Two Bullets From A Filipino Policeman's Rifle.
In October 1972, Private Kinshichi Akatsu of the Imperial Japanese Army emerged from the jungle of Lubang Island in the Philippines and burned the rice collected by Filipino farmers. Shortly afterward, he was killed by two shots from Filipino police. He was probably the last casualty of World War Two. Twenty nine years after the war ended, he was still engaging in guerrilla activity for an empire that no longer existed. Kinshichi had seen the information that the war ended August 15, 1945, but refused to believe that it was true. He and four other soldiers continued to fight, and at the time of his death, only one other holdout survived with him.
Kinshichi was living the epitome of a lost cause. The empire from where he drew his authority no longer existed. Consequently, even if he were to take the entire island hostage, there would be no victory for him. There was no Empire of Japan to hand the island of Lubang over to. He was wasting his life doing nothing more than being a thorn in the side of the islanders.
I've always wondered what exactly it means to be "more than a conqueror." It seems to me that you are either a conqueror or you are not, but what does it mean to be more than a conqueror? The contrast of Kinshichi Akatsu's story helps me to understand. You see, no matter how successful Kinshichi was in his activities, he was still a conquered man, whether he knew it or not.
In contrast, Jesus said, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me." Jesus also says, "Truly I tell you, whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven." So it stands to reason, that if Jesus has all authority in heaven and on earth, then by his authority we are conquerors through him also.
So what does one do if your enemy has already conquered you and you hold no authority? You try to convince your enemy that he is not in fact a conqueror. If it is impossible for you to create victory, you attempt to limit the damage your enemy does to you by convincing them that they are not conquerors. How many churches refuse to walk in the gifts of the Spirit? How many Christians walk around like they are under the thumb of the enemy? How many Christians refuse to pray for God's healing for themselves or others? How many refuse to fulfill the Great Commission out of fear? How many let the things of the world distract from eternal things?
We are more than conquerors because there is no doubt who the Winner is. Satan can never pull victory out of a hat. He can only delay his demise, and the longer we are convinced that we are not conquerors, the longer he will last. All he can do right now, metaphorically speaking, is burn the crops of the farmers. Make no mistake though. Just as two bullets from a Filipino policeman dispatched private Akatsu, so will Satan be dispatched in the end. Let's start living like that.
My 91 year old step-father in the Philippines.
I have to admit, my wife played a bit of a joke on my father-in-law this week. I need to give a little bit of a back story before it will make sense. I am currently planning a trip to Ethiopia in just about six weeks, and this time my son will be going with me. We will be taking a team to do the finishing work on a center to provide sustainable income for destitute widows and their children. Much of the work has been already done by locals, but we need to provide some support in some of the areas where they're not familiar.
The other part of the story is that my 91 year old step-father is currently on his first missions trip…to the Philippines! Why he didn't decide to do something like this fifty or sixty years ago when he was more physically able, I don't know. Nevertheless, he's been obedient to God, and he's been an inspiration to a lot of people. I can't wait to hear his stories when he comes back.
She of course wasn't completely serious, and let him off the hook at that point, but it made a couple of points clear to me. First of all, how many times do we make excuses when we're called to go? Do we say, I am too old, or I don't have the time, or I have other obligations, or any number of other excuses. My 91 year old dad going half way around the world really put a lot of excuses to shame.
I would hope to be that kind of person as much as I would hope that the friends I choose would do that for me.
As a side, I have not done this before, but if you would like to contribute to the work we are doing in Ethiopia, I am providing a link both for information about the work we're doing in Ethiopia as well as a link to the go fund me account where you can give towards that work. Thanks in advance to anyone willing to give.
Your Safety Is Not Assured.
It's been a while since I've written. It's not because I haven't had something to write, but rather I've been a bit stumped as to how to write it.
Sometimes when you've been doing something for a while, it's hard to think back to the way you thought about those things when you were still new. But recent events have brought me back to some underlying assumptions I had about missions when I was growing up and even as an adult.
Before I was a missionary, I always assumed that if my church was involved in missions somewhere and was sending people, it must be safe. I know from the statements that people say to me, and from observing what goes on, that this is still a very prevalent assumption that people make. Why is that? Well, as a general rule, in most churches I've been a part of , that is the case. We only send people to "safe" places. But what makes a place safe?
The philosopher Jürgen Habermas deals with this in what is probably an unnecessarily wordy way. He says, "Egalitarian universalism, from which sprang the ideas of freedom and social solidarity, of an antonomous conduct of life and emancipation, of the individual morality of conscience, human rights, and democracy, is the direct heir to the Judaic ethic of justice and the Christian ethic of love. This legacy, substantially unchanged, has been the object of continual critical appropriation and reinterpretation. To this day, there is no alternative to it. And in the light of the current challenges of a postnational constellation, we continue to draw on the substance of this heritage." Dumbing it down, the ideas of love and justice in society are a direct result of the Judeo-Christian heritage which we draw from, even if our societies have moved away from that underlying paradigm.
If we look around the world, most places follow that general rule. The most dangerous places are those places that do not have a current or recent Christian presence. So if that is the case, then why are we going to the "safe" places? Is it because we are afraid to go the the places that God is really calling us to go? If a place is considered safe, there's a good chance that a lot of missionaries have already been there. Do we go to the places that have already been evangelized because we feel that doing something is better than nothing? Is it our ersatz way of fulfilling the Great Commission?
It is said that all that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. I would like to amend that statement. I think what is even more dangerous than good men doing nothing is good men doing something that is neither good nor bad, but leaves them feeling as if they did something good. Rather than go to the places where God would actually call us to go, we give in to fear. We still go, but we go somewhere else.
Why do we fear so much? I believe it is because many of us are building a kingdom, but it isn't God's Kingdom, it is our own kingdom. We seek to be gods of an empty universe of our own creation; kings of a kingdom with no subjects. We do what we want to do first and ask God to bless what we've already decided to do. As our towers grow taller and taller, they become harder and harder to maintain, and we fear they will topple. This is why Jesus says, "whoever seeks to keep his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life will save it." This isn't some trite conundrum. When we literally give our life, and our plans, and our finances, and our spouses and children, and our present and future over to Christ, all fear is taken away, because you can't fear the loss of what you've already given away.
"There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus,[a]who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit. 2 For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus has made me free from the law of sin and death. 3 For what the law could not do in that it was weak through the flesh, God did by sending His own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh, on account of sin: He condemned sin in the flesh, 4 that the righteous requirement of the law might be fulfilled in us who do not walk according to the flesh but according to the Spirit. 5 For those who live according to the flesh set their minds on the things of the flesh, but those who live according to the Spirit, the things of the Spirit. 6 For to be carnally minded is death, but to be spiritually minded is life and peace. 7 Because the carnal mind is enmity against God; for it is not subject to the law of God, nor indeed can be. 8 So then, those who are in the flesh cannot please God.
It's time to give up fear and go to the hard places.
What Did You Come Out Here To See?
I've now been back from Ethiopia for about three weeks. I've had time to go through the pictures, and more importantly, I've been able to go through some of the hours of interviews I took of Ethiopians who are going out into the villages and towns in some of the most difficult circumstances imaginable. They are telling others about their faith and are suffering alienation from their families, physical violence against them, and some are paying the ultimate sacrifice. And yet they continue, because they know that God is worth it. They are seeing people freed from addictions and all kinds of things that destroy lives, and they're seeing their communities changed because of it.
It's very hard for me to convey what the gospel means to these people when I come back to the United States. We often have a very different view of what the gospel is in the United States. Just as in many areas where Christianity has been introduced, they have combined Christianity with their traditional beliefs, so we in the United States have largely combined Christianity with other beliefs. We combine our faith with politics, or with hedonism, or with capitalism, or any number of other beliefs. If we're honest about it, these other beliefs often take precedence over our faith, and we end up changing our faith to fit these other beliefs rather than the other way around.
There's a scripture that's puzzled me since I first read it, and only since this last trip to Ethiopia am I beginning to understand it. It's from Matthew 11, and in it, Jesus is looking at the crowds who had come out to see John The Baptist, and now that John was in prison, Jesus was addressing them. You have to understand that there was a large crowd of people out in the desert. He asks them, "What did you come out here to see?" He goes on to speak about John's ministry that had started only about a year before. The verse that puzzled me was this one; "And from the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven suffers violence, and the violent take it by force." What did Jesus mean by "the violent take it by force?" Were John's disciples violent? The answer is no. What Jesus was talking about was a descriptive picture of the crowds that had come out to the desert. They resembled an army besieging a city. They pressed in on all sides and would let nothing stand between themselves and John's message, which was that the Kingdom of God is at hand. They were hungry for God's Kingdom, as if they had been waiting since the beginning of the world for the message that was now before them. Truthfully, they had been waiting that long. They were taking hold of that message of salvation and repentance and the coming of God's Kingdom as if, if they lessened their grip just a little, it would be gone.
As I go through hours of video, I am planning to put together a longer video of the testimonies of several people. Their stories are unique, but remarkably similar in that each of them has given all for God.


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HomeUncategorizedRussia May Allow Crypto Mining and Gold-Backed Stablecoins, Lawmaker Says
Russia May Allow Crypto Mining and Gold-Backed Stablecoins, Lawmaker Says
Russia can legalize cryptocurrency mining and stablecoins backed by gold under government control, a high-ranking member of the Russian parliament has suggested. The statement comes after Bank of Russia proposed a wide-ranging ban on the use of cryptocurrencies, and their trading and mining.
Mining and Some Stablecoins Can Be Legalized in Russia, Duma Deputy Insists
The free circulation of cryptocurrencies must not be allowed as they carry risks for unqualified investors, but Russia may permit the use of gold-backed stablecoins and the mining of cryptocurrencies under government control, the Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Industry and Trade, Vladimir Gutenev, told the RIA Novosti news agency.
On Thursday, The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) published a consultation paper in which it presented its comprehensive view on cryptocurrencies. The monetary authority proposed to prohibit coin operations through the Russian financial system, crypto investments, exchange, and mining in the country. Meanwhile, the bank has launched the pilot phase of its own digital ruble project.
Cryptocurrencies should be banned, Gutenev agreed, but Russia could make use of a stablecoin denominated in gold and under state control. Such a financial product would be an interesting proposition for both private investors and companies. It can also be used for saving, the deputy said, quoted by the Prime business news portal.
The gold-backed stablecoin could be similar to a golden ruble, the parliamentarian elaborated, and Russia can employ it to circumvent sanctions and the policy of containment applied against the country. The coin can also be used to facilitate regular and transparent economic relations with other nations.
Gutenev revealed he had already discussed the idea with CBR governor Elvira Nabiullina. The head of the Industry and Trade Committee thinks that as an asset, gold is quite undervalued in comparison with reserve fiat currencies such as the U.S. dollar and the euro.
In October, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Russia may consider partially replacing the greenback in currency reserves and trade settlements with other currencies, and even digital assets in the future. Amid expanding U.S. sanctions, Moscow is putting an emphasis on "dedollarization," Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Pankin stated in an interview with Interfax.
Commenting on Bank of Russia's call for a ban on crypto mining, Vladimir Gutenev said he thinks that cryptocurrency farms can be allowed to operate legally if their activities are under strict control of the state. Miners can take advantage of the abundant energy resources and favorable climate conditions in some Russian regions, provided their facilities are powered transparently and they pay all due taxes.
A working group at the State Duma, the lower house of parliament, is now preparing proposals to fill the regulatory gaps in the Russian crypto space remaining after the adoption of the law "On Digital Financial Assets." Its members are expected to address the outstanding issues in several areas, including the legal status of cryptocurrencies, coin trading, and mining. Media reports have revealed that not all government institutions share Bank of Russia's hardline position on the matter.
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the commonwealth. Which though he had always intended to do, and at last did, yet he did not put off his mask; but so carried himself that, what with the reasonableness of his demands, what with the pretence of a desire of peace, what with the moderate use of his successes, he turned the envy on the other party, and made it seem that he was driven for his own safety into a necessary war. The hollowness of which pretence was clearly proved, when the civil wars being ended, and he being in possession of the sovereign power, and all the rivals that could cause him any anxiety being removed out of the way, yet he never once thought of restoring the commonwealth, no, nor cared to make so much as a pretence of doing it. Which plainly shows that the desire and purpose of obtaining the sovereignty had always been in him, and at last came out. For he did not merely seize an occasion that offered itself; himself made and shaped the occasions. It was in the business of war that his ability was most conspicuous; and so great it was, that he could not only lead an army but make one. For he was not more skilful in conducting actions than in the management of men's minds: and that not by any ordinary kind of discipline, that inured them to obey commands, or awakened a sense of shame, or enforced by severity; but one that inspired a wonderful ardour and alacrity, and won the battle almost before it began: and endeared him to the soldiery more than was good for a free commonwealth. Versed as he was moreover in every kind of war, and uniting civil arts with military, no accident took him so unexpectedly but he had a remedy prepared for it: nothing fell out so cross, but he drew some advantage from it. For his own person he had a due respect: as one that would sit in his tent during great battles, and manage everything by messages. From which he derived a double advantage: first that he went seldomer into danger, and secondly that if ever the fortune of the day were going against him, liis own presence was as good as a fresh reinforcement to restore the battle. And in his warlike arrangements and enterprises he did not conduct things merely according to precedent, but would invent with consummate judgment new devices framed to the occasion. In his friendships he was constant enough, and singularly kind and indulgent. And vet he made choice of such friends that it was easy to see that he meant their friendship to be an instrument and not an impediment. And since his aim both by nature and principle was not to be eminent among great men, but to command among followers, he chose for his friends men that were of mean condition, but industrious and active, to whom he might be all in all. Hence the saying "Let me die, so Ca'sar live," and the like. With nobles and equals he made friendships according to his occasions; but he admitted no man to intimacy except such whose hopes rested entirely in himself. In letters and learning he was moderately well accomplished, but it was that kind of learning which was of use in the business of life. For he was well versed in history, and had wonderful knowledge of the weight and point of words; and because he attributed much to his felicity, he affected to be learned in the stars. Eloquence he had also, natural and pure. To pleasures he was naturally inclined, and indulged freelr in them; which in his early times served the purpose of simulation; for no one feared any danger from such a disposition. But he so governed his pleasures, that they were no hindrance to his interest and main business, and his mind was rather invigorated than made languid by them. At the table he was sober, in his lusts not particular, in public entertainments gay and magnificent. Such being the man, the same thing was his destruction at last which in the beginning was his advancement, I mean the desire of popularity. For there is nothing so popular as the forgiveness of enemies: and this it was which, whether it were virtue or art, cost him his life.
CHARACTER OF AUGUSTUS CESAR.
Augustus Caesar was endued, if ever man was, with a greatness of mind, calm, serene, and wellordered: witness the exceeding great actions which he conducted in his early youth. For men of impetuous and unsettled dispositions commonly pass their youth in various errors; and it is not till middle age that they show what they are. But those whose nature is composed and placid may nourish even in their first years. And whereas the gifts of the mind, like those of the body, are contained and completed in three things, — health, beauty, and strength, — he was certainly in strength of mind inferior to his uncle Julias, but in beauty and health of mind superior. For Julius being of a restless and unsettled disposition, though for the compassing of his ends he made his arrangements with consummate judgment, yet had not his ends themselves arranged in any good order; but was carried on and on with an impulse that knew no bounds, aiming at things beyond the reach of mortality. Whereas Augustus, as a man sober and mindful of his mortal condition, seems to have had his ends likewise laid out from the first in admirable order and truly weighed. For first he made it his aim to be at


Dada Kondke Style Comedy in upcoming Marathi film"Shikari". The trailer was launched recently in an event attended by cast and crew of the film. The film is a multi-starrer adult-comedy directed by Viju Manu and presented by Mahesh Manjrekar. The film stars Neha, Suvrat Joshi, Mrunmayee Deshpande, Kashmira Shah, Prasad Oak, Siddharth Jadhav, Bhalchandra Kadam, Vaibhav Mangale, Sandesh Upashyam, Jeevan Karalkar and Durgesh Badwe and Bharat Ganeshpure.
"Shikari" is produced by Vijay Patil of Aryan Global Entertainment and with' Anand Vaidyanathan as the co-producer.


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There's a lot going on at St. André Bessette!
In my last travel with Fr. Andrew McCarter from Australia, we went to New York City and visited several Churches to get inspiration for our Church. One of those Churches was the famous St. Patrick's Cathedral Church. More pictures to follow! While at St. Patrick's Cathedral, I visited the tomb of all Bishops of Archdiocese of New York. I am sure you remember the famous Bishop Fulton Sheen, he is buried underneath the Cathedral. I am sorry the tomb is not open to public, so I decided to make a short commemorating video. So here it is!


Free Printable St. Patrick's Day Word Scramble. Print Free St. Patrick's Day Word Scramble, a great holiday activity for your kids. Unscramble all the St. Patrick's Day related words in this game at home or school. The free Printable St. Patrick's Day Word Scramble includes a list of 20 scrambled St. Patrick's Day related words like Green, March, Clover, Rainbow, Parade, Gold, Furtune, Magic, Pot, Irish, Saint, Shamrock, Celtic, Leprechaun, and many more. You can find the answers list in page 2. Click the link below to download or print the St. Patrick's Day Word Scramble game now in PDF format. Happy St. Patrick's Day!


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Q: Using Weka generated Decision Tree in Python I generated a Decision Tree using Weka-GUI and am trying to use the generated Decision Tree in my Python code.
Is there an option in Python to load the DT model and use it or would I have to train the Decision Tree in Python itself using a weka wrapper?

A: If you use the same version of Weka in GUI and Python wrapper, you can use the same model.
Here are some details:

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*Weka Primer - (look at model loading): https://waikato.github.io/weka-wiki/primer/

*Weka and Python: https://waikato.github.io/weka-wiki/faqs/can_i_use_weka_from_python/
Also consider some alternatives:

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*You can convert some classifiers to Java source code: https://waikato.github.io/weka-wiki/generating_source_code_from_weka_classes/

*If your model is simple and don't change you can convert the tree to if else statements

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The connection from the mind to the body is through nerves that exit the skull and travel inside the spinal bones. Posture is a look at this inside connection without the use of X-Rays. Chiropractic adjustments are given to release the tension in the spinal muscles and create proper spinal alignment and posture.
Nice blog about the posture.I like the information that you have given.Thanks.


The past week I've been off the grid. It was great. I took a little vacation from me and served others. I barely touched my phone and didn't do anything for me, my work or even my writing.
I volunteered at a camp organized for kids aged 11–13 who are about to embark on their High School journey. These kids all have some mental challenges. Some have autism, others have been (severely) bullied, suffer from anxiety or are highly-strung, experienced some kind of trauma or are just extremely insecure.
Together with 15 other volunteers, led by therapists and pedagogues, we provided those kids with a week full of learning, challenging, playing and evolving.
I've never experienced something as rewarding as this. To see a girl with autism — who at the beginning of the week didn't as much as look up — laugh intensely at a joke is breathtaking. Or to see another girl — who was always buried in one of the volunteer's embrace — sing a song about bullying, just breaks your heart.
We laughed, we cried, we helped. Through proven scientific methods, theories and exercises we helped those kids build more confidence.
I've been lucky. Extremely lucky. I hadn't really realized this until spending time with these kids. I've never (really) been bullied. I was able to stand up for myself. I had a big mouth. I had a lot of friends.
It's unfair to think that some are less challenged early on in life and others are extremely put to the test. Kids can be mean, especially if you stand out. And the kids I met on this camp all stood out because of their behavior.
These kids' self-esteem was very low at the beginning of camp. One of the things that boosted their confidence throughout the week was to create a positive vibe and pay a lot of compliments.
We did this throughout the day. The compliments could be small like saying they wore a nice sweater or that their hair looked great. Or bigger, about something they had achieved on a day, or how they dared to raise their hand and ask a question.
At the end of each day, before the kids were sent to bed, we had an event called Dreamland. All kids lay down, wearing their pajama's. One of us read a story. They got hot cocoa. Then, we discussed all the things they had learned that day. This was followed by a magical moment, giving them compliments for things they did that day that showed their growth.
Volunteers and kids alike could hand out Star-moments 🌟. To see those insecure faces light up when they received a compliment was so fulfilling. You could literally see them sit up straighter when receiving one, making eye contact.
We could all hand out more Star-moments to our family, friends, and co-workers. What do you feel when you receive a compliment? Exactly. Hand them out more often, you'll help others become more secure.
It sounds so simple, but do you do it often enough? I know I don't!
We spent the week on a farm, right in the middle of pear fields. We had a classroom set up in which they got short classes like Math or English. In those classes, they got to experience situations which might happen in High School. Like being punished or other students rioting the class (volunteer actors). To prepare them.
We were secluded from society. No one left the camp. Groceries were brought by van a couple of times a week. With 16 volunteers and 22 kids, they got all the attention they needed. We created a safe environment for them to be themselves, to learn and explore.
Us volunteers could be ourselves too. I felt like a kid again. I played games with them too. We build an obstacle course and had water balloon fights. I could make silly jokes. I was able to play and explore too. There was this great unprejudiced environment in which we all could be who we wanted, without judgment.
This little society we formed of only 38 people was far less complex than the real world, therefore it felt so clear and safe. Only after returning to my city at the end of the week did I fully realize this.
During the week I was a mentor to two boys. They both had their personal goals of things to learn that week. One of them wanted to learn to make friends. While seemingly smart and out-going, this young man had great difficulty approaching someone and accepting that a friend doesn't need to be perfect.
Both boys were quite insecure. One of the tools taught to me by the professionals in the camp was to provide them with a "Proud of" journal. In it they must write three things every day of which they were proud. Usually, those things were connected to their goals and the things they tried out. For we gave them small tasks (approach someone and ask about their interests), to get them to practice with their goals.
At the beginning of the week, I wasn't so sure I could help those boys. I'm no professional. But that wasn't the point. Whatever I can do could help them. I could use my own experiences and common sense. Even though I'm not a psychologist or pedagogue, I've helped them. I was handed tools such as the "Proud of" journal to help them. Besides that, we invented small tasks, exercises and role play.
So whenever you have something you feel insecure about, try writing down three things you're proud of doing/being. Pay yourself compliments every day.
This sounds weird but bear with me. Whenever you experience a particular emotion, it can reach different levels. For instance, when you've just missed the train to the airport, you might be mad. If you use your body as an imaginary measure instrument, you might feel your anger rise up to your knees. At the airport, you'll find the line at security to be very long — you might miss your flight. Your anger level might move to your navel. If then, you reach your plane just in time, you feel rushed, but hopefully better. Then, when you arrive, it takes another hour before you can finally pick up your luggage. You go pick up a rental car, your credit card declines at the car hire. Your girlfriend nags. You might feel an anger that goes beyond your body. Your Thermometer explodes.
You could use this for every emotion, like stress, anxiety, happiness, fear, etc. Do you know at what level your emotions are? Train yourself to act before you burst out of your bodily Thermometer. Find ways to lower your stress level, your anxiety or anger. What can you do differently? Breathe. Exercise. Meditate. Walk away.
The kids at the camp learned to recognize how intense their emotions were. We helped them find ways to bring them down. It helps.
So your Thermometer explodes. Imagine a traffic light. Your emotions got the better of you. Now the traffic light turns red. Stop.
Analyze your behavior. What do you feel? Tension?
The light turns orange. This is a moment of reflection. How can you solve the issue at hand? What thoughts or actions would actually help you at this point?
In the case of the travel incidents above, what would you do? You could yell at your girlfriend and direct your anger towards her. Or the rental agent. You could take it on the chin and think "tonight I will be in my bed", or "in a few days we'll laugh about all this". What plan of action would help you the most? The last one is called a helping thought.
The light turns green, it's time to make a decision and go. Choose wisely.
So we managed to help those kids boost confidence, help them achieve their goals, build friendships, stand up for themselves, better deal with their emotions, and get out of their comfort zone to do so.
It was a wonderful experience to see those kids grow. As I said in the beginning, it was a mental holiday as well. I didn't even have the time to think about myself. And that was great for a change.
I could write a whole short story about this experience. Maybe I will. Hopefully, I'm able to catch the magic of that week. Camp is over, the kids have to face High School now. I just hope we've helped them enough to face the challenges ahead.
I know the tools I mentioned above helps them. They help me. I hope they can help you too.


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More than two dozen people were evacuated from an apartment complex in a suburb of Syracuse, N.Y., Sunday, due to a carbon monoxide leak, according to CNYCentral.com. At least a handful of people were hospitalized, the website reported, adding that it was the second such leak in the past three days.
http://www.cnycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=907579#.UbVNGdh9tvR
The incident happened at the Breckenridge Apartments at Arlington Circle in Clay at roughly 10 a.m, CNYCentral reported. The local fire department responded to the scene and evacuated 21 adults and five children, and at least three out of the group were hospitalized.
Authorities traced the source of the carbon monoxide to a hot water heater that wasn't correctly ventilated. According to the story, the law only requires the apartment complex to have a carbon monoxide detector in common areas, not in each apartment unit.
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Oconee Official Lined Up Opposition to Mitigation Resolution
Calling on Bishop
Prior to the Nov. 10 meeting of the Land Use and Transportation Planning Committee, Oconee County Strategic and Long-Range Planning Director Wayne Provost sought input from developer Frank Bishop.
Provost asked Bishop for his reaction to a resolution before the committee that would put the county on record with the United States Army Corps of Engineers as favoring local mitigation for damage to streams and wetlands in the county.
One of Bishop's businesses–a mitigation bank in Greene County--could be at a disadvantage if the resolution were to pass.
Provost did not seek input from two other businessmen who could be positively affected by the resolution.
Mike Kelly owns land on Rose Creek in the southern part of the county and went through the permitting process with the state and federal governments to operate a mitigation bank there.
Jay Thrower is in the final stages of setting up a mitigation bank on tributaries to the Apalachee River in the western part of Oconee County.
Kelly's and Thrower's banks, if they become operational, will be in competition with Bishop's bank in Greene County.
The resolution before the committee would favor Kelly's and Thrower's sites ov er Bishop's, since it states that the county, in the future, would prefer that the Corps grant permits for mitigation for damage to county streams and wetlands at restoration sites in the county or upstream from the county rather than elsewhere in the watershed.
Before that Nov. 10 meeting and in response to Provost's initiative, Bishop provided Provost with a document called "A White Paper to Help Understand Stream and Wetland Mitigation in Oconee County."
Before the meeting, Provost sent that document to the committee–minus any identification on the cover that it came from Bishop.
Provost also sent the committee a marked-up copy of the resolution itself and a marked-up copy of a legal justification for the resolution. The marking on the documents challenges statements in them.
And at the Nov. 10 meeting, Provost made it clear how he felt about the resolution.
According to the draft minutes of that meeting, which I obtained through an open records request, Provost told the committee the resolution could "drive up the price of mitigation credits" and that "limiting the scope of available mitigation remedies would dilute free market competitiveness."
Provost "noted that he doesn't see this as a valid area for local government intervention since both the state and federal governments are already involved," according to the minutes. "He expressed a concern about exposing the county to lawsuits if it gets involved in this arena."
Bishop also spoke at the meeting "about his experiences with the mitigation process from a developer perspective and the problems with buying credits," according to the draft minutes.
Greg Smith, a vice president of Wildlands, an environmental company, also addressed the committee, according to draft of the minutes.
Smith told the committee members that "mitigation sites almost never allow public access," so there would be no recreational advantage to creating mitigation banks in the county at least during the "7-10 years" during which monitoring of the sites occurs.
Wildlands lists on its web site the Greensboro Mitigation Bank that Bishop developed. According to that listing, the Greensboro site has 8,900 feet of stream restoration credits and three acres of wetland restoration credits available.
As it happens, Smith also is chair of the regulatory committee of the "newly formed" Georgia Environmental Restoration Association (GERA), which also sent a letter to the county opposing the resolution.
Provost sent that letter to the Land Use and Transportation Committee members before the Nov. 10 meeting.
After hearing from Provost, Bishop and Smith, the committee voted 9-2 on Nov. 10 not to endorse the proposed resolution.
Chairman Abe Abouhamdan reported that vote to the Oconee County Board of Commissioners on Nov. 24, but the BOC took no action. Commissioner Chuck Horton said he wanted to see the minutes of the Nov. 10 discussion before he made any decision about what to do next.
I had offered the mitigation resolution to the Board of Commissioners at its April 28 meeting, and it was referred to the Land Use and Transportation Committee for review at the May 5 BOC meeting.
The resolution, written by Katie Sheehan, a staff attorney at the River Basin Center in the Eugene P. Odum School of Ecology at the University of Georgia, "urges the Army Corps, when making compensatory mitigation site decisions for impacts to wetlands and streams in Oconee County, to compel permitees to engage in compensatory mitigation in the following order of preference: (1) on-site, in-kind mitigation; (2) mitigation in Oconee County in wetlands or streams with a high conservation value; (3) mitigation in Oconee County; (4) mitigation upstream of Oconee County."
The Corps, which has responsibility for waters in Georgia and throughout the country, can and often does grant permits for destruction of wetlands provided the permit recipient mitigates those damages with stream and wetland restoration elsewhere.
Mitigation credits are often purchased from commercial bankers, who develop sites and sell credits.
Bishop bought land in Greene County and developed a mitigation bank there to sell himself credits for the piping and fillings of streams and wetlands he plans on the site of his $76 million shopping center on Epps Bridge Parkway near Lowe's.
Those streams and wetlands feed to McNutt Creek, which forms a border between Clarke and Oconee counties near the shopping center site.
After leaving Bishop's site, the streams flow through currently undeveloped land that likely will be developed in the future.
If the developers of those sites want to pipe and fill the streams for their development, they will have to mitigate that damage. One option would be to purchase credits from a commercial mitigation bank, such as the one Bishop developed in Greene County or the two under development here in Oconee County.
Atkel Development Company of Greensboro owns 160 acres on Rose Creek on the west side of SR 15 just north of the Green County line and was in the process of developing 60 acres of that land for a mitigation bank.
Kelly told me via an email message on Dec. 9 that he has a contract on sale of the 160 acres and expects the deal to close by the end of this month.
Kelly was one step away from finalizing the mitigation bank when he put it up for sale. He never put the restrictive covenants on the land required to make it a bank, but the new owner could still do that.
Tim Funk, who is working with Jay Thrower in development of the mitigation on Goat Farm road in western Oconee County, told me in a telephone conversation on Dec. 7 that all that remains to finalize that mitigation bank is the filing of the protective covenants.
Attorneys currently are working on that process, said Funk, who is with Wetland & Ecological Consultants in Woodstock.
While the Corps of Engineers determines the number of credits needed to mitigation a permit to damage streams and wetlands and it must approve the final sale, it does not set the price. That is up to the market.
The Corps does determine that the restoration be in the same watershed. In the case of Oconee County, that is the upper Oconee watershed.
Land prices are a component of mitigation credit pricing, making it harder to profitably operate a mitigation bank in a county in which land prices are high.
Bishop told the Oconee County Planning Commission at its Aug. 18, 2008, meeting that he could not find "affordable" land in Oconee County for his mitigation needs.
According to Greene County tax records, Bishop Farms LLC owns two tracks of land on the east side of SR 15 north of Greensboro, for a total of 183 acres. The land is valued at an average of $2,328 per acre for tax purposes.
The Atkel land on SR 15 in southern Oconee County is valued for tax purposes on the Oconee County tax lists at $1,229,141, or $7,682 per acre.
Westland-TLG owns two tracts, one with considerable frontage on US 78 as it crosses the Apalachee River and the other on Goat Farm road. The mitigation bank Thrower is developing will be carved out of these properties.
Total acreage for these two tracts is 375, and the average land value for tax purposes is $13,358.
Thrower, of course, had the option of seeking a Corps of Engineer permit to disturb the streams and wetlands on the site but decided instead to put them into a mitigation bank, which will be protected via the covenants now being placed on the land.
I asked the Oconee County Board of Commissioners at its agenda-setting meeting on April 21 to consider the resolution written by Sheehan.
At the May 5 meeting, the Board decided it would be best to send the resolution to the Land Use and Transportation Committee for preliminary evaluation.
Commissioner Chuck Horton at the meeting said the county should "invite people in to address both sides to get everything out on the table. It provides an education and a dialog."
Commission Chairman Melvin Davis said he would ask Provost "to take leadership on this."
According to the minutes of the Land Use and Transportation Planning Committee, the committee did not take up the issue until I appeared before it on Aug. 11 and asked Chairman Abouhamdan to put the resolution on the agenda. He then scheduled it for the Nov. 10 meeting.
Abouhamdan did not ask me if that fit my schedule when he selected the Nov. 10 date. I told him after the meeting that I would be unable to attend because of a foreign travel commitment.
Sheehan did attend the Nov. 10 meeting and was the only person who spoke on behalf of the resolution, according to the minutes. Neither she nor I had received the "White Paper" written by Bishop or any of the other materials Provost sent to the committee members.
In fact, from May through Nov. 10 neither Sheehan nor I heard anything from either Abouhamdan or Provost other than Abouhamdan's confirmation that the resolution would be on the Nov. 10 agenda in response to an email message I sent him on Oct. 26.
The draft minutes are the only record of the discussion at that Nov. 10 meeting.
They show that, in addition to Provost, Sandy Thursby from Public Works, Planning Director BR White, and county Administrative Officer Alan Theriault were in attendance. The minutes of the Land Use and Transportation Planning Committee show that these individuals are not usually in attendance.
Chairman Davis also was present. Provost and the other county officials present report directly or indirectly to him.
Provost told me when I spoke with him by telephone the day after the Nov. 10 meeting that he had contacted Bishop and asked for a response to the draft resolution.
"I asked them, here is the resolution. Give me your take on it," he said.
I filed an open records request with the county on Nov. 29 asking for correspondence between Davis, Provost or County Administrative Officer Theriault and Bishop or representatives of Georgia Environment Restoration Association before the Nov. 10 meeting that dealt with the proposed resolution.
Davis and Theriault reported that there was no correspondence in their files.
Provost said in an email response to Gina Lindsey, county clerk, on Dec. 2 that he had no record of his correspondence with Bishop. Lindsey handles open records requests for the county and forwarded Provost's message to me.
"As I said before," Provost wrote to Lindsey, "I have provided Mr. Becker with everything I can find on this. I don't recall if I mailed the resolution to Mr. Bishop, faxed it or if he picked it up in person. However, there was no cover letter or memo that went with it. We just talked on the phone and he came by the office at least once but that was about it."
Provost confirmed in a telephone conversation with me on Dec. 8 that he did not talk to Kelly or Thrower or anyone else except Bishop and a representative of the Georgia Environment Restoration Association. He said he thought that the GERA representative had called him on the telephone.
During that conversation on Dec. 8, Provost said that "in conservative Oconee County" people don't want any more regulation, particularly "given what is happening in Washington," and they don't want to take a chance on hampering development, even it means "support for other local businesses."
Oconee County has no authority for the issuance of permits for flowing waters and streams, which are under federal control as part of Section 404 of the 1972 federal Clean Water Act.
The resolution written by Sheehan acknowledges that fact and does not propose any additional regulation.
The Oconee County BOC would simply pass the resolution once, indicating its preference on mitigation, and that would be the end of its action.
Abouhamdan told me on Nov. 11 that one of the concerns raised by committee members to the resolution was that the Corps of Engineers would not listen to the county regardless of what it said.
The efforts by Davis, Provost, Bishop and GERA indicate that at least they think the Corps just might listen.
Posted by Lee Becker at 10:20 PM
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FM 121 Gunter Relief Route and FM 121W
Virtual public meeting with in-person option
Virtual: Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at 3 p.m. CT
In-person: Tuesday, June 21, 2022 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. CT
Public comment deadline Comments must be received on or before Thursday, July 7, 2022.
Virtual details
Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at 3 p.m. and remain online through Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 11:59 p.m.
The virtual public meeting will be posted below on Tuesday, June 21, 2022, at 3 p.m. and remain online through Thursday, July 7, 2022, at 11:59 p.m. Please note, this is not a live event. The materials can be viewed at your convenience.
Additionally, TxDOT is providing an in-person meeting option for individuals who would like to participate in person instead of online. In-person attendees will be able to review the same materials and presentation as the online public meeting.
In-person details Tuesday, June 21, 2022,
Gunter High School
1102 N 8th Street
Gunter, TX 75058
Purpose TxDOT Paris District, with support from the Grayson County Regional Mobility Authority, is proposing to construct a new location roadway from Scharff Road to SH 289 (Preston Road) south of Gunter and also to reconstruct and widen FM 121W from SH 289 to FM 3356 in Grayson County, Texas.
FM 121 Gunter Relief Project
The FM 121 Gunter Relief Route Project would construct a 3.6-mile long new location, four-lane divided roadway with a center two-way left-turn lane from Scharff Road SH 289 south of Gunter, TX.
For the FM 121 Gunter Relief Route Project, although additional right of way would be required, no residential or non-residential structures are anticipated to be displaced at this time. Information concerning services and benefits available to affected property owners and information about the tentative schedule for right-of-way acquisition and construction can be obtained from the TxDOT district office by calling 903-737-9300.
FM 121W Project
The FM 121W Project would widen the existing two-lane undivided roadway into a four-lane divided roadway with a center two-way left-turn lane from SH 289 to FM 3356; a distance of 7.2 miles.
For the FM 121W Project, subject to final design considerations, would require additional right of way and would potentially displace 2 residences and 9 non-residential structures. Relocation assistance is available for displaced persons and businesses. Information about the TxDOT Relocation Assistance Program and services and benefits for those displaced and other affected property owners, as well as information about the tentative schedule for right-of-way acquisition and construction, can be obtained from the TxDOT district office by calling 903-737-9300.
The proposed projects would involve actions in floodplains and may involve actions in wetlands.
Accessibility The virtual public meeting and in-person option will be conducted in English. If you need an interpreter or document translator because English is not your primary language or you have difficulty communicating effectively in English, one will be provided to you. If you have a disability and need assistance, special arrangements can be made to accommodate most needs. If you need interpretation or translation services or you are a person with a disability who requires an accommodation to attend and participate in the virtual public meeting or in-person option, please contact the TxDOT Paris District Public Information Office at 903-737‑9213 no later than 4 p.m. CT, on Thursday, June 16, 2022. Please be aware that advance notice is required as some services and accommodations may require time for TxDOT to arrange.
Notice (Español)
Project Location Map
FM 121W - Environmental Constraints Map
FM 121 Gunter Relief Route - Environmental Constraints Map
Gunter Relief Route Schematics
Sheet 1 of 4 - FM 121 Gunter Relief Route From Scharff Road to Wall Street
Sheet 2 of 4 - FM 121 Gunter Relief Route From Wall Street to Westman Road
Sheet 3 of 4 - FM 121 Gunter Relief Route From Westman Road to Little Elm Creek
Sheet 4 of 4 - FM 121 Gunter Relief Route From Little Elm Creek to Sharp Road'
FM 121W Schematics
Sheet 1 of 7 - FM 121W From SH 289 to Block Road
Sheet 2 of 7 - FM 121W From Block Road to JC Maples Road
Sheet 3 of 7 - FM 121W From JC Maples Road to Massey Road
Sheet 4 of 7 - FM 121W From Massey Road to Elliot Cemetery Road
Sheet 5 of 7 - FM 121W From Elliot Cemetery Road to Squirrel Creek
Sheet 6 of 7 - FM 121W From Squirrel Creek to FM 3356
Sheet 7 of 7 - FM 121W SH 289 Jug Handle and Cross Street Profiles
Right of Way Documents
Memorandum of Understanding The environmental review, consultation, and other actions required by applicable Federal environmental laws for this project are being, or have been, carried-out by TxDOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated Dec. 9, 2019, and executed by the Federal Highway Administration and TxDOT.
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Sr Clare Tobin
Died 17 December 2015
Clare Elizabeth Tobin was born on the 11th August, 1931 to Michael Tobin and Mary Florence Hickey, the youngest in a family of ten: four boys Frank, Patrick, John and Michael and six girls, Kath, Sheilah, Marie, Phoebe, Florence and Clare.
After primary school at Largs Clare came to board at St Joseph's College Lochinvar where she excelled not only in academic studies but more so in the Music field, obtaining an LMus in piano and AMus.A in Singing and Honours in Cello.
On 1st January, 1950, along with her sister Florence, Ruth Long, Lesley Curran and Tess Connolly, Clare entered the Sisters of St Joseph Novitiate at Lochinvar. She was given the name Benignus, a name that had been held by her Aunt between 1899 and 1937.
After profession on 2nd July, 1952 she continued her training for teaching Music through the State Conservatorium of Music, Sydney, while teaching Music at St Joseph's Lochinvar. Clare taught Music also at Taree, Merewether, and at St Anne's Adamstown as High School Music Mistress.
In 1968 Clare studied for B.Mus, an external course from Durham University, England and in 1970-1972 pursued her Music Studies at Sydney University. In 1978 she completed a course at the Institute of Pastoral Liturgy at Clayfield, Queensland. This course fitted her for the roles she accepted in the Diocese that combined her gifts for Music and Liturgy.
Sabbatical leave saw her study at Tantur Ecumenical Institute in Jerusalem; in France with Joseph Gelineau; in England with Bernadette Farrell; in Ireland; in New York with the Liturgical Commission's Committee of Church Music and in Canada with the Canadian Bishop's Conference on the Sacramentary. Upon her return to Australia she was appointed as Director of Cathedral Liturgy at Hamilton.
During her retirement years she regularly visited the residents of St Joseph's Home at Sandgate as a pastoral carer.
On 17th December, 2015 Clare passed away peacefully at Southern Cross Tenison Apartments, Swansea after being lovingly cared for in her last illness by her sister Florence and the Staff and Sisters at Swansea. A great number of people attended her Funeral Mass in the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Hamilton before her burial in the Sisters' section of the Lochinvar cemetery.


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Q: json decode/encode repeated array hey ive managed to decode the encode json i created but when i try to print the decoded array it repeats the same username ( the last one on the list ) over and over again. what i want is that all the users are desplayed
this is the code for the encoded json array
$query =
  "SELECT
  userid,
  username,
  password,
  email
  FROM Users ORDER BY userid";

$results = mysqli_query($connection,$query);

The encoded array code below
<?php
echo "Data with Json Encoding";
foreach($results as $row){

    $encode = json_encode($row, true);
    echo '
';print_r($encode); echo '
';
    }
 ?>

the decoded array code below
<?php
    echo "Data with Json Decoding";
    foreach($results as $row){
    $decode = json_decode($encode, true);
    echo '
'; print_r($decode);'
';
   }

this is the result of the code Data with Json Decoding
Array
(
    [userid] => 239
    [username] => desposit4221
    [password] => 699e5fae54df4c82314e42dd86c4d383
    [email] => ad471993@hotmail.com
)

Array
(
    [userid] => 239
    [username] => desposit4221
    [password] => 699e5fae54df4c82314e42dd86c4d383
    [email] => ad471993@hotmail.com
)

it's this over and over again, it should be the list of my users
any help would be greatly appreciated

A:
echo "Data with Json Encoding";
$encodedResults = array();
foreach($results as $row){

    $encode = json_encode($row, true);
    echo '
';print_r($encode); echo '
';

    $encodedResults[] = $encode;
}
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echo "Data with Json Decoding";
foreach($encodedResults as $row){
    $decode = json_decode($row, true);
    echo '
'; print_r($decode);'
';
}

A: If you put the line
$encode = json_encode($row, true);

into your second loop just after the foreach line, you should get the results you expect. It's a reasonable way to explore the datamanagement aspects of php. Good luck in your projects!

A: Encode your array:
echo "Data with Json Encoding";
$encoded_datas = json_encode($results);
echo $encoded_datas;

Decode the string into an array:
echo "Data with Json Decoding";
$decoded_datas = json_decode($encoded_datas, true);
echo '
';
print_r($decoded_datas);
echo '
';

You don't need to encode (and then decode) your array row by row.
Plus, as explained in comments and as shown in costa's answer, your code didn't work because you were decoding the same string each time: your $encoded variable contains the last value you put in it (the last row you encoded).


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Q: Simple proof of Sylow's theorems for Abelian groups? This question considers a proof of Sylow's first theorem (for every prime factor $p$ of $|G|$, a Sylow $p$-subgroup of $G$ exists).
My book proves this in the following way: prove the theorem for Abelian groups, then consider the centre $Z(G)$ in the case $G$ is not Abelian.
The part about Abelian groups in the proof seems very sloppy. Here is an English translation of the proof:

Let $S_p$ be the set of all elements with order $p^k$ for some $k$. In Abelian groups, the product of such elements also satisfy this property, so $S_p$ is a $p$-group. (Since there are no more $p$-elements, $S_p$ is maximal.) Due to Lagrange theorem, $|S_p|=p^n$ for some $n$. Again, since there are no more $p$-elements, $p^n\|G$, i.e., $p^{n+1}\nmid |G|$.

The problem here is that  Lagrange theorem does not guarantee that $|S_p|=p^n$. It only guarantees that $mp^n=|S_p|$ for some $m$, $p\nmid m$. I worked quite hard to fill this gap. Let's do this by induction on $|S_p|$. Let $x\in G$. The order of $x$ is a power of $p$. $\langle x \rangle$ is a normal subgroup, and $|G/\langle x \rangle|$ is divisible by $m$. $G/\langle x \rangle$ is also a $p$-group of order $mp^{n'}$ (verification omitted). By induction assumption, $m=1$.
The last sentence above is also very imprecise. To prove that  $p^{n+1}\nmid |G|$, let $Q=G/S_p$. If $p^{n+1}| \space |G|$, then $p| \space |Q|$. We now prove that $Q$ has an order $p^k$ element. We do this again by induction on the order of the group. Suppose $Q$ does not have an order-$p$ element. Then for any $y\in Q$, the order of $y$ is not divisible by $p$. Therefore, the order of the quotient group $Q/\langle y\rangle$ is divisible by $p$. By induction assumption, $Q/\langle y\rangle$ has an order-$p$ element. Let this element be $q\langle y\rangle, q\in Q$. Then $q^p=z\in \langle y\rangle$. Let the order of $z$ be $r$, then $q^r$ is an order-$p$ element, contradiction. So $G/S_p$ has an order $p$ element, and by the same argument, so does $G\backslash S_p$, contradicting the definition of $S_p$.
I have completed the proof, but it seems pretty strange that the author omits so many lines in his/her proof. Am I over complicating things? Is my proof correct? Is that a simpler proof?
PS: I admit that my proof should better be made into two lemmas.
PS: I have essentially proven Cauchy's theorem; it seems that the author hasn't proved it by this point.


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A huckster repeatedly robs a comedian, leading Toby on a cross-country chase. The bank accounts are in the names of men like Otis J. Raisincluster, Quigley E. Sneersight, and Cormorant Beecham, but any comedy connoisseur knows that names that nonsensical could come only from the twisted brain of W. C. Fields. When toiling on the vaudeville circuit, the acid-tongued comic actor opened a new account in every town he played, adding up to a mountain of bankbooks and nearly a million dollars squirreled...
A Few Minutes Past Midnight
Toby hunts for the man who wants to kill a fallen star of silent film. As Toby Peters crouches behind a tombstone, hiding from a crazed gunman, the private eye thinks of Charlie Chaplin. A few days earlier, the pioneer of film comedy sat in Toby's office, and told him of the hundreds of people who want him dead. Beloved when his public could not hear him speak, his political leanings have made him a pariah. Right-wing radicals, the Ku Klux Klan, and the fathers of the innumerable young women...
A Fine Red Rain
Inspector Porfiry Rostnikov fights to stop a vendetta against the acrobats of the Moscow circus. A drunk perches atop the statue of Nikolai Gogol in Arbat Square, and police inspector Porfiry Rostnikov sighs. After years fighting to become a top detective, he has suffered a demotion to the minor crimes unit, which means the lunatic on the statue is his responsibility. But the limping policeman fails to talk the distraught man down, and with a perfect somersault, acrobat Valerian Duznetzov makes...
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A Good Day to Die
Two cops hunt a serial killer, and a young blind woman fights to stay alive.Crossing Flatbush Avenue is never easy, and for Lorraine Cho, it's the most dangerous part of her day. Her job as a medical report transcriber is on the other side of Flatbush - and Lorraine was blinded in an accident several years ago. She is waiting to cross one evening when a stranger offers to help. Just before they reach the safety of the sidewalk, Lorraine's benefactor shoves her into the back of a van and speeds away.Across...
A Piece of the Action
Band 5 der Reihe "The Stanley Moodrow Crime Novels"
In 1957, a young cop boxes his way to a gold shield, and finds corruption everywhere he turns.Before he became one of the most feared detectives in the New York Police Department, Stanley Moodrow was a boxer. A big kid with sledgehammer fists and a body that didn't know when to quit, he won his first twenty bouts handily, and might have gone pro if he saw a future in it. But the men in Moodrow's family have always been cops, and he wanted to join their ranks.As a young recruit, Moodrow knows that...
A Pint of Murder
A killer wielding poisonous green beans terrorizes a small Canadian town.Agatha Treadway has done her own preserving ever since the day her husband was done in by a can of supermarket tomatoes. And after four vigilant decades of canning everything from peaches to spinach, it is her own green beans that kill her. Inspecting the fatal jar, Janet Wadman finds it has been tampered with, so that toxic botulism was allowed to seep in. But before she can tell the town doctor that Mrs. Treadway was murdered,...
A Twist of the Knife
A hard-nosed cop tears into the criminal shadow world of the Lower East Side.On the streets of downtown Manhattan, there is no better disguise than the vacant stare and limp slouch of the junkie. Masquerading as an addict, Johnny Katanos goes undetected as he slithers up the fire escape towards the biggest heroin operation in the city of New York. He disables the alarms, distracts the guards, kills the Dobermans, and is waiting with a grenade when Ronald Jefferson Chadwick, drug kingpin, returns...


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La Copa del Océano Índico 2004 fue la primera edición del torneo clasificatorio de los territorios de ultramar de Francia en África para definir a un clasificado a la Copa de Campeones de Ultramar.

El US Stade Tamponnaise de Islas Reunión venció al FC Kanibé de Mayotte para ser el campeón del torneo por primera vez.

Resultados

Ida

Vuelta

Campeón

Enlaces externos
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Copa del Océano Índico
Fútbol en 2004
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Viverroidea – infrarząd ssaków z podrzędu kotokształtnych (Feliformia) w obrębie rzędu drapieżnych (Carnivora).

Zasięg występowania
Infrarząd obejmuje gatunki występujące w Eurazji i Afryce.

Podział systematyczny
Do infrarzędu zaliczane są następujące rodziny:
 Viverridae  – wiwerowate
 Herpestidae  – mangustowate
 Eupleridae  – falanrukowate
 Hyaenidae  – hienowate

Przypisy

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At that time I was in the Israeli army deployed next to the Syrian border. It was winter time and I was assigned to a patrol on the road along the security fence. We were heading north at speed of 15 mph as suddenly I saw a spot of orange light moving in the clouds. I was facing west holding a machine gun, observing this spot moving in exactly the same speed as our vehicle. It felt like it had been following us for more than 10 minutes so I asked the commander to slow down because I see something strange in the sky. As we arrived to a full stop, the light stopped moving as well, emerged from the clouds and revealed itself a a flying disc. It grew larger and hovered above a field, spinning around itself while swinging from side to side. Its dome was covered with blinking lights colored in orange light. It hovered around 20 minutes as all of the sudden it flew up into the clouds in a straight line and vanished. A few moments later, it was reported to be seen 30 miles north. This event occurred 20 years ago but it has been bothering me until now. Thanks NOTE: The above image is CGI.
I was driving with my 4 years old child to the Settlements supermarket, when he suddenly asked me to tell him what was the object that was flying up in front of us. I looked forward an up, and then I told him that I didn't know, and after watching closely I told him that It was a UFO. He didn't fully understand because his short age, and when I was watching I was trying to explain it to him. Suddenly It changed It's form and then some light balls appeared circling it, I realize then that It really didn't change It's form, but what happened is that It opened Itself then the lights get inside It and then It closed Itself again. We watched It moving a little, like hovering, and then It slowly began going up, then It apparently stopped and then it began moving on the same altitude, because we saw It as It begin to shrink, until It disappeared. I make an anonymous post in the local weekly news sheet asking to contact me If someone watch something strange in the sky that day. A very religious lady contact me telling that she saw something "strange" that look like some kind of weird bird, but that she noticed that It was not exactly a bird. She didn't have an idea that maybe was about an UFO what she saw and asked me to keep her informed. This is not the first time I saw an UFO. The first time was a child, together with my parents and 2 of my siblings. The second time was in 1986 over Mexico City, and I saw It together with a taxi driver. The last time was almost 2 years ago, here, in the same settlement that I'm describing this sighting. It's very weird that took me too long to "officially" report about this, and more strange taking on account that I start getting very interested and reading a lot about the UFO's since my first experience watching them. NOTE: The above image is CGI.
t that time I was in the Israeli army deployed next to the Syrian border. It was winter time and I was assigned to a patrol on the road along the security fence. We were heading north at speed of 15 mph as suddenly I saw a spot of orange light moving in the clouds. I was facing west holding a machine gun, observing this spot moving in exactly the same speed as our vehicle. It felt like it had been following us for more than 10 minutes so I asked the commander to slow down because I see something strange in the sky. As we arrived to a full stop, the light stopped moving as well, emerged from the clouds and revealed itself a a flying disc. It grew larger and hovered above a field, spinning around itself while swinging from side to side. Its dome was covered with blinking lights colored in orange light. It hovered around 20 minutes as all of the sudden it flew up into the clouds in a straight line and vanished. A few moments later, it was reported to be seen 30 miles north. This event occurred 20 years ago but it has been bothering me until now. Thanks NOTE: The above image is my CGI.
About 12:00 A.M. January 20, 1996: NORAD (North American Air Defense Command) contacts their Brazilian counterpart CINDACTA (I Centro INtegrado de Defesa Aerea e Controle de Trafego Aereo or Integrated Center on Air Defense and Air Traffic Control) and warns them of a UFO coming down over southern parts of the state. This information is leaked by both a Brazilian Air Force soldier, and an employee at the radar facility at Air Force Base VI Comar. Farmers Augusta and Eurico Rodrigues' sleep is rudely interrupted by the frightened sounds of their farm animals. Attempting to find the cause, they peek out the window, seeing the animals running from one side of the field to the other. Peering into the night sky, they see a silent UFO without lights. When emergency departments receive a call that someone has seen a "strange creature," usually a good laugh is had by all. At first, that is exactly what happened at a Varginha, Brazil Fire Department on the morning of January 20, 1996. This case of the unknown began early that morning with a frantic phone call stating that a "strange creature" had been seen in the area of Jardim Andere. Thinking that the reporter was probably someone who was drunk, or been up too long partying, this first call was in the process of being reluctantly responded to when a second call came in stating the same thing.
The Fire Department personnel in Brazil are part of the Military, and must respond to all calls. What could this be, a couple of pranksters perpetuating a hoax? If so, the group was growing, as several more calls came in also reporting this unusual monster. Firemen followed the civilians' instructions to the site. To the utter surprise of the men, they found the source of the strange reports. The entity was seemingly in a dazed condition, and was easily captured by the search party. Three protrusions stood atop of it's head, which glowed with red eyes. It also had long arms, short legs, and big feet. The monster sounded off with a buzz as it was taken into a net approximately 2 and one-half hours after the first call was received. Was this some type of "one of kind" alien who was visiting our world? Whatever it was, it was not alone. Later that very day, three girls, Lilliane Fatima, Valquira Fatima, and Andrade Xavier, were walking home after work. Taking a short-cut through a wooded area, they stumbled upon another one of these strange alien creatures. Their description of the entity was almost identical to the one nabbed earlier. Picking up their pace, they raced home. One of the girls' mothers immediately went back to the spot of the sighting, saw foot prints, and smelled a strong scent of ammonia in the air. This was not the end of the creatures by any means. There were reports of as many as seven being captured that day. One was supposedly taken to a small regional hospital before being transferred to the larger Humanitas facility. Reports stated that the creature was escorted by military personnel. At least one of the creatures expired, and was taken for an autopsy to the University of Campinas. Reportedly, two others were taken to the University of Sao Paulo for examination. During the autopsy process, certainly many photographs and videos were taken, but so far, nothing has been released to the public save for an artist's rendition of the creature. Only a few weeks after the events of January 20, Marco Eli Cherese, a 23 year old military policeman who was involved in the investigation, died. Supposedly he fell ill from the effects of contact with one of the creatures. The press began a relentless search for more details of the case, and two of the girls involved began to ask for monetary compensation for their testimony. The mother of the girls, Mrs. Luiza Helena, states that she was offered a fair sum of money by four unknown men dressed in cream-colored Armani suits. This time, however, the money was to silence the testimony, not solicit it. "They also said they would come back, but we can't hide the truth," she said. When questioned by the press, Military and Fire Department members denied any knowledge of a captured alien. This response did not come as a surprise. There were reports of an unusual amount of troop movement on the day of the monsters, indicating a cover-up.
Officially speaking, all personnel at the hospitals involved denied any knowledge of the events involving the capture of any alien being. It would be only natural for those involved to be under an oath of silence, but there is one indication that the strange stories may have credibility. Pathologist Badan Palhares, who reportedly was the physician who autopsied one of the creatures, officially denied any involvement in the events, but did state that he may have more to say at a later time. Could this be a hint of an announcement to come? Several reports of UFOs were also made during the period in question, and it is surmised that the strange beings were occupants of the flying craft. There is also a possible connection to the Chupacabra monster, who has been reported many times in the South American area. The story of the Varginha entities are largely a product of Ufologist Vitorio Pacaccini, who claims to have received firsthand reports from military and hospital personnel who spoke "off the record. The Varginha, Brazil accounts are still in need of more "official" confirmation, but such is the case of many reports of this type. Hopefully, we will receive information to shed new light on this tantalizing case. NOTE: The above image is the witness rendering.


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Q: Let $P,P' $ be proper subspaces of finite dimension vector space $V$ $\Rightarrow$ $\exists$ $S$ , such that $V = S \bigoplus P = S \bigoplus P'$ I would like to know how to prove the following theorem:

Theorem: Let $V$ be a vector space of dimension $n$. If $P$ and $P'$ are subspaces of $V$, such that $\dim(P) = \dim(P') = k$, then exists $S$, subspace of $V$, satisfying $\dim(S) = n - k$ and $\{0\} = P \cap S = P' \cap S.$

Any hints?

A: Hint:
Make a decreasing induction on $k$.
Prove $P \cup P' \neq V$.
Take $x$ $\notin P \cup P' $. Then let $Q := P + Vect(x)$ and $Q' := P' + Vect(x)$, and use the induction hypothesis on $Q$ and $Q'$.

A: Hints:
Let $B = \{a_1, \ldots, a_t\}$ be a basis for $P \cap P'$.
Since $P \cap P'$ is a subspace of both $P$ and $P'$, you can extend $B$ to bases $\{a_1, \ldots, a_t, b_1, \ldots, b_r\}$ for $P$ and $\{a_1, \ldots, a_t, c_1, \ldots, c_r\}$ for $P'$.
Show that $$\{a_1, \ldots, a_t, b_1, \ldots, b_r, c_1, \ldots, c_r\}$$ is a basis for $P + P'$.
Extend $\{a_1, \ldots, a_t, b_1, \ldots, b_r, c_1, \ldots, c_r\}$ to a basis $$\{a_1, \ldots, a_t, b_1, \ldots, b_r, c_1, \ldots, c_r, d_1, \ldots, d_q\}$$
for $V$.
Finally, show that the desired subspace $S$ is spanned by $$\{b_1+c_1, b_2 + c_2, \ldots, b_r + c_r, d_1, \ldots, d_q\}$$


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They're going to a Game 6 in the World Series after gutty Cubs win
The Cubs and Indians will play a Game 6 in Cleveland on Tuesday night.
The Chicago Cubs staved off elimination and kept the city's hope alive as they beat the Cleveland Indians 3-2 in Game 5 of the World Series Sunday night.
Leading 3-2 in the seventh, the Cubs went to the bullpen and asked All-Star closer Aroldis Chapman to get an 8-out save. Chapman threw 42 pitches, 15 of them topping 100 mph, according to ESPN.
Game 6 is Tuesday night in Cleveland where 67,000 fans are expected.
"It's going to be crazy. It's going to be nuts," Indians first baseman Mike Napoli said, via ESPN. "They're going to be pretty fired up, and they're going to get us going."
Chicago hasn't won a World Series since 1908 and Cleveland hasn't won it since 1948.
If the Cubs can force a Game 7, it will be played Wednesday night in Cleveland.
Cubs win! Cubs win! Cubs win!
108 years of agony is over with the Chicago Cubs beating the Cleveland Indians in the World Series.
Indians spoil Cubs' return to Wrigley and take World Series lead
The Indians took a 2-1 series lead with a shutout win in Chicago Friday night.
Indians move a win away from World Series championship
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Wrigley Field's first World Series game in 71 years
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In what is being hailed as a new "way forward" for the National Gallery of Canada, a new permanent collection will display nearly 800 works in the largest group of Canadian and indigenous art ever presented at the gallery.
The new Canadian and Indigenous Galleries represents the first major gallery transformation at the National Gallery since the building's inauguration in 1988 — a project that took years of planning and nine months of construction ahead of its June 15 grand opening, when the collection will be unveiled in time for Canada's 150th anniversary celebrations.
The new installation, titled Canadian and Indigenous Art: From Time Immemorial to 1967, features works of art arranged largely by chronology, with ancient indigenous objects and sculptures, the religious art of New France, newly-restored landmark works from some of Canada's best-known artists to modern abstract paintings, with 19th century bronze busts sharing space with Inuit sculptures.
"It presents Canadian and indigenous art side-by-side, telling two separate stories that may seem to converge in the present, but converging without assimilating, and that's an important point to make," said Mayer, calling the collection "a deeper and stronger narrative" of Canada's history.
Canadian and Indigenous Galleries at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, June 07, 2017. Art in Canada, a commemorative 275-page book compiled by Mayer as a companion to the installation, is set to launch Thursday.
The gallery collection was compiled with the guidance of two indigenous advisory committees made of curators, academics, knowledge-keepers and indigenous art experts. Texts for some works were translated into 17 indigenous languages from across the country.
The gallery also borrowed 95 historical indigenous works from other galleries, with nearly half of those on loan from The Canadian Museum of History, and others coming from Library and Archives Canada, the Canadian War Museum, and private lenders.
Photographs from Library and Archives Canada, films provided by the National Film Board of Canada, and prints and decorative works are interspersed among the paintings and sculptures.
Many of the older and more delicate artifacts will be presented on a rotating basis, since many are too fragile for extended exposure to light, "and we want them to last forever," said Mayer.
Katerina Atanassova, the gallery's senior curator of Canadian art, said the collection offers "a moment to pause and celebrate the achievement of all Canadians.
"It is important, especially for the 150th anniversary, to look back, to really consider where we come from in order to move toward the future, and to really realize who we are as a nation," she said.
"Collectively we've thrown away the history books, and what we've created is a new version of creative expression in this land you won't find in books, and one that reflects our moment in time as a society and as a country.
Mayer acknowledged the significance of the collection amid the movement in Canada for Truth and Reconciliation.
"It's so much larger than art, but we feel very strongly that we are responding to the zeitgeist. And the government is responding to the zeitgeist — that Canada is moving in a positive direction and we're following along," said Mayer.
"The Canada that we are is a nation that is learning about itself and questioning things that we had taken for granted. That's a wonderful moment to arrive at," said Lalonde.
The Gallery will extend its hours from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on June 15 and offer free admission for the opening celebration, with hourly concerts by wind ensembles, Inuit drummers and throat singers.
A series of talks, film screenings, curatorial tours and other special programming is also planned for the launch, with complete details at gallery.ca.