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TALKBACK #25: GMK
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Re: TALKBACK #25: GMK
by jellydonut25 » Wed Dec 17, 2014 1:14 pm
kiryugoji04 wrote: The crazy size differences are probably my favorite aspect of GMK. The genre needs to do that more often.
Yeah. I love how scrappy Baragon was. I also kind of dig a faster/smaller Mothra.
Size disparity is too rare in this genre. One of the things I love about Gamera 2 is just how much HUGER than Gamera Legion is.
by Dr Kain » Tue Apr 14, 2015 12:15 am
You know what, after reviewing the 74 MG movie I came to realize, why the hell was King Ceasar not in this movie? He should have been one of the guardian beasts as it would have fit what was established about him perfectly. He wasn't even considered before Toho forced Mothra and Ghidorah into the thing. WTF?
by Shin_Edda_Robo!!!!! » Tue Apr 14, 2015 2:03 am
There's a very good reason for that; he's Okinawan.
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by Dr Kain » Tue Apr 14, 2015 8:49 am
Shin_Edda_Robo!!!!! wrote: There's a very good reason for that; he's Okinawan.
by Shin_Edda_Robo!!!!! » Tue Apr 14, 2015 10:50 am
You really don't know?
Putting King Ceasar, who is based off a Shisa, an Okinawan deity in mainland Japan would make absolutely no sense from a narrative about creatures trying to defend the Japanese mainland.
There's a few reasons for that. Ryukan people and the Japanese don't get along and it goes back hundreds of years. When the mainland annexed Okinawa many Ryukan people were forced to live by the Japanese' rules and got treated pretty badly.
Nowadays its not that bad, but many Japanese believe that Okinawans are ethnically Japanese, glossing over many of the cultural differences in insensitive ways (Ryukan people are closer to the Chinese culturally).
by DannyBeane » Tue Apr 14, 2015 11:17 am
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Which is also probably why the Shisa is more prevalent in Okinawan culture to begin with. Shiisaa are based on the Chinese Fu dogs. Having King Caesar protect Japan would be like having an Aztec God protect the United States. Wrong culture.
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by Dr Kain » Wed Apr 15, 2015 12:09 am
Honestly, no, I hadn't. Funny enough, for as much as I know about Japan's history, I did not know there was really anything about Okinawa that made it different from the rest of the country. I want to say that is dumb, but I think our own culture has highlighted stupidity at its finest.
Nevertheless, King Ceasar would still have made far more sense than either Ghidorah or Anguirus. They don't even have to keep him as an Okinawan diety.
by H-Man » Thu Apr 16, 2015 2:53 pm
I don't think Angilas or Varan would have necessarily improved this movie. Varan is only sort of a guardian monster in his original film and Angilas has never been more than a daikaijusaur. Mothra actually works well as a mythological protector of Japan. (Ghidorah does not.) The problem with having Mothra and Ghidorah in this film is that all of us fans were sick to death of them. I'd also argue that these are the worst incarnations of either character. In my opinion, the ideal guardian monsters would have been new creations, although I understand why Tomiyama wanted Ghidorah and Mothra.
It's funny that after nearly 15 years it's still the "Varan and Angilas would have been better" argument that drives criticism of this movie. To me, the identities of the guardian monsters is the least of GMK's problems. The first half is so good and as soon as Baragon is killed the movie falters. The pacing in the second half is awful. The reasonably-well-defined characters suddenly lose their purpose. The first half also shows us the monsters from a human perspective: a man watches Godzilla's rampage through his windshield, Baragon passes in front of a ski lift, the young woman watches Godzilla approach from her hospital room, etc. There are fewer shots like this in the monster-heavy second half. The best human-driven Godzilla movie since the 1960s turns into another rubber wrestling match.
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by Dr Kain » Fri Apr 17, 2015 12:21 am
I gotta be honest, as most of you know, I have praised this movie non stop these last ten years. However, the last two times I have watched it, there has been something that has bothered me about it and I'm not sure what it is. I've been trying to stay in denial over it, but as I've been doing my reviews, I'm starting realize I'm not in Egypt.
No, no, it just had to be that I wasn't in a good mood at the time I watched them. Especially since I watched it both times last year, which was the worst year I have lived through since 1998. Yeah, that has to be it.
by Gentleman » Fri Apr 17, 2015 11:01 am
Regarding the inclusion of other monsters, I think that Ghidorah should have been omitted in favor of Titanosaurus. It would have fit the elemental theme better (Baragon = land, Mothra = air, Titano = water), plus - and most importantly - it would have given Godzilla someone to fight against physically. None of the other monsters were able to brawl with Godzilla, which took away a fun part of kaiju battles.
BTW, I'm a huge fan of King Seesar (I have a tattoo of a shisa), and while I'd have been thrilled to see him get some love, I agree that he'd have been out of place in this movie.
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by daikaijusaurus » Tue Apr 21, 2015 4:54 pm
Gentleman wrote: Regarding the inclusion of other monsters, I think that Ghidorah should have been omitted in favor of Titanosaurus. It would have fit the elemental theme better (Baragon = land, Mothra = air, Titano = water), plus - and most importantly - it would have given Godzilla someone to fight against physically. None of the other monsters were able to brawl with Godzilla, which took away a fun part of kaiju battles.
Titanosuras would've been perfect! I think Mothra and Ghidorah had no place in this movie, instead they should've had: Rodan (air), Baragon (land) and Titanosauras (water). Now that would've been one awesome matchup!
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by MekaGojira3k » Wed Apr 22, 2015 8:41 am
daikaijusaurus wrote:
Yeah...Baragon or Angilas could both work for earth , and Manda could work for water as well.
Giant Condor is best for air, though.
by Dr Kain » Fri Apr 24, 2015 9:45 am
I could do without Giant Condor.
by MekaGojira3k » Fri Apr 24, 2015 12:03 pm
Dr Kain wrote: I could do without Giant Condor.
by klen7 » Fri Apr 24, 2015 1:12 pm
by Jared » Tue Jun 09, 2015 1:11 am
Cody Himes wrote: It's funny that after nearly 15 years it's still the "Varan and Angilas would have been better" argument that drives criticism of this movie. To me, the identities of the guardian monsters is the least of GMK's problems. The first half is so good and as soon as Baragon is killed the movie falters. The pacing in the second half is awful. The reasonably-well-defined characters suddenly lose their purpose. The first half also shows us the monsters from a human perspective: a man watches Godzilla's rampage through his windshield, Baragon passes in front of a ski lift, the young woman watches Godzilla approach from her hospital room, etc. There are fewer shots like this in the monster-heavy second half. The best human-driven Godzilla movie since the 1960s turns into another rubber wrestling match.
Nailed it. The movie starts out so exciting and well-paced, but after the Godzilla and Baragon battle, the whole script just takes a nosedive into an empty pool. I always find myself getting bored or sleepy in the second half of this movie, despite the few great moments sprinkled in.
by Dr Kain » Sat Jun 13, 2015 11:42 pm
So yeah... now that I have reviewed the movie... it's not the masterpiece I thought it once was. It is still in my top 10 Godzilla movies of all time, but it is more my fifth favorite rather than first/second favorite.
by Hybrid Gojira » Tue Feb 16, 2016 3:01 am
I rewatched this tonight.
The first half of the movie is....great. The matte shots are (mostly) well handled, Godzilla's entrance is excellent (especially when he knocks over the crane), and I love the different camera angles Kaneko uses (specifically when Godzilla arrives and it's filmed from inside someone's car). Everything through Baragon's demise, well, really through the jet attack in the forest is well executed. I have some nitpicks, but the real issues I take are with KG's design and how boring the movie becomes after Baragon bites the dust. This is probably the worst KG redesign ever. It sucks. Even worse, they revive Ghidorah 3 times during a rather boring battle. It sucks more that the most interesting fight actually happened 45 minutes into the movie. I'm sort of iffy on this Godzilla suit - at times, he's menacing and exactly what the film needs; others he looks kinda goofy and a little too hulkish. I'm not a huge fan of the giant toe nails, especially when the super close up shot of him kicking Baragon betrays the overall "realness" of the suit.
I'd say this is a middle of the pack effort, 6.5/10. Parts of the movie were really special, but the rest drag it down.
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by lhb412 » Tue Feb 16, 2016 9:14 pm
^I largely agree on the film's merit, but I do give it credit for being far, far more ambitious and creatively successful than the films around it.
by Hybrid Gojira » Tue Feb 16, 2016 11:41 pm
lhb412 wrote: ^I largely agree on the film's merit, but I do give it credit for being far, far more ambitious and creatively successful than the films around it.
It's sad that Toho couldn't get out of Kaneko's way and let him run with his second idea. I think all of us wanted to see Varan, Ang, and Baragon on screen against Godzilla, and it would have made for a far more interesting battle given how Godzilla's bought with Baragon went. I did not like Kaneko's first idea - the astronaut becoming a monster and fighting Godzilla (as reported by Toho Kingdom) - that sounded terrible.
by lhb412 » Wed Feb 17, 2016 12:19 am
^The astronaut idea is basically a remake of one of my favorite episodes of the original Ultraman.
by Rody » Mon Feb 29, 2016 7:03 pm
Reading my newly obtained Japanese Giants #9 (so glad I finally bought these), Shusuke Kaneko said in his interview for the issue that he considered Baragon, Varan, and Anguirus monsters that could be indigenous to Japan, and that their "similar appearance" and lack of special powers would have emphasized Godzilla's strength.
Hybrid Gojira wrote: I did not like Kaneko's first idea - the astronaut becoming a monster and fighting Godzilla (as reported by Toho Kingdom) - that sounded terrible.
Also according to JG, this first script was dropped because Kaneko felt such a tragic story would be inappropriate for the intended New Year's release of the film; something more fun was needed.
by lhb412 » Sun May 08, 2016 3:26 pm
I've been thinking about this one the last few days. Despite my ragging on the film lately (i.e. the last few years) I still like it, and if I was told point blank I had to watch a Toho produced Godzilla film made after the Showa era - and for some reason Biollante wasn't available, I'd certainly go for this one.
Get rid of the repetition (Ghidorah being revived again and again) in the final fight, subbing Angilas and Varan for Mothra and Ghidorah, clarifying the mythological elements just a smidgen, and allowing them more time and maybe money for the special effects... well, then you're looking at a classic Godzilla film.
by lhb412 » Thu Oct 20, 2016 8:05 pm
... and when I rewatched this film in my pre-Shin marathon I enjoyed it immensely! This is probably the most I've enjoyed it since it initially came out and I (many of us) had that honeymoon period with the movie before studio interference and comparisons with the Gamera trilogy dominated with conversation for the next decade plus. Maybe I'm just coming back around to this movie; made peace with the parts I've been critical of and just enjoyed the fun characters (Shiro Sano as the boss of BS Digital Q is amazing), monster battles, and the interesting and unique directions this film takes.
Heck, it may be back in my top ten Godzilla flicks now. I dug it that much!
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A alguno aca le ha ocurrido esto..? sabe cómo solventarlo..?

A: He solucionado efectuando una correccion en mi codigo de impresion.
Yo estaba utilizando una logica errada para imprimir mi modal yo estaba haciendo
$boton_modal = <button ...;
$boton_modal .= <div class="modal fade bd-example-modal...;

$accion = '
' . $boton_modal .'
';

y he colocado ahora
$boton_modal = <button ...;
$variable_modal .= <div class="modal fade bd-example-modal...;

echo $variable_modal;

$accion = '
' . $boton_modal .'
';

y me funciona perfectamente.


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Resolutie 1924 van de Veiligheidsraad van de Verenigde Naties werd unaniem door de VN-Veiligheidsraad aangenomen op 27 mei 2010 en verlengde de VN-vredesmissie in Ivoorkust met één maand.

De secretaris-generaal had in zijn rapport teleurstelling geuit over tegenslagen in het vredesproces in Ivoorkust. Hij stelde voor om het mandaat van de UNICI-vredesmacht aan te passen en 500 bijkomende manschappen in te zetten in risicogebieden en het vredesproces beter te ondersteunen.

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In 2002 brak in Ivoorkust een burgeroorlog uit tussen de regering in het christelijke zuiden en rebellen in het islamitische noorden van het land. In 2003 leidden onderhandelingen tot de vorming van een regering van nationale eenheid en waren er Franse en VN-troepen aanwezig. In 2004 zegden de rebellen hun vertrouwen in de regering op en namen opnieuw de wapens op. Het noorden van het land werd voornamelijk door deze Forces Nouvelles gecontroleerd. Er werden illegaal diamanten uitgevoerd via de buurlanden en wapens ingevoerd via Burkina Faso, zo concludeerden VN-experts.

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De Veiligheidsraad:
 Herinnert aan zijn eerdere resoluties 1911, 1893 en 1885.
 Acht het nodig dat de aanbeveling om UNOCI's mandaat grondig te herzien grondig wordt overwogen.
 Beschouwt de situatie in Ivoorkust nog steeds als een bedreiging voor de regionale vrede en veiligheid.
 Handelend onder Hoofdstuk VII van het Handvest van de Verenigde Naties.
 Besluit het mandaat van UNOCI te verlengen tot 30 juni 2010 zoals bepaald in resolutie 1739.
 Besluit de verleende machtiging aan de ondersteunende Franse troepen, binnen de grenzen van hun capaciteiten en inzet, te verlengen tot 30 juni 2010.
 Besluit actief op de hoogte te blijven.

Verwante resoluties

 Resolutie 1893 Veiligheidsraad Verenigde Naties (2009)
 Resolutie 1911 Veiligheidsraad Verenigde Naties
 Resolutie 1933 Veiligheidsraad Verenigde Naties
 Resolutie 1942 Veiligheidsraad Verenigde Naties

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Des Moines pastor banned as home contractor, accused of using his position to scam poor
Consumers said pastor spoke of his position when trying to sell contractor services. He often did no work or substandard work, court petition says.
Des Moines pastor banned as home contractor, accused of using his position to scam poor Consumers said pastor spoke of his position when trying to sell contractor services. He often did no work or substandard work, court petition says. Check out this story on desmoinesregister.com: https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/2019/07/25/iowa-des-moines-pastor-faith-baptist-church-minister-banned-home-contractor-scam-poor-dale-terry-ia/1830255001/
Lee Rood, Des Moines Register Published 5:35 p.m. CT July 25, 2019 | Updated 5:37 p.m. CT July 25, 2019
A Baptist minister in Des Moines has been banned from doing any construction business in Iowa after being accused of taking advantage of numerous low-income customers in home improvement and storm-repair jobs.
A Polk County judge also ordered the Rev. Dale Gordon Terry, an unpaid senior pastor at Faith Baptist Church, 3415 Third St., to pay $51,875 in restitution after he was accused of violating the state's consumer fraud and door-to-door sales acts.
One first-time homeowner who asked Terry for his money back said in a complaint to the attorney general that the minister threatened his life.
The Rev. Dale Terry (Photo: Rood, Lee)
Court records show Terry has had previous criminal convictions, including for felony theft, false reporting to law enforcement, assault, trespassing, criminal mischief and contempt.
In a brief phone call Thursday, the owner of Terry's Contractors, 1310 Norton Ave., denied he used his position at the church to gain potential customers' trust.
"That's not true," he said of allegations contained in a petition filed by the state. (Terry then said he couldn't be interviewed at the moment and said he would call back, but did not.)
An attorney at the Iowa Attorney General's Office said consumers reported that Terry spoke often of his position as a pastor when he sat down potential customers at his home to sell his contracting services.
"People tend to trust people in certain positions more, and that was a concern," said Ben Bellus, who works in the Consumer Protection Division.
Terry also took state disaster relief money to make repairs for low-income consumers after flooding last year and then failed to start or complete the work, Bellus said. In some cases, he did do work, but it was substandard, Bellus said.
"There were some side jobs, but for the most part it was flood repairs," he said. "So these people were desperate even before they got this money and were left in even worse condition after."
An investigator at the attorney general's office tried to get Terry to go back and finish the jobs, but "it wasn't getting done. Then we decided it was just better to stop it from going on," Bellus said.
Father of five left broke, with work not done
Among nine consumers owed restitution in the consent agreement Terry signed this month, Sahr Saidu is owed the most.
A Liberian refugee and married father of five, Saidu said Terry took more than $28,800 from him last August for a job that was supposed to cost $41,500.
The home on Sixth Avenue was Saidu's first.
Terry demolished parts of the house but failed to complete the work, leaving it exposed to the elements, the attorney general's complaint said.
Sahr Saidu says Des Moines contractor Dale Terry took more than $28,000 for a home remodel job and then abandoned the work. (Photo: Special to the Register)
Saidu, who works a graveyard shift at Firestone, said he kept a text message from Terry threatening his life.
"Now the city wants me to finish my house, but I don't have money left to fix it," he said. "I trusted this man because I'm a Christian. In my country, a pastor is somebody we really trust. But this man lied to me. This man lied to me every day. Every day."
The state learned after Saidu filed a complaint with the attorney general that Terry had obtained disaster relief contracts for at least eight families through the IMPACT Community Action Partnership. He did no work or substandard work on all of them, the court petition says.
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When Terry was subpoenaed by the attorney general for testimony, he claimed to have to work a funeral in Missouri, which proved false, the attorney general's office said.
Though he was in the home improvement business for at least 17 years, Terry did not register with the state as a home contractor until last year, according to the attorney general's consumer petition against him.
He has 32 open building permits with the city of Des Moines dating to 2002. He also was fined $4,540 by the Iowa Department of Public Health for lead abatement violations.
Contractor fraud has long been one of the leading complaints to Iowa's consumer protection division. But two measures that aimed to bolster protections failed this year at the Legislature.
Bellus says he often tells consumers to be on guard when people raise patriotism, personal ethics or religion when selling their services. Those people may be sincere, but "it's one of the strategies scammers use to lower your guard."
Lee Rood's Reader's Watchdog column helps Iowans get answers and accountability from public officials, the justice system, businesses and nonprofits. Contact her at lrood@dmreg.com, 515-284-8549 on Twitter @leerood or at Facebook.com/readerswatchdog.
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Iraqi soldiers were briefed yesterday on security preparations for the handover of Anbar Province, west of Baghdad. (Mohanned Faisal/Reuters)
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WASHINGTON - When President Bush speaks to the Republican convention tomorrow, he is expected to tout the "surge" of forces in Iraq as one of his proudest achievements. But that decision was made only after months of tumultuous debate within the administration, according to secret memos and interviews with current and former officials.
In January 2007, at a time when the situation in Iraq appeared the bleakest, Bush chose a bold option that was at odds with what many of his civilian and military advisers, including his field commander, initially recommended. Bush's plan to send more than 20,000 troops to carry out a new counterinsurgency strategy has helped to reverse the spiral of sectarian killings in Iraq.
But Bush's penchant to defer to commanders in the field and to a powerful defense secretary delayed the development of a new approach until conditions in Iraq, in the words of a November 2006 analysis by the CIA, resembled anarchy and "civil war."
When the White House began its formal review of Iraq strategy that month, the Pentagon favored a stepped-up effort to transfer responsibility to Iraqi forces that would have facilitated American troop cuts.
The State Department promoted an alternative that would have focused on fighting terrorists belonging to Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, containing the violence in Baghdad, and intervening to quell sectarian violence only when it reached the proportions of "mass killing."
Members of the National Security Council staff made an initial effort to explore a possible troop increase by October, drafting a paper that raised the prospect that the United States might "double down" in Iraq by sending more troops there.
The idea later won additional support among some officials as a result of a detailed study published by the American Enterprise Institute by General Jack Keane, the former vice chief of staff at the Army, and Frederick W. Kagan, a military specialist at the conservative institute.
In the end, the plan split the military. Even after the president had made the basic decision to send additional troops, General George W. Casey Jr., the top American commander in Iraq, never sought more than two brigades, about 8,000 troops in all, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates reported to Bush in late December.
But that plan substantially differed from one by the number two commander in Iraq, Lieutenant General Raymond T. Odierno, and General David H. Petraeus, who helped oversee the military's new counterinsurgency manual and whose views were known by the White House before he was publicly named to replace Casey, administration officials said.
Casey's strategy was to gradually transfer authority to the Iraqi forces and reduce US troops.
In an early December meeting of top officials, Vice President Dick Cheney argued for sending forces to address the sectarian violence in Baghdad, while Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice reiterated her argument that there was little the military could do to stop sectarian violence there, according to notes taken by a participant.
Bush signaled his decision to pursue some kind of troop increase in Iraq when his National Security Council met Dec. 8 and 9. The idea was to make protection of the Iraqi population an important goal and reduce violence before resuming efforts to transfer responsibilities to the Iraqis.
The tussle over the number of forces to be sent went down to the wire. As White House officials began to work on Bush's Jan. 10 speech announcing the increase, one draft had Bush saying he would send "up to five" combat brigades. Aides at the National Security Council took the issue to Bush, who made the commitment explicit.
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Masked Bandit is brewed with rye, pale and Midnight Wheat malts and hopped with Bravo, Citra, Centennial and Amarillo hops. The beer name celebrates the North American raccoon.
Boy howdy, that's a dark IPA, deepest chocolate with a mocha head. You can barely see through it! Unique nose is a balance of roasted malt and aromatic hops. A complex maltiness follows through with just the right amount of spice from the hops. Wonderful with food. With this beer, we treated ourselves to wild Gulf prawns Diane (gigantic shrimp served over a rich cayenne butter and seafood sauce on basmati rice), a side of toasted Brussels sprouts, and vollkorn seeded bread. Now that's living, Ozarks-style!
It's a stickup. If you don't read the entire label you're in for a surprise. It's a black rye I"P"A. Black with a red translucence. Floral-herbal hop aroma with mild Cocoa Puff malt notes. What's the holdup? I'm being robbed of my expectations. This beer takes you to unexpected places. Delicious, creative, unique, balanced, hoppy, with some unusual nuances that get revealed only after you've looked under the mask. A terrific beer worth fussing about. If you find it, try it.


WHEN A GOOD friend arrives and it has been several months since you last saw them, it's a happy day.
Two such "friends" arrived this past week and made me smile. They were flitting through the yard, landing in the bushes and perching in the trees.
Two golden-crowned sparrows arrived earlier than they were expected. They probably won't stay but will continue heading south for the winter.
Golden-crowned sparrows will spend the winter in our yards, but that group has yet to arrive.
There is a noticeable movement of migrating birds in Western Washington right now. Not only did Western scrub-jays begin showing up in recent weeks, but fox sparrows were seen on the same day as the golden-crowns.
That's a surprise in my yard. I associate this sparrow with late fall and winter.
Why some birds are weeks ahead of when they are normally expected is one of those mysteries of migration. Changing daylight triggers when birds begin to leave nesting areas and move to their winter homes.
Once their long journey begins, other factors influence their travel. If the food supply is good and the weather favorable, they may tarry along the way. Sometimes favorable weather can have a different meaning — when it involves the winds the birds encounter.
In the spring, strong southern winds push the birds north. Those are the days when we can expect some surprises in the yard.
That same effect is produced by northern winds, and I suspect both the golden-crowned and fox sparrows literally "blew in." If a wind shift means southern winds in the fall, southward-bound birds may stay awhile.
This isn't always the case, but it's interesting to consider which way the wind is blowing when you begin seeing birds you haven't seen for months.
There are other signs that fall and winter residents are headed our way. Throughout the summer, Western Washington waters are almost empty of waterbirds.
One of those, the double-crested cormorant, moves closer to the coast and the San Juan Islands to nest. They are beginning to return to the inland waters, and many are this year's youngsters. They return to established fishing grounds and nearby roosting areas.
During fall and winter, cormorants congregate in nightly roosts and spend their days fishing — or drying their wings on convenient perches like the pilings found in local marinas.
Swallows at this time of the year can be a surprise, but they, too, are moving through. These are birds that nested farther north. Local swallow families left a few weeks before these migrants arrived.
A warm summer, in which the bug life is abundant, is good news for migrating swallows, especially the young ones. They are making their first migration journey. Adequate food is important. Good weather, plenty of food and we can be hopeful that good numbers of swallows return next spring.
Right now, they're wandering this region and sampling various food sources. For the juveniles, it is a look at the bigger world.
A downy woodpecker and a Northern flicker couldn't sample what the yard offered fast enough. From bush to feeder to bird bath, they seemed delighted at what they had stumbled upon. I'm just glad I'd filled the feeders before they arrived.
This is a great time to advertise to these wandering visitors that your yard is a good place to spend the winter. Birds have long memories when it comes to an easy and dependable food supply.
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Ted became a Cal undergraduate student landlord in 1987 when as an incoming freshman he purchased the dilapidated rooming house at 2521 College remodeled it & converted it into a student rooming house. At Cal he studied City Planning and Real Estate. From 1992 to 1999 he worked as a project manager in affordable housing development and retail and restaurant general contracting.
Since 1999 he has been a top producing residential real estate agent in San Francisco: www.BartlettRE.com. In 2003 Ted worked closely with his alumnae brothers to rebuild our home at 2722 Bancroft.
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Q: Solving two coupled second order boundary value problems I have solved a single second order differential equation with two boundary conditions using the module solve_bvp. However, now I am trying to solve the system of two second order differential equations;

U'' + a*B' = 0
B'' + b*U' = 0

with the boundary conditions U(+/-0.5) = +/-0.01 and B(+/-0.5) = 0. I have split this into a system of first ordinary differential equations and I am trying to use solve_bvp to solve them numerically. However, I am just getting arrays full of zeros for my solution. I believe I am implementing the boundary conditions wrong. It is not clear to me how to handle more than two equations from the documentation. My attempt is below
import numpy as np
from scipy.integrate import solve_bvp
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
%matplotlib inline
from scipy.integrate import solve_bvp
alpha = 1E-8
zeta = 8E-3
C_k = 0.05
sigma = 0.01
def fun(x, y):

    return np.vstack((y[1],-((alpha)/(C_k*sigma))*y[2],y[2], -(1/(C_k*zeta))*y[1]))

def bc(ya, yb):

    return np.array([ya[0]+0.001, yb[0]-0.001,ya[0]-0, yb[0]-0])

x = np.linspace(-0.5, 0.5, 5000)
y = np.zeros((4, x.size))
print(y)

sol = solve_bvp(fun, bc, x, y)
print(sol)

In my question I have just relabeled a and b, but they're just parameters that I input. I have the analytic solution for this set of equations so I know one exists that is non-trivial. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

A: It is most times really helpful if you state at least once in a comment or by assignment to specifically named variables how you want to compose the state vector.
By the form of the derivative return vector, I would think you intend
U, U',  B, B'

which means that U=y[0], U'=y[1] and B=y[2],B'=y[3], so that your derivatives vector should correctly be
return y[1], -((alpha)/(C_k*sigma))*y[3],  y[3], -(1/(C_k*zeta))*y[1]

and the boundary conditions
return ya[0]+0.001, yb[0]-0.001, ya[2]-0, yb[2]-0

Especially your boundary condition should throw the algorithm in the first step because of a singular Jacobian, always check the .success field and the .message field of the solution structure.

Note that by default the absolute and relative tolerance of the experimental solve_bvp is 1e-3, and the number of nodes is limited to 500.
Setting the initial node number to 50 (5000 is much too much, the solver refines where necessary), and the tolerance to 1-6, I get the following solution plots that visibly satisfy the boundary conditions.


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Provinces should allow other options, like duplicate insurance, so patients can access the care they need more quickly Over 660,000 Canadians are waiting for surgery at the moment, with many waiting long months and even years. For these people, each day stuck on a waiting list is 24 more hours of sore knees, of pain…
Researchers one step closer to reversing the effects of MS
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Molecule appears to trigger the repair of brain damage caused by multiple sclerosis A University of Alberta researcher is one step closer to demonstrating the potential of a brain molecule called fractalkine to halt and even reverse the effects of multiple sclerosis and other neurodegenerative diseases. Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease in which the…
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Prior to July, 2017, Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) was closed when a person receiving coverage became incarcerated. Following the passage of SSB 6430 Medicaid Suspension, the Health Care Authority (HCA) was directed to suspend, not terminate Medicaid coverage for individuals in a correctional setting. The bill also directed HCA to accept applications from justice involved (JI) individuals in these settings during their incarceration period. While a JI individual's Medicaid is suspended, the scope of coverage is limited to inpatient hospitalizations lasting longer than 24 hours.
To be eligible for Apple Health, the JI individual must meet program requirements, including income. For individuals in Department of Corrections (DOC) facilities (state prisons), the facility will complete a Medicaid application. For individuals in a city/county jail, the facility may allow individuals to apply depending upon its available resources (staffing, etc.).
HCA receives a daily interface from DOC and the statewide Jail Booking and Reporting System (JBRS) to facilitate the suspension of Medicaid coverage for the incarcerated. Suspended coverage means the individual is eligible for Medicaid, but all claims payment and managed care assignment is suspended while the individual is in custody. For claims payment, suspension means only inpatient claims can be paid. Once an individual is released, full scope Medicaid coverage is reinstated. Justice involved individuals with Medicaid coverage will simultaneously show both a Medicaid and a jail suspension coverage group in ProviderOne. This means the individual is incarcerated and only has coverage for inpatient hospitalization.
DSHS continues to process applications for 1290 related individuals as well as other 'Classic' SSI-related cases (aged, or disabled and entitled to Medicare). An individual who is not age 65 or older, or not eligible for SSI or Medicare, should apply for Apple Health through Healthplanfinder (HPF). There are organizations with staff helping people apply throughout the state, but the level of services to support this varies depending upon local area resources.
Applications for the Justice-Involved Individual
Applications for Medicaid generally fall into two groups: individuals currently incarcerated and applications for an inpatient hospitalization. Depending on whether the applicant is related MAGI or non-MAGI, the applications go to either DSHS or Healthplanfinder (HPF). Clients who are 65 years of age or older, or receive SSI or Medicare need to apply through DSHS. Others need to apply for MAGI-based coverage in HPF.
In some instances applications are processed prior to the date of release. In the past this was possible due to a signed Memorandum of Understating (MOU) between the Medicaid agency and the facility. The MOU defines roles and responsibilities of the facility and HCA. The MOU also defines the timeline for when applications can be submitted prior to release. Now that the agency has the capability to suspend Medicaid coverage for those incarcerated in a city, county, or state correctional facility the need for MOUs is diminished. Facilities can now submit an application for Apple Health while the individual is incarcerated. For those who are eligible, coverage is suspended based on incarceration data received nightly. When the individual is released from custody, suspension is lifted automatically and full scope coverage is reinstated.
Medicaid Eligibility while Incarcerated - Suspension
The federal rule for Apple Health does not prohibit having an individual open/active on Apple Health while residing in a correctional facility, but it does prohibit HCA from receiving federal match while the individual is incarcerated. Under current policy, an incarcerated individual can retain their Apple Health eligibility indefinitely, however, their scope of coverage will change. When an individual is incarcerated HCA suspends full scope coverage and limits it to inpatient hospitalization only. While incarcerated the agency also suspends any payments to managed care organizations, behavioral health organizations, and any other Medicaid-related service authorizations.
Apple Health coverage for inmates of a public institution (i.e. jail or prison) that are admitted for an inpatient hospitalization or to a chemical dependency treatment facility
Inmates of public institutions, such as a prison or jail, may be Apple Health eligible if they are categorically relatable and income/resource eligible for an Apple Health program. There is no need to have an inpatient event to be program relatable. Individuals can be determined Medicaid eligible at any time and the system will suspend coverage overnight if incarcerated.
Applications for individuals in a correctional facility or public institution
Prior to release from a public institution, individuals may apply for public assistance and/or Medicaid. The CSO needs to accept these applications.
Expedited medical assistance for people with mental disorders before release from public institutions.
The enactment of House Bill 1290 in 2005 requires the department to perform expedited eligibility determinations and provide timely access to medical assistance for individuals with mental disorders being released from confinement. The goal is to provide eligible people with a medical assistance identification card on the date they are released, whenever possible. MAGI-related individuals will most likely apply for Apple Health with the assistance of an IPA or corrections staff. Individuals entitled to Medicare must apply through Washington Connections or use the paper application HCA 18-005.
Chemical dependency treatment
Individuals may apply for a determination of financial eligibility to allow the institution to arrange for chemical dependency assessment and treatment placement. Accept applications from individuals whose situation is described above and determine eligibility or notify the individual of necessary verification and follow-up.
Program options for inmates
The Department of Corrections (DOC) and county and city jails have a variety of programs that may be used in placing offenders outside public institutions. The Program options for the justice involved matrix is intended to clarify how placement in a correctional program affects a person's eligibility for public assistance or Apple Health benefits.
SSI/SSDI suspended by SSA for JI Individuals
Title XVI clients (SSI)
The Social Security Administration stops an SSI cash benefit, if an individual is incarcerated for more than 30 days, and reduces it to $30 if an individual goes into a medical facility for more than 30 days. SSA suspends eligibility for the cash benefit, if the stay continues for up to 12 months. It terminates eligibility for the benefit after 12 months. If an individual discharges while still in suspense, Medicaid can be reinstated. SSA will need to do a 'technical review' of their living arrangement, income, and resources; a new disability determination is not needed. The individual must go to SSA in person, however, to get the cash benefit reinstated.
SSI terminated prior to discharge. If SSI is terminated while the individual is at the state hospital, then SSA will require a new SSI application and a new disability determination, with the exception of concurrently entitled clients detailed below (i.e., Title XVI and Title II). SSA will accept a new application up to 90 days in advance of an individual's release date.
Title II clients (SSDI)
Individuals who are admitted to the state hospital or prison after conviction of a crime will have their Title II benefits suspended.
SSDI suspended due to IMD stay
An individual continues to have disability status even if the diary date has passed while they were in the hospital or jail. For Medicaid purposes, SSI related Medicaid can be approved without a new disability decision. There is no 'technical review' for a Title II claim as it is not considered a needs-based payment. For someone who was receiving Title II, but has not yet turned 65 or become eligible for Medicare, an application through Healthplanfinder (HPF) should be made first, to see if the person will income eligible for MAGI coverage.
For both SSI and SSDI clients, the individual must be discharged/released from the incarceration setting or hospital before a suspended benefit can be put back into payment status.
Medicare – When Title II closes, Medicare entitlement often continues. However the Part B benefit usually closes for nonpayment of premiums.


The European ICEI project is funded by the European commission and plans to deliver a set of e-infrastructure services that will be federated to form the Fenix Infrastructure. The distinguishing characteristic of this e-infrastructure is that data repositories and scalable supercomputing systems will be in close proximity and well integrated. First steps in this direction are planned to be realised in the context of the European Human Brain Project (HBP), which will be the initial prime user of this research infrastructure.
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Enterprise knowledge and collaboration platform provider Bloomfire reports integration with Box, Dropbox, Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive. Bloomfire explains its customers can now upload, manage and share content from anywhere on their computer as well as the most popular cloud-based file drives.
Bloomfire reports its platform employs rich analytics and strong content creation and curation tools, connecting users to experts, facilitating social interaction, amplifying knowledge and enhancing teamwork. Bloomfire also integrates with Google Apps, LinkedIn, Okta and Salesforce.com. The Bloomfire platform offers an API for developing additional integrations.


SP-Arte is the most famous art fair in Latin America, transformed into the São Paulo International Art Festival, SP-Arte now extends beyond the boundaries of Ibirapuera Park to promote a citywide event that includes museums, galleries and cultural points. SP-Arte was founded in 2005 as the premiere art fair of its kind in Brazil. It has distinguished itself as the leading art fair in Latin America, renowned for its rigorous selection process and criterion to present the world's most important galleries.
São Paulo is a cultural hub, home to Brazil's most prestigious museums, foundations and galleries. During the event, SP-Arte establishes partnerships with these institutions to create a strong agenda of events that engages locals and visitors to various cultural encounters in São Paulo. Read more about SP-Arte here.


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(2) Divine worship is given to Christ (John 5:23; 13:13; 20:28; Mat 14:33; Luke 5:8), and prayers are addressed to Him (Acts 7:59; 1 Cor 1:2; 2 Cor 12:8-9).
(3) Divine offices are assigned to Christ: (a) Creator of the universe (John 1:3; Col 1:16; Heb 1:8,10; Rev 3:14); (b) sustainer of all things (Col 1:17; Heb 1:3); (c) forgiver of sins (Mark 2:5,10; Luke 7:48-50); (d) bestower of resurrection life (John 5:28-29; 6:39-44); (e) judge of all people (5:21-23; Mat 25:31-46; Acts 17:31; 2 Tim 4:1); (f) giver of salvation (John 5:24-26; 6:47; 10:28; 17:2).
(4) The NT sees Christ in OT statements about the Lord. Compare Ps 23:1 with John 10:11; Ps 102:24-27 with Heb 1:10-12; Is 8:13-14 with 1 Pet 2:7-8; Jer 17:10 with Rev 2:23; Ezek 34:11-12 with Luke 19:10.
(5) The name of Jesus Christ is associated with that of God the Father (14:1,23; Mat 28:19; Rom 1:7; 2 Cor 13:14; Col 2:2; 1 Thes 3:11; Jas 1:1; Rev 5:13; 7:10).
(6) Christ's sinlessness and holiness testify to His deity (Luke 1:35; 2 Cor 5:21; Heb 4:15).
(7) Christ was declared to be the Son of God by His resurrection (Rom 1:4).
These conclusive proofs of Christ's deity mean that believers must act toward Christ in exactly the same manner as they act toward God the Father. They must believe in Him, worship Him, pray to Him, serve Him and love Him (see also John 1:1, note above; Mark 1:11, note above on the Trinity).
What made Jesus humanity unique?
Jesus was born without the sin that entered the world through Adam. He was born holy, just as Adam was created sinless. In contrast to Adam, who disobeyed God, Jesus obeyed God and was thus able to face sin's consequences in our place and make us acceptable to God (Romans 5:14-19).
The Incarnation was the act of the preexistent Son of God voluntarily assuming a human body and human nature.
Without ceasing to be God, He became a human being, the man called Jesus. He did not give up his deity to become human, but He set aside the right to His glory and power. In submission to the Father's will, Christ limited His power and knowledge.
Jesus of Nazareth was subject to place, time, and many other human limitations. What made His humility unique was His freedom from sin. In His full humanity, Jesus showed us everything about God's character that can be conveyed in human terms. The Incarnation is explained further in these passages: John 1:1-14; Roman 1:2-5; 2 Corinthians 8:9; 1 Timothy 3:16; Hebrews 2:14; and 1 John 1:1-3.
Philippians 2:5-11 holds many parallels to the prophecy of the suffering servant in Isaiah 53. Several key characteristic of Jesus Christ, are praised in this passage: (1) Christ has always existed with God; (2) Christ is equal to God because He is God (John 1:1ff; Colossians 1:15-19); (3) though Christ is God, He became a man in order to fulfil God's plan of salvation for all people.
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Master to the Masters! Belgrade wins Raiffeisen Bank Bucharest Challenger
August 18, 2015 sportarena
Master Belgrade was the last team qualified for the Raiffeisen Bank Bucharest Challenger, as the Serbian 3×3 Finals were just few day prior to Bucharest tournament. But the guys from Belgrade were also the last men standing in University Square and now there are preparing to make their first appeareance in the FIBA 3×3 World Tour, in Lausanne Masters.
Bogdan Dragovic, Lazar Rasic, Nikola Vukovic and Marko Dugosija dominated in the pool round, winning all their games by comfortable margins. They kept their composure in the quarter finals as We Got Game Ploiesti gave them some hard times on the court and further on, they handled the Moscow Open winners, Ognezaschita St. Petersburg in the semifinals.
One more game, and they would have fulfilled their dreams. And this what happened after all, even the reigning champions, Palo Peak from Spain, proved to be, as usual, a very hard nut to crack. But they overcame the four two pointers of Jose Martin and with a strong game inside from Bogdan Dragovic, 8 points and Marko Dugosija, 7 points, they manage to take home the big prize.
The trophy was offered by Salem Al Mstaka, the representative of Abu Dhabi Sports Council, main partner for FIBA 3×3 World Tour Final together with Stefan Sandulache, director of the Bucharest Sports and Youth Directorate.
The Spaniards from Palo Peak Malaga had eliminated the big home crowd favorites, Team Make-A-Wish with Virgil Stanescu, former captain of the Romanian national 5on5 team and 3×3 European Champions, Angel Santana and Vasile Stefan.
After surprising anyone in the first day, with two dominating wins and then finishing the pool on the first place with three wins, Che Bar from Kosovo came out empty against Ognezaschita in the Quarter Finals, losing 7-21.
Sao Paolo DC, the first ever non-european team at Raiffeisen Bank Bucharest Challenger, couldn't overcame the long trip to Romania and with only one pool win left the competition in the early stages.
The big show from the place called "an unusual Mecca of 3×3 Basketball" by Sports Illustrated featured a skateboarding demonstration that brought to the light a new way to dunk: straight from the skateboard! A wheelchair basketball game proved again to everybody that 3×3 can be played virtually by anyone anywhere and was a demonstration of willigness and determination.
Raiffeisen Bank Bucharest Challenger officially ended the 3×3 basketball season in Romania, the 11th consecutive one of Sport Arena, one of the most active promoters in 3×3 basketball world.
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Mysteries and Masterpieces: The latest stage in the "American conquest of the Middle Ages"
In 2011, Harvard University Press celebrated the hundredth anniversary of the Loeb Classical Library, the renowned series that presents accessible editions of ancient texts with English translations on the facing page. The covers of the Loebs—red for Latin literature, green for Greek—have become iconic, and generations of students and readers have found them the ideal way to access our classical heritage. In 2001, the press (HUP) launched a new series on the Loeb model, the I Tatti Renaissance Library, featuring Latin and vernacular texts from the fourteenth century and after. But between the latest Loeb—the works of the Venerable Bede, the English chronicler who lived in the seventh century C.E.—and the earliest I Tatti volume, there was a seven-century gap, representing an era of European history that is all too easily neglected: the Middle Ages.
The very term "Middle Ages," in fact, implies that the period is significant merely as an interruption, or at best a transition, between the vital culture of the Greco-Roman world and the "rebirth" of that culture in the Renaissance. When the Middle Ages do come up in popular discourse, the terms are almost never complimentary. Last year, for instance, Cogan University Professor Stephen Greenblatt published his widely acclaimed book The Swerve, which tells the story of the Italian Renaissance's rediscovery of the Roman poet Lucretius. Central to Greenblatt's argument is the idea that the Renaissance represented a long-overdue return to reason and sanity after the long religious delirium of the Middle Ages, a time of "societies of flagellants and periodic bursts of mass hysteria."
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Claudio Patricio Núñez Caamaño (n. 16 de octubre de 1975, Valparaíso, Chile) es un exfutbolista chileno, conocido como "El Diablo" Núñez, actualmente se desempeña como comentarista deportivo en México, además posee una academia de fútbol en Monterrey llamada Diablo Núñez.

Biografía
Debutó en el Santiago Wanderers de la Primera División de Chile. En el equipo de Valparaíso fue fundamental en el ascenso conseguido en el año 1995. A inicios de 1996, hizo una de las mejores duplas ofensivas que ha tenido este club, junto a Mario Véner quien, ese mismo año obtendría el título de goleador de ese torneo con 30 tantos. La gran actuación de Núñez le permitió partir al extranjero a mitad de año y su transferencia fue la más alta que había hecho Wanderers en toda su historia, siendo ésta cercana al millón de dólares.

Llegó a los Tigres de la UANL un 27 de julio de 1996. Ídolo de la afición regiomontana por sus goles en los clásicos, siendo el máximo anotador con 8 goles por parte de los Tigres de la U.A.N.L. en dichos encuentros, marca que comparte con Walter "El Divino" Gaitan; se podría decir que "El Diablo" Núñez es el máximo anotador por parte de los Tigres y el 2° en la historia de los clásicos con 10 goles, luego de que el 4 de agosto de 2009 en su despedida, pudo anotar 2 tantos más.
Su retorno a Valparaíso fue decepcionante, Núñez había perdido la velocidad que lo había destacado en sus inicios. A pesar de eso la hinchada lo siguió reconociendo como uno de sus más importantes jugadores.

Clubes

Fútbol Profesional

Fútbol Rápido

Selección nacional
Participó en las eliminatorias a los Mundiales de 1998 y 2002, además de las Copas Américas de 1997 y 1999. Disputó un total de 31 partidos por La Roja, marcando 4 goles.

Participaciones en Copa América

Participaciones en Clasificatorias a Copas del Mundo

Participaciones en Preolímpicos

Palmarés

Campeonatos nacionales

Referencias

Futbolistas de Chile
Futbolistas de Valparaíso
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol de Chile en los años 2000
Futbolistas de Chile en la Copa América 1997
Futbolistas de Chile en la Copa América 1999
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-23 de Chile
Futbolistas del Club Puebla
Futbolistas del Club de Deportes Santiago Wanderers en los años 1990
Futbolistas del Club de Deportes Santiago Wanderers en los años 2000
Futbolistas de los Tigres de la UANL
Futbolistas del Club Deportivo Universidad Católica en los años 1990
Futbolistas del Al-Shoulla Football Club
Futbolistas de Unión Española en los años 2000
Futbolistas de Everton de Viña del Mar en los años 2000
Futbolistas del Monterrey Flash
Futbolistas de las inferiores del Club de Deportes Santiago Wanderers
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The Aftermath (These Days Later)
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The Baltimore Sun reports:
A year and a half after a city panel recommended that four Confederate-linked monuments be removed or altered, Mayor Catherine Pugh decided Tuesday to take them all down — and then watched as crews worked into early Wednesday to tear them from their pedestals.
"We moved quickly and quietly," Pugh said. "There was enough grandstanding, enough speeches being made. Get it done."
Pugh said crews removed the monuments unannounced and under cover of darkness between 11:30 p.m. Tuesday and 5:30 a.m. Wednesday in the hope of avoiding the potential for a violent conflict similar to the one Saturday in Charlottesville, Va.
It seems to be going around. On Sunday, Vox spread the word:
White nationalists descended on Charlottesville, Virginia, on Friday and Saturday to protest the city's decision to take down Confederate monuments. But not only have the protests done nothing to change Charlottesville's mind on this issue, it's apparently prompted at least one other city to speed up action to remove its Confederate statues as well.
Mayor Jim Gray of Lexington, Kentucky, made the announcement on Twitter on Saturday ....
Meanwhile, the mayor of Birmingham, Alabama, is seeing fit to challenge his state's law to protect Confederate monuments. Furthermore, an abysmal white supremacist website that last year named suspected Jews and urged people to "take action" has fled to hidden quarters of the web after major hosting services rejected them, and the notorious neo-Nazi celebrity whose Nazi salutes and praise for Hitler raised controversy that led the newspaper to so openly target Jews is among many alt-right heroes cut off by PayPal after their problematic relationship with the company's Acceptable Use Policy became unavoidably apparent. And just to make the point, a lede tells us, "At least four people have lost their jobs and several more are under scrutiny following the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville".
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This is our honor.
• There is, of course, the decision itself: Obergefell v. Hodges (14-556)
• Or perhaps a headline: "Gay Marriage Supporters Win Supreme Court Victory"
• The author: "Kennedy: The Gay Marriage Justice"
• Another headline, this one somewhat overstated: "Texas Pastor Says He Will Set Himself On Fire In Protest Over Gay Marriage"
• Dissents or temper tantrums? "'Ask the nearest hippie': The conservative SCOTUS justices' opinions on marriage equality are hilariously bitter"
• And why not ask a hippie? "We Asked the Nearest Hippie About Scalia: It Was David Crosby"
• Unfit for duty: "To avoid marrying gay couples, some Alabama counties have stopped marrying everyone"
• GOP presidential timber, part one: "Constitutional Remedies to a Lawless Supreme Court"
• Fifty-four years, cookie dough, and Stonewall celebrations: "From Ice Cream To Ian McKellen: Reactions To Same-Sex Marriage Ruling"
• GOP presidential timber, part two: "Jindal: 'Let's just get rid of the court'"
• GOP presidential timber, part three: "Scott Walker calls for Constitutional amendment to let states define marriage"
• What a real President of the United States sounds like: "Remarks by the President on the Supreme Court Decision on Marriage Equality"
I would at this time raise a glass to homophobic traditionalists from Sea to Shining Sea; without your dedicated, horrifying zeal, we might never have come this far. Indeed, your own cruelty and hatred shepherded this day.
Drink up, dreamers of hatred and supremacism; you're running dry.
Then again, we also know you're nowhere near finished, at least in your own minds. We're here. We will hold the line. We know you're targeting children, now, and we will hold the line.
Image note: People celebrate inside the Stonewall Inn, an iconic gay bar recently granted historic landmark status, after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled same-sex couples have the right to marry in all 50 states. (Yana Paskova/Getty Images)
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Here is a truly wonderful opportunity to build/renovate on a desirable cul-de-sac in Demarest. There's tons of potential with this 5 bedroom split-level located on a large lot. The inside needs renovations and updates but there's the ability to turn it into truly a gem. This home features 5 spacious bedrooms w/ eat-in kitchen, Living Room, Dining Room and plenty more. Outside the yard is very large. Great location close to schools, shopping, municipal fields, library, etc. Come and see all the potential of this home today!


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