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Bosley, Freeman Jr. 1954–
Freeman Bosley, Jr. 1954–
Attorney, politician
Neighborhood Pride Was Ingrained
A Family Interest in Local Politics
Running for Mayor
The Issue of Busing
Freeman Bosley, Jr., the great-grandson of a slave, was elected mayor of St. Louis, Missouri, and sworn in early in 1993. Bosley is recognized in St. Louis as a consensus builder who was able to garner votes from both the white and black residents of the city on a platform of fiscal belt-tightening and economic development in urban neighborhoods. A second-generation politician whose father has served St. Louis as an alderman for more than a decade, Bosley is the first African American mayor of that important Midwestern city. As a lifetime resident of the city he now runs, he achieved the top office by dedicating himself to the proposition that citizens of all races must work together to improve urban conditions.
Just prior to his election, Bosley told the St Louis Post Dispatch: "It takes both black and white keys to play 'The Star-Spangled Banner'… My father taught me that." That theme—of blacks and whites existing in harmony like the keys on a piano—has reverberated through Bosley's campaign and tenure as mayor of St. Louis. He has faced challenges from nature, with the devastating Mississippi floods of 1993, as well as the more controversial political challenges of curbing school busing programs and allocating more money for neighborhood school systems. In addition, he has sought to increase black participation in business and government. During his campaign, Bosley spoke repeatedly about the need for change in St. Louis, and his admonishments found an enthusiastic audience. St. Louis Post Dispatch correspondent Florence Shinkle noted that Bosley, a "temperate, mainstream" character, "begins hopefully with the expectancy that he will indeed effect unity in a polarized city."
Bosley is a third-generation St. Louisian. He grew up in a series of tightknit, urban neighborhoods, where his family and the others around him took great efforts to keep their properties clean and attractive. The mayor told the St. Louis Post Dispatch that in his younger days: "First you cleaned up the front yard, then the back yard, then your part of the alley. And if you didn't get your part of the alley cleaned up before your mother came out to inspect, you had to do the neighbor's part, too. Cleaning up doesn't take a lot of money, and I'm going to emphasize that."
Born Freeman Robertson Bosley, Jr., July 20, 1954, in St. Louis, MO; son of Freeman (a businessman and city alderman) and Marjorie (Robertson) Bosley; married wife, Darlynn (a special education teacher); children: Sydney (daughter). Education: University of St. Louis, B.A., 1976; University of St. Louis School of Law, J.D., 1979.
Legal Services of Eastern Missouri, St. Louis, attorney, 1979-81; Bussey & Jordan (law firm), associate, 1982; Circuit Court of St. Louis, clerk of the court, 1983-93; mayor of St. Louis, 1993—. Chairman of St. Louis Democratic Central Committee, 1990-93.
Addresses: Office —City Hall, Room 200, 1200 Market St., St. Louis, MO 63103.
Bosley's family members were also recognized as energetic and resourceful people who depended upon their ties to an extended group of relatives and in-laws. The patriarch was Preston Bosley, the son of an ex-slave in Arkansas who moved north to St. Louis at the turn of the century. Preston Bosley found work with the Railway Mail Service and later the U.S. Postal Service, where he was eventually promoted to a management position. Although he never held political office himself, the elder Bosley was committed to serving his neighborhood. He was a founder of the Yeatman Community Development Corporation and its accompanying Yeatman Community Health Center. Shinkle wrote of the mayor's grandfather: "The elder Bosley was a towering figure in north St. Louis.… The message of [his] life was that you had to work with whites; progress depended upon it."
Freeman Bosley, Sr., inherited his father's interest in community service. He too was seriously involved with the maintenance of his urban neighborhood, but he also became an advocate for civil rights during the 1950s and 1960s, when American society seemed to be drifting toward further polarization. Freeman Bosley, Jr., was born in 1954 into a family that pressed for fairness and equal treatment in a city that had yet to lose its manpower resources—both black and white—to suburban relocation. Bosley grew up in an urban neighborhood with movie theaters, businesses, and schools; he could walk to and from his classes through tidy streets. He shared his father's pride in the community's accomplishments and the subsequent concern over the city's deterioration as the 1960s progressed.
When Bosley was a youngster, his father founded a record company and then later managed a mattress factory. His mother, Marjorie, was a schoolteacher. Bosley attended public schools in St. Louis and, after graduating, took both his undergraduate and law degrees from the University of St. Louis. By the time Bosley had finished his schooling in the mid-1970s, his father had decided to enter politics formally.
Bosley recalled in the St. Louis Post Dispatch that the first time his father ran for alderman in 1973, "we lost by 135 votes. And oh, my father wanted it so bad.… We knew we could win next time with a little bit better organization." The next chance came in 1977, and sure enough, Bosley, Sr., won the Third Ward alderman slot. He got 85 percent of the vote. He proceeded to forge a colorful and somewhat controversial career in St. Louis city government, making as many enemies as friends and creating what some observers felt was a political liability for his son. Such predictions proved ill-founded, however, when Bosley, Jr., later garnered political support from some of his father's former adversaries in St. Louis government.
With his father comfortably situated in City Hall, Bosley turned his attention to his own political career. He worked first as an attorney for the indigent with Legal Services for Eastern Missouri. Bosley's supervisor there, Richard Teitelman, remembered the young lawyer as "just like the rest of his family: he'd take on General Motors if he thought there was cause." In 1982 Bosley ran for his first elected office—clerk of the St. Louis Circuit Court. He won the position and served in that capacity for a decade, supervising 200 employees and an annual budget in excess of $35 million.
The first Bosley to bid for the post of mayor of St. Louis was Bosley, Sr. He ran for the office in 1985 with his son's help but was defeated by the incumbent, Vincent Schoe-mehl. Soon after, father and son began to consider the younger Bosley's chances of achieving high office. Bos-ley, Sr., had never missed an opportunity to be flamboyant; occasionally he was controversial, as when he led a boycott of white-owned businesses in St. Louis. On the other hand, Bosley, Jr., had been an activist in college but had since established a more conciliatory policy that would be attractive to St. Louis's white population—still slightly more than 50 percent of the whole.
Both Bosleys viewed St. Louis's changing fortunes with dismay. While the population declined by almost 200,000 people and the neighborhoods became dilapidated and abandoned, money was allotted for improvements to the downtown district along the riverfront where tourists and conventioneers congregated. Bosley, Jr., accepted this cosmetic urban renewal as beneficial for the St. Louis economy, but he also felt that prosperity should extend into the residential neighborhoods—both white and black— where people actually lived.
According to Debbie Howlett in USA Today, Bosley's success as a candidate for mayor was seen "as a repudiation of Schoemehl, who pushed to rebuild downtown. Though largely successful, the redevelopment produced mostly service jobs, not the high-paid assembly line work once so prevalent [in St. Louis]." Bosley put it more succinctly in the same article: "Development is great, but if you don't have people in the city, it all goes to pot."
Freeman Bosley, Jr., was one of five democratic candidates who chose to run for the mayor's seat in 1992. He was considered an underdog, especially after Thomas A. Villa, the president of the city's aldermen, filed for candidacy. While Villa proceeded to amass a million dollar campaign fund, Bosley, his wife, Darlynn, and his daughter, Sydney, hit the streets, knocking on doors in all parts of St. Louis and making inroads with white constituents.
The race for mayor was essentially decided during the Democratic primary election—a Republican had not served as mayor of St. Louis for almost 50 years. To the surprise of some longtime political observers, Bosley won the primary in a close election. Later in 1992 he defeated a Republican challenger by a landslide. Assessing his victory in Ebony magazine, Bosley said: "The key… was having a wife who was supportive enough to allow me to go through all this. It puts a lot of stress on a family to run for an office of this magnitude. So just having Darlynn there working on the campaign and managing phone banks has been extremely important."
Bosley was sworn in as mayor of St. Louis on April 20, 1993, becoming the first African American to hold that office in the history of the city. During his inaugural address—held during a rain storm—he pledged that his administration would listen to the wishes, hopes, and dreams of all St. Louisians. He also promised to reform an outdated city bureaucracy and to wrest control of the urban police force from the state of Missouri. He called for a unity of purpose in the city that would help to facilitate genuine change. "It takes blacks and whites, all ethnic and cultural groups, to make this city great," he concluded.
Bosley planned to begin his tenure as mayor with an aggressive 100-day program of reform. His intentions were waylaid by a natural disaster of epic proportions—the summer flooding of the Mississippi River that inundated parts of St. Louis with water and caused widespread power outages and shortages of drinking water. Most of Bosley's earliest days as mayor were consumed by the pressing problems created by the flooding. Only when that crisis lifted was he able to begin to formulate an agenda.
After years of legal wrangling in the 1960s and 1970s, a school desegregation law was passed in Missouri that led to the busing of inner-city students to the suburbs for their education. Today, children from St. Louis proper might ride 30 minutes each way to school, while the facilities in their own neighborhoods stand closed or underused. Bosley sees school busing as a poor use of public funds for education. He wants to discontinue the program and pump extra money into the neighborhood schools, even if they would be segregated as a matter of demographics.
"What has busing done for the black community?" Bosley asked in the Los Angeles Times. "We still have 47 all-black schools (in St. Louis) after 11 years of integration (out of 50 city schools), we're losing some of our best minds to the suburbs, and we can't afford to pay for basic improvements and equipment at most of our schools. It's time to try something else." He added: "We're never going to trust our own schools and our own neighborhoods as long as we keep sending our kids off to the suburbs every morning."
The mayor of St. Louis sees the busing issue as one cornerstone of a sweeping plan to restore and rehabilitate St. Louis's residential neighborhoods—the central issue upon which he based his campaign. According to Bosley, aü of St. Louis's citizens must work together and accept sacrifices in order to revitalize the city. During his inaugural address, as reprinted in the St. Louis Post Dispatch, Bosley stated: "Being the mayor of this great city is going to be my greatest challenge. And I promise to rise to the occasion with unrelenting drive and energy. But just as I am going to work hard, I am going to challenge you. Your challenge is to meet me halfway as we travel this road together." He concluded: "The work we have to do together will be hard, tedious, complicated, and trying. It will require sacrifice, not only from City Hall, but from all of you.… Let's pull together, St. Louis."
Black Enterprise, May 1994, pp. 64-66.
Chicago TribuneD, 4, 1993, p. 10.
Christian Science Monitor, July 30, 1993, p. 3.
Ebony, July 1993, pp. 40-41.
Emerge, March 1994, pp. 52-55.
Los Angeles Times, November 16, 1993, p. A-1.
St. Louis Post Dispatch, December 30, 1992, p. A-3; April 11, 1993, p. C-1; April 21, 1993, pp. A-1, C-1.
USA Today, April 5, 1993, p. A-6.
—Mark Kram
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The chlorine standard for drinking water according to Standard Organization 1053 is 0.5 to 0.6 mg / l. Methods for disinfecting drinking water are always used, the most important being chlorination. Chlorination is done to improve the microbial health of water, control the growth of micro-organisms and prevent the re-growth of water organisms. Chlorine is a disinfectant. Disinfectants are substances that are added to water during the treatment process, especially for drinking purposes, to prevent the growth of germs in the water. Chlorination can be very hazardous to human health because of its toxicity, but since adding chlorine to water can be much more dangerous, the World Health Organization has stated that the consequences are far less than its benefits and better. It has to be done.
Research has shown that the likelihood of cancer being caused by exposure to chlorinated water in pools is 25 per cent and in drinking water 6 per million.
for chlorination of water, they usually use hypochloroacid, which is obtained by using calcium hypochlorite salt. This salt in water converts to hypochlorite ion. During the chlorination process, the acidity of the water should be monitored, highly acidic PH causes corrosion of the material, and the advantage of alkaline PH is that the pool water prevents the conversion of ammonia to chlorine, which is detrimental to the health of the eye. Materials such as sodium bisulfate or sodium carbonate, etc. are used to adjust the pH of the water so that the equilibrium shifts to the production of hypochlorite acid which is more disinfecting.
One of the problems with the chlorination process is the production of organic chlorides, which are highly toxic and hazardous substances. For example, chlorides reacted with toxic phenolic compounds with a nasty odor. Another toxic and dangerous substance is chloroform, which is produced by the interaction of chlorine with hypochloroacid with water-soluble organic matter. Cloform in the water can cause anesthesia, respiratory paralysis and death. To avoid this danger, substances that do not produce chloroform are used, such as chlorine dioxide.
The different forms of chlorine used for chlorination of drinking water are:
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Chlorine is the first choice in many disinfectants because it is affordable and inexpensive and easy to use. Another compound that is added to water as disinfectants is chlorine ammonia, but its mechanism of action is slower than chlorine. Other chlorine compounds that are added to the water during the disinfection process include perchlorine or H.T.H or hypochlorite, which has a high percentage of chlorine and is used in drinking water for purification purposes. Perchlorine is sold as white powder by various factories producing laboratory materials. Other materials used in the chlorination process are sodium hypochlorite solution which can be used. Although there are many potential hazards to chlorination processes, chlorine is still used as a water disinfectant.
Chloride is stable in water because chloride ions usually do not undergo reactions such as oxidation-reduction, adsorption and bio-conversion. In the past, sodium chloride was used as a tracer because of the stability of the chlorides in the water, but nowadays it is used as dyes and radiators. The standard chloride ion concentration in uncontaminated freshwater is usually less than 10 mg / l. Increasing the concentration of chloride can be a sign of contamination and pathogenicity. As the high chloride content in water causes corrosion of metal structures and pipes and is harmful to many plant species, it is usually recommended that chloride concentrations in urban water be less than 250 mg / l, in less irrigated plants. Of 100 mg / l, and less than 50 mg / l in industrial applications.
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Fresh yeast, also called baker's yeast, cake yeast or compressed yeast is my preferred type of yeast when making bread. It should be kept in the fridge and lasts up to 4 weeks. Fresh yeast has no artificial additives. Although not widely available in Australian shops, it is possible to find it in some delis and bakeries.
To buy fresh yeast look for a nice creamy colour without any dark or dried out spots. It should smell pleasantly and crumble easily. Greyish yeast that is stretchy and gummy is past the required freshness and might produce unsatisfactory loaf. If in doubt, mix a small amount of yeast in some warm water with a tablespoon of flour. If it rises, it means it's still active.
Dry yeast on the other hand can be kept for up to 2 years. This is especially handy if you don't bake with yeast very often. However, dry yeast usually contains additive sorbitan monostearate (E491).
Fresh yeast packaging differs significantly. In Australia it's commonly produced in 1 kg blocks and then cut up into prepackaged small chunks or sold at the counter according to the customer's requirements. US cake of fresh yeast is packed in 0.6 oz or 17 grams. If a recipe of European origin asks for a cube of fresh yeast, the required weight is 42 grams or 1.5 oz or 2.5 US cake portions.
I am making brioche, and it says to dissolve the fresh yeast in milk. If I am using dried yeast do I still need to put it in milk or do I skip that step?
You can skip that step and mix dried yeast straight into the flour.
I've had real trouble finding fresh yeast. I'm quite near you in Melbourne. Can I ask where you buy fresh yeast?
Bakers Delight in Camberwell sells fresh yeast.
A recipe I'm using for brioche asks for 4g of fresh yeast as I don't have any I'm having to use dry. Using your conversion it means 1.3g of dry yeast. Seems too little yeast perhaps? Would you use the reduced amount or just a sachet of dry yeast 7g and hope for the best?
Whether or not 4g of fresh yeast is a small amount depends on how much flour is in that recipe and what is the recommended proving time. Given that brioche has eggs and butter added (that requires a bit more yeast to get that rich dough in action), does the recipe ask for overnight proving? Less yeast improves taste, but requires longer rising time. Without the recipe it's hard to know what would be best, but I would suggest you use 1/2 a sachet and follow the recipe. Hope this helps.
Let me know how did your brioche turn out.
i am substituting fresh yeast for a recipe that calls for dry yeast. As a result I am not sure when to and how to add the fresh yeast. Your help is greatly appreciated!
If you're kneading the dough by hand, it's best to dissolve the fresh yeast in a little water, than pour it into the flour with the rest of the liquids. If using a mixer with a dough hook or a bread making machine, you can can crumble the yeast directly into other ingredients.
I assume that the recipe is of US origin as it's asking for a cake of yeast which is 0.6 oz. Converted to dry yeast it's about 1/4 oz. or 7g envelope.
Most recipes these days call for active dry yeast or instant but I still prefer to use the fresh (compressed) yeast – because this is how my mother taught me to bake – by eye or sometimes by ratio of yeast to flour. It's hard to break a habit and I don't seem to get the same result with the granulated stuff.
Yours is the only conversion either way which I have found on the www.
Thank you again so much for all your help.
Thank you Vesna. your conversion is the one i have followed as being the most accurate.
I too prefer working with fresh yeast as my mother taught me.
You're welcome Claude. Happy baking!
Hello has anyone used fresh yeast in there bread machine on the dough setting.
If any one has I would love to know how you got on and your method.
I'm in the UK and I have a Panasonic Bread machine.
You can use fresh yeast in bread making machines. Simply crumble the yeast into the liquid (no need to cream it first), add other ingredients and set the program.
I did have a play and did as you suggested and my loaf turned out really well.
I also tried crumbling the fresh yeast into the flour as suggested by a French baker and that worked also.
I put the tepid water at the bottom of the pan, then the flour with yeast and sprinkled the salt at the very top.
I have given up using dried yeast now.
Thanks for the conversions and advice re bread machine . Ive just switched it on , so fingers crossed.
Hi I am making a mexican bread and I need 30 grams of dry yeast I dont know what to measure it in I have tablespoons, a measuring cup and teaspoons but how much do I PUT IN THEM IF I CANT measure in grams with these objects.
I would like to hear if you know what to do with dry yeast. I am from Denmark and my recipe says I need to mix 25g fresh yeast in cold water, but since I am in Canada I can only find dry yeast and on the package it says to put it in hot water. Should I put it in hot water as it says or can I put it in the cold water as my recipe says?
Generally, it's better not to put any yeast into hot water, especially fresh yeast, as the high temperature might kill it (yeast is living thing). Dry yeast tolerates warmer liquids than fresh though: by the time it absorbs the liquid, it cools down a bit. If using dry yeast I put it straight into the flour, but the rising process is faster if you hydrate dry yeast beforehand. The safest thing is to put whatever yeast you have in lukewarm water.
Your conversion looks good but I am using a recipe for a panettone which asks for 90g fresh yeast, which would convert to 30g dried yeast. That seems like a lot, although the recipe also calls for 5 cups of flour. What do you think?
Suzanne, although sugar, eggs and dried fruit in doughs call for more yeast, 90 g of fresh yeast sounds a lot for 5 cups of flour (roughly 700 – 750 g). Without the recipe it's hard to guess, but I wouldn't put more than 10, max. 15 g of dried yeast. Less yeast might lengthen the proving time, but you'll avoid yeasty flavour.
My European recipe calls for 80grams of fresh yeast what would the conversation to dry yeast be in teaspoons or packets.
Please refer to the conversion table above.


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The hours and days immediately following a public relations event offer a great opportunity to assess event effectiveness and identify what worked and what could be improved. There are some basic must-haves that clients should expect when a PR team plans and executes any publicity event.
Plan the timeline down to the last detail.
The team should have calendarized every aspect of the event from the moment the idea is confirmed. This begins with the date selection itself – avoiding proximity to holidays and seasonal happenings, for example. A good PR team will check event calendars on a number of different sites so as not to compete with any other similar goings-on. It's also recommended to query potential attendees to see what time is optimum. Recently we held a symposium in Washington DC that began at 4PM. That time worked well for the attendees, which we knew because we surveyed many of them in advance, but it probably wouldn't work for all audiences! From there, it's important to time the dissemination of attendee invitations, press releases, media alerts and post-event pitches with precision.
Have a structured and detailed run-of-show.
Ideally, the PR team is using the original plan developed for the event as a way to structure a comprehensive run-of-show to serve as the roadmap for a successful execution. We find it very effective to build the run-of-show collaboratively with other teams and vendors on a Google doc or other cloud-based program. The document will include all pre-event tasks, times and project owners up through each element of the event itself, the full script, and post-event work. There are some templates for an ROS that offer a good place to start.
As with any PR initiative, it's imperative for the team and any event-planning company, venue or other vendors to establish KPIs that include: total event attendees, media coverage, donations or number of sales leads depending on the type of event. We typically seek feedback on the event and use that intel to provide an all-encompassing POV of its successes and failures. For example, how many attendees signed up to receive content? If it's an annual occurrence, how did this year compare to previous years? The most effective measurement tool is often a post-event survey sent to attendees to determine satisfaction with a number of different elements including the venue, time of day, and speakers or entertainment.
Plan a traditional and digital media outreach.
The importance of a strategic media outreach plan cannot be stressed enough. For public events, this usually begins with creating and deploying calendar listings for print, online and broadcast media. If the event includes boldfaced names, there may be opportunities to pitch them for interviews ahead of time. Nearer to the day itself, the PR team will send press releases, and finally, to encourage day-of coverage, a media alert with aggressive follow-up. It is often after the event that the real PR push comes. Once we receive images, video or the highlights from a newsworthy speech or panel discussion, we package and pitch to relevant press for media coverage that can continue for weeks afterward.
Have a full event run-through.
Especially for more complicated events involving multiple speakers, video presentations and movement from one space to another, we recommend a dry run in the days (or hours) preceding it. Using the run-of-show and script as a guide, we invite appropriate vendors (such as A/V, lighting and music) as well as each speaker to go through the entire run-of-show. It's also very helpful to have someone less closely related to the project to offer an objective opinion on the proceedings and make some helpful tweaks.
If nothing from an event is shared on social media, did it even happen? Today's PR pros are tweeting, posting to Facebook and LinkedIn, uploading video to YouTube and slides to Slideshare before an event has even ended. It pays off handsomely to develop a sound social media plan that includes pre-event posts, live tweeting and post-event images and quotes calling attention to the highlights.
Write a thorough post-event report.
Look for an honest assessment to help team members plan future events. The report should assess all vendor performance, collateral, staffing levels and processes to build on success and improve any problem situations. Any effective post-event memo must include recommendations based on key learnings. These should cover every category, from initial invitations to thank-you notes. The more detail the team provides, the better. For example, we were told after a recent event that a speaker's presentation would be have been more compelling with better use of visuals. So rather than stop there, the report went on to include examples of the type of visuals the team envisioned. Every recommendation should provide a level of detail that can easily be worked into planning for the next event. Bonus tip: We find it helpful to designate one team member to take notes during the event so everyone isn't relying solely on memory. Tuck it into an app like Evernote for real efficiency.


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The Camp des Milles  was a French internment camp, opened in September 1939, in a former tile factory near the village of Les Milles, part of the commune of Aix-en-Provence (Bouches-du-Rhône). In October 2015, the site was chosen by UNESCO as the headquarters for its new Chair of Education for Citizenship, Human Sciences and Shared Memories.

Overview

History
The camp was first used to intern Germans and ex-Austrians living in the Marseille area, and by June 1940, some 3,500 artists and intellectuals were detained there. Inmates included men of letters such as Fritz Brugel, Lion Feuchtwanger, William Herzog, Alfred Kantorowicz, Golo Mann, Walter Hasenclever, scientists such as Nobel Prize laureate Otto Fritz Meyerhof, as well as musicians and painters such as Erich Itor Kahn, Hans Bellmer, Max Ernst, Hermann Henry Gowa, Gustave Herlich, Max Lingner, Ferdinand Springer, Franz Meyer, Jan Meyerowitz, Peter Lipman-Wulf, François Willi Wendt and Robert Liebknecht.<ref>{{cite book|first1=Jean-Marc |last1=Chouraqui|first2= Gilles |last2=Dorival|first3= Colette |last3=Zytnicki|title=Enjeux d'Histoire, Jeux de Mémoire: les Usages du Passé Juif|publisher= Maisonneuve & Larose|year= 2006| page= 548 |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=NJ25I02Q9OUC&dq=%22Fritz+Brugel%22&pg=PA548|isbn=9782706819216}}</ref>Memoire juive

Between 1941 and 1942 Le Camp des Milles was used as a transit camp for Jews, mainly men. Women were at the Centre Bompard in Marseille, while they waited for their visas and authorisations to emigrate. As emigration became impossible, Les Milles became one of the centres de rassemblement before deportation. About 2,000 of the inmates were shipped off to the Drancy internment camp on the way to Auschwitz. After the war, the site was briefly re-opened in 1946 as a factory.

Memorial

Since 1993, the sites serves as a World War II memorial. The "Fondation du camp des Milles: mémoire et éducation" (Foundation of the Camp des Milles: Memory and Education) is directed by Alain Chouraqui, a researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research.

On September 10, 2012, seventy years after the last train left from Les Milles to the Auschwitz concentration camp, the memorial was inaugurated by French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault. Elie Wiesel, Simone Veil and Serge Klarsfeld visited and praised the memorial.

The Memorial also includes the sculpture, "They will never be forgotten: Serge and Beate Klarsfeld, and Marceline Kogan" by Hal Goldberg.

Film
In 1995, a movie entitled Les Milles'' commemorating this camp and the events that took place in this camp at the time of the Armistice in June 1940 was made.

UNESCO Chair
On 8 October 2015, UNESCO launched its new Chair for Education for Citizenship, Human Sciences and Shared Memories at the Camp des Milles in the presence of French President François Hollande. The Chair will focus on research and activism centered on the history of the Holocaust, citizenship and the prevention of genocide. According to Hollande, the Chair will serve as "a national site for training and citizenship through memory."

See also
 Union générale des israélites de France

References

External links

 Website about the Camp des Milles
 The artists of the Camp des Milles (in French)
 Personal website about the camp (in French)
 Webpage about the camp (in French)

Aix-en-Provence
World War II internment camps in France
Buildings and structures in Aix-en-Provence
World War II memorials in France
Tourist attractions in Aix-en-Provence
Nazi concentration camps in France

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Boys basketball: Belchertown holds off Granby in battle of unbeatens
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GRANBY – Two teams walked into the Granby High School gymnasium with perfect records Thursday night. Only one of them left with their mark untarnished.
In a duel that stretched all the way to the dying seconds of the fourth quarter, visiting Belchertown outlasted Granby, 64-58, in a Bi-County West contest.
Both teams headed into Thursday night's contest knowing that it was going to be a close matchup between two sides that, on paper, look quite similar. The Orioles have struggled playing in Granby's gym in the past, but head coach Matt Stenuis said that Thursday, all the pieces came together.
"(Granby is) well coached, they played hard," Stenuis began. "Our goal was to match their intensity, and I think we did. And that was the difference in the game. The last few times we've come in this gym, Belchertown has not put (forth) their best effort. Tonight was our best effort."
The Orioles (6-0) jumped out to a fast start, taking the lead early and holding onto it through the first half, but Granby was never out of the contest. The hosts clawed their way back from a 22-9 deficit in the second quarter, going on a 10-0 run to pull back within three points, and entering halftime down just four points.
"We were there," Granby head coach Dylan Dubuc said. "We were there after a slow start. We didn't start playing our Granby basketball until maybe six minutes into the game."
Granby's offense played in fits and starts, riding the emotional highs and lows the entire contest. Whenever the hosts hit a big 3-pointer, the home crowd and bench would leap to their feet and the Rams would get a boost of adrenaline to carry them through. But though there were moments where Belchertown looked rattled, it was always able to calm back down and play its style of basketball, occasionally taking advantage of Granby's celebrations to strike back quickly.
"It was a super intense game. Their fans really came out and made it a lot more fun. I think if you can handle that pressure, the game is wicked fun," Belchertown's Joe Bianco said. "Some people just play better and pressure than others do. I thought we handled it wicked well tonight."
Both Bianco and teammate Tyler McDonald finished with 17 points apiece in the win, followed closely by teammate Carson Boscher with 15.
Belchertown's team has a large group of seniors who have been playing basketball together for the majority of their lives, back to their elementary school days. It's clear when watching them on the court that they know where everyone is going to be, and their passes were quick and crisp. That chemistry, as well as their experience and maturity, paid dividends in the final quarter, where they are able to build up a sizable 62-49 lead and stave off another late comeback attempt by Granby to hold on.
Like many teams around the area, the Rams (4-1) have also been dealing with a significant number of postponements in both their practice and game schedule. But for this team, it stretches back even further than that, according to Dubuc.
"Everybody's in the same boat. We have six seniors, we have two juniors that have a lot of experience. But missing last year was a huge, huge lapse in the growth of our players, and we're seeing it," Dubuc said of the program not playing during the 2020-21 campaign. "It's early in the season, [Belchertown is a] good ball club, and hopefully we learn and improve from this. But last year they would have been in seven or eight of those games and those are out the window because that season didn't exist."
One of the team's strengths, their endurance, has also taken a hit because of long stretches of time without games or practices. Coming into Thursday's contest, Granby had a six-day break, one day back on the court, and then another four days with no playing time.
"One of our strengths was our conditioning, and that went out the window when everybody gets sick, and yeah, you have a six day layoff – after a two day layoff, you lose your legs, you lose your lungs, never mind six," Dubuc said. "That's not an excuse, because everybody's in the same boat. There's people missing time everywhere. But did it show tonight? Absolutely."
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Telling Lies is a game from Sam Barlow, and it certainly feels like it. Much like his previous title, Her Story, this is a game about scrubbing through hours of video footage to piece together a narrative. This is a much bigger game with more characters and moments to unpack, which makes for a richer-but somewhat messier-experience.
Telling Lies opens like a TV show. There's an establishing shot and a short credits sequence that introduces you to a woman named Karen as she's arriving at her apartment to go through a huge amount of video footage. From there, you take control of Karen as she pores through this data on her computer to learn about the people in these videos and why they're important.
These archives are stored in RETINA, which is described as a tool for the NSA to gather and record video conversations for counterterrorism purposes in a file on Karen's external drive. The way this software operates is very similar to the video search tool in Her Story, which is to say that you search by text to pull up clips that mention the words you type in. Also similarly, your search results are limited to the first five clips that match your terms, meaning you'll have to do some digging and develop more specific searches as you play to get further into the data.
Searching for truth
Where Her Story was about reviewing interview recordings, Telling Lies is about observing people having normal video calls with each other. This complicates the game's storytelling in a few ways. First, conversations hop around between topics and don't follow a set procedure or logic. More importantly though, watching video from a video call only gives you access to half of a conversation. The other half is on a recording with the other person. RETINA seems to hold all of these "other halves," but finding them can be tricker than you think.
Fortunately, Telling Lies gives you a lot of tools to keep track of all these videos. As part of RETINA, you can bookmark moments in videos to revisit them later, or you can highlight dialogue and use it for a new search. You can even tag old clips, filter them, sort them, or view your entire history of search terms throughout your playthrough. These tools are all welcome, as Telling Lies sports over six hours of video footage, which is more than three times the amount that was in Her Story.
How do I decide when I am satisfied?
Unlike many games, Telling Lies doesn't give you specific quests or milestones to hit to reward you on the progress you're making. Much of the experience feels a lot like searching through files on your computer. It's messy, solitary, and not always rewarding. Your goal is to just understand how all of these videos are connected and the story that they tell. I am avoiding delving into the details of that story because that's core to the mystery and satisfaction of playing the game. Just trust me when I say it's well worth digging into.
Aside from the mystery, another big part of what makes scrubbing through these videos so compelling is the quality of the acting in Telling Lies. While it's certainly true there are some moments where characters deliver awkward lines (that I'm sure were written so they'd match some search terms but not others), certain scenes from this game have really stuck with me because of the acting. Conversations with flirtatious undertones, tender family moments, paranoid outbursts as things fly off the rails-all of these feature actors who understand and replicate the little ticks and mannerisms of people talking to each other through a screen.
Because of this, I'm less bothered by some of Telling Lies's more troublesome aspects, like navigation. Although RETINA gives you powerful tools for organizing videos, searching through them can still be a pain. Rewinding and fastforwarding video in particular both feel very slow, even when going at full speed. These tools are unfortunately almost always necessary to use on a clip because your search results play video from the moment where your search term is spoken, meaning you have to rewind clips to the beginning if you want to know what the full (half) conversation was like.
Telling Lies is a huge expansion on the ideas in Her Story. This makes for a game that feels less groundbreaking than its predecessor, but also somehow more ambitious. There are so many characters, storylines, and moving pieces in Telling Lies's footage that I'm surprised at how well you can explore it via game systems. While this exploration isn't always the fun part, the payoff is. The footage in Telling Lies goes beyond simple exposition or plot progression to deliver a lot of small, human moments that make digging through this messy archive feel real and compelling.
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EFCC asks customs to place Fayose on watch list,to prevent him from traveling out of Nigeria
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has written the Nigeria customs service, asking the agency to outgoing Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose on its watch list and also prevent him from leaving Nigeria.
Fayose, whose tenure ends on October 15, is being investigated by the EFCC for alleged abuse of office, money laundering, among others.
The anti-graft agency said in the September 12 letter that Ayo Fayose poses a flight risk and may leave the country via land borders, airports or even seaports.
Ibrahim Magu, acting chairman of the EFCC, told the Customs headquarters in Abuja Mr Fayose is under probe for conspiracy, abuse of office, official corruption, theft and money laundering.
The moves by federal authorities to tighten surveillance around Mr Fayose came as the governor was making public appeal to the EFCC that he would turn himself in for probe after leaving office.
The governor recently wrote the anti-graft office, saying he would be available for questioning in the afternoon of October 16, when he would hand over power and consequently lose immunity from criminal prosecution.
Fayose's prosecution is coming after the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) lost the July 2018 governorship election in Ekiti state. Kayode Fayemi, candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), defeated Olusola Kolapo to win the election. Fayose is being investigated by the EFCC for alleged abuse of office, money laundering, among others.
It should also be noted that the Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose, had promised to make himself available to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Governor Fayose disclosed this in a letter dated September 10 and addressed to the acting EFCC Chairman, Mr Ibrahim Magu.
He said he would report at the EFFC office after handing over to the Ekiti State Governor-elect, Dr Kayode Fayemi, who will be sworn into office on October 16. The governor explained that several actions of the anti-graft agency, including the freezing of his account and an attempt to secure a temporary forfeiture of his properties indicated that there was a need to answer some questions.
The NCS consequently notified all its commands and formations across the country of the request and recommended immediate and strict compliance in a September 14 memo.
"There is a reasonable suspicion suggesting that he may likely leave the country either through the land borders, airports or seaports in order to evade investigation. Hence, you are kindly requested to watch-list him and arrest him," read the letter signed by Ibrahim Magu, acting chairman of the EFCC.
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Q: Rule for multiplying of Kronecker-delta-type functions I am trying to introduce a rule of multiplication of entries of a matrix which would have the following property:
delta[k,i]*delta[k,j]=delta[k,i]*delta[i,j]

and then produce some manipulation with the matrix, for example, calculate its square with respect to this rule. How can I introduce such rule in Mathematica? Of course, the multiplication of entries which have not equal indexes should be usual one.
UPD Also delta is symmetric. So, I expect instead of
In[1]:= Clear[delta];
         delta[k_, i_]*delta[k_, j_] :> delta[k, i]*delta[i, j];
         delta[k_, i_] :> delta[i, k];
         FullSimplify[delta[0, 1] (delta[0, 2] - delta[2, 1])]
Out[33]= delta[0, 1] (delta[0, 2] - delta[2, 1])

to get 0 as the answer.

A: note for your symmetry rule I expect you want to put the indices in some canonical order, here put lowest index first.
Expand[delta[0, 1] (delta[0, 2] - delta[2, 1]) ] //. {
  delta[k_, j_] /; k > j :> delta[j, k] ,
  delta[k_, i_]*delta[k_, j_] :> delta[k, i]*delta[i, j]}

0

Note expand is needed so the products appear explicitly. This is going to break if you have certain more complicated expressions such as products with more than two deltas.
I expect this can be handled using Simplify with TransformationFunctions as well. (That would obviate the need for Expand and leave expressions alone if no simplification is possible)


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While personal concern is sustained by a continuously growing faith in the value and meaning of life, the deepest motivation for leading our fellow human beings to the future is hope. For hope makes it possible to look beyond the fulfillment of urgent wishes and pressing desires and offers a vision beyond human suffering and even death. A Christian leader is a person of hope whose strength in the final analysis is based neither on self-confidence derived from his personality, nor on specific expectations for the future, but on a promise given to him or her.
This promise not only made Abraham travel to unknown territory; it not only inspired Moses to lead his people out of slavery; it is also the guiding motive for any Christian who keeps pointing to new life even in the face of corruption and death.
Without this hope, we will never be able to see value and meaning in the encounter with a decaying human being and become personally concerned. This hope stretches far beyond the limitations of one's own psychological strength, for it is anchored not just in the soul of the individual but in God's self-disclosure in history. Leadership therefore is not called Christian because it is permeated with optimism against all the odds of life, but because it is grounded in the historic Christ-event which is understood as a definitive breach in the deterministic chain of human trial and error, and as a dramatic affirmation that there is light on the other side of darkness.
Every attempt to attach this hope of visible symptoms in our surroundings becomes a temptation when it prevents us from the realization that promises, not concrete successes, are the basis for Christian leadership. Many ministers, priests and Christian laypersons have become disillusioned, bitter and even hostile when years of hard work bear no fruit, when little change is accomplished. Building a vocation on the expectation of concrete results, however, is like building a house on sand instead of on solid rock, and even takes away the ability to accept successes as free gifts.
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After an 818 mile drive from Pennsylvania to Georgia, eleven TFP Student Action volunteers reached Fort Benning. The purpose of the trip was to honor the troops at God Bless Fort Benning Day. On the same weekend of November 22, my colleagues and I witnessed a disturbing leftist protest lead by the School of the Americas Watch.
Every year since 1990 an eclectic mix of anti-military protesters gathers at the gates of Fort Benning clamoring for the closure of the Western Hemisphere Institute of Security Cooperation (WHINSEC) once known as the School of the Americas. The institute trains Latin American officers to protect their respective countries against the ongoing threats caused by communist guerillas and narco-terrorists.
It was windy and cold on Saturday morning as God Bless Fort Benning Day activities got started. However, approximately 10,000 soldiers and local residents attended the event held in downtown Columbus, filling several city blocks on Broadway. U.S. Army vehicles and weapon exhibits attracted attention and children enjoyed taking turns handling the controls of the Stryker armored combat vehicle on display or watching Army Rangers demonstrate hand-to-hand combat skills.
TFP Student Action members displayed a large banner, reading: "Thank you Fort Benning! We admire the virtues of military life: honor, sacrifice, discipline, hierarchy, order and love of country." A printed statement titled Who Will Guarantee the Peace? was distributed and we also brought a good supply of Saint Michael Medals for the troops, depicting Saint Michael crushing the head of the serpent.
There is a passage in the Apocalypse which describes Saint Michael and his angels defeating Satan during a decisive battle in Heaven. For centuries, Saint Michael has been the patron and protector of warriors and later, paratroopers and commandos. Fort Benning is home of the Army Airborne Jump School. Perhaps that is why soldiers treasured the medals so much: "Thank you, sir. Thank you very much. My commander uses one on his dog tags," said one grateful soldier.
Mr. Thomas Schneider held a sign offering the medals.
Mr. Thomas Schneider held a sign offering the medals. He soon ran out. However, a group of soldiers in fatigues followed him to a nearby location where we kept a larger supply of medals. They wanted to make sure they each got one and some immediately went to work attaching the medals to their dog tags.
Every soldier I met was respectful and courteous. It was refreshing to see so many young men in uniform serving their country, following the discipline and order of military life, committed to a purpose higher than themselves.
Mr. Cesar Franco debating with protesters.
When I entered the perimeter of the leftist protest, I met a chaotic mass of about 5,000 protesters. With the image of the clean cut soldier still fresh in my mind, I was jolted by the bizarre appearance of the protesters. What a striking contrast! Nose rings, body piercing, destroyed jeans, disheveled hair, filthy clothing, and distasteful tattoos abounded. My sense of smell was immediately assaulted by a barrage of disagreeable body odors giving me the sensation that I was walking among a horde of uncivilized tribesmen before the discovery of running water. The monotonous rumble of tribal drums was constant and smoke from sidewalk barbeque grills clouded the brisk air. "So, this is what the hippy revolution and Berkeley revolts of the 60's must have looked like," I thought to myself.
On stage, a performer sung into the microphone, lauding the union of socialists, Catholics, anarchists and homosexuals. The number of nuns and members of religious orders in traditional habit intermingled with unkempt hippies was simply shocking. There was a large number of college students wearing T-shirts emblazoned with the names of prominent Catholic universities as well. Apparently, they receive college credits and a free ride.
The SOA Watch program announces a presentation by Bishop Thomas Gumbelton. It also refers to Janice Sever-Duszynska, a woman in open conflict with Catholic teaching, as a "Catholic priest." Moreover, the program advertises a new film featuring Fr. Roy Bourgeois and leaders of the SOA Watch movement. To my great surprise, the ad highlights how the film premiered on Islamic TV network Al Jazeera, the same network which broadcasted Bin Laden recordings after 9/11.
What I witnessed made me understand that this protest is crafted as a recruiting tool of the left. It attracts radical homosexuals, pro-abortionists, environmentalists, Marxists, anarchists, atheists, hippies, liberal professors and dissident Catholics.
"It's a pity. But God told me to protest at Fort Benning," she answered.
"Did God tell you to wear ripped jeans too?" he inquired.
"No. God does not exist," she stammered.
"The military profession is a noble occupation worthy of respect and honor," said TFP volunteer Cesar Franco. "And Catholic doctrine supports the legitimacy of just war." His remark did not settle well with the protester who flatly disagreed. "For example, don't you think it was just for American soldiers to fight the Nazis?" asked Mr. Franco.
"Do you support a cure for cancer?" asked Mr. Franco.
"Sure I do," answered the protester.
The protester had no answer.
There was another interesting exchange when one of my TFP colleagues asked a protester: "Are you against terrorists?" The protester refused to say yes. "Are you against Colombia's communist FARC?" continued my colleague.
"Oh, yes. I am against violence," responded the protester.
"Then you should be against terrorists because they are violent people," said my colleague.
The protester still refused to agree.
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Governors, leaders, managers and staff at St Mary's College have created an "aspirational culture" leading to a glowing report and a "good" rating by Ofsted inspectors.
The Ofsted report - which was published on 2nd April 2019 - states in a highly positive summary: "Governors, leaders, managers and staff have created an aspirational culture where staff and students work together.
"They provide a high-quality education which supports students to fulfil their potential." The report goes on to list a range of areas where the college has improved significantly since its last inspection in May 2017.
- Students develop the knowledge and technical skills they need for further study. Consequently, the vast majority progress into further study or higher education, often to prestigious universities.
- Students have a positive attitude to learning. They take pride in their work, and the proportion of students who achieve their qualification is high.
- Students produce work of a good standard and meet or exceed the requirements of their programme.
St Mary's Principal Jenny Singleton said: "All of the staff at St Mary's are passionate about teaching and learning and I am delighted that Ofsted has recognised the huge strides that have been made in terms of driving up standards and creating a positive, inclusive and happy learning environment."
Vice Principal Elissa Best concluded: "This new report means that St Mary's College is now the best standalone sixth form college in Blackburn in terms of Ofsted grading.
"We all feel very proud of our students and staff, we look forward to working together towards becoming an 'outstanding' college."
St Mary's College offers a wide range of courses across A Levels and BTEC courses.
There are still places available on some courses for September 2019 start.


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Around 2:30 a.m., Wesley Hall went to check on an often burglarized home he owns in Omaha, Neb. and noticed signs of a break in. After retrieving a pistol, Hall entered the house and called out, "I'm the homeowner, I have a gun, I'm just looking, just come out, I don't want to scare you." When he received no answer, Hall entered the house to investigate and came upon a burglar who had been stealing copper. Hall ordered the criminal not to move, but the thief instead lunged for Hall, at which point Hall opened fire, striking the intruder in the leg and ending the attempted burglary. The thief, who has prior convictions for drugs and forgery, was taken to a local hospital where he is expected to survive. Unfortunately, due to Omaha's onerous local handgun registration law, Hall now faces the charge of possessing an unregistered handgun; this, despite having complied with the burdensome handgun registration scheme in California, where he purchased the gun several years ago.


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Day 76 – Kyoto – Mochi Express, All Aboard!
We started off the morning thinking about maybe going outside for breakfast but the fresh rice bread was so delicious we couldn't say no. Too bad I don't have any pictures of our simple yet awesome breakfast.
With our bags good to go, we checked out and made our way to the Osaka station (subway from Nishinagahori station to Taisho and then JR circle line around to Osaka station). Kyoto actually isn't that far so it only took us around 30 minutes to get there. Once in Kyoto (argh still regret that I never took any photos of the station or inside because it was quite unique), we walked to our Ryokan called Ryokan Shimizu which I had found through TripAdvisor. More on the Ryokan later. We weren't able to check-in because we got there so early so we just dropped off our bags and headed out to start our Kyoto adventure.
Waiting for our train to Kyoto.
We first needed to eat some lunch so we found this fast food restaurant right by the ryokan and ate there first.
Fancy ordering machines that totally bamboozled us.
After that we walked back to the main station and at first had a lot of trouble figuring out where the bus was that would take us to Kiyomizu. We asked a couple as we were trying to find our way and they pointed us in the right direction. Once we got into line the couple came back and gave us their 1 day pass since they were heading back to Osaka – sweet!
Once we got off the bus we first made our hike up the traditional streets to our first temple, Kiyomizu-dera, a Buddhist temple. Attached to the side of this temple is the Jishu Shrine where there are these Love Stones separated by a distance and if you can walk safely from one stone to the other with closed eyes then your love will be realized. It was pretty hilarious watching people attempt this without cheating or bumping into people.
Hike up to see our first temple in Kyoto.
Steps up to Jishu Shrine.
Artist rendering of the temple near the viewing point.
It was such an incredibly hot day that after we were halfway through the temple we found a little snack shop that sold strawberry shaved ice and caved right away.
We took the obligatory photos around the area and then made our way down an intricate labyrinth of winding traditional Japanese streets with traditional homes, gardens. Today of course it's purely souvenir shops with hoards of tourists walking up and down. I was okay with this because before long we discovered the mochi stores and oh my god what a discovery it was. What made these stores so godly was the fact that they had unlimited and unguarded samples out in the open for all their flavours. I just went about berserk at these stores. I've never had so many free mochi's in my life. There were so many different flavours to try and to re-try of course.
Walkway up to another temple/shrine we didn't go to.
I'm not sure if these girls were real geishas…wannabe geishas or just normal people doing a dress up but everyone headed their direction once they were spotted on one of the side streets. We joined.
Some sort of famous women's cosmetic-ey store specializing in anti-face oil sheets. I really don't know okay.
Perfect example of the streets we were walking through.
These sticky rice balls that didn't turn out to be that great. They really like their brown sugar syrup in Japan.
These streets ended up taking up a good chunk of our afternoon that we were just able fit in one more temple at the end – Kodaiji Temple. Situated on the footsteps of the Higashiyama mountains. It was a very quiet and serene. It even had it's own zen garden. This temple was a little bit more interesting as well because we got to walk through some of the building's ancient corridors.
Instructions on how to touch statues.
We walked further north along the main pathway with a detour to Yasaka Shrine but after passing the Maruyama Park (famous for it's cherry blossoms when in season), Chion-in Temple and Shoren-in Temple were closed so we basically just walked by them before turning around and following a canal to the main street of Shijo Street.
During our quick walk-through of Yasaka Shrine.
The famous cherry tree at Maruyama Park.
Glimpse of the sunset as we walked.
We didn't exactly have plans for a restaurant and initially I thought we could eat around the Gion area (Geisha district) but we walked across the bridge to find that there was a local festival happening which worked out perfectly for us. Along the main river, it was main a food festival so we got down there and started lining up for stuff that looked good. We had food all along the festival and walked to the other end and back. By the time we were back we were stuffed and exhausted from a very long day.
We decided to then just cab back (quite expensive) and call it a night at the ryokan.
Staying at a ryokan is part of the whole Kyoto cultural experience as this is how Japanese used to live hundreds of years ago. Since you're in the cultural capital of Japan you might as well do as the Japanese ancestors. However most ryokans that you find around the city are quite expensive and tailor to the more wealthy with a ton of amenities and services. I was seeing costs upwards to 150+. Since we were looking for something a bit economical, Ryokan Shimizu was perfect. In a way it was more like a hostel than anything except they only offered private rooms and each of the rooms are furnished in the ryokan style with the tatami bamboo mats, minimal furnishings and small mattress. Ours was definitely not fancy as you might see from some of the pictures but since we were barely staying at our ryokan and most of the time was on the road I thought we experienced enough to know what a ryokan is about. That being said if I ever go back to Kyoto I might dish out a bit more money for one night in a fancier ryokan just to see what it's like. To complete the package we were also able to try a traditional Japanese breakfast the next day which is another big reason why people try to stay at a ryokan.
When you travel without a guide you kind of lose sight of some of the fun facts but feel free to zoom into some of the plaques we took pictures of haha.
Definitely try out a ryokan while you're in Kyoto. For something on the budget side of things Ryokan Shimizu is perfect. It's clean, it has it's own en-suite bathroom and is close to transportation. Get the ryokan experience for a fraction of the cost.
You can easily spend a full day in the Higashiyama Area and I would highly recommend it if you have 2 days to work with.
To read about my adventures on our second day in Kyoto where our highlight was definitely the Fushimi Inari Shrine, check out Day 77 – Kyoto – Infinite Torii Gates.


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This card is for my grandson's 15th birthday. I double cut the stars and glue dotted a wire between the stars. The gift box has washi tape on it and I completly covered the gift box with foam tape. The wire from the stars stuck on the foam. The blue background was embossed with cascading stars and then sanded. Got to love that glitter paper.


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Continuing the tradition of amazing Trance shows, #TeamDoD is back with another heavy hitter to add to it's series.
Ralph Kyau and Steven Moebius Albert are known to the EDM world as Kyau & Albert – possibly one of the most original DJ/Producer duos in the modern day Electronic Dance Music circuit.
The two Germans have produced such massive club hits like "Made Of Sun", "Velvet Morning", "Walk Down", "Kiksu", "Are You Fine?", "Always A Fool", "Megashira", "I Love You", "A Nigth Like This" and "Another Time". One little known K&A fact: all male vocals come from Steven Moebius Albert himself!
Kyau & Albert deliver massive, cutting edge DJ sets and their energy behind the decks is just simply infectious. Catching them live is something people won't soon forget!


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Class ArrayResourceCollection

A collection of Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource instances backed by an array.

Puli\Repository\Resource\Collection\ArrayResourceCollection
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				Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection

Direct known subclasses

			Puli\Repository\Resource\Collection\FilesystemResourceCollection

		Namespace: Puli\Repository\Resource\Collection

				Author:
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			Located at Resource/Collection/ArrayResourceCollection.php

Methods summary

			 public

		#
		__construct( Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource[] <var>$resources</var> = array() )

Creates a new collection.

Creates a new collection.

You can pass the resources that you want to initially store in the
collection as argument.

Parameters

<var>$resources</var>

The resources to store in the collection.

Throws

					InvalidArgumentException

If the resources are not an array
                                     and not a traversable object.

					Puli\Repository\Api\UnsupportedResourceException

If a resource does not implement
                                     Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource.

			 public

		#
		add( Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource <var>$resource</var> )

Adds a resource to the collection.

Adds a resource to the collection.

Parameters

<var>$resource</var>

The added resource.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::add()

			 public

		#
		set( integer <var>$key</var>, Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource <var>$resource</var> )

Sets a resource at a collection key.

Sets a resource at a collection key.

Parameters

<var>$key</var>

The collection key.

<var>$resource</var>

The resource to set.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::set()

			 public

			Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource

		#
		get( integer <var>$key</var> )

Returns the resource for a collection key.

Returns the resource for a collection key.

Parameters

<var>$key</var>

The collection key.

Returns

					Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource
The resource at the key.

Throws

					OutOfBoundsException
If the key does not exist.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::get()

			 public

		#
		remove( integer <var>$key</var> )

Removes a collection key from the collection.

Removes a collection key from the collection.

Parameters

<var>$key</var>

The collection key.

Implementation of

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			boolean

		#
		has( integer <var>$key</var> )

Returns whether a collection key exists.

Returns whether a collection key exists.

Parameters

<var>$key</var>

The collection key.

Returns

					boolean
Whether the collection key exists.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::has()

			 public

		#
		clear( )

Removes all resources from the collection.

Removes all resources from the collection.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::clear()

			 public

			int[]

		#
		keys( )

Returns the keys of the collection.

Returns the keys of the collection.

Returns

					int[]
The collection keys.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::keys()

			 public

		#
		replace( Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource[] <var>$resources</var> )

Replaces the collection contents with the given resources.

Replaces the collection contents with the given resources.

Parameters

<var>$resources</var>

The resources to write into the
                             collection.

Throws

					InvalidArgumentException

If the resources are not an array and
                                     not a traversable object.

					Puli\Repository\Api\UnsupportedResourceException

If a resource does not implement
                                     Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::replace()

			 public

		#
		merge( Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource[] <var>$resources</var> )

Merges the given resources into the collection.

Merges the given resources into the collection.

Parameters

<var>$resources</var>

The resources to merge into the
                             collection.

Throws

					InvalidArgumentException

If the resources are not an array
                                     and not a traversable object.

					Puli\Repository\Api\UnsupportedResourceException

If a resource does not implement
                                     Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::merge()

			 public

			boolean

		#
		isEmpty( )

Returns whether the collection is empty.

Returns whether the collection is empty.

Returns

					boolean
Returns true only if the collection contains no resources.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::isEmpty()

			 public

		#
		offsetExists(  <var>$key</var> )

			 public

		#
		offsetGet(  <var>$key</var> )

			 public

		#
		offsetSet(  <var>$key</var>,  <var>$value</var> )

			 public

		#
		offsetUnset(  <var>$key</var> )

			 public

			string[]

		#
		getPaths( )

Returns the paths of all resources in the collection.

Returns the paths of all resources in the collection.

Returns

					string[]
The paths of the resources in the collection.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::getPaths()

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			string[]

		#
		getNames( )

Returns the names of all resources in the collection.

Returns the names of all resources in the collection.

Returns

					string[]
The names of the resources in the collection.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::getNames()

			 public

		#
		count( )

			 public

		#
		getIterator(  <var>$mode</var> = Puli\Repository\Resource\Collection\ResourceCollectionIterator::KEY_AS_CURSOR )

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IteratorAggregate::getIterator()

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			Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource[]

		#
		toArray( )

Returns the collection contents as array.

Returns the collection contents as array.

Returns

					Puli\Repository\Api\Resource\Resource[]
The resources in the collection.

Implementation of

Puli\Repository\Api\ResourceCollection::toArray()

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Ping G400 LS Tec Driver.
The Ping G400 LS Tec Driver (Low Spin) model is custom-engineered with tungsten weight closer to the face for promoting low, stable spin also with control. The multi-material design combines reduced drag, a forged face to increase speed and also distance. Furthermore a tungsten back weight for producing there fastest, most forgiving driver, ever.
The unique forging process and also patented heat-treatment process of the T9S+ face powers a thinner, hotter impact area. That is precision machined to elevate ball speed across the entire face for 16% more flexing and when paired with the aerodynamic gains, results in ball speeds nearly 2 mph faster. By making the face 6% thinner and 9% lighter than its predecessor, extra weight was placed strategically to tighten dispersion even further. The forged face was also instrumental in producing the powerful feel of the driver.
With a combined MOI over 9,000 and the deepest CG location in golf, there's no more forgiving driver available. A higher-density back weight helps with forgiveness and also allows you to customize your swing weight. You can fine-tune your launch conditions prior to a round by adjusting loft up to +-1º.
Extensive research and computer simulation coupled with music theory allowed the engineers to design internal architecture that fine-tuned the frequencies to produce a deeper and also more muted sound.
Dragonfly Technology creates an ultra-thin crown and skirt for weight savings to optimize the CG location and increase MOI for maximum forgiveness and also accuracy.
The bolder turbulators facilitate faster clubhead speed and help focus your eye for confidence. Dragonfly Technology extends to the skirt. Creating an "infinity edge" effect that adds to the inspiring look.


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Im A Celebrity
I'm a Celeb's Kayla: 'I pray it's me next'
Patrick McLennan Thu, December 2 10:09am
I'm a Celeb's Kayla: 'I pray it's me next'
Kayla Collins' bad day in the jungle was made worse by the arrival of an unwanted visitor in the camp and the mystery of a missing cereal bar.
The American Playboy Bunny admitted she was at the end of her tether after torrential rain left the I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! camp soaking wet.
She said: "Today is really rough for me, the thing is I'm a really tough, strong girl but I'm just not cut out for this. I take on the challenges because I'm not a quitter, but I hate it. I go to bed and I pray it's me that's next, I don't want to be here any more."
The model sobbed after the contestants were challenged to play a game to win letters from home, but did not manage to complete the task in time, meaning her letter went up in flames.
She also lost her temper with Dom Joly after she became convinced someone had stolen a Gillian McKeith cereal bar the celebrities had won in a game.
Dom told her to calm down, but she snapped back: "I'm not having a hissy fit, but you know what really makes me mad?… Never mind, you know what? F*** you."
The arrival of a cane toad which appeared close to her bed did not help her mood either.
She said: "That thing looks really mean. It's just staring at me. He is looking right at me with evil eyes."
Coronation Street Adam Barlow star reveals he came close to QUITTING the soap
Daniel Radcliffe discovers family SECRETS in his moving Who Do You Think You Are?
Emmerdale star Natalie J Robb: Why Moira CHEATS on Cain with Nate
Ryan gives Dawn some advice, but is she about to take it the wrong way?
7 things you didn't know about James Moore - AKA Emmerdale's Ryan Stocks
EastEnders star Lacey Turner on the SHOCK Stacey twist she never saw coming!


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Clusters of crystals ensure this glamorous statement necklace styles effortlessly with everything from crisp separates to your favorite little black dress. For a more modern way to wear it, try tucking it beneath a shirt collar.
Adjustable 17 to 20 inches with secure spring ring clasp.