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As books go, the Bible is the favorite among Blacks in the US according to a new Harris Poll. In fact, the polling of about 2,500 adults shows that it's the hands down favorite among Americans, irrespective of race. In 2006 alone, United Bible Societies distributed nearly 400 million copies of the Bible either in whole or part. One translation in particular, the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures (initially printed by the Watch Tower Society in 1950), tops out at 150,381,954 in 87 languages! Since 1455, when German inventor Johannes Gutenberg's invented the printing press, the Bible has been in such demand that the ink barely dries before it's shipped.
With from five or six billion copies having been distributed the world over, it is the perennial all-time bestseller. No other book comes close in circulation. Rounding out the top ten bestsellers of all time are: (2) Quotations from Mao [1966, Chinese, 900 million], (3) The Qur'an [610-632 CE, Arabic, 800 million], (4) Don Quixote [1605, Spanish, 500 million], (5) Xinhua Dictionary [1957, Chinese, 400 million], (6) Book of Common Prayer [1549, English, 300 million], (7) Pilgrim's Progress [1678, English, 250 million], (8) The Count of Monte Cristo [1844, written by Alexander Dumas, a Black man; French, 200 million], (9) Scouting for Boys [1908, English, 150 million], and (10) Foxe's Book of Martyrs [1563, English, 150 million]. (The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and the Book of Mormon were 11th, 12th, and 13th respectively.)
The Bible is also the most translated book in history, with African languages leading the way. According to one source, as of 2005, "It is found in its entirety or in part in 2,355 of the approximately 6,500 languages that exist…665 languages in Africa,… 585 in Asia, 414 in Oceania, 404 in Latin America and the Caribbean, 209 in Europe, and 75 in North America. The United Bible Societies are presently assisting in Bible-translation projects in some 600 languages."
The Harris Poll found that the second-favorite book following the Bible varied with race. For Whites and Latinos, it's Gone With the Wind (1936, 30 million), whereas African Americans prefer Dan Brown's Angels & Demons (2000, 25 million). Interestingly, other books, not on traditional lists, have much broader universal appeal than many "bestsellers."
For instance, according to official figures supplied by the publisher, 107,293,197 copies of The Truth That Leads to Eternal Life (1968), a book explaining basic Bible doctrines in 110 languages, were produced before going out of print. An iteration of the basic-Bible-doctrine theme, Knowledge That Leads to Everlasting (1995), reached 100,947,359 copies in 166 languages. And the most recent thematic incarnation, What Does the Bible Really Teach? (2005), has a current printing of 83,366,728 in a staggering 176 languages. All three books are produced by the same publisher. When compared to these figures, Angels & Demons are Gone With the Wind!
Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind deals with slavery, the Old South, the Civil War, and Reconstruction. Angels & Demons mixes conspiracy theories, secret societies, and the Roman Catholic Church. While Whites and Latinos are intrigued with the dynamics of slavery, theology still captivates the interest of African Americans, even as a second choice tome. For example, the Bible Teach book mentioned above contains chapter titles like, "Where Are the Dead?," "Are We Living in 'the Last Days'?," and, "Why Does God Allow Suffering?" Actually, these questions have universal appeal.
It would appear that as the interest of others centers on the interplay of Blacks and Whites in the Old South; up to and including the Civil War; and even beyond this internecine conflagration; the interest of African Americans today is focused on the same book that strengthened their forebears to endure the brutality of slavery in America. And though they say the most segregated time of the week is Sunday church service, the Bible is still the book for all people. So, what does this latest Harris Poll really reveal about the interest of individuals of all races? The answer is simple: When people want to read a good book, well, they pick up the Good Book. And, good for them!…Amen.
[Dr. Firpo Carr is a world-renown Bible scholar who has authored 16 books, and is the founder of Scholar Technological Institute of Research, Inc. Email: email@example.com


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Designating the month of February as Brotherhood Month to combat racial discrimination in the United States, the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ today issued a call to all churches to assist in the fight against racial prejudice. The message emphasized that "the insidious development of anti-Semitism" and other racial problems in this country "cry out for Christian treatment."
To build a "nation and a world where there shall be no discrimination on the basis of color, creed or national origin," the message outlined twelve "musts" for Christians.
1. We must realize that we have moral obligations to all men.
2. We must demonstrate in practice our belief in the intrinsic worth and dignity of every human being.
3. We must recognize that lines of division based upon color alone are unjust and tyrannical.
4. We must substitute pride in the human race for racial pride.
5. We must break away from the prejudices of convention and caste.
6.We must make sure that every public measure to improve the quality of life of our people shall apply equally to all citizens.
7. We must insure, in so far as legislation can, equal opportunity in every kind of useful work for all persons of equal skill and energy.
8. We must make sure that the life of a person, his standing in the community and ability to meet his needs is not made to depend upon race or color but only upon character and willingness to contribute his best.
9. We must oppose all charlatans and demagogues, giving no quarter to those who would fan into flame racial animosities.
10. We must support with counsel, service and material resources all constructive efforts for equal justice and opportunity for all.
11. We must sponsor study groups, forums, fellowship in worship and other interracial means through which men learn cooperation in meeting common needs and mutual interests.
12. We must make sure that in our churches those of every race and people shall be welcome to full membership and fellowship.
"Economic, social and political factors undoubtedly play a large part in every case of race conflict," the message says. "In the last analysis the problem is moral and spiritual. The Church can, if it will, furnish leadership and spiritual motivation sufficient for this task. Brotherhood Month calls upon the Church to furnish those 'honest and friendly workmen' who will build a nation and a world where there shall be no discrimination on the basis of color, creed or national origin and where every man shall strive for the good of others, loving his brother as himself."

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The late arrival of snow in the Twin Cities, accompanied by freezing rain, will keep snowfall totals a little lower than expected. Nevertheless, snow is likely much of the day and into the evening across a large swath of Minnesota.
Based on satellite imagery and radar, heavy snow is expected from New Ulm, through the west metro, including Waconia to Buffalo and up to St. Cloud this morning.
Snow is forecast to expand north today and heavy snow with gusty winds will make travel hazardous in Duluth and Hayward.
NOAA's forecast for the highest probability of snow reaching 8 inches or more in the next 24 hours.
Note on the enhanced satellite image from this morning the divergence of cold tops, indicating precipitation, the two areas of blue. Over Minnesota that is mostly snow. Rain showers with some thunderstorms were moving through the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley.
Saturday's high temperatures, some 10 to 15 degrees below normal.
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President Barack Obama's bounce coming out of last week's Democratic National Convention has him clearly ahead beyond the margin of error in two key polls early this week. Both the Rasmussen and Gallup tracking polls show Obama leading 50-45.
Some Republicans are fearful, while others urge skepticism and historical perspective.
Democrats, meanwhile, are gleeful, and some see the shift from last week's dead heat as vindication.
"The movement in Obama's direction reinforces a point that many neutral campaign observers have been reluctant to make for months now," wrote Steve Kornacki at Salon. "The presidential race is not, and has not been, a virtual tie — Obama is, and has been, winning."
Rich Lowry at National Review spoke with a Romney adviser, who strongly resisted the notion that this week's numbers are the new status quo.
"Nobody in Boston thinks we're going to lose," Lowry's source said. "We're in a tight race. We had a 4-5 point bounce after our convention and it evaporated when they had theirs. Now they have a 4-5 bounce. It's going to evaporate in September. We feel good about the map. We're up with advertising in Wisconsin, and I think North Carolina is going to come off the board. On Ohio, they've been spinning for months now that it's out of reach."
Romney's operatives have a natural incentive to spin. To a lesser degree, this is true of partisan analysts, like Jay Cost at the Weekly Standard.
Cost says that historically the Gallup polls at this point have been a weak predictor of final outcomes. "The only challenger who successfully defeated an incumbent and had a comfortable lead all through the pre-convention summer period was Jimmy Carter in 1976," Cost wrote. "Both Ronald Reagan in 1980 and Bill Clinton in 1992 were stuck in basically the same position as Romney was prior to the conventions."
"Obviously, all of this could change. Historically speaking, convention bounces tend to be exactly that — bounces that fade over time. Romney enjoyed a modest bounce, and so far it looks like Obama is enjoying a 4-point bounce or so. My instincts tell me that by the time of the debates, we will be back to precisely where we were in August — both candidates essentially tied and stuck 3-5 points below 50 percent," Cost concluded.
Nate Silver at the New York Times is Cost's opposite number: a partisan analyst who wants to be right as well as see his side win. Noting the shift toward Obama, Silver expresses measured optimism about how well the shift will hold up.
"How far will Mr. Obama's numbers rise, and how long will his bounce last? We don't know that, of course. But the range of possible outcomes reads pretty favorably for him," Silver wrote.
"As I wrote on Saturday night, Mr. Obama's polls could easily cool off quickly," Silver concluded. "If we return to the equilibrium where Mr. Obama is about two points ahead in the polls — about where they were for months on end heading into the conventions — then Mitt Romney's position won't be too badly damaged. Still, Mr. Romney will be the underdog, and he'll have had two or three weeks of time run off the clock."
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In other news Tuesday, Iraq's High Tribunal convicted former Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz of crimes against humanity and sentenced him to death by hanging. Aziz served as one of Saddam Hussein's most-prominent aides. Continue reading
The exit of U.S. forces from cities in Iraq was celebrated on Tuesday, even as many in the nation worried about the ability of Iraqi police and military forces to provide adequate security. Jane Arraf of The Christian Science Monitor discusses the situation with Judy Woodruff. Continue reading
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Queen Latifah: 'It's time to make an example of a bad cop'
The star can see the problems from both sides of the ongoing friction between African-Americans and the police as many of her relatives are cops.
Rapper/actress Queen Latifah has called on authorities to make sweeping systematic changes to bring about an end to the continued cases of police brutality against African-Americans.
The 46-year-old is among the celebrities who have been left heartbroken and outraged by the fatal shootings of Louisiana man Alton Sterling and Minnesota resident Philando Castile by cops earlier this week (begs04Jul16).
The controversies sparked protests in cities across the U.S. on Thursday (07Jul16), but one march in Dallas, Texas turned violent when a sniper began opening fire on officers monitoring a Black Lives Matter demonstration. Five police officials were killed, while seven others have been left injured.
Latifah appeared on U.S. breakfast show Today on Friday (08Jul16) to promote her new movie Ice Age: Collision Course, but the interview soon turned to the civil unrest, which has rocked the nation.
"I'm almost at a loss for words with this situation," the star began, revealing she is struggling to keep a smile on her face during promotional duties for the film as she is so troubled by the deaths of Sterling and Castile.
The Dallas incident has left Latifah fearful for her own family as many of them are police officers, but as a black woman, she still worries about how she may be treated if she is stopped by an overzealous cop.
She continued, "I'm Queen Latifah, but I'm black wherever I go. I deal with the same experiences that other people deal with. I'm also the daughter of a cop, I'm also the sister of a cop, the cousin of cops, the niece of cops, so do I want the guns to now be turned on cops? I don't want the guns turned on police any more than I want the guns turned on us."
Latifah goes on to demand police chiefs take action to prosecute and punish those cops responsible for the unnecessary shootings, after a string of others involved in similar fatal incidents with African-Americans escaped conviction.
"It's time to make an example out of someone... who is a police officer, 'cause there's no way all these things could happen and there's no guilty police officer," she said.
"Every time these things happen, no one is really brought to justice at the end of the day. By the time it's all said and done, the police officers usually walk, and what it does is leave us feeling empty and feeling hurt and feeling like we have no recompense, and that it's gonna happen again. And what it does is also endanger the lives of police officers; it just creates more animosity."
She insists serious changes are needed within the police force itself to allow officers to report "bad" cops and not fear being punished for calling out one of their own.
"You make all these good cops have to walk out here dealing with bad cops' BS (bulls**t), dealing with the stuff that bad cops are doing. And the thing about it is, cops know that there are bad cops, but... I think their higher ups are leaving them powerless... so if they wanna say, 'Hey, this dude is a bad apple', they don't leave them in a position where they can say it.
"What happens? You say something about it and then you're blackballed. So this thing is something that really needs to start from the top because it's leaving police officers powerless."
Talking about this week's atrocities, Latifah added, "It's terrible, but we have to get real about it. If we get real about it, we can deal with it. But if we want to act like, 'Oh no, that's their problem,' and, 'This only happens here...' No, it's happening to all of us and it should not have to affect all of us.
"We need police and we also don't need to be the enemies of police. We need to really come together, face our real racial issues and deal with what's happening from a systemic point of view. It's gotta change."
Latifah is not the only star demanding systematic change - Beyonce issued a call to action to her fans on Thursday (07Jul16) urging them to lobby their local congressmen and women to make their grievances heard and Snoop Dogg and The Game took part in a peace rally in Los Angeles. Lupe Fiasco, Macklemore and John Legend have also addressed the issues.
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Do you support or oppose the Keystone XL Pipeline?
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Do you support or oppose the Keystone XL Pipeline?
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Why do they think it's a good idea to allow private Canadian and American companies to build a pipeline across the middle of United States so the Canadians can sell oil on the world market?
Are these the same dimwits who think the President of the United States controls the price of oil on the world market?
Are these the same dimwits who are unaware that good ol' red, white, and blue American oil companies are selling oil from American lower 48 deposits on the world market and not in the USA? For few years now the United States has been an oil EXPORTER.
A good rule of thumb: never trust what a Republican says about oil, gasoline, energy reserves, global warming, renewable energy, et cetera. They only have their immediate financial interests and those of their campaign donators' interests at heart.
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L.A. protesters join campaign against Keystone oil pipeline
February 17, 2013 | 7:08 pm
Hundreds of protesters marched on Los Angeles City Hall on Sunday as part of a nationwide demonstration designed to pressure President Obama into rejecting a Canadian pipeline that would bring oil into the United States.
The local demonstration -- led by environmentalist and actor Ed Begley Jr., Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Beverly Hills) and L.A. Councilman Jose Huizar -- was focused on rejecting TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline as a first step in taking action on climate change.
"We've seen climate change coming for a long time, but now it's here, and it's getting worse faster and causing greater harm than we ever expected," Waxman said. "There is simply no more important fight for the future of our children and grandchildren."
A coalition of 90 groups, led by Tar Sands Action Southern California and the Sierra Club, organized the march to coincide with a larger group of demonstrators who converged on the White House.
"You cannot occupy the White House, but you can surround it," said Bill McKibben, an environmental writer who founded 350.org, whose name alludes to keeping greenhouse gases at less than 350 parts per million. That's the level scientists believe to be a dangerous tipping point for the planet.
McKibben and hundreds of others have been arrested in protesting the pipeline, which would carry what he considers some of the "dirtiest oil on the planet." The oil from Alberta, Canada's tar sand deposits is bitumen, which is heavier, more viscous and contains more impurities, and thus takes more energy to extract and process.
The demonstrations and arrests are beginning to emerge as the largest green civil disobedience campaign in a generation. The target, for the moment, is the proposed construction of the 1,600-mile Keystone XL pipeline from Alberta to U.S. refineries that ring the Gulf of Mexico.
Locally, clean energy supporters also rallied behind a recent initiative by the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power to wean itself from two out-of-state coal plants that now supply nearly 40% of the city's electricity.
"That will help reduce our city's climate change pollution footprint," said Aura Vasquez of the Sierra Club. "But the time has come for the federal government to take strong action too, before it's too late and global warming spirals out of control."
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s a child Nessa Stein and her younger brother Ephra witnessed the murder in public of their father Eli, an Israeli arms dealer. Twenty-nine years later Nessa, her father's heiress, has turned the firm around, specializing in promoting communications between Israel and Palestine and establishing a charitable foundation for which she has been made a peeress in the English House of Lords. Nessa is about to deal with Palestinian businessman Samir Meshal, to the annoyance of family friend Shlomo, a deal which attracts the attention of Hugh Hayden-Hoyle, an MI6 operative on the verge of retirement, and Monica Chatwin, his rival and designated successor. Meshal kills himself, a death Nessa finds suspicious and she is reminded of a successful attempt to kidnap her in the Gaza Strip eight years before. Sadly there is another abduction in the present, when Kasim, the little son of Ephra's nanny Atika, is kidnapped . Nessa gives chase and the abductor draws a gun on her. He is killed by Nathaniel Bloom, Nessa's minder, but he too is shot and the abductor gets away with Kasim.Resumen IMDb.com
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Delaware Ranks #1 Again
The Institute for Legal Reform, an extension of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has released a State by State ranking relating to lawsuit abuse.
The 2007 State Liability Systems Ranking Study was conducted for the
U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform among a national sample of in-house
general counsel or other senior corporate litigators to explore how reasonable
and balanced the tort liability system is perceived to be by U.S. business. The
2007 ranking builds on previous yearsÆ work1 where each year all 50 states are
ranked by those familiar with the litigation environment in that state.
Delaware ranks number one in this report. This is as expected considering the high regard for our Chancery Court system expressed by legal counsel and corporate attorneys across the country. Read the report here (.pdf) or just look over Delaware's specific ranking here (.html).
- Delaware Exports to China grow 844% Since 2000.
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Anyone in the industries of marketing, graphic design, advertising, film-making, journalism, publishing, and way more knows that the indispensability of Getty Images. It's a one-stop place to shop for an array of images, footage, and music and is relied upon by creative types worldwide.
Now, Getty Images has tapped even further into the mindset of right-brained creative types with Moodstream, a new brainstorming search tool. It's intuitive user interface starts with a presets wheel where you start the foundation of your search by choosing feelings that stabilize, simplify, intensify, refresh, excite, or inspire. Then you fine-tune from there– make the mood happier or sadder, turn the images nostalgic or contemporary, go for a vibe that's warmer or cooler, and much more. As you adjust the settings, the site plays different tracks from its music library to match what you've chosen, and each time you refresh your settings you're taken down a completely new road of imagery, sound, and video footage.
As you gather materials that 'work,' you can collect them together into individual Moodboards that you can save online– ideal for working on multiple projects at once or, if something's not working, forgetting about it for a while before coming back to attack it again. Though with a creativity boosting tool like this at your fingertips, inspiration probably won't be much of a problem. Via Joshspear.com


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The Ibn Battuta Award for Field Research enables UBC's best students to conduct research missions in Muslim-majority countries, most of which remain poorly understood in the West, and overlooked as destinations for graduate study. You can make your donation to support the award here.
Inspired by the epic travels of the Moroccan explorer Ibn Battuta in the 14th Century, this award promotes good practices in field research methods and facilitates a mutually rewarding process of cross-cultural discovery. It enables students of any discipline to conduct graduate research in fascinating but misunderstood places like Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Palestine, Syria, Tajikistan and Western China.
Please make a donation to support this culturally significant award. Your support for the Ibn Battuta Award for Field Research will promote an improved understanding of Muslim civilizations through scholarly field research in a wide variety of disciplines.
Here are a few testimonials from past Award recipients:
"I am grateful for the Ibn Battuta Award to allow me to embark upon a big journey towards understanding the political culture of Turkey, and its transformation, which is vital to grasp to reconcile the past and present of Turkey. My work focuses on repercussions of political violence on political culture. Political violence damages nations, and revealing the different aspects of that damage requires an arduous and meticulous work. In a country like Turkey which bears tension between secularism and religion, different ethnic groups, and eastern and western cultures, the task is even harder. My journey is not complete yet, but I was lucky to start somewhere with the support and help of Ibn Battuta Award."
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"Evidence suggests that non-western students struggle with many culturally unfamiliar topics in the International English Language Proficiency Test (IELTS), which is the main point of inquiry in our research project. Thanks to the generous funding we received, we were able to conduct our study and collect helpful data from IELTS test takers as well as IELTS instructors in the context of Iran and we are currently performing the data analysis. The findings will hopefully serve to contribute to the enhancement of the fairness of IELTS test, which affects the lives of many students in Muslim-majority countries including Iran."
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"At a time when critical and non-instrumental research is generally being defunded across the academy – both here and elsewhere, awards like this are all the more precious to young scholars like myself and l would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude"
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Parquet Courts Wander About Germany in 'Berlin Got Blurry' Video
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At the top of the month, Parquet Courts announced their new album Human Performance, and today (Feb. 25), they have unveiled a third track off the forthcoming long-player.
Co-frontman Andrew Savage says the swaggering "Berlin Got Blurry" is "about feeling completely foreign to your environment… not knowing where you belong." He captures that fairly succinctly when he sings in his signature ramshackle, "Feels so effortless to be a stranger / But feeling foreign is such a lonely habit." Fittingly, the Claes Nordwall-directed video follows Savage as he wanders about the German capital, making calls on a payphone and riding the U-Bahn. Check it out above.
Human Performance is out April 8 via Rough Trade. The NYC rockers have already shared "Dust" and "Outside." The album follows last year's Monastic Living EP and 2014's Sunbathing Animal and Content Nausea. (The latter full-length was released as Parkay Quarts under the guidance of a slightly altered lineup.)
Parquet Courts have added more dates to their upcoming North American tour. See an updated itinerary below:
Parquet Courts Tour
Feb. 26: Oakland, California – The New Parish (Noise Pop) w/ Chris Cohen
Feb. 27: Los Angeles, California – American Legion Hall w/ Chris Cohen
Feb. 28: Los Angeles, California – American Legion Hall
March 12: Marfa, Texas – Marfa Myths w/ No Age, Emitt Rhodes, Quilt, Sheer Mag
April 14: Providence, Rhode Island – The Met w/ Soda
April 15: Boston, Massachusetts – Paradise Rock Club w/ Soda
April 16: Kingston, New York – BSP Kingston w/ Soda
April 17: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – Spirit w/ Soda
April 18: Columbus, Ohio – Ace of Cups w/ Soda
April 20: Chicago, Illinois – Metro w/ Soda
April 21: Detroit, Michigan – Marble Bar w/ Soda
April 22: Toronto, Ontario – Phoenix Theater w/ Soda
April 28: Dallas, Texas – Granada Theater
April 30: Austin, Texas – Levitation Festival
May 2: Houston, Texas – Fitzgerald's
May 11: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Union Transfer w/ B Boys
May 12: Washington, DC – 9:30 Club w/ B Boys
May 13: Carrboro, North Carolina – Cat's Cradle w/ B Boys
May 15: Atlanta, Georgia – Shaky Knees Festival
May 16: Nashville, Tennessee – Mercy Lounge w/ B Boys
May 17: Asheville, North Carolina – The Mothlight w/ B Boys
May 18: Charlottesville, Virginia – Jefferson Theater w/ B Boys
May 20: New York, New York – Webster Hall w/ B Boys
June 4: Barcelona, Spain – Primavera Sound Festival
June 5: Nimes, France – This Is Not A Love Song Festival
June 7: Bilbao, Spain – Kafe Antzokia
June 9: Porto, Portugal – Primavera Sound Porto
June 12: London, UK – Field Day
June 14: Bristol, UK – Trinity
June 15: Liverpool, UK – New Kazimier
June 16: Edinburgh, UK – La Belle Angele
June 17: Leeds, UK – Irish Centre
June 18: Manchester, UK – Gorilla
June 21: Antwerp, Belgium – Trix Club
June 23: Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso Noord
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Black Marlin Boulevard W/ Ted Williams Circa 1954
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Baseball great, Ted Williams, hosts this incredible glimpse back in time. Cabo Blanco was home to the greatest big-game fishing the world has ever known. The waters surrounding this remote sandy bluff produced the most remarkable action the world has ever seen for 1000 lb. Black marlin, swordfish, marlin and big eye tuna. No other spot could rival it then, no other spot rivals it now. And it seems increasingly possible that no place ever will. This is one of the all time greatest fishing films ever produced.


text: Dope, shame and sport, the story of Indian sport just months after these very athletes were celebrated across the country. As India was still getting to terms with Mandeep Kaur, one of the golden quartet, testing positive, four more flunked their tests. Joining Sini Jose was another 400 meter runner Tiana Mary Thomas, Long Jumper Hari Krishnan and Shot Putter Sonia Singh. But the biggest shocker was the failed test of the brightest young athlete Ashwini. TIMES NOW expose the ugly underbelly of Indian sport.


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Three Israeli soldiers and three civilians were killed by Egyptian sniping and shelling in the Suez Canal zone yesterday; four were injured today. Two elderly women were injured, one of them seriously, in the shelling of Kibbutz Ashdod Yaacov in the Beisan Valley by Jordanian guerrillas last night. The shelling drew retaliatory fire from Israeli forces on Irbid village, long used as a guerrilla base in northwest Jordan. A military spokesman said the artillery duel lasted several hours and was broken off by the Jordanians when Israeli Air Force jets appeared. A military spokesman said a number of mortar shells were fired last night at the Timna copper mines in the Negev but caused no casualties or damage.
Ashdod Yaacov came under shell fire soon after sunset yesterday. Some of the settlers were still in the communal dining hall and others were watching a movie in the cultural center when shells started to explode among the buildings. Esther Yacobson, 77, was seriously injured and was flown to a hospital for surgery. Katya Lurie, 72, was hurt but was treated in the kibbutz infirmary. Settlers rushed children to bomb shelters when the shooting began.


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Yay! I *think* I am almost done.
I just finished folding itty bitty baby clothes.
I washed the co-sleeper sheets, and the blanket I knitted... they are all hanging to dry right now.
Older two kids' car seats have been washed, just need to move one and install baby's seat.
My older kids cleaned the storage room for me this weekend.
From my first list I decided not to: PL DD (she's just not ready), and buy & feed the freezer.... we just don't have the money.
Since now I am delivering in the hospital, I still need to: Pack my hospital bag, and sell my HB supplies.
Hubby is resting from the big "V" yesterday, so he won't be able to help me put in the car seat, but I can strap it in and get it *mostly* tightened down. When he wakes up, I plan on cleaning the co-sleeper and swing, which I both got second hand. I would also like to at least start gathering stuff for my hospital bag. I picked the going home outfit and I am pretty sure my maternity jeans that I can barely wear now would be perfect for going home and I can do without them for the next month.
Thankfully due to my obsessive cleaning/organizing a good majority of my house is baby ready.
- Finish sewing diaper covers
- Snap all diapers and covers
- Get a diaper pail
- Get a wipe warmer
- Get oils for wipe solution
- Get a toddler side rail for our bed
- Have my shower (Nov 13)
- Get a carseat
- Get a stroller
- Clean out and organize the bathroom get all baby toiletries together
- Put up shelves around changing area
- Go through and organize kitchen
- Clean out and organize computer nook
- Get our yard ready for winter before I am too huge
- Brush up on Bradley Birthing
- Get hospital bag together
- Get nursing bras
Some of these are not necessary for having a baby but I want to get my house cleaned out and organized while I have the time. I did want to knit up a bunch of wool soakers but I hurt my hand a few weeks ago and I still can't knit.
I did find out that the JoAnn's by my house sells PUL so I bought a few yards for covers since I am able to sew.
So after crossing off a few more items on my list I think the only important items are the diaper covers, hospital bag and nursing bras. However, I am thinking I am going to buy nursing bras after Hannah is a few weeks old. I have some around the house nursing bras and I don't see myself going out much the first few weeks anyway.
Oh my gosh, who dragged up this stinkin' thread? I have done virtually nothing on my list—I guess I was feeling pretty ambitious back in September.
Better [tell DH to] get busy!
HMMMM lets see!
knit covers ok so really I just sewed some FOE around some recycled sweaters
finish knitting the blanket so I can knit covers Not done!
Make diapers Putting off until after birth I have an ok stash of newborn and smalls
feed the freezer Not gonna happen but my mom did move in so she will feed me.
finish house (mostly DH) Yeah right!
I would really like to teach DD how to read She is getting close
Deep clean the house (my mom is here this week so this one is almost done) Mom lives with me so house is clean
Keep house clean
That is all I can think of for now
Big momma
So look at my notes... it is quite laughable what I have accomplished... or not accomplished! I did however order a TON of stuff on amazon! :)
Big Momma
Pull bed off ancient bedframe for safer cosleep.
Cover my side of bed with a few old towels then add fugly flannel sheets, and stained lightweight quilt... Fancy!
Finish decorating baby's room.
wash baby clothes and 2nd hand cloth diapers in charlies soap.
Pack drinks for labor and husband, doula. Mmmmm coconut water, miso, and ginger tea, and unholy of unholy I love gatorade.
To do:
- Install car seat. I'm not exactly looking forward to this step. Wasn't as bad as I'd heard.
- Pack snacks for labor, husband, doula.
- Continue to fill pantry/freezer with easy foods for post partum period.
- Write positive affirmation cards for labor. This is an ongoing project.
- Pack bag for birth center. Because we live so far from our birth center we'll probably spend early labor in a hotel (this isn't so unusual here.) so, I'll be surprised if I don't pack the kitchen sick. :) Packing is an ongoing project of not bringing too much, but having what I think I'll need.
- Finish birthing from within art project for birth center class. I'm crocheting, dying, felting a wool baby cocoon. Looks pretty neat so far.
- Write Birth Plan in case of hospital transfer Now, where to get it printed?
- Address and mail thank you + xmas cards. I wrote them. They're just collecting dust. Still need to do address + send xmas cards.
- Continue to work on labor mix, bother to put it on ipod, bother to bring ipod. :)
- Deep clean; like mop, scrub baseboards, wash walls, scrub fridge, vacuume, scrub toilets, bathtubs. I'm waiting until I'm full term next week, because I'm afraid the effort will put me into labor.
- Sew more hot/cold rice socks.
- Sleep train the cats. So sad and cruel, but the little one keeps sleeping ON MY MOUTH AND NOSE only stopping that to Attack my hair while I sleep. I'll have to get the poor lil one used to sleeping without us, lest he drive me insane/hurt the baby. The cats are managing rather well. When I get up in their morning they are often snuggled on the couch. Cute.
Looking back at my list is heartening... I have gotten more done than I thought!
Get my life back to normal after our fire
Things to buy:
-Maybe replace our backup carseat
-Co-sleeper plus a few sheets for it
-Nursing clothing
-Birth kit and other items needed for birth (including birth tub liner)
-Bottles for when I go back to work (already have the pump!)
-Disposable diapers for the first 2 weeks
-Sew covers for glider cushions and pillows
-Fill my freezer [have done roast beef and turkey slices for sandwiches, chicken pot pie filling, and shredded turkey meat for soup. still need to do chili, meatballs, and maybe pumpkin bread]
-Finish potty training if dd is up for it (probably not going to happen, but we'll see)
-Make sure the clothes my mom brings make for a well-rounded January baby wardrobe.
-Get in touch with a LC who can help me after ds arrives
-Practice tying a Moby
-Learn how to fold a prefold for a baby boy :-P
-Maybe get a chiropractic adjustment or two
-Talk to friends about watching dd while I'm in labor
Laura , mom to Savannah (born 10/2008) and Indy (born 01/2011), and Cheyenne (born 11/2012)
Good idea, I was just thinking about this this morning as I laid awake in bed at 5am.
Knit at least a few more pairs of longs (I've knit ..almost 2 lol)
Find a soaker pattern I like, get knittin' some of those
Dye prefolds
Buy and dye flats
Buy anything needed to complete CD stash (almost there)
Get all clothes together and figure out what seasonal things we're missing
Finish washing/stripping/fixing elastic in diapers
Find space to put all this stuff
Buy maternity coat
Finish DONA paperwork and send in
Finish sewing curtains (half done!)
Hopefully buy small chest freezer and feed it
Well... I've got a few things done LOL
Jessica, wife to Greg since 7/04, mama to the Gman 7/06, 3 , Asher 1/11 and a wonderful surprise due in August!
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Cranberry-lemon muffins
(Cooking time: Active time 20 minutes, total time 45 minutes)
Makes one dozen muffins
1 cup old-fashioned oats
3/4 cup cranberries
1/4 cup agave syrup
1.5 cups white whole wheat flour
2.5 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup almond milk
1/4 cup canola oil
1 large egg
1/2 teaspoon freshly grated lemon peel
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Lightly coat 12-cup muffin tin with nonstick baking spray.
2. In food processor or blender, pulse oats until finely ground. Transfer to large bowl. In same processor, pulse cranberries and 1 tablespoon agave syrup until chopped.
3. Into the bowl with oats, whisk flour, baking powder and salt. In another medium bowl, whisk almond milk, oil, egg, lemon peel, and the remaining 3 tablespoons of agave syrup until well blended. Add the almond-milk mixture into the flour mixture and stir until just mixed. Fold in cranberry mixture.
4. Divide the batter among muffin cups. Bake for 25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool in pan on a wire rack, which takes about five minutes, then remove from pan.
Serve warm or at room temperature. Muffins can be stored in an airtight container at room temperature for up to three days or frozen for up to 1 month. Reheat in toaster oven or microwave.
Each muffin has about 150 calories, 4 grams of protein, 22 grams carbohydrates, 6 grams of total fat, 2 grams of fiber, 16 milligrams of cholesterol and 190 milligrams of sodium.
Pasta primavera
(Cooking time: Active time 20 minutes, total time 30 minutes)
Makes four main-dish servings
12 oz. whole wheat– or Jerusalem artichoke–flour spaghetti
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 medium onion, about 6 to 8 oz., finely chopped
3 cloves garlic, finely chopped
1 pint grape tomatoes
12 oz. asparagus, trimmed and cut into 2-in. pieces
1 med. zucchini, cut into half-moons
1/4 cup water
1 can of about 14 oz. of no-salt-added garbanzo beans (chickpeas), rinsed and drained
1 medium carrot, grated
1/4 oz. Parmesan cheese, grated
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
Fresh basil leaves, for garnish
1. Heat 6-quart saucepot of water to boiling on high. Cook pasta as label directs.
2. Meanwhile, in 12-inch skillet, heat oil on medium. Add onion and garlic and cook two to three minutes or until golden, stirring occasionally. Add grape tomatoes and cook five more minutes or until its beginning to soften. Add asparagus, zucchini, water, and 1/4 teaspoon of salt. Cover and cook five to seven minutes or until tomatoes begin to burst. Stir in beans and carrot; cook two to three minutes or until the beans are heated through.
3. Reserve 1/2 cup pasta cooking water. Drain pasta and then return to saucepot and add vegetable mixture, Parmesan cheese, lemon juice, reserved cooking water, and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Then toss until combined. Divide among serving bowls and garnish with basil.
Each serving has about 495 calories, 22 grams of protein, 95 grams of carbohydrates, 6 grams of total fat, 18 grams of fiber, 2 milligrams of cholesterol and 375 milligrams of sodium.
Pepper-crusted steak with roasted veggies
(Cooking time: Active time 20 minutes, total time 35 minutes)
Makes four main-dish servings
1 large sweet potato, about 1 pound
1 pound of broccoli florets
1 tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons olive oil
Salt and pepper
4, 1-inch-thick beef filet mignon steaks, about 4 oz. each
1 large red onion, 8 to 10 oz., finely chopped
1 cup dry red wine
1/2 teaspoon fresh thyme leaves
1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Peel sweet potato and cut into 3-inch by 1/2-inch by 1/2-inch batons. On an 18-by-12 inch jelly-roll pan, toss sweet potato and broccoli florets with 1 tablespoon oil and 1/2 teaspoon each of salt and freshly ground black pepper. Roast for 25 minutes or until tender and lightly browned.
3. Meanwhile, in a 12-inch skillet, heat remaining 2 teaspoons oil on medium-high heat. Sprinkle steaks with 1/2 teaspoon salt, then press on 2 teaspoons coarsely ground black pepper. Add to skillet and cook eight to 10 minutes at 140 degrees Fahrenheit to get medium-rare beef, turning occasionally. Transfer to a plate.
4. Add onion and wine to the same skillet. Heat to boiling, then cook four to six minutes or until onion has softened, stirring and scraping up browned bits from pan. Stir in thyme. Serve with steaks, sweet potato, and broccoli.
Each serving has about 355 calories, 31 grams protein, 28 grams carbohydrate, 14 grams total fat, 7 grams fiber, 74 milligrams cholesterol and 345 milligrams sodium.


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By J. Buhl
May 6, 2003
|A very good route that gradually runs from tight hands to fist. I have relatively small hands so I was doing hand stacks at the top. The gear can run from #1 camalot to #3.5 or #4 camalot. As of 5-4-2003 the anchor slings should be replaced as they are a bit of a rats nest - unfortunately I didn't have my usual load of spare webbing.
By Frances Fierst
Nov 9, 2004
|For gear, I placed a .75 camalot off the ground, 2 #1s, 2 #2s, 2 #3s, 2 #3.5s , and the top can take a #4 if you want to drag it along. Calling this the easiest lead on Maverick may hold true if you have big hands. But since I have small hands, the whole second half of this climb was fists and stacks. Not real easy for me, but one hell of a work out.
By Mark Michaels
From: Draper, UT
Mar 23, 2009
Fun, interesting climb...that starts thin hands (#1 camalot) and widens to hands...and then fists (take the #4 camalot). It does offer a nice rest where it changes corners, so I would call it 10a, but I was following on TR. Certainly not harder than 10b.
A good climb if you don't have more than 3 cams of a given size.
NOTE: I replaced the anchor slings on 3/22/09. New slings and 3 oval biners. HOWEVER: the 2 bolts are slightly old 3/8", with loose hangers, a third bolt would be nice.
By Gary N
From: Durango, CO
Nov 28, 2012
|Frances Fierst's gear recommendation is spot on. I took more #3's since I don't have #3.5's. Took a #4 as well. Glad to have had it. Mark's anchor is holding up just fine, but the bolts need to be replaced. The left bolt was loose and sticking out of the rock about 1/4". Both bolts are rusty.
By klane Lane
Mar 23, 2015
|Really fun moves right off the deck--and the ledges to the left make it really fun and stress free. The real challenge is at the widest part of the crack near the top--good technique will get you through! Be prepared to do some hand stacks and fist jams. Also, awesome location on the wall.
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From: Denver, CO
Apr 30, 2015
|On 4/29/15 we climbed this thing and noticed he left anchor bolt is loose. You can wiggle it with your fingers. Yikes.


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Google app review video shows Share to 'Drive' option
To close out each week, the Android Developer Relations team hosts a Friday App Review video. This Friday, however, the focus is far from whatever apps are being showcased (psst... it's Handy Scanner); instead, all eyes are on the Share to 'Drive' option, seen just below the 'Bluetooth' logo in the screen capture above. It's shown at the 32:53 mark in the video just after the break, and while this certainly isn't confirmation that Goog's own cloud storage service will be hitting the masses soon, it's one of the more tangible pieces of evidence that Google Drive is at least a real initiative. Come to think of it, we've got a couple of passes to Google I/O 2012, which just so happens to get going in around two months. Anyone else feeling that tug of puzzle pieces coming together?
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MPR is hosting its first Ground Level public forum for residents in and around Baldwin Township in northeastern Sherburne County, about an hour north of the Twin Cities. It's at 7 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center at Princeton High School.
MPR News' Kate Smith is hosting the forum, which we think will run about 90 minutes. We'll start with video and audio work we've produced. But then we'll have a conversation about the choices in front of a community that saw a housing and residential boom in the 1990s and early 2000s and then a virtual halt to growth during the recession.
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I know this is an old topic but has anyone done this with silverstripe 3?
I have symlinks to the framework, themes and cms folder and it kinda works except for the admin, the admin loads but when i click anything in the sitetree or menu the url updates but the page does not
I know this is an old topic but has anyone done this with silverstripe 3?
It's working here, with both 2.4, 3.0 and master versions of everything managed through Git. Your issue looks JavaScript-related, I'd start debugging there.
How did you achieved it?
I just added symlinks to the cms, framework and themes folder, added the FollowSymLinks option in the htaccess file and installed it.
I can see the ajax request for the admin pages and the result that is working great only thing it does not do is update the page :)
I don't know… I recall being obliged sometimes to reload the page for updating it, but I cannot reproduce it, and for the actual site I'm developing I use the 3.0.2 tags of framework and cms, because the master branches have bugs in the CMS interface. What version are you using?
I use version 3.0.2
Yesterday evening i tried it on a different server (localhost xampp) and did the follow:
-made two folders test01 and ss3
-First copied everything in the test01 folder
-Installed silverstripe
-Moved the cms, framework and themes folders to the ss3 folder
-Created symlinks to those folders
-Added the symlink option to the htaccess
After that i got this error: SilverStripe Framework requires a $databaseConfig defined.
It think it is looking in the wrong folder for the config file but i am not sure why?
Little update,
If i add a _ss_environment.php file in the ss3 folder containing this code:
define('BASE_PATH', rtrim(dirname(dirname($_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'])), DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR));
Then it works except for the admin, there if have the same problem as before again
Yes, in the SS3 folder you need a _ss.environment.php file with the BASE_PATH and the database credentials.
Then, for each "project" folder:
– Copy assets, mysite and themes folders from the SS3 install.
– Copy also the .htaccess file (after installing the SS3 environment) and modify the RewriteBase directive.
– Make the symlinks to cms and framework.
– In mysite/_config.php, delete all mention of $databaseConfig and Director::set_dev_servers, and instead make sure that you file starts like this:
global $project;
$project ='mysite';
global $database;
$database ='(databasename)';
// Use _ss_environment.php file for configuration
Then you just point your browser to something like "localhost/project_folder/dev/build" and you are ready to go!
Hope it helps,
Yes it works! thanks for your help!


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I love Notre Dame football, and it kindles a passion in me not present in baseball. But baseball is more relaxing. Maybe my Chicago White Sox won't win, again, but in the spring they still have hope.
Maybe Detroit Tigers stars Miguel Cabrera, Prince Fielder and Justin Verlander will get hurt. One never knows. Well, unless you are a Cubs fan.
For baseball fans, it is the experience. The pace is slower. If you lose one game, you don't lose your chance to win the national championship. No wonder attendance is up.
Furthermore, for all the football hype, here are a few key facts. Major League Baseball drew more than 74 million fans last year versus just more than 17 million for NFL football. I realize there are more games and that people are counted multiple times. Still, the fact is that far more people go to baseball games than football games.
College football, with far more teams, draws 48 million fans. Even combining the NCAA with the NFL, football attendance doesn't exceed Major League Baseball. Plus minor league baseball attendance last year topped 41 million fans.
I am not arguing about the fan power of football: While baseball on TV is more scattered and airs far more games, during its shorter season both college and pro football overwhelm even the conclusion of baseball. But baseball is strong again. It may not be the nation's pastime anymore, but it's not "past" time either, as some had claimed.
Our Fort Wayne TinCaps, playing in America's No. 1 minor league stadium and providing family entertainment at a reasonable cost, are a great example of why minor league baseball is flourishing. Inside the stadium, you could be in Camden Yards in Baltimore with the old-style stadium and an urban skyline.
The food is good, every seat has exceptional views, there are things for the kids to do, "thirsty Thursdays" draw huge crowds and great fireworks displays add to the summer weekend fun.
It is single-A baseball, but some of the players you can watch rise. Jake Peavy and Torii Hunter have done well, and Jed Gyorko looks to start this year for the Padres after just recently playing here.
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A team of guides will explain the building's rich history and secrets and visitors will get the chance to go up the lofty bell tower and round the church yard's historic tombs.
The tour will also include a peek in the 'muniment room' where ancient documents are kept as well as pausing by the organ to sample the church music.
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my husband and i have been using the withdrawal method for the last 6 or so months with a few times a month where it is completely unprotected. we are totally okay with me getting pregnant and truthfully, i kinda want another baby. BUT... ever since i had my dd (7 months old) my cycle has been insane! i get really bad ovulation cramping and back pain and pretty bad pms symptoms. i get very tired, sick to my stomach (sometimes) and irritable among other things. i talked to my ob yesterday and she prescribed me the mini pill since i possibly have a clotting disorder. the things that bothers me about the mini pill are that it can make me so that i dont have a period at all and that it thins out my lining so no egg and sperm can implant. to me thats going against nature. so i have this dilemma in my head about whether to start the pill and help my symptoms that i get every month (and have pretty much no possibility of getting preg) or not starting it and have to go through everything throughout the month. has anyone taken the mini pill? what are your experiences??? i just need some feedback. TIA
I am just so against the pill because I am dealing with a horrible chronic illness (interstitial cystits) that was caused in part from being on the PIll. It isn;t like every person on the Pill gets IC but if you can avoid, I would. have you looked into any herbal things like Vitex?
no, i havent looked into anything natural yet
I am in the exact same boat as you. DS just turned 1 this month, and I still haven't gone in and gotten anything. DH will occasionally wear a condom, sometimes he pulls out, and other times we plan it more towards my unfertile days. But either way both of us are fine if I were to get pregnant, but for some reason we aren't really trying, we are in a way not trying...but I don't know! I know I want to go on the pill, it worked well for me for 10 years, so I think that would be my choice. I'm not a fan of IUD's or anything being stuck in me...and I was on depo once, but I fear the idea of not being able to conceive after I stop it...I'm 30 almost 31...so I know I'll want a second babe within the next two years...we'd like to eventually have 3....but it sounds like you're kind of like me...I've just been putting it off and hubs and I are both really not too worried about it.
My main concern is taking any time I might like to spend with Aiden away...with my last pregnancy I was WICKED ill. In bed for hours and hours a day and on anti-nausea and jsut all around SICK! I don't want to be laid up when I could be spending time and making new memories and experiences with him...I think once he is around 2 I'll feel more comfortable with daycare and can then send him there if I need a day of rest etc.
Wow...babbled a bit there...but you sound a lot like me!
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i'm glad im not the only one!! if i didnt have such crazy cycles i wouldnt worry about birth control at all. my periods are very normal however ranging from 28 to 32 days. i emailed my husband about it last night (he's overseas), so maybe his opinion will help. i seem to be okay so far this month (my period is due in 6 days) but my ovulation cramps were horrible. i thought my ovary was going to pop. i had the ob do a pelvic and everythings fine though. i feel like this is such a hard decision when it shouldnt be.
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That being said, I'm irritated with it right now, because I wish it were more curly and less blahhh.
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The decision of the Cabinet, presided over by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, will come into effect after promuglation of a notification by President Pranab Mukherjee.
It has to be then endorsed by Parliament through a resolution under Article 356 of the Constitution.
Lashing out at Jung, Arvind Kejriwal, who resigned as Delhi Chief Minister yesterday, said that the LG was "openly flouting" the decisions taken by a majority government.
"I am questioning the logic of his decision (of not recommending dissolution of the House)," Kejriwal said, adding that the constitution says that he is bound by the decision taken by the Cabinet of a majority government.
In his report to the Centre, Jung did not favour dissolution of the 70-member Delhi Assembly as recommended by the council of ministers headed by Kejriwal when it met last night and decided to quit after being defeated in the Assembly over introduction of the Jan Lokpal Bill.
The LG's move keeps the option open for any political party or a combination of parties to try and form a government in future.
Sources said Jung has conveyed to the Centre that the national capital be brought under a spell of President's rule as no party is now in a position to form an alternative government.
The Assembly elections late last year had given a split verdict with no political party getting absolute majority. AAP, which won 28 seats, had formed the government in December with the outside support of 8 MLAs of Congress. BJP has 31 MLAs in the Assembly while NDA ally SAD has one.
The LG has also sent, along with his report, Kejriwal's resignation letter.
"This decision is completely wrong because any recommendation by an elected government is normally binding (on the Lt Governor)," Kejriwal said.
"Ours was not a minority government. Before resignation, we had got passed a Money bill in the assembly. This means ours was a majority government.
"If a majority government recommends something then it is mandatory for the Governor to accept the recommendations," he contended.
Kejriwal said the Cabinet decision was taken because Congress did not want fresh elections.
Backing the decision, Congress said, "we have already made it clear that whatever decision the Lt Governor will take, we will abide by that".
"The ball was in Lt Governor's court. He has information from different quarters. He is the best judge of the situation," party General Secretary in charge for Delhi, Shakeel Ahmed said.
BJP leader Arun Jaitley said the Kejriwal government had no imaginative policy about governance and public welfare and it was only interested in "cheap popularity" through "gimmickry".
He said most of the AAP MLAs were inexperienced, lacked maturity, had an agitational approach and were foreign to any form of governance.
"I have no doubt in saying that this was the worst ever state government that Delhi has seen... Thank God, the nightmare is over," he said.
Accusing AAP of betraying the people of Delhi by joining hands with corrupt Congress to form the government, Delhi state BJP president Vijay Goel said that AAP believed in Maoist ideology of creating anarchy.
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Sources said BJP is keeping its cards close to itself and not disclosing its strategy as it exploring options of government formation.
Asked to clarify the party's stand on whether it will come forward to form a government in Delhi, ," BJP's Legislative Party leader Harshvardhan said, "There is no over enthusiasm to form a government...We will happily accept every situation that comes our way."
Late in the night, Kejriwal questioned the move to keep the Delhi Assembly under suspended animation, and said it might "encourage horse-trading".
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Running javadoc Ant task from Eclipse
All things being equal, I like projects that build out-of-the-box. That is, given a clean checkout from revision control, a project should just build without requiring too much customization: setting environment variables, installing third party software, modifying the system path. I'm especially sensitive to this at the moment because I've just finished up five days (actually maybe 30 hours all together) getting one particularly horrible system to build.
Along these lines, I added a javadoc task to an Ant build script today and tried running it from Eclipse. Just for the record, that procedure is as follows:
- Open build.xml
- Right-click the task in the Outline View
- Select Run As->Ant build.
Interestingly enough, this failed with the following error:
build.xml:208: Javadoc failed: java.io.IOException: Cannot run program "javadoc.exe": CreateProcess error=2, The system cannot find the file specified
A quick Google search reveals several suggestions that the solution is to make sure that javadoc.exe is on the system path. First, it's a little ridiculous that Ant can't find javadoc from JAVA_HOME when it clearly uses the same mechanism to track down javac. Oh well. Bygones. Second, returning to the idea of builds that "just work", I don't want to modify my system path. What if I have several JDKs installed, used with several different projects simultaneously?
So, how do we get javadoc onto the system path without modifying it? Simple, modify the path in Eclipse. This time, run the Ant task with the following procedure:
- Open build.xml
- Right-click the task in the Outline View
- Select Run As->Ant Build …
That elipsis at the end is important. This will bring up the Eclipse launch configuration dialog. Give your new launch configuration a name, like "Build <Project Name>" or something and switch to the Environment tab. Here you can specify the environment for Ant. But we don't want to kill the whole system path, just prepend the location of javadoc.exe to it. So click New… and enter Path for the name and the following for the value:
This prepends JAVA_HOME/bin to the current system path. Now click Run and everything should work fine. Yay.
Now, when someone else checks out the project you don't want them to have to go through the same hassle. It's still a hassle, just inside Eclipse instead somewhere else on the machine. The solution to this problem is to save the launch configuration! Return to the launch configuration screen and open the Common tab. There you can select to save the configuration as a shared file. I usually save it in tools/launches. The resulting file will have a .launch extension. Commit the launch file to version control. Now anyone who checks out the project will have a properly configured launch configuration to build the project. No fuss, no muss.
Also note that this is a much more general purpose solution. It applies to any launch configuration where you need to modify the path, or set any kind of environment variables.
Possible Issues
There are a few potential issues I can think of:
- That semi-colon in the path string may not work on non-Windows systems. I'm not sure if Eclipse is smart enough to fix that.
- In the past, I've had trouble with the case of environment variables and Ant.
Also, I believe that an alternate solution to this problem is to register the JDK in Eclipse. This is ok, but it's nice to not require it.