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That's French for "You must be pulling my leg."
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If that's not incroyable, my French is even worse than I thought.
It's easy to believe, here in the enlightened 21st century, that the City of Light might elect a female mayor — a first, but hardly a shock — and it's not remotely a surprise that a woman would be running. We're past the days when the sight of a female candidate should make anyone exclaim, "Look, it's a girl!"
In fact, it may seem retro to the point of wrong to comment on the gender of candidates in any race. Aren't we ready to move on?
Not yet, mes amis.
The presence of one female candidate in a major political race is the kind of progress we might reasonably take for granted, as long as we remember that there was a time, not so long ago, when it was astonishing.
But two female candidates? More? All of them?
For those of us who grew up way back in the 20th century, the spectacle of a major political contest without a man in the mix still calls for a dose of smelling salts.
If you remain convinced that the gender equation in Paris' mayoral race isn't newsworthy, try to imagine the same scenario here in Chicago, which, incidentally, has long called itself Paris on the Prairie.
Make a list of the Chicago women who could muster the equipment needed to run for mayor — the money, the votes, the name recognition, the ego armor.
There's Toni Preckwinkle.
And there's Toni Preckwinkle.
And then, of course, there's Toni Preckwinkle.
Oh, and don't forget Toni Preckwinkle.
The list of women poised to run a serious campaign for mayor of Chicago is about as long as the list of Chicago winters without wind.
Preckwinkle, the president of the Cook County Board, is the only woman whose name gets tossed around seriously, and she has made it clear she won't run in the coming election.
In 2011, when Rahm Emanuel was elected, former U.S. Sen. Carol Moseley Braun was the only woman in the fraternity of rivals. She put up a fight, but by any measure it was hard to make the case that she was the best person for the job.
The same might be said of Jane Byrne, the first — and so far only — female mayor of Chicago, who served from 1979 to 1983.
When I saw the news of the Paris mayor's race posted on Facebook the other night, I tried to pinpoint why I found it exciting and why friends with whom I shared it did too.
Because women are inevitably better leaders than men? They're not. Because a woman is guaranteed to improve Paris? No mayor is.
It was just the thrill of seeing another door thrown open, and so wide, to a group that was once locked out of public power.
In a recent interview with a British paper, one of the top Parisian candidates, Anne Hidalgo, a deputy mayor backed by the Socialist party, said she was running in the "French feminist tradition of equality between the sexes — not the Anglo-Saxon feminist belief that women are better than men."
You don't have to be French to share her view.
And you don't have to be male to wage war the way men have since the invention of politics.
"Battle to be first female Paris mayor turns ugly," read a recent headline on a story documenting accusations and taunts between Hidalgo and her chief rival, Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, also known as NKM, who is backed by the leading center-conservative party.
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Amtrak is requesting $336 million in emergency federal funding to help recoup losses related to last month's Hurricane Sandy, and shore up rail capacity and "resiliency" to better prevent damage and recover from future natural disasters, President and Chief Executive Officer Joseph Boardman told a Senate subcommittee yesterday.
The hurricane that struck the East Coast exposed "the fragility of century-old structures and the challenges that come when we're confronted with weather and conditions the designers never anticipated," Boardman said in prepared remarks before the Senate's Surface Transportation and Merchant Marine Infrastructure Safety and Security subcommittee.
Of the emergency fund request, $276 million would be used to enhance protection measures and improve the recovery capability of Penn Station and its tunnels against flooding or emergency disruptions, and begin design and construction of the capacity-increasing Gateway Program. The additional $60 million would go toward Amtrak's estimated operating losses incurred as a result of the storm, said Boardman.
He highlighted three projects to show how key investments would boost capacity and resiliency in the Northeast Corridor:
• The design of a high-density signaling system to provide better flexibility in the four East River Tunnels used by Amtrak and MTA Long Island Rail Road. Two of the four tunnels flooded and were extensively damaged and, although they reopened, have not yet returned to full service. If high-density signaling was installed, the two undamaged tunnels could today handle a heavier traffic load. The two North River Tunnels that Amtrak and New Jersey Transit use have a high-density signal system already in place.
• Rebuilding the Kearney, N.J., electrical substation, which supplies power to the North River Tunnels and Penn Station, atop a platform that would be above the high-water line and large enough so that more electrical capacity can be added to support future capacity moving in and out of New York. The substation, which was flooded and hampered service recovery due to its outage, since has been restored to full service.
• Advancing design and early construction portions of the Gateway Program, including two new Hudson River tunnels between New York and New Jersey. The two existing tunnels flooded during the hurricane, demonstrating how more tunnel capacity could have helped recover service more quickly, Boardman said.
Also at Thursday's hearing, New Jersey Transit Executive Director James Weinstein revealed that agency sustained about $400 million in damage from the storm.
"That breaks down roughly into a little more than $100 million for rail equipment, including rolling stock, and some $300 million to fix and repair track, wires, signaling, electrical substations and equipment, as well as to cover the costs of emergency supplemental bus and ferry service, and lost revenue," Weinstein said in prepared remarks.
The $400 million does not include the $800 million agency officials believe is necessary to "mitigate and harden the transit system to make it more resilient in the face of future storms like Sandy," he said.


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Hi all,
I've implemented and provided unit tests for https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBJCA-263
I've not yet committed on our svn repo, because I've provided 2 different implementations and I'd like to know which one do you prefer before commiting one of them. Basically The first version, just leave the ${...} untouched if the xml file contain a ${...} variable not having corresponding System property set. The second one throw an Exception . I strongly prefer the second solution
Anyway sometimes code and unit tests tell much more than word, so here you have the 2 versions:
https://github.com/maeste/IronJacamar (leave untouched)
https://github.com/maeste/IronJacamar/tree/alternativeJBJCA-263 (exception)
Hi Stefano,
Or we can provide a third one?
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Just FYI
I think that if a system property can't be resolved - e.g. the result of the operation is null - an exception should be thrown with a descriptive message including the element/attribute name and the expression (${my.property} f.ex.).
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The 27-year-old former England international has found his feet at Leicester and director of rugby Richard Cockerill hinted he would be picked to play.
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That's a funny commercial..... So true. I have a buddy that competes in BB competitions. When he passes a mirror it causes him to pose. It is so funny. I asked him if he realized he does that when he passes a mirror. He looked at me with a blank stare. I guess he doesn't.
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His cousin trains at my gym. Another huge genetic freak.
If hes natural thats amazing! Tough story that is completely motivating.
Fuck no he's not natural. His wife pretty much let that cat out of the bag. And the fact that I don't think anyone has ever gotten that much size and strength with a cut physique like that naturally no matter how much of a genetic freak. Take Yates for example. He went his whole BB carrier claiming its genetics and hard work and never really touched aas. Now there's a video out where he talks about his aas use. It's an unspoken rule a lot of BB fallow.
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If he is natural he would have competed in natural tested federations... He has not
His bb comp he did was untested.... Of course lol
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Aas are illegal
He wants sponsors. Eg geico
He is on parole !!
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Who cares he's big as a motherfucker!! Even in AAS you still have to put in that work.
Like advertising a fake product
Look at his workout squad they all suck lol
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The credibility of the interstate Twenty20 series took a blow after NSW skipper Simon Katich refused to put rugby league star Andrew Johns on strike in the final over of its eight-run loss to South Australia.
With the Blues needing 13 runs off the last over, Katich turned down singles off four of the first five balls from paceman Ryan Harris as he sought to protect a nervous Johns from the strike.
Katich, who top scored with 27, struck the final ball for four but was booed off the field by much of the record 10,652 crowd at Newcastle No.1 Sports Ground as the Blues tallied 9-142 in response to the Redbacks' 9-150.
Johns, who survived a stumping appeal off the only ball he faced from offspinner Dan Cullen, admitted he had no desire to face Harris.
"It was scary with the game on the line I suppose," Johns said.
"No I didn't want to get down the other end. I didn't want to get out and I didn't want to get hurt."
While the Blues failed to come away with the win, the move to play Johns proved a spectacular success as a publicity stunt with a huge crowd packing into the ground to see their local hero.
"We spoke about trying to get a two or then fours and sixes," Katich said.
"Nothing against Joey, but the fact that he had just come to the crease and facing the quick bowlers, it was going to be hard."
Johns admitted he hadn't given the challenge facing him much thought before the game.
"It was not until I got here that it really sunk in, especially when I got the pads and the helmet on," he said.
"I have a new-found respect for the guys. It's just phenomenal how skilful they are and how mentally tough."
South Australian captain Darren Lehmann said Johns "did alright" and was unlucky to have a catch dropped in taking 0-9 with his off-spinners from one over.
"It was a great day for him. I'm sure he was a bit nervous but look, he did ok," Lehmann said.
"I think the concept is okay. You would probably like to use it a bit different, maybe bat him a little bit higher. Lehmann said he was a little bit surprised at Katich's last-over tactics.
"It was probably right at the end of the day. They just didn't get across the line," Lehmann said.
Asked about the Johns stumping appeal, Lehmann smiled and said it was "pretty close".
"The third umpire would have been interesting. Home-town decision, we've got no dramas with that at all. Keep him in the game," he said.
Lehmann won the toss and batted first, leading the way with 33 off 27 balls. The twice World Cup winner steadied the innings with man-of-the-match Graham Manou (43 off 42 balls), adding 49 for the sixth wicket.
NSW opener Phil Jaques was out for 12 before handy contributions from David Warner (26), Ed Cowan (25) and Brad Haddin (22).
Nathan Adcock (3-19) and national squad spinner Dan Cullen (3-27) each took three wickets for the Redbacks. Johns will also play for the Blues on Wednesday at Telstra Stadium against Tasmania.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. – The James Madison women's golf team rallied 20 shots from the morning to afternoon and is currently fifth through 36 holes of the 2013 UNCG Starmount Fall Classic, Sept. 30. The two-day, 54-hole tournament is being played at the Starmount Forest Country Club (Par 71 – 6,265 yards) in Greensboro, N.C.
The Dukes struggled in the morning round, posting a 24-over 308 to sit in a tie for ninth with North Florida and Wofford. However, Madison rallied strong in the afternoon round with the low team round of the tournament so far with a 4-over 288 to improve to fifth at 28-over 596. Chattanooga is the two-round leader at 10-over 578 after back –to-back 5-over 289 scores on the day. Campbell is in second, 10 shots back at 20-over 588. Maryland is two shots back of that in third at 22-over 590, with High Point at 27-over 295 in fourth and JMU one shot back in fifth.
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Sophomore Kelsey Solan (Lumberton, N.J./Rancocas Valley) is next in a tie for 25th as she opened with a 7-over 78, her previous best, and then improved that six shots in the afternoon with a career-low 1-over 72 to end at 8-over 150. Her 72 included four birdies, three bogeys and one double bogey.
Junior Shabril Brewer (Herndon, Va./Westfield) is tied for 38th at 11-over 153, having improved five shots from morning to afternoon with a 3-over 74 in the second 18. Junior Nikola Wessels (Muenster, Germany/Marienschule Muenster) made the biggest jump in the second round, dropping 16 shots from a 14-over 85 to a 2-under 69 to sit in a tie for 44th at 12-over 154. Her 69 is a career low with four birdies and two bogeys, including a final birdie on her 17th hole of the second round. Freshman Nicola Haynes (Newcastle-Upon-Tyle, England) enters the final day tied for 72nd at 20-over 162.
High Point's Sarah Bae is the 36-hole individual leader at 2-under 140, one shot better than Chattanooga's Agathe Sauzon and Kaylin Yost of Campbell.
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