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I've Got a Home in Glory Land
A Lost Tale of the Underground Railroad
Author: Karolyn Smardz Frost
WADE IN THE WATER, CHILDREN
25 DOLLARS REWARD
The subscribers will give for the apprehension and return of a colored man named THORNTON, who absconded from our employ on the 3rd or 4th day of July, inst. Said Thornton is about 5 feet, 9 or 10 inches high; stout made and of a yellow complexion; light eyes, and of good address; had on when he left a blue cloth coat, and pantaloons; boots, and a black hat.
WURTS & REINHARD
--Louisville Public Advertiser, July 7, 1831
IT WAS JULY 3, 1831, the day before Independence Day, and Thornton Blackburn stood casually at the Louisville ferry docks at the foot of Third Street. The youthful slave must have been a handsome sight in his blue broadcloth coat and polished boots as he looked across the waters to the little towns and verdant countryside of the opposite shore. Beside him was his bride. Some years older than her husband, Ruthie was finely dressed in a black silk gown and carried herself modestly, as befitted the free woman one might mistake her to be.
Indiana's gentle green hills had never seemed so far away as they did on this glorious morning. The Ohio River had been the boundary between South and North since America first made thesewide western lands its own. Free soil lay just on the other side of those placid waters, deceptively, tantalizingly close. The young couple was alone on the low bank above the water's edge. Behind them, above the riverbank, lay the city of Louisville. It was Sunday, and Kentucky's busiest port was quiet, for most people who worked the dockyards and warehouses were slaves and this was their one day of rest. The ferry docks were just a little way upstream from the Falls of the Ohio, with its jagged rocks and boiling, churning rapids, and the horse ferry traveling from Jeffersonville, Indiana, was making slow progress toward them against the strong current of the channel.
Though the role he was playing required him to turn a blank and affable face to the world, Thornton must have seethed within, for the least sign of uncertainty would betray him and his Ruthie as the fugitive slaves they were. At any moment they might be recognized. It was broad daylight, and both were well known along the riverfront of the city where their prominent Louisville owners lived.
Safely tucked up in Thornton's pocket were the papers that would be their passport onto the ferry and then, if all went well, a steamboat named the Versailles. The documents were carefully prepared, but Thornton Blackburn and his wife were entirely unable to judge their quality, for neither of them could read. One set, ostensibly made out by their indulgent masters, allowed them a day's holiday in Indiana. The second were the all-important free papers, legal documents naming the couple and describing each of them in minute detail, including physical characteristics, scars, carriage, and demeanor. These would enable them to travel up the river to Cincinnati and, God willing, liberty.
It was a desperate gamble. Their chances of discovery were very high, the consequences unthinkable. All his young life, Thornton Blackburn had seen hopeful runaways hiding in bushes by the riverside or lurking behind cotton bales on the dockyard, frightened, eager, all believing in their hearts that freedom was there, just across the river. Thornton had watched, toooften, as the bleeding, whipped, and defeated were brought back by slave catchers, rough men who made their livings from retrieving fugitive slaves. Women as well as men were stripped to the waist and flogged at the post in the courthouse yard until blood pooled at their feet. Even the strongest, the most defiant who cursed their captors, their masters, and the men who wielded the lash, fainted when salt water or turpentine was poured on their horribly torn flesh so their wounds would not fester. It was not done for their sake, but lest the slave's value to his or her owner be diminished. Known runaways were then nearly always traded away, both as punishment and as a graphic example of the consequences to the "servants" left behind.
Thornton Blackburn had lived much of his life beside this same river. As a tiny child he played in its swirling shallows with crayfish and minnows, and caught fish from its banks as soon as he was old enough to hold a pole. If Thornton had loved the smooth, shining expanse of water as a boy, he'd have grown to hate it as a man. The river took people away.
"Sold down the river" is a saying first coined by Kentucky slaves, meaning the very depth of betrayal. Worth more to the great plantation owners of the Deep South than to the small farmers of more northerly Kentucky, slaves in their thousands were sent down to the auction houses at the mouth of the Lower Mississippi. There the price of American cotton, sugar, and rice on the world market dictated the value of Kentucky's "surplus" slaves. Since before Thornton was born, long lines of men, women, and children were herded onto boats or marched overland in long chained processions. They were stolen from the arms of loving wives and husbands, little ones abandoned, feeble old parents left to get along as best they could, and there was hardly an enslaved family in Kentucky that had not lost someone. And still the traders came, wheedling their way, probing the weakness of masters who drank, mistresses who feared poverty, or estate administrators wanting to rid themselves of the troublesome property that could turn so great a profit.
Should the Blackburns be apprehended in their flight on this fine July morning, there was a good possibility that both Thornton and Ruthie would be taking that slow journey down the river. They would travel south for mile upon endless mile, past the point where the Ohio River's green waters mingled with those of the muddy Mississippi, and on until they reached the market at Natchez--the "Forks of the Road," as they called it--or the many slave dealers' establishments at New Orleans, to be sold. Then Thornton would spend a few short years hoeing cotton, cutting sugarcane, or up to his knees in stinking rice paddies under the relentless lash of the overseer, before his scarred and broken body was consigned to an unmarked grave in the corner of some plantation. Kentucky slaves were well aware of the suffering in store for them in the Deep South. Blacks, both slave and free, crewed the boats that plied these inland waterways, carrying the length of the rivers' tales of the paddle and the whip, of hunger and work from "can see to can't" every blessed day, and death from cold and disease and despondency.
Ruthie, with her lovely skin and flashing dark eyes, faced a very different fate. Slave girls were chained, sometimes, for the riverboat voyage, to keep them from destroying themselves in the waters that churned and boiled around the great paddles of the wheel. Some did that in their misery and despair at the loss of home and family. Beautiful women like Ruthie Blackburn did it because they knew what awaited them at journey's end. Too lovely to be wasted in the fields or even as housemaids or cooks, Kentucky's light-skinned "yellow" girls were the most valuable commodity on the auction blocks of the Lower Mississippi. The prettier the girl, the higher the price.
In the infamous "fancy-girl markets" there, Ruthie Blackburn would be worth $1,000 or more to the right man. In richly decorated drawing rooms above those far-off Southern slave pens, beautiful women were displayed to a very private and specialized clientele. They were dressed in fine gowns and set to needlework to show off their accomplishments. Then chosen.
Prodded. Touched intimately. Sometimes stripped to the skin, the better to examine more private attractions. The best Thornton could hope for his wife, bitter as it was, was to be sold as a mistress, to wear fine clothes and play the courtesan for the white man who had bought absolute right to her labor, and her body. The least fortunate of the girls sold south populated the brothels that served the gamblers and roustabouts who worked the river.
Less than two short weeks before, her master dead and his estate bankrupt, Ruthie Blackburn had been auctioned off to pay his debts. In the parlor of her old home on Green Street, the auctioneer had stood the girl high, showing her off to the crowd and crying: "A likely lass, a hard worker. Well made, too. Just right for the discerning gentleman!" Ruthie had looked so small standing there. Her skin was like coffee with the cream poured in. With her beauty and gentle, graceful manner, she had attracted several eager bidders. Judge Oldham, who managed the estate to which Thornton belonged, had been among the would-be purchasers that day. Perhaps Thornton had thought his master might be kind and buy his wife. But he did not, and finally, terribly, came the words "Sold to Virgil McKnight for $300!"
Everyone in Louisville's busy warehouse district knew that, like most Louisville commission merchants, Virgil McKnight occasionally bought and sold slaves. The city's finest merchandise was always chosen for the Mississippi trade, and its slaves were no different. Merchants like McKnight employed agents to do their selling for them, but he had purchased Ruthie cheaply and would sell her for the best price, if he could. Desperate to keep his wife with him and out of harm's way, Thornton conceived a daring plan. First, he learned sailing times of steamboats bound for Cincinnati. Then, perhaps from a literate black or an abolitionist-minded white, somehow he was able to acquire convincing sets of "free papers" made out in his and Ruthie's own names. Luckily, he possessed a good coat and hat and Ruthie an elegant silk dress to wear for their journey. These and a confident mannerwould be their only disguise. It could work. Traffic moved both north and south on the great Ohio. These flowing waters that had borne away tens of thousands of Kentucky's slaves might also be for them a passage north, out of this land of slavery.
A short distance down the quay, a steamboat gently rocked at its moorings. The Versailles rode low in the water, for black dockworkers, stripped to their waists and streaming sweat in the summer heat, had loaded her cargo the day before. She was fresh out of Wheeling, Virginia, and had just won the coveted U.S. postal route, so she carried mail along with commercial cargo and the usual complement of passengers. With a new captain and crew not yet familiar with the men and women who frequented the Louisville Landing, the Versailles met perfectly the Blackburns' needs that fine summer's day. By this time in the morning, a few passengers would have been making their careful way up the gangplank. The purser stood to greet them, keeping a watchful eye lest any runaway slaves try to sneak aboard. Meanwhile, the ship's officers stood on the upper deck, dapper in blue uniforms, their gilt braid glittering in the sun.
If all went according to plan, the Versailles would carry Thornton and Ruthie away, but not from this side of the river, where they were known as slaves. First they had to cross over to that other shore. There were no bridges over the Ohio River then, for the risk of slave escape was too great. Instead, several times a day, an old, cumbersome barge driven by six plodding horses working a great treadmill took the long diagonal trajectory that linked Louisville with the ferry docks of the town of Jeffersonville, the city's Indiana counterpart, just upstream. The vessel was to sail at eleven o'clock.
The Blackburns' escape plan was brilliant in its simplicity, but it had to be flawlessly executed. The first challenge would come when they tried to board the ferry. But Louisville was a border city with economic ties to the Indiana shore; enslaved men and women regularly passed back and forth by the ferry on their masters' business and even sometimes, if they had proven themselvestrustworthy, on their own. Passes should be sufficient to allow this well-turned-out slave couple to travel over the Ohio River for a day's visit to Indiana.
Even armed with such documents, the Blackburns would not have had an easy passage. It was the Sunday of a holiday weekend, the glorious Fourth of July. Ferryboat operators were especially watchful on Sundays, for it was the one time slaveholders relaxed their surveillance, and therefore when most people made their bid for freedom, just as the Blackburns were doing themselves, and for the same reasons. Stiff penalties for even inadvertently carrying runaways encouraged viligance on the part of boat crews. Ferries running between slave and free states--in this case, Kentucky and Indiana--were required to post $3,000 bonds to ensure they would guard against slaves using their vessels to abscond. In Kentucky, heavy fines and impoundment of the vessel itself were the possible consequences for misjudging the status of an African American passenger. The proceeds were used to pay the aggrieved slaveholders the value of their lost slaves. The captain, mate, clerk, pilot, and engineer risked personal fines and imprisonment as well. If an inquiry proved that someone on the boat had knowingly provided assistance to a runaway, everyone involved could be charged with slave stealing and serve terms in the state penitentiary at Frankfort. No wonder every black who tried to board the ferry was questioned, and questioned again. Suspicious passengers were not even permitted to disembark at the Indiana quay, but were routinely returned to the Kentucky side of the river and turned over to the Louisville jailer.
After what must have seemed to the Blackburns an interminable delay, the old horse ferry arrived at the Louisville docks. Sailors tossed thick ropes to the dockworkers and brought the boat to the quay. Few passengers disembarked; it was early and most of the good folk on both sides of the river were readying their families for church. The sharp-eyed captain placed himself at the head of the gangway. As was expected, Thornton and Ruthie waited patiently until all the white travelers had boardedbefore presenting themselves to pay their fare. Careful to display no anxiety when the ship's captain demanded their documents, Thornton handed over the passes, which were subjected to meticulous examination. Their respectable attire and confident demeanor lent credence to their pretense, but in Kentucky, whatever their finery, black people were assumed to be slaves, unless they could provide evidence they were not. The Blackburns' forged documentation must have been impeccable, for at last the captain waved them aboard. Thornton helped his wife take the last long step down to the rough planking of the deck. As the unwieldy craft got under way, they stood in the bow, facing away from shore. Kentucky and their lives as slaves were behind them, and in front, green hills and a distant horizon.
The horses labored to turn the great wheel against the strong current, but finally the ferry landed above Jeffersonville. Mrs. Blackburn and her husband were again subjected to thorough scrutiny by the ferry's captain and crew before they were allowed to disembark. Then, the vessel took on a new load of passengers and goods and began its somewhat more rapid return to the Kentucky side of the river.
Just after eleven o'clock, the steamboat Versailles pulled away from her Louisville berth. At eighty tons, she was one of the smaller ships that plied the river. Even so, she carried between eighty and a hundred cabin passengers and as many deck-class travelers, as well as freight. Captain Monroe Quarrier was on the return leg of his maiden voyage on the Versailles, something Thornton Blackburn would have known since the ship carried goods for Wurts & Reinhard's, the dry-goods company to which his owner, Susan Brown, had hired his time. The captain's inexperience in this part of the river was something on which the Blackburns were counting this day.
The Versailles was just beginning to work up a head of steam for her journey upstream to Cincinnati when Captain Quarrier spied two waving figures standing at the Jeffersonville wharf. Pulling out of the steamboat channel and into quieter waters near the Indiana shore, he ordered the engines stopped. The pairboarded a skiff that brought them alongside the Versailles and the crew lowered the gangway.
Not before Thornton Bayless, the ship's clerk, put out a hand to assist Mrs. Blackburn aboard did he and the other ship's officers realize that their two passengers were black. This was the moment of truth; Ruthie and Thornton were embarking from the Indiana shore, a nominally free territory. This made their next deception--that they were free blacks lawfully seeking passage to Cincinnati on a public conveyance--slightly more credible than if they had attempted to board the boat at the Louisville docks. Clerk Bayless went forward to show their papers to Captain Quarrier. Given the stringent laws against carrying suspicious African American passengers, this was a decision only the captain could make. Now the entire plot hinged on Quarrier believing that the Blackburns were free people and not "slaves for life," as the law would have it.
Though an experienced steamboat man, the captain was anxious to remain in his new employer's good graces, and he immediately recognized the danger the Blackburns posed. He examined their papers carefully and then personally descended to the main deck, where he questioned them closely. Finally satisfied, the captain permitted his clerk to accept the money for the couple's fares. Captain Quarrier would face prosecution for his actions in respect to the Blackburns, but he would always maintain he was convinced that their manumission papers were genuine. It is, however, quite obvious that Quarrier and the youthful Bayless were utterly distracted by Ruthie Blackburn's beauty. When questioned later, neither the Captain nor the bemused ship's clerk had much recollection of Thornton at all: "One of the negroes was a genteel looking mulatto called Blackburne ... The dress of the negro man I do not recollect but I think he wore a black coat." They could, on the other hand, describe Ruthie Blackburn in detail: "The woman was a fine looking mulatto, handsomely dressed and was called the wife of the man. She was dressed in a superior piece of black silk goods." Her manner, too, must have impressed them, for the ship's log read, "ThorntonBlackburn and Lady," surely an uncommon way for white men to describe an African American woman at the borders of the slave South in 1831.
By noon, Thornton and his wife were safely ensconced on the Versailles. Captain Quarrier ordered the stoking of the great boilers, and with a long blast of the ship's horn the vessel turned into the shipping channel and again got under way. Thornton and Ruthie took their places on the bottom deck. All African American passengers, slave and free, were required to travel on this uncomfortable lower level. Here the steamship crew, and the firemen and stewards, waiters and cooks passed their off hours. Free black people along with the personal servants of white passengers were forced to sit and sleep outdoors in all weathers. They shared the crowded space with fuel, baggage, and poor whites who had deck-class tickets. African Americans were not permitted to use the dining room or bar on the upper decks, although a small cabin with a stove was provided on the lowest level of some ships so those forced to remain outdoors could cook their own meals.
Mrs. Blackburn's experience aboard the Versailles must have been especially unpleasant. Foreign travelers on steamboats that plied America's western rivers regularly commented on the coarse nature of their companions. Even in the richly furnished dining and lounging facilities of the upper decks, the floors were in a disgraceful condition because so many people used chewing tobacco. As one regular traveler put it, "it ain't the spittin', it's the missin'" that was the problem. Frances Trollope, an intrepid Englishwoman who published a highly entertaining account of her American explorations, deplored the incessant gambling and drinking aboard the Belvidere, which she took from New Orleans to Memphis in 1828. She wrote, "Let no one who wishes to receive agreeable impressions of American manners, commence their travels in a Mississippi steam boat; for myself, it is with all sincerity I declare, that I would infinitely prefer sharing the apartment of a party of well-conditioned pigs to the being confined to its cabin."
It must have been very hot. When the Blackburns escaped, it was high summer and the huge boilers that powered the steamboat were located on this lower deck. The Ohio River was so shallow and its bottom so full of gravel bars, snags, and "sawyers" that boats built for its waters were constructed with the furnace above-decks. Stacks of firewood were piled everywhere, and the firemen, nearly all of them slaves, stoked the boilers that opened onto the bow of the boat day and night. Boats like the Versailles used enormous quantities of fuel, especially during the upstream journey against the Ohio current, and deck-class passengers were expected to help load wood at the steamboat's frequent stops. Not wishing to arouse suspicion and despite his fine clothes, Thornton would have had to assist the crew with loading the heavy fire logs and lashing them in place near the boilers.
The Blackburns must have spent their entire journey in a state of fear. Once accepted as passengers they had to maintain their masquerade, and do so perfectly, for their almost twenty-four hours aboard ship. The distance to Cincinnati was 132 river miles. The danger of being recognized was ever-present, for Ohio steamboats made frequent stops, and Thornton had worked for two years in the Louisville wholesale trade and along the city wharves, so his face was known to a large number of people who traveled and worked on the river. Ruthie was a striking woman who had also lived in downtown Louisville, not far from the waterfront. Her deceased owner was a well-known merchant who entertained frequently, so it was quite possible that someone aboard might become suspicious and start asking questions. Under Kentucky law it was incumbent on any white to take up a black he or she suspected of being a fugitive, and turn them over to the sheriff. Slave catchers lurked at every landing and transfer point, while the rewards offered for the return of runaways were often large enough to tempt the low-paid workers, black and white, who stoked the engines, washed the clothes, and catered to the tastes of the passengers of the Versailles. Fortunately, Ruthie and Thornton Blackburn's air of calm and their quiet refinement were evidently quite convincing. Not one person theyencountered on their way up the river found in the couple's comportment or their conversation any reason to suspect them.
Sitting on the hard bench of the lower deck, Thornton Blackburn was traveling the very waters that just days before had passed his birthplace at Maysville, far to the east, where his older brother, Alfred, lived. Then it had flowed by picturesque little Augusta where Thornton's mother, Sibby Blackburn, had been living when last he knew of her whereabouts. It had been more than five years since he had seen either of them. One day he would find his way back to them again, despite all the dangerous miles that lay between.
Slave songs spoke of heaven as if it were just "across the Jordan in Canaan land." Kentucky slaves knew the land of freedom was always just across the river. For half a century, whether Thornton Blackburn was slave or free would depend on which side of one of North America's great inland waterways he resided. His passage back and forth between the two shores, with their separate realities, would shape his experience. On this day, just before Independence Day 1831, Thornton was taking his wife away to that glorious other shore. Their destination was a place they knew only in dreams. They were going to a place slaves sang about in spirituals. They were going to find a home in Glory Land.
Copyright © 2007 by Karolyn Smardz Frost
It was the day before Independence Day, 1833. As his bride, Lucie, was about to be sold down the river, Thornton Blackburn planned a daring—and successful—daylight escape from their Louisville...
It was the day before Independence Day, 1833. As his bride, Lucie, was about to be sold down the river, Thornton Blackburn planned a daring—and successful—daylight escape from their Louisville masters. Pursued to Michigan, the couple was captured and sentenced to return to Kentucky in chains. But Detroit's black community rallied to their cause in the Blackburn Riots of 1833, the first racial uprising in the city's history. Thornton and Lucie were spirited across the river to Canada, but their safety proved illusory when Michigan's governor demanded their extradition. Canada's defense of the Blackburns set the tone for all future diplomatic relations with the United States over the thorny issue of the fugitive slave, and confirmed the British colony as the main terminus of the Underground Railroad.
The Blackburns settled in Toronto, where they founded the city's first taxi business, but they never forgot the millions who still suffered in slavery. Working with prominent abolitionists, Thornton and Lucie made their home a haven for runaways. When they died in the 1890s with no descendants to pass on their fascinating tale, it was lost to history. Lost, that is, until archaeologists brought the story of Thornton and Lucie Blackburn again to light.
"Karolyn Smardz Frost's superb research has produced a wonderful account of the underground railroad, elevating Thornton and Lucy Blackburn to their rightful place in the dramatic story of pre-Civil War slave resistance, abolition, and African American life on both sides of the U.S.-Canadian border. This finely detailed account depicts a truly international antislavery movement." —James Oliver Horton and Lois E. Horton, coauthors of Slavery and the Making of America and Hard Road to Freedom
"A deep-digging work of rich historical recovery, I've Got a Home in Glory Land is really two books: a biography of two famous runaways and a sifting of the rock-filled times in which they lived." —Edward Ball, author of Slaves in the Family and Peninsula of Lies
"To retrace the journey of a runaway slave from the Ohio River Valley all the way to Canada is an immense challenge and a rare accomplishment. In her well-researched and well-written book, Karolyn Smardz Frost has done just that -- and more. Bravo for Frost who has saved a remarkable story from the fate of other important histories that have been lost. Only by piecing together such stories and revealing the bold choices runaway slaves were forced to make, the dangers they faced, and the courage required to forge ahead, can we ever fully grasp how difficult it was for a slave in antebellum America to achieve freedom and just how desperate people can be to get free." —Ann Hagedorn, author of Beyond the River: The Untold Story of the Heroes of the Underground Railroad


today's wishlist is for the moms in honor of mother's day (psst! it's this Sunday!). I was in target last week to pick up a card for my mom and I couldn't help but notice all the really fun and nice things that would work well as gifts (for mom…or for yourself ;)). if I didn't already have a present for my mom, I would definitely have shopped for her present there. so when it came time for this week's wish list, I decided to create a little collage made up of things all available at the bullseye. seriously, how great is that pillow?! and that sailboat scarf is adorable and practical.
note: this is not a sponsored post. I just really like target and spend too much money find really great stuff there all the time.


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Chlorella is nutrient-packed single cell algae species frequently used in food, beauty and personal care products across the globe. Its popularity has been surging in recent years as evidence for its many health benefits have been growing stronger each year. Chlorella offers a unique alternative to traditional nutrition supplementation with its diverse and balanced array of vitamins, minerals, and other health-boosting nutrient compounds. Many consumers appreciate that chlorella is a whole food produced with minimal processing to maintain high concentrations of intact valuable nutrients. There are plenty of organic and climate conscious sourcing options available as well, making it an environmentally friendly choice free of toxins.
The emerging evidence of chlorella's benefits has led to a wide number of health claims with varying levels of scientific support to back them up. Below are some of the most prominent ways chlorella has been shown to improve health.
Chlorella has been shown to help support immune function in complex and multi-faceted ways. The basics of this function is due to the fact that chlorella has properties that combat chronic inflammation. Chronic inflammation occurs for a host of reasons and can lead to damaging wear and tear on the body's internal systems, as well as a fatigued and overworked immune system. The antioxidant properties of chlorella are one of its main defences against this. The antioxidants can bind to reactive molecules in the body called "free radicals". Free radicals can be ingested or can be created from external environmental sources such as x-rays, pollution, or chemical exposure, making them largely unavoidable. Chlorella offers a simple way to reduce the harm from these molecules, effectively supporting the immune system. (Jung Hyun Kwak, Seung Han Baek, Yongje Woo, et al1)
Not unrelated to chlorella's ability to support the immune system is its ability to help detoxify the body. Environmental toxins are a major source of inflammatory triggers unfortunately present in everyday items. Toxins like heavy metals can be present in common items like pesticide residues on food, medications, water contaminants, dental care, and even in the air we breathe! Like most free radical damage, it's somewhat unavoidable. Luckily, chlorella has repeatedly been shown to bind to these reactive metals, and to effectively help remove them from the body. This heightens the support it offers in relieving the immune system of unnecessary stressors. (José Joaquín Merino, José María Parmigiani-Izquierdo, Adolfo Toledano Gasca, et al2)
Proper liver function is a key component of good health which chlorella can play a role in supporting. The liver is a meeting point between the digestive system, and the circulatory system. It's where many nutrients go to be processed and sent to their intended destinations. It's also where non-nutrient chemicals go to be broken down and excreted from the body as waste. With these functions in mind, chlorella's ability to bind to heavy metal toxins reduces liver stress and improves liver health. Additionally, some promising research has been done on chlorella's ability to improve fasting blood sugar and lipid profiles. Both indicators of these measurements indicate non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, so their improvement signifies improved liver health (Mehrangiz Ebrahimi-Mameghani, Soodabeh Aliashrafi, Yousef Javadzadeh, et al3).
Healthy Blood Sugar Metabolism
As previously mentioned, chlorella has shown the ability to lower blood sugar levels. An appropriate blood sugar range is important for reducing the risk of many chronic illnesses. Kidney disease, heart disease, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and diabetes all list high blood sugar as a potential contributor leading to disease. Chlorella has also been able to assist with insulin resistance, which shows its potential for improving blood and hormonal health at an even wider scope. (Hyejin Jeong, Hye Jin Kwon, and Mi Kyung Kim4)
Many of the benefits chlorella offers are interlinked and difficult to fully isolate. Chlorella has been accredited with anti-aging effects which belong under a group of benefits brought about by its antioxidant properties. Damage caused by free radicals can disfigure bodily cells at a DNA level disrupting their functioning, and this is what the antioxidants combat. When cells don't function properly, this spreads into tissues and organs and entire bodily systems not working in the ways they're supposed to over time. Ageing is essentially a slow process of accumulated damage inhibiting the body from work as well as it used to. The antioxidants in chlorella combat this at the source and delay this inevitability. (R G Cutler5)
Rich Source Of Iron
There's one health benefit that chlorella offers which is of particular interest to women. Women are much more likely to have low iron levels from lower dietary intakes combined with higher iron demands. Chlorella is not only able to supplement the diet as a rich source of naturally occurring bioavailable iron, but it also contains nutrients that work synergistically to increase absorption and to regulate iron levels. These nutrients required for increasing iron levels include vitamin C, vitamin b12, and prebiotic fibre. (Tomohiro Bito, Eri Okumura , Masaki Fujishima, et al6)
Eye health has been another area of interest for chlorella researchers and consumers alike. Chlorella contains a wealth of eye health promoting substances in significant amounts that could effectively help to reduce the risk of degenerative eye diseases. Many diseases of the eye stem from inflammation, much like other chronic issues in the body. The presence of lutein and zeaxanthin are two antioxidants needed in particularly high concentration in the eye to help combat inflammation and preserve eye function. Chlorella is uniquely rich in both. (Andrea Gille, Andreas Trautmann, Clemens Posten, et al7)
Digestion is one of the hottest topics in health research today. The wide-sweeping implications of gut health can cause immense influence throughout many seemingly unrelated systems in the body. The gut has even been referred to as the body's "second brain" since it's a hormonally active organ that can send signals throughout the body based on the health of the bacterial population in the intestines. Chlorella can improve gut health by feeding those necessary gut bacteria with its high concentrations of prebiotic fibre and omega 3 fatty acids. This provides the required ingredient for the "good" bacteria's proliferation and the associated wealth of benefits that come along with a gut microbiome. (Cátia F. Martins, Paolo Trevisi, Diogo F. Coelho, et al8)
Aerobic Endurance
Chlorella's ability to enhance aerobic endurance is two-fold benefit. Chlorella has been shown to be able to improve oxygen reuptake: a direct indicator of aerobic function. Additionally, chlorella contains a substance called "chlorella growth factor" which is a molecule with regenerative abilities. It contains nucleic acids which are the building blocks of cellular DNA. Chlorella growth factor therefore assists the body in adapting to exercise by supporting healthy cell repair and regrowth needed to support aerobic endurance activities. (Asako Zempo-Miyaki, Seiji Maeda, and Takeshi Otsuki9)
Detox Pesticides
The definition of pollution includes a broad spectrum of chemicals or materials introduced to an environment that cause harm. One particular form of pollution that has been rapidly increasing since the 1960s with many negative impacts on human health is the widespread use of pesticides, insecticides, and herbicides (Blair, 20151). These are usually xenobiotic compounds; meaning they are foreign to animal life and humans are ill-equipped to process them if exposed (Ramaka, 20202). The purpose of these substances is to kill offending pests, which unfortunately usually carries consequences beyond the intended target. Xenobiotic substances can have harmful effects on soil quality, can impact natural flora and fauna, and can contaminate groundwater (Rashid, 20103). The general population is often exposed to pesticides from this environmental pollution, as well as from residue present on food, and from bioaccumulation in the food chain (Blair, 20151).
One of the most commonly used classes of xenobiotic pesticides that represent a risk to human health are organophosphates (Abdollahi, 20044). Organophosphates can accumulate in the body and have long term toxic repercussions. This may include nausea, headaches, dizziness, abdominal pain, as well as reproductive issues (Jaga, 20035). Chlorella has recently been studied as an antidote to assist in removing these toxic substances. One study showed that chlorella had up to 94% efficiency in degrading the pesticides into less harmful by-products that the body is more equipped to remove (Nanda, 20196).
High blood pressure is another important factor in assessing cardiovascular health. Excessive cholesterol levels in the blood can build up and create a plaque-like substance in the arteries, reducing their capacity for blood flow. Clogged arteries can result in high blood pressure; a damaging condition for the vascular system to be in. By reducing blood cholesterol, chlorella can keep the arteries clear and blood pressure in check. (Morio Shimada, Takashi Hasegawa, Chiaki Nishimura, et al12)
Hardening of the Arteries
As mentioned, plaque build up in the arteries increases blood pressure, but it also exacerbates this problem by contributing to stiffening of the arteries as well. By preventing plaque build up, chlorella may be able to preventatively reduce hardening of the arteries before it occurs. In addition to this, chlorella contains arginine and antioxidants that together can be converted in the body into nitric oxide: a vasodilator factor. This allows the arteries to maintain their flexibility and proper functioning in opposition to the hardening effects of unbalanced blood lipid profiles. (Takeshi Otsuki, Kazuhiro Shimizu, and Seiji Maeda13)
Increased energy is another area chlorella has the potential to affect. Chlorella contains a host of vitamins essential for proper energy metabolism. This includes magnesium, vitamin D and the B vitamins which are required cofactors in a number of reactions that take place to derive energy from food. Insufficient amounts of these nutrients has been shown to cause fatigue in test subjects. (Kari E. Wong, Frances L. Szeto, Wenshuo Zhang, et al14; Flore Depeint W., Robert Bruce, Nandita Shangari, et al15; Garfinkel L, and Garfinkel D16)
Muscle Tissue & Repair
Chlorella has also been shown to increase muscle and tissue repair through the previously mentioned chlorella growth factor. This growth factor is able to assist with cellular repair and growth through its cellular DNA building block materials which translates into improved athletic performance, growth, and regular cell turnover. Chlorella also contains an ample amount of amino acids which are the essential materials for building muscles and tissue. (Byoung-Ki An, Kwan-Eung Kim, Jin-Young Jeon, et al17)
With all of these benefits in mind, it's clear to see why the recent buzz about chlorella has led to an influx of scientific studies. As the research catches up to the algae's anecdotal claims, it seems likely that the demand for chlorella and chlorella products will continue to grow.
Did you know there is more than 8,000 published biomedical science papers written about Chlorella in Published Medical Documents https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/
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https://academic.oup.com/ajcn/article-abstract/53/1/373S/4691390?login=false
https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/12/9/2524
https://nutritionj.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12937-016-0174-9
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10641960902977908
https://journals.physiology.org/doi/full/10.1152/ajpendo.90763.2008
https://europepmc.org/article/med/2931560

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With the Thanksgiving holiday come and gone, I've had time to reflect on one of my favorite Thanksgiving memories. This one has nothing to do with gathering at the table with family, nor does it have to do with the actual holiday itself, this one is video game related. It was on Thanksgiving, when I was much younger, that I beat Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Arcade Game for the NES, using cheat codes. Although I cheated it was still an outstanding feeling to have beaten the game, and even the ability to cheat and bypass parts or unlocked parts of games has it's own euphoria that goes along with it.
Throughout the life of many gaming systems cheating has been a simple way to unlock things you're not suppose to see yet, and sometime things you were never suppose to see at all. Cheating comes in the form of a special code entered through the controller at a certain place within the game or through cheat devices such as the Game Genie, Game Shark or the Action Replay. Whatever your chosen method, if you cheated at a game, you had way more fun than you did simply following the rules.
It is said that codes were originally used by the developers to test the game fully, without having to play all the way through. As time went on cheat codes seemingly turned into more of a bonus for the players, rather than a tool for the developers. Websites started popping up all over the internet to database these cheat codes, but as systems became out dated most sites dumped the older systems in favor of the new ones, making finding cheat codes for vintage games somewhat of a task.
I'm not saying its impossible to find the codes for the vintage games, with sites like GameWinners.com still supporting all the way back to the Atari 2600, its just harder to find the sites who have kept an accurate list of codes on their sites without removing them to make room for the newer stuff, or being overloaded with fake codes. Today I like to enjoy a game all the way through before I test out some cheat codes. There is just something about using codes to do almost anything within a game that makes it almost like a whole new game, and sometimes it literally can!


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Nice 2 bedroom apartment with a large balcony, 2 bathrooms and a spacious living room close to the Lagos Marina and short distance from town.
This apartment comprises of a nifty kitchen with a window to the living room, a dining area, and two bedrooms. The master bedroom has its own large en-suite bathroom and it includes a fitted wardrobe. The second double room is also equipped with a fitted wardrobe and shares the guest bathroom.
There's is a large covered balcony with a small dining area perfect for an al-fresco meal.
Further features include: double glazing, video porter, inverted heating and cooling system. There is an allocated parking space and a private locked storage in the underground garage.
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Richard, This is a perfect summary. The only thing I can add is that this has all been known for at least 10 years! it is unbelievable that Mr. Whipple believes entry fees are 30% too low when in fact costs are 50% too high!
No. Just the fact that "successful entrepreneur " and wanting to be CEO of the ACBL (twice and having to move to Memphis leaving your wife behind) do not go together at all.
What I am suggesting is that Bahar may have misrepresented his qualifications in order to get the job. His motivation may have been power,prestige and/or money.
I completely agree with you, except I think it may be more than weird. A LC should never be providing advice on accounting matters!


There are 25 assisted living facilities in ORANGE CITY, Florida area. These facilities provide assisted living apartments and help with everyday tasks to elderly seniors. ORANGE CITY assisted living facilities also provide memory care assistance for senior citizens with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Some facilities are part of larger senior living communities in ORANGE CITY and provide continuing care options.
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John Knox Village Of Central Florida specializes in providing senior assisted living in Volusia county, Florida. It includes a total of 60 studio and 1-bedrooom apartments for 55+ adults. John Knox Village Of Central Florida is pet-friendly and can provide assistance with bathing, dressing and transferring to any seniors living in Orange City, FL and surrounding areas. John Knox Village Of Central Florida is located at 101 Northlake Drive, 32763.
When searching for assisted senior living in Orange City, Florida, you will find Savannah Court Of Orange City as an excellent luxurious senior care option. It has a total of 45 assisted living units and includes services such as recreation and social activities. Its license number is 9243. Savannah Court Of Orange City provides assisted living not only to Orange City residents, but also to all Volusia county residents as well.
If you need assistance with daily living, Shady Lane can help you or your loved one to find the assistance and care you need in Orange City, Florida. Shady Lane has a total capacity of 16 elderly residents. It includes amenities like 24 hour security cameras, wellness center and dining. Shady Lane is licensed with Florida and its license number is 9351.
Brookdale Orange City has a capacity of 104 senior citizens and includes amenities such as housekeeping and laundry services. It is located at 500 Grand Plaza Drive, and it is fully equipped to provide assisted living to Orange City, FL older adults. Brookdale Orange City is licensed with Florida and its license number is 9132.
Located at 520 Lanyard Ln, inside 32713 zip code area in Volusia county, Summerhaven Assisted Living provides assisted senior living to Debary, FL senior citizens and includes amenities such as scheduled transportation to appointments and a busy calendar of social activities. Summerhaven Assisted Living can accommodate up to 6 seniors at a time. Summerhaven Assisted Living has official license # of 11576.
Situated at 1295 Deltona Blvd, Deltona, Florida, 32725, Iris Manor can help any Volusia county resident with daily living activities and includes amenities like wi-fi, landscaped grounds and more. Iris Manor can provide long term care and assisted living to a maximum of 6 residents at once. Its license number is 12652.
Seniors looking for senior assisted living in Daytona Beach, Florida will find Magnolia Manor At Daytona Beach, located at 252 Forest Lake Blvd inside 32119 zip code as a wonderful choice for all of their care needs. Magnolia Manor At Daytona Beach is able to care for up to 80 older adults and allows seniors to stay with cats and small dogs. Florida records show that Magnolia Manor At Daytona Beach has a license number of 8869.
With a location at 1562 Garden Avenue in Volusia county, Garden Manor excels at providing assisted living services for seniors in Holly Hill, FL as well as those who live in surrounding areas. Garden Manor includes amenities such as medication management and emergency alert system. Garden Manor is capable of caring for a maximum of 28 Holly Hill older residents and provides several levels of care. Garden Manor has an official license to provide senior living for Volusia, FL residents, with license # 11547.
Bishop's Glen Retirement Center provides assisted living services in Holly Hill, Florida. It can accommodate a maximum of 189 seniors at a time. With a location at 900 Lpga Blvd, in the 32117 area code inside Volusia county, Bishop's Glen Retirement Center assists those senior citizens who need help with activities of daily living. Some of the amenities offered by Bishop's Glen Retirement Center include off-site outings and picnics, educational opportunities and scheduled transportation. Bishop's Glen Retirement Center has an active license by Florida to provide senior living, with license number 5052.
Brookdale Port Orange specializes in providing assisted senior living in Volusia county, Florida. It includes a total of 60 studio and one bedroom suites for 55 and over adults. Brookdale Port Orange is pet-friendly and can provide assistance with bathing, dressing and transferring to any seniors living in Port Orange, FL and surrounding areas. Brookdale Port Orange is located at 955 Village Trail, 32127.
When looking for senior living in Deland, Florida, you will find Groves At Alliance Community as an excellent luxurious senior care option. It has a total of 54 assisted living units and includes services such as recreation and social activities. Its license number is 89. Groves At Alliance Community provides assisted living not only to Deland residents, but also to all Volusia county residents as well.
If you require assistance with daily living, Sarah House Iii can help you or your loved one to locate the assistance and care you need in Ormond Beach, Florida. Sarah House Iii has a total capacity of 24 senior citizens. It includes amenities like 24 hour security cameras, wellness center and 3 daily meals. Sarah House Iii is licensed with Florida and its license number is 12175.
The Oasis Beachside has a capacity of 10 senior citizens and includes amenities such as housekeeping and laundry services. It is located at 528 N Halifax Ave, and it is fully equipped to provide assisted living to Daytona Beach, FL older adults. The Oasis Beachside is licensed with Florida and its license number is 12864.
Seniors looking for senior assisted living in Ormond Beach, Florida will find Evergreen Alf, located at 720 Santa Ana Avenue inside 32174 zip code as a wonderful choice for all of their care needs. Evergreen Alf is able to care for up to 8 older adults and allows seniors to stay with pets. Florida records show that Evergreen Alf has a license number of 10123.
With a location at 941 Village Trail in Volusia county, Countryside Lakes excels at providing assisted living services for seniors in Port Orange, FL as well as those who live in surrounding areas. Countryside Lakes includes amenities such as medication management and emergency alert system. Countryside Lakes is capable of caring for a maximum of 120 Port Orange older residents and provides several levels of care. Countryside Lakes has an official license to provide senior living for Volusia, FL residents, with license # 5115.
Coquina Cove, located at 3739 Sunrise Oaks Drive provides senior assisted living services in Port Orange, Florida and includes services such as scheduled family meetings, up to 3 delicious meals per day and caregiving staff that is available 24/7. Coquina Cove is equipped to care for up to 6 senior citizens from 32129 zip code in Volusia county and surrounding areas. Coquina Cove is licensed to provide assisted living services in Port Orange, Florida, with license # 9574.
Herald's Retirement Home provides assisted living care in Daytona Beach, Florida. It can house a maximum of 6 senior citizens at a time. With a location at 1249 Suwanee Road, in the 32114 area code inside Volusia county, Herald's Retirement Home assists those retirees who need help with daily tasks. Some of the amenities offered by Herald's Retirement Home include off-site outings and picnics, educational opportunities and transportation to appointments. Herald's Retirement Home is fully licensed by Florida to provide senior living, with license number 9245.
Ormond In The Pines specializes in providing senior living in Volusia county, Florida. It includes a total of 95 studio and 1-bedrooom apartments for senior citizens. Ormond In The Pines is pet-friendly and can provide assistance with bathing, dressing and transferring to any seniors living in Ormond Beach, FL and surrounding areas. Ormond In The Pines is located at 101 Clyde Morris Blvd, 32174.
When looking for senior assisted living in Ormond Beach, Florida, you will find Seaside Manor Of Ormond Beach as an excellent luxurious senior care option. It has a total of 68 assisted living units and includes services such as recreation and social activities. Its license number is 8860. Seaside Manor Of Ormond Beach provides assisted living not only to Ormond Beach residents, but also to all Volusia county residents as well.
If you need assistance with everyday tasks, Smyrna West Assisted Living Facility can help you or your loved one to locate the assistance and care you need in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Smyrna West Assisted Living Facility has a total capacity of 16 senior citizens. It includes amenities like 24 hour security cameras, wellness center and multiple dining options daily. Smyrna West Assisted Living Facility is licensed with Florida and its license number is 10584.
When looking to see how affordable assisted living in ORANGE CITY is, it would help to know that assisted living facilities in ORANGE CITY, Florida are #20 out of 298 cities in Florida for affordability. The median cost of an assisted living facility in ORANGE CITY is $3,347 per month. The lower priced assisted living homes in ORANGE CITY can be priced as little as $2,025 per month, while the most luxurious ORANGE CITY senior living communities can go up to $5,528 per month. ORANGE CITY assisted living facilities are more affordable when priced against Volusia county, FL, which has an average cost of $3,419 per month and ranges from $2,070 to $5,627. On average, senior citizens can expect to pay $72 less per month for assisted living in ORANGE CITY.
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Imec USA is looking for a PhD student intern for an exciting new research program on Low power distributed and collaborative artificial intelligence (AI) leveraging on-device learning at our Berkeley location in California, for Summer 2021.
Develop novel training algorithms that enable large scale distributed training over edge devices communicating over dynamic peer-to-peer wireless networks.
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Q: Type was not found 'ServerSocketConnectEvent' I'm new with actionscript and want to create a socket server and listen to it, here is my code:
package
{
  import flash.display.Sprite;
  import flash.net.ServerSocket;
  import flash.events;
  import flash.events.ServerSocketConnectEvent;
  import flash.net.ServerSocket;
  import flash.net.Socket;

    public class one extends Sprite
    {
        private static  var server:ServerSocket;
        private static  var client:Socket;

      public static function create()
      {
        one.server = new ServerSocket();
        one.server.bind(8888);
        one.server.addEventListener(ServerSocketConnectEvent.CONNECT, one.serverConnectHandler);
        one.server.listen();
      }

      public static function serverConnectHandler(e:ServerSocketConnectEvent):void
      {
        var socket:Socket = e.socket;
        one.client = socket;
      }

      public static function send(param1:String)
      {
        one.client.writeUTFBytes(param1);
      }
    }
}

When I compile it using mxmlc.exe -static-link-runtime-shared-libraries=true one.as but get the error:
C:\Users\Mark\Desktop\test program\one.as(23): col: 53 Error: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: ServerSocketConnectEvent.
Same exact problem was mentioned here but Can't I somehow point to those libraries during compilation? The only solution is to build application form adobe proffesional? I'm little lost.

A: This is a simple error: Look at your imports.
import flash.net.ServerSocket;
import flash.events; //this is the problem
import flash.events.ServerSocketConnectEvent;

You have use bad syntax when declaring the source paths of your imports. You should have received two errors, the second should say Error 1172: Definition flash:events could not be found.
import flash.events; //this is wrong syntax & does not load EVENTS Class (API)
import flash.events.*; //this is correct syntax to allow EVENTS Class

Start with import flash.+ ClassName. + ABC; ... where ABC; is a specific Name; or just use a generic *;
Solution:
So just replace import flash.events; with import flash.events.*; and it should work.

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Being Europe's leading online platform for fashion, innovation is central to our operations, where our very action is driven by tech. Our experience has shown that above all, groundbreaking ideas from our employees have contributed the betterment of our company.
Fostering and growing an innovative culture is a key element in what sets Zalando apart from other players. Aside from giving our teams autonomy, we also have extra initiatives that aim to nourish creativity and help cultivate the flow of our innovative approach.
Visit our Tech Blog for a look behind the scenes of Zalando Technology.
Five years ago, we kick-started our annual Hack Week, where teams come together to push the boundaries of where fashion and technology meet. The freedom given during this week has led to the conception of radical, helpful or entertaining projects.
These range topics covering all emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics. For instance, our Hack Week teams developed the first prototype of an image recognition tool that provided the initial impulse for today's Zalando photo search in the fashion store app. Hack Week was also the catalyst for the most out-there project of all, where our tech department sent a shoe into space, paying homage to Zalando's beginnings as a shoe retailer while showcasing our technical prowess.
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The success of Hack Week led to the creation of our Innovation Lab, which was founded in August 2015. The purpose of this makerspace, equipped with building materials, a fully-staffed team and a virtual reality lab, is to further support and explore new opportunities for Zalando's fashion platform.
A different way of developing concepts: The Hack Week sees a colorful approach to planning and implementing innovative projects.
One of the initiatives featured in the Innovation Lab is titled 'Slingshot', a quarterly award where employees can present their ideas to a jury. If successful, they are provided with a skilled team and all the resources needed to take their concepts to the next level, or by creating a pilot product for the market. Recent projects include an on-demand alteration service for customers and an agent that enforces guidelines for GitHub repositories, now adopted as an official integration on the GitHub website.


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package com.slimgears.slimcompose.example;

import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.design.widget.Snackbar;
import android.support.v7.widget.Toolbar;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.MenuItem;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.TextView;

import com.slimgears.slimbus.Subscribe;
import com.slimgears.slimcompose.activity.AbstractActivity;
import com.slimgears.slimcompose.injection.Components;
import com.slimgears.slimcompose.injection.DependencyInjector;
import com.slimgears.slimcompose.injection.InjectFrom;
import com.slimgears.slimprefs.BindPreference;

import java.util.Date;

import butterknife.Bind;
import butterknife.OnClick;

@InjectFrom(MainActivityComponent.class)
public class MainActivity extends AbstractActivity<MainActivityComponent, MainActivity> {
    @BindPreference Date mFirstRunDate = new Date();
    @BindPreference(twoWay = true) int mRunCount = 0;

    @Bind(R.id.toolbar) Toolbar mToolbar;
    @Bind(R.id.hello_text) TextView mHelloText;

    @Override
    protected MainActivityComponent createComponent() {
        return DaggerMainActivityComponent.builder()
                .appComponent(Components.getAppComponent(getApplication(), AppComponent.class))
                .mainActivityModule(new MainActivityModule(this))
                .build();
    }

    @Override
    protected DependencyInjector<MainActivity> createInjector(MainActivityComponent component) {
        return DaggerMainActivity_Injector.builder()
                .mainActivityComponent(component)
                .build();
    }

    @Override
    protected void onSetContentView() {
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
    }

    @Override
    public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setSupportActionBar(mToolbar);
        mRunCount++;
    }

    @OnClick(R.id.fab) void onFabClicked(View view) {
        Snackbar.make(view, "Replace with your own action", Snackbar.LENGTH_LONG)
                .setAction("Action", null).show();
    }

    @Subscribe void onSayHello(SayHelloEvent event) {
        mHelloText.setText(String.format("Hello, World from %s", event.from));
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        // Inflate the menu; this adds items to the action bar if it is present.
        getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.menu_main, menu);
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item) {
        // Handle action bar item clicks here. The action bar will
        // automatically handle clicks on the Home/Up button, so long
        // as you specify a parent activity in AndroidManifest.xml.
        int id = item.getItemId();

        //noinspection SimplifiableIfStatement
        if (id == R.id.action_settings) {
            return true;
        }

        return super.onOptionsItemSelected(item);
    }
}

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"Stand up and join the struggle to uphold human rights"
Statement by Kate Gilmore, UN Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights, at the ISFIT student festival in Norway
I am delighted to be in Trondheim for this opening of ISFiT the "International Student Festival in Trondheim".
Thank you for this wonderful panel and for your attention. Thank you for understanding the importance of our coming together – in all our diversity - thank you for building bridges when others are building walls. Thank you for understanding the power of words of kindness, the dangers of weapons of hate, and the nourishment that only tolerance, engagement and acceptance provides. Thank you for recognizing in each other and in all those around us that which we hold in common, that we are born equal in dignity and rights.
Human rights? Look, human rights are but a binding definition of what it means to be human. Medicine gives us the scientific concepts that define our anatomy, physiology, musculature. Human rights give us the legal and values based concepts - collective and internationally interpreted definitions – that recognize each of us as precious, unique, equal.
And if these conditions, which are human rights upheld, are met, then we can flourish; we can live without fear, without discrimination, express ourselves vocally, intimately, intellectually. Access food, shelter, justice, identity, participation. Exercise our rights to freedom and use our freedom to exercise our rights.
Every single country who joined the UN freely signed onto these basic principles – enshrined in the UDHR. Those principles do not prevent our diversity – they protect it. They do not limit our expression, they ensure it. They do not limit our access to culture or belief – they guarantee those things and they set the terms under which our rights may be exercised without cost to the exercise of any other person's rights.
The opposite of human rights upheld? Selfishness, bigotry, injustice, tyranny and oppression - toxic paving stones laying down the path to suffering, deprivation, violence and ultimately war.
Contempt for the stranger; hatred of the foreigner; distrust of those who look or love or worship differently … aided by clampdowns on freedom of the press; stepped-up surveillance on cyber space and on public movement; the closure of national borders to people fleeing persecution; the gagging of activists and the deprivation of essential services – the pounding of these fists grows louder on the doors of our privacy, our mental and physical integrity and against our freedom. It must be resisted.
After all, humanity has traveled down this toxic path before. We know it leads to a dead end – to death-ridden ends. Small acts of every day contempt inflate into brutal intimidation and discrimination against the "other", and flourish into common every day violence, fueling a persecution that leads to open conflict.
Maybe at this moment, these matters appear to be about political parties. And for sure there are certain parties' politicians pedaling pernicious policies in a pugnacious pursuit of power. But actually, it is not about one political party versus another.
Maybe it appears to be about one leader's characteristics or approach in contrast to another's - the victor perhaps as compared to the vanquished. And for sure there are leaders, across all walks of life - lavishing themselves with license for a lecherous looting of power's spoils. But actually, it is not about one leader versus another.
Perhaps this appears to be about economic systems - the capricious and callous, cash-coveting, cruelty of capitalism or of communism. But it is not just a question of one economic system versus another.
As we meet, and for as far as the eye can see, more fundamentally than one particular election, one government, one president, one economic system, we are engaged in a deep struggle. In this struggle, there is no north or south, right or left, east or west. There is only the humane and the inhumane.
Our rights to not be subjected to hate, to violence or discrimination. Rights! From the court room to the board room to the school room to the bed room. That is what hangs in the balance.
It is a fallacy that walls and fences erode our obligations to each others' rights. Walls within the human family, on a small and distressed planet in a globalized world, with the largest population of youngest people in all of human history? Walls are untruths. There is no country on this planet at this time in this interconnected world that can rightfully stand apart, bury its head or absent itself from the table of rights-filled solutions.
Friends, you don't have to be like me to respect my rights. I don't have to be like you to uphold your rights. We do not have to approve of each other to defend each other's rights. Rights are not a beauty parade, a reward system or a prize for good behavior. They are not the dispensation of the powerful to the powerless. Rights are for the best and the worst of us, for each and every one of us, to the exclusion of none of us, in the interests of all of us.
And they must be defended. So… what can and must we do? Stand up! Use our rights to defend our rights.
In this, take heart. It may be a most poor and withered thing – yet even in the darkest cells of the cruellest prison; in fragile settlements perched high on remote mountain tops; in the centre of resource-depleted refugee camps; scampering along the barely shoulder-wide alley ways of sprawling slums; among street workers, stall owners, farm labours and indigenous peoples – there exists – even without a single well-intentioned, carefully-measured intervention by global elites – there exists - however, sputtering, or flickering; however overshadowed by coercive State power; still, there you will find people standing up for rights.
So come on - we too can stand up. We can be
Doctors who provide dignified access to care irregardless of the patients's identity or social status.
Lawyers who cherish the rule of law – equality before the courts and judicial independence;
Journalists who love truth; who prize evidence and protect fact no diversify voice.
Scientists who pursue knowledge without fear or favour, but deploy its fruits for the betterment of a planet under strain, a climate undergoing horrendous change and a people undergoing inconceivable suffering;
Innovators and creators – to replace more rapidly unfairness and exclusion with something more equal, inclusive and more sustainable.
Dissidents who speak truth to power, seeking first not our own elevation but rather the elevation of that in which we believe, that we know to be true.
We can be:
Artists who disturb, provoke, illuminate and enchant.
Lovers who seek each others' consent first.
Philosophers who seek to understand and thereby erode our ancient practices of cruelty against each other;
Workers for rights more than consumers of entitlements.
(hash tag) Standup for some's rights today!
The American black-rights activist and singer Billy Holliday stood up for rights when she sang against lynching in the southern states of the US. "Southern trees bear strange fruit / Blood on the leaves and blood at the root / Black bodies swinging in the southern breeze / Strange fruit hanging from the poplar trees".
On the trees of a world that flourishes xenophobia and bigotry, strange fruit hangs. Strange fruit budding on populist trees – assassinations of human rights defenders and of journalists; arbitrary detention of political dissidents; removal of activists' passports; rejection of the refugee in flight; daily, banal cruelties of discriminations passing unremarked.
Come on - Stand up! Every day, in any way – stand up.
Yes, they do hunt down the dissidents. They do lock up the truth-telling journalists. They do bar the law-loving lawyers. And they may again "torch every book; char every page of reason; turn every loving and tolerant word to ash." But please know, even so, if we stand up together in and for rights – we will be incombustible.
Oh? And rights? – just remember - use 'em or lose 'em.


Mazes lead their debut album with perhaps it's most thrilling moment when 'Most Days' is released as a single on 4th April 2011. In under two minutes the band encapsulate their sound – a helterskelter amalgam of Pavement, Buzzcocks and Dinosaur Jnr influences - in a driving pop song full of hooks and sugared melody that gives way to a frenzied ending of flailing guitars and crashing drums, the lyrics capturing both the recklessness of youth and the full terror of mortality in a tidy 1 minute 48.
Embedded in the D.I.Y ethos, Mazes sense of community amongst their peers stems from the attitude many of the acts they admire embraced. Jack runs Suffering Jukebox whilst Conan - also a member of Graffiti Island, runs Italian Beach Babes - labels that are very much a part of what makes the UK scene so vibrant at the moment.
Mazes join a growing list of FatCat artists who have been actively involved in a D.I.Y scene which includes artists as respected and influential as Animal Collective, Black Dice and No Age. With such excitement growing about the release of "A Thousand Heys", it seems Mazes are in good company.


will need to step up to sustain the Eastern Snake River Plain Aquifer.
BURLEY, Idaho -- Southwest Irrigation District near Burley, Idaho, is finishing a winterization project that will enable year-round recharge of the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer.
A $600,000 grant from the Idaho Department of Water Resources is enabling the district in southeastern Idaho to double its pipeline system from the Snake River at the Milner Pool to injection wells south of the river, winterize pump stations and upgrade them to turn on and off as needed.
"We plan to have the project done by March 1," says hydrologist Brian Higgs, District 140 watermaster and owner of Water Well Consultants.
The winterization project came about after the Bonneville Power Administration and United Electric Co-op, which provide electricity to the district, launched a successful pilot program in the spring of 2012.
BPA offered a reduced electrical rate to pump water to recharge the aquifer because it relieved the administration of an oversupply of electricity, especially at night, when power demand declines.
The administration must balance electrical generation with demand to keep its system from being overloaded.
At times, BPA faces an oversupply of electricity, especially in spring when high winds generate power at turbines and melting winter snowpack causes high river flows. Also during spring, electrical demand tends to decline before the air conditioning and irrigation seasons begin.
With the recent upgrades, the district's system will have flexibility and be able to increase pumping during the hours of light electrical demand and decrease pumping during hours of heavier electrical usage on the grid.
The contract with BPA for the 1.8 megawatt project was renewed for four years.
"(The district) pumped an average of 1,900 acre-feet of recharge water annually on the old system," says Higgs. "The district's new pipeline will operate throughout the winter and pump more than 10,000 acre-feet to injection wells located more than 10 miles south of the river."
The demonstration project provided numerous benefits and could be a model elsewhere, says Higgs.
"It helped us maintain our agreement with the Surface Water Coalition," says Higgs. "Without it, we would have likely faced serious curtailments. In some locations, we're in good shape, but other areas at a longer distance from the river are still suffering."
The Idaho Department of Water Resources estimates the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer has been losing about 216,000 acre-feet annually from aquifer storage since the 1950s, resulting in declining ground water levels and spring flows. The department's State Water Plan set a goal of having managed recharge averaging 250,000 acre-feet annually.
The SWID program, along with other major recharge projects at Lake Walcott and the Raft River Valley and to the north near Idaho Falls, will help the department eventually reach its goal.
"The average recharge for the past few years has been about 80,000 acre-feet," says Higgs. "Eighty percent of that has occurred below American Falls Reservoir. However, the new Egin Bench recharge project to the north in Fremont County is operational. Recharge by the IWRB should top 150,000 for 2017."
Higgs says SWID members look forward to continuing the recharge efforts near Burley.
"Next winter, we'll be able to run without worrying about freeze-ups," says Higgs.


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Q: Expected { at end of input I have moved from Java to CPP and am struggling to wrap my head around structuring constructor chaining, which I think is the sourceof my issues.
My header file is as follows:
public:
GuidedTour();
GuidedTour(string ID, string desc, double fee, int size, string guide, string date)
            : Tour(ID, desc, fee);

And my cpp file is as follows:
 GuidedTour(string ID, string desc, double fee, int size, string guide, string date)
            : Tour(ID, desc, fee) {
                this->tourSize = size;
                this ->tourGuide = guide;
                this -> tourDate = date;
                }

I am getting two errors:
guided_tour.h: In constructor 'GuidedTour::GuidedTour(std::string, std::string, double, int, std::string, std::string)':
guided_tour.h:17:25: error: expected '{' at end of input
guided_tour.cpp: At global scope:
guided_tour.cpp:5:19: error: expected ')' before 'ID'

Any insight here would be much appreciated!

A: Either define the constructor completely in the header file, or only declare it.
In other words, either do this in the header file:
GuidedTour(string ID, string desc, double fee, int size, string guide, string date)
        : Tour(ID, desc, fee) {
            this->tourSize = size;
            this ->tourGuide = guide;
            this -> tourDate = date;
            }

Or do this in the header file:
GuidedTour(string ID, string desc, double fee, int size, string guide, string date);

If you do the first, then of course you have to remove the constructor from the source file.
Right now, you kind of mix it, with having an initializer list in the header file. This makes the compiler expect a function body as well.

A: *

*in the header file, the constructor declaration does not allow "initialization lists".
change it to GuidedTour(string ID, string desc, double fee, int size, string guide, string date);

*in the cpp file the constructor implementation should be GuidedTour::GuidedTour(...) : Tour(ID, desc, fee) {...}


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Goniurosaurus huuliensis est une espèce de geckos de la famille des Eublepharidae.

Répartition
Cette espèce est endémique de la province de Lang Son au Viêt Nam.

Étymologie
Son nom d'espèce, composé de huuli[en] et du suffixe latin , « qui vit dans, qui habite », lui a été donné en référence au lieu de sa découverte, la réserve naturelle de Huu Lien dans la province de Lang Son.

Publication originale
 Orlov, Ryabov, Nguyen, Nguyen & Ho, 2008 : A new species of Goniurosaurus (Sauria: Gekkota: Eublepharidae) from north Vietnam. Russian Journal of Herpetology, , n. 3, .

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Notes et références

Saurien (nom scientifique)
Eublepharidae
Faune endémique du Viêt Nam


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using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class AppENd : MonoBehaviour {

	void OnTriggerEnter(Collider col)
    {
        Application.Quit();
    }
}


Carol Louise Walden, 79, of Decatur, Illinois, passed away Wednesday, March 20, 2019, in Decatur Memorial Hospital from complications of dementia. She had been a resident of Moweaqua Rehabilitation and Health Care in Moweaqua, Illinois, since August 2014, where she received respectful and compassionate care.
A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, April 6, 2019, at 11:00 a.m. at Northwest Christian Church, 1306 N. Stanley Avenue, Decatur, Illinois 62526. Tanzyus-Logan Funeral Service and Care is in charge of the arrangements.
Carol was born to O.D. and Louise Fortner in 1939, in Mattoon, Illinois. She was a graduate of Shawnee High School in Shawnee, Oklahoma. She married C. William "Duke" Walden in May 1963.
She is fondly remembered as the smiling face behind the jewelry counter at Kohl's Department Store in Hickory Point Mall. She also enjoyed singing in the church choir, doting on her cats and dogs, and laughing.
She is survived by her devoted husband, C. William "Duke" Walden; son, Stephen M. Walden (Cheryl) of Lebanon, Indiana; daughter, Elizabeth W. Beasley (Richard) of Lusby, Maryland; granddaughter, Lisa M. Phillips (Ryan) of Commerce Township, Michigan; great-granddaughters, Molly E. and Emma M. Phillips of Commerce Township, Michigan; and numerous nieces, nephews, and dear friends.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Carol's name to the LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Ministry. Donations can be made online: https://www.lutheranchurchcharities.org/give-lcc-k-9.html, by phone 866-455-6466, or by check to Lutheran Church Charities K9 Comfort Dog Ministry 3020 Milwaukee Avenue, Northbrook, IL 60062.


my life is in a state of change.
my house is up for sale and i am planning on moving south.
ola mrs blue skys ahoy!
with this in mind i am diversifying.
It's funny aint it, I've been in France for a little under two years and my knowledge of the French language stretches to little more than just "hello" (shows how interested in the French language in am eh).
It's good to see that you are remaining productive and your sites are looking very good baby.
I will be looking forward to comming home to you but first I have much work to do to reach my targets to be able to come home princess.
keep up the good work and I'll still kepp plodding along over here in "Blighty", still thinking of you and love you the whole world.
Yes indeedy, thank god for macdo's, if not for the "fast food that makes you sick quick", they still have some usefull uses hehe.
Momma I love your new jewelry venture.....beautiful creations!!
I really am liking Gems not Junk. spot on.
so many plans!!! wish you tons of luck with everything!
wow! big changes already for the New Year - your starting it with fireworks! - new shops and a big move...you will be a bit closer to Venice perhaps?
Love your new plans and jewellry - go for it!


I really don't know that why you will use this app but i can share why i use this app. First time i just want to do a prank, A prank like ghost mouse type something. So what is this post is about ??
This post is about A App Called MoveMouse. So what is move wise?? This app will schedule your mouse movement means you can record your mouse movement and set it to play back at a special time or a special trigger case. After activating this app can do anything with your mouse that you will record.
For professional user there is a script load option means you can do anything with this app to control someone's mouse. you can program this app to complete some stupid click next type survey.
But Truly saying the Ghost mouse prank is best. Just set it and it will automatically move mouse at a special preseted time. You can also set to click means just program your mouse to go on close button of window and set it to right click. When the Movemouse activated it automatically close any opened program like some one is controlling your pc. And trust me this is damn funny when some one saw that.
1. Free To Use App.
2. Can Be Used For Many Creative Ways.
1. Little Bit Confusing For New Users.
2. Annoying Graphics And UI .
Just Download And Configure As You Want. If You Want Step By Step Guidance Than You Can Contact Me Or Just Comment Below.


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The Reformed Congregational Churches (Marshall Islands) is a breakaway of the United Church of Christ-Congregational in the Marshall Islands. This split represented a desire to return to the original Congregational roots of the denomination. The total membership is 4,000 in 9 parishes and 18 house fellowships.

The church is a member of the World Communion of Reformed Churches and its partner is the Congregational Federation of Australia.

References

Churches in the Marshall Islands
Congregationalist denominations
Members of the World Communion of Reformed Churches
Reformed denominations in Oceania


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Earlier this month, hackers stole roughly 150 million e-mail-address/password combinations from Adobe.com. The complete contents of what was stolen is freely available on the Internet, to anyone who wishes to use it for whatever purposes they want. What was stolen Keep in mind that, what was stolen are credentials to access Adobe.com and related services.
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There will be two events each term. Each event will feature two talks by speakers from different disciplines, followed by questions and discussion. Drinks will be served afterwards.
Founder and Director, Drug Discovery and Development Centre (H3D), University of Cape Town.
Prof Chibale's research has been in the field of anti-infective (malaria, tuberculosis, schistosomiasis) drug discovery and has been underpinned by (Hit to Lead and Lead Optimization) medicinal chemistry. His drug discovery research has also extended to the structure-guided design and synthesis of domain-selective inhibitors of angiotensin converting enzyme for cardiovascular and fibrosis disease indications in collaboration with Prof Edward D. Sturrock (IDM).
Rhodes Professor of the Laws of the British Commonwealth and the United States University of Oxford.


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import org.apache.activemq.artemis.api.core.Message;

public interface Bindable {

   void route(Message message, RoutingContext context) throws Exception;

   void routeWithAck(Message message, RoutingContext context) throws Exception;
}


We are all familiar with the US giant – Amazon. Whether it be their easy checkout process or life-saver prime delivery service, Amazon has become a trusted and popular way to shop online. We love their amazing Wedding Gift List, where you can add any of the products on their website to your wish list.
1. Perfect for the coffee lovers. This NESCAFE Dolce Gusto Play & Select Machine is a stunning piece of equipment which is the perfect gift for newlyweds who love to wake up to a delicious morning coffee.
2. We're married! Let's get baking. If you're excited about baking cookies and cakes as a newlywed couple then you'll love this Tower Die Cast Stand Mixer. If you're not an expert in the kitchen, then now is the perfect time to start learning.
3. Mix in some metallics! If you love snuggling up by the fire then you'll love this stunning Copper Fire Pit Tub for those chilly late night garden parties.
4. Set the mood with some scented candles. An affordable addition to your gift list and a delightful way to send gorgeous aromas around your new home. This Annick Goutal Noel Perfumed Candle brings the relaxing scents of citrus fruits, orange and mandarin from brazil.
5. Crown yourselves King and Queen. We love these Natalie Adams Damask pillows – the perfect newlywed accessory to dress up your sofa or bedroom.
These products are just the tip of the iceberg. Anything that is available on Amazon can be easily added to your list; from small appliances, books and cookware to electronics, sporting equipment and your favourite DVDs – Amazon has it covered.
If the huge range of products wasn't enough to choose from, Amazon's Universal Wish List feature also allows you to add items you have spotted on other websites. Now that's what we call Gift List perfection.
Set up your Amazon Gift List now.


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177830 Rubenhagen è un asteroide della fascia principale. Scoperto nel 2005, presenta un'orbita caratterizzata da un semiasse maggiore pari a  e da un'eccentricità di 0,1723169, inclinata di 25,11605° rispetto all'eclittica.

L'asteroide è dedicato all'astronomo amatoriale canadese David Alfred Rubenhagen.

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Collegamenti esterni

Rubenhagen
Corpi celesti scoperti nel 2005


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Q: When Remote Debug Buildin CGI Server on PyCharm, Python Script Doesn't Stop at Breakpoint My environment: Windows7 64bit, Python 3.6.4 64bit, PyCharm 5.0.4,
the version of pydevd I install was 1.1.1
I config Python Remote Debug on PyCharm, using port 8001,
and add this code to my cgi-bin/index.py:
import pydevd
pydevd.settrace('127.0.0.1', port=8001)

then I visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/cgi-bin/index.py, PyCharm show that debug suspend at the line right behind the code:
pydevd.settrace('127.0.0.1', port=8001)

I could enter F6 or F5 to step over code or step into code like I normally do, but when I enter F8, PyCharm didn't stop at the next breakpoint like usual, it run the whole index.py instead.


I wonder if you could make the 'yes' button in the attached dialogue the default for the mouse cursor snap-to function please.
PowerArchiver for the Mac, a 2010 request.
on a similar level thats why i added it here i have managed to get pa to run on a version of reactos operating system.
Just to add my 2¢ here, I think it would be the best of both worlds if the windows defaulted to being centered upon opening based on your screen size and to have an option to remember size and position as a simple checkbox in the setup. This way everyone's person preference is served.
Please please please for Power Archiver 2010!!!
I support it but… Im with moles. The Office 2007 ribbon looks far more polished and refined. I dont care for the new ribbon in Office 2010 and Win Live Apps. If a 2010 style could be added as an option I am all for it. So long as I can opt to use the 2007 style. This way everyone can have what they prefer.
Powerarchiver has ftp and sftp connections. There is another program that I use called Cyberduck which is opensource, but it allows me to connect to multiple services such as; WebDAV, Amazon S3, Google Storage, Windows Azure, Rackspace Cloud Files and even Google Docs. I mostly connect to google docs but once and if it is added to powerarchiver then I wouldn't need cyberduck and I can just use Powerarhiver.
we can not save info for other archivers, so it does not matter anyway.
@Lone: The "ribbon-esque" appearance of v10 is nice, but the titlebar and minimize / maximize(restore) / close buttons? Ugh. I know everyone loves skins, apparently, but I'd rather have my programs look like Windows apps. I don't suppose there's any chance for a future version to have a "no skin" option which uses the default Windows methods? You do know there's a "Default Classic" skin option that goes back to default Windows-style titlebar and close/minimize/restore buttons, right? @Lone: Also, while the big fat Office 2007 style button at upper left is cute, you can't close the program by double clicking on it, which also seems like broken behavior. Confirmed.