treat to whiskey. Theteacher treated to two gallons of whiskey on New Year's.
In the same school housetaught Thomas Binkly, Mr. Johnson, Enoch Boughton, Faunton Muse, and RobertGlenn.
While the strife for theChristmas treat was going on, when Mr. Muse was teacher, he attempted todescend the spacious chimney, when one of the boys threw water on the coalsin the fireplace which nearly caused him to fall, but he managed to crawlout and promised the usual treat.
Robert Glenn spent much ofhis time in reading law, while the pupils amused themselves. One day, desiringto obtain some young squirrels in the top of a dry tree, about one hundredyards from the school house, the pupils built a fire around the tree inthe morning and agreed to run when they heard it fall. On hearing the treefall, all ran without asking permission except two small boys. When theyreturned, the teacher looked up and asked them if they had got back.
Excerpted from HistoricalEncyclopedia of Illinois and History of Schuyler County, 1908, editedby Howard F. Dyson.
Transcribed by Robin Petersenfor Schuyler County ILGenWeb
Copyright 1999-2001 RobinL. W. Petersen; all rights reserved. For personal use only. Commercialuse of the information contained in these pages is strictly prohibitedwithout prior permission. If copied, this copyright must appear with theinformation.
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Monsanto Admits "Hubris", but Still Beats the Same Drum
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The article below is interesting. A Monsanto exec admits that they "never thought" about these aberrations of agriculture fit into the food chain, but he still holds to the disproven idea that GMO's are necessary to feed a larger population. Answer: More smaller diversified farms with better access to market.
I guess it's kind of good news, so I just wanted to share it with you!
Monsanto chief admits 'hubris' is to blame for public fears over GM
Monsanto CEO : 'We never thought about our place in the food chain'
The American company that produced the world's first genetically modified crop has admitted for the first time that its "hubris" in promoting the technology contributed to a consumer backlash against genetically modified food.
Speaking to The Independent, the chief executive of Monsanto conceded that the company had failed to appreciate public concerns over GM technology when it was introduced nearly 20 years ago.
And he also said that the company had suffered by making "the wrong call" when it failed to rebrand itself in the aftermath of the botched launch of GM in Europe.
But Hugh Grant claimed that unless public attitudes towards biotechnology changed it would be impossible to feed the world's growing population and called for a more nuanced debate on the potential uses for GM technology in the developing world.
"There never had been a lot of trust in companies, particularly not big companies and certainly not big American companies," he said.
There is no compelling evidence to suggest that genetically modified crops are any more harmful than conventionally grown food There is no compelling evidence to suggest that genetically modified crops are any more harmful than conventionally grown food (Getty)
"[But] we were so far removed from that supermarket shelf, that was never something we gave a lot of thought to. We never thought about our place in the food chain."
"I think as an agricultural community in general – and Monsanto in particular – there is so much more to do to explain where food comes from and how it is produced and how much more we're going to have to make."
The Independent visited Monsanto to speak to its senior executives as part of a series on GM food.
Asked how the company had dealt with public concerns over the introduction of the first GM varieties 20 years ago, Mr Grant replied: "Hubris and naivety. They are sort of opposite sides of the same coin. We did really cool science and we worked within global regulatory requirements. From where we were the conversation with consumers was an abstract."
But he claimed that companies like Monsanto would be needed if the world was to feed a growing population. "If you look at (farming) growth in the last 15 years, about 70 per cent came from new land cultivation. When you go from six to nine billion over the next 30/40 years there is no new land. Can you do it without biotech? I don't think so."
Monsanto's research centre in Missouri Monsanto's research centre in Missouri (Polaris)
Mr Grant hoped some form of consensus could be found between environmentalists and big biotech companies. "There is a middle ground in all this and if the shrill noise could die down my hope is there is an opportunity to engage in this. Maybe this is optimism but I think there is a chance that we are going to look back fondly and say, 'God – some of those arguments. They were intellectually interesting but practically ridiculous'."
Addressing European anti-GM activists who have long targeted Monsanto as the face of the biotech industry, Mr Grant said they had to explain how the world could be fed without such technologies. "I would say (to them), if you step back from your daily life – and Tesco or Waitrose or Sainsbury's – and you think about your kids and your grandchildren, then if not this, then what? How are we going to crack this thing? If Monsanto and this entire industry did not exist then what would the alternative would look like."
Mr Grant added that he was also frustrated that the anti-GM lobby had failed to adequately answer the question of how to feed more people with finite land without using new technology. "The thing that often frustrates me in the debate is that there is never an alternative… The other side of this is still pretty empty."
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On July 15, 2014, in response to the driest three-year period of precipitation statewide, California's State Water Resources Control Board implemented emergency regulations designed to limit outdoor irrigation and eliminate water waste. On March 27, 2015 the SWRCB announced additional emergency regulations, and on April 1, 2015, Governor Brown issued an Executive Order calling for statewide water use reductions. SWRCB announced new statewide conservation measures which were implemented by the Office of Administrative Law on May 18, 2015.
California entered its fifth year of historic drought in 2016, and on February 11, 2016, SWRCB extended restrictions through October 31, 2016 due to ongoing drought conditions, while providing water suppliers more flexibility in meeting their conservation requirements. SWRCB recognized the Claude "Bud" Lewis Carlsbad Desalination Plant as a drought-resilient water supply and reduced the state-mandated targets for conservation by 8 percent region wide. This reduced OMWD's mandatory reduction from 32 percent below 2013 usage to a 24 percent decrease effective March 1, 2016.
On May 9, 2016, Governor Brown signed Executive Order B-37-16 ordering the State Water Resource Control Board to adjust emergency water conservation regulations through the end of January 2017, and to permanently prohibit practices that waste potable water.
On May 18, 2016, the State Water Resources Control Board adopted an emergency regulation that called for water agencies to self-certify their conservation target based off a supply and demand approach, accounting for three years of future drought conditions. San Diego County Water Authority, the region's wholesaler and source of 100 percent of OMWD's potable water supply, determined that local supply would meet regional demand based on this data and underlying analysis. OMWD self-certified as a regional group with SDCWA's member agencies for a conservation standard of 0 percent.
At its July 20, 2016 meeting, OMWD's Board of Directors unanimously approved moving out of a Level 2 Water Supply Shortage and into a Level 1 Water Supply Condition. In addition, the board approved moving from Level 2 water rates to Level 1 water rates, effective with the July 31, 2016 bills.
On November 30, 2016, state agencies released a draft report addressing elements of Governor Brown's Executive Order B-37-16. The order requires five state agencies to develop a framework for water use in California. The public agencies consist of California Department of Water Resources, State Water Resources Control Board, California Energy Commission, California Public Utilities Commission, and California Department of Food and Agriculture. The draft plan proposes long-term regulations to reduce water use in California that include adopting permanent water use restrictions, setting water budgets for agencies regardless of local water supply, and reducing the use of recycled water.
In February 2017, OMWD advised California's State Water Resources Control Board to allow drought-related emergency regulations to expire. Despite the advice of OMWD and agencies across the state including regional water wholesaler San Diego County Water Authority, SWRCB unanimously approved renewal of the existing drought emergency regulation for an additional 270 days, continuing statewide water use restrictions and extra monthly reporting requirements for water agencies.
The news was welcomed by Olivenhain Municipal Water District, which had certified to the SWRCB in 2016 that it had sufficient water supply to meet demands even if it experienced three consecutive years of drought conditions. Since that time, California experienced one of its wettest winters on record, replenishing reservoirs across the state.
On May 31, 2018 long-term water use efficiency bills SB 606 and AB 1668 became law. Retail water agencies including OMWD will be required to meet an annual water use objective based on residential indoor and outdoor consumption, commercial water use, and water loss, regardless of regional water supply or hydrologic conditions.
As the state moves toward permanent water use restrictions and statewide drought-response measures, OMWD will continue our leadership role in advocating for customers. Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach to drought response, it is imperative that water agencies retain local control of water management as they are best suited to determine actual supply and demand conditions and effective reduction measures. It is also critical that recycled water is exempt from future demand reductions as ratepayers have already made significant investment in developing this alternative to potable water, which is the ultimate form of conservation.
OMWD encourages customers to join the conversation by sending comment letters to the state as possible state mandates may cause undue burden on water agencies, increasing costs that will ultimately be borne by ratepayers.


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THURSDAY, April 14, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Here's some potentially good news for people with hepatitis C who are waiting for liver transplants: Hepatitis C-infected livers seem to do as well as healthy livers in these patients, a new study indicates.
The findings suggest that using hepatitis C-infected (HCV-positive) livers could help reduce wait times for people with hepatitis C who need a transplant, the researchers said. Hepatitis C is a virus that can infect the liver, leading to inflammation, scarring and liver cancer.
More than 15,000 people in the United States are on the liver transplant waiting list, and about 16 percent will die before they receive a new liver, according to background notes with the study.
In the United States, use of HCV-positive livers for liver transplants in people with hepatitis C has tripled, from less than 3 percent in 1995 to more than 9 percent in 2013.
Researchers analyzed data from nearly almost 44,000 people with hepatitis C who received a liver transplant in the United States during that time. Almost 6 percent received an HCV-positive liver. There was no difference in time to death between those who received either a liver with hepatitis or a healthy liver, the study found.
The study was to be presented Thursday at the International Liver Congress in Barcelona, Spain.
"Over the past two decades, mainly due to shortages in organs, the use of HCV-positive organs for liver transplantation has tripled," said study author Dr. Zobair Younossi, chair of the department of medicine at Inova Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church, Va.
"Our study clearly shows that people with HCV who received HCV-positive livers had the same medium- to long-term outcomes as people that received healthy livers. As highly effective treatments for HCV are available for transplanted patients, the future of these patients is bright," Younossi added in a Congress news release.
This study demonstrates a greater opportunity for use of HCV-positive livers due to their comparable outcomes with healthy livers, Tom Hemming Karlsen, vice secretary of the European Association for the Study of the Liver, said in the news release.
"With the number of people waiting for a liver transplant expected to rise, the study results should give hope over the coming years for those on the waiting list," he said.
Data and conclusions presented at meetings are usually considered preliminary until published in a peer-reviewed medical journal.
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Crisis looms in nearly half of Kenya's county governments as workers prepare to down their tools over unpaid salaries
Starting Wednesday, at least 20 counties risk total paralysis in operations once its employees down their tools in protest over delays in payment of their July salary.
The workers have vowed to disrupt normal operations by engaging in pay-parade and go-slow in the devolved units until their dues are fully paid.
Counties to be affected include Kitui, Machakos, Embu, Meru, Bungoma, Nakuru, Elgeyo Marakwet, Tharaka Nithi, Isiolo and Marsabit.
Business is set to grind to a halt in nearly half of Kenya's county governments as county workers are preparing to down their tools over unpaid salaries.
Starting Wednesday 14th, at least 20 counties risk total paralysis in operations once its employees down their tools in protest over delays in payment of their July salary.
An overview of Nakuru town
Doctors and nurses are among those to expected to boycott work, meaning hospitals will be paralysed.
Kenya County Government Workers Union (KCGWU) Secretary General Roba Duba said the 20 counties had not shown any effort to engage the grassroots shop stewards to find a solution to the impasse.
"We are warning all the counties which have not paid their workers by the end of Tuesday that they shall face total paralysis starting Wednesday morning," said Mr. Duba as reported by Business Daily.
Also read: Top 10 richest Kenyan counties and how much they contribute to the national GDP
Why this matter to you?
Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua.
Should you seek any public services in any of the counties set to go on strike you are likely to find closed doors.
Others are West Pokot, Kisumu, Baringo, Samburu, Kericho, Homa Bay, Nyeri, Murang'a, Laikipia and Taita Taveta.
"These counties have not paid and have not shown any indication of an intention to pay.
"They are rogue counties and from Wednesday, there is going to be total paralysis of services rendered by our members there," he said.
County Government Workers Union (KCGWU) Secretary General Roba. Duba
Mr Duba, however, confirmed that 23 counties-including Kakamega, whose Governor Wycliffe Oparanya is the Council of Governors Chairman, had paid up by Sunday.
Counties are short of cash following delays in approving two Bills that provide for sharing of national revenues between the devolved units and the central government as well as the proposed law that guides revenue share among the 47 counties.
A fallout with the National Assembly over the Division of Revenue Bill 2019 has seen governors proceed to court, seeking that more funds be added to the Sh316 billion allocated.


Days when London's culinary was subjected to universal disdain are now demeaned.Capital is currently home to large number of the world's most creative and amazing gourmet experts & its eateries take into consideration all tastes & spending plans with a consistently growing choice of creative and fascinating eateries. As Taste of London celebration begins with some of best restaurants in London with a great atmosphere.
Archipelago: Golden Buddha's, overshadow palm trees & monster peacock quills give Archipelago's inside a particular vibe, & the menu "staples, for example, kangaroo, crocodile, and wildebeest surely raise an eyebrow; yet the eatery indeed contacts gutsy burger joints with choices, for example, Python Carpaccio & sautéed crickets.
Shoreline Blanket Babylon: Dining here at Beach Blanket Babylon resembles venturing between Georgian English home and French estate. On the off chance that the vintage furniture, forcing statues & all-around remarkable stylistic layout do not rouse wonderment, the regular, present day European nourishment will.
Bel Canto: Mix arias with hors d'oeuvres at Bel Canto. This musical drama themed eatery close Hyde Park serves up fine French feasting with a distinction: it is conveyed by servers singing musical drama works of art. In this way, sit back, unwind and appreciate the music – don't stress, you will not need to sing for your dinner.
Brunswick House Café: The universes of contemporary and conventional Britain meet up at this shrouded pearl bistro, bar and eatery. Brunswick House Cafe's concise menu is propelled by nearby creating, and the furniture and inside outline are all available to be purchased.
Surface: Icelandic food does not really spring to mind when people consider top of the line London feasting experiences– or not until Xavier Rousset&AgnarSverrisson, protégés of Raymond Blanc, set up Texture in the year 2007 & won Michelin star in the year 2010.
Galvin: Chef Patron, Chris Galvin's infant, opened in the 2006 on 28th floor of Hilton Hotel on the Park Lane, with amazing perspectives of the Hyde Park & the capital. Its present great day French haute food – flawlessly rich yet with little gestures to Asia and Britain – as of late earned a Michelin star: through and through an exceptionally breathtaking night out.
The Wolseley: It never disappoints you; if you are able get in, that is it. It calls itself a bistro "in Grand European custom" and the marvellousoriginates from the humming group and its setting in Art Deco previous auto showroom. The sustenance is ideal for aftereffect breakfasts, business snacks or taking your folks out. After so long despite everything it figures out how to be one occasion.
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Q: Upgraded plans on ClearDB and unable to connect when deployed to heroku I upgraded my plan from the free tier to a dedicated 25 plan.
When I updated and tested locally I am ABLE to connect. Same with workbench, I could query my data.
When I updated my Env vars in Heroku tho, it fails to establish a connection without any real error. I restarted all the dynos but still no luck. I believe this is a networking issue with Heroku maybe. ANYTHING HELPS

org.springframework.jdbc.CannotGetJdbcConnectionException: Failed to obtain JDBC Connection; nested exception is java.sql.SQLException: Access denied for user 'b3b4204cd59615'@'ip-x-x-x-x.ec2.internal' (using password: YES)] with root cause

java.sql.SQLException: Access denied for user 'b3b4204cd59615'@'ip-x-x-x-x.ec2.internal' (using password: YES)

My MySQL version: 'MySQL Community Server (GPL) version 5.6.50'
And using the most up to date version of 'mysql-connector-java'
implementation 'mysql:mysql-connector-java:8.0.28'

A: OKAY I FIGURED IT OUT! It's not anything obvs so you have to know a back story.
When you add clearDB to the project it automatically creates a ENV var of 'CLEARDB_DATABASE_URL' and that is a string that has username, password, and url data stored in it. Then they show you a way to make a DataSource obj in their documentation with a config file. Expecting you to follow that exactly I guess.
Well I didn't want to make a config but rather have spring do the work for me with setting them in application.properties and then injecting that with env vars dedicated to each value. ie 'db.url', 'db.password', and 'db.username' and it worked.
so when I upgraded, it gave me a new ENV VAR that had the new URL as username and password remained the same. ("CLEARDB_CYAN_CLEARDB_HOSTNAME_1")
so I wasn't using 'CLEARDB_DATABASE_URL' anymore but my own env vars. (like this)
spring:
  datasource:
    driverClassName: com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver
    username: ${db.username}
    password: ${db.password}
    url: ${db.url}

Well, I'm pretty sure they are some behind the scenes networking permissions going on that looks at that value and allows access to it or something, as what I did to fix my issue is although I'm not using that var anymore, I took the new URL value and replaced the old with it to point at my new Datasource connection in the ENV var of 'CLEARDB_DATABASE_URL' and once I restarted my dynos again, It was able to connect successfully deployed.
so example:
mysql://b3b4204cdxxxxxx:password@us-xxxx-xxxx-03.cleardb.com/heroku_XXXXXXXXXXXXX?reconnect=true
became:
mysql://b3b4204cdxxxxxx:password@us-mm-xxx-xxxxxxxxxx.g5.cleardb.net/heroku_XXXXXXXXXXXXX?reconnect=true
Again even though my source code makes no use of this -- IT HAS TO BE UPDATED

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Countless nonprofits employ consultants and agencies to manage their direct marketing, online programs, telemarketing, and other fundraising channels. But many nonprofits may not necessarily maximize those relationships to best meet their needs and standards. From RFPs to management tips and meeting strategies, this session will empower attendees to get the most from these expensive yet highly beneficial relationships.
This session will be beneficial for folks contemplating an agency hire, looking to strengthen an existing relationship, or anything in between.
By attending this session participants will learn: You will learn how to communicate with an agency about due dates, deliverables, etc., and how to do so in an organized, effective and accountable fashion.
By attending this session participants will learn: You will learn to set-up effective meetings that work for you and your agency and make the most of your valuable time.
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Montenegro: a small country with a remarkable diversity.
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A fruitful visit to eastern Macedonia and Thrace, including a brief revisit of SE-Bulgaria.


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DomaCom's new stakeholder provides strategic benefits
On Monday, HALO Technologies Pty Ltd emerged as a substantial shareholder of DomaCom Ltd (ASX:DCL), which through its unique investment platform provides both self-managed super fund and long-term investors with an opportunity to make fractional investments in a wide range of asset classes.
HALO subscribed to a placement of $500,000 on 6 September, 2019 and the group has participated in a further placement of $700,000 at 7.42 cents per share, taking its investment to $1.2 million, representing a stake of just over 9%.
The total amount to be raised by DomaCom during this recapitalisation process is expected to be approximately $6 million.
These funds will be used to generate continued growth including investment in the company's platform, growing sales in the accumulation and retirement markets via its innovative products and general working capital requirements.
There are certainly numerous macro drivers that should work in DomCom's favour, and some of these are outlined in the following graphic.
Collaborative benefits from HALO relationship
While the injection of funds from HALO is important for DomaCom, there are also significant strategic advantages in establishing a relationship with the group.
DomaCom chief executive, Arthur Naoumidis highlighted some of these benefits in saying, "In addition to helping address our balance sheet, DomaCom has also secured a well-known financial services B2C (business to consumer) channel for its fractional property product using the DomaCom Platform and this includes appointing HALO Technologies as Prime Broker exclusively for our secondary market."
HALO has over $2 billion in Funds Under Advice in client portfolios uploaded on to the HALO platform, as well as ownership of the MacroVue platform.
Taking into account the synergies that can be achieved through collaboration, HALO believes there is the potential to drive the B2C and B2B (business to business) distribution of both DomaCom's secondary market and property syndications.
HALO will also play a significant role in shaping the strategy and direction of DomaCom with the proposed appointment of the group's chief executive Matthew Roberts, as well as George Paxton as non-executive directors.
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Actually, it arrived a week ago, but you can't tell it from the cold the past few days.
I am so ready for spring – so ready to work in my garden. Even when it does warm up (really, it will;I KNOW it will), until the ground dries out from the winter snows, I'll sink in above my sneakers.
Truth is, I don't like waiting. And so Father called me to be a writer, a profession where waiting is a given!
Many of you know that my first book was rejected (returned sounds better!) by 42 publishers over a six-year period.
"I want you to learn to wait patiently, productively, and expectantly," the Lord told me one day when I was griping and feeling sorry for myself.
I pondered those words the rest of the day. The productive and expectant part sounded okay. But patience? Surely the Lord knew I had a problem being patient. Yet I knew if I failed to learn the lesson of patience, I wouldn't be prepared to persist during other dry spells. The challenge Lee Roddy once gave me, "write so heaven will be different," would never happen if my lack of patience caused me to quit.
If I chose to use waiting times to indulge in self-pity and gripe to other writers about "those editors," time that could be used productively would be lost. And the bottom line . . . failing to learn to wait patiently and expectantly would be the denial of a Scripture I promised years ago to heed. "I will keep on expecting you to help me. I [will] praise you more and more. I [will] walk in the strength of the Lord God" (Ps. 71:14, 16)—through the times when my writing is bearing fruit, as well as through the times when I must wait for it to mature and ripen.
Are you stuck in a time of waiting? Does your writing ministry seem to be on hold? Ask the Lord, "What lessons are You trying to teach me?" I'd love for you to share what He shows you.
Scriptures to encourage you: Psalm 27:14; 32:8; 42:11; 130:3-6; Isaiah 40:29-31; Hebrews 11:1.
What makes a good story? How do you give life to paper characters? Why is setting so critical? What's research got to do with fiction? How can you avoid mistakes like telling not showing, too much backstory, flashbacks within flashbacks, lack of motivation in your characters, and more. In addition to the application, you need to submit 15 pages.
Cindy will lead a group of six authors in critiquing one another's proposals, then spend the conference improving and fine-tuning them. She will also have a one-on-one 30-minute appointment with each participant.
How do you bring the maximum number of people to your site so they can hear your message or receive your ministry? Learn what kind of web presence you need and where to go to get it, determine exactly who your target audience is and what they need, receive individual instruction to ensure your site does the best possible job of meeting your audience's needs, discover how to promote your site and increase your Google ranking, expand your author platform so you can get your message out to the nations and develop a presence that will be attractive to publishers, and more.
Every writer needs to be a speaker, too. If you've been avoiding the challenge to begin the speaking part of your ministry or need to improve what you're already doing, this is the clinic for you. Roy will help you 1) discover your ministry focus and how to talk about it (power statements), 2) organize one of your talks to maximize time and effectiveness (message development), 3) present your talk with power and pizzazz (voice personality), and 4) market your message through radio (media mania). You'll have an opportunity to test what you learn and receive helpful evaluation from Roy and your peers.
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Yes, I know it's been a long wait, but finally the faculty and continuing sessions are in place. I'm really excited at how I see Father at work. Now I need to work at getting the rest of the website updated and the brochure to the printer. Online registration opens April 1. No fooling!


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Савас Карипидис (; род. 23 мая 1979 года, Катерини) — греческий гандболист.

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Савас Карипидис начинал карьеру в греческих клубах «Архелаос Катерини», «Панэллиниос» (Афины) и «Филиппос Вериас». В 2005 году Карипидис перешёл в швейцарский клуб «Кадеттен Шафхаузен», с которым стал чемпионом Швейцарии. С сезона 2005/06 Савас Карипидис перешёл в немецкий клуб «Ветцлар». В 2007 году Карипидис перешёл в «Мельзунген». В сезоне 2008/09 Савас Карипидис стал лучшим бомбардиром чемпионата Германии. Карипидис выступал в МТ Мельзунген до 2013 года. В 2013 году Савас Карипидис вернулся в Грецию, перейдя в афинский АЕК, а через два года перешёл в «Филиппос Вериас», карьеру завершил по окончании сезона 2016/2017.

Карьера в сборной
Савас Карипидис выступал за сборную Греции, сыграв за неё более 202 матчей и забросив более 930 мячей. Участник Олимпийских игр 2004 года и чемпионата мира 2005 года.

Награды
 Чемпион Швейцарии: 2005
 Лучший бомбардир чемпионата Германии: 2008/09
 Обладатель кубка Греции: 2014
 Участник матча всех звёзд: 2009

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 Профиль на сайте national-handball-teams.com

Гандболисты Греции
Игроки сборной Греции по гандболу
Игроки ГК «Мельзунген»
Игроки ГК «Ветцлар»
Игроки ГК «Кадеттен»
Игроки ГК АЕК Афины
Игроки ГК «Панэллиниос»
Игроки ГК «Филиппос»
Гандболисты на летних Олимпийских играх 2004 года

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Zechariah 13:7 Awake, O sword, against My shepherd, against the man who is My Companion," declares the LORD of Hosts. "Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered, and I will turn My hand against the little ones.
"Awake, sword, against my shepherd, against the man who is close to me!" declares the LORD Almighty. "Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered, and I will turn my hand against the little ones.
"Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, the man who is my partner," says the LORD of Heaven's Armies. "Strike down the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered, and I will turn against the lambs.
Awake, O sword, against My shepherd, against the man who is My Companion," declares the LORD of Hosts. "Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered, and I will turn My hand against the little ones.
Sword, awake against my shepherd, against the man who is my associate--this is the declaration of the LORD of Armies. Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered; I will turn my hand against the little ones.
The LORD All-Powerful said: My sword, wake up! Attack my shepherd and friend. Strike down the shepherd! Scatter the little sheep, and I will destroy them.
Sword, awake against My shepherd, against the man who is My associate-- this is the declaration of the LORD of Hosts. Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered; I will also turn My hand against the little ones.
"Arise, sword, against my shepherd, against the mighty one who is related to me," declares the LORD of the Heavenly Armies. "Strike the shepherd, the sheep will be scattered, and I will turn against the insignificant ones.
"Awake, sword, against my shepherd, and against the man who is close to me," says the LORD of hosts. "I will strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered; and I will turn my hand against the little ones.
"Arise, sword, against my shepherd, against the man who is my friend," declares the LORD of Armies. "Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered. Then I will turn my hand against the little ones."
Awake, O sword, against My shepherd, And against the man that is near unto Me, Saith the LORD of hosts; Smite the shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered; And I will turn My hand upon the little ones.
"Awake, O sword, against My Shepherd, And against the man, My Associate," Declares the LORD of hosts. "Strike the Shepherd that the sheep may be scattered; And I will turn My hand against the little ones.
Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, and against the man that is close to me, says the LORD of hosts: strike the shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered: and I will turn my hand against the little ones.
Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, and against the man that is my fellow, said the LORD of hosts: smite the shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered: and I will turn my hand on the little ones.
Awake, O sword, against my shepherds, and against the man who is my citizen, saith the Lord Almighty: smite the shepherds, and draw out the sheep: and I will bring mine hand upon the little ones.
Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, and against the man that cleaveth to me, saith the Lord of hosts: strike the shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered: and I will turn my hand to the little ones.
Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, and against the man that is my fellow, saith the LORD of hosts: smite the shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered; and I will turn mine hand upon the little ones.
Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, and against the man that is my fellow, saith the LORD of hosts: smite the shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered: and I will turn my hand upon the little ones.
"Awake, sword, against my shepherd, and against the man who is close to me," says Yahweh of Armies. "Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered; and I will turn my hand against the little ones.
Sword, awake against My shepherd, And against a hero -- My fellow, An affirmation of Jehovah of Hosts. Smite the shepherd, and scattered is the flock, And I have put back My hand on the little ones.
I will turn My hand against you; I will thoroughly purge your dross; I will remove all your impurities.
But He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was upon Him, and by His stripes we are healed.
In His days Judah will be saved, and Israel will dwell securely. And this is His name by which He will be called: The LORD Our Righteousness.
The end has come! the end has come! It has roused itself against you. Behold, it has come!
Verses 7-9. - § 4. For the smiting of the good Shepherd Israel is punished, passes through much tribulation, by which it is refined, and in the end (though reduced to a mere remnant) is saved. Verse 7. - Awake, O sword. Zechariah proceeds to show the course of the purification of the people. The mention of the false prophet and the shameful wounds in his flesh leads him to the contrast of the true Prophet and the effects of his "piercing." The abruptness of the commencement of the verse is dramatic, and gives no sufficient cause for supposing that this paragraph ought to be transferred (as Ewald and others desire) to the end of ch. 11. (For a similar apostrophe, comp. Jeremiah 47:6.) It is introduced here to show that all that happened to the Shepherd was done after the determinate counsel and foreknowledge of God; and as if the sword could never have dared to act thus except it were permitted by the Divine will. The "sword" represents any kind of instrument that inflicts death (comp. Exodus 5:21; 2 Samuel 12:9; Isaiah 27:1). My Shepherd. The Shepherd of Jehovah, who is speaking. He is the good Shepherd, the Representative of Jehovah, mentioned in Zechariah 11:4, etc., the Messiah, who is identified with Jehovah in Zechariah 12:10. The Septuagint has, τοὺς ποιμένας μου, "my shepherds" (Vatican), as if no particular person was indicated, but rather all the leaders of the people of God; but the next clause seems to render the reference definite. The man that is my fellow. The word rendered "man" means rather "mighty man;" that rendered "fellow" occurs often in Leviticus, but nowhere else (Leviticus 5:21; 6:2; 19:11, 15, 17, etc.), and is usually translated "neighbour;" it implies one united to another by the possession of common nature, rights, and privileges. God could speak only of One thus associated with himself, that is, of him who could say, "I and my Father are One" (John 10:30). The term is variously translated by the versions. Septuagint, Ανδρα = πολίτην μου: Aquila, Ανδρα σύμφυλον μου: Vulgate, Virum cohaerentem mihi. That the Shepherd is Messiah is proved by Christ's application of the following clause to himself (Matthew 26:31). Smite the Shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered. When Christ was apprehended, all the disciples forsook him and fled (Matthew 26:56); and what they did was done by others. Even the faithful few were scandalized at the cross The command, "Smite the Shepherd," like the apostrophe, "Awake, O sword," shows that it was God's purpose that was being there executed (see John 19:11; Acts 2:23). It is also thus intimated that the dispersion of the Jews, and their denationalizing, were results of this rejection and smiting of the Shepherd. This dispersion is farther explained in vers. 8, 9, where it is shown that to some it will be ruin, to others salvation. I will turn mine hand. "To turn," or "bring back the hand over," is used in a good and a bad sense (comp. Isaiah 1:25; Amos 1:8). There is a promise of comfort in the use of the phrase here. God's hand shall cover and protect some, while he punishes the others. Those thus protected are called the little ones, the humble and meek. This recalls Christ's words to his disciples, "Fear not, little flock; for it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom" (Luke 12:32).
13:7-9 Here is a prophecy of the sufferings of Christ. God the Father gave order to the sword of his justice to awake against his Son, when he freely made his soul an offering for sin. As God, he is called my Fellow. Christ and the Father are one. He is the Shepherd who was to lay down his life for the sheep. If a Sacrifice, he must be slain, for without shedding of the life-blood there was no remission. This sword must awake against him, yet he had no sin of his own to answer for. It may refer to the whole of Christ's sufferings, especially his agonies in the garden and on the cross, when he endured unspeakable anguish till Divine justice was fully satisfied. Smite the Shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered. This passage our Lord Jesus declares was fulfilled, when all his disciples, in the night wherein he was betrayed, forsook him and fled. It has, and shall have its accomplishment, in the destruction of the corrupt and hypocritical part of the professed church. Because of the sin of the Jews in rejecting and crucifying Christ, and in opposing his gospel, the Romans would destroy the greater part. But a remnant would be saved. And if we are his people, we shall be refined as gold; he will be God, and the end of all our trials and sufferings will be praise, and honour, and glory, at the appearing of our Lord Jesus Christ.


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Libby Paloma was born in Southern California and shortly thereafter was raised in San Francisco, California. Paloma's work often references these landscapes, as well as the Chicanx and queer culture she was surrounded by for much of her life. Paloma's work uses storytelling, and family history as narrative devices to challenge stereotypical representations of Latinx people. Paloma uses a variety of materials including thousands of beads, miniatures, relics, and kitschy objects to create magical storytelling assemblages to reflect and think critically about intersectional Latinx and queer identities.
Paloma earned a BA in Liberal Studies and a MS in Communicative Disorders from San Francisco State University. Recently Paloma has been an Artist in Residence at The Wassaic Project in Wassaic, NY and was accepted to the Vermont Studio Center residency program for March 2019. Paloma has recently exhibited in a two person show, Chingona Por Vida, at the Hudson Valley LGBTQ Center Gallery, in Kingston, NY and had new works featured in the group Honoring Our Ancestors by Fighting for Our Future: Día de los Muertos, at SOMArts Cultural Center in San Francisco, at The Haunted Mill at The Wassaic Project, in Wassaic NY, and in Vista Panoramica at the Ann Street Gallery in Newburgh, NY. Paloma will have select assemblages on view in the upcoming exhibition Agrarianaa: Art Inspired by APA Agricultural Roots at SOMArts Cultural Center in May, 2019.


Itinerary for 04/14/2018 - Drum Line - Championships!
Itinerary for 04/14/2018 – Drum Line – Championships!
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Saturday, April 14th, 2018 the Bonita High School Drum Line will be traveling to SCPA Finals at the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario. The following information outlines our plans for the day.
10:27 am – Performance time!
Students must bring all performance materials with them or they will not perform. Parents will not be sent back to the school to bring equipment for which students should be responsible. Students should bring a bag lunch and dinner or $$ for concessions. The band boosters will provide water and snacks. Parents: we require your assistance at every competition in order to get the group on and off the floor. Please come help and cheer on the group. Directions to the event are posted below. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Mr. Bird at [email protected].
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