Buxton, Jarvis Barry a Protestant Episcopal minister, was born at Newbern, N. C., Jan. 17, 1792. Though educated in the Episcopal Church, he was for some time strongly inclined to Methodism, but a change in his associations recalled him to his own Church. He was ordained in 1827 at Elizabeth City, where he continued till 1831, when he removed to Fayetteville, the scene of his after labors. He was a zealous preacher and revivalist. He died on the 30th of May, 1851. His works, containing Discourses, were published by his son, with a brief Memoir (1853, 8vo). — Sprague, Annals, v. 679.


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Their whisky making process is probably the oldest in Japan dating back to 1919 but there's no real evidence other than the first licence to lay fact to this. The distillery grows its own yeast and uses this to produce alcohol with a fermentation time of around three to five days. The stills are small and angular and what's strange is that the spirit safe or spirit still sits on the floor and this is where the low alcohol say 55% to 60% abv spirit is collected. They produce around 48,000 litres of spirit a year most of this being matured in 220 litre fresh ex-Bourbon American oak barrels which have been coopered in Japan. There are other barrels of spirit maturing in the warehouse, refill American oak, old Sherry, rechared shochu casks, Cognac, tequila and the rarest of all some casks made from old native oak trees called konara.
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On Jan. 11-12, dozens of experts convened at Harvard Law School to provide commentary on draft articles for a future convention on the prevention and punishment of crimes against humanity. In a post for the Harvard International Law Journal blog, Gerald Neuman, HRP Co-Director and J. Sinclair Armstrong Professor of International, Foreign, and Comparative Law, explained the importance of establishing more clarity on the definition of "crimes against humanity" following the Rome Statute.
Establishing a convention on crimes against humanity would give clarity to states' obligations to enforce the prohibition against crimes against humanity, among other benefits. Read the full post on the International Law Journal website.
The Crimes Against Humanity workshop was organized by the Human Rights Program and led by Professor Neuman and Sean Murphy, Manatt/Ahn Professor of International Law at The George Washington University School of Law and Special Rapporteur for Crimes Against Humanity at the International Law Commission.
Professor Murphy will visit the Human Rights Program on April 4th for a public talk about the draft articles. Stay tuned to our events page for more.


The final reveal episode of Kyal and Kara's Long Jetty renovation series has landed.
The dynamic duo have created a stunning Palm Springs inspired home that is all about light, space, and high ceilings, surrounded by cactus, palms and lush greenery, the former 'little beach shack' has been transformed into the ideal family home.
The highlight of this renovation is the light-filled sanctuary that Kyal and Kara have created in the open living, dining and kitchen area, a.k.a. the 'hub of the home'. The use of soft whites against the beautiful natural textures of oak and rattan, along with pops of greenery create an inviting space that is perfect for entertaining, or relaxing at home with the family.
While there is so much to love in this light and airy space we can't go past the Villa engineered timber boards that also carry on through to the study nook and master suite. The beautiful French Oak brings natural texture and grain to the floors and the Sand Drift colourway works perfectly with the beachy vibe of the space.
The breezy beach feel carries throughout the home in the bedrooms with wood panelling and plantation shutters that bring a quality look and feel along with gorgeous textured linen and artwork. The textured Hycraft Ravine carpet in Oatmeal ties the whole look together from the bedrooms to the media room. The soft, 100% wool carpet is luxurious enough to suit bedrooms and boasts an ACCS Residential Extra Heavy Duty rating, making it ideal for busier foot traffic.
The finished result is a beautiful beach house that anyone would be happy to call home. Watch the entire Long Jetty series here, and stay tuned for the auction results.


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Effect of Occupational Health and Safety Management System on Work-Related Accident Rate and Differences of Occupational Health and Safety Management System Awareness between Managers in South Korea's Construction Industry
Yoon SJ
Lin HK
Chen G
Yi S
Choi J
Rui Z
1Department of Mining and Geological Engineering, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, AK, USA. syoon1@alaska.edu
2Mineral Industry Research Laboratory, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, AK, USA.
3Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency, Incheon, Korea.
4Graduate Studies of Public Health, Korea University, Seoul, Korea.
5Independent Project Analysis Inc., Ashburn, VA, USA.
The study was conducted to investigate the current status of the occupational health and safety management system (OHSMS) in the construction industry and the effect of OHSMS on accident rates. Differences of awareness levels on safety issues among site general managers and occupational health and safety (OHS) managers are identified through surveys.
The accident rates for the OHSMS-certified construction companies from 2006 to 2011, when the construction OHSMS became widely available, were analyzed to understand the effect of OHSMS on the work-related injury rates in the construction industry. The Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency 18001 is the certification to these companies performing OHSMS in South Korea. The questionnaire was created to analyze the differences of OHSMS awareness between site general managers and OHS managers of construction companies.
The implementation of OHSMS among the top 100 construction companies in South Korea shows that the accident rate decreased by 67% and the fatal accident rate decreased by 10.3% during the period from 2006 to 2011. The survey in this study shows different OHSMS awareness levels between site general managers and OHS managers. The differences were motivation for developing OHSMS, external support needed for implementing OHSMS, problems and effectiveness of implementing OHSMS.
Both work-related accident and fatal accident rates were found to be significantly reduced by implementing OHSMS in this study. The differences of OHSMS awareness between site general managers and OHS managers were identified through a survey. The effect of these differences on safety and other benefits warrants further research with proper data collection.
accident rate; benefit of occupational health and safety management system; construction health and safety; occupational health and safety management system; work-related victims
Analysis on the Affective Factors and Preventive Measures of Alcohol-involved Accident in the Construction Industry
Safety Climate and Occupational Stress According to Occupational Accidents Experience and Employment Type in Shipbuilding Industry of Korea
Factors Influencing Implementation of OHSAS 18001 in Indian Construction Organizations: Interpretive Structural Modeling Approach
Analysis of Work Performance and Related Factors of Construction Site Health Manager
Occupational Diseases of Construction Industry

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Who Was JFK?
Frank Rich
Ira Stoll's 'JFK, Conservative'
JFK, Conservative
by Ira Stoll
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 288 pp., $27.00
and numerous other books and TV programs about John F. Kennedy
President Kennedy leaving St. Stephen Martyr Church in Washington, D.C., after attending Mass on the day Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev announced the withdrawal of Soviet missiles from Cuba, October 28, 1962
If the yardsticks are sheer volume and patriotic pretense, then the fiftieth-anniversary commemoration of the Kennedy assassination can be called an epic cultural event. Some 140 books on the thirty-fifth president and his murder were released or rereleased in 2013, according to Amazon.com, on top of a previous inventory estimated at some 40,000 titles. Such is the perceived posthumous clout of JFK in the marketplace that his death's half-centennial still had the power to jolt The Saturday Evening Post and Life back to life to publish a fresh round of special editions.
Television was no less rapacious in ransacking the archives. It was Kennedy who validated the medium as a political tool, and it was his assassination that spawned the conventions of 24/7 saturation coverage that have been applied to catastrophes (and pseudocatastrophes) ever since. To mark the milestone, CBS News streamed all four days of its 1963 marathon in real time online, from the 1:38 PM ET Friday afternoon Dallas bulletin through the Washington funeral on Monday. But nearly every network, big or obscure, fielded some kind of Kennedy special, and while many were pro forma, a few were ingenious in hustling fresh angles. The Smithsonian Channel manufactured the documentary Kennedy's Suicide Bomber, about Richard Pavlick, a forgotten lunatic who conceived but aborted an elaborate plan to assassinate Kennedy on his way to church in Palm Beach the month before his inauguration. At PBS, Nova hopped on the bandwagon with a special titled Cold Case JFK, which applied "state-of-the-art forensics, including laser scanning, new ballistics tests, and a 3D digital reconstruction of the president's skull, all to try to solve the murder of the century."
In this sprawling celebration of Kennedyiana, there was no shortage of simulated rifle shots and sonorous anchor reflections on the gravity of it all, but the high end of the Kennedy White House has faded (except for the First Lady's stained Chanel suit). There's no commercial value in recreating that Pablo Casals recital from a 1961 state dinner, and these days the Kennedy White House's cultural profile has been usurped by the annual Kennedy Center Honors, which CBS presents in a prime-time vaudeville format redolent of its Kennedy-era Ed Sullivan Show.
Still, special attention should be paid to the loftier aspirations of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth, which exhibited a quorum of the art works displayed in the suite used by the First Couple when they passed through that town's Hotel Texas en route to Dallas fifty years ago. Hastily assembled at the time by earnest local leaders eager to impress the visiting Washington royalty, the trove included most notably Thomas Eakins's Swimming, along with works of varying stature by Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso, Dufy, and Franz Kline.
While it would be hard to argue that any aspect of Kennedy's presidency and death was neglected in the vast fiftieth-anniversary smorgasbord, it's also hard to say that much new was added to the existing record. The most riveting account of Kennedy's political apprenticeship, presidency, and assassination predated the latest literary onslaught, having turned up as an unofficial book-within-the-book in the most recent volume of Robert Caro's magnum opus on Lyndon Johnson, The Passage of Power; the most judicious historical balance sheet on Kennedy's White House accomplishments and failures is Alan Brinkley's John F. Kennedy (in Times Books' "American Presidents" series), which, like Caro's book, was published in 2012. A solid full-dress Kennedy biography, Robert Dallek's An Unfinished Life, came out in 2003. (Dallek has also produced a 2013 spinoff, Camelot's Court.) For a comprehensive you-are-there narrative of the five days bracketing the assassination, there's still no competitor to William Manchester's 1967 The Death of a President, at last reissued after years of being consigned to out-of-print purgatory by the Kennedy camp's harebrained objections to its original publication.
No new additions to the Kennedy canon, whatever their quality or agenda, are likely to alter the seemingly unshakable public consensus about both JFK's status in the civic firmament and the murky circumstances of his death. A Gallup poll conducted in November 2013 found that 74 percent of Americans rate him an outstanding or above-average president, which places him well ahead of all his modern peers—from Ronald Reagan (61 percent) and Bill Clinton (55 percent) to Barack Obama (28 percent) and George W. Bush (21 percent). Americans are similarly united in their refusal to buy the official verdict that Lee Harvey Oswald was his lone assassin: 71 percent reject that notion, according to a 2013 survey commissioned by the History Channel. Though the theory of evolution and the threat of global warming are still viewed with skepticism by large numbers of Americans, polls show that both Darwinism and climate-change science nonetheless enjoy roughly twice as much credibility among the public as the Warren Commission.
Without the halo of martyrdom and the mob-and-CIA-populated conspiracy theories generated by the assassination—and without the voluptuous video record of Kennedy's grace, charisma, and wit—would his White House tenure poll so high? Probably not. It's telling that his death has a greater afterlife than his presidency. More Americans visit the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas each year than the Kennedy Library in Boston. Assassination books, movies, and television programs dominate the JFK catalog. For all the anniversary-pegged Kennedy volumes, none of them found a perch on best-seller lists to remotely match two retellings of the assassination published in 2012, Stephen King's alternative-history novel 11/22/63 and Killing Kennedy, an entry (sandwiched between Killing Lincoln and Killing Jesus) in a potboiler franchise coconcocted by the Fox News talking head Bill O'Reilly. (O'Reilly has also supplied a more tastefully titled kids' edition, Kennedy's Last Days, pitched to readers age ten and up.) The television adaptation of Killing Kennedy, with Rob Lowe in the title role, set a ratings record for the Rupert Murdoch–controlled National Geographic Channel.
What was most conspicuous about the anniversary output as a whole was that its visible impact on the citizenry seemed in almost inverse proportion to its daunting scale. The new offerings failed not only to budge the settled public view of Kennedy's life and death, but to stir up much mass emotion beyond a nostalgic frisson of what-might-have-been. That America was half-attentive to the latest Brigadoon-like resurrection of Camelot must be attributed in part to the inexorable math of demographic change. The median age in America is now thirty-seven. The number of those who remember Kennedy firsthand is declining fast.
The once-bounteous supply of Kennedy family members directly tied to his truncated life is also running out. The three heirs who passed the JFK torch to Obama in a totemic campaign rally of 2008—Teddy, Caroline, and nephew Patrick—have since been removed from the national stage by death, a distant ambassadorial sinecure, and political retirement. After Patrick Kennedy vacated his Rhode Island seat in the House in 2011, it was the first time no family member could be found in public office since his uncle Jack arrived in Washington as a freshman Massachusetts congressman in January 1947.
The muted public reaction to the latest round of Kennedy hoopla can also be read as a reflection of our own dyspeptic political age. In an era when most Americans of all ideological stripes feel let down by politicians in both parties, from a hapless Congress to a remote president who has not proved the reincarnation of JFK (or at least the mythologized JFK) that so many had hoped, the notion that any American president could be a giant increasingly seems like a fairy tale. Kennedy may rank first among recent presidents, but in these sour times that's not the distinction it once was.
The most animated response to the fiftieth anniversary of the assassination, intriguingly enough, came from the right, which was eager to exploit the occasion for present-day political advantage. But mindful of Kennedy's undaunted standing in polls, conservatives shied away from knee-jerk antipathy. This is a historic switch. The right demonized Kennedy during his lifetime—an animus that was codified in the contemporaneous Victor Lasky best seller JFK: The Man and the Myth, which (among other calumnies) took aim at Kennedy's PT-109 war record much as Lasky's Swift Boat progeny torpedoed John Kerry's wartime service some four decades later. Not so this time around.
The closest that the "Special JFK Edition" of Murdoch's New York Post came to a Kennedy critique was a rollicking illustrated compendium of "All the President's Women." To pad the usual lineup—Judith Exner, Marilyn Monroe, "Fiddle and Faddle," et al.—the spread had to be augmented with the likes of "Gunilla Von Post, Swedish Socialite" and the 1950s stripper Blaze Starr, whose "impending roll in the hay was interrupted by the drama of the Cuban Missile Crisis." If anything, such a carnal cavalcade may enhance rather than dent the Kennedy mystique in the post-Clinton, Kardashian era.
At Murdoch's other American print organ, The Wall Street Journal, Kennedy criticism was also minimized, to accommodate other efforts at ideological point-scoring. As tradition dictates, there was a renewed effort to connect more dots between Fidel Castro and Oswald.1 (The right's go-to text on this alliance is a newly revised edition of Brian Latell's Castro's Secrets: Cuban Intelligence, the CIA, and the Assassination of John F. Kennedy.) But there's less and less present-day political mileage to be had in the perennial campaign to portray Kennedy as the victim of a Communist plot. That's not just because the Soviet Union is dead and Castro almost is, but also because a new generation of Cuban-Americans find their immigrant parents' and grandparents' hard-line anticommunism an irrelevant anachronism in the new century. Indeed, some younger voters in the once-solid Republican Cuban-American Florida bloc have started to migrate away from the GOP altogether in a day when anti-immigrant xenophobia, not the cold war, is central to the party's identity.
Another indicator of Castro's waning value to the right as a bogeyman may be that one unfailingly opportunistic conservative provocateur, the political operative Roger Stone, placed his bet in the fiftieth-anniversary assassination book sweepstakes (The Man Who Killed Kennedy, cowritten with Mike Colapietro) on a scenario pinning JFK's murder on LBJ instead. Johnson, as a philosophical godfather to Obamacare, is a more timely villain du jour than the failing Fidel.
A more pressing conservative goal during the assassination anniversary has been to try to shield the current American right from any ties to the radical right of the 1950s and 1960s—the Kennedy-loathing cadres who sped the ascent of the John Birch Society and the Barry Goldwater revolution within the GOP and who helped imbue Dallas with its reputation as a "city of hate" well before Kennedy was killed there. (Some of these ties are genealogical as well as ideological: the Wichita oil man Fred Koch, a founder of the Birch Society, was the father of David and Charles Koch.) Such a connecting of dots between then and now is infuriating to the contemporary conservative establishment, which wants to maintain that radicalism is and will always be mainly a left-wing phenomenon in America. But these days it's hard to suppress all the evidence to the contrary. In 11/22/63, a mischievous Stephen King even tossed a fictitious "Tea Party Society" into his panorama of mostly nonfictional Kennedy-hating Dallas crazies.
The right's current polemicists prefer a selective reading of history: we should remember that Oswald was a Marxist who had defected to the Soviet Union but we should forget that Adlai Stevenson, the pre-Kennedy Democratic standard bearer, was spat upon and slapped with a picket sign during his own visit to Dallas, as United Nations ambassador, in 1963. Trying to consign such inconvenient history to the dust bin in the pages of The Wall Street Journal,2 James Piereson, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and president of the William E. Simon Foundation, expressed incredulity that "a respected publishing house" (Twelve, an imprint of Hachette) could even be a party to the book Dallas 1963, in which two authoritative Texas writers, the journalist Bill Minutaglio and the cultural historian Steven L. Davis, revisit the oil baron H.L. Hunt, the crackpot former general Edwin A. Walker, the far-right Dallas Morning News publisher Ted Dealey (appropriately memorialized by Dealey Plaza), and all the other foaming-at-the-mouth fanatics, secular and religious, who held sway over the city at the time.
The "city of hate" recreated in both King's novel and Dallas 1963 has all too many correspondences to the rabid, Obama-hating extremists of the current American right, whether Tea Party adherents, Texans, or not. The conservative effort to decouple today's haters from their forebears is of a piece with another of its persistent revisionist missions during the Obama era: the effort to whitewash the mass migration of racist southern Democrats like Strom Thurmond to the Republican Party in the 1960s by recasting it as a matter of principled constitutional fealty to "states' rights" rather than resistance to court-ordered school desegregation and congressional civil rights legislation.3
The most novel conservative strategy for capitalizing on the continued popularity of Kennedy during the fiftieth-anniversary rites has been simply to appropriate him as a conservative. The fulcrum of this effort—publicized in The Wall Street Journal and by the columnist George Will, among others—is a book by Ira Stoll, a former editor of The New York Sun, titled JFK, Conservative. Stoll's work is a tough slog not because of its tendentiousness or political slant but because of the constant qualifications he must stitch into his argument, not to mention the necessity of parsing the ever-shifting definitions of what "liberal" and "conservative" mean at any given historical moment. At times the true subject of the book seems to be the etymological vicissitudes of labels in American politics. Many apples have to be compared to many oranges.
Few liberals would dispute some of Stoll's larger points. Kennedy did cite God and faith in public—as have most presidents. He was a staunch anti-Communist. He was not on the left of his party. (Though Stoll doesn't mention it, Eleanor Roosevelt, for one, could not forgive him for missing the Senate vote censuring Joe McCarthy.) But much of what Stoll calls Kennedy's hawkish "conservatism" was practiced by many other mainstream Democrats of his time—not just the Dixiecrats who would become Republicans but liberals including Harry Truman, Hubert Humphrey, and Lyndon Johnson. Stoll's book might have been more accurately, if anachronistically, entitled JFK, Neoconservative.
On the domestic front, Stoll makes much of Kennedy's embrace of tax cuts and his antipathy to federal spending, which he casts as the ur-text of Reaganism.4 But Kennedy's intent and the historical setting don't match up. As the historian David Greenberg recently wrote, Kennedy "backed a demand-side—not supply-side—tax cut designed to put money in people's hands to stimulate short-term economic activity."5 (And at a time when the top tax rate was 91 percent.) Kennedy may not have been the traitor to his class that Franklin Roosevelt was, but a hallmark of his brief presidency was his angry showdown with the steel industry over a price increase—a conflict Stoll recounts but can't rationalize as conservatism. As political theater, the incident was not unlike Reagan's standoff with the air traffic controllers' union—except that the two presidents came down on opposite sides of the capital–labor divide.
However mixed Kennedy's record in living up to his own ideals, his general inclination was toward government activism to improve the welfare of the less fortunate. In a typical bit of overemphasis, Stoll begins his book with a quote from Kennedy in 1953: "I'd be very happy to tell them I'm not a liberal at all." But try as he does, Stoll cannot reverse the meaning of what Kennedy said when accepting the New York Liberal Party's nomination in 1960:
What do our opponents mean when they apply to us the label "Liberal?" If by "Liberal" they mean, as they want people to believe, someone who is soft in his policies abroad, who is against local government, and who is unconcerned with the taxpayer's dollar, then the record of this party and its members demonstrate that we are not that kind of "Liberal." But if by a "Liberal" they mean someone who looks ahead and not behind, someone who welcomes new ideas without rigid reactions, someone who cares about the welfare of the people—their health, their housing, their schools, their jobs, their civil rights, and their civil liberties—someone who believes we can break through the stalemate and suspicions that grip us in our policies abroad, if that is what they mean by a "Liberal," then I'm proud to say I'm a "Liberal."6
In judging Kennedy, the question is not what we label him in any case. More to the point were the questions raised recently by Jill Abramson in The New York Times: "Was Kennedy a great president, as many continue to think? Or was he a reckless and charming lightweight or, worse still, the first of our celebrities-in-chief?"7
The answers are not as complicated as we tend to make them. Kennedy's presidency will always be graded incomplete no matter how many Americans tell pollsters he was great. As a celebrity-in-chief he was preceded by Jefferson, Lincoln, and both Roosevelts, but he was the first to capitalize on the all-pervasive mass medium of television. He was no more lightweight than many presidents, not the first (or last) president to have an extracurricular and reckless sex life, or to hide a potentially disabling (or, in the case of Woodrow Wilson, fully disabling) illness.
What most endures about Kennedy is his inspirational sanctification of public service—as conveyed by his rhetoric, by specific programs (the Peace Corps), and by the example of much of his family's subsequent careers in public and private life. Whether or not his presidency can be characterized as "great," that was a great thing. He also made serious mistakes. He learned from the worst of them (the Bay of Pigs) to the point where, during the Cuban Missile Crisis, he overruled the US attack that much of his inner military and civilian circle advocated and instead joined Khrushchev in negotiating a face-saving path out of Armageddon. That was another great thing.
Kennedy partnered with Khrushchev as well in achieving a partial nuclear test-ban treaty and, as underlined by Jeffrey D. Sachs in his book To Move the World, prepared the way for that achievement by bravely proposing a foreign policy untethered to a perpetual threat of aggression.8 JFK, Conservative notwithstanding, it was precisely that liberal recalibration of cold war statecraft that fueled the infamous black-bordered, red-baiting newspaper ad that greeted Kennedy in the Dallas Morning News on November 22. "Why have you scrapped the Monroe Doctrine in favor of the 'Spirit of Moscow'?" it asked.
On the two most treacherous issues Kennedy left unresolved, the jury will always be out. Mindful of the southern segregationists in his own party, he moved timidly in advancing civil rights for African-Americans. We'll never know whether his powerful Oval Office address, prompted by the National Guard–enforced admission of black students to the University of Alabama in June 1963, was the harbinger of a greater commitment to civil rights activism or not.
Nor, of course, will we ever know whether Kennedy would have followed Johnson's disastrous course in Vietnam. The closest we have to an answer can be found in Virtual JFK: Vietnam If Kennedy Had Lived, an account of the 2005 conference of foreign-policy experts convened by the scholars James G. Blight, janet M. Lang, and David A. Welch to address the question. For every advocate who persuasively argued that Kennedy would not have expanded American engagement or was already ending it (James K. Galbraith,9 Gordon Goldstein, and Fredrik Logevall among them) there were others (notably Frances FitzGerald) making a good case for skepticism. Kennedy made contrary remarks to different people. He may have been far from clear in his own mind what should be done. What Virtual JFK calls "the most debated and controversial what if in the history of American foreign policy" will never be settled.
How many more times can these same ashes be sifted? By the time we reach the next national Kennedy anniversary rite, whatever the pretext for it, the record of his presidency is unlikely to be much different. But the America that dissects it will be. Up until now, if there's been one unifying article of faith about the assassination, it's that the country changed irrevocably thereafter—ultimately for better or for worse (depending on your political outlook). It's a defining motif of our culture, whether expressed in novels by King, Don DeLillo, and James Ellroy, or alternate histories like Jeff Greenfield's recent If Kennedy Lived, or in the Stephen Sondheim song "Something Just Broke" in Assassins, or in the overall narrative arc of television's Mad Men.
But as those of us who lived through the 1960s die off—and as the passions of those culture wars, like those of the cold war, continue to erode in a post-boomer America—so, too, will Camelot's mythological status as a brief, shining moment before all hell broke loose. What will remain is Kennedy the man, the president, and the tragic assassination victim—winning, inspiring, contradictory, and elusive as ever, but at long last in actual human and historical scale.
Jessica T. Mathews
Iran: A Good Deal Now in Danger
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The Hidden Polio Epidemic in Syria
Avishai Margalit
In the Shadow of Sharon
More by Frank Rich
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'Hope: Entertainer of the Century' by Richard Zoglin
The Voice of a Rebel
'The Climate of Hate'
James Piereson
Ross Terrill
JFK vs. JKF
Frank Rich is a writer-at-large for New York magazine. His books include Ghost Light, a memoir, and The Greatest Story Ever Sold: The Decline and Fall of Truth in Bush's America. He is an Executive Producer of the HBO series Veep.
See, for example, Mary Anastasia O'Grady, "What Castro Knew About Lee Harvey Oswald," The Wall Street Journal, November 17, 2013. ↩
"JFK—Casualty of the Cold War," November 15, 2013. ↩
For a fuller account of this revisionist campaign, see my article "Whitewash," New York, May 5, 2013. ↩
Perhaps no passage better indicates Stoll's blinkered focus than his take on the second Kennedy assassination: "The death of Robert Kennedy was a tragedy in many ways small and large. Among other consequences, it meant that it would be more than a decade before John F. Kennedy's policies of tax cuts and a military buildup would be tried again." ↩
"JFK Was an Unapologetic Liberal," The New Republic, November 11, 2013. ↩
Full transcript can be found at www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/primary-resources/jfk-nyliberal/. ↩
"Kennedy, the Elusive President," October 22, 2013. ↩
Commencement Address, American University, June 10, 1963. Text at http://www1.media.american.edu/speeches/Kennedy.htm ↩
See also "JFK's Plans to Withdraw," letter by Galbraith to The New York Review, December 6, 2007. ↩
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The Republican-controlled budget committee approved sweeping proposals around midnight Monday. They did not advance a bill to change the date of the 2020 presidential primary, a move that the state's elections commission called "extraordinarily difficult" and would cost nearly $7 million. That likely means the measure is dead, but it could be taken up in a procedural move in either the Assembly or Senate.
The other bills could affect the powers of both the governor and attorney general.
The Senate is also slated to confirm about 75 Walker appointees, including two new members of the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents.
One measure would eliminate the Department of Justice's office of the solicitor general, which has represented the state in high-profile cases. The same proposal would also give the Legislature approval power over settlements resolved by the DOJ and allow legislators to hire their own attorneys to handle any lawsuits over state statutes.
Kaul told reporters Tuesday that the legislation was "virtually certain" to generate lawsuits in multiple courts.
Other measures would bind Gov.-elect Tony Evers to decisions of Gov. Scott Walker and the Republican-controlled Legislature, including a Medicaid waiver that requires people to work to receive benefits. A bill would also strip the governor of the power to appoint the CEO of the state's job creation agency, the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp.
Walker did not directly indicate to reporters Monday what he intended to sign of the legislative package, but made some comments that were generally supportive of the bills.


Extremely bright ball of light traveling at a high rate of speed. After the 3 of us ladies on the way back from an airport pickup of a friend from Savanah airport, we saw a shooting star like object in the north in Bluffton, SC, on Bluffton Parkway, just over the outlet mall. Less than a mile away, we were driving to our destination into the Moss Creek gated community north, and turning onto our street at 10 miles an hour…around 12:45 a.m.. The area is extremely dark because of the sea turtles. A soccer ball size extremely bright object crossed directly in front of the windshield of our car, lighting up the entire area inside of our car, and the ground around the car, traveling from north of the golf course, going south, like it was following the golfing green south toward a golf course pond, and disappeared. We were excited but not frightened!


Hello, I know it has been a long time since I last blogged, but it feels good to be crafting again.
I am entering this for the Make It Monday challenge #184 Gold Dipped Die Cuts by Danielle for Papertrey Ink and The Merry Monday Challenge #13 Silent Night.
I started by dipping the tips of the tree in glitter. The tree die is from the set called In The Meadow. Then I started with the Basic Bookmark 2 Die and stamped the stars from Happy Spooky Halloween with versamark and embossed with white zing. Using spring rain, blueberry sky and enchanted evening inks I blended the colors going up on the bookmark die to have a calm look of the peaceful sky. I also included Rustic Wreath Die and Bells and Boughs Stamp set and Die.
Next, I used the Wine Bottle Tag Die doing the same technique. I think using the blues and white color with the stars is very calming and that was the challenge for Merry Monday, Silent Night.
Here is a close up of the technique, dipping the edges in glitter.
Well it has been a joy stamping again. See you soon.
Beautiful card, you have so many pretty details. Thank you for playing along with us for Merry Monday this week.
Enchanting! Love your glittery tree!
Hey Nancy! So nice to hear from you today! We missed you and your gorgeous creations. Love the close up of your beautiful tree,all the projects are gorgeous!
This is so fantastic. Welcome back to the blogosphere.
Love the card and gift tag. Beautiful dies and colour!
Wow, this is gorgeous! Beautiful images, embossing and colors! Thanks for playing with my Merry Monday challenge this week!
What a brilliantly beautiful blue to coordinate so well with the bottle top! Thanks for playing along with this week's Merry Monday Silent Night Challenge.
Boy did you come back with a vengeance! Fabulous work--perfect for the challenges!
Just gorgeous! The wreath around the tag is genius - but that tag? Wow! Stunning! Thanks so much for joining us at Merry Monday.
So beautiful! I can tell lots of work went into making these and you should be proud of how beautiful they turned out.


Join us starting at 6:00PM for a night of fun and games as we close out our year of AWANA Clubs with a Carnival for the kids. We'll have games, the AWANA reward store, and we're serving a meal. It's going to be a great night to celebrate all that the kids have achieved this year.


GAF Energy, a Standard Industries company focused on transforming solar roofing, announced that Gabriela Bunea has joined the company as Head of Research and Development. In her new role based in the Bay Area, Dr. Bunea will lead development and innovation of solar technology at GAF Energy.
Led by Martin DeBono, GAF Energy is driving the next frontier of integrated solar technology directly into rooftop materials. Given the scale of investment and GAF's broad customer base, GAF Energy is in a prime position to accelerate the adoption of affordable residential rooftop solar, delivering high quality products at scale. With Dr. Bunea at the helm, GAF Energy's research and development team will design the solar roof of the future.
Dr. Bunea brings 20 years of extensive technical experience and leadership in the solar and microelectronics industries to GAF Energy, most recently as Vice President of Research, Development and Deployment at SunPower Corporation. Prior to that, she held multiple roles managing Module Research, Development, Deployment and Product Design at SunPower, and previously worked as a Member of the Technical Staff in the Microelectronics Division at Lucent Technology. She holds a Ph.D. in Physics from Boston University and is an active member in IEEE Women in Engineering.
For more information, visit www.gaf.energy.
Malarkey Roofing Products has made available its elegant Windsor Heavyweight Shingle, which was created by contractors and the Malarkey Technical, Research and Development teams. Six individual shingle styles with 18 tab size variations are specially engineered to allow for easy book-style application using any order of shingles. The tabs were also elongated to 5 3/4 inches to offer large coverage area. The Windsor shingle features Scotchgard Algae Resistant Protection, UL 2218 Class 4 impact resistance, rain seal protection and cold weather flexibility to 0 F.


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In Memory of Kenny Gerardot
Kenny Gerardot passed away in early 2015, and the SRT family sends our condolences to his family. We honor Kenny's memory by continuing to share his story…
There are certain milestones in everyone's life that they are simply not willing to give up. For Kenny Gerardot of Bluffton, Indiana, dancing at his daughter's wedding was one of those milestones. For over 30 years, Gerardot drove a gasoline tanker in Indiana and Ohio. During one of his trips, he noticed a sore on the bottom of his foot that progressively got worse. Gangrene had set in, and a few days later, his left leg was amputated below the knee. After returning home from the hospital, Kenny's first few weeks at home were challenging. "I didn't even have enough energy to walk from my car to the house. I used a walker for a while until I finally got a wheelchair," says Kenny. Three months after returning home from the hospital, Kenny joined the SRT family and was fit for his first prosthesis by his practitioner, Shawn Brown. "My first week with my prosthesis, I was so excited to finally walk again that I went camping with a Boy Scouts troop in Huntington, Indiana," says Kenny. "It was a lot of fun, but I admit I was still in a lot of pain." Like any father, when Kenny found out that his daughter, Michelle, was engaged, he was very excited, and also very determined that his amputation wouldn't stand in his way of dancing with his daughter. He attended his first Amputee Walking School in January of 2010 where he met Dennis Oehler and Todd Shaffhauser, instructors of the school. "At first I thought I was an oddball. I didn't know there were so many other amputees in the area," states Gerardot. Kenny quickly found a kinship with Dennis Oehler, and after hearing Kenny's desire to dance at his daughter's wedding, Dennis immediately changed tactics and turned the Amputee Walking School into the Amputee Dancing School. Kenny didn't stop there. A few months later, he enrolled in a class at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where he took lessons from dance instructor Amy Shuldt. With an endless amount of determination, Kenny's hard work paid off, and he reached his milestone of dancing with his daughter at her wedding in early May of this year. "Shawn Brown and everyone at SRT have been very helpful to me," says Kenny. All of the technicians and office staff have been a great support system." In Kenny's spare time, he enjoys camping with his family and spending time in the yard landscaping around his house. He also enjoys working out on a regular basis at the Turnstone Center in Fort Wayne, walking and lightly jogging three miles every other day. He also loves spending time with his wife, Lu, two daughters, Michelle and Jennifer, and his ten grandchildren, Aubrey, Austin, Mia, Lucas, Conner, Shawn, Chris, Orion, Dominick and Shelly, who refer to his prosthesis as "the robotic foot." "Kids have a natural curiosity to see my leg," says Kenny. "I don't have a problem sharing my story with people. In fact, not too long ago I met an amputee at a health fair in Scottsburg, Indiana. He was still in a wheelchair, and chose not to wear a prosthesis due to his fear of falling. He asked me what I do when I fall and I simply told him, "I roll on my knees, and get up."
"I know that at SRT, their focus is on me, and not just the part that's missing. With SRT's help, I was able to dance at my daughter's wedding, and it meant the world to both of us".


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Q: Is there a way to view cPickle or Pickle file contents without loading Python in Windows? I use cPickle to save data sets from each run of a program. Since I sometimes need to see the outline of the data without running the code, I would like an easy way to quickly view the contents by just double-clicking on the file. I am trying to avoid having to load a terminal and pointing python to a file each time, just to run some print script.
I looked for Notepad++ plugins but couldn't find anything.
Is there some easy way to do this? Does anyone have any suggestions?
Note: I run Windows 7.

A: You can also make an alias on your terminal, for example :
alias pvw="python -mpickle "

in my case :
pvw obj.dat
         ID    A_ID   B_ID   PAST_ID
    0    20    1008   4771     425
    1    20    2000   4771     425
    2    20    2015   4771     425

A: For Python 3.2+/2.7+ you can view (__repr__'s of) pickles from the command-line:
$ python -c "import pickle; pickle.dump({'hello': 'world'}, open('obj.dat', 'wb'))"
$ python -mpickle obj.dat
{'hello': 'world'}

It should be easy to integrate this into the Windows shell.

A: I REALLY doubt that there's any way to do this since with pickle, you can pack in pretty much anything.  When unpickling, you need to be able to load the modules etc. that were loaded when the object was pickled.  In other words, in general, to be able to unpickle something, python needs to be able to reproduce the "environment" of the program (or at least a close enough approximation) -- loaded modules, classes in the global namespace, etc ...  In general, this isn't possible without some help from the user.  Consider:
import pickle
class Foo(object): pass

a = Foo()
with open('data.pickle','wb') as f:
    pickle.dump(a,f)

Now if you try to restore this in a separate script, python has no way of knowing what a Foo looks like and so it can't restore the object (unless you define an suitable Foo object in that script).  This isn't really a process that can be done without some human intervention.
Of course, an arguably useful special case where you're just pickling builtin objects and things from the standard library might be able to be attempted ... but I don't think you could write a general unpickler extension.

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■ BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: To determine whether the use of lidocaine gel before application of povidone-iodine affects endophthalmitis rates following intravitreal injections. ■ PATIENTS AND METHODS: Retrospective consecutive case series of all intravitreal injections and post-intravitreal injection endophthalmitis cases at one institution from 2000 to 2009. A review of medical records of post-intravitreal injection endophthalmitis cases was performed to determine whether lidocaine gel was applied prior to povidone-iodine antisepsis and to analyze the clinical course and outcomes. ■ RESULTS: A total of 8,802 intravitreal injections were administered during the study period. When no lidocaine gel was used prior to povidone-iodine antisepsis, four cases of endophthalmitis following 4,120 intravitreal injections (0.097%) were recorded. When 2% lidocaine gel was applied before povidone-iodine, four cases of endophthalmitis following 4,682 intravitreal injections (0.085%) were observed (P = 1.00, odds ratio = 1.12). ■ CONCLUSION: The use of lidocaine gel prior to povidone-iodine antisepsis did not significantly alter post-intravitreal injection endophthalmitis rates. Copyright © SLACK Incorporated.


Dong-Kyoon Nam's artistic practice is founded on basic principles of formal structure, utility, repetition, and spatial experience in time. Using mundane, often overlooked manufactured product, his work is often site-specific and marked by architecture, while recurring linear and helical motifs imply continuity and endlessness.
Nam's sculptural installations often explore our general sense of paranoia regarding a potential breakdown in the glut of mass-produced items around us by juxtaposing, stacking, layering, and repeating objects to create assemblages of excess. For this exhibition, he relocates domestic elements from our interior environment on to the pedestal and into the frame, deliberately adopting the typical state of the gallery installation. Through this, Nam challenges and unsettles the notions of both the 'idealized home' and the 'abstract' gallery space, in an attempt to de-familiarize our customary gaze and behavioral patterns in both domestic interiors and public spaces.
Dong-Kyoon Nam currently lives and works in Winnipeg, Canada. He holds a MFA from the University of Victoria, BC in 2012. His previous exhibitions include Vacant Circumstances: this and something else, a solo exhibition at the Ace Art Inc, Winnipeg (2013), exhibitions include An Entwined Present, a two person exhibition at the Truck Contemporary Art Gallery, Calgary, MB (2014), and WorkPLACE, a group exhibition at the Open Space Gallery, Victoria (2014).


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"""pronto_utils.py"""

import os
import urllib3
import zipfile
import shutil
import seaborn; seaborn.set()  # for plot stylings

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import pandas as pd

def download_if_needed(url, filename):
	"""
    Download from URL to filename unless filename already exists
    Return error if url can't be accessed
    """

	if os.path.exists(filename):
		file_exists=True
		status=filename+' already exists'
	else:
		file_exists=False
		status='downloading: '+ filename
		try:
			http = urllib3.PoolManager()
			with http.request('GET', url, preload_content=False) as r, open(filename, 'wb') as out_file:
					shutil.copyfileobj(r, out_file)
		except:
			file_exists=False
			status='Invalid URL or server not responding girlfriend...'

	return (file_exists, status)

def get_pronto_data():
	"""
	Download pronto data, unless already downloaded
	"""
	download_if_needed('https://s3.amazonaws.com/pronto-data/open_data_year_one.zip',
		'open_data_year_one.zip')

def get_trip_data():
	"""
	Fetch pronto data (if needed) and extract trips as dataframe
	"""
	get_pronto_data()
	zf = zipfile.ZipFile('open_data_year_one.zip')
	file_handle = zf.open('2015_trip_data.csv')
	return pd.read_csv(file_handle)

def get_weather_data():
	"""
	Fetch pronto data (if needed) and extract weather as dataframe
	"""
	get_pronto_data()
	zf = zipfile.ZipFile('open_data_year_one.zip')
	file_handle = zf.open('2015_weather_data.csv')
	return pd.read_csv(file_handle)

def get_trips_and_weather():
	trips = get_trip_data()
	weather = get_weather_data()

	# This is a nice way to access date info in a column
	date = pd.DatetimeIndex(trips['starttime'])

	# pivot table = two-dimensional groupby
	trips_by_date = trips.pivot_table('trip_id', aggfunc='count',
									  index=date.date, columns='usertype')

	weather = weather.set_index('Date')
	weather.index = pd.DatetimeIndex(weather.index)
	weather = weather.iloc[:-1]
	return weather.join(trips_by_date)

def plot_daily_totals():
	data = get_trips_and_weather()
	fig, ax = plt.subplots(2, figsize=(14, 6), sharex=True)
	data['Annual Member'].plot(ax=ax[0], title='Annual Member')
	data['Short-Term Pass Holder'].plot(ax=ax[1], title='Short-Term Pass Holder')
	fig.savefig('daily_totals.png')

def remove_data():
	'''
	Deletes the files we just made above
	'''
	remove_file('open_data_year_one.zip')
	remove_file('daily_totals.png')
	remove_file('test.zip')

def remove_file(filename):
	'''
	Determines if a file exists before trying to delete it
	'''
	if os.path.exists(filename):
		exists=True
		status='Removing '+filename
		os.remove(filename)
	else:
		status=filename + 'does not exist'
		exists=False
	return (exists,status)


Two years after the former president of Guatemala stepped down from office—accused and convicted of leading a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme and in the midst of massive civil uprisings demanding for his resignation— the nation's political elites have drawn the country into yet another crisis, and organized civil society has, once again, taken the streets.
At the center of the crisis, standing shamelessly, is the new President of Guatemala, Jimmy Morales. A former comedian known for his racist remarks against indigenous peoples, he is backed by a party whose leaders are responsible for the Ixil Genocide and other crimes against humanity perpetrated during the country's civil war. As if his notorious associates were not enough, less than two years in office, the new face of the government has also been accused of receiving an illegal monthly bonus from the military; his brother and son, of fraud; and his party, of using illicit campaign financing from drug cartels. Many of these, as well as other investigations aiming to dismantle organized crime, have been put forward in the past several years by the UN-backed Commission against Impunity (CICIG) and the Public Prosecutor's office in an attempt to strengthen democracy and the rule of law in one the poorest and most corrupt countries of the region.
Morales' defense strategy has gone from railing against CICIG in front of the General Assembly, to intimidating news organizations and leading a disinformation movement that is making strong efforts to politicize the fight against corruption, linking the attempts to reach justice with a leftist agenda. He has counteracted massive civil and pacific protests with tear gas and sugar-coated press releases and has responded to requests for the removal of presidential immunity by blatantly showcasing his ties with Congress as well as a disregard for the separation of powers. By creating division in a historically polarized population, and weakening efforts for reform, he has allowed the crisis to spread beyond the imaginable.
Morales' efforts to safeguard his party's and own private interests have recently begun to encounter increasing resistance. One month ago, when he attempted to expel Iván Velásquez from the country (the leader of CICIG and perhaps the most important symbol of anti-corruption movements in the country), organized civil society groups, the Attorney General Thelma Aldana, and the international community stepped up fearlessly. They did so not only by voicing their concerns, but also by rallying in front of CICIG's office—preventing the messenger from delivering the executive order— and by launching several appeals in the Constitutional Court, which blocked Morales' order on the grounds of conflict of interests.
Weeks of scandals continued, and, following 107 congressmen and women's decision to not only safeguard Morales' immunity but also attempt to eliminate anti-draft laws, the country was driven to one of the worst political crises in its history. The celebrations of independence on September 15th were cancelled while thousands of citizens instead gathered in front of the legislature, blocking the exit doors and demanding the resignation of those who supported the pact of corruption in the name sovereign impunity.
On Wednesday, September 27th, Guatemala's civil, artistic, student, peasant, and indigenous organizations, as well as the Guatemalan diaspora, called for a national strike, which was remarkable for its potency and breadth across the country, not just the capital. Citizens, small and medium-sized enterprises, private and public schools and universities ceased their activities, while hundreds of thousands of Guatemalans gathered all around the country to demand the resignation of the president and the 107 congressmen and women who supported the pact of impunity as well as reform of the Electoral and Political Parties Law.
Despite the (sometimes confused) reaction of some congressmen and women in support of the rallies—some claimed they voted in favor of eliminating anti-corruption laws without knowing what that meant while others publicly and theatrically drew their fists against their chests and asked for forgiveness— the decision of granting immunity to Morales was reaffirmed the day after the strike.
The executive has now called for a national dialogue. Yet without real reform and the ousting of Morales administration, this will remain a hollow exercise. It is clear by now that challenging institutionalized corruption will not only require the massive mobilization of citizens, but also the ousting of the current political mafias sitting in Congress, the urgent reform of the Electoral and Political Parties Law, and the subsequent promotion of participatory democracy. This, however, cannot occur under a Morales presidency. For corruption to be dismantled, and for the country not to be thrust into chaos again, long-term efforts toward strengthening quality of democracy in Guatemala need to be assessed and supported under the guidance of new leaders and the support of the international community and civil society organizations.
One major obstruction in ousting of Morales is, as mentioned before, that any resistance to him and his allies has been labeled as a socialist attempt to take back the Guatemalan government, a highly polarizing proposition in the country. A common refrain among those wishing not to be involved in reform efforts is a fear the country could devolve into another version of Venezuela if the current elite clique is thrown out.
Unfortunately, if the nation's people, regardless of political stance, do not prioritize the elimination of a corrupt leader who sews division among his people and the removal of ruling mafias with a stranglehold over government and little respect for rule of law, Guatemala will end up in a crisis just as serious as Venezuela's. In this case though, the failed nation will be run by a corrupt right rather than a corrupt left, a distinction of little consequence for those who will suffer.
María Cristina is originally from Guatemala but now lives in the United States, where she is discovering freedom, something she would be deprived of in her homeland. She studies Sociology in Boston College while working a full-time job and daydreaming the ways to transform the land of the eternal spring.


Vltava River, German Moldau, river, the longest in the Czech Republic, flowing 270 miles (435 km). Its drainage basin is 10,847 square miles (28,093 square km). The river rises in southwestern Bohemia from two headstreams in the Bohemian Forest, the Teplá Vltava and the Studená Vltava. It flows first southeast, then north across Bohemia, and empties into the Elbe (Czech: Labe) River at Mělník, 18 miles (29 km) north of Prague. Prague and České Budějovice are on the Vltava. At České Budějovice, in the river's middle basin, is an extensive lake region. The middle and lower course of the Vltava is gorgelike, with rapids and incised meanders. Large hydropower dams with associated lakes provide recreational facilities. The Vltava's principal tributaries are the Lužnice and Sázava (east) and the Otava and Berounka (west). The river is celebrated as the second subject in a cycle of six symphonic poems under the general title of Má vlast ("My Country") by the Czech composer Bedřich Smetana.


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HMS Sidon (Kennung: P259) war ein U-Boot der britischen Royal Navy im Zweiten Weltkrieg und danach.

Geschichte
Die Sidon (benannt nach dem Gefecht bei der der Stadt  Sidon im Libanon, die am 27. September 1840 von einer englisch-österreichischen Flotte beschossen und erobert wurde) war ein Boot des vierten Bauloses der britischen S-Klasse. Dieses Baulos wird auch als Subtle-Klasse bezeichnet. Das U-Boot wurde am 7. Juli 1943 bei Cammell Laird & Company im nordwestenglischen Birkenhead aufgelegt, lief am 4. September 1944 vom Stapel und wurde von der Royal Navy am 23. November 1944 in Dienst gestellt.

Am 16. Juni 1955 wurde die Sidon im Hafen von Portland mit zwei MK12-Torpedos beladen, um die neuartigen Waffen zu testen. Die Testprojektile besaßen keine scharfen Sprengköpfe. Das MK12-Projekt war eine Entwicklung der Navy, deren Ziel mit Wasserstoffperoxid als Oxidationsmittel angetriebene Hochgeschwindigkeitstorpedos waren. Die Sidon sank im Hafen, nachdem einer der Torpedos explodierte. Bei dem Unfall fanden 13 Seeleute den Tod. Das Wrack wurde eine Woche später gehoben. Die Leichen der Opfer konnten geborgen werden und wurden an Land bestattet. Das U-Boot wurde zwei Jahre später am 14. Juni 1957 als Sonar-Übungsziel versenkt. Es liegt ca. 15 Seemeilen vor Portland in 34 m Tiefe.

Da es zuvor schon zu anderen Unfällen mit dem äußerst instabilen und chemisch aggressiven Oxidator Wasserstoffperoxid gekommen war, stellte die Royal Navy das MK12-Projekt ein. Auch die britischen Bemühungen, Wasserstoffperoxid nach Vorbild der deutschen Walter-U-Boote als Sauerstofflieferant für außenluftunabhängige Antriebsanlagen von U-Booten zu nutzen, scheiterten an denselben Problemen, die schon die deutschen Erfinder der Technologie letztlich nicht lösen konnten.

Moderne U-Boote mit nichtnuklearem außenluftunabhängigen Antrieb wie z. B. die schwedische Gotland-Klasse oder die deutschen 212 A nutzen als Oxidationsmittel keinen chemisch gebundenen Sauerstoff, sondern unter Hochdruck verflüssigtes Sauerstoffgas. Beim Untergang des russischen Atom-U-Bootes K-141 Kursk, das ebenfalls durch eine Torpedoexplosion sank, wurde aber offenbar, dass bis heute mit dem extrem gefährlichen Wasserstoffperoxid zumindest experimentiert wird.

Siehe auch
 HMS Sidon (weitere britische Schiffe mit dem Namen Sidon)
 Liste von U-Boot-Unglücken seit 1945

Literatur
 Erminio Bagnasco: Uboote im 2. Weltkrieg. (Technik – Klassen – Typen. Eine umfassende Enzyklopädie). 5. Auflage. Motorbuch-Verlag, Stuttgart 1996, ISBN 3-613-01252-9.
 Robert Hutchinson: Kampf unter Wasser – Unterseeboote von 1776 bis heute, Motorbuchverlag, Stuttgart, 1. Auflage 2006, ISBN 3-613-02585-X
 Anthony Preston: Die Geschichte der U-Boote, Karl Müller Verlag, Erlangen, Deutsche Ausgabe 1998, ISBN 3-86070-697-7

Weblinks

 Die Sidon im uboat.net (engl.)

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Currently we have a working configuration within CP 6.6.10 that allows local users to autneticate into F5 devices and they are assigned the correct role via passing that role through TACACS.
Need to understand he proper way to now allow certain CP local users access to the same F5 but with a different F5 role. I defined it within F5 and setup the CP profile/policies but cannot figure out how to split the local users. Attempted a new service but that does not seem to differentiate between users and tried to do it within the same service with no luck.
What data is available to differentiate the users? You would just write enforcement rules based on that data that returns the appropriate enforcement profiles.
Roles was the only difference and was attempting to use that. Went ahead and defined "Designation" for each of the teo different user types. Set up the rules to reference those in the enforcement but still authenticating incorrectly.
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Q: on every node command i am getting error:object expected and displays code:800A138F Am new to node js. Trying to install nodejs. I did install and later when i try to run node -v command am getting below error.
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I will start with the different types of data Adobe Target segments can use.
User-Agent. Target can deduce the operating system, the browser and the mobile from this value. Be warned that the User-Agent is voluntarily sent by the browser and it may not be very accurate. For example, it is impossible to determine the iPhone or iPad version from only this parameter.
IP address. This provides information that can mainly be used for geosegmentation.
Current URL. It allows you to create segments based on the current page the visitor is on the website.
Referrer. On the landing page, this HTTP parameter can provide where the visitor came from, also known as traffic source. However, be also warned that browsers and Google are removing more and more information from this parameter, which makes it less useful.
Time. This is useful to create time-framed segments.
Profile. Adobe Target keeps track of certain features of the visitor and exposes them in the visitor profile, like new/returning visitors. You can extend this functionality with profile scripts.
Global mbox. Define the function targetPageParams().
Regional mbox and mbox.js. As additional parameters of mboxCreate().
Regional mbox and at.js. In the params parameter of adobe.target.getOffer().
I have already explained what Customer Attributes are. In summary, you upload CRM data to the People core service of the Adobe Experience Cloud and expose it to other tools. Target is one of the tools that can consume Customer Attributes. For obvious reasons, you can only use this feature when you have a customer ID on the page; i.e. there must be some means of identification on your website. You can find more details in my post about customer identification.
One important detail in the case of target is the order in which you pass the identification. The ECID service API allows for multiple declared IDs to be sent. Adobe Target will only use the first of these declared IDs, so make sure you pass them in the correct order.
Analytics segments. As I explained in another post, you can create a segment in Analytics and share it with the Experience Cloud. Also, remember that these segments have a 24h delay, so use them only when it makes sense.
Real-time segments. I have also explained them as part of the Audience Library. They are only useful if you do not have a license for Adobe Audience Manager (AAM).
Audience Manager segments. These are the most powerful segments. If you have an AAM license, my recommendation is that you create all Target segmentation in AAM. This will help you reuse the same segments for display advertising and Analytics reporting. As with Customer Attributes, AAM also supports declared IDs. In fact, this IDs fuel the profile link functionality of AAM. Remember that Target will only use the first declared ID.
Now that I have explained what are the building blocks of Adobe Target segments, let's explain how to use and combine them.
Not to be confused with the Audience Library in the People core service. Here you will see all Adobe Target segments you have already created, some pre-canned segments that Target offers and the Experience Cloud segments. As I said earlier, segments shared from the Experience Cloud are ready to be used.
Clicking on "+ Create Audience", you get the "new segment" wizard, which I will explain later.
Adobe Target does not force you to first create the segment in the audience list and the use it in the activities. You can also create the segments on the fly, as you need them. For example, in an Experience Targeting activity, when creating a new experience, the first thing that will show up is the "choose segment" wizard.
Choose an existing audience, either an Adobe Target global audience or an activity-only audience. These audiences can come from both Target or the Experience Cloud.
Combine audiences. This feature was added some time ago, to combine audiences from different data sources. This is particularly useful if you want to combine a Target and an Experience Cloud audiences into a single audience. It brings a simple wizard where you can combine multiple existing audiences, using ANDs and ORs.
Create a new audience. Clicking on the link "+ Create Audience" shown in the image above, will bring you to the "new segment" wizard. It will also ask you where do you want to store the segment: in the Target audience library or in the activity.
In most of my posts, I show step-by-step the process I am explaining. However, when it comes to Adobe Target segments, most of the steps are trivial. The one that requires a bit more explanation is the "new segment" wizard.
As usual, you need to give it a name, which I recommend you define a naming convention for.
Below is where you define the rules for the segment. I will not explain how to build rules, as I believe is fairly straight forward. You can combine conditions with ANDs and ORs and nest these conditions. To me, the important bit is the link between the rules and the types of segmentation data I explained above, as I find it sometimes difficult to choose the correct rule.
Target library. Pre-built segments, which are of limited use.
Network. The ISP is usually available using IP lookup tables and the connection details are only exposed by Internet Explorer.
Mobile. Based on the User-Agent.
Custom. Here is where you create conditions for the mbox parameters.
Operating System. Based on the User-Agent.
Site Pages. Based on the current URL.
Browser. Based on the User-Agent.
Customer Attributes. The fields you have subscribed to in the Customer Attributes interface will also show up here.
In the people core service, how do composite audiences work?
Here you can create an audience from an analytics report suite and an experience cloud segment? What use cases does this present?
The typical use case is to backfill your audience. When you decide to create a real-time segment, you will start with a zero population, which will gradually increase over time. But if you combine it with an Analytics segment that looks back X days, you start with a population of everybody who has qualified for the segment in the last X days.


Edo PDP today in Oghomere, ward 7, Etsako Central local government, Edo North senatorial district, home of the factional APC chairman, Adams Oshiomhole received over 1100 APC decampees led by Hon Phillip Agbaiza former councillor and former Executive Director in Adams Oshiomhole's government.
Edo PDP today in Oghomere, ward 7, Etsako Central local government, Edo North senatorial district, home of the factional APC chairman, Adams Oshiomhole received over 1100 APC decampees led by Hon Phillip Agbaiza former councillor and former Executive Director in Adams Oshiomhole's government.
At the well-attended rally, Chief Orbih commended Gov Obaseki for his courage to admit that his government was failing because of the huge debt profile his government inherited. He lambasted the APC government for ballooning the State debt profile of N4billion in 2008 to over N300billion and $245million by 2018. Chief Orbih decried the State of infrastructural decay in Education as many schools were no longer fit for learning, Hospitals under-staffed and underequipped. Most worrisome is the State of the corruption-ridden stormwater project that has claimed many lives.
The heightened insecurity situation was blamed on the looting of the security votes by Governor Obaseki who collects N400million monthly while the police lack operational vehicle and even basic communications equipment. He commended the state commissioner of police, officers and men of the police force for their dedication and hard work even as they are starved of funds.
In his remark, Hon Phillip Agbaiza said he was dropping the Smelly broom for the Umbrella because he was tired of The deceit and lies that characterise the APC government governance template. He said They make promises they don't intend to keep and shows no compassion to the citizens. He said he was joining the fight early so that he can be counted as one of those that removed the most inept, incompetent and evil government ever to be elected at both state and federal levels.
Hon Agbaiza was congratulated for his courage and forthrightness as only genuine patriots move from government parties to opposition parties.
Senator Cliff Ordia representing Edo Central senatorial district of Edo state delivered a goodwill message from The Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki.
Also present was Hon Joe Edionwere, member representing Esan West/Esan Central/Igueben federal constituency.
The question now is where is the next political Tsunami hitting in Edo State?
In a separate gathering, Barr. Felix Isere decamped from the All Progressives Congress to the Peoples Democratic Party in Benin City on Friday.
The dignitaries at the venue include Pastor Osagie Ize Iyamu, Hon. Uwa Osunbor, Hon. Ogbeiwi. Hon Larry Ogieva and party leaders from Orhionmwon Local Government and Ugu ward.


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Curriculum Vitae Henrik Bruus Male, born 5 April 1963 in Copenhagen. Nationality: Danish. Present employment Professor Department of Physics Technical University of Denmark DTU Physics, Building 309 DK-2800 Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Email: bruus@fysik.dtu.dk URL: www.staff.dtu.dk/bruus Publication list: www.staff.dtu.dk/bruus/Publications ResearcherID:C-4475-2008 Tel: +45 4525 3307 Fax: +45 4593 1669 Language skills: Danish (fluently), English (fluently), French (fairly), German (fairly), Swedish (fairly), Italian (rudimentarily) Academic degrees B.Sc. in mathematics and physics, June 1984 Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen M.Sc. in physics, August 1986 Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen Title of thesis: Relaxation Phenomena Studied by the Mössbauer Effect Thesis advisors: J. M. Knudsen and M. Olsen Ph.D. in physics, May 1990 Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen Title of thesis: The Quantum Hall Effect in GaAs/Ga1¡xAlxAs Heterostructures Thesis advisors: E. B. Hansen and P. E. Lindelof Employment history Aug 1984 - Dec 1985: teaching assistant Niels Bohr Institute, Ørsted Laboratory, University of Copenhagen Aug 1984 - Jun 1985: high school teacher in physics Nørre Gymnasium, Copenhagen Jun 1985 - Aug 1985: research assistant CERN, Geneva. Experimental work on the DELPHI-Detector at the LEP-collider Aug 1986 - Aug 1990: scientific staff member (while PhD-student at Univ. of Copenhagen) Danish Institute of Fundamental Metrology, Kongens Lyngby Sep 1990 - Aug 1992: NORDITA fellow Nordic Institute of Theoretical Physics Sept 1992 - Aug 1994: post doctoral fellow Department of Applied Physics, Yale University, New Haven Sep 1994 - Nov 1996: research fellow Centre de Recherche sur les Très Basses Températures (CNRS-CRTBT), Grenoble Dec 1996 - Nov 2001: associate research professor Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen Dec 2001 - Dec 2004: associate professor DTU Nanotech, Technical University of Denmark, Kongens Lyngby Jan 2005 - Mar 2012: Professor DTU Nanotech, Technical University of Denmark, Kongens Lyngby Apr 2012 - present: Professor DTU Physics, Technical University of Denmark, Kongens Lyngby Visiting professor Aug 2001 - Sep 2001: Harvard University, Cambridge (Ma), USA Oct 2007 - Nov 2007: ESPCI ParisTech, Paris, France Feb 2010 – Jul 2010: University of California Santa Barbara (CA), USA Aug 2010 – Oct 2010: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MA), USA Nov 2010 – Jan 2011: Princeton University (NJ), USA Oct 2012 - Oct 2012: Université Diderot, Paris 7, France Honors Elected President of the Danish Physical Society 2002 - 2004 Elected member of the Danish Academy of Natural Science since 2005 Fellow of the American Physical Society since 2011 DTU Teacher of the Year Award 2012


Eden Prairie, Minn. – August 3, 2016 – MTS Systems Corporation (NASDAQ: MTSC), a leading global supplier of high-performance test systems and sensors, was awarded the Fairmount Society Lifetime Associate status by the Wichita State University Foundation in recognition of the longstanding collaboration between MTS and the University's National Institute for Aviation Research (NIAR).
The cooperation between MTS and NIAR spans decades. During that time MTS has made significant investment in equipment and expertise to assist NIAR's research activities. Three years ago, MTS played a key role in NIAR establishing its Aircraft Structural Test and Evaluation Center (ASTEC), providing and fitting the facility's industry-leading structural test controls, data acquisition equipment and mechanical testing systems. Covering 130,000 square feet, ASTEC is among the world's largest aircraft structural testing centers, with the capacity to accommodate the largest of aircraft (or multiple aircraft simultaneously). It provides NIAR with a test facility that is twice the size of its previous structural test lab and means that full-scale tests can be undertaken on aircraft as large as a Boeing 787.
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