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September 12, 2013 DanielEngaged Anthropology Grant
Engaged Anthropology Grant: Joshua Samuels and "'Patrimonio S. Pietro': The Heritage of Agricultural Reform in Western Sicily"
Joshua Samuels earned his Ph.D. from Stanford University and received a Dissertation Fieldwork Grant in 2010 to aid research on 'Reclamation: The Archaeology of Agricultural Reform in Fascist Sicily,' supervised by Dr. Lynn Meskell. This year, he was awarded the Engaged Anthropology Grant to enable him to return to his field site in Western Sicily, where he explored how Sicilian farmers negotiated Fascist land reforms and building programs of the 1930s and early 1940s, to share his research results with the community that hosted him.
I first visited Borgo Bonsignore in 2006 when I began my dissertation research investigating land reform in Sicily under Fascism. In Italian "borgo" literally means village, but under Fascism the term was used to describe service centers, built from scratch, that were designed to serve the civic and social needs of farmers being resettled in newly built farmhouses in the countryside. In the 1930s and early 1940s, borghi and farmhouses were constructed all over Italy as part of a Fascist ruralization campaign that aimed to increase agricultural production and, in the process, encourage fecundity and allegiance to the Fascist regime.
My dissertation research had two goals: to reconstruct the agricultural landscapes of borghi and farmhouses that developed under Fascism, and to understand the process through which these buildings and landscapes have today been re-used and re-contextualized as heritage resources. I pursued the first goal in a 20 square kilometer area around Borgo Fazio, an abandoned village in middle of Sicily's northwestern corner. For my second goal I turned to Borgo Bonsignore, located on Sicily's southwestern coast, where I spent the summer of 2010 conducting ethnographic research. After several waves of abandonment and re-use, the borgo is now a popular seasonal destination for families from the nearby city of Ribera, who have either built second homes there or occupied the empty municipal buildings. Families generally arrive in June and spend several months enjoying the beach and nature preserve located just down the road. They also avail themselves of a series of outdoor events that take place in the main piazza, organized since 1997 by Ribera's tourism board and the Associazione Pro-Borgo.
With the support of the Wenner-Gren Engaged Anthropology Grant, I returned to Borgo Bonsignore in August of 2013 to organize a public heritage event in the main piazza. My goal was to appropriately contextualize the borgo's existence within the Fascist agricultural, demographic and colonial policies which engendered its construction, but without denying its subsequent development and the affectionate feelings its seasonal residents have for it today.
I had originally intended to stage the event at the end of July, but the president of the Associazione Pro-Borgo thought it would be most appropriate to include it as part of the local Saint's Day celebrations held during the third weekend of August. In collaboration with a local historian from Ribera and a university student whose family summers at the borgo, I prepared a series of poster exhibits providing basic contextual information relating to pre-20th century Sicilian agriculture, Fascist colonial-agricultural policy, and Borgo Bonsignore's specific development. In every poster I attempted to balance an appreciation for what was achieved in the area with a recognition of its underlying totalitarian logic. The posters were affixed to light poles around the central piazza, allowing participants to browse them casually without interrupting the weekend's religious events.
I designed the event to be interactive and collaborative. Many of the posters encouraged readers to add notes of their own, and two weeks prior to the event I posted fliers asking residents if they would be willing to share photographs, personal objects, stories, or ideas. We also strung a clothes line near the center of the piazza and asked participants to reflect on what the Borgo meant to them; they wrote their responses on notecards that were then affixed to the line. About half of the cards were contributed by children, allowing them to engage the material in a creative and meaningful manner. The following are translation from among the dozens of responses posted:
"The borgo means love and happiness"
"Borgo means getting to know new friends"
"Borgo Bonsignore is the place where I spent my happy and lighthearted adolescence. It preserves my soul!"
"Borgo means history, life, and knowledge"
"Borgo means a return to roots, to families, to UNITY"
"The borgo means…past and future"
"The borgo means…a point of reference with history and the past"
"For me it means a desire to eat gelatos and pizzas"
"Borgo means peace, serenity, love and serenity. I love you Borgo"
The event began on Saturday, August 24th and continued until the following Monday. The piazza was full during the evenings because of the Saints' Day celebrations, allowing me to easily mingle with people viewing the exhibits. We discussed the research I had carried out, and asked each other questions about the materials presented. Most of the participants were seasonal residents, but a handful of the people with whom I spoke were passing tourists with no prior knowledge of the borgo's unusual history.
I had hoped to display the event's posters and other materials in a permanent exhibit housed in one of several spaces that were empty or underused when I originally conducted my fieldwork. Two obstacles conspired against this plan. First, all of the available spaces had become occupied in the intervening years; second, a sudden rainstorm on the evening of August 27th destroyed all the posters. However, the event generated a great deal of enthusiasm, and plans are already underway to stage another version next year. Since leaving Sicily I have been receiving a steady stream of old photographs and stories, and look forward to incorporating them into next summer's event.
And what does the borgo mean to me? I will always find Borgo Bonsignore somehwhat unsettling, but it nonetheless serves as an example of how a difficult heritage can be re-qualified and used productively in the present.


0' Match ends, Reus Deportiu 0, Real Oviedo 0.
92' Second Half ends, Reus Deportiu 0, Real Oviedo 0.
92' Attempt blocked. David Haro (Reus Deportiu) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Assisted by Vitor Silva.
91' Corner, Reus Deportiu. Conceded by David Rocha.
91' Corner, Reus Deportiu. Conceded by Christian Fernández.
89' Attempt missed. David Rocha (Real Oviedo) right footed shot from outside the box is too high from a direct free kick.
89' Substitution, Real Oviedo. Guillermo Cotugno replaces Diego Johannesson.
88' Mossa (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
88' Substitution, Reus Deportiu. Edgar Hernández replaces Máyor.
88' Substitution, Real Oviedo. Francisco Varela replaces Miguel Linares.
87' Attempt missed. Juan Cámara (Reus Deportiu) left footed shot from outside the box is high and wide to the left. Assisted by Vitor Silva following a set piece situation.
86' Miguel Linares (Real Oviedo) is shown the yellow card.
86' Toché (Real Oviedo) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
86' Gustavo Ledes (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
86' Foul by Toché (Real Oviedo).
86' Attempt missed. Álex Menéndez (Reus Deportiu) left footed shot from the left side of the box misses to the right.
84' Substitution, Reus Deportiu. David Haro replaces Karim Yoda.
82' Foul by Juan Forlín (Real Oviedo).
82' Máyor (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
81' Attempt missed. Héctor Verdés (Real Oviedo) header from the centre of the box is too high. Assisted by Saúl Berjón following a set piece situation.
81' Juan Cámara (Reus Deportiu) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
81' Foul by Juan Cámara (Reus Deportiu).
81' Diego Johannesson (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick on the right wing.
80' Joan Campins (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
80' Foul by Miguel Linares (Real Oviedo).
78' Foul by Máyor (Reus Deportiu).
78' Saúl Berjón (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
77' Saúl Berjón (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick on the right wing.
77' Foul by Álex Menéndez (Reus Deportiu).
73' Corner, Reus Deportiu. Conceded by Ramón Folch.
71' Substitution, Real Oviedo. Toché replaces Yaw Yeboah.
71' Substitution, Reus Deportiu. Juan Cámara replaces Fran Carbiá.
70' Attempt missed. Saúl Berjón (Real Oviedo) left footed shot from outside the box is high and wide to the left. Assisted by Miguel Linares.
68' Gustavo Ledes (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
68' Foul by Saúl Berjón (Real Oviedo).
67' Foul by Gustavo Ledes (Reus Deportiu).
67' Yaw Yeboah (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
64' Attempt missed. David Rocha (Real Oviedo) left footed shot from outside the box is too high. Assisted by Saúl Berjón following a set piece situation.
63' Karim Yoda (Reus Deportiu) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
63' Mossa (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick on the left wing.
63' Foul by Karim Yoda (Reus Deportiu).
62' Offside, Reus Deportiu. Máyor tries a through ball, but Fran Carbiá is caught offside.
62' Attempt blocked. Miguel Linares (Real Oviedo) header from the right side of the six yard box is blocked. Assisted by Saúl Berjón with a cross.
61' Foul by Pablo Iñíguez (Reus Deportiu).
61' Diego Johannesson (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick on the right wing.
61' Attempt saved. Miguel Linares (Real Oviedo) left footed shot from the left side of the box is saved in the centre of the goal. Assisted by Mossa with a through ball.
59' Attempt missed. Yaw Yeboah (Real Oviedo) left footed shot from outside the box is close, but misses to the left. Assisted by Ramón Folch.
57' Christian Fernández (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
55' Ramón Folch (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
55' Foul by Vitor Silva (Reus Deportiu).
54' Attempt missed. Miguel Linares (Real Oviedo) right footed shot from the centre of the box misses to the right.
54' Attempt saved. Miguel Linares (Real Oviedo) right footed shot from the left side of the box is saved in the centre of the goal.
52' Attempt missed. Yaw Yeboah (Real Oviedo) left footed shot from outside the box misses to the left. Assisted by Saúl Berjón following a set piece situation.
52' Ramón Folch (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick on the right wing.
51' Foul by Pablo Iñíguez (Reus Deportiu).
51' Yaw Yeboah (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick on the right wing.
50' Attempt missed. Máyor (Reus Deportiu) left footed shot from outside the box misses to the left. Assisted by Karim Yoda.
50' Foul by Yaw Yeboah (Real Oviedo).
50' Álex Menéndez (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick on the left wing.
49' Attempt missed. Fran Carbiá (Reus Deportiu) left footed shot from outside the box is high and wide to the left. Assisted by Máyor with a headed pass.
47' Foul by Juan Forlín (Real Oviedo).
47' Máyor (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
46' Offside, Real Oviedo. Héctor Verdés tries a through ball, but Miguel Linares is caught offside.
46' Attempt missed. Héctor Verdés (Real Oviedo) header from the centre of the box misses to the left. Assisted by Saúl Berjón following a set piece situation.
46' Foul by Tito (Reus Deportiu).
46' Saúl Berjón (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick on the left wing.
45' Second Half begins Reus Deportiu 0, Real Oviedo 0.
45' First Half ends, Reus Deportiu 0, Real Oviedo 0.
44' Attempt missed. Karim Yoda (Reus Deportiu) right footed shot from a difficult angle on the right is close, but misses to the right. Assisted by Máyor.
39' Héctor Verdés (Real Oviedo) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
39' Fran Carbiá (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
39' Foul by Héctor Verdés (Real Oviedo).
37' Attempt missed. Fran Carbiá (Reus Deportiu) left footed shot from the centre of the box is close, but misses to the right. Assisted by Pablo Iñíguez following a set piece situation.
36' Fran Carbiá (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick on the left wing.
36' Foul by David Rocha (Real Oviedo).
36' Attempt blocked. Pablo Iñíguez (Reus Deportiu) right footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked. Assisted by Àlex Carbonell with a headed pass.
35' Corner, Reus Deportiu. Conceded by David Rocha.
33' Offside, Reus Deportiu. Tito tries a through ball, but Fran Carbiá is caught offside.
30' Attempt saved. Héctor Verdés (Real Oviedo) header from the centre of the box is saved in the top centre of the goal. Assisted by Christian Fernández with a cross.
30' Corner, Real Oviedo. Conceded by Fran Carbiá.
29' Foul by Máyor (Reus Deportiu).
27' David Rocha (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
27' Foul by Fran Carbiá (Reus Deportiu).
26' Attempt blocked. David Rocha (Real Oviedo) left footed shot from outside the box is blocked.
25' Yaw Yeboah (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick on the right wing.
25' Foul by Álex Menéndez (Reus Deportiu).
23' Corner, Reus Deportiu. Conceded by Mossa.
22' Gustavo Ledes (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
22' Foul by Christian Fernández (Real Oviedo).
17' Corner, Real Oviedo. Conceded by Tito.
17' Attempt blocked. Miguel Linares (Real Oviedo) left footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked. Assisted by Saúl Berjón.
13' Gustavo Ledes (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
13' Foul by Héctor Verdés (Real Oviedo).
13' Attempt missed. Máyor (Reus Deportiu) header from the centre of the box is just a bit too high. Assisted by Álex Menéndez with a cross.
8' Attempt saved. Miguel Linares (Real Oviedo) left footed shot from the right side of the box is saved in the bottom right corner. Assisted by Yaw Yeboah.
7' Karim Yoda (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
5' Fran Carbiá (Reus Deportiu) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
5' Foul by Diego Johannesson (Real Oviedo).
4' Attempt missed. Máyor (Reus Deportiu) left footed shot from outside the box is too high.
3' Dangerous play by Gustavo Ledes (Reus Deportiu).
3' Ramón Folch (Real Oviedo) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
0' Attempt missed. Saúl Berjón (Real Oviedo) right footed shot from outside the box misses to the left. Assisted by Yaw Yeboah.


If you scan news sites this morning, you'll see that they contain nothing but wall-to-wall coverage of the Democratic debate from last night.
But Planned Parenthood dropped a bombshell of their own yesterday when Cecile Richards, president of the group, announced that they would no longer accept cash for body parts from aborted fetuses.
In effect, Planned Parenthood is admitting its guilt in selling fetal body parts for more than what would be considered the recovery of "reasonable expenses." This validates the Center for Medical Progress videos and shows that the organization's top management has been telling lies about its practices.
Of course, the Justice Department had no plans to open an investigation into Planned Parenthood's illegal practices, so no one is going to jail because of their barbaric actions. But Congress should take note of this change in policy and look to punish the group for its lies and efforts to mislead.
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Murdering babies is murdering babies. You cannot make a silk purse out of a sows ear. It does not matter what they do or not do, abortion is murder. Dissecting aborted babies to deliver their 'parts' all over the world for research is still murdering babies to obtain the product. I want to know who is using human babies for research and what research they are using the human babies for. I do not want anything whatsoever to do with this and I will boycott any and all products associated with such practices. But then that is the reason this probably will not be made public. Oh Lord, have mercy on us!


The Missouri Bicycle Federation is a statewide, not-for-profit, membership organization that advocates advancement of bicycling access, safety and education in Missouri. The mission of the Missouri Bicycle Federation is to provide an advocacy platform to protect the rights and interests of bicyclists and to make Missouri a better place to ride a bicycle through the advancement of bicycle access, safety and education.
The Missouri Bicycle Federation publishes an online blog and a newsletter featuring bicycle-related news stories from around the region. Their web site also includes a directory of Missouri bicycle shops and clubs, a ride calendar, and information about Missouri routes and trails.
The Missouri Bicycle Federation also sponsors the annual BikeMO ride that takes place each October and which serves as a fundraiser for the group.


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I know similar questions have been asked many times, but I can't find a clear explanation relevant to my case. I use my http proxy installed on my server to access google and it can figure out where I really am, not impressive. Then I set my proxy forwarding to Tor. After signing out google account and clear cookies, google can no longer know where I'm. But if I use Foxyproxy to proxy only google* (this including googleusercontent, google-analytic etc), gstatic, and some youtube related google domains, google can magically find out my real location, not exactly the place but very close to. I inspected requests sent to google in firefox console network tab, nothing unusual. There are only www.google.com, apis.google.com, www.gstatic.com and ipv4.google.com. There should all go through my proxy too. Besides most google services are blocked here and I couldn't possibly visit google without proxy. This difference indicates it could not directly be an issue of geolocation, or wifi hotspot(in this case). There must be something else that hides within the web browser to servers, what is it then?
I just knew that, I have disabled it already. The only thing google knows should just be that someone is using squid. I actually use squid->privoxy->Tor.
I've figured out a bit. It's not relevant to foxyproxy, it probably is because of some youtube cookies that make google know my location, as I only deleted all google and gmail cookies. Also the firefox browser must be sending something to google. After clearing all cookies and cache google still displays the .com English site, and the location information at the bottom of the page is 'unknown'. If I switch to private browsing mode, google finally jumps to local site related to the current ip address. Other than cookies and cache, I don't know any additional entities that can be used for identification. I don't set any site specific preference either so the language preference should be identical in both normal mode and private mode. So there is still something strange.
I think your proxy itself is revealing your actual IP address via X-Forwarded-For in request headers. This X-Forwarded-For header is used by proxies to keep track of requests and responses.
To confirm that this is case you can do as below.
Go to http://serverpublicip:1080 via your proxy. Make sure you allow access to this port from the internet.
The request forwarded from proxy will be printed on stdout in the terminal running netcat. Look for X-Forwarded-For Headers which is probably revealing your original IP.
It Turns out that Google uses some persistent cookies to keep track of user (NID and PREF cookies).
So, I suggest to install Self-Destructing Cookies addon for Firefox, which clears cookies and local storage at regular intervals after tabs are closed.
Also, to get rid of Google persistent cookies follow the below instructions below after installing the addon(copied from here). I didn't copy all the steps mentioned there as I cannot use Gmail, Youtube if i completely block cookies from Google in Firefox.
The problem: Every time you open FF/Preferences/Privacy/Show Cookies/Cookies and remove the PREF or NID cookies, they reappear within seconds or minutes.
(1) In FF/Preferences/Privacy/Show Cookies/Cookies, remove all google.com cookies.
(4) uncheck "Block reported web forgeries".
This may slightly reduce the security a bit.But this is how to get rid of those cookies.
As long as you are confident of what sites you are visiting, and what programs you are downloading you are good to go.
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How exactly does Google Account decide my device or location is "familiar"?


Itching skin is a usual symptoms of diabetic nephropathy. And the diabetic nephropathy patients with itching skin will have wounds, infections, ulcers and other troubles in life. While, how to get rid of itching skin with diabetic nephropathy?
Why the diabetic nephropathy patients have itching skin?
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Yesterday, the Supreme Court scheduled to hear arguments regarding President Trump's travel ban in October, but has allowed the White House to reinstate portions of the ban until then. The arguments will center on Trump's second executive order, which banned entry from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen (and refused admission of any refugees for 120 days).
The White House has promised to implement the ban as early as Thursday this week.
Who Is or Isn't Affected by the Travel Ban [Updated]?
Individuals with valid visas (both immigrant and otherwise) that were issued prior to June 26th will likely be able to enter the U.S., as they are not included in the travel ban's scope. Per the Court's limit on how the ban may be applied, people who have visas to visit or live with family members are also likely to be able to enter. The Supreme Court used spouses and mothers-in-law as examples of close family ties, but they didn't specify how distant a relative could be and still qualify for protection from the ban.
The Court ruled that refugees with U.S. ties may not be excluded even if the 50,000 refugee cap is exceeded.
What happens to travelers who form bona fide relationships after June 26? If the court's decision is retrospective only, then any qualifying protection from relationships formed yesterday onward won't apply. The only reason this would be the case is if the Court wanted to prevent immigrants from claiming connections solely to avoid being barred by the travel ban.
Also, it's likely that tourists will be unable to enter the U.S. from the 6 listed nations.
The true battle here is between the implementation of the travel ban and the Muslim, immigrant, and refugee rights advocates who will be looking for every potential abuse/misuse of the ban. As long as there are thousands of informed eyes watching the Department of Homeland Security and the other agencies responsible for enforcing the ban, then overreach will be much harder to get away with.
One of the groups who will be watching the closest is the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
"Based on our experiences from earlier this year, I fully expect that we will see people with valid travel documents detained for hours and questioned as to whether they have certain relationships to people or institutions in the U.S. Visitors from the six countries and refugees who don't have such connections will be blocked. Not only will our economy feel the effects, our reputation in the world will suffer."
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Krasny Yar () is a rural locality (a selo) and the administrative center of Krasnoyarskoye Rural Settlement, Staropoltavsky District, Volgograd Oblast, Russia. The population was 697 as of 2010. There are 16 streets.

Geography
Krasny Yar is located in steppe, on Transvolga, on the east bank of the Volgograd Reservoir, 72 km northwest from Staraya Poltavka (the district's administrative centre) by road. Belokamenka is the nearest rural locality.

References

Rural localities in Staropoltavsky District


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using namespace clang::ast_matchers;

namespace clang {
namespace tidy {
namespace google {
namespace readability {

void AvoidCStyleCastsCheck::registerMatchers(
    ast_matchers::MatchFinder *Finder) {
  Finder->addMatcher(
      cStyleCastExpr(
          // Filter out (EnumType)IntegerLiteral construct, which is generated
          // for non-type template arguments of enum types.
          // FIXME: Remove this once this is fixed in the AST.
          unless(hasParent(substNonTypeTemplateParmExpr())),
          // Avoid matches in template instantiations.
          unless(isInTemplateInstantiation()))
          .bind("cast"),
      this);
}

static bool needsConstCast(QualType SourceType, QualType DestType) {
  while ((SourceType->isPointerType() && DestType->isPointerType()) ||
         (SourceType->isReferenceType() && DestType->isReferenceType())) {
    SourceType = SourceType->getPointeeType();
    DestType = DestType->getPointeeType();
    if (SourceType.isConstQualified() && !DestType.isConstQualified()) {
      return (SourceType->isPointerType() == DestType->isPointerType()) &&
             (SourceType->isReferenceType() == DestType->isReferenceType());
    }
  }
  return false;
}

static bool pointedUnqualifiedTypesAreEqual(QualType T1, QualType T2) {
  while ((T1->isPointerType() && T2->isPointerType()) ||
         (T1->isReferenceType() && T2->isReferenceType())) {
    T1 = T1->getPointeeType();
    T2 = T2->getPointeeType();
  }
  return T1.getUnqualifiedType() == T2.getUnqualifiedType();
}

void AvoidCStyleCastsCheck::check(const MatchFinder::MatchResult &Result) {
  const auto *CastExpr = Result.Nodes.getNodeAs<CStyleCastExpr>("cast");

  // Ignore casts in macros.
  if (CastExpr->getExprLoc().isMacroID())
    return;

  // Casting to void is an idiomatic way to mute "unused variable" and similar
  // warnings.
  if (CastExpr->getCastKind() == CK_ToVoid)
    return;

  auto isFunction = [](QualType T) {
    T = T.getCanonicalType().getNonReferenceType();
    return T->isFunctionType() || T->isFunctionPointerType() ||
           T->isMemberFunctionPointerType();
  };

  const QualType DestTypeAsWritten =
      CastExpr->getTypeAsWritten().getUnqualifiedType();
  const QualType SourceTypeAsWritten =
      CastExpr->getSubExprAsWritten()->getType().getUnqualifiedType();
  const QualType SourceType = SourceTypeAsWritten.getCanonicalType();
  const QualType DestType = DestTypeAsWritten.getCanonicalType();

  auto ReplaceRange = CharSourceRange::getCharRange(
      CastExpr->getLParenLoc(), CastExpr->getSubExprAsWritten()->getLocStart());

  bool FnToFnCast =
      isFunction(SourceTypeAsWritten) && isFunction(DestTypeAsWritten);

  if (CastExpr->getCastKind() == CK_NoOp && !FnToFnCast) {
    // Function pointer/reference casts may be needed to resolve ambiguities in
    // case of overloaded functions, so detection of redundant casts is trickier
    // in this case. Don't emit "redundant cast" warnings for function
    // pointer/reference types.
    if (SourceTypeAsWritten == DestTypeAsWritten) {
      diag(CastExpr->getLocStart(), "redundant cast to the same type")
          << FixItHint::CreateRemoval(ReplaceRange);
      return;
    }
  }

  // The rest of this check is only relevant to C++.
  // We also disable it for Objective-C++.
  if (!getLangOpts().CPlusPlus || getLangOpts().ObjC1 || getLangOpts().ObjC2)
    return;
  // Ignore code inside extern "C" {} blocks.
  if (!match(expr(hasAncestor(linkageSpecDecl())), *CastExpr, *Result.Context)
           .empty())
    return;
  // Ignore code in .c files and headers included from them, even if they are
  // compiled as C++.
  if (getCurrentMainFile().endswith(".c"))
    return;

  SourceManager &SM = *Result.SourceManager;

  // Ignore code in .c files #included in other files (which shouldn't be done,
  // but people still do this for test and other purposes).
  if (SM.getFilename(SM.getSpellingLoc(CastExpr->getLocStart())).endswith(".c"))
    return;

  // Leave type spelling exactly as it was (unlike
  // getTypeAsWritten().getAsString() which would spell enum types 'enum X').
  StringRef DestTypeString =
      Lexer::getSourceText(CharSourceRange::getTokenRange(
                               CastExpr->getLParenLoc().getLocWithOffset(1),
                               CastExpr->getRParenLoc().getLocWithOffset(-1)),
                           SM, getLangOpts());

  auto Diag =
      diag(CastExpr->getLocStart(), "C-style casts are discouraged; use %0");

  auto ReplaceWithCast = [&](std::string CastText) {
    const Expr *SubExpr = CastExpr->getSubExprAsWritten()->IgnoreImpCasts();
    if (!isa<ParenExpr>(SubExpr)) {
      CastText.push_back('(');
      Diag << FixItHint::CreateInsertion(
          Lexer::getLocForEndOfToken(SubExpr->getLocEnd(), 0, SM,
                                     getLangOpts()),
          ")");
    }
    Diag << FixItHint::CreateReplacement(ReplaceRange, CastText);
  };
  auto ReplaceWithNamedCast = [&](StringRef CastType) {
    Diag << CastType;
    ReplaceWithCast((CastType + "<" + DestTypeString + ">").str());
  };

  // Suggest appropriate C++ cast. See [expr.cast] for cast notation semantics.
  switch (CastExpr->getCastKind()) {
  case CK_FunctionToPointerDecay:
    ReplaceWithNamedCast("static_cast");
    return;
  case CK_ConstructorConversion:
    if (!CastExpr->getTypeAsWritten().hasQualifiers() &&
        DestTypeAsWritten->isRecordType() &&
        !DestTypeAsWritten->isElaboratedTypeSpecifier()) {
      Diag << "constructor call syntax";
      // FIXME: Validate DestTypeString, maybe.
      ReplaceWithCast(DestTypeString.str());
    } else {
      ReplaceWithNamedCast("static_cast");
    }
    return;
  case CK_NoOp:
    if (FnToFnCast) {
      ReplaceWithNamedCast("static_cast");
      return;
    }
    if (SourceType == DestType) {
      Diag << "static_cast (if needed, the cast may be redundant)";
      ReplaceWithCast(("static_cast<" + DestTypeString + ">").str());
      return;
    }
    if (needsConstCast(SourceType, DestType) &&
        pointedUnqualifiedTypesAreEqual(SourceType, DestType)) {
      ReplaceWithNamedCast("const_cast");
      return;
    }
    if (DestType->isReferenceType()) {
      QualType Dest = DestType.getNonReferenceType();
      QualType Source = SourceType.getNonReferenceType();
      if (Source == Dest.withConst() ||
          SourceType.getNonReferenceType() == DestType.getNonReferenceType()) {
        ReplaceWithNamedCast("const_cast");
        return;
      }
      break;
    }
  // FALLTHROUGH
  case clang::CK_IntegralCast:
    // Convert integral and no-op casts between builtin types and enums to
    // static_cast. A cast from enum to integer may be unnecessary, but it's
    // still retained.
    if ((SourceType->isBuiltinType() || SourceType->isEnumeralType()) &&
        (DestType->isBuiltinType() || DestType->isEnumeralType())) {
      ReplaceWithNamedCast("static_cast");
      return;
    }
    break;
  case CK_BitCast:
    // FIXME: Suggest const_cast<...>(reinterpret_cast<...>(...)) replacement.
    if (!needsConstCast(SourceType, DestType)) {
      if (SourceType->isVoidPointerType())
        ReplaceWithNamedCast("static_cast");
      else
        ReplaceWithNamedCast("reinterpret_cast");
      return;
    }
    break;
  default:
    break;
  }

  Diag << "static_cast/const_cast/reinterpret_cast";
}

} // namespace readability
} // namespace google
} // namespace tidy
} // namespace clang


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Veterans sites in California, Kentucky, Virginia damaged
by SOFREP May 29, 2016
Memorials to veterans in a Los Angeles neighborhood and a town in Kentucky, as well as a Civil War veterans cemetery in Virginia, were damaged as the nation prepares to mark Memorial Day, officials said.
A Vietnam War memorial in the Venice area of Los Angeles has been extensively defaced by graffiti. The vandalism occurred sometime during the past week, KCAL/KCBS-TV (http://cbsloc.al/1RAa3mg) reported. The homespun memorial painted on a block-long wall on Pacific Avenue lists the names of American service members missing in action or otherwise unaccounted for in Southeast Asia.
News of the vandalism came as another veterans-related memorial was reported damaged in Henderson, Kentucky. Police say a Memorial Day cross display there that honors the names of 5,000 veterans of conflicts dating back to the Revolutionary War has been damaged by a driver who plowed through the crosses early Saturday.
Read More- AP
Image courtesy of AP
Texas veteran memorials destroyed in possible vandalism
In pictures: Building America's iconic monuments
War monument smashed
'It's not for us but for them,' Memorial Day activities curtailed
Memorial Day: It's okay to have a barbecue
This Memorial Day, you should have a BBQ

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Women use pyridoxine for premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and other menstruation problems, "morning sickness" (nausea and vomiting) in early pregnancy, stopping milk flow after childbirth, depression related to pregnancy or using birth control pills, and symptoms of menopause.
Pyridoxine is also used for Alzheimer's disease, attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Down syndrome, autism, diabetes and related nerve pain, sickle cell anemia, migraine headaches, asthma, carpal tunnel syndrome, night leg cramps, muscle cramps, arthritis, allergies, acne and various other skin conditions, and infertility. It is also used for dizziness, motion sickness, preventing the eye disease age-related macular degeneration (AMD), seizures, convulsions due to fever, and movement disorders (tardive dyskinesia, hyperkinesis, chorea), as well as for increasing appetite and helping people remember dreams.
You may remember a prescription medication called Bendectin that was used for morning sickness in pregnancy. Bendectin contained pyridoxine and a sleep-inducing antihistamine called doxylamine. The makers of Bendectin took it off the market in 1983 because they were running up expensive legal bills in defense of their product. Opponents charged it might be responsible for birth defects. Meanwhile, a product called Diclectin that is similar to Bendectin remained available in Canada, and there was research showing that neither pyridoxine nor Bendectin seems to cause birth defects in animals. After Bendectin was removed from the market, there was no reduction in birth defects, but hospitalization rates for pregnancy-related nausea and vomiting doubled.
Pyridoxine is required for the proper function of sugars, fats, and proteins in the body. It is also required for the proper growth and development of the brain, nerves, skin, and many other parts of the body.
Anemia (sideroblastic anemia). Taking pyridoxine by mouth is effective for treating an inherited type of anemia called sideroblastic anemia.
Certain seizures in infants (pyridoxine-dependent seizures). Administering pyridoxine intravenously (by IV) controls seizures in infants that are caused by pyridoxine dependence.
Pyridoxine deficiency. Taking pyridoxine by mouth is effective for preventing and treating pyridoxine deficiency.
High homocysteine blood levels. Taking pyridoxine by mouth alone or together with folic acid is effective for treating high homocysteine levels in the blood.
Macular degeneration. Some research shows that taking pyridoxine with other vitamins including folic acid and vitamin B12 might help prevent the loss of vision caused by the eye disease called age-related macular degeneration.
Behavior disorder in children caused by low serotonin levels (hyperkinetic cerebral dysfunction syndrome). Early research shows that taking pyridoxine by mouth might have a beneficial effect on children with a behavior disorder caused by low serotonin levels.
Kidney stones. There is some evidence that taking pyridoxine alone or combined with magnesium can decrease the risk of kidney stones in people with a hereditary disorder that increases their risk of forming kidney stones (type I primary hyperoxaluria). However, it does not appear to help people with other kinds of kidney stones.
Lung cancer. Taking pyridoxine by mouth seems to decrease the risk of lung cancer in individuals who smoke.
Upset stomach and vomiting in pregnancy. Some research suggests pyridoxine does not improve symptoms of mild to moderate nausea as much as severe nausea. The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology considers pyridoxine a first-line treatment for nausea and vomiting caused by pregnancy. Pyridoxine plus the medication doxylamine is recommended for women who do not get better when treated with just pyridoxine.
Premenstrual syndrome (PMS). There is some evidence that taking pyridoxine by mouth can improve PMS symptoms including breast pain. The lowest effective dose should be used. Higher doses will increase the chance of side effects and are not likely to increase the beneficial effects.
Movement disorders (tardive dyskinesia).Taking pyridoxine seems to improve movement disorders in people taking drugs for mental disorders.
Alzheimer's disease. Some evidence suggests that taking pyridoxine supplements does not reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease in older people.
Autism. Taking pyridoxine with magnesium daily does not seem to improve autistic behavior in children.
Carpal tunnel syndrome. Although some early research suggests that pyridoxine might relieve certain symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome, most research suggests that this supplement does not benefit people with this condition.
Mental function. Taking pyridoxine daily together with folic acid and vitamin B12 does not seem to improve mental function in older people.
Stroke. Taking pyridoxine by mouth does not seem to prevent the occurrence of another stoke in people with a history of stroke.
Preventing re-blockage of blood vessels after angioplasty. Evidence on the benefits of pyridoxine for preventing the re-blockage of blood vessels after angioplasty is inconsistent. Some evidence suggests that taking folic acid, vitamin B12 and pyridoxine might be beneficial. However, other research finds no benefit.
Asthma. The effectiveness of pyridoxine supplementation in children with asthma is unclear.
Itchy and inflamed skin (atopic dermatitis (eczema)). Early research suggests that taking pyridoxine daily for 4 weeks does not reduce eczema symptoms in children.
Attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Early research suggests that taking pyridoxine by mouth, with or without high doses of B vitamins, might help ADHD. However, research using high doses of both pyridoxine and vitamins seems to have no effect on ADHD symptoms.
Depression. Early research suggests that taking pyridoxine might reduce depression symptoms in postmenopausal women but not in the general population.
Painful periods (dysmenorrhea). Early research suggests that taking pyridoxine daily might reduce painful periods.
Nerve problems caused by diabetes. Evidence on the effects of pyridoxine in people with nerve problems caused by diabetes is inconsistent. Some research shows that taking pyridoxine with thiamine daily reduces the severity of symptoms, while other research shows no benefit.
High blood sugar during pregnancy (gestational diabetes). Some early research suggests that taking pyridoxine daily for 2 weeks may lower sugar levels in women with high blood sugar during pregnancy. However other early research shows no benefit of pyridoxine on this condition.
Nerve damage caused by tuberculosis medication. Early research suggests that taking pyridoxine daily might reduce nerve damage caused by a drug taken for tuberculosis.
Stopping breast milk production. Early research suggests that taking pyridoxine daily for 6-7 days does not stop breast milk production.
Complications in pregnancy. Taking pyridoxine during pregnancy does not seem to reduce the risk of eclampsia, pre-eclampsia, or preterm birth, but may reduce the risk of tooth decay.
Seizures caused by a high fever (seizures). Early research suggests that taking pyridoxine daily for 12 months does not reduce the recurrence of seizures caused by a high fever.
Nerve damage caused by chemotherapy. Early research suggests that pyridoxine might help reverse nerve damage caused by the chemotherapy drug vincristine.
More evidence is needed to rate pyridoxine for these uses.


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De Fédération Internationale de Philatélie (FIP) (Nederlands: Internationale Federatie van de Filatelie) is de overkoepelende internationale organisatie voor de filatelie, de liefhebberij voor het verzamelen van postzegels.

Geschiedenis
De FIP werd opgericht in Parijs op 18 juni 1926 door zeven nationale filatelistische federaties. De stichtende landen waren België, Duitsland, Frankrijk, Nederland, Oostenrijk, Tsjechoslowakije en Zwitserland. De hoofdzetel van deze internationale organisatie bevindt zich in Zürich (Zwitserland) en is dan ook een rechtspersoon naar Zwitsers recht.

Om de banden met de Wereldpostunie (UPU) te onderhouden werd in 1990 op het hoofdkwartier van de UPU in Bern de World Association for the Development of Philately (WADP) opgericht.

Anno 2018 waren er 95 landen lid van de FIP. Dit zijn de Regular Members. Tevens zijn er drie continentale federaties aangesloten: de Europese federatie, de Amerikaanse federatie en de Aziatische federatie. Deze zijn de Associated Members. Postdiensten kunnen aansluiten als een Promotional Member.

Op jaarbasis organiseert de FIP twee congressen.

Doelstellingen
De FIP stelt vier doelstellingen voorop. Deze zijn:
 het promoten van filatelie en het verzamelen van postzegels;
 het onderhouden van vriendschappelijke relaties en vriendschap tussen alle volkeren;
 het aanknopen en onderhouden van hechte banden met de filatelistische handel en de postadministraties;
 en het organiseren van internationale postzegeltentoonstellingen.

Commissies
Er zijn elf FIP-Commissies, geleid door een commissaris, die betrekking hebben op de verschillende disciplines binnen de filatelie. Het gaat om:
 aerofilatelie
 astrofilatelie
 filatelistische literatuur
 fiscale filatelie
 jeugdfilatelie
 maximafilie
 postgeschiedenis
 postwaardestukken
 thematische filatelie
 traditionele filatelie
 valse postzegels

Iedere commissie bestaat uit een voorzitter en drie bureauleden.

Voorzitters

Trivia
 De FIP noemt de filatelie "The King of the Hobbies and the Hobby of Kings".

Externe links
 de officiële website van de Fédération Internationale de Philatélie

Filatelie
Internationale organisatie


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Region: Priorat
Winery: Familia Torre
Grape Types: Grenache
Torres Perpetual Priorat is made from Cariñena and Garnacha
Perpetual is a wine born of time and terrain. The old Garnacha and Cariñena vines are between 80 and 100 years old and grow on steep, rocky slopes. Llicorella (slate) is the essence of this beautifully concentrated wine with great personality. The parcels are small and located near several villages of El Priorat. They belong to local winegrowers, but undergo rigorous controls to ensure that the fruit is of the highest quality. Perpetual is a tribute to the well-aging Priorat wines, intense, full of character and born to defeat time.
In 2017, temperatures were within normal range throughout the growth season, but showed some variation over time: the first half was warmer—June was particularly hot—but the ripening period was unusually cool due to lower temperatures in September. In terms of total precipitation, the growth season saw little rainfall, and it is worth noting that the ripening period was especially dry.
An elegant and harmonious red, displaying characteristics found in only the finest Cariñena and Garnacha blends. The combination of Priorat's llicorella soil and temperate growing conditions yields medium bodied expression with highly approachable phenolic qualities. An exotic blend of ripe forest fruit, Mediterranean herbs, mineral nuances, and toasted holiday spice. An age worthy wine that drinks beautifully today.
Schisty aromas of iron and steel are hard to miss on a nose with earthy but fully ripe berry scents. This textbook Priorat blends minerally grip with creamy weight and pulpy ripe flavors of black cherry and black plum, while the finish is slightly sweet and on the easy side, indicating an open drinking window of now through 2026. Michael Schachner
Built on 150 years of history and tradition, Familia Torres continues to be one of the most renowned wine producers in Spain. Torres family roots date back even further, residing in the Penedès region for over 300 years. Today, Familia Torres produce quality wine from 9 DOs across Spain showcasing the most esteemed terroirs that embody tradition and innovation. Miguel Torres Maczassek, the fifth generation of the family, is at the helm and upholds the family values of respect, cooperation, excellence, vitality and curiosity.
In Catalonia, the winery produces the Familia Torres collection, showcasing their premiere wines in the region they've inhabited for centuries. Extending further, Familia Torres produce the Properties collection, which showcases some of Spain's most well-known wine regions. With reliable quality and a true sense of history, Torres is a pillar of the wine community, and uses their reputation to advocate for environmental initiative, social responsibility, and fair trade as a way of ensuring the continuity of wine production. With Torres, wine is an essential part of community, environment, and tradition, and is, above all, a celebration of life.
In 2020, Familia Torres Winery is celebrating their 150th anniversary, but the family's roots extend even farther than that. The first mention of the Torres wine family was in 1557, but the winery wasn't established until 1870, when the profits from the family shipping company made it possible to enter the commercial wine space.
Miguel Torres Vendrell founded the company, and since then, the family has passed on the winery (and the name Miguel) steadfastly from generation to generation. They hit a setback when the winery was bombed during the Spanish civil war, but Miguel Torres i Carbó rebuilt, and began the bottling and exporting of the wine.
In 1991, Miguel A. Torres took the reigns, and remains president today. He made remarkable strides in environmental advocacy, social responsibility, fair trade, and research and innovation. Since 2012, Miguel Torres Maczassek has been at the helm, and has continued his father's work, while also embarking on his own projects. Recognized year after year and Drinks Internationals' "World's Most Admired Wine Brand," the story of Familia Torres is a known and respected one throughout Spain and the world.
Having been in the region for five generations, the Torres family has seen first hand the effects of climate change on the land, and are committed to protecting it for future generations. In 2008, they established the Torres & Earth Project – a commitment to reduce CO2 emissions across their business by 30% by 2020 – a goal which they accomplished! Their programs include reforestation, forest management, and biological waste water treatment and purification, along with rainwater storage, carbon capture and reuse, biomass boiling, solar panels, electric vehicles, and geothermal heating and cooling. They also have an ongoing search for plots of land that have the potential to withstand changes in climate. With the remarkable success of the project, Familia Torres decided to escalate their goals, and are now aiming to cut emissions by 80% by 2050!
Their dedication to preserving the environment extends beyond their own projects, and in 2019 they co-founded the International Wineries for Climate Action (IWCA) with California-based Jackson Family wines. The steadily growing organization promotes an industry-wide decrease in carbon emissions, and is open to wineries across the world. Membership indicates a commitment to decrease greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030, and aim to be climate positive (removing greenhouse gas from the air) by 2050.
In addition to their commitment to sustainability, they also convey their respect for the land by searching out and cultivating ancestral and indigenous varietals. In keeping with their values of tradition and innovation, they use these ancient grapes to create new and exciting, very limited production wines.
Inglenook Rubicon 2016
Inglenook Rubicon is made from 93% Cabernet Sauvignon 7% Cabernet Franc.
Since its inaugural vintage in 1978, Rubicon has been the Estate's premier red wine, reflecting the soul of the property and expressing Francis Coppola's wish to create a Bordeaux-styled grand wine, that is, "a wine that can please contemporary taste, but with a historical aspect [that defines] our vineyards at their zenith."
Rubicon was named after the small river crossed by Julius Caesar in 49 B.C., declaring his intention to gain control of Rome, thereby launching a civil war among opposing factions. Over time the phrase "crossing the Rubicon" has come to signify any irreversible action with revolutionary intent or the outcome of which holds great risk. True to its uncommon depth, Inglenook's Rubicon continues to be a testament to the finely tuned rendering of a risk well-taken.
After four years of drought, a winter with average rainfall was welcome, as it provided ample soil moisture for a strong start to the 2016 growing season. Average late-spring temperatures and limited precipitation minimized the risk of frost during mid-May bloom, ensuring average yields. June closed with a heat spell, slowing vine canopy growth at the ideal time. Harvest of the blocks contributing to the 2016 Inglenook Rubicon blend occurred under optimum conditions from September 6th through September 27th.
Ideal harvest conditions endowed the 2016 Rubicon with the three elements associated with a truly great wine from the Rutherford appellation: complexity, balance, and elegance. The aromas are intense and focused with top notes of creamy, sweet vanilla, and black licorice wound around a core of exquisitely ripe black cherry and crème de cassis. This refinement extends directly to the palate, where the wine is both broad and deep with sensuous, silky tannins. Supremely balanced in terms of both opulence and complexity, ripe black fruits and an ultra-smooth texture provide an impressive crescendo to a very long finish.
The 2016 Cabernet Sauvignon Rubicon is a wine of total precision and class. Translucent and energetic, with distinctly mid-weight structure, the 2016 is a wine of reserve, tension and breeding. Shy at first, the 2016 has a lot to offer, but it needs a number of years in bottle to be at its most expressive. Cedar, tobacco, licorice and wild cherry add the closing nuances.
- Antonio Galloni 97 Points
Mas Sinen Coster Reserve Priorat 2016
Mas Sinen Coster Reserve Priorat is made from 50% Grenache and 50% Carignan.
he Priorat DO was created in 1954. But it is only in the 1990 that the quality of the wines were able to compete internationally. It is now a DOCa (The highest qualification level for a wine region according to Spanish wine regulations, alongside Rioja DOCa). Total acreage for the entire appellation is 4,400 acres. Intense red cherry color with garnet reflections. Black fruit, compote fruits, hints of balsamic. The mouth is ripe and intense, fresh and powerful. Strong and flavorful.
50 year old vines planted on Llicorella soil (decomposed black and reddish Slate, mixed with Mica and Quartz). Light filtration.
Mas Sinen Negre Priorat 2016
Mas Sinen Negre Priorat is made from 38% Garnacha, 22% Cabernet Sauvignon, 23% Carinena, 16% Syrah
Aged in 90% French, 10% American oak barrels for 12 months.
Maceration for 21 days. ML in stainless steel tanks.
Clarification with white egg and soft filtration.
The wine shows great spice and leather components, some minerality and a lot of ripe red fruits aromas as well.
This wine is certified organic.
"This is a super ripe and fleshy ball of rich dark berries and plums with a super rich, long and fluid texture. Such length and depth of blackberry fruit here. Drink now."
- James Suckling (July 2019), 91 pts
Mas Sinen Petit Mas Sinen Priorat 2016
Mas Sinen Priorat Petit Mas Sinen is made from 45% Garnacha, 30% Cariñena (also called Samsó), 10% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Syrah, 5% Merlot.
Aged in oak barrels for 6 months.
Alain Jaume Rasteau Les Valats 2016
Alain Jaume Rasteau Les Valats is made from 90% Grenache, 10% Syrah, planted on clay and stones based soil.
40 Hectoliters / Hectare
Deep red garnet color. Aromas of fresh red berries. On the palate, the richness of the fruit and tannins harmonizes with the roundness of the wine.
The finish is long, with spicy touches and minerals notes. Complete and authentic.
Grapes planted on clay and stones based soil.
"Notes of wet sandstone, crushed earth and olive lend elegant restraint to crisp black cherry and blackberry here. A blend of 90% Grenache and 10% Syrah, this concentrated wine is marked by savory tones of dried mint and sage. Fine but firm tannins and a mineral freshness accent the finish. It's ready now but should improve through 2030. - ANNA LEE C. IIJIMA"
- Wine Enthusiast (March 2019), 91 pts
"Earth, black olive and plummy fruit combine on the nose of the 2016 Rasteau Les Valats. It's a bit rugged, but in a good way, with savory tannins framing the dark flavors and lingering on the finish. Dark and dusty, it calls out for grilled meat. - Joe Czerwinski"
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate (Issue #238, August 31st 2018), 90 pts
"The 2016 Rasteau Les Valats is another outstanding wine from this team, offering classic Rasteau earthy black fruits, gravelly minerality, and a touch of spice to go with a full-bodied, concentrated, powerful style on the palate. Based on 80% Grenache and 10% each of Syrah and Mourvèdre, it's a powerful yet balanced 2016 that will keep for 7-8 years."
- Jeb Dunnuck (March 2019), 90 pts
Argot Mosaic Pinot Noir 2016
Argot Mosaic Pinot Noir is made from 100 percent Pinot Noir.
Sourced from both high-elevation and valley floor vineyards, located in the cool-climate AVAs of Sonoma Mountain, Bennett Valley and Petaluma Gap. A drama-free growing season allowed for a leisurely harvest of perfectly ripe, healthy fruit. Low-stress, clean ferments, led to an exceptionally pure Pinot Noir, laden with fruit, earth and spice.
"Medium ruby in color, the 2016 Pinot Noir Mosaic has a pretty nose of pink peppercorn, herbs and dusty earth over a core of savory black fruit and spices. Medium-bodied, it gives good layers of flavors in the mouth with concentrated black fruits and loads of spice, grainy tannins to support and a long, lingering finish. Yum! 600 cases produced.. - Lisa Perrotti-Brown" - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate (Issue #237, June 2018), 92+ pts
Paradigm Cabernet Franc 2018
This Cabernet Franc is black cherry red in color with aromas of blueberry jam and white pepper spiciness. With wonderful ripeness we were able to make one of our best Cabernet Francs. The wine is very lush across the palate with a silky softness and sweet impression of ripe blueberry fruit. Tannins are very moderate with a nice light texture in the mid palate. This is an easy drinking Cabernet Franc, rich and complete and very enjoyable.
Paradigm Cabernet Franc is made from 76% Cabernet Franc, 13% Cabernet Sauvignon, 8% Merlot, 3% Petit Verdot


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UTMB Group and The IRONMAN Group partner to launch the ground-breaking UTMB® World Series
UTMB Group – a major player in trail running which has led the sport's development for the last 18 years – has joined forces with The IRONMAN Group to boost the sport's international development and, together, will launch the world's ultimate trail-running circuit: the UTMB® World Series. From as early as 2022, the UTMB® World Series will bring together many of the best international events on the planet which will provide exclusive access to the sport's pinnacle event, UTMB® Mont-Blanc. Runners across the globe are invited to be part of it and to 'meet their extraordinary'.
An extraordinary adventure for all runners
The UTMB® World Series is a revolution for the sport, that will bring the trail running community together through a new, integrated sports system that is open to all. Inspired by the high standards of UTMB®, runners will be able to take part in the most beautiful events on the planet, and the UTMB® World Series will be the only place where runners can begin their quest to Mont-Blanc, France, where the prestigious UTMB® World Series Finals will be held. In-line with the rapid growth of the sport, events will be held across six continents, giving all runners more opportunities to live the UTMB® experience on a global scale.
While the full calendar of UTMB® World Series Events will be announced in the third quarter of the year, eight leading, international events are already confirmed across Europe, Asia and Oceania, including:
UTMB® Mont-Blanc (France, Italy, Switzerland)
Val d'Aran by UTMB® (Spain)
Thailand by UTMB® (Thailand)
Panda Trail by UTMB® (China)
Gaoligong by UTMB® (China)
Tarawera™ Ultramarathon by UTMB® (New Zealand)
Ultra-Trail Australia™ by UTMB® (Australia)
mozart 100® by UTMB® (Austria)
A new, inclusive sports system
As of 2022, the UTMB® World Series will integrate four levels of event:
UTMB® WORLD SERIES FINALS
UTMB® Mont-Blanc is the place where legends of the sport are made, and this pinnacle event will now also see the official crowning of the UTMB® World Series male and female champions. UTMB® World Series titles will be awarded in each of the three key distances of the UTMB® Mont-Blanc - known as the OCC (50K), CCC® (100K) and UTMB® (100M), - and qualification can be achieved only by participating in one of the UTMB® World Series Events or UTMB® World Series Majors.
UTMB® WORLD SERIES MAJORS
Three UTMB® World Series Majors will take place each year, where athletes can go head-to-head at the continental Series finals in the Americas, Europe and in Asia/Oceania. Each UTMB® World Series Major will include at least one race in each category - 50K, 100K and 100M - with elite and amateur finishers having at least double the chance to access the UTMB® World Series Finals.
UTMB® WORLD SERIES EVENTS
From Europe, to Asia, Oceania, the Americas and Africa, UTMB® World Series Events are the best events on the planet, taking place in exceptional locations in the heart of unspoiled nature. Organized to the highest quality standards to bring the UTMB® adventure closer to runners globally, each event will include at least one qualifying race in the 50K, 100K or 100M categories. These races will award Running Stones – with 1 Running Stone equivalent to 1 entry into the UTMB® World Series Finals entries lottery – giving runners the chance to be on the start line in Mont-Blanc. The stars of the sport will also be able to enter the Finals based on their performance in the UTMB® World Series Events.
UTMB® WORLD SERIES QUALIFIERS
UTMB® World Series Qualifiers are the gateway to the UTMB® World Series, with thousands of races around the world that are open to all. Participating in a UTMB® World Series Qualifier race is not mandatory to begin your adventure in the Series but runners who do take part will benefit from privileged access to the UTMB® World Series Events.
A new alliance, underpinned by UTMB® values
UTMB Group and The IRONMAN Group have joined forces through a strategic partnership that will enable them to develop the sport of trail running together. The pioneering new UTMB® World Series will unite the trail running community by drawing on UTMB Group's expertise in the sport and The IRONMAN Group's acclaimed global experience, to create the future of trail running built around the values of UTMB®: surpassing oneself; fair-play; respect for people and the environment; and solidarity.
Catherine Poletti, President of UTMB Group, commented: "After 18 years of history that has seen UTMB® become known around the world, it has become a brand that not only carries the sporting values of trail running but also fundamental human values. More than ever, we want to share this with as many people as possible and allow everyone to participate in an event organized in the same spirit - and with the same quality standards - as the UTMB® Mont-Blanc.
"We are certain that combining our experience and what the UTMB® brand represents, with the ability and expertise of The IRONMAN Group, is excellent news for the world of trail running and for all its players: the athletes, amateurs, elites, but also their friends and families, the territories, partners and the media."
The IRONMAN Group has several established trail running events, including the Tarawera Ultramarathon™ by UTMB® (Rotorua, New Zealand), Ultra-Trail Australia™ by UTMB® (Katoomba, NSW, Australia), and the mozart 100® by UTMB® (Salzburg, Austria), all of which will be part of the inaugural UTMB® World Series.
Andrew Messick, President & Chief Executive Officer for The IRONMAN Group said: "The legacy of excellence and leadership by the Poletti family and UTMB® is unparalleled in trail running. Their ability to create transformative and enriching experiences registers deeply with us as the world's largest organizer of endurance events, and together we look forward to bringing the deep-rooted values, spirit, and camaraderie of trail running competition globally.
"For over 40 years, we have worked to create event experiences that capture the imagination of people from around the world, producing life-changing race experiences for athletes of all levels, from their first step through the finish-line. We are grateful for the ability to partner with the talented team at UTMB Group as we marry our strengths in creating the UTMB® World Series as a platform to elevate the extraordinary that exists in us all," Messick concluded.
The UTMB® World Series will provide all trail runners with the chance to live out their passion in the heart of some of the world's most extraordinary natural settings while exploring iconic destinations and embracing different cultures. More than a sporting challenge, the UTMB® World Series will use its global platform to raise awareness around environmental issues while advocating for inclusivity. Sporting ethics will also play an important role in the UTMB® World Series, with elite and amateur runners treated as equals, as well as the health and well-being of every participant being a priority.
New services for runners and organizers
The UTMB® World Series will provide new services for runners such as privileged access, as well as new and more precise sporting criteria that considers the specificities of trail running. This includes developing the UTMB® Index as an exclusive asset of UTMB Group and creating new categories for classifying events.
UTMB® Index
Runners familiar with the sport's first-ever ranking system will be able to continue using it on the new UTMB® World Series platform to evaluate and compare their performance level. Runners with a UTMB® Index will have privileged access to UTMB® World Series Event races, regardless of their level.
Four new categories based on the km-effort
There will be four UTMB® World Series categories including 20K, 50K, 100K and 100M which will be based on the km-effort, a globally recognized formula for measuring the race distance in trail running by considering both the distance and elevation gain to calculate the perceived distance. For example, 100M means 100 miles and represents a 170 kilometer-effort.
Top athletes' consultation
In the process of defining the UTMB® World Series sporting structure, a significant group of international elite athletes were consulted to understand their collective feedback. Under the new sports system, to gain access to the UTMB® World Series Finals, the best trail runners on the planet will have to qualify by taking part in the UTMB® World Series Majors or UTMB® World Series Events over a period of 15 months.
The top 10 male and top 10 female runners in each of the 50K, 100K and 100M categories at the UTMB® World Series Majors will win a place for the next edition of the UTMB® World Series Finals race of the same category.
The top 3 male and top 3 female runners in each of the 50K, 100K and 100M categories at the UTMB® World Series Events will win a place for the next edition of the UTMB® World Series Finals race of the same category.
UTMB® World Series bolsters 2022 circuit with addition of events in North America and across Europe
24 international events are now confirmed for the inaugural UTMB® World Series in 2022, with the full calendar of 30 events to be announced in the new year. UTMB® World Series Majors for 2022/23 season confirmed in Europe and Asia-Pacific regions, wi...
Exceptional trail running events in the UK, Corsica, and Switzerland latest to be confirmed for 2022
UTMB® World Series – the world's ultimate trail running circuit – has now confirmed 20 world-leading international events for its debut season in 2022, with more events planned to be confirmed before the end of the year
UTMB® World Series confirms seven new events across the USA, Hong Kong, Andorra, Mexico, Italy and France for 2022
15 leading international events now confirmed for the inaugural UTMB® World Series with more exceptional events to be revealed in coming weeks.


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El término órdenes mayores fue aplicado durante algunos siglos en la Iglesia Católica para distinguir lo que el Concilio de Trento también llamó órdenes sagradas de lo que en ese momento se denominaban «órdenes menores». El Catecismo del Concilio de Trento habla de «varias órdenes distintas de ministros, destinados por su oficio a servir al sacerdocio, y así dispuestos, de modo que, comenzando con la tonsura clerical, puedan ascender gradualmente a través de las órdenes menores a las mayores», y afirma que:

El Catecismo del Concilio de Trento repite así lo que se afirma en el capítulo II del Decreto del mismo Concilio sobre el Sacramento del Orden, usando la palabra «sacerdote» para referirse tanto a obispos como a presbíteros. En el capítulo IV, usa la palabra «sacerdote» para referirse en cambio solo a los presbíteros. Habla de esta forma de los obispos como «superiores a los sacerdotes», y de «la ordenación de obispos, presbíteros y de las demás órdenes». En su canon VI, declara que en la Iglesia Católica «hay una jerarquía constituida por ordenación divina, compuesta de obispos, sacerdotes y ministros».

Por medio de su motu proprio Ministeria quaedam del 15 de agosto de 1972, el Papa Pablo VI decretó: «Las órdenes hasta ahora llamadas menores se denominarán de ahora en adelante 'ministerios'». Al abandonar el término «órdenes menores» automáticamente se puso fin también al uso del término «órdenes mayores».

El mismo motu proprio decretó también que la Iglesia latina ya no tendría la orden mayor del subdiaconado, aunque permitió que cualquier conferencia episcopal que así lo deseara aplicase el término «subdiácono» a quienes ejercen el ministerio (anteriormente llamado orden menor) del «acolitado». Grupos como la FSSP tienen permitido mantener la orden mayor del subdiácono.

Para la Iglesia latina, hay ahora por tanto solo tres órdenes, tal y como se enuncia en el Código de Derecho Canónico : «Las órdenes son el episcopado, el presbiterio y el diaconado». Estas tres órdenes también se conocen como «órdenes sagradas» u «órdenes santas».

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Órdenes principales en la Iglesia católica
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So what exactly is going on with Waterloo Region's light rail transit?
By Darick Charbonneau
Sixteen months after the original start date of Kitchener's light rail transit system, Ion still isn't running — and won't be until well into the new year.
What exactly needs to be completed for the LRT to be operational, and when will it begin service?
First, the fleet of LRT vehicles needs to be completed. Currently, Ion has 11 out of the 14 vehicles that were ordered. However, several of these are currently undergoing modifications, with radios, antennas and software being added to enable the trains to control traffic lights along the rail system, a key component for the service to run at a consistent service speed for testing. After the modifications are complete, each train is required to complete 600 hours of testing before it is ready to begin service.
Of the 14 vehicles that Waterloo Region has ordered, three are still to be completed and delivered from Bombardier, while the remaining 11 are already in the Waterloo Region. Of the 11 trains currently in Waterloo Region's possession, four of them are completely service-ready and are being used to test the tracks. The remaining seven in the region are undergoing modifications to make them service-ready.
"We are no longer able to meet the December 2018 goal we had of starting service," said Thomas Schmidt, the region's commissioner of transportation and environment services. "There has been good progress, but unfortunately none of the vehicles are what we would call service-ready."
With the remaining vehicles still being completed in Kingston, Waterloo Region council did not feel that it could estimate when the LRT would be fully operational. The best they could say was that the new target window for service would be spring 2019.
The Kitchener-Waterloo LRT route, as well as the location of the stops. Image from the Grand River Transit web page.
Another issue plaguing the system is cost overruns, with the overall budget coming in at more than $50 million higher than originally forecast, putting the total spent on the project so far at $868 million. With the uncertainty of the timing of the service launch, more overruns are possible. Half of the $50-million overrun is directly related to the lack of vehicles to test the system.
Tom Galloway, former councillor for the Region of Waterloo, said the region is going to recoup the extras costs from Bombardier.
"We haven't decided we are going to take legal action. We've just decided that we are going to pursue the costs," he said.
With the LRT service being forecast to become operational less than six months from now, here are some safety tips being offered on the Grand River Transit web page: Obey signage. Several intersections have been modified to accommodate the LRT. Stay off the tracks. Tracks are for trains, never stop or park on them. Most importantly, stay alert. Ion trains run on electricity and may not always be heard above normal street noise.
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