For just under a decade Demarkus Lewis has released over 100 singles and remixes . He has kept true to his roots in the underground sound whether it be deep soulful house or the heaviest of techno/tech-house outings. Known for his ability to go deep while maintaining the energy to keep the dance floors moving, he has proven to be diverse artist.
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In 2005 Demarkus launched Grin Music as his home base label. Grin began as a deep house label while now, 3 years later, it has morphed into a blend of house and techno. Alongside housing some of his own productions, Grin has featured artists such as Chicago's Gene Farris, Timmy Vegas of Soul Central and DBR aka Rhythm Slaves.
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Blessed Carlos Acutis: The Boy Who Knew
Aug 9, 2021 11:30:00 AM | by Christine Vincent
Christine Vincent reviews The Boy Who Knew, Book One in the Friends in High Places series by Corinna Turner.
Just in time for the beatification of Blessed Carlos Acutis, talented British young adult author Corinna Turner published the first book in her new series of short novels for teens: Friends in High Places. The Boy Who Knew (Carlo Acutis) is another excellent example of Turner's engaging writing which we have come to love in the I Am Margaret series and the UnSparked series. Turner addresses teens in their own world and their own language. With her recent short novels, she meets Catholic teen readers where they are, taking into account young minds with short attention spans and a hunger for action-packed entertainment.
The plot of The Boy Who Knew does not exactly fall into the action-packed category. 15-year-old protagonist Daniel has been diagnosed with leukemia and is too sick to engage in physical adventures. He is facing nine agonizing days of waiting for his doctor's prognosis. Is his leukemia fatal or does he have a chance of survival? Even though his Catholic faith is no more than lukewarm, Daniel seeks refuge from his parents' despair in his church. Young Father Thomas gives the boy an unusual holy card depicting a teenager in a modern sports top and jeans. Daniel finds that he has a lot in common with the "almost blessed" Carlo Acutis, who died of leukemia at age 15. While praying a novena to Blessed Carlo during the nine days of waiting for his prognosis, Daniel soon finds himself on an adventure of the spirit as he discovers the life story of the young saint.
The Boy Who Knew does not take more than an hour to read, making the book appealing to reluctant readers. Teens who might think that saints are people who lived long ago in a remote world too strange for them to relate to will meet in Carlo Acutis a boy who could very well be living next door. Along with Daniel, they will find that Carlos was an ordinary kid who loved computer games and even Pokémon! They will also find that such a boy, a boy just like them, can be holy. Each day, Daniel recites the prayers of the novena followed by meditations based on the amazingly profound insights of the teenage saint.
Like Daniel, I was deeply impressed by this quote: "All people are born as originals, but many die as photocopies." In his words, Carlo Acutis showed astonishing insight into our fallen nature. The meditations inspire Daniel to search the internet for information about Carlo. He begins to form a true friendship with the dead boy. As his health deteriorates, Daniel's faith grows stronger, his fear of death diminishes, and he finds new hope. His spiritual adventure culminates in a visit to Assisi where he is invited to attend the beatification Mass for Carlo Acutis. There Daniel meets the dead, or not-so-dead, Carlo in his amazingly incorrupt body. Back home in London, Daniel has not only found the strength to face his prognosis but to support his family with his new-found faith.
Corinna Turner's masterful storytelling makes this journey of a soul as compelling as a physical adventure. The story is brimming with profound Catholic teachings. Daniel learns about the role of his Guardian Angel, the importance of confession, about the fruits of adoration, and more. He learns to think less about his own problems and to care about the people around him. He learns empathy for his parents and eventually leads them back to their faith. Daniel's spiritual awakening is described in beautiful poetic passages:
The more I find out about him, the more hopeful he makes me feel. Like I'm opening the door to a dark empty room inside me and the more I open the door, the more light streams in, revealing beautiful things I didn't know were there.
The book includes excellent discussion questions, some sources for further study, and more bonus features.
Blessed Carlo Acutis was beatified October 10, 2020, in Assisi, Italy. He has been declared Patron of the Internet. I cannot imagine a saint more relevant to today's youth. Corinna Turner's masterful little book could not have been more timely to bring this story to modern teens. As so often, I found the insights I gained in this teen book just as relevant for adults. I'm looking forward to more Friends in High Places.
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Christine Vincent is a homeschooling mother of eight. She holds a M.A. in English and has been freelancing as a writer for over twenty years. When she began teaching her children, she discovered how difficult it is to find children's books that will nurture the Faith. She launched her website BooksForCatholicKids.org to make the hunt easier for other moms.
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We're delighted to tell you that the Emery County Public Land Management Act just passed the U.S. House of Representatives and now heads to the president's desk for his signature. (Yes, he's expected to sign.)
Take a moment to appreciate just how historic this victory is.
For more than twenty years, the Utah delegation has put forward lousy bills that would have sold the San Rafael Swell short. SUWA opposed all those bills. And now, after a year-long fight, what began again as terrible legislation will instead extend much-needed protection to some of Utah's most beloved redrock landscapes—places like Muddy Creek and parts of Desolation and Labyrinth Canyons.
Muddy Creek wilderness in the San Rafael Swell. Copyright Ray Bloxham/SUWA
This happened because of people like you. Your emails, phone calls, and contributions made the difference—showing our congressional allies and opponents alike that the American people care about protecting Utah wilderness.
Thanks to you and our Utah Wilderness Coalition allies—the Sierra Club and the Natural Resources Defense Council—we've made this legislation deserving of the places protected.
The result? 663,000 acres of wilderness will now be protected in Emery County! (Click here to view our story map showing what the bill protects.)
We're grateful to our congressional champions, Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Representative Alan Lowenthal (D-CA 47), who each challenged an earlier, flawed version of the bill—flaws that have now been largely addressed.
These lands belong to all Americans, and wilderness bills like this one can only succeed if Utah politicians recognize the national significance of their protection.
To be sure, there are still lands in Emery County and elsewhere deserving of protection, and we will continue to work every day to protect all of Utah's magnificent redrock wilderness.
But today, it's time to celebrate.
Thank you for being a critical part of the movement to protect Utah wilderness.
If you live in Utah, please call Representative John Curtis' office at 202-225-7751, and Sen. Mitt Romney at (202) 224-5251 and thank them for seeing this legislation through.
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Putting too much strength in the sincerity, or lack thereof, in others. Wishing for more, wanting what others have, forgetting what I already have and earned. Earning more and watching other people get for little to nothing. Being pretty has it's plus side. Bringing people with me in my mission, letting them tag alone, sharing the glory and taking a back seat myself. Being greedy and vain.
Having trouble with "Thoughts Becoming Things". Maybe realizing I do have a mild form of depression, in the way that I cannot, nay, have troubles stopping the negative thoughts from flooding. Do people really think good things all the time? Or are we all stuck in our minds, saying bitter things that we dare not let fall from our mouths? I always thought that to be true.
Because of mom. Because I know it is true of her. And because so, it is true of Dad. And so with me. What a cycle.
So, I try. I need to try harder, in everything. I could make a list, as usual, but I already know.
Am I compassionate to myself? Or am I just easy? Do I just make excuses for myself?
Am I compassionate in the way that I truly believe I will find love? In the way that I don't put myself in a position where I think I may regret later, for not staying true to myself? In the way that I pamper my body with feeling pretty and taking care of myself; feeding my body good food and water; using it properly? In the way that I treat my mind with respect and my soul with good energy, taking time to meditate and become more whole?
Oh, to stop being cynical and doubtful and comparative.
Ode to being true to the words of kindness to all, (yourself included).
Joy, you be who I am meant to be.


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Sometimes I experience the same effect while listening to music or a video clip, the only temporary measure I could think off besides getting a new set of headphones was to partially plug it in. I know it sounds crazy but it works better that way. Otherwise you would hear voices echoing in strange way that could lead you to imagine you lost audition or you're having a nightmare.
Maaan this things take forever if you actually put effort into them. Buuut this is the way to go, stepping up my game! Can I hire an imp to do the video editing for me though?
I wanted to work on some music stuff since I was free and I updated an old track.
I found out that LAMM (the one I wrote the OST for) sold a few thousand copies on STEAM so, to celebrate, I released the soundtrack on bandcamp.


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I am running out of words.
Pitts: Enough slaughter I am running out of words. Check out this story on statesmanjournal.com: http://stjr.nl/1gYzbId
Leonard Pitts Jr., Tribune Content Agency Published 6:45 a.m. PT June 2, 2014
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Some crackpot who couldn't get a date stabs and shoots his way across the Southern California college town of Isla Vista, killing six people and wounding 13 before apparently turning his gun on himself. This happened Friday night. And what shall I say about that?
I mean, I know how this goes. We all do. Weren't you sort of expecting it when the father of one of the Isla Vista victims blamed his son's death on the NRA? Would you really be stunned if the NRA countered that none of this would have happened had there been more guns in Isla Vista? And now, this is the part where I am supposed to offer context, to mourn these losses and use them in an argument for sensible gun laws.
We've seen it all before, in Newtown, in Tucson, at Virginia Tech, at the Navy Yard in Washington, at that movie theater in Aurora, Colo. We've seen it so much that there is by now a rote sense to it, a sense of going through motions and checking off boxes, of flinging words against indifferent walls with no real expectation the words will change anything — or even be heard.
So I am running out of words. Or maybe just faith in words.
Which ones shall I use? "Sickening?" "Obscene?" "Grotesque?" "Tragic?"
You've read them all a hundred times. Do they still have power to punch your gut? And what argument shall I use those words to make? Shall I observe that a gun is a weapon of mass destruction and that mentally impaired people should not have access to them? Shall I point out that as a statistical matter, a gun in the home is far more likely to hurt someone you love than to scare off a burglar? Shall I demand we hold our leaders accountable for failing to pass some kind of sensible laws to rein this madness in?
And if I do, do you suppose it will make any difference?
It is a measure of a uniquely American insanity that truths so obvious and inarguable are regarded as controversial and seditious by many people in this country. Indeed, Georgia, recently enacted a law allowing guns in churches, school zones, bars, government buildings, even parts of airports. You think those words and that argument will find any purchase there? Don't hold your breath.
This is why I am running out of words, or faith in words. Too much blood, pain and death. And the dictionary is finite.
I'll tell you something, though. I grew up in South Los Angeles and lived there at the height of the drug wars of the 1980s. Seemed there was a mass shooting every weekend. They became so routine it seemed like the local paper pretty much stopped paying attention. You'd see a write-up on the back page of the metro section — six dead, three wounded — and that would be it. They reported it like the stats of some out-of-town ball team. Our deaths were routine.
But when carnage becomes routine, we lose more than lives. We lose some essential element of our very humanity. Seven people died in Isla Vista. Then a 14-year-old Miami boy argued with his 16-year-old brother over clothing, shot him to death, then killed himself. That same weekend in Detroit, Mich., a mentally ill teenager was arrested in the shooting death of his mother's fiance. And in Chicago, eight people were shot, one killed, in less than eight hours beginning Monday afternoon.
So I guess I cannot afford to run out of words — or faith. None of us can. Running out of words is an act of surrender, an obeisance to the obscene. Running out of words is running out of outrage. Both those who died and those of us left behind deserve better than that. Our humanity deserves better than that. Here, then, is one final word flung against that high and indifferent wall:
Enough, you hear me?
Leonard Pitts Jr. is a columnist for The Miami Herald, 1 Herald Plaza, Miami, FL 33132. Send email to lpitts@miamiherald.com.
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In the noble sport of rowing, those over the age of 27 years are all classed as 'Masters' and these and banded together with a letter denoting each age category, 'A' being the youngest and those of slightly more mature years like my good self, having recently crept in my 60s, classed as an 'F'.
Different age groups can then race one another with an appropriate handicap being applied to create an almost level playing field (river).
I would never class myself as an athlete or even a sportsman but I came across and fell into this sport about fifteen years ago and I have to say that aside from the ghastly exertion involved from time to time, it suits me rather well. Looking backward while on the water in the company of friendly souls is an immensely pleasurable way to spend a happy couple of hours of a weekend, particularly if the sun is warm on your back and the breeze is light. Herons, Grebes, Ducks, Swans and Geese all add to the charm of a Sunday morning outing.
There are other days, of course, when the wind will howl, snow or sleet will fall and your hands will be close to numb but even days like these have charm. To row quietly on a silent river amidst flurries of snow in the depths of winter is a privilege and a delight.
Anyway, from time to time we test our skills and ageing bones against other like minded souls at events across the land and in July we took part in the Henley Masters Regatta, side by side racing between the booms on a slightly shorter course than Henley Royal Regatta (thankfully) but the competition is strong and fierce so this year we were mighty proud to emerge as the victors in the F4+ (over 60s coxed four). Possibly our finest hour thus far!
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Atlanta, GA – Tea Party Patriots President and co-founder Jenny Beth Martin released a statement today reacting to news that DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson refused to stop a secret U.S. policy keeping immigration officials from reviewing the social media posts of visa applicants.
"This is a no-brainer, DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson must resign or President Obama must fire him immediately. It is frightening for Americans to learn that Johnson supported a secret policy to ignore the public social media postings of foreign nationals trying to enter the United States out of concern for political correctness and fear of 'bad public relations' for the Obama Administration. This is why people are rightfully scared, they do not trust the Obama administration to keep them safe. The job of the DHS Secretary is to do everything within his power to keep Americans safe from those who would attack us, not to worry about politics or public relations. Additionally, we call on every Republican presidential candidate to publicly commit, during tonight's debate in Las Vegas, that if elected they will reject this absurd policy and do everything in their power under the Constitution to ensure the safety and security of the people of the United States."


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Elegance, beauty or attractiveness doesn't alway equal intelligence.
Death shouldn't be the point of regret or courage or even bravery. It should be done in life.
Pride and arrogance can be rooted in no substance or talent. Almost an aesthetic rather than functionality.
Oxymoron: In the first line, we have the word 'living' which is contrasted with death in the second line.
Contrast: In line four, we have the words 'first and last' in the same line which even extends further to 'no more'. This illustrates the stages, phases or rites of passage that the swan embarked on. Likewise, the strong comparison between geese and swans complements the line fools than wise.
This emphasises a lesson (if you will) that on the verge of death shouldn't be when you say/do the things that you have always wanted to do.
This begs the questions of why didn't she sing before? Was it pride? Did she think she was too elegant to sing? I believe it could be a combination of different things such as fear, realisation or even a form of epiphany.
Please comment below on what you think the swan is a metaphor for?
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Andrew then spent eight transformative years in Boston, intensively studying jazz and classical saxophone, piano, and theory with some of the area's most highly regarded musicians. There he began to develop his personal sound and approach to the instrument, and a musical conception built around relationships of color, space, time, form, tradition, and the distortion and manipulation thereof. In addition to jazz, Andrew worked as a freelancer and doubler in a variety of musical settings including pit orchestras, wedding and function bands, classical wind ensembles, and club dates with singer-songwriter, blues, R&B, hip-hop, funk, and neo-soul acts. Gray/Slate/Yellow, Andrew's first album as a leader, was released in 2011, and features Boston heavyweight bassist Sean Farias and ultra-versatile New York drummer Ignacio Rivas Bixio, playing seven of Andrew's original compositions.
In addition to performing, Andrew worked for five years building a new 5-12 music program from scratch at the Innovation Academy Charter School in Tyngsboro, MA in 2010. HIs accomplishments during his tenure include creating new coursework in musicology, electronic music, aesthetics, and African American music, conducting high school musical productions, and laying the groundwork for school-wide vocal and instrumental performance programs.
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Jurassic World: The Legacy of Isla Nubla hands-on preview at PAX Unplugged
By A Kay Purcell
The time is fast approaching to build your own park with Jurassic World: The Legacy of Isla Nublar. On March 22nd, 2022, Funko Games and Prospero Hall will launch their Kickstarter for this new, all-included board game which asks if you can do a better job of building a dinosaur park than Dr. Hammond.
The Legacy of Isla Nublar has a number of unique features, starting with its unique approach to its Kickstarter campaign. There will be no stretch goals, no special editions, and no unlockables; the basic pledge covers every feature, figure, booklet, and trinket the game designers want to include. And that's not a small number of features–the complete kit weighs in at 7 pounds and includes a dozen adventures, comic books to introduce said adventures, 14 dinosaur figures, and a plethora of tools, trinkets, a raptor talon scratcher, and even a mosquito-in-amber-themed D20 to help immerse you in the world of Jurassic Park.
Opening the box, players will get to hop into the adventure with four dinosaurs on the board, two carnivores and two herbivores, and will be able to assume the role of a number of characters who help build the park. Each round consists of nine actions, which must be split between the players you have at the table. Turns can be used to survey an area to get an idea of how the dinosaurs will behave in the next round, constructing buildings or barriers, or interacting with mini-games within buildings.
The Legacy of Isla Nublar is a legacy game, meaning that, outside of the tutorial mission, each play session will permanently alter the map, character abilities, and dinosaurs for all future games. The tutorial mission, which can be replayed indefinitely, is framed as a dream Dr Hammond has while en route to the island. Using temporary tokens and markers, players can get a feel for the rules and pace of the game, but once the envelope for their first real adventure is torn open, the tokens are replaced by stickers, laying the groundwork for future adventures.
Players can use the DNA lab to unlock new dinosaur types – 4 carnivores, 4 herbivores, and 2 mystery Wu Creations, denoted in purple boxes. What kind of dinosaurs are available to unlock? Do they replace the default four, or are they additional creatures to keep track of? The team was closed-lipped about it all, and no amount of cajoling would get me an answer, nor a peek inside the closed boxes.
Likewise, players can upgrade the playable characters, unlocking new skills. The names of these skills are printed on the character cards, though the details of exactly what these abilities do are hidden beneath a scratch-off foil. You'll have to budget your moves and plan your upgrades with future gaming sessions in mind, as once something is unlocked, there's no undo button.
As mentioned before, Jurassic World: The Legacy of Isla Nubla comes with 12 adventures, and each adventure takes 1-2 hours to complete. The game was designed so that even after all 24-48 hours of these adventures have been completed, there is still plenty of replayability.
If you're excited to start your own dinosaur theme park, then don't forget to head over to the Kickstarter page and sign up to be notified when the project launches on March 22nd, 2022. Those who pledge can expect to receive their copy of Jurassic World: The Legacy of Isla Nubla in the fall of 2022.
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Olcenengo is een gemeente in de Italiaanse provincie Vercelli (regio Piëmont) en telt 635 inwoners (31-12-2004). De oppervlakte bedraagt 16,5 km², de bevolkingsdichtheid is 38 inwoners per km².

Demografie
Olcenengo telt ongeveer 290 huishoudens. Het aantal inwoners steeg in de periode 1991-2001 met 6,9% volgens cijfers uit de tienjaarlijkse volkstellingen van ISTAT.

Geografie
Olcenengo grenst aan de volgende gemeenten: Caresanablot, Casanova Elvo, Collobiano, Quinto Vercellese, San Germano Vercellese, Vercelli.

Gemeente in Vercelli

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Q: Disable an entire form in js without individually disabling each field I have created a form using JSF. There are many accordion panels in my form and each accordion panel consists of several fields.
I wanna disable all the fields of one such accordion panel using js. Instead of individually disabling each field of the accordion panel, is there a shortcut method to disable the whole accordion panel all at once.

A: You could add a class to all of the form fields and then select the fields with that class.
Once you have the DOM reference then you could loop over the form fields and disable.
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function disableForm() {
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During my 200 hour teacher training in 2011, Annie Carpenter recommended a lot of different books to continue my yogic studies. One day, during a discussion on whether or not women should invert during ladies holiday 'The Red Tent' came up. I got home from my training in Los Angeles and was telling my mom about the books I was planning to read and she said she had already read 'The Red Tent' and gave me her copy. My first thought was (my mom is way cool) and my second thought was (this book looks super boring) and after about 5 pages into it I realized, it was in fact, boring.
Exactly two years later, I am chipping away at my prenatal/postnatal yoga bibliography for my teacher training in San Francisco next month and whilst reading Gurmukh Kaur Klasa's 'Bountiful, Beautiful, Blissful,' Klasa recommends 'The Red Tent.' I thought to myself (I think I still have that book!) and I did! So I started reading it again. It's not boring at all. It's actually very good. Isn't it funny what two years can do?
My bff Maggie and I are trying a Skype book club (she lives in Denver) because she recently had a natural childbirth and is interested in midwifery and is a constant inspiration to me especially when it comes to holistic health and spirituality. So, I'll keep you posted. If you've already read it, let me know what you thought.
I read that in college. After my raving about it, it quickly made it's way through the hands of my mom, cousin, aunt, and more cousins, resulting in an inadvertent cascading family book club discussion. Glad you're enjoying it more this time around.


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Gentle Jack Biography, Career And Net Worth
1 Gentle Jack Biography, Movies, Awards, And Net Worth
1.1 Educational Background
1.2 His Acting Career
1.3 Gentle Jack's Awards
1.4 Gentle Jack's Net Worth (2022) – $200,000
Gentle Jack Biography, Movies, Awards, And Net Worth
Gentle Jack is a well-known actor, producer, director, entrepreneur, and television personality in Nollywood. He was born on November 20, 1970, in Abonnema, Kingdom of Kalabari, Rivers state, south-southern Nigeria. Due to his strong physique, he is regarded as a Nollywood legend and enjoys widespread fame.
His primary and secondary education were completed in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, before he attended the Ogun State Polytechnics in Abeokuta. He left for Fitness School (Hellymag Fitness School) for personal reasons, where he studied and acquired fitness and nutrition skills and became a body therapist.
His Acting Career
Gentle In 1997, Jack joined Nollywood. However, his path to acting success was not without obstacles. He had a poor beginning, but with hard work and dedication to achieve, he became a movie industry sensation.
With the assistance of his brother, Gbasemi Tariah, he began his acting career, starring alongside Pete Edochie in his first film, "Blood Money."
In 1998, he rose to prominence after starring in the successful film "Vuga" alongside Genevieve Nnaji. He rose to prominence in Nollywood due to his muscular physique and brilliant performances as an actor.
He is best known for his roles in action films alongside notable Nollywood actors such as Jim Iyke, Sam Dede, Saint Obi, Alaso Wariboko, Zubby Michael, Junior Pope Odonwodo, Emma Ehimadu, and J.T. Tomwest.
In the majority of films, he portrays armed robbers, cultists, kidnappers, and occasionally bodyguards. His muscular physique provides him an advantage over his Nollywood competitors.
Jack is exceptionally talented and gifted in acting and interpreting film roles. He has appeared in over 150 films, including Blood Money, The Ghost, Black Diamond, Ebube, War Front, Light Out, Ijele, and numerous others that are too numerous to list.
Gentle Jack's Awards
Gentle Jack, who is frequently referred to as a Nollywood legend, is the recipient of a number of honors, including:
The most notable Nigerian actor at the African Academy Awards.
The year's best actor according to the City People Entertainment Awards.
Best leading actor at the African Magic Viewers' Choice Awards.
Two-time winner of many Abuja Carnival King Awards.
Jack is happily married and has children. Gentle Jack is also a successful businessman who reportedly owns a gym in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Gentle Jack's Net Worth (2022) – $200,000
Gentle Jack is a prominent and muscular Nollywood actor, ranked among the wealthiest, most creative, and most influential with a net worth of approximately $200,000 USD.
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I recently reported on a translation of the Gettysburg Address into Ancient Greek, that I found on the Textkit forum. As a show of my new-found liberality with my time online (now that I am no longer on Quora), I have joined Textkit; and as part of my sign up, I've said hello to people there in Ancient Greek.
Now, as I occasionally confess sotto voce, I may have styled myself a world expert on the history of the Greek language, but I have never actually formally studied Ancient Greek. Which means that when I do try to write in Ancient Greek, the results are strongly coloured by what Modern Greek speakers know of Ancient Greek. In other words, what comes out is Puristic, which in turn is often enough Byzantine. When I wrote to Michael Masiello in Ancient Greek on Quora, he worked out that was what was going on in comments.
Oh, the comments on Quora don't export, but I'm still not linking direct to Quora.
So what happens when I unwittingly introduce a whole bunch of mediaevalisms in my Ancient Greek? What happens is the exchange in Νικόλαος Νικολαόυ, Τεξτκὶτ θαμῶσι εὐ πράττειν, where site moderator Jeidsath says "huh?" a fair bit.
Νικόλαος Νικολαόυ, Τεξτκὶτ θαμῶσι εὐ πράττειν.
Τοὺς τῆς ἑλληνικῆς γλώττης ἐνθάδε φίλους χαιρετῶ. Νικόλαος μὲν ἐμοὶ τὸ ὄνομα, γλωττολόγος δὲ ἐμοὶ ἡ παιδεία. Εἰς τὸν Θησαυρὸν τῆς Ἑλληνικῆς Γλώττης (TLG) ἐπὶ δεκαεπτὰ ἔτη ἠργασάμην, τὸν δὲ αὐτόματον ἐκείνου τῶν λέξεων ἀναλυτὴν ἀνέπτυσσον. Ἱστολόγιον περὶ τῶν ἑλληνικῶν καὶ περὶ τῆς γλωττολογίας γράφω, ἄλλ' οὐκ ἔξεστί μοι ἔτι ἐνθάδε τὸν σύνδεσμον κοινοποιεῖν, καθότι καινός εἰμι. Ἐκεῖ πρότινος τὴν τοῦ Δαμοίτα ὑμῶν ἐσχολίακα μετάφρασιν τῆς εἰς Γεττισβοῦργον ὁμιλίας.
Nick Nicholas, to the regulars of Textkit, salutations.
I greet the friends of the Hellenic tongue here. My name is Nicholas, and my education is linguistics. I worked at the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae for seventeen years, and I developed its automated word analyser. I write a blog on Greek and Linguistics, but I am not yet allowed to publish the link here, as I am new. [The forum has fire and brimstone about publishing links when you first arrive.] I commented there recently on a translation by your Damoetas of the Gettysburg Address.
As every Greek blogger knows, a θαμώνας is the cutely archaising term for a customer of a café, bar, taverna, and other such places; and by extension, it's applied to regulars at online cafés—that is, fora and blogs.
So the word did not exist in Ancient Greek, and it couldn't have. θαμιστής has not been recorded either, whether for Ancient or Mediaeval Greek; but it least it would have been regularly generated from the verb θαμίζω "to frequent".
Yes, yes, I know that's horridly awkward.
"automated analyser of words" seems to have thrown Jeidsath ("you don't mean a relaxer who lets something loose, so what do you mean"); yes, our modern notions of "analyse" are a metaphorical extension from the original meaning of the verb, "to unloose, undo"; but meanings like "resolve into its elements" and "investigate analytically" are clearly old. Yet, checking LSJ, not quite old enough: Pseudo-Phocylides, Aristotle, Archimedes. In other words, Koine, not Attic. Plato would not have understood my talk of parsing.
… Of course, Plato would not have understood any talk of parsing: morphology as we know it was a creation of Roman times, and its language was Herodian's Koine.
Mediaeval Greek has a habit of running words together, which modern editors of Ancient Greek (and usually Mediaeval Greek) texts print separately. Even to the extent of printing "whatever" as ὅ τι, where Mediaeval and Modern Greek write ὅ,τι (using the hypodiastole, which corresponds to the Modern English use of dash to link words together). In fact, the cleanup of words run in together in modern editions of the Classics reminds me of the scrubbing of Ancient statuary clean of ancient colouring.
Editors of Mediaeval texts separate out the more egregious instances of run-in words; but there's still a healthy tradition of it in Modern Greek, and I succumbed to it: πρότινος is πρό τινος "before-something", meaning "a short while ago". In fact, in my response to Jeidsath, I ended up committing two more instances: καὶ οὕτω καθεξῆς (καθ' ἑξῆς) "and thus according-to-what-follows" = "and so forth", and τουτέστιν (τοῦτ' ἐστιν) "this-is" = "namely".
All of these are my fault, not Jeidsath's; he's under no obligation to know anything about Mediaeval Greek—let alone the fantasies of Modern Greek calquers of French.
Respect to all parties, but why doesn't he have an obligation? In the 19C it was routine to learn both Classical and Koine. Oscar Wilde (who admittedly was a particularly brilliant scholar) won prizes both for his extempore translations of the Agamemnon and for his superior performance on a New Testament exam. There's a story that during his viva he was asked to translate Acts 32 (which is about St. Paul's shipwreck and is loaded with obscure nautical vocabulary). It took three tries for his examiners to get him to stop, as his performance was fluent and accurate; when he finally did stop, he said "Oh, do let me go on, I want to see how it comes out"!
It's easy to see that if you are only interested in Modern Greek, there's no reason to learn earlier versions of the language, any more than educated anglophones are normally expected to read Beowulf in the original Beowulfian. But if you are going to become a Greek scholar, you surely ought to learn the language as a whole from Homer (or Linear B) up to Modern Greek and the intermediate varieties in the process, even if you are more thoroughly trained in one variety than the others.
But if you are going to become a Greek scholar, you surely ought to learn the language as a whole from Homer (or Linear B) up to Modern Greek and the intermediate varieties in the process, even if you are more thoroughly trained in one variety than the others.
Thank you for the write-up and detailed explanations. They were a pleasure to read both in Greek and then in English.
I'm afraid that I'm still fairly new to Greek. Once I'm fluent in Attic and Koine, Medieval Greek is a reasonable goal, I imagine.
Oh, you don't need to be across Mediaeval Greek (or even the Learnèd Attic and Koine which is the bulk of what is actually recorded from the Middle Ages.) Still, I might drop off the odd paragraph for discussion there!
The friction between Attic vocabulary and what follows is intriguing to me, as an understudied aspect of the history of Greek; and I believe I have a lot to learn from you too.
You get to be Ἰωήλ instead of Ἰειδσαθ now, of course.


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UN Lowers Global Economic Growth Forecast
The United Nations slightly lowered its forecasts for global economic growth in 2014 and 2015 citing a variety of reasons including the exceptionally cold winter in the U.S., the escalating political crisis in Ukraine, and financial turbulence earlier this year.
Edith M. Lederer, Associated Press
UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- The United Nations slightly lowered its forecasts for global economic growth in 2014 and 2015 on Wednesday citing a variety of reasons including the exceptionally cold winter in the United States, the escalating political crisis in Ukraine, and financial turbulence earlier this year.
The new forecasts predict economic growth of 2.8 percent in 2014 and 3.2 percent in 2015, down from U.N. forecasts in December of 3 percent growth this year and 3.3 percent growth next year.
Pingfan Hong, the head of the U.N.'s Global Economic Monitoring Unit, told a news conference launching the report that "more than five years after the financial crisis, the world economy has not recovered back to running at full capacity."
Hong said one reason the U.N. lowered its forecasts was because it did not take into account the colder than usual winter in North America, which significantly impeded economic activity in the United States.
Nonetheless, the U.S. forecasts remained unchanged — 2.5 percent in 2014 and 3.2 percent in 2015.
The escalating political crisis in Ukraine and Russia's takeover of Crimea also had an impact on the U.N. forecast because they seriously hurt Ukraine's economy and sparked "a massive outflow of capital" from Russia, and further weakened business and consumer confidence in the country, the report said.
Ukraine's economy was initially projected to grow by 2.1 percent this year, but the new forecast projects that it will shrink by 2 percent.
Russia's economy, which had been expected to grow by 2.9 percent this year, will also be hard-hit, with the new forecast projecting just 1 percent economic growth.
Hong said the U.N. had also largely discounted the impact of the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to taper its bond-buying stimulus program, which had injected more than $2 trillion into financial markets since late 2008 and kept borrowing costs down.
The impact on the growth of a few emerging economies "was larger than we anticipated," he said.
Hong said one of the key risks for continued global growth and financial stability is the possible shock to the world economy when the Federal Reserve phases out the program, which the U.N. expects in late 2014, and then starts increasing interest rates, which the U.N. expects to start in mid-2015.
The report cites other risks including vulnerabilities in emerging economies, fragilities in European countries using the euro currency, geopolitical tensions in many parts of the world, extreme climates, and environmental disasters.
According to the report, for the first time since 2011, the developed economies of North America, Europe and Asia are all expected to grow in the next two years, with overall growth projected at 2 percent in 2014 and 2.4 percent in 2015.
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Come to Norman Library West for a performance from the Norman Children's Chorus.
The Norman Children's Chorus, now in its 27th season, was founded by Becky Clinton and Dr. Angela Broeker in 1992. It is a non-profit coed choral program for children with unchanged voices in 3rd through 8th grade. The children's choir music performed is classical children's repertoire including international folk songs. The children sing in several different languages.
The mission of the chorus is to provide children with the opportunity to sing quality choral music in a community setting; to further the children's vocal development and their musicianship skills; and to provide the community with the opportunity to hear a variety of traditional and contemporary choral music sung by children.
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Fifth grade students show their appreciation to Deputy Dawson at their D.A.R.E. graduation on May 19, 2016. Congratulations! Back Row: Mrs. Lallemont, Maggie Ostrenga, Tessa Richardson, Beau Reijo, Nolan Leskela, Deputy Dawson, Conner Helenius, Carter Lulich, Matthew Knaack, Iris Rosenwinkel & Mr. Gustafson Middle Row: Deanna Johnson, Bell Caratzola, Andi Riddle, Izzy Rantala & Leevi Tapani Front Row: Lily Truchon, Leila Tuura & Kendall Tichenor
Tianna Carpenter, Chronological Editor
D.A.R.E (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) is a program that educates millions of students in many countries throughout the world about not falling into peer pressure to do drugs. This program was founded in 1983 in Los Angeles and has expanded to about 75 percent of the schools in the United States as well as in 57 other countries and to this day, is an officer-led program.
This year the fifth grade participated in a ten-week program led by Deputy Dawson of the Bayfield County Sheriff's Department. Once a week, Deputy Dawson traveled to South Shore with Darrin, the D.A.R.E. mascot, to work with the students, teaching them about the dangers of drugs and best practices to avoid pressure from friends or peers to try them. "There are numerous reasons to become a D.A.R.E officer," but according to first year trainer Deputy Dawson, he became interested in the program "because I went through it as well, when I was a student. It gives the students the tools they need to succeed. And then, not only that, but I remember my D.A.R.E. instructor from years ago. You always remember who taught your D.A.R.E." Working with such young students is important for the program. "Establishing that rapport early is so important; they remember that." Being a D.A.R.E. officer gives Deputy Dawson a unique opportunity to "break the stereotype that all cops are bad," leading by example, that they are a resource to be trusted and utilized should the need arise. There were a number of activities to teach the students but the last week was busy with writing an essay. They were instructed to write about their dedication to D.A.R.E by detailing what they learned about drugs & drug abuse and show their knowledge of how to say no. The winner of the essays were announced during the graduation festivities.
Students celebrated all their hard work and learning with a graduation ceremony that was held on Thursday, May 19. "We learned not to do drugs or smoke. The graduation was my favorite part!" said Tessa Richardson. Deputy Dawson was accompanied by Sargent Budreau, a veteran of the D.A.R.E program, dedicating 13 years to educating youth and making positive change, to join in the festivities. Essay winner was Leila Tuura and there was tie between Nolan Leskala and Conner Helenius for runner-up. Leila received a D.A.R.E backpack and a hat to take home while the two runner-ups each won a hat. "It was a lot of fun to go through D.A.R.E and learn of all these facts and about peer pressure and saying no," Helenius said of the program. Refreshments were provided by Johnson's Store and the school.
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Каракамыс () — село в Айыртауском районе Северо-Казахстанской области Казахстана. Входит в состав Сырымбетского сельского округа. Код КАТО — 593249480.

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В 1999 году население села составляло 433 человека (233 мужчины и 200 женщин). По данным переписи 2009 года, в селе проживало 353 человека (188 мужчин и 165 женщин).

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While I disagree with competition and recognition (to the extent we've become accustomed to in education), this year the "physics student of the year" award went to an extremely well deserving kid. When I told the other three teachers about his qualifications, they all immediately agreed to let me nominate him. We had about 450 physics students across four teachers, so coming to consensus is often difficult.
JB was nothing but fantastic all year in my class. He wonderfully inquisitive, worked well with others, and was always truly self guided, yet not afraid to ask questions. Basically everything we should want in a student. The problem?
He wants to drop out of school. He hates it. He so obviously smart yet he fails most of his classes because he won't do the busy work. This has to stop.
He's an awesome student. His mom loved the way my class was structured and gives me the credit for him loving physics. The truth is, it's not me; it's simply caring about your students and putting structures and policies in place that encourage creativity, not just compliance. It's about rewarding innovation and failure, not punishing it (with grades). It's about recognizing that real learning is messy, non-linear, and often appears chaotic (at least to most 'traditional' teachers/administrators).
Now, as an administrator, I am even more determined and dedicated to make sure classes are structured that support and reward kids like JB. Le'ts not turn our kids off further from education and learning.


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This work-in-progress document collects ideas about
[A/B testing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A/B_testing) for fuzzing engines

## A/B Report

The end goal of the tool is to produce an html report that compares `K` fuzzing engines on `B` different benchmarks executed independently `N` times each on `J` cores.

The top-level report should be an html file with a set of iframes, one per each benchmark.

The report for each benchmark should contain
* coverage/time plot
* whether a bug was found
* number of iterations, corpus size (in files and bytes)
* coverage diff (what lines of code were found by some, but not all of `B` engines)

## Execution
The tool should support execution on
* local machine
* GCE

### Runners and Dispattcher
The tool spawns `K*B*N` **runner** VMs with `J` cores each and a single (multi-core) **dispatcher** VM.

* Dispatcher builds `K*B` fuzzer binaries and spawns runners.
* Runners run a benchmark and periodically syncs the resulting corpus to a shared disk.
* Dispatcher periodically syncs all corpora and stats from runners and updates the report
* The top-level script periodically syncs the report from the dispatcher to local disk.

### GCE
A GCS bucket is used as a shared disk, located at `gs://fuzzer-test-suite`. This will be used by the service account to send files between multiple VMs, specifically the dispatcher VM and all runners.
### Local
A local disk is used

### Docker
Docker is used to provide the required dependencies in both the runners and the dispatcher. The startup scripts for VMs will do no more than first `gcloud pull docker image` and then `docker run`.


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Jan 6th Committee
More Leaked Private Chats Destroy what's left of Jan. 6th Committee's Credibility
By Ryan Delarme, July 28, 2022
Earlier this month Vigilant News reported that leaked texts from Liz Cheney's star witness Cassidy Hutchinson painted quite a different picture from the act she put on before Congress. Now, further private communications have been acquired by the Federalist.
RELATED: It's All Bogus: How Surprise Witness Cassidy Hutchinson Completely Delegitimized the J6 Committee
After Hutchinson provided several since-debunked stories to congress, texts surfaced between the witness and a point of contact from the First Amendment Fund, a group that was started by the American Conservative Union for the purpose of helping Trump officials cover legal costs related to the politically motivated January 6 investigations.
RELATED: Leaked Text's Show J6 Committee's Own "Surprise Witness" Cassidy Hutchinson Called the Committee "BS"
In the text message, Hutchinson refers to the J6 Committee as "BS":
The single screen capture was enough to raise a few eyebrows, but now the Federalist claim to have nearly 18 months' worth of private chats between friends from the Trump Whitehouse, and one of them is Mark Meadows' junior aide Cassidy Hutchinson.
During Hutchinson's recent testimony before the committee, she claimed that she "still struggle[s] to work through the emotions" of Jan. 6. Yet, according to the Federalist, in one message sent three months after January 6th 2021, Hutchinson said "I would rather shoot myself dead into the Potomac than see marine one flying around this city without 45 again,", a stark contrast to the production she put on before Congress.
The decidedly anti-Trump establishment media was quick to brand Hutchinson as a "show-stopping witness" whose testimony would echo through the halls of American history; which may still prove true, but likely not in the way that it was intended. The Intercept, for instance, tried to draw comparisons between Hutchinson and Alexander Buttler of Watergate fame.
Back in November of 2021, Cassidy Hutchinson was among the first to be subpoenaed by the select committee. In the following months, Hutchinson continually disparaged the highly politicized committee, often joking about the very same riot that she claimed left her emotionally scarred. According to the Federalist, six days after her subpoena Hutchinson referred to the J6 Committee as "phony", and told a former colleague that her testimony would "have nothing to offer".
"Other than a handful of irrelevant texts, I have literally no documents or anything they're asking about," one ex-White House staffer texted her.
"Same," she wrote back.
In a group chat, a friend shared a tweet from another former White House colleague.
Hutchinson apparently praised the Tweet, saying "When we win again, we're making her comms director Or press sec.", on top of that, Hutchinson allegedly used the phrase "STOP THE STEAL" in December of 2020 in regards to efforts to contest the 2020 election.
The Federalist revealed more:
"By March, she was joking about placing a prominent image of Trump addressing his supporters from the White House Ellipse on Jan. 6 in the background of her Zoom-recorded deposition with the Select Committee. She also joked she might use an image from an infamous scene in the Oval Office where Vice President Mike Pence awkwardly sat between Nancy Pelosi and President Trump."
Apparently, Hutchinson also had quite a different view of the Committee Vice Chair Liz Cheney and her cohorts than what was seen during the J6 production. In September, Hutchinson disparaged Cheney and Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger, the two Republicans hand-picked to serve on the committee by Pelosi, as a "crop of losers."
"I think Liz being the 'future of the GOP' is a massive stretch," Hutchinson wrote in one string of messages just two months before her appearance. "I think she does have the power to cement the anti-Trump, RINO movement and really capitalize off it on a national scale. She'll never ever turn the tides in her favor. Ever."
"Even if Trump were to fall off the face of the Earth, her neocon policies are not where the base's ideological politics currently are nor will head," she wrote. Still, she conceded that Cheney's hatred of Trump had tremendous sway thanks to corporate media's amplification and assistance. "But I do think this maneuver is by consequence 'future-shifting' for the GOP in that she does have the power of the media, the determination and the cut-throat mentality to capitalize off this."
Less than one year later, Hutchinson embraced Cheney on live television after radically changing her story to match what Cheney and the corporate media desired.
According to the Federalist piece:
Hutchinson claimed that CNN's Jim Acosta contacted her and said to her, "Thank you for your bravery and courage. We and the American people look forward to learning more from your testimony." Hutchinson said she had "about twenty snarky responses typed to respond back but just let it go … Like stop WARPING everything you [f——] [j—–] … and also I couldn't give less of a [f—] what cnn thinks of me. Truly."
Within weeks, Hutchinson would be basking in the glow of effusive praise from Acosta and other partisans at CNN, many of whom described her as more important than CNN contributor John Dean.
Hutchinson did not respond to this story by press time.
Steve Bannon to Testify Before the J6 Committee This Week
The Jan. 6th committee is set to resume hearings this Tuesday and Thursday. Tuesday's hearing will specifically focus on "extremist groups" and their activities leading up to the event at the capitol.
Committee member Zoe Lofgren, a Democrat from California, told CNN:
"We are going to be connecting the dots during these hearings between these groups and those who were trying – in government circles – to overturn the election,"
The goal is to "connect the dots" between these civilian "extremist groups" and those in Trump's circle (Bannon) who questioned the integrity of the election, something a large percent of the country is also questioning.
The committee hopes to demonstrate a clear link between Bannon and others from the Trump administration and such groups, particularly the Oath Keepers and the Proud Boys.
Former Proud Boys spokesperson Jason Van Tatenhove is expected to testify, as he claims to have knowledge of the inner workings of the organization.
Most notable will be the testimony of former Whitehouse Strategist Steven K. Bannon, who notified the committee that he was willing to testify after President Trump waived executive privilege.
Bannon had previously refused to comply with committee subpoenas and was last year charged with two counts of contempt of Congress.
Bannon's attorney Robert Costello said in a letter to the committee:
"President Trump has decided that it would be in the best interests of the American people to waive executive privilege for Stephen K. Bannon, to allow Mr. Bannon to comply with the subpoena issued by your Committee,"
Bannon's testimony is yet to be scheduled. The Justice Department lawyers who are litigating Bannon's contempt of Congress charges seem to be skeptical of Bannon's Motives.
DOJ lawyers said in a court filing:
"His continued failure to comply with the subpoena's document demand while claiming he now will testify suggests his actions are little more than an attempt to change the optics of his contempt,"
Bannon had previously argued that he did not have to comply with subpoenas after Trump invoked executive privilege, but federal prosecutors say that because Bannon was a private citizen at the time of the capitol riot, such privilege did not apply.
Leaked Text's Show J6 Committee's Own "Surprise Witness" Cassidy Hutchinson Called the Committee "BS"
By Ryan Delarme, July 4, 2022
A report from the Dailly Caller has shown that Cassidy Hutchinson, the J6 Committee's star witness, once held opinions that stand in stark contrast to those displayed on national television during last week's surprise hearing.
The Daily Caller report revealed that on February 1st, Hutchinson sent a text seeking help from the First Amendment Fund, a group that was started by the American Conservative Union for the purpose of helping Trump officials cover legal costs related to the politically motivated January 6 investigations.
Hutchinson did not end up receiving any support from the group despite her inquiries.
In the text message, Hutchinson says: "Hey (redacted)! This is Cassidy Hutchinson. Kind of a random question, but do you still work for the Schlapp's at the ACU?" to which the redacted individual replied, "Hi, Yes!"
Hutchinson then said, "Do you happen to know a First Amendment fund POC I could reach out to? I was subpoenaed in early Nov., but the committee waited to serve me until last week (after Ben's deposition)."
"I had to accept service because the U.S. Marshalls came to my apartment last Wednesday, but I haven't made contact with the Committee. I'm just on a tight timeline and just trying to figure out what my options are to deal with this bs," Hutchinson added.
Hutchinson, who is now the focus of the committee, was a former aide to White House chief of staff Mark Meadows. She released a new statement last week defending her highly-contested testimony.
"Ms. Hutchinson stands by all of the testimony she provided yesterday, under oath, to the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6 Attack on the United States Capitol," Hutchinson's counsel Jody Hunt and William Jordan said in a statement on CNN.
Hunt also responded on Twitter to claims that she lied, saying, "Ms. Hutchinson testified, under oath, and recounted what she was told. Those with knowledge of the episode also should testify under oath."
Ms. Hutchinson testified, under oath, and recounted what she was told. Those with knowledge of the episode also should testify under oath. https://t.co/F69nuMH5oy
— Jody Hunt (@realJodyHunt) June 28, 2022
Vigilant News reported yesterday on at least nine instances of potentially false testimony, these claims have been either refuted or outright debunked.
Among the claims was a statement about an irate Donald Trump apparently grabbing the wheel of the SUV he was riding in and lunging at Secret Service agent Robert "Bobby" Engel when Engel told him that he would not go to the Capitol.
"I'm the f—ing president! Take me up to the Capitol now!" Trump allegedly shouted.
Hutchinson claims that she was told about the incident by Anthony Ornato, the White House's deputy chief of operations for that day.
Secret Service Chief of Communications Anthony Guglielmi said in a statement that,
"The Secret Service has been cooperating fully with the select committee since its inception in spring of 2021 and we will continue to do so by responding formally and on the record to the committee regarding new allegations that surfaced in yesterday's testimony."
Guglielmi told Politico that the committee did not ask the Secret Service personnel to reappear or answer questions in the ten days before interviewing Hutchinson at the Tuesday hearing.
CNN's Shimon Prokupecz tweeted Tuesday that a "Secret Service official familiar with the matter told CNN that Tony Ornato denies telling Cassidy Hutchinson that the former president grabbed the steering wheel or an agent on his detail."
🚨 A source close to the Secret Service tells me both Bobby Engel, the lead agent, and the presidential limousine/SUV driver are prepared to testify under oath that neither man was assaulted and that Mr. Trump never lunged for the steering wheel.
— Peter Alexander (@PeterAlexander) June 28, 2022
Though most of Hutchinson's testimony has either been proven false or refuted directly by those involved in the events, the committee's star witness continues to defend her lies. We will continue to watch the situation and report on any developments in regards to this ongoing story.
It's All Bogus: How Surprise Witness Cassidy Hutchinson Completely Delegitimized the J6 Committee
Last Tuesday, Liz Cheney and the J6 Committee brought out their "surprise witness" Cassidy Hutchinson, a former junior staffer for Mark Meadows.
The democrats and the establishment media billed this spectacle as an "explosive development", which DID prove to be true, just not in the way that they had planned.
The grim union of the modern Democratic Party, the FBI, Big Tech, and the mainstream media have bent over backward to not only punish Donald Trump and his colleagues but to continue building on a year-and-a-half-long smear campaign meant to hurt the former President's chances at a 2024 bid.
Despite the efforts of these powerful, amalgamated interests, the January 6th Committee hearings have tanked in viewership and engagement. The hope was clearly to make this a big televised event, as they brought on Ex-ABC News exec James Goldston, the very same exec who squashed the Epstein story.
RELATED: J6 Hearings Yield Terrible Ratings Despite James Goldston's Attempts to Turn the Sham Into Reality TV
The Committee hearings, and everyone attached to them, were dealt a grievous credibility blow when they brought out surprise witness Cassidy Hutchinson on Tuesday morning. The young woman sat for testimony and proceeded to tell several lies while under oath before the committee.
Gateway Pundit put together a damning list of the false statements mentioned during Hutchinson's testimony as well as the purported "truth" of each statement.
As per The Gateway Pundit:
1.) Cassidy Hutchinson said President Trump attempted to grab the steering wheel of "the beast" and wrestle control from the Secret Service on January 6th.
Truth: President Trump was not in "the beast" on January 6th.
Truth: Secret Service agents willing to testify against this ridiculous lie by young Cassidy. It never happened.
2.) Cassiday Hutchinson said President Trump grabbed the neck area of Secret Service agent Bobby Engel.
Truth: Bobby Engel willing to testify this was a lie.
3.) Cassidy Hutchinson said President Trump broke dishes and flipped tablecloths on January 6th.
Truth: President Trump refutes the nonsensical claim.
4.) Cassidy Hutchinson claimed to have written a handwritten note on January 6th.
Truth: Former White House lawyer Eric Herschmann wrote the note and testified to this fact under oath previously before the committee.
5.) Cassidy Hutchinson said her boss Mark Meadows called Roger Stone on January 5th to find out what would play out the next day on January 6th.
Truth: Roger Stone has never spoken to Mark Meadows outside of a conversation they held in a green room in 2019.
6.) Cassidy Hutchinson said Mark Meadows spoke with General Flynn on January 5th.
Truth: General Flynn has never had a phone conversation with Mark Meadows.
7.) Cassidy Hutchinson said General Flynn and Roger Stone participated by phone in a briefing in the war room in the Willard Hotel with Mark Meadows on January 5th.
Truth: Did not happen. Stone and Flynn have not spoken with Meadows on the phone, ever.
8.) Cassidy Hutchinson said Jeffrey Clark met with Rudy Giuliani and Trump campaign at White House.
Truth: This is false. They've never met or communicated.
On March 7, 2022, former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson testified to @January6thCmte that former senior Justice Department official Jeff Clark strategized at White House with Giuliani and Trump campaign to object to election.
They've never met or communicated. pic.twitter.com/9qjWq6KjtV
— 🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸 (@mrddmia) June 29, 2022
9.) Cassidy Hutchinson testified that Trump's White House counsel Pat Cipollone was at the White House on the morning of January 6, 2021.
Truth: Pat Cipollone was NOT at the White House on January 6.
EXCLUSIVE: Multiple sources tell @FDRLST Pat Cipollone wasn't at the White House on the morning of Jan. 6 as Cassidy Hutchinson testified.
@RepJimBanks is demanding DHS disclose White House surveillance logs to investigate claims. https://t.co/KpA61Z3CUd
— Tristan Justice (@JusticeTristan) July 1, 2022
Of course, Legacy Media is refusing to report on any of these glaring discrepancies, instead choosing to run with Hutchinson's uncorroborated testimony as if it were cold hard fact.
J6 Hearings Yield Terrible Ratings Despite James Goldston's Attempts to Turn the Sham Into Reality TV
By Ryan Delarme, June 11, 2022
The Jan. 6th Committee's attempt to turn the hearings into some sort of Hollywood production is not only indicative of how propagandized this whole affair truly is, but it's also causing viewers to tune out en masse.
The ratings are in and it's a bust for the mainstream across the board. Cable news watch shared the ratings:
🚨🚨 Dems BS 1/6 hearings BOMB in the ratings!
8pm ET
ABC Attack on the Capitol 0.5 4.477
NBC January 6th Hearings 0.4 3.296
CBC Capitol Assault Hearings 0.3 3.335
ABC AOC 0.6 4.233
NBC Jan 6 0.4 3.331
CBS CAH 0.3 3.139
– @burackbobby_ @JoeConchaTV
— Cable News Watch (@CableNewsWatch) June 10, 2022
The Hill's Joe Concha took the time to explain how bad the viewership really was.
Context: The evening newscasts on CBS, NBC & ABC average anywhere from 18 to 20 million viewers combined on a typical night. Those newscasts do not air in primetime. The January 6 hearings airing in primetime Thursday took in just 11+ million viewers on those three same networks. https://t.co/KcdsM5sx3Z
— Joe Concha (@JoeConchaTV) June 10, 2022
The monumental tanking comes despite the Committee bringing on Ex-ABC News exec James Goldston.
Goldston, who served as president of ABC News from 2014 until early 2021, has been working as an adviser to the House select committee and quietly producing the hearing. This included the use of a massive teleprompter, which wouldn't be controversial if it weren't an official congressional hearing.
Politicians on both sides of the aisle have long expressed that the Jan. 6 committee is a politically motivated attack. Proponents say it is a necessary examination of the events that led to the Capitol riot and a broader effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
Other commentators, such as YouTube personality Tim Pool, have claimed the events of May. 29th 2020, which actually saw an assault on the White House and the moving of the President to a secure bunker, was much more worthy of attention.
"Here's what I don't understand," Pool said, "why the Right isn't marching in protest against all of the waves of destruction caused by Antifa, the 5-29-20 insurrection when leftists set fire and tried to raze St. John's Church, when they set fire to a White House guard post, when they tried to break down the fence surrounding the White House and the President was forced into a bunker."
How soon we forget when things aren't given wall-to-wall coverage by the mainstream media.


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Q: Generic way of handling exceptions in windows phone? I mean what are some of the ways other programmers deal with exception for example, when an error occurs when accessing a web service for say. If an example cant be given for windows phone, give the closest you could.

A: There are different ways how to handle errors. basically you use framework to handle the application errors as well as there is a way to handle device related exceptions.
Here is a good intro to how to handle device specific exceptions on windows phone: -
Windows Phone 7 Development : Handling Device Exception
There is a related pots in SE - Windows Phone 7 - Handle Error in Application_UnhandledException with WebClient.
Nice video-tutorial from Channel 9 - Code Cleanup, Exception Handling, and Preparing for the Marketplace


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Q: Storybook: Inject a mocked provider/service at component level I have an Angular component that has a component level provider.
@Component({
  selector: 'storybook-di-component',
  templateUrl: './di.component.html',
  providers: [{ provide: TEST_TOKEN, useValue: 123 }],
})
export class DiComponent {
  @Input()
  title: string;

  constructor(
    protected injector: Injector,
    protected elRef: ElementRef,
    @Inject(TEST_TOKEN) protected testToken: number
  ) {}

In such cases, how do I get storybook to inject a different provider so that I can provide an alternate/mock service? For example, in the DiComponent above, what if I wanted to inject { provide: TEST_TOKEN, useValue: 456 } instead?
The real world use case is that I'm using ngrx/component-store and need to provide a dummy, prepopulated store for the component.
(Additional info:)
Injecting it at module level (like below) doesn't work as the component still goes and creates it's own instance of the provider:
moduleMetadata: {
        providers: [
            { provide: StateStore, useValue: stateStore }
        ],
        imports: [...],
    },

A: I ended up solving this problem using a low tech approach.

*

*Subclass the component in the .stories.ts file

*In the sub class, declare the constructor to inject everything other than the service needing to be mocked.

*Call super(...) with the injected services + the mocked service.

Given that my actual need was to inject a mock of the ngrx/component-store my stories.ts has something like the following now:
const stateStore = new RecordSuggestionsPageStore(mockSuggestionsService);
stateStore.setState(() => ({
    selectableRecords: [
        { name: "John Legend", recordType: "employee" },
        { name: "Allan Davies", recordType: "employee" },
    ]
}));

@Component({
    selector: "myapp-suggested-records-page",
    templateUrl: "./suggested-records-page.component.html",
    styleUrls: ["./suggested-records-page.component.scss"]
})
class SuggestedRecordsPageComponentStubbed extends SuggestedRecordsPageComponent {

    constructor(router: Router) {
        super(stateStore, router);
    }
}

A: The TypeProvider works for me. For your example it is something like the following, where the parameters for setState would need to match the method being mocked:
class MockRecordSuggestionsPageStore implements Partial<RecordSuggestionsPageStore> {
  setState() {
    return [
      { name: "John Legend", recordType: "employee" },
      { name: "Allan Davies", recordType: "employee" },
    ]
  }
}

For providers in your story for SuggestedRecordsPageComponent
    moduleMetadata: {
      declarations: [...],
      imports: [...],
      providers: [
        { provide: StateStore, useClass: MockRecordSuggestionsPageStore }
      ],
    },


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The latest target of the internet shaming machine is a hunter who killed an African lion. Don't these people realize that if the lion lived, it would have hunted and killed other animals?
Or that tourism, including hunting trips, is a major incentive for countries like Zimbabwe to preserve lions?
Reuters reports that no one in Zimbabwe even cared about that lion. "Are you saying that all this noise is about a dead lion? Lions are killed all the time in this country."
Here in California, we have too many mountain lions as a result of anti-hunting prejudices. The more lion hunting, the better.
Also offending people was this:
A human rights group has condemned David Cameron's description of "swarms" of migrants, calling his language "irresponsible, dehumanising" and "extremely inflammatory" as desperate migrants continue to attempt the dangerous journey across the Channel to the UK.
The Prime Minister, speaking from Vietnam as part of his tour of South East Asian nations, said migrants illegally entering the UK would not be offered a "safe haven" and reassured British holiday-makers that authorities would ensure they had a "safe and secure holiday".
But his comments were condemned by the Refugee Council, who criticised the PM's "irresponsible, dehumanising" language as "extremely inflammatory".
Cameron will reveal himself to be a cuckservative if he apologizes and allows name-calling to intimidate him into making UK a safe haven for the migrants.
There was just a TED Talk on internet shaming:
Twitter gives a voice to the voiceless, a way to speak up and hit back at perceived injustice. But sometimes, says Jon Ronson, things go too far. In a jaw-dropping story of how one un-funny tweet ruined a woman's life and career, Ronson shows how online commenters can end up behaving like a baying mob — and says it's time to rethink how we interact online.
He described IAC firing Justine Sacco, but gave only the weakest defense of her. In essence, he argued that the humiliation of her for an un-funny tweet was excessive.
No, her tweet was funny. And it was clearly meant as a joke. It included "just kidding". She should be congratulated. Twitter is intended for clever jokes like hers.
Pseudoscience philosopher Massimo Pigliucci defends Islam and Communism:
all we need to do is to look at the relatively recent comparative history of Islam and other Abrahamic religions to be convinced that there isn't anything especially pernicious, in the long run, with the former when compared to the latter [11]. ...
It would seem, then, that Maher & co. simply haven't bothered to study history, and that it is a combination of social, economic and political factors that is creating a special problem for Islam in the contemporary world ...
Take, for instance, the rise of "communist" countries during the 20th century, particularly Stalin's Soviet Union and Mao's China. Unlike, say, nazism and fascism — which I think truly are irredeemably bad ideas — communism as developed by Marx and Engels [12] is not even close to being in the same ballpark. It may be unworkable, and even undesirable, but it isn't intrinsically evil.
He has a lot of leftist opinions, and badmouths everyone else as being ignorant or worse. I have occasionally commented on his site, but nearly always either blocks my comment or denounces me as being ignorant or wrong. Here was my last blocked comment, and I am posting it here because because he does not allow this sort of criticism on his site:
Yes, Islam and Communism are intrinsically evil, as much as nazism and fascism. You found something that Sam Harris is right about. Just look at the history of countries dominated by those beliefs. Tell me if you would want to live in any of them.
MacDonald and Ayme explain some of the problems with Islam. None of that applies to Christianity, as Labnut explains well. Alex tries to rebut that by saying that Jesus cursed a fig tree! Just compare the Jesus and Mohammed stories and you will see that one of them was a monster.
Saying "the quotation game can easily be played" is just a way of denying the established meanings of the Bible and Koran. Just look at how those books are taught. Christians are taught to love their enemies. Moslems are taught that suicide bombers get a free ticket to heaven.
I don't know how someone can be a philosopher and be so hostile to other views.
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Flamingos! Enough said. Ha! I am loving these MFT flamingos, I can't stop making them. For this week's sketch, I paired them with some funky gold leaves from MFT as well. Come play along with us this week on the Card Challenge Blog!
This is so you! Love the colors and the great gold foliage!