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UK Brings 'Peace' #KiyiyaVuranInsanlik
I just watched David Cameron on the BBC news (02-09-15) telling us all that we did not need to take in more 'migrants'; rather that we had to bring peace and stability to the countries the 'migrants' were coming from.
All the BBC reporter had to say on this comment was that the UK was donating to humanitarian aid in Syria. There is so much wrong with both Cameron's words and the objectionable BBC response.
If people are fleeing a war zone they are refugees, not migrants. Who has ever read (or watched) any history of the First or Second World Wars in which the people fleeing from Belgium, the Netherlands and France were referred to as migrants? If Western Europeans fleeing a war zone during the World Wars were refugees, then the people fleeing from war in the Middle East and Asia are also refugees. Refugee status is not predicated on colour or religion, but on why people are leaving their country.
While Cameron and NATO were bombing Libya for 'democracy' the Saudi tanks were rolling into Bahrain to crush the pro-democracy protestors. When Cameron was asked if they would bomb Saudi tanks in support of democracy in Bahrain he replied, "No, it is not in our national interest". This is simply part of a long history of the UK interfering in other countries not for democracy, nor from any sense of moral decency, but to further our national interest. It is a long history, stretching from the British East India Company to the multination profits made in Iraq with the assistance of the 'Middle East Peace Envoy' Blair. No UK Prime Minister can talk of bringing peace and stability to countries until he accepts that the rule of international law applies to the UK, the US and Israel every bit as much as it does to any other nation or group of individuals.
Consider these few excerpts from the history of the Middle East:-
• Following WWI Churchill and 'Bomber Harris' slaughter Kurdish civil populations using poison gas. Harris notes that he can clear a small town in less than an hour. Churchill observes that he can see nothing wrong with using gas on uncivilized tribes.
• The UK and the US arm the future Taliban. (I know that Afghanistan is not in the Middle East, but clearly the war in Afghanistan has had repercussions in that zone).
• UK, Israel and France go to war with Egypt because it decides that the Suez Canal might actually be Egyptian. This is an example of autarchic growth, one of the reasons the US and UK helped overthrow the government of Indonesia.
• The UK and the US overthrow the parliamentary government of Iran and install the brutal Shah.
• The UK and the US invade Afghanistan. During a very long war they provide weapons and support to brutally vicious and oppressive war lords.
• The US and UK provide the material Saddam needs to build and deliver poison gas to be used in his war against Iran.
• The UK and the US impose sanctions on Iraq which kill around 1,000,000 people including an estimated 500,000 children under the age of 5. Various UN officials resign referring to the sanctions as genocide.
• The UK and the US go to war with Iraq on the grounds that Saddam possess weapons of mass destruction. (This causus belli is not of course a reason for nations to go to war with the UK, US or Israel.)
• The UK and US, defined as occupying powers under international law, fail to protect Iraqi museums and cultural heritage. The US puts military bases in the centre of major archaeological sites and sets ISIS an example of how to inflict major cultural destruction.
• Egyptians overthrow their dictatorship; the US president talks not of a victory for democracy, but of the need for stability.
• The UK and US begin to ramp up pressure for war with Iran, claiming Iran is building nuclear weapons. Incredibly, given the complete lack of evidence for an Iranian nuclear weapons programme and given all that happened in Iraq, the 'free press' vigorously support the campaign.
• The UK and the US want to provide more support for Syrian rebels. Later the US and the UK decide that some of these rebels (ISIS in particular) may not be such nice people after all.
• After 'victory' in Libya black prisoners are found with their hands tied behind their backs and bullets in their head – no action from NATO. Ethnic cleansing in Misrata – no action by NATO
That is a very brief potted history which highlights my basic point: no UK Prime Minister has the right to talk about bringing peace and stability to the Middle East.
Until the UK adopts the Kampala definition of the Crime of Aggression, until the UK follows international law, then all UK military intervention should cease. That will be a significant step towards bringing peace and stability to the Middle East.
Peace and Stability is 'jam tomorrow', the refugees need jam today. The refugees are here now, they are fleeing war now. Peace and stability might encourage people to return, it might reduce the future flow of migrants, but it does not help the desperate thousands now. And they are fleeing war, ten years ago this refugee crisis did exists, it exists because of the ongoing conflicts. People do not risk their lives, and the lives of their children, unless they are desperate. Look at the photograph in the link at the end of this article (it is very disturbing), and tell me they are simply fleeing for a better economic life.
They are human beings, they are human beings fleeing from countries we have helped destabilise. And, even if we had not been involved in Iraq, Syria, Libya, etc. would it really matter? In the 1930's we took in Jewish children, but not their parents. Most people look back on these actions with disgust. How will our children view our actions?
Peace and stability will come too late for this little boy.
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By Bill Wilson
Published on 3rd September 2015
Graham King says:
While Cameron and Westminster dodge responsibility, is there not scope for Scotland's Holyrood Parliament to act unilaterally to send help? Will the Scottish MPs in the Commons move for Royal Navy and civil vessels to go to assist refugees at source, rather than wait for them to risk their lives after handing over savings to gangsters? The UK (or Scotlando at least) could then be welcoming new citizens who would still have their own resources to make a start here not so dependent on state aid or charity, and avoid cash flowing to people-traffickers and whatever evil ends they may then put that money to.
Watching these poor people trying to do their best for their families and ending up dead is heartbreaking. I saw the foto of the child being carried off the beach in Bodrum last night for the first time and I took that image to bed with me and woke with it again this morning. Cameron is a despicable creature as are all around him, does he sleep well at night I wonder.
Excellent article, thank you.
Dougie Blackwood says:
There is no shame in the corridors of power in UK.
Prior to the Iraq was a million people were on the streets; Not In My Name. Now we have the results of Western interference in the Middle East writ large. Of course they are "MIGRANTS" to be decried by our xenophobic, racist press not refugees.
While the picture in your link is the front page of "The National" today's headline in the Daily Express is "EU blamed for MIGRANT crisis"; two xenophobic targets in one headline.
bringiton says:
3rd September 2015 at 12:22 pm
Successive British Prime Ministers have been so cocooned in their massive egos that they completely fail to understand that by perpetrating violence on others that there may be consequences and even if they did,didn't seem to care.
They get away with this largely because,once elected to Westminster,they can do what they like.
The rule of law,as far as they are concerned is what they say it is and is supported by and large by HM press.
We have a moral responsibility,having helped to destabilise these countries,to support the people on the receiving end of our government's foreign policies.
Trident has not brought stability to the world because it is completely irrelevant in every conflict area (except a theoretical future exchange of nuclear weapons with a foreign power) and the money should be spent righting the wrongs of previous misjudgements by HM government,of which there have been many.
The picture of the drowned child is beyond words and speaks as always of man's inhumanity to man.
An utter disgrace and not in my name either.
Sheena Rae says:
3rd September 2015 at 9:19 pm
I agree wholeheartedly with bringiton. The governments past and present never learn by their own mistakes. Britain, which is no longer Great as far as I am concerned should hold their heads in shame. David Cameron is oblivious to the pain and suffering he is inflicting on the refugees NOT Migrants. He does it but certainly Not in my name. I have put a candle light in my window tonight in memory of all those drowned souls. May they RIP can Cameron!!!!!!!
muttley79 says:
Sadly I think we have to accept the most obvious interpretation of Cameron and the UK government's response to the humanitarian emergency with the refugees; they simply do not care about the refugees on any level. It is an appalling state of affairs, but I do not see a more convincing interpretation of their inaction in the face of such a massive level of suffering. If you treat the poor, the vulnerable, disabled, those struggling generally so badly in your own state, how and why would you feel any sense of compassion towards those in utterly desperate need of help and assistance outwith your own borders? It simply is not going to happen, and the reason is that the Tories in general believe in a virulent strain of social Darwinism, and have done since Thatcher took over as their leader. There may be some dissenters from this odious position in the Conservative Party at present but I suspect there is not that many.
Broadbield says:
A timely article which I agree with wholeheartedly and the comments too.
Listening to Cameron, and others in Labour, who over recent months have basically supported him, I feel that the UK Government's attitude is borderline racist. His excuses for doing nothing just don't wash – what he is really saying is, there's a lot of racist voters in the UK, such as UKIP supporters and many Conservatives, and we really don't want to upset them, so let's throw the problem back onto the countries from which the refugees are fleeing, and where decades of our interference in other people's affairs have caused this exodus. Oh, and let's not call them "refugees", but "migrants", because that will scare people more.
merry-go-round says:
so people who are racist/border-line racist – you know the kind of Nazis who reckon that 320,000 net migration a year is completely unsustainable – should just be ignored by Cameron?
Politicians responding to the whims of their electoral base – that's kind of in the nature of democracy yeah? Actually I'm sure the 4,000,000 people who voted UKIP in May and ended up with one seat may question how democratic the first-past-the post system is but still.
"decades of our interference in other people's affairs" – Oh please do tell me how the U.K caused the civil war in Syria I'd love to know!
Bill Wilson says:
5th September 2015 at 1:38 pm
I suggest you look at the link below by Brian Powell. It would be difficult to find any unrest in the Middle East in which the UK/US have not been involved in one way or another.
John Mooney says:
Let this be a stain on the characters of Cameron,Osborne,IDS and the rest of those benighted Tory bastards.The picture of that young boy is a defining moment akin to the young Vietnamese girl napalmed during that disgusting war!What does Ruth Davidson have to say or is she just following orders from down South to say nothing or does she have the moral integrity to come out and state that her party is totally and disgracefully beyond the pale on this terrible tragedy happening in front of us every day! God damn those right wing apologist,Blair et.all who created this uncivilized and disgusting disaster,DAMN the BASTARDS to HELL!
Oh dear I was waiting patiently for the "jews-of-the-1930's" to be dragged up in any discussion of the migration/refugees crisis – I didn't have to wait too long. Quite how Jews facing almost certain extermination at the hands of the Nazis in the 1930's are in any way comparable with economic migrants many of whom are escaping "war torn" countries such as erm Vietnam, Central African republic, Bangladesh, Eritrea and Ethiopia is anyone's guess. Of course the people fleeing Syria and Iraq should take priority – although the liberal left need to be honest and say if there is a thing as too many people or is their wet dream of open borders and to hell with the consequences their real desire? Also should the nations accepting refugees have any say on the matter or will they be ignored as per usual and simply dismissed as racist.
I agree: the west have had an atrocious track-record in the middle-east and should simply abandon anything regarding interference in the middle east/ Arab world hence-forth and that includes any challenge to the Islamic state.
People fleeing war zones are known as refugees not migrants. It is interesting that those opposed to giving aid, of providing shelter, consistently refuse to recognise their refugee status. Do you really believe that they are abandoning all they have, risking their lives, simply for economic gain? It really does not occur to you that the massive increase in flight from Iraq, Syria etc. all follow conflicts in these counties. If you really believe that they are economic migrants can you explain why they were not leaving in their hundreds of thousands before the conflict began?
As for challenging the Islamic state, you nicely ignore the point, we helped arm them in the first place. We made a major contribution to creating the problem; morally we have to make a contribution to sheltering the people who are now refugees as a result of the problem we helped create.
Yes there is a direct comparison between how we treated Jewish refugees in the 30's and how we treat the refugees of today. When people look back on how we treated refugees in the 30's it is generally with shame. I believe that future generations will look back on how we have behaved this time around and feel similar shame. In the 30's (prior to WWII and the death camps) there were many of racist tendency who denied the Jews were refugees and who objected to a large influx of people into the UK. It was this racism which meant that children, but not their parents were allowed entry, and only children with a stated sum of money.
I do not accept that the level of migration into the UK is unsustainable. The figure you suggest (I would like to see how you arrived at that number) is about 0.5% of the UK population. The UK has a declining birth rate so clearly 0.5% is not unsustainable.
Finally, the refugees are showing great courage, they have abandoned their homes and travelled great distances often at considerable risk to themselves. They strike me as a valuable addition to any country.
I have answered the points you made in a civil and rational manner, I trust if you respond you will show the same courtesy.
5th September 2015 at 10:39 pm
(a) So you do agree with me that there is a distinction with people in "the jungle" in Calais & camped outside Budapest train station that the people from Bangladesh, Pakistan, China, Eritrea, Nigeria & Vietnam who are clearly NOT refugees but simply migrants jumping on the bandwagon of people from genuine conflicts such as Syria and Iraq. The news organizations seem not to have noticed this in much the same way that it has taken a photogenic dead kid on a beach for people to wake up to the horror of a self-imposed civil war which has dragged on for 4 years a killed a quarter of a million.
(b) I do believe these people both migrants and refugees are on the look out for economic gain: the clue is where they want to go: they don't settle in Hungary, Macedonia or Albania – instead they seem to want to go to Scandanavia, Germany or the UK – funny that eh? or perhaps it's just a coincidence!
(c) I'm not sure how we armed I.S – unless you mean they captured arms which the US supplied to the useless Iraqi army when they pulled out a few years back. We certainly should have backed Asad to the hilt from the very start but I suppose this was the heady days of the Arab (non)spring and public opinion thought that it may be the flowering of democracy in that part of the world similar to eastern Europe in 1989. We should have all paid attention to Niall Ferguson who pointed out that democracy is at odds with the tribal/religious make-up of most middle-Eastern countries and that backing secular dictatorships is the only game in town for stability.
(d) Morally help them? – isn't a billion pounds in the past 3 years and a promise to take 6,000 refugees not enough for the British taxpayers? It's a billion more than the UAE or Saudi Arabia has given. Mind you they both support IS and so this war is just what they want: the extermination of the Christians in Syria and the butchering of Shia muslims is simply the icing in the cake!
(e) net migration to the UK is 230,000 – that's the official figure – obviously illegal migration brings that up further. I didn't make that figure up !
(f) agreed – we saved very few people in the 1930's and yet the British milked what little help they give for all it was worth. I tend to believe that many (even the dreadful Daily mail) were not really aware what was in store for Europe until the late 1930's.
Brian Powell says:
Then this: http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jun/03/us-isis-syria-iraq


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Child care workers. Daycare teachers earn $10.33 per hour, according to PayScale, and floater teachers earn slightly less at $9 per hour. One way to potentially increase your pay is to join a temp agency that connects qualified caregivers with schools. They may be able to negotiate higher rates on your behalf.
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Administrative assistance professionals, i.e., "temps." Salary.com lists an administrative assistant's hourly rate at $20, but a freelance pro can earn much more. Sites like Upwork and Remote.co regularly post administrative and virtual assistant gigs, and you'll have the opportunity to set your own rates based on your skillset.
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Closer. Come closer. What if we were to speak to one another with such precision and intention? Such expression and tenderness? Such energy and gentleness?
How would it change our lives?
Individually? And with those we love?
I love that you wrote "Feels Flawles!" 'cause there is always room to move further into something… G MIKEY G.
that two people can come together to create an expression of such artistic perfection, a unity of beautiful "oneness", gives me the most wonderful goosebumps. Oh what utter joy.
If the world leaders could have this kind of cooperation, this level of shared trust, we might achieve something close to the world envisioned by John Lennon's song "Imagine".
Indeed stuart richman I think about that every single day. How many times have you come across my written words that if every children learned to dance, to make art, music, to write poetry…that there would be less war, more peace, more health and more happiness. It is impossible to want to destroy if you are essentially a creative person. The desire to create is huge, and to preserve what one creates is a powerful urge. Only those who haven't explored the creation/nurturing nature within their hearts want to destroy.
Giselle Minoli I am reminded of that each time I read your thoughtful and insightful posts.
And though I usually refrain from anything relating to political commentary perhaps we would have a better world if instead of electing politicians as our leaders we instead elected artists to lead us because they understand the true meaning of cooperation and trust.
Could someone propose that as an actual "Bill" stuart richman? What a lovely idea. Artists all over the world speak to one another through their art. Art is the Universal language of mankind. Unfortunately, perhaps only artists really know this? One of the most unfortunate things that has happened to the American educational system is the almost complete disappearance of the arts in education. I took art classes, dance classes, music classes…along with reading, writing and arithmetic. It left an indelible impression on my life, and I can't imagine life in general without those influences. I cannot imagine it.
Greetings stighab guld. So glad you liked it. How are you????
Giselle Minoli I took more classes in all the disciplines of the arts than I did in the hard sciences and for many years I used to think that I was an incomplete person for not studying more science but in retrospect I believe I am a more complete and better person because of the arts even had I not chosen theatre as a career choice.


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The Jefferson Curating Society
At long last, the oldest student group on Grounds agrees to share a treasure trove of UVA history.
by Molly Minturn | Photos by Stacey Evans
On a Friday evening in late September, roughly 50 members of the Jefferson Literary and Debating Society, the oldest student group on Grounds, gather in Hotel C on the West Range (also known as Jefferson Hall, the society's home since 1837) and, with the bang of a gavel, begin their weekly meeting. Over the next several hours, after the society's president introduces them, members step up to a podium and make presentations on subjects ranging from the philosophy of Albert Camus to the literary brilliance of Ulysses to the economics of reparations. Members snap rather than applaud, hiss when they disapprove and pepper presenters with questions. As the night wears on (many Jeff Society meetings run until 2 a.m.), the society's secretary, seated with other officers on a fenced platform in front of the room, takes minutes, just as every secretary of the society has done for nearly two centuries.
Sully Portrait
It's not clear how the Jefferson Society came to own a Thomas Sully portrait of Jefferson; it may have been purchased from James Monroe, who was an honorary member of the society and once owned the painting. From approximately 1860 until 1920, it hung in Jefferson Hall until, as Howard and Gallogly write, "President Alderman [took] the portrait after finding it unattended while the doors to Jefferson Hall stood wide open." Valued at $600,000 today, it hangs in the Upper West Oval Room of the Rotunda.
The society has kept its minute books, dating to 1875, along with photographs, society publications, constitutions and correspondence in a large stack of filing cabinets on the second floor of Alderman Library since the late 1930s. Several items belonging to the society have made their way to UVA's Special Collections Library, and the society's most prized possession, an 1819 Thomas Sully portrait of Jefferson, hangs in the Upper West Oval Room of the Rotunda, where the Board of Visitors meets. But most of the society's archives—a collection of approximately 30,000 objects—have been closely guarded by the society over the years, locked in the filing cabinets in Alderman, to the frustration of University librarians and researchers who are interested in studying the history of student life on Grounds.
Most troubling, says Jack Chellman (Col '18), the society's former historian, is that "the archives are in a really dangerous state of decay. There is no system of organization, no catalog, no labels. Nothing is housed in archival quality, acid-proof folders or boxes."
Last spring, Chellman, who is also a Jefferson Scholar and president of UVA's Queer Student Union, applied for a grant from the Jefferson Trust to organize the archives properly in collaboration with the UVA Library. After getting approval from the society's executive board, Chellman wrote the application with the assistance of the society's then-president as well as Edward Gaynor, librarian for University Archives for UVA's Special Collections Library, and Worthy Martin, a computer science professor and co-director of UVA's Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities. The Jefferson Trust, a decade-old UVA Alumni Association-affiliated program that provides funding for student and faculty projects, awarded the society a $33,000 grant to organize and digitize the archives.
"We've been around for 190 years to shape what student life looks like, and shape the University's intellectual culture."
—Jack Chellman (Col '18), former historian for the Jefferson Literary and Debating Society
Once they won the grant, Chellman and Martin put together a team of seven student workers to organize the physical documents by category and chronology, flagging items that they think are of particular importance or particularly fragile. Martin also taught the students to collect metadata about each object and enter it into Archive Space, a digital archiving program that will ultimately create a comprehensive catalog of the collection. The team has budgeted for 5,000 items to be digitized, and so far has scanned the first 50 years of minutes. Martin calls Chellman a hero for pushing to preserve the archives.
Chellman brushes off the praise. "The amount of help we've gotten over the course of the project has been really wonderful—we could not have done any of this without Worthy or Edward," he says. For Chellman, saving the archives was simply part of his duties as society historian. "In a lot of ways, the history of the Jefferson Society is the history of the University of Virginia," he says. "We've been around for 190 years to shape what student life looks like, and shape the University's intellectual culture. … Special Collections is obviously a preferred space for our archives, as it's climate-controlled and much more secure." Although the archives will be housed in Special Collections, the library will keep them on deposit, meaning the society will retain ownership. The library agreed to this, Gaynor says, because of the society's special status as the first student organization on Grounds.
Why, then, had the society resisted sharing its archives with the library sooner? "Part of the issue is the same with every student organization—the annual turnover of officers. It's easy for one president to be interested [in dealing with the archives] and then the next one not," says Gaynor. "I think the ability to digitize has made all groups more willing to turn records over. I also pointed out to Jack that we currently have a lot more [archival material from] the Washington Society," the rival literary and debating society at UVA. "I think that didn't hurt either," he says, laughing.
"We are a somewhat traditional society, and it's taken a bit longer for us to change than others."
—Maddie Shaw (Col '19), shown with Spencer Park (Col '17, Batten '18), student workers on the archives project
Thomas L. Howard III (Col '13, Educ '14, Law '19), a former Jeff Society president and co-author of the forthcoming book Society Ties: A History of the Jefferson Society at the University of Virginia (Kenan Endowment/UVA Press), agrees. "It's a huge challenge for students to manage something of this scale and significance," he says. He and his co-author, Owen W. Gallogly (Col '13, Law '19) began writing their book as second-year students and had to persuade the executive board to give them access to the archives. "Their first response was a firm 'no,'" Howard says. "I think they were worried about what we might find."
The fact that Howard and Gallogly eventually gained full access, and that the current executive board had no qualms about Chellman's archive project, shows "a shift in the society's priorities from protection to sharing," Howard says. He and Gallogly "approached the society history as independent history," he says. "We're at a time when we're asking more about the history of our institutions. We hope our book gives students and alumni an opportunity to celebrate the society's past, correct misconceptions and think critically about how the society's past challenges continue to inform what we do today."
The society, which has around 200 members on Grounds, was founded by 16 members of the short-lived Patrick Henry Society—UVA's first literary society, made up of students and members of the public—in July 1825, five months after UVA opened for business. Since the Jefferson Society's founding, its literary presentations, rowdy debates and distinguished speakers have attracted UVA students who've gone on to become politicians, judges, academics and writers. Notable members include Edgar Allan Poe, Woodrow Wilson, Virginia governor and UVA president Colgate Darden, and Secretary of State Edward Stettinius Jr. Among its honorary members: William Faulkner, James Monroe, James Madison and Margaret Thatcher. In August 1825 Thomas Jefferson declined an honorary membership, writing to the society that he had to "preserve the inestimable consciousness of impartiality to all," but he did send his "sincere affections and best wishes."
Photograph of William Faulkner and John Dos Passos, 1957. Faulkner, center, who served as writer-in-residence at UVA from 1957-58, addressed the Jefferson Society in 1957. Author John Dos Passos, left, was also in attendance. The meeting was open to all University students. Accession #11252, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library
A recent look at the content of the archives in Alderman revealed nothing particularly scandalous (although the lack of organization would make a librarian cringe). Instead, it gave a fascinating glimpse into student life going back to the late 19th century. (Because the society initially kept its archives in the Rotunda, it lost most pre-1895 objects in the Rotunda fire that year.) Leafing through the minute books, it's clear that they document not only the goings-on within the society but also larger issues at the University. Notes from an 1895 minute book, for example, show that the society held debates on whether UVA should have a president, whether coeducation would be "injurious to the University," and whether the Honor System had "deteriorated"—an issue still hotly contested among students and alumni today.
The archives also contain copies of the University of Virginia Magazine (not to be confused with this publication), the society's literary and news magazine that documented life on Grounds, published off and on from 1838 to 1969, as well as posters and invitations to the Restoration Ball, which the Jefferson Society and the University Guides began hosting in 1963 as a way to raise money to renovate the Rotunda. These efforts, along with its speaker series and decadent Founder's Day and Finals celebrations that were open to the public, wove the society into student life. In their forthcoming book, Howard and Gallogly write that the Jefferson Society has survived all these years "by adapting to the times—staying interesting and compelling to the University of Virginia while preserving many of its distinctive traditions."
In their research, Howard and Gallogly came across archives that reflect the society's reluctance to change demographically. "The Society did not integrate until 1963," they write, "nor did it become coeducational until 1972, the last major group on the Grounds to accept women."
Maddie Shaw (Col '19), a society member who is one of the student workers on the archives project, says she enjoys poring over documents to compare the society of the 19th and 20th centuries to what it is today. "We are a somewhat traditional society, and it's taken a bit longer for us to change than others," she says. "There are still more men than women in the society, for example, but women in the society are very active and vocal."
Michael Drash (Col '17), a Jefferson Society member and student worker on the archives project, peruses a piece of correspondence.
Gaynor sees the society's archives as an honest reflection of UVA student life. "The Jeff Society is a little microcosm of the student experience, and it's particularly that for the first 100 years or so, when it was a very homogeneous student body. All male, all white, all from a certain socioeconomic level. ... It could be considered kind of representative. And that's important," he says. "What was the society doing? What were they debating? That gives you an in into what the big issues are. It shows you what's happening on Grounds. For [Special Collections], it's all about being able to say we can give as comprehensive a view of the student experience as is possible."
It's clear the demographics have changed entirely from just 45 years ago. The society's probationary members, seated on the right side of the hall that meeting night in September, are diverse in race and gender and nearly outnumber the attending active members. While the society's traditions remain—the snapping, the rule of addressing one another formally (Mr. and Ms.), the insistence that male members wear a tie when addressing the crowd (one member flings a tie around his neck like a scarf as a sort of afterthought while approaching the podium)—the atmosphere is never stodgy or dull. Presentations and arguments are earnest, and members listen carefully. No one fiddles with a smartphone.
Since its founding, Chellman says, the society has given students a place to "share what they're passionate about with other people." The meticulous minute books in the archives show, he says, that Jefferson Society meetings, over the decades, "have often been the highlight of a lot of people's weeks."
Among the treasures…
Edgar Allan Poe's signature from an 1826 minute book. In their history of the society, Thomas Howard and Owen Gallogly write: "Poe's signature ... was clipped from the minute book and stolen by Lancelot Minor Blackford, a member in the late 1850s. The signature was purchased at auction by a group of alumni and returned to the Society in 1988." Blackford's theft saved the signature from the Rotunda fire of 1895. Accession #1018-K, University of Virginia Library
Woodrow Wilson's minute book: Wilson, who attended the School of Law, joined the Jefferson Society in October 1879 and was appointed secretary the following month. In the fall of 1880 he became the society's president. Howard and Gallogly write, "Wilson focused on two key objectives—securing political power in his circle of allies and reforming the Society's constitution and by-laws." This 1877-94 minute book is valued at $9,500.
Minutes about major debates: "Resolved: That the honor system at the University has deteriorated" (Jan. 19, 1895); "Resolved: That the University should have a President" (Jan. 26, 1895); "Resolved: That Coeducation would be injurious to the University of Virginia" (Feb. 9, 1895)
Copies of the University of Virginia Magazine from the 1950s and 1960s. The magazine, established in 1838—before the University's first daily paper (1890)—was "the only source of college news," write Howard and Gallogly. "Each issue … featured a section called 'Collegiana' and an 'Editor's Table,' in which the editors described and commented on current events around the University."
Restoration Ball Invitations and posters, 1960s-1990s: Mary Hall Betts, who was known as "Mama Rotunda," worked as the Rotunda's hostess from the late 1950s to the mid-1980s. She worked with the Jefferson Society and the University Guides to organize the first Restoration Ball in 1963 to raise funds for the renovation of the Rotunda. One newspaper clipping in the archives describes the atmosphere: "Inside the Rotunda, the main floor has been transformed into a dramatic ballroom. … Young ladies in long gowns and formally attired escorts walk along the three balconies that encircle the main floor." The ball is still thrown annually, and the Jefferson Society took over as sole host in 2011.
A newspaper scrapbook in the archives contains a clip about a Jefferson Society-sponsored, student-wide anti-war rally held in Cabell Hall on Nov. 8, 1935. From the article: "The society in sponsoring the rally issued the following statement: 'Whereas, it is the function of the Jefferson Society to afford a forum for the expression of student opinion; whereas, the Jefferson Society deplores war as futile and as a social evil that should be publicly condemned by every American citizen; and, whereas the Jefferson Society believes every University of Virginia man is opposed to war and its desolation—moral, cultural, economic, and social; and believes a non-partisan anti-war rally to be desirable as a forceful expression of student opinion; be it therefore resolved that the Jefferson Society sponsor an Anti-War Rally … and that the society extend invitations to student organizations."
Jefferson Society minute book, Oct. 7, 1960, saying that society members gathered in Newcomb Hall to watch the second presidential debate between Kennedy and Nixon: "For the first time in 135 years of history, the Hall was called to order by the use of mental telepathy at 7:29 p.m. EST," the secretary writes. "This meeting was strictly for the moderns among us—complete with Newcomb Hall and T.V. The reason for gathering in the hall of Newcomb was to watch not a 'debate' but a 'discussion' between two candidates for a high U.S. political office. During the course of the 'discussion,' Mr. Kennedy put in a word or two in favor of sit-ins, etc., while Mr. Nixon showed his deafness by referring to a certain eloquent speech by Mr. Eisenhower. All shuddered when Mr. Nixon said our expenditures are not going to be less and several draft dodgers darted out when Mr. Kennedy made a remark about building up U.S. strength before we go to the summit again. (Alarming, of course, that there will be another summit.)"
Jefferson Society minute book, Nov. 22, 1963, showing the society's sympathy notes to Jackie Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson.
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A competency hearing date has been set for a Winters man charged in a double murder case involving two missing teens.
Late last year, a doctor found Shannon to be mentally incompetent due to a developmental disability. The judge presiding in the case said he found the report "interesting" and expressed doubts over whether Shannon was actually incompetent. "I'm not convinced that Mr. Shannon is incompetent, but I'm certainly willing to move forward with the process to make that determination," the judge said. The judge reinstated proceedings against Shannon after a report from the Alta California Regional Center in Sacramento determined the defendant did not have a disability and was not eligible for its services. In March, those proceedings were delayed again when Spangler submitted an additional report claiming Shannon's alleged incompetence was caused by drug abuse, the Davis Enterprise reported. The judge said he was again not convinced that Shannon was mentally incompetent and ordered an additional hearing set for May 29. If Shannon is ultimately found to be mentally incompetent, he would be sent to a hospital for treatment until he is determined to be competent enough to stand trial. If he is not, criminal proceedings would move forward, the Enterprise reported.
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There are 1.1g net carbs, a tiny 0.2g protein and 2 Weight Watchers points per serving. The salsa also stores very well in a mason jar in the fridge for 5 days or so.
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}

uint8_t eclic_get_intattr(uint32_t source) {
    return *(volatile uint8_t*) (ECLIC_ADDR_BASE + ECLIC_INT_ATTR_OFFSET
            + source * 4);
}

void eclic_set_ecliccfg(uint8_t ecliccfg) {
    *(volatile uint8_t*) (ECLIC_ADDR_BASE + ECLIC_CFG_OFFSET) = ecliccfg;
}

uint8_t eclic_get_ecliccfg() {
    return *(volatile uint8_t*) (ECLIC_ADDR_BASE + ECLIC_CFG_OFFSET);
}

void eclic_set_mth(uint8_t mth) {
    *(volatile uint8_t*) (ECLIC_ADDR_BASE + ECLIC_MTH_OFFSET) = mth;
}

uint8_t eclic_get_mth() {
    return *(volatile uint8_t*) (ECLIC_ADDR_BASE + ECLIC_MTH_OFFSET);
}

void eclic_set_nlbits(uint8_t nlbits) {
    //shift nlbits to correct position
    uint8_t nlbits_shifted = nlbits << ECLIC_CFG_NLBITS_LSB;

    //read the current ecliccfg
    uint8_t old_ecliccfg = eclic_get_ecliccfg();
    uint8_t new_ecliccfg = (old_ecliccfg & (~ECLIC_CFG_NLBITS_MASK))
            | (ECLIC_CFG_NLBITS_MASK & nlbits_shifted);

    eclic_set_ecliccfg(new_ecliccfg);
}

uint8_t eclic_get_nlbits(void) {
    //extract nlbits
    uint8_t nlbits = eclic_get_ecliccfg();
    nlbits = (nlbits & ECLIC_CFG_NLBITS_MASK) >> ECLIC_CFG_NLBITS_LSB;
    return nlbits;
}

//sets an interrupt level based encoding of nlbits and ECLICINTCTLBITS
uint8_t eclic_set_int_level(uint32_t source, uint8_t level) {
    //extract nlbits
    uint8_t nlbits = eclic_get_nlbits();
    if (nlbits > ECLICINTCTLBITS) {
        nlbits = ECLICINTCTLBITS;
    }

    //shift level into correct bit position
    level = level << (8 - nlbits);

    //write to eclicintctrl
    uint8_t current_intctrl = eclic_get_intctrl(source);
    //shift intctrl left to mask off unused bits
    current_intctrl = current_intctrl << nlbits;
    //shift intctrl into correct bit position
    current_intctrl = current_intctrl >> nlbits;

    eclic_set_intctrl(source, (current_intctrl | level));

    return level;
}

//gets an interrupt level based encoding of nlbits
uint8_t eclic_get_int_level(uint32_t source) {
    //extract nlbits
    uint8_t nlbits = eclic_get_nlbits();
    if (nlbits > ECLICINTCTLBITS) {
        nlbits = ECLICINTCTLBITS;
    }

    uint8_t intctrl = eclic_get_intctrl(source);

    //shift intctrl
    intctrl = intctrl >> (8 - nlbits);
    //shift intctrl
    uint8_t level = intctrl << (8 - nlbits);

    return level;
}

//sets an interrupt priority based encoding of nlbits and ECLICINTCTLBITS
uint8_t eclic_set_int_priority(uint32_t source, uint8_t priority) {
    //extract nlbits
    uint8_t nlbits = eclic_get_nlbits();
    if (nlbits >= ECLICINTCTLBITS) {
        nlbits = ECLICINTCTLBITS;
        return 0;
    }

    //shift priority into correct bit position
    priority = priority << (8 - ECLICINTCTLBITS);

    //write to eclicintctrl
    uint8_t current_intctrl = eclic_get_intctrl(source);
    //shift intctrl right to mask off unused bits
    current_intctrl = current_intctrl >> (8 - nlbits);
    //shift intctrl into correct bit position
    current_intctrl = current_intctrl << (8 - nlbits);

    eclic_set_intctrl(source, (current_intctrl | priority));

    return priority;
}

//gets an interrupt priority based encoding of nlbits
uint8_t eclic_get_int_priority(uint32_t source) {
    //extract nlbits
    uint8_t nlbits = eclic_get_nlbits();
    if (nlbits > ECLICINTCTLBITS) {
        nlbits = ECLICINTCTLBITS;
    }

    uint8_t intctrl = eclic_get_intctrl(source);

    //shift intctrl
    intctrl = intctrl << nlbits;
    //shift intctrl
    uint8_t priority = intctrl >> (nlbits + (8 - ECLICINTCTLBITS));

    return priority;
}

void eclic_mode_enable() {
    uint32_t mtvec_value = read_csr(mtvec);
    mtvec_value = mtvec_value & 0xFFFFFFC0;
    mtvec_value = mtvec_value | 0x00000003;
    write_csr(mtvec, mtvec_value);
}

void eclic_set_shv(uint32_t source, uint8_t shv) {
    uint8_t attr = eclic_get_intattr(source);
    if (shv) {
        attr |= 0x01;
        eclic_set_intattr(source, attr);
    }
}

void eclic_set_trig(uint32_t source, uint8_t trig) {
    uint8_t attr = eclic_get_intattr(source);
    if ((trig & 0x1)) {
        attr |= (trig << 1);
        eclic_set_intattr(source, attr);
    }
}

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Q: Warning when installing Git with Homebrew I get the following warning when installing Git with Homebrew:
Warning: git-2.1.1 already installed, it's just not linked

I had been trying to update my version of Git with Homebrew using:
brew upgrade Git

and received this message:
    Error: git not installed
I then used the command: brew install git
and received this message:
Error: The `brew link` step did not complete successfully
The formula built, but is not symlinked into /usr/local
Could not symlink bin/git
Target /usr/local/bin/git
already exists. You may want to remove it:
  rm /usr/local/bin/git

To force the link and overwrite all conflicting files:
  brew link --overwrite git

To list all files that would be deleted:
  brew link --overwrite --dry-run git

I tried the overwrite command and received this error:
    Error: Could not symlink share/git-core/contrib
    /usr/local/share/git-core is not writable.
I then ran git --version and received:
    -bash: /usr/local/bin/git: No such file or directory
then ran brew install Git and received:
    Warning: git-2.1.1 already installed, it's just not linked
I'm a total loss as to what to do at this point. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!

A: Try this: remove /usr/local/share/git-core and then try again with installation of git.


If you intend to invest in a piece of outdoor clothing, make it a waterproof coat. We all know how unpredictable weather can be.
Waterproof outer layers are a lifesaver. They'll keep you warm, dry, and allow you to stay out for as long as you like.
Waterproof coats and jackets are usually designed for a male or female fit.
Waterproof jackets (or hard shells as they are also known) are the final protective layer in your layering system. This layer provides a waterproof barrier.
The main difference between waterproof layers is the fabric they are made from and the level of breathability that they provide.
The level of breathability you need is dependent on your chosen activity.
High aerobic activities such as mountain climbing, hill walking necessitate the use of highly breathable fabrics.
Less intensive activities such as day to day use or walking require a less breathable garment.
To call a product waterproof, a company should comply with the strict definition of that word.
Unfortunately, most of the waterproof products you encounter on the market are merely water-resistant.
How to Buy Right Waterproof Coat?
Shopping for waterproof coats and jackets can be daunting. Especially when you come face to face with all the different names that brands have for their fabrics.
The two key features are waterproofing and breathability. Waterproof jackets use a waterproofing agent to repel liquids.
You may notice a waterproof rating listed on some outdoor gear websites, represented by a number from 0 to 20,000mm.
This is the amount of water in a 1-inch-diameter vertical tube that the material can withstand without leaking.
As a guide, up to 1,500mm is only water resistant, 1,500mm – 5,000mm is waterproof and good for most wet conditions.
The 10,000mm and above is highly waterproof and best for mountain conditions. These work well for snowsports also.
For tackling heavy rain you'll need a jacket with taped seams which prevents water from seeping through the stitching.
Breathability is another important factor. The cheapest waterproof coats usually don't provide a great level of breathability.
This means that even if they do stop the rain from getting in, you'll be damp with sweat from the inside.
It's best to choose a highly breathable softshell or hardshell so you don't overheat.
Underarm ventilation zips (or pit zips) are really useful for regulating your body temperature.
Other features are largely up to personal preference.
Pockets are useful but check their zips if they are sealed. Otherwise, you'll find that the contents of pocket will get wet.
Waterproof Coat – What to Look For?
Many light rain jackets, windbreakers, and soft shells are water resistant, meaning that they shed water but aren't completely waterproof under extended exposure.
Weatherproof coats have a built-in laminate layer or a coating that essentially blocks outside moisture from entering.
Additionally, they have waterproof taping along the seams on the interior of the jacket.
A best waterproof coat that resists moisture from entering yet also lets sweat and hot air vent out requires a combination of fabric layers.
You'll see this referenced in every performance-oriented jacket on the market, typically seen as 2L, 2.5L or 3L.
2-Layer – These jackets are the most basic, and typically require a mesh liner to protect the jacket's inner coating (hence the 2-layer name).
They're not very breathable and best are for casual use.
2.5-Layer – This type of layer coat attaches a very thin interior fabric to the waterproof/breathable laminate or coating.
Breathability, as well as compressibility, are increased and weight decreases with the design, making this the most popular option for hikers, backpackers, and climbers.
One downside is that the interior fabric isn't as soft to the touch as a true 3-layer. Some consider it slippery or plasticky.
3-Layer – A true 3-layer construction incorporates three separate pieces of fabric, with the actual waterproof and breathable membrane in the middle and a more substantial fabric on the interior.
This increases durability and further improves breathability.
Getting a 3-layer jacket also includes an increase in price, and most often these are big name designs, like Gore-Tex or eVent.
Hiking, backpacking, climbing, and other activities require a jacket that is lightweight but also can handle a sustained downpour.
The differences in weight are significant. Weights are continuing to drop as fabric and membrane technologies advance.
One of the most important features in a waterproof coat is breathability.
The ability for perspiration and other moisture to exit the jacket without outside water coming in.
Some cheaper jackets are barely breathable at all, but almost all of the fabrics used in today's models are at least somewhat breathable.
The market leader has long been Gore-Tex, particularly in their high-end offerings, but other brands like eVent, NeoShell by Polartec, MemBrain by Marmot, and HyVent Alpha are becoming significant competition.
Generally speaking, the more you spend the more breathable the jacket will be.
One exception is ultralight jackets, which cost more than cheap lightweight models but ventilate approximately the same.
A jacket's breathability is greatly enhanced with the inclusion of pit zips.
In need of the best waterproof coat? Looking for something that will keep out the rain yet won't be beaten on style?
Once you own your perfect waterproof jacket, you'll need to make sure you look after it.
If it begins to lose its ability to repel water, your best bet is to clean it with a specialized cleaning product such as Nikwax's Tech Wash.
Some waterproof coats, such as those which use Gore-Tex's range of waterproof fabrics, can be restored to their former glory.
This can be achieved by popping them in the tumble dryer on low heat for 20-30 minutes.
This process can potentially reactivate the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) outer coating, but this won't work forever.
After a while, you'll need to use a spray-on or wash-in waterproofing treatment such as Nikwax's TX-Direct to get it back to its former waterproof self.
Whatever you do, always check the manufacturer's recommended cleaning and reproofing advice before proceeding.
In The Waterproof Test Eva and Andrew test the waterproofness of six Mountain Warehouse jackets to see what amount of water each jacket can withstand.
Also look for coats with hood. The fit of your hood is important. In poor conditions, you lose most of your body heat through your head.
The size and fit of the hood can be adjusted on most jackets, to make sure the hood covers your head but without restricting your view.
Zips can be taken for granted, but the last thing you need when you're caught in bad weather is to have a jacket that you can't fasten.
Zips should be smooth running and, if they're not waterproof, hidden with storm flaps to prevent water from getting in.
Zips are also a great source of ventilation for when the body gets too hot.
Look for pit zips on higher end jackets as these help regulate your body heat and move moisture more efficiently.
The number of pockets depends on your needs.
Pockets should have storm flaps covering the zips to make sure what goes inside, stays dry.
If you purchased or know waterproof jacket or coat which you would recommend, let me know in comments below!
If you intend to invest in piece of outdoor clothing, make it a waterproof coat. Waterproof outer layers are a lifesaver. They'll keep you warm, dry, and allow you to stay out for as long as you like.


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Costs and inflexible waste regulations among key barriers for recycling in construction industry
The construction sector accounts for substantial emissions, and the level of reuse in the industry is low. But why is that so, and how can we turn it around? These were the main issues discussed on a lunch seminary on recycling in a circular perspective at COWI's head office in Oslo, Norway.
Buildings need to be more sustainable – and preferably environmentally certified in one way or another. What is more, around 30 per cent of all waste in the EU is pure building waste. This is one of the biggest paradoxes and challenges faced by the construction industry today, said Erik Rigstad, development manager for buildings at COWI, at a recent lunch seminary on recycling in a circular perspective at COWI's head office in Oslo.
"At COWI, we run into problems at the intersection between recycling of materials and sustainable construction, such as BREEAM and low-emission buildings. We are aware that there are unnecessarily large emissions, even from BREEAM buildings, because many of these buildings are also new and the raw materials are being used for the first time. The industry is good at documenting the choices we make and at certification, but we can go further when it comes to our choices of materials," said Rigstad.
Nordic barriers identified
Tore Methlie Hagen, a civil engineer within construction and working in the environment division at COWI, gave a presentation on the circular economy in the construction sector. Based on a report produced by COWI for the Nordic Council of Ministers, Methlie Hagen went into the major challenges to be addressed if the construction industry is to be more circular.
"In the report we identified some of the biggest barriers faced by the Nordic countries today, according to interviews with 16 stakeholder groups across these countries. Among the findings was that there is no cooperation across supply chains. And buildings have a long life. So many of the buildings we are now demolishing have already been around for 70 or 80 years. This raises issues in our circular efforts both because of hazardous substances and because the quality of materials does not meet present-day requirements. And the buildings were not suitable for dismantling and reuse either," explained Methlie Hagen.
"All of this complicates the work of recycling. One of the most important lessons we have learnt from history is that we need to put up buildings that are easier to dismantle and reuse."
Need for financial incentives
Then comes one of the biggest drivers behind the whole thing: cost.
"We have significant transaction issues that pose major risks to the projects. We are dependent on solving the cost part – in order to increase the amount of recycling, the players all along the supply chain need to have financial incentives to achieve dynamic effects, which calls for public investment and support."
His experience from the industry is that the level of recycling has been highest and most stable for the waste types that are most profitable to recover.
"Metals, for example, have always been quite profitable, but you can't say the same of paper and concrete. Landfill has also been historically very cheap. The 'final treatment charge' which was introduced in the late 1990s was a major financial incentive to promote recycling and reuse. These are the effects we now need to develop further," said Methlie Hagen.
Barriers in the regulations
He also observed that the waste regulations can be a barrier in themselves to recycling and circular economy in the construction sector. The rules are inflexible and mean that large parts of the construction waste must be treated as general waste and cannot simply be recycled into new building materials.
This is particularly true where old buildings are demolished to be replaced with new and sustainable structures – where the old buildings do not satisfy current standards for certification or would be hard to upgrade to the latest energy requirements, for example.
"In these cases, the waste regulations can be a barrier. Unclear rules for reusing concrete, for example, can also limit the actual amount of recycling. The waste regulations as they stand today can place restrictions on a circular economy, so we need the current rules to be tidied up," said Methlie Hagen.
Erik Rigstad
Management Buildings/sustainable buildings, Norway
eri@cowi.com
Jørn Christen Johnsen
Market director
Water and Environment, Norway
jcj@cowi.com
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Confessions of a Single Parent Pessimist: Tall, Curvy, Large Feet? You Need My New Fashion Blog!
Tall, Curvy, Large Feet? You Need My New Fashion Blog!
I'm 5'11, plus size and have size 10 feet, and on the UK high street, this is a bad combo!
My childhood and entire adulthood has been spent in baggy clothes (to hide my flab) and men's trainers; Since giving birth to my son in 2012, this has deteriorated further!
Being a single mum can make it hard to have the time (and energy) to care about your presentation, but I want him to have a mother he can be proud of, and one his friends fancy when he's older!
So here is where my new blog comes in. Watch my journey into the deepest unknown (aka fashion), as I learn how to use clothing to flatter my figure, and hunt for clothes and shoes that meet my sizing criteria, as well as my tiny, single parent budget!


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Olympian Nick Goepper charged in vandalism
kbierygolick@enquirer.com
A local Olympic-medal winning athlete was charged with criminal mischief Friday after he suffered an "anxiety attack" and committed several acts of vandalism in August, according to the Dearborn County prosecutor.
Nick Goepper won a bronze medal for skiing at the winter Olympics in February.
When he returned to his hometown of Lawrenceburg, Ind., this summer, he threw rocks at several cars in the Hidden Valley Lake neighborhood during a bout of depression, said prosecutor Aaron Negangard.
"He was here, in Lawrenceburg. It was the summer, and there's not much going on in Lawrenceburg in the summer," Negangard said. "He got into a depression."
He caused $8,000 worth of damage and has since paid back the victims, the prosecutor said.
The charge against Goepper will be dropped if he doesn't get into criminal trouble for a year. It's part of a diversion agreement, which Negangard said is common in Indiana. The county entered into the agreement after Goepper apologized to all his victims.
Negangard said Goepper should be commended for coming forward and admitting what he did.
"No question," he said. "How many 19-year-old kids would step forward and take responsibilities for their actions? It doesn't happen very often."
Goepper also acted against advice from his attorney, who the prosecutor said told Goepper "not to say anything and see if we come looking for him."
But when Goepper was stopped Aug. 8 by police investigating a report of vandalism in the area, he ran into the woods while an officer shouted "stop, sheriff's office" multiple times, according to court documents.
He escaped, and then in October, Goepper met with county officials and admitted to throwing rocks at the cars and apologized, according to court documents.
He was formally charged with one count of criminal mischief Friday.
Goepper issued the following statement:
"I apologize to my family, fans, sponsors and fellow athletes for my actions. Through this experience I have learned more about myself, including my responsibility as a role model athlete. I'm deeply appreciative of the support provided by those around me. I have had the opportunity to apologize to those affected by my actions in person, but please allow me this opportunity to apologize publicly to those affected by my actions. I assure you that what I did was completely out of character and will not happen again. Again, I am truly sorry for what I have done."
The United States Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) sent this statement:
"Appropriate conduct is a responsibility of all USSA athletes and something we take seriously as an organization. We have worked closely with Nick and his family to provide him support and also to educate him on the impact his actions have on his sport, his organization and himself. We respect the fact that Nick accepted responsibility for his actions on his own, sought personal support and has apologized to those affected."
-Jeremy Forster, USSA Freeskiing Director


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Q: Get notified if cmd.exe fails to successfully move a file? I run cmd.exe to move a file with Administrator rights:
ThisParams := '/C move ' + '"' + ThisSourceFile + '"' + ' ' + '"' + ATargetFile + '"';
Winapi.ShellAPI.ShellExecute(0, 'runas', 'cmd.exe', PChar(ThisParams), '', Winapi.Windows.SW_HIDE);

Unfortunately, ShellExecute always gives back success, regardless of whether the move action was successful or not (the move action would fail for example if the target file exists and it is read-only or if the target disk is write-protected).
So how can I get notified if the move action in the above case fails?

A: Perhaps you can use pipes and the load generated file
ex. move A.txt B.TXT >result.txt
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
  stToDo: string;
  sl1 : TSTringList ;
  MyResult : boolean ;
begin
  stToDo := '/C move "C:\Users\awr\Desktop\D2\a.txt" "C:\Users\awr\Desktop\D2\b.txt" >C:\Users\awr\Desktop\D2\Result.txt';
  ShellExecute(Application.Handle, 'runas', 'cmd.exe' ,PChar(stToDo),'',  SW_HIDE);
  sl1 := TSTringList.create ;
  sl1.LoadFromFile('C:\Users\awr\Desktop\D2\Result.txt');
  MyResult := trim(sl1.text) <> '' ;
  sl1.Free ;

If the move fail "result.txt" is empty


Welcome to Asian Dating Free!
Asian Dating Free - is a free site and a great place to find new friends and relationships. When you meet online it can be both exciting but also safe. When arranging to meet someone for the first time use some common sense and also some precaution.
You can also meet new people through our own hosted email system. This lets you communicate with other members to find out more about each other and develop a relationship.


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, anche conosciuta come , è un canale televisivo giapponese che copre la prefettura di Chiba, benché sia ricevuto in gran parte della nazione. È membro dell'associazione giapponese delle stazioni televisive indipendenti (JAITS). È spesso coinvolta nella produzione degli anime trasmessi da CTV o da altri canali, e nella maggior parte dei casi di genere seinen. Le trasmissioni di Chiba TV sono iniziate ufficialmente il 1º maggio 1971, mentre il 4 aprile 2006 sono iniziate le trasmissioni in digitale.

Trasmissioni

Notiziari
Asamaru Just
BBC News
News Chiba 21

Programmi sportivi
Marines Night Game
Kick-off J-League Kashiwa Reysol

Varietà
Shiro-Kuro UN-JASH
Karaoke grand prize 21
Karaoke trial II
Asakusa ochanoma yose (Rakugo Stage)

Anime

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Reti televisive giapponesi

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Q: Error: [ng:areq] Argument 'CompanyCtrl' is not a function, got undefined I'm working with Angular in the MEAN stack and I'm trying to integrate Angular but I keep running into this errors.

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token <
  Error: [ng:areq] Argument 'CompanyCtrl' is not a function, got undefined

Here are my files:
index.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html ng-app="dashboard">
  <head>
    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title>TappShops - Dashboard</title>
    <base href="/">
    <!-- inject:css -->
    <!-- endinject -->

    <script src="../lib/angular/angular.js"></script>
    <script src="../lib/angular-route/angular-route.js"></script>
    <script src="../lib/angular-resource/angular-resource.js"></script>
    <script src="../app/js/app.js"></script>

    <!-- inject:js -->
    <script src="features/company/company.controller.js"></script>
    <!-- endinject -->
  </head>

  <body>
    <div ng-controller="CompanyCtrl as company">
      {{company.test}}
    </div>
  </body>
</html>

app.js
(function() {
  'use strict';

  angular
    .module('dashboard', [
      'ngRoute',
      'ngResource'
    ])
})();

company.controller.js
(function() {
  'use strict';

  angular
    .module('dashboard')
    .controller('CompanyCtrl', CompanyCtrl);

  CompanyCtrl.$inject = [
  ];

  function CompanyCtrl() {
    var vm = this;

    vm.test = "Hello World!";
  };

})();

Thanks in advance for any help. :)

A: Okay so the problem was path to my controller.
I had:
<script src="features/company/company.controller.js"></script>

When it should have been:
<script src="app/features/company/company.controller.js"></script>


The Lyon imprint Hard Fist returns with the various artists 'Princes of Abzu' EP, featuring producers hailing from multiple horizons.
Although they may belong to different geographical spaces (London, Moscow, Amman, Tokyo, Paris…), the artists gathered in the EP share a common love for middle-eastern sounds and their transcendantal powers, which they mix with electro/cosmic/industrial beats, creating mystical imaginary landscapes.
groove while strange synthetic voices whisper.


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Q: App in Angular 2 stuck in Loading I have been trying to run the app with npm start and to show the Html code I put in the template but doesn't work.
My system setup is the following:

app.component.ts:
    import {Component} from '@angular/core';

    @Component({
    selector: 'my-app',
    template: '
Display something
' // <------
    })
    export class AppComponent {}

app.module.ts
   import { BrowserModule }    from '@angular/platform-browser'
   import { NgModule }         from '@angular/core';
   import { FormsModule }      from '@angular/forms';
   import { HttpModule }       from '@angular/http';

   import { AppComponent }     from './app.component';

@NgModule({
    declarations: [
        AppComponent
    ],
    imports: [
        BrowserModule,
        FormsModule,
        HttpModule
    ],
    providers: [],
    bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule {}

main.ts the same as the Angular 2 Quickstart
import { platformBrowserDynamic } from '@angular/platform-browser-dynamic';
import { AppModule }              from './app.module';

const platform = platformBrowserDynamic();
platform.bootstrapModule(AppModule);

index.html extracted from the angular 2 Quickstart

    <base href="/   ">
    <title>Proof of Concept v 0.0.2</title>
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

<my-app>Loading...</my-app>

Checking the browser console I see the following error:

A: perhaps you missed to properly configure System loader i.e. System.config
have a look how it is configured inside systemjs.config.js
https://angular.io/guide/quickstart
you can also have a look at systemjs config documentation
https://github.com/systemjs/systemjs/blob/master/docs/config-api.md


Indigena Tours is proud to be a member of the Green Action Alliance. The Green Action Alliance is a local initiative that helps Rurrenabaque tour operators develop and participate in responsible business practices. Green Action represents a growing group of local tour operators that are committed to sustainable tourism practices in order to conserve the region's cultural and environmental resources.
As a Green Action-certified business, Indigena Tours has gone through an intense evaluation that measured our ability to manage our business responsibly and legally, maximize the social benefits to local populations, work to conserve the cultural heritage of the region, and minimize the negative impacts that tourism may bring to the Bolivian Amazon.
Look for the Green Action logo at Rurrenabaque's most responsible enterprises. Indigena Tours thanks you for supporting sustainable tourism.