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Post by Nathan » Sat Mar 09, 2019 12:05 pm
Having falling in love with Mister B's 1942 M1 Carbine, I did my research and ultimately decided that I wanted to buy a modern production version. I respect the heritage of an original WW2 rifle and I suspect that I'll eventually get one just for historical reasons, but I wanted a rifle that I wouldn't feel bad about shooting regularly. Since it was also an original OEM from WW2, I felt that the Infield would give me the best of both. So I placed my order with Bud's gun shop and about two weeks later my gun arrived.
I was highly impressed with the fit and finish. The wood is gorgeous, and everything feels quality. My initial concerns were magazine related; I dang near had to use a vise to get rounds #14 and #15 into the OEM magazine.
Shooting a combination of Remington 110 grain FMJ, Federal 110 grain JSP and American Eagle 110 grain FMJ, to my dismay I found the rifle to be highly unreliable. After 100 rounds through the OEM fifteen round magazine, I suffered an almost 50% failure rate. I suffered about an equal number of failures to extract and failures to feed. I also suffered one failure to fire where I don't think the bolt was closed all the way because there was no indentation on the primer at all despite that the hammer fell. I also tried a thirty round magazine and only suffered one failure to extract using that one.
I'm sincerely hoping this is some kind of break-in issue or something that can be easily resolved. I love this little rifle, and I want to love this rifle as much as I love this rifle.
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Re: Inland M1 Carbine
Post by Ohio9 » Sun Mar 24, 2019 6:10 pm
I've always wondered why the M1 Garand was the standard issue rifle for American GIs in WW2 instead of the M1 Carbine. The carbine is superior in every way. It's magazine fed and it holds almost twice as much ammo.
But damn, if the actual thing was this unreliable, then it certainly does make sense.
Post by Nathan » Sun Mar 24, 2019 6:52 pm
M1 Carbines were reliable; mine is just defective. I'm currently awaiting its return from the OEM. The reason it was never standard issue is because it's an intermediate caliber, somewhere between handgun and rifle. It was originally designed to replace the handgun for support troops. @100 yards the M1 Carbine has energy comparable to .357 Magnum at the muzzle. This is certainly respectable, but once you get beyond 100 yards it starts to drop considerably. The M1 Garand, .30-06, is still impressively lethal past 1000 yards.
That said, have you ever picked up a Garand? I would hate lugging that thing around the wilderness all day.
Post by Ohio9 » Sun Mar 24, 2019 10:39 pm
Nathan wrote: ↑
No I've never touched a Garand, nor a M1 Carbine for that matter. It just seems like on paper the Carbine is superior in virtually every way. And a .30 caliber round is certainly not underpowered, regardless of how it compares to the Garand. Heck, it's a hell of a lot more powerful then the standard rifle caliber the military uses now. The M1 Carbine was Audie Murphy's weapon of choice in the war. Doesn't that tell us everything we need to know about it?
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My experience has been that a carbine really isn't that much less accurate then a full sized rifle. I'd prefer an M4 over an M16 any day for literally any condition. But at least with the M16 and M4, there is no difference in ammo feeding system or capacity. With the Garand and Carbine, the difference is 8-round clips vs 15 or 30 round magazines, It's just no contest.
For literally every soldier other than snipers, rate of fire and ammo capacity has been more important than long-range accuracy or lethality for as long as firearms have been used in war. Especially for major wars like WW2, in which a large percentage of the combatants were conscripts or recent volunteers, and thus not the best marksmen.
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When Sputnik floated by, the U.S. panicked–how could we be behind the USSR in the Space Race? The United States immediately began to examine the quality of its schooling. One year later, the National Defense Education Act established the first federally-funded gifted & talented program. Now, those kids who tinker, create, and (in the process) almost blow themselves up aren't expelled, they're hired by NASA.
Since Sputnik and the Education Act, the question of what makes someone gifted or talented has waivered and fluctuated–but here's a simple way to think of it: those with a high ability are gifted, and those who are highly skilled are talented. There's a clear relationship here. Kids who take the family toaster apart aren't talented engineers, they have a gift for experimentation and a strong curiosity. The Education Act of 1959 funded programs that allowed these curious learners to cultivate their gifts into talents–skills which eventually put Neil Armstrong on the moon.
Let's be clear: we need funding to provide a level of schooling for those who show a high ability and a high talent. This is not some elite group–this is the opportunity for a first grader to dive deeper into math, exploring fractals and tessellations in nature. Flash forward, this is a high school student who elects to take Advanced Placement courses. In Texas, these types of learning opportunities are funded by an allotment–the Gifted & Talented Allotment. And currently, there are Texas state lawmakers who are voting to repeal it.
I've met lawmakers personally, and they are not cold nor callous–they genuinely care about education. So why is removing funding for gifted & talented education even a consideration? The argument goes like this: stop providing money for gifted and talented programs and put this money into a general fund, that way the school district can choose how to use it. The schools don't need anyone to hold them accountable, they will use the money appropriately and they will continue to fund gifted and talented programs.
We could speculate on what schools will actually do without direction or oversight, but any argument would only be built on slippery slopes. However, instead of painting a dismal picture, let's look at Ohio, which has fought this battle before: "Changes to funding are not likely to support our most vulnerable gifted students. Most disappointingly, very little emphasis [is given to] the unique needs of gifted rural students and how educational service centers or other regional partnerships could be funded to support rural gifted services." Cutting funding means that bright students, and especially those bright students from underrepresented populations, do not receive the quality of education they need.
Here's another example supporting the importance of funded mandates, and this one will now sound really familiar: About 70 years ago, the U.S. realized that in order to position and secure itself as a global leader, it was necessary to mandate funding for bright learners. The money had been there before the Education Act; we had known as early as the 1800's that some students want an additional layer of challenge; however, the money was not being used to provide opportunities until a funded mandate, signed by President Eisenhower, came into existence.
We learned a lesson many years ago–our nation's greatest resource is our minds. Funding for gifted & talented education is not money just for "special folks," it's money for all students who need advanced learning opportunities. The money allows schools in high-poverty areas to purchase special tests to help identify students who are often overlooked. The money pays for enriched bilingual and dual-language materials for non-native speakers–students whose gifts and talents would otherwise be passed over because of a language barrier. The funds pay for highly-trained specialists, who know that many curious and high-achieving students need support, direction, and guidance.
Without funds, these programs will not thrive–stifling advanced learning opportunities from our public schools. Let's learn from the lesson of Sputnik, and rally together to support Texas's valuable resource–our minds.


The coffee is poured, the selection for this week is ready, and it's time for you to enjoy the show! This week features a video on the importance of fly shops, three articles, and a recipe (for something a little different).
This is a great five-minute video highlighting some things you get from your local fly shop that you aren't able to get online (personal interaction, for one). It's a reminder of the importance of supporting your local fly shops – we are lucky to have two in State College, and a few more within a 40-minute drive out of town.
This is a helpful cast-by-cast listing of how you can fish a smaller mountain stream. This is something that's really enjoyable to do, and we have some good off-the-beaten-path mountain streams around here.
Domenick Swentosky writes about a good evening of night fishing.
Kent Klewein writes on the all-around usage of the woolly bugger. Is it a baitfish? Hellgrammite? Stonefly nymph? Sculpin? Leech? Yes, all of that and more. There's no shame in the bugger!
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Formula 1: Crazy Corner! New Team About to Start – "We're So Close"
Michael Andretti has been working on his big dream for some time: he would like to have his own Formula 1 team. After a failed takeover bid by Sauber Group, he is now planning to form a completely new team.
So far, Formula 1 has rejected Michael Andretti's plans, but the American businessman is now giving new hope. He hints that the "kick-off" for his team may come before Christmas.
Formula 1: Andretti still hopes to start
Michael Andretti belongs to the motorsports family. Father Mario became Formula 1 World Champion in 1978, he drove one season in Formula 1 himself and his son Marco is still active in the IndyCar series. There he drives for his father's team. In addition to IndyCar, Andretti Autosport is also active in Formula E, the Supercars Championship and Extreme E.
Michael Andretti's next goal is to get into Formula 1. In 2021 the purchase of the Sauber (Alfa Romeo) team fails, and in 2022 Andretti submits documents to the FIA in order to be allowed to start with his own racing team in 2024.
So far, the idea of including an eleventh team in Formula 1 has not been well received. Several team bosses fight back, denying Andretti entry. "We don't want to dilute the value just by adding teams," Toto Wolff said, for example.
Michael Andretti wants to start with his Formula 1 team. picture: IMAGO/Ebner
Meanwhile, it has been quiet, but now Andretti's remarks are making people stand up and take notice. "We hope to find a solution in the next few weeks. That would definitely be a nice Christmas present," said Michael Andretti of the American daily.Indy Star".
Andretti: "We are very close"
Andretti further revealed, "We're working every day to get clearance for the expansion team. I'm still confident. We're getting close. We haven't gotten our 'OK' yet, but we're really close." He did not want to give more detailed thoughts about the negotiations.
However, he has clearly denied rumors that Andretti could buy Alpha Tauri. Red Bull is not interested in selling its sister team.
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Hip hop inflected European deep house will have you grooving to "Multiply" by #IDEO featuring @JPaulished
IDEO featuring JPAULISHED, "Multiply"
"Multiply" is one of the more intriguing songs to kick off 2018 that caught me off guard listening to it repeatedly over the holidays. It brings Italian producer/DJ Ideo together with American hip hop vocalist JPaulished for a hot one-of-a-kind dose of fun that will both engage club DJ's and listeners. Although the song is 5 minutes long, Ideo switches it up so much that you want to know what will keep coming next. JPaulished's gritty vocals don't start to appear until about halfway, which is an interesting production angle, but it really makes the song come alive when other songs would be ending. Club DJ's can pick or choose what parts of the song to mix into a set, they will all work. "Multiply" is a surprise that totally slams hard with lots of bounce, from our friends at Balmung Digital Recordings, and you can check it out at the link above.
Tags: Balmung Digital Recordings, Dance, deep house, EDM, electronica, hip hop, Ideo, Italy, JPaulished, Multiply, Music, Pop
Eurohouse flair shines through in "Moves" by #BigFish featuring @MikeGomesmusic
BIG FISH featuring MIKE GOMES, "Moves"
If you like your tropical house with add Euro flair, then you will particularly enjoy "Moves" by Italy's Big Fish for Tipsy Recordings. Though the artist is new, the song does a great job of selling itself with its totally engaging melody and slick production. It also has this vibrant vocal by Mike Gomes of American duo Xuitcasecity – not an entirely unexpected place for Mike to show up, as you'll remember Xuitcasecity's memorable presence last year on "Runaway" by Spirix. "Moves" is an easy add for club DJ's who want to encourage their audience to strut their stuff rather than simply watch the DJ at work. Check it out at the link above.
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Tags: Big Fish, Dance, EDM, electronica, eurohouse, house, Italy, Mike Gomes, Moves, Music, Pop, tropical, Xuitcasecity
Booty luv gets its due in "Crazy" by @EneaMarchesini_ featuring Robin Marchetti @Robinfortyseven
ENEA MARCHESINI featuring ROBIN MARCHETTI, "Crazy"
Not to be confused with any of the numerous other songs of the same title, "Crazy" is a fun ode to a lover's boo-tay and wanting to get romantic under the sheets, courtesy of producer Enea Marchesini and fellow Italian singer Robin Marchetti for Balmung Digital Recordings. As slight and silly as it may be, "Crazy" totally works thanks to Robin's lust-struck vocal which is separated by a most welcome and not too dirty deep house drop that makes the record bounce and more than just a novelty. "Crazy" is just for you wild ones who like enjoy letting loose on the dance floor. Be pleasantly surprised as you listen to "Crazy" at the link above.
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Tags: Balmung Digital Recordings, Dance, deep house, EDM, electronica, Enea Marchesini, Italy, Music, Pop, Robin Marchetti
Big, fun beats from @WhiteLowreal & @DJMirkoB with "Break It Down"
WHITELOW & DJ MIRKO B, "Break It Down"
"Break It Down" is one of those songs where you just need to clear your mind, and let your body flow with the music to have some fun. It's deep house Italian-style courtesy of the collaboration of duo WhiteLow and DJ Mirko B through Balmung Recordings. The song has this comical kind of rhythm in its chorus which starts the song that would allow it to be set well against clips of black and white silent comedy slapstick. But there's a big slamming build up midway that is also perfect as a soundtrack to sports events. The song doesn't quite sustain over 3 minutes but is definitely a blast while it lasts. Check it out at the Spotify link above.
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Tags: Break It Down, Dance, deep house, DJ Mirko B, EDM, electronica, Italo house, Italy, Music, Pop, techno, WhiteLow
Brisk house-flavoured pop by Italy's @SAmusiceurope featuring @AvaKingmusic with "'Bout A Thing"
SA featuring AVA KING, "'Bout A Thing" (free DL)
"'Bout A Thing" is the kind of brisk, happy song that will keep the good times of summer extended into the fall months. It's brought to you by a relative newcomer from Italy named SA featuring L.A. vocalist Ava King, but it's not at all what you'd expect when you think of dance music from that country. SA definitely likes his mix to sparkle with tingly synth and percussion sounds up front but never hiding the house rhythm, while Ava's vocal acrobatics flow along beautifully with the melody like they were made for one another. Definitely playlist-worthy, "'Bout A Thing" is a great start for SA with its global-friendly sound and it's available as a free download from the link above.
Tags: 'Bout A Thing, Ava King, Dance, EDM, electronica, house, Italy, Music, Pop, SA
Livin' Large: "This Is Bounce" by Italy's @WhiteLowreal
WHITELOW, "This Is Bounce"
"This Is Bounce" is the kind of song that will dominate a DJ set and take no prisoners. Wait what was that we just heard? Forgot about it already? All you remember is "This Is Bounce"? 😛 Bologna, Italy production duo WhiteLow (Enrico and Stefano) take their cues perhaps from songs like DVBBS and MOTi's' "This Is Dirty" or Dimitri Vegas/Martin Garrix/Like Mike's "Tremor" as well as the Melbourne Bounce style and effortlessly create a song that will sweep under your feet and make you ride a fast, crazy wave till it's over. I recently wrote about Garmiani's intense remix of Axwell /\ Ingrosso's "Dream Bigger" and "This Is Bounce" is a great companion to that remix. It's the first release for new label Balmung Digital Recordings, off to a fantastic start with a real zinger! Just Bounce 🙂
on February 9, 2017 at 7:04 pm Leave a Comment
Tags: Dance, EDM, electronica, Italy, Melbourne bounce, Music, Pop, progressive, This Is Bounce, White Low
Slay your own dragon: "Balmung" by @Alexandrius_ and @DJMirkoB
ALEXANDRIUS & DJ MIRKO B, "Balmung"
"Balmung" is the stuff of Nordic legends, a sword used to kill a dragon. So if you're going to use imagery like this to be the face of your EDM instrumental, it had better be over-the-top. And "Balmung" by Italian producers/DJs Alexandrius and DJ Mirko B is just that, it is out to slay you and make you react instantly on the dance floor. It's fist-pumping, floor stomping, battlefield-dirty electronica that can only be borne out of Europe. It simply does not let up, a real crowd-pleaser among many solid instrumentals that have arrived in 2016. While you can only preview "Balmung" at the link above, it's well worth the trip to Beatport or your favourite digital store to pick it up.
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Tags: Alexandrius, Balmung, Dance, DJ Mirko B, EDM, electronica, europop, instrumental, Italy, Music, Pop, progressive
"Infinity" is saucy and sexy Italodisco from @OsvaldoSupino
OSVALDO SUPINO, "Infinity"
It's been a while since I've written about Italy's super nice but ever bold Osvaldo Supino, but continuing with single releases from his most recent album Behind The Curtain is "Infinity". The song itself is saucy and spicy with only every naughty intention in mind, and is a must for dance clubs to embrace with another direct Osvaldo vocal that I can only compare to SIRPAUL. Accompanying the single release is the above video where Osvaldo gets it on and more with his hunky co-star, with lots of body contact for those of you who enjoy that. It's quite the travelogue, with an ever-familiar looking Miami backdrop, only spoiled a smidge by 15 seconds which seem to be tacked on to provide an ending that was hardly necessary. No matter, Osvaldo has enough going on in the song itself to keep listeners overflowing with far too many sexy thoughts 🙂
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Tags: Behind The Curtain, Dance, EDM, electronica, Infinity, Italy, Music, Osvaldo Supino, Pop
Never stop to "Never Drop" with Italy's #DRYdjofficial and @DJMirkoB
DRY. & DJ Mirko B, "Never Drop"
There's a lot of Italian club music out there and some of it becomes indistinguishable sometimes. "Never Drop" is one of those exceptions, brought to us by two established Italian DJ's, DRY. and DJ Mirko B (who you read about previously here in the Spring with Sweden's Anton Ewald on "Higher"). "Never Drop" is one of those records that keeps you guessing as to what will come next. It shifts comfortably from contemporary progressive Eurohouse to some funky 90's throwback jamming. But underneath is a beautiful, classic Europop melody! "Never Drop" is a real crowd-pleaser. Listen to an excerpt above, and you can also buy the full version from the Beatport link right here or get it on iTunes.
Tags: DJ Mirko B, DRY., EDM, electronica, electropop, future house, house, Italy, Music, Never Drop, Pop
Dance music bliss pairs @DJMirkoB with @AntonEwald for "Higher"
DJ MIRKO B featuring ANTON EWALD, "Higher"
Well this fortunate pairing came somewhat out of the blue, but works like a dream. Italian producer DJ Mirko B features Sweden's current golden boy Anton Ewald on "Higher". The song has already made significant dents in the European dance market, and by all rights North America shouldn't be far behind (though the song doesn't appear to be available in Canada yet). It's high arpeggio-laden progressive Italo-disco that will easily have dance club patrons jumping. But the song is more accessible than that – it will have you immediately recalling recent releases by the likes of Nervo, Nicky Romero, or even Calvin Harris. "Higher" deserves to be a smash – well done to both fine talents for putting it together. Watch the lyric video above.
Tags: Anton Ewald, Dance, disco, DJ Mirko B, EDM, electronica, electropop, Higher, Italy, Music, Pop, progressive


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This week's 52 Ancestors post is, as you might have guessed, on the theme of multiple. As opposed to last week's solo post. But multiple what…? Multiple children? Multiple births (although twins seem to be a pretty rare circumstance in my family)? Multiple marriages (definitely less rare!)?
How about … multiple identities …?
Well, ok … two …
When I started researching my husband's family tree, I did the sensible thing and spoke to his parents about their parents and grandparents. My father-in-law spoke of his mother, Doris May Arnold, and that her parents were Charles and Elizabeth. He also professed that there was something in his grandfather's line that he didn't know all of the details about. So with my researcher's interests well and truly piqued, I set off to find what I could find …
Charles and Elizabeth were easy to find in the 1911 census living in Crouch End, Middlesex, along with their daughter, Doris. (Charles and Elizabeth would go on to have two other children, Ivy and Charles, who would both die young.) Charles is listed as a Fruiterer & Florist, which also fit in with family lore. Most surprising was that Charles stated he was born in Amesbury, Wiltshire. As they were a London-based family this was somewhat unexpected.
I located their marriage in 1907, having taken place in the Congregational Chapel in Kingston-upon-Thames at the end of January. Charles is listed as a Fruiterer Master, and his father as Thomas Frederick Arnold (deceased), Schoolmaster. However, I couldn't find Charles in the 1901 census, nor earlier. I knew that Charles had served as Fire Watcher during WWII, but before that had been in the army, and had been involved in the Boer War – if so, then that would explain his absence from the 1901 census and possibly a service record might tell me more …
His WWI record was easily locatable – the address given in 1915 was the same as that on his marriage certificate: 16 Crouch End Hill. The front page also clearly states that he was discharged from the 16th Lancers in 1903. The next of kin details – his wife, Elizabeth – also matched, as did the details of the marriage and children. The record also told me that he was a member of the Reserve Squadron, 2nd King Edward's Horses and was a cavalry regiment. However, he wasn't to stay with the KEH, but was transferred to the 6th Battalion Royal Fusiliers and then to the 1st Battalion East Surrey Regiment. As part of the British Expeditionary Force, he saw action in both Italy and France, reaching the rank of Lance Corporal before being transferred back to England in April 1919 and then being demobilized a month later.
But so far, so Arnold …
Until I re-read the service record and noted that his service number had been changed. Having not found anything earlier using any variant of his name, I thought I'd try searching with his old number.
Et voila, as they say …
"…credited to the account of Private C. W. Arnold 2nd KE Horse (formerly C.W. Badcock 16th)"
Would searching under the name of Charles William Badcock enable me to piece together more of his life? This is what I found out.
My husband's great-grandfather, Charles William Badcock, was born in Amesbury, Wiltshire, on 1 September 1878. His parents were Thomas Frederick and Marian Helen (nee Lees) Badcock, both originally from London.
Charles' baptism in Amesbury, Wiltshire
Thomas was a school teacher and had started his career as a pupil-teacher before teaching for several years in the National School located on Salisbury Street, Amesbury, before the family moved to Southfleet and then Roseville, near Gravesend in Kent. It was here that Thomas continued teaching botany (and beekeeping!) before he died in 1895, prompting Marian to remarry in 1900.
National School, Amesbury c.1905
Charles first joined his local Kent Artillery and then in April 1898 he attested in London for the 21st Lancers, before officially joining them in Canterbury. Seven months later he was shipped off to Egypt to take his role in the Mahdist War in what is now Sudan (in fact, he was part of the same regiment as a young Winston Churchill). However, 10 months later he was transferred to the 16th Lancers and fought in India for three and a half months at the North-West Frontier after the First Anglo-Sikh War.
From India, Charles and the regiment travelled from Bombay to South Africa to fight as part of the ongoing Boer War effort. He saw action during the relief of Kimberley and then across the Cape Colony and the Orange Free State – even going so far as commanding the 16th troops at Middelburg for three days in April 1903. It was after this point that he requested to be discharged. He received his £18 payout and made his way back to civilian life in England.
16th (The Queen's) Lancers in South Africa, 1900, photograph. National Army Museum NAM. 1984-01-79-18
At some point between him leaving the Army in 1903 and marrying in 1907 Badcock became Arnold. Why the name change and why Arnold…?
The latter was the easier part to answer. Moving back from Charles to Thomas, I found that Thomas' parents were Thomas Badcock and Sarah Arnold, who had met whilst both being in the employ of Baronet Meux in Brighton and then married in All Saints, Paddington in January 1853. But why change his surname?
None of his siblings, nor their children, changed their surnames. His father, Thomas, had died when Charles was eighteen. His grandmother, Sarah, didn't die until 1913, long after Charles had switched to Arnold.
Name changes in the UK are legally required to be recorded in the Gazette. But this has only been the case since 1914. Name changes before that time were recorded, and records of which are currently stored at The National Archives. Whilst the TNA is about to re-open, I am not about to give up my shielded status to travel to London to check this record collection out. So, for now, the exact date of the name change will have to remain a mystery.
It could have something to do with a legacy from that side of the family, but it seems odd that only one child – and not the firstborn grandchild by any means – would do it.
Or maybe he plain didn't like the name Badcock …?
So thank you, Charles, for the unanswered question and the frustrated hours of research …!
Charles William Arnold ne Badcock, 1878-1966
Cover image: The Broadway, Crouch End, early 1900s
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Not many broadcasters can say they are on the air for 6 hours a day, 5 days a week, but that is exactly what Brian Kilmeade has been doing since 2006. After joining Fox News in 1997, he was soon named co-host of Fox & Friends, where he still thrives today. The show powered its way to the top spot in morning cable TV in 2000 and remains there to this day. After Fox & Friends from 6 - 9AM ET. Kilmeade has the privilege of hosting his nationally syndicated radio show, "The Brian Kilmeade Show" on Fox News Talk from 9-12 noon. The show just broke the top 20 as one of the most powerful on radio by "Talkers Magazine".
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Of all things human the most precarious and transitory is a reputation for power which has no strong support of its own. In a moment Agrippina's doors were deserted; there was no one to comfort or to go near her, except a few ladies, whether out of love or malice was doubtful. One of these was Junia Silana, whom Messalina had driven from her husband, Gaius Silius, as I have already related. Conspicuous for her birth, her beauty, and her wantonness, she had long been a special favourite of Agrippina, till after a while there were secret mutual dislikes, because Sextius Africanus, a noble youth, had been deterred from marrying Silana by Agrippina, who repeatedly spoke of her as an immodest woman in the decline of life, not to secure Africanus for herself, but to keep the childless and wealthy widow out of a husband's control. Silana having now a prospect of vengeance, suborned as accusers two of her creatures, Iturius and Calvisius, not with the old and often-repeated charges about Agrippina's mourning the death of Britannicus or publishing the wrongs of Octavia, but with a hint that it was her purpose to encourage in revolutionary designs Rubellius Plautus, who his mother's side was as nearly connected as Nero with the Divine Augustus; and then, by marrying him and making him emperor, again seize the control of the State. All this Iturius and Calvisius divulged to Atimetus, a freedman of Domitia, Nero's aunt. Exulting in the opportunity, for Agrippina and Domitia were in bitter rivalry, Atimetus urged Paris, who was himself also a freedman of Domitia, to go at once and put the charge in the most dreadful form.


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HomeBlogsPUBLIC SAFETY Thank you, Deputy Zornes
PUBLIC SAFETY Thank you, Deputy Zornes
In Blogs, Kenmore Voices, Public Safety
David Maehren, March 26, 2018
Let's look at some recent law-enforcement history through the 37-year career of Deputy Gary Zornes of the King County Sheriff's Office. Gary's career began in October, 1980. After graduating from the police academy, he was assigned to the North Precinct in Kenmore, serving unincorporated areas of King County north of I-90 between Puget Sound and the crest of the Cascade Mountains. He patrolled the Kenmore area for most of his career.
If you attended Kenmore Junior High (now Kenmore Middle School) or Inglemoor High School over the past 22 years, you met Gary. As School Resource Officer, he helped keep the schools safe. Gary chaperoned your prom and homecoming dances. He was there for your sporting events. He also assisted with the "Live Drunk Driver Accident" drill each year before graduation to emphasize the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
One of Gary's most memorable arrests came early in his career. He was returning from a training session with two other deputies and a sergeant (me). Gary and the next most-junior deputy, Donn Potteiger, were riding in the locked-in back of the patrol car – seating usually reserved for prisoners (there are no interior door handles). Radio dispatched an alert for a stolen vehicle. Shortly thereafter what to our wondering eyes should appear but the stolen vehicle and two felonious occupants. Our driver, Deputy Mark Edmonds, gave chase. After a three-block pursuit, the stolen car crashed into a dirt bank. The suspects ran from the wrecked car. Edmonds and I jumped out, pursuing the suspects on foot, forgetting that Gary and Donn were left behind, locked in the back seat. Being a bit skinnier then, Gary squirmed through a narrow opening in the divider between front and rear seats. You now know how Gary's slight frame earned him his nickname "Bones." Gary freed Donn before joining the foot pursuit. Both suspects were apprehended – another successful day for law enforcement and another lesson learned, as Gary has reminded me on several occasions.
Police work changed a lot during Gary's career, and he was often a leader in pioneering the new ways. He was among the first officers in the United States to use laptop computers in the patrol car beginning in the mid-1980s. Gary became a Technical Flight Officer for the Guardian One helicopter unit in 1994, assisting with navigation, communications, use of FLIR (a thermographic camera that senses infrared radiation), and searchlight operations. Gary volunteered to become a member of the initial School Resource Officer program in 1995, one of the first such programs in the nation. Gary was also a Beta tester for the last three electronic records systems for the Sheriff's Office.
A Kenmore resident since 1979, David Maehren joined the King County Sheriff's Office in 1972 and served in a variety of assignments before retiring with the rank of captain in 2002. He has been a Northshore Fire District commissioner since 2001 and is a long-time community activist. He co-chaired a citizens' group that won voter approval for incorporation of Kenmore in 1988; chaired the city's first Planning Commission; and served as president of the Arts of Kenmore from 2012 to 2016.
When the city of Kenmore incorporated in 1998, Gary, by then a Master Police Officer, became one of the city's first officers under a police-services agreement between Kenmore and the King County Sheriff's Office. He also helped field-test the first "mobile data units" in 2003, querying the police data systems directly from the patrol car.
Over his career Gary has helped to train more than 100 new deputies, quite an accomplishment. He has received many commendations, including Precinct 2 Deputy of the Year in 1997, King County Sheriff's Deputy of the Year in 1998, and Inglemoor's Educator of the Year in 2010. Gary was also first runner-up for the Washington School Safety Organization's SRO of the year in 2017.
Gary's last shift was on Christmas 2017. A grateful community wishes him and his family the best in a well-deserved retirement.
Next month we will take a look at a bit of the Fire Department history.
I welcome feedback and personal stories from readers. Feel free to contact me at davidcmaehren@kenmoreheritagesociety.com.
About this blog: Public Safety is essential for a community's well-being. Kenmore is fortunate to have excellent police, fire and emergency medical services. Our public-safety systems have evolved over time. In the early days there were no local police officers, no firefighters, and no emergency medical services. This blog will document the history of public safety in our area. A few interesting stories will illuminate the way.


The Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade (Hungary) and the Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security of Korea have the pleasure to invite you to a public conference entitled "Consolidating Democracy and Market"
Venue: Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade 1016 Budapest, Bérc street 13-15.
Transition from planned economy is not an easy task, as it includes mass privatization, massive layoffs and hurts the interests of the previous elites. Central European countries have experienced the ups and downs of this transition process, the panel examines the best and worst cases of the Visegrad countries. How to deal with the "red directors", how to make sure that the communist elite does not convert its political power into economic power? How the oligarchs have emerged in the region? The panel will draw upon the most critical lessons in the painful transition to a working market economy building on the V4 experience.
Democratic transition means a lot more than rewriting the constitution and key legislation. Re-establishing political parties, promoting a free press and the freedom of association is not easy in a society which has lived under oppression for decades. Especially with a country which had no democratic history whatsoever, these challenges might be tantamount for the success of the transformation process. The panel looks at the experiences of the V4 members in this regard, listing not only success stories, but also failures.
North Korea has been a soaring spot in the Northeast Asia, continually increasing its nuclear and missile capabilities and provocations for the past two decades. Neighboring countries, the United States, Japan, China and Russia, despite their convergence of interests in maintaining peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula, has not been able to entirely agree upon specific measures to resolve the North Korean nuclear problem. The Moon Jae-in administration, inaugurated last May, set peace on the Korean Peninsula atop its foreign policy agenda. While stepping up pressures, in close collaboration with international society, on the Pyongyang regime on its nuclear and missile provocations, the new administration in parallel leaves the door open to resolving the problem through diplomacy and dialogue. This panel explores into the contour of North Korea policy of the Moon administration in the context of regional power dynamics of Northeast Asia.


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Australian Uyghur provides emotional testimony to UK tribunal about husband detained in China
Chinese authorities are arbitrarily detaining and torturing Muslim minorities, including the husband of Melbourne woman Mehray Mezensof, the Uyghurs Tribunal, an independent people's tribunal based in the UK, has heard. The quasi-legal proceedings are investigating "China's alleged genocide and crimes against humanity against Uyghur, Kazakh and other Turkic Muslim populations".
The United Nations, rights groups and Western governments including Australia have raised concerns about mass incarceration, forced labour and other human rights abuses against largely Muslim ethnic minorities in China's Xinjiang region. The ABC reported in April that Ms Mezensof's husband Mirzat Taher had been sentenced to 25 years in prison for alleged separatism. Ms Mezensof confirmed to Hamid Sabi, counsel to the Uyghur Tribunal, that Mr Taher had been subjected to "tiger chairs", had been "psychologically abused", and had experienced seizures due to his treatment at the hands of Chinese officials.


This might be as good a chance to get that first win of 2011 as the Indianapolis Colts might get in this second quarter of the NFL season.
The Colts (0-4) welcome the similarly struggling Kansas City Chiefs (1-3) to Lucas Oil Stadium at 1 p.m. today in search of a victory that has eluded them thus far this season.
There are several reasons why Indy can come out on top in this battle of division cellar dwellers who both won their divisions in 2010 (how quickly things change in the NFL).
First of all, the Colts have come so achingly close to notching wins against quality opponents. Still fresh on the minds of many Colts fans is the gritty effort in a 23-20 loss to the defending AFC champion Pittsburgh Steelers. The defense swarmed to the ball most of then ight during that contest, and Curtis Painter led a touchdown drive late to tie the game before Ben Roethlisberger did what he does best, putting the game on ice for Pittsburgh.
The team put up a similar fight last Monday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, losing 24-17. Pierre Garcon turned a pair of Painter passes into long runs for touchdowns, and the team didn't fold until Tampa Bay running back LeGarrette Blount capped off his 127-yard evening with the dagger touchdown.
What could hurt the Colts today against Kansas City is the amount of injuries the team accumulated against the Buccaneers. Defensive tackle Eric Foster, who was lost for the season after dislocating his ankle last Monday, leaves Indy minus one of its more explosive defensive linemen, and if rookie DT Drake Nevis — he did not practice all week — is unable to go against the Chiefs, the Colts' defensive line becomes severely depleted.
The Colts also will be without their top two left tackle options — Anthony Castonzo injured his ankle against Tampa Bay, and fellow rookie Ben Ijalana suffered a season-ending knee injury in his place. With Ryan Diem uncertain, the Colts could be looking at starting Jeff Linkenbach at left tackle and Mike Tepper at right tackle. That's very troubling knowing Tamba Hali is on the other side of the line of scrimmage.
I'll be impressed if the Colts' offensive line can contain Hali, who has four sacks on the season and is the least heralded elite pass rusher in the NFL, Colts Vice Chairman Bill Polian said on his weekly TV show.
The Chiefs have plenty of talent across the board on defesne, as well. Cornerback Brandon Flowers is a promising young player, and the defensive line has benefited nicely from the addition of veterna nose tackle Kelly Gregg.
Offensively, however, the Chiefs have struggled to move the ball just as the Colts have. With their top running back, Jamaal Charles, out for the season, Kansas City will have to rely heavily on the suspect arm of quarterback Matt Cassel. If Cassel can get the ball to wide receivers Dwayne Bowe and Jon Baldwin, they are capable of big plays.
It's interesting that Painter and Cassel are going at it today. I've always compared the much-maligned Painter's situation to that of Cassel's in New England before he led the Patriots to 11 wins in relief of Tom Brady in 2008. I've followed that by saying Painter's arm is much stronger than Cassel's, which it is. If Painter can manage the game as he has done while he has played this season — and stay upright behind that offensive line — he has a nice chance to propel the Colts to their first win. Keeping special teamer Dexter McCluster at bay will help as well.


Children at Bright Horizons Rosehill Day Nursery and Preschool in Cheltenham have been enhancing their hand-eye coordination with a new activity in recent days.
The children used a set of toy hammer and nails to copy certain patterns on pictures given to them by the staff team. It was an activity part of the organisation's Growing Mathematicians enhancement.
"The children discussed shape, size and numbers as they took part in the activity," said Nursery Manager Mollie Edmunds.


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Arrium's iron ore shipments level in Q1
Iron ore shipments from Australia's Arrium Mining & Materials were largely flat year-on-year in January-March, although volumes were down for the second consecutive quarter.
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The miner shipped 3.06 million dry metric tonnes (dmt) of iron ore during the March quarter, up slightly from the 3.03 million tonnes shipped a year earlier.
The latest volumes were in line with Arrium's sale guidance, according to its filling with Australian Securities Exchange on Monday April 20.
Shipments were down by 7% from 3.29 million dmt in the December quarter, however. Volumes had already fallen by 5% from the previous quarter in October-December.
The miner achieved an average realized price of $46 per dmt cfr during the January-March period, a 28% drop from the preceding quarter.
"Bearish sentiment in [China's steel industry] and concerns regarding increased supply from the majors has weighed heavily on iron ore markets. Average prices again declined in the quarter, particularly in March, after having stabilised somewhat in February," the miner said.
The March quarter average for Metal Bulletin's 58% Fe Premium Index stood at $53.81 per tonne cfr, down 19% from the December quarter.
Arrium recorded a total cash cost of A$66.90 ($52) per dmt during January-March, only A$3.30 ($2.60) per dmt below the average level of the previous quarter.
The miner noted that the sustained decline in price has forced producers to rapidly reduce costs with many high cost operations being squeezed out of the market.
Earlier this month, fellow Australian miner Atlas Iron, which has a production capacity of just 13 million tpy of iron ore, suspended production amid tumbling prices.
Arrium said that the average grade of its shipments during the March quarter was 59.1% Fe.
The miner currently runs two iron ore mining projects – Middleback Ranges and Southern Iron. However, it will mothball its Southern Iron operations as part of a "re-design" plan, which is scheduled for completion by the end of June 2015.
First ores from Iron Knob project railed in the March quarter, with the crushing and screening infrastructure started commissioning late in this period, it said.


A fresh-faced Breakers are ready to get to work. The team return off the back of a successful month of pre-season matches against some of last season's Top 4 teams, including Adelaide 36ers and Taipans. The team won 4-6 matches.
Henare says 'The guys are putting in the extras now and have been the whole preseason, and even before we got together. So from a physical point of view I think a lot of teams would like to keep making those gains but for where we are at, we're pretty good'.
After finishing fifth overall on the ladder, it is hoped new imports Edgar Sosa and DJ Newbill along with a mix of seasoned veterans and fresh talent can bolster the Breaker's record this year.
'We've obviously spent the whole preseason trying to define who we are as a team and make the roles clear in terms of what we need from each guy individually and that's what we'll focus on moving forward,' Henare says.
The Breakers are set to face the Taipans on Sunday 8 October at Spark Arena.


We've highlighted a couple of resources for prime property purchasers in London to get to grips with leasehold. Whether you want to know the difference between leasehold and freehold or want to go in to more depth around negotiating a lease extension.
Can I Buy The Freehold Of A Leasehold Property?
Since 1967, tenants of houses under long leases have had the right either to acquire the freehold or to extend the lease by 50 years.
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To live in a listed building is special. Knight Frank's specialist Residential Building Consultancy team has put together a guide to living in a piece of British heritage.
However diligently you search through the existing housing stock, you'll never find the perfect home. The better option may be to build yourself, according to Knight Frank's James Carter-Brown.
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'Good design' has a tangible effect on property prices, lifting the PSF value of a prime London residence by an average of 19% according to new research by The Modern House. But what makes design good?


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Sex in an Epidemic: Activists Differed on Responses to the Gay Community's Promiscuity
Written by Stephen Engel & Timothy Lyle on September 12, 2018
In the first post of our "Fucking with Dignity" series, titled "Not Just Another Glory Hole," we explored how the bathhouse functioned as a community space that city officials attacked during the early years of the HIV/AIDS crisis. We ended by noting how, during this vulnerable time of uncertainty and increasing deaths, some officials explicitly dehumanized, infantilized and abandoned gay men, creating a narrative of blame for our "undignified" behavior.
Not only did this narrative shape public health policy but it also seeped into arguments that gay men were having as a community. How were we going to fuck each other, much less love one another, without dying, without killing each other? If the sexual exploration that defined the post-Stonewall generation was grounded in promiscuity, then we had to confront whether promiscuity was the root of seemingly endless gay deaths.
In a now canonical essay titled "We Know Who We Are: Two Gay Men Declare War on Promiscuity," published in a 1982 edition of The New York Native, Michael Callen and Richard Berkowitz call on gay men to account for their sexual behavior:
Those of us who have lived a life of excessive promiscuity on the urban gay circuit of bathhouses, backrooms, balconies, sex clubs, meat racks, and tearooms know who we are. We could continue to deny overwhelming evidence that the present health crisis is a direct result of the unprecedented promiscuity that has occurred since Stonewall, but such denial is killing us. Denial will continue to kill us until we begin the difficult task of changing the ways in which we have sex.
Callen and Berkowitz believed the reigning theory of the disease at the time, something called the multifactorial theory. The now-debunked idea held that by having multiple sex partners, gay men "overloaded our immune systems with common viruses and other sexually transmitted infections." In so doing, "our lifestyle has created the present epidemic of AIDS."
Consequently, the "obvious and immediate solution to the present crisis is the end of urban gay male promiscuity as we know it today."
Charles Jurrist, a prominent dance critic for The New York Daily News, responded in the next issue of the Native with his "In Defense of Promiscuity." Jurrist read Callen and Berkowitz as shaming the sexual practices so closely linked with hard-fought liberation: "They seem to be saying that anything other than monogamy or sex restricted to two or three ongoing, tightly controlled relationships constitutes promiscuity and ought to be avoided." For Jurrist, Callen and Berkowitz shamed the transgressive possibilities gay men invented to fight dominant power.
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But we read Callen and Berkowitz's essay differently, precisely because they were concerned with how we might fuck each other without dying. Indeed, that desire motivated their famous pamphlet, How to Have Sex in an Epidemic: An Approach, self-published in 1983. They were less interested in shaming our sexual behavior and more interested in calling for us to care for one another as a community. And, perhaps the bathhouse could be one of those spaces where that care could take place.
While we might assess their initial efforts as conservative and failing to explore the importance of unlimited intimacy to our sexual selves (and Berkowitz himself has acknowledged this criticism), we must recognize that they were writing at a moment when very little was known about the disease, how it was spread, and how it could be combatted.
In fact, in the Native article, Callen and Berkowitz write, "We are not suggesting legislating an end to promiscuity. Ultimately, it may be more important to let people die in the pursuit of their own happiness than to limit personal freedom by regulating risk." Instead, they urged regulation. Aware of the history of government raids of gay safer-spaces — such as bars and baths — Callen and Berkowitz favored community-led regulation over government imposition: "It would be preferable to avoid further governmental interventions. … [Instead] the gay community must take responsibility of providing its members with clear and unequivocal warnings about the health risks of promiscuity."
Heeding this call, gay community organizations such as the Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC) began to produce educational materials that recommended safer-sex practices within the baths. By late 1983, activists in New York City — including Berkowitz, Callen, Keith Lawrence, Joseph Sonnabend, Roger Erlow and others — created a Committee on Safer Sex. That committee established a Subcommittee on Bars and Baths. Their meeting notes can be found in the Keith Lawrence Papers and the Joseph Sonnabend Papers held by The LGBT Community Center National History Archive in New York City. Those notes reveal efforts to establish these community responses.
At a December 1983 meeting, members discussed "education" and "effective behavior modification, not just bars and baths" in great detail. Emphasizing the fear of government intervention, the notes emphasize that actions to regulate the baths and promote safer sex must be seen as a gay community initiative. Otherwise, what "would be seen as govt [sic] intervention" would mean "political death" of this committee. Instead, it must be clear that this initiative is "gays helping gays."
In a Jan. 14, 1984 memo, the Committee on Safer Sex identified six items for community education: (1) a bathhouse poster with pamphlets and phone numbers; (2) the same poster for "bookstores" and bars; (3) subway posters with the phone number of the subcommittee; (4) posters for public places such as post offices; (5) public service announcements on television and radio; and (6) pamphlets that answer basic questions like "What is the immune system?" and offer a glossary of AIDS terms.
The proposed mock-up for the poster embraced sex-positivity. In bold letters, it proclaimed, "Sex Is Wonderful!" and then below, it warned "But Don't Let AIDS Kill You!" It also offered a set of high-risk activities to be avoided: "Don't Rum, Don't Let Him Come in Your Ass. Make Sure You Don't Come in His. Don't Come in His Mouth, and Don't Let Him Come in Yours."
This idea became the famous "Great Sex is Healthy Sex" poster. It depicts two men who could just as easily be in a gym locker room as in a bathhouse. It dropped the proposed "AIDS will kill you" and instead embraced healthy sexuality. The poster promoted low-risk acts, noting "Jacking off is hot and safe." Importantly, it added, "Affection is our best protection," reminding us of how we must take care of one another and that sex is more than individual pleasure. Overall, the poster affirmed the importance of community and connection among gay men.
In our next post, we will take you into the archives to explore community efforts at education in and regulation of the bathhouses.
Stephen M. Engel is Professor and Chair of Politics at Bates College and is the author of Fragmented Citizens: The Changing Landscape of Gay and Lesbian Lives. Timothy S. Lyle is Assistant Professor of English at Iona College, and is most recently the author of "Tryin' to Scrub that Death Pussy Clean Again: The Pleasures of Domesticating HIV/AIDS in Pearl Cleage's Fiction."
This is the second part in an ongoing series entitled "Fucking with Dignity: Sexuality, Politics and the Queer Past." Read Part One here.
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It's not Christmas. It's not her birthday. And it's not Valentine's. But I want to give a shout out to my most special friend on Earth, my wife Dawn Carter. She is my sweetheart!
Some terms don't seem to fit their meaning. For instance. People are all the time going around saying, wow that's badddddd. When what they really mean is that's gooooood. But then some terms seem to perfectly represent their implied meaning. Sweetheart, is one such word example, when it comes to my wife.
Dawn works all the time. She runs her own little flea market business. She works with her brother Ricky on his plant nursery. She sells at the farmers market for him. And she has an unending set of projects, that she's working on around the home. She is committed to our good, certainly a sign of a sweetheart!
On top of working each day, she tirelessly takes care of her 95 year old mother,. She is there absolutely consistently there for her, whether anybody notices or not. She Faithfully takes good daily care of her. She doesn't do it because it's expected. She does it just because that's who she is. That takes A sweetheart, if I've ever heard of one.
Furthermore, she is absolutely there for her children. More than they or I can tell you. She selflessly sacrifices for her children. I could fill volumes , telling you how she does this. She certainly demonstrates a sweetheart in her love for them.
And then on top of all that, she's married to this minister guy, who expects her to be one heart and mind with him and all of his duties in Christian service. Whether it's prepare the house for guests, or leading singing, or be present at yet another meeting; she is tirelessly there for this guy. She even jumps in and joins his karate club, just to show her faithfulness and support. Yes you guessed it oh, this guy is me. And certainly she demonstrates a sweetheart to this guy, through all of this!
Dawn is the rarest kind of soul. She doesn't just do good. She is good!!! She is true to the Core. She is the most consistently honest person that I know. I never have to worry about getting a big head, being married to my lovely wife, because she knows how to tell me the truth and keep me in my place, which is with my eyes on Jesus. I never have to worry about her faithfulness, because she is entirely true in her heart! Being honest inside and out definitely indicates her sweetheart!
I tried when my children were small, to teach them to do things for other people and let nobody see them do it. And then just go away and watch and enjoy the fruit of seeing people have a pleasant discovery. Dawn is the master of this kind of mind and heart! She is always doing things of beauty and seldom asking for recognition. Whether it's putting flowers on my parents grave. Or hiding a Snow White in the boughs of the tree for me to find each Christmas, in an incredibly, beautiful tree, she decorated. Or more examples than I can mention. She does so many truly lovely things. So many, That often I'm the one discovering some pleasant surprise of kindness done for me. That she has done with her careful consideration and conscientiousness, without fanfare or attention. Yes my lovely wife proves the essence of this good word. She has a beautiful sweet ❤. She IS a wonderful sweetheart! I love her so….
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AS Unidos da Zona Norte  foi uma escola de samba do carnaval de Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul.

História
A Academia de Samba Unidos da Zona Norte  foi fundada em 16 de março de 1984. Suas cores eram azul, branco e rosa. Em 2003 a escola ficou em último lugar no grupo de acesso e se afastou dos desfiles.

Enredos

Unidos da Zona Norte
Unidos da Zona Norte


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Q: Вызов callback с ответом в node-redis происходит не в той точке Пишу вебсокет сервер на nodejs, использую redis, в частности одноимённую либу. Так вот, когда извлекаю ответ, выполнение скрипта проходит дальше, не дожидаясь вызова колбэка с результатом. В браузере я мог бы применить $.Deferred. А что делать в nodejs?
Вот пример кода для наглядности:
console.log("STEP 1");
    // проверка сессии на существование
    rc.exists("session:" + sid, function(err, res) {
        if (!res) {
            console.log((new Date()) + " Session not exists in db");
            request.reject(401, "Authentication required");
        }

        console.log("STEP 2");
    });

console.log("STEP 3");

Так вот вызов STEP 2 идёт последним, а нужно сделать по порядку.
A: В async слишком много разных методов, по приведенному вопросе коду сложно выбрать что-то конкретное. может это series, может waterfall или parallel. Посмотрите описание. Один из вариантов:
async.series([
  function(cb){
    console.log('1');
    cb(null,1);// первый параметр - ошибка, если не null, то серия прервется
  },
  function(cb){
    rc.exists("session:" + sid, function(err,res){
      console.log('2');
      cb(err,res);
    });
  },
  function(cb){
    console.log('3');
    cb(null,3);
  }],

  // эта функция будет вызвана, когда выполнение серий закончится
  function(err, results){
    // анализ ошибки, возникшей на каком-либо этапе
    if (err) ...

    console.log(results);// здесь будет массив из возвращенных значений
                         // в каждом из коллбэков (второй параметр cb)
  }
);

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What is an inclusion rider?
Posted in california, Employment, film by commorancy on March 5, 2018
As Francis McDormond spoke while accepting her Oscar, she left the audience with two final words, "inclusion rider". What is it? Let's explore.
Hollywood Contracts
Being a Hollywood actor, director, writer, cinematographer, producer or other cast or crew requires signing a contract with the production for employment. Contracts, as we all know, are legal agreements that you legally agree do whatever is stipulated within the contract. If you're an actor, you'll act. If you're a producer, you'll produce…. and so on.
However, there are also other items that can be added to contracts to make them sweeter, such as getting a percentage of the back end. The back end could include residuals from such things as box office sales, merchandising, video sales, rentals, etc etc. These can make whatever that person got paid even sweeter. If the production does well, that percentage of the back end could mean an even bigger paycheck. It's always reasonable to try and negotiate percentages in productions, and while many lead actors and actresses try, getting that deal isn't always possible. Negotiation of a back end deal is a form of rider. However, this is not the type of rider of which Francis McDormond speaks.
Before Affirmative Action began, minorities didn't get their fair share of consideration during the hiring processes in many companies. Affirmative Action was created to ensure that employers remain equal opportunity for anyone who chooses to apply for a position. This means that an employer cannot turn away anyone for the position solely based on race, creed, color or national origin (among others). The idea is that everyone must be considered for the position equally so long as they have the necessary skills and qualifications. What does this have to do with an 'inclusion rider'? Everything..
Hollywood is facing its biggest upheaval in many, many years. With the fall of Harvey Weinstein (and many others), Hollywood faces much scrutiny over unfair practices in productions against not only minorities, but also against women. In particular, McDormand refers to the fact that women have been unfairly treated in Hollywood for far too long. Not only in the sex object perspective, but also from a pay perspective. Francis McDormand's comment conveys a ton of information in those two words.
An inclusion rider is a legal addition to a contract, specifically, a movie production contract, to ensure that women are fairly compensated and properly represented within the production. However, there's a whole lot more veiled in these two words. In particular, McDormand's comment was intended toward the Hollywood A-Listers who command not only a high salary, but a lot of negotiating power when it comes to their employment contracts.
Basically, an inclusion rider means hiring folks into the production in all capacities that represent all ages, creeds, colors, races, lifestyles, genders and so on. Unfortunately this also means sometimes shoehorning cast members into a production who don't fit the story or setting of the film. For example, the most recent Fantastic Four is a very good example of the use of an 'inclusion rider' on the cast. This production hired a black actor for Johnny Storm. This is so far out of place from the original FF comics, it actually made no sense. Basically, that film version took extreme liberties from the the source material of Fantastic Four and rewrote that Susan Storm was adopted into a black family! This was never the case in the comics. In the comics, Susan and Johnny Storm were actual siblings, not adopted siblings and not from a mixed race family. Unfortunately, the production shoehorned in this black actor into this role without thinking through if it made any sense to the source comic material. This is when an 'inclusion rider' goes way too far and gets in the way of the casting for the production. To be fair, that casting mistake (and it was a relatively big one) was actually one of the lesser problems with that film version of Fantastic Four. Though, it didn't help either.
The second example is Star Wars: The Force Awakens. J.J. Abrams intentionally requested a diverse set of ethnicities to be represented in the Star Wars reboot. However, because these stories didn't exist, casting these characters wasn't as big of a problem like The Fantastic Four. However, by The Last Jedi, the production had shoehorned the newest character, Rose, played by the Asian female actress, Kelly Marie Tran. Apparently, the production thought they didn't yet have enough ethnicities represented and threw in yet another another character at a time when the production already had too many characters in the cast. The Rose character just doesn't work. Sure, they added an Asian female actress, but that was too little, too late for the China audience. China had already written off the latest Star Wars as stupid way before Rose joined the cast. The casting of Rose did not in any way help sway China to accept these newest Star Wars films.
Is an inclusion rider good or bad or even necessary?
I'll leave that for you to decide. However, from my perspective, the source story material should always rule the roost. An inclusion rider should never attempt to shoehorn diversity in actors or actresses simply because it's politically correct. If you're a producer who's adapting an existing novel to the big screen that contains primarily white male characters as the leads among similar background characters, you shouldn't recast them using to black, Asian, Latino or female roles just because of an inclusion rider. You should also not include extras who are demographically out of place or who don't make sense for the source story. The source material should always be upheld for casting as the source story dictates. If you can't cast a film the way the book is written, you should find another book to translate to film that fits your casting ideals.
Rewriting the source material's story just to fulfill an inclusion rider is not only heavy handed, it's insanely stupid, insipid and likely to cause the production to flop. The characters in a book are written to be a certain way and that's why the story works. If you're adapting that book to film, you should make sure that you're being faithful to the source material which doesn't include changing genders or the ethnicity of any character in a book just to fulfill an inclusion rider. Stick with the source material or expect your movie to fail at the box office.
See: Fantastic Four (2015) and Ghostbusters (2016) to understand just how badly 'inclusion riders' can affect your final product.
If you're writing an original story for film, then by all means write the story so that the characters can be cast in the way that makes the most sense for your production's inclusion riders. But, don't bastardize an existing book or adaptation just to fill the cast with random genders and ethnicities that don't make logical sense for the story or the setting.
As for whether an inclusion rider is even necessary is entirely up to the actor to negotiate. If you feel it's important for your participation in the film, then yes. But, what's really more important is you doing your best work possible with the cast who's hired. Putting unnecessary demands on the producers might, in the long run, hurt your career longevity. That decision, however, is entirely up to you.
Best Production Possible
As a producer, don't tie your production's hands unnecessarily by adding stipulations that limit the potential quality of your project. You want your project to succeed, right? Then, keep all of your options open. Adding an inclusion rider that limits your hiring practice may, in fact, limit your production's chances of succeeding. Don't limit your production solely to hire under-represented minority groups. Do it because it makes sense for the film's story and to make that story's setting more authentic, not because you have an inclusion rider present.
Hiring Values
As for your behind-the-scenes production crew, by all means, hire as diverse as you possibly can. The more diverse the better. As with any business, and don't kid yourself that a film production isn't a business, diversity in hiring applies just as much the crew as any other employee in any other business. Diversity in hiring should be included in any capacity that your film needs. Of course, these folks are all behind the camera. However, hire smart, not diverse. This means that you don't hire just because you want diversity. Hire because the person has the right skills for the job… which means, don't turn away well qualified Caucasian candidates just because you want to hire diverse. Hire each one of your positions because the candidate offers the skills you need to get the job done, not because of an inclusion rider. Hire for skills, not diversity.
For the cast members in front of the camera, always hire the cast that makes the most sense for the story and produces the most authentic results. Don't hire diversely just to fill a quota because you feel that an ethnic, lifestyle or gender group is underrepresented on film. That's the wrong reason to hire a cast. Hire a cast that makes proper sense to tell the story. If that means diversity, great. If it means all white females or all black males, then that's what the story needs. The story should dictate the cast, not an inclusion rider.
Original Hollywood Sign photo by raindog808 via Flickr using CC 2.0 license
Tagged with: best practices, contract, contracts, filmmaking, hiring, hollywood, inclusion, oscars, rider, women
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Florida Georgia Line to Make Ryman Auditorium Debut
by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | April 30, 2019
Florida Georgia Line will headline its first show at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on May 29, but fans won't be able to attend via conventional ticket purchases.
The invitation-only event will air live on SiriusXM's The Highway (channel 56) at 8 p.m. CT on May 29. Fans can enter a sweepstakes at siriusxm.com for the chance to win tickets to the concert.
"The first time BK and I heard ourselves on the radio was on SiriusXM," says FGL's Tyler Hubbard. "So, to come together now for our first full-blown concert at the Ryman is really special."
"There is a magical feeling when you walk into the Ryman and this is a place that has always been on our bucket list to play," adds FGL's Brian Kelley. "We are so excited for this show and can't wait to bring our FGL vibes to the Mother Church!"
Big news!! We're so excited to announce that Florida Georgia Line will be performing their FIRST show at the Ryman Auditorium on 5/29 in Nashville 🤠 Watch our boys explain how YOU can enter to win tickets to this exclusive performance! 🎶 pic.twitter.com/KqMJucahjz
— SiriusXM The Highway (@SXMTheHighway) April 30, 2019
photo by Jason Simanek
written by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | published April 30, 2019 10:23 AM
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Cup o' (Pro)Jo: May 14, 2010
By: Caitlin / May 14, 2010 / No Comments /
The last shoe has dropped (though I don't know why you'd have three shoes): the third North Providence councilman arrested by the FBI for alleged extortion, Raymond Douglas III, has resigned. At this point, it looks to be a developing story, but you can read Douglas III's letter of resignation here.
Hope High School students know what they want, and it isn't a new class schedule. Sounds like the school district is considering making the school change to a daily six-period schedule like other schools in Providence, away from Hope's current block schedule. But the block schedule, the protesting students say, has proved beneficial for them. Some Brown students helped the Hope ones organize the walkout, which even got its own police escort. You can watch a video of the action here.
The Central Falls police chief has launched an internal investigation into a possible case of racial profiling. Mario Ortega, a Central Falls resident, has accused a desk-duty officer of refusing to let him report a beating because Ortega was assumed to be an "illegal immigrant," Ortega said through an interpreter.
The ABC show Extreme Makeover: Home Edition might be coming to Central Falls High School. The producers of the show invited school officials to apply for renovation; the school is already in the process of making a video to showcase why they need the renovations, though school officials clearly stated that they are not guaranteed a spot just by applying.
Speaking of Central Falls High School, more than 700 people have applied for teaching and other jobs at the school. This includes almost all of the people who were fired three months ago; those 87 applicants will have quite the competition, Superintendent Frances Gallo said.
A bill passed in a Rhode Island House committee would require that any student suspected of having a sports-induced concussion be removed from the practice or playing field and not allowed to return until a doctor grants clearance. The language of the bill, which is actually an amended version, has been made clearer and more specific than what was in the original.
After North Providence Town Council President Joseph Burchfield resigned Friday after being arrested by the feds on charges of extortion, another party who was arrested for the alleged scheme, Councilman John Zambarano, has also resigned. Mayor Charles Lombardi has expressed hope that the third party arrested, Raymond Douglas III, will soon resign as well.
The federal government still needs to approve Providence Mayor David Cicilline's '83 employment program that he envisions as creating 500 new jobs in the city. Local officials are pushing the federal government to speed things up.
Two weeks before Teresa Mahony turns 80, she will check off one more item from her to-do list — becoming a college grad. Mahony, a registered nurse, mother of 12 and a grandmother of 34, will graduate from the University of Rhode Island on May 23. It took her ten years to complete her degree in history, but she's doing it — and graduating with honors.
Cup o' (Pro)Jo: May 7, 2010
By: Caitlin / May 7, 2010 / No Comments /
Three North Providence councilors were busted by the FBI on Thursday under charges of extortion. The arrested include Council President Joseph Burchfield and two other council members, John Zambarano and Raymond Douglas III. A fourth council member turned them in by filming a conversation between the councilmen and a real estate developer named Richard Baccari; the footage shows Zambarano promising $25,000 in exchange for votes on building a Stop & Shop across the street from North Providence High School.
Good news! Apparently budget officials at the State House think that Rhode Island's rising unemployment, foreclosure rates and shrinking consumer confidence will taper off soon. This is all in spire of the floods last month.
A Rhode Island woman is a bit unnerved after finding out that Faisal Shahzad, the man who confessed to the attempt to place a car bomb in Times Square on Saturday, used to live right around the corner from her. Deborah Bashar has had brushes with suspected terrorists in the past — while house hunting, the tenant in the home she was looking at turned out to be Mohammed Y. Mullawala, who was under investigation for terrorist activity himself and arrested in 2006.
Things got interesting last night for the state's gubernatorial candidates as they debated their stances on a variety of social issues. For the most part, the candidates agreed on many things, such as the need for comprehensive sex education. Highlights include General Treasurer Frank Caprio relating his story of facing teenage parenthood when he was a high school senior ("I was a teenage father," Caprio, a Democrat who favors abortion rights, said) and Victor Moffitt making things awkward by criticizing the "Big Brother" aspects of the national health-care overhaul (apparently the audience, composed mostly of 400 women, was not amused). The candidates didn't stop there, though — they debated the economy this morning.
The push to legalize marijuana in Rhode Island, or at least decriminalize it, moved forward yesterday at the State House. A Senate committee heard testimony from both sides of the debate, and by the end of the hearing the opinions of Governor Carcieri, Attorney General Lynch and the state police all had their opinions known either through personal testimony or via letter. For the record, Carcieri wrote in his letter that he thinks substance abuse should be taken seriously — and that includes marijuana — but he stopped short of threatening to veto the bill if it makes it to his desk.
State lawmakers are considering legislation that would overturn a 1944 law that seals the birth records of all adopted children in the state. Though such a law would not make all records for adults born in Rhode Island available, proponents say it will give adoptees access to their own familial and genetic information. Though the legislation has the approval of adoptees and their supporters, opponents worry the legislation would jeopardize the privacy of birth mothers and adoptive families.
Immigration reform activists rallied on the steps of the State House on Saturday after spending the day marching through Providence's neighborhoods and calling for legislation that would reform immigration on a national level. (Go here for a video of the State House rally.)
The ProJo is running a series this week that follows the lives of students, teachers, parents, and dropouts at Central Falls High School. Part One in today's paper (written by Brown's Visiting Lecturer in English Tom Mooney) follows Antonio Cruz as he goes from high school dropout to poet-rapper all while trying to earn his GED from the Blackstone Valley Community Action Program.
Rhode Island College will honor four people with honorary degrees at the school's commencement ceremonies later this month. Those honored include Senate President M. Teresa Paiva Weed, New England Conservatory Wind Ensemble founder Frank Battisti, Rhode Island Monthly Communications owner John Palumbo, and House Speaker Gordon Fox.


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Q: Cannot find html file from another folder I've recently changed the file structure of my project and now I cannot seem to get my html files to load properly.
I have followed the advice of a couple of different answers on this similar topic to no avail.
In regards to file structure, getIndexPageHandler is in src/controllers/index.go and index.html is in src/views/index.html
Also, when I use fmt.Println(filepath.Join(cwd, "./views/index.html")) it returns C:\Projects\Go\src\views\index.html
This confuses me, that's the direct path of the file so why is it telling me that index.html cannot be found whenever I try to navigate to it? Also I didn't post the router that calls this on the /index route but this exact block of code worked before when the html files were in the same directory as my controller files so I believe the error is in this block.
func getIndexPageHandler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
    cwd, err := os.Getwd()

    utils.CheckErr(err)

    template, err := template.ParseFiles(filepath.Join(cwd, "./views/index.html"), filepath.Join(cwd, "./views/header.html"))

    utils.CheckErr(err)

    w.Header().Set("Content-Type", "text/html; charset=utf-8")

    err = template.ExecuteTemplate(w, filepath.Join(cwd, "./views/index.html"), nil)

    utils.CheckErr(err)
}

A: The first part of the problem is that you're using ParseFiles, which uses the base name of the first file to set the returned *template.Template's name.
From the docs:

ParseFiles creates a new Template and parses the template definitions
  from the named files. The returned template's name will have the
  (base) name and (parsed) contents of the first file.

The second part is that you're using ExecuteTemplate passing the full path as the second argument while the docs say that its second argument should be the name of the template to execute.
the docs:

ExecuteTemplate applies the template associated with t that has the
  given name to the specified data object and writes the output to wr.

Couple ways to fix this:
// the name of t becomes the base of first file, which is "index.html"
t, err := template.ParseFiles(filepath.Join(cwd, "./views/index.html"), filepath.Join(cwd, "./views/header.html"))
utils.CheckErr(err)
w.Header().Set("Content-Type", "text/html; charset=utf-8")
// use the base name of the first file from ParseFiles
err = t.ExecuteTemplate(w, "index.html", nil)
utils.CheckErr(err)

Or
// specify desired name using New
t, err := template.New("my_template").ParseFiles(filepath.Join(cwd, "./views/index.html"), filepath.Join(cwd, "./views/header.html"))
utils.CheckErr(err)
w.Header().Set("Content-Type", "text/html; charset=utf-8")
// use the name specified with New
err = t.ExecuteTemplate(w, "my_template", nil)
utils.CheckErr(err)

Or
// don't care about name because we'll use Execute instead of ExecuteTemplate
t, err := template.ParseFiles(filepath.Join(cwd, "./views/index.html"), filepath.Join(cwd, "./views/header.html"))
utils.CheckErr(err)
w.Header().Set("Content-Type", "text/html; charset=utf-8")
// call Execute
err = t.Execute(w, nil)
utils.CheckErr(err)

Read more:

*

*https://golang.org/pkg/html/template/#New

*https://golang.org/pkg/html/template/#ParseFiles

*https://golang.org/pkg/html/template/#Template.ParseFiles

*https://golang.org/pkg/html/template/#Template.Execute

*https://golang.org/pkg/html/template/#Template.ExecuteTemplate

A: You need to use two dots, for one directory up.
"../views/index.html"


Following a six-month nationwide search, City of Pasadena Fire Chief Bertral Washington announced the placement of two new Deputy Chiefs: Jon Trautwein as Deputy Chief of Operations and Eugene Campbell, Jr., as Fire Marshal and Deputy Chief of Fire Prevention and Administration.
As Deputy Chief of Operations, Jon brings over 21 years of experience in a wide variety of positions within the Pasadena Fire Department and has served as Acting Deputy Chief of Operations for the last ten months. His prior Department service includes four years as a Battalion Chief in the areas of Operations, Emergency Medical Services, and Training, and as a Fire Captain, Paramedic, and Firefighter. He also served four years as the Pasadena Fire Management Association President and seven years on the Pasadena Firefighters Association Board. In addition to recently completing the first year of the Executive Fire Officer Program at the National Fire Academy, Jon holds State of California Chief and Fire Officer Certifications and a Bachelor's Degree from California State University, Northridge.
Gene brings 23 years of fire service experience from the Cities of Las Vegas and Dallas where he served respectively as Deputy Chief and Assistant Chief. His extensive industry experience also includes community risk reduction, training, homeland security and overseeing major special events. Gene's distinguished career in the fire service is supplemented by his most recent tenure as Director of Safety and Security for Plainfield (NJ) Public Schools. Early on in his career, Gene was a Police Officer with the North Las Vegas Police Department and also served in the United States Air Force. He is a graduate of the National Fire Academy Executive Fire Officer Program and the Naval Post Graduate School's Executive Leadership program, holds Chief Fire Officer Designation from the Center for Public Safety Excellence along with numerous other leadership credentials. Gene holds a Master of Science Degree in Educational Leadership and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Work Force Education, both from the University of Nevada at Las Vegas.
"It's been an honor to be involved in helping Chief Washington build his team and expand on our contributions to this incredible city", stated Teri Black, CEO of the search firm that specializes in local government placements.


The stadium has been present in the Libyan landscape for 50 years: it is becoming obsolete and in need of a renovation. Located in the centre of Tripoli and surrounded by a large amount of sport facilities, the 11th of June could offer an international sport landmark to the whole country.
We studied the demolition of the lower stand and the refurbishment of the whole stadium and its master plan.
The athletics track enables the stadium to be a multipurpose installation meeting, hence, international standards and regulations.
We also examined the creation of new facilities and equipments such as prayer rooms, snack bars, lounges and VIP/officials areas, creating thus more than 15.000 m2 of new areas.


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