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Crystal Gayle + Peggy Sue Wright Tribute Late Sister Loretta Lynn at CMT Artists of the Year [Watch]
Sterling Whitaker Published: October 15, 2022
Crystal Gayle and her sister, Peggy Sue Wright, paid musical tribute to their late sister, Loretta Lynn, with a special performance at the 2022 CMT Artists of the Year ceremony in Nashville. The pair joined together to honor Lynn with a rendition of her career-defining song, "Coal Miner's Daughter."
Gayle and Wright took the stage at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center in downtown Nashville on Wednesday night (Oct. 12), following an emotional introduction from Tanya Tucker, who remembered Lynn as her "hero" and a "truly great, great friend."
Loretta Lynn died on Oct. 4, 2022, at the age of 90. Fellow Kentucky native Carly Pearce was visibly teary-eyed as Gayle said, "You know, the world lost a legend. We lost a sister."
"And as I look out into the audience, I see so many faces that my sister considered friends," Gayle added. "And in her words, 'Love you, honey.'"
Gayle and Wright delivered a stark, emotional rendition of "Coal Miner's Daughter," with Gayle singing lead and Wright adding high harmonies to the song that pays tribute to their own father and his struggles in raising a large family in poverty in Kentucky.
A video wall at the back of the stage flashed pictures and video from Lynn's decades-long career as her sisters sang, adding to the personal and intimate nature of the performance.
"Love you, Loretta," Gayle said at the close of the song.
Released in 1970, "Coal Miner's Daughter" gave Lynn a No. 1 hit, and it's her most widely recognized song. She titled her 1976 autobiography after the song, and a biopic by the same name followed in 1980. Sissy Spacek earned an Academy Award for Best Actress for her uncanny portrayal of Lynn in Coal Miner's Daughter.
The 2022 CMT Artists of the Year ceremony honored Pearce, Kane Brown, Cody Johnson, Luke Combs and Walker Hayes as Artists of the Year. Lainey Wilson also received the Breakout Artist of the Year award, while Alan Jackson was on hand to receive CMT's Artist of a Lifetime honors. The show aired on CMT on Friday night (Oct. 14).
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Carly Pearce, Kane Brown and Lainey Wilson were among the country stars honored during CMT's 2022 Artists of the Year celebration in Nashville.
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Russia to Create New Infrastructure at Hmeymim Airbase in Syria – Lawmaker
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Russia could create new infrastructure at the country's Hmeymim airbase in Syria, including the construction of the second runway and improvement of its air defense capabilities, a senior lawmaker in Russia's upper house of parliament said.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) — The Hmeymim air facility and a naval facility in the port of Tartus remain operational while Russia's S-400 and Pantsir air defense systems continue to be on duty in Syria to protect Russian servicemen in the war-torn country.
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Russian Airstrikes in Syrian Homs, Idlib 'Will Have a Profound Psychological Effect' on Terrorists
"We are in Syria for the long haul. That's why improvement of infrastructure, both at the airdrome and in the area of its dislocation is the issue that should be solved in the foreseeable future," Viktor Ozerov, chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Defense and Security, said in an interview with RIA Novosti, adding that the process could last for up to three years.
He added that Russia could construct "at least" one more runway, improve the base's air defense capabilities and build necessary facilities.
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Hmeymim Group Hopes Trump to Cooperate With Moscow, Damascus on Syria Settlement
According to the lawmaker, the location of the Russian S-400 air defense system may also be subject to modification.
Russia launched military operation against terrorist groups in Syria in September 2015, at the request of Syrian President Bashar Assad. Russian military aviation had carried out more than 9,000 sorties.
In March, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the pullout of the bulk of the Russian contingent in Syria as the anti-terrorist campaign's objectives had broadly been completed. At the same time, Russia did not abandon its obligations to provide the Syrian government with weapons and military equipment, train military specialists.
On October 7, Russia's lower house of parliament ratified an agreement with Syria that authorizes the deployment of a Russian air group at the Hmeimim airbase for an indefinite period of time. According to the document, Moscow may use the base "free-of-charge" and carry out supplies of necessary equipment and ammunition to the base without customs or any other duties.
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Czechs wanted more in 2004
Recalling a dream that fell short for the hosts
Published 09.04.2015 15:12 GMT+2 | Author Lucas Aykroyd
The Czech Republic lost 3-2 to the United States in a quarter-final shootout in 2004, ending what had been a perfect run for the host nation. Photo: Jukka Rautio / Europhoto
For the Czech Republic, the chance to earn World Championship redemption on home ice has been a long time coming.
It's been nearly 11 years since the Central European hockey power hosted the tournament for the only previous time in its history as an independent nation. It was well-attended, with a then-record 552,097 fans packing the seats, but Czech supporters ultimately were shocked and disappointed with a fifth-place finish.
Let's take a quick look back at what befell coach Slavomir Lener's squad that year.
Heading into the 2004 IIHF showcase in Prague and Ostrava (the same two cities that will co-host in 2015), it seemed like the Czechs had good odds of ending the "home ice curse" that had endured since the Soviet Union's 1986 gold medal in Moscow.
That season, a whopping 68 Czechs were playing in the NHL (compared to just 33 in 2013/14), and NHL attackers like Jaromir Jagr, Martin Havlat, Vinny Prospal and David Vyborny were willing and available to represent their country in their prime. The blue line looked stable and mobile with veterans such as Roman Hamrlik, Frantisek Kaberle, and Jaroslav Spacek. Number one goalie Tomas Vokoun was coming off a career-high 73 starts for the Nashville Predators.
On paper, defending champion Canada, 2003 silver medallist Sweden, and 2003 bronze medallist Slovakia looked best-poised to give the Czechs a fight. But there are always surprises at the Worlds in the new millennium.
How would things play out at the brand-new arena in Prague?
The Czechs were the class of the Preliminary Round, earning a 15-2 goal difference with three straight wins in Group A. They opened with a 3-1 victory over Latvia, and Lener complimented his players afterwards on their "enthusiasm and passion". Martin Rucinsky led the way with a hat trick in a 7-0 pasting of Kazakhstan. And the Czechs outshot Germany 32-11 in a 5-1 win. "The Czech avalanche came over us and we couldn't stop it," said German head coach Hans Zach afterwards.
The dominance continued in the Qualifying Round. Only Austrian goalie Reinhard Divis kept the score close as his team lost 2-0, with Jagr garnering a goal and an assist. Jagr also had the eventual winner in a tight-checking 3-1 win over Switzerland.
The highly anticipated group finale against Canada was all Czechs. After the 6-2 rout, Canadian coach Mike Babcock complimented his opponents: "The Czechs did a good job at controlling their emotions in this noisy arena." Canada ran into penalty trouble trying to slow down their fired-up opponents. Now the Czechs looked unstoppable. The only downside was losing Spacek with a knee injury.
But it all fell apart in the quarter-finals. The Czechs perhaps thought they'd get an easy ride against the Americans, who had only been able to defeat Ukraine, an underachieving Russian team that would finish 10th overall, and the Danes. That was far from the case.
The Czech Republic jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the second period on goals by Martin Skoula and Jagr. But just over four minutes after Jagr's goal, Richard Park cut the deficit to 2-1. Erik Westrum got the equalizer with less than nine minutes to play in the third period.
Overtime settled nothing, and it came down to a shootout. In a classic goaltending duel between Vokoun and the U.S.'s Ty Conklin, only one goal was scored. American defenceman Andy Roach did the honours with a slick forehand-backhand-forehand move. When Jiri Dopita failed to convert on the Czechs' final shot, the dream of home ice gold died, suddenly and shockingly.
American coach Peter Laviolette said: "Andy Roach played for us in the Deutschland Cup and my assistant coach (Greg Poss) said he had one unbelievable move that he did not use in the shootout at that tournament. So I basically took a chance here, and he delivered."
The Czechs, who hadn't won World Championship gold since their three-peat in Germany 2001, were disconsolate. They had to watch the same Canadian team that they'd dismantled in the Qualifying Round go on to win gold, beating Sweden in the final for the second straight year.
Only in 2005 would the Czechs earn revenge and vindication. Under new coach Vladimir Ruzicka, they blanked Canada 3-0 in the final, and there were plenty of happy Czech supporters on hand for the game in Vienna.


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Leonard Cohen Under a New Light ~ Tricycle
November 28, 2018 November 28, 2018 by Jerry Roberts, posted in ART ~ FILM ~ POP CULTURE, MUSICA ~ TUNES
Two books, a biography and a collection of poetry, take a deeper look at the late musician's inner life and Zen practice.
By Matthew Gindin
Leonard Cohen performs in London in 1979. | Photo by Adam Beeson
I was always working steady
But I never called it art
I was funding my depression
Meeting Jesus reading Marx
Sure it failed my little fire
But it's bright the dying spark
Go tell the young messiah
What happens to the heart
—"Happens To The Heart," The Flame
October saw the arrival of two treats for fans of the late Leonard Cohen. The first, Matters of Vital Interest: A Forty-Year Friendship with Leonard Cohen, is written by Cohen's long-term friend and fellow Zen student Eric Lerner. The second, The Flame, is a posthumous collection of Cohen's poems, late songs, and notebook fragments curated by his son, Adam. Both books are chronicles of Cohen's struggles with the life of art and the art of life. And they are shot through with his perennial themes—darkness and light, spirit and flesh, love and despair, and failure and acceptance.
Lerner, early on in Matters of Vital Interest, recounts the time he asked Leonard if he'd ever read the American philosopher William James' The Varieties of Religious Experience, in which two kinds of religious people are outlined: "the healthy-minded, who need to be born only once, and the sick souls who must be twice-born in order to be happy." The healthy-minded go in for religious paths of optimism and worldliness that affirm life as good, while the sick souls see life as suffering and a problem to be solved.
"That's not a bad description of IT," replied Cohen. IT was Cohen and Lerner's name for the problem that haunted both of them—the sense that the things of this life offered only a temporary, deceptive refuge, and that there was something beyond, something more real that they desired even though they could not name or meet it. A divine discontent united them. Matters of Vital Interest follows Cohen and Lerner's 40-year pursuit of a solution to IT, often in the circle of the Zen master they shared, Joshu Sasaki Roshi (1907–2014).
Lerner's telling of their friendship is funny and revealing, written in his evocative, easy prose. Lerner pulls off the stunt of being self-deprecating while also bringing to life the swaggering, tongue-in-cheek bravado and hard-won wisdom that the two Jewish Buddhists shared with each other like a fine cognac (something they also shared with each other not infrequently).
Lerner depicts the two as holy rascals with their heads in the clouds of divinity while struggling with the world of family and career. Although both Cohen and Lerner clearly revere the women in their life, their conversations often circle back around to an expressed desire to freely pursue both sex and spirituality while seeing themselves as trapped by their domestic loves and duties. For this reason, many women—and men—may find parts of the book hard to read. As Lerner tells it, he and Cohen at times veer between grating escapism and locker-room conversation. On the other hand, Lerner's unflinching honesty in this and other matters is often refreshing.
For most of us who only know the late Cohen's public persona as a gentleman poet, secular saint, retired ladies man, and self-deprecating elder statesman of the arts, Lerner's book unveils a messier picture of Cohen the human being. Matters is remarkable for its gritty depiction of both Cohen the hustling, sly, broken survivalist, and Cohen the tender, present, and devoted father of two children who once told Lerner he would be happy if his tombstone simply read "Father."
In the end, the book becomes a heartbreaking evocation of Lerner and Cohen's friendship as they face down the harrowing debilities of old age, chronic pain, prescription drugs, and Cohen's deterioration from leukemia. The two trade barbs, witticisms, and comforts by email all the way, right up until moments before Cohen's death. Cohen had fallen during the night, and wrote Lerner afterwards of how sweet it was to be back in bed again, hit by "waves of sweetness that felt overwhelming." Lerner emailed his friend back several times hoping for a response that never came.
Lerner and Cohen viewed their longtime Zen master, the iconoclastic and irreverent Sasaki Roshi, as an enigma to wrestle with together. Matters of Vital Interest opens a candid window on the two men's relationship with Sasaki, who Cohen, the more consistent and serious disciple of the two, remained deeply dedicated to years after he no longer idealized Sasaki as an enlightened master. Cohen, who spent years as Sasaki Roshi's personal cook and was an ordained monk at the Mt. Baldy Zen Center in California for five years in the 1990s, always characterized his relationship with him as a deep friendship.
Sasaki Roshi's final years, however, were marred by allegations that he had engaged in inappropriate sexual behavior with many disciples and nuns, including acts of molestation and coerced sexual contact. Cohen, who rarely publicly criticized anyone or acted as a moralist, had been mostly silent about his friend's sexual behaviour, even though he had known that the married Sasaki had slept with several female disciples at the monastery (it appears Cohen was not aware of the severity of Sasaki's behavior until later, though this is unclear). According to Lerner, both he and Cohen eventually saw through Sasaki's egotism and mind games, and Cohen had no illusions about him in his later years. By the time the scandal broke in 2013 and the full scope of the misconduct became known to Cohen and others—Cohen followed the online revelations closely—Sasaki Roshi was 105 and quite ill. Cohen, who was in charge of the deteriorating Roshi's medical care, did not speak publicly about it.
A rare exception to Cohen's silence about the scandal occurs in a poem in The Flame. In one of series of three poems about his teacher, Cohen writes:
During Roshi's sex scandal (he was 105) my association with Roshi was often mentioned in the newspaper reports.
Roshi said:
I give you lots of trouble.
Yes, Roshi, you give me lots of trouble.
I should die.
It won't help.
Roshi didn't laugh.
Readers will be left to contemplate Cohen's refusal to become his friend's public adversary or critic for themselves.
The strongest new material in The Flame are the poems that make up the first part of the book. These range over the themes of love, failure, yearning, the nature of reality, and the dangerous precipices of the heart. They are filled with the irony and beauty one would expect and contain many searing images and confessions, as well a fair bit of deadpan humor. One poem that has attracted a lot of attention on social media jokingly spars with Kanye West and Jay-Z, asserting, in a parody of everyone involved, that "Jay-Z is not the Dylan of anything/ I am the Dylan of anything/ I am the Kanye West of Kanye West/ The Kanye West/ Of the great bogus shift of bullshit culture/ from one boutique to another." Another tells of a beautiful morning out shopping with his then-lover Anjani Thomas, detailing the patina of delight he saw over every mundane detail, then concluding, "I am so grateful for my new antidepressants."
The sacred scriptures of Judaism, which Cohen knew well, say that just as the exodus from Egypt took place at midnight, so the final redemption of the world will also take place "by means of midnight"—in other words, by those who can find the sparks of light in the midst of the darkness of despair, dislocation, loss, and failure. Or to put it another way, "There is a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in."
That famous quote comes from Anthem, a Kabbalistic song-poem of Cohen's, whose spirituality was deeply informed by Jewish mysticism as well as Zen. Cohen, who struggled for years with clinical anxiety and depression, was by necessity a master of finding the thread of light in the darkness. Cohen saw through human pretensions, including his own—yet he viewed it all with an animating mercy, which made people want to draw close to his person and his art. His steely gaze and his tender heart are amply on display in these new releases, both of which also offer many gems for those who share Cohen's curious fascination with matters of the spirit. One brief verse from The Flame serves as a fitting thread to tie both books together:
tho' mercy has no point of view
and no one's here to suffer
we cry aloud, as humans do:
we cry to one another.
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Matthew Gindin is a journalist and meditation teacher in Vancouver, British Columbia. A former monk in the Thai Forest tradition, he is the author of Everyone in Love: The Beautiful Theology of Rav Yehuda Ashlag.
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NRL stalwart Wayne Bennett is entering his 33rd season for a reason
Opinion By Offsiders columnist Richard Hinds Updated Mon 11 Mar 2019, 8:45 AM AEDT
Wayne Bennett will have been coaching in the NRL for 33 consecutive seasons by Saturday.
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Such is the fuss and fury of the modern NRL, amplified and accelerated by the now remorseless media and social media cycle, a day can seem like an eternity.
Not just because you have barely gotten your head around the details on the arrest sheet of one miscreant before you are forced to comprehend the charges on another. ("He videoed what?")
Because the pace of change in everything from playing lists to sponsorship logos is so hectic, the comforting sense of familiarity you once had at the start of the season has long been replaced by constant reminders of the game's built-in obsolescence.
Then there is Wayne Bennett, who — when he takes his place in the South Sydney box for the season-opener against the Sydney Roosters on Friday night — will be coaching in the NRL for a 33rd consecutive season with his fifth club.
Photo To NRL stalwarts, Bennett has become like the dot on the crossbar.
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For context, only two South Sydney players, John Sutton, 35, and Greg Inglis, 31, were born when Bennett co-coached the Raiders in 1987.
Back when Bob Hawke was Prime Minister, Kylie Minogue's Locomotion topped the charts, and the 37-year-old Bennett only looked about 55.
This feat of longevity will not seem as stunning to baked-on rugby league fans as it does to those merely peeking over the fence.
To NRL stalwarts, Bennett has become like the dot on the crossbar — if not quite taken for granted then so familiar he only consciously registers when something extraordinary happens.
The latest extraordinary reminder of Bennett's occupation came in the bizarre postscript to the 2018 season, when NRL coaches were rotating like plates of pork dumplings on a Lazy Susan.
During this unedifying saga, Bennett was forced into the undignified position of having to pretend he would honour his contract to coach the Broncos even as life-forms on distant planets knew he would be replaced by South Sydney's highly fashionable Anthony Seibold.
Bennett's survival in a cut-throat occupation was — in his first quarter or so — indisputably the consequence of unparalleled achievement and the reverential status both this success and his gruff, enigmatic nature created.
Video 0:35 Wayne Bennett abruptly ends media conference
There were heretics. Even as Bennett won an astonishing six premierships with the Broncos, some continued to insist — to borrow the words of another Queensland copper, Bill Hayden — that a drover's dog could have won six titles with a Broncos outfit that fielded a virtual State of Origin team.
Then Bennett left for St George-Illawarra, won the 2010 premiership with the seemingly-cursed Dragons and proved, once and for all it seemed, that his storied methods of player management could be successfully applied beyond the Brisbane city limits.
Then came the failed union with Nathan Tinkler's Newcastle Knights, three mostly abject years that loaded the guns of critics who muttered the fabled coach had been more obsessed with providing an income for his large family than winning a premiership for a sports-loving community that was left feeling used and betrayed.
The final scene of any made-for-movie Bennett story would have been the great coach returning to Brisbane to win the seventh and most cherished title.
Instead, as Bennett stubbornly fulfilled his contractual obligations and the Broncos struggled to find a dignified way to say goodbye, the ending was more like a failed relationship on Married at First Sight.
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And that, for anyone else, would have been that.
Australian sport is not a seller's market for 69-year-old coaches with no titles in their past eight seasons and a famously prickly nature.
The average age of this season's 16 NRL coaches is 48.8 — 47.5 if you don't include Bennett — with only four other coaches 50 or older.
In the AFL the average is just 46.8. The late-to-head-coaching Brisbane boss Chris Fagan, 61, is the outlier in a competition where 11 of the 18 coaches are 48 or younger.
Once the relative young average age of Australian coaches was compared unfavourably with America's NFL, where experience was seen to be treasured far more than here.
Yet, in the past three years, the average of the NFL head coach has plummeted from 53.4 to 49.4 as clubs become more inclined — like those in the NRL and AFL — to appoint the new buzz assistant than recycle a veteran.
So, is Bennett's record and reputation for man management so exceptional that he defied the current wisdom about the expendability of veteran coaches and the superiority of younger replacements? Or are clubs still blinded by his aura?
Video 1:12 In April, Bennett said he would not be booted from the Broncos before his contract ended.
Perhaps only Russell Crowe can tell you. Because South Sydney's decision to replace the highly-rated Seibold with the man he usurped in Brisbane seemed at once an extraordinary gamble, as well as the ultimate statement about Bennett's vast stature.
So, on Friday night Bennett will enter that incredible 33rd consecutive season in different colours and rugby league fans will barely bat an eyelid.
For them it's a matter of: "It's March, it must be Benny."
Yet, some of us will consider Bennett's very appearance remarkable and intriguing.
It didn't happen in Newcastle, it didn't happen in Brisbane. But if Bennett can win another title with South Sydney he would add the most affirming chapter to an extraordinary story.
It's tempting to say it would be an extraordinary ending.
But Bennett is only 69.
Posted Mon 11 Mar 2019, 6:30 AM AEDT
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,"27.5
,"8.3

Would you please advise how to obtain a 'cleaner' output such as:
5.3
2.8
1.5
5.2
2.9
2.3
7.9
16.9
19.5
27.5
8.3

Preferably, please base solution on the above grep -oP , but of course other solutions are welcome!

A: if you want only 0-9 and "." characters you can use:
grep -oP '(?<=")[\d\.]*?(?= %)'

instead of
grep -oP '(?<=").*?(?= %)'

Note: \d in Perl matches 0-9 whereas
. in Perl matches any character so you escape it to be a literal period character

A: A simple matching numbers with the space does work for the output you want.
 grep -oP '[0-9]+.[0-9]+ '

If you don't have a space between the decimal point and the %, this would work as well,
grep -oP '[0-9]+.[0-9]+.*?(?=%)'

A: extend it with:
... | grep -Eo "[0-9]+\.[0-9]+"
if you just looking for "Number Dot Number" or with:
... | grep -Eo "[0-9]+\.[0-9]+|[0-9]+"
for all numbers with probably an dot between.

A: GNU awk solution:
s='pie(x=x,labels=c("5.3 %","2.8 %","1.5 %","5.2 %","2.9 %","2.3 %","7.9 %","16.9 %","19.5 %","27.5 %","8.3 %"),main="ChIP",col=c("#445FA2","#EB9D86","#799F7A","#6C527F","#5FA1C1","#E8BB77","#A8C5EF","#FDCDB9","#C6E6B5","#F1D5EE","#B4E1F6"),clockwise=TRUE,border=FALSE,radius=0.9,cex=0.8,init.angle=90,density=100)'

awk -v FPAT='"[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+ %"' '{ for(i=1;i<=NF;i++) { gsub(/[^.0-9]+/,"",$i); print $i } }' <<<"$s"

The output:
5.3
2.8
1.5
5.2
2.9
2.3
7.9
16.9
19.5
27.5
8.3

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Translation for 'to become congested' in the free English-Spanish dictionary and many other Spanish translations.... They say that its closure will increase congestion in the city centre. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The projected savings in congestion and pollution are therefore illusory.
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Andrew Green, a resident of Spanish Town, says his travel time to and from home is exhaustive. "I have adjusted my sleep and travel patterns," he explains. "In the past two months, I …... Translations How to say Congestion in Spanish? kənˈdʒɛs tʃən Conges·tion Would you like to know how to translate Congestion to Spanish? This page provides all possible translations of the word Congestion in the Spanish language.
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No trip to LA is complete, for me, without a visit to one (or two, or three…) of Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo's establishments. I was in the City of Angels last August when my brother and I took my parents to Son of a Gun; it would be their first time. Not ours. We got a 6:30pm reservation, seated at the floor to ceiling bay window round tables, giving us a clear sidewalk view of the always-lively W 3rd Street in WeHo.
This came out first, yet it was my favorite dish.
I could have eaten those tomatoes by themselves; seasonal produce in California is just divine.
They should call this a 2-bite lobster roll. Make sure to order accordingly – don't worry, we did.
Son of a Gun is known for their rich, shrimp toast. The flavors remind me of Thai shrimp cakes; you must order this miniature, albeit satisfying, sized sandwich.
This was for ze father and ze brother.
This has ranked top spots in many of the LA 'it' lists for sandwiches, fried chicken, etc. Another item I'm going to add a 'must order' tag to.
Again, California is blessed with an abundance of organic, crisp greens. These brussels sprouts being some of them.


People float to relieve stress, recover from injuries, fight addiction, eliminate chronic pain, and much more.
Studies indicate that floating increases your dopamine and endorphine levels, boosting your mood and leaving you with a pleasant afterglow that lasts for days afterwards.
Without the need to fight gravity or take in external information you'll likely experience the most complete relaxation you've ever felt.
Everything you experience while floating comes from within yourself. It's the perfect time to reflect on your life and reports of creative and personal insights abound.
Float tanks can also be thought of as training wheels for meditation. After about 30-45 minutes of floating your mind starts producing theta brainwaves, which are responsible for that between waking & sleeping state.
People have cut strokes off their golf game, developed complex scientific theories and drafted whole portions of books while floating.
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Can a 72 Year Old Be Helped Naturally When He Has Several Health Complaints?
The following study is following changes in a 72 year old male who presented for chiropractic care suffering from multiple health complaints.
A 72 year old New Zealand male visited a chiropractic practice in Auckland, New Zealand suffering from severe postural alterations, mild depression, low back pain, balance disturbances, perpetual tiredness and mild depression. He wanted help naturally without the use of drugs or surgery.
Interventions and Outcomes: Over a nine week period, a specific and conservative chiropractic care plan was provided to the patient. The care plan included adjustments and the frequency of care was altered throughout this period based on both subjective and objective measures. A complete health history and physical examination was performed before care was administered. Posture and surface electromyography (sEMG) scans were performed and were then monitored regularly over the nine week period. Patient testimony of health progress were also monitored during each adjustment visit. Significant improvements were noted in postural and sEMG findings as well as in subjective measures of health over the 9 week period.
While under chiropractic care, improvements in both self-reported and doctor's analysis were noted in a patient with severe postural alterations, low back pain, balance disturbances, perpetual tiredness and a mildly depressive state of mind. These improvements include overall physical, mental, and emotional well-being of the patient.
Who says a 72 year old can't be fully healthy?
References: Bredin, M, Putt, K. L.. (2015). Improvements in posture, mood, and balance in an older patient receiving chiropractic care: A case report.
How Can I Take Care Of Vertigo And Dizziness?
Vertigo and dizziness can be scary but there are a couple of maneuvers that can help.
Vertigo happens sometimes when we change position of our head rapidly. This can happen when changing from a sitting position to standing or from a laying down to standing position. It can even happen if we turn our head too fast.
Sometimes this problem is because of a blocked nerve in the upper portion of our neck which goes to our inner ear. It can also be caused by a mass of particles in the inner ear. In either case, it can be taken care of and you can get your life back!
The Epley Maneuver is helpful with this problem. It reconfigures the fluid in the ear and allows the inner ear to function. How this works is a patient is taken from the seated position to laying down on his/her back with the affected ear facing down. This is held for about 20-30 seconds and then the head is rapidly moved to the other side. It is again held in this position for 20-30 seconds. After staying in this position, the patient is then put on their side. Then the patient is turned to face the floor.
After this maneuver it is recommended to remain in an upright position for 24 hours (or as long as you can sit comfortably).
Chiropractic adjustments to the top of the neck are safe and also help greatly with vertigo or dizziness. Since the head is moving properly and the nerves are functioning normally, the ear works the way it should and the equilibrium is maintained. Performing both the Epley Maneuver and adjusting the neck gets great results!
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As the 180th anniversary of the publication of the Book of Mormon approaches in March, the sacred volume of scripture approaches another milestone: the printing of its 150 millionth copy.
The first copies of the Book of Mormon appeared on the shelves of E. B. Grandin's bookstore on March 26, 1830. The initial printing totaled 5,000 copies. Between 1830 and 1987, more than 39 million copies were printed.
In 1988 President Ezra Taft Benson (1899–1994) said, "The time is long overdue for a massive flooding of the earth with the Book of Mormon" ("Flooding the Earth with the Book of Mormon," Ensign, Nov. 1988, 4).
By 1990 the 50 millionth copy had been printed for distribution by members and missionaries. That number doubled by 2000, with the Church printing an average of one copy every seven seconds over the decade—a rate the Church has sustained to reach the projected 150 million by the end of 2010. The majority of the printing is done in Salt Lake City, USA, but presses in Brazil, Germany, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan are also used.
One of the many reasons President Benson gave for filling the earth with the Book of Mormon was its influence. The Prophet Joseph Smith taught early Church leaders that "a man would get nearer to God by abiding by its precepts, than by any other book" (History of the Church, 4:461).
Since that time the book's influence has been recognized by many. In 2003 Book magazine named the Book of Mormon one of the "20 Books That Changed America," ranking it with such titles as Thomas Paine's Common Sense and John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath.
In August 2005 President Gordon B. Hinckley (1910–2008) promised members who read the Book of Mormon that "there will come into your lives and into your homes an added measure of the Spirit of the Lord, a strengthened resolution to walk in obedience to His commandments, and a stronger testimony of the living reality of the Son of God" ("A Testimony Vibrant and True," Liahona, Aug. 2005, 2).
In October 2007 he said of the book: "Through all of these years critics have tried to explain it. They have spoken against it. They have ridiculed it. But it has outlived them all, and its influence today is greater than at any time in its history" ("The Stone Cut Out of the Mountain," Liahona, Nov. 2007, 83).
That influence is due in part to the number of languages in which the book is flooding the earth.
The Book of Mormon has been published in its entirety in 82 languages, with selections of the book available in an additional 25. The first edition of the Book of Mormon after English was Danish in 1851, followed by French, Italian, Welsh, and German in 1852.
Additional languages are currently being produced. Translations completed in recent years include Guarani, a language spoken in Paraguay; Sinhala, spoken in Sri Lanka; Yoruba, a West African language; and Serbian, spoken throughout southeastern Europe.
Mojca Zeleznikar joined the Church before the Book of Mormon was available in her native language of Slovenian. Her testimony of the truthfulness of the gospel came by listening to the missionaries and studying the Book of Mormon in Croatian and English.
In addition to the increasing number of translations available, the Church is also making use of advancing technologies to flood the earth with the Book of Mormon in different formats.
President Benson said, "In this age of electronic media and mass distribution of the printed word, God will hold us accountable if we do not now move the Book of Mormon in a monumental way" ("Flooding the Earth," 4).
Audio recordings of the Book of Mormon in English, Portuguese, and Spanish are available at www.audio.lds.org, with other languages to come in 2010. The electronic text of the Book of Mormon is currently available in 16 languages at www.scriptures.lds.org (click on English for a list of languages); more than 600,000 people use the online edition of the scriptures each month.
The entire standard works and study helps can also be found in multiple languages on the CD-ROM The Scriptures: Electronic Study Edition, available through local distribution centers. A new DVD-ROM edition with another 20 languages will be released late this year.
The Church is also producing official scripture applications for mobile devices that will be available in 2010 in English, with other languages to follow.
The results of sharing the Book of Mormon are unmistakable. This keystone and additional testament of Jesus Christ helps hundreds of thousands of new converts each year come to know and accept the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. With more copies of the Book of Mormon available in more languages and more formats and with more missionaries and members to distribute it, the Book of Mormon and its influence continue to spread.
However, with billions of people yet to reach, the urgency President Benson felt to publish and distribute the book in 1988 remains today.
"We have the Book of Mormon," he said. "We have the members, we have the missionaries, and the world has the need. The time is now!" ("Flooding the Earth," 4).
In addition to the print edition, the Book of Mormon is available in multiple digital formats.
The Book of Mormon has been printed in its entirety in 82 languages.


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Amehja PLATINUM, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"The difference between the almost right word and the right word is really a large matter—'tis the difference between the lightning-bug and the lightning." ~ Mark Twain
The stagnant subway smelled like wet cardboard and stale, processed food; not that there were any food vendors actually down there, anymore. The mundane gray tile was damp with the rain that dripped from train passenger's boots, and was dingy with sloppy mud. None of the innumerable people awaiting their next ride noticed the undesirable state of the subway, though. All of them merely stood there, stiffly robotic and soulless. It was so silent in that sordid underpass that you could have heard your breathing echo through the tunnels.
No one new how long they had all been standing there, nor did anyone care. They would stand, and they would wait, until the conductor told them not to. Then, they would pile onto the train—all the while enthralled by their perpetual reveries—blindly following some unseen leader. This is precisely what occurred, when the train finally arrived. Yet, again, no one noticed this odd behavior; since the pseudo-lives they all lived were much more rose-colored than this miserable place. Well, no one noticed, except for one man.
As he piled onto the train, along with the rest of the automatons, and sat in his designated seat, he could no longer hear Nirvana. He hadn't taken his earbuds out of his ears, nor had he paused his playlist. Suddenly, all he could hear was the chug-chug of the train—it was like he had gone deaf. Although he could see his fellow passengers talking, the murmur of conversation had disappeared. That noisome miasma of various colognes, perfumes, and body odor had also dissipated. The summer humidity had turned into cool, dry air. It was as if everything around him looked normal, but his senses of smell, sound, and sensation were experiencing an alternate realm. Eventually, even his sight began to fade away, and reality bled into his reverie.
This man's idyllic retreat was but a halcyon within a world of cold, metal wilderness. He was surrounded by a new dimension that his mind could not remember but—now that it was freed—his soul already knew. The graffitied train walls had turned into sleek, shining sheets of metal. The train cabin stretched into a monotonous, narrow corridor—the end of which the man could not see. He was inside an industrial cage, but his roommates didn't seem to mind. The colorful, assorted street clothes the passengers had been wearing morphed into black jumpsuits and boots. They all sat upright, immobile, and utterly silent. That wasn't the worst aspect about the demons of this hell-ride, though—it was their eyes.
The woman who sat opposite the horrified man was dead in her eyes. She breathed ever so softly, and gently, like she was sleeping, yet her eyes were wide open. All of them were virtually asleep, though, except for this one man.
"Hello?" He tentatively whispered, attempting to rid his ears of the static white-noise of silence.
"H-hello?" He spoke a bit louder. When no one responded, daringly, he stood up. The lethargy produced by years of corporeal coma choked his muscles and heaved them towards the corrugated floor like an electromagnet. As his lamentations of agony ricocheted off the metallic walls of the railcar, the cramps crawled up his legs like spiders, and invaded his spinal cord like maggots boring into their last meal. Suddenly, the gentle yellow lighting of the train turned glaring crimson.
"Escapee alert! Escapee alert! Emergency stop." Was what bellowed from the train's interior speaker.
The train jolted and quaked like a turbulent aircraft as it abruptly halted. The blinking neon lights spotted and distorted the man's vision. As the sweat dripped from his brow, the alarm began speaking again.
"Analysis complete. Subject 0-4-0-2-1-8's Vision has expired."
The doors abruptly slid open, but no one entered. From what the subject could see from the disorienting train car, the subway was a ghost town littered with detritus and stained with a rainbow of alien substances. He hadn't known where he was going, nor where he had come from, he just knew that he had to be someplace else other than here. Hauling himself towards the door, his legs still in agony, he groaned and heaved heavily.
A faint tip-tap began to reverberate throughout the empty subway. It slowly creeped through the halls, gaining momentum and strength, until it settled into a desperate, insidious rhythm. With each tap, the heavy thuds grew louder and more urgent, like weeds devouring an old cottage. Just barely before the subject could heave himself onto the platform, two black boots blocked his path. Regretfully, he looked up.
Staring down at him calmly, placidly—almost curiously—was a man with wide, plain-white eyes. The subject, distracted and looking for any excuse to look away from the hollow expanses of insanity staring down him, glanced towards a soft thud that came from his left. Another man, with the same macabre mask, stepped through the opposite sliding door. Mere moments passed—those of which seemed like an eternity to the catatonically rendered subject—before the two shells of men seized him.
"I… Can you please--I don't know where I am." The subject's meek voice quivered and echoed as the shells dragged him through the squalid subway. He clumsily attempted to scramble to his feet, but the needles terrorizing his spine and calves mercilessly pierced his skin. As he wailed, he began sputter, "You're hurting me—please lemme go—I din't-do anything."
Neither of the ghosts paid any mind to the subject's distressed stammering and struggling. His protests merely reinforced the zealous nature of their hauling.
The subject soon found himself within an bright, white room restrained to a hospital bed. The soldiers had left him here, and moments had passed with nothing but the feeling of dread, and the ticking of the clock on the wall. A woman in a lab coat suddenly stepped through the door in the corner of the room. She peered at him momentarily with her hazel eyes, before strutting over to the sweaty man. As she approached him, not only did the click-clacking of her heels somehow calm the subject, but the sight of a person with pupils did as well.
"Subject...0-4-0-2-1-8, your location is Company Incorporated. Your Vision has expired, my job is to remove it. Afterwards, you'll be set free." She spoke to him with empty words, as if she had countless other "jobs" to complete before the day ended.
As she reached to grasp a contraption from the table behind him, he slightly lifted his head up and said, "Sefree? Whem I? W-wha-company? Did you see those...things?"
"The Company. The last company—the Company of all companies," she roughly pushed his head back down on the bed, "Hold still."
She forcefully strapped his head down to the bed and bent over him, holding the slender, cylindrical device with fastidious precision.
"Stop," he protested, yanking on the restraints, "Please, don't—"
The woman's gloved fingers carefully widened his eyelids. Then, she shined the light from the device into his pupil. Afraid to fidget for fear of undue injury, the man was as still as the passengers on the train. Promptly, the woman shined the same queer light into his other eye, and backed away.
"Whawas-zat for?"
"I told you, to remove your Vision." She matter-of-factly-stated.
"My-Vision my-Vision, what!" His voice had as much volume as that blaring alarm.
Frustrated, he began grinding uncomfortably against his restraints, "Oh, someone please help-me."
As he looked longingly at the ceiling, distrait, the woman, without warning, injected a needle into his neck. Exclaiming, he said, "What are you doing temee? Why won't you-just tell me what's going on? Why won't anyone answer my questions?"
"S'not my job…" She said, as she tossed the needle back onto the tray and click-clacked her way back out of the room.
Before the door could even close entirely, another woman, clad in a costume of veneer, entered the room; bringing the same two husks of men that apprehended him with her. Immediately, as if it were an inborn instinct, the subject tensed in the bed, and futilely attempted to escape. Impassive, the shells released his wrists and ankles from the restraints while the woman stood adjacent. As she listlessly waved the shells outside, the wary subject dazedly sat up from the bed.
"My name is Dr. Grey. I'm sure you have many questions about what's happened to you. I'm here to answer them for you." She chirped, and smiled a plastic grin. Her entire demeanor was counterfeit and contrived, like she was wearing a porcelain mask. The way she looked at the subject was enough to make his blood curdle and his hair wither and whiten. At this point, he was wishing for the other doctor to return, strutting her unfiltered insouciance.
"What did that lady stick in my neck—in the needle?"
"That was merely a solution of valium and morphine she used to help relax your muscles and allay your anxiety. All we want to do is help you—as much as we can—through your transition." She recited.
"Transition? What's a Vision? Why—how did I get here? My brother, Jerry, is he here too? I just—I'm completely lost." He awkwardly adjusted himself on the bed.
"It pains me to reveal this to you, subject 0-4-0-2-"
"My name is Jim." He indignantly declared. She smiled at him, like a mother would smile at a naive child.
"Jim," she paused, "Jerry—the person you're thinking of—is not real, anymore. He was a computer-generated artificial intelligence that was based off of your memory ingrams of him. The Vision that you are referring to, is the technological device that was used to produce the computer-generated world that you have been living in for that past 28 years. You have never left this facility since the War of 2118."
"28 years? My family…"
"Unfortunately, your family was one of the many casualties of the nuclear war. In your mother's will, she devoted her life savings to putting you in this program for as long as the money would last. Your subscription to Company Incorporated has now expired."
"I don't understand—where am I supposed to go?"
"Into the wasteland and ruins of our old city," her face morphed bizarrely into a frown, "Or," she perked up, "You can stay here, servicing the Company that so benevolently sheltered you during your time of need."
"What would I be doing?"
Dr. Grey abruptly stood up, went to crack the door, and gestured for the shells to enter again. He looked at the men, then at her. He gazed at her like the thing she was. She gently nodded. His heart dropped to his stomach, and he felt like he was going to be sick. They waited for a long time, but eventually she and Jim both exchanged looks of finality. The shells marched over to him, and each took hold of one of his arms, dragging him into the hallway. Down the corridor they went, taking monotonous turn after turn—those of which would be damp with Jim's tears—until they reached a large steel door.
The vault was unwound, and the shells threw him out onto the anemic terrain. As he himself unwinded like a ball of yarn on the bed of ruin, he looked back, and stared down the hall at the machine of a woman. As the vault was closed, Dr. Grey turned away.
Timidly, he gazed across the barren expanse of his new prison, littered with lost souls and stained with sorrow. The cold dreariness of this everlasting night-terror leaked across the blue-gray cloudscape. Billows of thundercloud suppurated and swelled throughout the murky pastel veil of sky. What used to be skyscrapers and sidewalks were now towering, rusty needles erupting from cracked concrete masses like neon flames. The beginning of his end was a black and white inferno.
© Caroline C., Coronado, CA
A few of my classmates and I participated together in National Novel Writing Month in April 2018. This short story was originally meant to be one of 12 short stories for an anthology, but I ended up only writing one of them. But, hey, I'd rather write 12 quality short stories in 12 months than a dozen mediocre ones in a day. A lot of inspiration for this short story came from sci-fi shows like "Black Mirror", "The Twilight Zone", and "The Outer Limits". However, the inspiration of this story is derived mainly from a story my father told me. One day, during the dawn of the smartphone revolution, while traveling on the train downtown, he looked around to discover with awe an eerie revelation: that everyone was engulfed in their phones, except for him and his flip phone. To quote my dad, "It felt like being in the Twilight Zone". I thought it'd be cool to do a dystopian twist on his experience.
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bookworm12120 PLATINUM said...
on Apr. 4 2019 at 4:18 pm
bookworm12120 PLATINUM, Crafton, Pennsylvania
"The Earth without Art is just Eh"
This is such an amazing, creative story! Your vocabulary is stunning and I love the imagery! Keep up the great work <3
Amehja PLATINUM said...
on Mar. 11 2019 at 11:11 am
Any feedback would be much appreciated!


When Ichabod Washburn died in 1868, he provided funds for the creation of this hospital. It was originally located in the mansion of Samuel Davis in the same site as it is now, on Belmont Street.
The following are links about Memorial Hospital you may find interesting. Also check out the other pages.
The following are comments left about Memorial Hospital from site visitors such as yourself. They are not spell checked or reviewed for accuracy.
I worked at this hospital in 1977 when I was 17...It was a great place to work. I worked in the Centrans dept. I now live in Cleveland Ohio and work at The Cleveland Clinic foundation, but still remember the good times here.
I remember clearly back in the 1940's when I was about 10 or 12 years old, there was entrance to the hospital on Kendall Street. When you went in and turned left down the corridor, there was a great big old wooden elevator on your right. It was operated by pulling on a rope which passed through holes in the ceiling and the floor. Don't ask me how it worked. I have no idea.
Remember them elivators with a rope/cable used to start and stop. No push buttons for a floor. Some times required a step of a 12 inches to exit and reach the floor.
I have very personal memories of Memorial Hospital. In August 1955 when I was six I was rushed to the Hospital by my neighbor Ethel Carlberg in her Desoto. I had fallen out of a tree and broke 4 ribs and punctured a lung. It was a Sunday and they had to call the surgeon to operate on me. His name was Dr Paul Ware. He saved my life. Very sadly I never got to thank him before my mother told me he died.
My brother keeps telling me he was born in 1945 at Lincoln Hospital in Worcester and I say Memorial Hospital. I find no history of a Lincoln Hospital. Can someone help me?
I was born here as was my brother and sister. My own children were born there 15 & 14 years ago respectively. My mother attended Nursing school here in late 60's early 70's.


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Robert E. Quisenberry
Published 4:34 pm Friday, April 24, 2020
Robert E. Quisenberry, 92, of Port Arthur, TX, passed away April 23rd, 2020.
He was born on November 30, 1927 in Kansas to Benson F. Quisenberry and Mary Agnes Cunningham.
He was raised in Kansas and Missouri before joining the Army and serving as an MP in Korea.
After his service, he moved to Port Arthur, TX to start his career as a chemical engineer for the Texaco refinery.
It was there that he met the love of his life, Georgia, and was married for 50 years.
He retired from Texaco in 1987 after 30 years of service.
Robert loved to fish and golf, but his greatest passion was just spending time with family.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Georgia Matulik Quisenberry, brothers, Benson and George Quisenberry, sisters, Angela Wollard and Virginia Peters.
He is survived by his son Charles R. Quisenberry, daughter, Laurel Amy, granddaughter, Taylor Amy, great grandchildren, Gage Whitten and Harlow Whitten all of Port Arthur, TX.
The family will receive friends from 5:00 – 7:00 pm Sunday April 26, 2020 at Grammier Oberle Funeral Home.
A private family graveside service will be held on Monday at Greenlawn Memorial Park.


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A recent Asterix reprint may have fallen victim to censorship of its famed intro
The president of the Czech Republic, Andrej Babiš, was interviewed in the French press about the right to defend European borders against Islamic invaders making their way to the continent as illegal immigrants, and the article reveals that one of France's most famous comic strips, Asterix (which the politician compared the fight for defending borders to), may have been victimized by the kind of censorship that's eating up western Europe now:
Sections of the French press wondered if Asterix's adventures, which first appeared in 1959, had fallen victim to censorship in Europe's heated political climate and the debate over mass migration, when its 37th volume was published a year ago.
With the series' "famous opening pages" omitted from the volume — meaning Asterix and Obelix were no longer introduced as "Gauls who resist the invader" — some media outlets questioned whether its publisher had felt "that this phrase, which is emblematic of the saga, is today too controversial to be delivered to an audience of millions?"
It's sadly and entirely possible Hachette - current publisher following the prior Dargaud - caved, as this kind of political correctness has become all too common and rampant in the cowardice consuming Europe today, and I'm sure it's not the only European/French/Belgian comic that could be victimized by modern censorship. Co-creating cartoonist Albert Uderzo sold the publication rights a number of years ago, and now, that could end up leading further to its ruination.
Labels: comic strips, Europe and Asia, islam and jihad, politics, terrorism
Hilarious. This is what you get when your entire media - in this case book publishing - is in the hands of the far left. Censorship as a "moral" principle. You know, I thought "Comicsgate" was just a meaningless hobby for some big time artists, but it could also be viewed as Asterix's village holding out against the Roman armies.
Posted by Mr. Bee | 10:39 AM
Asterix and Obelix were defending their village against an invading
army that had superior manpower, technology and weoponry. That is a
far cry from keeping out fleeing refugees. Refugees are not illegal
immigrants; they are people making a lawful claim for asylum as they
have a right to do under national and international law.
The bit about Asterix seems to be a phony manufactured concern, a case
of fake outrage, created by misquoting older articles. The article
that Breitbart uses as a reference read:
"Exit également les quelques lignes situant l'action : "Nous sommes en 50 avant Jésus-Christ. Toute la Gaule est occupée par les Romains… Toute ? Non. Un village peuplé d'irréductibles Gaulois résiste encore et toujours et à l'envahisseur…" L'éditeur a-t-il estimé que ce petit texte emblématique de la saga était aujourd'hui trop violent pour être livré à des millions de lecteurs ?
Interrogée par 20 Minutes, une représentante d'Hachette balaie le sujet, estimant que "cette question n'a pas d'intérêt", peut-on lire sur le site du quotidien gratuit. Et de simplement évoquer un « parti pris éditorial »…
The Breitbart article you take the quote from translates violent as controversial.
But "violent" in French means pretty much the same as it means in English;
if they had wanted to say controversial, they would have used the word
controversé. The article is saying that they removed the intro because
it was too violent, not because it was too controversial; and even if
they somehow meant violent in the sense of controversial, there is
nothing in the article to link the 'controversy' to refugees.
You can't rely too much on Breitbart; it is like Fox News on crack.
They often write their facts wrong, or put so much spin on them that
they lose touch with reality. Maybe there are other people in France who
saw something political in the removal of the old intro, but the Breitbart
article makes no mention of them.
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Q: Find SQL function from SQL statement in C# using regex I want to parse a SQL statement which may use a SQL function inside the query text. Now using C# regex I'd like to parse the string and check if there is any function name(s) used inside the query and extract those. There may be multiple functions used inside the query and each function can have n number of parameters which is not known from before hand.
select * from fnTest(@A, @B)
select x.* from fnTest(@A, @B) x join fnHelloWord(@C, @D, @E) y on x.SomeID = y.OtherID

*

*In the first sample the regex would return a string value fnTest.

*In the second sample the regex would return a list of function name strings like fnTest and fnHelloWord

A: If your string are like those you showed, then you can use a regex like this:
\w+(?=\()

Working demo

Btw, if you want to grab the regex content use capturing groups like:
(\w+)(?=\()

Match information:
MATCH 1
1.  [14-20] `fnTest`
MATCH 2
1.  [46-52] `fnTest`
MATCH 3
1.  [68-79] `fnHelloWord`

A: To add to Fede's answer, You may also need to allow for some number of whitespaces between the function name and the open parenthesis.
e.g. \w+\s*(?=\()

A: Use this regex:
@"([a-zA-Z0-9_]*)\([^\)]*\)"

Basically ([a-zA-Z0-9]*) matches an identifier (a-z, A-Z, or 0-9) and captures it, \( matches a left parenthesis, [^\)]* matches any number of things which are not right parentheses, and then finally \) matches a right parenthesis.
Alternatively, you could use this regex:
@"(\w*)\([^\)]*\)"

Becaue \w matches [a-zA-Z0-9_].


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LEDITOR: Closing Thoughts
Outgoing editor-in-chief reflects on her newspaper experience
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Senior Kai Lincke adjusts her camera settings while taking pictures at the Spring Fling on April 29.
Kai Lincke, Editor-in-Chief
Over the last few weeks, I've been rewinding the highlight reels of my four years at Haven. Amidst the awkward school dances and boisterous pep rallies, research papers and math homework, there has always been one constant: the Panther Press.
I walked into the media lab as an unsure freshman, learning the basics of photography and video in Ms. Plows' Visual Communications class. Just by luck, or maybe by fate, the Panther Press editor-in-chief, Maddie Marks, frequently worked on the paper in the media lab during her independent study, the same block as my class. I was intrigued by her work and wanted to learn more. One day after class, I worked up the courage to stay for the staff meeting. I was timid and reserved at first, unsure how I fit in amongst a group of animated upperclassmen, but by the end of the meeting, I had signed up to write an article about Earth Day.
With each publication, the design has improved, our staff has grown, and our writers have become more confident. I am so proud of all that our staff has accomplished this year—most of all, their commitment to jumping in and telling our school's story. I didn't have particular knowledge or passion about Earth Day, but I was determined to write the best darn Earth Day article this school had ever seen. I pored over the Panther Press website, trying to pick up journalistic lingo and formatting from the posted articles. I can still feel my heart racing and legs quivering as I worked up the nerve to interview teachers and students for the article. When the article was printed one month later, I sent an ecstatic text to my parents: "I'M PUBLISHED!"
With each publication, the design has improved, our staff has grown, and our writers have become more confident. I am so proud of all that our staff has accomplished this year—most of all, their commitment to jumping in and telling our school's story. "
— Kai Lincke
That moment is one of the standouts in my highlight reel. From that day on, this newspaper has had a prominent role in my life. I've spent the last three years practicing design and writing skills and sitting with upperclassmen staff to observe their process.
This year, I had the incredible opportunity to lead the newspaper as editor-in-chief. When I inherited the newspaper last June, I knew I had a monumental task ahead of me: returning to print publications after a year of publishing online. Reviving this format meant expanding our staff, and rebuilding our role within the school. It was challenging to find our footing again, but we pushed through. With each publication, the design has improved, our staff has grown, and our writers have become more confident. I am so proud of all that our staff has accomplished this year—most of all, their commitment to jumping in and telling our school's story.
This position has been both everything and nothing like I expected. Serving as editor-in-chief has been one of the most stressful and rewarding opportunities of my high school career. While I've had the opportunity to tell many amazing stories this year, I often felt a massive responsibility to ensure that our newspaper captured it all and put pressure on myself to produce publications that documented all aspects of school life. I had New York Times-level aspirations at a high school newspaper. It took me a long time to accept that my big goals weren't realistic for our publication.
The pressure of producing an eight- to twelve-page publication often felt like a huge weight on my chest. There were some days when the newspaper defeated me, and I felt so much pressure that I struggled to come up for air. I think the most important thing I've learned this year is that it's okay to ask for help, and it's important to acknowledge our limits. It doesn't make you weak, or a bad person. Constantly running around, trying to squeeze everything in isn't healthy or sustainable. We can't do it all, and people can't help you if they don't know you're struggling.
Though this newspaper has often been stressful, I owe so much to the Panther Press. This newspaper was here for me for every stage of my high school journey. This newspaper was my introduction to journalism and sparked my love of storytelling. Writing articles about COVID procedures helped me to process my anxiety about returning to in-person learning, and researching college admissions provided an outlet for me after I didn't get into my dream school.
Three years later, there still is nothing like opening a freshly printed newspaper and seeing my name in print. Folding through our old newspapers is like taking a walk down memory lane. I was part of the Panther Press when we covered new Chromebooks and new administrators, when we addressed stress and student mental health, and when we reported on the band's masked mini-season. Each newspaper provides a snapshot in time, a glimpse into student life at Strath Haven. I almost can't remember what my life was like without the Panther Press. As an underclassman, I found a community that welcomed me with open arms and showed me the ropes. As an upperclassman, I've had the opportunity to teach younger students about journalism and the power of student voices.
None of this coverage would be possible without our staff. I am so proud of my team and all that we have documented this year. Editors, thank you for guiding your writers and contributing your great ideas to this paper.
Writers, thank you for jumping in to document this historic year. Most of you were new to journalism, but you quickly embraced this newspaper and committed to covering our school's stories. Designers, thank you for saving me (often at the last minute) when I wasn't sure how to "make things look better." Staff, each and every one of you is critical to this newspaper, and I appreciate you all so much.
Thank you to Mrs. Munn and Mr. Zakrzewski for giving me the incredible opportunity to lead the Panther Press. Thank you to Maddie Marks, Evelyn Meeker, and Will Garrett for allowing me to sit with you and learn how to put a newspaper together. I'm so grateful that you believed in me and took that timid freshman under your wing. Thank you to Ms. Plows for exchanging "THAT'S A STORY!" emails with me and encouraging my love for journalism. Thank you to my family, especially my parents, for supporting me through many stressful send to press weeks (and always).
I know that I am leaving the paper with an amazing incoming staff. I am elated to announce that the Panther Press will welcome two editors-in-chief next year, Matthew Chen and Julia Gray. Already, they have proven that they have a strong work ethic, creative perspective, dedication to the publication, and care for others. Their writing, design, and photography skills will guide them well throughout the process. Matt and Gray, thank you both for stepping up and helping me to finish this issue. I am so grateful for all of your work.
Thank you readers for picking up our paper. Whether you're here for the latest school news or the crossword, I'm so grateful that you're taking the time to consider our staff's work. If you see something you like here, get involved! The newspaper is always happy to have fresh perspective.
As June speeds by, I know it's time to say goodbye to this paper—this beautiful, stressful, wonderful paper. I also know that the Panther Press will always be part of me. I am so grateful for all of the lessons and experiences that it has given me, most importantly the appreciation for stories and news. I've learned that everyone has a story if you take time to get to know them. Strath Haven, thank you for sharing yours.
Kai Lincke
Panther Press Editor-in-chief, 2021-2022
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Microsoft Ends Support for Windows 8, Asks you to Jump to Windows 10
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A little more than three years after the release of the system, Microsoft decided to end the support of Windows 8. The company delivered the last pack of security updates for Windows 8 as a part of Patch Tuesday, and encouraged users to upgrade to the newer version of Windows (8.1 or 10).
The usual lifecycle of a Windows operating system is 10 years from the date it was launched. But since Windows 8 has been upgraded to with Windows 8.1, the company now considers Windows 8.1 as the main operating system, as it's being treated as a Service Pack instead of a new OS.
So Microsoft will end the support of Windows 8, but it will still support older versions of Windows, like Windows Vista (until April 11, 2017) and Windows 7 (January 4, 2020).
"Unlike service packs that are typically just a collection of fixes, Windows 8.1 has new features and enhancements. We designed Windows 8.1 to give customers an ability to deploy this update in a manner that is similar to how customers deploy service packs, therefore we are applying the existing service pack support policy to Windows 8.1.
[For] Windows 8, support ends 24 months after the next service pack releases or at the end of the product's support lifecycle, whichever comes first. If you are using software without the latest service pack you won't be offered any new security or non-security updates, although preexisting updates will continue to be offered."
Microsoft encourages users to upgrade to a newer version of Windows, because if they stick with Windows 8, their system will be vulnerable to attacks, due to the lack of security updates. The upgrade to Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 is free (if you have a genuine version of Windows, of course), so the end of support shouldn't be a problem, unless you're emotionally attached to Windows 8.
Windows 8 isn't the only Microsoft's product that faced the end of support today, as Microsoft also ended the support of all older versions of Internet Explorer, as well.
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During the hundreds of years when Anglo-Saxon and Norman French were blending into one language, the slow combining process caused the words of both languages to take on a uniquely English sound. That's why we detect no difference between words of Anglo-Saxon origin; such as, eat and sleep and those of Norman origin; such as, face and pen.
In the centuries following its resulting in a modern language, English adopted thousands of words from other languages; especially, since England became a nation of international merchants, traders, explorers and colonizers. Most of these words don't look or sound particularly foreign to us because their sounds and spellings were Anglicized. Yacht, booze, easel and pickle may hint slightly of their Dutch origin, but nap, leak, toy, snap and kit, which are also Dutch, don't seem at all foreign.
From Arabic (either borrowed directly or via Italian, French, or Spanish) came: cotton, orange, sugar, almanac, alcohol, algebra, giraffe, magazine, and zero. From German, we have: noodle, seminar, bum, nix, halt, poker, swindler, stroll, and sleazy. From Italian, we have inherited: balcony, bandit, miniature, umbrella, cartoon, bank, cash, concert, and attack. From Spanish came: cask, cargo, chocolate, guitar, plaza, tomato, patio, and ranch.
Smaller contributions have come from Hebrew: amen, jubilee, cherub, and sabbath; from Hindi: bungalow, pajamas, cot, loot, thug, jungle, and shampoo; Persian contributed: bazaar, caravan, magic, rice, rose, tape, and tiger; Portuguese: albino, molasses, and pagoda; Pacific island languages provided us with: bamboo, taboo, tattoo, and gingham; West African languages contributed: banana, jazz, banjo, tote, gorilla, and yam; and last, but not the least, from American Indians: moose, raccoon, skunk, mocassin, and mackinaw.
The English institutions that have French-derived words for the church include: saint, clergy, miracle, mercy, and bail; for government: crown, state, country, tax, nation, and parliament; and for the military: war, peace, battle, arms, soldier, navy, enemy, spy, and assault.
It is popularly thought that the one-syllable words of modern English derive mostly from Anglo-Saxon, the language of a relatively simple-living people. That is only partially true. While many basic concepts like man, wife, child, house, bench, meat, grass, leaf, good, high, strong, eat, drink, sleep, live, fight, and love are, indeed, Anglo-Saxon in origin, many others are not. Some of the words the Normans from France contributed to everyday life are air, sound, large, poor, real, cry, please, pay, quit, wait, age, face, use, joy, and pen.
It took centuries for the Anglo-Saxon and Norman-French languages to blend into a common tongue. Part of the reason was the normal length of time it takes for languages to combine into one. Another reason was the resistance of the general Anglo-Saxon population to learning the language of their conquerors. As new generations were born, old memories faded away. By the middle of the fifteenth century, they were no longer Anglo-Saxons and Normans. They were the English, a distinctive people with a distinctive language.


Can you believe Summer is almost over? It feels like yesterday that I was brainstorming ideas to add to our Summer bucket list, and here we are in the middle of September. It certainly flew by, but I can say without a doubt that our family's season was packed full of precious memories.
I was ambitious at the start of the Summer. For whatever reason, I had it in my head that one activity per week from our bucket list would be manageable. Somewhere around the middle of the season I took a dose of reality and chose to let go a little. We were able to complete 13 out of the 19 activities we planned, and I managed to write about 7 of them. I'm thankful that Dutch now has 7 awesome memories, preserved and cherished within the archives of this blog.
We took our first Summer beach trip early in the season. I remember not feeling well that day and the weather was cold and gloomy. Dutch wanted to explore every square inch of that beach, leaving me exhausted after only the first hour in. I learned a valuable lesson about partner communication that day. You can read all about it here, Lessons & Memories From a Family Beach Trip.
On an edible note, we gave Dutch his first S'mores experience this Summer. We went about it a bit differently, preparing them at home in our kitchen oven. I shared the recipe, along with some lessons learned in this post, Perfect Oven Baked S'mores.
My Pinterest community loved this post over the Summer season, it's since been viewed and shared a few hundred times.
We made homemade ice cream this Summer, sans maker. I uncovered an awesome recipe that required only 4 all-natural ingredients and a blender. With only a few simple modifications, it turned out delicious. I shared our experience in a post titled, Homemade Strawberry Banana Ice Cream.
Similarly, I experimented with some teething popsicle recipes. In this post, Easy Homemade Banana Popsicles, you'll find a recipe that also requires only 4 all-natural ingredients and a blender.
Our biggest Summer project was planting and caring for our container veggie/herb garden. I wrote two posts about our experience. The first post, How to Plant a Container Veggie/Herb Garden, was about what we learned from purchasing and planting our garden in early July. The second post, Our Family Veggie Garden: Update & Care Tips, was written two months later and includes photo updates, care tips, and some thoughts on caring for our garden as a family.
Lastly, Dutch turned two over the Summer. We had an awesome day celebrating our little guy, including a family beach trip and pizza party. Just days later we took a Summer getaway to San Diego, California, where we visited the San Diego Zoo, Sea World, Old Town, Balboa Park, and Mission Beach. I created two video blogs to preserve these precious Summertime memories: Dutch's 2nd Birthday VLOG and Our Summer Getaway VLOG.
Cheers to an awesome Summer, and a happy holiday season ahead!


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It was on the way to the shop :-) Pricey4634Sep 9, 2011, 6:10 AM Hi guys. LiteCastStudios 1.033.749 visualizaciones 6:35 How To: Fix Your Internet Connection - Duración: 2:55. After a few moments a message displays indicating that the computer is Successfully connected to the network.
When the home page for the router displays, you might need to type a password to perform configuration tasks.
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For instance, an interruption in the power to a router or a modem, or even a momentary break in the signal from the ISP.
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Figure : Opening the Network and Sharing Center note: If the Network Connection icon is missing, click Start and type Network in the Start Search box. Give it A Like & comment to see if it worked ;DThanks :) Categoría Consejos y estilo Licencia Licencia Atribución de Creative Commons (reutilización permitida) Vídeos originales Ver atribuciones Mostrar más How can the US electoral college vote be so different to the popular vote? Windows Vista Cannot Connect To Internet Via Wireless If the electrical power to the computer, the router, or the Internet service is interrupted momentarily, the IP address might change and disrupt the connections.
Flag Permalink This was helpful (0) Back to Windows Vista forum 25 total posts Popular Forums icon Computer Help 51,912 discussions icon Computer Newbies 10,498 discussions icon Laptops 20,411 discussions icon Vista Not Connecting To Wifi Local Only This information changes as the network status changes. Linux, MAC, ??? Turn off password protected sharing.
Cerrar Más información View this message in English Estás viendo YouTube en Español (España). Windows Vista Not Connecting To Internet Track this discussion and email me when there are updates If you're asking for technical help, please be sure to include all your system info, including operating system, model number, and note: If the computer cannot connect to the Internet, use another computer to download the files to an external storage device. Figure : Network Connection menu The Network and Sharing Center opens and displays the name of the network(s) and the types of connections.
Printer sharing is active only when a printer is detected. TutorialGuyDudeMan 589.594 visualizaciones 2:27 [FIX] NO INTERNET ACCESS - Windows 7 - Duración: 5:33. Windows Vista Connect To Wifi But No Internet Reconnect the power to the router and allow it to reestablish the connections to the modem and other components. Vista Cannot See Wireless Network If neither computer can connect to the Internet, contact your Internet Service Provider for technical assistance.
as far as i know, i don't have a network bridge (unless it is something in the way the linksys unit has set itself upbefore i install the hotfix and screw However, there's a disconnection between the router and the internet. To reestablish the correct IP addresses, reset the power as follows: Completely shut down the computer. http://tawish.org/windows-vista/vista-cannot-connect-to-wireless-internet.php The following sections provide detailed explanations of the troubleshooting process and corrective actions.
The Network and Sharing Center window displays. Windows Vista Connected But No Internet Click the down arrow under Permission Level to set read-only or make changes to the shared folder. Figure : Network Connection menu In the Network and Sharing Center, click Manage network connections.
don't leave it as linksys). To get the updated wireless LAN adapter drivers and latest version of the BIOS for your computer, go to the HP Drivers and Downloads page and search for updated drivers. Vuelve a intentarlo más tarde. How To Connect Windows Vista To Wifi Figure : Set up a connection or network In the Choose a connection option window, select Manually connect to a wireless network, and click Next.
You info. Sorry, there was a problem flagging this post. Figure : Manually connecting to a wireless network Type the required wireless network information, and then click Next. http://tawish.org/windows-vista/vista-cannot-connect-to-internet-via-wireless.php For help, see Creating a Wireless Home Network and Sharing Files in Windows Vista.
Idioma: Español Ubicación del contenido: España Modo restringido: No Historial Ayuda Cargando... Step 2: Sharing drives, folders, and files To share non-public folders, do the following: Click Start , and click Computer. Turn on sharing so anyone with network access can open, change and create files. Mcafee asked me if I wanted to allow it to conncect to the internet though it was unrecognized.


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