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Agonizing choice for Stoke Central: to select or not to select?
Stoke Central constituency labour party (CLP) members have more choices tomorrow night, when it comes to selecting their prospective parliamentary candidate (PPC), than they might imagine. After each of the candidates has had their moment and answered questions, there is a small matter of procedure - move to ballot? Normally, it is a foregone conclusion. But the PPC selection in Stoke Central is far from normal. Members are confronted with a shortlist of three candidates engineered to secure the selection of one particular candidate - a technique know as the Ashfield gambit. (Where, incidently, it succeeded for Gloria De Piero.)
The problem with procedural motions is that there is no debate. Prior knowledge of and understanding of the reasons for and against is to be preferred, otherwise it's a massive step in the dark. Indeed that fear is abroad in Stoke, which may work to the disadvantage of those advocating a No vote when the said procedural motion is moved shortly after 8 pm, assuming the meeting proceeds in an orderly and business-like fashion.
I have no intention of campaigning for a particular outcome. But I think in the interests of a future fair for all in Stoke that I can highlight the consequences of either a Yes or No vote as I understand them. For fear of stating the obvious, if the hustings vote to proceed to the vote a ballot of those present with take place, the ballot papers will be counted, a result announced and Stoke Central CLP will have a candidate-elect in place to fight the General Election. The tricky questions arise if the meeting votes NO.
There are no powers for a candidate to be imposed at this stage. This does not mean that there won't be powerful voices on the NEC calling for such a move. But the political risks of such a strategy for the Leadership are now rising despite an election only being weeks away as members are finding their voice and protesting about interference in selections. In the absence of an emergency National Executive Committee meeting, existing powers would suggest that applications could be reopened, and a new panel appointed from the existing members of the Special Selections Panel to longlist/interview/shortlist, or the new panel could do a fresh longlist/interview/shortlist from the first round applicants.
But that would not deal with the covert part of the process involving vetting by third parties, namely No.10, or any other stakeholder group within the Labour Party's federal structure. My own solution includes naming and shaming, but I would really like to see CLP officers empowered to longlist and observe the shortlisting process. That would be the best way to underwrite members' rights even at this very late stage in the process. This certainly need not delay the fast-track selections. Without such reforms, the Labour Party's ability to mobilise and motivate members will remain hampered through until the Election. If the Leadership had any political nous it would know that it is 'game up', if it is to be 'game on'.
Posted at 02:30 PM in CLPs, Labour own goals, PPC selections, Stoke-on-Trent | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)
Selection in the spotlight: Stoke Central - be grateful peasants
The Labour Party's fasttrack selection process for Stoke Central has produced a shortlist reportedly of three candidates. How the chosen three candidates are received and treated by members of the local constituency labour party at a hustings due to take place on Thursday remains to be seen. I have long since lost confidence in the fasttrack selection process and those administering it. The question for the majority of my colleagues on the National Executive Committee is whether they have too and are prepared to act to challenge this latest shortlisting decision.
For those who have forgotten these are the key words from a National Executive Committee resolution agreed nem con last November:
When the General Election is called the right of members to select their candidates will remain a priority consideration for the panel.
The operative words are 'will remain a priority'. I know we merely entrust the government of the country to the Leader of the Party that won the last General Election. We depends on the words Parliament chooses to enshrine in statute to determine how we are governed, and in the event of dispute those words help guide the judiciary when forming a judgment in any case arising there from.
So the 'right of members to select their candidates' is a priority given that a General Election has not been called? Apparently not. For my part, I would readily support a resolution calling for an emergency meeting of the NEC to overturn the delegated powers of the Special Selections Panel, with a view to removing the undue influence (if any) of the Leader/deputy leader and trade union donors from remaining selections. The concern is that by their actions to date they could be seen as bringing the Labour Party into disrepute, just like the Lobbygate Three/Four/Six. The cause for concern is that s/he/they are undermining trust in our democracy and our elected political representatives. In the case of Stoke, it is alleged that a candidate preferred by an unelected member of the Labour Party leadership, to whom the elected Leader (by default) is possibly beholden, is one of three shortlisted persons.
Members in Stoke Central will no doubt be reflecting very carefully on how their rights have been compromised and asking whether they have any means of registering their concerns.
Posted at 11:15 PM in Labour own goals, Leadership, National Executive Committee, PPC selections, Special Selections Panel, Stoke-on-Trent | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack (0)
Labour Party enforcer overrules local branch vote in Stoke
I know a General Election imminent. I know local elections are imminent. But we live in a democracy. I belong to a political party that put a Freedom of Information Act on the Statute Book. These simple but profound facts are routinely ignored by most of my colleagues on the Labour Party national executive committee.
It is no secret that the Labour Party's local branch structure has been seriously weakened by Blairite design over the past 13 years. No systematic development plan to rebuild is in place. That is despite all the evidence concerning the outcome of the 2010 General Election campaign pointing to the need for members and supporters willing to talk to voters on the doorstep. Will Straw writing on his Left Foot Forward blog noted:
Professors Alan Gerber and Don Green of Yale University have shown that face-to-face contact has a far greater impact on voter turnout than either phone calls or mail. Leaflets increase turnout by 1.2 per cent; volunteer phone calls increase turnout by 3.8 per cent; and door-to-door canvassing increases turnout by between 7 and 11 per cent.
Labour Party election strategy coordinator, Douglas Alexander says:
"At the end of the day, it's people not posters that win elections."
Meanwhile, in Stoke on Trent, there seems to be no limit to the Labour Party NEC's determination to destroy its organisational capacity on the ground. A meeting of Hartshill and Penkhull branch labour party was convened on Friday 19 March 2010 by the Labour Party's senior constitutional officer to select a candidate for the one seat in the ward up for election on 6 May 2010. After the formalities, the procedural motion to move to the vote was moved and DEFEATED. So quite rightly no selection took place. It was the latest twist in a running battle between local members and the Labour Party 'powers that be' firmly rooted in the detested electoral mayoral fiasco.
Imagine the surprise and consternation in the land of Pits'n'Pots, when last week ballot papers were despatched by post to Hartshill and Penkhull members. They were offered two candidates, neither of whom had been selected by branch members. Asked for an explanation, party officials said they had been instructed by the NEC's Organisation Committee chair Cath Speight to ignore the branch vote.
Is there any wonder that it is still proving difficult to motivate members?
Posted at 10:23 AM in Branch Labour Party, Cath Speight, Democracy, Labour own goals, Local democracy, local government candidates, National Executive Committee, Stoke-on-Trent | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack (0)
Labour Party ends postal ballots for fast-track candidate selections
All remaining Labour Party prospective parliamentary candidate (PPC) selections will be decided by those constituency labour party members able to attend a hustings meeting. There will be no postal ballots from now on, and this decision includes the selections already underway in Stoke Central, and Halesown and Rowley Regis.
Quite why this membership entitlement to participate has been stripped away is a bit of a mystery. An official note is awaited.
There is no guarantee that even a vote at a hustings will be continued after the General Election is called, even though it was agreed at this week's national executive committee that no candidates should be imposed whatever the circumstances of a vacancy.
Posted at 03:22 PM in Labour Party, National Executive Committee, Postal ballot, PPC selections, Special Selections Panel | Permalink | Comments (10) | TrackBack (0)
How Speaker Bercow helped fund NW Labour candidates
It is not often that a little piece of history makes an auction being conducted by Stephen Pound MP. His breathless professional technique is awesome. After romping through whisky signed by the late Michael Foot and other lesser Labour luminaries - a snip at £340 or was it £360, hitting £500 for a first edition of Edwin Drood by Charles Dickens, Alan Johnson's Raybans - silly money, tea for two with Neil Kinnock - no comment, we came to an unlisted item that caught my ear and fired my sense of history.
It was a copy of Hansard for 22 June 2009 - the day the House of Commons chose a new Speaker to replace the ill-fated Michael Martin. The face is signed by all the candidates, including Speaker Bercow. Bidding started briskly. The hammer fell. It is mine.
The proceeds have gone to help Kate Green, Labour's PPC in Stretford and Urmston, and Lisa Nandy in Wigan.
So thank you, Mr Speaker, what am I bid?
Posted at 02:38 PM in Fundraising, Kate Green, Lisa Nandy, Speaker Bercow, Stephen Pound | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
Selection in the spotlight: Nottingham East
It's official. There is another vacancy for a parliamentary seat in Nottinghamshire. This time it is Nottingham East according to this report in the local paper. This confirms local speculation reported here last Saturday that such an eventuality might occur though for entirely different reasons from those cited by me.
John Heppell MP is standing down according to the online service This is Nottingham as his wife has breast cancer.
I wish her a speedy recovery, him a comfortable retirement and the members of Nottingham East CLP an open and transparent process to select a new prospective pariamentary candidate with no repeat of the Ashfield gambit.
Posted at 08:33 AM in Labour own goals, Nottingham East, Special Selections Panel | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
Parliamentary seat engineering: Hunt for Stoke Central - update 2
Longlisting for Stoke Central to decide who will replace sitting MP Mark Fisher as Labour's candidate is expected to take place today.
Word has is that Tom Watson MP (who mysteriously sits on the Labour Party's ruling (sic) national executive committee as a government representative even though he's been out of government since July last year) has been stopped from chairing any more of the three-member selection panels.
The baton to ensure a particular outcome may have been passed to Deputy Leader Harriet Harman, it is alleged, who, since husband Jack Dromey won the All Male Shortlisted ballot in Birmingham, Erdington, is free once again to take part in parliamentary seat engineering, as I call it. Her name is being linked to a private understanding with m'lord Mandelson in a bid to secure seats for favoured candidates.
I can't attest to the voracity of these suggestions. But knowing those who are making them, I consider they must be aired in the hope that sanity will prevail. An open and transparent process could have avoided these suspicions, which are extremely damaging to member morale, and to Labour's electoral prospects.
A shortlist for Stoke Central that offers local members genuine choice in the ballot that will take place shortly will be a real test for the Labour leadership. Is it focussed on winning the election or more concerned about positioning ahead of a leadership contest that would follow defeat?
UPDATE: 0903 Friday 26 March - Harriet Harman is not on the three-member panel that will be interviewing and shortlisting candidates on Monday afternoon, which I understand will comprise Keith Vaz MP, Cllr Ann Lucas and USDAW's Paddy Lillis.
Choice for local members has already been compromised by the omission of Mark Seddon, former editor of Tribune and NEC member from the long-list. Given their full right's would Seddon have got some nominations from members? But in the faux democracy deeply engrained in the upper echelons of the Labour Party, those members' rights now count for little, if anything at all. Shameful.
Posted at 05:24 PM in Harriet Harman, Jack Dromey, Labour own goals, Leadership, Peter Mandelson, PPC selections, Stoke-on-Trent, Tom Watson, Tristram Hunt | Permalink | Comments (5) | TrackBack (0)
Selections in the spotlight: E Lothian and Mboro S
According to the latest posting on the National Parliamentary Panel page on Membersnet, the Labour Party intranet service, East Lothian will be an All Women Shortlist and Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland will be Open.
Applications have to be received by the Special Selections Panel by midday on 29 March, with shortlisting in both cases two days later on 31 March.
Posted at 04:25 PM in Labour Party, PPC selections, Special Selections Panel | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)
Freezing personal allowances shows Darling unwilling to risk public finances
Twittering about the Budget yesterday I expressed my disappointment about the absence of any further move towards fairer taxation. I failed to pick up on Chancellor of the Exchequer (CHX) Alistair Darling's not referring to personal allowances explicitly.
Inevitably, the Tories and the right-wing press have seized on this omission quite cynically as another example of a 'stealth tax'. Personally, and with the benefit of hindsight, Darling missed a trick by failing to pre-empt that line of attack. This account , for example, in his interview with Sky News helps put the record straight.
But Mr Darling told Sky News he had not changed his income tax policies since announcements he made months ago.In December, he froze the personal allowances limit because inflation - which it normally follows - was negative. The retail price inflation rate is now 3.7%, which the Tories say hits workers in the pocket. Mr Darling said it would cost the taxpayer £2bn to increase the personal allowance limit again."It is a nice political device (by the Conservatives) but it is frankly a piece of nonsense," he said."If that really is the Tories' policy ask them how they intend to pay for it."
So the facts are that under the usual rules, personal allowances for the financial year 2010/11 would have been CUT. Instead, Darling decided to leave them unchanged. Rather than a tax giveaway with what wriggle room was available, Darling chose to cut debt and concentrate tax changes in ways that will aid growth in the real economy.
What has not been picked up by the opposition parties or the right-wing press were the measures targeted at small and medium sized businesses, and the entrepreneurs that run them. These are aspirational people on whom we depend for wealth and hence job creation in the private sector. But that's Tory stealth politics. They wouldn't want to reinforce Darling's message to business - you are better off sticking with/switching to Labour. Would they? Reviewing the content of his speech there was far more for them than Labour's core vote. Which suggests to my that my instantaneous assessment was not too wide of the mark:
No doubt this is budget for growth, employment opportunity with debt under control.
Time to get out on the doorstep.
Posted at 11:44 AM in Alistair Darling, Budget, Taxation | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)
Labour: greater than the sum of its parts
Budget Day today is the Labour Party's opportunity to show convincingly how it is different from the other two mainstream political parties. That's not just me writing but the message of the second editoral in today's Guardian newspaper.
The buzzword inside Labour's ruling circle is renewal, but it is hard to see what this means, other than a hoped-for election win. The party is not renewing in any visible way. Its manifesto seems cloudy and unoriginal and its political base narrowing.....
Today's budget, and the election campaign that follows, are a chance to show it is still greater than any of the factions that form its parts.
Hear, hear!
Posted at 09:25 AM in Budget, Labour Party renewal | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)


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Ford is offering Mustang fans a chance to profess their love for the iconic Pony Car, and grab the keys to one in the process. The Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F] will give away a 2015 Mustang to one lucky fan through the 2014 BET Awards #MustangAndMe contest. Entrants must submit a 60-second video explaining how they "embody the Mustang life." The winner will be revealed during the broadcast of the 2014 BET Awards on June 26.
Anyone looking to enter the contest can visit its webpage between now and 12:00 p.m. EST on June 3 to upload a video. Fans can also vote for their favorite submissions.
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Everyone else will have to pay for their Mustangs. The 2015 model will have a base price of $24,425, just $1,090 more than the $23,335 sticker of a comparable 2014 model. Considering the numerous styling and technology upgrades that come with the new model, it's not a bad deal.
That base price buys a 3.7-liter V-6, but the 2015 Mustang will also be offered with a 2.3-liter turbocharged EcoBoost four-cylinder and 5.0-liter V-8. Ford hasn't released official pricing for these powerplants, but a recent leak shows that the Mustang EcoBoost will start at $25,995, while the V8 Mustang GT will start at $32,925.
Ford still hasn't released final performance specs for the 2015 Mustang lineup, but it promises the V-6 will produce more than 300 horsepower and 270 pound-feet of torque, the EcoBoost four more than 305 hp and 300 lb-ft of torque, and the V-8 more than 420 hp and 390 lb-ft.
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2 Samuel 1:1-4, 11-12, 19, 23-27
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A MIRACLE OF UNSELFISHNESS
"David seized his garments and rent them, and all the men who were with him did likewise. They mourned and wept and fasted until evening for Saul and his son Jonathan." �2 Samuel 1:11-12
David had experienced a very eventful week. Ziklag, the city in which David resided, had been "burned to the ground" by the Amalekites (1 Sm 30:3). The wives, sons, and daughters of David and his followers had been taken captive (1 Sm 30:3). "David found himself in great difficulty, for the men spoke of stoning him, so bitter were they over the fate of their sons and daughters" (1 Sm 30:6). Nonetheless, David led his followers on an exhausting march in pursuit of the Amalekites (1 Sm 30:10). He overtook them, miraculously defeated them, and recovered everyone and everything (1 Sm 30:18-19).
After this series of traumatic events, a messenger informed David that King Saul and his son, Jonathan, had been killed in a battle against the Philistines. Naturally, David was preoccupied with his own concerns, and considering that Saul had tried to kill David on several occasions, you would think that David would get some satisfaction from Saul's death or at least be relieved by it. However, David mourned deeply not only for the death of his friend, Jonathan, but even for the death of his enemy, Saul (see 2 Sm 1:11ff). David's mourning was a miracle of unselfishness, which prefigured the unselfish, crucified, holy love Jesus has made possible for us to have in the new covenant. Be holy as He is holy (1 Pt 1:16).
Prayer: Father, may I look to others' interests rather than my own (Phil 2:4).
Promise: "Rouse Your power, and come to save us." �Ps 80:3
Praise: St. Vincent's courage under the tortures of his martyrdom converted his jailer to Christianity.
Nihil obstat: Reverend Robert L. Hagedorn, July 21, 1999
Imprimatur: �Most Reverend Carl K. Moeddel, Vicar General and Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, July 29, 1999


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Amsterdam Escape Review: Logiclocks
This is part of a series of articles on games in Amsterdam – click here for the introduction and links to all the other articles.
Well off the beaten track, you wouldn't be surprised to find that Logiclocks has been around for a long time. It's the original escape room in Amsterdam and, as luck would have it, a very good one. I suspect that part of the reason that Amsterdam games are so good is that this and Sherlocked were the first two on the market. A lot of people open up their escape rooms because they play one and think "I could do that". That's far less likely here than in most markets.
There's a small waiting area with puzzles out at the front of the venue where you can wait while previous teams finish up, and then they take you down to a larger space for your intro. It's a bizarrely big space that would likely have been converted into an escape room in London but here is just used for the introduction… wow. Perhaps partly because they've dedicated such an impressive space to it, the GM introduction was top notch, with him slipping in and out of the story at will, giving you little tidbits about the main character and leaving you to fill in the blanks yourselves. There's a a short video to give you a bit more background, which worked well to set the scene. With most games, the central character isn't really very important, but here they take the time to really show off who she was, and rightfully so – story is important here, and Eliza Lionheart is critical to getting that story across.
Eliza's Heart (4.5 stars)
The theme and set worked really well in this game. At its heart, you're in an explorer's home, but they've gone to a lot more trouble than throwing a few antiques into a room and hoping for the best. I got the feeling that each piece had been carefully chosen to fit within the space and that they'd really tried to imagine what a room belonging to Eliza would have looked like.
The puzzles weren't as numerous as you might want from the perfect room, but they were enough to keep us occupied and they were chunky – almost all of the puzzles I encountered had a physical interaction with the room. Not skill-based, just making good use of interesting props. The style of puzzle was varied enough to keep us interested, and the difficulty level was good too.
As the game progressed, the story unfolded in an impressive narrative that really showed the psyche of the main character and made me genuinely feel attached to her in the story. Alongside that, the puzzles and set also developed so that by the end it felt like we'd lived the story.
We escaped in about 35 minutes having taken no clues. I'd recommend taking along a minimum of three people, but up to five would probably turn out OK, and it's a game that I enjoyed experiencing together.
That's all about Logiclocks – want to read more about Dutch games? Click here to head back to the main Amsterdam page.
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By Jim Booth on June 25, 2007 • ( 16 Comments )
The Associated Press reports today that Sean and Julian Lennon, half-brothers and sons of Beatle John Lennon, have reconciled after an 8 year estrangement.
Like you care. But maybe you should.
The Lennon boys' problems mirror those of a significant part of our society. They're both boys who grew up without a dad….
Julian and Sean couldn't have been born in more different circumstances.
When Julian was born April 8, 1963, Beatlemania was taking hold of Britain. In less than a year it would infect Europe, the US, and the world. Lennon barely had a moment for himself, much less for the responsibilities of a new husband and father. His relationship with Cynthia, Julian's mother, was problematic at best. College sweethearts, they grew apart as Lennon's world grew larger and larger and Cynthia's was circumscribed by both her devotion to Julian and the machinations of Brian Epstein who wanted to downplay John's marriage to keep young female fans happy. Perhaps their split was inevitable. After John left Cynthia for Yoko Ono in 1968, he saw his son Julian no more than perhaps a dozen times in the 12 years before his death….
Sean Lennon was born October 9, 1975 – on his father's 35th birthday. John had lost his record contract and was having an artistic crisis believing that he might no longer be a viable composer and performer. He retreated into a domestic life, caring for his young son, baking bread, and making peace with himself. In young Sean's five years with his famous father, they spent no more than a few weeks apart before Mark David Chapman separated them forever….
Neither Lennon son knew quite how to respond to the loss of his famous parent. Julian, named for the mother John himself lost after years of thinking of her as a sort of absent older sister only to discover his relationship with her mere months before her death, had never really known his dad – but he carried many of his father's musical genes and sounds eerily like him when he sings. A self-taught musician like his old man, he released a series of successful albums in the 1980's. For a time Yoko Ono worked with Cynthia Lennon to nurture a relationship between Julian and his much younger brother. In the early 1990's, however, Julian became caught up, with his mother, in a protracted legal battle with his step-mother for a share of his father's estate (ultimately successful) that estranged him not only from his step-mother but also from his brother….
Sean grew up living a pampered and protected life, watched over carefully by his mother and given every advantage in musical education. While he also carries the Lennon music genes, his success as a musician has been considerably less impressive than his older brother's. He currently is touring Europe with his band….
Neither of the Lennon boys has illusions about John Lennon as a father. Sean has described his dad thusly:
I think of my dad as a huge asshole. The only thing that made it okay was that he could admit it.
Julian's relationship with his absent father has been more problematic – possibly because of being ignored as a child (something kids, as we know, feel deeply), possibly due to loyalty to his mother Cynthia. At any rate, Julian's view of his dad seems more thoughtful if more pained:
Well it's difficult when people come up to you and say 'I loved your father so much' y'know coz it tugs at my heart in two ways. Yes, as an artist in his solo work and with the Beatles- he was fantastic..but as a father I don't have much respect for him coz he wasn't there and he didn't take the time to be.
And now, after a rift lasting nearly a decade, the Lennon brothers are reconciling.
Julian, the child of his youth, reflects John's Liverpool years and his "scuffling days" – and, to paraphrase U2, all that he couldn't leave behind. Sean, the progeny of his approaching middle age, reflects Lennon's reflective period of coming to terms with his legacy as a musical legend. He was, as his father called him, the beautiful boy. They bring together the different halves of John's life.
One hopes that they can make a whole family for themselves.
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Mike Sheehan says:
I'm moved. Thanks, Jim, that post meant a lot to me.
Jim Booth says:
Means a lot to me, too, Mike. Thanks for the encouragement. 😉
Sam Smith says:
This is nice news. I can't help empathizing with Julian – millions of members of m-m-m-my generation (X) know a great deal about being unwanted or ignored by our parents. I don't want to put a lot of words in his mouth, but either I feel his pain or I'm projecting my own.
It will be interesting to see if this gets us a Lennon Brothers record, and if so, what will it be like?
Sean should be so lucky as to work with Julian. I don't think Sean's untalented – I just the parent with the great music instincts isn't his mom….
If they can keep Yoko from interfering, they might make something really nice.
drdenny says:
Thank you, Jim. A taut, moving piece.
Reinhard says:
History replays itself in John Lennon's song
"Father, you left me, but I never left you
I needed you, but you didn't need me
So I got to tell you
Good bye Good bye"
"If they can keep Yoko from interfering…"
Son of a BITCH. Will you NOT DO THAT when I'm drinking soda? I just projectile snorted all over my laptop.
"I think of my dad as a huge asshole".
I didn't like it that Sean said that.
Trinity says:
Why not his dad was an a**hole.
Although it's weird that it comes from sean who only knew him for 5 years, during which (according to this piece) Lennon was a devoted father. If anyone has the right to call Lennon an A**hole it should be Julian.
Okay…John DEVOTED his life to Sean and his mother during his last years of life. I saw it, the whole world saw that he was a good father. As good as he could be ya know? And I'm sure that had it not been for John's early fame in the 60's he would have also been a good father to Julian. But I'm sure that during the times when he wasn't recording and all, he spent as much time with Julian as he could! Like Simon said (haha sorry) "if anyone has the right to call Lennon an A**hole it should have been Julian. My father chose not to be in my life AT ALL. I'm sure John tried to raise his sons as best he could during the times he was able.
Gia,
I love John, too – but I'm not in any way deluded about his limitations as a man. That he was able to make the great art he was given his limitations is even more admirable and remarkable.
But his sons paid a price. One hopes that their finding their brotherhood with each other will give them a sense of family and all the good that can bring to anyone.
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Q: Failure to decrypt an AES encrypted SMIME Message with OpenSSL I have a two mails (SMIME encrypted) for a single recipient. One mail is encrypted using 3DES, the other one is encrypted using AES 256.
The mails where created using C# EnvelopedCms class.
I can successfully decrypt the 3DES message using
openssl smime -decrypt -in trippledes.eml -inkey keyfile.pem

However, if I try this with the AES encrypted file, OpenSSL outputs some gibberish and Fails with this comment:
Error decrypting PKCS#7 structure 4128:error:06065064:digital envelope routines:EVP_DecryptFinal_ex:bad decrypt:.\crypto\evp\evp_enc.c:539:

Thunderbird cannot open the mail either. But Outlook 2010 has no problem opening the message.
What is the best way to troubleshoot the issue? Is there any logging I can turn on?
I've already examined the ASN.1 structure of both mails using the ASN.1 Decoder on http://lapo.it/asn1js/. Both messages look OK to me, so I guess the culprit lies in the encrypted Content itself.

A: I know this is years late, but it might be helpful to others...
I was using the EnvelopedCms very successfully and happily for a few years, exchanging messages with many other implementations.  When someone this year decided to require the use of AES, I discovered that at least one Java-based system was failing to work with my messages. (Their error was "Unable to create PKCS #7 MIME content")
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In Memory of John Lennon: John and Yoko's Wedding Horoscope
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Below is a post that I wrote in March 2010 about John Lennon and Yoko Ono's wedding horoscope. (They married March 20, 1969). In wake of the 30th anniversary of his death today, I thought I would re-run it. Missing you, John.
"When people get cynical about love, they should look at us [Yoko and John Lennon] and see it is possible." Yoko Ono.
March 20, 1969 marks the 41st wedding anniversary of John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The colorful pair married in front of the Rock of Gibraltar in a ceremony that lasted only ten minutes. Shortly afterwards, the newlyweds flew to Amsterdam, Holland where they set up quarters in the Presidential Suite at the Hilton. There, for one week, they had the first of two "bed-ins for peace."
At the hotel, they had a receiving line for the press, gave interviews, answered questions. Not your typical honeymoon fare activities, but then again, John (Libra) and Yoko (Aquarian) were never your "typical couple."
In their astrological wedding chart that day (time unknown), insatiable Jupiter was exactly conjoined non-conforming Uranus in Libra. Libra is the zodiacal sign of marriage. This potent influence suggested that their partnership would always tend to be "out of the ordinary." Having these two planets prominent, there would characteristically be a large appetite (Jupiter) and enthusiasm for doing things differently, wanting to rebelliously break with tradition (Uranus), within the confines of their marriage (Libra).
The Sun was also opposite (stressful) Jupiter and Uranus in their horoscope, again reiterating a need for freedom and a tendency to excessive behaviors. The Sun-Uranus influence also, unfortunately, hinted at the chance for a sudden end to the marriage, as the nature of Uranus is often disruptive. The Sun also governs the husband in a wedding chart.
Mercury (communication) was in idealistic, imaginative Pisces. That tended to intellectually attune them more to the humanistic issues of the collective. The Neptune-ruled Pisces mindset, at its highest expression, is intrinsically about dissolving all boundaries, demonstrating selfless love and compassion for each other, peacefully co-existing. It endlessly envisions the world "as one," just like John perpetually sang about.
Also in their marriage chart, the Sun (purpose) was exactly trine (harmonious) Neptune, again reinforcing that same hopeful theme. The Sun-Neptune tie also gave the union more of a mystical, otherworldy quality to it. Neptune denotes our link to the Divine.
Too, in wake of John's tragic, sudden departure from the world, Yoko's marriage to John has maybe, understandably, ended up becoming something "larger than life" for her, something that she has perhaps idealized and placed atop a pedestal. Characteristically with Neptune, we tend to worship and glorify our partners. And, of course, in Yoko's case, she has had to live a life largely minus John's physical presence. She maybe has cultivated a rich "spiritual union" with him which would be consistent with the "illusory" Sun Neptune energy. Neptune rules illusion and imagination, as well as the ethereal realms.
Idealistic Mercury in Pisces was also square (inner tension) to opinionated Mars (the warrior) in Sagittarius in the chart. Mars shows our enthusiasms and passions. It also represents our aggressive urge. When it is in philosophical Sagittarius, we can become almost fanatical in our beliefs and often feel a deep need to proselytize others to bring them aboard our same wavelength. We can also be very controversial and blunt in our comments, as Mercury governs our speech and Mars in Sagittarius acts very spontaneously.
Additionally, in their wedding chart, Venus, the planet of love and marriage, was in fiery, adventurous Aries conjoined with dutiful Saturn. Venus-Saturn ties often indicate "karmic relationships" in which we feel a deep sense of responsibility, obligation, and loyalty to each other. Saturn is regarded as the "Lord of Karma" in astrology. This is because he often brings us those more difficult lessons in life that we need to learn and experience in order to evolve and achieve our higher purposes. During the course of their marriage, too, John and Yoko had plenty of Saturnian ups and downs, trials and tribulations, and even an 18-month separation. Too, in the beginning, their very union alienated them from the public and many Beatles' fans. But despite everything, it managed to endure.
On another level, the Venus placement in the sign of Aries showed, too, that the couple would tend to enjoy "active pursuits" and "pioneering endeavors" that would garner attention to themselves. Venus not only rules love relationships, it also rules what we love to do. Aries as a sign focuses much of its attention on its own self-identity and self-discovery.
Actually, Venus in Aries can contain elements of narcissism to it – making us a little too much enthralled with our own self-image. Of course, when John and Yoko were together, they were both young and still discovering themselves, both individually and as a couple. And, they were both very famous, so they wanted to naturally capitalize on their fame and use it as a springboard to further their more noble, impersonal causes for the collective.
John Lennon Youtube Imagine
roses: http://www.sxc.hu/photo/332907
cake: http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1229225
Yoko Ono quote: http://thinkexist.com/quotes/yoko_ono/
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John Lennon & Yoko Ono marriage article:http://www.examiner.com/x-35173-John-Lennon-Examiner~y2010m3d19-John-Lennon–Yoko-Ono-41st-wedding-anniversary-March-20
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Patricia's Astrology Horoscope December 8, 2010: Deep Passion
Posted by Patrice Thompson in Cosmic Word of the Day, December 2010 Astrology
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"They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel." Carl W. Buechner
Cosmic Word Of The Day: Engulf
(Venus sextile Pluto)
Engulf: 1) to swallow up in or as in a gulf; submerge 2) to plunge or immerse, as into a gulf
"We have sensuous Venus in passionate Scorpio sextile penetrating Pluto today. Our personal charm and magnetism know no boundaries. We are able to deliciously dazzle and sway everyone who crosses our path.
Theoretically, this could even include beguiling George Clooney, if only given a flickering chance at that golden opportunity.
'All we are asking for is a couple minutes in your presence today, George. We're certain that, once you get near us in the flesh, you'll be instantly hooked. Venus-Pluto is truly that spellbinding. It's magical. Mystical. Before you know it, George, you'll be engulfed with a deep burning desire for us in every fiber of your being. It will be a desire like you have never felt before for any other woman on the planet. In fact, you'll never want to leave our sight. Too, that reality could make vacuuming alone in the dark, a sweet thing of the past. But, we'll figure out something here, George. Don't despair. Maybe we can find a new way to vacuum together as a couple, with depth of meaning and vast wonderment.'
Additionally, not that any of us care here, the Moon remains in professionally ambitious Capricorn, and is well-aspected. Translation: We could also score big in the boardroom. Plus, George Clooney has his personal Moon in Capricorn in his horoscope. Yet another cosmic indication pointing to the inevitability that, yes, we will be together soon.
'It's in the stars, George! It's kismet. Fate. There's no escaping!'" 🙂
Buechner: http://thinkexist.com/quotations/passion/
hearts: http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1320570
Dusty Springfield The Look Of Love YouTube Video
rose: http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1215919
engulf: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/engulfing
Moon: http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1246875
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Colorado Analytical Laboratories, Inc. broke ground on a new state-of-the-art laboratory at 10411 Heinz Way in the Mountain View Industrial Park area. The nearly $3 million, 12,500 square foot laboratory is expected to employ 25 people before the end of April. The company provides business-to-business services and conducts analyses of drinking water, wastewater, soil, and biosolids for land applications. Colorado Analytical Laboratory is certified by the Colorado Department of Health and Environment to analyze drinking water for organic and inorganic contaminants, nitrate and nitrite, cyanide, fluoride and coliform bacteria. The family-owned company prides itself on its support to long-term employees and delivering accurate and timely analytical results to its clients.
We are pleased to welcome Colorado Analytical Laboratory to the Commerce City business community!
Commerce City recognized seven businesses for contributing to its economic vitality at its annual Business Appreciation Awards Breakfast. This year's event took place on March 21 at the Bison Ridge Recreation Center and was themed "Redesigning the Future."
The awards breakfast featured Keynote Speaker and Director of Strategic Partnerships at 505Design, James McCandless.
At this annual event, Commerce City thanked businesses for choosing to operate in the city, and recognized selected business for making specific contributions to its economic vitality. For more information, view the press release.
The Metro North Chamber of Commerce will highlight three development projects in Adams County at its Hot Projects Event (formerly known as the State of the Region Event). The projects include Nexus at DIA (which is a 223-acre business park located on the north-west corner of E. 81st Avenue and Tower Road), Parterre, and Karl's Farm. The event will take place on April 11 at the Doubletree Hotel located at 83 E. 120th Avenue from 7 - 10:30 a.m.
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Commerce City is offering another advantage to restaurants looking to do business in the city and serve a rapidly growing population. City Council recently passed Resolution 2019-29, waiving certain development-related fees for new free-standing, restaurants providing full table-service. The aim of the resolution is to help attract new restaurants to improve the quality of life for city residents, create new employment opportunities, and attract other commercial development in the city as part of the "Ready for Retail" campaign. The city is looking for development partners to provide retail services to its rapidly growing areas in both the historic city and the northern range. For more information, contact the Economic Development Division at redefiningcommerce@c3gov.com or 303-289-3620.
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Jeremiah's Letter to the Jews in Babylonia
I wrote a letter to the priests, the prophets, the leaders of the people, and to all the others whom Nebuchadnezzar had taken away as prisoners from Jerusalem to Babylonia. 2 I wrote it after King Jehoiachin, his mother, the palace officials, the leaders of Judah and of Jerusalem, the engravers, and the skilled workers had been taken into exile. 3 I gave the letter to Elasah son of Shaphan and to Gemariah son of Hilkiah, whom King Zedekiah of Judah was sending to King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylonia. It said:
4 "The Lord Almighty, the God of Israel, says to all those people whom he allowed Nebuchadnezzar to take away as prisoners from Jerusalem to Babylonia: 5 'Build houses and settle down. Plant gardens and eat what you grow in them. 6 Marry and have children. Then let your children get married, so that they also may have children. You must increase in numbers and not decrease. 7 Work for the good of the cities where I have made you go as prisoners. Pray to me on their behalf, because if they are prosperous, you will be prosperous too. 8 I, the Lord, the God of Israel, warn you not to let yourselves be deceived by the prophets who live among you or by any others who claim they can predict the future. Do not pay any attention to their[a] dreams. 9 They are telling you lies in my name. I did not send them. I, the Lord Almighty, have spoken.'
10 "The Lord says, 'When Babylonia's seventy years are over, I will show my concern for you and keep my promise to bring you back home. 11 I alone know the plans I have for you, plans to bring you prosperity and not disaster, plans to bring about the future you hope for.[b] 12 Then you will call to me. You will come and pray to me, and I will answer you. 13 You will seek me, and you will find me because you will seek me with all your heart. 14 Yes, I say, you will find me, and I will restore you to your land. I will gather you from every country and from every place to which I have scattered you, and I will bring you back to the land from which I had sent you away into exile. I, the Lord, have spoken.'
15 "You say that the Lord has given you prophets in Babylonia. 16 Listen to what the Lord says about the king who rules the kingdom that David ruled and about the people of this city, that is, your relatives who were not taken away as prisoners with you. 17 The Lord Almighty says, 'I am bringing war, starvation, and disease on them, and I will make them like figs that are too rotten to be eaten. 18 I will pursue them with war, starvation, and disease, and all the nations of the world will be horrified at what they see. Everywhere I scatter them, people will be shocked and terrified at what has happened to them. People will make fun of them and use their name as a curse. 19 This will happen to them because they did not obey the message that I kept on sending to them through my servants the prophets. They refused to listen. 20 All of you whom I sent into exile in Babylonia, listen to what I, the Lord, say.'
21 "The Lord Almighty, the God of Israel, has spoken about Ahab son of Kolaiah and Zedekiah son of Maaseiah, who are telling you lies in his name. He has said that he will hand them over to the power of King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylonia, who will put them to death before your eyes. 22 When the people who were taken away as prisoners from Jerusalem to Babylonia want to bring a curse on someone, they will say, 'May the Lord treat you like Zedekiah and Ahab, whom the king of Babylonia roasted alive!' 23 This will be their fate because they are guilty of terrible sins—they have committed adultery and have told lies in the Lord's name. This was against the Lord's will; he knows what they have done, and he is a witness against them.[c] The Lord has spoken."
The Letter of Shemaiah
24-25 The Lord Almighty, the God of Israel, gave me a message for Shemaiah of Nehelam, who had sent a letter in his own name to all the people of Jerusalem and to the priest Zephaniah son of Maaseiah and to all the other priests. In this letter Shemaiah wrote to Zephaniah:
26 "The Lord made you a priest in place of Jehoiada, and you are now the chief officer[d] in the Temple. It is your duty to see that every crazy person who pretends to be a prophet is placed in chains with an iron collar around the neck. 27 Why haven't you done this to Jeremiah of Anathoth, who has been speaking as a prophet to the people? 28 He must be stopped because he told the people in Babylonia that they would be prisoners there a long time and should build houses, settle down, plant gardens, and eat what they grow."
29 Zephaniah read the letter to me, 30 and then the Lord told me 31-32 to send to all the prisoners in Babylon this message about Shemaiah: "I, the Lord, will punish Shemaiah and all of his descendants. I did not send him, but he spoke to you as if he were a prophet, and he made you believe lies. He will have no descendants among you. He will not live to see the good things that I am going to do for my people, because he told them to rebel against me. I, the Lord, have spoken."
Jeremiah 29:8 Probable text their; Hebrew your.
Jeremiah 29:11 the future you hope for; or a future full of hope.
Jeremiah 29:23 done, and he … them; or done; he saw them do it.
Jeremiah 29:26 Some ancient translations officer; Hebrew officers.


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Q: Read a TSV file from a remote server I have this function  which returns the path to the file I need to read
def specie_to_file(specie):
    switcher = {
    'human': 'sftp://eliran@SERVER/PATH/TO/FILE1',
    'mouse': 'sftp://eliran@SERVER/PATH/TO/FILE2'
    }
    return switcher.get(specie, None)

Later on, I am trying to open the file
database = pd.read_csv(db_file, sep='\t')

db_file holds one of the paths above.
When I execute the script I get this error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
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  File "gene_converter.py", line 111, in converter
    database = pd.read_csv(open(db_file), sep='\t')
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'sftp://eliran@SERVER/PATH/TO/FILE1'

I have checked the files names and the paths they all exist and in the right location.
I have tried the following and got the same traceback:
database = pd.read_csv(Path(db_file), sep='\t')

database = pd.read_csv(open(db_file,'r'), sep='\t')

database = pd.read_csv(open(db_file,'r').read(), sep='\t')

A: Your file is on FTP server.
Use paramiko in order to read it.
with sftp.open("sftp://eliran@SERVER/PATH/TO/FILE1") as f:
    pd.read_csv(f)

A: As per docs:
"filepath_or_bufferstr, path object or file-like object
Any valid string path is acceptable. The string could be a URL. Valid URL schemes include http, ftp, s3, gs, and file. For file URLs, a host is expected. A local file could be: file://localhost/path/to/table.csv.
If you want to pass in a path object, pandas accepts any os.PathLike.
By file-like object, we refer to objects with a read() method, such as a file handler (e.g. via builtin open function) or StringIO."
SFTP does not show up in the list of supported URL schemes. Accordingly, you should build a StringIO object out of the URL and pass it to read_csv.
Install SFTP library. Download file, then read it.
http://docs.paramiko.org/en/stable/api/sftp.html


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