A new citizen's action group has formed called South Canyon Coalition to prevent the construction of two RV parks and a commercial hot spring in South Canyon.
We are not an anti-development group. We very much support the idea of development in South Canyon, but insist that it be done in a manner that honors the canyon, its resources, the safety of the public and, especially, the citizens of Glenwood Springs.
This is 1,849 acres of city-owned land that we're talking about. The parcel includes the landfill and the gun range. The lease has the potential to give away control of land in South Canyon for up to 101 years.
The developer has stated that only 25 acres of this parcel will be developed. It seems extremely unreasonable to give away control of all this land in exchange for potentially no or little revenue.
City Council is poised to sign a lease that will give the developers until July 31, 2018 to assess the property. This includes drilling test wells to determine if there is enough potable and geothermal water to proceed with development.
South Canyon Coalition is asking the City Council to not sign the exploratory lease because we hope they understand that the proposed building of two RV parks and a small hot spring development is a completely inappropriate use of city-owned land and it will not benefit the residents of Glenwood Springs.
It should then be logically clear that assessing the property for geothermal and potable water potential is unnecessary. The exploratory process risks creating damage to the land due to bulldozing an access road to the hot spring for test drilling. It may not be possible to mitigate that damage.
The development is being touted as a hot springs development first and as RV campgrounds second. We believe this is misleading. Most people who have heard of the proposal have an initially favorable reaction because they think another hot spring development would be nice, and they might get to enjoy it. It's unlikely that they will.
Also, construction of the South Canyon Mountain Bike Trail System started on March 12. There is a large investment in this trail system. Phase 2 is of equal magnitude and it is waiting in the wings.
Combined with the Grandstaff Trail on Red Mountain, which the Council also generously and enthusiastically funded and supported, it is destined to make Glenwood Springs a very popular destination for mountain biking, which will be a boon to our tourist economy.
The South Canyon Trail system is threatened by the proposed building of the two RV parks as they are to build right on top of parts of the trails. This will diminish the quality of the biking experience and create possible access restrictions.
Another reason we believe that the RV parks are ill-suited for South Canyon is the risk the visitors and the occupants of South Canyon will be subjected to due to the existence of the burning underground coal seam. No one should forget the sobering lesson of the Coal Seam fire of 2002. A fire can erupt from the seam without warning and then there are only minutes to escape after the fire has blown up in the canyon. Fourteen people died on nearby Storm King in 1994 because they had only minutes to escape a fire racing at them at 45 miles per hour.
Charlotte Hood escaped South Canyon during the Coal Seam fire in her flaming pickup truck. Evacuating motor homes, fifth wheelers and the like from 110 RV sites, plus the residents of South Canyon, will create a chaotic bottleneck with the potential for significant loss of life and property.
If fire doesn't ravage the RV parks, the robust bear population at the landfill will. These bears are completely de-sensitized to human presence and they will come to the campgrounds looking for food. They will not fear humans and there will be many conflicts which could lead to human death or injury and destruction of property. Parks and Wildlife will be called upon to kill a great number of bears because they cannot be relocated. This will become a very negative publicity situation for Glenwood Springs.
Beyond all of those concerns is just the general low quality camping location for these RV Parks. The lower site may become a joke due to its proximity to "the dump," and it will also be harassed by the constant flow, noise and smells of the garbage truck traffic.
There are other considerations that make this development inappropriate, if not illegal. There are historical sites which qualify for listing on the National Registry; the lease agreement itself may be considered an illegal land swap; and the citizenry of Glenwood Springs is being bypassed in this decision.
Steve Barbee is a long-time Glenwood Springs resident and co-founder of the new South Canyon Coalition.


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The IMF Article IV report for the UK is as one would expect an interesting and data-packed read. But its messages were well-flagged in the concluding statement after the actual visit, and as the BBC's Stephanie Flanders notes, the weight of its messages come more from the source than the content, which accords closely with the many critics of the Coalition austerity. So one has to look elsewhere for eye-openers in the report, to which we submit the above figure in Box 1, which shows US money market funding exposures to European banking systems. Note their almost complete disengagement from France over 8 months in 2011, a much sharper withdrawal than any other country (they were already out of the high debt countries before then) and on a scale that looks like Lehman proportions.
How was this done without a huge recession in France? Mostly by overseas asset dumps by French banks, but still, this looks like an impressive feat of balance sheet management given its scale. "Headwinds" is a popular phrase, but here there are in real life. Nicolas Sarkozy might wonder about his electoral outcomes had the country bank's not been navigating these headwinds last year.
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One word, one figure and two acronyms : Basel III, LCR, NSFR.
Mathieu, those three words are irrelevant (to those who don't know they are global liquidity standards proposed to come in 2015). They apply to all the countries in that table equally, but only one did the MMFs abandon.
If you want to understand the real reason (though as you are French presumably you don't). (1) Eurozone exposures lead to credit worries (note DE, NL, GB also fell) (2) FR banks had gorged themselves on cheap unstable borrowing (3) the market saw undercapitalised banks taking dangerous liquidity risks (4) Money market funds pulled out.
Simple and true. As opposed to your lies.


Sitting before the stars and the stripes, in a fancy office, former president Barack Obama has an important announcement to make… except this isn't actually Barack Obama.
If you're still not clear what's going on, Oscar-winning filmmaker Jordan Peele and BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti, the filmmaker's brother-in-law, have created a Public Service Announcement-style video to make people aware of what fake news is already capable of doing. Aided by sleek technological advancements and an unimaginable amount of data on their hands, the "baddies" can create an incredibly realistic and manipulative narrative.
Sure, you might say that if you look close enough, you can see the image trickery. You could argue that a careful listener would realize that's not Obama's voice. But think about it this way: how many of us are truly paying attention when we're browsing social media? How many of us lend a critical eye to every video we see? Oh, and if this was created by a duo of people just as a stunt, imagine what an army of people with vast resources and concrete objectives would be able to do?
What's even more awesome — or, perhaps, even scarier — the fakery was built using readily available software: Adobe After Effects, which you can rent for just about $20 / month, and Fakeapp, an artificial intelligence program that made headlines earlier this year when it was used to transplant actor Nicolas Cage's face into several movies in which he hadn't appeared.
Okay, so what can we actually do? Fret not: ZME Science has you covered; we have a plan. Think about April Fools Day. Remember that feeling that every video you see and every cooky article you read on that day is potentially a prank? Remember everyone being just a little bit more careful on that day? How about we take that approach and use it every day? Just live your life like every day is April Fools!
Who posted this, and how reliable are they? Have they posted similar content? What do they usually post? When you find yourself on a website you don't know, browse their previous articles and see if you can find a theme. Then think about that that theme implies.
Why did they post it? Are they a media outlet? Are they independent, or do they follow an agenda? Again, look for themes and patterns.
Are they transparent? When they say things, do they quote sources? Or do they tend to use blanket statements, without ever making it clear what the sources are?
Is this something that's real, or is it just something I want to believe? We all tend to read the articles that agree with our views — that's how we're built. But it's easy to fall into the trap of thinking something's right just because it agrees with your beliefs.
Can I double check it? If I search for the story, will I find it on other reliable outlets?
Can I see the big picture? Is this the right context, or are things taken out of context?
Lastly, is this something I should share? Do I believe this is reliable and want my friends to believe it as well?
These are challenging times, but we are the gatekeepers of real information — both to ourselves, and to our circle of friends.


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**A git log to CHANGELOG.md tool**

[![npm](https://nodei.co/npm/changelog-maker.png?downloads=true&downloadRank=true)](https://nodei.co/npm/changelog-maker/)
[![npm](https://nodei.co/npm-dl/changelog-maker.png?months=6&height=3)](https://nodei.co/npm/changelog-maker/)

## Eh?

**changelog-maker** is a formalisation of the [Node.js](https://github.com/nodejs/node) CHANGELOG.md entry process but flexible enough to be used on other repositories.

**changelog-maker** will look at the git log of the current directory, pulling entries since the last tag. Commits with just a version number in the summary are removed, as are commits prior to, and including summaries that say `working on <version>` (this is an io.js / Node ism).

After collecting the list of commits, any that have `PR-URL: <url>` in them are looked up on GitHub and the labels of the pull request are collected, specifically looking for labels that start with `semver` (the assumption is that `semver-minor`, `semver-major` labels are used to indicate non-patch version bumps).

Finally, the list is formatted as Markdown and printed to stdout.

Each commit will come out something like this (on one line):

```markdown
* [[`20f8e7f17a`](https://github.com/nodejs/io.js/commit/20f8e7f17a)] -
  **test**: remove flaky test functionality (Rod Vagg)
  [#812](https://github.com/nodejs/io.js/pull/812)
```

Note:

* When running `changelog-maker` on the command-line, the default GitHub repo is computed from the `package.json` that exists on `cwd`, otherwise fallback to `nodejs/node`, you can change this by supplying the user/org as the first argument and project as the second. e.g `changelog-maker joyent node`.
* Commit links will go to the assumed repo (default: nodejs/node)
* If a commit summary starts with a word, followed by a `:`, this is treated as a special label and rendered in bold
* Commits that have `semver*` labels on the pull request referred to in their `PR-URL` have those labels printed out at the start of the summary, in bold, upper cased.
* Pull request URLs come from the `PR-URL` data, if it matches the assumed repo (default: nodejs/node) then just a `#` followed by the number, if another repo then a full `user/project#number`.

When printing to a console some special behaviours are invoked:

* Commits with a summary that starts with `doc:` are rendered in grey
* Commits that have a `semver*` label on the pull request referred to in their `PR-URL` are rendered in bold green

## Install

```shell
npm i changelog-maker -g
```

## Usage

**`changelog-maker [--simple] [--group] [--commit-url=<url/with/{ref}>] [--start-ref=<ref>] [--end-ref=<ref>] [github-user[, github-project]]`**

`github-user` and `github-project` should point to the GitHub repository that can be used to find the `PR-URL` data if just an issue number is provided and will also impact how the PR-URL issue numbers are displayed

* `--simple`:          print a simple form, without additional Markdown cruft
* `--group`:           reorder commits so that they are listed in groups where the `xyz:` prefix of the commit message defines the group. Commits are listed in original order _within_ group.
* `--commit-url`:      pass in a url template which will be used to generate commit URLs for a repository not hosted in Github. `{ref}` is the placeholder that will be replaced with the commit, i.e. `--commit-url=https://gitlab.com/myUser/myRepo/commit/{ref}`
* `--start-ref=<ref>`: use the given git `<ref>` as a starting point rather than the _last tag_. The `<ref>` can be anything commit-ish including a commit sha, tag, branch name. If you specify a `--start-ref` argument the commit log will not be pruned so that version commits and `working on <version>` commits are left in the list.
* `--end-ref=<ref>`:   use the given git `<ref>` as a end-point rather than the _now_. The `<ref>` can be anything commit-ish including a commit sha, tag, branch name.
* `--filter-release`:  exclude Node-style release commits from the list. e.g. "Working on v1.0.0" or "2015-10-21 Version 2.0.0" and also "npm version X" style commits containing _only_ an `x.y.z` semver designator.
* `--quiet` or `-q`:   do not print to `process.stdout`
* `--all` or `-a`:     process all commits since beginning, instead of last tag.
* `--help` or `-h`:    show usage and help.

## Development

Tests require GitHub authentication in order to fetch pull request metadata. [ghauth](https://github.com/rvagg/ghauth) will generate, store and load a [personal access token](https://github.com/settings/tokens) in your local user configuration when changelog-maker is run during normal operation. To run the tests, you will need to ensure that you have a token in place. There are two ways to do this:

1. Run `node ./changelog-maker.js -a` to cause changelog-maker to fetch metadata on a commit with a `PR-URL`.

2. Manually generate a personal access token with `public_repo` scope. Then create a config.json file:

    ```json
    {
      "user": "MY_GITHUB_USERNAME",
      "token": "MY_SECRET_TOKEN"
    }
    ```

    `user` is your username, and `token` is the token you generated above. The location of `config.json` depends on the OS, please see <https://github.com/LinusU/node-application-config#config-location>

## License

**changelog-maker** is Copyright (c) 2015 Rod Vagg [@rvagg](https://twitter.com/rvagg) and licenced under the MIT licence. All rights not explicitly granted in the MIT license are reserved. See the included LICENSE.md file for more details.

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Q: Save Dynamic Array To MySQL Database I have a dynamic form that allows users to enter information and that form can be submitted multiple times and the page will show all of the inputted data thanks to $_SESSION. That information is sent to another page where it will be saved to a MySQL database after submission.
I can't get it to save all of the information. If I have 3 groups of data, it will only write the last one into the database. How do I save the entire array to the database?
This is the page that shows all of the dynamic information:
    <?php
        $invoice_no = $_SESSION['invoice'];
        if(isset($_SESSION['order'])) :

            foreach($_SESSION['order'] as $sav) {
            ?>
            <form action="addrow.php" method="post">
            Length<input type="text" name="length" value="<?php echo $sav['length']; ?>" size="2">
            Width<input type="text" name="width" value="<?php echo $sav['width']; ?>" size="2">
            Color<input type="text" name="color" value="<?php echo $sav['color']; ?>" size="4">
            Quantity<input type="text" name="quantity" value="<?php echo $sav['quantity']; ?>" size="2">
            Invoice Is Hidden<input type="hidden" name="invoice" value="<?php echo $invoice_no; ?>">
            <input type="hidden" name="total" value="<?php echo $sav['total']; ?>" />
            <input type="hidden" name="PaymentStatus" value="PAID">

            <?php } endif; ?>

            <input type="submit" value="Submit" name="upload">
            </form>

This page saves it to the database. I was unsure of how to save the array into the database, so I used the same code to show the session data and I modified it but failed:
    <?php
require("addrow_info.php");

if(isset($_POST['upload'])) :

$decal = array(
    'length' => $_POST['length'],
    'width' => $_POST['width'],
    'color' => $_POST['color'],
    'quantity' => $_POST['quantity'],
    'total' => $_POST['total'],
    'invoice' => $_POST['invoice'],
    'paymentStatus' => $_POST['PaymentStatus'],
    'submit' => $_POST['upload']
 );

 $_POST['order'][] = $decal;

endif;

if(isset($_POST['order'])) :
foreach($_POST['order'] as $newOrder) {

// Opens a connection to a MySQL server
$connection=mysql_connect ("localhost", $username, $password);
if (!$connection) {
die('Not connected : ' . mysql_error());
}

 // Set the active MySQL database
$db_selected = mysql_select_db($database, $connection);
if (!$db_selected) {
die ('Can\'t use db : ' . mysql_error());
}

// Insert new row with user data
$query = "INSERT INTO orders (PaymentStatus, invoice_no, length, width, color,   quantity, total ) VALUES  ('".$newOrder['paymentStatus']."','".$newOrder['invoice']."','".$newOrder['length']."', '".$newOrder['width']."', '".$newOrder['color']."', '".$newOrder['quantity']."', '".$newOrder['total']."')";

$result = mysql_query($query);

if (!$result) {
die('Invalid query: ' . mysql_error());

echo "$query";

mysql_close();
}

} endif;

header ("location:/thankyou.php");

?>

I was reading about using the serialize() function but I'm not sure if that's best for what I'm trying to accomplish. I want each group of data to save in one row under their respective column.
It should look like this:
Length    Width    Color    Invoice    Quantity    Total    PaymentStatus
5         5        Green    abc123     1           2.00     PAID <--Each row is a group
6         6        blue     def234     2           3.00     PAID

What is the best solution for saving an array into a MySQL database?

A:  <form action="addrow.php" method="post"><?php
    $invoice_no = $_SESSION['invoice'];
    if(isset($_SESSION['order'])) :

        foreach($_SESSION['order'] as $sav) {
        ?>

        Length<input type="text" name="length[]" value="<?php echo $sav['length']; ?>" size="2">
        Width<input type="text" name="width[]" value="<?php echo $sav['width']; ?>" size="2">
        Color<input type="text" name="color[]" value="<?php echo $sav['color']; ?>" size="4">
        Quantity<input type="text" name="quantity[]" value="<?php echo $sav['quantity']; ?>" size="2">
        Invoice Is Hidden<input type="hidden" name="invoice[]" value="<?php echo $invoice_no; ?>">
        <input type="hidden" name="total[]" value="<?php echo $sav['total']; ?>" />
        <input type="hidden" name="PaymentStatus" value="PAID">

        <?php } endif; ?>

<input type="submit" value="Submit" name="upload">
        </form>

       try it and print_r( $_POST ), I think you can make it.

if(isset($_POST['upload'])) {
    print_r($_POST);
}

Array ( [length] => Array ( [0] => 2 [1] => 3 [2] => 4 ) [width] => Array ( [0] => 2 [1] => 3 [2] => 3 )
for($i=0;$i<count($_POST['length']);$i++){
   $order = array(
       'length'=>$_POST['length'][$i],
       'width'=>$_POST['width'][$i]),
        //...............
   );
   $sql = "INSERT INTO orders (PaymentStatus, invoice_no, length, width, color,   quantity, total ) VALUES  ('{$order['paymentStatus']}','{$order['invoice']}','{$order['length']}', '{$order['width']}', '{$order['color']}', '{$order['quantity']}', '{$order['total']}')";
   mysql_query($sql);
}

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Data Analytics and Data Management>SQL Server
SQL Server 7.0 Heralds the OLAP Explosion
Michael Otey | Feb 28, 1999
Microsoft has always succeeded in simplifying and streamlining complex technologies. Through the streamlining process, Microsoft has drawn technologies from market niches and thrust them into the mainstream. For example, Windows transformed personal computing technology from its early spreadsheet focus into widespread workplace and household applications. Similarly, Visual Basic (VB) brought Windows application development out of the techno-geek realm, making Windows a standard platform for business-application development.
SQL Server is part of this technology repackaging because of its data warehousing and decision-support technologies. Microsoft's inclusion of online analytical processing (OLAP) Services (formerly, Plato) in SQL Server 7.0 will transform OLAP and decision-support technology from specialized technology into a mainstream business solution.
Critics claim that by adding OLAP Services to SQL Server, Microsoft will squeeze smaller vendors from the market. However, I think Microsoft's inclusion of OLAP Services in SQL Server will be a windfall for many OLAP and decision-support vendors. SQL Server's entry into the OLAP market will expand the market and place a new level of importance on decision support.
In addition, the high buy-in point of data warehousing discourages potential customers, but SQL Server's OLAP Services will lower these initial startup costs. SQL Server will provide an entry into data warehousing and will show customers the value of this technology by placing the foundation for data warehousing in the customers' hands. Although SQL Server's OLAP Services provides the business mainstream this foundation and a back-end data repository, SQL Server doesn't include query, analysis, and decision support. This lack leaves these areas open for third-party solutions.
Several database administrators (DBAs) have told me that SQL Server 7.0 OLAP Services won't affect their companies' plans to implement data warehouses and data marts. However, a quick look at my 8GB hard disk is enough to convince me otherwise. When I first got the disk, I thought I would never use 8GB of data. But a few months later, the drive is almost full. Granted, a hard disk and a data warehouse aren't the same, but you always find a way to use available capacity.
The widespread adoption of OLAP, data warehousing, and decision-support applications won't happen overnight. The industry has much to learn about the value and implementation of this technology. SQL Server 7.0's OLAP Services helps you get started, but doesn't offer the background and expertise you need to build production OLAP implementations. Now is the time to start learning about data warehousing.
TAGS: SQL Server
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DBA Disruptors
Zero to Hero: 12 Essential Steps for the Accidental DBA
SAP Makes Surprise Leadership Change as CEO McDermott Steps Down

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Diplocraft: Strengthening Foreign Policy Through Subnational Diplomacy
The first-ever appointment of a Special Representative of Subnational Diplomacy at the U.S. Department of State in late 2022 and the upcoming Cities Summit of the Americas in April 2023 reflect increased attention to the role of regions, states, and cities in international affairs. The event will explore how countries harness the international activities of cities to advance policy interests and foster economic relationships, technical cooperation, and progress on national and global policy agendas.
Ambassador Nina Hachigian, U.S. Special Representative for Subnational Diplomacy, will offer keynote remarks about vision and priorities for her new office, then join an illustrious panel to discuss the formal and informal channels of communication between national foreign ministries and their countries' local governments engaging in global affairs. The panel will include His Excellency Jorge Argüello, Ambassador of Argentina to the U.S., as well as a mayor of a major U.S. city, and will be moderated by Tony Pipa, Senior Fellow at the Center for Sustainable Development at the Brookings Institution.
This will be a hybrid program, followed by an in-person networking reception.
For more information or to register, please contact mcde@meridian.org.


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Court of Appeal Orders Mother to Return Abducted Child to Italy
A mother who abducted her young son must return the child to Italy, where her estranged husband lives, even though doing so could potentially poise a grave risk to the boy's psychological health, the court of appeal for this district has ruled.
Div. One on Monday acknowledged the child's fragile emotional state, but said his mother—an American citizen identified in the decision as L.C.—should not be rewarded for her misconduct in bringing her child to Los Angeles and that Italian authorities are capable of addressing the needs of the troubled six-year old boy.
The child, identified as Leonardo R., was born and raised in Parma, Italy. Last February, L.C. brought the child with her to America without the knowledge or consent of her husband, identified as Maurizio R.
After her arrival, L.C. filed for legal separation in the Los Angeles Superior Court seeking custody of Leonardo and monitored visitation for Maurizio. He, in turn, filed a petition for return of minor child under the Hague Convention.
Back in Italy, Maurizio also filed a charge which led to the initiation of a criminal prosecution against L.C. for child abduction.
Evidentiary Hearing
An eight-day evidentiary hearing on the Hague Convention petition was conducted last summer before Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Marjorie Steinberg, and the only disputed issue was whether L.C. could establish, by clear and convincing evidence, that returning Leonardo to Italy would pose a grave risk of physical or psychological harm.
L.C. testified that Maurizio was emotionally abusive to her and Leonardo, and physically abusive to her. She also claimed Maurizio had engaged in sexually inappropriate behavior with the child.
A court-appointed evaluator said she feared Leonardo would suffer a "breakdown" if he were returned to his father. Her concerns would be lessened, she said, if Leonardo's "mother would be available" to him.
Leonardo's therapist, who had diagnosed him with childhood post traumatic stress disorder, opined that the boy had suffered from ongoing exposure to interpersonal trauma which was "verbally…linked…to his father." The therapist said "suicidality would be a big concern" if Leonardo were returned to his father, in light of the child's expressions of self-loathing and worthlessness, and his unequivocal statements that he would "never go back to Italy.
Maurizio denied all of L.C.'s allegations, but at the conclusion of the evidentiary hearing on the petition, Steinberg found it was "plain that this child has undergone, or suffered, or had experiences that have created in him a great deal of fear and anxiety about his father."
Finding of Injury
Based primarily on the testimony and report of the court-appointed evaluator and the therapist, Steinberg concluded Leonardo would be "very, very injured if he were turned over to his father's custody at this point—or if he were taken away from his mother's custody, let me put it that way."
She said, however, that the existing risk could be mitigated if L.C. was able to care for and retain custody of Leonardo "for a sufficient period of time for the Italian court to proceed to make whatever evaluation it deemed appropriate." In order to allow this to happen, Steinberg directed Maurizio to ensure the criminal charges against L.C. in Italy "have been withdrawn or dismissed and [L.C.] will not be under threat of being arrested or prosecuted if she returns to Italy."
Writing for the appellate court, Justice Jeffrey W. Johnson said sufficient evidence supported Steinberg's finding that returning Leonardo to Italy posed a grave risk of psychological harm to the child, given the uncontroverted testimony of the mental health professionals who examined him.
But, he explained, the "safe return of an abducted child to his or her country of habitual residence is always the overriding goal in an action under the Hague Convention" and so Leonardo had to return to Italy if any enforceable conditions could be fashioned to mitigate the risk of harm occasioned by the child's repatriation.
'Laudable Effort'
The justice said the trial court "made a laudable effort to resolve the difficult dilemma with which it was faced" however "the undertakings upon which it conditioned Leo's return pose two insurmountable problems" since "their implementation is dependent on Mother's cooperation, thereby allowing her to thwart them should she choose to do so, and…they require Father to deliver something beyond his control."
Joined by Presiding Justice Robert M. Mallano and Justice Victoria G. Chaney, Johnson directed Steinberg, on remand, to craft a different set of conditions in order to protect Leonardo's mental health pending the outcome of custody proceedings in Italy.
Father was represented by Christopher C. Melcher and Jennifer L. Musika of Walzer & Melcher, while mother's counsel was Peter A. Lauzon and Sharon Stark of Phillips, Lerner & Lauzon.
The case is Maurizio R. v. L.C., 11 S.O.S. 6520.


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Losing the Cultural War at Home
Osama bin Laden's Propaganda Offensive
Real Corruption in Washington
by Cliff Kincaid on January 12, 2006
Would Samuel Alito even be considered for a seat on the Supreme Court if he had committed an act of plagiarism? Would he be considered for the highest court in the land if he had let a woman die in his submerged car? Welcome to the Alito Senate confirmation hearings, featuring Joseph Biden, the Delaware Senator bounced from the 1988 presidential race for plagiarism, and Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts, a notorious womanizer responsible for the drowning death of Mary Jo Kopechne. Of course, our media don't want to talk about any of that. They would prefer to talk about Pat Robertson's latest controversial comment. But Robertson is not in any position to defeat the nominee.
The media the other day ran several stories about Biden filibustering during an occasion when he was supposed to be asking questions of the nominee. It was funny, and Biden later joked about it. But why would he do such a stupid thing? What was he trying to prove? My theory is that Biden is trying to make up for the 1988 case, which is still on the public record for those in the media with any interest in pursuing it, in which he was caught plagiarizing from a speech made by a British politician. Biden seems determined to prove that he really can think for himself, and that he doesn't need to crib from what others are writing or saying. It's amusing when Biden appears on various TV programs and is introduced as a foreign policy expert. It's hard to know with any certainty, except when he's talking extemporaneously, who is putting the words is his mouth. That is why, I believe, he talks too much.
As for Kennedy, who suggests Alito is anti-woman, here is a Senator who was directly responsible for the death of a young woman, riding from a party with him in a car that went off a bridge and into a pond. Kennedy swam to shore, pondering his political future, while she struggled for her life in the bottom of that submerged car. It's probable that she breathed for a period of time in an air pocket before her lungs filled with water and she died a horrible death.
This column is not meant to be a political attack on leading Democrats on the Judiciary Committee disguised as media criticism. I really want to know why the major media permit these characters to launch personal attacks on Alito when their own personal lives are scarred by scandals. The media like to talk about Washington corruption these days, but in my mind the hearings are a corrupt spectacle, in which Senators who are lacking in personal integrity are passing judgment on a religious family man who, by all accounts, has led an exemplary life and treated his associates in accordance with the highest standards of civilized behavior.
Mrs. Alito's tears came when Senator Lindsey Graham referred to Alito as a good man who had been unfairly attacked as a bigot for being associated with a group which published some controversial articles. Graham's voice was itself cracking as he described the testimonies of all of those who have worked with Alito over the years and have described him as a man with the highest level of personal integrity. As for the articles, Alito never wrote or read them. But Kennedy wanted to subpoena the records of that Princeton alumni group that Alito joined to see if he could dig up some dirt on the nominee. It was classic guilt by association, when the Senators raising the questions were guilty of egregious conduct that would disqualify them from even being considered for the federal bench. Yet here they were as sitting Senators. That's about as hypocritical as anything I've seen in Washington. But it's not a story for the Washington media.
Instead, taking its lead from another liberal Democrat, Richard Durbin, the Washington Post has today run a front-page story about Alito leaving open the possibility that he could rule against the Supreme Court pro-abortion decision, Roe v. Wade. This is depicted as an alarming development. The story is based on some misleading questions asked by Durbin, who himself used to be pro-life. The Post alluded to this, noting that Senator Tom Coburn "suggested that Durbin is ill-suited to challenge Alito's views on abortion because Durbin once opposed abortion rights and changed his mind."
Notice the phrase "abortion rights." This is how the Post changes the terms of the debate in order to favor those who are pro-abortion. The phrase, popular in the liberal media these days, eliminates the need to consider the possibility that the unborn child may have a legitimate and valid right to life. That possibility has been ruled out of order by the liberals, in and out of the media, and not fit to print.
The implication of the Post story is that Alito has an open mind on an issue on which Durbin changed and has now apparently closed his mind. It only makes sense if you share Durbin's current view that unborn children have no rights. This is what passes for fair and objective news coverage of Alito's confirmation hearing. I don't know whether to laugh or cry.


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It just wouldn't be summer unless I could make a few glass sculptures for the yard. Since I've been digging the glass bottle flowers lately, I made a few more of them over the weekend.
First, I wanted another glass flower to adorn that cool little metal flower stand I got last month. Remember this one?
That flower stand is too cool. But I wanted a big glass flower on it. I used this funky candy dish that I got at an estate sale and put glass beads (from the dollar store) all along the edge.
I also wanted to create this "water" effect on the top. Kind of like my glass bead version of a bird bath. So I placed blue glass beads in the top area of the dish (which I turned upside down) and glued glued glued.
And folks, this glass flower is heavy. It wouldn't even stand up on your typical (garden variety – ha!) garden stand. But guess what? I don't need to use a garden stand for this because I have that lovely metal stand. Viola!
I know… I get so excited by these garden flowers.
But then I also found this very large blue bottle at an estate sale. It was so big it we had to get an extra thick garden stick just to put it on. To top it, I wanted a blue (what else) flower. I painted a giant bowl I got at an estate sale with some blue paint, and after it dried I flipped it over and glued these lovely blue beads to the top. Aren't they pretty?
I love that deep blue. But then, since this was going in the yard I wanted some lighter ones that the light could reflect off of as well. So I found a few metal-like shiny ones and added those also.
Once that was dry, I flipped it over again and glued the big blue bottle. Then I waited….
It takes about three days to totally cure. Until then, I usually have a collection of glass bottles waiting on the kitchen counter. Once it was dry, I needed my husby's muscles to put that heavy flower sculpture into the ground.
He put it really far into the ground so it wouldn't wobble and fall over. See how thick of a garden stick we used? I love how it looks in our little green area.
I used the same process with a bowl that I painted green, then added green flowers and some beads.
For that one, I put blue beads on the top. The bright color works nicely.
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For more glass garden projects, check out my book, Glass Sculptures: How to Make Beautiful Sculptures for the Garden Using Vases, Bowls, and Other Glass Pieces.
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I use Household Hogar glue to adhere the glass pieces together. But I'm not sure that will work with wrought iron.


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Q: How to change path of welcome html file I have created Dynamic web project and it has .html, .css and .js files. I group these file in respective folders like .js file in javascripts folder and .html file in views folder but i don't able to access these file in project. I used eclipse IDE for this. Is there need to configure path for these folder?

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WebContent
 |-- META-INF
 |-- WEB-INF
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If you're absolutely positive that you need to invoke a servlet this strange way, then you should map it on an URL pattern of /index.jsp instead of /index. You only need to change it to get the request dispatcher from request instead of from config and get rid of the whole init() method.

A: These are not Java source files, so it makes no sense to configure them as such. By default in a Dynamic Web Project you only see the src folder under Java Resources. Other folders will be listed at the bottom of the tree. This is by design.
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  <welcome-file-list>
    <welcome-file>/views/welcome.html</welcome-file>
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Armando Reynoso had gone a year and a week between major league starts. Nine more days obviously did not hurt him.
In his second start of the season for the Mets, Reynoso allowed two singles in seven innings in a 9-3 rout of the Los Angeles Dodgers yesterday at Shea Stadium. The Mets took the lead for good when they scored five runs, all unearned, off the former Met Brian Bohanon in the third inning. Butch Huskey drove in two of the runs with his 12th homer; he left the game in the fifth inning after injuring a hamstring running the bases.
The only run Reynoso allowed was unearned, too. Reynoso (2-0), a 32-year-old right-hander, who missed more than a year with elbow and shoulder problems before starting in Chicago on July 24, has not allowed an earned run in 15 innings with the Mets.
Isn't that kind of surprising? Mike Piazza was asked.
The victory was the Mets' 10th in 14 games. Coupled with Colorado's victory over the Chicago Cubs, it put the Mets (58-50) three games back in the wild-card race.
For the moment, Mets Manager Bobby Valentine has a pleasant problem. Valentine has seven legitimate starters, and six of them are in his rotation now for at least one turn.
He sees the need to give his starters a little extra rest.
And with Reynoso, Al Leiter, Rick Reed, Bobby Jones, Hideo Nomo, Masato Yoshii and Willie Blair on his staff, he has too many starters to begin with. At least for now. Blair, who is pitching in relief, may have been acquired from Arizona with the thought that he could be traded again, possibly in a waiver deal to the Baltimore Orioles or Cincinnati Reds.
It did not look that way. Reynoso allowed a run-scoring single by Gary Sheffield in the first; it was six more innings before the Dodgers got another hit.
The Mets, meanwhile, tied the score in the bottom of the first when Piazza's sacrifice fly drove in Tony Phillips.
Reynoso and Phillips then keyed the five-run third. Reynoso reached base when his hard smash skipped past a backhanded stab by the Dodgers' rookie third baseman, Adrian Beltre. With a 3-2 count, Phillips drew a walk to give the Mets runners on first and second with nobody out.
Edgardo Alfonzo followed with a hard shot to center field. Raul Mondesi caught up with the ball after a long run, but it skipped out of his glove, and John Olerud came up with the bases loaded.
Olerud delivered a sacrifice fly for a 2-1 lead. (He later extended his hitting streak to 16 games.) Piazza grounded to third to advance the runners. Brian McRae was then hit by a pitch on the left wrist -- but McRae acted as if he had not been hit and continued his at-bat.
The plate umpire, Charlie Williams, let McRae continue, and he grounded a two-run single past Bohanon for a 4-1 lead. Two pitches later, Huskey hit his first home run since July 9. The Mets had five unearned runs in the inning on two hits and two errors, and a 6-1 lead.
Reynoso even added a fourth-inning single for a little gravy.
BUTCH HUSKEY had to be helped from the field after he felt something pop in his left hamstring while running out a fifth-inning groundout. Huskey's status was listed as day to day, but Manager BOBBY VALENTINE said the injury was more severe than that. ''It's going to be a while, not day to day,'' Valentine said. ''But I think we'd know if it was a tear. And it doesn't seem to be a tear. We'll know better tomorrow.'' Huskey, who has been hampered by a sore right knee that will be operated on after the season, has had hamstring problems before. ''It's going to be at least two or three days,'' Huskey said. ''It was a pop. But it didn't burn like the other ones.'' . . . The only thing that appeared to be standing in the way of a two-year contract extension for JOHN FRANCO was an agreement on incentives. . . . Tonight's game at Shea Stadium matches pitchers who were traded for each other in June, the Mets' HIDEO NOMO and the Dodgers' DAVE MLICKI.


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*19:28:57.916 I [offline_authorizer.cpp:289] Unable to login offline: no such user
int main() {

    sp_session *sp;
    sp_error err;

    sp_session_callbacks callbacks;
    callbacks.logged_in = &logged_in;
    callbacks.notify_main_thread = &notify_main_thread;
    callbacks.music_delivery = &music_delivery;
    callbacks.metadata_updated = &metadata_updated;
    callbacks.play_token_lost = &play_token_lost;
    callbacks.log_message = &log_message;
    callbacks.end_of_track = &end_of_track;

    sp_session_config config;
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    config.cache_location = "/tmp/libSpotify";
    config.settings_location = "/tmp/libSpotify1";
    config.application_key = g_appkey;
    config.application_key_size = g_appkey_size;
    config.user_agent = "Name_of_client";
    config.callbacks = &callbacks;
    config.tracefile = "/tmp/trace";

    err = sp_session_create(&config, &sp);

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    }
    sp_session_login(sp, username, password, 0);
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I've been using the Jukebox example, but can't seem to get it to work. I can login to my account and play music on the computer using the account.

A: You'll need to call sp_session_process_events() in your main thread's event processing loop. Found this in Connected to spotify AP, but GetConnectionState(), user not yet logged in so check that out for more details.

A: 19:28:57.916 I [offline_authorizer.cpp:289] Unable to login offline: no such user

The above should not be a problem and is generally caused by libspotify trying to log in the user "off-line" using (missing) cached credentials before the actual on-line login takes place. I wouldn't worry.


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In 2018, Professor Lerner visited the USS Spruance, a U.S. Navy destroyer.
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On Thursday evening the Galerie OstLicht was not concerned about whether to exhibit in black and white or in colour. René Burri, one of the most significant photographers in the world, had come to Vienna for the opening of his exhibition, ensuring that a mass of people showed up. In addition to Burri's legendary black and white portraits of the likes of Ernesto "Che" Guevara, Pablo Picasso, Alberto Giacometti and Le Corbusier, RENÉ BURRI. DOPPELLEBEN presents many of his rarely seen colour photographs.
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