Renew the Far West aims to find artists, cultural projects and community groups to use and maintain empty buildings until they become commercially viable or are redeveloped. Renew the Far West is not set up to manage long term uses, own properties or permanently develop sites but to generate activity in buildings until that future long term activity happens.
The Little Bloom Studio opened in December 2017 at 407 Argent Street, Broken Hill.
Lindsay Baldwin has operated from home slowly building her business profile with social media, a website and referral customers, with extensive experience in the floristry industry Lindsay returned to Broken Hill in 2012 to be closer to family and provide assistance to her families local business.
Pennie Hall Photography. For photographer Penn ie Hall, the opportunity presented by Renew Far West has allowed her to expand her business to places she didn't think possible. For the past two years Pennie has been operating her business from home, specialising in newborn, maternity and family portraits.
"I have outgrown the home space and the business had outgrown the home space, so it was definitely the time to look for something else. The program is great, it's fantastic that Renew could give me the opportunity to trial and just see how the shop space is going to work for me". Pennie said hew new studio was already making a difference. "It has allowed me to have multiple set ups ready to go and move from one to the other where before I would have to set up as I went and pack up in a very small space". "I can offer a lot more opportunity now for clients and am able to do different things that I probably couldn't have done before".
The Tiny Cactus is a dream come true for Claire Haynes. Claire aims to make the space a reflection of herself, her goals and our vibrant community.
For the last 5 years, I have been a stay at home mum with a passion for creating unique accessories. I started off making beaded jewellery, predominately necklaces and bracelets from semi-precious stone beads. I wanted to offer a point of difference to my designs so would often customise them with a hand stamped disk featuring a name or saying. Fascinated with metals I have recently expanded to work with silver, brass and copper. My designs are made for people looking for beauty in imperfection, with mass production on every corner my designs are very distinctly handmade.


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Contemporary Fiber Art
Flint Handmade participated in the Flint Festival of Quilts on September 10, 11, and 12, 2009!
We featured mostly small scale contemporary fiber art from over 10 local artists and crafters in our exhibition at The Lunch Studio. Quilted lap blankets, clothing, accessories, home décor and other items were on display. A variety of materials were showcased in quilted form, including yarn, vintage fabric and men's neckties.
Check out the pics and descriptions from our exhibition guide!
1. Fabric Accessories by Christa Irons
Christa Irons provided three fabric-based accessories, which she sells under the name Ms. Christa's Accessories at www.mschrista@etsy.com. You can reach her at mschristacca@gmail.com.
1a. Simple But Beautiful Ribbon Hair Flower (2009, $12)
"I made by hand gathering the ribbon then sewing a fun vintage looking button in the center. Fun to wear to a wedding or just a night on the town. It attaches to your hair with a 2 inch alligator clip."
1b. Upcycled! Headband (2009, $15)
"This fun headband is made form upholstery fabric samples. First I cut out the leaves then serged around the outside so they wouldn't fray to much. Then I cut out a bunch of rectangles and just free hand serged the flower petals. The heart shaped button was a freebie that I got with a trim order I love how it looks in the center. Glued to a 1/2 inch black metal headband."
1c. Roses Are Red Headband (2009, $22)
"This beautiful headband is made with 3 dark red rose in the stages of opening. I attached the roses then layered leaves to give this pretty headband a fall wedding look."
2. Wedding Dress by Brooklyn Awad (2008, NFS)
This dress was handcrafted by Brooklyn Awad, a Flint artist who specializes in creating original designs out of recycled items. Brooklyn's designs have been showcased in several local fashion shows. This dress was worn by Jessica Nickola when she married Corey Planck on April 20, 2008. It was also modeled at Beauty and the Beat.
Brooklyn Awad can be reached at 810-701-0106.
3. Crazy Quilt Tree Skirt by Crystal Pepperdine (2006-2009, NFS)
"Sometimes craft projects take a long time to come to fruition. In 2005, I had an idea to make a new Christmas tree skirt, stocking and ornaments in coordinating colors every year. I would use the set for that year and then gift it on to a friend, relative or charity the following year. I tried to make this tree skirt in 2006, but I was overwhelmed by sewing together all the pieces and the project sat untouched until the Festival of Quilts gave me a reason to finish it. I will finally get to use the tree skirt in 2009. I am donating it to Flint Handmade after the holidays, so look for it in a future FH fundraiser. It took almost 5 years to complete this project, but it was worth it."
Crystal Pepperdine is the Executive Director of Flint Handmade. She sells her crafts under the name beautiful JUNK and donates half of all profits to the Humane Society of Genesee County. Visit her Etsy store at http://www.beautifuljunk.etsy.com/ or email crystalpepperdine@hotmail.com.
4. Multigenerational Family Fabric Art by Sarah Richter
Sarah Richter provided three pieces of fabric art made by women in her family. She sells her crocheted and fabric items under the name yarnscratch. You can reach her at ms.sarah.mascara@gmail.com.
4a. Sweet Music Quilt Top by Lue Ellen Smith (c. 1994, NFS)
"This quilt top was made about fifteen years ago. Not long after it was completed, a few members of my family moved into the house I already shared with my parents and grandparents. One of the first rooms to be put to everyday use by them was my grandma's quilting room. Everything of hers was moved out and packed away and everything of theirs was moved in and spread out. I was glad to have more of our family with us but to this day I'm still sorry my grandma never got to finish this quilt and I'm even more sorry she rarely got the chance to practice one of her few joys in life after that. After she passed away, four and a half years ago, I received this quilt top, along with a crocheted table cloth she had not yet finished. I will probably never complete either project because although I have the capacity, I lack her skills.
This quilt top is made with simple cotton, embroidery floss, and sewing thread. While it was pieced together by machine, if it had been finished, my grandma would have hand-quilted the finished layers."
4b. Wedding Afghan by Ann Hobson (c. 1979, NFS)
"My great aunt on my father's side crocheted this afghan as a wedding present to my parents almost thirty years ago! They used it for many years on their bed, then moved it to their couch when they got a larger bed. Eventually it was packed up because it just didn't go with anything. While I can appreciate wanting a nice decor, I can also appreciate the kitschiness of this awesome blanket. When I found it in my parents' garage I saved it from being thrown out and now it has a home on my couch. My Aunt Ann is getting to be pretty old and she doesn't crochet much anymore but I'm pretty sure almost everyone in my father's family had a blanket similar to this at one time or another.
It's made from old acrylic yarn so it's a little bit itchy but it sure is warm."
4c. Baby Quilt by Sarah Richter (2009, NFS)
This is my first quilt. There are a few reasons it's so small. Firstly, I have two babies who like to wrap up in soft blankets; the smaller the better! Secondly, I bought all the flannel for it on remnants racks or I received scraps of it from friends. Thirdly, I am a perfectionist. Fourthly (and this ties in with number three), I am just plain bad with large projects. If I'm going to do something, especially something for which I have no actual instruction or set way of doing it, I want it to be just right. With a large project I just lose interest too easily. This quilt is not perfect; in fact, some of it should probably be torn out and redone. However, the lines are mostly straight, most of the corners match up pretty well, and most importantly, my babies love it. I regret that I paid so little attention to my grandma when she was piecing her quilts together because I'm sure I could've learned a lot. I suppose that someday I will branch out of square and rectangle pieces and be a little more adventurous in my quilting forays but for now I'm pretty happy.
This quilt is made with flannel, sewing thread, a fuzzy acrylic blend for the back, and embroidery floss."
5. Waterfall Shawl by Jami Anderson (2008, $100)
"This piece, like all my felting projects, began as an experiment. Years ago I had been given thousands of yards of yarn. (That's not an exaggeration.) Although some of the yarns were "mystery fibers" most were 100% wool 5, 10 or even 15 lb cones. I have no idea where the yarn originally came from though stickers inside the cones mentioned places in Flint and the surrounding area that I know no longer exist. The colors, too, were a throwback to another time. There were no "fun yarns" one sees for sale now, or the kettle dyed wools from Paraguay or other exotic places. I had no idea how the yarn would feel knitted, how it would drape or hold up to wear. So, with no goal in mind other than to find out what this yarn can do, I set up my knitting machine and got to it. For this piece I used two different blues; at the start I used 2 plys of one color, then in the middle I used one of each, and then at the end with 2 plys of the other color. Since I was not plating the yarn (which is when the knitting machine assigns one yarn to be in front and the other to be in back) the yarns took turns being the front and back yarn, which is why the piece is striped. I think it is interesting that the stripes are different widths: there was no way to know how it would stripe or how wide the stripes would be. The finished knitted piece was about 11 feet long and over a yard wide. The yarn was very rough and curled tightly, like a giant scratchy worm. Like that it was unwearable. After felting it is wonderfully soft and lays flat with only the edges curling slightly, which I think makes the piece look very fluid.
Felting is always a step into the unknown. There is no way to know in advance how the yarn will change, what it will feel like or even how blended colors will work together. I may think I am the designer but the yarn is in charge."
Jami Anderson is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Michigan-Flint and an avid knitter. Visit her blog at www.woolly-thinking.blogspot.com.
6. Log Cabin Crochet by Nayyirah Shariff (2009, Price on Request)
"The reason I learned how to crochet was to recreate a kufi for my boyfriend as a struggling college student. The crochet stuck and he didn't. Crochet is therapy for me; I use it to curb my ADD tendencies.
I'm not a quilter, but I admire the role quilting and quilts have played in the African American experience. I wanted to fuse an iconic quilting pattern (Log Cabin) and crochet stitches (granny square, post, puff, and basketweave stitches). The basting pins are a nod to tools used in quilting. This piece is made from acrylic, nylon, cotton, and polyester yarn and safety pins.
I started Crochet Science earlier this year to sell my custom handcrafted crochet goods. I am constantly experimenting with new materials and creating new and interesting things to crochet. I crochet everywhere: in meetings, at Flint city Council, and at home (see above ADD tendencies). You can see me bopping around Flint and Genesee County with my crochet in tow."
Nayyirah Shariff sells Crochet Science at local craft markets and online at www.crochetscience.etsy.com. She teaches intergenerational crochet classes at the Brennan Community Center in Flint every Tuesday. Email her at
crochetscience@gmail.com.
7. Diaper Bag by Michelle Stolz (2008, NFS)
"I made this diaper bag to use for my son, Milo, who was born in 2008. The bag was inspired by and created from a repurposed factory-made quilt and a vintage bed-sheet. I like to use vintage fabrics, accessories, and other treasures to create purses, book bags, coasters, wallets, and a variety of glassware items to recreate into items for the home."
Michelle Stolz is a Flint Handmade committee member and sells under the name Aisle Three at www.aisle3.etsy.com. Check out Aisle Three at FlintStock on September 26th at the Flint Institute of Arts and the Flint Handmade Holiday Craft Market on December 5th at The Lunch Studio.
8. Appliqué Scrap Patchwork Bags and Fiber Art by Koliye Speck
Koliye Speck provided three fabric pieces. She sells her fiber art under the name The Living Thread. You can reach her at koliye3@gmail.com.
8a. Ketchup & Mustard Bag (2009, $28)
"This bag is from my best friend series. The series was inspired by a dancing peanut butter and jelly bread bag that I made for the Flint Handmade Spring Market."
8b. Sushi Fiber Art (2009, $30)
"I made this piece because I love sushi. It is made mostly from scraps from the fabric I use for my bags."
8c. Out to Sea Bag (2009, NFS)
"This is what is considered to be new school tattoo style. I work at Electric Chair Tattoo so a lot of my artwork is inspired by the different styles in the tattoo industry."
9. Recycled Pop Top by Jessica Nickola Planck (2007, $40)
This top was handcrafted out of pop cardboard boxes and thread by Jessica Nickola Planck, a local artist and community organizer in Flint, MI. Jessica has been an active member of the Greater Flint Creative Alliance since 2005. She is also a practicing social worker in the mental health field. Recycled Pop Top has been displayed at Rubbichic at The Flint Institute of Arts and modeled at Beauty and the Beat, a diverse music and fashion show.
Jessica Nickola Planck may be contacted at JessicaNickola@yahoo.com. For more information about Beauty and the Beat, please visit www.myspace.com/BeautyandtheBeat2007.
10. Tattoo-Inspired Bibs by Amy Kelsey (2009, $15 each)
"I started making these tattoo inspired bibs two years ago as a gift for my oldest friend in the world. My best friend Barb, a girl who rides Motocross, is bedecked in glorious tattoo ink and has never taken any guff from anyone, was having her first baby. This is not a girl who would be happy with the array of pastel baby animals she was going to have to choose her baby accessories from! Consequently the idea for the Flash Tattoo baby bib was born. I whipped up my first baby skull bib, and the sacred heart, and the enthusiasm for the cute toughness of the project was where my foray into crafting for profit was born."
Amy Kelsey is half of the bicoastal crafting partnership that is Made with Luv and a proud committee member of Flint Handmade. Her work is available on Etsy. Visit her website at www.madewithluv.com.
11. Olive's Baby Quilt by Stephanie Bills (2009, NFS)
"The 'Olive' quilt was made for my daughter Olive Mae. She was born July 7, 2009. After attending a good friend Jami Anderson's mid life crisis craft give away, I acquired a material that inspired me overnite to create Olive a baby quilt. I added the pockets to hold her favorite stuffed animals so they can be tucked in for bed with her. This quilt is made out of 100% recycled fabric."
Stephanie Bills crafts under the name Frankenstitch Productions. She can be reached at stephbills@hotmail.com.
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Naval Aviator, Vietnam War, Naval Aide, Young, David Bryan,, Jr.
Adapted from "Biography of Captain David Bryan Young, Jr., USN" [biography, dated March 1978] in Biographies, 20th century collection, Navy Department Library.
David Bryan Young, Jr.
Captain David Bryan Young, Jr. was born in San Pedro, California on 5 April 1928, the son of the late Captain David B. Young, USN and Mrs. Young. He attended elementary and high schools in Virginia, Maryland and California and entered the US Naval Academy in 1950 after attending San Diego State College. After graduation from the Naval Academy with the Class of 1953, he was commissioned an Ensign, USN and remained on duty at the Naval Academy until entering flight training in the fall of 1953.
Upon designation as a Naval Aviator in January 1955, Captain Young reported to Fighter Squadron THIRTY-TWO (VF-32) at NAS Cecil Field, Florida for a 44-month sea tour. During this tour he deployed twice to the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean operating F9F "Cougar" and F-8 "Crusader" aircraft from the aircraft carriers Ticonderoga and Saratoga.
In November 1958 Captain Young was ordered to Naples, Italy and spent a three-year tour as Naval Aide and Flag Lieutenant to the Commander-in-Chief, Allied Forces Southern Europe. In October of 1961 he returned to NAS Cecil Field for two years duty as a flight instructor in Attack Squadron FORTY-FOUR (VA-44). In March 1964, after attending Combat Information Center School in Glynco, Georgia, Captain Young reported aboard USS Ticonderoga (CVA-14), homeported in San Diego, as Assistant Air Operations Officer. During 1964-66 Ticonderoga participated in two combat deployments to Southeast Asia.
In April 1966 Captain Young entered Light Attack Transitional Training at NAS Lemoore, California, and in September 1966 reported to Attack Squadron NINETY-THREE (VA-93) where he served as Administrative and Executive Officer. In 1967 he deployed to the Tonkin Gulf for a seven month combat four flying A4E aircraft from USS Hancock (CVA-19). In January 1969 Captain Young detached from VA-93 and reported to Attack Squadron SEVENTY-TWO (VA-72) as Executive Officer and deployed to the Mediterranean aboard USS F.D. Roosevelt (CVA-42). In 1969 he again deployed to the Sixth Fleet with VA-72 operating from USS Shangri-La (CVA-38). Upon returning to NAS Cecil Field the squadron transitioned from A-4 aircraft to the A7B "Corsair II".
In October 1969 Captain Young assumed command of Attack Squadron SEVENTY-TWO. During his tenure of command the squadron was awarded both the Atlantic Fleet Battle Efficiency Award and the Chief of Naval Operations Aircraft Safety Award. In September 1970 Captain Young reported to the Commander, Fleet Aircraft Jacksonville as Light Attack Training Officer.
In March 1971 he reported to the Strategic Operations Division, J-3, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for duty. In August of 1972 Captain Young entered the National War College and graduated with the Class of 1973. Following graduation he was ordered to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OP-601) for duty. After selection to the rank of Captain, he reported to the Far East Division, J-5, the Joint Chiefs of Staff in February 1974. Upon detachment from the Joint Staff in September 1975 Captain Young assumed duties as Deputy Director of the Naval Historical Center [now Naval History and Heritage Command] at the Washington Navy Yard. He remained in this billet until reporting to the Staff, Commander-in-Chief, US Pacific Fleet, as Assistant Chief of Staff for Plans. In August 1977, following hospitalization and convalescent leave, Captain Young was again assigned to the Naval Historical Center in a six month Limited Duty status.
In March 1978 Captain Young retired from active duty and was placed on the Temporary Disability Retired List. Upon retirement Captain Young assumed the position of Associate Executive Director of the US Naval Sea Cadet Corps with offices at 818 18th Street NW, Washington, DC.
Captain Young was a member of the Army and Navy Club of Washington, DC, the US Naval Academy Alumni Association, the Association of Naval Aviation, the National War College Alumni Association, the US Naval Institute, and the Red River Valley Fighter Pilots Association.
Major Duty assignments:
July 1949 – June 1953 Midshipman, US Naval Academy.
June 1953 – September 1953 Instructor, US Naval Academy
September 1953 – January 1955 Student pilot, Naval Air Training Command
February 1955 – October 1958 Pilot, Fighter Squadron Thirty-Two, NAS Cecil Field, USS Ticonderoga and USS Saratoga. F9F and F-8 aircraft.
October 1958 – October 1961 Aide & Flag Lieutenant to Commander-in-Chief, Allied Forces Southern Europe, Naples, Italy
October 1961 – October 1963 Instructor pilot, Attack Squadron Forty-Four, NAS Cecil Field. F9F aircraft.
November 1963 – February 1964 Student, CIC School, Glynco, Ga.
March 1964 – April 1966 Asst. Air Operations Officer, USS Ticonderoga (CVA-14), Pacific Fleet.
May 1966 – September 1966 Refresher training, Attack Squadron 125, NAS Lemoore, Ca. A4C/E aircraft
September 1966 – January 1968 Administrative & Executive Officer, Attack Squadron 93, NAS Lemoore and USS Hancock (CVA-19). A4E/F aircraft
March 1968 – September 1970 Executive & Commanding Officer, Attack Squadron 72, NAS Cecil Field, USS F.D. Roosevelt and USS Shangri-la. A4B and A7B aircraft.
September 1970 – January 1971 Staff, Commander Fleet Air Jacksonville.
March 1971 – July 1972 Strategic Operations Div., J-3, OJCS.
August 1972 – June 1973 Student, The National War College.
July 1973 – February 1974 Office of the CNO (OP-601), Pentagon.
February 1974 – September 1975 Far East Div., J-5, OJCS.
September 1975 – April 1976 Deputy Director, Naval Historical Center.
May 1976 – June 1977 Asst. Chief of Staff for Plans, Staff, CINCPACFLT.
August 1977 – March 1978 Naval Historical Center, Washington, DC.
24 March 1978 Retired from active duty.
Ensign - 6 June 1953
Lieutenant (jg) - 1 December 1955
Lieutenant - 1 July 1957
Lieutenant Commander - 1 April 1963
Commander - 1 July 1967
Captain - 1 June 1974
Air Medal (8)
Joint Service Commendation Medal (2)
Navy Commendation Medal (2) with Combat "V"
Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation with Combat "V"
Occupation Medal
National Defense Medal with bronze star
Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal with bronze star
Vietnam Service Medal with four bronze stars
Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm
Republic of Vietnam Meritorious Unit Citation with Palm
Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal with Clasp
Navy Expert Pistol Shot Medal
Published: Wed Feb 27 14:19:18 EST 2019


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"The Palms of Cuba" now Available!
We do have some exciting news with my brand new book. "The Palms of Cuba" now available!!! This has been a long term project whose outcome I am very happy with! If you are a fan of the fascinating native palms of Cuba, you will certainly want this book!
Written by Paul Craft, this brand new book has taken many years and quite a number of trips to Cuba to come to fruition. A comprehensive guide to the 98 taxa of palms native to Cuba. Descriptions for each species is included as well as their conservation status, cultivation needs, uses in Cuba, distribution maps and other useful information for both the novice backyard grower or serious palm grower. The 232 pages include over 420 photos of the palms.
Price for the book is a low $39.95 and includes free shipping plus the book being personally autographed by the author!


Headway delivers the AT&T "It Can Wait" campaign to 3.5 million students nationwide.
Texting while driving is now the leading cause of death among Teen drivers. AT&T's "It Can Wait" program provides resources to educate teens and a platform for teens to take the pledge to never text and drive. Participants are encouraged to share the program across social networks, friends and family.
Bring the It Can Wait programs into schools across the country by communicating directly with school officials and providing schools with program resources, best practices and support throughout the school year.
Program success is determined by number of pledges - demonstrating increased commitment to the national movement.


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Q: allowsAirPlay support and iOS 4.2, iOS4.3 I am developing an iPhone application in which I want to support Air Play. My app should be able to run on iPhone device with iOS 4.1 onwards. So, I have selected iOS 4.3 as Base SDK and 4.1 as Deployment Target in Target settings of my App.
Now, I want add the code of setting the flag allowsAirPlay on MPMoviePlayerController. This is supported only in iOS 4.3 SDK.
What should be the XCode app-target settings and how should the code be written so that

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*it also compiles in the system in which iOS 4.3 SDK is not installed.

*it runs properly in all the iPhone devices with iOS > 4.1

*In a iPhone device with iOS 4.3, Air Play feature is enabled.

A: You'll need to silence compiler warnings by declaring the method in a category, at the top of your implementation file:
@interface MPMoviePlayerController(MEKAirPlay)
- (void)setAllowsAirPlay:(BOOL)supports;
@end

Then, check that the method is actually implemented, before calling it:
if ([player respondsToSelector:@selector(setAllowsAirPlay:)]) {
  [player setAllowsAirPlay:YES];
}

You could also wrap the category definition in a preprocessor #if to stop it being seen when compiled with the iOS 4.3 SDK, although I haven't done that. I don't have the earlier SDKs installed, any more, so I can't really test that.

A: I have done it as follows:
#if __IPHONE_OS_VERSION_MAX_ALLOWED > __IPHONE_4_2
        mMoviePlayerController.allowsAirPlay = YES;
#endif

It works fine. One of these two answers can be adapted.

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The best way to get to know Solebury School is to come see us in action! We love showing off our teachers and classes, and our community and campus. Since families are busier than ever, we've put together the following "shadow day" options to make it easier for you to schedule a visit.
We can also schedule just a student interview and parent chat if that's better for you. We're flexible. Call us at 215.862.5261 to schedule a visit that works for you!
Solebury does not have a dress code. Wear what you'd like to your visit, be yourself.
When you visit classes, don't feel any pressure to participate. This part of your visit is for you to experience the class dynamic and to see how our teachers and students interact. If you find something interesting and have a comment or a question, however, you should definitely feel free to share it.
We don't believe in parent interviews. The parent meeting with a member of the admissions staff is intended to give us a chance to get to know each other, hear your perspectives on your child, learn about what's brought you to exploring independent schools in general and/or Solebury in particular, and answer any questions you have about Solebury School.
Please do not be stressed about the student interview. It's just a relaxed chat for us to learn about you and your interests. We enjoy meeting young people — these chats are a favorite part of our job!


Pagoda Gift Shop is at the end of Cedar Point's Main Midway. It is located between Snoopy Boutique and Auntie Ann's.
Pagoda is the largest gift shop at Cedar Point. It began it's life back in the early 1900's as The Cedar Point Post Office. It was later turned into a restroom before becoming a gift shop.
Pagoda Gift Shop has a lot of different stuff. It has a ton of shirts, glassware, and games!
Pagoda even has candy and other cool things like toys for kids and stuffed animals!
Pagoda Gift Shop has a lot of different items for guests to choose from. It is a great store to get favorite park memorabilia!


This is such a strong piece of writing. Carry on!
Thanks, Karin! Glad you liked it!
This may actually be pertinent, Geoff. Regarding cloth versus disposable diapers, it turns out the costs and benefits pretty much balance out. I read a long time ago that, when all is said and done, each uses about the same amount of resources. So which type of diaper one chooses isn't actually as important as the act of choosing. By articulating concern, one's values are affirmed and acted upon. The benefit from that is worth far more than the actual choice (in this case, at least).
Because we have values, we try to make value-laden choices. And those choices help us remain the kind of person we'd like to be.
So your cloth-diaper refugee need not be too critical of herself. Not only is she still a moral person, but even her 2nd choice, the once she slid into, is still a moral one.
Kol hakavod on the article!


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Q: Postgres Insert based on JSON data Trying to do an insert based on whether a value all ready exists or not in a JSON blob in a Postgres table.
| a | b | c | d |       metadata                    |
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| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | {"other-key": 1}                  |
| 2 | 1 | 4 | 4 | {"key": 99}                       |
| 3 | 1 | 4 | 4 | {"key": 99, "other-key": 33}      |

Currently trying to use something like this.
INSERT INTO mytable (a, b, c, d, metadata)
SELECT :a, :b, :c, :d, :metadata::JSONB
WHERE
  (:metadata->>'key'::TEXT IS NULL
   OR :metadata->>'key'::TEXT NOT IN (SELECT :metadata->>'key'::TEXT
                                   FROM mytable));

But keep getting an  ERROR: operator does not exist: unknown ->> boolean
  Hint: No operator matches the given name and argument type(s). You might need to add explicit type casts.

A: It was just a simple casting issue
INSERT INTO mytable (a, b, c, d, metadata)
SELECT :a, :b, :c, :d, :metadata::JSONB
WHERE
  ((:metadata::JSONB->>'key') is NULL or
  :metadata::JSONB->>'key' NOT IN (
                                  SELECT  metadata->>'key' FROM mytable
                                  WHERE
                                  metadata->>'key' =  :metadata::JSONB->>'key'));


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Luke Bryan and Wife, Caroline, Dance Their Worries Away In Hilarious New Clip
Luke Bryan and Caroline Boyer; Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for CMT
Luke Bryan made an attempt to turn his wife's bad day around with a little slow dancing in the living room and he succeeded.
According to Instagram, Caroline was having a rough morning. Being the gentleman that he is, Luke wasted no time and immediately tried to bring a smile to her face. He put on Huey Lewis And The News' 1984 hit, "If This Is It" and grabbed Caroline by the hand to dance with him.
She wasn't having it at first, but later gave in and enjoyed it.
"I was a big grumpy cat this morning. He annoyed me until I laughed….works every time," Caroline captioned the video clip.
A post shared by Caroline Bryan (@linabryan3)
Luke and Caroline have become one of country music's best-known couples. They often share photos and videos of their life at home together on Instagram.
The pair met while attending Georgia Southern University. He was a senior, she was a freshman and they hit it off after meeting at a small bar called Dingus Magee's. They dated on and off until Luke moved to Nashville to peruse his country music dreams. Their paths crossed sometime later and they've been together ever since.
The couple opted for a destination wedding, which took place in Turks & Caicos on December 8, 2006.
Caroline Bryan, Luke Bryan
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4. Submit the completed documents, a photocopy of each, and filing fees to the Kansas Secretary of State.
Conduct an entity name search on the Kansas Secretary of State website to confirm the availability of your company name.
If the name you want is available you can reserve it for 120 days by filing a "Temporary Reservation of Business Entity Name" and paying a name reservation fee of $35.00. NOTE: Reserving your company name is optional.
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Help and support needed for "forgotten families"
Housing charity Shelter says that more needs to be done to support "forgotten families" in England.
Shelter believe that a multibillion-pound programme to build shared ownership properties is needed to help the 1.8 million "forgotten families" in England. This is due to three-quarters of households earning £20,000 to £40,000 are now unable to buy a family-sized home and with a lack of social housing, they are facing having to rent privately or being stuck on the first rung of the property ladder.
Even after the second part of the Help to Buy scheme begins next year, Shelter says that three in four families will still be unable to raise enough money to buy an average three-bedroom home.
The charity has said that these families now need a "game-changing offer" which could be built on the shared ownership model, meaning that buyers co-own a property with a housing association. This differs from traditional schemes as new shared ownership properties should have prices pegged to local markets. It will be available to families who can afford a 12% share, have consistent eligibility criteria and long-term political backing and be linked directly to a new supply of homes.
If the there is a government investment of £12bn in the scheme, 600,000 shared ownership homes could be built which is enough to give almost half of England's private renting families the opportunity to buy. A new generation of shared ownership would allow families to find an affordable home of their own with an estate agent or mortgage lender from the high street.
Shelter found that if the current trend continues then 25% of families on low or middle incomes will be privately renting by 2020, with many more likely to be stuck on the first rung of the ladder in homes that are too small for their families.
Kay Boycott, director of campaigns and policy at Shelter, said: "Building the new shared ownership homes we desperately need is the only way to give thousands of families a stake in the stable home they want at a price they can afford.
"So far, years of piecemeal policies and an alphabet soup of confusing schemes have meant that shared ownership has failed to reach its potential, leaving it nowhere close to meeting the needs of England's forgotten families. But for the many young people desperate to do what generations have before them and find a stable home of their own, a national shared ownership programme is the bold and radical solution we need."
"Every day, Shelter's housing advisers see the consequences of our growing housing shortage, from those not knowing where they'll sleep that night to families struggling to pay their rent or mortgage. However, shared ownership won't work for everyone, and we need a mix of new homes, including desperately-needed new social housing."


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2. The culture differences between Chinese and Western, thus to develop the skill of intercultural communication.
3. The Chinese domestic politics, economics, society and external relations, to realize the role of China on the world.
This course aims at introducing the content and features of Chinese culture, realizing the politics, economics and society in modern China and exploring Chinese foreign policy and external relations.
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Class 09 Language 8: The Modal Verb "想" /The Interrogative Pronoun "多少"/The Measure Words "个" and "口"/ Expression of the Amount of Money.
-Chinese Language: Jiang, L.P. 2017, HSK BIAOZHUN JIAOCHENG 1, Beijing: Beijing Language and culture University Press.
-Chinese Culture: OCAOSC, 2006, Common Knowledge about Chinese Culture, Beijing: Higher Education Press.
-Chinese Foreign Policy: Nathan, A. and Andrew Scobell, 2012, China's Search for Security, New York: Columbia University Press.
Discussion topic: The historic development of Chinese Character, and the important features on Chinese Literature.
Discussion topic: Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism: how will these Ideology impact on Chinese culture?
Sigley, G., 2015, "Tea and China's Rise: Tea, Nationalism and Culture in the 21st Century," International Communication Chinese Culture, 2(3), pp.319-341.
Lin, Z.Y., 2016, "The International Communication of Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture: Challenges and Strategies," Cross-Culture Communication, Vol.12, no.3, pp.17-21.
Discussion topic: Harmony between man and nature (天人合一tian ren he yi):The Culture contents in Chinese Festivals.
Discussion topic: What Drives Chinese Foreign Policy?
Discussion topic: Who Drives Chinese Foreign Policy?
Meng, Meng, 2012, "Chinese Soft Power: The Role of Culture and Confucianism,"
Syracuse University Honors Program Capstone Projects. Paper 182.
Discussion topic: What is OBOR? What is the significance for China and Europe?
Readings: Gisela Grieger, July, 2016. "One Belt, One Road (OBOR): China's regional integration initiative", ECPR Paper, p.1-12.
ECFR, June 2015. "One Belt, One Road: China's Great Leap Outward." China Analysis.p.1-18.
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(2) 10% on the final presentation, based on the concepts and issues discussed during the course.
(3) 50% on the writing exam, based on the HSK.
(4) 30% on the oral exam.
***Non attending students will have to contact the instructor well in advance. They will have "two" writing exams and one oral exam. They have to study all readings in class very well in order to pass the exams.
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COVID-19:The Ooni of Ife, Enitan Ogunwusi, Has Revealed What Is Capable Of Healing Coronavirus
The Ooni of Ife, has mentioned some herbs, leaves, shrubs and vegetables mostly found in Africa as capable of treating the deadly coronavirus disease
The monarch further shared a video explaining how the herbs can be used to cure the deadly virus.
Ooni shared his message today in a tweet where he recalled that a divine proclamation came out to the world last year, June 6th, 2019, during the World Ifa Festival – Otura Meji.
He added that during the World Ifa Festival, they "foretold about the impending rage of this invisible pandemic war, but few heard them."
He then went on to reveal that the treatment for the virus can be found in Africa and he listed the herbs that he claims cures the virus.
He further to state that he's willing to work with "researchers both in Nigeria and the world to make these natural herbs into clinical medicine and extract the vaccines from it."
He tweeted: "A divine proclamation came out to the world last year June 6th 2019, during the World Ifa Festival – Otura Meji. We foretold about the impending rage of this invisible pandemic war, but few heard us. Please note that Efod/ Urim and Thurim are in the holy Books.
"They are the same as our ancient readings that have not failed us till date. On this throne, I work very closely with all the nations of the world most especially the nation of Cuba.
"Centuries go by, the nation of Cuba hold dearly the tenets of our ancestors and rely on the blessings of the mystery of nature, and as a result they have the best medical care in the world. They are the ONLY country that have come out boldly to help the world.
"The Almighty is above religion and he is moving now, the world will now respect nature WHOLLY. Remember nature does not need you, we all need nature to survive. Truly, the world will NEVER remain the same again!
"To solve this ailment is through natural elements put together above all from nature. It has been tested!!! I have used it and also used it for some of the chronic Corona patients with testimonials.
"PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THIS FOR GRANTED (The world did with the warning Last Year June). I also challenge researchers both in Nigeria and the world to make these natural herbs into clinical medicine and extract the vaccines from it.
"I am ready to work with them and provide huge access to the herbs. It is real and it works. I have a lot gathered together for the use of mankind.
"I'm also currently working with Yem Kem International (Alternative Medicine Expert) pharmaceutical company for the packaging and distribution of these globally. It is about time to save the world now. Tomorrow may be too late. Let's all keep safe."
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Not One For the Memories
Corinthian-Casuals 0 - 0 Leatherhead
Pitching In Isthmian League Premier Division
Saturday 24th October 2020
Report and Photos: Stuart Tree (full set of photos here)
Corinthian-Casuals Manager James Bracken described the stalemate against Leatherhead as 'the worst game of football he's been involved in' as neither side could break each other down in blustery conditions.
The Casuals supremo was not happy with just a point against a side who in recent times, had been on the wrong end of results at King George's.
Leatherhead had started with a flurry of attacks with the wind behind their backs. Balls were pumped up to makeshift centre-forward Jerry Nnamani, usually found at centre-back in an unusual approach to the game.
Casuals game plan had to change early on too when Kevant Serbony took a hard tackle in the middle of the park and had to be stretchered off. Neither side created much and Casuals continued their first half goal drought this season. Youssef Bamba and Jerson Dos Santos were the two closest to ending that, but both only having half-chances to do anything with.
The second period livened up in places with both sides having mini-spells. Matt O'Donoghue found himself bearing down on goal and only Zaki Oualah's legs prevented the full back from scoring. Likewise, at the other end, Danny Bracken was forced into a sharp save when a swirling shot from Joe Leslie had to be turned over. Oualah was forced into another good stop when Ben Cheklit almost reproduced his 20 yard curler against Dulwich. Coskun Ekim followed up with a sharp shot just wide of the mark.
But the game won't live long in the memory and a real shame considering it was played in front of a sell-out 600 crowd. As James Bracken says "we're in the entertainment business" and for large periods of this affair, it wasn't entertaining.
"I'm more than angry," said James Bracken after the final whistle. "I'm also disappointed for everyone who's come along intending to watch a game of football. I like people to come along have a great day and watch a good match. We're in the entertainment business especially in a world where there isn't a lot to cheer about at the moment. For some, it the highlight of their week. They look forward to Saturdays down at Casuals where they can meet up with their pals, and it's a great place to be.
"But today, between Leatherhead's lack of ambition and our inability to follow the most basic of instructions led to one of the worst games of football I've been involved in. Had we even scored near the end, I wouldn't have even celebrated, just because as a spectacle, it was terrible.
"It wasn't all our own doing. I'm not openly criticising Leatherhead. They came here for a point and they got that, so good luck to them. It's odd to show no ambition like that though. We didn't get off the bottom of the league for months last season. But they've come here, celebrating a point against us. I don't know if I take that as a compliment. Looking at recent results for us, maybe teams are giving us a bit of respect. Maybe that's been earned over the last month or so.
"As a spectacle, the game lacked quality and nous. The most frustrating element was if they'd just done what I'd asked them to do, we'd have won the game. Usually, they follow my instructions to the letter, but today, they haven't. And we've passed up an opportunity for three points.
"Don't get me wrong. We've had a couple of great chances to win the game. Their keeper has made a couple of great saves. But there was not enough consistency from us. Not enough building pressure. Some of the decision making I couldn't get my head around. For example, we're playing short corners when we know they've let in two from corners and yet we're not putting balls in. They're not in our repertoire, they're not what we've worked on. I don't know what they're playing at. We talked about stretching them wide but again, we've not done that either. We wonder why we can't create more chances? That's because individuals haven't listened.
"For the last twenty minutes, I'm just f*****g watching a bunch of Roy of the Rovers who want to take five hundred touches and dribble until they get tackled. It's not how we do things here.
"It's not how we play. I don't care for the individual, I care for the group. They need to realise sharpish that there's one way you'll go if you cannot understand that.
"So I've been in a bad mood since the loss on Tuesday. Worse than bad. I'm unhappy. I'm an unhappy person. I don't want to be unhappy. That's because we lost in a game where we shouldn't have lost. I've turned up here, still angry and upset about Tuesday. I haven't put it behind me. We have an opportunity today to put it right and we don't. Now I'm going home angry again. The players need to be like that too. Because I guarantee if they were, we'd have won that game today."
Winless at Wingate
Wingate & Finchley 4 - 1 Corinthian-Casuals
Isthmian League Premier Division
Report and Photo: Stuart Tree
Photos from Andy Nunn can be seen here.
Corinthian-Casuals continued their points drought at Wingate & Finchley in the Pitching In Isthmian League Premier Division, succumbing to a 4-1 defeat.
The Maurice Rebak Stadium has been a fruitless place to pick up points for the Casuals and a second-half capitulation ensured that run continued.
It bucked the trend for James Bracken's side who'd performed so excellently in their last four matches. Worrying was the lack of fight in the second half where usually, Corinth excel – even more so this season as every single one of their thirteen goals scored have been after half time.
It wasn't always that way. Casting memories back to the beginning of the match and it could've been so different. If it hadn't have been for stand-in Wingate keeper Dante Baptiste, Casuals would've certainly taken the lead. Best of the lot was a vital touch to steer Jerson Dos Santos' close range effort off the post. Baptiste, praised by the Wingate Twitter feed was certainly the busier of the keepers, not to say that Wingate didn't threaten themselves.
Corinth fell behind in the 39th minute courtesy of a penalty when a handball was adjudged to have occurred in the box. Ahmet Rifat coolly placed his spot-kick into the left corner and the home side took the lead into the second half.
They should've made it two when a defensive lapse allowed Ofori-Acheampong through on goal but inexplicably lofted the ball too high and over the bar when it looked easier to score. It was a vital let-off. Minutes later, Jack Strange powered home a header for the Casuals from a corner and Bracken's side were well in the contest.
But the play broke down, the game became fragmented and the momentum was lost. Wingate began to probe again and the second goal became inevitable. A lack of closing down forwards led to Wingate taking the lead as Rifat grabbed his second.
A third was added by Rifat, almost direct from a corner and that was the game effectively sealed. Ofori-Acheampong added a late fourth to pile on the misery and ensure that Wingate moved above Casuals on goal difference in the league table. It was certainly an evening to forget.
Casuals Down Town
Corinthian-Casuals 2 - 0 Enfield Town
Report and Pics: Stuart Tree (full set here)
Last season, it took Corinthian-Casuals five months to pick up their third win in the league. Just six games into this campaign, they'd already matched that with a deserved 2-0 win over Enfield Town.
A second half brace from Jerson Dos Santos ensured Casuals their second win in succession at home, in front of a pulsating bumper crowd, pushing them to 12th position in the league.
Resplendent in their new strip, Casuals took to the field with gusto and had the better of the early exchanges. Mark Jamison had the pick of the chances when he headed over from a corner. Enfield grew into the game and had good spells of possession yet rarely troubled Danny Bracken in goal.
The second period saw Corinth push on and it was no surprise when they took the lead; Dos Santos finishing coolly across Enfield's keeper to bag his first goal on his return to King George's. Keiron Cadogan should've made it two, when one-on-one but ended up swivelling and hitting the bar in the resultant shot.
But it was left to Dos Santos to wrap up proceedings in the 77th minute, exposing Enfield's flagging back line and superbly finishing round an oncoming Nathan McDonald from 20 yards.
Enfield finished with ten men when Marc Weatherstone was shown a straight red card for a stamp on Matthew O'Donoghue.
Casuals were good value for their win and there were man of the match performances across the field. They'd successfully kept a strong Enfield side quiet all afternoon which fully warranted their three points.
After the match, Manager James Bracken had these words.
"We played some lovely stuff today, as we have in the last few games. There's some lovely football there. We're not panicking. We're not hitting areas which some sides still do at this level. We're putting some really nice pieces together.
"Everyone looks relaxed out on the pitch. They're all willing to have the ball, passing it around and it's showing. It's not over-complicated – just confidence in play. At the minute, the boys are doing great. They're out there putting in performances that are winning games and it makes my job easy.
"Last year, we lost so many games by one goal. We probably lacked one or two quality players that could tip a tightly-edged game. Hindsight is a beautiful thing though.
"This season, we're simply better. We also have a different mindset. In the first year that we were promoted, we were flying. We were a point outside of the playoffs in January. In our first year up, that's unbelievable. We ended the season on a slump and started the next campaign with a hangover from that. We couldn't shake that off. In that situation, I struggled to bring in quality players because of the circumstances.
"But we were always competitive and we were doing well by the end of the season. We built on that over the summer, we have a lot more belief about us. I can feel it within the group. If you don't get the results you want, it has an effect on confidence, mindset and motivation.
"This year, we've already put in great performances against Dulwich Hamlet, Carshalton and Enfield Town. We've beaten Potters Bar Town away, who have picked up some decent results themselves. We're confident.
"We've shown again today that we're more than a match for anyone and we can beat these teams. I said at half time that we'd had a good half but we have to push for ninety minutes and ensure a 2-0 win. We've done that.
"It needs to go from 'we've had a big result against Enfield' who are a decent side with some big name players, to it being the norm. We won't say that it'll be a big win… it'll just be a win. Let's make that the mindset."
Hamilton-Downes Casuals
Carshalton Athletic 1 - 0 Corinthian-Casuals
Colston Avenue. Att: 600
Report and Pics: Stuart Tree (full set here)
Carshalton Athletic defender Paris Hamilton-Downes' 83rd minute super-strike was the only thing to separate his side and visitors Corinthian-Casuals at Colston Avenue yesterday.
Hamilton-Downes couldn't have struck his pearler any better when Casuals failed to clear the ball and invitingly fell to the defender 25 yards out.
The first half passed without incident, as Corinth decided to sit back and soak up the inevitable pressure of the home side in front of a sell-out 600 crowd. Casuals came close when Ben Cheklit found himself with space in the area but blazed his shot over. Kelvin Manuel nearly scored for the Robins but saw his effort smack the outside of the post and to safety.
The second half belonged to the visitors as they pressed their hosts on a continual basis. Corinth even looked as though they had scored from an Ekim free-kick but a foul was called by referee Shelby Elson in the build-up.
Looking increasingly like a stalemate, it came to Hamilton-Downes to separate the two sides with just seven minutes remaining. A flurry of corners and attacks from Casuals didn't bear any fruit and Manager James Bracken left Colston Avenue disappointed not to have taken any points from the match in what was otherwise a keenly contested affair between two even sides.
Manager James Bracken spoke after the loss.
"In the second half, there was only one team that was going to win the game and that was us. First half, we sat perhaps a little too deep and we gave them a reminder at half time to go and be a threat ourselves. We showed that. We had the ball in the net which I couldn't see a lot wrong with that. I thought the goalie dropped it and we've stuck it in. That's probably a 1-0 win to us had that been allowed.
"No excuses though; a great goal won the game for them. We had two opportunities to clear it from there and the ball ended up at his feet. Had we cleared one of those properly, the chance never would've appeared. That's disappointing.
"Carshalton were right up the top last year and they've not created a great amount of chances against us. We carried threat of our own and another day, the result is very different.
"We've got a decent team here. Some of the football we played was a joy to watch. One passage of play had a backheel, nutmeg and knocking the ball one touch for a dozen passes and I'm salivating, thinking this is proper football. We're in a decent place. We lost one-nil – it happens and we dust down and go again.
"We had a couple missing – big players for us. Everyone's a big player for me. If I pick you, I believe you're a big player. They've delivered a decent enough performance against Carshalton. We've got a week now and two training sessions but there's not much to change in honesty.
"We're solid, we've got good players. I've got no problems with the squad. We'll have a good week's training with a smile on our faces. Then we'll fire ourselves up for three points at home against Enfield."
Another Hoodoo Laid to Rest
Corinthian-Casuals 2 – 0 Brightlingsea Regent
Report: Stuart Tree. Photos: Andy Nunn (full set here)
'We believe in hard work and ourselves', the quote states for all to see in the home changing room. For over 70 minutes, Corinthian-Casuals had to trust that ethos before it finally paid off in a gritty, unpolished performance against Brightlingsea Regent.
The football wasn't of the same vintage as Dulwich Hamlet on Saturday. Far from it. But Casuals finally clicked enough to comfortably win through both dogged determination and a moment of brilliance.
James Bracken's Casuals came into the match-up with just one point from twelve in previous Regent encounters. But this was a new season and new confidence; they'd already laid waste to another hoodoo with the 2-1 win at an increasingly improving Potters Bar Town. This night would present another opportunity to rectify past mistakes.
In came Jerson Dos Santos – his third spell at the club and linking up once again with his old Sutton mentor. It looked an attacking line-up worthy of a few goals, but the reality was, for the bulk of the game, a goal looked increasingly unlikely.
It started well; Regent's Morisi Gelashvili bundled one off the line early doors and Mark Jamison's header probably should've found the target. Regent had set up to defend but they came closest to scoring when Jerry Kamanzi struck the outside of the post from 20 yards. It took Bracken to warn his players at half time that they were a mere four inches from being behind in this match.
It bucked up their game and the second half had much more gusto about it. Youssef Bamba should've scored when he rounded the keeper but dallied too long allowing a defender to clear the lines.
Bracken's reaction was to add more firepower. Stating he couldn't bear to watch a 0-0, he threw on Nat Pinney – and he duly repaid his gaffer with the opening goal. It was somewhat fortuitous when keeper Laurence Whymark spilled a relatively comfortable cross and Pinney was on hand to bundle the ball into the net from five yards.
The game was sealed with four minutes remaining in a moment of pure delight. Receiving a throw in, Keiron Cadogan had spotted Whymark off his line and volleyed from no less than 40 yards, leaving the stopper scrambling and ultimately red-faced.
The win leaves Casuals in firm mid-table territory and just one defeat in the last five matches (if bookies don't count penalties, then neither do we). It's also two bogey-teams firmly put to bed.
Manager James Bracken spoke after the match.
"We started off well and just dropped off with us still at 0-0. It's dangerous when you do that. Luckily, we found a couple of bits of quality in the second half. We've won the points and that's the most important thing. We need to carry on picking up wins.
"We deserved to win, but there are times when you do that whilst not playing particularly well. We were far from our best.
"Had we done what we needed to do last week at Merstham, we'd have nine points now which would see us pushing for the top places in the league. But we should be happy with six points from the first four games considering how long it took us to get off the mark last season.
"Carshalton on Saturday is our next target and we need to deliver there."
Casuals Bow Out But Not Without a Fight
Corinthian-Casuals 2 - 2 Dulwich Hamlet
(Dulwich win 3-1 on penalties)
Emirates FA Cup 2nd Round Qualifying
Saturday 3rd October 2020
King George's Arena
More photos from Andy Nunn here
Dulwich Hamlet made it through to the Third Round Qualifying of the FA Cup by the thinnest of margins via a penalty shoot-out after equalising in the 88th minute.
James Pardington was the hero of the shootout saving twice after Deon Moore's late header had put Hamlet back in the tie.
In a surreal atmosphere, where away supporters were unable to attend thanks to rulings in the week from the DCMS and the FA, the partisan Casuals crowd were fully behind the hosts without anything coming the other way.
The best chance for the National League South visitors came from Lewis White, who's turn and shot was expertly turned around the post by Casuals captain Danny Bracken.
But it was Corinth that was to take the lead. Substitute and debutant Youssef Bamba played a delicious pass to Keiron Cadogan who lashed home from 15 yards.
Following a spell of Dulwich possession, Corey Henry bagged the equaliser with just twenty minutes to go. It looked to be going to penalties, though Corinth's Mark Jamison flashed a free header over the bar and Dulwich's Danny Mills also smashed the post in return.
Then on 84 minutes, a sublime goal from Ben Cheklit looked to have sealed the win, curling a beautiful effort into the top right corner. But with two minutes left on the clock, Moore's inch perfect header found the top corner and the tie was down to being decided from the penalty spot.
Bracken saved Dulwich's first but Casuals also had their two first efforts saved. A blast against the bar from Hamlet put the sides back on level terms but Bamba's miss over the bar allowed Dulwich the chance to book their place in the next round, which was duly taken.
Manager James Bracken had these post match thoughts.
"We were poor against Merstham last week. If we played them ten times, we'd win eight, draw once and lose once. That happened to be the once. It wasn't good enough from us and we're far better than that. We proved that against Dulwich Hamlet.
"We followed our game plan, changed our shape to adapt to Dulwich's style. And let's remember, we were winning the game 2-1 up until the 88th minute. We were never behind in the match. We were never on the ropes. I think Dan had to make two good saves in the game. We had our chances too – Keiron's had one ricochet over the top which could've ended up anywhere. We were a threat at set pieces.
"To go out of the Cup on penalties is horrible. I've had too much experience of that for my liking, especially after good performances. If you scrape into a shootout and lose, you take it on the chin and admit the opposition deserved it. Against Dulwich, I believe we didn't deserve to lose. It's tough to swallow but I'll take immense pride in the performance.
I like players that work hard. I like grafters. What more could I ask of those players who went out there today? I could ask no more. Not a single ounce out of their bodies. So we have to say, 'that's football – you win, you lose, you draw.'
"Even though we took the lead for the second time in the 84th minute, you never think it's won until that final whistle goes. You'll always be nervous. Dulwich had Mills who's a big target and the lad on the right was putting crosses in where his delivery was good. You know they were going to get a couple of chances, so you hope that those balls keep landing on our Centre-half's heads and your keeper can take a couple out of the sky. Unfortunately, they've put in a good cross and the geezer couldn't have headed it any better.
"Great atmosphere from the fans too. We've been slightly subdued of late. I don't like to rally cry. Fans should respond how they want to respond. Maybe we have to make something happen to get the fans behind us. But when they do, it gives us all a lift. Myself and everyone of those players get a lift from having their names sung. It can make a massive difference. If we can do that from the first whistle and we can get that first goal, we'll be very hard to have points taken off us. It gives us that buzz, grit and determination to do so.
"It's a big game against Brightlingsea now. Every game is big until we're safe. Then every game is big because you want to finish in the top half and every game is big because you want to fight for the league! Every game is massive. The Dulwich game has gone. We gave our best and on Tuesday, we need to do the same again. We need to put quality and chances together and take three points. That's life. That's football. "
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package inst

import (
	"fmt"
	"github.com/outbrain/golib/log"
	"github.com/outbrain/golib/sqlutils"
	"github.com/outbrain/orchestrator/go/config"
	"github.com/outbrain/orchestrator/go/db"
)

// ReadActiveMaintenance returns the list of currently active maintenance entries
func ReadActiveMaintenance() ([]Maintenance, error) {
	res := []Maintenance{}
	query := `
		select
			database_instance_maintenance_id,
			hostname,
			port,
			begin_timestamp,
			timestampdiff(second, begin_timestamp, now()) as seconds_elapsed,
			maintenance_active,
			owner,
			reason
		from
			database_instance_maintenance
		where
			maintenance_active = 1
		order by
			database_instance_maintenance_id
		`
	err := db.QueryOrchestratorRowsMap(query, func(m sqlutils.RowMap) error {
		maintenance := Maintenance{}
		maintenance.MaintenanceId = m.GetUint("database_instance_maintenance_id")
		maintenance.Key.Hostname = m.GetString("hostname")
		maintenance.Key.Port = m.GetInt("port")
		maintenance.BeginTimestamp = m.GetString("begin_timestamp")
		maintenance.SecondsElapsed = m.GetUint("seconds_elapsed")
		maintenance.IsActive = m.GetBool("maintenance_active")
		maintenance.Owner = m.GetString("owner")
		maintenance.Reason = m.GetString("reason")

		res = append(res, maintenance)
		return nil
	})

	if err != nil {
		log.Errore(err)
	}
	return res, err

}

// BeginBoundedMaintenance will make new maintenance entry for given instanceKey.
func BeginBoundedMaintenance(instanceKey *InstanceKey, owner string, reason string, durationSeconds uint) (int64, error) {
	var maintenanceToken int64 = 0
	if durationSeconds == 0 {
		durationSeconds = config.Config.MaintenanceExpireMinutes * 60
	}
	res, err := db.ExecOrchestrator(`
			insert ignore
				into database_instance_maintenance (
					hostname, port, maintenance_active, begin_timestamp, end_timestamp, owner, reason
				) VALUES (
					?, ?, 1, NOW(), NOW() + INTERVAL ? SECOND, ?, ?
				)
			`,
		instanceKey.Hostname,
		instanceKey.Port,
		durationSeconds,
		owner,
		reason,
	)
	if err != nil {
		return maintenanceToken, log.Errore(err)
	}

	if affected, _ := res.RowsAffected(); affected == 0 {
		err = fmt.Errorf("Cannot begin maintenance for instance: %+v; maintenance reason: %+v", instanceKey, reason)
	} else {
		// success
		maintenanceToken, _ = res.LastInsertId()
		AuditOperation("begin-maintenance", instanceKey, fmt.Sprintf("maintenanceToken: %d, owner: %s, reason: %s", maintenanceToken, owner, reason))
	}
	return maintenanceToken, err
}

// BeginMaintenance will make new maintenance entry for given instanceKey. Maintenance time is unbounded
func BeginMaintenance(instanceKey *InstanceKey, owner string, reason string) (int64, error) {
	return BeginBoundedMaintenance(instanceKey, owner, reason, 0)
}

// EndMaintenanceByInstanceKey will terminate an active maintenance using given instanceKey as hint
func EndMaintenanceByInstanceKey(instanceKey *InstanceKey) error {
	res, err := db.ExecOrchestrator(`
			update
				database_instance_maintenance
			set
				maintenance_active = NULL,
				end_timestamp = NOW()
			where
				hostname = ?
				and port = ?
				and maintenance_active = 1
			`,
		instanceKey.Hostname,
		instanceKey.Port,
	)
	if err != nil {
		return log.Errore(err)
	}

	if affected, _ := res.RowsAffected(); affected == 0 {
		err = fmt.Errorf("Instance is not in maintenance mode: %+v", instanceKey)
	} else {
		// success
		AuditOperation("end-maintenance", instanceKey, "")
	}
	return err
}

// ReadMaintenanceInstanceKey will return the instanceKey for active maintenance by maintenanceToken
func ReadMaintenanceInstanceKey(maintenanceToken int64) (*InstanceKey, error) {
	var res *InstanceKey
	query := `
		select
			hostname, port
		from
			database_instance_maintenance
		where
			database_instance_maintenance_id = ?
			`

	err := db.QueryOrchestrator(query, sqlutils.Args(maintenanceToken), func(m sqlutils.RowMap) error {
		instanceKey, merr := NewInstanceKeyFromStrings(m.GetString("hostname"), m.GetString("port"))
		if merr != nil {
			return merr
		}

		res = instanceKey
		return nil
	})

	if err != nil {
		log.Errore(err)
	}
	return res, err
}

// EndMaintenance will terminate an active maintenance via maintenanceToken
func EndMaintenance(maintenanceToken int64) error {
	res, err := db.ExecOrchestrator(`
			update
				database_instance_maintenance
			set
				maintenance_active = NULL,
				end_timestamp = NOW()
			where
				database_instance_maintenance_id = ?
			`,
		maintenanceToken,
	)
	if err != nil {
		return log.Errore(err)
	}
	if affected, _ := res.RowsAffected(); affected == 0 {
		err = fmt.Errorf("Instance is not in maintenance mode; token = %+v", maintenanceToken)
	} else {
		// success
		instanceKey, _ := ReadMaintenanceInstanceKey(maintenanceToken)
		AuditOperation("end-maintenance", instanceKey, fmt.Sprintf("maintenanceToken: %d", maintenanceToken))
	}
	return err
}

// ExpireMaintenance will remove the maintenance flag on old maintenances and on bounded maintenances
func ExpireMaintenance() error {
	{
		res, err := db.ExecOrchestrator(`
			delete from
				database_instance_maintenance
			where
				maintenance_active is null
				and end_timestamp < NOW() - INTERVAL ? DAY
			`,
			config.Config.MaintenancePurgeDays,
		)
		if err != nil {
			return log.Errore(err)
		}
		if rowsAffected, _ := res.RowsAffected(); rowsAffected > 0 {
			AuditOperation("expire-maintenance", nil, fmt.Sprintf("Purged historical entries: %d", rowsAffected))
		}
	}
	{
		res, err := db.ExecOrchestrator(`
			update
				database_instance_maintenance
			set
				maintenance_active = NULL
			where
				maintenance_active = 1
				and end_timestamp < NOW()
			`,
		)
		if err != nil {
			return log.Errore(err)
		}
		if rowsAffected, _ := res.RowsAffected(); rowsAffected > 0 {
			AuditOperation("expire-maintenance", nil, fmt.Sprintf("Expired bounded: %d", rowsAffected))
		}
	}

	return nil
}


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What Happens To Border Patrol Officials After They Harm Migrants?
By Ari Shapiro,
Amy Isackson, Miguel Macias
Published September 27, 2021 at 2:23 PM MDT
Images from the U.S.-Mexico border are highlighting questions about accountability for border control. Photos show agents using their horses to stop Haitian migrants. Those men are on administrative duty, and the Department of Homeland Security is investigating. President Biden has called their behavior outrageous, saying those people will pay.
So how often do Border Patrol agents pay when they harm migrants? Andrea Guerrero is executive director of Alliance San Diego. Her organization is working on cases of alleged abuse by Border Patrol agents.
Welcome to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED.
ANDREA GUERRERO: It's a pleasure to be here, Ari. Thank you.
SHAPIRO: So when President Biden says those people will pay, are there actual tools right now for an administration to make that happen?
GUERRERO: Unfortunately, the accountability system at Customs and Border Protection, which is the mother agency for Border Patrol, are broken, which leads to impunity. And that is dangerous not just for the migrants, but for all of us who are living in the border region.
SHAPIRO: To help people understand what the rules actually are - I think many of us are familiar with the level of immunity from prosecution that police face or that members of the military have. Do Border Patrol agents have similar protections? Is that what we're looking at?
GUERRERO: Right. So there is immunity. There's no right of action to sue a federal officer. There's that kind of immunity. But there's also impunity with a P - impunity - meaning that officers are able to get away with abusing people, violating civil and human rights without repercussions, and that is very dangerous.
SHAPIRO: But I'm curious. If they can't be brought to trial in criminal court, what is the mechanism?
GUERRERO: There are very few mechanisms, right? One is to file complaints with the federal government. Those go nowhere. The other is to attempt to get into the court system using a constitutional claim. And the other is to turn to local police departments and bring charges against agents for their actions when they're not on duty. So for example, in Arizona, there are currently several agents who are facing sexual assault charges because of local law enforcement.
SHAPIRO: Your organization represents the family of a man named Anastasio Hernandez Rojas, who died at the San Diego border in 2010. The medical examiner ruled his death a homicide at the hands of Border Patrol. And you're bringing this case before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. According to your website, this is the first known extrajudicial killing case that will be decided by this commission involving the United States. Why take this case to this court more than a decade later?
GUERRERO: Because our domestic criminal justice system has failed us. U.S. Border Patrol is nearly a century old, and no agent has ever been held accountable. And that's not a mistake. That is by design, and that is something that needs to be addressed.
SHAPIRO: You've said that the agents have faced no accountability. Was there any consequence whatsoever? What happened to the people involved in that death?
GUERRERO: Even though Anastasio was killed by a dozen agents, there were no agents ever held accountable, no agents who ever lost a day of work, no agents who were ever prosecuted. There was no apology given to the family. And that is simply unacceptable.
SHAPIRO: Was anyone even, like, assigned to desk duty, as far as you know?
GUERRERO: As far as we are aware, no one suffered any repercussions. And so, you know, Ari, I can't emphasize enough how dangerous the situation is. Border Patrol is part of CBP, the largest law enforcement agency in the country. It has more resources, more agents, more jurisdiction and more power than any other law enforcement agency in the country. And the case of Anastasio is our opportunity to bring all of that to the fore in an international tribunal to put on trial the impunity of the United States agents at the border.
SHAPIRO: Does this international tribunal, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, have the authority to hand down a criminal conviction or impose a sentence on individuals? Or is this more investigative, more symbolic?
GUERRERO: It is not a criminal tribunal. It is an international human rights tribunal, and it is unique in its role in its ability to render a judgment of whether the United States has violated its obligations in international treaties to protect human rights. And we've laid out a very strong case of how it has done that, not just in the killing of Anastasio, but in the cover-up. And that's what we're really concerned about in that case and in every other case and, you know, moving all the way into last week with the Haitian migrants.
And so, you know, when President Biden says they're going to pay, and Secretary Mayorkas says we know how to maintain integrity in an investigation, my answer to that is, you never have. You, the U.S. government, have never maintained the integrity of an investigation. And structurally, you're not set up to do that.
SHAPIRO: Andrea Guerrero is executive director of Alliance San Diego. Thank you very much.
GUERRERO: Thank you. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.
Ari Shapiro
Ari Shapiro has been one of the hosts of All Things Considered, NPR's award-winning afternoon newsmagazine, since 2015. During his first two years on the program, listenership to All Things Considered grew at an unprecedented rate, with more people tuning in during a typical quarter-hour than any other program on the radio.
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I have a date. A blind date, at that. In fact, by the time you read this, I will either be furiously fluttering my non-existent eyelashes or climbing out the toilet window. However, as the all-seeing, mythical being you are, I'm sure you're already aware of the night's arrangements.
All I've been given is a time and place – I don't even know his name, let alone what he looks like. This could be a master stroke, or the end of a 20-year friendship. So please add a dash of unicorn dust and let him be lovely and normal so I don't have to 'Bye Felicia' one of my nearest and dearest, and can at least enjoy my juicy steak and a tall glass of prosecco without having to use the safe word.
Now I can only do so much – you can't polish a turd, but you can sure as hell sprinkle it with glitter and stick a cherry on top (which I fully intend to do). But we both know that smoke and mirrors and Spanx will only get you so far: the real magic is down to you.
So listen up and listen up good, you little sh*t: you better show up and shoot that damn thing straight for once, because your aim's been more crooked than a dog's hind leg.
Over the years, I've watched you flitting hither and thither with your fat, smug, oh-so-punchable head, merrily flinging arrows left right and centre for all and sundry except me – and guess what? I'm getting a little long in the tooth for your false dawns and silly games, "Doctor Love".
And you know something else? I'm also getting real tired – of being nice. Of being optimistic. Of being patient. Of being prayerful. Of being happy for everybody else. Especially when being all these things has gotten me absolutely NOWHERE with you. So this year, I'm going to try being something different: being a b*tch.
Hear this, you chubby winged rat: if you don't fix up and hit the bullseye in 2019, I will hunt you down, snap that bow like a twig and wear your tiny cherubic testicles as dangly earrings. How's that for a New Year's resolution?
Hopefully Cupid's aim will be more like Robin Hood's and less like Mr Magoo's. Hope it goes well for you.
Regarding mail order and Love Island, trust me – I'm tempted. But I'll take a rain check for now. In the meantime, happy Valentine's Day to you too – may it prove more fruitful than mine!
Well I think you're an attractive lady and I'm sure lots of other men (and who knows? Women?) think so too. You just don't know it. And if it didn't sound so cyber-stalkerish to say I'd happily go on a date with you. Keep being you, keep the faith and I'm sure you'll find 'The One' soon enough. All the best.


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Thank you for contacting me about the quality of elderly care.
I believe that improving the quality of elderly care in the UK should be one of our highest priorities. 1.4 million people work in the country's social care sector, and I would like to pay tribute to their excellent work.
Whilst it is clear that money alone will not solve all the difficulties faced by our care sector, I support the Chancellor's announcement in the 2017 Spring Budget to invest an additional £2 billion in 2017-18 and 2019-20 to aid councils in England improve social care and relieve pressure on the rest of the NHS. This funding will be supplemented by measures to rapidly improve areas in need of greatest improvement. Over the following three years, councils will have access to £9.25 billion funding for social care.


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Since I believe a good story is to a great extend character-driven, there can be no separation between characters and plot. If the one is weak, the other will suffer and the whole thing will be unbalanced on top of everything else.
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Rolf Müller (* 13. August 1953) ist ein deutscher Molekularbiologe mit Forschungsschwerpunkten im Bereich der molekularen Tumorbiologie.

Leben und Wirken
Für seine Entdeckungen zur Regulation der Genexpression durch onkogene Signalwege und zur Zellzyklusregulation wurde er unter anderem mit dem Leibniz-Preis (1991) und dem Deutschen Krebspreis (2000) ausgezeichnet. Seine wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten wurden in bislang mehr als 200 Artikeln publiziert. Rolf Müller ist seit 1987 als Professor am Institut für Molekularbiologie und Tumorforschung (IMT) der Philipps-Universität Marburg tätig.

Schriften
 Immunologische Quantifizierung von O6-Aethylguanin [O-Aethylguanin] in DNS nach Alkylierung durch das Cancerogen N-Aethyl-N-Nitrosoharnstoff in vivo und in vitro. Gesamthochschule Essen, 1979 (Dissertation).
 Funktion und Regulation des Proto-Onkogens c-Fos. Universität Essen, 1987 (Habilitationsschrift).

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Louis-Eugène Benoist (* 28. November 1831 in Nangis, Île-de-France; † 23. Mai 1887 in Paris) war ein französischer Latinist. Er gilt als einer der bedeutendsten französischen Latinisten des 19. Jahrhunderts. Dank seiner großen Kenntnisse der lateinischen Literatur und seines tiefen Verständnisses für die lateinische Sprache gelten seine Übersetzungen antiker Texte ins Französische als herausragend.

Eugène Benoist studierte Klassische Philologie an der Universität von Paris. 1862 wurde er bei Henri Patin mit der Arbeit De personis muliebribus apud Plautum promoviert. Zunächst arbeitete er an verschiedenen Gymnasien in Marseille, Nancy und Aix-en-Provence, ab 1867 war er Mitglied der Akademie von Marseille. 1874 wurde er auf eine Professur für lateinische Literatur an die Pariser Universität berufen. 1884 wurde er zum Mitglied der Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres gewählt.

Benoist widmete sich in seiner Dissertation Plautus und gab ihn auch später in zwei weiteren Editionen heraus: 1863 veröffentlichte er Cistellaria, 1864 Rudens. Er beschäftigte sich darüber hinaus mit Terenz, einem weiteren bedeutenden Vertreter der lateinischen Komödie, und gab seine Stücke Andria und Adelphoi heraus. Vergil gab er von 1867 bis 1872 in einer dreibändigen kommentierte Ausgabe heraus, die allein bis 1880 viermal aufgelegt wurde. Die Vergilausgabe gilt als Benoists bedeutendste Arbeit. Auch Catull gab er 1878 in einer zweibändigen allerdings unvollendeten kommentierten Versübersetzung heraus. Kommentare veröffentlichte er zum fünften Buch von Lukrez und den Büchern 21 bis 25 von Titus Livius. Mit Henri Goelzer veröffentlichte er das Nouveau Lexique Français-Latin. Der Großteil seiner Schriften erlebte diverse Auflagen, das Wörterbuch bis weit ins 20. Jahrhundert hinein. Daneben beschäftigte sich Benoist auch mit der lateinischen Literatur der Renaissance und der Geschichte der Altertumswissenschaften.

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Altphilologe (19. Jahrhundert)
Hochschullehrer (Sorbonne)
Mitglied der Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres
Franzose
Geboren 1831
Gestorben 1887
Mann