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George S. Prugh Jr. – Major General, United States Army
Thursday, July 13, 2006:
Retired Army Major General George S. Prugh Jr., a Bay Area resident who was credited with helping to save the lives of American prisoners of war in Vietnam, died July 6, 2006, at the age of 86.
Major General Prugh, in his role as an Army lawyer, persuaded the South Vietnamese ambassador to grant POW status to Viet Cong and North Vietnamese soldiers during the Vietnam War. The U.S.-backed designation gave the enemy combatants international protections and set humane standards for their treatment under the Geneva Conventions.
"Prugh realized that if the South Vietnamese continued to treat the Viet Cong as criminals and dealt with them in their own way that there was no way the captured Americans would survive," said retired Col. Fred Borch, a historian with the U.S. Army's Judge Advocate General's Corps, the legal arm of the service.
Another time, Major General Prugh, who from 1971 to 1975 served as Judge Advocate General — the top Army lawyer — stood up to President Richard Nixon. The case involved the 1968 My Lai Massacre in which U.S. soldiers, under the command of Lieutenant William Calley, killed hundreds of apparently unarmed civilians in a South Vietnamese village. In a military trial, Calley was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison.
Nixon, under political pressure, wanted to decide Calley's appeal himself, but Major General Prugh held firm that the president didn't have the authority to make that decision, and the case remained within the judiciary.
Major General Prugh began his military career during World War II and served during the Korean and Vietnam wars. Trained at UC's Boalt Hall School of Law in Berkeley and Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco, his studies were interrupted by the outbreak of World War II. He served as battery commander in the Coast Guard in New Guinea and the Philippines.
He returned to the Bay Area to resume his law studies in 1945. A year before he received his law degree, he accepted an Army commission. His first assignment was to the Army's Military Affairs Division in San Francisco's Presidio, not far from where he spent part of his boyhood years playing baseball on Marina district sandlots with Joe and Dom DiMaggio.
During his military career, he had stints in Asia, in Europe and at the Pentagon. At one point, he was legal adviser to General William Westmoreland, who commanded U.S. troops during the Vietnam War. One of his chief interests was to professionalize the Army's legal corps and to assure that soldiers accused of crimes and dereliction of duty had adequate representation, Borch said. Upon retirement from the Army in 1975, he taught law at Hastings until 1982.
Throughout his life, he was a student of history and carried on written correspondences with others over points of law, a passion one of his daughters described as Jeffersonian. He even penned a musical about the life of Swiss humanitarian Jean-Henri Dunant, the first recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize who founded an organization later to be known as the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Major General Prugh was born in Norwalk, Virginia, on June 1, 1920. He died in Moraga from complications related to Parkinson's.
He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Katherine, and two daughters, Stephanie Beach and Lt. Col. Patt Prugh, who followed her father into the Judge Advocate General's Corps. He also leaves behind five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
He is scheduled to be buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery on September 1, 2006.
George Clements Blackwell – Colonel, United States Army
Eugene Girman – Sergeant, United States Army Air Forces


This 5,678 acre Wildlife Management Area (WMA), owned by the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, remains one of the regions most pristine marshlands. It is divided into three tracts: Free School Marsh, Michael Marsh, and Guard Shore. All three tracts are peninsulas, bordered by the brackish waters of Beasley Bay, Pocomoke Sound or Messongo Creek, or several smaller fresh water creeks. Forested high ground, or hummocks, occupy portions of the area farthest inland. Maintained primarily in its natural state, there is little in the way of active management or development on the area.
Birding and wildlife viewing access at this WMA is largely limited to viewing by boat. There are several public launch ramps available near the WMA. For a map of boating access near and around Saxis WMA, please visit the Saxis WMA webpage where a map and more information is available.
Additional viewing opportunity is from State Route 695/ Saxis Rd, which does bisect a large portion of the Free School Marsh Tract, however there are limited opportunities to pull-off and view from this road.
Saxis Fishing Pier, which is over open deeper water, may offer opportunities to see ducks, grebes, loons, and migrating gulls.
Free School Marsh, the large northernmost tract of the WMA, is prime habitat for seaside sparrow and marsh wren. Boat-tailed grackles also utilize the site and can be seen displaying from posts, while orchard orioles sing in the scattered trees. Countless fiddler crabs occur in the sloughs that transect the marsh, providing food for large wading birds such as little blue heron and great egret.
Michael Marsh, the large central tract of the WMA, is managed for waterfowl and is a black duck breeding and wintering ground. A variety of other birds also take advantage of the excellent habitat. Rough-legged hawk and short-eared owl visit the site in the winter, as well as grebes, loons, and migrating gulls such as Bonaparte's.
Guard Shore is the smaller southernmost tract of Saxis WMA. For more information on this tract click here.
To Access the Site: A Restore the Wild Membership, Virginia hunting license, freshwater fishing license, boat registration, or an access permit is required.
Hunting could be occurring at this site April 1 – May 31 and September 1 – February 28th, except on Sundays. If you are visiting this site during hunting seasons, please wear blaze orange or blaze pink for safety.
To Hammock Boat Ramp, from US-13 in Temperanceville: Take Rt 695/ Saxis Rd west for 8.6 miles, then turn left onto Hammock Rd and continue 0.8 miles towards the Hammock Boat Ramp.
From the Guard Shore Tract of Saxis WMA, return to the intersection of Rt 684 and Rt 779 near Bloxom. Turn left onto Rt 779 and proceed 3.2 miles north. Turn left onto Rt 692/Main St. Continue on Rt. 692 for 5.6 miles (Main St becomes Savannah Rd). Stay on Rt 692 as it turns right becoming Marsh Market Rd, then turn left on Rt 692, which becomes Belinda Rd. Turn left on Rt 695 and travel 0.6 miles. Turn left onto Rt 788/Hammock Rd and continue towards the Hammock Boat Ramp.
Access: Daily. Restore the Wild Membership, hunting license, freshwater fishing license, boat registration, or an access permit is required.


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San Francisco Restaurant Gives No Fucks About Being Gluten-Free
It had to happen sooner or later: someone has finally stood up and very publicly said "no, fuck YOU" to the anti-MSG, all-organic-all-the-time, do-you-have-gluten-free-everything crowd.
The above sign was posted for a day outside of San Francisco restaurant SO after the final straw in a presumably long line of shitty customers. Though the incident happened last week, a news report focused on an interview with owner James Chu aired on Sunday, and I have to say, from the interview, Chu's kind of a badass.
Chu said that he had finally had it up to here when a customer told him "the rule is, if we don't like it, we don't have to pay for it," and this is actually where we post a disclaimer, because "if we don't like it, we don't have to pay for it" isn't as cut-and-dried as it may seem. This is something we've argued about a lot on this website, actually, but I stand by my belief that if you order something, take a bite, don't like it, and don't eat any more of it, you don't owe the restaurant money for it (particularly if you replace it with something else). I've never worked somewhere that wouldn't take uneaten food off a check (this is where the whole idea of "dead food" that's up for grabs comes from), and to me the idea that if you ordered it, you HAVE to pay for it regardless of whether it was crap rings of some pro-business, anti-consumer bullshit.*
On the other hand, if you "don't like it" and you then proceed to eat all of it? Yes you goddamn well do have to pay for it. So I guess whether I'm on Chu's side for that particular facet of the story depends on whether the customer actually ate more than a bite of the food.
I'm definitely on Chu's side for everything else that happened, though — the customer apparently stormed out while swearing at him, and obviously, that shit's not OK. Finally, Chu just said "fuck it guys, we're done for the day," and closed down, posting the above sign in SO's window.
The funniest part of the interview itself comes at the end, when the reporter asks Chu whether he plans to change the menu at all going forward. Chu shakes his head and then issues this mic drop:
"Perhaps maybe organic MSG."
It's important to note, because you just KNOW some people will immediately go there, that in no way is this directed at people with Celiac Disease. Chu and his staff just got really, really tired of being asked the same goddamned questions about locally-sourced gluten-free artisanal bullshit by pretentious hipster douchebags and did what I promise you every single restaurant employee in the Western hemisphere has wanted to do at some point during their career. Ultimately, the takeaway is this: no one is forcing you to eat at a restaurant if their product standards (MSG, non-organic, non-gluten-free, etc.) aren't to your liking, and — assuming the restaurant is open about their standards (yes) and there are plenty of options available that would be more to your tastes (in San Francisco? Hell yes) — you don't have a right to demand that of them. Some places aren't for you, so don't eat there.
Man, restaurants in the San Francisco-area are killing it lately with regard to standing up to shitty customers. Next time I'm in Northern California,** I've got two restaurants I need to hit up.
* I truly could not give a fuck about the argument that "it cost the restaurant money to make that dish!" as if consumers should feel gratitude for being served something that sucks just because it costs the restaurant money if they refuse to pay for (and eat) it. Stop making this argument.
** You can't make me call it "NorCal," because that's fucking stupid.

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Cantel (del náhuatl, significa «cueva de serpiente») es un municipio del departamento de Quetzaltenango, localizado a 11 km de la ciudad de Quetzaltenango y a 203 km de la Ciudad de Guatemala en la región sur-occidente de la República de Guatemala. Celebra su fiesta titular el 15 de agosto en honor a su patrona la Virgen de la Asunción.

Tras la Independencia de Centroamérica en 1821, Cantel fue parte del departamento Quezaltenango/Soconusco, y en 1838 pasó al Estado de Los Altos, el cual fue aprobado por el Congreso de la República Federal de Centro América en ese mismo año. En el nuevo estado hubo constantes revueltas campesinas y tensión con Guatemala, hasta que las hostilidades estallaron en 1840, y el general conservador mestizo Rafael Carrera recuperó la región para Guatemala.

En 1913, durante el gobierno del licenciado Manuel Estrada Cabrera, falleció en el poblado el arzobispo guatemalteco Ricardo Casanova y Estrada, quien se encontraba en la región durante una visita pastoral.

Toponimia

Nombre en castellano

Muchos de los nombres de los municipios y poblados de Guatemala constan de dos partes: el nombre del santo católico que se venera el día en que fueron fundados y una descripción con raíz náhuatl; esto se debe a que las tropas que invadieron la región en la década de 1520 al mando de Pedro de Alvarado estaban compuestas por soldados españoles y por indígenas tlaxcaltecas y cholultecas.

Así pues, fue originalmente fundado como el poblado de «Nuestra Señora de la Asunción de Cantel» debido a que hubo una aparición de una imagen de la Virgen de la Asunción en un tronco en el lugar; por su parte, el topónimo «Cantel» proviene de los términos náhuatl «can» (español: «serpiente») y «t'el» (español: «cueva»).

Otras versiones

El hecho de que tropas indígenas que hablaban náhual acompañaban a los conquistadores españoles no ha sido divulgado a la mayoría de la población guatemalteca, por lo que han aparecido numerosas versiones sobre el origen de los topónimos locales; en el caso de Cantel, las versiones que han proliferado son:

 El topónimo proviene del quiché Kentel que significa "Candelaria", que puede significar "Pueblo de Candelaria".
 Provendría de las palabras «q'an» (español: «oro») y «t'el» (español: «cueva»), que al juntarlas significan «Cueva de oro».
 Se habría originado del término «Q´antil» que quiere decir «serpiente amarilla», una especie de reptil que ya se extinguió en el municipio.

División política

Tiene un total de ocho aldeas y tres caseríos que son:

Geografía física

El municipio tiene una extensión territorial de 22 km².

Ubicación geográfica

El municipio se encuentra ubicado en la parte este del departamento de Quetzaltenango. Se encuentra entre el límite del departamento de Quetzaltenango con el de Totonicapán y Sololá. Se encuentra a una distancia de 10 km de la cabecera departamental Quetzaltenango.

 Norte: Salcajá y Totonicapán
 Sur: Zunil
 Noreste: Totonicapán
 Este y sureste: Nahualá
 Noroeste: Quetzaltenango
 Suroeste: Almolonga

Gobierno municipal

Los municipios se encuentran regulados en diversas leyes de la República, que establecen su forma de organización, lo relativo a la conformación de sus órganos administrativos y los tributos destinados para los mismos.  Aunque se trata de entidades autónomas, se encuentran sujetas a la legislación nacional. Las principales leyes que rigen a los municipios en Guatemala desde 1985 son:

El gobierno de los municipios de Guatemala está a cargo de un Concejo Municipal mientras que el código municipal —que tiene carácter de ley ordinaria y contiene disposiciones que se aplican a todos los municipios de Guatemala— establece que «el concejo municipal es el órgano colegiado superior de deliberación y de decisión de los asuntos municipales […] y tiene su sede en la circunscripción de la cabecera municipal». Por último, el artículo 33 del mencionado código establece que «[le] corresponde con exclusividad al concejo municipal el ejercicio del gobierno del municipio».

El concejo municipal se integra con el alcalde, los síndicos y concejales, electos directamente por sufragio universal y secreto para un período de cuatro años, pudiendo ser reelectos.

Existen también las Alcaldías Auxiliares, los Comités Comunitarios de Desarrollo (COCODE), el Comité Municipal del Desarrollo (COMUDE), las asociaciones culturales y las comisiones de trabajo. Los alcaldes auxiliares son elegidos por las comunidades de acuerdo a sus principios, valores, procedimientos y tradiciones, estos se reúnen con el alcalde municipal el primer domingo de cada mes. Los Comités Comunitarios de Desarrollo y el Consejo Municipal de Desarrollo tiene como función organizar y facilitar la participación de las comunidades priorizando necesidades y problemas.

Historia

Fundación del Pueblo de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, Cantel
A veintisiete años de la invasión, 1551, se produjo el primer enfrentamiento legal entre los aborígenes de Julul Chih, Salanchich, y Rig'bal Chich (hoy aldeas de Xecam, La Estancia, Pachaj, Chirijquiac y Urbina) con los españoles. Esta fecha es trascendental en la historia porque nos confirma la reducción que aplicaron los españoles para la fundación del pueblo y la extensión del territorio que les fue adjudicada.

El documento no.6 de la municipalidad registra la defensa del territorio que presentaron los aborígenes llamada "La Tradición Testimoniada de 1551", y los alegatos de los españoles fundamentada en "La Lengua de Resguardo Concedida por la Ley" para legitimar los derechos de conquista.

La Tradición Testimoniada de 1551
Esta contiene los reclamos de los aborígenes del área que ocupaban desde tiempos ancestrales, ahora obligados a abandonar. Lamentablemente, la tradición testimoniada no tuvo validez ante los españoles que exigían documento escrito la cual no existía. No hubo más alternativa que trasladarse a la lengua de resguardo que les fue otorgada por la ley.

El hecho histórico de 1551 constituye la fundación del pueblo porque los moradores del otro lado del Río Samalá perdieron sus tierras por carecer de documentos que acreditaran su propiedad y tuvieron que aceptar la legua del territorio en Cho Juyub' (sobre el cerro o montaña) para sobrevivir, lugar que ocupa actualmente la cabecera municipal

Época colonial

Se cree que fue fundado por una familia procedente de Totonicapán aproximadamente en el año de 1580.

El efímero Estado de Los Altos

A partir del 3 de abril de 1838, Cantel fue parte de la región que formó el efímero Estado de Los Altos y que forzó a que el Estado de Guatemala se reorganizara en siete departamentos y dos distritos independientes el 12 de septiembre de 1839:

 Departamentos: Chimaltenango, Chiquimula, Escuintla, Guatemala, Mita, Sacatepéquez, y Verapaz
 Distritos: Izabal y Petén

La región occidental de la actual Guatemala había mostrado intenciones de obtener mayor autonomía con respecto a las autoridades de la ciudad de Guatemala desde la época colonial, pues los criollos de la localidad consideraban que los criollos capitalinos que tenían el monopolio comercial con España no les daban un trato justo.  Pero este intento de secesión fue aplastado por el general Rafael Carrera, quien reintegró al Estado de Los Altos al Estado de Guatemala en 1840 y luego venció contundentemente al presidente de la República Federal de Centro América, el general liberal hondureño Francisco Morazán en la Ciudad de Guatemala unos cuantos meses después.

Muerte del arzobispo Ricardo Casanova y Estrada

Durante una visita pastoral en el departamento de Quetzaltenango, el obispo Casanova y Estrada sufrió de un grave ataque cuando estaba en Santa Catarina Ixtahuacán; decidió entonces regresar de inmediato a la Ciudad de Guatemala por el camino de San Felipe, llegando a Cantel el 12 de abril. Allí recibió tratamiento médico, pero a las once de la noche del 13 de abril se concluyó que no había nada que hacer y se le administró la Extremaunción, falleciendo a las 2 de la madrugada del 14 de abril de 1913.

Tras varios días, en que sus restos fueron trasladados a la Ciudad de Guatemala y recibieron numerosos homenajes, fue sepultado en la cripta de la Catedral Metropolitana, debajo del altar de la Inmaculada Concepción, como lo había solicitado.

Véase también
 Cerro Quiac
 Chojolom
 Elecciones municipales de Guatemala de 2015
 Historia Territorial de Guatemala
 Organización territorial de Guatemala

Notas y referencias

Referencias

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos

Municipios de Quetzaltenango
Patronazgo de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción
Poblados del extinguido Estado de Los Altos
Toponimia náhuatl de Guatemala

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Thanksgiving is only like three days away!!! LAWD!
I've made this pie SO many times. It took me a good amount of times to get the miso caramel exactly how I like it but I FINALLY nailed it.
This pie is so delicious. The miso only makes it a little weird but no so weird that people will really even notice. The miso adds a nice, subtle savory element to it that makes you want to just eat more and more and more.
Think about it like this: you put salt in caramel. So instead of salt, we're adding miso. That's it. It works really well together.
When it comes to the mix of apples, I threw in a few Granny Smith to add some tartness and it was really lovely. The vanilla helps too. A few weeks ago I splurged on some vanilla paste for the very first time–which might be crazy to some–and now I can't believe I've lived without it for so long.
Of course, if you don't have it, regular vanilla works too. And people always ask me where I find miso and most grocery stores sell it. They usually keep it in the refrigerated section near the tofu. For this pie, I used yellow miso but white will work nicely too.
Flour your rolling pin and work surface lightly. Roll out the first disk of pie dough, being sure to rotate it every so often, as to avoid it from sticking. Roll it over your rolling pin and lay it over the pie pan, fitting it to the sides. Set aside. In a medium bowl, add the apples to a bowl, along with the vanilla paste and/or vanilla extract with the flour. Toss until combined. Add half of the apple slices to the pie dough and even them out.
To make the miso caramel: In a small saucepan, set over medium heat (or you can use a microwave to do this), warm the heavy cream and then set aside.
In a medium saucepan, set over medium heat, add the sugar. Shake it around a bit until there's an even layer of sugar on the bottom of the saucepan. Cook the sugar, staying close by so you can keep an eye on it, until the edges of the sugar begin to dissolve and turn a light golden brown. At this point, give it a stir until it becomes an even light brown color. At this point, turn off the heat. Pour in the warmed heavy cream (it may bubble up a bit but that's ok) and keep stirring until smooth. Whisk in the butter until melted and then add the miso. If at any time you need to, feel free to turn the heat back on. The color should be a light golden brown.
Immediately pour half of the caramel atop the apples in the pie crust. Top with the remaining pie slices and caramel.
Roll out the second pie disk and add whatever decorative top you would like. Seal up the pie crust with a crimp and transfer to the freezer to chill for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Brush the pie with egg wash and transfer to the oven to bake for 45 minutes to 1 hour, until the top is an even golden brown and the pie is bubbling. Remove from the oven and allow to cool before slicing. Serve with ice cream or whipped cream.
What a sweet a delicious spin on a classic apple pie. Also, all your pies are lovely, but this one is stunning!
Wow, I would never think to add Miso to a pie, but it sounds like a nice touch, great idea!!
And a big YES for vanilla paste! That's all I ever use because it's just awesome.
Damn that's a literal work of art!
What a stunner!! This pie is seriously gorgeous and I LOVE the idea of adding miso, sounds amazing!
If I were to use vanilla extract, would it be 1/2 teaspoon or 2 teaspoons?


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import abc
import abjad
from abjad import attach
from abjad import detach
from abjad import iterate
from abjad import mutate
from abjad.tools import abctools
from abjad.tools import scoretools

class LogicalTieExpression(abctools.AbjadValueObject):

    ### CLASS VARIABLES ###

    __slots__ = ()

    ### SPECIAL METHODS ###

    @abc.abstractmethod
    def __call__(self, logical_tie, pitch_range=None):
        raise NotImplementedError

    ### PRIVATE METHODS ###

    def _replace(self, old_leaf, new_leaf):
        after_grace = abjad.inspect(old_leaf).get_after_grace_container()
        if after_grace is not None:
            old_after_grace = after_grace
            grace_notes = list(iterate(old_after_grace).by_leaf())
            detach(scoretools.GraceContainer, old_leaf)

        indicator_expressions = abjad.inspect(old_leaf).get_indicators(unwrap=False)
        #for indicator_expression in indicator_expressions:
        #    detach(indicator, old_leaf)

        timespan = old_leaf._timespan
        start_offset = old_leaf._start_offset
        stop_offset = old_leaf._stop_offset
        logical_measure_number = old_leaf._logical_measure_number
        mutate(old_leaf).replace(new_leaf)
        new_leaf._timespan = timespan
        new_leaf._start_offset = start_offset
        new_leaf._stop_offset = stop_offset
        new_leaf._logical_measure_number = logical_measure_number

        if after_grace is not None:
            new_after_grace = scoretools.AfterGraceContainer(grace_notes)
            attach(new_after_grace, new_leaf)

        for indicator_expression in indicator_expressions:
            attach(indicator_expression, new_leaf)

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US President Donald Trump is weighing all options on the table with regard to Syria as he holds the Syrian regime and Russia responsible for the latest chemical weapons attack, the White House said on Thursday, adding that no final decision has been taken yet on the military response.
"It sounds like all options are on the table, and a final decision hasn't been made, but we'll keep you posted once it is," White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters at her daily news conference.
In the last few days, Trump has blamed the authoritarian Assad regime for the chemical attack that killed dozens of Syrian civilians, including children and women, in the Damascus suburb of Douma.
"We're maintaining that we have a number of options, and all of those options are still on the table. Final decisions haven't been made yet on that front," Sarah Sanders said, adding that the President has not laid out a timetable.
"In a public sense, certainly the President has made some decisions.? He made a decision not to travel to Latin America so that we could focus on this. That was the first step in this process, but we're continuing to look at a number of options," she said.
Russia, she alleged, holds some responsibility in the fact that they had guaranteed that Syria wouldn't use chemical weapons again, which they did. They also hold some responsibility in the fact that they have the six UN resolutions that they vetoed to help protect Assad. Both of those things lie at Russia's feet in terms of responsibility in this process, Sarah Sanders said.
In a statement, Senator Bernie Sanders said Trump has no legal authority for broadening the war in Syria.
"It is Congress, not the President, who determines whether our country goes to war and Congress must not abdicate that responsibility. We have been in Afghanistan for 17 years and Iraq for 15 years. The result has been massive regional instability, terrible loss of life and a cost of trillions of dollars," he said.
"If President Trump believes that expanding the war in Syria will bring stability to the region and protect American interests, he should come to Congress with his ideas," Bernie Sanders.
"Before President Trump conducts military operations, he must come to Congress for authorisation," he demanded.
"Numerous, large-scale attacks on another country without Congressional authorisation are unconstitutional, and they push the US closer to what could be an interminable, all-out conflict in Syria. And announcing military actions over Twitter is the height of irresponsibility and contradicts the President's own previous commitment never to disclose America's plans publicly," Markey said.
Sarah Sanders said the Trump administration will follow whatever laws and regulations were necessary for any actions that it takes.
"Because we haven't laid out any specific actions that we plan to take, I can't tell you exactly what needs we would have to go to Congress with," she said.
Meanwhile, Senator John Kennedy from Louisiana requested a classified hearing for members of Congress on the chemical weapons attack in Syria.
"The images of children struggling to breathe after the chemical attack are unconscionable. Whoever did this is a human butcher," he said.
"We need answers to fully understand who is responsible for the attack. We can't let this go unanswered. If we do, our friends won't trust us and our enemies won't respect us," Kennedy added.
Congressman Brad Schneider said the reports from Syria of another major chemical weapons attack against civilians, represent yet one more war crime committed by Bashar al-Assad and his regime.
"Assad must be held to account and the world must clearly demonstrate that chemical weapons are unacceptable anytime, anywhere, and in any context," he said.


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Ford Fund Announces Precision Blendz as Grand Prize Winner of Men of Courage Barbershop Challenge
Ford Motor Company Fund, the philanthropic arm of Ford Motor Company, announced Precision Blendz as the grand prize winner of $10,000 in the Men of Courage Cincinnati Barbershop Challenge. Precision Blendz was selected for having the greatest community participation and the most creative partnerships over the three month competition period. Their activities included conversations on suicide prevention, and public safety issues with Cincinnati Police officers. Additionally, they also provided health screenings, and sessions on building credit and financial literacy– all culminating with a celebratory event highlighting the mission and vision of the Men of Courage program.
Runner-up Razor 1 Kutz, will receive the secondary prize of $5,000 to be donated to a non-profit organization of their choice. The two finalists were previously selected to compete based on their implementation of initiatives and activities that educate and reinforce positive narratives around African American men.
"We commend Precision Blendz for emerging as the first place winner in a very competitive program," remarked Pamela Alexander, director of Community Development, Ford Motor Company Fund. "Each of the barbershops in the challenge developed innovative community events and partnerships that will make a positive impact on the Cincinnati community for years to come."
Tommy Mays and Michael Thomas, Jr., owners of Precision Blendz, say they incorporated a lot of feedback from their clients and community into their proposal and worked hard to reflect that input in their events. "To be honest, we weren't sure we had done enough to win but the opportunity to uplift our community and expand our presence was a reward in itself", said co-owner Mays. The $10,000 will be used to fund renovations and improve the condition of their client experience at the barbershop.
Razor 1 Kutz, owned by Donald Hudson, is also grateful for the opportunity. "We may have fallen short of the ultimate goal, but we couldn't be prouder of our effort and the community support," Hudson said with a smile. "We look forward to working with the Omega Mentoring Youth program and elevating the Men of Courage principles throughout South Cincinnati." The three-year mentorship program provides early intervention and prevention services for at risk youth in grades 4 through 12 who are susceptible to educational failure, teen pregnancy, truancy and juvenile delinquency.
The Men of Courage Barbershop Challenge now heads to the pacific northwest to announce the two finalists from the Tacoma, Washington challenge. Owners were once again invited to apply by providing proposals that mirror the Men of Courage mission for a chance to win financial support to implement those ideas.
The two finalists selected for Tacoma are Goodfellas253 and Legends Barbershop. Over the next few months the finalists will implement ideas to host a minimum of six community events to take place from Dec. 21, 2019 to March 15, 2020 and will be judged by a panel consisting of representatives from Ford Fund, the City of Tacoma, Washington State History Museum, as well as local college student ambassadors. Finalists will be evaluated and will be judged for their innovation and community impact.
The Men of Courage Barbershop Challenge is an extension of Ford's Men of Courage program – an initiative aimed at furthering the narrative of positive imagery and messaging around African American men. The challenge centers around the keystone of those communities, the African American barbershop, and encourages shop owners to utilize their foundation to turn conversation into outreach.
The Men of Courage program serves as a complimentary grassroots activation to the Men of Change: Power. Triumph. Truth. exhibition and will now move to the Washington State History Museum in Tacoma, Washington Dec. 21, 2019 through March 15, 2020.
Created by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES), Men of Change is made possible through the support of Ford Motor Company Fund and highlights revolutionary men—including Muhammad Ali, James Baldwin, Ta-Nehisi Coates, W.E.B. Du Bois and Kendrick Lamar— whose journeys have altered the history and culture of the country. Cincinnati's Freedom Center is the first stop of the national three-year tour. For more information visit sites.si.edu.
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Canadian pastor Henry Blackaby wrote Experiencing God, a 13-week interactive discipleship workbook, for use in the Southern Baptist Convention. Yet the 224-page course about knowing and doing the will of God is now being used in at least 17 other denominations, including Church of God, Assemblies of God, Roman Catholic, Vineyard, Mennonite, and Episcopal churches.
Blackaby, 63, says Christians often ask the wrong question: "What is God's will for my life?" What they should be asking, he says, is, "What is God's will?"
Blackaby developed the material through years of serving as a pastor in rural Canada. Often he had no resources and had to wait on God's provision. The workbook, which emphasizes a deeper relationship with God, teaches that to know God intimately requires knowing his Word.
The Experiencing God (LifeWay Christian Resources) workbook has sold more than 2 million copies, plus another 2.5 million ancillary products, including a specialized Bible.
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Lutheran pastor Warren D. Freiheit of Peoria, Illinois, says those in his church who have gone through the study have developed a deeper appreciation and understanding of God's work.
"They're also much more active," he says. Freiheit first heard about the study from Kristie Toniny, a layperson in his church who had studied Experiencing God at a local Presbyterian church.
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While I am sympathetic to Young and Fajer's perspectives, I am troubled by their insistence that agents, especially those with more power, will automatically feel more empathy and act accordingly based on their interactions with other groups. This assumes first that these groups are autonomous and preformed and secondly that these "preformed" identity groups will set their struggles for power aside in order to produce some sort of sympathetic unity. But as history shows this assumption is both off the mark and far too idealistic. How might political recognition work in a more pragmatic setting where the struggle for power between different and constantly forming groups is the very essence of politics? Both Ian Shapiro and William Connolly have argued that a thriving opposition is necessary to a healthy democracy. Shapiro maintains that any claim to universality or generality emphasizes and privileges the status quo (Shapiro 1997). Thus recognition should not merely acknowledge difference and then set it aside to pursue a higher good; rather recognition should be understood as recognizing those who you are in opposition with and reevaluating your identity based on that opposition (Connolly 1995). Connolly implores an "ethos of critical responsiveness" as the cornerstone of democratic practice informed by pluralization. Critical to this ethos is a conception of identity that is constitutive through its agonism towards others. Rather than seeing identities pre-formed and then dispersed into the public realm without any consequence to dominating identities, Connolly argues that the proliferation of non-hegemonic identities into the public sphere implicates a major shift in hegemonic identities as well. This critical shift can be very traumatic to hegemonic identities and they may often enfeeble these challengers in order to protect themselves. For the introduction of a new possibility of being out of old injuries and differences contains a paradoxical element: the drive to recognition precedes consolidation of the identity to be recognized, and the panic it often induces in the self-confidence of established identities tempts them to judge the vulnerable entry through disabling identifications already sedimented in the old code. Such a bind sets up the new entrant to be repudiated even before "it" becomes crystallized in the institutions of law, marriage, work, investment, the military, religion, and education (Connolly 1995, XV). From the outset, the new identity is in confrontation with the already established identities and thus incorporates this repudiation into its very existence. In turn, the already established identity, manipulates the language of neutrality and fairness, to create a disjuncture between the pre- existing order and the newly emerging identity. The importance of this paradox is that the already established identity encodes the disruption of emerging identities as necessary to its very existence. This paradox is well illustrated by the relationship between queer identity and its already established counterpart, heterosexuality, where often heterosexuals claim that legal protections of sexuality are unfair "special" protections. 13 Connolly's recognition of this antagonistic set of relationships helps him to develop and defend an "ethos of critical responsiveness" which hinges on the interconstitutive nature of formed and forming identities. Like Young, he too, argues for the recognition of difference within and among people. But, unlike Young, Connolly pursues recognition beyond representation to look at the way that the acknowledgment of differences can fundamentally shift one's identity. Recognition of difference is not merely based on empathy or the goal for diverse representation, rather any move to recognize difference is a move to fundamentally alter the nature of all the identities involved. To practice an "ethos of critical responsiveness" identity groups must operate on the acknowledgement that their identities are contingent upon a particular socio-historical framework that is ever shifting as new identities come into the frame. Of course those in power have very little stake in this sort of responsiveness, for they maintain their power by adhering to a set way of being. Even while they may encourage diversity within the public realm, their modus operandi is to maintain their dominance through the delegitimation, but not an erasure, of other's difference. In the context of the queer and GLBT communities this deligitamcy comes from casting homosexuals as criminal sodomites as in Bowers v. Hardwick or by rendering all forms of subversive sexuality as amoral and predatory. Connolly, thus, argues that it is the task of the emerging identities to unmask the way in which their differences call into question and often alter the being of already established dominant identities. But how do emerging and challenging identities do this given their political and social barriers?
Privacy is both a right and a matter of survival for transgender people. Disclosure of transgender status can result in disrespect, discrimination, and even violence. Recent degradation of privacy laws in the United States has disproportionately, though often unintentionally, impacted transgender people. Implementing the following proposals will allow individuals' transgender status to remain private without negatively impacting national security interests or any other relevant government programs or purposes.
Whether a Preservationist or Deletionist, the above persistence research shows that intervention is necessary to promote either perspective; a lack of intervention represents another perspective in and of it itself. While all information that lands online will not remain there forever, more information finds itself online and may land on a site that maintains its content for a very long time. This information may be truly harmful to reputation and identity, but also may (have) create(d) a norm of non-disclosure that negatively impacts society on a larger scale. The engagement in self-presentation, according to David Velleman, is what it means to be a person. "The person conceives of himself as dynamic and as trying to improve himself morally." n195 Just the threat of digital permanence may prevent what John Stuart Mill called "experiments in living." n196 Without control of self-presentation and room for experimentation, moral autonomy suffers. In order to prevent this type of self-stagnation, limiting access to or deleting personal information from the past has been proposed. Combating permanent information with a right to delete results in take it or leave it options for policy-makers -- they must choose to either support access and expression or privacy and reinvention. Instead, I suggest a more nuanced analysis of old information. Determining whether self-stagnation harms caused by access to personal information, or a lack of control over the flow of personal information, outweigh the value of the aged information requires a closer look at how information changes.
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST TRANSGENDER PEOPLE BECAUSE OF THEIR GENDER IDENTITY Whether at school or in the workplace, transgender people are often discriminated against because of widespread prejudices and gender-based stereotypes stemming from standardized notions of masculinity and femininity. Such discrimination occurs irrespective of whether or not transgender people bear documents that reflect their gender identity. However, the lack of such documents can further expose transgender people to discrimination whenever they have to produce a document with gender markers that do not correspond to their gender identity and expression. Such involuntary "outings" are a major concern in countries where transgender people cannot access legal gender recognition or where burdensome and lengthy procedures make it difficult to do so. In a European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) survey of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in Europe (hereafter referred to as FRA LGBT survey), 29 per cent of the transgender respondents said they had been discriminated against in the workplace or while looking for jobs in the year ahead of the survey.12 Thirty-five per cent of them said they had experienced violence or the threat of violence during the five years ahead of the survey. Fifty per cent of those who had experienced violence or the threat of violence in the 12 months ahead of the survey, perceived they had been victimized because of their gender identity.13 In recent years, dozens of transgender people have been killed in Europe – at least 84 since January 2008, with the highest numbers in Turkey (34) and Italy (26).14 Although few states in Europe collect disaggregated data on hate crime perpetrated on grounds of gender identity, existing statistics raise concern. For example, more than 300 hate crimes were perpetrated against transgender people in England and Wales in the United Kingdom in less than a year between 2011 and 2012.15 In some instances, public authorities, including the police, harass transgender people. For example, in 2012 dozens of transgender women in Greece were arrested and forced to undergo HIV tests. The arrests were made on the basis of a regulation that had been introduced in May of that year, then suspended in June 2013 and subsequently reintroduced in July.


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You are what you eat – we have all heard that saying. But in the case of migraines, truer words have never been spoken. Adding a few herbs, spices, and power foods is not only nutritionally beneficial but also medicinal when treating chronic migraines.


In a bowl, combine cucumbers, onion, water and salt; let stand for one hour and drain. In a serving bowl, mix remaining ingredients. Add cucumbers and onions; toss gently. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours to blend flavors.


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(February 11, 1881 – April 13, 1966) was an Italian painter, a leading figure of the Futurist movement that flourished in Italy during the beginning of the 20th century. In addition to his many paintings, he wrote a number of books concerning art. He taught for many years in the city of Milan.
In 1899-1900, Carrà was in Paris decorating pavilions at the Exposition Universelle, where he became acquainted with contemporary French art. He then spent a few months in London in contact with exiled Italian anarchists, and returned to Milan in 1901. In 1910 he signed, along with Umberto Boccioni, Luigi Russolo andFilippo Tommaso Marinetti the Manifesto of Futurist Painters, and began a phase of painting that became his most popular and influential.
Carrà's Futurist phase ended around the time World War I began. His work, while still using some Futurist concepts, began to deal more clearly with form and stillness, rather than motion and feeling. Carrà soon began creating still lifes in a style he, along with Giorgio de Chirico, called "metaphysical painting". Throughout the 1920s and 1930s, the metaphysical phase gave way to a sombre style akin to Masaccio's. An example from this period is his 1928Morning by the Sea.
He is best known for his 1911 futurist work, The Funeral of the Anarchist Galli. Carrà was indeed an anarchist as a young man but, along with many other Futurists, later held more reactionary political views, becoming ultra-nationalist and irredentist before and during the war, as well as by Fascism after 1918 (in the 1930s, Carrà signed a manifesto in which called for support of the state ideology through art). The Strapaese group he joined, founded byGiorgio Morandi, was strongly influenced by fascism and responded to the neo-classical guidelines which had been set by the regime after 1937 (but was opposed to the ideological drive towards strong centralism).
Source: Wikipedia 2014
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlo_Carrà
Carlo Carrà (February 11, 1881 – April 13, 1966) was an Italian painter, a leading figure of the Futurist movement that flourished in Italy during the beginning of the 20th century.
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Every Time a Bell Rings an Angel Gets His Wings è il primo album del gruppo svedese post-rock Logh. È stato pubblicato in Svezia il 21 gennaio 2002 e il 23 luglio 2002 nel resto dell'Europa

Tracce
Testi e musiche di Mattias Friberg
 In Cold Blood – 5:24
 Yellow Lights Mean Slow Down, Not Speed Up – 4:31
 The Passage – 4:24
 Note on Bathroom Mirror – 3:44
 Music for Flightrecorders – 6:14
 Lookalike – 2:42
 The Bastards Have Landed – 3:16
 Ghosts – 4:09
 Off the Ground – 4:17
 Every Streetlight a Reminder – 2:56
 The Hour We Knew Nothing – 1:51

Formazione
 Mattias Friberg - voce, chitarra, testi, musiche
 Jens Hellgren - chitarra
 Mathias Oldén - basso, ingegneria del suono
 Kristofer Rönström - batteria

Musicisti aggiuntivi
 Andy Åkesson - batteria (in Music for Flightrecorders)

Tecnici
 Pelle Gunnerfeldt - mastering
 Johan Svensson - illustrazione copertina

Collegamenti esterni


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A daddy in gay culture is a slang term meaning an (typically) older man sexually involved in a relationship or wanting sex with a younger male. The age gap and maturity gap is key to the relationship.

The term has increasingly been applied to heterosexual relationships. In addition to being older and/or more experienced, it can sometimes have connotations of submission.

In the homonormative sense, a dad (or daddy) is a gay man who applies a state of mind that encompasses care, consideration, mentorship and leadership to a gay junior male. A dad is usually a cis-gendered male, but this may not always be the case. The dad has the welfare of a younger man at heart, and his natural impulse is benevolent guardianship.

In the heteronormative sense, the father/son, teacher/student, coach/protégé relationship is assumed to be finite and not questioned, but an ongoing relationship is looked at askance. Dad–son relationships are a form of mentoring, and the shared homosexuality of the partners is a personal extension of societal gender norms and expectations about masculinities. Most partners in dad–son relationships subscribe to common values: masculinity is praised and therefore celebrated between them. It has become a stereotype in the gay community.

Age difference may be the initial attraction, but it is more a mutual attitude that makes the dad–son relationship work and thrive. There is a resonance between both dad and son based on essential personal values: recognition of different levels of experience; honesty and clarity in communication; a lack of selfishness and a capacity for giving; the need for mutual emotional expression; guidance and learning; and an acute awareness of respect and boundaries. Additionally, the negotiation between dad and son can galvanise right-minded behaviors and resolve inner conflicts in both parties. Both will be better men for it. This resonance dictates that the relationship is negotiable but based on mutual organisation and complementary self-discipline and restraint. In a healthy relationship, there is genuine and mutual admiration.

References

LGBT slang
Pornography terminology


This seems slightly absurd but what the hey: according to Financial News, offings at Bear could exceed 10,000 and, supposedly, those being cut will receive nine months pay and one-third of last year's bonus, cash. If anyone knows how I could get a job with the B for about a week (got some vacay days to burn through), that would be top notch. Don't worry about the firing part of the equation, I've got plenty of 'How Tos' up my sleeve.


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using Microsoft.Win32;
using System;

namespace ConApp
{
    public class RegistryDemo
    {
        public static void StartRun()
        {
            string fileName = "";
            string ShortFileName = fileName.Substring(fileName.LastIndexOf("\\") + 1);
            //打开子键节点
            using (RegistryKey refKey =
                Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey("SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run", true) ??
                Registry.LocalMachine.CreateSubKey("SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run"))
            {
                refKey?.SetValue(ShortFileName, fileName);
            }
        }

        public static void RegistryKeys()
        {
            RegistryKey rk = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey("SOFTWARE");
            if (rk != null)
            {
                String[] names = rk.GetSubKeyNames();
                foreach (string item in names)
                {
                    Console.WriteLine(item);
                }
            }
        }

        private static void RegistryKeyDemo()
        {
            RegistryKey rk = Registry.ClassesRoot;
            string[] vn = rk.GetSubKeyNames();

            RegistryKey rk0 = Registry.CurrentConfig;
            string[] vn0 = rk0.GetSubKeyNames();

            RegistryKey rk1 = Registry.CurrentUser;
            string[] vn1 = rk1.GetSubKeyNames();

            RegistryKey rk2 = Registry.LocalMachine;
            string[] vn2 = rk2.GetSubKeyNames();

            RegistryKey rk3 = Registry.PerformanceData;
            string[] vn3 = rk3.GetSubKeyNames();

            RegistryKey rk4 = Registry.Users;
            string[] vn4 = rk4.GetSubKeyNames();
        }

        private static void PrintKeys(RegistryKey rkey)
        {
            // Retrieve all the subkeys for the specified key.
            string[] names = rkey.GetSubKeyNames();

            int icount = 0;

            Console.WriteLine("Subkeys of " + rkey.Name);
            Console.WriteLine("-----------------------------------------------");

            // Print the contents of the array to the console.
            foreach (string s in names)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(s);

                icount++;
                if (icount >= 10)
                    break;
            }
        }
    }
}


We all have dreams and visions for our children and our homeschooling, but sometimes (often) things don't go the way we expect or would like. Some events are out of our control, but sometimes we can actually behave differently and get a desired result.
To help you to achieve your desired results, you need to have a clear understanding of your visions and goals.
You have a vision when you have a big picture of where you want to go.
You have a goal when you have a specific milestone to help you get closer to your vision.
What Does a Vision Look Like?
A vision describes your values.
A vision is a source of inspiration.
It refers to where you would like to be in the future.
What Does a Goal Look Like?
A goal is specific and measurable.
A goal focuses your vision.
A goal is attainable and has a deadline.
A goal can be a milestone on the road to achieving your vision.
You can have lots of interconnecting goals.
To create a lifelong love of mathematics in your child.
Short term : teach your eight-year-old her four times tables before the end of the month.
Medium term : Join the 'mathematics is fun club' next year when she is old enough to join.
Long term: Complete the mathematics curriculum and go to the mathematics camps each year.
To foster and encourage your child's love of the piano.
Short term : weekly lessons and daily practice to learn "Fur Elise".
Medium term : Play in the end of year concert.
Long term: Achieve Grade Eight in piano by age 16.
1. It's very important to write your goals down, and keep them in sight. You can write them in your diary or planner. You can write them on a whiteboard or a piece of paper. The important thing is that you do actually write them down. Studies have shown that those who write down their goals are more likely to achieve them.
2. Re-evaluate your goals periodically.
3. When you reach a goal, be sure to celebrate in some way before setting the next goal.
1. Write down one goal, and put it where you and the children can see it.
2. Make your goal specific, achievable and with a deadline.
3. Consider getting your child to set a goal for herself.


When it's time to die?
SOMEONE WHO CONSIDERS HIMSELF my friend has the habit of 'ear-jacking' me for hours on end and flattering me outrageously, saying things about me that are not always true. I don't know why he does this, and what he expects to get from it, but I don't like it; he must take me for an idiot! Fortunately, I know myself better than he does, and so his hollow praise doesn't go to my head. I would like to tell him the story of King Canute.
Canute (died 1035) was a Danish king of England, Danes having overrun and conquered that uncivilized and defenseless land in the 10th and 11th centuries. His court— hardly a center of civilization itself— had the usual sycophants and hangers-on. But he was no fool, and did not let their flattery swamp his common-sense. Consequently, when the 'sweet-tongues' out-did themselves and began to attribute supernatural abilities to Canute, claiming that his power was so great that even the winds and waves would obey him, he decided it was time to teach them a lesson.
Ordering his throne to be carried to the seashore and placed on the beach, he waited until the tide was coming in, then sat there and commanded the waves to come no further. His flatterers stood around uneasily, knowing they were about to be rebuked. The waves came nearer and nearer until they were lapping at the king's feet, ignoring his repeated commands. When his robes were quite wet, he said to his followers: "You see", he said, "how hollow and meaningless was your praise? In future, restrain your tongues from falsehood, otherwise you will have to be restrained".
If only someone had explained to me when I was young the kind of things that I now explain to others, I would have been so lucky; I might have understood and saved myself so much time and trouble!
But it's not too late to atone for things that I now regret, and I can try to turn my mistakes and stupidity around, and make something positive of them. Perhaps some others can learn from my experience, and if they do, then my mistakes will not have been in vain.
Following the Way is often an uphill battle, of course, as we must face and come to grips with our mental defilements. Most people don't even want to know of this and prefer to live carelessly, wasting their precious human rebirth— as Tibetans term our condition— and sliding backwards. But although it often is difficult, there is something built into our mental make-up that is on our side and helps us on our journey upwards; we call it our Conscience, or inner voice. It makes us feel uncomfortable at times, but it is in our own interests.
Because we have set out upon the Way does not mean that we are incapable of doing wrong; we've only just begun, so of course we can do wrong, like people who know nothing of the Way. The difference between us and them is that we cannot forget; our wrong-doing bothers us and will not let us live in peace. We either feel remorse and try to correct our mistakes, or 'confess' them to someone else, and in this way, put them behind us and try to see it as part of our learning-process. It may be taken as an indication of our progress in Dharma: that we can do wrong, but not feel good about it.
I don't have to tell anyone about this, and I'm not trying to show off, but I want to 'confess' here something I did that has bothered me since. In doing so, it might be useful in helping some others avoid doing the same kind of thing.
While in Kathmandu in 1998, I went to a second-hand book-shop. In keeping with the custom, I haggled about the price of a book, and got it for 300 rupees, instead of the marked-price of 400 rupees, the understanding at such shops being that one may get a 50% refund later. Some days later, having finished the book, I went to return it, expecting to recover 150 rupees, but there was a different assistant in the shop. When he opened the book and saw 400 rupees written there, he asked me if that was what I had paid for it. I regret to say that I replied "Yes"— just one word. He therefore gave me back 200 rupees, when I should actually— and according to our agreement— have received only 150. I walked out thinking, "Well, he made 100 rupees profit anyway, and didn't really lose on me".
Yes, he made a clear profit, and didn't lose. It was I who lost. I caused suffering to no-one but myself; I was stupid! Thinking I had gained 50 rupees (about US$0.80), I actually lost much more, and wish I could rewind the tape and undo what I had done; it has bothered me, and I'm ashamed of it.
Telling of this incident, most people have understood and agreed with me, but one woman was aghast, and said: "But you are a monk! How could you do such a thing?!" "Yes, I am a monk", I replied, "but that doesn't prevent me from doing wrong. And I told this story to illustrate to you how this side of Enlightenment, we are subject to doing wrong. Moreover, I want even my weaknesses— not to mention my strong points— to be a source of strength to others. It is my gift to you, but if you regard it that way, you will benefit nothing from it!"
I am not in the habit of doing such things; in fact, I have written about this sort of thing elsewhere in this book, and I do try to practice what I preach. The very fact that I said try, however, means that I don't always succeed, which is why I wrote the other article, DON'T FOLLOW ME. I am aware of my limitations, and don't want others to get involved with them, as they have enough of their own to deal with. But I feel that it helps to know that we are all in the same boat, and not in a position to point fingers at others and feel superior. We are weak, but it is from weakness that strength comes. I don't want to boast of my successes, but I have had some; indeed, if I had had nothing but failures, I would not be here now talking of it. I'm confessing my lapses, not boasting of my successes.
Although we should be capable of introspection and self-criticism, it should be objective and fair, without exaggeration, self-debasement or self-flagellation. We often expect too much of others, and often too much of ourselves; consequently, we become disappointed. This does not mean, however, that we should not have ideals to aim for, but should accept the likelihood of failure, and not be too disappointed when it happens. It may be seen as an opportunity for further striving and eventual success, instead of an excuse for giving way to self-pity and despair.


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Obituary for Helen J. Kelly of Southern Pines
Home /Obituaries/Obituary for Helen J. Kelly of Southern Pines
Helen J "Janie" Kelly, 88 of Southern Pines, NC died Sunday, January 15, 2023, at FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital. She was born August 24, 1934, in Terre Haute, IN to the late Oscar C and Lynn (Kell) Johnson. She graduated from Wiley High School in Terre Haute and attended Indiana University. She married William R "Bill" Kelly in 1953, also of Terre Haute. The couple raised three boys and a girl in the Hoosier state and summered on Lake Maxinkuckee in Culver, IN.
A resident for the last 40 years, Janie moved to Southern Pines from Terre Haute in 1983 with her late husband Bill (2003). The Kelly's were attracted to Southern Pines due to their mutual love of golf and from earlier excursions including a residency at the Mayfair Apartments, where they lived as newlyweds while Bill was stationed at Pope Air Force Base. Besides golf, Janie enjoyed traveling, entertaining, playing, and winning at cards, and needlepointing exquisite gifts for family and friends.
In addition to her late husband and parents, she was preceded in death by a son, William Sean Kelly (1993), and a sister Sue Ann Justus (1995). She is survived by two sons, Kevin J Kelly (Marijo) of Naples, FL, and Timothy P Kelly (Deenie) of Saginaw, MI, a daughter, Laura Kelly Lang (Michael) of Pinehurst, NC, six grandchildren, Kristin Hansen (Jake), Megan Kelly, Colleen Wolfson (Dan), Sean Kelly, Stone Kelly, and Will Kite, as well as six great-grandchildren, Sam, Abby, and Andrew Hansen, and Millie, Rosie, and Juliette Wolfson.
A Mass of Remembrance will be held Saturday, January 21, 2023, at 10:00 am at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, 160 E. Vermont Ave, Southern Pines, NC. The service will be live-streamed for those unable to attend at https://stanthonyparish.net. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Sandhills Children's Center, 1280 Central Drive, Southern Pines, NC 28387, or a charity of your choice.
Care of the family is entrusted to Crumpler Funeral Home-Aberdeen.
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Q: Method signature changes after adding WCF service In my solution I have a create a WCF service which takes message contract class as parameter.
[ServiceContract]
public interface IServiceClass
{
    [OperationContract]
    Employee AddEmployee(Employee employee);

}

 public class ServiceClass : IServiceClass
 {
    public Employee AddEmployee(Employee employee)
    {
       //do something
    }
 }

[MessageContract]
public class Employee
{
    [MessageHeader]
    public string EmployeeNumber { get; set; }

    [MessageBodyMember]
    public string FirstName { get; set; }
    [MessageBodyMember]
    public string LastName { get; set; }
    [MessageBodyMember]
    public DateTime DOB { get; set; }
}

Then I am adding this service to my client application using Add service reference option. The service added successfully.
Then in my client program I used this method. But the method signature has been changed. It changed as follows.
 public void AddEmployee(ref string EmployeeNumber,
    ref System.DateTime DOB, ref string FirstName, ref string LastName)

I am using the service in the client as follows.
TcpServiceReference.ServiceClassClient service =
            new TcpServiceReference.ServiceClassClient();

NOTE:TcpServiceReference is the service name
I cant understand the reason.

A: Not exactly sure why WCF does this some times, but if you use the service interface, you'll get the "correct" method signatures:
TcpServiceReference.IServiceClass service =
    new TcpServiceReference.ServiceClassClient();

(this is assuming that IServiceClass is the client-side name of the service interface that svcutil (Add Service Reference) has generated for you.)

A: Have you solved the problem?
Looks like the proxy is not generated successfully, unless you also have a AddEmployee method that returns void (and takes four parameters)?
I would recommend that you re-generate (delete and create) the service reference.
Cheers
--Jocke

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Bet Victor has parted company with Extreme Live Gaming.
From today, 20th March 2018, live casino games from Extreme Live Gaming will no longer be available at BetVictor.
This takes BetVictor down to one Live Casino provider, Evolution Gaming.
At one time Bet Victor was the go to casino for Live Casino games, as they were the first to have multiple suppliers.
At one stage they had 5, but through a program of rationalisations, cost savings and the like these have now been reduced to a final one.
A spokesman for BetVictor was unable to say what the future would hold for replacing Extreme live Gaming, but imagined that something may happen.
It's an interesting one as Bet Victor has had all the major suppliers at one time, so if they added one we'd probably see the return of an old supplier.
Or if someone like Ezugi got their UK license perhaps we might see them added.
Who knows, lets watch and see.


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Q: Select Pivot table row and columns I need assistance with selecting a Pivot table range to copy into another spreadsheet. What I need to do is copy all the rows and columns for a specific "Project WBS" value that will be searched on.
In my code below I tried using xlDataAndLabel but it only gives me the Project WBS and Pivot Items I need. It leaves out the "Description", "Employee", and "Activity Type" columns. I can't use .EntireRow.Copy because when I go to the other workbook to paste I get an error saying the size is too great.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Max
Sub getPivotData()

Dim PvtTbl As PivotTable
Set PvtTbl = Worksheets("Aug 18 Report").PivotTables("PivotTable1")
Worksheets("Aug 18 Report").Activate

Application.PivotTableSelection = True
PvtTbl.PivotSelect "GS136.548", xlDataAndLabel
Selection.Interior.Color = vbYellow
End Sub

A: You could try resizing the target label range to the number of columns in the pivottable
e.g.
Option Explicit
Public Sub test()
    Dim pvt As PivotTable, rng As Range
    Set pvt = ActiveSheet.PivotTables(1)
    With pvt.PivotFields("Project WBS").PivotItems("A").LabelRange
        Set rng = Worksheets(pvt.Parent.Name).Range(.Resize(.Rows.Count, pvt.TableRange1.Columns.Count).Address)
        Debug.Print rng.Address
    End With
End Sub

In the following the highlighted area is the address returned by the print statement

Here is an example of referencing the pivot if it is in a different (open) workbook:
Option Explicit
Public Sub test()
    Dim pvt As PivotTable, rng As Range
    Dim wb As Workbook, ws As Worksheet
    Set wb = Workbooks("Book3.xlsb")
    Set ws = wb.Worksheets("Sheet1")
    Set pvt = ws.PivotTables(1)
    With pvt.PivotFields("Project WBS").PivotItems("A").LabelRange
        Set rng = ws.Range(.Resize(.Rows.Count, pvt.TableRange1.Columns.Count).Address)
        Debug.Print rng.Address
    End With
End Sub


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Q: Can I say " Letting go and letting in" in one sentence without providing details? I want to be general and say: "This movie is about letting go and letting in".
(for example:letting go of an old love,friendship and allowing a new one to come in; or anything else for that matter)
Will an average person understand the meaning, which is:the struggle of releasing the "old"emotions and allowing the "new" ones.

A: Although "letting go" is normally metaphorical, I struggle to read "letting in" as anything other than literal, like letting somebody into your house.
A hyphen would make the similarity more clear: "letting go - and letting in"
It would make more sense to say something like "letting go - and letting in the new" or "letting go of the old and letting in the new". ("Letting the new in" would be fine too.)