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bald-faced lies about Margaret Sanger for political gain
I don't have very much time to write tonight because I stayed too late at work finishing a project.
Margaret Sanger, founder of the Planned Parenthood Federation. Photograph: Corbis
Regardless, I want to express my total dismay at the attempt by some horrible people to alter history for the benefit of their political cause.
How dare people deliberately re-write the legacy of Margaret Sanger (1879 – 1966), on the Internet. How dare Herbert Cain make up lies and spew them on national television? We are just learning of his misogyny now – wasn't his timing poetic justice!
You know, it's true that we must not believe all we read on the Internet. It's important to take it all with not a grain of salt, but with a rock of salt! Otherwise that rock-salt will hit us from behind – hard.
I did a Google search yesterday using key word: Margaret Sanger and found vicious lies and horror stories that were absolutely, without a shadow of a doubt, 100 percent false.
I was appalled. However, what is worse are the people who actually believe what they're reading!
And then we learn that the alleged sexual harassment presidential candidate Herman Cain had the gall to either out right lie about Sanger being a racist, or else he's totally ignorant of history.
Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain issued a blistering, and factually incorrect, attack on Planned Parenthood on Sunday's Face the Nation. During the interview, Cain confirmed remarks he made six months ago at the Heritage Foundation, where he said: "When Margaret Sanger – check my history – started Planned Parenthood, the objective was to put these centers in primarily black communities so they could help kill black babies before they came into the world. It's planned genocide."
Cain's accusation is not only dangerous, it's inaccurate. According to the Guttmacher Institute, white women account for 36% of abortions compared to 30% of black women and 25% of Latinas. Sixty-three per cent of abortion clinics are in neighborhoods where more than half the residents are white. Beyond that, Planned Parenthoods do much more than provide safe abortion services: contraception, prenatal care, HIV testing and breast and cervical cancer screenings, to name a few.
by: Alexander Sanger, grandson of Margaret Sanger, writing for the Guardian. http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/alexander-sanger
People must remember Margaret Sanger from high school or college studies? She did so much for women's rights!
She dedicated her life to legalizing birth control for women all over the United States. This act alone saved women from certain death and from the horror of having multiple children.
She saved scores of women from death that nearly resulted from botched abortions. An underground of abortionists thrived – not by doctors, by people who pretended they could do a quick five dollar abortion.
These "back alley $5 abortions" were the only thing available to poor women or to immigrant women who were the poorest of the poor. Margaret Sanger, trained as a nurse, cared for the women who were near death as a result of having their uterus sliced like a melon.
Desperate women resorted to using wire hangers to force a miscarriage. She was relentless in her efforts to save women from the future abuse and torture of a child they could die having, or could not afford to have.
She's was a remarkable women. A crusader who holds an esteemed place in history for establishing fertility rights for women.
She believed that a woman should be in full charge of her own body, and have sexual freedom and fulfillment without the haunting fear of pregnancy.
What women would not want to own her own body? Would you appreciate busy-bodies you don't even know tell you what to do with your body? Of course not!
God help all women if Rowe v. Wade is overturned. If the clock goes back and outlaws abortion, woman will experience desperate times.
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In the neighborhood where I grew up in the 50's there were two women that died because of keep quiet, botched procedures.
I too looked up a lot of info related to this out of curiosity. I agree that it is not right but have come to accept (not by choice) the political process of elections. The first time eligible to vote was 1971. The problems related to trash talk and skeletons in closets really came to a head for me this last presidential election. To my recollection this was the first time that campaigning and complaining adds on TV started the day after Obama was elected and increased even before he officially took office. Since that time with the state of our economy the "other" party has found plenty of money to continue TV advertisement under their name or someone big affiliated to the party. These are the so called patriots that are going to fix this country? I wonder how many children in our country that could have had a better diet, education or health care with the kind of money thrown away on ideals. A saying comes to mind.
Lucy…..You got some splainin to do!
I got a little off topic but it's related. In my little mind anyway….
Hey Damagd….. Yes, there were many thousands of deaths from the backroom $5.00 abortions. I was astounded at the horrible lies on the internet about Margaret Sanger. For anyone to suggest she was a racist is disgraceful. It is important to check facts!
Sanger cared about women because they were dying far too young as a result of having so many children – their bodies couldn't hold up after such trauma. The reason she became such an activist was for that exact reason – her mother died too young as a result of an illness that sprang from her giving birth to eleven children.
Margaret Sanger, at her mother's deathbed, vowed to commit the rest of her life to saving women like her mother, from certain painful death. Sanger blamed her father for allowing his wife to destroy her body with childbirths (including miscarriages).
Margaret Sanger was a humanist and struggled for women to be treated as equal to men. She fought and fought and fought for women's rights. Sadly, we still have a very long way to go, especially in the workplace. I work with men who hate women who think for themselves. Although I am quiet and soft spoken, i refuse to let the misogynist, hypocritical men in my workplace, tell me what to think!!
I agree that the tv political ads are disgusting – the fact that we allow the millions and billions of dollars go into presidential campaigns is sickening. Just sickening.
And, it's very true that all the money spent for the sake of power could be much better served in the hands of the hungry folks in this country.
I personally think it is necessary to do some research before you believe anything,short of the dictionary,on the internet. I'm especially sick unto death of some of these idiots claimig to be christian. No one who has studied the Book believes women are not equal to men in the eyes of God. Men are told to love their wives as their own bodies. I'm sick of millions being paid to sports stars that have no respecct for law or order. Where are the millions coming from that are paid out every week to view a new movie? Why are the president or first lady vactioning all over the world with a full staff? Why are we,as a country,still sticking our noses in other countries problems? Don't we have enough of our own problems? Why aren't we using unemployed people to reburbish closed bases as housing for the homeless? Why are we wasting food from retaurants and supermarkets instead of feeding those that are hungry?
I'm getting hot under the collar so I'll stop this. Get of my soap box and go get some more coffee.


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POSU: Whence Cometh a Stanford President?
As I discussed in an earlier post, President Hennessy is now entering his eleventh year as president of Stanford university (POSU). In my post, I speculated about his future as president and, when he chooses to retire, who might replace him. In this series of posts, I intend to substantiate my discussion with some basic information about the tenure of Stanford's 10 full presidents (and one acting president). Whence did they come? How long were they there? How have they changed?
In my last post (linked above), I discussed lengths of tenure for Stanford's presidents and postulated that Hennessy would be leaving in the next two years or so. In this post, I will discuss the issue of who might replace him when the time comes, based on the recent history of Stanford's presidents. To begin, let's look at the role held by each of Stanford's 10 presidents immediately prior to their appointment as president:
David Starr Jordan: president of another university (Indiana University)
John Casper Branner: vice-president of Stanford
Ray Lyman Wilbur: dean of Stanford Medical School
Donald B. Tressider: private sector (business)
John Wallace Sterling: private sector (Huntington Library and Art Gallery)
Kenneth S. Pitzer: president of another university (Rice University)
Richard W. Lyman: provost of Stanford
Donald Kennedy: provost of Stanford
Gerhard Casper: provost of another university (University of Chicago)
John LeRoy Hennessy: provost of Stanford
See any pattern?
6/10 presidents came directly out of Stanford in some fashion. 2/10 came from other universities. Two came from outside academia altogether. But the most glaring statistic is the following: 3/4 of the most recent presidents were provost first (albeit not, as this article originally indicated, all at Stanford). Every one of them did some time in the position of provost before ascending to center stage.
Given this, should we start anointing Provost Etchemendy now? After all, the last two presidents before Lyman (the first in the provostial line) burned out under the weight of student protest, unable to handle the pressure. Surely, Etchemendy knows the campus as well as anyone and better than most, even if massive protests are unlikely. There are a couple of reasons to hold the oil and wait on the blessings.
First, there's this gem: each of the four provost-to-president transformations took place less than four years after the person had assumed the role of provost, with an average "training" time of only about 2 years. Etchemendy has been in his position for as long as Hennessy (this year is his eleventh year as well). At this point, he's more of a career provost than president-in-waiting.
Second, there's Etchemendy's own feelings about the subject. As the Harvard Crimson reported in 2007, Etchemendy expressed no interest in leaving "the best position in higher education." While few can fault him for remaining with the better shade of red, it's also an interesting signal towards his opinion about Stanford's top spot. There are two ways to read things. The first explanation is that Etchemendy has no interest in being university president: after all, why turn down a premier university? The second explanation is that he is awaiting his chance for the ultimate position that is the Stanford presidency, when Hennessy retires. I don't have any special read on this situation, but my feeling is that Etchemendy won't succeed Hennessy; he's been in his position for too long to bring a truly fresh vision to Stanford (counterpoint: Stanford has been incredibly successful over this past decade, do we need a new vision?) and hasn't been making many public moves to raise his visibility in the broader community.
If Etchemendy doesn't succeed Hennessy, who will? Obviously, anything is possible, but I see two main scenarios. The first is that Harry Elam, the newly appointed VPUE, ascends to the presidency in a few years, when both Hennessy and Etchemendy exit the scene. This scenario is dependent on a few things. First, and most importantly, Elam must be able to make the money rain on Stanford. The president of Stanford is, in part, the lead university fundraiser and Elam is following in the footsteps of John Bravman, who was incredibly successful, by all accounts, in that function. Any struggles as a fundraiser could doom Elam's candidacy. Elam's ascension to the position would give Stanford its first president who was not a white male, which might give a boost to his candidacy as well, as it would show that Stanford not only has diverse faculty, but also leadership.
![](http://www.b-link.bucknell.edu/s/754/images/editor/JohnBravman.jpg)
John Bravman, former VPUE at Stanford and current Bucknell president (image source: Bucknell University)
The second scenario, pointed out to me in a recent conversation, is that Hennessy/Etchemendy actually remain in their current positions for five more years rather than the two that I've postulated. At that point, Bravman would be called back from Bucknell (where [he is currently president](http://www.bucknell.edu/x6061.xml)) to take the presidency at the Farm. Bravman has expressed his desire to oversee a serious turnaround at Bucknell, something which would take, at minimum five or so years, so any earlier transition would likely preclude his return. However, this sort of plan would explain why Bravman would be willing to leave Stanford when he otherwise seemed poised to be its next leader.
And obviously, it could really be anyone. Stanford could recruit from other professors, deans, or even (unlikely) outside professionals from other schools or private institutions. Over here, we'll be waiting and watching.
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Brazil 2023 protests: The domino effect of our leaders' words
As world leaders rise and fall, and their voices are elevated with the power of social media, there's an inherent obligation for them to communicate in a responsible manner. The words of our leaders have a profound impact on the lives of those they lead. From inspiring us to take action, to providing guidance and direction in times of crisis.
In some cases, however, those same words can inspire chaos. This is true for the recent protests in Brazil.
For months, citizens of the capital city of Brasilia have taken to the streets to protest the current executive administration. Some of their grievances include corruption, fraudulent elections and economic inequality. This intensified after recent elections in 2022, where current President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva returned to office after 12 years, replacing former President Jair Bolsorano.
Bolsorano claimed the election was "fraudulent and illicit" on multiple social media outlets and press conferences, which inspired numerous street protests leading to an attack on the Capitol and Supreme Court.
The Presidential Communications secretary of Brazil, Paulo Pimenta, referred to this event as an "attack on democracy", and many have compared it to the riot in U.S. Congress on Jan. 6, 2021, following the election of President Joe Biden.
The timeline: The election that sparked chaos
In June 2013, protests erupted in the streets of Brazil. Citizens were fed up with high levels of government corruption, a lack of investment in public services and the rising cost of living. Protests quickly turned violent, with police using pepper spray and rubber bullets to disperse crowds.
Protesters had a variety of demands, but the main focus was on economic reform. They wanted the government to invest more in public services and infrastructure, and to provide relief for those who were struggling to make ends meet.
In late September and early October of 2022, Brazil's presidential election was the horizon. The two main candidates were Jair Bolsorano and Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Bolsorano voiced concerns the election was rigged and that the political left would try to steal his presidency.
These protests were initially organized online through social media networks and quickly spread offline, gaining support from a broad cross-section of Brazilian society. While these demonstrations were largely peaceful during the election, they turned violent at times, with police using tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons to disperse crowds. Protesters responded by throwing rocks and Molotov bombs.
On Sunday, Oct. 30, DaSilva won the election, leaving an unsettling political climate in Brazil.
According to CNN reports, riots erupted early on Jan. 8, when a crowd of supporters of ex-President Jair Bolsorano trespassed the House of Congress, the Supreme Court and the presidential palace simultaneously. The report claims "about 1,500" arrests in Brasilia since then. Pimenta described the protesters as a "herd of zombies" who defecated, urinated and smashed everything in their way.
The power of social media in the midst of political turmoil
The attack on the three branches of government in Brazil demonstrated the power of online networks in organizing and mobilizing people for a cause. Social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter allowed protesters to quickly spread information about rallies and demonstrations, which helped to bring more people into the streets.
But how much did this "call to action" came from Bolsorano himself?
In July 2022, a few months before the election, Bolsorano addressed the people of Brazil expressing the left's intention to overcome his presidency. He claimed that "all dictatorships begin with the unarming of the people". He ended his speech with the phrase "when the people are armed, they will never be defeated. Remember that."
🇧🇷 Desde Brasil 🇧🇷
Habla su presidente 💪🇧🇷
Jair Bolsorano 👏👏👏👍
"Todas las dictaduras siempre empiezan con el desarme de la población".
Pueblo armado, jamás será esclavizado!! pic.twitter.com/oSrSSeCphh
— Alicia Isabael Mayor👣☕🌹🍀🌴 (@IsabaelMayor) July 9, 2022
The gravity of asking people to arm themselves to support a political regime is something that cannot be taken lightly.
Similarly, former President Donald Trump expressed disagreements with his Twitter followers after losing the 2022 U.S. election to President Biden.
"Peter Navarro releases 36-page report alleging election fraud 'more than sufficient' to swing victory to Trump washex.am/3nwaBCe. A great report by Peter. Statistically impossible to have lost the 2020 Election. Big protest in D.C. on January 6th. Be there, will be wild!"
Donald Trump's Tweet.
Trump was right about one thing. It was wild.
This tweet was sent just days before the attack on the Capitol Building, where an angry crowd of Trump supporters stormed Congress and "pushed past severely outnumbered Capitol Police officers, breaking windows and vandalizing offices."
After a long trial, trying to determine the events of Jan. 6, the House of Representatives presented a detailed 845-page report "supporting the committee's claim that the attack was directly caused by former President Donald Trump." However, he was later acquitted at the end of the trial.
Bolsorano, however, denies any involvement in the events of Jan. 9 in Brasilia. In the months leading up to the protests, he tried to convince the electoral court "any loss was the result of fraud." But shortly thereafter, the court rejected Bolsonaro's petition to annul the ballots.
On Monday, Jan. 9, Bolsorano was in Florida and denounced the actions of his supporters as "depredations and invasions" in a tweet. However, this does not completely clear him for instigating the protests.
– Manifestações pacíficas, na forma da lei, fazem parte da democracia. Contudo, depredações e invasões de prédios públicos como ocorridos no dia de hoje, assim como os praticados pela esquerda em 2013 e 2017, fogem à regra.
— Jair M. Bolsonaro (@jairbolsonaro) January 9, 2023
"Despite his efforts to separate himself from Sunday's protest, experts say Bolsonaro's months-long campaign to sow doubt over the election laid the groundwork and ultimately encouraged his supporters to launch Sunday's protest," CNN reported.
On Friday, a Brazilian Supreme Court justice allowed authorities to investigate Bosonaro for his role in promoting the violent protests. Evidence includes a since-deleted Facebook video in which the former president claims the election was rigged by Brazilian election authorities.
The weight of our leaders words
The size of the protests in Brazil has been unprecedented, with millions of people taking to the streets in cities across the country. The response from the government has been heavy-handed, with police using tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds. This only seems to be making the protesters more determined, and more people are joining the movement every day.
Whether or not such events were caused by the words of former President Jair Bolsorano still leaves the question of the standard to which the people should be holding their leaders in government. The same can be applied to celebrities and anyone who willingly steps into the public spotlight.
If recent history sets a precedent it should be this: While freedom of speech should always be a right, our political leaders have a responsibility to use their outsized voice to promote democracy and public safety, not sacrifice virtue for their own selfish interests.
Photo by Nathalia Segato on Unsplash
Edited by James Sutton
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Q: Problems with GlassFish using IntelliJ, deploy is not available I've started using GlassFish 4.1.1 with IntelliJ and tried created a new J2EE project.  The only thing I modified was the output message written out by the facelet.

Now deploying and thus connecting to the server doesn't seem to work.
The message:
Detected server admin port: 4848
Detected server http port: 8080
[2016-04-18 10:30:58,648] Artifact FirstEE:war exploded: Server is not connected. Deploy is not available.
java.nio.file.AccessDeniedException: C:\Program Files\Java\glassfish4\glassfish\domains\domain1\logs\server.log.lck
at sun.nio.fs.WindowsException.translateToIOException(WindowsException.java:83)
at sun.nio.fs.WindowsException.rethrowAsIOException(WindowsException.java:97)
at sun.nio.fs.WindowsException.rethrowAsIOException(WindowsException.java:102)
at sun.nio.fs.WindowsFileSystemProvider.newFileChannel(WindowsFileSystemProvider.java:115)
at java.nio.channels.FileChannel.open(FileChannel.java:287)
at java.nio.channels.FileChannel.open(FileChannel.java:335)
at java.util.logging.FileHandler.openFiles(FileHandler.java:459)
at java.util.logging.FileHandler.<init>(FileHandler.java:326)
at com.sun.enterprise.admin.launcher.GFLauncherLogger.addLogFileHandler(GFLauncherLogger.java:99)
at com.sun.enterprise.admin.launcher.GFLauncher.setup(GFLauncher.java:192)
at com.sun.enterprise.admin.servermgmt.cli.StartDomainCommand.createLauncher(StartDomainCommand.java:228)
at com.sun.enterprise.admin.servermgmt.cli.StartDomainCommand.executeCommand(StartDomainCommand.java:124)
at com.sun.enterprise.admin.cli.CLICommand.execute(CLICommand.java:322)
at com.sun.enterprise.admin.cli.AdminMain.executeCommand(AdminMain.java:366)
at com.sun.enterprise.admin.cli.AdminMain.doMain(AdminMain.java:300)
at org.glassfish.admin.cli.AsadminMain.main(AsadminMain.java:56)

Attempting to start domain1.... Please look at the server log for more details.....
"C:\Program Files\Java\glassfish4\glassfish\bin\asadmin.bat" stop-domain --domaindir "C:\Program Files\Java\glassfish4\glassfish\

What I tried out:

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*Checking for any process listening to port 4848, there's none

*deleted the standard domain domain1 and tried to create a new one, failed because the command asadmin is unknown.

*added "asadmin" file from glassfish's directory to the PATH variable, still unknown.

*Reinstalling GlassFish

*GlassFish's and IntelliJ's version are are up to date
Has anyone an idea?

A: Problem was pretty trivial... Just had to run my IDE as an administrator because elseway IntelliJ had no access to the server log file and thus couldn't make neccessary changes in it.

Be sure to check out the other solutions I named in my questions though...

A: Have you tried to start IntelliJ with sudo permission?

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Q: How to use the getRange() method with an array value as one of the parameters I don't have much experience using Javascript but I'm developing a simple code to filter some information relevant to a professor I'm helping. I am searching the row number of a certain amount of data using a for and then I'm using an array to store all the rows that contain those words. Since I'm using Appscript, I only need to relocate a certain amount of data from the row I'm returning to a final row I've already know. My code is as follows:
 if(cell === "Average")
{
   index++;
   initialcoords[index] = n; // n is the iteration variable in the for
}

I've tested the contents of the array and they are just fine, so I'm storing correctly the rows. The problem is that I'm using a different method to paste the data in a different sheet in Google Spreadhsheets. My code to do so is the following:
    function pasteInfo()
{
 var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
 var source = ss.getSheetByName("Sheet 1");
 var destination = ss.getSheetByName("Sheet 2");

  var range = source.getRange(initialcoords[1], 1, 8, 3);
  range.copyValuesToRange(destination, 4, 6, 4, 6);
}

My probelm is the getRange() since it prints an error like this:
can't find method getRange((class),number,number,number).

I believe that even if n is declared as an integer, the values that I'm returning are of a different type incompatible with the getRange() method. Could anyone help me to confirm this and to help me convert it to integer? I would really appreciate your help.

A: You first need to define the Sheet you want to get the data from since a Spreadsheet can have multiple Sheets.
You need to ensure you have appropriate default values defined before using the parameters, otherwise the interpreter will start making guess.
Provide defaults if parameters are empty:
function fillLine(row, column, length, bgcolor)
{
row = row || 0;
column = column || 0;
length = length || 1;
bgcolor = bgcolor || "red";
var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet();
sheet.getRange(1+row, 1+column, 1, length).setBackground(bgcolor)
}

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