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Senate Votes to De-Fund Planned Parenthood After It Sells Body Parts From Aborted Babies
The Senate voted today for a bill that would de-fund Planned Parenthood after it was caught selling the body parts of aborted babies. Hearings have exposed how the abortion company likely violated federal laws to sell the body parts.
The bill would block, for one year, most federal payments to Planned Parenthood. At least 89% of federal funding of Planned Parenthood would be blocked by this bill. The bill would repeal a number of major components of the Obamacare health law, including two of the major provisions that will lead to rationing of lifesaving care — the "Independent Payment Advisory Board" and the "excess benefits tax."
Senators voted 52-47 (see bottom for roll call) for the reconciliation bill which would de-fund Planned Parenthood and repeal major portions of Obamacare.
The bill now goes back to the House and will head to President Barack Obama once the House approves the measure. Though Obama will veto the bill, the vote makes it clear that, under a pro-life president, Congress can get a de-funding bill approved with a majority vote that the president would sign into law.
"Tonight's vote is a landmark victory for all who prioritize comprehensive women's health care over abortion industry profits. We thank Senate Leadership for following through on their promise to advance this defunding provision to the President's desk," said Susan B. Anthony List President Marjorie Dannenfelser.
"The debate over the reconciliation process has continued the national conversation on Planned Parenthood and established an important precedent for the next administration," continued Dannenfelser. "If Americans elect a pro-life president next year, and safeguard our pro-life majorities in Congress, this bill – and many others – could be law by 2017."
Leading up to a vote on the bill, the Senate defeated an amendment from pro-abortion Senators Patty Murray of Washington and Ron Wyden of Oregon that would send $1 billion in taxpayer dollars to Planned Parenthood and abortion businesses.
National Right to Life and other pro-life groups urged the Senate to defeat the pro-abortion amendment in letters leading up to the vote.
"The Murray-Wyden Amendment would strike Section 101, and replace it with language to authorize $1,000,000,000 for "eligible services" (with no exclusion for abortion) for any person "determined by a woman's health clinic or provider to need services," and for clinic "security." Only organizations that provide elective abortions would be eligible to receive these funds," National Right to Life explained.
The Senate voted 54-46 to table or kill the amendment, which would strike the section of the bill that de-funds Planned Parenthood. The vote saw Democrat Joe Manchin of West Virginia vote with Republicans to kill the pro-abortion amendment while pro-abortion Republican Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois voted with Democrats to support abortion.
The Senate then defeated 52-48 a second pro-abortion amendment sponsored by Kirk and Sens. Susan Collins (Maine) and Lisa Murkowski (Alaska) to strip the Planned Parenthood de-funding section from the ObamaCare repeal bill.
Sen. Mike Enzi, a pro-life Republican from Wyoming, rebutted claims that pro-life people are violent and that's why they are targeting Planned Parenthood for de-funding or that they somehow oppose women's health care.
"We certainly don't condone any of the violence anywhere in the United States," he said. "The best way to ensure that women and men have affordable healthcare is to pass this bill and repeal ObamaCare."
Family Research Council's Vice President for Government Affairs, David Christensen, made the following statement about the defeated amendments:
"The defeat of the Murray and Collins amendments is a victory for the American people. Across the country, people are tired of being forced by the federal government to partner with the abortion industry, including those engaged in the selling of baby body parts. This legislation protects women's health by reallocating funds to community health centers that provide a broader array of health services.
"The pro-life community stood together to advocate removing the flow of most tax dollars to Planned Parenthood through the budget reconciliation process, and the Senate rightly rejected efforts to force federal complicity in funding abortion groups. We look forward to final passage of the bill later this evening," concluded Christensen.
Obama is threatening to veto the de-funding measure and the threat comes after President Barack Obama warned pro-life people not to "demonize" Planned Parenthood in the wake of the shooting.
Obama has repeatedly threatened to veto any bill that stops taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood, issuing a veto threat in September and in July.
In August, Senate Democrats defeated an effort to revoke taxpayer funding for the Planned Parenthood abortion business by filibustering the bill and preventing a vote on it. Republicans were unable to secure the 60 voted needed to invoke cloture and stop debate on the bill, allowing an up or down vote. Republicans could only get 53 votes to shut off debate.
Then, in September, Senate Democrats voted to defeat a government funding bill that would de-fund the Planned Parenthood abortion business after it was caught in a series of 10 videos selling aborted babies and their body parts. The Senate voted 52 to 47 against ending debate.
Dozens of leading pro-life groups have already indicated their support for the bill, including the National Right to Life Committee. In a letter to members of Congress that NRLC provided to LifeNews.com, the group indicated it strongly supports the bill to de-fund Planned Parenthood.
"NRLC strongly supports the language in the bill that would block, for one year, most federal payments to affiliates of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA). It would close the largest pipeline for federal funding of Planned Parenthood, Medicaid, and apply as well to the CHIP and the Title V and Title XX block grant programs, thus covering roughly 89% of all federal funds to Planned Parenthood. The amounts denied to Planned Parenthood in effect are reallocated to community health centers," the pro-life group explained.
"Over one-third of all abortions in the U.S. are performed at PPFA-affiliated facilities. Longstanding objections to the massive federal funding of PPFA have been reinforced by recent widely publicized undercover videos, which illuminate the callous brutality that occurs daily in these abortion mills," NRLC added.
The reconciliation bill also repeals portions of Obamacare,including its rationing components. With regard to the rationing aspects of Obamacare, NRLC strongly supports a repeal.
"In addition, NRLC has always opposed the Obamacare law and advocated its repeal. With respect to H.R. 3762, we particularly endorse the components that would repeal the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB) and the "excess benefits tax" ("Cadillac Tax"), both dangerous mechanisms that would ultimately contribute to the rationing of lifesaving care," the right to life group said.
Leading pro-life groups that also support the reconciliation bill to de-fund Planned Parenthood include Susan B. Anthony List, National Right to Life, Family Research Council, March for Life, Concerned Women for America, Students for Life, Priests for Life, Operation Rescue, and American Life League, among others.
A new Congressional report finds that de-funding the Planned Parenthood abortion business — even for one year — would save "several thousand" unborn babies from the nightmare of abortion. The report also finds de-funding Planned Parenthood would save the federal government $235 million.
The expose' videos catching Planned Parenthood officials selling the body parts of aborted babies have shocked the nation. Here is a list of all eleven:
In the first video: Dr. Deborah Nucatola of Planned Parenthood commented on baby-crushing: "We've been very good at getting heart, lung, liver, because we know that, so I'm not gonna crush that part, I'm gonna basically crush below, I'm gonna crush above, and I'm gonna see if I can get it all intact."
In the second video: Planned Parenthood's Dr. Mary Gatter joked, "I want a Lamborghini" as she negotiated the best price for baby parts.
In the third video: Holly O'Donnell, a former Stem Express employee who worked inside a Planned Parenthood clinic, detailed first-hand the unspeakable atrocities and how she fainted in horror over handling baby legs.
In the fourth video: Planned Parenthood's Dr. Savita Ginde stated, "We don't want to do just a flat-fee (per baby) of like, $200. A per-item thing works a little better, just because we can see how much we can get out of it." She also laughed while looking at a plate of fetal kidneys that were "good to go."
In the fifth video: Melissa Farrell of Planned Parenthood-Gulf Coast in Houston boasted of Planned Parenthood's skill in obtaining "intact fetal cadavers" and how her "research" department "contributes so much to the bottom line of our organization here, you know we're one of the largest affiliates, our Research Department is the largest in the United States."
In the sixth video: Holly O'Donnell described technicians taking fetal parts without patient consent: "There were times when they would just take what they wanted. And these mothers don't know. And there's no way they would know."
In the seventh and perhaps most disturbing video: Holly O'Donnell described the harvesting, or "procurement," of organs from a nearly intact late-term fetus aborted at Planned Parenthood Mar Monte's Alameda clinic in San Jose, CA. "'You want to see something kind of cool,'" O'Donnell says her supervisor asked her. "And she just taps the heart, and it starts beating. And I'm sitting here and I'm looking at this fetus, and its heart is beating, and I don't know what to think."
In the eighth video: StemExpress CEO Cate Dyer admits Planned Parenthood sells "a lot of" fully intact aborted babies.
The ninth video: catches a Planned Parenthood medical director discussing how the abortion company sells fully intact aborted babies — including one who "just fell out" of the womb.
The 10th video: catches the nation's biggest abortion business selling specific body parts — including the heart, eyes and "gonads" of unborn babies.The video also shows the shocking ways in which Planned Parenthood officials admit that they are breaking federal law by selling aborted baby body parts for profit.
Unreleased Videos: Unreleased videos from CMP show Deb Vanderhei of Planned Parenthood caught on tape talking about how Planned Parenthood abortion business affiliates may "want to increase revenue [from selling baby parts] but we can't stop them…" Another video has a woman talking about the "financial incentives" of selling aborted baby body parts.
The 11th video: catches a texas Planned Parenthood abortionist planning to sell the intact heads of aborted babies for research. Amna Dermish is caught on tape describing an illegal partial-birth abortion procedure to terminate living, late-term unborn babies which she hopes will yield intact fetal heads for brain harvesting.
SIGN THE PETITION! Congress Must Investigate Planned Parenthood for Selling Aborted Baby Parts
The full, unedited videos have confirmed that revelations that some aborted baby remains sold by Planned Parenthood go to biotech companies for the purpose of creating "humanized" mice. Meanwhile, Planned Parenthood has been exposed as having sold body parts from aborted babies for as much as 15 years.
The federal law that technically prohibits the sale of aborted babies and their body parts was written by a pro-abortion Congressman decades ago and essentially spells out a process by which sellers of aborted baby body parts can meet certain criteria that allows the sales to be legal. That's why a Colorado congressman has introduced legislation to totally ban the sales of aborted baby body parts.
ROLL CALL VOTE ON BILL TO DE-FUND PLANNED PARENTHOOD – Yea vote = pro-life, Nay vote = pro-abortion
YEAs —52
Ernst (R-IA) Fischer (R-NE)
Paul (R-KY) Perdue (R-GA)
NAYs —47
Franken (D-MN) Gillibrand (D-NY)
Murphy (D-CT) Murray (D-WA)
Not Voting – 1


Over the next three decades, housing occupancy demand in Canada will continue to grow faster than our population; an outlook that differs from the apocalyptic scenarios of a crash in Canada's housing market that were predicted years ago.
Why the predictions of a market meltdown? The reasoning was largely demographic, based on the notion that the number of people exiting the housing market (the boomers) would exceed the number of new entrants (the busters) sometime in the mid-2000s. Rather than crash and crumble, the past decade has seen many of Canada's housing markets experience one of the most buoyant periods on record. Why did the market meltdown not occur? Simply put, the assumptions underpinning the apocalyptic scenario both over-simplified the forces that shape housing demand--there is more at work than just demographics--and they got the demographics wrong.
Today the baby bust generation (currently between the ages of 39 and 58) is actually larger than the baby boom generation (now 59 to 68) and, while the busters have fully entered the housing market, the boomers have not yet left it. In other words, the baby boomers have not yet had to be replaced in the housing market, and so additional housing was needed to accommodate the busters.
With this as a backdrop, Urban Futures' Canada Housing Series presents an outlook for Canada's housing market over the next three decades. Recognizing that housing markets are truly local, projections are also presented for nine of Canada's major metropolitan regions. The projections consider long-run trends in demographic change as well as changing lifecycle patterns of housing occupancy.
The research will have broad appeal, whether you are an urban planner, real estate developer, home builder, or investment manager, or whether you are just generally interested in the implications that changing demographics will have for housing markets across Canada in the coming years.
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The idea of a booster is to boost, or make louder, the sound of the guitar – pretty straightforward. This is required when an amplifier may not be loud enough and added headroom is required to better match the volume of the rest of the band. At other times, and in a more specific context, it may be to increase a guitar's volume only momentarily, such as during a lead and in order to be the predominate tone that floats higher into the stratosphere.
In essence, you can achieve a similar effect of a fully driven amp at more comfortable listening levels and without having to drive an amp as hard (similar to why some people choose to use distortion and drive boxes). And in doing so, a quality boost pedal will enhance an amp's characteristics rather than coloring it to any significant degree. And so, we have a second reason for using a booster, besides the added volume: they can provide that extra dimension without any significant alteration of the original timbre and tonal qualities of a raw guitar through its partnering amp.
There are various pedals that do offer a boost effect(for instance, some EQ pedals even offer this feature), but it's not always an issue of being louder. Usually when you want to stand out, with more boisterous authority, you also want to add some dazzle in the process. SolidGoldFX realized this concern when it developed Nitro, a multi-faceted, hand-made, hand-numbered boost-in-a-box that offers versatility beyond the typical boost one would expect in a 'one-trick-pony' pedal. I do consider this among the higher echelon of booster pedals as it does more than boost, adding a transparent, yet lively and melodious quality to a pre-existing tone without coloring it and while keeping noise to a minimum.
Next, my amp offers a potential mix in tube integration – all of EL84 tube sound, which is a heavier British response… or all of 6v6 tube sound, which is more of a cleaner American tube sound… or you can have a mix of both in any ratio. I turned the knob to the max in both instances. With the EL84s, there is a significant amount of added breakup and a lot more saturation – and without having to crank the amp. With the 6V6s, the tone remains smooth with less of that British rumble and tone fullness, but the fuzzy drive associated with that tube type, reminiscent of American metal, becomes more pronounced. That was my general observation, and so here are more specifics.
One obvious feature to this quality metal-construction-true-bypass pedal includes a Level control, which cuts or increases the boost, from very subtle to 'will you turn that down!' As you turn up the level you hear greater clarity, besides more volume, but the result is coupled with a slight edge or kick that avoids over-distortion – just enough to make its presence known and apparent. Music rings out clearer, which might suggest reducing amp volume, cranking the Nitro and achieving a more luminous tone in general without consideration for boosting in the first place!
The Mode switch selects between 'clean' and 'dirty' settings. The clean mode adds a quality that is reminiscent of Satriani or Vai, as the tone sparkles and is extremely responsive to playing, particularly with pinch harmonics. It adds a punch or fullness to the tone and yet remains true to the original signal. When on the 'dirty' setting, there is a bit more grain or grind, adding to a naturally compressed overdrive timbre (it does act as a formidable compressor, and the effect is obvious when compared to the clean setting that belts out the notes with more energetic intention). And like its counterpart, the SuperDrive, the Nitro is very responsive to a player's dynamics, as well as a guitar's pickup characteristics; the harder you play, the greater the wallop.
The more I use the Nitro, the more it reminds me of SolidGoldFx's SuperDrive, in that it is very 'amp-like,' enhancing what exists between pickups and amp without straying too far into left field. And when coupled with the SuperDrive, the Nitro acts as a close sibling, a twin that not only augments its birth partner, but compliments its every move.
The two-way Tone switch selects between bright and rich settings, the former being more treble whereas the latter is more mid-range with a good dose of bass. Some boosters are designed to enhance certain frequencies (usually treble) to help 'cut through the mix' (besides offering a general signal boost that has a similar amp-overdriving effect as is found on an amp and more linear-type boosters). The Nitro takes this one step further by allowing a guitarist to choose between a 'bass-mid' or a 'mid-treble' option. The first option offers more full-range qualities (getting you to that Clapton Cream response of a fat guitar), in that the treble is there, but the tone is more rich and diverse with a non-offending bottom end; the second option adds more bite or sizzling grime to the mix if you want to get down and dirty as the notes sear through the auditory canals.
Most pedals of this nature add noise to the eventual output, but the Nitro is surprisingly quiet considering what it offers to a guitarist's tone and volume. This is possible because it uses an ultra low noise JFET design (Junction Field Effect Transistor), which electronic composition results in very high input impedance with very low noise figures. Although more costly than bipolar transistors, JFET design technology is very suitable for extremely low level audio applications, as is found in quality audio preamplifiers, and SolidGoldFX applied this feature in the Nitro's sound architecture.
Preferring to play and compose moderate rock compositions (far from metal, usually), I fancy it at the beginning of the chain since it merely enhances and achieves a harmonic outcome that resonates the original guitar tone very beautifully – like breathing new life into what already exists – a fountain of youth for your tone, one could say. However, and it's easy to flip and flop with the Nitro, lead solos do sound quite engaging when it's at the end of the chain!
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Любица Петрович-Негош (; 23 декабря 1864 — 16 марта 1890) — принцесса Черногории, позднее в Сербии стала зваться принцессой Зоркой Черногорской — и более всего известна как принцесса Зорка.

Она была старшим ребёнком в семье черногорского монарха (будущего короля) Николы I и Милены Вукотич. Вышла замуж за сербского принца Петра Карагеоргиевича, ставшего в 1903 году королём Сербии.

Биография
Принцесса Зорка родилась в Цетинье, тогдашней столице княжества Черногории, в то время, когда там уже княжил её отец Никола I (дядя отца и его предшественник на престоле Данило II Петрович Негош был убит в 1860 году). Была окрещена через шесть дней после рождения в Дайбабском монастыре. Крёстным отцом был сербский князь Михаил III Обренович. Зорка обучалась в России, потом вернулась в Черногорию, где вышла за принца-изгнанника Петра Карагеоргиевича. Брак был устроен Николой I. Сестра Зорки, Елена, вышла замуж за будущего короля Италии Виктора Эммануила III.

По описаниям одного из комментаторов свадьба была пышной. Зорка вышла замуж за Петра в Цетинье 1 августа 1883 года. Церемония проходила согласно традициям Греческой православной церкви.

У них было пятеро детей:
 Елена (4 ноября 1884 — 16 октября 1962).
 Милена (28 апреля 1886 — 21 декабря 1887).
 Георгий (8 сентября 1887 — 17 октября 1972).
 Александр (16 декабря 1888 — 9 октября 1934), ставший королём СХС и Югославии.
 Андрия (родился и умер 16 марта 1890).

Зорка умерла в возрасте 25 лет при родах своего последнего ребёнка, 16 марта 1890 года, в Цетинье и была похоронена в церкви святого Георга в Тополе (Сербия). Позднее её останки были перевезены в Опленац.

Сын Зорки Александр I Карагеоргиевич впоследствии содействовал свержению с престола своего деда Николы I. Негоши более не царствовали в стране: 26 ноября 1918 года Черногория официально вошла в состав Королевства Сербов, Хорватов и Словенцев.

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 The Njegoskij Fund Public Project : Private family archives-based digital documentary fund focused on history and culture of Royal Montenegro.
 Crnogorska princeza Zorka
 Crnogorske princeze

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socrates' response to glaucon
SOCRATES - GLAUCON. That's absolutely true. Socrates responds to Glaucons arguments by examining what the just or "well-functioning state" looks like. In this paper, I will explain the account of justice that Socrates develops in Books Two through Four of the Republic, as well as how the account works … it is an imperative to explicate in farther item what Glaucon and Adeimantus' challenge demand from Socrates. Justice is vindicated only if Socrates can show that the just person's life is better. From the ideas of political authority determining, to the benefiting result and finally doing the act for the sake of doing the just … Kibin does not guarantee the accuracy, timeliness, or completeness of the essays in the library; essay content should not be construed as advice. At the beginning of book II, Glaucon distinguishes three kinds of good (357b-c), and Socrates admits that in his view justice is an example of the "finest" kind. He presents the idea that the perfectly unjust life is more pleasant than the perfectly just life. Response to Glaucon's Argument In Book 2 of the Republic, Glaucon is passionate about finding the true meaning of what justice is. Glaucon however challenges this idea, as he wishes to be shown why being just is desirable. What do you mean, Socrates? Are socrates arguments in response to these challenges successful? - Alfredo Alvarez, student @ Miami University. Hire a Professional to Get Your 100% Plagiarism Free Paper. In this paper, I will explain the account of justice that Socrates develops in Books Two through Four of the Republic, as well as how the account works as a response to Glaucon's challenge. Glaucon seeks reassurance from Socrates that justice is not just only good for the positive consequences. This is the purpose to why laws are made. Certainly we will, said Glaucon; and in a few minutes Polemarchus appeared, and with him Adeimantus, Glaucon's brother, Niceratus the son of Nicias, and several others who had been at the procession. This provides that basing justice off of appearance is not a true measure. We'll take a look right away. notice that whenever something of the kind that is presently called cabal occurs and a metropolis is divided. He states that "justice is defined as a harmony of the soul when each part fulfills its proper function- reason ruling, the spirit courageously serving reason, and the appetites living in temperance, being guided by reason" (57). He is also referenced briefly in the beginnings of two dialogues of Plato, the Parmenides and Symposium. Glaucon looks less kindly on this city, calling it a "city of pigs." Glaucon served as a devil's advocate in the discussion through pointing out possible errors in reasoning through examples and/or stories. Glaucon argues that it is always and only external constraints that keep us from acting unjustly. The only reason to be just is to avoid the consequences of unjust actions. A just human being is influence most by reason rather than emotions and desires. Socrates calls this city the "healthy city" because it is governed only by necessary desires. Plato scholars rarely ask whether Socrates had any lasting effect on Glaucon, and the few who have done so almost always suppose that, by the end of the dialogue, Socrates did manage to persuade him that the just life is preferable to the unjust one. In Book Two of The Republic, Glaucon tests Socrates view of justice. Socrates believes that the "appearance of justice" is not the best measure of actual justice because it is best for everyone to be ruled by actual reason, not pretend reason. The example essays in Kibin's library were written by real students for real classes. Essays may be lightly modified for readability or to protect the anonymity of contributors, but we do not edit essay examples prior to publication. I strongly approve Socrates argument of justice. In the course of Socrates' 2 extensive response 3 to Glaucon and Adeimantus, he offers an account of justice that is a radical alternative to Glaucon's version of the social contract theory. A just man has a balance of reason that aims at knowledge and what is best, serves honor and courage and targets for gratification and to please, all in which include wisdom and temperance. Related. I agree that Socrates has offered a solid response to Glaucon's argument. So he said to me: Socrates, do you wish really to persuade us, or only to seem to have persuaded us, that to be just is always better than to be unjust? He is primarily known as a major conversant with Socrates in the Republic, and the interlocutor during the Allegory of the Cave. This is the nature of justice, according to the argument, Socrates, and these are its natural origins (Rep. 358 e-359 b). However, the completely just man who is morally right is honored and rewarded but is still considered second best to the unjust man. He tried to dissect justice in reference to the things that most people believed as justice. Secondly, Glaucon argues that it is really only the appearance of justice that matters- not actual justice. Hi there, would you like to get such a paper? Plato scholars rarely ask whether Socrates had any lasting effect on Glaucon, and the few who have done so almost always suppose that, by the end of the dialogue, Socrates did manage to persuade him that the just life is preferable to the unjust one. Based on the view of a well-functioning state, Socrates is able compare a well-functioning city and a well-functioning soul. The unjust man is getting away with such unmorally things because he is perceived just. Adeimanuts, and Socrates. Did you find something inaccurate, misleading, abusive, or otherwise problematic in this essay example? Provided with detail, Socrates explains how a balance between reason, emotion and desire creates a perfectly just human. Plato's Republic Excerpt from Chapter X Socrates' response to Glaucon's story of Gyges' Ring Socrates: Haven't we found that justice itself is the best thing for the soul itself, and that the soul —whether it has the ring of Gyges or even it together with the cap of Hades —should do just things? In making this point, Glaucon also highlights an anthropological underpinning for this view, namely the idea that people are largely selfishly motivated. Thus, one of the most pressing issues regarding the Republic is whether Socrates defends justice successfully or not. Socrates said that he believed justice falls into the second category; according to him justice is good intrinsically and instrumentally. This provides that basing justice off of appearance is not a true measure. When citing an essay from our library, you can use "Kibin" as the author. What hooks you? To protect the anonymity of contributors, we've removed their names and personal information from the essays. In the Republic that Plato wrote in 380 before J.C. to give his opinion of the political state and justice, many definitions are given through the character of Socrates, who was Plato's mentor, and through characters inspired of Greek philosophers, generally sophists, as Thrasymachus, and Glaucon, who was Plato's own brother. If this is true, why do all nations practice justice. I should wish really to persuade you, I replied, if I could. Socrates' middlemans Glaucon and Adeimantus. Justice Is Not Only A Good Thing 2112 Words | 9 Pages. A ruler has power over a society and is able to pass laws, which entails wisdom and temperance. In the healthy city, there are only producers, and these producers only produce what is absolutely necessary for life. His naming may suggest a kind of Platonic banter, because Glaucon certainly has difficulty in perceiving parts of Socrates' argument, particularly the analogies. Glaucon claims that even the most just man would behave unjustly if he had owned such ring. Therefore, the just man would be no greater than the unjust man. Show More. Socrates responds to Glaucons arguments by examining what the just or "well-functioning state" looks like. With this, he describes how the good life is determined by whether you are just or unjust. In this, justice is defined as doing the work you are best suited for and not meddling in the affairs of others. The completely unjust man who appears to be just is in the end honored and rewarded even though not deserved. He also asked Socrates to try to show where Justice originated. In the healthy city, there are only producers, and these producers only produce what is absolutely necessary for life. Socrates' response to Glaucon (filling most of books ii-iv) is, in effect, a response to Thrasymachus also. They're not intended to be submitted as your own work, so we don't waste time removing every error. In Book Two of The Republic, Glaucon tests Socrates view of justice. Glaucon approaches the situation by discussing the following three points: the "kind of thing people consider justice to be and … IX - Socrates - Glaucon . On the other hand, an unjust human being is influenced most by emotions or desires, leaving reason overlooked. You mean that you do not understand the nature of this payment which to the best men is the great inducement to rule? So Thrasymachus acts like he is infuriated, for effect, and Socrates acts like he is frightened — for effect. Provided with detail, Socrates explains how a balance between reason, emotion and desire creates a perfectly just human. For the sake of the argument, Glaucon proposes to present a defense of injustice. Socrates states that in an unjust man the appetitive part of his soul is out of control, the spirited part is obeying the appetitive part, while the logical part is bent to the appetitive part. The first point was about the common conception of justice and its origins. Learn what works (and what doesn't) from the reader's perspective. These are fulfilled with moderation or temperance. As a result, a well-functioning soul is one in which reason rules, emotions courageously server reason and desire obeys reason. where Socrates' interlocutor in the dialogue, Glaucon, argues that there is no intrinsic reason to be just. But while it is relatively clear why Socrates believes that justice belongs in the class of goods that are valued for their own sake, it is less clear why he rejects Glaucon's version of the social contract theory. Laws enforce reason on those whose rational parts are unjust. Socrates disagrees with Glaucon and says that the man who abuses the power of the 'Ring of Gyges' has been enslaved to his own appetites and the man who chooses not to make use of it remains in control of himself and therefore remains a happy person. "The Individual, the State, and Education" Summary: Book II. The "Ring of Gyges" begins with a challenge put forth by Glaucon-he wants Socrates to defend the just life and he wants the defense to show that justice is intrinsically preferable to injustice. Socrates calls this city the "healthy city" because it is governed only by necessary desires. Glaucon: We have. Guardians protect and serve, which requires courage and temperance and merchants develop wealth and culture which involves temperance. One thing that is certain, Socrates, Thrasymachus and Glaucon did not agree upon the basis of justice being good in itself. said Glaucon. At the beginning of book II, Glaucon distinguishes three kinds of good (357b-c), and Socrates admits that in his view justice is an example of the "finest" kind. David Sachs, in his influential article "A Fallacy in Plato's Republic", argues that Socrates' defense of justice entails a crucial problem which renders the defense problematic. to view the complete essay. Socrates explains how justice is observed through the genuine acts of human character; justice is evaluated by how morally right one is. Retrieved October 8, 2020, from https://newyorkessays.com/essay-glaucon-vs-socrates/, Save Time On Research and Writing. For Glaucon, who is always the most pugnacious of men, was dissatisfied at Thrasymachus' retirement; he wanted to have the battle out. his essay, "A Fallacy in Plato's Republic," Sachs argues that Socrates' response to Glaucon's. At some point in teaching and thinking about the dialogue, however, I began to try to justify what I has previously assumed, and instead found myself stirring up doubts. Once the just man is in possession of this ring, he is able to act unjustly with no fear of retaliation, the same as the unjust man would. The first two modes of payment are intelligible enough, but what the penalty is I do not understand, or how a penalty can be a payment. One thing that is certain, Socrates, Thrasymachus and Glaucon did not agree upon the basis of justice being good in itself. As stated by Glaucon, he explains "that it pays for a man to be perfectly unjust if he appears to be just" (528). Psychological egoism is the view that given the opportunity, we will always act in our own self-interest. 1 In the course of Socrates' 2 extensive response 3 to Glaucon and Adeimantus, he offers an account of justice that is a radical alternative to Glaucon's version of the social contract theory. To do this he decides to praise injustice in the purest way so that Socrates will refute it and give him the meaning of justice in its purest form. This preview is partially blurred. The essays in our library are intended to serve as content examples to inspire you as you write your own essay. and 2. Socrates, no innocent to rhetoric and the ploys of Sophists, pretends to be frightened after Thrasymachus attacks by pretending to be indignant. For more information on choosing credible sources for your paper, check out this blog post. People such as the ones who are influence mostly by their emotions and desires are not nearly as strong as the ones who are inspired by their reasons. Socrates states that in an unjust man the appetitive part of his soul is out of control, the spirited part is obeying the appetitive part, while the logical part is bent to the appetitive part. Socrates accepts Glaucon's challenge and develops an account of justice according to which justice is the virtue of the soul. He trusts that we as humans naturally act just because the scare of punishment. What is Socrates' response? To do this he decides to praise injustice in the purest way so that Socrates will refute it and give him the meaning of justice in its purest form. When I wrote my first book on the Republic more than 20 years ago, I took it for granted that Socrates succeeded in convincing Glaucon of the superiority of the life of philosophy and justice. Reading example essays works the same way! Let a Professional Writer Help You, © New York Essays 2020. the cabal is thought detestable and neither party is thought to love the metropolis. Glaucon looks less kindly on this city, calling it a "city of pigs." Glaucon's challenge to Socrates consisted of three main points. Though his answer to Glaucon's challenge is delayed, Socrates ultimately argues that justice does not derive from this social construct: the man who abused the power of the Ring of Gyges has in fact enslaved himself to his appetites, while the man who chose not to use it remains rationally in control of himself and is therefore happy (Republic 10:612b). Socrates said the following to Glaucon: Now. " The unjust man who never gets caught or the just one? The second point states that justice was only an instrumental good. From the ideas of political authority determining, to the benefiting result and finally doing the act for the sake of doing the just act, their ideas were different from one another. Glaucon son of Ariston, was an ancient Athenian and the philosopher Plato's older brother. Socrates disagrees with Glaucon and says that the man who abuses the power of the 'Ring of Gyges' has been enslaved to his own appetites and the man who chooses not to make use of it remains in control of himself and therefore remains a happy person. if each side devastates the land and burns the houses of the other. Sign up A merchant cannot do a rulers job and vice versa because it would be consider unjust. Glaucon served as a devil's advocate in the discussion through pointing out possible errors in reasoning through examples and/or stories. I agree that Socrates has offered a solid response to Glaucon's argument. This allows our team to focus on improving the library and adding new essays. Glaucon reasons that if the fear of getting penalized was removed, if punishment was not at all possible, then we would do anything we wanted whenever we wanted to without hesitation.
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Trump Kids' Thick Skin Wearing Thin? Spouse Of One Struggles To Cope As Fierce Haters Harass Family Relentlessly
Heather Tooley
Are the Trump kids' thick skin wearing thin? Donald Trump's grown children face angry New York City citizens on a daily basis who relentlessly protest the election of their father as the nation's next president. Donald, Jr., Eric, and Ivanka Trump endure the kind of vitriol that would make most crumble. Everywhere they go, they're forced to contend with bitter people who yell obscenities at them and say terrible things about their father.
While the Trump kids have by now grown accustomed to being exposed to it all when it comes to the ugly side of politics, they're in an even brighter spotlight…in it for the long haul along with their father. The criticism hasn't let up — and even one of their spouses is reportedly struggling to cope with the colossal status they've found themselves in.
78.5 percent of the voters in NYC voted for Hillary Clinton, so the Trump family is smack in the middle of liberal territory. Friends of the Trump kids spoke with the New York Post about how all of them are dealing with the sea of haters in New York City. Though Donald Trump's children are good at turning off the chants of "Love Trumps Hate," there are biting moments.
Donald Trump, Jr. and Eric Trump with their spouses, who are also dealing with haters [Image by Win McNamee/Getty Images].
Take for instance, Eric Trump and his wife, Lara, who had eight teenagers heckling them outside a restaurant yelling, "Eric, f- -k your father!" and, "Love Trumps Hate!" According to the report, Eric was "visibly irritated."
Donald Jr.'s wife, Vanessa, isn't handling all of this well, says a close family friend.
"It's not wonderful when you're being trolled on Twitter, with people saying really bad things and you have five kids. It's horrible," the friend shared.
Recently there were 150 protesters who targeted Ivanka Trump at the Puck Building, which is owned by her husband, Jared Kushner. Neither one of them live at the building, but it didn't stop protesters from yelling that Ivanka's "daddy is scary as hell" and that she should "tell Daddy no."
Ironically, two artists that Ivanka admires were part of the march. One of them was painter Nate Lowman, and some of his work is purportedly in Ivanka's personal art collection; the other was Marilyn Minter, an artist Ivanka follows on Instagram. Additionally, a friend of Ivanka's — socialite filmmaker, Arden Wohl — was also in attendance.
"This is a plea to Ivanka to talk some sense because she's in this transition committee for her father, and hopefully she can be his voice of reason," Wohl told New York magazine. "She's the smartest of the children."
Sources tell The Post that all three of the Trump kids are strong in spite of the hatred they're surrounded by.
As one New York media executive who's worked with Ivanka said, all three of the grown kids "have the thickest skin I've ever seen."
"During the campaign, I went to Ivanka's office to review a Web site, and the top story on the site was a really negative piece about her father accompanied by an unflattering photograph [of him]," he said. "She just laughed and moved the conversation forward."
Ivanka Trump [Image by Spencer Platt/Getty Images].
An old classmate of one of Trump's sons said Donald Jr. and Eric just ignore the hateful posts they see on Facebook.
The Trump kids aren't letting the commotion that comes with their father becoming President of the United States stop them from living life as normal in New York. They were born and raised in Manhattan and can't envision living anywhere else. Ivanka and her husband will be moving to Washington, D.C. with their children when her father is working as president, but they aren't leaving for good.
Trump's manager, Kellyanne Conway, adds that the three grown kids will remain in the city.
"They're living their lives as they always have," she said. "They're classic New Yorkers. They love the city, they soak it in — the culture, the cuisine, the friendships."
For the record, the Trump kids are tough and not letting the haters get to them.
[Featured Image by Gustavo Caballero/Getty Images]


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View generator for rails projects using simple_form and bootstrap.

## Installation

Require simple_form and bootstrap-sass

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

    gem 'itium-theme'

And then execute:

    $ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

    $ gem install itium-theme

## Usage

### Themed Generator

Start creating your controllers manually or with a scaffold, and then use the `themed generator` to overwrite the previously generated views.

If you have a controller named like the plural of the used model you can specify just the first parameter:

    rails g itium_theme:themed posts # you have a model named Post and a controller named PostsController

    rails g itium_theme:themed admin/gallery_pictures # you have a model named GalleryPicture and a controller named Admin::GalleryPicturesController

If the controller has a name different to the model used, specify the controller path in the first parameter and the model name in the second one:

    rails g itium_theme:themed items post

    rails g itium_theme:themed admin/items post

If you use `will_paginate` for pagination use the `--will-paginate`:

    rails g itium_theme:themed items post --will-paginate

If you want to have translated pages, simple create in your locale.yml the keys just like config/locales/en_us.yml example.

	en_us:
	  itium-theme:
	    save: Save
	    cancel: Cancel
	    list: List
	    edit: Edit
	    new: New
	    show: Show
	    delete: Delete
	    confirm: Are you sure?

## Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
3. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Add some feature'`)
4. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)
5. Create new Pull Request

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2016 U.N. Correspondents Association Awards For Best Journalistic Coverage Of The United Nations And U.N. Agencies
WINNERS WILL BE HONORED AT GALA EVENT BY THE U.N. SECRETARY-GENERAL ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16th 2016 AT CIPRIANI WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
United Nations Correspondents Association
Aug 24, 2016, 09:27 ET
NEW YORK, Aug. 24, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The United Nations Correspondents Association (UNCA) invites media worldwide to submit entries for its 21st annual UNCA Awards for the best print, broadcast (TV & Radio) and online, web-based media coverage of the United Nations, U.N. agencies and field operations.
The prizes amount to over $60,000 to be distributed among the prize categories and winners.
Deadline for submissions is September 1, 2016
The awards are open to all journalists anywhere in the world. The Awards are:
1. The Elizabeth Neuffer Memorial Prize, sponsored by the Alexander Bodini Foundation, for written media (including online media). The prize is for print and online coverage of the U.N. and U.N. agencies, named in honor of Elizabeth Neuffer, The Boston Globe bureau chief at the U.N., who died while on an assignment in Baghdad in 2003.
2. The Ricardo Ortega Memorial Prize for broadcast (TV & Radio) media. The prize is for broadcast coverage of the U.N. and U.N. agencies, named in honor of Ricardo Ortega, formerly the New York correspondent for Antena 3 TV of Spain, who died while on an assignment in Haiti in 2004.
3. The Prince Albert II of Monaco and UNCA Global Prize for Climate Change. The prize is for print (including online media) and broadcast media (TV & Radio) for coverage of climate change, biodiversity, and water.
4. The United Nations Foundation Prize. The prize is for print (including online media) and broadcast media (TV & Radio) for coverage of humanitarian and development aspects of the U.N. and U.N. agencies.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR APPLICANTS:
Coverage of the U.N. and U.N. agencies is specified in each category; the committee welcomes coverage of all issues particularly on the Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, peacekeeping operations and nonproliferation, including the elimination of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.
Work in print, broadcast (TV & Radio) and online coverage must be published between September 2015 and August 2016.
The judges will look for entries with impact, insight and originality, and will take into account the courage and investigative and reporting skills of the journalists. Entries from the developing world media are particularly welcome.
Entries can be submitted in any of the official U.N. languages (English, French, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, and Russian).
A written transcript in English or French will facilitate the judging process.
Each candidate can submit to no more than two (2) prize categories, with a maximum of three (3) stories in each. Joint entries are accepted.
Electronic files and web links uploaded to the online Entry Form are required.
HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY:
Entries are submitted online by completing the UNCA Awards Entry Form.
On the first page, please complete your personal information and bio and upload your photo, then proceed to submit your work electronically by including web links and or/uploading files directly to the Entry Form.
** Electronic entries are mandatory **
All entries must be received by September 1st, 2016
For Questions regarding UNCA Awards & entries please contact:
The UNCA Office, 1-212-963-7137.
Or send an email to [email protected]
CLICK ON THE ENTRY FORM BELOW TO GET STARTED:
http://unca.com/unca-awards-call-for-submissions-form/
UNCA Awards Committee: Giampaolo Pioli (UNCA President), Carole Landry (UNCA Treasurer), Nabil Abi Saab, Valeria Robecco, Seana Magee, Emoke Bebiak, Sherwin Bryce-Pease, Olga Denisova, Zhenqiu Gu, Sylviane Zehil, Bouchra Benyoussef, J. Tuyet Nguyen, Richard Roth.
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EXCLUSIVE: Bella Hadid Tapped for Self-Portrait Spring 2022 Campaign
Bella Hadid is the new face of Self-Portrait's latest campaign.
The model fronts the designer brand's spring 2022 campaign, sporting various styles from its new collection, which was presented on Tuesday.
"When I think of the Self-Portrait woman, I never just have one person in mind — for me, the joy of what I do comes from designing for women with different personalities, different attitudes and different ways of living their lives," Self-Portrait founder and creative director Han Chong said in a statement. "I wanted to celebrate this spirit with my new collection and wanted to present the different facets of the Self-Portrait woman with a series of images of Bella Hadid transforming into varying sides of her character."
Bella Hadid in Self-Portrait's spring 2022 campaign. SELF-PORTRAIT/HARLEY WEIR
Hadid's campaign was photographed by British photographer Harley Weir and the images are meant to "document the different sides to Bella Hadid and showcase the many facets of the Self-Portrait woman," according to the brand.
Chong was inspired by the "transition into life in the outside world" for the Self-Portrait spring 2022 collection, which is composed of rich colors, new silhouettes and softened textures. The free-spirited aesthetic of the collection is reflected in an array of pastel colors and relaxed fits.
"After what feels like a lifetime spent indoors, I was inspired to design a modern approach to dressing — strong, feminine styles, but always soft and relaxed at the same time," Chong said. "This collection is a love letter to the Self-Portrait woman — one who is free to face the world, feel like herself in all her different guises and have fun again."
Hadid's full campaign will be released in January when the Self-Portrait spring collection will be available.
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Q: React Antd Tree : get parent ID of selected Node I'm using Tree of antd and i want to be able to console.log the parent of the selected node.
This is an example :

When i select Leaf for example : i want to get

parent 1-0

id in the console
this is my sample code, if you have any idea please :)
Thank you

A: I got this piece of code from antd's "Searchable" example.
const getParentKey = (key, tree) => {
  let parentKey;
  for (let i = 0; i < tree.length; i++) {
    const node = tree[i];
    if (node.children) {
      if (node.children.some(item => item.key === key)) {
        parentKey = node.key;
      } else if (getParentKey(key, node.children)) {
        parentKey = getParentKey(key, node.children);
      }
    }
  }
  return parentKey;
};

The function takes in the key of the child, and the tree data, and then it returns the parent's key. Since you want to get the parent's title, you can tweak a bit and use it in your code like this
const getParentTitle = (key, tree) => {
  let parentTitle;
  for (let i = 0; i < tree.length; i++) {
    const node = tree[i];
    if (node.children) {
      if (node.children.some(item => item.key === key)) {
        parentTitle = node.title;
      } else if (getParentTitle(key, node.children)) {
        parentTitle = getParentTitle(key, node.children);
      }
    }
  }
  return parentTitle;
}

const Demo = () => {
  const onSelect = (selectedKeys, info) => {
    console.log('selected', selectedKeys, info);
    console.log(getParentTitle(selectedKeys[0], treeData))
};

  const onCheck = (checkedKeys, info) => {
    console.log('onCheck', checkedKeys, info);
  };

  return (
    <Tree
      checkable
      defaultExpandedKeys={['0-0-0', '0-0-1']}
      defaultSelectedKeys={['0-0-0', '0-0-1']}
      defaultCheckedKeys={['0-0-0', '0-0-1']}
      onSelect={onSelect}
      onCheck={onCheck}
      treeData={treeData}
    />
  );
};

Or you can even go bigger by getting the entire parent node object, and then selectively choose which attribute you want to use
const getParentNode = (key, tree) => {
  let parentNode;
  for (let i = 0; i < tree.length; i++) {
    const node = tree[i];
    if (node.children) {
      if (node.children.some(item => item.key === key)) {
        parentNode = node;
      } else if (getParentNode(key, node.children)) {
        parentNode = getParentNode (key, node.children);
      }
    }
  }
  return parentNode;
}

const Demo = () => {
  const onSelect = (selectedKeys, info) => {
    console.log('selected', selectedKeys, info);
    let parentNode = getParentNode(selectedKeys[0], treeData)
    console.log(parentNode.key, parentNode.title)
  };
  ...

You can see the entire shape of the node object if you console.log it

One of my experience using antd is that their doc does not have the best explanations so sometimes you have to go through a lot of examples to fully understand the antd API

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Miller: Outdoor game once in a lifetime – and…
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Miller: Outdoor game once in a lifetime – and that's plenty
Ducks defenseman Francois Beauchemin and son Cedric relish their time on the ice at Dodger Stadium on Friday.
By Jeff Miller | jmiller@scng.com | Orange County Register
January 25, 2014 at 11:36 a.m.
LOS ANGELES – Forecasters have predicted a 30 percent chance of snow at the Super Bowl.
And what does it say about our society that there are ongoing concerns about the weather being too wintry for football and too summery for hockey?
It says we're a nation so committed to being distracted, so determined to find an escape, that we're taking our usual pastimes – the games that used to be enough on their own – and shaking them in the manner of a snow globe, curious to see the scene that develops.
So it was Friday that we walked into a baseball stadium to watch two hockey teams practice next to a temporary beach volleyball court, the NHL figuring why not help decide the Pacific Division by playing between two foul poles and in the center ring of a circus?
The Ducks and Kings will meet at 6:30 tonight at Dodger Stadium, where the band KISS also will perform, and how rare is it for Gene Simmons not to be the oddest-looking thing in the building?
It should be fun and silly and memorable, once-in-a-lifetime for today's players and never-in-a-lifetime for the players who came before them, the guys who often played without helmets but always with roofs.
"I don't think anyone would want to play 82 games on a surface like that," Ducks defenseman Ben Lovejoy said of a sheet of ice easier to slice than some imported cheeses. "But for one night against the Kings in January, this is going to be the best thing that's happened to hockey in this area."
The game will be the latest installment in the NHL's pledge to promote atmosphere and tempt atmospheric conditions, these 60 minutes less about chasing a cup and more about capturing a moment.
Of all the impressions this game will produce, none will be repeated more frequently and by more people than the timeless image of someone holding their cell phone aloft to take a picture. Lovejoy was among the players who skated around after the practices Friday snapping iPhotos.
"At no point in my childhood in New Hampshire did I ever skate outside in 70-degree weather at Dodger Stadium," he said when asked if the occasion summoned any fading pond memories. "It is so cool. Nothing I did growing up was ever this cool."
Kings defenseman Willie Mitchell called the venue "crazy, cool conditions." Well, imagine how crazy the conditions around here might become tonight if Yasiel Puig is allowed to drive himself to the game.
The Dodgers outfielder is scheduled to attend and be one of the celebrities to walk the red carpet, something Puig probably never has done at home, seeing how the NHL has yet to play an outdoor game in Cuba.
There's always next season, however.
"There are things you see other players get to do that make you envious," Ducks forward Dustin Penner said. "These outdoor games were one of those things. This is something none of us probably ever thought would happen here."
The other celebrities set to appear include Will Ferrell, Pat Sajak and Erin Andrews, who was last seen having her hair parted by Richard Sherman's hot, angry breath.
Here's hoping the in-game activities tonight are half as good as the postgame activities were Sunday in Seattle.
Either way, this game will be a sight to be seen. Too bad so many people – sitting several icing calls away from the actual rink – won't be able to see much. Many might not care, but then they don't need to describe what they're seeing to anyone else.
As the Ducks' radio play-by-play man, Steve Carroll is paid to do exactly that. Therefore, Carroll plans to come armed tonight with binoculars, something he last used while broadcasting high school football.
As for the players, they likely will be too focused to notice much of anything is different; several of them on Friday dismissing the very idea Dodger Stadium could be a distraction.
Mitchell, recalling the Kings' loss Thursday at Honda Center, even said, "They got the better of us in their home rink and now we have to win in ours." He does know this game isn't being played at Staples Center, right?
"It's crazy," Lovejoy said. "When these outdoor games started happening, I think they were all in big-market, northern cities. This is the crown jewel for hockey in Southern California. This is going to be so much fun."
A hockey game literally turned inside out, players more famous for wearing black eyes instead modeling eye black.
It seems like it has taken forever to arrive, but this wacky event is finally here, with all its swaying palms, balmy breezes and missing teeth.
As Vin Scully would say, "It's time for NHL goofball."
Contact the writer: jmiller@ocregister.com
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Jeff Miller has been a sports columnist since 1998, having previously written for the Palm Beach Post, South Florida Sun-Sentinel and Miami Herald. He began at the Register in 1995 as beat writer for the Angels.
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What instructional strategies can best assist struggling adolescent readers?
A new study, A Synthesis of Reading Interventions and Effects on Reading Comprehension Outcomes for Older Struggling Readers, seeks to answer that question. It's behind a paywall (there are different ways to access papers behind a paywall that may or may not work).
Reciprocal teaching (including a specific reference for ELLs) in cooperative learning groups, explicit reading strategy instruction, and the use of graphic organizers.
I'm adding this info to The Best Posts On Reading Strategies & Comprehension.


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Neighbourhoods in Focus
Memories 0f Plumstead – Part 5
Posted in Community News, Neighbourhoods in Focus, Plumstead
Mr. Mendelowitz built many homes in Plumstead in those early years and I remember a row of his "Blue Riband Houses" going up in Prince George Drive service road.
Dick Burton Street was, of course, eventually tarred to our great relief, as it used to get very pot-holed and uneven. Before then there was even a bus service for a time which must have been from Wynberg station up Dick Burton Street and on to Plumstead station. I remember catching the bus almost outside our house. This bus service was re-routed to Cassino Road after a time.
Slowly the houses crept down Dick Burton Street and the fields and tadpole pools disappeared. In about 1959 or 1960 the trees were planted on the pavements of Dick Burton Street. Just little saplings they were, and my mother used to water the one outside our house regularly and it grew really well. They are large thick trees now, a bit bent by the South Easter but most attractive.
Years before, while walking through the fields looking for a Christmas tree with my Mom, she told me a school was going to be built where we were walking. Eventually the John Graham School was erected there were we found our little Christmas tree in the veld.
Things were so safe than and, as I have already said, when I was very young, I used to spend a lot of time in the fields alone. Only once did I encounter a vagrant and he got a bigger fright than I as he hurried away into the bash as fast as he could.
In the early sixties my sister lived at No. 13 Churchill Road, and my parents having sold the Rotherfield Road house after my marriage, lived at East Lee Flats in Brent Road. It was nothing for my elderly parents to walk from Churchill Road up Tiverton Road, under the subway to their flat at 9 or 10 o'clock at night.
Lympleigh Park in the early days was just a field and we used to call it that, 'the field'. In time saplings were planted, then came the swings etc. In 1951 there were houses in Medway Road overlooking the park on the south side, and in one of them, corner of Medway and Lympleigh Roads on the park side, lived Mrs. Cornhill who established Cornhill's Commercial College which used to be in Wynberg.
As far as I can remember Naruna Estate was quite an established area in the 1950's. The Naruna Cinema in Naruna Crescent used to be operative and my family used to go there on a Friday or Saturday evening. Although the projector bulb was incredibly dim, we managed to see some very good films there.
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Nel 2011-12 la Luparense disputa il campionato di Serie A di calcio a 5.

Maglie e Sponsor
Il Partner tecnico per la stagione 2011-2012 è Joma, mentre lo sponsor ufficiale è Alter Ego.

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Girone di andata
 Kaos Futsal - Alter Ego Luparense 	4 - 4
 Alter Ego Luparense - Franco Gomme Venezia 	6 - 2
 Promomedia Putignano - Alter Ego Luparense 	1 - 3
 Montesilvano - Alter Ego Luparense 	1 - 2
 Alter Ego Luparense - Augusta 	6 - 0
 Lazio - Alter Ego Luparense 	1 - 4
 Alter Ego Luparense - Bisceglie 	3 - 0
 Real Rieti - Alter Ego Luparense 	0 - 4
 Alter Ego Luparense - Ponzio Pescara 	3 - 6
 Marca Futsal - Alter Ego Luparense 	3 - 5
 Alter Ego Luparense - Acqua & Sapone Fiderma 	8 - 4
 Asti Acqua Eva - Alter Ego Luparense 	1 - 2
 Alter Ego Luparense - Finplanet Fiumicino 	2 - 0

Girone di ritorno
	Alter Ego Luparense - Kaos Futsal 	4 - 0
	Franco Gomme Venezia - Alter Ego Luparense 	2 - 5
	Alter Ego Luparense - Promomedia Putignano 	9 - 0
 	Alter Ego Luparense - Montesilvano 	3 - 1
	Augusta - Alter Ego Luparense 	2 - 6
	Alter Ego Luparense - Lazio 	2 - 2
	Bisceglie - Alter Ego Luparense 	1 - 4
	Alter Ego Luparense - Real Rieti 	6 - 0
	Ponzio Pescara - Alter Ego Luparense 	2 - 4
 	Alter Ego Luparense - Marca Futsal 	3 - 3
 	Acqua & Sapone Fiderma - Alter Ego Luparense 	0 - 2
	Alter Ego Luparense - Asti Acqua Eva 	8 - 1
	Finplanet Fiumicino - Alter Ego Luparense 	3 - 4

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Finale

Coppa Italia

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Semifinali

Finale

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Statistiche dei giocatori
Aggiornate al 25/04/2012

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Stagione 2011-2012 delle squadre di calcio a 5


Conor is a dog that I grown to love - he has a very easy going temperament and loves every dog and every person. He has a wonderful toy drive and has had a ball running agility with his owner, Debbie Murray (RedTale Irish Setters). He finished his conformation championship easily and is now having fun in the ring as a veteran (he is 7 years old). He has produced very nicely and we are excited to see what this breeding brings!
Deni is my stud fee puppy that I took from the second Bartley/Buttercup litter. We liked the breeding so much the first time that we repeated it again. And boy am I glad we did!! Deni has the sweetest temperament and has lovely conformation . She is very intelligent and learns so fast. Her and I are in agility training together - I am her biggest handicap!! She has been shown only a few times in conformation and has a Best In Sweeps and a 5 point major reserve to her credit.
We had talked about doing this breeding down the road...however Conor and Deni and a different idea. And, of course, with any breeding that happens when you dont' plan it, there is going to be a big litter!!
Show and pet puppy inquiries welcome.
3/11/17 - Xray done today of Deni - there are 11 puppies in there!! Stay tuned...puppies are due on March 19-21st.
Deni's xray done on 3/11/17 - shows what we think is 11 puppies!
Deni's first puppy - yellow girl.
Puppy starting nursing right away! Always a relief!
First four puppies - 3 girls and one boy.
Deni all done whelping with her litter of 12!! 8 girls and 4 boys.
Puppies are one day old here - all nursing good.


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Shortly before closing the Sellers have second thoughts. They never should have sold. They don't want to move and they don't want to find another place.
They decide not to move and wonder what are their rights!
Do they have to move?
The answer here is a very murky "maybe and maybe not"!
Specific performance is referred to as an "extraordinary" remedy by the Courts. It will be awarded if in fact the property is "unique" in some way. Let's consider a neighbour's waterfront property which includes a beach. This is very unique. On the other hand, consider a routine, regular, ordinary house in a 500 lot subdivision, all built by the same (average) builder some 15 years ago. Any other house in the same subdivision will do. The Buyer will be forced to acquire that second house and cannot insist upon the first house. If there is a measurable financial loss, then the Buyer will be compensated. There is indeed a "dollar solution" here.
Do they owe a real estate commission?
So, what does that mean? Basically, if the Seller was "at fault" in some way, then the commission is still payable. But, that could be more difficult to prove than you might imagine.
Obviously, there are some issues here and the Sellers require the advice of an experienced lawyer. It looks like it's about to not close in a short period of time.This may or may not end up being the Seller's default or neglect. We don't know at this time.
That will depend upon the Buyer. If the Seller breaches the contract, that doesn't necessarily mean the Buyer gets the property.
If the Sellers are in breach, they owe damages to the Buyer and the commission to the Listing agent and the Buyer's agent. If the Listing agent doesn't want to sue for commission on the Listing Agreement, the Buyer's agent can.
To have things properly unfold, the Buyer needs to be "ready, willing and able" to complete the transaction on the day of closing. This, just might not happen. If they already think that the deal has gone sour, why arrange for the mortgage funds and incur legal fees? They might simply move on and buy something else.
At that point, the deal didn't close due to Seller's default or neglect, it was "mutual". The Buyers never got their mortgage money!
That also means that the Listing Agent would not be entitled to commission under the current Listing. If you have an aggressive Buyer, then both the Buyer's agent and the Listing agent would get paid.
What about Anticipatory Breach of Contract?
This could present somewhat of a problem. If this is communicated to the Buyer's lawyer two weeks ahead of time, then, the possible remedies are specific performance and damages. The tentative information could however be restricted somewhat. In other words, the Seller will not close, but will not agree that this is an anticipatory breach. This means that the Buyer will have to demonstrate that he is "ready, willing and able" to complete the transaction. He will have to secure an appraisal, insurance, mortgage funds and a lawyer to "tender the closing documents". In many cases, it might simply be easier to move on and acquire another property. Why wait around and litigate? There is a better property around the corner.
So, if there's no anticipatory breach, then the Buyer will have to be very aggressive and pursue some legal remedies. If that happens, then the agents may still be paid too. But, if we have no anticipatory breach and a conservative, reluctant Buyer, then, it's more of a challenge for the agents to be paid.
Most of the time, a reluctant Seller will offer money in exchange for the agreement not to pursue any litigation. If this happens, we have an arrangement whereby both parties have executed a mutual release and the entitlement to commission becomes much more difficult.


Come gather with a group of women to discuss some of the most thought intriguing, conversation-inducing reads. Curated and led by Julie Carlucci, this casual book conversation is the perfect way to get involved, meet new people, and share.
Funny, unexpected, horrifying, and altogether convincing, The Handmaid's Tale is at once scathing satire, dire warning, and tour de force.
We will screen the first episode of the 2017 TV Series during the book group discussion.


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See Miley Cyrus Go Back to Her Roots to Sing "Jolene" with Dolly Parton
Watch it all go down here.
By Yohana Desta
Before Miley Cyrus gamboled across the MTV V.M.A.s stage in 2013 singing her hit pop song "We Can't Stop," it seemed like her career was heading for a different path. In late 2012, the ex-Disney star was still working out her sound for her then upcoming album Bangerz—but she'd already shown a penchant for rock and country. That sound was best exemplified when Cyrus covered "Jolene," the bluesy Dolly Parton ballad about a desperate lover. Her version of the song quickly went viral, perhaps partially because of Cyrus's connection to the material; Parton is her actual godmother.
Fast-forward a few years, and Cyrus's singing career is still a hybrid of hippie pop meets hip-hop. But she briefly returned to her country roots on Tuesday night, singing a cover of "Jolene" with her godmother as well as the a cappella group Pentatonix on The Voice.
Cyrus, a current judge on the singing competition show, made sure to go full country, y'all, warblin' and foot stompin' throughout the entire performance, and rambunctiously harmonizing with the always perfect Parton, who rightfully took center stage. And don't worry—Cyrus remembered all the words this time.
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Dolly Parton on Pure and Simple and Marriage Advice: "Stay Gone!"
The country legend opens up about her new album, her husband, feeling forever young, and the importance of love and equality for all.
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The cable juggernaut signed a multimillion-dollar contract to not be on the air five nights a week. Now, Maddow opens up about why she's changing gears, her upcoming projects, her health scares, the Steele dossier, and her surprisingly amiable rapport with Tucker Carlson.
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Julie Andrews Spills the Tea on Mary Poppins, The Sound of Music, and The Princess Diaries
The AFI Life Achievement recipient discusses her most memorable films—and what moviegoers actually misremember.
Will Smith Slaps Chris Rock at Oscars 2022 After Joke Gone Wrong
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One of the things that makes Carlton, Noble Pig tasting room's home base, such a "Great Little Town" is just how many tasting rooms and restaurants there are here, all nestled within a handful of small-town blocks.
Come visit us at Noble Pig, taste our Pinot Blancs, Pinot Gris, and Pinot Noirs with some finely paired nibbles, then you can spend the rest of a lovely afternoon exploring other uniquely Oregon wines and food – all the while leaving your car right where you parked it. What could be better?
How about staying the night?
Carlton also offers some truly delightful Bed & Breakfasts and Vacation Rentals. You don't need a designated driver when you've got a nice little home away from home right here in town. Visit an extra tasting room or two, linger till sunset, then decide where to go for dinner and what to curl up and read afterwards.
For cozy and close by, you can't beat the Carlton Inn Bed & Breakfast. Karen Choules' longtime dream of owning and operating a Bed & Breakfast has come true in a gorgeous 1915-ish house just a few blocks down Main Street from Noble Pig. There are four big, comfy and fully appointed rooms to choose from, each with a private bath. Free WiFi blankets the house, you can pick out a movie, or dial back the tech all the way with a board game or something from the lending library. Then of course…breakfast. Karen haunts the local farmer's markets and honor system farm stands for the freshest locally grown and raised items possible. Eggs from her own chickens – it doesn't get much more local. And don't pass up the homemade granola.
Also nice and close to Noble Pig is R.R Thompson House, just a few blocks off of Main Street. A beautifully restored 1936 house, the Thompson House offers two roomy suites and three beautifully appointed rooms. Marble whirlpool baths are involved. The breakfast menu changes daily, with an enduring affection for the many berry farms we have nearby.
You'll have to make breakfast yourself, but The Winery Lofts offer four very tasteful and cozy vacation rentals perfect for a weekend getaway or a business pow-wow, right on Main Street, right in the heart of town. In fact, if you're staying at one of The Lofts, well, "Howdy, Neighbor!" – you're just three doors down from the Noble Pig tasting room. There are actually quite a few vacation rental homes available in and around Carlton, here's a look.
Just outside of Carlton are a couple more B&Bs. About halfway between Carlton and Newberg, Abbey Road Farm Bed & Breakfast offers a truly unique experience: "Silo Suites" -- five modern suites inside of three converted grain silos, nestled on an 82 acre working farm (is there anything cuter than a baby goat?), complete with sweeping views of Yamhill County's rolling hills. Up on a hilltop overlooking a 25 year old vineyard outside of Carlton's sister town of Yamhill is Yamhill Vineyards Bed & Breakfast, offering two guest rooms with private bath, a garden spa and deck, and of course, vineyard tours. In early summer they grow flowers as well as grapes, which are shipped to flower markets all over the country – but you can enjoy them first.
So come out to Carlton and visit us at Noble Pig, then relax and visit some of our friends, take your time, get a good night's sleep and a farm fresh breakfast, then do it all over again!


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Q: List Output Help How would I create a list then on click add data to the list which is then stored into a session variable, then on another page retrieve the variable and output them? Currently I have:
Page Load:
List <myClass> listName=new List<myClass>
OnClick:

listName.add(3);
listName.add(4);

Session["IDs"]=listName;
Second Page
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I need to get the whole list and add output the list so I can output (hopefully) the '3' and '4'.

A: List<myClass> listNames = (List<myClass>)Session["IDs"];

You can read about it on MSDN: ASP.NET Session State Overview


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Leicester Rail passengers to benefit from new earlier morning service
The service, which will be launched as part of East Midlands Trains new timetable, will run from Monday 12 December2011. It will depart from Leicester at 07.11, and will call at Loughborough,East Midlands Parkway, Long Eaton, Derby and Chesterfield, before arriving in Sheffield at 08.25.
David Horne, Managing Director for East Midlands Trains, said: "Following feedback from our passengers, we have re-time done of our trains to leave Leicester at the earlier time of 07.11. Thiswill not only provide passengers with an opportunity to get to Sheffield in time for an early meeting or for a 9am start at work, it will also provide earlier connections to key cities such as Manchester, Leeds, York and Newcastle.
"We're really pleased to be launching this new earlier service, and hope that it will encourage even more people to use the train for travelling to the north."
Leicester deputy city mayor, Cllr Rory Palmer,added: "This is good news for passengers and we are pleased to see EastMidlands Trains making these additions to their Midland Main Line service.
"It is vital that we have a good service to other cities on the Midland Main Line and that we connect with the wider national rail network as well."
Martin Traynor, Group Chief Executive for Leicestershire Chamber of Commerce, said: ""Good connectivity to our northern cities is an important issue for many businesses in Leicester,who both trade and operate in that part of the UK. We welcome the addition of this new service with the confidence that the uptake from the business community will be very strong"
The first train from Leicester to Sheffield currently departs at 07.36. By changing at Sheffield, the earlier departure time of 07.11 will allow an arrival into Manchester Piccadilly at 09.36, Leeds at 09.49, York at 09.44 and Newcastle at 10.44.
In addition, passengers from stations south of Leicester including Wellingborough, Kettering and Market Harborough will be able to use this service and change at Leicester for earlier arrivals at Birmingham, Peterborough, Cambridge and Stansted Airport.
City.Mobi
Also in Europe today, City.Mobi is celebrating the success of its new guide to London.
City.Mobi offers the most comprehensive mobile travel guides available, with over 800 cities in 200 countries listed. Each is developed by the City.Mobi team to combine into a single global travel directory.
However, each city retains its own mobile identity via a dedicated domain. Already on offer are Brussels.Mobi, Paris.Mobi, Sanfrancisco.Mobi and Sydney.Mobi.
London.mobi is the latest in this illustrious line up, offering click to call functionality – which means no scribbling down telephone numbers.
Most entries are also linked to websites where users can quickly access more detailed information if needed.
Other key features include information on accommodation, restaurants, attractions, entertainment, nightlife, shopping, and transport.
City.Mobi guides include user reviews and traveller utilities such as a translation guide, currency converter, news and local weather guide.
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package com.newjourney.video;

import android.app.Application;

import com.yanzhenjie.nohttp.Logger;
import com.yanzhenjie.nohttp.NoHttp;

/**
 * Created by shishengyi on 2017/5/16.
 */
public class App extends Application {

    @Override
    public void onCreate() {
        super.onCreate();
        NoHttp.initialize(this);

        Logger.setDebug(true);// 开启NoHttp的调试模式, 配置后可看到请求过程、日志和错误信息。
        Logger.setTag("NoHttpSample");// 设置NoHttp打印Log的tag。
    }

}


I've been using the Livelooper a lot recently working with a Beatboxer and I've discovered a feature I would like, I thought I may share it with you all. Apologies if you can already do this.
I tend to use the LiveLooper in manual trigger mode so I can record loops on the fly whenever I want them; once the looper channel are all used up, or if you just want to free up more channels - it would be brilliant if there was a 'Bounce-all-to-One' button somewhere on the interface which would take all the active loops and buss them down to one armed or designated channel on the LiveLooper - then you could start the whole looping business over again without having go through a time consuming process of clearing any redundant loops.
Any thoughts? Easy or hard to implement for 2.1?
Stereo In/Out and Bounce-all-to-One would be great improvements I think - I had thought of individual volume pots on each channel - but routing them to a desired type of mixer is overall more flexible I think.
Ahh yes I remember my other wish - I assume this would be much more difficult to implement - but could the audio inside the LiveLooper speed up/slow down in accordance with the tempo?
Great to hear about your use of the LiveLooper Matt -- I don't get much feedback about it and it was a lot of work to implement.
Loop bouncing might be a good feature although I can imagine all kinds of complexities if the loops aren't the same length (the smallest common multiple can get pretty large). I'm wondering if I could solve your problem in some other way -- i'm also wondering how many less clicks it would be to clear redundant loops versus selecting which loops to bounce.
I'm happy to take suggestions but there's no chance of this kind of, what i would call "significant-enhancement" happening for 2.1. I've already got my hands full with the existing tasks on the roadmap.
I've done a modest amount of audio programming (VSTs and a wave player with Port Audio) and I didn't imagine my request would be simple. C'est la vie!
To be honest if you think it has the legs to be a new Contraption, I think it would work just as well with half the amount of loops: 8 is usually more than enough as I rarely seem to get past 4 or 5 without having to bounce them all.
I tend to use the first loop as a template if you like; which is a silent loop 1 bar in length - then I can (clock) sync everything to that loop, usually with 0.25 set as the decimal fraction.
The LiveSlice plugin I used to use for similar purposes (until I got fed up with the long waits for updates and the MIDI learn restrictions) which had an interesting feature in the record section: whereby you set the musical duration (in bars) to record for - then you triggered the recording. This is in opposition to the user defined punch in/out points of the LiveLooper However I find the LiveLooper much more flexible for on the fly recording – as it can do both standard musical and more contemporary measures.
Bounce-Loop: A loop slot, which the user can set a predefined length for the bounce. It could have a sensible limit (say 8 bars for example). This would then limit the length of a single recording to 8 bars. I guess it could be thought of as a 'Capture' feature – 'capture what's happening in the BounceLooper for x bars please' button.
Loops: 8 available slots for recordings – not all required to be filled for a bounce.
Recording: the Canon and LiveLooper work really well in their recording facility so I don't see any real need to change this.
Bouncing: I would kind of assume you could make a switch statement to reference a variable which checks whether a loop is playing or stopped/muted/empty - the loop slots which return a 'playing == true' are bounced together into the aforementioned Bounce-Loop, and the remaining loops are reset to a clear state ready to be filled again. Then it would be a case of figuring out the maths to multiply the various loop lengths in order to fill the Bounce-Loops length.
Re-Bounce: The next bounce could in theory need to mix the previously bounced material along with any new recorded loops.
I kind of see it as a way for a performer to keep resampling new material, effect it, and re-ingest it – this could lead to all sorts of re-sampling electro-acoustic goodness.
Too bad you didn't get much reply on the livelooper, I'm really digging it and would love to see some improvements in the future like stereo, or something like in ableton live where the 1st loop sets the tempo or so. Reverse, ect.
Let's do a big brainstorming about the livelooper !
I used to use it a lot, and I am planning to come back to it. Let's keep in touch.
I remember having sync problems when stoppinng a replaying the main clock. But many things can be improved. It's worth it since the livelooper could be the most important element of live performances, with AM only.
Thanks for all the suggestions so far. Keep them coming and I'll come back to this thread when I have some time to work on it. -- Ross.
Another thing I'd like to see is an Auto-record function like a peak detector but only for the 1st loop. Meaning that whenever you start playing, it's records but you have to press a key or a midi pedal to start looping or go to the next loop. It could also start recording by watching for the 1 incoming midi note for example.
Yeah, the live looper is awesome Ross, i use it for my live stuff and beatboxing and all sorts.
If you want a 'bounce to one' function, for now, couldn't you use [i]another[/i] instance of LiveLooper that was receiving an output from the first livelooper? That would be my first port-of-call for something like that.
True you could, but if you kept on employing that line of thinking you could end up with massively overcomplicated and inefficient patches - with resource hungry Contraptions doing a simple task because it's the only way to currently do it in the software. This is not only in term of CPU/RAM resources etc. but for example the fact that the LiveLooper takes a lot of screen real estate to display it's properties panel.
I'd prefer to throw out an idea for an improvement or new Contraption than keep bodging a patch to just make it work. It appears Ross is serious about consistently developing Mulch in the near future, and I see adding to it's Contraption palette and making small improvements to existing Contraptions a crucial part of it's development.
It's just the fundamental body of the Contraption. 8 loops/tracks, and the brace tries to signify the summing to the Bounce loop. The design mimics the LiveLooper so a familiar user could get to grips with it straight away. The volume controls allow the user to get a desired mix of the loops before the bounce.
The record/bounce length selection needs to be thought out next - similar to the LiveLooper again? Also need to think what options could be in the Bounce Loop section - length settings of the loop?
I have thought about incorporating simple LP/HP filters into each loop for basic EQ to allow the user to create a more dynamic/timbral mix before summing. I would pop these above the Volume controls, as a simple crossfader-esque control: the far left to be full LP and far right to be full HP.
My only concern then is not to get the interface too cluttered and Contraption too resource intensive.
just thought i'd chime in and say I love livelooper, too. I use it to do tempo-synced looping with my MPC, and it works fabulously.
I built a reaktor ensemble so I could individually pitch-shift the different outputs of the live looper. Tons of fun, but I guess that would be a somewhat superfluous feature to include in the looper.
I would love it if you could individually reverse and (tempo synced) timestretch the loops in realtime though! And do sample-rate based speed up/slowdown/pitch shifting.
One method while not instant would be to set up a file recorder and have it to grab all 16 channels in one file then load it to play it back. You could wire a few file recorders before hand... The way AM handles temp files is kinda interesting so I think you actually keep using the same file recorder, loading that file into the file player and they would all sound different.
1) Allow any loop to set or follow global tempo.
3) Allow multiple loopers to sync to each other, so you can get more than 16 synchronized loops.
4) Instead of using a single looper with 16 tracks, each looper instance could have only 1 stereo track and sync to the global clock. You'd use as many loopers as you need, and place them at any point in the signal path.