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Donald Trump may be the best thing that ever happened to George W. Bush
Former president George W. Bush speaks to a group during a dinner where he was presented an international leadership award by the Atlantic Council. (Atlantic Council)
By Roxanne Roberts
Feature reporter
George W. Bush received three standing ovations last week, the first for the mere mention of his name.
Bush was in town for the Atlantic Council's annual fundraiser, where he received the Distinguished International Leadership Award from the influential think tank. More than 800 guests from 70 countries — including former presidents, prime ministers and military leaders — gave the 43rd president a warm, enthusiastic welcome.
He was introduced via video by former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, who said, "Ultimately, true leadership requires being, deep down, a good person."
Bush responded with vintage Dubya: self-deprecating jokes, references to his mom and dad, and highlighting the importance of global diplomacy — specifically his administration's work on the AIDS crisis. "I'm honored to get this award," he told the audience. "I'd really like to dedicate it to the generosity of the American people and ask you to spread the word about what this great compassionate nation has done."
He did not mention Iraq, nor did anyone else on this night of celebration.
"Time has done the reputation of President Bush a lot of good," said Fred Kempe, president of the bipartisan Atlantic Council.
The organization has considered giving Bush the award for the past few years, but the Iraq War was always the stumbling block. This year, the jury looked at his work fighting AIDS, his foreign policy in Africa, and his leadership in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. "Our conclusion was that, the longer time goes on and his presidency is reassessed, the better he looks," Kempe said.
Washington, it seems, has developed Bush nostalgia. Just nine years after he left the White House, many conservatives pine for their misunderestimated good old boy from Texas. Looking in the rearview mirror, the last Republican president suddenly appears measured, compassionate, principled — in short, presidential. Even liberals who could not wait for Barack Obama to move into the White House are grudgingly penitent, privately admitting that they didn't appreciate Bush's good qualities.
Fifteen years since the infamous "Mission Accomplished" banner was unfurled celebrating victory in Iraq, the debate about the war rages on. Critics of the invasion believe it will always define Bush's presidency. Admirers think history will be kinder to him. We'll all be dead before there's a verdict one way or the other.
When Bush left Washington, his popularity was in the tank, with just a 33 percent approval rating. Those numbers have doubled: 61 percent of Americans, including a number of Democrats and independents, say they have a favorable view of him, according to a CNN poll released this January.
But this newfound appreciation may have less to do with history and more to do with political beer goggles: It's 2 a.m. in the nation's capital, and suddenly every past president looks good.
No one wants to say it out loud, but Donald Trump may be the best thing that ever happened to George W. Bush.
Former presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton attend a trophy presentation last year before foursome matches of the Presidents Cup at Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City. As a general rule, Americans want dignity and statesmanship from their past presidents. (Rob Carr/Getty Images)
Passions cool, perspectives change
Friends say the 43rd president hates the "L" word — "legacy" — and he declines most interviews on the subject, including one for this article.
Bush "has always understood that history would have a different view of his presidency and of its consequences as the years passed," said presidential historian Jon Meacham. "He is a big reader of biography and history and knows that perspectives change as the passions of the moment cool; issues that loom large in real time often fade over time."
It takes 25 to 30 years to form an accurate assessment of any presidency. "Unless you're Lincoln or FDR," Meacham said, "you're going to have divided opinion in real time."
The headlines that seem so important inevitably fade: Harry Truman was very unpopular when he left office on 1953, only to see his historical stock rise as the Cold War institutions he created were widely credited with preventing another world war. Dwight Eisenhower was criticized for the Korean War, which some now regard as vital to the balance of power in Asia. Lyndon Johnson remains divisive: pilloried for the Vietnam War, lauded for his groundbreaking work on civil rights. For his part, Meacham believes Bush will viewed as a more sophisticated and significant president than he is judged today.
But presidential character? That's on display from Day 1, and to many, Bush — compared with Trump's tweets, tantrums and general disregard for truth — looks like a scholar and a gentleman.
Mourners greet former presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush after the funeral for former first lady Barbara Bush at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston. (David J. Phillip/AP)
Like most establishment Republicans, the Bush family was quietly dismissive of Trump — who repeatedly insulted Jeb Bush and other primary opponents during the 2016 campaign. But in interviews with Mark Updegrove, author of "The Last Republicans: Inside the Extraordinary Relationship Between George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush," both men spoke candidly about the businessman turned politician.
"I don't like him," said George H.W. Bush in May 2016. "I don't know much about him, but I know he's a blowhard. And I'm not too excited about him being a leader." His son, surprised when Trump became the GOP nominee, focused on the new Republican standard-bearer's moral fitness: "The question for the country to decide — on both candidates, by the way — is to what extent should we be insisting upon integrity and solid character."
Neither Bush, writes Updegrove, voted for Trump: George H.W. picked Hillary Clinton. George W. did not cast a ballot for president.
The White House punched back when the book came out in November: "If one presidential candidate can disassemble a political party, it speaks volumes about how strong a legacy its past two presidents really had," an unnamed White House official told CNN. "And that begins with the Iraq War, one of the greatest foreign policy mistakes in American history."
Bush's legacy has been saddled with scorching critiques from a number of foreign policy experts who view him as a naive follower of neoconservatives who charged into the Iraq War on the heels of bad intelligence about weapons of mass destruction; who took his eye off the ball in Afghanistan, allowing al-Qaeda to recover; who failed to adequately plan for the postwar societal disintegration and humanitarian crisis that followed the invasion.
But the current embrace of Bush has nothing to do with his politics or policies.
"It's nostalgia for the personal characteristics," said one Republican fundraiser, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak frankly about his party's leaders. "Bush had a swaggering, wiseguy kind of personality, but he knew when to deploy it and when to behave like a president. He wasn't particularly articulate in his use of syntax. But he was someone who had real fidelity to the Constitution, to the norms of presidential behavior, to his wife. He . . . seemed to be a good man."
Bush's longtime friend Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) believes people are responding to Bush's "genuineness."
He is "a person who doesn't have to be critical of everybody else, a person who understands how big these problems are, a person who just has a sense of the right way to conduct yourself as a former president."
How a president behaves after leaving office is a bigger factor in the legacy question than one might guess. As a general rule, Americans want dignity and statesmanship from their past presidents. Bush has kept a low profile: painting, promoting philanthropic causes, hanging out with Bono and Bill Clinton. He's made millions giving corporate speeches, while avoiding the appearance of cashing in on his White House years.
[George W. Bush's anti-Trump manifesto, annotated]
And he's been careful not to publicly weigh in on Trump since the election. In a widely reported speech last October, Bush gave an address on leadership without once mentioning the current president by name — but pointing a finger nonetheless. "We know that when we lose sight of our ideals, it is not democracy that has failed," he said. "It is the failure of those charged with preserving and protecting democracy."
Even those who believe Bush was wrong to invade Iraq rarely question his patriotism or his respect for the office. Madeleine Albright, who also spoke that day at the George W. Bush Institute event in New York City, writes in her new book: "We disagreed often about matters of policy. However, I have always admired the man's easygoing optimism and his personal decency, qualities that have become far less common in public life than they should be."
In other words, Trump — named or unnamed — has become the prism from which every president's character is judged, especially Bush, his Republican predecessor.
"The current rising fondness for him has a lot to do, obviously, with the temperamental contrast he offers to the incumbent," said Meacham. "Disagree with him as you will, he inarguably upheld the dignity of the office and represented a center-right sensibility that's facing an existential crisis right now."
President Bush gives a thumbs-up after declaring the end of major combat in Iraq as he speaks aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln off the California coast in 2003. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP)
Surge was 'courageous corrective'
There's another take on this nostalgia, a darker view that warns against romanticizing Bush and his administration.
"Trump is a uniquely dangerous and unfit president in many ways, but he tempts liberals to paint the Republican leaders who preceded him in an afterglow of decency and high-mindedness that is hard to detect if you go searching for it in the recent past," Brian Beutler, editor in chief of the progressive Crooked Media, wrote last October. "The unremitting awfulness of the George W. Bush presidency — particularly its early years — has been rewritten in a faction of the liberal imagination as a kind of golden age when political debate was more honest and fact-driven. Things are in some ways worse now, but if that era ever existed, it predated [Bush] by many years."
The arguments for and against Bush — his policies, his priorities, his performance — fall roughly into two camps.
One believes that the decision to invade Iraq overshadows anything else Bush did during his eight years, a choice that plunged this country into a crippling war that continues to this day, a war with an incalculable price in terms of money, foreign policy, lives lost and global terrorism.
"The Bush-Cheney administration paved the way to a war with false statements, from misrepresentations, and what I think you can justifiably call lies," said David Corn, a liberal critic and co-author of "Hubris: The Inside Story of Spin, Scandal, and the Selling of the Iraq War." "That war was poorly planned, poorly implemented, and resulted in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians. It also gave rise to ISIS and created far more problems than it might have solved." There is no way, Corn said, to look at the 43rd presidency without seeing it defined by "the disaster in the Middle East."
The other camp allows that the Iraq invasion was controversial and flawed. "I think there's a recognition that, whether based on bad intelligence or just a bad policy decision, that the Iraq invasion wasn't the finest moment in his presidency," Kempe acknowledged. "Where people start to differ is the surge, a really courageous corrective. A lot of people feel that he doesn't get enough credit for what he did."
The surge put things on a better path — which Obama did not build on, said Kempe, who argues that Bush left Iraq on a positive trajectory.
As the years have passed "people have been able to put Iraq in perspective in a way that they were not before," said Stephen Hadley, who advised Bush on national security affairs. "And people were then able to look at some of the other things that were going on in the administration that were pretty positive."
He ticks off Bush's work on education, immigration, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), malaria in Africa, international development and, especially, keeping the country free from a major terrorist attack after 9/11. "I think there is both a sense that it was a more bipartisan era and also a sense that the Congress and the White House were able to work together to do some things that really mattered."
Inevitably, Americans compare past presidents with the current officeholder. For the past few years, Bush has routinely appeared on snarky lists of America's worst presidents, joining James Buchanan, Warren Harding, Millard Fillmore, Ulysses Grant and Richard Nixon. Where he ends up a century from now is anyone's guess.
Former President George W. Bush spoke of how fighting poverty and helping the world's disadvantaged helps security in the U.S. during his acceptance speech for the 2018 Distinguished International Leadership Award from the Atlantic Council. (Cheryl Diaz Meyer/For The Washington Post)
'Character is destiny'
Team Bush, of course, wants the president to be judged on his own merits: As a leader they see as a principled politician, as a man of character. "He had a reverence for the office of the presidency and wanted to make sure that he did nothing to discredit that office," Hadley said.
"I hope you don't make this 'Bush is a contrast to Trump' or 'Bush as a critique of Trump,' " he added. The reassessment is happening "as a result of the passage of time. And I think it would have happened even if somebody else other than President Trump had been elected."
Probably not. But historians, for good or ill, will have the final word.
"I believe that the Greeks had it right when they said, 'Character is destiny,' " said Meacham. "When we talk about George Washington we don't talk about the Jay Treaty. We talk about his virtues and the tone that he lent the early years of the American experiment."
The reason history had been kind to Truman and Eisenhower and will be so to Bush, he believes, is that "they understood that the national interest was more important than their personal one — and that's not a sentimental point. They knew that it was important to do things that were right, and that history was a lot longer than that given news cycle. And that's something that Trump does not understand."
Bush understands. As he left the stage, the audience gave him one last sustained ovation. One guest turned to her companion and sighed, "I hardly recognize the Republican Party these days."
Roxanne Roberts Roxanne Roberts is a reporter covering Washington's social, political and philanthropic power brokers. She has been at The Washington Post since 1988, working for the Style section as a feature writer and columnist. Follow


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The first results of the AAL4ALL project, which is currently being developed by Fraunhofer AICOS in cooperation with 34 Portuguese interdisciplinary partners, ranging from areas as industry to academia, R&D and social disciplines, are already available and were presented in the end of June at the pHealth 2012 Conference, in Porto.
The first steps of the AAL project were to specify the requirements of senior users by using dedicated surveys whose data will allow the AAL project researchers to understand how ICT technologies are already part of the daily activities of the target users and to define new markets for care products and services.
The results of these dedicated surveys allowed researchers to draw insights about the socio demographics of the Portuguese population over 50, concerning their health, families and social networks, economic situation, housing conditions, autonomy in developing the basic and instrumental daily activities, fears and insecurities and needs and attitudes towards technology.
The survey was answered by 1174 Portuguese citizens aged 50 and over in 18 different regions of the country, ranging from the Northern region of Bragança until the Portuguese archipelago of Madeira, and these were its most relevant results:
- The large majority of respondents consider their health as fair, good, very good or excellent. Only a fifth of participants reported a weak health.
- In the evaluation of the current health condition, 39.2% of participants reported their health condition as healthy while 37.1% self-reported a chronic disease. Cardiovascular diseases are the most prevalent chronic disease to be commonly reported.
- Climbing stairs and bathing are the most frequently reported problems in what relates to difficulties with the basic activities of daily living. However, most of the respondents classify themselves as independent persons with a high level of autonomy.
- The main insecurities reported by the respondents are related with the fear of falling, burglary and fire.
- Regarding recreational and social activities, most of the respondents are very or even extremely satisfied with their participation in these events. In fact, the majority of individuals report a regular participation in this type of activities. However, more than a quarter report loneliness.
- Most of the respondents are satisfied with their access to the services, whether community, formal or legal services. However, the existence of a solution that could ease the access to services related with bureaucratic information, rights and duties is identified by the majority as very important.
- The results obtained indicate that the majority have access to cell phones, whilst one third of the respondents do not own such a device. Most of them have access to Internet at home. However, approximately two thirds of the inquired individuals have never used it.
- An analysis more focused on the use of AAL technologies reveal that one third of the respondents has never used this type of solutions. The majority, however, report some experience with AAL technologies independently of their type. Difficulties in the use of this type of technologies are reported by most of the subjects and half of the sample population refers the availability to invest in the acquisition of AAL technologies.
These results are very important in order to understand the needs of senior population and how can AAL solutions improve their general quality of life.
In fact, as population is ageing fast - in 2011, there were, approximately, 2 millions of older adults in Portugal – it is most necessary to facilitate healthy ageing, with autonomy and independence, by allowing older people to remain active in labour market as long as possible.
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) can play an extremely important role in achieving these goals. ICT can contribute to improve the quality of life of older people, ensuring a healthier and more independent life by helping them to overcome daily problems.
This is the motivation of the AAL4ALL project, which main goal is the mobilization of an industrial ecosystem of products and services in the scope of AAL and is specially focused on the definition of specific standards.
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Trump-appointed CEO of US global media agency targets journalists' independence
by The Real News November 22, 2020, 6:06 pm 1.3k Views
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Despite a litany of lawsuits, whistleblower complaints, and congressional subpoenas, Trump-appointed CEO of the United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM) Michael Pack continues to aggressively reshape Voice of America (VOA) and other news networks managed by the agency, and he's using executive powers enabled by his Democratic successor to do it, according to current and former USAGM staffers who requested anonymity and documents obtained by The Real News.
On Monday, Oct. 26, just days ahead of the presidential election, Pack quietly tossed out a crucial "firewall rule" that prohibited interference by any US government official in the objective, independent reporting of news. The firewall is intended to safeguard the ability of VOA journalists to report independently and free of political interference, despite the agency's reliance on government funding. Removing it enables Pack to more easily influence editorial decisions and align USAGM networks with "'broad foreign policy objectives' of the United States established by the President," says a statement from Pack on the USAGM website.
In the statement, Pack calls the firewall rule "harmful to the agency" because it prevented him, he claims, from fulfilling his "duty 'to direct and supervise all broadcasting activities'" across USAGM networks. "By instruction of Congress, I am required to make the agency more efficient and more effective in fulfilling its mission," Pack argues.
Pack's actions to drive USAGM's "mission" are radically different from those of past agency CEOs: "USAGM broadcasters are tasked with advancing human rights and promoting uniquely American ideas and values," Pack's statement reads. "At a time when foreign governments, particularly those in China, Russia, and Iran, are spending enormous resources spreading disinformation to undermine freedom and democracy, this duty is more important than ever."
The move to strike down the firewall regulation has been criticized by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and other journalist organizations, congressional leaders, and USAGM staffers. Pack's actions, they argue, are a direct assault on independent journalism, harm the credibility of the American taxpayer-funded broadcast networks, and reverse decades of work earning USAGM the reputation as a dependable, independent source of information.
Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs Eliot Engel advised USAGM journalists to ignore the "illegal interference from Mr. Pack and other administration officials," adding, "it will be critical for the next Congress to repair the damage he's done and to enact protections that will prevent an ideologue like him from attempting to destroy the agency again."
Meanwhile, infighting continues at the USAGM under Pack. Sources told The Real News that Pack did not trust the senior management at USAGM because of their association with his predecessor, John Lansing, an Obama appointee. Pack made his intention to take more control over the agency known as soon as he stepped in as CEO, when he fired the top managers from their positions. The agency's chief financial officer and former interim CEO, Grant Turner, and its general counsel David Kligerman, were among those who were terminated.
The affected employees have since filed a lawsuit arguing Pack and his team are initiating steps "to fundamentally remake USAGM into state sponsored media," and asked the court to intervene. The suit argues that Pack and his team influenced editorial decision making, scrutinized news copy and the social media feeds of journalists, in addition to retaliating against staff who flagged concerns about alleged firewall violations. The suit also says USAGM journalists and senior management are avoiding stories that could be deemed controversial to protect staff from potential USAGM retaliation.
The series of firings by Pack was not only a way to consolidate power, USAGM staffers told The Real News, but a way to punish those who allegedly helped introduce the firewall.
"Pack believed these same officials, especially Kligerman and Turner, were also behind the move to install the firewall just ahead of his taking over as the CEO to limit his powers," a USAGM staffer told The Real News.
In the Oct. 26 statement and the repeal notice it references, Pack claims "the Regulation was promulgated only when it became apparent that the leadership of USAGM was about to change via Senate confirmation of a USAGM Chief Executive Officer (CEO)." Pack said he responded by striking down the firewall because it was intended to make his work as CEO harder.
Since taking over as CEO in June, Pack has also put a freeze on staff contracts and refused J-1 visa renewals, which allows qualified, foreign-language journalists to assist USAGM networks on global news programming. Calling them potential spies, Pack's refusal to renew visas has prompted an ongoing exodus of foreign journalists and their families from the United States.
While Pack is seen as responsible for turning USAGM networks into propaganda tools of the US government, some argue the powers Pack has at his disposal were the handiwork of his predecessor John Lansing, who amassed vast powers as CEO during his tenure.
The Real News spoke to Matt Armstrong, who worked with former USAGM CEO John Lansing as a member of the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG). BBG, which had installed the firewall in the days leading up to Pack's confirmation, provided management oversight to VOA and other networks before it was renamed USAGM in 2018. The board—composed of nine members: four Republicans, four Democrats, and a representative of the secretary of state—was appointed by the president for a fixed term.
"On June 8, 2020, the board of governors disbanded after the first presidentially appointed, Senate-confirmed CEO took position," USAGM's website explains.
Armstrong lamented that Lansing—now the CEO of NPR—consolidated the powers Pack has inherited. "Lansing provided levers presently at the disposal of Michael Pack," Armstrong said.
Lansing resigned after the Democrats' loss in the 2016 election, leaving Pack to inherit the newfound CEO powers that Lansing had consolidated during his tenure at USAGM. It was because of this that BBG reintroduced the firewall rule.
"The firewall rule Pack rescinded was a last-ditch effort by my former BBG colleagues to insulate journalism of the USAGM networks from the whims of the CEO," Armstrong said.
Meanwhile, USAGM journalists don't believe that Pack will change course in the weeks and months ahead. Pack could maintain his CEO position beyond the Trump administration because Republicans will likely maintain a Senate majority, allowing them to vote down any effort to bring a new CEO to USAGM.
"We have no idea what lies ahead even though the Trump administration is on its way out," one USAGM staffer said. "Pack can do much more damage in the next couple of months," said another staffer.
USAGM, Pack, and Lansing did not respond to The Real News Network's questions despite multiple requests for comment.
Originally posted by The Real News on 2020-11-20 11:17:04
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Freddie Ljungberg Traded To Chicago Fire
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Freddie Ljungberg, former Swedish international and two-time MLS All-Star, has been traded to the Chicago Fire in exchange for a conditional selection in the 2011 or 2012 SuperDraft. This story has been unfolding for weeks, with many originally thinking Ljungberg was headed to New York Red Bulls. Instead, he's off to the Windy City, and although Sounders fans wish him well, we won't be looking regretfully over our shoulders.
The midfielder has missed five consecutive competitive matches for Seattle, in which the Sounders were unbeaten. Although superstitious supporters might theorize that Ljungberg was bad luck for the squad, in reality his leaving created a different playing formation, one that allowed Fredy Montero much more space on the pitch. With this space, Montero has been able to showcase his gifts, most recently with the stunning goal against Metapan that occurred just seconds after he stepped on the field. The Sounders have also had the opportunity to use Miguel Montano, another talented Colombian, fast and intelligent on the ball.
With the official acquisition of Alvaro Fernandez yesterday, the Seattle Sounders are making a firm statement: This club will be about moving forward rather than looking back. The team will not be chasing the old men at the end of their game. Rather than seeking flash, the club will look to make smart decisions, such as signing designated players who are able to grow in skill while with the Sounders. Fernandez will now take the second DP slot, leaving fans to wonder: will we keep our star, Fredy Montero, by flashing a bit of cash and using him as our third DP? One can hope.


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Want to mount a ladder on back of our 28RLS North Trail. Would like to minimize obstructing view from the back window if possible. Does Heartland sell these ladders? Can I get dimensions to install this myself?
Have the same questons and made a post about this issue.
check out the NT forum area. general one I believe. Someone posted about a ladder in that area. Can use search to find it.
I can not remember which unit it was for.
I was told that the North Trail 28RLS frame is not designed to have a ladder, they did not want to block the window.
When I wanted to add a ladder to my 21FBS, I emailed Heartland, and they responded with a very nice engineering drawing showing the location where the ladder could be mounted.
Ditto! I have a ladder on my 21FBS... guess it just depends on the model.


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Author List: Patrice Rey, Luke Mondy, Guillaume Duclaux, Christian Teyssier, Donna Whitney, Marie Bocher, cécile Prigent.
Citation: Rey, Patrice & Mondy, L & Duclaux, G & Teyssier, Christian & Whitney, Donna & Bocher, Marie & Prigent, cécile. (2017). The origin of contractional structures in extensional gneiss domes. 45. 263-266. 10.1130/G38595.
The juxtaposition of domains of shortening and extension at different scales in orogens has fueled many debates about driving forces and tectonic interpretations, including timing of deformation. At the orogen scale, gravitational collapse and mass transfer from orogenic plateaux to forelands explain some of these juxtapositions. At a regional scale, structures in gneiss domes are commonly contractional yet are coeval with regional extension and denudation. Here we use three-dimensional numerical experiments to show that crustal flow in orogenic domains does not necessarily conform to plate motion. We document contractional crustal flow associated with the formation of a gneiss dome in an orogenic pull-apart setting where localized extension and crustal thinning focus the exhumation of deep crust. We show that the flow field results in a complex strain pattern in which an extensional strain regime that is collinear with the direction of plate motion is partitioned into the shallow crust, whereas contractional structures and fabrics at a high angle to the direction of imposed transport develop in the deep crust. Advective mass transfer across regions of contrasting yet coeval strain regimes leads to a polyphase tectonic history. We observe structural features remarkably similar to those documented in some natural gneiss domes such as the Montagne Noire, which developed in a dextral pull-apart domain at the southern margin of the French Massif Central.


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Sunday Night Football Preview – NY Giants @ Green Bay Packers
The NY Giants had a disappointing loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Monday, Eli Manning and the rest of the offense simply could not shake the seemingly unstoppable Viking defense. With that loss they sum 2 consecutive losses this season for 2-2 record, not exactly the start of the season they were hoping for.
The New York team has had problems both in the defense and offense, but the problems in their offensive lineup seem to be a lot more noticeable. This is the offense that was ranked 6th in scoring last season, now they are ranked at number 27, that is a long way to fall in such a short period of time.
The Giants
The team have a healthy Victor Cruz and they added rookie wide receiver Sterling Shepard to their line up and yet they have not been able to translate this into actual points, averaging only 18 points per game. Another problem their offense is facing is wide receiver Odell Beckham who is having a very hard time controlling his temper on the field, at the beginning of the season he was one of the top five playmakers, during his last two seasons he has been averaging over 100 yards per game, this year however, he is only averaging 76 yards per game and has not made a touchdown in the 4 games he has played.
Now the Giants loss to the Vikings was kind of expected, Manning does not have a good record against them and they have arguably the best defense in the league. The Packers also lost to the Vikings and in that game the defense held Aaron Rodgers to just 70.7 passing yards.
He has played well against the Packers in the past, the Giants have beaten the Packers three times in a row and Eli has 10 touchdowns in the last four matchups against Green Bay, but he also has 3 interceptions in the same number of games.
New York has the potential to put up a lot of points, there is no doubt about that, their main concern is figuring out how to stop Rodgers and the Packers offense. The Giants secondary has suffered a lot of injuries which may curtail their ability to slow down the two time MVP Rodgers.
The Packers
They are well rested after having their bye week, and they are home, which should give them an edge in the game, however, they are laying 7, normally I would not feel comfortable laying that many points against the Giants but with them only averaging 18 points per game I feel this is a fair number, but just to be on the safe side I would tease the spread on the Packers who will walk away with the win.
Because of the defensive issues on the Giants side, I feel the safest bet in this game is actually the over 48, I predict the final score on this game will be 37-17 Green Bay.
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Rick and Morty Easter Eggs and Unnoticed Details
July 7, 2010 by Molly Reynolds
Wubba-lubba-dub-dub! If you're a Rick and Morty fan, chances are you've combed every episode multiple times for the meticulously planted Easter eggs courtesy of co-creators Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon. If you;ve watched Community, you must be familiar with Harmon's unique style of writing, which require the viewers to hit the pause button multiple times on each episode, and even better, makes the viewers think. Even if you think you're perceptive enough and have everything in Rick and Morty figures out, we're here to tell you otherwise. We've got a list of some crucial details you may have missed – so, read on and get schwifty!
Back to the Morty
It's immensely easy to compare Rick and Morty to Back to the Future. Both boast an older man that goes on sci-fi adventures with someone their junior. While Doc and Marty have the DeLorean, Rick and Morty have the former's spaceship. However, there's one significant difference between the two properties.
Rick and Morty never actually travel through time, unlike the Back to the Future duo. Our eponymous pair in Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon's animated comedy travel to different dimensions and planets, but never to different periods in time. Hence why there's a box labeled "Time Travel Stuff" in the Smiths' garage.
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Having read the enthusiastic New York Times review of 1491, I thought surely I would like it, though I was leary of a book that "radically alters our understanding of the Americas before the arrival of Europeans in 1492." The claims include that there were more people in the Americas than in Europe at the time, that some cities had greater technological advances than European cities at the time (such as running water), that the Native Americans had transformed their land in dramatic ways, and were able to farm the rain forest without destroying it. Some or all of these may well be the case. Nevertheless I found this book stunningly unpersuasive.
I decided to stop reading it after I came across this argument: the author is making the case that a smallpox epidemic in the Andes' Inca population resulted in a ferocious civil war not long before Pizarro appeared, and was one major reason the thousands of Inca warriers were killed by 168 Spanish troops. He notes how destabilizing epidemics thoughout history have been, tearing the bonds that hold cultures together. But when he says, "Martin Luther's rebellion against Rome was a grandson of the Plague, as was modern anti-Semitism," I had to stop. Using these two questionable ideas as arguments was the tipping point.
Though I have no doubt the various myths we have about Native Americans are created to serve the Europeans views, I was not persuaded that Charles Mann could present a clearer picture to me. He was so intent on making his case that I saw his book as less than factually reliable.
He is also less than discriminating in evaluating the array of new theories, some far weaker than others. For example, he concludes with naive speculations directly linking American democracy to Indian precedents that supposedly dissolved European hierarchies of command and control. In the process, he minimizes the cultural divide separating consensual natives from coercive colonists: "Colonial societies could not become too oppressive, because their members — surrounded by direct examples of free life — always had the option to vote with their feet. . . . Historians have been puzzlingly reluctant to acknowledge this [Indian] contribution to the end of tyranny worldwide." Mann would be less puzzled if he knew that Indians would not have welcomed thousands of colonial refugees; that colonial societies sustained a slave system more oppressive than anything practiced in Europe; and that the slaveowners relied on Indians to catch runaways.


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Are you interested in taking your garden to the next level? To branch out, learn a little more about how to take your gardening for wildlife further? Then this podcast is for you! Honestly, it's for everyone—all gardeners of every skill level. As you will hear in the episode, I came across Nancy's book The Humane Gardener over the summer when it kept popping up in my recommendations for my library's digital lending service and once I clicked on it and downloaded it to read, I was instantly hooked! It was everything I had been pondering about and more this summer when it came to rethinking and challenging my own beliefs about what wildlife gardening meant.
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We could have chatted for much longer than we did and I hope to have Nancy back on at a later date to explore this subject deeper. You'll hear some blips in the podcast I tried to edit out. I usually have really good connection with Google Hangouts On Air but whoa did we have some problems this go around! It's Skype that usually gives me grief!
Be sure to check out Nancy's website for more ways to think outside the box when it comes to landscaping for wildlife and definitely read her book! Pair it with Bringing Nature Home by Doug Tallamy and A New Garden Ethic by Benjamin Vogt!


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Asthénie est une série de bande dessinée scénarisée par Joël Callède et dessinée par Roland Pignault. Elle est colorisée par Véronique Sutter.

Éditée en , elle raconte l'histoire de Jason Newman, célèbre avocat jeune et brillant, souffrant d'asthénie due à des insomnies chroniques. Il tente par tous les moyens de se faire soigner car cette maladie commence à faire déraper sérieusement sa vie professionnelle et affective.

Il atterrit chez un nouveau docteur, assez mystérieux, qui le guérit presque d'un coup. La guérison s'accompagne d'effets secondaires très perturbants.

Voir aussi
 Asthénie

Album de bande dessinée sorti en 2009
Dupuis - Grand Public

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KENWORTH WILLIAM MOFFETT, 1934 - 2016
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Ken Moffett – curator extraordinaire, museum director, art critic, art historian and most importantly, dear friend to many artists – died on June 21 at the age of 81, at his home in Stamford Connecticut. The cause of death was pneumonia compounded by complications from the heart surgery he underwent last November. He is survived by his wife, Cynthia Horvath Moffett; his daughter, Kathryn (Kay) Moffett; his son-in-law, Neil Parker; and his granddaughter, Matilda Moffett Parker.
I myself didn't meet Moffett until the winter of 1983, after I'd started publishing my series in Arts Magazine on "Art Criticism & Art History: The 1940s vs. the 1980s." I was a member of AICA (the International Association of Art Critics), and so was Moffett. We both attended a symposium in New York that they'd organized—in fact, he may have been one of the speakers.
During the lunch break I introduced myself to him. He recognized me upon the basis of that series and said I must come up and visit Boston sometime.
Shortly thereafter, I took him up on his invitation. I had lunch with him and Lucy Baker, then his fiancée, at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, where he had been its first curator of modern and contemporary art since 1971.
After lunch, Baker drove me out to see "Abstract Art in New England," a show of younger artists in the area that Moffett had organized for the Danforth Museum in Framingham. On the way back, we stopped at the building where Baker's studio was located.
She showed me some of her black paintings, and I was introduced to one or two other artists who also had studios there. I was impressed by those paintings, but I think maybe even more by the whole milieu that seemed to be thriving in the Boston area for younger modernist painters.
I'm not saying that Moffett alone was responsible for it – I think the good people at the Boston Museum School also had something to do with it, to say nothing of the artists themselves – but even in retrospect I'd give Moffett much of the credit.
When he was finally booted out of the MFA by an anti-modernist claque the following year, a number of the artists who had benefited from his aegis relocated, and the museum itself took a reactionary turn.
I didn't know it, but by the time I met Moffett, relations between him and Clement Greenberg were already decidedly strained. The real problem – in my opinion – was (as it always was with Greenberg) not style but substance.
Not how politely or rudely the individuals concerned behaved in their relationships with other humans, but what art they preferred – and preferred to celebrate.
Moffett was becoming more and more committed to those younger artists who would within the next decade become known as "The New New Painting" and (with few if indeed any exceptions) Greenberg didn't share this enthusiasm.
To the extent that he favored younger artists, they were different ones. But all I could see, on this first acquaintance with Moffett, was the very great community of interest these two men had concerning the art of the recent past.
I think I already owned Moffett's fat Abrams books on Jules Olitski & Kenneth Noland. I know that I'd attended the 1973 Olitski exhibition that Moffett had organized for the Boston museum but that traveled to the Whitney in New York.
I think I may even have been slightly amused at the way that Moffett in his speech patterns appeared to have been influenced by Greenberg (I was to be amused by this same trait in Olitski, the following fall).
I know I was impressed with the beautiful color-field paintings currently hanging in the Boston museum on loan from the collection of Graham Gund – who, I felt, must have benefited from Moffett's eye and advice.
For an obituary, however, it's necessary to go back a bit and tell about that period in Moffett's life that I don't know personally—but that I can piece together from those entries that he presumably filled out himself in past years for Who's Who in American Art, more recent material he posted at his website (Moffett's Artletter 2.0), and some Columbia library material.
So, then –he was born on November 26, 1934, and raised in East Orange, New Jersey. He spent six years in college, the first two at Seton Hall in New Jersey, the following four at Columbia in New York, most likely receiving his BA there in 1958 (according to Who's Who in American Art, though his website says 1960).
While in college, he became interested in contemporary art through a fellow student, Robert Whitman. Since Whitman was theatrically inclined, he introduced Moffett to John Cage, Allan Kaprow & Robert Rauschenberg, so Moffett presumably got all that avant-garde dada out of his system early.
Other influences, however, led him to a greater appreciation to what he called The New York School, and what I gathered was abstract expressionism and perhaps also its offshoots – those influences consisting of visits to MoMA and the tutelage of Meyer Schapiro at Columbia.
Anyway, the budding scholar was interested enough to go on to Harvard for graduate work, taking his MA in 1962, and his PhD in 1968. There he became part of a group of five passionate would-be modernists.
Four of them (including Moffett) would go on to contribute their insights to the modernist enterprise: the other three were Michael Fried, Charles Millard & Kermit Champa.
The fifth was Rosalind Krauss, who started out as a modernist, but later on (as we all know) jumped ship, and became a postmodernist instead.
Moffett had become president of a graduate student association at Harvard, with responsibility for staging a lecture series. He had already become interested in a German art critic named Julius Meier-Graefe who had attempted to introduce French impressionism to the German public, and thought, why not invite a lot of contemporary art critics for this lecture series?
Fried, who had known Greenberg since his own undergraduate days at Princeton, helped draw up the list – and Greenberg was on it. The rest, as they say, is history.
Moffett was so taken by Greenberg that he dedicated the book that came out of his dissertation on Meier-Graefe to him. Published in Germany, it became the victim of a vicious hatchet job masquerading as a review in the Burlington Magazine by an aging German art historian specializing in archaeology and the Renaissance, but also chair of the art history department at UC-Berkeley.
When I read it last week, I was vividly reminded of the very similar hatchet job performed by Kirk Varnedoe in Arts Magazine on the book about Degas that Charles Millard had gotten out of his Harvard dissertation.
Since I don't think Harvard was in the habit of handing out doctorates in exchange for eyewash, those dissertations can't have been all that bad. But the price one paid – and to a certain extent still pays – for being a Greenberger was -- and is -- too often this sort of invective.
What Moffett accomplished in his 81 years is pretty staggering. In addition to those 13 years at the MFA Boston, he taught at Wellesley from 1968 to 1979, and became a full professor there.
After he left the Boston museum, he founded the original printed version of Moffett's Artletter, advised collectors, and then became director of the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale (now the NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale) from 1989 to 1996.
In the mid-90s, he also participated in the founding of the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, and (so I understand) was asked to become its director, but preferred to remain on the East Coast.
His endeavors on behalf of the New New Painting, especially in the years since, have been remarkable – the group has exhibited in Prague, Brussels and Paris as well as New York, Connecticut and Canada.
Moffett's publications are legion – not only books and exhibition catalogs, but also articles in Art News, Artforum, Art in America, the New Criterion and Art in New England –whenever he had something to say, he said it.
And, although his great enthusiasms among the older artists were for Olitski, Poons, Caro, Jack Bush, Friedel Dzubas & Morris Louis, he also endorsed artists not in the Greenbergian canon, from Odd Nerdrum & Fairfield Porter to Bram Bogart.
In other words, he has been his own man throughout—and for that reason if no other, he will long be remembered by his many friends.
Jul 05, 2016 8:16 AM EDT
hi Piri Thanks for this tribute. ps. Clem did like Fairfield Porter
- john griefen


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Q: (Delphi FMX) How can I refresh my Frame Object inside a TabControl.TabItem without losing control of the window? This application is intended initially for a Windows environment.
While having used only the initial code on the link mentioned below, I had to resorted to replacing the code to accept TabControls/TabItems (FMX) and not using PageControls/TabSheet (VCL) from the link below. With intent to create the Frame with the ability to rebuild content inside of a TabItem (Freeing itself and then using the Construct/Create object approach inside of a procedure).
embarcadero.com (Replacing TabSheets with Frames - by Dan Miser)
Every time I use tiframe1 while having been using Frames since Delphi Seattle 10, I have become accustomed to the ability of using them dynamically.  This is one of the approaches. (problem occurs to happen at frame.Free; ) This approach causes the Application to not respond to moving the Window or Exit/Close or anything having to do with the Window layer (including a menu bar).
Does this have anything to do with the fact that TFrames were originally made for VCL?
Project1.dpr
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{$R *.res}

begin
  Application.Initialize;
  Application.CreateForm(TForm1, Form1);
  Application.Run;
end.

Unit1.pas
unit Unit1;

interface

uses
  System.SysUtils, System.Types, System.UITypes, System.Classes, System.Variants,
  FMX.Types, FMX.Controls, FMX.Forms, FMX.Graphics, FMX.Dialogs, FMX.TreeView,
  FMX.Layouts, FMX.Controls.Presentation, FMX.StdCtrls, FMX.TabControl, FMX.Edit;

type
  TForm1 = class(TForm)
    TabControl1: TTabControl;
    TabItem1: TTabItem;
    TabItem2: TTabItem;
    procedure FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
    procedure RefreshFrame();

  private
    { Private declarations }
    procedure CreateFrame(ATabitem: TTabItem);

    function GetFrame(ATabitem: TTabItem): TFrame;
  public
    { Public declarations }

  end;

var
  Form1: TForm1;

implementation

{$R *.fmx}

uses frame1;

type
  TFrameClass = class of TFrame;

procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
  TabItem1.Tag := Integer(Ttiframe1);
  CreateFrame(TabItem1);
end;

function TForm1.GetFrame(ATabitem: TTabItem): TFrame;
begin
  if not Assigned(ATabitem) then
    ATabitem := TabControl1.ActiveTab;
  Result := nil;
  if Assigned(ATabitem) and (ATabitem.ControlsCount > 0) and (ATabitem.Controls[0] is TFrame) then
    Result := TFrame(ATabitem.Controls[0]);
end;

procedure TForm1.CreateFrame(ATabitem: TTabItem);
var
  frame: TFrame;
begin
  if GetFrame(ATabitem) = nil then
    if ATabitem.Tag <> 0 then
    begin
      frame := TFrameClass(ATabitem.Tag).Create(Self);
      frame.Parent := ATabitem;
    end;
end;

procedure TForm1.RefreshFrame();
var
  frame: TFrame;
begin
  if Assigned(FindComponent('tiframe1')) then //
  begin
    frame := FindComponent('tiframe1') as TFrame;
    frame.Free;  //This is the cause of all the problems
    frame := Ttiframe1.Create(Self);
    frame.Parent := TabControl1;
  end;
end;

end.

And don't forget to create a Frame and using a Construct/Create as well as at the bottom (before "end.") create an RegisterClass as well.
unit frame1;

interface

uses
  System.SysUtils, System.Types, System.UITypes, System.Classes, System.Variants,
  FMX.Types, FMX.Controls, FMX.TabControl, FMX.Forms, FMX.Layouts, FMX.Dialogs,
  FMX.StdCtrls, FMX.Graphics, FMX.Controls.Presentation, FMX.Memo, FMX.Edit;

type
  Ttiframe1 = class(TFrame)
    Button1: TButton;

    procedure Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
  private
    { Private declarations }

  public
    { Public declarations }
    constructor Create(AOwner: TComponent); override;
  end;

implementation

{$R *.fmx}

uses Unit1;

procedure Ttiframe1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
  Form1.RefreshFrame();
end;

constructor Ttiframe1.Create(AOwner: TComponent);
begin
  inherited Create(AOwner);
end;

initialization
  RegisterClass(Ttiframe1);

end.

Now I am also looking to see if TabItems can be re-rendered to display anything new or updated (sort of in a Refresh or Application.ProcessMessages approach), in a similar fashion as a Constructor in a Frame could, effecting such elements as TLabel.Text or perhaps even a TEdit.Text. Inside the construct I have it fetch data from a db dynamically.
The reason for the replacement is that While using (TTreeView) inside of, Frame, inside a TabItem, or otherwise, causes similar occurrence without having a known cause to make the attention/focus away from the MainForm window when I should use the RefreshFrame;

A: I understand that this is just some made up code to demonstrate the problem, so I will not go into other oddities in the code, but will focus on the problem you describe.
The problem is that the OnClick handler of the button frees the frame and thus the button and the handler returns to a non-existant button.
To avoid this you can do any one of the following

*

*redesign so that the OnClick handler doesn't free the frame (and thus the button)

*use a Windows message (since platform is Windows) of your own definition that the button posts to the form and which, when received by the form, calls RefreshFrame

*use a 1 ms TTimer that the button enables and which calls RefreshFrame from its OnTimer event where the timer also is disabled

The idea being that the buttons OnClick handler can complete before the frame and button are destroyed.

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It works about the same as professional in-office treatments, also known as fractional non-ablative laser treatments.
Low level laser beams accelerate collagen and elastin production in your skin resulting in fading wrinkles and lines. To get best results you need to stick to a strict treatment regime.
Images or links below may lead to webpages for more information, or to Amazon where you can read through the reviews which is quite informative.
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Supplier of beauty and skin care products Tria Beauty, launched a laser light device to treat your skin. According to the company you can now visibly restore what they describe as the natural luminosity of your face. The device is in particular suitable for treating wrinkles. Tria Beauty USA indicates that treating your skin with their age-defying device will give results in about two weeks.
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New York State's top financial regulator has taken a big step to bring Bitcoin and other virtual currencies under its purview.
On Thursday, Benjamin M. Lawsky, the superintendent of financial services, announced proposed regulations for virtual currency companies operating in New York. The "BitLicense" plan, which includes rules on consumer protection, the prevention of money laundering and cybersecurity, is the first proposal by a state to create guidelines specifically for virtual currency.
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The public will have 45 days from July 23 to comment on the proposal, after which Mr. Lawsky's office intends to make changes to the rules and send them back out for review.
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/* !!!! GENERATED FILE - DO NOT EDIT !!!! */

/*
 * Copyright (c) 2014 liblcf authors
 * This file is released under the MIT License
 * http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
 */

// Headers
#include "rpg_saveinventory.h"

/**
 * Constructor.
 */
RPG::SaveInventory::SaveInventory() {
	party_size = -1;
	items_size = -1;
	gold = 0;
	timer1_secs = 0;
	timer1_active = false;
	timer1_visible = false;
	timer1_battle = false;
	timer2_secs = 0;
	timer2_active = false;
	timer2_visible = false;
	timer2_battle = false;
	battles = 0;
	defeats = 0;
	escapes = 0;
	victories = 0;
	unknown_29_turns = 0;
	steps = 0;
}

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