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Awww John - Not Again!?
Recently there's been quite a bit of discussion on the WBN site surrounding the (correction - thanks Charles!) SANS-serif "R". You know, the "R" embossed on many western bottles with the funny crooked right leg.
Someone posed the question about just how late the "R" had remained in common usage. In other words; what is the newest bottle we could think of that has the distinctive R. I got to looking at the shelves here, and came up with a side by side comparison of old molds vs. new: Choice Old Cabinet Ky Bourbon. Yep, there were two distinctively different molds used by Crane Hastings & Co. to bottle their flagship brand. One is the older mold with the typical
Play dough style embossing and the glop top.
The other is a very crisp and distinctive new mold that is obviously later and only comes with a tooled top.
John Thomas stated that the firm of Crane Hastings & Co. was an offspring of Giles, Hayes & Co., which dated back to 1867. He went on to state that Byron G. Crane, and Everett L Hastings were silent partners in this firm. He goes on to add that sometime "prior to 1874, the Giles, Hayes Co. became known as Crane Hastings & Co." He further added that "Everett L. Hastings terminated his association with the firm sometime in the 1880's".
I was curious to try to determine with some certainty, the years that each of the Choice Old Cabinet Ky Bourbon mold were used, and so set about documenting what I could about Crane Hastings & Co. through business directory listings and newspaper articles and or advertisements. What I found was a real eye opener.
Repeat after me; Awww John - Not Again!?
That's right; the history of Crane, Hastings & Co. as printed in JT's books turned out to be just another myth that's been perpetuated for decades because "John said so in his book"...
He got snippets correct, but about half of what was espoused turned out to be way off once the research was completed. Here's the real story.
The first direct reference that I found for the partnership of Crane and Hastings was in the 1874 S.F. Business Directory. It lists Byron Crane involved with a firm by the name of Hayes Hastings & Co..
This supported Thomas contention that both Crane and Hastings had been involved together in a prior liquor wholesaling firm. However, there is no record of a Giles, Hays & Co. in any of the directories.
The year 1875 ushers in the appearance of Crane, Hastings & Co. and the disappearance of Hayes, Hastings & Co. from the directories.
One 1876 directory mirrors 1875. Yet another discrepancy pops up though - 608 Montgomery vs. 608-612 Front Street as the business address.
But wait! A second listing in a competing S.F. directory shows Mrs. Everett L Hastings as being co-owner with Crane, and no reference to Everett, but at the Front St. address.
Had Hastings skipped town or died? This article,from December 24, 1875 confirmed my suspicions. DOA.
A subsequent newspaper article, dated April 5, 1876, popped up reporting the sole acquisition of the firm by Crane because no one else was interested in said business.
So what had become of Everett L Hastings? It took some back tracking and digging, but I was finally rewarded with the rest of the story. And, would you believe that the Pacific Mail and Steamship Company of Hotaling / PMSS whiskey fame was interwoven into the plot?!
The PMSS "Pacific" was a side-wheel steamer built in 1851.
It was still considered seaworthy in 1875, despite having been owned by a succession of different companies. On November 4, 1875, she boarded passengers and freight in Victoria BC - Canada for the regular run to San Francisco in the climate of an unregulated and highly competitive market where passage was often offered free just to hurt the competing shipping line's business (the regular Victoria-San Francisco fare was $5 - about $200 in modern currency). Loaded to the gunwales and listing badly, efforts to right the ship included filling lifeboats with water to bring her to trim, and then doing the same with the lifeboats on the other side to re-compensate when the vessel began to list too heavily in the opposite direction. No lifeboat drills were held, and at a subsequent inquest it was revealed that even if the lifeboats had been available for use, only 145 passengers could have been saved, with at least another 155 left on board to go down with the ship (the official estimate of the number of passengers was 275, but as children paid no fare the death toll is believed to have been much higher). One of the passengers was none other than Everett L Hastings.
Around 8 p.m. on the evening of November 4, the Pacific hit the SS Orpheus, although both vessels continued on their course and the captain of the Orpheus later testified he was unaware of the collision. With only a few PMSS Pacific lifeboats usable, some crew joined the women who had managed to get into one, in one case going so far as to throw out the husband of one woman despite her pleas to let her husband stay. None of the lifeboat parties survived, and went down soon after many of the 300-odd people struggling in the icy cold water drowned. The women drowned first because of the voluminous skirts then in fashion. An estimated 20 survived the sinking and managed to survive for a while by clinging to large pieces of wreckage. All but two of these eventually succumbed to hypothermia, as did one of the remaining pair, leaving Henry Jelley as only one of two survivors. Everett L Hastings was not one of the two.
A newspaper article of the sinking simply stated; "The steamship Pacific went to sea yesterday morning, from Esquimalt, at 9 o'clock. She had on board nearly 200 miners and others as passengers from this place, and 120 United States soldiers from the Sound [Puget Sound]. Wells, Fargo and Co. shipped 205,998 dollars in gold dust. The total shipment, including the amounts in private hands, will reach 400,000 dollars."
It seems that the "importance" of the loss of gold outweighed the loss of life.
Another news article in the Daily Alta California shortly thereafter reported the recovery of the body of Everett L Hastings. An official announcement appeared in the Daily Alta California several days later.
The Choice Old Cabinet Ky Bourbon brand was registered with the State of California on March 13, 1885, although it was most probably in use for many years prior to the firm shouldering the expense for a Trade Mark.
Subsequent to the acquisition of the firm by Byron Crane, it was pretty much business as usual, although the firm both relocated and added a second location in the 90's.
This would, no doubt, coincide with the new tooled top mold being commissioned.
Byron handed the reigns over to his son Arthur H. Crane, in 1892.
Sometime during the year 1895, with Arthur still at the helm, the company sold and shut their doors.
Thomas states that the firm was purchased by a C.W. Craig. I did locate a listing for a CW Craig / Commission Merchant, located at the 316 Sacramento St. address (same as the last storefront of Crane, Hastings & Co.) in the "white pages". The business listings in the back of the S.F. Directory support Thomas's claim that Craig was successor to Crane, Hastings & Co.. Campbell W. Craig is listed under Liquors / Importers and Wholesale in the yellow pages section of the directory. However, no references exist indicating that the blood line of Choice Old Cabinet Ky Bourbon continued on after the change of hands; thus ending two decades of merchandising success pushing Choice Old Cabinet Ky Bourbon (with the funny curved leg "R"'s).
PS; Best guess is that the brand was paper labeled initially in the mid 70's. I'd conjecture that the glop top mold was commissioned after the Trade Mark was registered in the 80's, and the tool top mold replaced the worn out glop top mold (I've had a couple of glop Choices with literally burned out embossing) ca. early 1890's.
As such the latest whiskey with the sans-serif "R"'s that I can date with any degree of certainty is in the ca. 1892-1895 era.
California Trader said...
The Western "R" is not serif-ed but rather sans-serif. A serif is a line attached to the end of a stroke in a letter. There are no additional lines attached to the ends of either of the legs of the western "R". Sans-serif, means without from the French sans, so western "R"s are sans-serif. The only distinguishing attribute of a western "R" is its peculiar curved front leg.
Good work Bruce very interesting
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Q: Hide sidebar and change layout Blog Page using is_page() function I have two conditionals in my page.php, the first one to use col-12 or col-8 (bootstrap 4) and another to add or not the sidebar. See the code:
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Garret Woodworth - CakePHP then, now and tomorrow (Opening keynote)
Written by Graham on July 13, 2009 •
Beginning with an overview of the CakePHP project, changes and evolution of direction and development team members, Garret provided a great overview of where the project stands, and how it has grown to be as successful as it has today.
Garret gave a great description of the types of participation that are seen in open source teams, and these are relevant to CakePHP. He also described the attributes that make a good team member in such projects.
Contribution Levels:
No effort (tickets are subimitted with little explanation)
Some effort (well explain the ticket, and have attempted to reproduce the issue to confirm it)
Attempted effort ("Some effort" with patch)
Good Effort ("Some effort" with test case)
Ultimate effort ("Some effort" with test case and patch)
Good team member attributes:
Communicate often.
To keep people motivated and interested on working for / with a project, its important to talk about what they want to work on, and what they feel they can assign some of their time to. Developing for open source shouldn't feel like "work".
Show diffs of code, and get feedback to ensure the quality of work overall for the project is as high as it can be.
Think longer about the problems faced, and as a result, write code faster.
Details, Details, Details.
Give back to the project more than you take from it.
Think outside the box, and be creative.
CakePHP is growing, and the stats presented spoke for themselves, with America, Japan, India, France and Germany being the top countries at the moment in terms of hits on the CakePHP websites at the moment. This is resulting in 24% unique new visitors per month. A statistics that is truly extraordinary.
With the feature development and more developers available to the CakePHP Core Development Team, git has been implemented widely and is the future of version control for source code for the CakePHP project. This should ease feature development, and remove some of the pain associated with merging with Subversion.
Announcements!
Garret announced new versions of CakePHP, currently being actively developed by the CakePHP core development team. Version 1.3 is a Step up with several enhancements over 1.2. Most notably Bake, Session, Javascript changes, Inflector and some library renames. Deprecated methods were also removed. There is even a wiki page describing migration steps from 1.2, to help ease the transition.
CakePHP 2.0 was also announced. This is a huge move, stepping forward to drop PHP4 support, and move towards PHP5 Strict compliance, and much better Object Orientation and performance throughout. This new version is in active development, but does not yet have a stable release for download.
code.cakephp.org was launched at the time of the Keynote, and is designed to consolidate systems. it's running on thechaw.com code, and uses git for the main projects. Its available now for everyone to use.
Closing things up, Garrett urged the community to "get involved". CakePHP isn't where it is today without the extensive help and support of the community. There are a number of ways that you can contribute, and he mentioned the following in particular:
Interact with the community and the core developers.
Get interested in Bakery 2.0 which is currently under development
Plugins and Plugin Server
Join #cakephp-bakery on the IRC server

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Creticos, Peter A. (2011) "The Spatial Characteristics of Latino Employment Opportunity for Further Inquiry," Diálogo: Vol. 14 : No. 1 , Article 5.
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73-year-old woman struck by Taxi in STT dies @ hospital
An elderly woman was struck by a taxicab Thursday afternoon and died after being transported to the Schneider Regional Medical Center to receive care, the V.I. Police Department has made known via a release.
According to V.I.P.D. Director of Communications Glen Dratte, on Thursday about at 1:38 p.m., the 911 Emergency Call Center received a report from a resident regarding someone who was struck by a vehicle on the Moravian Highway in the area of Nisky Center.
A preliminary investigation revealed that a taxicab was traveling westward on Moravian Highway in the right lane in the area of Nisky Center, when an elderly woman was crossing the road and was struck by the taxicab. She sustained life-threatening injuries and expired at the hospital, the V.I.P.D. said.
The woman was identified by next of kin as Pauline Sharry, age 73, who was known for selling newspapers in that area for a number of years.
Traffic Commander Captain Roslyn Jarvis and the V.I.P.D. extended condolences to the friends and family of Ms. Sharry.
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#ifndef RELAY_SOLVERS_H
#define RELAY_SOLVERS_H

/*!\file Relay_Solvers.h
  \author Nineb Sheherazade and Dubois Frederic.
  Last Modifications : Mathieu Renouf , Pascal Denoyelle, Franck Perignon and Olivier Huber
  Subroutines for the resolution of relay problems.
*/

/*! \page RelaySolvers Relay Problems Solvers

This page gives an overview of the available solvers for relay problems and their required parameters.

For each solver, the input argument are:
- a RelayProblem
- the unknowns (z,w)
- info, the termination value (0: convergence, >0 problem which depends on the solver)
- a SolverOptions structure, which handles iparam and dparam

\section relayENUM Enumerative solver
The relay problem is reformulated as a LCP and solved with the enumerative solver

 function: relay_enum()\n
   parameters:
  - dparam[0] (in): tolerance
  - iparam[0] (in) : search for multiple solutions if 1
  - iparam[1] (out) : key of the solution
  - iparam[3] (in) :  starting key values (seed)
  - iparam[4] (in) :  use DGELS (1) or DGESV (0).

\section relayPATH PATH solver
The relay problem is reformulated as a LCP and solved with the PATH solver

 function: relay_path()\n
- dparam[0] (in): tolerance

\section relayLEMKE Lemke solver
The relay problem is reformulated as a LCP and solved with Lemke's method

 function: relay_lexicolemke()\n
 parameters:
- iparam[0] (in): maximum number of iterations allowed
- iparam[1] (out): number of iterations processed

\section relayAVI_CaoFerris CaoFerris solver
The relay problem is reformulated as an AVI and solved with the solver proposed by Cao and Ferris

 function: relay_avi_caoferris()\n
 parameters:
- iparam[0] (in): maximum number of iterations allowed
- iparam[1] (out): number of iterations processed

*/

#include "RelayProblem.h"
#include "LinearComplementarityProblem.h"
#include "SolverOptions.h"

#ifdef __cplusplus
#undef restrict
#define restrict __restrict
#endif

#if defined(__cplusplus) && !defined(BUILD_AS_CPP)
extern "C"
{
#endif

  /** General interface to solver for relay problems
      \param[in] problem the RelayProblem structure which handles the problem (M,q)
      \param[in,out] z a n-vector of doubles which contains the solution of the problem.
      \param[in,out] w a n-vector of doubles which contains the solution of the problem.
      \param[in,out] options structure used to define the solver(s) and its (their) parameters
      \param[in,out] global_options non solver-specific options
      \return info termination value
      - 0 : successful\n
      - >0 : otherwise see each solver for more information about the log info
   * \author Nineb Sheherazade.
   */
  int relay_driver(RelayProblem* problem, double *z , double *w, SolverOptions* options,  NumericsOptions* global_options);

  /** set the default solver parameters and perform memory allocation for Relay
      \param[in] problem the RelayProblem structure which handles the problem (M,q)
      \param options the pointer to options to set
      \param solverId the identifier of the solver
  */
  int relay_setDefaultSolverOptions(RelayProblem* problem, SolverOptions* options, int solverId);

  /** relay_pgs is a projected Gauss-Seidel solver for relay problems.\n
   * \param[in] problem structure that represents the Relay (M, q...)
   * \param[in,out] z a n-vector of doubles which contains the initial solution and returns the solution of the problem.
   * \param[in,out] w a n-vector of doubles which returns the solution of the problem.
   * \param options the pointer to options to set
   * \param[out] info an integer which returns the termination value:\n
   0 = convergence,\n
   1 = no convergence,\n
   2 = Null diagonal term\n
   \author V. Acary
  */
  void relay_pgs(RelayProblem* problem, double *z, double *w, int *info, SolverOptions* options);

  /** set the default solver parameters and perform memory allocation for PGS
      \param options SolverOptions * the pointer to options to set
  */
  int relay_pgs_setDefaultSolverOptions(SolverOptions* options);

  /** relay_lexicolemke is a Lemke solver for  relay problems.\n
     * \param[in] problem structure that represents the Relay (M, q...)
     * \param[in,out] z a n-vector of doubles which contains the initial solution and returns the solution of the problem.
     * \param[in,out] w a n-vector of doubles which returns the solution of the problem.
     * \param options struct used to define the solver(s) and its (their) parameters
     * \param global_options non solver-specific options
     * \param[out] info an integer which returns the termination value:\n
     0 = convergence,\n
     1 = no convergence,\n
     \author V. Acary
    */
  void relay_lexicolemke(RelayProblem* problem, double *z, double *w, int *info, SolverOptions* options, NumericsOptions* global_options);

  /** set the default solver parameters and perform memory allocation for Lemke
      \param options the pointer to options to set
  */
  int relay_lexicolemke_setDefaultSolverOptions(SolverOptions* options);

  /** relay_enum is enum solver for  relay problems.\n
     * \param[in] problem structure that represents the Relay (M, q...)
     * \param[in,out] z a n-vector of doubles which contains the initial solution and returns the solution of the problem.
     * \param[in,out] w a n-vector of doubles which returns the solution of the problem.
     * \param options struct used to define the solver(s) and its (their) parameters
     * \param global_options non solver-specific options
     * \param[out] info an integer which returns the termination value:\n
     0 = convergence,\n
     1 = no convergence,\n
     2 = Null diagonal term\n
     \author V. Acary
    */
  void relay_enum(RelayProblem* problem, double *z, double *w, int *info, SolverOptions* options, NumericsOptions* global_options);

  /** set the default solver parameters and perform memory allocation for ENUM
   * \param[in] problem structure that represents the Relay (M, q...)
   * \param options SolverOptions * the pointer to options to set
  */
  int relay_enum_setDefaultSolverOptions(RelayProblem* problem, SolverOptions* options);

  /** relay_path is a resolution of the Relay with its inherent MCP formulation and using path.\n
   * \param[in] problem structure that represents the Relay (M, q...)
   * \param[in,out] z a n-vector of doubles which contains the initial solution and returns the solution of the problem.
   * \param[in,out] w a n-vector of doubles which returns the solution of the problem.
   * \param options struct used to define the solver(s) and its (their) parameters
   * \param[out] info an integer which returns the termination value:\n
   *  0 = convergence,\n
   *  1 = no convergence,\n
   *  2 = Nul diagonal term\n
   * \author V. acary
   */
  void relay_path(RelayProblem* problem, double *z, double *w, int *info, SolverOptions* options);

  /** set the default solver parameters and perform memory allocation for PATH
      \param options the pointer to options to set
  */
  int relay_path_setDefaultSolverOptions(SolverOptions* options);

  /** Solve a Relay problem using the AVI framework and the solver by Cao
   * and Ferris.
   * \param[in] problem structure that represents the Relay (M, q, ...)
   * \param[in,out] z vector which on call is the initial point and on exit is the solution of the problem.
   * \param[in,out] w vector for computations
   * \param options struct used to define the solver(s) and its (their) parameters
   * \param[out] info an integer which returns the termination value:\n
   *  0 = convergence,\n
   *  1 = no convergence,\n
   * \author Olivier Huber
   */
  void relay_avi_caoferris(RelayProblem* problem, double* restrict z, double* restrict w, int *info, SolverOptions* options);

  /** set the default solver parameters and perform memory allocation for
   * AVI_CAOFERRIS
   * \param options struct used to define the solver(s) and its (their) parameters
   */
  int relay_avi_caoferris_setDefaultSolverOptions(SolverOptions* options);

  /** Solve a Relay problem using the AVI framework and the solver by Cao and Ferris.
   * \warning This is only a test version. It does not take into account the
   * specificities of the problem like relay_avi_caoferris() does. Please do
   * not use this solver unless you have a pretty good reason.
   * \param[in] problem structure that represents the Relay (M, q, ...)
   * \param[in,out] z vector which on call is the initial point and on exit is the solution of the problem.
   * \param[in,out] w vector for computations
   * \param options struct used to define the solver(s) and its (their) parameters
   * \param[out] info an integer which returns the termination value:\n
   *  0 = convergence,\n
   *  1 = no convergence,\n
   * \author Olivier Huber
   */
  void relay_avi_caoferris_test(RelayProblem* problem, double* restrict z, double* restrict w, int *info, SolverOptions* options);

  /** set the default solver parameters and perform memory allocation for AVI_CAOFERRIS
   * \param options struct used to define the solver(s) and its (their) parameters
   */
  int relay_avi_caoferris_test_setDefaultSolverOptions(SolverOptions* options);

  /** dr_latin is a specific latin (LArge Time INcrement)solver for dual relay problems.\n
   * \param[in] problem structure that represents the Relay (M, q...)
   * \param[in,out] z a n-vector of doubles which contains the initial solution and returns the solution of the problem.
   * \param[in,out] w a n-vector of doubles which returns the solution of the problem.
   * \param[out] info an integer which returns the termination value:\n
   0 = convergence,\n
   1 = no convergence,\n
   2 = Cholesky factorization failed,\n
   3 = Nul diagonal term\n
   * \param options struct used to define the solver(s) and its (their) parameters
   \author Nineb Sheherazade.
  */
  void dr_latin(RelayProblem* problem, double *z, double *w, int *info, SolverOptions* options)  ;

  /**  dr_nlgs is a specific nlgs (Non Linear Gauss Seidel) solver for dual relay problems.\n
   * \param[in] problem structure that represents the Relay (M, q...)
   * \param[in,out] z a n-vector of doubles which contains the initial solution and returns the solution of the problem.
   * \param[in,out] w a n-vector of doubles which returns the solution of the problem.
   * \param[out] info an integer which returns the termination value:\n
   0 = convergence,\n
   1 = no convergence,\n
   2 = Nul diagonal term\n
   * \param options struct used to define the solver(s) and its (their) parameters
  */
  void dr_nlgs(RelayProblem* problem, double *z, double *w, int *info, SolverOptions* options);

  /** This function computes the input vector \f$ w = Mz + q \f$ and checks the validity of the vector z as a solution \n
     * of the LCP : \n
     * \f$
     *   -(Mz + q) \in  N_{[lb,ub]}(z)
     * \f$
     * The criterion is based on \f$ error = \|z- proj_{[lb,ub]}(z - \rho * (M*z+q)) \|, \rho >0\f$ \n
     * This error is divided by \f$ \|q\| \f$ and then compared to tol.
     * \param[in] problem structure that represents the Relay (M, q...)
     * \param[in,out] z a n-vector of doubles which contains the initial solution and returns the solution of the problem.
     * \param[in,out] w a n-vector of doubles which returns the solution of the problem.
     * \param[in] tolerance threshold used to validate the solution: if the error is less than this value, the solution is accepted
     * \param[in,out] error the actual error of the solution with respect to the problem
     * \return status: 0 : convergence, 1: error > tolerance
     * \author Vincent Acary
     */
  int relay_compute_error(RelayProblem* problem, double* restrict z , double* restrict w, double tolerance, double* restrict error);

  /** This function computes the projection on the boxr \f$ [lb,ub]\f$ of the vector  \f$z\f$  \n
     * \param[in,out] z a n-vector of doubles which returns the projection
     * \param[in,out] ub a n-vector of doubles which contains the upper bounds
     * \param[in,out] lb a n-vector of doubles which contains the lower bounds
     * \param[in,out] n size of the a n-vector
     * \author Vincent Acary
     */
  void project_on_box(int n, double* restrict z , double* restrict lb, double* restrict ub);

  /** This function transform a RelayProblem into a LinearComplementarityProblem
     * \param[in] problem A pointer to a Relay_problem to transform
     * \param[out] lcp_problem A pointer to a LinearComplementarity_problem resulting from the reformulation
     * \author Vincent Acary
     */
  void relay_to_lcp(RelayProblem* problem, LinearComplementarityProblem* lcp_problem);

#if defined(__cplusplus) && !defined(BUILD_AS_CPP)
}
#endif

#endif


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What if the FBI Is Onto Hillary Clinton?
What if Hillary Clinton is in legal hot water and she knows it but won't admit it? What if she has decided to go on the offensive and make her case that she did nothing unlawful with her emails that contained state secrets?
What if the essence of her defense is that other secretaries of state used non-secure email devices and thus it was lawful for her to do so, as well as the point that none of her emails was "marked classified" at the time she sent or received them? What if these defenses do not hold up to even cursory examination?
What if the other secretaries of state to whom she refers are Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice? What if neither of them diverted all of their emails to a private server? What if neither of them sent or received state secrets — secrets that under the law of the land are marked "confidential," "secret" or "top secret," not "classified" — using a non-secure email account?
What if neither of them hired an information technology expert and paid him to divert both a standard State Department email stream and a secret State Department email stream to a private server in one of their homes?
What if neither Powell nor Rice is currently running for president? What if neither Powell nor Rice has had his or her behavior as secretary of state referred to the FBI for a criminal investigation by the inspector general of the State Department?
What if the law of the land is that a document or email contains state secrets by virtue of the information or data in the document or email and not by virtue of any warning label? What if the legal definition of a "state secret" in the U.S. is "information the revelation of which could cause harm to the security of the United States"?
What if it is the law of the land that people in the government to whom state secrets are entrusted are required to recognize the secrets when they see them and protect them from intentional or inadvertent revelation?
What if it is the law of the land that everyone in the government to whom state secrets are entrusted receives a multi-hour tutorial from the FBI on how to protect state secrets? What if the successful completion of that tutorial is a legal prerequisite to the receipt of a national security clearance and thus the receipt of state secrets?
What if that tutorial reminds the people to whom secrets are being reposed that it is their legal obligation to recognize and accept and understand the law before they can receive any state secrets? What if, in order to confirm that understanding, all people who receive the tutorial are required to sign an oath at the end of the tutorial recognizing, accepting and understanding the law and agreeing to be bound by it? What if Clinton signed just such an oath?
What if Clinton had no intention of complying with the oath she signed at the time she signed it? What if we know that because we know she hired the information technologist to divert her emails the same week she received the FBI tutorial? What if she never told the FBI that she planned to divert all her emails — including those that would contain state secrets — to a private non-secure email server in her home?
What if it is the law of the land that the failure to secure state secrets is a felony, known as espionage? What if it is the law of the land that espionage can be committed by a person who intends to expose state secrets or by a person who doesn't care if she exposes state secrets? What if the FBI explained to Clinton in her first day as secretary of state that the grossly negligent exposure of state secrets constitutes espionage?
What if before Clinton was secretary of state, she was a U.S. senator from New York for eight years? What if during that time, she was a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee? What if during her time in the Senate, she was exposed to hundreds of military-related state secrets?
What if Clinton is smart enough and shrewd enough and experienced enough to recognize a state secret when she sees one?
What if the FBI has seen emails in which Clinton ordered subordinates deliberately to avoid State Department secure channels of communications and to send state secrets to her through channels she knew were not secure? What if Clinton passed on state secrets to others who had no security clearances? What if she did so knowing she was sending state secrets from her non-secure server to other non-secure servers?
What if Clinton sent or received more than 2,000 emails that contained state secrets? What if she authored more than 100 of them herself? What if some of the 2,000 emails were so secret that the FBI agents investigating her lack the security clearances to view those emails?
What if Clinton did all this so that she could keep her behavior as secretary of state secret and away from all officials in the State Department outside her inner circle, away from the president and away from the American people? What if she orchestrated and carried out a conspiracy to violate the Espionage Act?
What if the FBI is onto her? What if the Democrats are not?
Hillary Clinton's False Hopes
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China's February exports surge, topping forecasts
Published Sat, Mar 7 2015 10:30 PM EST Updated Sat, Mar 7 2015 10:47 PM EST
CNBC.com staff@CNBC
An employee works at a garment factory, which exports products to Europe, in Hefei, Anhui province January 19, 2015.
China's exports surged 48.3 percent on year in February, sharply above analysts' forecasts, potentially signaling stronger economic growth for its trade partners.
Imports fell 20.5 percent for the period, according to data from China's customs department. A Reuters poll had forecast exports would rise 14.2 percent and imports would fall 10 percent.
For January and February combined -- a common metric to help smoothe distortions from the Lunar New Year holiday period -- exports rose 15 percent from a year earlier, while imports declined 20.2 percent.
"The demand from the advanced economies bodes well," ANZ said in a note Sunday, citing data showing shipments to the U.S. and European Union rose 40.3 percent and 36.6 percent on-year respectively.
But the bank noted that the jump in exports could be due to a base effect. "The February 2014 figures were extremely low as Chinese authorities cracked down the round-tripping trade flows, " it said. "We still see strong headwinds facing China's exports this year, " ANZ said, citing weak export order PMI data.
ANZ attributed the decline in imports to weak commodity demand compounded by sharp drops in commodity prices, citing as an example the 45.4 percent on year drop in the value of iron-ore imports, although the iron-ore import volume only fell 0.9 percent.
As well, "Chinese commercial banks have significantly tightened the trade financing facilities for commodity traders, " ANZ said.
This story is developing. Please check back for further updates.


Like Beaufort and Morehead City, Portsmouth and Norfolk are twin cities lying across the river from one another. Unlike Portsmouth, Norfolk has one main attraction, and it is a cracker! The battleship Wisconsin, is attached to, and part of the Hampton Roads Naval Museum.
It showcases more than 200 years of local maritime history and features an impressive array of exhibits, models and archeological artifacts. Not only that but it is FREE!!!
There are a bunch of other things to do in Norfolk, like the MacArthur Memorial, but the Naval Museum will keep you occupied for at least an afternoon. For instance, I am docked right next to the "American Rover," which takes cruises out and about this very nautical city.
Right next to the Wisky Battleship is Sail Nauticus, which is a Norfolk non-profit organization with a mission to inspire, instruct, and impact Hampton Roads kids through the use of sailing and maritime sciences.
And also next to Wisky is the beautiful wooden schooner Virginia which sadly has fallen on hard times and is up for sale.


Lifelong Learning Centre is an integral component of the educational activities of the Institute Technology and Business in Czech Budejovice..
Centre is situated in the ITB complex and has a high quality technical background. The main task of the Center is the exploration of the regional education market and the subsequent creation and implementation of retraining, interest and professional courses, courses on peace and specialized lectures in the field of Building Management, Corporate Economics, Accounting, Logistics, Taxes, drawing of the construction drawings on PC, architectural drawings in CAD applications (computer programs), professional foreign language and so on.
Another important task of the Center is the preparation and realization of educational programs for employees and courses of selected accredited disciplines according to § 60 of Higer Education Akt for ITB students .


Today, I thought I'd try my Spectrum Noir pencils on kraft card. The image is a LOTV stamp. I have simply stamped it in momento ink directly onto a kraft card, card blank, and coloured. I was particularly happy with how well the sky behind him blended - think I am becoming addicted to using these pencils -LOVE them.
Thanks for joining us at Crafts 4 Eternity this week Sharon :) Gorgeous card!
Ahh, I just love little James bear - such a pretty CAS design. Thanx for sharing with us at Fantasy Stampers.
A really gorgeous card, love it! Thanks for joining us at AGOAC. Good luck.


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Our 2019 Audition Tour is over, but we are still accepting Video Audition Applications at this time.
We require an audition for admission into our Ballet, Contemporary, and Jazz Intensives. We host a National Audition Tour each year to see dancers for these three intensives . Dancers choose on the audition application which Intensive program they wish to be considered, and we welcome each dancer to apply for all three programs. The audition fee is a flat, non-refundable $40 for all Live and Video auditions. We highly encourage all dancers to pre-register for Live auditions online.
If a dancer is unable to attend a Live audition, he or she may submit an online video application. We consider these as equal to a Live audition. Please review the application for details on how to submit a video and what to include in the application.
*Dancers must meet the age requirement by the first day of the intensive.
The 2019 scholarship application is now closed.
All correspondence and award agreements will be generated from the personal information submitted. Please be sure to accept emails from SCSummerDance@gmail.com to receive award information.
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Did your bank recently downgrade your rewards credit card earning rate? As of July 1 2017, a number of Australia's financial institutions have slashed points earning rates for rewards credit cards. The action stems from the Reserve Bank of Australia's cuts to credit card 'interchange fees'. This has an impact on the profits that the banks can make from individual card transactions. These changes kicked in on July 1.
The good news is that American Express Australia is exempt from the RBA's new laws. With direct-issued American Express cards offering generous sign-on bonuses and other perks, now might just be the best time to consider 'switching' most of your spend over from the banks and getting a shiny new AMEX for your wallet. Here are some of the main reasons we love American Express.
American Express is known for enticing new customers with very generous sign-on bonuses. You can currently pick up a 55,000 point sign on bonus with the Qantas Ultimate Card or 50,000 bonus points with the Explorer Card . And savvy travellers will love the Platinum Edge Card with a $200 travel credit and a low annual fee.
Did your bank lower or cap your points earning rates? With Amex you'll receive an uncapped earn rate!
Several banks, including NAB, recently introduced a restrictive 'cap' on credit card points earning. This means that once you spend a certain amount per month, your ability to earn points is restricted. Boo! American Express imposes no points cap on their credit cards, which is great news for big spenders. No matter how much you spend per month or per year, you're guaranteed to receive the full serve of points.
In the past, American Express has had a reputation for not being accepted by many retailers. However, many businesses – both big and small – have signed on in recent years. And with a bit of forward planning, many people will find it easy to direct the bulk of their monthly spend onto AMEX. These days, lots of retail giants happily accept AMEX, including supermarkets such as Coles and Woolworths, as well as department stores retailers like David Jones and Myer, plus petrol stations and many small businesses. AMEX is even accepted by PayPal, which is often a payment option for utility, insurance and rates bills.
While American Express offers direct Qantas and Virgin earn credit cards, they also offer a suite of cards that earn American Express Membership Rewards Points. Why are AMEX points so valuable? It's all about flexibility – they can be transferred to a number of leading airline partners (Emirates, Virgin, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines and more), can be redeemed for gift cards at Myer, David Jones and other retailers, and can even be used to pay off a credit card bill with the 'Select + Pay with points' scheme. And unlike some other programs, when you choose the Membership Rewards scheme, the points you earn on your Amex Card won't expire, for as long as you are a customer and your account remains in good standing.
Once you are an AMEX cardholder, you can access 'Amex Offers'. The scheme saves cardholders' money on some of the biggest and best brands. There's a range of offers available – $30 off $150 spend at David Jones, or $20 off $60 spend at BP. These offers can come in very handy. You can access a current list of offers within your online account.
The list of current offers available via my AMEX online account.
Sure, it's sad to see the banks slash earning rates on reward credit cards – but savvy Australian frequent flyers can still earn points quickly with direct-issued American Express cards. If you're not already on the American Express bandwagon, now might be the time to join.


The Macaelah Collection wither strap features premium medium oil leather with hand painted floral details, turquoise and clear crystal embellishments, and turquoise reptile print accents. A wither strap is designed to attach to the rings on your breast collar and lay across the horses withers to keep the breast collar up in place. Adjustable. From Tough 1 Products.


Cabin rentals are wonderful places to spend time at, especially throughout the summer time days when children like to camp and meet new buddies. Many people have thought about building cabin rentals in their yards to supply a change of scenery for your loved ones without needing to get carried away. You should give consideration towards the designing facets of log houses, especially around the cabin kitchen, to improve its value.
Prior to getting began with purchasing materials, you have to pick a handful of particulars first. To create your kitchen areas more unique and never boring, you might like to possess a theme. Although cabin rentals should look rustic, you will find several things people can perform to really make it standout. ou can think about a small country restaurant theme, for instance.
If space is a concern, frequently log houses aren't that large, making the most of that which you have is essential. Consider putting cabinets which have multiple storage areas in addition to counters that may be sitting by a lot of inside a proper way. Avoid putting hanging pot shelves and then any other low ceiling adornments.
Keeping things simple is paramount to achieving class and magnificence. Thus, there is no need to place large furniture in the region. In the end, your family will not be investing a great deal of amount of time in your log houses unless of course you choose to. Rather than purchasing wide chairs which are complicated searching, slim stools look best using the wooden counter tops from the room.
Avoid overdoing the adornments by putting an excessive amount of around the counter too. Clearing up would maximize space. For the cupboards, it may be smart to leave them just a little underneath the ceiling. By doing this, place memorabilia over the cabinets. This could produce the feeling that roofs are really tall.
Furthermore, it may be smart to use glass on the couple of cabinets simply to show your dining articles. This could not just be helpful towards the diners, however it would also mean more attention catching particulars in the region. A distinctive searching sink is going by using it too. For those who have a window within the room, select a valance made from light material rather than a complete drapery to allow light in.
Together with light, try integrating character inside too. Possess a small plant put into the corner to include accent towards the room. This could also eliminate odor in the region. And also, since character relates to existence, consider painting your cabinets as well as your wooden counters using light colors. Although log houses frequently appear partial, it's not an awful idea to interrupt from tradition and check out something totally new.
More to the point, you should think about your family's needs if this involves cooking. Think about what home appliances would suit your family's eating routine. It may be overwhelming though as many folks want everything for his or her kitchen areas. But the truth is, space is generally limited, and getting an excessive amount of home appliances might not only provide space related troubles but can also be not practical.


Due to a construction site of the city of Ulm at the main station, there is a change in traffic management to the "Deutschhaus" parking garage.
Please take the B10 towards Stadtmitte. You will travel through the Zinglerstrasse and you can turn right into the parking garage directly.
IntercityHotel Ulm is situated right next to the main train station. The city center, which is dominated by Ulm Cathedral boasting the tallest church tower in the world, is only a 12-minute walk away. You can easily reach the exhibition grounds and the zoo, located just 2.5 km away.
Highlights: WiFi (free of charge), sumptuous buffet breakfast, restaurant offering German cuisine and Swabian specialties, Sky sports bar, art rooms exhibiting works by young artists, 3 air-conditioned event rooms for up to 40 people.
All of our 135 soundproofed rooms have bright and cozy décor. Flatscreen TV with Sky Sports and Bundesliga channels, corner work area, safe and minibar guarantee you a comfortable stay. FreeCityTicket granting use of local public transport in Ulm at no charge.
The closest station is "Bahnhof Ulm"
Art visions: "In Ulm around Ulm"
A photographic art project by Merlin Laumert and Nicolai Rapp.
True to the motto "In Ulm and around Ulm" the artists discover Ulm with an attempt to show the city and its features through an artistic approach. Many motives remain open and allow the observer to discover own stories, feelings – and, thereby, also the city and the region. The focus is not only on the center, but also on the region with its geographical and historical features. The presentation separates the object from its original context and, consequently, shows it being isolated from its environment.


I've seen a lot about lawn care equipment in the centennial salutes, but the machine that gets the most respect in my opinion is my Toro 521 snowblower that I bought in 1985. It's a well-engineered machine for the job. It has hard rubber tires that never go flat, a 21″ width that allows it to fit alongside my cars in the garage, and includes all metal parts that help it take a beating from heavy snow. Items that wear out can easily be swapped without any down-time. I keep a spark plug and two belts (drive and auger) for spare parts at home, and worn out items like scraper bar and skids can be easily purchased through my dealer. Over the years it has only had 3 sets of belts, one drive disk replaced, and one skid/scraper change. Yearly oil changes round out its care routine, along with avoiding ethanol gas. It has handled all our upstate New York snow from the easy 2″ to the heavy 24″ in my six car driveway, saved me from shoveling, and never faltered. Hats off to my Toro 521!


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