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US Senator John McCain slams Australia's defence cuts as 'imprudent'
Posted by Craig Hill ⋅ April 27, 2013 ⋅ 7 Comments
Filed Under Australia, Barack Obama, Defence, John McCain, Julia Gillard, Military, North Korea, Syria, United States, White House
US Senator John McCain
Powerful US senator John McCain has criticised the Gillard government for cutting the Australian defence budget.
In an interview in his Washington Senate office, Mr McCain told The Weekend Australian that "it is not prudent" for Canberra to cut its defence budget so heavily.
Last year the Gillard government cut defence spending by 10 per cent, the largest cut since the end of the Korean War.
Senator McCain, the unsucessful US presidential candidate in 2008, is seen as his party's most important and authoritative figure in foreign affairs and national security. He said he was also opposed to the cuts made to the US defence budget under the process known as sequestration, and that these cuts were diminishing the US's capability to meet its commitments in the Asia-Pacific.
He praised the Gillard government for the arrangement it entered into with the Obama administration for the annual rotation of up to 2500 marines. This move was partly a response to Chinese assertiveness in the region, Senator McCain said. This has not been the public position of either the Obama administration or the Gillard government.
If the Darwin rotation plan is successful, as he believes it will be, then it would serve as a model for other nations considering greater military co-operation with the US, Senator McCain says.
"I am confident from my visits to other nations in the region that they are seriously considering that kind of arrangement because of their concern over Chinese behaviour in the South China Sea." This rotational presence avoids the difficulties of setting up a permanent base, and would allow countries "where the word (US) base is anathema" to have close, co-operative, military arrangements with Washington, he says.
He was critical of Chinese government policy in several areas.
He said continued Chinese cyber attacks had "aroused congress in a way that I haven't previously seen".
As a result, he believes congress could pass retaliatory legislation against Chinese cyber activities.
He was also sharply critical of Beijing's continued support for North Korea, as well as its assertiveness in its claim to sovereignty over much of the South China Sea.
However, Senator McCain was equally critical of Washington policy, especially towards the Middle East, describing US inaction over massacres of civilians in Syria as "one of the most disgraceful episodes in US policy".
Overnight, after the White House acknowledged there was evidence chemical weapons had probably been used on the Syrian regime's opponents, Senator McCain renewed his calls for the administration to steer arms supplies to moderate opposition groups.
He said the White House's disclosure was "a game changer" — the same words Barack Obama used last month to warn the Assad regime off using such weapons.
Senator McCain has advocated no-fly zones over parts of Syria, safe havens for Syrian refugees and internally displaced people, and the training of Syrian rebels.
"All of the bad things people who opposed that course said would happen if we did it (intervened) have happened because we didn't do it," he said.
By this he means continued bloodshed as well as the rise of al-Qa'ida-linked Islamist groups.
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Keith's Odyssey to Planet Fitness: Sunset fail. But. And last clue.
Some days you just have itchy photography fingers. It was getting towards late afternoon, and I wanted to be out for the sunset. The sky was iffy but possible, and you never know till it happens or not. I was thinking it was more likely to get a nice landscape with the slanted light.
So many places to go! In the end I remembered South Glenmore park looking west, not far from the big power line tower. I've run and biked past there many times and thought the light might be right. I walked a trail I've never been on, and while I could see downtown through the trees, the photos didn't work.
There are several spots along the fence with a nice view west, but it wasn't as nice as I had remembered. The ring road construction doesn't help. While I was waiting to see if the sky would light up, I found these three shots. You could be forgiven for thinking it was still summer.
And then this happened! I'm not sure where they appeared from but there were 5 altogether. I didn't have enough lens to do these guys justice. They knew I was there, and showed no signs of coming any closer. In the end the sun fizzled out and I went home to a lovely lamb shank dinner.
Later that night (Saturday) I went out for some night shots. Stay tuned.
Tomorrow is macro Monday, and the results of the contest. You still have time to enter. Several of the blogs between now and last Monday have clues in them. Here's the last clue. After his food bowl, this is Curtis's favourite thing, and is why he has human servants with all their attendant frustrations in opposable thumb operation.


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Q: Expand nested JSONB data in SELECT query result Assuming I have a table with JSONB data:
create table x (
  id integer primary key generated always as identity,
  name text,
  data jsonb
);

Assuming data can have nested data, I would like to display all data inside data to have this kind of result:
id  name  data.a  data.b.0  data.b.1  data.c
1   test  1       foo       bar       baz
2   test2 789     pim       pam       boom

Is there a way to do this without specifying all the JSONB properties names?

A: JSONB_TO_RECORDSET() function might be used within such a Select statement
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Presuming you have such JSONB values in the data column
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In late June 1888, Hurlbert sat down for dinner with four other men who made their mark on Irish history to greater and lesser degrees. T. W. Rolleston, a writer and editor whom Hurlbert described as "an uncompromising Protestant Home Ruler," hosted the evening meal at his home in Delgany, County Wicklow.
John O'Leary, the "Fenian patriot … whose name is held in honor for his courage and his honesty for all who know anything of the story of Ireland in our times," according to the American.
Dr. George Sigerson, a physician, scientist, supporter of the Irish literary revival, and "an authority on the complicated question of Irish Land Tenures," Hurlbert wrote.
John F. Taylor, "a leading barrister of Dublin, an ally on the Land Question of Mr. Davitt, and an outspoken Repealer of the Union of 1800," as well as a journalist and friend of Alice Stopford Green.
The American devoted several pages to O'Leary's biography, from his Tipperary birth to his early nationalist activity with the Young Ireland movement at Trinity College Dublin in the "battle summer, 1848," and his 1865 arrest and trial for treason felony.
O'Leary's speech from the dock "made a profound impression upon the public mind in America," Hurlbert wrote. "It was the speech not of a conspirator, but of a patriot." The convicted Fenian spent five years in an English prison and 15 years exiled in Paris and America.
Of the contemporary agrarian agitation, Hurlbert reported that O'Leary "has so far preserved an attitude of neutrality." Later accounts suggest O'Leary was more hostile to the Land League and its activities.
O'Leary, while still exiled, met with Charles Stewart Parnell as the Land War was getting started in 1879, but he balked at becoming engaged in the effort. He generally frowned on the constitutional nationalist efforts of Parnell and other Irish M.P.s to secure Home Rule.
The passage appeared on page 291 of Vol. 2 of Ireland Under Coercion. In the later consolidated edition of the book, page 389, the three identifying pronouns were removed from the quote and the attribution changed to "one of the [dinner] company." This was due to O'Leary's complaint to Hurlbert in a 9 September 1888, letter, included in the appendix of the consolidated edition.
Most certainly I do not expect to found anything on robbery, or administer anything by falsehood, but I do not in the least believe that the National League [Parnellites] either expects or desires to found an Irish republic at all! Neither do I believe that the Leaguers will long retain the admiration of such small measure of Home Rule, as I now believe we are going to get. My fault with the present people is not that they are looking, or mean to look, for too much, but that they may be induced … to be content with too little.
Home Rule never happened in Parnell's or O'Leary's lifetimes, which ended in 1891 and 1907, respectively. A year after the dinner party, O'Leary's "means were considerably reduced by the fall in the value of his houses in Tipperary, brought about by the Plan of Campaign movement—which he never ceased to condemn," The Times of London said in its obituary.
As for Rolleston, he edited Poems and Ballads of Young Ireland in 1888, including his contribution of a poem about O'Leary. Hurlbert wrote about the collection in his book.
Rolleston's former house in Killiney, Co Dublin.
NOTES: From pages 383-390, and 466-67 (Appendix) of Ireland Under Coercion: The Diary of an American. … "He would immediately resign…" From page 79-80 of The IRB: The Irish Republican Brotherhood from the Land League to Sinn Fein, by Owen McGee, Four Couts Press, Dublin, 2005. … "His means were reduced…" from The Times' of London obituary of O'Leary, 18 March, 1907, page 6.
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Back in 2010, at the midway point of my yearlong journey of giving away $10 a day to strangers while I was unemployed, I named June 15th the Worldwide Day of Giving. It's a day I encourage others to try what I did day in and day out for my Year of Giving: give a stranger ten bucks! Now, I later broadened the scope of the day to include making a $10 donation to a nonprofit or volunteering for part of the day. Some people just aren't comfortable going up to strangers and giving them money – much less taking a little time to get to know them.
Well today I found myself over off of Columbia Pike in Arlington. I was having lunch with my friend Patricia. You may remember Patricia was the rock star who put my year-end celebration together on December 14th, 2010. It was an amazing night where I brought as many of the $10 recipients and followers of the blog together to celebrate the 365 day journey. Everything that night ran so smoothly thanks to Patricia who managed all the logistics.
So…back to the sunny sidewalks of Arlington. Patricia and I walked up to William Jeffrey's Tavern for lunch. On the way up there, we passed an adorable young boy out playing in front of his house. The scene took me back to my own childhood and I was jealous of his day of playing with Transformers on the cool shaded front steps of what I assumed was his home.
Patricia, Alfonso, his son Aaron and me.
After lunch we walked up to the Columbia Pike Blues Festival. When we got there we ran into Alfonso Lopez, a charming and charismatic 42-year-old who I learn is running for reelection as the Representative of the 49th District of the Virginia House of Delegates. We chat a bit and I shared with him that today was the Worldwide Day of Giving and explained a bit about the Year of Giving. "You're THAT guy?" he blurted out. "I totally remember your story!" He then grabs the attention of the other half-dozen people who were nearby working the Democrat tent at the fair, "Hey guys, this is the guy who was unemployed and went around every day giving strangers ten dollars, remember him?" I wish I had a photograph of his colleagues and the quizzical looks that came over them. It was as if Alfonso had just spoke to them in Klingon. One guy looked down a bit and murmured sheepishly something like he was sorry that he didn't know what he was talking about. The others, frozen in the confusion, kind of shrugged and then went back to their conversations. It's no big deal…I don't expect people to have heard of my project. But it is fun when they do!
At about this time his son Aaron shows up. It was the same youngster I had seen earlier that day playing. Something just seemed right at that moment and I handed Alfonso my ten spot for the day. "I'll put five toward my campaign and give the other five to the democratic party of Virginia to help other delegates," he said. I thought it was pretty cool that he wanted part of the money to go to help someone other than himself.
Alfonso was in high demand at the event. A constituent had stopped by to speak to him about an issue and I didn't want to take more of his time. He gave me a firm handshake and shot me a smile and thanked me again. "Move to my district," he said half kidding but half serious as we walked away. Let me tell you, if I moved to Virgina I'd be honored to have Alfonso represent me. Good luck in the election this fall!
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A few weeks ago I had the pleasure to volunteer at the National Capital Philanthropy Day here in Washington, D.C. It's an annual celebration of the region's individuals, nonprofits, volunteers, businesses, and fundraising professionals whose philanthropic contributions have made significant impacts on our community.
On my way over to the JW Marriott, I ran into Bill Davis who was my 100th $10 recipient last year. He was filling the corridors of Metro Center with the beautiful sounds of his alto saxophone.
I arrived at the hotel around 9:00 a.m. – a few minutes early for our scheduled 9:15 arrival time. I grabbed some pastries that were offered for us while waiting to get our assignment for the day. At my table I met some great people who were also volunteering. One of them (and her family!) ended up coming to my farewell party for David! She's got a great blog too that you should check out.
Anyway, I was asked to be a greeter at one of the hotel entrances. It was an easy enough job but you do get a newfound respect for security guards and hosts who stand all day in the hotel. After a couple of hours it starts to take a toll on your feet.
Another great volunteering experience chalked up! If you know an outstanding individual or group who you believe to be worthy of recognition of their philanthropic efforts, please consider nominating them for your local Philanthropy Day! To find one in your area, check out the Association of Fundraising Professionals website to find your local chapter.


UK-based PET drinks container and keg manufacturer Petainer has opened a new plant in Klin, Russia.
The new plant will produce PET beer kegs and water cooler bottles for the local market. The factory, which is located 40 miles from Moscow, can manufacture 700 kegs per hour up to a maximum keg size of 50kg. The plant is currently supplying 20 and 30 litre PetainerKegs to customers in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.
Russia is a very important market and our Klin factory will enable us to tap into the rapid growth opportunities in this part of the world. The new production unit boasts the very latest technology and produces kegs and containers that adhere to the highest quality, safety and environmental standards,"- said Annemieke Hartman-Jemmett, strategy director at Petainer.
Petainer is a specialist engineering and technology firm that develops, designs and manufactures polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic containers and kegs for drink distribution.


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Elizabeth Berrington (born 3 August 1970) is an English actress and graduate of the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art; she is best known for her roles as Ruby Fry in Waterloo Road, Paula Kosh in Stella, Mel Debrou in Moving Wallpaper, and Dawn Stevenson in The Syndicate. She has also featured in British television series such as The Bill, Doctor Who, The Office, Casualty, The Lakes, The Grimleys, and Rose and Maloney.

Career
From 1996 to 1999 Berrington appeared alongside Emma Wray and Tony Robinson in the ITV comedy-drama My Wonderful Life. In 1999 she played Marie Antoinette in Let Them Eat Cake, starring Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders.

In cinema Berrington has featured in many films, such as The Little Vampire and, more recently, Nanny McPhee with Emma Thompson and In Bruges alongside Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson and Ralph Fiennes. In 2008 and 2009 she played Mel in Moving Wallpaper, and was in the 2008 Poirot episode "Cat Among the Pigeons". Berrington also featured in the 1993 Mike Leigh film Naked, and had a role in Leigh's 1996 drama film Secrets & Lies, starring Brenda Blethyn, Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Timothy Spall.

In 2009 Berrington and actress Shirley Henderson were the stars of the popular ITV drama May Contain Nuts in which she played Ffion, a snobbish suburban mother. Berrington also played Nicola, a nurse, in the BBC Two comedy Psychoville. She appeared as Food Technology teacher Ruby Fry in the BBC TV series Waterloo Road from 2009 to 2011, departing after two series. She played "Auntie" in "The Doctor's Wife", an episode in series 6 of Doctor Who. In 1997 she appeared in a TV Licence advert. In 2012 she was in an episode of New Tricks, playing a murderer called Grace. From 2012 to 2013 she portrayed Paula Kosh in the Sky 1 comedy series Stella; in 2015 she returned for two episodes.

In 2011 Berrington appeared in the BBC Christmas show Lapland as Paula, a role which she reprised in the six-part spin-off series Being Eileen, which aired from February 2013.

Berrington appeared on stage in the 2013 play The Low Road. Later, in August 2014, she appeared in Series 2, Episode 4 of Cuckoo as Sandra.

In 2016 Berrington appeared in "Hated in the Nation", the sixth episode of the third season of the Netflix original, Black Mirror.

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nJAMS/BWPM has a rather complex system for determining the status of a process. Although all of this is easily accessible through the GUI, you sometimes need to go directly to the database for some further reporting. So here the select to get the calculated state of the GUI.


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Pyramodon lindas is een  straalvinnige vissensoort uit de familie van parelvissen (Carapidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1990 door Markle & Olney.

De soort staat op de Rode Lijst van de IUCN als niet bedreigd, beoordelingsjaar 2009.

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Beck, V., Quinn, M., Dunn, A., Edmunds Otter, M., Hammer, N. and Pitchforth, E., 2008. The economics of health. Other. Nottingham: East Midlands Development Agency.
This report presents results from the Economics of Health project funded by the East Midlands Development Agency. The work was undertaken between November 2007 and February 2008. The main aim of the project was to examine the relationship between mental and physical health and employability, labour market participation and economic performance, with specific attention given to the direction of causal relationships.
Beck, V., Quinn, M., Dunn, A., Edmunds Otter, M., Hammer, N. and Pitchforth, E.


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Satellites Show World's Glaciers Melting Faster Than Ever
Ice sheets are liquefying quicker, losing 31% more snow and ice each year than they completed 15 years sooner, as indicated by three-dimensional satellite estimations of all the world's mountain icy masses.
Researchers fault human-caused environmental change.
Utilizing 20 years of as of late declassified satellite information, researchers determined that the world's 220,000 mountain icy masses are losing in excess of 328 billion tons (298 billion metric huge loads) of ice and snow each year since 2015, as indicated by an examination in Wednesday's diary Nature. That is sufficient soften streaming into the world's rising seas to put Switzerland under right around 24 feet (7.2 meters) of water every year.
The yearly soften rate from 2015 to 2019 is 78 billion additional tons (71 billion metric tons) a year than it was from 2000 to 2004. Worldwide diminishing rates, unique in relation to volume of water lost, multiplied over the most recent 20 years and "that is tremendous," said Romain Hugonnet, a glaciologist at ETH Zurich and the University of Toulouse in France who drove the investigation.
A large portion of the world's chilly misfortune is coming from the United States and Canada.
Gold country's liquefy rates are "among the most noteworthy on earth," with the Columbia icy mass withdrawing around 115 feet (35 meters) a year, Hugonnet said.
Practically every one of the world's icy masses are dissolving, even ones in Tibet that used to be steady, the examination found. Aside from a couple in Iceland and Scandinavia that are taken care of by expanded precipitation, the dissolve rates are speeding up around the world.
The close uniform softening "reflects the worldwide expansion in temperature" and is from the consuming of coal, oil and gas, Hugonnet said. Some more modest icy masses are vanishing completely. Two years prior, researchers, activists and government authorities in Iceland held a memorial service for a little icy mass.
"Ten years prior, we were saying that the ice sheets are the pointer of environmental change, yet now really they've become a dedication of the environment emergency," said World Glacier Monitoring Service Director Michael Zemp, who wasn't essential for the examination.
The investigation is quick to utilize this 3D satellite symbolism to analyze the entirety of Earth's ice sheets not associated with ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctic. Past examinations either just utilized a small portion of the ice sheets or assessed the deficiency of Earth's glacial masses utilizing gravity estimations from circle. Those gravity readings have enormous safety buffers and aren't as valuable, Zemp said.
Ohio State University's Lonnie Thompson said the new investigation painted an "disturbing picture."
Contracting icy masses are an issue for a large number of individuals who depend on occasional cold dissolve for every day water and quick liquefying can cause destructive upheavals from frigid lakes in places like India, Hugonnet said.
However, the biggest danger is ocean level ascent. The world's seas are as of now rising on the grounds that warm water extends and due to dissolving ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica, however icy masses are answerable for 21% of ocean level ascent, more than the ice sheets, the investigation said. The ice sheets are bigger longer term dangers for ocean level ascent.
"It's turning out to be progressively certain that ocean level ascent will be a greater and more pressing issue as we travel through the 21st century," said National Snow and Ice Data Center Director Mark Serreze.
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Ben also turned out an accompanying string of dancefloor-oriented remixes for Sade, Maxwell, Sunshine Anderson and Meshell Ndegeocello. There have been further musical collaborations including guest appearances with John Grant, Tevo Howard and Jens Lekman. Ben Born on December 6 in London to Scottish jazz arranger, pianist and bandleader Tommy Watt and actress-turned-journalist Romany Bain, Ben Watt first appeared in on London indie Cherry Red as a young nineteen-year-old experimental songwriter-singer-guitarist.


The garden of Rıfat Edin stands on the south shore of Tuzla Bay, in the southern suburbs of the Asian side of Istanbul. Approached from the sea, it looks like an unusually crowded and aesthetically aranged boatyard – dozens of old wooden hulls in various states of repair stand on trestles, wrapped in plastic. Tethered to a pier, a clutch of newly varnished wooden dinghies bob like a flock of restless seabirds. But the usual boatyard clutter of oars, rudders, floorboards, buoys, masts and anchors is interspersed with bits of antique statuary, an artfully placed wrought-iron table, and antique iron oil lamps. Walk a little further among the trees and you will see that the garden is in fact a collection of buildings, pavilions and intriguing gathering places.
Walk a little further among the trees and you see that the garden is in fact a collection of buildings, pavilions and intriguing gathering places. By the sea stand several open-air arrangements of teak chairs; further back are terraces equipped with slightly drooping sofas and a glassed-in pavilion dominated by a magnificent Ottoman hearth. Surrounding the whole is a series of small higgledy-piggledy houses. In the centre of the ensemble is a four-storey tower built of scrap timber topped by the master's bedroom – from which a white curtain billows in the breeze like a sail.
Several found their way to Istanbul. One was owned by the Dirvana family and parked at their home, the Kıbrıslı Yalı on the Bosphorus. Others were still being sailed by old men at the Erenköy sailing club in the 1970s – though they wouldn't let the young Rıfat Edin sail their precious antiques. But the modern history of the 12-foot dinghy began when Selim Dirvana found a complete set of original blueprints in the family archives and gave them to Edin, who had a brand-new one made in Bodrum. Thirty more have followed, all produced by a handful of boat-makers in Bodrum and Tuzla to rigorous specifications – down to the mandatory copper rivets. Modern versions range in cost from 7,000 euros for a Turkish one to 25,000 for a Dutch-built model. Fellow 12-footer enthusiasts were found in Portofino and Holland – enough for an annual international 12-foot dinghy championship that has been running since 2008 – the final leg is always in Istanbul. The prize is a silver cup originally owned by George Cockshott and presented to Edin by a descendant of Cockshott's who lives in North Cyprus and is, like his illustrious ancestor, also in the boat trade.


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Just Another Speck in the Great Big Blogosphere
I even wiggled this one out on my own!! Dad and mom both offered to help, but (and how do I say this tactfully?) I guess I'd have to say they pretty much suck at pulling out teeth painlessly.
"Dad, dad, take a picture of my teeth, too!!"
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My Little Salmon
A few days ago, daddy was reading to us a little bit about how salmon flip and squirm and wriggle their way upstream over rocks and waterfalls to get to their hatching grounds. We didn't know what that meant, so daddy gave us a demonstration -- looks like we learned our lesson well!
Totally unrelated -- here's a funny random picture for you -- James's idea of, "Smile big for the camera!"
Good Thing Daddy's a Dentist
Hurrah, Ethan finally lost his front tooth! (With a little bit of "coaxing" from his oral surgeon daddy, that is -- no worries, the sting only lasted a second...)
Blackberry Loves U2... and so do the Tangs
U2 North America Tour, Chicago IL -- Opening Night!!
I missed the Atlanta show of U2's Vertigo tour a few years back by a hair, much to my (and Andy Ewing's) chagrin -- that's a whole other story on it's own, actually, so I won't get into details here...
Anyhow, to make up for it, Annie and I made the trek from Ann Arbor to Chicago for a night out (without the kids, even!) at U2's 360 Tour, which kicked off in Chicago last night (the North American leg of it, anyways). Here's our photojournal of the evening:
We parked in a nearby downtown lot, grabbed a bite to eat at the first restaurant we came across (a yummy and affordable Japanese restaurant, as luck would have it) and walked over to the stadium -- in good company, as you can tell!
I can't really do it justice, but this panoramic hopefully gives you a sense of the stadium and just how gi-normous U2's 360 set was -- this huge 4-legged tarantula-spaceship thingy arching over a good half of the field. Biggest set for a rock show I've ever seen.
Check out where the cameramen get to sit -- 12 of them (3 on each arm) were hoisted up snugly against the legs of the spaceship before the show got started, and there they stayed throughout the whole gig.
Annie and I waiting fo the show to start. (Don't ask about the scar on left brow, that is, again, a story for another day...)
The grand entrance -- the band kicked off things with "Breathe" from their new album.
The set is billed as a 360 stage, and it really is a good design, but there's definitely still a front and back to the performance -- we were sitting in back, which sometimes kinda sucked, but on the other hand, we 20% of the audience who were behind the stage felt really special when anyone from the band came around back to play -- just for us. Larry Mullen Jr.'s drums were even set up on this rotating lazy-susan-type thingy that every once in a while would spin around so he could face us for a song!
Bono loves us!
The video monitors on the set were honeycombed together -- during the concert they started up high, then expanded until they seemed nearly to touch the stage itself, and then collapsed back together again down low before lifting back into their starting position. This configuration is during their rendition of The Unforgettable Fire.
And, if I remember correctly, this is during Where the Streets Have No Name.
Nearing the end, Annie offered to take a shot of me with Bono singing on the monitors in the background, but I botched it and blinked when the red-eye reduction flashed me!
Alas, all good things come to an end... what a fun night though! Definitely worth the trip -- looking forward to next time!
"Have You Found China Yet?"
So, looking at this picture, you may wonder why we've accumulated such a extensive pile of dirt at the side of the house over the past two months (and this is only a small portion of it). The simple answer, as I explained to Lilly when she asked me that exact question, is, "Mom told me to."
Here's the hole all that dirt came out of -- dug by hand, shovelful by laborious shovelful, 99% by yours truly (Isaac contributed maybe 2/3% and Ethan maybe another 1/3%). My neighbor, Dave, who has watched me with amusement as I've labored over the weeks, keeps asking me if I've found China yet. Hardy har har.
And the reason why the big hole? I'm finishing the basement, and to make it a bona fide living space, one has to install an egress window. Annie figured, as long as you're going to dig a window well for that egress window, why don't we make a really big window well that'll let in lots of light? And, while you're at it, if you're going to install one egress window, why not two? (More on that in a second.) The red lines below outline the approximate size of the enlarged window (4x4 ft.):
To meet the requirements of an egress window, it has to be a certain size. We picked 4x4 horizontal sliding windows. To install a 4 ft window, one has to dig a hole that's at least a foot deeper for drainage and whatnot, so the hole is 5 ft deep. Because of there'll eventually be two windows installed more or less side by side, I ended up digging one long trench for both of them - 20 ft long. Building codes dictate that the finished window well be at least 3 ft wide at its base, with a ladder or terraced steps built in for easy escape. Annie wants terraces, which I'll get to after the windows are installed. As it is, the walls slope upwards and outwards from 3 ft at the bottom to 6 feet on top, so, an average of 4.5 ft wide. So that makes it a 4.5 x 20 x 5 ft hole, or 450 cubic feet (16 2/3 cubic yards) of packed clay -- of roughly 250 wheelbarrows full of clay. Ouch.
Here are the boys standing in the hole for reference:
The boys wanted pictures of themselves sitting on the edge of the hole -- what fine-looking children! (Isaac was bitten by some kind of insect two days before this photo -- hence the swollen right eyelid.)
Here they are again!
I'll get more photos up when the windows are being installed!
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Antique handmade Apache beaded tab toe moccasins of brain tanned deer hide. These moccasins were sewn with glass beads of black, white, red, dark blue and greasy yellow beadwork, with narrow strips enclosing parallelograms above the soles and on the vamps. The tab toe moccasins were known as the hide cactus kickers. The leg wraps are stitched with columns of chevrons flanking concentric circles connected by a fine stripe that measure 15" tall. The moccasins measures approximately 10" long by 4" in length. CA 1900. One of a kind.


I have to be honest and start off by saying, that I haven't finished reading A Sparrow in Terezin yet. I got a late start on the book, but I have already have read quiet a bit, and my goodness, even though I haven't finished it yet, it doesn't matter. My opinion on this story is set.
When I read Kristy Cambron's debut book last year, The Butterfly and the Violin, I fell in love with her story! The story hooked me from page one and I was sad when it ended. I didn't want to leave these characters. Several months ago, when I heard about A Sparrow in Terezin, you can imagine how excited I was!
Kristy came off strong in her first book, and I have to say, not only has her writing stayed as beautiful, and has brought forth a gripping and heartbreaking story of two lives from two different eras.
We are reunited with Sera James from Butterfly, and with the continuation of her and William's story. Their story ended on a high note in the previous book and starts off with a bang in this story! Following them along, is a nail bitter with everything that has been happening.
Then we are introduced to Kaja. She is a young woman, who is living in a time of war. Everything she ever knew has been ripped from her and she must hide who she is for her and her family's safety. When introduced, she is so innocent and caring. It's heartbreaking the struggle she has to deal with, but as the story progresses, she does her best to move along in the right path, knowing that where she is only temporary till she can go back to her home.
This is a beautiful story and I honestly can't wait to finish up the last little bit I have left! Kristy Cambron has made a name for herself on my favorites shelf.
Kristy Cambron fancies life as a vintage-inspired storyteller. Her second novel, A Sparrow in Terezin, was named Library Journal Reviews' "Pick of the Month (Christian Fiction)" for February 2015. Cambron is an art/design manager at TheGROVEstory.com storytelling ministry. She holds a degree in art history from Indiana University and has nearly 15 years of experience in instructional design and communications for a Fortune-100 company. She lives in Indiana with her husband and three football-loving sons, where she can probably be bribed with a coconut mocha latte and a good Christian fiction read.


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Tuesday, 9 August 2016
'Soliciting' law flawed, say rights advocates
Sex workers wait for customers at the capital's Wat Phnom late at night in 2009. Sovan Philong
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Erin Handley
Gender and rights advocates have called for the overhaul of "soliciting" and prostitution laws in Cambodia in the wake of last week's detention of several sex workers at the notorious Prey Speu rehabilitation centre.
Researcher Kasumi Nakagawa said, based on a small survey of 31 sex workers she conducted in March and compiled last month, 74 per cent had been arrested while "soliciting" on the street. About 78 per cent of sex workers were also mothers which, Nakagawa pointed out, made it difficult if the women were detained for long stretches.
"Detention of sex workers who are mothers is also a serious problem as it directly affects the welfare of their children," she said.
According to her interviews with sex workers, they were largely taken to a police station and given a choice: Prey Speu for rehabilitation, or an NGO.
"Mostly the NGOs options are Christian-based, and women don't want to go because they are very concerned they will be brainwashed to be 'good women'," she said.
Sex workers can be arrested and fined for publicly soliciting payment for sex under the anti-human trafficking law.
Nakagawa suggested legal reform to protect the rights of sex workers. Unless clients stopped buying sex services, which would require making the purchase of sex illegal, demand will continue to thrive and suppliers will continue to "be punished in an unfair way", she said.
Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch, said the anti-trafficking provision was often used to "detain, extort, and abuse sex workers", and should be "immediately repealed", adding that "government donors supporting human-trafficking projects in Cambodia should make a concerted push to get this done".
"[It] is also totally counter-productive since it threatens persons who the authorities should be seeking information from to investigate and stop real sex traffickers," he said.
Phnom Penh Municipal Anti-Human Trafficking chief Keo Thea disagreed that the law was counterproductive and maintained such round-ups were legal, although the criminal code for solicitation lists only fines as punishment.
"When prostitutes solicit along the street, it creates anarchy to the public, so our police need to round up and arrest them," he said. He added that beggars were treated in the same way.
But legal expert Sok Sam Oeun said the detention of sex workers, even for "education" at Prey Speu, was unlawful. "The punishment is only a fine; it is very small, but it is big for them."
they should create a place where all hookers can do their trade safely and paid taxes on their income like every one else, something similar to what they have in the state of nevada . the people usually call it the chicken ranch... although there are more than one brothel and each brothel has its own name .. hookers have to be checked and certified to be healthy [ clean ] to be working there...


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Q: Is there any algorithm that produces irreducible polynomials over $\mathbb{F}_2$? Is there any (fast) algorithm that produces irreducible polynomials over $\mathbb{F}_2$?
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I look up for a irreducible polynomial generator, that is different from decider algorithm for irreducibility.
EDIT2:
By Input $n \in \mathbb{N}$ to the algorithm $A$ we expect $n$ irreducible polynomials over $\mathbb{F}_2$. I need that $A$ always returns same result by a specific input $n$ (I don't want random irr. polynomials generator).

A: A) If you come across an algorithm that produces minimal polynomials, it will fit. I am not aware of such an algo.
B) Nor sure how fast the following is...
1) $x^2 + x + 1$ is the only irreducible poly of $deg=2$
2) $x^3 + x + 1$ and $x^3 + x^2 + 1$ - all irreducible of $deg=3$
3) for any (next) degree $k$, pick a poly $f$ of degree $k$, try to divide it by $x$, $x+1$ and all irreducible of degree up to $[k/2]$. If no divisor is found, $f$ is irreducible.
4) For your algo to produce the same result, return the first $n$ irreducible polys (of low degrees).


This recipe is much like the recipe for strawberry lemonade that I made for my son's first birthday except that it has raspberries instead, and there's a little extra work involved once you puree the raspberries.
In a pot on the stove and combine the sugar and the water over medium heat to make a syrup, stirring occaionally until the sugar is completely dissolved. Let it cool before using it.
While you are combining the sugar and water you can squeeze the juice out of your lemons. You will need between 8-10 lemons to get a cup of juice. Once you've got your lemon juice, you can puree your raspberries using a blender. I put a little bit of water in with the raspberries to help them puree a little better. Strain your raspberries through a mesh strainer to get rid of most of the seeds -- the lemonade is alright with the seeds in there, but there are a lot of them and it is much more pleasant without them.
Add the raspberry puree, lemon juice, syrup and 4-6 cups of cold water into a pitcher and stir it all up. I originally made this recipe for sparkling raspberry lemonade, but I decided to double the syrup as I found it a little bit tart. It tastes just a delicious with water, too.
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