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declare(strict_types=1);

namespace Sylius\Bundle\UserBundle\Form\Type;

use Sylius\Bundle\ResourceBundle\Form\Type\AbstractResourceType;
use Symfony\Component\Form\Extension\Core\Type\CheckboxType;
use Symfony\Component\Form\Extension\Core\Type\EmailType;
use Symfony\Component\Form\Extension\Core\Type\PasswordType;
use Symfony\Component\Form\Extension\Core\Type\TextType;
use Symfony\Component\Form\FormBuilderInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Form\FormInterface;
use Symfony\Component\OptionsResolver\OptionsResolver;

/**
 * @author Łukasz Chruściel <lukasz.chrusciel@lakion.com>
 */
abstract class UserType extends AbstractResourceType
{
    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function buildForm(FormBuilderInterface $builder, array $options): void
    {
        $builder
            ->add('username', TextType::class, [
                'label' => 'sylius.form.user.username',
            ])
            ->add('email', EmailType::class, [
                'label' => 'sylius.form.user.email',
            ])
            ->add('plainPassword', PasswordType::class, [
                'label' => 'sylius.form.user.password.label',
            ])
            ->add('enabled', CheckboxType::class, [
                'label' => 'sylius.form.user.enabled',
            ])
        ;
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function configureOptions(OptionsResolver $resolver): void
    {
        $resolver
            ->setDefaults([
                'data_class' => $this->dataClass,
                'validation_groups' => function (FormInterface $form): array {
                    $data = $form->getData();
                    if ($data && !$data->getId()) {
                        $this->validationGroups[] = 'sylius_user_create';
                    }

                    return $this->validationGroups;
                },
            ])
        ;
    }
}


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The easiest way to do this is to masquerade the connection.
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Accenture Unveils $450 Million SOA Initiative
That money will be used in part to fund a new service-oriented architecture lab, which will focus on accelerating the development of custom applications in specific industries, beginning with health care and financial services.
Accenture said Wednesday it will invest $450 million during the next three years to accelerate the growth of its service-oriented architecture (SOA) capabilities.
The strategy, aimed at helping companies realize the benefits of SOA, calls for a new center dubbed Accenture Technology Lab for SOA Innovation.
The new facility, meant to accelerate the development of custom SOA applications, will concentrate on specific industries, beginning with healthcare and financial services.
"The lab will answer the question whether SOA will become the default way companies build and integrate systems," said David Nichols, an executive partner and the global SOA lead in Accenture's Technology & Delivery group. "If so, what are the key challenges? Are they skills, technology, or the ability to integrate business processes across organizations?"
The lab's tools and methods are being designed to assist companies in reshaping legacy computer systems into applications. It's a joint effort between all four of Accenture's research and development facilities, which are located in Chicago; Palo Alto, Calif.; Sophia Antipolis, France; and Bangalore, India.
"Not only will the lab enable Accenture to get their ideas together at their desks, but test the idea in a safe environment to see if it's doable," said Marianne Hedin, program manager at research firm IDC. "They will test to find out the benefits, the challenges, and if it's a project a client can actually get use. They won't use the client as a test bed, because that does happen sometimes."
Gartner Inc. research vice president Jeff Woods says companies today face two major problems when it comes to applications: enabling business agility and managing innovation. Woods explains additional investments in SOA development are important, but the real "game-changing idea" is the platform for business applications.
Although Gartner calls SOA "the emergence of the Business Process Platform (BPP)," the technology transition "is as important as the move to relational databases, object-oriented programming, and client/server," Woods said.
One primary task of the new lab will focus on building reusable modules by using domain-specific language and model-driven development. In model-driven development, applications are written in business language, instead of computer languages. The domain-specific business language automatically converts it into computer code. The language is designed to be useful for a specific set of business tasks.
The lab will initially focus on the healthcare industry at least until March 2007, with a project aimed at integrating multiple steps to fill prescriptions. These include credit-checking, billing code generation, and risk assessment.
Accenture decided to focus initially on healthcare, and specifically e-prescriptions because "everyone understands what a prescription is," says Don Rippert, Accenture's chief technology officer. "If we have picked the stock [transactions] in the chemical industry, we'd spend a lot of time explaining that" to SOA customers and partners.
E-prescribing processes involve many individuals, including the doctor, the patient, the pharmacy, as well as the need to check for drug allergies, adverse reactions, insurance coverage and more, making it an easy example for Accenture to explain to clients and others the benefits SOA can bring.
InformationWeek's Marianne Kolbasuk McGee contributed to this report.

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Posted on April 18, 2014 by Theosophy Watch | 6 Comments
THERE would be no glorious bursting forth of nature at Easter-time without the cyclic journey of the Sun. The Sun-cycle ushers springtime into the world above the equator, and the ancients regarded this as the reincarnation season of the year.
The celebration of Ēoestre or Ostara is an old pagan festival, and is the origin of the word Easter. She is the goddess who symbolized the dawn, the warm Spring sun, the resurrection of Spirit in Earth, and much more.
"Just as there is a real Christmas—the time of winter solstice, explains the Theosophy School text, The Eternal Verities:—"there is a real Easter, a Sun-cycle, the time of the Vernal Equinox."
In the legend, when the beautiful Goddess Ēoestre saw all this wonderful work of hers, she said: "Hereafter, every year I will have one day called Easter, after me. That day, all shall celebrate the awakening of Life from its winter sleep."
"Then shall all people be joyous and glad and give each other eggs as gifts, for the Egg shall be my symbol. So it is fitting, for all Life is first within the egg."
The art of the decorated egg in Ukraine, or the pysanka, dates back to ancient times. Pysanky is a 4,000 year old tradition. No actual ancient examples exist, as eggshells are fragile.
Many Springs
Goddesses related to Ostara were known in ancient cultures around the Mediterranean, and were celebrated in the springtime: Aphrodite from Cyprus, Astarte from Phoenicia, Demeter from Mycenae, Hathor from Egypt, Ishtar from Assyria, and Kali from India.
Perhaps some of the most impressive egg designs of Easter are known as Pysanka. These Ukrainian treasures (examples here) are hollowed-out eggs decorated with traditional Ukrainian folk designs.
Sacred Symbol
The Norsemen were not the only peoples that exchanged colored eggs at the time of Vernal Equinox. The Egyptians regarded them as sacred symbols, and hung them in their temples.
The cosmos in the form of an egg was the most widely diffused belief of antiquity. In the egg is Life, which is Light, and from the One white light come all the colors.
"The Egg was incorporated as a sacred sign in the cosmogony of every people on the Earth," writes H. P. Blavatsky in The Secret Doctrine, "and was revered both on account of its form and its inner mystery.
"From a latent 'nothing' was produced an active something, needing only heat," she says. "Gradually evolving and breaking its own shell, the creature appeared to be a self-generated, and a self-created being."
"This must have been a standing miracle from the beginning!"
"The gradual development of the invisible germ within the closed shell, the inward working, without any apparent outward interference of force, symbolized the origin and secret of Being."
Chicks Hatching
Kalahansa
In the symbolism of ancient thinkers, the Universe was produced by an Egg dropped into Chaos by an ever invisible, mysterious Bird called Kalahansa, "the swan in (Space and) Time."
It was also the "Swan of Eternity," who lays at the beginning a "Golden Egg."
It typifies the great Circle, or O, itself a symbol for the universe and its spherical bodies.
"As a Circle and a Sphere, the Golden Egg was chosen as the symbolic representation of the Universe, and of our earth, and the ovi-form shape of our globe must have been known from the beginning of symbology, since it was so universally adopted."
– H. P. Blavatsky, "The Mundane Egg"
Easter Song
(Theosophy School Songbook)
Click here or below to view or download
the original sheet music.
"Life laughs in bud and bloom
from out the bough,
'Tis Easter now!
The Sun his golden journey makes
In circle wide across the sky.
O, Radiance, teach us how
To mirror in our eyes the gleam,
To let shine forth the Light we dream,
This Easter now!"
The pysanky have been found in many sites, and fragments have been discovered in the graves of both children and adults.
Trypillian Pysanky:
Modern Expressions of Neolithic Designs
(click here for link)
The first manifestation of the Cosmos in the form of an egg was the most widely diffused belief of antiquity. It was a symbol adopted among the Greeks, the Syrians, Persians, and Egyptians.
In an Egyptian Ritual, Seb, the god of Time and of the Earth, is spoken of as having laid an egg, or the Universe, "an egg conceived at the hour of the great one of the Dual Force."
Sun-Worshipers
"At the 5000 year old Loughcrew megalithic cairn T in Ireland, the rising sun on the mornings around the equinoxes (March and September) illuminate the passage and chamber.
In the video below the inner illumination by the sun in the chamber during the Spring Equinox has been compressed from 50 minutes to 40 seconds.
"The backstone of the chamber with its engraved sun symbols is bathed in a blaze of golden light during the 50 minute illumination. Sunbeam moving from the backstone to the sill stone and the stones in the main chamber."
"The ancient sun-worshipers regarded the Great Spirit as a nature-god, identical with nature," writes H. P. Blavatsky in Isis Unveiled, "and the sun as the deity, 'in whom the Lord of life dwells.' The sun is the source of the souls and of all life."
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Universal Egg Symbols
With the Greeks the "Orphic Egg" is described by Aristophanes, and was part of the Dionysiac and other mysteries.
With the Egyptians, "Ra" is shown, like the Hindu Brahma, gestating in the Egg of the Universe.
The Mundane Egg
Its consecration and significance was explained by Porphyry who called it a representation of the world.
(All above collated from The Secret Doctrine 1:359)
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Environmental and social justice activist Julia Butterfly Hill explains that when we act from a consciousness of oneness we make mindful decisions that consider the whole rather than just ourselves.
The names Oestre or Eastre, mean "movement towards the rising sun," and in Germany is named Ostara.
Isis – Egyptian Solar Deity
As a solar deity, Ostara is celebrated on March 21st at the Spring Equinox, because the days are brighter and growing longer.
She is a goddess of the dawn and the spring, and her name derives from words for dawn, the shining light arising from the east.
Our words for the female hormone "estrogen" derives from her name.
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by H. P. Blavatsky
"Ostara is a fertility Goddess, the northern counterpart of Astarte and Ishtar. She is associated with the Moon, with eggs, Dawn, and the East – all symbolizing her primary qualities of bringing birth, rebirth and renewal to a winter-weary world.
"She is originally associated with the Hare. Unlike rabbits, hare babies are born fully furred, with their eyes open."
"The word Easter evidently comes from Ostara, the Scandinavian goddess of spring. She was the symbol of the resurrection of all nature and was worshipped in early spring. Eggs were symbolical from an early time.
"It was a custom with the pagan Norsemen at that time to exchange coloured eggs called the eggs of Ostara. These have now become Easter-Eggs."
Dazhboh
As in many ancient cultures, Ukrainians worshipped a sun god (Dazhboh). The sun was important – it warmed the earth and thus was a source of all life.
Eggs decorated with nature symbols became an integral part of spring rituals, serving as benevolent talismans.
In pre-Christian times, Dazhboh was one of the main deities in the Slavic pantheon; birds were the sun god's chosen creations, for they were the only ones who could get near him.
Sun God Dazhboh
Humans could not catch the birds, but they did manage to obtain the eggs the birds laid. Thus, the eggs were magical objects, a source of life.
Ostara (1884) by Johannes Gehrts. The goddess flies through the heavens surrounded by beams of light, and animals.
With the advent of Christianity, via a process of religious syncretism, the symbolism of the egg was changed to represent, not nature's rebirth, but the rebirth of man. Christians embraced the egg symbol and likened it to the tomb from which Christ rose.
Ukraine forcibly converted to Christianity
Christian or Pagan?
Acharya is a scholar classically educated in archaeology, history, mythology and languages. Acharya specializes in religion and mythology, critiquing and comparing them, and providing unique insights into their origins.
Although born into a Christian (Congregationalist Protestant) family, Acharya does not subscribe to any particular religion, nor is she a hardcore "atheist."
Religious scholar, Acharya S., recently made a fellow of the Committee of Scientific Examination or Religion, examines the connections between religious belief and our ancient connection with the Sun.
Acharya is also a member of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Greece, and speaks Greek, French, Spanish, Italian, German and Portuguese.
Acharya will challenge your beliefs if you have had any form of religious upbringing, but if you watch and listen closely and add the dots together you will see that her conclusions have a solid [and Theosophical] grounding.
Mundane Egg Myths
With the acceptance of Christianity in 988, the decorated pysanka, in time, was adapted to play an important role in Ukrainian rituals of the new religion.
Many symbols of the old sun worship survived and were adapted to represent Easter and Christ's Resurrection.
The Christ Sun
"As expressed in Asgard And The Gods: 'Christianity put another meaning on the old custom, by connecting it with the feast of the Resurrection of the Saviour,
"…who, like the hidden life in the egg, slept in the grave for three days before he awakened to new life."
"This was the more natural," Blavatsky writes in the Theosophical Glossary, "since Christ was identified with that same Spring Sun which awakens in all his glory, after the dreary and long death of winter.
"There was the 'Mundane Egg', in which Brahma gestated, with the Hindus the Hiranya-Gharba, and the Mundane Egg of the Egyptians, which proceeds from the mouth of the 'unmade and eternal deity,' Kneph, and which is the emblem of generative power.
"The Egg of Babylon, which hatched Ishtar, and was said to have fallen from heaven into the Euphrates.
"Eggs were symbolical from an early time. There was the "Mundane Egg", in which Brahmâ gestated, with the Hindus the Hiranya-Gharba, and the Mundane Egg of the Egyptians, which proceeds from the mouth of the 'unmade and eternal deity,' Kneph, and which is the emblem of generative power. Therefore coloured eggs were used yearly during spring in almost every country.
"In Egypt they were exchanged as sacred symbols in the spring-time, which was, is, and ever will be, the emblem of birth or rebirth, cosmic and human, celestial and terrestrial."
"They were hung up in Egyptian temples and are
so suspended to this day in Mahometan mosques."
Theosophical Glossary (Easter, Eggs)
– H. P. Blavatsky
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6 responses to "Goddess and the Christ Sun, the Real Story of Easter"
LaBrusk | October 30, 2016 at 10:54 AM | Reply
"Christ Sun" ))) ? …christians just perverted ancient celebration. one of many.
nancybragin | April 21, 2014 at 12:00 AM | Reply
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nancybragin | April 20, 2014 at 11:53 PM | Reply
Absolutely wonderful, thank you so much. Blessed be in this season of resurrection.
Theosophy Watch | April 21, 2014 at 1:46 AM | Reply
Thanks Nancy, love ya!
Monica Pege | April 18, 2014 at 11:29 AM | Reply
Thank you so much, TW, for this post, so remarkably thorough, and beautiful. I am forever grateful for the Light of Theosophy, which relentlessly refuses to leave us ignorant, with deadletter explanations, and no connection to understanding the Truths behind the symbols. So wonderful, and even fun to learn about the origin of things, and the true sacredness of this season, as well as of all Life. Acharya is wonderful, I'd love to read more of her work, the Ukraine has a great legacy, and the adornment of the eggs with all those beautiful symbols are really inspiring, still so connected to the Universal. I'm very happy to have the sheet music for the Theosophical Easter song, a delightful gift. May everyone have a Blessed and Happy, Passover, Easter, Season of Renewal…Much love to all…NAMASTE.
Theosophy Watch | April 18, 2014 at 3:44 PM | Reply
Thanks as always for your sensitive, insightful comments Monica. May all the wonders of this renewal season flow through and enliven you! Namaste!!


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Xiphopteris is a defunct genus of ferns in the family Polypodiaceae. The name is derived from two Greek words: xiphos, "sword", and pteris, "fern".

The name "Xiphopteris" can no longer be used because its type species, Xiphopteris serrulata has been transferred to Cochlidium. Because Xiphopteris is polyphyletic, some of its species were not transferred to Cochlidium with the type species. For these, the name Xiphopteris has been used provisionally, pending their reassignment to other genera.

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Following is an article written by Derrick Wilburn who is a black, conservative writer. Poor old Harry Truman missed the money train!
"I can't fault them for wanting to live in a beautiful home in a beautiful neighborhood. It's the hypocrisy that gets me. Campaign against the top 1% then lose and become one of the top 1%.
Something STRANGE happens when Democrats leave the White House… As they prepare for their exodus from the White House, the Obamas are about to join another rarified club that of the ruling liberal elite class owning multiple ultra-expensive homes in highly exclusive communities that none can afford save the one percenters. The very same one percenters whom they rant and rail against as being the greedy,ego-centric millionaires who simply have too much. Following the likes of Bill and Hillary Clinton who (despite Hillary's claim earlier this year that they left White House dead broke as she was stealing china, art, etc from the white house) somehow managed to educate their daughter at Stanford, Oxford, NYU and Columbia ($500,000?), acquire a$1.7 million estate in Chappaqua and a $2.85 million mansion in Georgetown and then Bernie Sanders who, shortly after ending his 2016 presidential bid, bought his third home a $600,000 lakefront vacation house on Lake Champlain.
Barack and Michelle have real estate designs of their own. Upon his leaving the presidency the Obamas will not be returning to Chicago they will instead be moving into a $6 million, 8,200-square foot, 9-bedroom 12-bathroom mansion in Kalorama, one of the Washington District's most posh, desirable and exclusive neighborhoods in the heart of one of America's wealthiest zip codes. With daughter Malia off to college that leaves just Barack, Michelle and Sasha until the younger daughter graduates high school in 2018.
The hypocrisy and do as I say not as I do hubris of all these wealthy climate change proponents is sickening. By the way, the Obama's new home is just two doors down from Clinton campaign manager, John Podesta, who recently lost the most significant campaign of his life.
But that's not the new news. We have now learned Barack and Michelle are the proud owners of yet another home, on the Left Coast. The Obama's have a new home in Rancho Mirage, California. Rancho Mirage is a popular golf getaway which would explain its attraction to the ex-golfing pres. By some counts this makes the Obama's fifth home. Also from Page Six, The Obama's are also said to have bought a holiday getaway in the state of Hawaii. How many American families own five houses?
The relocation habits of Democrats leaving office is very interesting. For example; having been voted out of office in 2014, Louisiana Senator Mary Landrieu didn't return to Louisiana. She instead made her 7,300-square foot $2.5 million Washington DC mansion her new home. Rather than returning to Little Rock, when Bill and Hill left the White House they chose the liberal, ultra-wealthy haven of Chappaqua New York with its average household income of $285,801 and average household net worth of $1,564,366 for their new residence.
Now it's the Obama's turn. Are they going back to Chicago to live among'st the little people and take their chances becoming yet another statistic (total number shot as of this writing this year: 3,961) No, they, like the others, are moving into a private, secured community to live in a house big enough for five families where they will host cocktail parties for golf buddies and other millionaire and billionaire friends.
Yet like the Sanders, Landrieus and Clintons of the world, they will accept exorbitant five-, six-, even seven-figure speaking fees to give speeches about how the rich in our country are steadily pulling away from everyone else and increasingly isolating themselves. About how the concentration of wealth at the top is allowing some Americans to own multiple houses, vacation when and as they please and live lives most cannot. They'll blather on and on about how the rich are a big part of the problems in our country.
I can't fault them for wanting to live in a beautiful home in a beautiful neighborhood. Its the hypocrisy that gets me. Campaign against the top 1%, lose, then become the top 1% themselves.
They'll blather on and on about how the rich are a big part of the problems in our country but they gladly join them hoping no one will notice. Well, we did!"
(Harry Truman once said 'one cannot become wealthy being a president unless you are doing something crooked' )"
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The Crown Thai Restaurant – Located on Perimeter Road not far from the new middle entrance to Clark. It has a large interior that not too long ago hosted a Japanese restaurant. For history buffs this building was occupied by Marylou's beauty salon when the US Air Force Base was located at Clark. For the record I am a big fan of Thai food having served in Thailand for 5 years and have eaten in various Thai restaurants in Angeles City over the long years I have resided here. Needless to say I was excited to learn that a new Thai restaurant had opened within s short distance of our residence and a few days ago accompanied Mrs Horse and our son for what we hoped would be a great Thai feast. Sadly, our experience was less than satisfying no doubt because we might have chosen a few items from the menu that were not to our taste. One was the soup and the other was the Papaya salad. The Thai fried rice was excellent and the Thai noodle dish was good. The cook is Filipino so maybe he like to deviate from the Thai recipe and be a bit creative. If we were to go back I would order the Papaya salad without the addition of tiny pieces of shrimp as it gave the salad a very strong fish taste, so strong we could not eat it. The spicy Thai shrimp soup came with noodles in it which is the first time I have seen this in any Thai restaurant. For now, we will stick with the more traditional Thai restaurants here such as the Siam, the Chiang Mai and the Purple Pad Thai.
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Дуаньму́ Цы (, 520 г. до н. э. — 456 год до н. э.), известный также под вторым именем Цзыгу́н(子贡) — китайский философ, дипломат, политик и предприниматель, один из ближайших к Конфуцию его учеников.

Биография
Родился в древнекитайском царстве Вэй. Будучи на 31 год младше Конфуция, считался одним из самых талантливых и красноречивых ораторов среди его учеников. Начиная трудиться простым торговцем, благодаря своим способностям в купеческом деле он с годами стал обладателем значительного состояния. Конфуций отмечал его замечательные деловые качества, не только как предпринимателя, но и позднее, когда Дуаньму Цы, поступив на государственную службу, выполнял в различных китайских государствах достаточно деликатные и сложные политические поручения. В то же время он считал, что его ученику не хватает необходимых тонкости и чуткости в понимании нужд и переживаний других людей для достижения подлинного совершенства. Позднее Дуаньму Цы подвергался критике со стороны Конфуция за то, что был слишком строг с другими людьми (отмечено в Лунь Юй). Дуаньму Цы является наиболее часто упоминаемым из его учеников в «Беседах с Конфуцием».

О жизни Дуаньму Цы сохранились несколько историй. Так, однажды правитель царства Ци спросил его, как высоко Конфуций может оценить носимый им, царём, титул. На это Дуаньму Цы ответил: «Я этого не знаю. Всю свою жизнь я вижу небо над головой, но не знаю, насколько оно высоко, и землю под ногами, но не знаю, насколько она тверда. В своём познании Конфуция я как человек, испытывающий жажду, и который идёт к реке с кубком, пьёт и пьёт воду, но так и не узнаёт, как глубока эта река». После смерти Конфуция самые верные его ученики соорудили хижину близ могилы учителя и три года там оплакивали его смерть. Однако Цзыгун оставался в трауре и после ухода остальных у этой могилы ещё три года.

После прохождения ученичества у Конфуция Дуаньму Цы получает назначение комендантом в Синьян. Был ловким и искусным политиком. В исторической хронике Ши цзи о нём записано: «В смутные времена Цзыгун защитил царство Лу, довёл до состояния хаоса царство Ци, разгромил царство У, усилил царство Цзин и возвысил до положения гегемона над другими царство Юэ. Цзыгун в своей посреднической миссии и в отношениях между враждующими царствам сумел использовать стратегию противопоставления сил одних государств — другим, в результате чего в течение десяти лет продолжались брожения в этих царствах (Ши цзи, 67)».

Согласно Сыма Цяню, Дуаньму Цы служил министром в царствах Лу и Вэй. Умер в царстве Ци.

В шестой книге известного конфуцианского философа Сунь-цзы (313—238 г.г. до н. э.) заключительная её часть представляет собой восхваления учению Конфуция и его верного последователя Цзыгуна.

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В храмах, посвящённых Конфуцию, таблица с именем Дуаньму Цы находится на третьем месте среди «Двенадцати мудрых». Во времена империи Тан императором Сюань-цзуном Дуаньму Цы был посмертно присвоен титул гуна царства Ли (Лиян). Во времена империи Сун ему было посмертно присвоен титул вана царства Ли.

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"Gonzalo Garcia rises on tiptoe, brown eyes wide, chest reaching. He opens his arms for his ballerina, Tina LeBlanc, and she melts inside them, giggling.
It's the same swooning reaction legions of ballet fans have to Garcia's Spanish good looks and bighearted dancing, but there's an undercurrent of regret this afternoon in one of San Francisco Ballet's studios. The "Don Quixote" performances LeBlanc and Garcia are rehearsing for, with their final show scheduled for Saturday evening, will mark Garcia's last dance in San Francisco.
"I'm losing my favorite partner!" LeBlanc laments as they rewind the tape to run their romantic pas de deux once more. "We really feel each other," she explains.
"We breathe together," Garcia interjects in his sibilant Castilian accent.
"I wouldn't say we're one entity, but it's the closest I've come to that," LeBlanc says.
LeBlanc, the company's most sparkling veteran ballerina, knows just what she's losing. So do the Ballet's audiences. Garcia, 27, is a special case in San Francisco Ballet history, a joyful boy who grew up in the company's school to become a personal protege of Artistic Director Helgi Tomasson. His jumps are soaring, his musicality engrossing, his puppyish enthusiasm irresistible. But most all, his pure love of dancing is magnetic.
But with familiarity comes fierce attachment, and small wonder fans were shocked and crestfallen at the announcement, a month ago, that Garcia would leave at the end of this season. The news came just as Garcia was hitting a high point of his career, secure as the company's leading male dancer in roles as iconic as Balanchine's "Apollo" and "Giselle's" Prince Albrecht.


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This consultation is open for a period from 1 August to 22 October.
We invite your views to each of the questions in the following section.


If you spend your life trying to be good at everything, you will never be great at anything. While our society encourages us to be well-rounded, this approach inadvertently breeds mediocrity. Perhaps the greatest misconception of all is that of the well-rounded leader.


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The Coronado High School Sailing Team (CHSST) is a club sport operating under the rules of the Interscholastic Sailing Association (ISSA) and the Pacific Coast Interscholastic Sailing Association (PCISA).
ISSA encompasses approximately 370 high school teams nationally, of which approximately 100 teams are from California and Hawaii. The team has a rich history and has placed highly in many events.
Coronado High School students are eligible to tryout for the team. The coach will select team members through try-outs with preference given to returning team members. Team size is limited to 24 sailors. A JV developmental team may be formed if more than 24 sailors try out. If space is available, eighth grade students and possibly students from other schools may participate on a limited basis in practices and practice regattas. All sailors must agree to abide by and sign the code of conduct and rules.
The team trains most Tuesdays at 2:45-5:30 and Thursdays at 3:00-5:30 at Coronado Yacht Club. Sailors are expected to attend every practice, team meetings, and participate in regattas for which they are selected. Sailors participating in other sports may only do so with the coach's approval. All sailors must contact the coach if they will not be attending practice. Sailors have the opportunity to earn CHS Varsity and Junior Varsity letters.
Please see the linked handbook and forms for more information.
Please click here for the PCISA Schedule.
Please click here for the handbook.
On the West Coast, the Pacific Coast Interscholastic Sailing Association (PCISA) calendar consists of six (6) events that represent the qualification series for the Mallory Trophy (see below). Each team best three regattas count for 10% each, and the final regatta (the Pacific Coast Championship) counts for a whopping 70% of the final score. Approximately 5 teams qualify from the PCISA district to attend the High School Nationals (Mallory Regatta).
Sea Otter Regatta(1/6) This regatta is hosted by Monterey YC in October.
Anteater Regatta (2/6) This regatta is hosted by UC Irvine in November and sailed in Newport Harbor.
Rose Bowl Regatta (3/6) Hosted by USC in January and sailed in Long Beach Harbor.
Cardinal Regatta (4/6) Hosted by Stanford University in February and sailed on San Francisco Bay.
Gaucho Regatta (5/6) Hosted by UC Santa Barbara in March and sailed in the ocean off Santa Barbara.
Pacific Coast Championship Gold Fleet (6/6) Site varies, sailed in April. This regatta represents the most heavily weighted event towards qualifying for High School National Championship.
Silver Fleet (JV) Pacific Coast Championship Site varies, sailed in April. This regatta provides a separate venue/regatta for teams that were unable to qualify for the gold fleet PCC's.
"SoCal" Regattas These events are "practice regattas, hosted by various clubs throughout California, and trophies are awarded to "non-varsity" sailors only. These events have no effect on PCISA qualifying results.
Mallory Regatta (established 1930) The double-handed National Championship sailed in May. Includes teams from across the nation that has qualified in their district through a series of races during the school year. The event is usually sailed in FJ's or 420's. The location rotates around the country from year to year.
Cressy Regatta (established 1930) The single-handed National Championship is sailed in October. Includes individuals from across the nation that has qualified in their district at Cressy Elimination Regatta. The event in full rig Lasers and Laser Radials. The location rotates around the country from year to year.
Baker Regatta (established 1960) The Team Racing Nationals Championship sailed in April provides a whole different challenge with separate rules and format. Each team qualifies in their district and is represented by 6 sailors. FJ's or 420's are the boats most often used.


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A wonderfully eccentric music video from Body Parts for the track "Doing Things," which comes from the band's 2011 album, On Purpose. Listen here. Ups to director Mike Karnell. It's an engaging watch from beginning to end.


- Coordinate and ensure smooth and accurate financial processes including monthly closing of books, managing our bookkeeper, weekly check runs, staff reimbursements, and credit card use.
- Review monthly financial reports, prepare basic financial reports and budgets for funding proposals, and support the Director of Strategy during Essie's annual budgeting process.
- Coordinate materials as part of annual audit preparations and serve as an internal resource and steward of strong internal controls.
- Collaboratively draft financial policies and procedures and recommend changes as necessary in alignment with growth of Essie's staff and budget.
- Manage and improve organization-wide systems, including those focused on storage, communication, and workflow management.
- Routinely analyze and test our systems, and where appropriate, make recommendations for system and process improvements in consideration of budget and organizational needs.
- Serve as Essie's Salesforce administrator, train and support staff in using Salesforce, manage contractors for database customization as needed.
- Develop, maintain, and train all staff on organization-wide digital security protocols.
- Develop and implement trainings that equip all staff with sufficient information to be good stewards of our resources on basic non-profit finance as well as Essie's chart of accounts, budget classes, and policies.
- Manage technology vendors including IT and Zoom; purchase and oversee equipment.
- Manage Operations Coordinator and up to one intern.
The Finance and Operations Specialist is a full-time exempt position. The salary for this position is between $60,000 - $65,000 depending on experience with full medical, dental, and vision benefits, optional 401(k), a substantial vacation package, and a monthly personal wellness stipend.
This position is supervised by the Director of Strategy. The position is not remote and is based at Essie's office in Oakland, California.
Essie's mission is to harness the collective power of women with incarcerated loved ones to end mass incarceration's harm to women and communities.
The incarceration of a loved one is a life altering experience. Women with incarcerated loved ones take on an extraordinary financial and emotional toll as we strain to bring resources into our families in the context of often overwhelming criminal justice costs (phone calls, prison visits, commissary bills, attorney fees, bail bonds debt, and more). Moreover, the separation from a loved one by prison or jail is traumatic. Although millions of people experience the effects of mass incarceration, social support for women with incarcerated loved ones can be hard to find due to the intense stigma surrounding incarceration. The result is isolation. Women with incarcerated loved ones experience significant or extreme isolation, which is a barrier to our health, joy, and power to create change in our families and communities. Read more in our report "Because She's Powerful: The Political Isolation and Resistance of Women with Incarcerated Loved Ones.
Our nine-week Healing to Advocacy model works to break isolation, increase wellness, and facilitate personal and community transformation among women with incarcerated loved ones. Women who join one of our cohorts commit to nine-weeks of 3 hour weekly sessions. During the nine weeks,12 -15 women move together through individually held pain to begin journeys of collective healing, share resources that offer beams of support to families during crisis, and gain confidence to advocate for change. To reduce barriers for women's leadership, Essie provides transportation support, childcare, and meals. All cohorts are facilitated by graduates of our Healing to Advocacy program and follow three pillars: advocating for self, advocating for family, and advocating for community.
Joining Essie begins with a nomination. Incarcerated men and women serve as the organization's most important partners, writing nomination letters about the women in their lives, which they mail to us. The women they write about are then invited to join our Healing to Advocacy cohorts. If you are a woman with an incarcerated loved one, you can also nominate yourself. Formerly incarcerated people, or members of the community may also nominate.
Today, we live in an age of mass control. Patriarchy, racism, and punitive criminal justice policies are devastating women's health, resources, and civic engagement. This is especially true for women who are low-income, women of color, queer and trans women, and all women whose loved ones are caged and criminalized. Essie Justice Group is building a nationwide bold and loving network of women with incarcerated loved ones to end all state-sponsored violence against women and communities of color, and queer communities. We work through holding nine-week Healing to Advocacy cohorts, leading local and statewide campaigns to bring all of our loved ones home, and building platforms to uplift the thought leadership of women with incarcerated loved ones who are creating transformative visions for how we will end mass incarceration's harm to women and communities.
We are looking for exceptionally hard working applicants who have a fierce commitment to race and gender justice to join our Team. We strongly encourage people with incarcerated loved ones, people who are formerly incarcerated, people of color, queer people, and people who are trans, gender variant, or gender nonconforming to apply.


Buffer, as commonly called, or VMI3500 in technical nomenclature is back in our offer after several years of the break. That is due to a new format of the high definition Blu Ray. In the previous formats, such as CD and DVD, the Buffer`s efficiency of the repairing of the major scratches was low and the price was quite high. Now, the new patented OptoClear technology has found a new application. A structure of the modern high definition carriers, due to their very thin protective layer, requires the use of the technologically more modern regeneration method. Methods that have been used so far are very effective, but they treat the carrier quite radically. All of these are efficient in case of the older types of the carriers, but in case of the Blu Ray discs, there is a high risk of damaging of the protective layer and losing performance of the carrier. The OptoClear uses the process of the heating of a disc`s surface and the "melting" of the mechanical damages to the original, smooth condition. To show it in the more figurative way, the method may be compared with the ironing. We smooth out all deformations on the surface of fabric with an iron. The process of the repair in the Buffer machine is similar. That is why; we don`t have to worry about the effect of a disc's repair and its performance, as the protective layer isn't being damaged. We still need to work out the efficient method of the older types of the carriers' repair in order to feel completely satisfy. That is why; the American company the Venmill developed a complementary device called WorkMate, which operates on the basis of the multi-step repair that initially removes heavy scratches and the Buffer finally makes the disc look like a new one.
The Buffer is distinguished among other professional machines with its tidiness during the maintenance. We don't need any wet substances during the regeneration process. That is why, a performance of the machine is fast, dry, and aesthetic. An another advantage is quality of the Buffer's components. A cover looks like a PC workstation, it is nicely painted with metallic colors, the drawer, where we have a scratched disc, is fully automatic.
Maintenance is the greatest advantage of this machine. We mount a disc in the machine in a very simple way, starting the repair process is also easy and performed with just one button. Thanks to a dry method of the operation, the maintenance of the equipment is limited to necessary minimum. Moreover, the very quiet work is a meaningful quality of the Buffer. The repair process of minor scratches lasts 30 seconds and medium scratches- 60 seconds. An important disadvantage is the device's total ineffectiveness in case of the deep and extreme scratches. That is why; it is necessary to complete the machine with the WorkMate, which enables the repairs of the discs in every plane, in order to achieve the perfect performance results.


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PHP 8.0 available
By marquez
PHP is one of the easiest open source programming languages to learn. Similarly, PHP is very popular and suitable for website development and can also be included in HTML. The meaning of open source is free to use for all programmers who wish to use it. The current version PHP 7, incorporated a great optimization in speed, by consequently increased its prestige. On the other hand, the latest version PHP 8.0 brings a major update.
On the other hand, months back after a period of uncertainty, he announced that the launch of PHP 8 was for November 26, 2020. This also coincides with the usual 3-year cycle of PHP.
To view the tutorials that have made PHP, click here.
PHP 8.0: What's new?
Union Types
Given the dynamic nature of PHP, there are many cases in which union types can be useful. Similarly, union types are a collection of two or more types so we indicate that any one of them is valid. When we specify the value of that argument or the return type of the function.
public function foo(Foo|Bar $input): int|float;
Please note, void can never be part of the union, because it indicates "no return value at all". Also, the nullable union can be written using |null, or using the notation ?
public function foo(Foo|null $foo): void;
public function bar(?Bar $bar): void;
The attributes or annotations allow you to include metadata to the class, something that will seem familiar if you work with frameworks like Symfony or Laravel.
Similarly, according to the proposal in the RFC, which from PHP 8 may specify attributes/annotations. Without the need to resort to commenting blocks.
Also, the first thing they must do is create an attribute as if it were a class. Then use the attribute PhpAttribute so that it can be identified as such.
Constructor property promotion
The current version of PHP, includes the well-known "syntactic sugars" that allow to simplify the code. That the user writes for shorter versions. Instead of specifying class properties and a constructor for them, PHP can now combine them into one.
Instead of doing this:
class Money
public Currency $currency;
public int $amount;
Currency $currency,
int $amount,
$this->currency = $currency;
$this->amount = $amount;
You can now do this:
public Currency $currency,
public int $amount,
) {}
Mixed Type
Many programmers have tried to write an argument or the return value of a function using mixed. Thinking it was a valid type, however, they get an error to do so.
a function that returns void or null .
an argument that can receive values of several types.
However, with PHP 8.0 they allow you to write using mixed arguments, properties and return values to represent several of these values:
As you can see mixed also includes null, so it will not be valid a "tipado" as the following: ?mixed .
The JIT compiler which is the acronym for "just in time" which promises significant performance improvements. Although not always in the context of web requests. In other words, JIT is a technique that will compile parts of code at runtime. So the compiled version can be used instead of the interpreted one.
For more information about PHP 8.0, visit the official announcement
The current version, PHP 8.0, incorporates many new features at both the functional and syntactic levels. This is to prove that it is not an "old" language, far from it.
Similarly, with the arrival of the latest version of PHP, many web pages written in older versions will soon no longer be shareable. It is also important to keep the website code updated and use the newer versions of PHP. They can bring some advantages, such as a considerable performance increase and a high level of security.
On the other hand, with the inclusion of JIT in PHP, they will be able to become an all-rounder. And in the same way, cover more space for those who were not reached before because of its performance.
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Libya's Haftar visits Egypt ahead of planned attack on Derna
February 12, 2018 at 11:24 am | Published in: Africa, Egypt, Libya, News
General Khalifa Haftar [smmlibya/Twitter]
The Commander of the self-styled Libyan National Army, Khalifa Haftar, has been on a visit to Egypt over the last couple of days as part of as what has been referred to as "joint coordination between Egypt and the army leadership in the fight against terrorism".
According to an official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, Haftar arrived in Cairo late on Wednesday and held a series of meetings with senior Egyptian officials to discuss the political and military developments in Libya, pointing out that the talks touched on the issue of coordination in the fight against terrorist groups.
"There is coordination at the highest level between the Libyan National Army and the Egyptian authorities in this regard," he said.
In the meantime, an official source said that "the National Army is in the process of large-scale military operation in the next few days to begin the liberation of the city of Derna," which is the main stronghold of terrorist groups in eastern Libya, and added that "preparations [for the operation] are nearing completion".
Haftar's eastern-based LNA, one of a number of factions that have vied for power in Libya since a 2011 uprising ended Muammar Gaddafi's four-decade rule, is waging a military campaign against a coalition of militants and ex-rebels known as the Derna Mujahideen Shura Council (DMSC) that controls Derna.
Read: Dozens of civilians facing death risk at hands of Haftar forces
Attention has shifted to the coastal city after Haftar announced victory in a three-year military campaign against a similar coalition in Benghazi, 350 kilometres to the west, in July last year.
In May, the city was also a target of Egyptian air strikes. Egypt said it was responding to an attack against Coptic Christians on its territory, though that attack was claimed by Daesh.
Haftar, a figure many believe is seeking national power in Libya, has enjoyed strong backing from Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, as well as the United Arab Emirates.
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Kitty acts as both a character and a location in the Elementary universe. Her moving-target presence forces both Sherlock and Joan to recognize their positions relative to her, and to each other, in a way the other supporting characters on the show generally don't (though Shinwell has come close). And those geographic assessments can lead to some telling moments. In this episode alone, Joan and Kitty confirm their friendship in the same prickly terms as always; Joan calls Kitty Sherlock's friend (and the previouslies confirm Sherlock thought so, too), though Sherlock insists on the more detached "protégé"; and Sherlock apparently used to call Kitty the "anti-Watson," which is about as revealing a beat as one could imagine from that particular tectonic shift.
We know Sherlock has always had more blind faith in Kitty than Joan has. (Joan's approach to Kitty was less confident but revealed a lot about what she thought healing entails.) But there are also some lingering questions. At what point did Sherlock accept that Kitty, and not Joan, was his great experiment rather than an ongoing colleague? What essential quality separates Kitty and Joan to him that he ever considered them diametric opposites? And the question "Wrong Side Of The Road" is apparently asking: How far apart can he and Kitty get before a breaking point?
But a secondary thing this episode is asking is how to get us invested in a case again. Elementary's procedural fatigue is fairly well established by now; it's to the show's credit that it's tried to reinvigorate that angle by making things personal for Sherlock (and holding Joan captive again, I guess, though that fell far short of the mark), involving Shinwell as an ongoing source of extralegal tangles, and referencing the occasional Arthur Conan Doyle story. "Wrong Side Of The Road" is the first installment of a two-parter that seems determined to unite personal stakes, obligations to supporting characters, and canon nods. At this point, I'm not sure if the winks at the Red-Headed League are the spine of next week's big reveal or just background noise, and since the most interesting twist came only a few minutes before the end of the episode, I assume the bulk of the canon payoff will have to wait until next time.
Perhaps for now it's best taken as a textual element in an episode that hinged so much on deflection and misunderstanding. Doyle's "The Red-Headed League" is also the source of a line spoken by Elementary's Sherlock in season one, describing Watson's "love of all that is bizarre and outside the conventions and humdrum routine of everyday life" in a moment that shaped their partnership — and which Sherlock has used as a basis for willfully misunderstanding Watson ever since. We see it here when he deflects Joan's concerns about Kitty (a detective should be tightly wound and Joan should apparently know that), but it's far from the only feint here. Joan misunderstands Kitty's motives for keeping herself at a remove, and shamelessly follows her to get answers; Kitty (potentially) misjudges Sherlock's reaction to her intention to quit being a detective; Sherlock misinterprets Kitty's restlessness and gets poleaxed by Archie, the new driving force in Kitty's life and also the world's most relaxed baby.
But Kitty is a location, and Sherlock has already repositioned himself in relation to her. In particular, he moves from being a disinterested mentor and wastes no time pulling out the protective shield of his father's social and financial privileges in order to confront the prime suspect. Jonny Lee Miller makes Sherlock's discomfort palpable, but also shows the detective at his most dangerous. He's only uncomfortable because he isn't sure what answers he'll get; none of those qualms are actually about leveraging the sort of advantages he purports to despise. Kitty's pushed him to take up this particular mantle again—and deep down, if knowledge and moral upper hand won't avail him with people in power, it turns out he knows his way around this corner of the map, and is just as happy to wield this sort of power instead. One suspects he's only that calm about being arrested because Kitty's at a safe distance (and, one hopes, because two of the best detectives ever made are on the case); we already know exactly what the Holmes name means when it comes to keeping Sherlock out of legal trouble.
In the second half of this arc, I'll be particularly interested to see how Joan and Kitty work together after Kitty's time away, and Kitty's vague plans to stop being an investigator. It can't be a coincidence that Kitty's blithe "We're square" happens as Joan looks on with folded arms, and that folded arms later become an explicit marker of defensiveness—even of guilt. (Not for nothing, Cy Durning's redheaded widow has her arms crossed at the beginning of her interview.) Joan clearly doesn't begrudge Kitty her decision…right now. Their conversation about it is, as much as it can be, a discussion on neutral ground about a third point on their personal map that in that moment was far enough away to speak about. I suspect that given the cliffhanger, everyone's positions have shifted.
In particular, we don't know how Sherlock's arrest or Kitty's determination to drop it all will look from their new positions. Will Sherlock try to protect Kitty and have it backfire? Will Kitty have to risk her child in a bid to protect her mentor? Will Joan get enough narrative space to feel the weight of being the connection between mentor and mentee? Is the episode title a hint that someone's going to have to make some deep ethical choices? It would be great to have this two-partner two-parter pan out; there's plenty of potential for some new geography.
Joan and the shoelace is a nice investigative detail; I honestly couldn't tell if it was subtle after the group infodump in the kitchen that skewed my expositionometer for the whole episode, but we'll pretend it was. Certainly it's the sort of detail that reminds us that Joan and Sherlock are operating with one another's full confidence everywhere except where Kitty's concerned.
"Watson, you remember Kitty?" I get the sarcasm here, but I also feel like a show with the institutional amnesia of Elementary should perhaps avoid jokes about forgetting things wholesale.
I have several sternly-worded questions about this handy letter that apparently cleared the air about a felony Gregson had to cover up. At least one of them is answered by Gregson cutting his eyes to Joan before agreeing to help Kitty.
The promo materials for this two-parter trumpeted the "new man" in Kitty's life, and I'm sure Rob and company thought that was a charming red herring, but I feel the same way about baby Archie the way I would have about a paramour: I am probably not going to care about people who exist only to raise stakes from the outside. This show has tried it many times; it is free to continue trying.
Credit where credit is due, however; that is the most relaxed baby I've seen in a long time.


Ghana's Embassy in Ivory Coast had a lunch buffet in honor of the Black Starlets on Sunday October 2 after their goalless draw with the young Elephants which saw them qualify to the 2017 African U-17 tournament.
The National U-17 male side who qualified with a 3-1 aggregate, were hosted at the Ambassador's residence in Cocody, Abidjan a day after the game with their Ivorian counterparts.
The Ghanaian Embassy had earlier presented water, fruit juice and fruits to the team on their arrival in Abidjan and and assured the team of their support.
Deputy Ambassador, His Excellency James Amuzu who hosted the players and officials on behalf of the Ambassador, congratulated the team for breaking the jinx surrounding Cote D'Ivoire and Ghana matches by qualifying and lifting high the country's flag.
He further urged the players to be disciplined and heed instructions from their coaches at all times especially as they prepare for the tournament.
Mr. Amuzu wished the team well and prayed they win in Africa and also conquer the world.
The team has since returned to Accra and will re-group early next year to begin preparations for the tournament which will begin from April 2-16, 2017.


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package com.deltabase.everphase.skill;

import java.util.List;

public interface ISkillRequirement {

    List<Skill> getSkillRequirements();

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


I know what fire does.
It takes away the places where memories are made. It ensures that those places are forever changed.
I know this because my house burned to the ground when I was 7 years old. I was in that house when the fire started. A bolt of lightning from a storm destined to break a midsummer heat wave split the ancient oak tree in the front yard, toppling it onto the house and sparking an old, poorly wired window air conditioner. I survived because a family friend ran up burning stairs, grabbed me from my bed and carried me kicking and screaming, flung over his shoulder, to safety.
A fluke confluence of events and the three-story, two-family home in historic Oak Park, Ill., became a torch illuminating the night sky. By the time the firefighters arrived, all they could do was hose down the adjacent houses to prevent the fire from spreading. I stood on the street in pajamas watching my house burn.
It took me awhile to realize that the sense of profound loss I felt watching Notre Dame Cathedral burn was really for what I lost as a child that night.
I first set foot in Notre Dame as a high school junior on a school trip, eager to exercise my fledgling French. I would visit again, more than a decade later, with my husband on one of those pack-your-dufflebag, we-have-Eurail-passes trips that are so enticing to young marrieds in the pre-children days. I last set foot in Notre Dame in October 2015, on a visit to meet up with my college-age son who was doing a semester abroad in Europe. We trekked to Notre Dame on a spectacular late-fall day, and we sat on a bench in the gardens, under the shadow of the majestic flying buttresses. It was a moment that enticed us to be in another time while being fully present in the moment.
Other school-age girls, newly married women, mothers with their sons will one day walk the grounds around Notre Dame. But it will not be the same Notre Dame. They will talk about the parts of it that were reconstructed, the parts that were salvaged. The fire will forever be part of the story. For what it claimed and never for what it added. Notre Dame will be rebuilt. It will never be the same.
The house in Oak Park was rebuilt, but we never lived in it. I don't think of that house as my childhood home. I think of it just as the house that burned down. But there is an aching loss for what can never be revisited. For a stuffed dog toy and a Cinderella watch destroyed. The totems that mattered so much to my 7-year-old self.
But amid all the devastation of that night in Oak Park, there was a whisper of a miracle. We had lived on the second floor of the house, and much of the second and third floors collapsed, pancaking onto the first floor. As firefighters dug through the rubble for anything salvageable, they found standing alone and erect a small wooden cabinet in which my mother had displayed her cherished Waterford crystal. It had fallen a story when the floor collapsed. The wood was lightly scorched, but the crystal still stood on the shelves, covered in soot and ash but unbroken. The cabinet to this day stands in my mother's house. A testament to what fire cannot do.


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From Lawmen to Plowmen: Anglo-Saxon Legal Tradition and the School of Langland
STEPHEN M. YEAGER
Series: Toronto Anglo-Saxon Series
https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.3138/j.ctt9qh9ws
From Lawmen to Plowmen
By comparing Anglo-Saxon charters, sermons, and law codes with Langland'sPiers Plowmanand similar poems, Yeager demonstrates that this legal and homiletical literature had an influential afterlife in the fourteenth-century poetry of William Langland and his imitators.
Subjects: History, Language & Literature
Though examples of persistent alliterative sound-patterning appear in poetry and prose from every century of the medieval period, there are many reasons to be cautious about positing the existence of a continuous tradition of alliterative writing with its origins in the Anglo-Saxon era.¹ The alliterative poems dated to the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, once grouped together as the works of "the alliterative revival," have proven particularly difficult to explain in relation to thelongue durée.² Scholars have been rightly sceptical for some time that the poets who wrote these texts could have known classic Old English poems likeBeowulfor...
1 From Written Record to Memory: A Brief History of Anglo-Saxon Legal-Homiletic Discourse
In his introduction to his edition ofPiers Plowman, W.W. Skeat provides a description of the narrator Will's voice, which could just as easily be applied to the homiletic voice of the Anglo-Saxon author Wulfstan: "He does not write to please, but to express earnest and deep convictions, and from a love of contemplating the great problems of life; and there is much that may teach a reader to be earnest, pure, loving, and simple-minded, much that may profit all such as care to be instructed in such things."¹ For Skeat, Langland writes with the "earnest" intention of defining the...
2 Leges Cnuti, Sermones Lupi: Homily, Law, and the Legacy of Wulfstan
In the preceding chapter I showed how legal and homiletic modes coexist in the traditions of the Anglo-Saxon charters, so that modern legal-historical and literary-critical methodologies can quickly run into problems when they attempt to rely on a priori distinctions between literary texts and legal documents. I proposed the concept of "sententious formalism" as a way of describing the attributes of medieval texts that are the cause of this critical problem. In this chapter, I will begin my genealogy of sententious formalism inPiers Plowmanwith a study of the Anglo-Saxon legal-homiletic discourse in the writings of Wulfstan. I will...
3 Ecclesiastical Anglo-Saxonism in Thirteenth-Century Worcester: The First Worcester Fragment and The Proverbs of Alfred
In the last two chapters I have shown how formal authentication in Anglo-Saxon legal texts is dependent on sententious formulae and wisdom motifs found also in Anglo-Saxon poems and sermons, rather than the formulaic patterned language that came to dominate legal discourse in later ages. By implication, the "literary" formal qualities of these texts were central to their ideological purposes. Because these texts were continuously copied and studied at the same time and in the same places that "Middle" English literature first emerged, they ought to be integrated into existing critical narratives about the evolution of vernacular English literature after...
4 Laȝamon's Brut: Law, Literature, and the Chronicle-Poem
The thirteenth-centuryBrutis a poetic retelling of Geoffrey of Monmouth's legendary history of pre-Saxon Britain, theHistoria regum Britanniae. The poem follows the Anglo-NormanRoman de Brutby Wace so closely it is essentially a translation, though Laȝamon appears to have used supplementary sources as well.¹ TheBrutis of key importance to philologists and literary scholars as an unusually late witness of many Old English words and poetic conventions. As a result, studies of the poem have generally looked backwards to identify its origins in post-Conquest Old English literature.² In one such study, particularly relevant for the current...
5 Defining the Piers Plowman Tradition
In chapter 2, I cited the bequeathment formulaHit bicwæðas an example of the repetitive, alliterative lists characteristic of Anglo-Saxon poetry, homily, and law. As I noted then, the formula's alliterative catalogue of territorial rights has parallels in early Anglo-Latin charters, and therefore its basic structure has some claim to oral antiquity.¹ However, the appearance of the wordploȝinHit bicwæðsuggests that its precise phrasing of the formula is relatively late. The only other pre-Conquest texts in Old English attesting the Norse loanwordploȝdate to the reign of Cnut, and originate in the diocese of York.²...
6 Documents, Dreams, and the Langlandian Legacy in Mum and the Sothsegger
IfRichard the Redelesscriticized the king's ability to understand the ræd of wise counsellors,Mum and the Sothseggeris focused instead on the ability of would-be counselors to provide it.¹ Jon Whitman has noticed the tendency of allegorical modes towards self-exposition, as characters that personify wisdom necessarily provide commentary on the appropriate method for reading the allegory in which they appear.² If we apply this observation to the titularsothseggerof this poem, then the commentary of "sothe-saying" in the text is implicitly a comment on thePiers Plowmantradition as a whole. In this senseMum and the...
In a recent study of Piers's pardon in passus B7, Alistair Minnis has provided a compelling account of the document's symbolic function in terms of the conventions governing indulgences in the fourteenth century.¹ The one lacuna remaining in Minnis's study is an explanation for the pardon's highly unconventional text. The document contains only a Latin quotation from the Athanasian Creed: "Et qui bona egerunt, ibunt in vitam aeternam; qui vero mala, in ignem aeternum (he who does well will go to eternal life and he who does poorly will go to eternal fire)." As Minnis observes, the "utter simplicity and...


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Women's eNews (https://womensenews.org/2000/10/states-spend-cash-womens-programs/)
States to Spend Cash for Women's Programs
By: WeNews Staff | October 12, 2000
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State by State Details of Spending Plans *
State	 Total Distribution Fund	 Organization Distribution Amount
Alabama	 $240,000	 The Women's Fund of Greater Birmingham. (Money will be used to support organizations whose purpose is to fund, enhance or otherwise benefit women's health, education, safety or vocational programs.	 Will distribute the money through an endowment plan from 2001-2010
Alaska	 $68,228.05	 Alaska Dept. of Health & Social Services, Division of Public Health, Section of Maternal, Child and Family Health for the Alaska Family Violence Prevention Project.	 100%
American Samoa	 $6,650.22	 Requests extension of time to file a distribution plan.	 N/A
Arizona	 $526,257.10	 Maricopa County Bar – (Domestic Violence);
Child & Family Resources;
United Phoenix Firefighters Org.;
Women's Foundation of Southern Arizona	 $133,000
Arkansas	 $280,993.06	 Arkansas Community Foundation (public non-profit organization whose mission is to provide and promote leadership as the premier builder of philanthropic funds earmarked to meet the needs of Arkansas citizens).	 100%
California	 $3,650.406.69	 California Health and Welfare Agency;
California Dept. of Justice;
California Dept. of Health Services	 $1,000,000
Colorado	 $446,718.39	 Colorado Bar Assoc. – Colorado Employers Against Domestic Violence Program	 100%
Connecticut	 $361,463.39	 State of Connecticut Department of Public Health for breast and cervical cancer treatment services	 100%
Delaware	 $82,990.20	 Sexual Abuse Nurse Examiner (SANE)Training;
YWCA Young Offenders Program;
LaEsperanza (domestic violence aid);
CONTACT (rape/crisis hotline)	 $10,000
District of Columbia	 $57,159.58	 House of Ruth (provides emergency and crisis housing to homeless women and children	 $60,000
Florida	 $1,664.262.63	 The Early Childhood Initiative/Foundation;
Florida Council Against Sexual Violence;
Consortium of Haitian American Agencies of Miami-Dade County	 $250,000
Georgia	 $857,750.48	 Georgia Commission on Family Violence;
Atlanta Women's Foundation;
Office of Women's Health;
Georgia Commission on Women	 $400,000
Guam	 16,055.34	 Alee Family Violence Shelter;
Victim Advocates Reaching Out;
Women's Career and Educational Resource Center	 Allocation amounts not provided.
Hawaii	 130,563.60	 State Commission on Status of Women (trust account)	 100%
Idaho	 $137,854.80	 Idaho council on Domestic Violence – distributed to crisis centers in the seven Idaho regions.	 100%
Illinois	 $1,335.746.61	 Heartland Alliance for Human Needs and Human Rights (Travelers Aid Society);
Rainbow PUSH Coalition;
Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence	 $200,000
Indiana	 $654,515.81	 Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence	 80%
Iowa	 $316,020.10	 Iowa Department of Public Health – Funding: smoking cessation programs for pregnant and young women.	 100%
Kansas	 $292,301.52	 Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence.	 100%
Kentucky	 $436,221.73	 Commonwealth of Kentucky Rape Crisis and Spouse Abuse Centers' Professional Development Fund	 100%
Louisiana	 $481,509.96	 Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence;
Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault;
Department of Justice Project Violence in the Workplace;
19 Battered Women Shelters;
8 Sexual Assault programs	 $14,000
$14,000 each
Maine	 $138,002	 YWCA;
Maine Centers for Women, Work and Community;
Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault;
Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence	 $34,500
to each organization
Maryland	 $569,573.04	 Friends of the Family, Inc.;
Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Inc.;
Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence, Inc.	 $50,000
Mass.	 $680,096.42	 American Cancer Society;
Jane Doe, Inc. (40 member programs);
The Boston Women's Fund	 $100,000
Michigan	 $1,086,337.57	 Funding of women's cardiovascular health program	 100%
Minnesota	 $525,946.08	 Lutheran Social Services – assistance for low income women;
Catholic Charities – emergency homeless shelter for teen-age women seeking to escape from prostitution;
Life House, Inc. – transitional housing shelter for young women	 $280,000
Mississippi	 $304, 919.25	 Mississippi Mentoring Network, Inc. (girls and young women);
Mississippi Coalition Against Domestic Violence;
Coalition Against Sexual Assault (SANE program)	 $125,000
Missouri	 $602,250.26	 Missouri Coalition Against Domestic Violence (shelters and programs);
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater St. Louis;
Phoenix Family Housing Corp.;
Girls Inc., Missouri	 $274,000
Montana	 $97,224.03	 Women's Foundation of Montana;
The Montana Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Violence Equal share of total distribution
Nebraska	 $183,486.42	 Nine non-profit organizations including: Friendship Home, Lincoln Crisis Pregnancy Center, American Cancer Society	 Equal share of total distribution
Nevada	 $199,260.88	 State of Nevada Health Division – (treatment costs for women with breast or cervical cancer)	 100%
New Hampshire	 $132,285.76	 The Women's Fund of New Hampshire;
Dress For Success	 $46,329.50
New Jersey	 $896,867.01	 The New Jersey Department of Health and Services (Health Hearts Program and Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment for Women);
New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (Scholarships for Childcare and Transportation Services)	 $550,000
New Mexico	 $191,616.08	 New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence;
La Pinon Sexual Assault Recovery Services (SANE)	 $110,000
New York	 $2,004,065.52	 Cancer Care;
New York State Coalition Against Sexual Assault;
Displaced Homemakers;
American Heart Association	 $300,000
North Carolina	 $842,612.44	 Funding non-profit organizations associated with women's health programs for battered and sexually assaulted women.	 Allocation amounts not provided.
North Dakota	 $69,788.81	 North Dakota Council on Abused Women's Services	 100%
North Mariana Islands	 $7,012.57	 Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program within the Department of Public Health	 100%
Ohio	 $1,239,740	 SANE Nurse's Association of Ohio;
YWCAs of Ohio;
Primary Care Association of Ohio	 $285,000
Oklahoma	 $369,835	 Oklahoma Attorney General's Office;
28 organizations including domestic violence, shelters, rape crisis centers, alcoholism and YWCA	 $100,000
for each organization
Oregon	 $365,221	 Funding non-profit organizations associated with women's health programs for battered and sexually assaulted women.	 100%
Pennsylvania	 $1,320,949	 Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence;
18 charitable organizations will each receive 5.26% of the total distribution which includes Women's Center and Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh and Turning Point of Lehigh Valley, Inc.	 10.52%
Puerto Rico	 $425,127.49	 Victims and Witness Assistance Program;
Puerto Rico Youth at Risk;
Department of Health;
Office of Monopolistic Affairs	 Allocation amounts not provided.
Rhode Island	 $109,122	 Equal distribution to seven organizations including: Women in Transition, Coalition Against Domestic Violence, and Self Help	 Allocation amounts not provided.
South Carolina	 $427,951	 South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence;
South Carolina Crisis Prevention Centers	 $126,450
South Dakota	 $80,742.91	 Funding of domestic violence organizations throughout the state	 100%
Tennessee	 $603,923.36	 Tennessee Economic Council on Women;
Domestic Violence Program, Inc.;
Tennessee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence	 $150,000
Texas	 $2,207,542.59	 Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Women's Advocacy Project – (Provides legal advise, education and access to justice for Texas women.)
Dress for Success	 $1,000,000
Utah	 $234,567.48	 Blue Mountain Abused Women's Shelter;
Greenbacks Bringing Hope Foundation;
Utah Alcoholism Foundation	 $75,000
Vermont	 $65,391	 Vermont Women's Fund;
Chittenden Unit for Special Investigations	 $60,000
Virginia	 $756,941.69	 Virginians Aligned Against Sexual Assault;
Virginia Primary Care Association;
Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation;
Crisis Pregnancy Centers	 22.5%
U.S. Virgin Islands	 $12,608.48	 Settlement funds will be administered by the Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands to support activities, which relate to women's health and safety concerns.	 100%
Washington	 $632,971.40	 Supports 22 organizations that will promote women's health, educational, vocational or safety programs throughout the state.	 100%
West Virginia	 $199,004.31	 Settlement funds will support the plights and needs of battered West Virginia women.	 100%
Wisconsin	 $578,252.93	 Wisconsin Women's Health Foundation;
Wisconsin Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs;
YWCA	 $100,000
Wyoming	 $52,820.51	 Wyoming Women's Foundation	 100%
* In some states, the list of distribution amounts does not equal the total distribution fund because organizations receiving less than $10,000 were not listed.
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Pandering to Female Voters of Yesteryear
By: | October 22, 2012
By Liza Donnelly, http://lizadonnelly.com/
Millions Goes to Girls; Taliban Shoots Teen
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#include <string.h>
#include <libgen.h>
#include <saffire/general/output.h>
#include <saffire/vm/codeblock.h>
#include <saffire/vm/context.h>
#include <saffire/general/smm.h>
#include <saffire/debug.h>
#include <assert.h>

/**
 * Converts a FQCN to a path
 */
char *vm_context_convert_fqcn_to_path(char *fqcn) {
    char *s = string_strdup0(fqcn);

    // Convert backward slashes to forward slashes
    for (int i=0; i!=strlen(s); i++) {
        if (s[i] == '\\') {
            s[i] = '/';
        }
    }

    return s;
}

/**
 * Returns the context path from a specified context.
 */
char *vm_context_get_classname_from_fqcn(char *fqcn) {
    char *c = strrchr(fqcn, '\\');
    if (c == NULL) return string_strdup0(fqcn);
    if ((fqcn - c) == 0) return string_strdup0(fqcn);

    c++;
    return string_strdup0(c);
}

char *vm_context_get_modulepath_from_fqcn(char *fqcn) {
    // Special case for root, use root as module_path
    if (strcmp(fqcn, "\\") == 0) {
        return string_strdup0(fqcn);
    }

    // Find last \ and return "" when not found
    char *c = strrchr(fqcn, '\\');
    if (c == NULL) return string_strdup0("");

    // Cut off point and return initial part
    return string_strncpy0(fqcn, (c-fqcn));
}

t_vm_context *vm_context_duplicate(t_vm_context *src) {
    t_vm_context *dst = smm_malloc(sizeof(t_vm_context));

    dst->module.full = string_strdup0(src->module.full);
    dst->file.path = string_strdup0(src->file.path);
    dst->file.base = string_strdup0(src->file.base);
    dst->file.full = string_strdup0(src->file.full);

    return dst;
}

t_vm_context *vm_context_new(char *module_fqcn, char *file_path) {
    t_vm_context *context = (t_vm_context *)smm_malloc(sizeof(t_vm_context));
    bzero(context, sizeof(t_vm_context));

    if (module_fqcn) {
        char *module_path = vm_context_get_modulepath_from_fqcn(module_fqcn);
        context->module.full = string_strdup0(module_path);
    }

    if (file_path) {
        char *duppath = NULL;

        context->file.full = string_strdup0(file_path);

        // dirname and/or basename can (and will)modify existing path
        duppath = string_strdup0(file_path);
        context->file.path = string_strdup0(dirname(duppath));
        smm_free(duppath);

        duppath = string_strdup0(file_path);
        context->file.base = string_strdup0(basename(duppath));
        smm_free(duppath);
    }

    return context;
}

/**
 * Frees up the context
 */
void vm_context_free(t_vm_context *ctx) {
    if (! ctx) return;

    smm_free(ctx->module.full);

    smm_free(ctx->file.path);
    smm_free(ctx->file.base);
    smm_free(ctx->file.full);

    smm_free(ctx);
}

/**
 * Returns the fully qualified class name from a class in the given context
 *
 * @param frame
 * @param classname
 * @return
 */
char *vm_context_create_fqcn_from_context(t_vm_context *ctx, char *class_name) {
    if (vm_context_is_fqcn(class_name)) {
        return string_strdup0(class_name);
    }

    char *absolute_class_name = NULL;
    absolute_class_name = vm_context_concat_path(ctx->module.full, class_name);

    return absolute_class_name;
}

/**
 *  returns '\bar' from '\foo\bar' when context is '\foo'
 */
char *vm_context_strip_context(t_vm_context *ctx, char *class_name)
{
    if (strstr(ctx->module.full, class_name) == 0) {
        return string_strdup0(class_name + strlen(ctx->module.full) + strlen("\\"));
    }

    return string_strdup0(class_name);
}

/**
 * Creates a fully qualified class name based on the pre/post
 * @param pre
 * @param post
 * @param fqcn
 */
char *vm_context_concat_path(char *prefix, char *class) {
    char *fqcn = NULL;

    if (vm_context_is_fqcn(class)) {
        // \foo  + \bar ==> \foo\bar
        smm_asprintf_char(&fqcn, "%s%s", prefix, class);
        return fqcn;
    }

    // Special case when dealing with just the root context
    if (strcmp(prefix, "\\") == 0) {
        // \ + bar ==> \bar,  not \\bar
        smm_asprintf_char(&fqcn, "%s%s", prefix, class);
        return fqcn;
    }

    // \foo  + bar ==> \foo\bar
    smm_asprintf_char(&fqcn, "%s\\%s", prefix, class);
    return fqcn;
}

/**
 * Returns 1 when the class_name is a FQCN, 0 otherwise
 *
 * @param class_name
 * @return
 */
int vm_context_is_fqcn(char *class_name) {
    return class_name[0] == '\\';
}


Based on a Revisit to an Emergency Preparedness Survey completed on August 20, 2018, it was determined that Guthrie Towanda Memorial Hospital Skilled Nursing Unit, was in substantial compliance with the requirements of of 42 CFR 483.73.
Based on a Revisit to a Medicare/Medicaid Recertification Survey completed on August 20, 2018, it was determined that Guthrie Towanda Memorial Hospital Skilled Nursing Unit, was in substantial compliance with the requirements of the Life Safety Code for an existing health care occupancy. Compliance with the National Fire Protection Association's Life Safety Code is required by 42 CFR 483.90(a).
This is a two story, Type II (222), fire resistive building, that is fully sprinklered.