Situated right in the center of town, La Boulangerie offers a taste of village life. The 300 year old former bakery combines modern amenities with French provincial charm. This beautiful home overlooks the 12th century Romanesque church and market square in the medieval town of Saint-Aignan sur Cher. With the freshest produce at your doorstep and access to many world famous chateaux and wineries, La Boulangerie is the perfect place to indulge in all that the Loire Valley has to offer.
"We had one of our best holidays ever. Could not recommend La Boulangerie more highly."
"I would say it is one of the best rental apartments we have had."
"The view from the upper bedroom is straight out of a fairytale"
"We loved our stay at La Boulangerie. It has charming medieval character as well as beautiful decorating, modern bathrooms and kitchen, and comfortable bedrooms. The pictures on the website are accurate; take special notice of the view from the third floor bedroom, a once-in-a-lifetime view."
"Our stay in this property was so wonderful that at first I considered keeping it a secret - but I've raved to so many of my friends and family that the word's out! Do yourself a favour - book this accommodation."
"Couldn't ask for a better location for a holiday - great location, great wine, great food and more chateaus than you could shake a stick at."
"Of our 20 week stays in Europe this was up with the best."
Bec and Brett, Melbourne, Australia.
"When we remember our summer in France, our hearts return to St Aignan, our little town in the French countryside. It was simply amazing."
"The house was spacious with large bedrooms, especially the top floor. Huge room and what a view."
Shane and I and our daughter and her partner stayed at this beautifully presented town house in July. We had one of our best holidays ever. Exploring the Loire valley, the chateaux, the beautiful villages, watching the Tour de France pass by were all of course wonderful but the best experience was simply living in the town of St aignan: buying provisions at the Saturday market just out the front door, the daily baguettes obtained from a nearby bakery, our evening aperitifs at aux Cepages and several great restaurants. Rachael and Trent could not do enough to help us and the lovely Natalie from next door. Could not recommend La Boulangerie more highly.
La Boulangerie is a gem. The apartment is spacious and nicely decorated. The owner has done an amazing job in restoring an old bakery and turning it into a warm comforting home. I would say it is one of the best rental apartments we have had: centrally located at a picturesque village, tastefully decorated with comfortable beds and sitting areas, beautiful views and a lovely kitchen. The weekend market at the square was a nice surprise, not to be missed if you want some fresh French produce for a home-cook meal. The part we liked best is the evening strolls along the river.
My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our 6 day stay at La Boulangerie! Set in a quaint medieval village, the accommodation offered both charming details—exposed wooden beams, stonework—and tasteful modern facilities. Everything one could need is provided, and we were warmly welcomed upon arrival. The view from the upper bedroom is straight out of a fairytale (as shown in photos). Highlights of our stay included the Saturday food market in the village square (right outside the door!), visiting Amboise and the many beautiful Chateau in the area. I highly recommend this lovely spot in the Loire Valley.
We loved our stay at La Boulangerie. It has charming medieval character as well as beautiful decorating, modern bathrooms and kitchen, and comfortable bedrooms. The pictures on the website are accurate; take special notice of the view from the third floor bedroom, a once-in-a-lifetime view. The living room was comfortable too and had a TV that carried BBC and CNN, for those who want to catch up on what is happening elsewhere. Everything was spotless, and Nathalie, the manager, was amusing and helpful--fun to meet. When we had to leave earlier on our day of departure, she was most accommodating. The village itself is so interesting: the medieval buildings, the beautiful church, and the grounds of the chateau, with lovely views over the countryside. Don't miss La Petrie with its excellent baguettes, croissants, and pain au chocolate. We also strongly recommend L'Amarena restaurant, just steps from La Boulangerie. The owners are so friendly and welcoming and the food is delicious, especially, in our opinion, the Sicilian and the Italienne. We're a bit embarrassed to admit it, but we ate there three nights--we couldn't stay away! St. Aignan is perfectly situated for visits to the chateaux. There are so many to choose from, but our favorites were Chenonceau, Villandry, Usse and Cheverny (be there at 5:00 to see them feel the hunting dogs). We also spent time in amboise and toured Leonardo da Vinci's last home there. Overall, it was a wonderful experience. We recommend La Boulangerie most highly and would love to stay there again.
Our stay in this property was so wonderful that at first I considered keeping it a secret - but I've raved to so many of my friends and family that the word's out! I've been holidaying in Europe regularly since 1978 and I have to concede that Christmas, 2012 in 'La Boulangerie', St Aignan, provided one of the highlights of my travel experiences. Your first viewing of the house will make you gasp: those beams! those flagstones! the beautiful, spiral staircases! The historical aspect of the building initially promises a cosy, quirky environment, but in addition to this, it's fitted with all mod. cons: neat kitchen; dishwasher; modern bathrooms; spacious bedrooms; crisp linen; comfortable furnishings. It's a dream. And on Saturday mornings, there's a market on the doorstep, offering the finest comestibles France has to offer.The cheese! The oysters! A few doors down is your local bistro - 'Chez Constant'. Drop in there for dinner on your first night and from then on, you'll be treated like a local. It would be perfectly feasible to spend your time in this village without a car, as there is so much to do, for those who just love to eat, drink and ramble, but if you want to go further afield, the chateaux and vineyards of the Loire Valley are easily accessible. After holidaying here twice, I want to live in St Aignan. Correction: I made that decision after the first visit. Full marks to Rachael, the owner, whose communication and helpfulness have been second-to-none. Nathalie, the local shop-owner who will greet you on your arrival, completes the welcoming team for this spectacular holiday rental. Do yourself a favour - book this accommodation.
We stayed for 6 days in August 2012 with our 1 year old and 3 year old girls. This house could not have been more convenient or beautiful for that matter. Everything you could need is within short walking distance - restaurants, bars, bakeries and the food market on saturday morning outside the house was excellent. Locals are very nice, the medieval town with their cobbled streets are beautiful. The town has a great park and swimming pool both next to the river with a great view of the chateau above - all of which our kids loved. The Zoo Parc de Beauval is a great day out and is only 2 miles or so away. Couldn't ask for a better location for a holiday - great location, great wine, great food and more chateaus than you could shake a stick at. Thanks to Starr for being so helpful. This place is worth every penny.
My sister and her husband and 2 children (ages 10 and 2) and myself and my husband had a fabulous 10 day stay in this lovely house in St. Aignan. The location was great. We rented a car and headed out most days to explore the region and its many chateaus. St. Aignan in a lovely little village, very safe and easy to walk around. There was a very good bakery just up the street from our place and we went every morning for fresh baking for breakfast. There is a world renowned zoo very close by - 10 or so minutes - that we all enjoyed. Probably one of the best zoos I have been too. Many vineyards in the region and sooo much history. Starr was very welcoming and helpful and all in all we had a great holiday. Highly recommend both the accommodations and the village.
We stayed for three weeks (June 3rd-June 24th), it was simply amazing. Two parents and four children ages 3-11. Our girls had the upstairs, including a full bathroom, to themselves, with a perfect view of the church; the boys had the bedroom on the second floor next to the master bedroom. We actually counted 105 steps to the bakery from this townhouse. It is in the very center of the most charming town. Market is on Saturday right outside the window where we tried all the cheeses, breads, vegetable, meats (including rabbit and horse), and practiced our French (we spoke no French upon arrival). We took strolls through the town and walked the two blocks to the park on the island in the river, with this medevil town as our backdrop; it was a perfect simply life, filled with history and exploration. With castles and picturesque towns in every direction it was the perfect location. We ate at the local creparie, tried every type of pastrie at the Patisserie (try lots, because they cost twice as much in Paris), toured the crypt of the local church, waived to the local cobbler across the street, listened to the bells of the clock tower on the church ring on the hour and half-hour during the daylight, and even enjoyed pizza and Thai from the restaurants both within a block of us. We even spent a day at the amazing Zoo, which was worth every minute. Starr and Douglas were excellent hosts, and very responsive if we needed assistance. The townhouse is a three story converted bakery with stone walls and beams throughout; it was our summer home. It had everything we need to prepare meals and feed a family for nearly a month. We could not have found a more perfect city, or a more perfect home to spend our summer. Being able to let your kids walk to the bakery in a foreign country, order in a foreign language, use foreign money, and be greeted by everyone with a smile and such friendly dispositions was amazing. St. Aignan is essentially a small agricultural town, with a slower pace of life and wonderful people. We spent a week in Paris after St. Aignan and toured the Louve, when to the top of the Eiffel Tower, road the boats and at great food; but, when we remember our summer in France, our hearts return to St. Aignan, our little town in the French countryside. We would return in a minute, and recommend this location to any family looking for the perfect escape. We traveled with our friends who stayed nearby with their family of 7. It was the perfect vacation.
The house was spacious with large bedrooms, especially the top floor. Huge room and what a view. The house was very comfortable with everything you could possibly need. The house overlooks the square which is where you park. Very convenient & had no trouble getting a space each day. We were very comfortable here during our week in the Loire Valley. It was a great base for our vacation. We really loved the town as well. Wonderful medieval town, just lovely! We enjoyed walking the streets and walking around the chateau that is there next to the beautiful church! In town, a short walk away from the house is a grocery store that has everything we needed. There is also a larger store a short drive away. The people in town were friendly & helpful & Starr was very welcoming and just a phone call away if you need something. Also, check out the zoo that is just a few short miles away from the house! Wonderful zoo. Also, many vineyards all over the place The location of the town is absolutely ideal for visiting so many of the incredible chateaus of the Loire Valley. There are so many of them just a short drive away. The chateaus were absolutely stunning, breathtaking, gorgeous, just absolutely incredible!! Wow! This whole area was better than I imagined it would be. What an amazing vacation! I have travelled to Europe 10 times now on my vacations & this was one of my favorite trips! I definitely plan on coming back someday. So you can not go wrong with this house, this town and this location.
This town-house has a very mediaeval and ancient atmosphere overlooking the authentic old roofs of the town. Starr and Douglas were wonderful hosts and were very attentive to our needs. The house was very spacious, clean and tidy and beautifully presented. We had no problems with anything at all. We all loved the attic room, especially looking out at the church late at night and watching the birds swirl around the steeple. Its position on one of the main squares made it very convenient to local shops and restaurants. There was easy access to the Loire and Cher valleys.Of our 20 week stays in Europe this was up with the best.
We just came back from our vacation in France and during that trip, we had the chance of spending 5 wonderful days in THE OLD BAKERY...We enjoyed every minute of our stay. The house was perfect for our family of 5 ( 2 adults and 3 kids). Yes the house is old...and absolutely charming!!! The kitchen and both bathrooms are totally remodelled to the highest standards. The town is very nice with a good bakery, good restaurants and a supermarket you can walk to...It was also very pleasant to meet Starr and Douglas...very good hosts. If you want the authentic feeling of the French village lifestyle...this is definitely the place to be...and close to several castles... We took a picture of our younger son reading by the window of the 3rd floor bedroom...with the castle in the background...= PRICELESS!
Booking a house through the internet can often be a hit or miss adventure, but this "baker's home on the square" exceeded our expectations. We were three middle aged couples traveling to France for the first time and St Aignan was our first destination. It's location next to the river Cher was ideal for sightseeing throughout the Loire region and the owner was very helpful with suggestions for local sites and restaurants. The house and village were both ideal as the starting location for our trip to France. After our flight over from Texas we drove straight down from Paris, arriving late in the afternoon and in need of a good nights sleep. The charming house and hosts welcoming us were greatly appreciated! The description of the home is very accurate, it has been recently remodeled with the amenities that made our stay restful and enjoyable (especially the lovely bathrooms). The Willis's are wonderful hosts, checking in on us often enough to make sure that everything was going well. In the past I have found that online vacation homes often embellish the description of the properties, but not this time. St Aignan is a wonderful village and we found the local business owners very accommodating of our limited skills in their native tongue. Right around the corner there is a wonderful bakery for breakfast goodies and we greatly enjoyed our early morning coffee with the locals. The region is charming, not only with a multitude of chateaus to choose from but also the lovely countryside and villages that made for wonderful driving tours. We have already recommended this home and region in France to our friends back home. Our only regret was that we hadn't planned a longer stay!
We spent a wonderful week in St. Aignan with our family and friends (3 adults, 4 kids). The house was charming and spacious and was absolutely perfect for our needs. The medieval town of St. Aignan was absolutely charming, with great bakeries, butcher, and a delicious pizza shop across the street from the house. The photos of the house really don't do it justice. It is really large and we had room to spare. We especially loved the spacious room with the three twin beds--perfect for our kids. The kitchen was very clean and had absolutely everything we needed, including a great espresso maker. The village location was perfect for exploring the area countryside and castles. We visited two goat farms and a lovely vineyard, as well as a number of castles. Because the distances were short from the house, we were able to do this as half-day excursions. The boys also loved being able to walk down to the river and riverside playground. There is also a nice looking swimming pool but we never ended up going. In short, we LOVED it and would love to come back!


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This event celebrates the work being done in our community to create positive change and opportunity for all, and reminds us that that this continued work is only possible when we are unified in our intention to create and embrace a truly diverse community.
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After music and storytelling, we honored our team members with the Spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Awards to recognize those who carry on the light, vision and legacy of Dr. King in our workplace and communities. Among 16 nominees from across Mission Health, two individuals were awarded for Workplace Excellence and Community Impact. These team members demonstrate what it means to truly care for every person and create change one person at a time. Read more about our award winners and nominees below. To watch the full event, click here.
Lori Wagner, MD, is dedicated to our diverse community and to providing safe, evidence-based medical care for transgender and gender nonconforming youth as a pediatric endocrinologist. Through her work, she has improved care and outcomes for this often vulnerable population to create gender-affirming environments that ensure access to medical services and connect our youth with community resources. She has also helped create educational resources for staff and community members to gain a better understanding about gender identity. Dr. Wagner serves as part of a community healthcare network, including medical and behavioral healthcare providers, who share a passion to offer services to support youth and help them feel empowered to be whom they are. We know that transgender individuals face discrimination, violence and victimization, delays in seeking healthcare and have a lifetime prevalence of attempted suicide of greater than 40 percent; and for a youth working through gender identity, having a safe and accepting provider who understands and can address these risks early can make all the difference. Dr. Wagner is kind and accepting in her approach to care, community connections and outreach; she shares her knowledge and experiences with others to help reduce suffering among a population that has historically and continues to face discrimination in our society. In her acceptance speech, Dr. Wagner said, "The kids that I see, they're the heroes. The parents that are with them, they're the heroes." Though Dr. Wagner says she "doesn't think her part in this work is any more special or important than any other providers in the community," her work is a critical component in a community of providers caring for this vulnerable population through a challenging time in their lives.
Mission Health is committed to diversity, inclusion and health equity by fostering a culture that values differences and similarities. Our standard practice is to exist as a fair, equitable, health and inclusive organization that aligns with and supports our patients, our workforce and the communities we serve. Learn more at missionhealth.org/diversity.


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The Biodiversity Crisis offers general audiences a clear understanding of the current threat to life on Earth posed by the fastest mass extinction in Earth's history, which has taken place over the last five hundred years. Unlike prior extinctions, this one is clearly a direct result of human activity, not of natural phenomena. Yet the public remains unaware of the crisis in sustaining biodiversity—the variety and interdependence of all living things on Earth.
Published in conjunction with the American Museum of Natural History, whose major Hall of Biodiversity opened to great acclaim, the book defines biodiversity, demonstrates its importance to life as we know it, and presents strategies and solutions, including what we can do in our own homes and communities, for stopping the escalating rate of species' extinction. It combines essays by experts including E. O. Wilson, Niles Eldredge, and Peter Raven; profiles of naturalists such as Jane Goodall; and case studies.
Engaging and accessible, The Biodiversity Crisis presents the best scientific thinking in language and images that we can all understand, and is illustrated with photographs and drawings and supplemented with a resource section and a glossary of key terms.
Dr. Michael Novacek is senior vice president and provost of science at the American Museum of Natural History. He is also the curator of the Department of Vertebrate Paleontology, and is a specialist on fossil mammals.
When it comes to biodiversity, ignorance is not bliss. In this section we acknowledge the depth of our ignorance about life on this planet. Yet enough is known to indicate life in crisis. The authors cast the ongoing loss of habitats and species in dire terms, on a scale comparable to the mass extinctions of the past. It is as normal for species to become extinct as it is for new species to evolve. Both the rates of evolution and extinction of species are relatively low. In periods of mass extinction, it is the increased rate of extinction that is significant. For example, Norman Myers claims that the current rate of species loss is probably 10,000 times greater than that of the background extinction rate, or the normal extinction rate. It is also possible to identify in many dimensions just what we are losing, namely, the enormous benefits of biological diversity in terms of ecosystem services, products for human health and consumption, and enhancement of the quality of life in both economic and aesthetic terms. As Edward O. Wilson notes in the opening essay of this section, wild species are the source of forty percent of our medicines, and all species offer unique insights to science. Indeed, as Francesca T. Grifo emphasizes, biodiversity is not only a priceless source of pharmaceuticals, it is critical to maintaining safe water supplies and controlling disease-causing organisms. The integral importance of millions of species to maintaining processes essential forlife—control of toxins and harmful microbes, soil decomposition, and recycling of nutrients and atmospheric gases—is a recurrent theme in essays by Norman Myers, Paul R. Ehrlich and Simon A. Levin, and Peter H. Raven. It should be remembered, however, that the benefit of a given ecosystem is not simply a function of how many species live in a particular region. David Ehrenfield vividly describes the unspoiled Soper Valley in Baffin Island, Canada, which remains an environment with its "... own kind of grandeur and glory, a living presence that surely makes an equally powerful claim on our care and affection," despite the low number of species.
Ignoring, or irresponsibly exploiting, these benefits—medicinal, economic, or aesthetic—has drastic effects. Robert Repetto explains why unsustainable logging practices not only create unnecessary waste of trees and other forest products, but also increase greenhouse gases through burning of huge tracts of tropical forests. Thus loss of species does not only translate to loss of valuable natural habitat; as Peter Raven notes, this crisis threatens the basic physical system of the planet, involving the recycling of chemicals in the soil, oceans, and atmosphere. As all the contributors stress, one way to mitigate the massive degradation and destruction of habitats is to infuse conservation action with fundamental scientific discovery. Thomas Eisner describes developments in molecular biology and biochemistry that help scientists identify chemicals that are used by species in defense against predators and other adaptations. Chemical substances once discovered can be used in their natural state or can provide a model for synthesized compounds. The current range of such chemical applications is impressive and the potentials for chemical exploration of the biosphere are extraordinary. Such work puts a tangible value on biodiversity in terms of human need, and moves us from short-term, indiscriminate harvesting of habitats toward bio- exploration and sustainable harvesting of new products. Science must set the framework for such sustainable programs. For example, comprehensive scientific data on population sizes and viability in species of ocean fishes and other marine life can identify both good and bad management, as effectively shown in the Audubon Guide to Seafood compiled by Carl Safina. The contributors to this section as well as the scientists, artists, and educators profiled have dedicated their careers to the advocacy of sound, scientifically based conservation of biodiversity. It is hoped that their words will inspire future generations of biodiversity scientists as well as policy makers.
Why is biodiversity in crisis?
In a careful examination of these questions, the authors describe the current biodeversity crisis and assert the need to protect species and ecosystems for the health of the planet and our own health and well-being, including an aesthetic appreciation of the natural world.
Around the world, biodiversity—defined as the full variety of life, from genes to species to ecosystems—is in trouble. Not a week goes by without reports of the imminent end of one species or another. For every celebrity animal that vanishes, biologists can point to thousands of species of plants and smaller animals either recently extinct or on the brink.
There is not one country, not one biome and its plant and animal life— mountain, desert, or ocean—that remains untouched. The rarest bird in the world, the Spix's macaw, is down to one or possibly two individuals in the palm and river-edge forests of central Brazil. The rarest plant is Cooke's kokio of Hawaii, a small tree with orange-red flowers that once lived on the dry volcanic slopes of Molokai. Today it exists only as a few half plants— branches grafted onto the stocks of other related plants. Despite the best efforts of scientists to save the plant, no branches planted in soil have sprouted roots.
It is difficult to estimate overall rates of extinction. However, biologists generally agree that on the land, at least, and on a worldwide basis, species are vanishing one hundred times faster than before the arrival of humans. The world's flora and fauna are paying the price of humanity's population growth.
Biodiversity is in serious trouble. Responding to the problem, conservation experts have shifted their focus in the past twenty years from individual plant and animal groups (species) to entire threatened habitats, whose destruction would cause the extinction of many species. Such "hot spots" have become the focus of conservation efforts. The logic of the experts is simple: By concentrating conservation efforts on such areas, we can save the largest amount of biodiversity at the lowest economic cost. The outright elimination of habitats is the leading cause of extinction. But the introduction of exotic species and the diseases they carry follows close behind in destructiveness, along with overhunting or overharvesting of plants and animals. All these factors work together in a complex manner. When asked which ones caused the extinction of any particular species, biologists are likely to give the Murder on the Orient Express answer: They all did it. A common sequence in tropical countries starts with the building of roads into wilderness. Land-seeking settlers pour in, clear the rain forest on both sides of the road, pollute the streams, introduce alien plants and animals, and hunt wildlife for extra food. Many native species become rare, and some disappear entirely.
People commonly respond to the evidence of species extinction by entering three stages of denial. The first is, simply: Why worry? Extinction is natural. Species have been dying out for billions of years without permanent damage. Evolution has always replaced extinct species with new ones.
These statements are true—but with a terrible twist. After each of the four greatest environmental disruptions that occurred during the past 400 million years, evolution needed about ten million years to restore Earth's biodiversity. Worse, evolution will be even slower if natural environments have been crowded out by artificial ones. Faced with such a long waiting time, aware that we have inflicted so much damage in a single lifetime, our descendants are going to be—how best to say it?—peeved with us.
Entering the second stage of denial, people ask: Why do we need so many species anyway? Why care, especially since the vast majority are bugs, weeds, and fungi?
It is easy to dismiss the creepy crawlies of the world. However, the value of the little things in the natural world has become extremely clear. Recent experimental studies on whole ecosystems support what ecologists have long suspected: The more species living in an ecosystem, the higher its productivity and the greater its ability to withstand drought and other kinds of environmental strain. Because we depend on working ecosystems to cleanse our water, enrich our soil, and create the very air we breathe, biodiversity is clearly not something to discard carelessly.
Besides creating a livable environment, wild species are the source of products that help support our lives. More than forty percent of all prescription medicines used by Americans are substances originally extracted from plants, animals, fungi, and microorganisms. Aspirin, for example, the most widely used medicine in the world, was originally derived from the willow tree.
Every species on Earth is a masterpiece of evolution, offering a vast source of useful scientific knowledge because it is so thoroughly adapted to the environment in which it lives.
Even when that much is granted, the third stage of denial usually emerges: Why rush to save all the species right now? We have more important things to do. Why not keep live specimens in zoos and botanical gardens and return them to the wild later?
The grim truth is that all the zoos in the world today can hold a maximum of only 2,000 species of mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians, out of about 24,000 known to exist. The world's botanical gardens would be even more overwhelmed by the quarter million plant species. To add to the difficulty, no one has come up with a plan to save all the insects, fungi, and other ecologically vital small organisms. And even when scientists are finally ready to return species to independence, the ecosystems in which many live will no longer exist. The conclusion of scientists and conservationists is practically unanimous: The only way to save wild species is to maintain them in their natural habitats. Considering how rapidly such habitats are shrinking, even that straightforward solution will be an overwhelming task.
In spite of all these difficulties, there is reason for some optimism. With appropriate measures and the will to use them, the destruction can be slowed, perhaps eventually halted, and most of the surviving species saved. Some of the most important steps that can be taken are outlined in the Convention on Biological Diversity signed by 156 nations and the European Union at the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. The convention was the turning point in the awareness of biodiversity as a world issue. Besides speeding up conservation efforts, the convention awakened many tropical countries, where biological diversity is both the richest and the most threatened.
The new approach to biodiversity preservation, uniting conservation and economic development, is not perfect, and it is not yet fully practiced in any country. But it is a promising start. Some of the test projects have succeeded dramatically. They offer a way out of what will otherwise be a biologically barren future. With the world population at six billion and sure to keep on growing rapidly, humanity has entered a dangerous environmental bottleneck. We hope-surely we must believe-that our species will come out the other side in better condition than when we entered. We should make it a goal to take as much of the rest of life with us as is humanly possible.
In what ways can the economic stability of a highly diversified corporation be compared to the ecological stability of an ecosystem with a high degree of biodiversity?
Over forty percent of all prescription medicines used by North Americans are from substances originally extracted from the world's biodiversity. Find out what some of these medicines are and where they come from.
SECTION 1 What Have We Lost, What Are We Losing?
What's This Biodiversity and What's It Done for Us Today?


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Working for Pernod Ricard USA means creating great company every day. It means working for the co-leader in the global wines and spirits industry – and collaborating with passionate people on successful premium brands in an entrepreneurial way. Our...
Working for Pernod Ricard USA means creating great company every day. It means working for the co-leader in the global wines and spirits industry – and collaborating with passionate people on successful premium brands in an entrepreneurial way. Our people are at the core of our success. Everyone adds a vital ingredient to our mix, bringing a personal touch and individual qualities that make Pernod Ricard even better. We work together with a shared commitment to our values: - Entrepreneurial Spirit; - Mutual trust; - A strong sense of ethics; and - A relentless commitment to growth. Pernod...
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Q: Angularfire2 Remove 2 entries from different nodes with same ID I have a Booking application using Angular 2 and Firebase, using Angularfire 2. When a booking is made, I have 2 nodes created in Firebase. The single entry shares the same orderID as follows:
Bookings Node
Orders Node
Node 1: Bookings
Node 2: Orders
I have to have it this way to help with other functions.
When I remove (delete) the order from the application, I cannot get it to remove the specific entry in the Orders Node and Bookings node with the matching ID. Only removes from Orders Node.
Here is the HTML Button with the Delete function:
<button class="btn btn-sm btn-danger" type="button" (click)="orderDelete(order.$key)"></button>

and here is the constructor getting access to the orders node in Firebase:
    constructor(public af: AngularFire, public toastr: ToastrService, public router: Router) {
    this.ordersData = af.database.list('/orders');
    this.ordersData.subscribe((res) => {
      this.orders = res;
      console.log(this.orders)
    });
  }

This is the function that runs when I hit Delete, to delete the order:
 orderDelete(key) {
    if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete this?')) {
      this.ordersData.remove(key).then((res) => {
        this.toastr.success('Order Deleted Successfully!', 'Success!');
      })
    }
  }

I need to figure out, when I delete the order, (which is working ok) it will delete the entry in the bookings node with the matching ID.
I am not sure if I have to do a query in the constructor to get the booking and order entry and match there ID's first then delete that result?
Any help would be fantastic, thank you.

UPDATE: Alomost 24 hours later and I still cannot work this out, do you think something like this would work? where I run a query to try and delete the booking from the 'Booking Node' who's 'orderId' matches the 'orderId' of the data from the 'Orders' node? forgive me if this is ridiculous, I have tried everything to get this to work and I am literally trying anything I can to get this to work.
this.toDelete = af.database.list('/bookings', {
      query: {
        orderByChild: 'orderId',
        equalTo: ordersData.orderId
      }
    });

UPDATE: Still no progress, what I have tried now is the following within the orderDelete() function.
 orderDelete(key) {
    if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete this?')) {

      const bookings = this.af.database.list('/bookings', {
      preserveSnapshot: true,
      query: {
        orderByChild: 'orderId',
        equalTo: this.orderId
      }
    });
    bookings.subscribe(snapshots=>{
        snapshots.forEach(snapshot => {
          snapshot.ref.remove();
        });
    })

      this.ordersData.remove(key).then((res) => {
        this.toastr.success('Order Deleted Successfully!', 'Success!');
      })
    }
  }

My thoughts behind this was to first query the bookings, then query the orderId within the bookings then try to delete this booking associated with this order, however this did not work either.

UPDATE: Still no luck, I have tried this now.

I decided to add another click function to the html like so:
(click)="orderDelete(order.$key); bookingDelete(booking.$key)"

So instead of just running the orderDelete function to delete the order, I thought perhaps if I replicate the function for the bookings node that might work. So I did this also in my TS file:
   orderDelete(key) {
    if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete this?')) {
      this.ordersData.remove(key).then((res) => {
        this.toastr.success('Order Deleted Successfully!', 'Success!');
      })
    }
  }

  bookingDelete(key) {
    if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete this?')) {
      this.bookingData.remove(key).then((res) => {
        this.toastr.success('Booking Deleted Successfully!', 'Success!');
      })
    }
  }

So the thing is it does delete the specific order in the orders node using the orderDelete(key) function but the bookingDelete(key)function deletes the entire bookings node altogether instead of the selected item to delete :(
Back to the drawing board I guess.
I have no clue why when running the orderDelete function it does delete the selected item and why when running the bookingDelete function it deletes all bookings in the node?

UPDATE: I Think I have done it!!
I worked around with the code, the only thing I did was change the 2 functions, so I am still running 2 functions from the click action in the HTML. Here is what I have done:
 orderDelete(key) {
    this.selectedBooking = {
        orderId : key.orderId
      }

    if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete this?')) {
      this.ordersData.remove(key).then((res) => {
        this.toastr.success('Order Deleted Successfully!', 'Success!');
      })
    }
  }

  bookingDelete(orderId){
        this.af.database.list('/bookings', {
        query:{
            orderByChild: 'orderId',
            equalTo: orderId
          }
       }).subscribe(res=>{
           let key = res[0].$key;
           this.bookingData.remove(key)
       });
    }

I created a variable with a null value called selectedBooking at the top above the constructor like so: selectedBooking = null;
In the orderDelete() function I assigned the 'key.orderId' to an orderId variable. I then passed this new orderId variable as a parameter to the bookingDelete() function with an added query to query the orderId which is equal to the passed orderId then run the remove function.
I dont even know if this code is 100% correct, but it worked and removed the booking and the matching order from the bookings node and orders node.
If you think there could be an issue with the code please let me know.
Thank you, I hope this can help someone in anyway :)

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BOSTON (AP) — Everybody in uniform at the Tampa Bay Rays game Monday against the Red Sox at Fenway Park wore the number "42" as Major League Baseball celebrated its fifth annual Jackie Robinson Day.
Fans will see more of that number on jerseys before the next couple of days are out. All the teams in action — there were eight night games on the schedule, in addition to the Rays-Red Sox day game — were asked to wear Robinson's number on the 66th anniversary of his breaking the color barrier with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Teams that didn't play on Monday planned to pay tribute Tuesday.
The anniversary is drawing special attention this year with the release of the film "42" about Robinson, which went into wide release over the weekend.
More than 100 players and other club employees watched the film at a theater in Port Charlotte, Fla., the Rays' spring training site, "and I think a lot of guys walked away with a greater appreciation" of Robinson's contribution, Maddon said.
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that sounds good damian, i hope to attend.
I should be there too and a few others from the LFKS.
Sounds like it will be a great night.
Should be a good night,had a couple of pints with him a couple of months ago,an absolute gent.
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Acara wrote: Should be a good night,had a couple of pints with him a couple of months ago,an absolute gent.
Correct Alan,Damian is a nice chap,but he wasn't well enough for pints that night.Dr Burgess and his wife were though,and enjoyed the Guiness.
Last edit: 27 Jun 2011 10:39 by Acara (Dave Walters).
Acara wrote: Correct Alan,Damian is a nice chap,but he wasn't well enough for pints that night.Dr Burgess and his wife were though,and enjoyed the Guiness.
Ummm....wonder who was talking about wild discus and angels?
Not sure if I can make the night as we have a few family issues going on at the moment.
But, hope all have a good night.
Is this guy the replacement for David Ford? or is David Ford still around at Aquarian? or am I so out of date with things nowadays?
on a serious note, this is a great initiative by petstop and damian and should be supported by everybody who can make the time to attend. there is always something to learn from experienced speakers such as dr. burgess.
and i think acara is going to buy us all a pint.
Last edit: 27 Jun 2011 14:14 by derek (Derek Doyle).
a big thank you to petstop, damian and dr peter burgess.
i went along to this with gerry evans and it was very enjoyable. damian was a great host and dr burgess was a great speaker and his talk included information about various products and aspects of parasitism and medications. tea and coffee etc was available and i ate half a box of biscuits because i missed my dinner for the cause lol. the attendance was typically disappointing and it would not encourage such worthy inituitives for the future. but at least the quality of the audience compensated for this to an extent. the people who attended imo are among the best and most dedicated fishkeepers around and are the real future for irish fishkeeping.
the point i am stressing with the above last sentence is that there were no novices in attendence for whom the talks and presentation would have been of huge value. in fact all who attended would already have a fair bit of knowledge on the discussed subject matter .
Last edit: 30 Jun 2011 00:10 by derek (Derek Doyle).
Glad it went well Derek,despite the low attendance.
I'm afraid I'm doing long days at the moment,and couldn't make it. I would love to have been there,having seen Dr Burgess before,he's a great speaker,and a real gent.
Don't worry Derek,you'll get that pint at some stage!
I didn't make it either unfortuately and would have loved to support it. Work had to take priority.
one very interesting fact from dr burgess talk was that in clinical tests it was found that fish from asia had been exposed to most antibiotics to a very high level already before import probably rendering them useless for future use.
i think this is what he said but maybe platy damian or xeon can confirm or correct this.
derek wrote: one very interesting fact from dr burgess talk was that in clinical tests it was found that fish from asia had been exposed to most antibiotics to a very high level already before import probably rendering them useless for future use.
always a point of concern...... and not just for the fish.
it is a pity you could not make it as it was very interesting and there were some interesting insights into the use of plant/herb extracts as medicines as we are sort of discussing on the organic threads.
Between me being quite ill recently and unable to rush about too much, and my OH attending her mother in hospital and not able to give me a lift, it was difficult to make the journey that far from home (even though I am in Cabinteely).
But the night sounded interesting.
I like all the ideas of looking at plants and ecosystems as a whole entity......especially in control of disease/illness. Thinking outside the box....I like.


In this week several people I know passed away. None close friends, some friends of friends and some personalities. In addition, some are sick. I am trying to feel compelled to be sad about this dreadfulness surrounding me. However, I'm finding it really rough to do so. Before I can even think of myself as a callous person, I take a good look at myself and calm down.


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Getting To The Truth (Or Filling The Gaps)
When a couple divorce and are going through the process of trying to sort out their finances, there is a responsibility on each of them to provide the necessary information to enable the discussions to take place in an informed manner. Since 1985 it has undeniably been the case that the parties to financial proceedings are under an obligation to make full and frank disclosure of all relevant circumstances. Such disclosure is invariably given in the first instance by both parties completing detailed financial statements known as Form E's. These statements contain what is known as a 'statement of truth'. This recites that the person who completes the form confirms that the information contained in it 'is a full, frank, clear and accurate disclosure of my financial and other relevant financial circumstances'. Signing such a statement knowing it to be untrue is a contempt of court. The punishment for contempt can be as severe as one month's imprisonment (up to two years in a higher court) or a fine of £2,500.
All too often, however, one or other of the parties (or sometimes both) feels that the other has not been entirely candid in their presentation. Sometimes this is borne out of the lack of trust which is all too prominent at such times but often there is good reason for believing that the information given is misleading or lacking in important respects. On many occasions it is said that the parties' lifestyle or spending habits during the marriage was at complete odds with the financial information given in the disclosure process.
A suspicion that the other party is attempting hide things can often be the trigger for the commencement of financial proceedings. Once financial proceedings have been started this duty to give disclosure is owed to the court as well as the other spouse and judges have certain powers available to them to try and secure compliance. In addition, over the years, the judiciary has developed a method of trying to 'fill in the gaps'. Judges who deal with financial claims exercise a quasi-inquisitorial function. When faced with evidence of non-disclosure they are entitled to draw inferences adverse to the non-discloser and make awards based on those inferences. As long ago as 1955 Sachs J stated:-
[where a husband] "seeks to minimise the wife's claim, that husband can hardly complain if, when he leaves gaps in the court's knowledge, the court does not draw inferences in his favour. On the contrary, when he leaves a gap...


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Marjorie Rhodes
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Marjorie Rhodes (9 April 1897 – 4 July 1979) was a British actress. She was born Millicent Wise in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire. One of her better-known roles was as Lucy Fitton, the mother in Bill Naughton's play All in Good Time. She played the role on Broadway, for which she was nominated for a Tony Award in 1965. She reprised the role in the 1966 film version, titled The Family Way. She was featured singing a track "The World Is for the Young" with Stanley Holloway in the Herman's Hermits 1968 film Mrs. Brown, You've Got A Lovely Daughter. Her television appearances included The Army Game (as Edith Snudge), The Adventures of William Tell episode "The Boy Slaves" (1958), Dixon of Dock Green (1961–1962), the episode "For the Girl Who Has Everything" of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) (1969), Doctor at Large (1971) and Z-Cars (1974).
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WSJ2019 - Open Call for Project Manager
The 24th World Scout Jamboree will be held at the Summit Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve in West Virginia from July 22 to August 2, 2019. The Jamboree will be hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The theme is Unlock a New World. Scouting Ireland's vision for the Jamboree is:
Young People and Adults Working Together using the Scout Method to achieve an opportunity of a life time, unlocking new adventures, new cultures and new friendships.
Part of the Jamboree Experience will be the provision of Food Houses by Contingents attending the Jamboree. The Irish Contingent Management Team would like to explore the feasibility of an Irish House, to put together a robust Business Plan and to make a proposal the National Management Committee/ Board of Directors for their approval late in 2017
We are holding an open call for someone who shares our vision and is interested in volunteering to work with the contingent Management Team to put a proposal together, and if successful manage the Irish House in the lead up to and including the Jamboree.
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Dallas Texas and the Penal System – What do they have in Common?!
Filed under: Bank,Blog,CNN,Democrats,Economics,Election,Entertainment,Federal,FOX News,Government,Harry Reid,McCain,media,news,Obama,Pelosi,Politics,Republicans,Senate,Uncategorized,USA,Washington — drmyers @ 5:11 pm
Tags: Administration, Administratoin, Congress, Dallas, DC, democrat, Digg, Facebook, Friend Feed, gay marriage, Google, House, Independent, Juvenile, Medicaid, Myspace, No Child Left Behind, Obama, Overcrwoded, Prison, Republican, School System, Senate, Stimulous, Stimulus, supreme court, Swine Flu, Texas, Treasury, Twitter, USA, Yahoo
Big Tex
Dallas Texas can boast about many, many things. It is the ninth largest city in the United States, and the third largest city in Texas. Dallas is the core, of the largest inland metropolitan area in the United States that lacks any navigable link to the sea, and is the home base for retail store Neiman Marcus. In terms of voting patterns, the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex is the third most liberal of the Texas metropolitan areas (outside of Austin and El Paso). The Super Bowl winning Cowboys call Dallas their home, as well as many other sports teams.
Approximately 1.3 million people call Dallas home, and I must ask; what else could you do with 1.3 million people. The country of Trinidad and Tobago has a population of about 1.3 million. The truth is, with 1.3 million people, Dallas has a larger population than 68 other countries in the World. It is quite impressive to see 1.3 million people, building sky scrapers, growing businesses, creating parks, and contributing to art. With these facts, it is hard to imagine that there is another population, right here in America that is larger than the population of Dallas Texas, and shows no signs of diminishing.
As of June 30, 2007, a population of 2,299,116 would call a prison or jail home. This number has tripled since the early eighties, bringing money to the pockets of contractors and those who have interests or equity in the existence of prisons. While failing to upgrade and re-evaluate the effectiveness of our rehabilitation process, approximately 500,000 youth are taken to detention centers, and the door appears to be revolving. This number can continue to decrease, or increase, dependent upon how congress and this administration choose to deal with: Same-Sex Marriage (with currently 55.7% of American's 18 and older married, marriage between heterosexuals is on a continual downward spiral. Affording marriage rights to Same Sex Couples could give displaced children, who are at high statistical risk for entering the penal system, a potential home, which may help decrease the number of juvenile crimes and arrests), Revamping No Child Left Behind ( A 2008 study from the Department of Education, "Reading First Impact Study: Interim Report," concluded that the Reading First Program, a major billion dollar a year No Child Left Behind effort, had proven "ineffective."), Medicaid (Medicaid provides health coverage and services to approximately 49 million low-income children, pregnant women, elderly persons, and disabled individuals. Under the new federal rule, states are now allowed to charge premiums and higher co-payments to Medicaid participants. At this time, there is no way to determine how juveniles will be impacted by this rule, thus no way to predict how this will impact the number of juvenile arrests.)
A more disturbing figure, impacts the minority sector of the United States. The lack of male role models is often depicted in mainstream media outlets, when trying to replicate a typical minority family setting, function, or event. This reflection is accurate within the African American Community. About 10.4% of all black males in the United States between the ages of 25 and 29 were sentenced and in prison in 2002. If these men were arrested as a part of a "non-violent related" crime, they will be introduced to gang-violence (usually for protection) while incarcerated, and will have a higher rate of returning for a more aggressive charge.
Where and when does this stop?
Reformation of the current penal system has not been addressed by this current administration. As stated on the White House Website concerning Criminal Justice Reform:
"The President will lead the fight to build a more fair and equitable criminal justice system. He will seek to strengthen federal hate crime legislation and will work to ensure that federal law enforcement agencies do not resort to racial profiling. He supports funding for drug courts, giving first-time, non-violent offenders a chance to serve their sentence, if appropriate, in drug rehabilitation programs that have proven to work better than prison terms in changing behavior. President Obama will also improve ex-offender employment and job retention strategies, substance abuse treatment, and mental health counseling so ex-offenders can successfully re-join society."
The administration has not addressed a plan or the need, for procedural techniques in regards to how the rehabilitation process can be more effective to prisoners while incarcerated. The lack of proper rehabilitation results from detention centers can be attributed to over crowdedness. For an example (as reported by Don Thompson in his book "Prison Attacks Calling Attention to Overcrowding") California's 33 prisons have a total capacity of 100,000, but they hold 170,000 inmates. Overcrowding can also be found in another place some juvenile prisoners may find familiar…the schools system (which could be another reason why Fort Worth had to take major precautions with the Swine Flu Outbreak).
Regardless of politics, the next 4 years must produce solutions for the youth of this country. With the Republican Party trying to "re-invent themselves" instead of going to their districts and observing the needs of their constituents, and with the Democratic Party brainstorming ways to hold on to a slim majority in the Senate and State Houses; One in every 31 American adults find themselves in the penal system, whether it is in prison, on parole or serving probation. Something has to change!
Perhaps these words from Sitting Bull, could give insight to what we are dealing with even now:
Each man is good in His sight. It is not necessary for eagles to be crows.
"Miss Nancy" and "Aunt Fancy": The Secret Lives of Politicians on Display!
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Growing up in a small town, one grows accustomed to certain "facts". The school district could all sit on one parcel of land, and if you are from the south, there is only one place to be on Friday night…the High School football game! Neighboring families share history and when discussing family history, the family church must be also mentioned. Dating can be awfully dreadful in a small town due to the fact that "blood relationships" are common among members of the opposite sex. Feuds and Fights can last for generations, with no need for an explanation of why; that's just how it's always been.
No small town can be a "true" small town, without a little taste of Gossip. Some of the best Gossip takes place ironically after church, and typically about the people who attended church that Sunday. "How could she show her face in service after what SHE'S done" or "it's a wonder he could even stay awake during service, he was out all night!". Fashion critics, Music critic, Oratory Critics, show their expertise over the dinner table with always a disclaimer coming from the person with the juiciest person. This disclaimer came as a warning that simply stated, "If I hear this again, I'll know EXACTLY where it came from"! With this staunch warning, one would not dare repeat the information shared over that dinner table; because if he/her did, they would be nothing more than an idle gossiper, and heaven forbid anyone view them as nothing more than a "Gossiper".
Believe it or not, there is an old adage about the origin of the word Gossip. As it was told to me, "Early politicians required feedback from the public to determine what was considered important to the people. Since there were no telephones, TVs or radios, the politicians sent their assistants to local taverns, pubs, and bars, instructing them to 'go sip some ale' and listen to people's conversations and political concerns. When assistants were dispatched, they were told, 'You go sip here' and 'You go sip there.' The two words 'go sip' were eventually combined when referring to the local opinion and thus we have the term 'gossip." Now whether or not this adage is really how the word Gossip was formed, you'll have to keep reading to find out.
Although the adage has been questioned in years past, the irony lies, in that the lives of Politicians have been notoriously the root of much gossip. This is most evident during campaign season, as we just experienced with this last election. The number houses held by one politician and "Who's the Mama" from his running mate, ran a hard race against a man who we were not sure was born in America, and with a running mate who was going to drop out of the race at any minute. The gossip surrounding the last election is child's play if we take a look back in history.
During the presidential campaign of 1800, the Federalists attacked Jefferson as an infidel and a Deist, claiming that Jefferson's intoxication with the religious and political extremism of the French Revolution disqualified him from public office. President Andrew Jackson dealt with much sorrow, when his wife was viciously attacked by his opposition after it was discovered that she was not divorced from her first husband when she married Jackson. Although he won the election, his wife died of a heart attack after shopping for an inaugural dress; for the rest of his life he blamed the opposition's attacks on his wife for her death. But NONE of these compare with the gossip surrounding the "Bachelor President"…James Buchanan.
Not much now is discussed about James Buchanan, but when he was in office, scandalous rumors circulated about Buchanan, his "bachelorhood"…and his roommate Senator William R King, who would go on to be the shortest serving Vice-President in our nation's history, due to his death only 45 days after taking office. Buchanan and King were inseparable while in Washington. President Andrew Jackson, known for speaking his mind, would begin referring to King as "Miss Nancy" and "Aunt Fancy", while Aaron V. Brown (Governor of Tennessee) spoke of the two as "Buchanan and his wife". Below is an excerpt of a letter from Buchanan to King:
"I am now 'solitary and alone,' having no companion in the house with me. I have gone a wooing to several gentlemen, but have not succeeded with any one of them. I feel that it is not good for man to be alone; and should not be astonished to find myself married to some old maid who can nurse me when I am sick, provide good dinners for me when I am well, and not expect from me any very ardent or romantic affection."
In hindsight, we must remember that men spoke in very classical and endearing ways at that time. It is very possible that this letter was just a simple letter to a friend he missed while he was away. Nonetheless, with all the other correspondents between the two gentlemen burned by their descendents, we will never know; but there is a video documentary that will is threatening to "Out" some modern day politicians who have advocated against gay rights in their respective offices.
Directed by Kirby Dick, "Outrage" premieres at the Tribeca Film Festival this week. One of the politicians targeted by this film is Charlie Crist, Florida Governor, and a viable candidate for the 2012 election on the Republican Ticket. As summed up by the director, he views this film a way to expose those politicians who live outwardly as straight men for political gain, advocating against issues that would help advance the Gay Community in achieving equal rights; while secretly living as homosexual men. He hopes by making this film, these politicians will be bold enough to see that this is a bad decision both personally and politically. Rallying around the fact that this is the 21st century, he hopes that this film will encourage politicians to know that they can run in their districts and win by honestly portraying their sexuality, whether on the Republican or Democratic ticket.
Now in regards to if the adage I told earlier is true…it too is mere Gossip. The word "Gossip" spans far before our political system was in place, deriving from the old English word godsibb, a combination of god and sib, the term which was used for what we call Godparent. In the 16th century, the word assumed the meaning of a person, mostly a woman, one who delights in idle talk and chatter. The verb to gossip, meaning "to be a gossip", first appears in the classical work of William Shakespeare.
In regards the reaction the documentary "Outrage" might receive, it's almost certain to make friends and enemies; this I am sure of. But maybe this will finally open an honest dialog that will address whether the American people should be more concerned with whom a politician takes to his/her bedroom, or the policies they are introducing in the Halls of Congress, which directly affects their lives. Maybe James Buchanan had some feedback about the inner thought of a man, who might feel less of a man, because of his/her sexuality and how others view him or her.
James Buchanan 15th President of the United States
"The test of leadership is not to put greatness into humanity, but to elicit it, for the greatness is already there."
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CONOR McGregor is unapologetic after the sensational bus attack that left two injured and the Irishman in jail.
UFC president Dana White claimed that The Notorious, 29, told him in a text message conversation that the attack "had to be done", The Sun reports.
McGregor, who posted $50,000 bail after being interrogated by New York City police, slammed a dolly trolley into a bus in the build-up to UFC 223, showering fighters with glass.
White, who furiously rejected claims the attack was a stunt, told ESPN: "We had a text session yesterday that was not very good.
He added: "[McGregor] said he was apologetic toward Rose, because Rose Namajunas was very upset.
Obviously Michael Chiesa, he [McGregor] didn't know at the time that Ray Borg was hurt too, but he was apologetic about the people that he wasn't trying to hurt.
McGregor has been allowed to return to Ireland, but will return to court on June 14 and is facing a maximum jail sentence of seven years.
He is charged with three counts of assault and one of criminal mischief.
The bus attack left Mike Chiesa and Ray Borg injured and unable to appear at UFC 223 in Brooklyn on Saturday night.
Both were cut by glass, although Borg was left with a cut eyeball after glass that turned into dust scraped his cornea.
White said he will be making a decision on McGregor's future with the promotion after this weekend's action.
White added: "We get through this weekend — we get back to Las Vegas and we just start figuring this thing out.
"This is bigger than Conor McGregor getting fired, he's probably going to be a convicted felon when this is over.
"Conor McGregor was a guy that people looked up to — yes he was cocky, yes he was brash — but he would do things he said he would do, but he never did anything like this.
"In this world there's going to be people that are turned off by this and don't like Conor and there's going to be people that are probably going to like him better.