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5 things to watch in the Democratic debates | TheHill – The Hill
MIAMI — Twenty Democrats have arrived here for two nights of heated debate over who is best suited to be the party's presidential nominee and take on President Trump Donald John TrumpTrump campaign buys full page ads in Miami newspapers ahead of Dem debates Trump administration's 'forced diplomacy' with Iran isn't working Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama MORE in 2020.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren Elizabeth Ann WarrenTrump says he'll watch Democratic debate while en route to Japan 'because I have to' The Hill's Morning Report – Democratic debates: Miami nice or spice? 5 things to watch in the Democratic debates MORE (D-Mass.) will be the main attraction on Wednesday night, with former Vice President Joe Biden Joe BidenTrump says he'll watch Democratic debate while en route to Japan 'because I have to' The Hill's Morning Report – Democratic debates: Miami nice or spice? 5 things to watch in the Democratic debates MORE, Sen. Bernie Sanders Bernie SandersTrump says he'll watch Democratic debate while en route to Japan 'because I have to' The Hill's Morning Report – Democratic debates: Miami nice or spice? 5 things to watch in the Democratic debates MORE (I-Vt.), Sen. Kamala Harris Kamala Devi HarrisTrump says he'll watch Democratic debate while en route to Japan 'because I have to' The Hill's Morning Report – Democratic debates: Miami nice or spice? 5 things to watch in the Democratic debates MORE (D-Calif.) and South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg Peter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegTrump says he'll watch Democratic debate while en route to Japan 'because I have to' Buttigieg's use of dating app Hinge inspires partnership with Rock the Vote 5 things to watch in the Democratic debates MORE sharing the stage on Thursday night.
Here are five things to watch for:
A Biden pile-on is coming
Biden has been the clear front-runner in the race since officially announcing his candidacy in April.
Now, the former vice president's rivals will have a chance to cut him down in front of a national audience of millions.
"He can't let his critics walk all over him," said one longtime Biden ally. "He needs to go on offense and play defense at the same time."
Can Biden stay above the fray? In recent debate sessions, Biden has focused on his own candidacy and why he's the best choice to address the nation's challenges and beat Trump. The famously loquacious Biden will have limited time to make that case, something that's proven to be a challenge for him. Candidates will have only 60 seconds to respond to questions and 30 seconds for follow-ups.
Meanwhile, the former vice president has given his critics ample ammunition to come after him in recent weeks. Biden's remarks about finding common ground with segregationist senators decades ago has caused a stir and is certain to be brought up, either by the moderators or the candidates themselves.
Sanders, who will be on stage with Biden, has signaled that he'll make an issue out of Biden's vote to authorize military action in Iraq, a criticism that he also leveled at presidential nominee Hillary Clinton Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton5 things to watch in the Democratic debates Democrats leery of Sanders plan to cancel student loan debt Mellman: Are primary debates different? MORE in 2016. And Sanders will look to cast Biden as beholden to corporate interests, highlighting his past support for the North American Free Trade Agreement and the credit card industry.
Harris, the former attorney general of California, has attacked Biden for supporting a 1994 crime bill that critics say led to the disproportionate incarceration of black people.
And 37-year-old Buttigieg will be on stage with Biden, 76, making the case that it's time for new leadership and a generational change within the party.
An opportunity for Warren
The run-up to the first presidential debate has been a dream stretch for Warren.
The glowing media profiles are rolling in. Her poll numbers are up, and she's caught, and in some cases, surpassed Sanders, who is her prime competition to be the party's progressive standard-bearer. Warren's flood of ambitious policy proposals has been a hit with liberals.
Warren will be the only candidate polling in double digits on the first night of the debate.
Her greatest competition for air time will be Sen. Cory Booker Cory Anthony BookerTrump says he'll watch Democratic debate while en route to Japan 'because I have to' The Hill's Morning Report – Democratic debates: Miami nice or spice? 5 things to watch in the Democratic debates MORE (N.J.) and former Rep. Beto O'Rourke (Texas), neither of whom is setting the primary race on fire.
Some believe that Warren could suffer by not being on stage with the other top contenders.
But if Warren can command the stage as she has in recent town halls and campaign events, she'll be in good shape to continue her upward trend into the next phase of the race.
"Warren has one of the easier debate strategies because what she's been doing on the campaign trail is already working, so she just needs to keep doing that," said Democratic strategist Eddie Vale. "A lot of people will be tuning in for the first time, so she just needs to keep telling her great policy ideas interwoven with her bio and personal stories like she has been on the trail."
Can Sanders recapture his old magic?
That Warren has caught Sanders in the polls has been one of the big surprises of the 2020 Democratic primary race so far.
Sanders's backers say they're not alarmed and blame the media for overplaying his decline. Indeed, some Democrats interviewed by The Hill insist that Sanders's supporters will come home to him once voters begin casting ballots. He already has infrastructure in place from 2016 to capitalize on his existing base of support.
Either way, the stakes for Sanders at this first debate are monumentally high, as he seeks to cut into Biden's support with Warren breathing down his neck.
Sanders proved himself a worthy debater in 2016, and his blunt talk about Clinton's corporate speeches and close ties to the establishment propelled his unlikely candidacy and signaled the arrival of the progressive left on the national stage.
Now Sanders must make the case that he wasn't merely a candidate suited for that time and place, but that he's best positioned to take on Trump in the election.
Larry Cohen, the chairman of Our Revolution, a group that backs Sanders, said the Vermont senator is the strongest candidate for rural voters and unaffiliated voters "and he needs to make that clear" in the debate.
"The environment, opposing big money politics and 'Medicare for All' are all key for those voters," Cohen said. "These voters will be the path to beating Trump."
Trump looms over the Democratic field
The president is thinking about live-tweeting the Democratic debate, but his specter will hang over the field in more ways than that.
Democratic voters say the most important quality in a candidate is their ability to defeat Trump.
Right now, Biden and Sanders poll the best against Trump in head-to-head match-ups, but the other candidates will be pressing their case as to why they should be the one given a chance to take the president down.
There are some fears among liberals that this field of candidates is too boring and won't be able to match Trump's energy. There have been criticisms that the contenders have allowed Trump to set the political agenda.
Voters will get an idea about what kind of star wattage these Democrats have when the TV ratings come in for the debates being hosted on NBC, MSNBC and Telemundo.
Is national enthusiasm around the field as high as it was in 2015, when 24 million people tuned in to the first GOP presidential debate? Or is the primary race at this point mostly of interest to Washington insiders and those who are obsessed with politics?
Long shots look for a moment
Of the 20 candidates who will debate over the two nights in Miami, 15 of them will be fighting for relevancy.
There is a clear top tier of Biden, Sanders, Warren, Harris and Buttigieg, although Buttigieg and Harris will be looking to reset their campaigns, having plateaued after high-flying starts.
The rest of the contenders are desperate for a standout moment that sets their candidacies on a new trajectory.
Having that many wild cards injects a level of volatility into the debate that could be a game changer for some low-polling candidate.
"A lot of these candidates have nothing to lose so they'll be trying to land any punch, even if it's a low blow," said one Democratic strategist. "Anything for a cable TV moment."


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Theophania De Penthievre was born ABT 1104 in Penthievre, Morbihan, Bretagne, France, and died DECEASED. She married Rabel Seigneur De Tancarville. He was born ABT 1095 in Tancarville, Seine-Inferieure, Normandy, France, and died 1140.
Agnorie Penthievre De Bretagne was born ABT 1110 in Brittany, France, and died DECEASED. She married Alan De Dinan. He was born ABT 1092 in Dinan, Brittany, France, and died ABT 1155.
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Geoffery II (Comes Britanniae) Botereldied 1148. He married Person Not Viewable .
Ruellan II Seigneur De Dol was born ABT 1065 in Dol, Ille-Et-Vilaine, St Malo, Bretagne, France, and died DECEASED. He was the son of Jean I Seigneur De Dol and Mrs. Jean I 1040 De Dol.
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Meen II Seigneur De Fougeres was born 1015 in Fougeres, Ille-Et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France, and died 1074. He was the son of Auffroy (Frangal) Seigneur De Fougeres and Chaana De Saumur.
Adelaide De Sable was born ABT 1043 in Sable, Sarthe, Maine/Pays-DE-La-Loire, France. She was the daughter of Geoffroi 'Le Vieux' De Sable and Adelais (Nmn-Geoffroi) Sable.
Children of Adelaide De /Sable/ and Meen II Seigneur De /Fougeres/ are:
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Adeliza De Clare was born 1069 in Tunbridge, Kent, England, and died ABT 1138 in England. She married Person Not Viewable .
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Adelaide De Sable was born ABT 1043 in Sable, Sarthe, Maine/Pays-DE-La-Loire, France. She married Meen II Seigneur De Fougeres. He was born 1015 in Fougeres, Ille-Et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France, and died 1074.
Gilbert Fitzgodfrey Count D'eu & Brionne was born ABT 0980 in Brionne, Eure, Normandy, France, and died 1040 in Eu, Seine-Inferieure, Normandy, France (Assassinated).
Constance D' Eu was born ABT 1009 in Eu, Seine-Inferieure, Normandy, France.
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Richard Fitzgilbert 1St Earl De Clare was born BEF 1035 in Brionne, Eure, Normandy, France, and died May 1089 in Priory Of St Neot, Cambridgeshire, England. He married Rohese Giffard on ABT 1054 in England. She was born ABT 1036 in Longueville, Normandy, France, and died AFT 1133 in Clare, Suffolk, England.
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Agnes Flatel was born ABT 1014 in Longueville, Normandy, France, and died DECEASED in France.
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Walter II Giffard was born ABT 1035 in Longueville-Sur-Scie, Seine-Inferieure, Normandy, France, and died 15 Jul 1102 in England. He married Unknown First Wife. She was born ABT 1040.
Rohese Giffard was born ABT 1036 in Longueville, Normandy, France, and died AFT 1133 in Clare, Suffolk, England. She married Person Not Viewable .
Adelaide Giffard was born ABT 1037 in Longueville, Normandy, France, and died DECEASED.
William Giffard was born ABT 1038 in Longueville, Normandy, France, and died DECEASED.
Lora Giffard was born ABT 1043 in Longueville, Normandy, France, and died DECEASED. She married Person Not Viewable .
Hugh Giffard was born ABT 1045 in Beuff, Normandy, France, and died DECEASED.
Geoffroi I De Bretagne was born ABT 0972 in Rennes, Ille-Et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France, and died 20 Nov 1008.
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Eudes Count Of Penthievre & Brittany was born ABT 0999 in Penthievre, Morbihan, Bretagne, France, and died 7 Jan 1078/1079. He married Agnes Canhiart Of Cornouaille on AFT 1056 in 2ND Wife. She was born ABT 1025 in Cornouaille, Ille-Et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France, and died AFT 1056.
Alan III Count Of Bretaign was born ABT 1000 in Bretagne (Brittany), France, and died 1 Oct 1040. He married Berthe Of Blois on ABT 1027 in Brittany, France. She was born ABT 1015 in Chartres, France, and died 11 Apr 1085.
Even-Tinzold De Bretagne was born 1002 in Rennes, Ille-Et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France, and died 1056.
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Adela (Abbess St George Rennes) Bretaign was born ABT 1005, and died 1059.
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Children of Judith De /Nantes/ and Alan Canhiart Comte De /Cornouaille/ are:
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Hoel Of Cornouaille was born ABT 1040 in Cornouaille, Ille-Et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France, and died 13 Apr 1084. He married Havoise Hawise Duchesss Of Bretagne. She was born ABT 1020 in Rennes, Ille-Et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France, and died 1072.
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Children of Miss D' /Orleans/ and Ruellan I Seigneur De /Dol/ Sir are:
Jean I Seigneur De Dol was born ABT 1040 in Dol, Ille-Et-Vilaine, St Malo, Bretagne, France, and died DECEASED. He married Mrs. Jean I 1040 De Dol. She was born ABT 1045, and died DECEASED.
Godwyn De Dol was born ABT 1050 in Dol-DE-Bretagne, Ille-Et-Vilaine, France, and died 1137. He married Godwyn 1050 De Dol. She was born ABT 1085 in Dol-DE-Bretagne, Ille-Et-Vilaine, France, and died DECEASED.

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The student is given the chance to retake the said subject until the required final grade is obtained.
Final grade of F in any Business Management and Accounting Education subject.
The student is given the chance to retake the said subject and obtain the required final grade. In addition, no more than nine (9) units of combined General, Business Management, Accounting, and Professional Education subjects must have been failed (F) during any semester of his/her study.
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A couple of weeks ago I traveled to Gile to start the TB project I'm working on there. It was a 6 hour drive over bumpy roads. We had the new gestor do dados for Gile and her two kids (surprise!) in tow, so it was a bit cramped in the back seat of the truck. After stopping in Mocuba a couple hours into the trip, I watched with misgivings as she poured a bottle of thick fruit juice in her toddler's mouth. Sure enough, the inevitable result of combining bumpy roads, toddlers, and lots of fruit juice occurred, necessitating a stop on the side of the road. The mom ran to some nearby huts to change clothes after wiping off the kid. She gave him to the other kid, a tiny girl, maybe 5, to hold. She looked likely to topple under his weight so I swung him up and addressed the damage with my water bottle and an old shirt.
We rolled up in Gile with Mt. Gile in the distance. It was a tiny bit cooler than low-lying Quelimane. Emilio is our physician there. He's Spanish impossibly energetic, and hugely friendly. He took me on rounds at the hospital. The different wards are in tiny round concrete buildings, shaped like traditional homes. The design idea behind this is mystifying because only three beds will fit in each building and none of the square furniture fits. The pediatric ward had patients with marasmus and kwashiokor. Lacking any capability for G-tubes, IVF, or other interventional feeding, they were doing frequent milk feedings in the hospital. We saw the TB ward. We saw a young woman who had initially come to the hospital to be dewormed, but was epileptic, had a seizure and fell into a fire. She was laying on her stomach under a net in a crudely built structure with stick walls. Her back was pale pink and covered in iodinated bandages. Emilio told that she was lucky and will do well because she really wanted to live. He had a cheerful word and pats or handshakes for everyone and it was clear the patients all like him. We visited the maternity ward where he told me that 2 women had died last week of uterine rupture. He introduced me to the on-duty nurse who came forward and vigorously shook my hand when he told her I was going into OB/GYN.
A walk before dinner led Emilio, Daniel (who works in community action for FGH), and I through the market where people sold cooking oil in little plastic baggies and goat meat on the freshly butchered skins and then down a dirt road littered with sparkling chunks of green quartz (or something) to the river. Emilio had his camera and took pictures of the little gangs of kids that gathered to watch us. When the flash went off they would scream, laugh, run off, and congregate further done the road to wait for us. A sly young man joined our walk and asked if we wanted to buy gems. The area around Gile is famous for gem mining, though little of the profit seems to be returned to the local community. However, the reputation makes it a good environment for hucksters looking for someone to cheat with a hunk of quartz. The river was full and fast from all the recent rain. It ran right by the imposing Mt. Gile in the distance. We could see storm clouds gathering around it. As the evening wore on, a lightning storm danced in the clouds in an impossibly huge sky.
We had dinner with Emilio, prepared for us by the amazing Sergio. Emilio, who has lived in Mozambique for 10 years, hired him away from another employer in Maputo and brought him to Gile to do the cooking and cleaning. He is a fantastic cook. I heard stories from Daniel about eating difficulties in Gile without a restaurant that could even make some beans and rice for you. He usually brought cans of tuna, but now that Emilio and Sergio were there, we were in luck. I had brought a bunch of fruit along the road as a host gift as it is hard to come by in Gile. The first night Sergio made some delicious rice and sauce. Next he brought out a large bowl filled with a bright green pudding substance. I took a taste. It was avocado, but mixed with lemon and sugar. Avocadoade. It was kind of ice creamy and actually really good once you got over the surprise. "Sergio," I asked "What is this?" "Avocado." "I know, but I mean, what is it called?" "Avocado." "Does the dish have a name?" "Avocado." He's a man of few words. After that he brought out REAL coffee. Now, we have been having a coffee shortage in Quelimane (more specifically a ground coffee shortage). Kevin and I had been sipping weak tea in the mornings for several weeks. No offense to the British, but it wasn't cutting it. Apparently Emilio has an Italian importer friend from whom he buys some really good stuff (cheese, coffee, pasta, etc.). Here I was in the middle of nowhere, enjoying better coffee and Parmesan than you can get in Quelimane.
A flash light would have been a good thing to remember on my way to a place without electricity or sell phone service. Emilio lives in a house powered by a generator for a few hours each night. Outside the rain fell into blackness. He let us borrow his head lamp for the walk back to the pensão. We could only see a few feet ahead of us at a time. Because of the storm there was no star or moonlight. It was truly black as pitch. We could hear voices of people laughing and talking in their homes as we passed. Some had candles or kerosene lanterns. Back at the pensão, Daniel waited with the flashlight while I lit the 1 candle provided by the pensão. He went to his room and I stood in the middle of mine, a bare candle in my hand listening to the rain and thunder. The rain was coming in the window screen. I decided to leave it open anyway, because I knew the heat would become insufferable with no air movement. There was no holder for the candle, so I dumped my cashews out of an old olive jar I brought and leaned the candle in there. Then I took my first bucket bath! I set the olive jar with my only light on the non-functional sink and surveyed the bath situation. There was a plastic bucket of cold water on the bathroom floor and a plastic dipping cup. I pulled my soap out of my back pack and started at my feet, figuring that would be easiest. I decided to leave my hair until the morning. Bedtime! I tried to maneuver the candle as close to the bed as possible without igniting the mosquito net. I moved too quickly and the flame wavered ominously. If it died now, I was in trouble because I wasn't sure where I had set the matches. I quickly arranged the box of matches in a corner with palpable landmarks and settled in to read a bit. I brought Crime and Punishment. I was not exactly feeling turn of the century, despondent working class Russia. Originally, Kevin and I thought we'd bring a lot of classic books to Mozambique, thinking we'd have time to appreciate and discuss. This turned out to be not as good an idea as I thought. Many of these books address serious social issues, failings of civilization, or universal questions about human nature. Sometimes these topics, while poignant, and can also be rather depressing. It was actually getting kind of difficult for me to see sick, starving, and dying children and adults all day in Mozambique and then also feel guilty about never having lived in a Hooverville like in The Grapes of Wrath or forced to march across the dessert like in What is the What. It's harder to see the redeeming and hopeful parts of these stories when you're surrounded by living examples of the misery described. Anyway, after a passage describing the main character's garret lit by a stub of candle began to seem strangely familiar, I worked up the nerve to shut the book and blow out the candle. Actually kind of hard to do through the mosquito net. Utter pitch dark blackness swallowed the room. "Don't be a baby, Lara," I admonished myself. No reason to freak out. All the same, I stuck a hand out of the net and felt for the matches. Good. Easy to reach.
My sleep was interrupted by only one bedbug/rat nightmare. This seems to happen in every new bed I sleep in in Mozambique. It's pretty obvious what I have anxieties about. The next morning I addressed the hair issue. Getting my hair wet all the way through with the bucket was actually pretty difficult, especially since it has grown out some. Finally, I just dunked my whole head in the bucket and then soaped it up. Upending the rest of the bucket of cold water on myself definitely got my blood pumping.
On the last day, at the lab, Dr. Kizito came in to ask if we could do a gram stain on some "liquido cephalo-something" It was a new term for me, but I was pretty sure I knew what the combination of "liquido" and "cephalo" would entail. I asked the laboratorians if they had the reagents for a gram stain. "No" they replied unequivocally and Dr. K went away. Remembering to myself that Emilio had mentioned something about a gram stain, I instigated a search and found 4 dusty, filthy, browned bottles labeled "crystal violet," "sarafina," etc. They looked ancient. I searched for an expiration date on the bottle. June 2003. These went out of date before I entered medical school. Would they still work? How does a dye go out of date? I didn't think any of these were particularly volatile compounds. Did the lab guys know they were there? Hard to tell. I ran after Dr. K. and explained that we'd give it a try but I couldn't promise anything cause the reagents were ancient. He brought a syringe of crystal clear (Nice tap!) fluid. That boded better for the patient than cloudy fluid anyway. I put on a mask (no sense in being colonized with a meningitis bug) and put a few drops on a slide. There no instructions on the bottles. Should I leave the dye on a long time because of the age? I had no idea so I did a few minutes with the dyes and less with decolorizor. When it was all done, I took it over to the solar microscope. I had never seen one of these before. There is a mirror where the light source normally is and you direct sunlight onto the plate. Looking through the eyepieces, it was pretty dim. I couldn't see much on the slide. Either the dye hadn't stained, there weren't many bacteria to begin with, everything had washed off the slide, or I couldn't see anything because of the low light. I could hear the cries of a patient brought in the day before. A woman whom a homemade brick wall fell on. She was paralyzed from the waist down and terrified. Emilio had given her anti-inflammatories and put her in a brace in the hopes that the paralysis was due to swelling and inflammation around the spinal cord and not due to permanent damage. Without any way to image the spine or spinal cord, that was all that could be done.
Emilio popped into the lab where I was dealing with TB project training with the lab guys and told me the patient we heard about last night had arrived. Umbilical cord prolapse. She needed to come the night before but one of the ambulance drivers had gone with visiting Ministry of Health dignitaries to outlying areas and the other one no one could find, even after checking with all his friends. (There's no phone service, cell or otherwise, in Gile.) The nurses helped her out of the ambulance and into the treatment room. Poor woman was heavily pregnant and stumbling. On exam, the umbilical cord was visible and pulseless. One tiny hand was projecting into the birth canal. Emilio listened for fetal heart sounds and didn't find any. A craniotomy was briefly discussed, but finally it was decided it would be better to send her to Alto Molocue where there is sometimes a surgeon. The woman was already feeling warm so he gave her antibiotics and sent her another several hours down a bumpy dirt road.
We left by noon on our last day, aiming to squeeze in the return 5-6 hour drive back to Quelimane before dark.
Such an interesting unusual account. Seems like you are getting a life time of experiences in short order.


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Noie: Lineup change and road win a big, bold move for Mike Brey, Notre Dame
Tom Noie
Social media still would be smoking with message boards in full meltdown.
An avalanche of email harping on everything about the head coach — from his wardrobe choice to his grooming habits to his decision to shake up everything about his program — would be waiting Monday morning.
The vitriol would be exhausting and honestly, understandable.
When Mike Brey took the road never traveled and rattled his starting lineup in a way nobody saw coming, there was no hoping that it would work when Notre Dame visited Miami (Fla.) Sunday in an Atlantic Coast Conference game. It had to work. If it didn't, and the Irish failed to respond in ways that earned them a 73-59 victory for their first consecutive league win streak and road win in nearly a year, there likely would be no turning back. The collateral damage would cut too deep.
Click here to visit Notre Dame Insider for the full story.


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Reasons to be thankful are 1-2-3
Members of the local music scene reflect on family, fellow musicians
It's the time of year to look back and ponder life's bounty, and members of the area arts community are certainly grateful this Thanksgiving. Here are some thoughts collected by e-mail from local performers.
Guitarist Bryan Nutter is particularly reflective this year: "Gratitude is such an empowering thing to have and to be able to give," he says. "A lot of people go through life without knowing how appreciated they are. I am very grateful to be able to work with this particular group of musicians, The Lazy Boy Rockers, and very thankful for the people around the band who appreciate what it is we do. This has all been reinforced with the recent sudden death of one of our members. Dealing with the shock and grief has been made a lot easier for us in the band with all the tremendous support from those around us. Being in a successful working band is about cooperation and compromise and we all know that we're very fortunate to be able to do what we do. It wouldn't work without us all being appreciative of each other. We know that there are a lot of musicians out there (good ones) who wish they could be doing what we do."
Reid Trevaskis plays guitar with Manchuka, Lisa Marie and the All Shook Up as well as his own band, the Funky Knights, a group that began in the late '70s and recently released an album of new material. Says Trevaskis, "I'm thankful that my parents were able to live long enough to see that I had become a successful musician, and eternally grateful to them for affording me the privilege to follow my dream long enough to achieve success."
Andy Laliotis of Blue Light Rain and the recently reunited Lamont Smooth, says, "I'm thankful for supportive family and friends that have stuck with me in good times and bad, and have always been there to catch a show no matter what band I'm playing with and cheer me on even when the night's not going so good. I am thankful for all the people that have been there to guide my musical journey through life and have helped me when I most needed it. Most of all I'm thankful for my mother, who left this world too soon but fought for her life every step of the way and showed me how to be the best person I could be."
Comedienne Alana Foden Susko hosts Comedy on Purpose every second and final Thursday of the month at Fody's Tavern. Says Susko, "I am thankful that I laugh every day. I am grateful to have many incredibly talented comics as friends always trying to one-up the laughter factor. Laughing is my second favorite thing to do."
Jim Roach is an area promoter gearing up for the annual WZID Make A Wish benefit live broadcast on Dec. 15 at the Palace Theatre in Manchester. He says, "I'm grateful to have a job I love and a family — my wife and daughter — who support what I do. I'm certainly blessed with all the talented people I get to work with."
Singer/guitarist Terry Ray Gould says, "I know I am fortunate to have shared music and friendship, often intertwined and indistinguishable from each other, with so many wonderful people in my life. Music bridges across personal differences and troubles, to help share a smile and good moment in any language, at any time, and in any place. Music really is the sound of life."
Jeff Richards and Eden's Lie recently released their seventh disk of original music. Richards says, "We are thankful for friends, family, a great local music scene with so many awesome bands, the opportunities to get our music heard and all the wonderful people who listen support us and give us the chance to Rock!"
Mark and Debbie Bond began as members of Last Kid Picked, and for the past several years have performed as a duo in area clubs. "I am sincerely grateful for all the blessings in my life," says Debbie Bond. "A great family, wonderful friends, health and happiness, but when I think about being grateful as a musician, my number-one joy is simple. I get to enjoy my passion with the person who shares my life. My husband and I have been performing together for many years, and I still feel blessed to know that we share this special bond. I don't need to drive off alone to hook up with other musicians to do a show, then come home, fresh with the energy of a great show, only to realize that I can never explain that feeling. He knows, because we share it. I am deeply grateful for that."
Jonathan Sarty leads his band, the White Mountain Boys, and says, "I'm thankful for the chance to dream. I don't know why I was born into this life with so much opportunity. It is painful to think of how many people in this world would die to have the rights and privileges I have. I am most thankful for the chance to show all those less fortunate people in this world that I care for them. I am thankful that I have the chance to do something for others, especially those who are so oppressed that they have no choice but to think of only themselves, and have never experienced the joy of being able to do for others.
Spectris guitarist Christopher Bergmann says, "I'm thankful for my wife [and] for small favors. We found out a few weeks ago that my wife's cousin is the producer for DreamWorks' upcoming Fright Night remake starring Colin Farrell and David Tennant, and two of our songs, including one we wrote especially for this, will very likely be used — a new song, "Nothing To Fear But Me" (available for download on the Spectris Facebook page), and "Anxt," our big instrumental. So fingers crossed!"
Singer, songwriter and guitarist Carey Lee Rush says, "I'm thankful for a still blossoming local music scene. There's something for everybody and every taste, every level and every instrument, and that has never really been the case in this area. There is so much real talent here, and some of the teaming is magical."


Since they were first held in 1994 in Miami, the summits of the Americas have often produced news different than what their organizers originally intended. After choosing the fight against corruption as the central theme for the 2018 Lima Summit on April 13th and 14th, the leaders of the continent have found themselves in the awkward position of traveling to Peru, a country whose democratically elected President, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski (PPK), recently resigned because of a corruption scandal. Since several Latin American presidents have also been tainted by corruption scandals, the decision to choose probity as the theme of the summit turned out to be both appropriate and uncomfortable. To make matters worse, the decision by U.S. President Donald J. Trump to skip the summit, claiming that he needed to focus on his government's response to the Syria crisis (though his decision also came in the wake of a potential scandal in his own country). Regardless, Trump's no-show confirmed the perception that the summit was like a party that everyone would have preferred had been cancelled.
Yet, since many leaders still made it to Peru, the attendees ought to do their best to turn an otherwise desultory gathering into a constructive event. They can do this by returning to the original themes that animated the first summit: democracy and free trade.
By reasserting a commitment to democracy and free trade—despite the unfavorable winds for democracy in parts of Latin America and Trump's looming trade war—the leaders of the Americas in Lima should make the best out of a gathering that will almost certainly turn out to be the most embarrassing summit in the gathering's already lackluster history.
To be sure, this is not the first time that a Summit of the Americas has turned sour. In 2005 in Mar del Plata, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez unceremoniously declared the death of the initiative known as Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) in a parallel protest rally held outside the official meeting site. In 2012, the big news of the summit in Cartagena was a scandal triggered by the U.S. secret service involvement with local prostitutes just days before the summit. In 2015, the big news was the handshake between President Barack Obama and Cuban leader Raúl Castro. And though everyone celebrated the normalization of relations between Cuba and the U.S., the notion that official membership in the hemispheric club required being a democratically elected head of state was quietly buried.
For this year's pow-wow, leaders will likely want to talk about anything other than the official agenda of fighting corruption. After all, the presidents of Brazil, Mexico and the Dominican Republic—to mention a few—have been tainted by accusations of corruption, and increased transparency has uncovered malpractices and scandals in almost every country.
As if anybody needed additional confirmation, President Trump's decision to skip the Summit can only be interpreted as disregard for the United States' southern neighbors. After Trump made insulting Mexico a centerpiece of his campaign, most of his statements about Latin America from the White House have been derogatory. Most recently, Trump threatened aid to Honduras and other Central American countries over an annual migrant caravan. Though he met with Latin American leaders at the U.N. general assembly in September 2017 and a handful of Latin American leaders have visited Trump in the White House—including Argentina's Mauricio Macri, Colombia's Juan Manuel Santos, Panama's Juan Carlos Varela and Peru's PPK—the U.S. President has made it clear that he is no fan of Latin America. After his meeting with Trump, PPK revealed that Trump told him that he saw Latin America as a good dog sleeping.
At a time when the U.S. seems headed for a trade war and President Trump continues to express his distrust of the benefits of free trade, an endorsement of free trade by the rest of the leaders of Latin America would certainly make news and would represent a significant reassurance that the Americas are at odds with President Trump's protectionist rhetoric.
The call for democracy might make the Cuban delegation uncomfortable—and Cuba might choose to abstain from joining the declaration. But making one leader uncomfortable is much better than letting the summit turn into an embarrassment for all those attending or—at best—lead to another platitude-filled empty declaration full of light commitments that no one will remember or follow up on.
As the leaders of the region gather in a summit that has made news for all the wrong reasons, they should seize the opportunity and issue a simple, short and powerful statement in favor of free trade and commitment to well-functioning democratic institutions.


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Q: On ValidatesOnExceptions UI is not updating Given is an Wpf .Net5.0 Application
with an Resetbutton and Textbox

*

*Reset set path to Defalut
Command="{Binding ResetCommand}" ...  FilePath = @"C:\Temp";

*Textbox: User can edit Path
Text="{Binding FilePath, Mode=TwoWay, UpdateSourceTrigger=PropertyChanged, ValidatesOnExceptions=True}"
 private string _filePath;

 public string FilePath
 {
     get => _filePath;
     set
     {
         var r = new Regex(@"[\w\s\\.:\-!~]");
         if (r.Matches(value).Count == value.Length)
         {
             SetProperty(ref _filePath, value);
             return;
         }

         throw new ArgumentException("Not an valid windows path");
     }
 }

When the path is valid I can reset to Default. UI Updates
When user enter an invalid character the border turns red and the Reset button not updating UI.
I try to debug by Snoop and its look like the VM is reseting. But not UI.
What is wrong?
Working Demo: https://github.com/LwServices/WpfValidationDemo/tree/master/ValidationWpf

A: Simple solution
you can solve it by notifying your UI directly after set the value
private void Reset()
{
    FilePath = @"C:\Temp";
    OnPropertyChanged(nameof(FilePath));
}

reason of the problem
when the Filepath is not matching your Regex, you just raise an exception without modifying the value of _filePath and it will be always valid path
public string FilePath
{
    get => _filePath;
    set
    {
        var r = new Regex(@"[\w\s\\.:\-!~]");
        if (r.Matches(value).Count == value.Length)
        {
            SetProperty(ref _filePath, value); //<<<<<< this will never call if the value passed from the ui doesnot match Regex
            return;
        }

        throw new ArgumentException("Not an valid windows path");
    }
}

when you call reset() you try to set Filepath to c:/temp  and if the last value of _filePath is equal to c:/temp the problem will be appear from the following
protected bool SetProperty<T>(ref T field, T value, [CallerMemberName] string propertyName = null)
{
   if (EqualityComparer<T>.Default.Equals(field, value)) return false;  /// your code will return
   field = value;
   OnPropertyChanged(propertyName); // before notify the UI
   return true;
}

so as suggested in the beginning the simple solution is to notify your UI directly OR delete the check line from SetProperty method
if (EqualityComparer<T>.Default.Equals(field, value)) return false;

A: its disabling due to missing CanExecute method, use below code
    internal class MainWindowViewModel : NotifyPropertyChanged {

    private DelegateCommand _resetCmd;
    public ICommand ResetCommand => _resetCmd ?? new DelegateCommand(Reset, canRest);

    private string _filePath;

    public string FilePath
    {
        get => _filePath;
        set
        {
            var r = new Regex(@"[\w\s\\.:\-!~]");
            if (r.Matches(value).Count == value.Length)
            {
                SetProperty(ref _filePath, value);
                return;
            }

            throw new ArgumentException("Not an valid windows path");
        }
    }

    public MainWindowViewModel()
    {
    }

    private void Reset(object obj)
    {
        FilePath = @"C:\Temp";
    }
    private bool canRest() {
        return true;
    }
}

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The Penn Stroke Center treats all types of stroke and other diseases affecting the blood vessels in the brain. If you think you or someone you know may be having a stroke, it is critical to receive immediate care – you should call 911 right away.
Hemorrhagic stroke occurs when weakened blood vessels in the brain burst, causing blood to leak into the brain.
Ischemic stroke occurs when blood vessels supplying blood to the brain are blocked by a blood clot.
Arterial dissection — A tear occurs in the lining of the wall of an artery. This may lead to clot forming in the artery, which can cause a stroke.
Transient ischemic attack (TIA) — A TIA is different from a stroke because it is caused by a blood clot that is temporary or "transient."
At the Penn Stroke Center we offer patients the latest advanced technology in diagnostic testing for stroke and other diseases affecting the blood vessels in the brain.
Carotid duplex ultrasound — Uses sound waves to image the carotid and vertebral arteries in the neck. This imaging modality provides information on atherosclerotic plaque formation and blockages within the arteries.
MR-angiography Transcranial doppler ultrasound (TCD) — Uses sound waves to measure blood flow in the intracranial blood vessels. This imaging modality provides information on blockages or narrowing of the vessels supplying the brain.
Transcranial doppler microembolic signal detection — An advanced imaging modality that uses TCD to detect emboli travelling in the blood vessels of the brain. This if often used to assess the risk of stroke in patients with carotid stenosis that is otherwise not causing symptoms.
After experiencing a stroke, it's important to have a team of experts who will develop an individualized recovery plan and will do everything possible to prevent another stroke from happening.
The Penn Stroke Center is a Joint Commission-certified Comprehensive Stroke Center. As a comprehensive center, patients who have suffered a stroke have access to the most advanced resources available for the treatment of stroke.
Inspirational stories from patients who suffered strokes and treated at Penn.
Meet the team of physicians that aid in the treatment of strokes.
Penn Medicine's stroke support group is open to all stroke survivors and their loved ones.


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namespace spec\Hellosworldos\Component\GitTools;

use GuzzleHttp\Stream\Stream;
use Hellosworldos\Component\GitTools\StreamFactory;
use Hellosworldos\Component\GitTools\StreamFactoryInterface;
use PhpSpec\ObjectBehavior;
use Prophecy\Argument;

class StreamFactorySpec extends ObjectBehavior
{
    function it_is_initializable()
    {
        $this->shouldHaveType(StreamFactory::class);
        $this->shouldImplement(StreamFactoryInterface::class);
    }

    function it_should_make_writable_file_stream()
    {
        $this->makeWritableFile('/path/to/file')->shouldBeAnInstanceOf(Stream::class);
    }
}

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The Day Lynyrd Skynyrd's Plane Crashed
Sterling Whitaker Published: October 20, 2015
Lynyrd Skynyrd had established themselves as one of the most successful rock bands of the '70s by the time they released Street Survivors in October 1977. The group's career would come to a tragic halt just three days later, on Oct. 20, 1977, when their twin engine plane went down in a swamp in Gillsburg, Miss., killing three of the band members, a tour manager and both pilots on impact.
The group had put together a string of iconic hits including "Free Bird," "Gimme Three Steps," "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Gimme Back My Bullets" prior to the release of Street Survivors. Anticipation for the new album was so high that it went gold within days, and Lynyrd Skynyrd embarked on the most ambitious headlining tour of their career, traveling between concert dates in their own Convair CV-300.
Rock legend has it that Aerosmith had looked into renting the same plane earlier in the year, but passed on it due to concerns over both the safety of the plane, and the readiness of its crew.
Lynyrd Skynyrd were traveling from Greenville, S.C., to Baton Rouge, La., when their plane apparently ran out of fuel toward the end of the flight. The pilots attempted to land on a small air strip, but the bottom of the plane clipped some trees, and the aircraft went down in a remote stand of forest. Skynyrd singer Ronnie Van Zant, guitarist Steve Gaines, vocalist Cassie Gaines, assistant road manager Dean Kilpatrick, pilot Walter McCreary and co-pilot William Gray were killed instantly, while the other band members and road crew suffered terrible injuries. Drummer Artimus Pyle and two crew members crawled from the wreckage and hiked through swampy woods until they finally flagged down a local farmer, who sent for help.
Following the crash and the press attention that came along with it, Street Survivors became Lynyrd Skynyrd's second platinum album. Out of respect for the band and their family members, MCA recalled the album's original cover, which depicted the band members engulfed in flames.
Devastated by the loss of their singer and the injuries sustained by the survivors, Lynyrd Skynyrd disbanded after the accident, leaving the survivors to try to make their own way with varying degrees of success and failure.
The next decade would see the musicians pursuing a number of projects, including the Rossington-Collins Band, Vision, and the Allen Collins Band – none of which came anywhere close to the success of Lynyrd Skynyrd. Perhaps inevitably, the band reunited in 1987, with Gary Rossington, Billy Powell, Leon Wilkeson, Artimus Pyle and guitarist Ed King – who had left the band two years before the crash – joined by Ronnie Van Zant's younger brother Johnny as their new lead singer.
But despite a successful reunion, tragedy and drama continued to plague the group; guitarist Allen Collins had become paralyzed after a drunk driving accident in 1986 that killed his girlfriend, and he died in 1990. Judy Van Zant Jenness and Teresa Gaines Rapp – the widows of Ronnie Van Zant and Steve Gaines – sued Skynyrd for violating an agreement they struck after the plane accident not to exploit the band's name for profit, and as the years went on, most of the original members either left or were forced out for various reasons.
Bassist Leon Wilkeson died in 2001, and keyboardist Billy Powell died in 2009. Ean Evans – who replaced Wilkeson on bass – also died in 2009, leaving Gary Rossington as the sole survivor from the original band.
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Here are definitions copy pasted from a dictionary.
Identify what word the definition belongs to.
E.g. Q. a device consisting of a circular canopy of cloth on a folding metal frame supported by a central rod, used as protection against rain.
A. Umbrella
#1. Place or deal with close together for contrasting effect.
#2. An electromagnetic wave of high energy and very short wavelength, which is able to pass through many materials opaque to light.
#3. Each of two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings.
#4. A member of a self-appointed group of citizens who undertake law enforcement in their community without legal authority.
#5. The tendency of a body to preserve its state of rest or uniform motion unless acted upon by an external force.
#6. A medicine or procedure prescribed for the psychological benefit to the patient rather than for any physiological effect.
#7. A monotheistic religion founded in Punjab in the 15th century by Guru Nanak.
#8. The induction of a state of consciousness in which a person apparently loses the power of voluntary action and is highly responsive to suggestion or direction.
#9. An orthodox Anabaptist sect that separated from the Mennonites in the late 17th century and exists today primarily in Ohio and southeast Pennsylvania.
#10. A form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them.
#11. A state of equilibrium or parity characterized by cancellation of all forces by equal opposing forces.
#12. The branch of linguistics that studies the origin and history of words.
#13. A market condition in which sellers are so few that the actions of any one of them will materially affect price and have a measurable impact on competitors.
#14. The quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis.
#15. An area of space-time with a gravitational field so intense that its escape velocity is equal to or exceeds the speed of light.
#16. A device consisting of two flexible strips of metal or plastic with interlocking projections closed or opened by pulling a slide along them, used to fasten garments, bags, and other items.
#17. A spasm of the diaphragm resulting in a rapid, involuntary inhalation that is stopped by the sudden closure of the glottis and accompanied by a sharp, distinctive sound.
#18. A State of the western United States. It was admitted as the 45th state in 1896. First explored by the Spanish in 1540, the region was settled in 1847 by Mormons led by Brigham Young.
#19. The principal church of a diocese, with which the bishop is officially associated.
#20. A large feline mammal of Central and South America, closely related to the leopard and having a tawny coat spotted with black rosettes.
Place or deal with close together for contrasting effect.
Juxtapose
An electromagnetic wave of high energy and very short wavelength, which is able to pass through many materials opaque to light.
Each of two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings.
Homophone
A member of a self-appointed group of citizens who undertake law enforcement in their community without legal authority.
The tendency of a body to preserve its state of rest or uniform motion unless acted upon by an external force.
A medicine or procedure prescribed for the psychological benefit to the patient rather than for any physiological effect.
A monotheistic religion founded in Punjab in the 15th century by Guru Nanak.
The induction of a state of consciousness in which a person apparently loses the power of voluntary action and is highly responsive to suggestion or direction.
An orthodox Anabaptist sect that separated from the Mennonites in the late 17th century and exists today primarily in Ohio and southeast Pennsylvania.
A form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them.
A state of equilibrium or parity characterized by cancellation of all forces by equal opposing forces.
The branch of linguistics that studies the origin and history of words.
A market condition in which sellers are so few that the actions of any one of them will materially affect price and have a measurable impact on competitors.
Oligopoly
The quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis.
An area of space-time with a gravitational field so intense that its escape velocity is equal to or exceeds the speed of light.
A device consisting of two flexible strips of metal or plastic with interlocking projections closed or opened by pulling a slide along them, used to fasten garments, bags, and other items.
A spasm of the diaphragm resulting in a rapid, involuntary inhalation that is stopped by the sudden closure of the glottis and accompanied by a sharp, distinctive sound.
A State of the western United States. It was admitted as the 45th state in 1896. First explored by the Spanish in 1540, the region was settled in 1847 by Mormons led by Brigham Young.
The principal church of a diocese, with which the bishop is officially associated.
A large feline mammal of Central and South America, closely related to the leopard and having a tawny coat spotted with black rosettes.


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In the last 48 hours, David Hicks has given his first television interviews. As the nation focuses on his story, let's ensure Australia is never again complicit in torture. Click here to email your MP to ask the Government to launch an inquiry into the torture and mistreatment of Australians in Guantanamo Bay.
Australians are owed an explanation.
Recently David Hicks revealed that he was tortured while he was held prisoner at Guantanamo Bay over a period of five years – claims that are supported not only by his military lawyer Major Mori, but also by Brandon Neely, a former guard at Guantanamo Bay. How did our government allow this to happen?
1) Torture is wrong and claims an Australian citizen has been tortured must be investigated.
2) If Australian officials are complicit in torture they must be held to account.
3) This must never happen again.
Five years ago, GetUp members fought to bring David Hicks home – not because we believed in his guilt or innocence, but because we believed in the standards of a free and fair society: including the right to a fair trial, freedom from torture and the principle of innocence until proven guilty. Five years later, we are still owed an explanation. Can you email your MP and ask the Government to find out what really happened, so we can ensure this never happens again?
An Australian was imprisoned for five years – without a fair trial, and allegedly tortured. This is not just about what happened in Afghanistan or Guantanamo, but what happened inside Canberra to allow this. Let's demand the whole truth, finally.
Allegations in the David Hicks interviews raise a number of questions: were Australian officials aware that an Australian citizen was allegedly being tortured? If so, when did they find out, and what did they do about it? Is it true that the United States would have released David Hicks earlier, but the Howard Government required a conviction for political reasons? Why didn't the Australian Government secure David Hicks' transfer from Guantanamo Bay much sooner, as other countries did for their citizens?
As GetUp members said five years ago, no Australian should have to bargain with their liberty because their basic human rights have been abandoned. David Hicks' story will once again fade from the headlines, but as citizens, it's our right to find out the whole truth, and ensure this never happens again.


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Posted by: David Giacalone | December 29, 2010
the Gillette House streetscape (and bagel shop story)
– scroll down past the updates for the original piece about the Gillette House's distinctively noncommercial streetscape and the need to preserve it.
update (February 9, 2011): For the reasons stated in this email to a Stockade neighborhood group, I have decided not to bring a lawsuit challenging the clearly unlawful bagel shop use variance. However, in the posting "a bagel shop – with a side order of preservation and safety," I urge more action to protect the Gillette House facade and consideration of some inevitable traffic problems that will arise around the Gillette House once it is a busy sandwich shop.
Update & Intro (Jan. 23, 2011): Below you will find many pictures, a little discussion about the Gillette House Bagel Shop tale, and links to important materials. Click "Board ignored law in approving bagel shop for Gillette House" for the text of my Sunday Gazette Viewpoint column (Jan. 23, 2011; at D3; pdf.; also available with subscription at the Gazette website). And see "Making Sausages & Laws — and Bagels" (14 pp. pdf.) for an in-depth version of the Use Variance story, with background facts, explanation of the law, and details of the application process and the decision of the Board of Zoning Appeals [BZA]. As I say in that essay:
BZA's job is to apply the law. It doesn't matter whether we like and respect Jack McDonald; or if he could make more money selling bagels rather than office space, or get additional tax exemptions or public grants. Neither does it matter that some or all Stockade residents would like to have convenient, fresh bagels nearby and believe Jack would run an excellent bagel shop based on his other enterprises; nor that the surrounding blocks along Erie Blvd. might be commercial. Without concrete proof of a hardship that is not self-created, the Board has no authority to grant a use variance to allow the bagel shop. It must instead follow the law and promote its purposes, especially those meant to protect the quality of life and nature of residential neighborhoods.
. . . [O]ur long-standing Stockade zoning restrictions were enacted with the purpose "to protect the area's distinctive residential quality and the architectural or historical significance of structures therein." (Schenectady Zoning Ordinance § 264-10. Purpose)
Here are links to other important documents:
Application for a Use Variance for 252 Union St., by John M. "Jack" McDonald, asking the Schenectady Board of Zoning Appeals to permit a fast-food restaurant (a bagel and sandwich shop) at the Gillette House; plus the accompanying drawings, and the submitted environmental assessment form.
BZA Guidelines for Applicants – explains what the Board usually expects from Applicants.
Letter in Opposition by David Giacalone to BZA (8 pp. pdf.), and its 13-photo Photo Appendix (Dec. 30, 2010) – explains why granting the request would clearly be unlawful, as well as contrary to the purposes of the residential historic district zoning. (It was written prior to the January 5, 2011 hearing where the request was granted.)
Letter in Support from Stockade Association to BZA (Oct. 27, 2010) requesting approval of the the bagel shop use variance
NYS General City Law Article 5-A §81-b – – the governing state statute on the power of a zoning board of appeals to grant a Use Variance. See especially § 81-b(3);
Zoning Ordinance of the City of Schenectady (adopted March 24, 2008). See especially § 264-10. RH-2 Stockade Historic Residential District (pp. 23 -24); Schedule A: Regulations for Residential Districts (at 39); § 264-118. Appeals application (p. 129)
Stockade Land Use map from the City of Schenectady Comprehensive Plan 2020 (page 5 of the Stockade Neighborhood portion of the Plan); yellow, pink, purple and dark blue parcels are in residential use.
– click on a photo for a larger version –
. . . the original weblog posting, with updates:
Update (Jan. 6, 2011): Yesterday evening, the Board of Zoning Appeals granted the Use Variance allowing Jack McDonald to put a bagel shop in the Gillette House. (Read about it in the Gazette, here, if you are a subscriber) The Board's action is clearly unlawful, but they seem unconcerned about the law or the facts.
The big concern for me now is preserving the Gillette House façade which is clearly in jeopardy. Jack says it needs larger windows and he likes the look of Clinton's Ditch. Stay tuned — and be vigilant.
[original posting]
– the gateway to the Stockade Historic District seen from below the Amtrak trestle –
– the Gillette House, 252 Union St. –
In his application for a Use Variance to allow a fast-food bagel/sandwich shop at 252 Union Street, Jack McDonald suggests that the setting of the Gillette House — the streetscape and activity around it — is already so commercial in character and appearance that nothing of significance will be lost by turning the building into a fast-food restaurant at the gateway to the Stockade Residential Historic District. Several of my Stockade neighbors have echoed the same argument in supporting Jack's application and trying to dissuade opposition.
For example, in his Application for a Use Variance, Jack McDonald says that the So. College Street view "is commercial being adjacent to Clinton's Ditch [Bar & Grill]," when explaining why the variance won't change the character of the neighborhood. Similarly, in the Full Environmental Assessment Form he has submitted, when responding to a question about whether the proposed action is "consistent with the recommended uses in adopted local land use plans," Jack states that "the building is bounded by commercial uses."
The assertions are incorrect, as you can see from the array of over a dozen photos in the captioned gallery below, which look at the Gillette House, the Stockade gateway and So. College Street from several vantage points and perspectives and belie the notion that the streetscape is essentially commercial already (click on each for a larger version). Furthermore, the Gillette House is not "bounded by commercial uses". Jack owns the Millington House, which is right next to the Gillette House to the west and is not zoned for nor being used as a commercial structure. Neither, of course, is the apartment building next to the Millington House (248 Union St.), nor the one directly across from it at 243 Union St. (an 8-unit building), and its multi-unit residential neighbor, 241 Union St.
Of course, if the Stockade gateway were being overwhelmed by commercial activities and sights, it would be even more important to preserve the distinctive residential ambiance of the historic district by assuring that the most prominent building at its entryway — the Gillette House — be used as either a residence or professional offices, which are far more compatible with a residential neighborhood (especially with ample parking a few yards away across So. College Street). The columns announcing entry into the Stockade are meant to set the district apart — and to announce how distinctive our residential historic district is.
Here's the first section of the zoning law establishing the Stockade Historic Residential District (emphases added):
§ 264-10. RH-2
A. Purpose. The Stockade Historic Residential (RH-2) District is intended to promote, maintain and enhance the historic Stockade neighborhood where specialized standards and requirements are necessary to protect the area's distinctive residential quality and the architectural or historical significance of structures therein.
Indeed, on the home page of their Stockade Inn website, the McDonald family stresses the residential nature of the Stockade and explains how the great fire of 1819 and the building of the Erie Canal insulated the Stockade "from the repeated redevelopment that marks the history of nearly all of America's city centers." They note that "Strict zoning rules have protected the area since the 1960's."
The quickest way to give the Stockade streetscape and gateway along South and North College Streets and Erie Boulevard at Union St. the feel of a "developed" urban commercial zone would be to turn the Gillette House into a fast-food establishment or any other busy commercial business. It is at their borders that historic districts require the highest vigilance to preserve their distinct appearance and style. The buildings and neighbors located near those borders deserve more, not less, protection from the signage, noise and bustle of commercial establishments.
– This gallery offers more perspectives (click on a photo for a larger version) –
241 Union St. (a multi-unit residence) and 243 Union St. (an apartment building) are directly across from the Gillette House
the Gillette House and Clinton's Ditch Bar on So. College St. seen from the catercorner position on the NE corner of Union and No. College St.
the Stockade gateway streetscape seen from a vehicle under the trestle at Erie Blvd. and Union St.
So. College St. as seen from the eastside of Erie Blvd. at Liberty St.
first view of the Stockade entering from Erie Blvd. onto Union St. and passing the gateway columns heading west
Gillette House and Stockade gateway seen from SE corner of Erie Blvd. and Union St.
view of College St. and the Stockade entryway at Union St. from Erie Blvd. along the Van Dyck parking lot
Gillete House and Clinton's Ditch seen from the Stockade gateway at the NW corner of Erie Blvd and Union St.
entryway to the Stockade as seen from the NE corner of Erie Blvd. and Union St. with Clinton's Ditch Bar on the left and Gillette House in the middle
a row of residences on North College St. at Union St. as seen from the SW corner of Union and Erie Blvd.
237 through 243 Union St. in the Schenectady Stockade – directly across from the Gillette House
this row of non-commercial buildings lies immediately west of the Gillette House
Personal Note: I'm was honored to have a photo I took of Lawrence the Indian used for the Stockade Historic District gateway banners, erected in February 2010 at Erie Blvd. and Union St., a stone's throw from the Gillette House.
p.s. These days, the only time the entrance to the Stockade at Union St. and College Streets looks significantly commercial is when the westbound lane of Union St. is blocked by huge trucks making deliveries to the Van Dyck lounge. Where would delivery trucks park to service a bagel shop located at the Gillette House?
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I could not have asked for a better first wedding to photograph!
Angela and Kyle's intimate backyard wedding was just perfect! Surrounded by those they love most, it was relaxed, smooth, and most of all, fun! Everyone was in high spirits and were so excited and happy for Angela and Kyle.
My heart is still so full from this wedding. I cannot thank Angela, Kyle, and their families enough for being the sweetest people and making me feel comfortable and at home. I felt like I was just one of the family and it was such a great feeling!


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Q: How to make a custom editable table column in cappuccino I am trying to make a CPTableColumn that can change values without having to click it. An Example is I am trying to have a slider show up in the table that when dragged will change the table value for the row.
In looking into the CPTableView I see that there is support for CPTextFields and CPButtons but I am not sure how to use any other control to allow inline editing of values.
Any help on this would be great.

A: You can easily add a slider to a table view, like this:
var dataColumn = [[CPTableColumn alloc] initWithIdentifier:"Slider"];
[table addTableColumn:dataColumn];
[[dataColumn headerView] setStringValue:"Slider (Editable)"];
[dataColumn setEditable:YES];
[dataColumn setWidth:140];
[dataColumn setDataView:[[CPSlider alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMakeZero()]];

The slider will automatically reflect the cell values read from your data source or binding as long as you make sure the values are numbers.
Unfortunately, as you noted, since the slider is not a button the table will not send tableView:setObjectValue:forTableColumn:row: messages for it. You could subclass CPSlider to have it return YES to isKindOfClass:[CPButton class].
This rightly feels like a hack so for a better long term solution, check how Cocoa handles a CPSlider cell. If Cocoa sends tableView:setObjectValue:forTableColumn:row: for the slider, go ahead and post up a feature request and include your little Cocoa test app to demonstrate it. Cappuccino strives to work the same way as Cocoa in these matters.


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Midwestern Region States United State, is one of four census regions of the United States Census Bureau.
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The Midwestern United States is one of the four census regions recognized by the United States Census Bureau. It is also known as the Midwest or the American Midwest. It is located in the north-central region of the country. Until 1984, the Census Bureau referred to it as the North Central Region. It is situated between the Northeastern and Western United States, with Canada to the north and the Southern United States to the south. As defined by the Census Bureau, the Midwestern United States includes 12 states and they are Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.
The Census Bureau has divided the Midwest into two regions. Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin are all included in the East North Central Division and are all a part of the Great Lakes region. The Great Plains region is home to several of the states in the West North Central Division, including Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Nebraska, and South Dakota.
With roughly 12.7 million residents, Illinois is the largest state in the Midwest and the sixth-largest state in the United States. Indiana is the smallest state among Midwestern States. Chicago is the third-most populous city in the country and the most populated in the American Midwest. After Chicago, he largest cities in Midwestern United States are Indianapolis and Detroit. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Des Moines, Kansas City, Madison, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Omaha, St. Louis, and Wichita are some of the other significant cities in the area.
The Midwest's local economies depend heavily on agriculture, which generates thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in exports. The region contains some of the most productive agricultural land on earth. The Midwest's main financial and commercial hub, Chicago has the third-highest gross metropolitan product in North America.
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Populaion 2020 Census
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Density (Sq mi)
Total County
Illinois Springfield Chicago, Aurora, Rockford, Joliet, Naperville and Springfield 12,812,508 55,519 sq mi (143,793 km2) 232 102
Indiana Indianapolis Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, South Bend and Hammond 6,785,528 35,826 sq mi (92,789 km2) 184.1 92
Iowa Des Moines Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Sioux City and Waterloo 3,190,369 55,857 sq mi (144,669 km2) 55.6 99
Kansas Topeka Wichita, Overland Park, Kansas City, Topeka and Olathe 2,937,880 81,759 sq mi (211,754 km2) 35.5 105
Michigan Lansing Detroit, Grand Rapids, Warren, Sterling Heights, Lansing and Lansing 10,077,331 56,539 sq mi (146,435 km2) 175.3 83
Minnesota Saint Paul Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Rochester, Duluth and Bloomington 5,706,494 79,627 sq mi (206,232 km2) 68.5 87
Missouri Jefferson City Kansas City, Saint Louis, Springfield, Independence, Columbia and Jefferson City 6,154,913 68,742 sq mi (178,040 km2) 88.2 115
Nebraska Lincoln Omaha, Lincoln, Bellevue, Grand Island and Kearney 1,961,504 76,824 sq mi (198,974 km2) 24.5 93
North Dakota Bismarck Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks, Minot and West Fargo 779,094 69,001 sq mi (178,711 km2) 10.7 53
Ohio Columbus Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo and Akron 11,799,448 40,861 sq mi (105,829 km2) 283.7 88
South Dakota Pierre Sioux Falls, Rapid City, Aberdeen, Brookings, Watertown and Pierre 886,667 75,811 sq mi (196,350 km2) 11.3 66
Wisconsin Madison Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Kenosha and Racine 5,893,718 54,158 sq mi (140,268 km2) 106.3 72
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I wasn't sure if I was going to go this month's meetup, but then I got an email from them, and it inculded the following agenda item "* Lets Discuss the lack of community involvement of our age group here in Central Arkansas, and how to encourage and develop it." Well, that seems like a good enough reason to go.
No, wait, it doesn't, seeing as I've never been to Arkansas and don't know what age groups they even have there. So, instead, I'm curious if any of you other locals are going this month, and will use that to make my decision.
In the meantime, I'm going to go to the arcade and fail to have any dexterity whatsoever, but in a fun way.