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Enjoy the stunning San Diego Embarcadero!
In the slide show above, you're viewing pictures of the San Diego Embarcadero and it's attractions. Passing by you in the slides, you'll see photos of the Maritime Museum, Star of India sailing ship, the Army Tugboat Museum, a Hornblower harbor cruise ship...and an even larger cruise ship bound for ports beyond the borders of the USA! You'll see pics of San Diego waterfront high rise hotels, plus some of Seaport Village's shops and restaurants...and more.
Things to do on the San Diego Embarcadero
San Diego's Embarcadero is stunningly beautiful. Simply described, the San Diego Embarcadero is a popular scenic section of waterfront located adjacent to the downtown area. While many love the Embarcadero for its beauty...and sweeping views of the huge San Diego Bay...others enjoy visiting the San Diego Embarcadero for its many tourist attractions.
What can you do at the San Diego Embarcadero?
* Enjoy some of San Diego's loveliest scenery and views!
* Shop and dine at the unique and attractive Seaport Village!
* Discover San Diego's maritime history while touring military and historic vessels!
* Take a harbor tour or dinner cruise!
On this page, we'll talk about some of the many possibilities you'll have for planning a fun-filled day at the San Diego Embarcadero. You'll also get the contact information you need to answer any further questions you might have about these attractions.
The San Diego Maritime Museum
Natural beauty isn't the ONLY thing you'll encounter along San Diego's Embarcadero---you'll discover "lore of the sea," as well! And, there's no better place you could choose as a starting point to learn about sailing history than at the San Diego Maritime Museum.
Sitting right alongside of the pedestrian pathway which connects all of the Embarcadero's attractions, you won't have a difficult time finding the Maritime Museum. You'll easily spot the several masted "tall ships" surrounding it!
You can actually board and tour these beautiful classic sailing ships! Seeing them is included as a part of your admission fee to the Maritime Museum.
The ships you can tour are---
1.) The Star of India, which you can see in a photo at the top of this page. Isn't she a beauty? The Star of India is billed by the Maritime Museum as being the world's oldest working ship. She was originally built in 1863 on the Isle of Man, one of the isles of the "British Isles." Her story is quite interesting; you can read all about the Star of India's history on the San Diego Maritime Museum's website (a link is below.) Or, to see many colorful photos, please visit the Star of India page of this website.
2.) The H.M.S. Surprise is another "must-see" ship at the San Diego Maritime Museum. (You can see it in the photo just above to your left.) This ship is the very one upon which Russell Crowe and his colleagues filmed "Master and Commander," one of the hit films of 2003. (It took in almost $100 million in US ticket sales alone!) The San Diego Maritime Museum is now the permanent home of this magnificent vessel...which is actually a detailed replica of 24-gun frigate from Great Britain's Royal Navy during the period of the 18th century. Yes, you can actually board and strike a pose by the same captain's helm where Russell Crowe stood! In fact, if you're headed this way, viewing "Master and Commander" again to refresh your memory will make boarding the HMS Surprise even MORE special.
3.) The Berkeley 1898 Steam Ferry is not only an exhibit at the museum...it serves as the museum itself! When you're shopping in the museum store, or viewing the museum's exhibits, you're actually ABOARD the Berkeley! The Berkeley served as an operating San Francisco Bay ferry for over 60 years. You can read her interesting history on the Maritime Museum's website...the link is just below.
4.) The Californian "tall ship" sailing ship is a museum-quality replica of the 1847 ship, the C.W. Lawrence. The C.W. Lawrence patrolled California's shores during the last century...in the service of a federal agency which eventually became the U.S. Coast Guard. "The Californian" was constructed in 1984 as part of the celebration surrounding the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Since then, The Californian has been designated as the "official tall ship of the state of California!" (Note: Rides aboard The Californian are an extra-fee activity at the museum.)
5.) The Medea was originally built as a private steam yacht in 1904...and continues in this social function even today. The Medea is used for "wining and dining" donors and potential donors to the museum...and occasionally used to impress celebrities and politicians!
6.) The Pilot is an aptly named craft...because it is a "pilot boat." (Pilot boats help steer incoming vessels into their proper spots in the harbor.) This 1914 pilot boat was once an actual working pilot boat in the San Diego bay harbor. (Note: Rides aboard The Pilot are an extra-fee activity at the museum which is not included with general admission.)
7.) The B-39 Soviet Submarine is odd fit with the other ships of the San Diego Maritime Museum...but a very interesting one. This 1970's sub actually served in the Soviet Pacific Fleet---tracking US vessels! If you've never been aboard a submarine, don't miss this opportunity. It's truly amazing how people can actually live cramped within these small spaces!
San Diego Maritime Museum prices, discounts & coupons
San Diego Maritime Museum ticket prices: Adults (age 18 and over) cost $14 per ticket. Seniors age 62+ cost $11. Kids (age 6 thru 17) cost $8. Babies and young children age 5 and under are admitted free. In addition to general admission tickets, you can also get packages which include either a 1/2 hour ride on a harbor pilot boat, or a 3-hour ride on a sailing ship.
San Diego Maritime Museum discounts: (1) Active Military members get a military discount ticket priced at $11; simply show your military ID at the ticket booth. (2) Discount Coupon: California's official tourism website, VisitCalifornia.com offers print-at-home discount coupons to a number of different attractions around the state...and the San Diego Maritime Museum is one of them. Here's a link to the Fun Spots museum coupons page on the VisitCalifornia.com website which will give you a $2 discount on general admission tickets for each member of your party. The Maritime Museum coupon is near the end of the coupon page, and as you scroll down the list, you may find even more discount coupons to other attractions you may wish to visit on your vacation!
San Diego Maritime Museum Address & Contact Information
The San Diego Maritime Museum phone number is: 616/234-9153.
The San Diego Maritime Museum address is: 1492 North Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101...a PERFECT address for the maritime museum. ("In Fourteen hundred and ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue," get it?)
Directions to the San Diego Maritime Museum: The San Diego Maritime museum is located on the Embarcadero, which lies just west of the downtown area. You may use the following link to view a Google map to the San Diego Maritime Museum. If you use the satellite view of the map, you'll see a nice aerial photo of the Maritime Museum's ships---almost as if you were ready to make a helicopter landing!
San Diego Maritime Museum Hours of operation: The San Diego Maritime Museum opens daily at 9 am, 365 days per year. The museum closes at 8 pm during the fall, winter and spring. During the busy summer tourist season (beginning with Memorial Day and ending with Labor Day every year,) the museum stays open an hour later, making its closing time 9 pm.
San Diego Maritime Museum website: To learn more about the San Diego Maritime Museum, including details about its exhibits & upcoming special events, or to purchase tickets from their website, use the following link to view the San Diego Maritime Museum Official Website.
USS Midway Museum
If you like ship tours, there's still another "don't miss" tour available on the San Diego Embarcadero...and that's the tour of the U.S. Aircraft Carrier, "Midway." The Midway served 47 years, from the end of WW II to Desert Storm. Now, you'll have the chance to explore the carrier...and imagine to yourself what it must have been like to live and work aboard her.
USS Midway Museum Hours of Operation: The USS Midway Museum's opening time is 10 am and its closing time is 5 pm (last entry allowed at 4 pm.) The Midway Museum opens 363 days per year; it's closed only on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
USS Midway Museum ticket prices and discounts
USS Midway Museum Prices: Tickets for the Midway Museum cost $18 for adults. Ticket prices for Seniors age 62+ run $15 each. Children and teens (age 6 thru 17) cost $10 per ticket.
USS Midway Museum Discounts: You can get cheaper prices for your USS Midway Museum visit if you're eligible for one of the following special deals: (1) Active Military Members: current members of the military get their ticket for the USS Midway Museum FREE upon showing their military ID cards at the ticket window! (2) Retired Military discount: You can get your USS Midway Museum ticket for only $10 when you show your ID at the ticket booth. (3) San Diego Go Card: If you'll be touring a number of San Diego attractions, you may want to think about getting a San Diego Go Card multi-attraction discount ticket. The USS Midway Museum is a member of this program...and so is Legoland, the San Diego Zoo, Hornblower Cruises, Knott's Berry Farm (in Orange County) and many others. Buying a comprehensive pass can save big bucks. You may use the following link to get more information from the San Diego Go Card website. (4) USS Midway Museum Discount Coupon: If you're simply looking for a discounted 1-day ticket, the California State Tourism website, www.VisitCalifornia.com, has a print-at-home coupon good for $2 off adult admission (or $1 off of youth admission.) Here's the VisitCalifornia.com museum coupons page where you'll find the USS Midway Museum coupon down near the end of the list. There is also a $2-off coupon for the Maritime Museum of San Diego...which is also located on the Embarcadero...so you may want to print up that coupon, too, in case you decide to visit both attractions.
USS Midway address & contact information
USS Midway Museum phone number: 619/544-9600
USS Midway Museum address: 910 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101. Here's a Google map to the USS Midway Museum in San Diego, California. If you use the satellite view of this map, you'll see a good aerial photo of the USS Midway ship.
USS Midway Museum website: You can learn the details about what you'll see on your visit by using the following link to the San Diego Aircraft Carrier Museum official website.
San Diego Embarcadero Harbor Cruises
Would you like to enjoy a San Diego bay excursion? Why not take a Harbor Tour cruise? One and two hour cruises leave the San Diego Embarcadero regularly throughout the day...and dinner tour cruises are available in the evening.
Basically, if you take a one-hour cruise, you can choose to see either the north or the south ends of the San Diego Bay harbor.
If you take the 2 hour cruise, you'll see both halves, the north AND the south ends of the bay.
What will you see on the 2-hour cruise? The sights include---
1.) US Navy ships and submarine base
2.) Navy Seals training base
3.) The America's Cup harbor
4.) The North Island Naval Air Station
5.) Beautiful marinas of Harbor and Shelter Islands
6.) Cabrillo National Monument area and Point Loma
7.) Wildlife, including seals, sea lions, pelicans, and more
Actually, it's "just plain beautiful" being out on the water. One thing to remember---it's usually quite windy when you're on a boat in the bay! Dress accordingly!
Hornblower Dinner Cruises: Evenings on San Diego Bay are lovely. What better way to enjoy this natural beauty than by taking a Hornblower dinner cruise? Hornblower Cruises also provide live music...and there's dancing, too!
Hornblower Cruise Prices and Discounts
Cruise prices for harbor tours, brunch tours and dinner tours are as follows:
Hornblower Harbor Tour prices: (daytime tours)
Adult tickets: $22/1 hour; $27/2 hour
Seniors & Military: $20/1 hour & $25/2 hours
Children age 4-12: $11/1 hour & $13.50/2 hours
Hornblower Cruises with meal service:
1.) Saturday & Sunday Brunch Cruise tickets begin at $49.95
2.) Sunday thru Friday Dinner/Dance Cruises begin at $69.95
3.) Saturday Dinner Dance Cruise begin at $79.95.
Hornblower San Diego Harbor Tour discounts:
1.) ARES Travel Co's special deals: ARES Travel always has some sort of a "special deal" going for Hornblower Cruises. Sometimes it's just a few dollars of of the regular ticket price; other times it's more substantial (like a "buy an adult ticket, get a child's ticket free," for example.) Here's a link to the Hornblower Cruise Deals page of the ARES Travel website so you can check out what the current discount is at this time. This will be a print-at-home ticket offer, so be sure you use a computer with a printer!
2.) Hornblower Internet Discounts: Don't head to for your cruise without checking Hornblower's website! The Hornblower Cruise website offers its own "internet specials;" by using a special coupon code that you'll find on their website, you may purchase your tickets online at discount price that's less than the ticket booth price! Use the link to the Hornblower website (just below) to see what internet specials they're running at the time you wish to take your cruise.
3.) California State Tourism discount coupon for Hornblower: You'll find a good Hornblower Cruise discount coupon on the www.VisitCalifornia.com website. This is the state's official tourism site, and the coupons you'll find there may be printed at your home or office. Here's a link to the Hornblower Cruise discount coupon on the VisitCalifornia.com website, where you'll find the coupon down near the end of the page.
San Diego Hornblower Cruise address & contact information
The San Diego Hornblower Cruise phone number is: 619/686-8700. You can also use the toll-free Hornblower Cruises phone number, 1/888/HORNBLOWER.
The San Diego Hornblower Cruise address is: 1066 North Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101. Here's a Google map to the San Diego Hornblower Cruise dock on the Embarcadero.
Hornblower Cruise Website: For further information about the company's tours, please use the following link to view the www.Hornblower.com website, which is the Hornblower Cruise Company's official website.
San Diego Cruise Ship Terminal
In the photo to your right, you see a large ocean liner!
The San Diego Cruise Ship Terminal lies along the Embarcadero! So, when you're strolling along the Embarcadero enjoying the attractions & beautiful views, you'll also get to see cruise ships bound for exotic adventures. Of course, in these days of terrorism, you can't just go and explore the cruise ship terminal like in days of yore. Only ticketed passengers may enter. Nevertheless, as you stroll along the Embarcadero, you'll find it interesting to view these sleek ships as they await the boarding of their passengers bound for a Pacific Ocean cruise.
The San Diego Cruise Ship Terminal address is 1140 North Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101. Here's a Google map to the San Diego Cruise Ship Terminal that you may use in planning your route.
The San Diego Cruise Ship Terminal phone number is (619) 686-6200.
Website: Here is the cruise terminal's website, which is actually a part of the Port of San Diego's website. The Cruise Terminal's official website is a fountain of information. If you're heading off to a fun cruise, you'll need it to find out up-to-the-minute cruise security regulations; the cruise line's schedule; and parking information (because you can't leave your car on the terminal's dock while you're out on your cruise.)
The Coronado Ferry
There's still another way to see the beautiful San Diego Harbor that we haven't yet talked about---you can ride the Coronado Ferry! Departing regularly throughout the day from the Broadway Pier, the Coronado Ferry will take you across the bay to the charming town of Coronado. At the ferry landing itself, there's a shopping center, restaurants, and a quiet little beach and park. Or, you could catch a cab to the town's little center, where you'll find still more shops, more restaurants, a cutesy strolling area...and the famous Hotel Del Coronado.The Coronado Ferry/Broadway Pier address is 1050 N Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101. The Broadway Pier is located at the intersection of North Harbor Drive with W Broadway. Here's a Google map to the Broadway Pier so you may plan your route.
Coronado Ferry Website: For more information about taking a ferry ride to Coronado, you may use the following link to view the Coronado Ferry Schedules from the City of Coronado website.
San Diego Embarcadero -- Seaport Village
Depending on how you look at the matter, it's either a blessing or a curse...but the fact is that you CAN'T see all of San Diego's Embarcadero in just one day!
Between touring the museums, the floating craft, and taking the cruises, we've ALREADY talked about more activities than you'll have time for in a one-day visit to the Embarcadero. The next activity we'll chat about could easily take up a whole day's visit just by itself! That's the cute Seaport Village shopping and dining complex at the south end of the Embarcadero.
It's called a "village" because it IS a village...a collection of cute, often quaint, little buildings strung together by sidewalks, bridges, and attractive landscaping.
One side of Seaport Village sits directly on the waters of San Diego Bay---and has quite a stunning view!
If you're here with a convention, you are in luck: Seaport Village is within walking distance of the San Diego Convention Center!
One specialty you won't want to miss at Seaport Village is the availability of great, fresh-seafood restaurants. Of course, just because you're visiting the waterfront doesn't mean you'll be in the mood for fish...but, no matter, you'll find plenty of other restaurants here, as well.
You'll also find some interesting shops for browsing at the village. One of the most intriguing thing about shopping at Seaport Village is that you'll find one-of-a-kind shops and boutiques here! This is definitively NOT a place to do your chain-store shopping!
For a current list of restaurants & stores, plus further information about the enchanting Seaport Village, use the following link to view the Seaport Village official website.
San Diego Embarcadero -- Gaslamp Quarter and Convention Center
When you stroll along the waterfront of the San Diego Embarcadero, you're not far from other famous San Diego attractions. One of these is the well-known Gaslamp Quarter.
The original buildings of the Gaslamp Quarter, most of which remain today, were built during a period of time between the 1870's and the 1920's.
By day, the Gaslamp Quarter is a family-friendly shopping-and-strolling area for looking into cute stores and boutiques. By night, though, the area "heats up" and becomes the local "parent's night out" destination, full of interesting restaurants and night spots.
The Gaslamp Quarter boast of hosting 90 restaurants...and, yes, that's just the RESTAURANTS! The list doesn't even begin to cover the night clubs and specialty shops. If you're planning to visit San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter, you'll want to browse through their very informative website for complete details. Please use the following link to view the www.Gaslamp.org site, which is the Gaslamp Quarter's official website.
The San Diego Convention Center sits directly to the side of BOTH the Embarcadero AND the Gaslamp Quarter! (Lucky are the conventioneers who get to attend meetings in San Diego!) The large and beautiful San Diego Convention Center can be seen from the patio of a Gaslamp Quarter restaurant's outdoor dining patio (in the photo to your right.)
If you're planning to attend a convention in San Diego, California, you may wish to look over the convention center's website. You'll find it at www.VisitSanDiego.com
San Diego Embarcadero -- Map and Directions
The San Diego Embarcadero is long. You may wish to re-park to visit attractions which are far away from one another. Since we've already talked about directions to the San Diego Maritime Museum towards the northern end of the Embarcadero, I'll use the space here to show you a map of the southern end of the Embarcadero. We'll use Seaport Village as our reference point.
The Seaport Village address is: 849 W. Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101. The Seaport Village phone number is 619/235-4014. This is the telephone number for the Seaport Village office in Suite D of the property.
You may use the following link to view a Google map of the Seaport Village area of the San Diego Embarcadero.
Note: In the photo to your left, you can see a cute child crusin' the Embarcadero in his kiddie car. Now, doesn't he "have it made?"
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Born in Oxfordshire, England, William Greenhill (1591-1671) was a popular preacher and spiritual guide in London. He was a member of the Westminster Assembly which met in the 1640's and he subsequently took part in the Savoy Conference. Ejected from the parish of Stepney in 1660 he moved on to pastor an Independent church until the time of his departure from the wilderness of this world.
From hence take this note, which is very considerable: That it is good to appear in the cause of God, and to be forward to vindicate his honour and glory, to stand for him and his people. It is good to vindicate God when he suffereth in his worship, in his servants, in his cause any way. The tribe of Levi was forward to vindicate God, and God rewarded them, they had a blessing that day. So Phinehas was zealous for God; Numb. 25:11-13, "Phinehas," saith God, "hath turned away my wrath from the children of Israel, while he was zealous for my sake among them. – Wherefore say, Behold, I give unto him my covenant of peace; and he shall have it, and his seed after him, even the covenant of an everlasting priesthood; because he was zealous for his God." If we shall appear in God's cause, and venture ourselves in his quarrel, we shall never lose by it. Peter was a man forward, he put forth himself for Christ, he would be first speaking: when Christ had said, "Whom do you say that I am?" saith he, "Thou art Christ, the Son of the living God." And presently Christ fastened a blessing upon him, "Blessed art thou, Simon Bar-Jonas, flesh and blood hath not revealed this unto thee. Thou art Peter, and upon this rock will I build my church." Men that go upon good grounds, and will lift up God's sabbaths, worship, honour, out of the dust, though they do hazard lives, estates, or limbs, God will remember it, and they shall be recompensed. You shall find in Judges 5:18, that "Zebulun and Naphtali were a people that jeoparded their lives unto death in the high places of the field." They went forth, and stood for God and his people against Jabin and Sisera that came against Israel, and threatened ruin: and, in Matt. 4:13-15, when Christ cometh, he preacheth the gospel first to them; God remembereth their kindness, and rewardeth it, though it were long before. So you may lay the foundation of a mercy for your posterities a hundred years hence. This should put us on to appear in the cause of God, whensoever we see idolaters, and the enemies of God, lift up their heads, and strike at truths, and God in his ordinances and servants. Put forth yourselves, God will remember you, though you jeopard your very lives.
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Thirty-five players invited to Canada's National Junior Team summer development camp
CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada, in partnership with the Canadian Hockey League, announced Friday a roster of 35 players that have been invited to Canada's National Junior Team summer development camp, set for Aug. 4-10 in Brossard, Que., and Lake Placid, N.Y.
Canada's roster, comprised of three goaltenders, 12 defencemen and 20 forwards, was selected by Ryan Jankowski, head scout of the men's Program of Excellence for Hockey Canada, along with Hockey Canada senior director of hockey operations and national teams Scott Salmond and the newly-formed Program of Excellence management group including Sean Burke and Bruce Hamilton.
Jankowski will continue to monitor these players and other potential candidates during the first few months of the 2013-14 season and at the CHL Super Series to determine who will be invited to Canada's National Junior Team selection camp in December. In total, 22 players will be selected to represent Canada at the 2014 IIHF World Junior Championship, Dec. 26, 2013 to Jan. 5, 2014 in Malmö, Sweden.
Canada's National Junior Team will gather in Brossard at the Montreal Canadiens' practice facility for two practices on Aug. 4 and 5 before travelling to Lake Placid, N.Y., for exhibition games against Finland (Aug. 7), Sweden (Aug. 8) and the United States (Aug. 10).
A number of the players on the summer development camp roster will be front and centre at the 2013 NHL Entry Draft on June 30 in New Jersey, where many are expected to be selected in the first and second rounds.
For more information on Canada's National Junior Team and Hockey Canada, please visit www.hockeycanada.ca, or follow along through social media at www.facebook.com/hockeycanada, www.twitter.com/hockeycanada and www.twitter.com/hc_men.
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Q: Microsoft Graph API - send email from multiple tenants We have many Linux servers that send out emails via command line to participants and members via M365 emails.  Currently, we use basic SMTP authentication for these.  We would like to start using modern authentication instead.  Some of the emails addresses are not controlled by us, and this way we wouldn't need the email password as part of our way of sending emails, just a token.
I've installed this library for Graph API with Python: https://github.com/O365/python-o365
and have two scripts:
authenticate.py
import re
import os
import json
import O365
from O365 import Account
from O365 import FileSystemTokenBackend

if not os.path.exists('auth'):
    print('auth directory does not exist.  Creating...')
    os.makedirs('auth')

c = json.loads(open('secret/secret.json').read())

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Authenticate email via M365 OAuth2.0 authentication.")

#required arguments
req = parser.add_argument_group('Required arguments')
req.add_argument('-e','--email', type=str, metavar='', required=True, help='Email address')

args = parser.parse_args()

credentials = (c['client_id'], c['client_secret'])

token_backend = FileSystemTokenBackend(token_path='auth', token_filename=args.email)

account = Account(credentials, token_backend=token_backend)

if account.authenticate(scopes=['https://graph.microsoft.com/.default']):
   print('Authenticated!')

emailer.py
import re
import os
import json
import O365
from O365 import Account
from O365 import FileSystemTokenBackend

c = json.loads(open('secret/secret.json').read())

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Send email via M365 OAuth2.0 authentication.")

#required arguments
req = parser.add_argument_group('Required arguments')
req.add_argument('-t','--to', nargs='+', type=str, required=True, help='To email address, space delimited')
req.add_argument('-u','--subject', type=str, required=True, help='Email subject')
req.add_argument('-o','--oauth', type=str, required=True, help='Email account for authentication')

#optional arguments
parser.add_argument('-m','--message', type=str, help='Email message')
parser.add_argument('-a','--attachment', nargs='+', type=str, help='Email attachment, space delimited')
parser.add_argument('-mf','--messageFile', type=str, help='Email message as HTML file')
parser.add_argument('-tm','--testMode', type=str, help='Run in test mode')
parser.add_argument('-cc','--cc', nargs='+', type=str, help='CC email address, space delimited')
parser.add_argument('-bcc','--bcc', nargs='+', type=str, help='BCC email address, space delimited')

args = parser.parse_args()

#checks local 'auth' directory for auth token with same name as sender
token_backend = FileSystemTokenBackend(token_path='auth', token_filename=args.oauth)

#check if both --message and --messageFiles are set, error out if so.
if args.message is not None and args.messageFile is not None:
    print("-mf/--messageFile and -m/--message can not both be set.  Exiting")
    exit()

if args.message is None and args.messageFile is None:
    print("Sending email with no body...")

#list auth tokens
tokens = os.listdir('auth')

#check if email has auth token
if args.oauth not in tokens:
    print("Email address not authorized.  Use authorizeEmail.py to authorize a new email address.")
    exit()

credentials = (c['client_id'], c['client_secret'])

account = Account(credentials, token_backend=token_backend)

mailbox = account.mailbox()

m = account.new_message(resource=args.oauth)
m.subject = args.subject

if args.attachment is not None:
    for i in args.attachment:
        if os.path.isfile(i):
            m.attachments.add(i)
        else:
            print(i, "is not a valid file.  Skipping...")

if args.messageFile is not None:
    with open(args.messageFile) as f:
        m.body = f.read()
elif args.message is not None:
    m.body = args.message

for i in args.to:
    if re.fullmatch("([a-zA-Z0-9_.+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9-]+\.[a-zA-Z0-9-.]+)", i):
        m.to.add(i)
    else:
        print(i, "is not a valid email, skipping...")

if args.cc is not None:
    for i in args.cc:
        if re.fullmatch("([a-zA-Z0-9_.+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9-]+\.[a-zA-Z0-9-.]+)", i):
            m.cc.add(i)
        else:
            print(i, "is not a valid email, skipping...")

if args.bcc is not None:
    for i in args.bcc:
        if re.fullmatch("([a-zA-Z0-9_.+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9-]+\.[a-zA-Z0-9-.]+)", i):
            m.bcc.add(i)
        else:
            print(i, "is not a valid email, skipping...")

if args.testMode is None:
    if m.send():
        print("Email sent successfully")
else:
    print("Test mode invoked, email not sent.")

I have created an Azure app on Tenant A as multi-tenant and set the following permissions:

I can use authenticate.py with a non-admin account in Tenant A and authenticate and get my access token.  I can then use emailer.py to send an email as that non-admin user in Tenant A.  That all works as intended.  However, if I try to use authenticate.py with a non-admin user in Tenant B, I get a warning that it needs admin consent to function.  I then log in as my admin account on Tenant B, get the response URL and get my access token.
However, if I try to then use emailer.py with that access token and send emails as the non-admin account in Tenant B, I get this error (email in URL replaced):
Client Error: 403 Client Error: Forbidden for url: https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/NONADMIN@TENANTB.COM/sendMail | Error Message: Access is denied. Check credentials and try again.

Is there a way to allow my app to send emails as users who are not part of my original Tenant A?  Also not opposed to using a CLI solution that already exists, but was not able to find much on my own.

A: Currently you are authenticating as a user in a particular tenant. This is called a Delegated permission. Once you authenticate you have an access token for a specific user in that specific tenant and, as you are finding, it cant be used to send email in another tenant.
You will need to do one of two things:

*

*Authenticate with each tenant using delegated permissions and send email using that token when you want to send email from that tenant.

*You might want to consider authenticating using the OAuth Client Credential flow with Admin consent. It uses an app id and secret to authenticate with a Tenant without needing a user present each time you need a new access token (they expire). You will need a Tenant Admin to consent to your App Id once per tenant.  From then on you can get access tokens as often as you like for the Mail.Send permission scope and send email from each of those tenants.

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What are the best methods for disposing of Phragmites after treatment? There are several options available that can help prevent Phragmites from returning after treatment.
Need to learn more about Phragmites management? View a summary of techniques below. Note that there is no single method that is a 'quick fix' to manage Phragmites: a multi-method approach is critical for success and long-term results. All management strategies should be used as part of an integrated management plan combining several of the techniques described below. View a list of best practices guidelines for more information, and enroll in the Phragmites Adaptive Management Framework to receive specific management guidance for your site!
Click to view an infographic illustrating the results.
Results: 2019 disposal questionnaire
How are managers in the Great Lakes region currently disposing of Phragmites after treatment? In spring 2019 we sent a question to the Phragmitesnet listserv asking for this information. Of the 57 responses received, 63% reported that they leave Phragmites in place, while 28% removed it from the site, and 9% removed seed heads only. Read below about disposal methods that are currently being used. Is there a method you use that isn't listed here? Please let us know and we will add it to the site!
Phragmites Removal
Stem Removal From Water
Collect cut stems into a barge or boat
Move the stems to land
Stem Removal From Land
Tractors and backhoes can collect the Phragmites into piles
Burying Phragmites
Effective burial requires about 70 cm (or 27 in) of soil over the Phragmites
Make sure the sediment is dry to prevent Phragmites re-sprouting
Nearby municipal dumps can also bury mounds under 70 cm without additional cost
Piling Phragmites After Cutting
Simply move piles to shore. When left high and dry, Phragmites won't re-sprout. Bare rock or nearby shoreline are best.
If mounds are large, use a barge to collect cut Phragmites and a backhoe to move them to a pile
Any regrowth can be managed by hand pulling or backpack spraying
Piles also speed up decomposition; crushing stems with equipment will also help speed up decomposition
If you can't move the cut material out of a wetland, moving Phragmites into a pile can create areas of open water
If a field is nearby, you can also leave these mounds and burn them during the prescribed fire's season
Burning dead Phragmites is an effective method to clear out a large amount of biomass
Cutting down stems isn't necessary for this method
Coastal Wetland Info
The Phragmites Collaborative
A Guide to the Control and Management of Invasive Phragmites
By the Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Invasive Phragmites Best Management Practices
By the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources
A Landowner's Guide to Phragmites Control
By the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality
Michigan Citizen's Guide to Invasive Plant Disposal
Produced by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy
Clean Equipment Protocol for Industry
By the Ontario Invasive Plant Council
Play Clean Go
Best practices for decontamination for campers, trail users, homeowners, and field workers
Sample sanitation protocol for contractors
This summarized protocol was shared with us from the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. For this project, the Band removed invasive Phragmites from wastewater treatment plants with native phrag. They set stringent rules for the contractors to follow when removing the Phrag, transporting it to landfill, cleaning the concrete-lined beds of Phrag material, laying down substrate and plastic sheeting on the bottom of the beds, and planting the native Phragmites. There is a 400 page document describing this protocol in detail, but this is the summary. Thank you to the Red Cliff Band for sharing this excellent work!
VIDEO: Cleaning Boats and Equipment to Prevent Aquatic Invasive Species in Michigan
Best Practices for Invasive Plant Management Planning
Land Manager's Guide to Developing an Invasive Plant Management Plan
By the US Fish and Wildlife Service and California Invasive Plant Council
How to Restore Phragmites-invaded Wetlands
By Rohal et. al from Utah State University
Restoring the Marsh–Phragmites Removal and Monitoring
By Michigan Sea Grant
A Manager's Guide to Roadside Revegetation Using Native Plants
By the Federal Highway Administration (2007)
Check out our page on Native vs. Non-native Phragmites. The following resources are also available from external sources:
Phragmites Field Guide: Distinguishing between native and exotic forms of Common Reed (Phragmites australis) in the United States
By Jil Swearingen and Kristen Saltonstall (2010)
Phragmites: Native or Not?
Phragmites: Distinguishing the native from the non-native form
By Michigan Natural Features Inventory
VIDEO: Native or Introduced? Identification of Phragmiteslineages in North America
By Dr. Kristin Saltonstall of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (2015)
VIDEO: Dr. Dan Carter Explains How to Identify Native Phragmites
By the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (2016)
Common Reed & Coastal Environments
By the Lake Huron Coastal Centre
Fact Sheet: A Healthy Marsh
Great Lakes Phragmites Collaborative Fact Sheet
By the Great Lakes Commission
The biology of Canadian weeds. Phragmites australis (Cav.) Trin. Ex Steud, by Drs Mal and Narine is a comprehensive review of litterature on Phragmites biology and population dynamics, historic progression in North-America, andcontrol and management strategies.
Read more about the Michigan Sea Grant restoration projects in Lake St. Clair coastal wetlands (St. John's Marsh, Lake St. Clair Metropark, and Harrison Township) here.
Glyphosate Fact Sheets (General & Technical): Two levels of detail on glyphosate, one of the most common herbicides used for Phragmites management, from the National Pesticide Information Center. The technical fact sheet contains information about surfactants as well.
Invasive Phragmites: a fact sheet developed by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources presents the negative impacts associated with Phragmites progression and provides tips to distinguish native and non-native Phragmites.
Invasive Phragmites Fact Sheet by Huron Pines with biological information as well as information about control options.
Non-native Phragmites Fact Sheet by the Great Lakes Commission, presents an overview of the current extent of Phragmites invasion across the Great Lakes Basin, lists associated impacts and provides links to management plans and useful resources for each of the Great Lakes states and provinces.
Phragmites resources by the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative include fact sheets, external links and resolutions passed the the organization.
Plant Profile for Phragmites australis, by the Natural Resources Conservation Service provides information on taxonomy and distribution.
Why Should I Care About Invasive Species? A good overview of the impacts of invasive species in the Midwest by the Midwest Invasive Plant Network (MIPN)


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The plantar nerves are a pair of nerves innervating the sole of the foot.  They arise from the posterior branch of the tibial nerve.

Medial plantar nerve

The medial plantar nerve supplies: the abductor hallucis, the flexor digitorum brevis, the flexor hallucis brevis and the first lumbrical. Cutaneous distribution of the medial plantar nerve is to the medial sole and medial three and one half toes, including the nail beds on the dorsum (like the median nerve in the hand). Mnemonic LAFF muscles (pronounced "laugh") L – first Lumbrical, A – Abductor Hallucis, F – Flexor digitorum brevis, F – flexor hallucis brevis

Lateral plantar nerve

The lateral plantar nerve supplies quadratus plantae, flexor digiti minimi brevis, adductor hallucis, the dorsal and plantar interossei, three lateral lumbricals and abductor digiti minimi. Cutaneous innervation is to the lateral sole and lateral one and one half toes (like the ulnar nerve).

References

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Although some may consider the two to be at odds with each other, international law has a direct impact on military activities in both peacetime and during conflict. International law defines what constitutes an armed attack, the right to national self-defense, and the limits on use of force during an armed conflict consistent with the Geneva Conventions.
Over the last several decades, legal scholars and military practitioners have clarified the rules of international law applicable to military activities in several domains. This includes the Harvard Manual on International Law Applicable to Air and Missile Warfare, and most recently the Tallinn Manual on the International Law Applicable to Cyber Warfare. However, to date there has not been any significant attempts to clarify how international law applies to military activities in space.
The panel discussion provided an overview of international law as it applies to military activities, and examples of how it has been clarified in certain domains, such as air and cyber, or for certain types of weapons, such as autonomous systems. It also examined the current status of international law as applied to military activities in the space domain, and potential benefits of further clarifying the existing norms and interpretations.


For anyone unaware, yesterday was UNIs annual day of giving and it looks to have been a big success. There were a number of goals that were surpassed (1200 donors, 50 states, etc.) and some of them triggered matching gifts.
Apparently the "day" runs thru 6 pm tonight. There is one goal that has not quite been met - 500 young alumni. It is just 4 short of the goal as I write this and if it is met there will be a $1500 match. So if you graduated in 2000 or after this would be a great time to make a small (or big, that's okay too) gift. 4 people giving 20 bucks each would bring in $1580.
And any other alumni or fans that didn't know about this are free to make a gift as well! I got two personal thank you videos from UNI students, that was neat.
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Alan Beyerchen, "Clausewitz, Nonlinearity and the Unpredictability of War," International Security , 17:3 (Winter, 1992), pp. 59-90. The full article is HERE.
©1993 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. It is reproduced here with the permission of the MIT Press.
Despite the frequent invocations of his name in recent years, especially during the Gulf War, there is something deeply perplexing about the work of Carl von Clausewitz (1780-1831). In particular, his unfinished magnum opus On War seems to offer a theory of war, at the same time that it perversely denies many of the fundamental preconditions of theory as such -simplification, generalization and prediction, among others. The book continues to draw the attention of both soldiers and theorists of war, although soldiers often find the ideas of Clausewitz too philosophical to appear practical, while analysts usually find his thoughts too empirical to seem elegant. Members of both groups sense that there is too much truth in what he writes to ignore him. Yet, as the historian Hans Rothfels has bluntly put it, Clausewitz is an author "more quoted than actually read." Lofty but pragmatic, by a theorist who repudiated conventional meanings of theory, On War endures as a compelling and enigmatic classic.
Just what is the difficulty with Clausewitz that makes his work so significant yet so difficult to assimilate? On War's admirers have sensed that it grapples with war's complexity more realistically than perhaps any other work. Its difficulty, however, has prompted different explanations even among Clausewitz partisans. Raymond Aron has spoken for those who believe that the incomplete and unpolished nature of On War is the primary source of misunderstanding: as Clausewitz repeatedly revises his treatise, he comes to a deeper understanding of his own ideas, but before his untimely death he brings his fully developed insights to bear only upon the final revision of Chapter 1 of Book One.
A second approach to the question is exemplified by Peter Paret's stress on the changing interpretation of any significant author over time. Clausewitz's writings have suffered more distortions than most, Paret has suggested, because abstracting this body of work from its times does violence to its insistence on unifying the universal with the historical particular. Thus for Paret the literature on Clausewitz has been "fragmented and contradictory in its findings" because of our lack of historical consciousness.
A third route to explaining the difficulties encountered in coping with On War has been typified by Michael Handel, for whom the issue is not so much changes in our interpolations as changes in warfare itself. Those aspects of On War that deal with human nature, uncertainty, politics and rational calculation "will remain eternally valid," he contended. "In all other respects technology has permeated and irreversibly changed every aspect of warfare." For Handel, the essential problem in understanding Clausewitz lies in our confrontation with a reality qualitatively different from his.
Each of these approaches has merit, yet none satisfies completely. I offer a revision of our perception of Clausewitz and his work by suggesting that Clausewitz displays an intuition concerning war that we can better comprehend with terms and concepts newly available to us: On War is suffused with the understanding that every war is inherently a nonlinear phenomenon, the conduct of which changes its character in ways that cannot be analytically predicted. I am not arguing that reference to a few of today's "nonlinear science" concepts would help us clarify confusion in Clausewitz's thinking. My suggestion is more radical: in a profoundly unconfused way, he understands that seeking exact analytical solutions does not fit the nonlinear reality of the problems posed by war, and hence that our ability to predict the course and outcome of any given conflict is severely limited.
The correctness of Clausewitz's perception has both kept his work relevant and made it less accessible, for war's analytically unpredictable nature is extremely discomfiting to those searching for a predictive theory. An approach through nonlinearity does not make other reasons for difficulty in understanding On War evaporate. It does, however, provide new access to the realistic core of Clausewitz's insights and offers a correlation of the representations of chance and complexity that characterize his work. Furthermore, it may help us to remove some unsettling blind spots that have prevented us from seeing crucial implications of his work.
Is War Nonlinear for Clausewitz?
If Beyerchen's discussion of nonlinearity intrigues you, you can pursue the topic by visiting the homepage of the Santa Fe Institute , a major center for the study of Complexity.


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7 Best Suspense Thriller Japanese Dramas (2019 Edition)
Knock knock! Who is there! It's a bunch of great suspenseful thriller Japanese dramas waiting to send shivers down the spine of all the Jdrama fans who love this genre. 2020 is just a blink away and before we blink, lets appreciate 2019's best dramas in the category which we specially selected for you guys.
Without further ado, scroll below to find out our top Jdrama recommendations.
1. Dying Eye
Dying Eye is suspense drama that starts on a night when Amemura Shinsuke who is bar tending in Tokyo. He is attached by a man which knocks his out memory. Post the attack, he starts having hallucinations about him being responsible for the death of woman call Kishinka Minae. It was the husband of this dead woman who came to attack Amemura later commits suicide. Amemura is having a tough time determining what is real and what is his imagination. He re-joins back at the bar and a beautiful woman is a customer that night at bar. His hallucinations turn wild. Find out what happens.
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2. 3- Nen- A- Gumi
The story is about a student Ibuki Hiiragi who takes 29 students as hostage for ten days. He is doing this as a process to find out the truth behind a suicide of a student. Incorrect answers to the question he asks to the student leads to their death as punishment.
3. Mistresses Onnatachi no Himitsu
A thrilling drama that focuses on four women of different personalities who are put in compromising situations. First woman is a doctor who was in love with her patient but dies under mysterious circumstances. She suspects the son of the patient to be behind it. Second woman is finding out joy after falling first time in love after 7 years. Third woman is a wife who is having differences of opinion on having a child. Fourth woman has a carefree personality and easy to jump into a relationship. Find out what happens in all their lives.
4. Mirror Twins
"Mirror Twins" is about 2 twin brothers who meet as adults who come from completely different circumstances. One is level headed detective, the other is a criminal mastermind. Both these brothers got separated at childhood due to a mishap. Detective Katsuragi is working on a murder case where the DNA of the suspect was sent for analysis. The DNA matched that of Katsuragi, this was a confirmation for him that his brother Yugo is alive and he sets forth to find him.
5. Two weeks
A suspenseful story which takes place around a family. Daichi plans to lead a normal life since his release from prison. Unfortunately, his daughter (Hana) who is 8 years old is diagnosed with Leukemia. Immediate blood transfusion is required to save her and Daichi's blood matches with her's. Everything falls apart when Daichi is arrested again on a murder case. Find out whether he will be able to help Hana. Is he the real culprit behind the murder case.
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6. Evils Wave: Murder Analysis Squad Spinoff (Aku Na Hadou)
It is murder mystery that takes place in 2014. Women are hanged to death by the killer and leaves behind notes to taunt the police. The police barely makes any progress on the case so it is handed to Detective Lgcuhi to proceed with the investigation. His prime suspect is Nogi Naoya due to his secretive nature. Lguchi pursues his suspect to find out the possible motive for him to do this.
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7. Follow Saretara Owari
A group of friends since college systematically faces a threat of being exposed to the world of their actions. If exposed their fame and glory is at stake. An anonymous hacker is is conducting the operation to expose their secrets.
So here was our nail biting Jdramas for you. Feel free to share your views and comments in the section below.
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