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Adam Franzen was simply in the right place at the right time when he heard about a grant program that could help his farm.
After taking the initiative to download the application and fill out the paperwork, Franzen, a farmer from Lyle with a hog facility on his property, was one of about 90 people to receive assistance through the Minnesota Department of Agriculture's Livestock Investment Grant Program. More than 300 people applied for their portion of the $1 million pool of funds, he said.
Charlie Poster and Mary Hanks of the MDA met with local grant recipients on Monday and toured their facilities and recent site upgrades, including Franzen's site, where he installed new manure handling equipment and fixed ventilation systems damaged by weather. The grant covered 10 percent of Franzen's costs on those upgrades in 2012. Franzen, who grew up on a farm, built the facility in 2007 and houses hogs for a neighboring farm. He said the grants make a noticable difference.
Overall, the Value Added Grant Program aims to increase sales of Minnesota agricultural products by helping farmers, producers and processors add value to their operations and by assisting entrepreneurs investigating new opportunities or new enterprises. The Livestock Investment Grants are aimed at boosting the state's livestock sector and helping livestock farmers stay competitive to ensure Minnesota remains one of the top 10 states in livestock production.
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Planning to build new project on Windows Azure Websites using node.js, I ran into issues with SQL Server module, that I just cant resolve:
I'm using downloaded binary of the module, with simple code from example, connecting to Azure hosted SQL Server:
var sql = require('node-sqlserver');
var http = require('http');
var conn_str = "Driver={SQL Server Native Client 10.0};Server=tcp:server.database.windows.net,1433;Database=database;Uid=user@server;Pwd=mypass;Encrypt=yes;Connection Timeout=30;";
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http.createServer(function (req, res) {
sql.query(conn_str, "SELECT * FROM testdb.testtable", function (err, results) {
if (err) {
res.writeHead(500, { 'Content-Type': 'text/plain' });
res.write("Got error :-( " + err);
res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'text/plain' });
The example works locally from my PC, it is able to connect to Azure SQL and retrieve rows, although I had to downgrade node to 0.6.19 to make it work, but it fails when I deploy it to Azure. When I try to access website, after long waiting time I receive:
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Rating: R - Drug Content, Profanity, Brief Nudity, Violence, Not For Children
The Fast and the Furious (2001) screenwriter David Ayer follows up that fast-paced action hit with this gritty cop drama from director Antoine Fuqua. Ethan Hawke stars as Jake Hoyt, a fresh-faced Los Angeles Police Department rookie anxious to join the elite narcotics squad headed up by 13-year veteran Detective Sergeant Alonzo Harris (Denzel Washington). Harris has agreed to give Hoyt a shot at joining his team with a one-day ride-along during which Hoyt must prove his mettle. As the day wears on, however, it becomes increasingly clear to the greenhorn that his experienced mentor has blurred the line between right and wrong to an alarming degree, enforcing his own morally compromised code of ethics and street justice. As he struggles with his conscience, an increasingly alarmed Hoyt begins to suspect that he's not really being given an audition at all; he's being set up as the fall guy in an elaborate scheme. Training Day co-stars Tom Berenger, Scott Glenn, and recording artists Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, and Macy Gray. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
- Genre: Crime & Espionage
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culture in exilefeature 'Traditional' culture and refugee welfare in north-west Thailand by Sandra Dudley The effects of displacement on culture can have people who all originate in Karenni State but differ markedly from each other. significant impacts on the psychological and 'Karenni' itself is an umbrella term under which a number of different physical welfare of individual refugees and on ethno-linguistically self-defined groups gather. Most originate in Karenni State the social dynamics within a refugee population. but otherwise show great diversity in Y ethnicity and language, socio-economic et refugees and relief agencies conducted in 1996-7 and 1998 with and educational backgrounds, religion, alike often underestimate or feel Karenni refugees living in camps on the political awareness, and the experience too overworked to incorporate the Burmese border, in Thailand's north- of displacement itself. Displacement has importance of cultural factors in assis- western province of Mae Hong Son. not only brought greater contact with tance programmes. Potential cultural Karenni people have been fleeing from non-Karenni outsiders and the wider conflicts between refugee communities, Karenni (Kayah) State in eastern Burma world but has also thrown together host communities and relief agencies are and seeking refuge on the Thai side of diverse groups who previously had less of course important. Less often recog- the border for some years, the first sig- contact with, and influence upon, each nised, however, is the importance of nificant numbers arriving in 1989. The cultural variation and tension within the main NGO working with the Karenni is a other. Consequently, the effects of some refugee community. medical agency, responsible among Karenni groups upon others are some- other things for the training of staff for times greater than the effects of any This article argues that if relief agencies camp clinics. single outside force. develop a greater awareness of cultural patterns and potential cultural conflict In early 1996, the total Karenni refugee The recent, post-1996 arrivals are ethni- within as well as between communities, population was about 5,500. By the end cally Kayah, the majority Karenni ethnic their assistance programmes may be of 1997, it had doubled to 11,000. It now group. The majority of the pre-existing more effectively and appropriately stands at over 16,500.1 The dramatic refugee populations in two of the three designed and implemented. The case- increase between 1996 and 1997 result- main Karenni refugee camps are also study discussed here focuses on the ed from the arrival of new refugees in ethnically Kayah. There are, however, perspective of one group within a one of the Karenni camps in and after some important differences between refugee population. There is not space June 1996, because of 'village reloca- these groups. to explore fully the perspectives of other tions' inside Karenni State, enforced by members of that refugee population or the Burmese army from 31 May 1996 Unlike many of the pre-existing refugee of the relief agency, except where they onwards. Conditions in this camp deteri- population, most recent arrivals cannot impact upon the refugees concerned. My orated rapidly and great demands were speak Burmese and in their villages had aim, however, is not primarily to criticise placed upon space, on existing residents no access to health clinics or schools. the NGO but rather to highlight the and the Camp Committee, on NGO staff Before crossing the border, most had experience of one group of refugees. and on Karenni medics. New refugees apparently rarely, if ever, seen motor This is not an evaluation of one situa- were arriving in poor physical states, as vehicles or foreigners. Their villages are tion but a description of a process. It is a result of which dysentery and malaria remote, permanent hill settlements, sus- partly a case-study of the significance of morbidity and mortality rates within the tained by subsistence agriculture. Most cultural factors in the refugee experi- camp markedly increased. By late 1996, have not converted to Christianity and ence, and partly an attempt to address conditions had stabilised but to date instead follow traditional Kayah religion an inequality in the extent to which dif- smaller numbers of people, some of and curative practices. Village-based ferent perspectives (those of different whom have been in hiding in the jungle spheres of activity and contact are small, sectors within a refugee population, and for over two years, have continued to and travel to local towns and markets is those of relief agencies) get aired. arrive. infrequent. Travel farther afield is rare indeed. Unlike the longer-staying Background Diversity within the refugee refugees, they also (with the exception community of some men) have little conception of This article is based on anthropological the pan-Karenni nationalism behind the field research conducted by the author Experiences at the hands of the Burmese ongoing conflict between the Karenni at the request of the NGO concerned army and subsequent displacement to and Burmese armies. Furthermore, many during the course of wider field research refugee camps have thrown together women in particular had not previously FORCED MIGRATION review December 1999, 6 5 culture in exile feature seen other Kayah women, such as those various ornaments, including silver ear- These anxieties were real enough but among the longer-staying refugees, who plugs, and many rings around the knees. they were also due to dress becoming a do not dress as traditionally as they do. The skirt- and head-cloths are always focus for wider stresses resulting from home-made, using home-grown, natural- displacement. In part, this was because The importance of culture: ly dyed, home-spun cotton. the production of traditional textiles is traditional Kayah female dress as important as the textiles themselves: A traditional Kayah woman sees this the process of weaving, like the process In their own eyes as well as in those of dress as an extension of herself, marking of farming, is as important to the the mostly Christian, pre-existing her not only as Kayah but also as a integrity of Kayah culture as are its end- refugees, these recent arrivals are 'tradi- woman of certain age and marital status. products. Suddenly being unable either tional' Kayah who 'continue to do as our It is also a source of pride and marker of to weave or farm, was a stressful experi- grandmothers and grandfathers did' identity for all traditional Kayah, male ence that exacerbated the trauma of while their ethnic cousins apparently do and female. However, the circumstances violent displacement itself. not. For insiders and outsiders alike, the in which they had to leave home meant most obvious emblem of this 'tradition- that few women could bring with them Inter-community dynamics: al' identity is women's clothing. spare clothes and/or cotton with which impacts of host communities to make more. They had only the clothes and relief agencies Almost all pre-existing Karenni refugee they wore and, if those clothes became women, ethnically Kayah or otherwise, too worn or dirty, once in the camp the The majority still wear traditional dress wear a sarong (reaching to mid-calf) and only alternative was to start wearing the but there have been numerous cases of T-shirt or traditional tunic. It is consid- ubiquitous sarong and T-shirt. women abandoning it and since 1996 the ered improper and unfeminine to show rate of change has increased. Women any leg above mid-calf, or to show the To change dress in this way, however, is concerned feel they had no real choice in chest area (except when breast-feeding). distressing. Both male and female recent the matter and invariably are unhappy in By contrast, all recently arrived Kayah arrivals think traditionally dressed their new sarong and T-shirt. Others' women wear, or wore on arrival, a short women very beautiful. Most importantly, attitudes also play an important part. skirt-cloth exposing knees and lower immediately on arrival traditional dress, For example, some women changed after thighs, a breast-cloth exposing the back an obvious marker of difference in a sit- illness and subsequent referral to Mae and often one breast, a head-cloth and uation of sudden exposure to people Hong Son hospital. Sometimes there who do not were practical reasons, such as illness look or act causing weight loss and leg-rings conse- similarly, was quently falling off (if a part of traditional the only visible dress is removed - even unintentionally, evidence of as here - the rest is also removed); but what and who more disturbing were claims that 'doc- they were and tors in the hospital don't like our had been. All clothes'. Certainly, the lack of adequate new arrivals, breast coverage offended Thai cultural of either sex norms and contributed to ill feeling. and whatever age, hoped women would Such attitudes were difficult for new be able to con- arrivals to comprehend. Women felt con- tinue wearing fused and unhappy, uncertain of what traditional was wrong. The medical NGO, while it clothes but certainly did not actively perpetuate neg- were worried ative attitudes, neither fully realised this would their impact nor actively sought to con- become impos- tradict them. sible in the camp, without Indeed, in trying to address the conflict cotton and between traditional Kayah and Thai without money ideas of decency, the NGO inadvertently to buy it. In exacerbated the women's confusion. 1996 especial- Rather than trying to discuss the matter ly, the inability with the women and with Thai hospital of women to staff, they were complicit in a process continue pro- whereby it was suggested to women ducing textile being referred to hospital that, for their items in the own sake, it would be easier if they were to change their dress before leaving the Sandra Dudley/Richard camp directly caused much camp. This process was initiated by group and per- camp clinic staff, themselves members sonal distress. of the longer-staying, less traditional 6 December 1999, 6 FORCED MIGRATION review culture in exilefeature refugee population; that is, NGO staff tures. It appeared to the new arrivals that Conclusions did not personally suggest changing the NGO did not fully appreciate either clothes but nevertheless did not engage the cultural significance of traditional Relief agencies play a significant part in with the clinic staff's suggestions. dress and weaving, or the significance of such situations. It is to the credit of the new arrivals' reliance on their own dis- agency concerned here that they At that time, the NGO was visiting the tinct community structures. While the requested the assistance of an anthro- camp daily and driving sick women (and NGO did not conduct an evaluation of pologist in understanding more about others) to hospital. Most of those women this project-versus-no-project situation, the new arrivals. Furthermore, subse- were in distressed states, not only informally they later appeared to share quent to my research, the NGO did because of their illnesses and recent this conclusion.2 attempt to address clinic staff's atti- experiences of violence and displace- tudes. Nonetheless, while the agency was ment, but also because for the first time Intra-community dynamics: certainly not to blame for all the clothing- they found themselves in both a motor attitudes of other refugees associated tensions, some of its actions vehicle and a new sort of dress (the exacerbated the situation. It could also sarong of which they found difficult to Impacts on culture equal to or greater have engaged more extensively with the keep up). Furthermore, parents reported than those of the relief agency and the new arrivals than it did. The situation at that when children were ill enough to host community were also generated the local hospital, for example, and the require hospital referral, both NGO staff within the refugee population itself. attitudes of refugee clinic staff might and refugee clinic workers advised that The pre-existing, less traditional refugee have been significantly altered by a it would be easier for the father to community's attitudes to the new strategy of discussing issues of cultural accompany them. Such advice was geared arrivals were continually reinforced by difference and perhaps by facilitating an towards minimising offence to the host traditional female dress. Most had seen awareness-building programme of dis- traditionally-dressed Kayah women cursive contact between new and old community. This was understandable and before but not in such large numbers. refugees. expedient but it had less impact in easing the situation of newly arrived refugees. For less traditional refugees, this dress smacked of back- Also problematic was a later weaving wardness, lack of education cultural differences within a project. In 1996, given the cultural and an un-Christian immod- importance of traditional female dress esty. Longer-stayers' talk refugee population can and the anxiety caused by women's about the new arrivals inability to continue producing it, I focused on the impropriety of cause distress recommended that the relief agency con- traditional dress, and on what sider facilitating a refugee-run weaving they supposed was the new refugees' ignorance of basic hygiene. In essence, there was insufficient project among the recent Kayah arrivals. Such talk became problematic as it fil- allowance for (i) the significance of cul- The NGO subsequently did indeed facili- tered through to interactions between the tural differences within the refugee tate a weaving project but among two groups. community and (ii) the importance of members of the longer-staying commu- culture not only in the pre-displacement nity in another camp. Interactions with refugee clinic staff past but also in the new refugees' expe- (members of the longer-staying commu- riences of arrival in a refugee camp and While this was not necessarily a deliber- nity, relatively well-educated and almost associated contacts with non-traditional ate decision directly to substitute a all Christian) were particularly influen- Karenni, Thais and expatriate relief project among longer-stayers for one tial. Even the smallest remark or workers. There was (and is) slowness to among new arrivals (and from the NGO's unintentional hint of disapproval from explore social structures within the new perspective there may have seemed no these individuals could be picked up by refugee community or at least to engage connection), it was nonetheless thus new refugees (already in a fragile state) with them to the same degree as the pre- interpreted by and distressing for recent and cause distress. The power of these existing population in the design and arrivals, particularly as they had dis- individuals inadvertently to cause dis- implementation of relief programmes. cussed a possible weaving project of their tress was not surprising, given their The effect of this was exacerbated by its own with NGO staff and myself. While no elevated role as teachers and specialists contrast with (i) the relief agency's long- promises had been made to new arrivals, within the community. standing, good understanding of and they felt they had been passed over and engagement with longer-staying refugees let down. The project that did get set up Most significantly from the perspective and (ii) an understandable concern not was certainly uncomplicated to design of relief agencies, these negative refugee- to offend the host community and thus and implement, as NGO staff already had refugee interactions also demonstrated compromise working relationships reasonable knowledge of and contacts one way in which approaches to cultural developed over a long period. within longer-staying refugee community structures. It would have been more factors can affect the success of welfare programmes. The young woman whose Among the longer-staying refugee com- problematic for the NGO to design a baby was acutely ill with dysentery but munity, the agency works closely with weaving project in conjunction with who tearfully refused to return to the those in key positions; such individuals recent arrivals given insufficient knowl- clinic, because its refugee staff had told are always, in the context of their com- edge of the new refugees' community, her it was her own fault for being dirty, munity, highly respected, relatively structures and consequent difficulties in was a particularly poignant example of well-educated, and usually Christian. developing good working relationships the negative impact of insensitivity. Their influence would in any event have with key individuals within those struc- FORCED MIGRATION review December 1999, 6 7 culture in exilefeature UNHCR/26018/01.1996/HJ Davies been significant but it was further strengthened and perpetuated by the agency's reliance on them to act as go-betweens, and by the agency not fully acknowledging the potential impact of longer-stayers' negative attitudes towards the new arrivals. Here, as in the agency's concern that the Thai host community should not be offended, the agency and its part- ners were effectively sensitive to each other at the expense – albeit uninten- tional - of the less well understood new arrivals. Certainly, agencies have to take into account political and practical consid- erations as well as cultural ones but they are also often in a position to facilitate mutual understanding, both between members of the refugee and host communities with whom they work closely, and within complex refugee populations. Furthermore, in examples such as the one presented here, for new arivals and other rela- tively vulnerable sectors of the refugee population 'culture' is often of more immediate concern than political aspects of refugee-agency- host relationships. Refugee populations are not necessarily homogenous in either culture or needs, and cultural differences within a refugee population can cause dis- tress as much as can differences between it and the host community and relief workers. In complex popu- lations, especially – as here - where power, influence and mutual refugee- NGO understanding are not equally distributed, it is not sufficient to rely on good working relationships with representatives of only some sectors of the population. In sum, cultural elements such as women's clothing may seem, on the surface, tangential to the stark reality of being a refugee but in fact they are Sandra Dudley is completing her Parts of this paper first appeared in S Dudley 1997 integral to it and to associated welfare 'Recent arrivals in Karenni Camp 2: an ethnographic DPhil in Social Anthropology at report', an unpublished report prepared for issues. As such, they should have signifi- Oxford University. International Rescue Committee in Thailand, and in cant influence on the design and Email: firstname.lastname@example.com S Dudley 1998, 'Aspects of research with Karenni refugees in Thailand', Bulletin of the International implementation of relief programmes. Committee on Urgent Anthropological and Equally, increased cultural knowledge 1 Source: local NGO. Ethnological Research (UNESCO), 39: 165-84. and sensitivity on the part of relief agen- 2 Agency area coordinator, personal communication, For further information on Burma, Burmese refugees cies can go some way towards min- 1998. and human rights abuses, visit: imising further distress (and its negative www.ilo.org/public/english/20gb/docs/gb273/ impacts on physical and psycholo- gical Thanks to Edith Bowles; Kerry Demusz; Helen Dalton; myanmar.htm the Emslie Horniman Fund of the Royal www.hrw.org/hrw/reports98/thai/ health) caused by cultural conflict, be it Anthropological Institute; Old Member's Scholarship www.freeburma.org/lokanat/index.html between refugees and outsiders, or with- and further grants from Jesus College at Oxford www.burmafund.org/ University; the Cha and Peter Lienhardt Funds at www.soros.org/burma/index.html in the refugee population itself. Oxford University; and the Evans Fund, Cambridge www.karen.org/ University. 8 December 1999, 6 FORCED MIGRATION review
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What's your secret? American Spies presents the stunning histories of more than forty Americans who spied against their country during the past six decades. Michael Sulick, former head of the CIA's clandestine service, illustrates through these stories -- some familiar, others much less well known -- the common threads in the spy cases and the evolution of American attitudes toward espionage since the onset of the Cold War. After highlighting the accounts of many who have spied for traditional adversaries such as Russian and Chinese intelligence services, Sulick shows how spy hunters today confront a far broader spectrum of threats not only from hostile states but also substate groups, including those conducting cyberespionage. Sulick reveals six fundamental elements of espionage in these stories: the motivations that drove them to spy; their access and the secrets they betrayed; their tradecraft, i.e., the techniques of concealing their espionage; their exposure; their punishment; and, finally, the damage they inflicted on America's national security. The book is the sequel to Sulick's popular Spying in America: Espionage from the Revolutionary War to the Dawn of the Cold War. Together they serve as a basic introduction to understanding America's vulnerability to espionage, which has oscillated between peacetime complacency and wartime vigilance, and continues to be shaped by the inherent conflict between our nation's security needs and our commitment to the preservation of civil liberties.
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Michael J. Sulick is a retired intelligence operations officer who was director of the CIA's National Clandestine Service (2007--10), chief of CIA counterintelligence (2002--04), and chief of the Central Eurasia Division (1999--2002) among other assignments during his twenty-eight-year career. He holds a PhD in comparative literature from the City University of New York. He is the author of Spying in America: Espionage from the Revolutionary War to the Dawn of the Cold War.
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Introduction Part I: The Cold War: 1950--701. The KGB Rebuilds2. Spies in the Enlisted Ranks3. Vietnam and the 1960s Part II: Decade of Turmoil: The 1970s1. Espionage and the 1970s2. Soviet Science and Technology Espionage3. James Angleton and the Spy Hunt in the CIA Part III: The Decade of the Spy: Soviet Spies of the 1980s1. Espionage in the 1980s2. Evil Spy for the Evil Empire: John Walker3. The Spy in the National Security Agency: Ronald Pelton4. A Spy in the CIA: Edward Lee Howard5. The Spy in the US Marine Corps: Clayton Lonetree Part IV: The Decade of the Spy: Other Spies of the 1980s1. An Illegal in the CIA: Karl Koecher2. The Army's John Walker: Clyde Conrad3. Spies for East Germany: James Michael Hall and Jeffrey Carney4. The Spy for China: Larry Wu-tai Chin5. The Spy for Israel: Jonathan Pollard Part V: Espionage and the New World Order: The 1990s1. The End of the Cold War and US Counterespionage2. Aldrich Ames and His Impact on the CIA3. The Spy in the FBI: Robert Hanssen4. The Last Vestiges of Cold War Espionage Part VI: Espionage in the New Millennium1. New Threats, Old Threats2. Chinese Nuclear Espionage and Wen Ho Lee 3. Spies for China4. Spies for Cuba I: Ana Belen Montes 5. Spies for Cuba II: Kendall and Gwendolyn Myers6. Espionage and the War on Terrorism7. Cyberespionage Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index