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66: The Laws of Life/The Laws of Death
Posted on June 26, 2016	by jimspates
This is not normally a "current events" site. What Ruskin has to share with us, as I hope our previous posts have made clear, transcends almost all those things that come, catch our consciousness, and then vanish out of our daily experience.
But two days ago, last Friday, the 24th of June, 2016, a "daily event" occurred which rattled the world. The population of Great Britain, Ruskin's Britain (!), voted–not by much but by margin sufficient–to leave the European Union, the economic and political amalgam of countries which formed after the last catastrophic World War (estimate, perhaps low: 37 million dead), its humane and essential goal being to not just increase trade, communication, and social connection between the member nations and their peoples but to prevent, because of the powerful common interests which surely would develop between these nations over time, another World War (you know the one I mean: the one which really would be the "War to End all Wars"). Today, we are a little more than sixty years past the finish of that last, finally incomprehensible, horrific–a happy fact which suggests that, whatever its faults (admittedly many), the EU has worked as hoped.
Hence the abandonment of it by a majority of Britain's voters seems myopic in the extreme, even though it is not hard to comprehend the frustration felt by many on the sceptered isles at what EU membership brought with it: too much immigration too quickly, a sense of Britain's interests being interpreted and administered by "outsiders," being particularly high on a long list of rankles. While it is much too early to tell what the final outcomes of the vote to escape the EU will be, the wake already being formed after the final tallies were reported, suggests that the changes to come may be sunamic in character–the destabilizing of world markets, a stimulus to other countries to start thinking about exiting the EU, the collapse of the EU itself, turmoil in British politics, breakup of the United Kingdom, more! It beggars the imagination!
A century ago and a half ago, James Smetham, an artist and long a devotee of Ruskin's works, wrote, in a letter to a dear friend who had just discovered and was delighting in Ruskin: "I quite envy you your first reading of Ruskin. Ruskin is a revelation of a new world, and it only wants the remove of a century to show him in his colossal proportions…"
Well, that century and more than a half of another have vaporized since Smetham penned his laudatory lines, and still we have not taken enough measure of what Ruskin, in his deepest wisdom, had to teach us. Below is a simple saying which it would have been good for us to contemplate with some seriousness as all those decades edged their way toward eternity. The sentences first appeared in Modern Painters V (1860), in a passage where Ruskin was voicing his aiding dismay over the intense competition running rampant in the Britain of his day, a "serve yourself first and devil take the hindmost" attitude that was making a few rich while, in its wake, creating millions of impoverished and miserable. (The argument was easily demonstrable: all one had to do was walk into the slums of any major British city to see the human devastation wrought by laissez-faire: compare Post 61 and Post 53). Here are his two sentences:
Government and Cooperation are, in all things and eternally, the Laws of Life. Anarchy and competition, eternally, and in all things, the Laws of Death.
The sentences, like all of the greatest of the world's aphorisms, were the outgrowth of an immense amount of study and sifting through of evidence. So important did Ruskin think them that, later that same year, near the end of the third essay of Unto this Last, his small but critically important treatise attacking the false assumptions at the core of laissez-faire capitalism, he repeated them, as, simultaneously, truth and warning, writing:
Two years later, experimenting with another form of writing, Platonic dialogue, he included the lines yet again in some sentences the "Old Lecturer" (akin to Plato's Socrates) spoke to the school girls who had come to discuss with him the world's most important matters. He told them in all earnestness that:
But it seems that no one was listening.
P.S. 1: Please do not think I am being "holier-than-thou" in saying what's above. I am deeply aware that 48% of the UK's voting public cast a ballot in favor of remaining in the EU. They deserve our gratitude and, alas, sympathy. I am also palpably aware (as is the rest of the planet) that, at the present time in the US, myopia, greed, narrow self-interest, and ignorance are riding high in the saddles of their apocalyptic horses (one thinks of Brugel's "The Fight between Carnival and Lent"). If those horses not brought to a halt by the first Tuesday of this November, their triumph threatens even worse catastrophe for us all. world.
P.S. 2: Your reflections gladly received.
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9 Responses to 66: The Laws of Life/The Laws of Death
Michelle Lovric says:
Shellshocked here in London. When did the small minded and bigoted kids take over the school? I am ashamed for us. We are now living by the laws of competition and death. And it makes one afraid. It makes one believe that the white house too is vulnerable.
Tim Holton says:
Thank you for pointing out that Ruskin found this "Law of Help"—"the first law of the universe"—so important that he repeated it in at least 3 writings. Sara Atwood did very well making it the central theme of her introduction to Ruskin for the Hillside Club Round Table a few years ago. It is indeed at the heart—in every sense—of his thinking.
I must, however, say a word in dissent, regarding Brexit. Although I can't honestly say how I'd have voted were I British, I also can't believe Ruskin would've approved of "globalization", if by that word we mean the ultimate expansion and exercise of laissez faire policies, and of which the EU is certainly one very great part. One need not be opposed to the principle of free trade to object to the EU's indifference to what Ruskin was passionate about: just and fair trade and the public good. Government and cooperation, yes. But surely Ruskin did not favor remote and insular government—especially one clearly indifferent to nations and favorable to self-serving corporations. I don't think the latter have an inkling of Ruskin's Law of Help. They certainly don't obey it. Nor would Ruskin have taken lightly the great loss of livelihoods and meaningful and industrious work due to globalization.
Do not think I'm endorsing any of the misplaced and misguided Leave arguments, especially those aimed at immigrants. But the more fundamental sense of betrayal felt by ordinary working people is valid and must be reckoned with. Political leaders, both in Britain and here in the U.S., have abandoned those people—ceased to help them. And that strikes me as singularly and decidedly contrary to Ruskin's Law of Help.
Hello Jim and thank you for this. All a very bad business and our country now like a ship without a rudder heading for goodness knows where.
Pascal DEBOUT says:
I usually do not leave a reply to your posts, not because I find them uninteresting but simply because I read them as words to medidate upon, which I always do with genuine pleasure.
Nevertheless, your latest publication about the recent Brexit has urged me to take my electronic pen to add a comment. The Brexis debate is of uppermost importance because it essentially deals with the political and economic model we want to live with, which ultimately means the kind of life we want to have.
Let me state it bluntly : I am pro Europe and strongly anti EU. Why ? For two main reasons : first, the EU does not appear to be a democratic system; second, it is not the best answer, in the long term, to the numerous challenges the 21st century has and will have to face.
Not a democratic system. One of the mottoes that paved the way to the American Declaration of Independence was "no taxations without representation". The problem of true representation is central to the existence of any community. Who are the true representatives of the European population ? The MEPs ? The non-elected members of the European commission ?
Let me give you one simple example, one that Mr Ruskin would certainly have appreciated. It is about bees, these incredible insects which are the perfect illustration of a life of cooperation and govenment referred to in your post and central to Ruskin's economic thought.
Bees in France – as in the rest of the world – suffer from the intensive use of pesticides and their populations are decreasing dramatically. French representatives have almost unanimously called for a ban on a certain pesticide which is notoriously responsible for the sad demise of bees. This ban cannot be implemented in France simply because the MEPs in Strasbourg cannot find an agreement to pass a law and this against the wish of a majority of French MPs elected by the French population. This example might sound trivial but it is not. It raises the fundamental issue about what a truly democracy is all about. Should we expect a Danish or a Spanish MEP to care for French bees when that person is elected through a very complex system upon which the French electors only have a slight influence ? That seems to me a very diluted definition of democracy.
We are here at the very heart of the problem. This lack of genuine democracy and transparency explains why the British electors have decided to vote Leave. By the way, what an extraordinary decision when you consider how we, Europeans, are brainwashed on a daily basis into thinking that outside the EU life is utterly impossible. The media, the intellectuals, the experts and above all the economists (it's time to read again what Mr Ruskin thought of the "soi-disant science of political economy") have been telling us for years that if a nation leaves the EU, an economic disaster will strike it immediately. Let us wait now for the crickets to invade the streets of London as a sign of a modern plague (but they will probably, like our bees, be killed by all the pesticides we use and against which the MPEs are so reluctant to react).
In a year or two, we will be a better position to measure the real economic consequences of the Brexit. But my bet is that the British economy will be as active and booming as it was before the Brexit. If this is the case, it will demonstrate to the other members of the EU that leaving it is possible contradicting the frightening and ominous reports repeated like mantras by the European bureaucrats and experts. This might serve as an incentive for other European populations to require a referendum in their own countries, provided their politicians accept the idea of a referendum, which is far from being certain, especially in my country. Another example of a dubious democratic spirit at work in the EU. Let me remind you that the French rejected the Treaty of Lisbon a few years ago but that popular vote was circumvented and did not change the course of the European policies.
By the way, as I am alluding to a lack of genuine democratic spirit, what should be said of the 3 million people who in GB ask for another referendum to be held ? Like spoiled brats unhappy with the result of a game, they ask for the game to be played again until they win. If victory happens to be out of touch, I imagine they will probably ask to change the rules or play another game. Again, sorry but it is not my definition of a democratic and popular vote.
To finish, let me write a few words about the second reason why I strongly feel anti EU.You are perfectly right to say that the initial impetus behind the creation of the EU was to prevent another catastrophic world war. A noble and respectful goal, needless to say.
But today the main goal of the EU is to be an economic answer to the process of globalization, the other word for anarchy and competition, two concepts to which we can add nowadays "growth" ans have the 3 pillars of our modern laissez-faire capitalism.
The main tenet of the European enthusiasts is that the bigger we are, the better we could face economic challenges. This is more or less a reminder of the too-big-too-fail theory international banks are so eager to promote. But how can we continue to rely on bigness and growth in a world of limited resources ?
This leads me to my point : I think that in the long term the only viable solution to our social, economic and political problems is not to be found in big institutions and organisations only interested in profits but in smaller ones, accountable to the people who elect them. The EU has become too large, which means too complicated and remote from the people, especially the poorest who are the true victims of a system that only exists to serve the interests of big corporations and financial institutions.
And this is where I set foot on highly dangerous grounds because I really think that the nation is the most relevant economic and political area within which problems can most appropriately be tackled and dealt with. But for the European propaganda, "nation" is translated into "nationalism" and "nationalism" into "extremism". End of debates.
The British vote, far from being "myopic" to use your own terminology my dear Jim, will hopefully enable us to open our eyes on the wonderful opportunity that is given to all Europeans to imagine new political and economic models based on a sensible cooperation among self-governed nations and this for the benefit and well-being of their people.
Gray Brechin says:
I think what we've just seen is a revolt of the masses for whom neoliberalism and its handmaiden austerity has not worked as it has for those at the top and the center who chided, cajoled, threatened, and insulted so many with the consequences of Brexit. It is not simply a matter of racism, xenophobia, and ignorance; Greece provides Exhibit A of what Berlin and Brussels could do to one of the EU's members that attempted democracy and sovereignty: it has been driven into an equivalent of the Great Depression or worse to serve as an example to others as well as to pay off the German bankers. Meanwhile, of course, the chickens from US, UK, and EU meddling in the Muslim world is now coming home to roost in the tsunami of refugees destabilizing the EU countries, and Brexit is one expression of that. (BTW, when will Tony Blair be put on trial there, and Cheney & Co here?)
There is one more thing: London itself. It is a city that I love because I can afford to enjoy what so many there cannot; I cannot help but notice, however, the rapid growth of people sleeping rough there as they now do in US cities in vast fetid encampments as Tories and New Labour tear up Clement Attlee's safety net in the UK as "we" have torn up FDR's New Deal in the US. In my book Imperial San Francisco: Urban Power, Earthly Ruin I analyzed how imperial cities parasitize the environment for the sake of those who own them. This has long been true of London, and it is all tied to land value. London, of course, has some of the highest land values in the world, and Boris Johnson believes that the high-rises springing up all over town – wrecking the skyline and overwhelming the capacity of the Underground and so much more even as rising sea levels will soon overwhelm the Thames Barrier – define a world-class city. I think Mr Johnson will think twice as real estate values there tank if corporations and the wealthy decamp to venues momentarily more congenial and obsequious.
Of course, we are now in uncharted waters, so I grant that everything I've said here may be errant foolishness. I nonetheless give you my opinion from the U.S. where we are about to be offered the choice between two flavors of fascism. We were denied an alternative by the machinations of the putatively friendlier version; she now seeks our votes as a consolation prize while her champions mock those of us who believed we could do and even deserved better.
One final thought: I welcome ANYTHING that detours us from what appears to be NATO's inexorable march towards a nuclear showdown with Russia which so few want to think or talk about. I hope that this will do so before there is no one to think or talk post planetary mortem.
Christine & John Parker says:
Hi Jim As usual your comments are insightful and thoughtful. But I would take issue with you about one thing. I do not think that the the EU has been the mechanism which has prevented further wars in Europe. This is and has been, the role of NATO. It is true that increasing economic prosperity may have helped but by itself I would suggest that would not have been sufficient. Most European nations would have great problems defending themselves and only the UK and France have large standing Armies. I voted to Remain, so am unhappy with the result, but would suggest that the real issue is the failure of the political class to properly represent their constituents and to present cogent and valid arguments to Remain. Increasingly in the UK politicians are mistrusted to do anything other than feather their own nests whilst complaining about others. To take a wider perspective most "brits" are "gobsmacked" at the thought that the next leader of the free world could be Donald Trump! Regards John
Mike Humphreys says:
Thank you for those comments, Jim. Yes, I think that many of us were in shock with the 'Leave'
result. I think that people in poorer areas simply voted in protest against the Government, as they would probably vote against them on any issue. As for immigration, we are already seeing a backlash as extremists take the vote as a carte blanche to initiate racist behaviour. It is very sad. The UK had an opportunity to take the lead in rescuing Europe; instead, we have jumped out of the boat, grabbed a life-raft and shouted 'every man for himself!' Selfish attitudes never had good outcomes in the past, and they never will in the future. To quote Ruskin (from 'Traffic'):- "All our hearts have been betrayed by the plausible impiety of the modern economist, telling us that 'to do the best for ourselves is finally to do the best for others'. Friends, our great Master said not so; and most absolutely we shall find that this world is not made so. Indeed, to do the best for others is finally to do the best for ourselves." A united Europe would have been closer to a more united world. Now we have lost that chance, and it will take very special leaders to unify us all again. To quote Ruskin once more (Fors 90) "The wealth of our country is in its good men and women, and in nothing else."
Mike Humphreys
Clive Wilmer says:
Well, I can't disagree with most of what Gray Brechin says, and I have a lot of sympathy for those who voted to leave the EU. It is a disaster to me and my friendships and values, and I believe it will do irrevocable damage to the UK in isolating it and impoverishing it both economically and culturally, but I understand the disenchantment with business as usual as understood by the establishment and in some ways applaud their taking their fate into their hands. But they have, as usual, been viciously deceived. Almost as soon as the result was out, the Brexiteers started denying that they had promised them anything. The huge message along the side of Boris Johnson's battle bus read: 'We pay the EU £350 million a week. Let's use it to fund the National health instead.' He and his colleagues are already saying that that money is not available for the NHS at all; some of them are even saying that they never said so, and similarly, they are saying that there's nothing governments today can do to stop immigration. They are talking of staying in the single market and leaving the EU, but the single market requires free movement of labour. The Tories will simply swap one old Etonian for another, Johnson for Cameron: big change! Furthermore, whatever the faults of the EU, it is a forum for international communication and co-operation. It can also be reformed, but only from the inside. Neoliberalism is its present ethos, indeed, but where in the world at the moment can you find anything different? Clive
I've been asked to add this in response to some of these replies and to some messages received privately from visitors to this site. We in the UK at the moment are the victims of demagogues, as it seems are many Americans as well, though you still have the chance to protect what you have. It is shocking to see good people shaking their arms in despair over this decision, knowing it to be wrong and yet powerless to do anything. I do sympathise with the objections to the EU made by Tim and Gray, but it is simply destructive to tear us from a context that had grown and developed and, whatever the economic injustices, was helping to shape a collaborative Europe free of the conflicts that have historically damaged it and damaged the world in consequence. We are not going to return to a world before globalisation and neo-liberal economics. We remain in that world. The difference is that we are now completely powerless to change it or direct it. I regard this breach as the biggest disaster for Britain I have experienced in a life of 70 years, and I am not alone in that. Americans should realise — I guess most of you do — that it is not only our membership of the EU. As a result of Brexit, the United Kingdom will fragment, which will mean parts of families living on different sides of two foreign borders. In Scotland and Northern Ireland we shall for the first time have land frontiers with foreign powers, and those frontiers will run in some places — particularly in Ireland — down the middle of village streets. That situation, moreover, is guaranteed to bring back the Northern Irish troubles. The republicans there, appalled at being ejected from a united Europe, want a referendum on the unification of Ireland, which will bring the Protestant gunmen back on to the streets. Meanwhile, Boris Johnson, who decided he was against the EU two days before the referendum began, admits he has never had a plan as to how we should separate ourselves from Europe and since the result has told us that none of the changes he promised can now happen (reduction of immigration, transfer of EU funds to the NHS, etc), has now decided that he doesn't want to be Prime Minister after all, presumably because the mess he would have to sort out is too alarming for him. Not only that, but the Labour Party is falling apart and is impotent to affect or effect anything. It is the most desperate of situations and I fear for the future.

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In an essay titled "Nigeria's Unity And All The Iberiberism," he mentioned this on Friday. "The saber-rattling over Nigeria's unity and the danger of fragmentation has reached Iberiberism," Adesina stated (an Igbo word which could mean stupidity). Some people seem to have no business other than making apocalyptic prophecies about a crumbled, collapsed Nigeria, as if they fast and pray for it.
"From 1999 to 2007, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo was President of Nigeria. "They projected that Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, who served as President from 1999 to 2007, would be the final President of a united Nigeria. It was not to be. They thought Umaru Yar'Adua was too unwell to keep Nigeria together when he arrived. The country was still standing. "They claimed he was too weak under Goodluck Jonathan, and certain parts of the country would soon say, 'to your tents, oh Israel.' Nigeria has made it. They haven't changed their songs in six years under Muhammadu Buhari. Nigeria was on its path to becoming Somalia. Fulanization would be the death knell for the country. Nigeria, on the other hand, exists. It trudges on, day after day, month after month, and will undoubtedly survive."
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Defending the Honor of Penn State
[Editor's note: Yesterday, I tweeted, "My son just came downstairs in his Penn State t-shirt and I said, 'Um. We have to throw that shirt out." Below is an email I received, hours later.]
I just read your Penn State Twitter involving your son and his t-shirt and your issue with is. This is very disappointing. There are 45,000 students, 20,000 faculty, the largest alumni base on planet earth and so what is wrong with Penn State? That one person who has not worked at Penn State since 1999 that the Governor of Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania State Police, and the Pennsylvania Attorney General's office has known about since 2008 and yet this pedophile still lives within 1,000 feet of an elementary school, and this is a Penn State problem.? I heard of one teacher in a school district from New York State who was charged and convicted as a pedophile and so is this a New York Public School problem state wide? Should I never watch the network news because it originated from New York City in New York State? I could go on and on, but please take a moment to think of what you are teaching your child and tweeting- that one person who worked there 12 years ago does not castigate an entire organization now. If you would like to discuss this further do not hesitate to contact me at [phone number and name redacted].
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Penelope Trunk says:
I think you will find that you will not help yourself at all by getting upset by people who are upset by institutionalized protection of pedophilia.
Many of us wonder how this terrible situation could have persisted for so long. Your email sheds light on that: there are people who care much more about the Penn State brand than about the pedophilia going on behind the brand.
Deborah Hymes says:
That is *exactly* what the issue is. I cannot fathom why Penn State "loyalists" do not see that they are in fact apologists for an institution whose moral center resides in its football team's win/loss record.
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package com.cloudex.spring.aop;

import org.springframework.context.ConfigurableApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.context.support.ClassPathXmlApplicationContext;

/**
 * Created by zunyuan.jy on 16/10/20.
 */
public class AopTest {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        ConfigurableApplicationContext context =
                new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext(new String[]{"classpath:spring/spring-aop-beans.xml"});

        TestBean testBean = context.getBean("testBean", TestBean.class);

        testBean.sayHello("Jim");
        testBean.sayBye();
        testBean.ret1();
        try {
            testBean.exception();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            System.err.println("exception");
        } finally {
            System.err.println("finally");
        }
        testBean.around();
        testBean.withAnnotation();

        // according to introduction. here testBean is also implements TestInterface.
        TestInterface testInterface = (TestInterface) testBean;
        testInterface.doPrint("Green.");

        TestAnotherBean testAnotherBean = context.getBean("testAnotherBean", TestAnotherBean.class);
        testAnotherBean.sayHello();
    }
}

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You may have been warned against dating in college, and for good reason. You're attending school to learn and grow as a person, so those two things should be your priorities. However, the heart wants what the heart wants! If you find yourself in a relationship in college, here's how you can balance dating and studying.
It's great to have your priorities straight, but if you don't discuss them with your partner, your relationship will suffer. Make sure you and your significant other are on the same page, essentially that you both prioritize school above the relationship. That will lead to a much higher level of understanding and tolerance for one another.
If things get too serious too fast, you might feel obligated devote all of your time to the relationship rather than your studies. So go one step at a time, slowly seeing how you fit into one another's schedule.
Once you do get more serious, you'll want to spend more and more time with your special someone. But between school, extracurriculars, and possibly work, you barely have time to study let alone go out to dinner and a movie. That's why a great compromise is a study date! Even if you're studying different material, you'll be able to be in one another's presence, which is sometimes all you need.
Dating within your major can make things a lot messier than they need to be. In theory, it sounds great; you'll help each other on assignments, take classes together, and understand each other on a deeper level. But in reality, dating outside of your major is probably better. That way, you'll avoid too much competition during school on exams and after graduation for jobs. Plus, it's important to have time apart from your partner so that you don't get tired of seeing one another.
Better yet, try dating someone outside of your school. If you date someone who's just a train or subway ride away, you won't feel pressured to abandon your studies and head over to their dorm all the time. Rather, the relationship can be something else you fit into your schedule on the weekends to unwind and catch up.
Being open and honest is critical to making any relationship work, but especially during college. If your partner is taking up too much of your time, speak up! Tell them that you need to focus on your studies more than dating, and hopefully your words will fall on understanding and compassionate ears. If not, they probably aren't the right person to date in the first place.
The most convenient (and cheapest!) date is in the dining hall. Granted, it's not the most romantic setting for a date night, but you have to eat! So why not eat together, catch up, play footsies under the table, etc.!
Believe it or not, you can make a relationship work in college. It won't be the easiest thing, but if you follow these tips, you can definitely balance dating and studying in college. How else do you manage to maintain a healthy relationship and high grades?


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3 - Churches in Full Communion
3 - Churches in Full Communion Papers
5 - Old Catholic Church: France
Alt Ref No CFR CFC 49
Title Old Catholic Church: France: General Correspondence
Date Jun 1947-Nov 1981
Description General correspondence concerning relations between Anglican and Old Catholic Churches, the Old Catholic Church in Paris, the Old Catholics in Bavaria, the use of church buildings, and a lecture by Rev A.H. Bekkens in 1957.
Correspondents include Bekkens, Rev H.M. Waddams, Rev E. Lagerwey, Rev J. Findlow, Rev H.R.T. Brandreth, Rev Andreas Rinkel (Archbishop of Utrecht), Rev Adolf Küry, [Rev G. Ingle] (Bishop of Fulham), Mrs Winfred L. Miller, M.V. Wallace, Rev Roderic N. Coote (Bishop of Fulham), Rev J.R. Satterthwaite, Rev F.D. Coggan (Archbishop of Canterbury), Rev M.M.H. Moore, and R.A.K. Runcie (Archbishop of Canterbury).
Language English and French
DS/UK/5999 Waddams; Herbert Montague (1911-1972); Canon of Canterbury Cathedral 1911-1972
GB/109/16284 Lagerwey; Engelbertus (1880-1959); Old Catholic Bishop of Deventer 1880-1959
NA2420 Brandreth; Henry Renaud Turner (1914-1984); Anglican clergyman and historian 1914-1984
510 Rinkel; Andreas (fl 1937-1973); Old Catholic Archbishop of Utrecht fl 1937-1973
GB/109/16283 Küry; Adolph (1870-1956); Old Catholic Bishop of Berne 1870-1956
GB/109/16673 Wallace; (Margaret) Valerie (1903-1989); Assistant Secretary of the Council on Foreign Relations 1903-1989
DS/UK/3713 Coote; Roderic Norman (1915-2000); OBE; Bishop of Colchester 1915-2000
524 Satterthwaite; John Richard (1925-2014); Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe 1925-2014
298 Coggan; Frederick Donald (1909-2000); Baron Coggan; Archbishop of Canterbury 1909-2000
GB/109/12145 Moore; Michael Mervlyn Hamond (1935-); General Secretary, Church of England Council on Foreign Relations 1935-
516 Runcie; Robert Alexander Kennedy (1921-2000); Archbishop of Canterbury 1921-2000


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So now that I've done the 30 Day EVERYTHING Challenge and told you about how it felt as it was happening (Days 1 – 15, Days 16 – 30), I'm doing some thinking on what I liked. On what worked. On what didn't work. On what I can do better. And on what I want to try next.
This is an important step for me. My usual style is to keep charging full steam ahead without pause for thought or consideration. Reflection is not my strong suit. MORE. LET'S GO. DO IT. This, however, is dumb. It would be like taking a bunch of practice LSATs and then not bothering to score them. And anyone who has made themselves take full LSATs knows just how ludicrous that would be.
You know how you get a new something, like that living room chair you've been obsessing over, and you LOVE it and you love how it looks and you sneak little glances at it but then eventually it just becomes part of the room?
That is human nature, I suppose. We become accustomed to things to the point that we don't really see them.
Why is she talking about chairs? Get to the point, already!
My point is that this is the way I felt about this challenge. I made my spreadsheet document, and in the early days I was SO excited to run to the computer to enter my X. About mid-way through I would tally my Xs at the end of the day. On the last days, I had to struggle and recreate Xs for the day before.
My water tracking experience was a little better. Using my fancy schmancy resources, I devised a sort of water abacus using fridge magnets. Pour a glass of water; move a magnet to the other side. It works great until Henry decides he wants a letter. This was easier to maintain because of the tactile aspects of it. The act of pouring water signaled to me that it was time to move a magnet. Also, the fridge magnets were close to where the action took place. Their prominence on the fridge, right at my eye level, made me take more note as well.
For future endeavors, I need to figure out how to make this proximity + prominence formula work to my advantage. Printing things instead of having them buried under tabs on my computer would probably be a first step. Multiple copies in different locations could also assist, but maintaining multiple tallies would be a pain. Instead of having a master list, the answer might be to have separate lists near the place where the activity took place. Once upon a time when I was pumping at my old job, I kept a "got milk?" post-it right beside my light switch that I turned off on exiting. I never forgot the milk.
Exercise is definitely a good addition to my routine. I like the way my mind sort of zones out when I'm doing it. I absolutely like the results. I can do more then 30 leg lifts without stopping now! When I started, I couldn't even do 10. Now that so few of my daily activities result in a feeling of check-the-box accomplishment (maintaining the children is just a continuous, never-ending cycle), completing a set of exercises is surprisingly rewarding. Also, I do enjoy the new hint of abs. Just a glimmer. Recipe for making me like exercise: one dash of abs.
But I think 15-20 minutes is probably my sweet spot. Once I knew it would take me more than 30 minutes to get through the whole thing, it made me not even want to start. This is not good. Doing something is always better than doing nothing.
For the future, now that I've rebuilt my mornings, I do want to add back running. I hope to update you on this soon.
For the days I stay home, I may put together a grab bag of exercises to try and rotate them around. One day could be pilates, another day could be barre, etc. I may try the 30 Day Beach Body Challenge. It looks like the numbers do increase, but the focus is more on rotating different exercises.
One of the reasons I wanted to try the plank challenge is that I thought it would be really easy for me to drop and plank throughout the day. I spend a large portion of time crawling around on the carpet. Why not throw some planks in there?
But it just never happened. I could try much harder to build some planks into my routine, a la always plank before eating. Although our kitchen floor is usually pretty gross. Ain't nobody want to plank on that.
My main takeaway though is that I like exercise and, if I actually want to do it, I should make sure to do it in the morning. BEFORE even touching the computer to make sure that it actually happens.
This wasn't a shocker, but it was definitely reiterated during the challenge. It annoys me that all of your easy on-the-go options like a sandwich or a slice of pizza are out. I know some places have it, but I haven't seen tons of salads here. Even if I found a salad, this isn't good eat in a hurry food. I like a good sit down meal as much as the next gal, but particularly when sightseeing with the kids, it is nice to have better on the move options.
Everything I can think of to carry with for protein, like boiled eggs or tuna salad needs refrigeration. Not ideal. Anyone had more success on this?
Our first whole30, we felt like we did ALL the cooking. Sunday afternoons were usually devoted to roasting batches of sweet potatoes and preparing a breakfast mix of sauteed meat, peppers, and onions.
Now, I already feel like I'm thinking of food constantly so this was less of a change.
This time around I gave up on most advanced prep. Instead of breakfast variety, we just ate eggs most of the time. Also, I nuked more sweet potatoes. Voila, smashed potato in time to serve once I finished the rest of dinner.
Uh, what? But it is true. Particularly in the early days, I just wanted to be eating. I wasn't hungry. I just wanted the sensation of putting food in my mouth. That's not really cool, man. This has gotten better. Mostly. I'll have to watch this in the future.
You know how some places are just tied to special foods? Like, why would you go to Italy and not try some pasta?
I don't want to miss out on special foods. If you'll remember, I chafed on the whole30 when we went to Turin and I wanted the special chocolate and at the strawberry festival when I wanted the berries with whipped cream. Maybe I'll go back to Turin. I could if I wanted. But I probably won't. Same for lots of places we adventure to.
I'm hoping to keep eating pretty whole30ish. I'm not going to let it keep me from travel food. I don't ever want to miss out.
My first whole30 in 2013, I think I missed cheese the most. Salads just didn't seem right without it.
This time around I really missed booze. For me, other than the occasional margarita, booze means wine and beer.
I missed variety. I really only drink water, wine, and beer with the sometimes coffee. Things got monotonous.
I also missed the way I'd feel. I like unwinding with a glass of wine at the end of the day. I like escaping the heat with a chilly, refreshing drink.
But. I realized that–and this is hard for me to write–alcohol has become a proxy for "I'm having a good time now." How will I know I'm having a nice dinner if I don't have a glass of wine? How will I know I'm enjoying adult time if I don't have a drink in my hand?
And I'm not OK with that. I'm not saying all booze is bad. I'm just saying that for me, because I have problems doing things moderately, less is definitely more. I think alcohol is a very major player on keeping me from springing out of bed in the morning.
So none would be ideal, but I'm not ready for that yet. I am living in a wine culture these days. I'm not saying people drink all the time or a lot, but wine is plentiful, reasonably priced, and darn good here. If you order a glass with lunch, no one would bat an eye.
I remember in college I met a girl who quit soda based on her dermatologist's recommendation. She said her skin was now amazing and she didn't regret it. I was incredulous. How could anyone live without soda???
Fast forward a few years to 2007. I quit caffeine cold turkey, and I haven't looked back. I now enjoy the occasional espresso or cappuccino, but soda is very rare for me. What used to be outside the realm of possibility is now my new normal.
So maybe I'll feel the same way about alcohol some day. Who knows? For now, I'm going to try to employ the same strategy as with food. Don't drink something because it is there. Drink it because it is really good and I want it.
Ah, sparkling water. I've been a fan for a few years now. But you were really here for me when I wanted something a little different. Thanks, pal.
Without a glass of wine in the evening after the kids went to bed, I sometimes felt adrift. I had trained myself to want a treat at the end of the day.
Without the wine or snack, my post-kids evenings felt a little unfulfilled. I watched TV some, but not a ton. I read every night and I really enjoy it, but because I do that all the time, it doesn't feel special. Most evenings would be frittered away puttering around on the computer. Some things I need to do, like email and trip planning. But these feel like have to dos. Not relaxing.
I'd like to add a little more purpose to the evenings. I think this means more socializing. More quality time with James. And possibly even doing my reading on the couch.
I was so excited that I was getting up early that I didn't crack the whip on productivity. This is prime writing time. I do NOT need to be dorking around on the internet.
It would help if I eliminated any need to get on the computer until after exercise and meditation. I didn't print the ab and plank challenges. I should have.
It would also help if I cleared distractions on the computer (cough, 78 tabs, cough) and planned what I want to do the night before. This is a definite area for improvement.
For my meditation, I sat up straight with my legs crossed and eyes closed for five minutes. It was surprisingly OK. I had that pleasant sensation you get on a long run where you think nice thoughts but can't really remember them later. I mostly tried to think about nothing. Clearing my mind and focusing on a point in the center of my blacked out vision worked better for me than doing any kind of mantra.
So I hope to continue this, but it could get pushed out. See, I can't see tangible results from meditation. I can't look at my abs and see, wow, that meditation is really doing something. Maybe it is a part of my sleeping better and feeling better, but maybe not.
At first I was all getting ready for bed takes FOREVER now. But then it wasn't so bad. I mean, we're just talking about flossing and washing my face. I have perfect marks on this, and I have every intention to continue.
I can also report that doing these things led to doing more things. 90% of the days I also used the toner I dug out of somewhere AND applied moisturizer. Good habits beget other good habits it seems.
You guys may have found it tedious that I listed my bedtime almost every night. I know it seems small, but knowing the time was actually a really big deal for me.
Before, I deliberately chose not to look at my watch. I didn't want to know. I knew it was late and that I should go to bed. But this was my time, and I didn't care if morning Melissa had to pay for it.
Now, I'm not hitting the target bedtime, but I am getting closer. I'm at least making a conscious choice to stay up later.
We'll see what I decide to do about this. If I keep getting up on my own at an early time feeling rested, I might not change anything. I may decide to get the reading material out of the bedroom, as my friend Maggie suggested. I'm anti-TV in the bedroom because of the distraction factor. Is my book presenting the same issue?
So. These are my takeaways. Some things are working. Some need tweaking. Some need more work. It's always a work in progress. Life that is.
Do you have any stellar exercise routines to share? And has ANYONE found paleo food on the go? This is my next million dollar idea. I'm on it.


Oil on canvas, 24 x 19 3/4 in. (61.0 x 50.0 cm), framed.
Provenance: Everett St. John Chaffee and Caroline Peck Chaffee, Providence and Matunuck, Rhode Island, then by descent to the present owners.
N.B. Born in Michigan in 1874, American Impressionist Frederic Carl Frieseke was a key figure of "The Giverny Group," a cadre of American artists working in France in the early 20th century. Frieseke began his studies at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Art Students League in New York. In 1897 the young artist was drawn to Paris to study at the Académie Julian and then briefly with James A. M. Whistler at the Académie Carmen. France became his permanent home. Frieseke set up his studio first in Paris and then in 1906, also in Giverny, where he would spend summers until 1920. Art historians have noted that Frieseke effectively synthesized Impressionist style and subject matter with the flattened space and decorative patterning of Post Impressionists, such as Vuillard and Bonnard.
Frieseke realized success early painting the female figure and nudes. The painting at hand was done c. 1906 in Frieseke's first years at Giverny. Influenced by Impressionism and the palettes of Renoir and Monet, Frieseke set his subject outdoors and filled his canvas with sun dappled blues and greens and rosy flesh tones. It is not clear exactly how and when the painting found its way to Rhode Island, but the connection to Matunuck is significant. Everett St. John Chaffee and Caroline Peck Chaffee summered at Matunuck and lived next door to Anna Richards Brewster. Caroline herself was an artist, and the community became a summer artists' colony, modeled on Giverny, largely at the hand of neighbor and former Givernois, Philip Leslie Hale. It is not known if the Chaffees acquired the work directly from Frieseke or through the connections of one of their artist circle at Matunuck.
The painting at hand will be included in The Frederick Carl Frieseke Catalogue Raisonné, being prepared by Nicholas Kilmer with the support of the Hollis Taggart Galleries. The painting will be dated "by 1908."
With a canvas stencil from Lucien Lefebvre-Foinet, Paris, on the reverse.
Condition is very good, with rich brush marks and impasto intact. No evidence of any retouch. No other condition issues to report.


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Laelia eremaea är en fjärilsart som beskrevs av Edward Meyrick 1891. Laelia eremaea ingår i släktet Laelia och familjen tofsspinnare. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Q: how to pass date via url parameter - junit test with dates I want to pass my Date via parameter, and I dont exactly know how to do it. I have tried EncodeUrl.encode(), but it didnt work (it is possible that I did something wrong)
@Test
public void getUsageCountersParam2Test() throws Exception {
    Date date = new Date(2017, 06, 23, 12, 39, 20);
    MvcResult result = mockMvc.perform(get(getUri("/usages?apiConsumerId=[1,2]&serviceId=1&dateFrom=" + date)).contentType(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)).andExpect(status().isOk()).andReturn();
    ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();

    List<UsageCounterDetailsDto> list = mapper.readValue(result.getResponse().getContentAsString(), new TypeReference<List<UsageCounterDetailsDto>>() {
    });

    assertNotNull(list);
    assertEquals(3, list.size());
}

I have an error such as:
org.springframework.web.method.annotation.MethodArgumentTypeMismatchException: Failed to convert value of type 'java.lang.String' to required type 'java.util.Date'; nested exception is org.springframework.core.convert.ConversionFailedException: Failed to convert from type [java.lang.String] to type [@org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestParam java.util.Date] for value 'Mon Jul 23 12:39:20 CEST 3917'; nested exception is java.lang.IllegalArgumentException

Hope you could helped me.

A: Try something like this:
    SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("EEE, dd MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss 'GMT'Z", Locale.ENGLISH);
    String dateParam = sdf.format(date);
    MvcResult result = mockMvc.perform(get("/usages")
            .param("date", dateParam))
            .andExpect(status().isOk()).andReturn();

A: I had this same issue and found that adding the @DateTimeFormat annotation to my controller helped.
Helpful Links:
How to accept Date params in a GET request to Spring MVC Controller?
Spring MVC controller with date
https://codingexplained.com/coding/java/spring-framework/date-parameter-in-spring-mvc-controller

A: You can use @InitBinder annotation to allow controller to accept different date formats.
here is a one nice example

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Some people if you hear the word Insurance must only know Life Insurance or Health Insurance, even though there are many types of Insurance with different benefits. Each Insurance has different benefits and functions, and has different premiums. The company issues insurance products in the hope and increases the Company's income and also benefits many people. Providing protection for the finances of each family, it is expected that insurance can reduce the burden of expenses with a large nominal such as Health, Vehicles, or Property costs.
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This type of insurance is usually very useful for family members in charge of earning a living to meet family needs. We recommend that you need Life Insurance because we do not know the age of a person, if the family who searches for a living dies then the family will get money from the results of Life Insurance claims. Families left behind will not experience financial difficulties because they get large amounts of money from insurance claims.
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Joe Lieberman also has close ties to the Israeli government, a known (but sanctioned) terrorist organization. Maybe he should be deported.
I do not see anything in the link to guanabee to show that the Sheriff was involved and, to the contrary, it appears that the actors were federal agents (ICE based on other sites' reports/comments). Have I missed something, or is your bias showing?
Nevertheless, perhaps the sad irony is that under SB1070 Abdon would have been cleared immediately because he presented a driver's license. So apparently, the Az law is far less onerous than federal law (assuming ICE was acting in conformity with the law.
Native-born Americans who are "suspiciously brown" might try the Philippe Roaché technique: chew gum.
The Miranda issue is not even a civil rights matter. There already exists a special exclusion to Miranda with respect to national security issues and the so called "ticking bomb" rational. WIth this exception, even statements made without the Miranda warning are admissable in court.
But, the libertarian critics miss this issue completely. In matters of terrorism and mass attacks, we must balance the national security interests of the United States with the prosecutorial interest of convicting a criminal. In my view, the Obama Administration has gone too far down the "criminal justice" route and because of this they are losing opportunities to gather intelligence that will allow us to capture more terrorists and prevent attacks.
This TImes Square (would be) Bomber can be convicted even if his entire apparent confession is tossed out. The physical evidence is more than enough to convict him. In my opinion, he should not have been Mirandized at all. We should have made sure that he continued to talk, and we should have used whatever means possible to make him talk. Arguing the slippery slope is ridiculous because that argument assumes that probably cause does not exist. In this case, as in all similar cases, there was more than enough probable cause to use even enhanced techniques against these people.
Again, even if all of his statements are not allowed as evidence in court, we have more than enough physical evidence to convict him. Therefore every effort should be used, including enhanced interrogation techiniques, to gather every possible piece of intelligence to prevent and eliminate threats to the United States.
His rights cannot come at the cost of the rights of the rest of society.
I would trade all inhabitants of Northern Mexico straight up for the equivalent population in the USA currently living on subsidies. Those cats have a work ethic like mine that needs no translation. As a side benefit, once the trade is done I would bet Ron Paul's constituency would grow nicely. I can see it now - cabrito for protein, Shiner Bock for carbs, Tejano Brothers for tunes. Hell Yeah! Gimme some of that!
"... Sens. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) and Scott Brown (R-MA), joined on the House side by Reps. Jason Altmire (D-PA) and Charlie Dent (R-PA)..."
I'm so thrilled! A tri-partisan idiot fest. If a terrorist is convicted and imprisoned for life, who gives a crap whether he has his citizenship removed?
We need no new federal laws regarding domestic terrorists. We don't even need existing federal laws to deal with domestic terrorists. Blowing things up, burning buildings down, killing or wounding bystanders, poisoning water supplies or food, kidnapping for political purposes, etc. are crimes in every state. So are failed attempts to commit such crimes. So are conspiracies to commit such crimes.
I amazed that Arpaio can get away with behavior such as that described...hasn't anyone sued the department successfully?
I'll show you underpants, you sniveling Steve Nasholes!!!!!!
There should be a hearing on whether or not Shahdaz is an American citizen. He's naturalized, right? If so, he swore and oath of allegiance. He's admitted placing the bomb. From his actions, I conclude he falsely swore the oath, and was therefore never granted citizenship.
In face of these tough economic times, let's simplify. If the police had the right and obligation to shoot everyone suspected of any crime on sight, we could save ourselves all these costly judges and lawyers, not to mention jails and the rules would be clear and concise (and not all that different from today!) - don't piss off your local constabulary. And the question of when and how people use those constitutional rights y'all talk about so much would be solved unambiguously once and for all.
Yeah, yeah, every time Arpaio slaps the cuffs on a "brown person", it's a criminal violation of their civil rights. How do we know, because the pro-illegal race baiters and pseudo-libertarian bedwetters say so. The authorities have always had the right to detain and question people under reasonable suspicion. Funny, how investigation after investigation of Arpaio's methods fails to establish any real violations. Why is that? I missed your post on the American citizens who were attacked, beaten and robbed by a mob of friendly brown people, and their sympathizers, after peacefully counter-protesting the pro-illegal May Day tantrum in San Francisco. I guess violating their civil rights doesn't count.
It was my understanding that the change in the law was to correct a loophole. It currently states you can loose your citizenship for joining a foreign military. As foreign military are only considered to be the official militaries of other countries joining terrorist organizations wouldn't count. The idea is that if we know a US citizen is training in an Al Queda camp we could use that information to revoke his citizenship before he returns to the country. As long as that is all the change in the law does then Im fine with it.
I must say the links you have in this post sure do not prove your case and the description you give is seriously misleading.
The first link goes to a story about a truck driver who was detained at a weigh station. I do not know about Arizona but for most every other state I have experience with the weigh stations are NOT run by the local sheriff's office but rather the state patrol or dept of highways so it seems unlikely this is Arpaio's responsibility.
In the second link one finds the story of a raid, with a valid search warrant on several McDonalds plus the home of the owner, who certainly did not appear to be Hispanic. The raid netted 21 arrests with 30 more expected. Only one of those arrested was a citizen and she was able to prove her citizenship shortly and was released a few hours later. The other 20 were apparently not legal residents and were turned over to the feds. Now two of those arrested were managers of the Mc Donalds stores raided and one had worked there for over 10 years and yet was an illegal immigrant! I sure don't see where you have much to criticise when the arrests were done pursuant to a valid search warrant and the woman who is an American citizen was released very quickly.
Do you believe no citizen should ever be held for suspicion for any crime or just not for illegal immigration?
I mean really, the Anglo owner of the McDonalds had over 50 people working for him that were not legal residents, two of which ran the joints, and you have a problem with Arpaio raiding them?
Wow, you are a bit out of touch on this one.
Hey, your brown homeboy has a message. I don't know, does he sound like a libertarian to you? Just askin'.
Youtube moved his video, here it is.
Che is Dead: "Yeah, yeah, every time Arpaio slaps the cuffs on a "brown person", it's a criminal violation of their civil rights. How do we know, because the pro-illegal race baiters and pseudo-libertarian bedwetters say so."
Please stop getting straw all over the floor in here. You're making a mess.
If you can cite someone who actually claims that every arrest of a person of a particular racial profile amounts to a rights violation, please do so now. Or, you could retract what you just wrote and discuss what others have actually written or said, like a grownup.
I can't speak for anyone else, but I don't want even one person who has come to this country to do honest work to be hassled, either by law enforcement or by an unnecessarily expensive process.
If you're worried about violent criminals, keep in mind that violent crimes are already illegal. It's not necessary to hassle peaceful individuals who have done no harm to anyone else, who just want to work hard in the land of opportunity.
If you're worried about welfare leeches, the solution is to stop redistributing taxpayer money to anyone, legal citizen or not. Again, if someone comes here to work, they shouldn't be punished because other people come here and exploit the system.
"Funny, how investigation after investigation of Arpaio's methods fails to establish any real violations. Why is that?"
Why have so many of the Chicago political machine politicians (the Daley dynasty) and their cronies maintained power for decades, despite obvious corruption?
Why was Bull Connor never held to account for his rampant abuse of black people?
When someone like Arpaio is popular and protected by a sympathetic DA, he can stave off any objective investigations into his abuse of power.


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Measuring Price Discovery between Nearby and Deferred Contracts in Storable and Non-Storable Commodity Futures Markets
Zhepeng Hu
Mindy Mallory
Teresa Serra
Philip Garcia
Mindy Lyn Mallory
Futures market contracts with varying maturities are traded concurrently and the speed at which they process information is of value in understanding the pricing discovery process. Using price discovery measures, including Putnins (2013) information leadership share and intraday data, we quantify the proportional contribution of price discovery between nearby and deferred contracts in the corn and live cattle futures markets. Price discovery is more systematic in the corn than in the live cattle market. On average, nearby contracts lead all deferred contracts in price discovery in the corn market, but have a relatively less dominant role in the live cattle market. In both markets, the nearby contract loses dominance when its relative volume share dips below 50%, which occurs about 2-3 weeks before expiration in corn and 5-6 weeks before expiration in live cattle. Regression results indicate that the share of price discovery is most closely linked to trading volume but is also affected, to far less degree, by time to expiration, backwardation, USDA announcements and market crashes. The effects of these other factors vary between the markets which likely reflect the difference in storability as well as other market-related characteristics.
Zhepeng Hu & Mindy Mallory & Teresa Serra & Philip Garcia, 2017. "Measuring Price Discovery between Nearby and Deferred Contracts in Storable and Non-Storable Commodity Futures Markets," Papers 1711.03506, arXiv.org.
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Engle, Robert & Granger, Clive, 2015. "Co-integration and error correction: Representation, estimation, and testing," Applied Econometrics, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA), vol. 39(3), pages 106-135.
Engle, Robert F & Granger, Clive W J, 1987. "Co-integration and Error Correction: Representation, Estimation, and Testing," Econometrica, Econometric Society, vol. 55(2), pages 251-276, March.
Chen, Yu-Lun & Tsai, Wei-Che, 2017. "Determinants of price discovery in the VIX futures market," Journal of Empirical Finance, Elsevier, vol. 43(C), pages 59-73.
Michael K. Adjemian, 2012. "Quantifying the WASDE Announcement Effect," American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, vol. 94(1), pages 238-256.
Dorfmann, Jeffrey & Karali, Berna, 2015. "A Nonparametric Search for Information Effects from USDA Reports," Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, Western Agricultural Economics Association, vol. 40(1), pages 1-20.
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Understanding before Moving 7: Divided in two - Part 1
12/27/2020 – Herman Grooten is an International Master, a renowned trainer and the author of several highly acclaimed books about chess training and chess strategy. In the seventh part of his ChessBase show "Understanding before Moving" Herman shows how strong a strong pawn center can be. | Photo: Hans Hoornstra
In some games the pawn center is neglected in the opening. The first world champion, Wilhelm Steinitz, has indicated that two connected pawns in the center that are allowed to advance have enormous potential. This sometimes leads to positions in which the enemy camp is divided into two parts. Communication between these two wings often gets difficult, which the player with the strong pawn center can exploit.
Who better than Garry Kasparov to show us how such pawn power in the center can be turned into other strategic advantages? What did he play in the position below?
This week's show (for Premium Members only)
Understanding before moving 1: How to design a concept in the opening
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Understanding before moving 4: King in the box
Understanding before moving 5: Locked up pieces
Understanding before moving 6: Paralyzed
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Understanding before Moving 10: Hunting the king - Part 2
1/18/2021 – Herman Grooten is an International Master, a renowned trainer and the author of several highly acclaimed books about chess training and chess strategy. In the tenth part of his ChessBase show "Understanding before Moving" Herman continues to explore ways to hinder the opponent's development. | Photo: Hans Hoornstra
Understanding before Moving 9: Hunting the king - Part I
1/11/2021 – Herman Grooten is an International Master, a renowned trainer and the author of several highly acclaimed books about chess training and chess strategy. In the ninth part of his ChessBase show "Understanding before Moving" Herman shows how important it is to develop your pieces. | Photo: Hans Hoornstra


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RRegrs
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eNanoMapper Developers |  [eNanoMapper Project] (http://www.enanomapper.net/)

* Portable version of a previous version could be downloaded as [RRegrs_Portable(muntisa2015.02.09).zip](https://goo.gl/ZQnQWF).

* The last updated version of RRegrs package is maintained by [enanomapper](https://github.com/enanomapper/RRegrs/).

The current tool is a collection of regression tools from R that could be used to search the best regression models for any dataset. The initial use of the script is aimed at finding QSAR models for chemoinformatics / nanotoxicology.

The full R script will contain: Loading dataset, Filter dataset, Scaling dataset, Feature selection, Regression models, Summary with top models, Statistics of the best model, etc.

The script will be modular in order to create flexible APIs.

The main authors are from the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA, Greece), Maastricht University (UM, Netherlands) and University of A Coruna (Spain).

Outputs:
- CSV files for statistics
- PDF files for plots

Releases
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* Version 0.0.5 [![DOI](https://zenodo.org/badge/doi/10.5281/zenodo.32580.svg)](http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.32580)
  * Bug in function ScalingDS: normalization
  * Incomplete option in function ScalingDS: standarization
  * Bug in plot 4, function SVMRFEreg
  * Bug in function RFRFEreg, removed abs() from resids calculation
  * Bug in function LASSOreg, removed abs() from resids calculation
* Version 0.0.4 [![DOI](https://zenodo.org/badge/doi/10.5281/zenodo.21946.svg)](http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21946)
  * adds testing using the testthat package
  * removed the dependency on doMC so that it should install on Windows now (where doMC is not available)
  * added the tutorial PDF so that it is part of the distribution now
  * allows absolute paths now to point to the data
  * adds additional parameter value checking
* Version 0.0.3 [![DOI](https://zenodo.org/badge/6059/egonw/RRegrs.svg)](http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16446)
  * Completed the full author list
* Version 0.0.2: initial R package

Install
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    > install.packages(c("caret", "corrplot", "data.table")) # dependencies
    > install.packages("testthat") # if you want to test the package
    > install.packages("devtools") # to install from GitHub
    > library(devtools)
    > install_github("enanomapper/RRegrs", subdir="RRegrs")

Compile from source
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    $ R CMD build RRegrs
    $ R CMD check --as-cran RRegrs_0.0.4.tar.gz

Notes for Windows
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Before installing RRegrs:
* Update R to 3.2.2
* Install Rtools with the default configuration options from [https://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/Rtools/] (https://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/Rtools/).


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Robert Duvall Shares What It Was Like to Work With His Wife Luciana In 'Wild Horses'
By Rahel Gebreyes
Robert Duvall's latest film is all in the family. In an interview with "The HuffPost Show" on Friday, Duvall described working with his wife Luciana Duvall in "Wild Horses," in theaters and on demand now, and joked that she had a leg up on the competition for her role.
"To get it straight, she sleeps with the director, so that's why she got the part," Duvall laughed.
Luciana played along and agreed that their relationship was a factor in the casting process.
"That's the only reason I took the part, really. [He's the] only director I want to sleep with," she joked.
Luciana then took a more serious tone and weighed in on her husband's directing style. While some directors try to "force" actors to connect," Robert takes a more hands off approach, she told host Roy Sekoff.
"Bob is very good with allowing you to be in touch with yourself. Like there were some scenes where sometimes you don't connect. Actors, sometimes, they come on the set and they don't connect with the scene," she said. "Sometimes directors want them to connect with the scene, with something that is not there, so they force them to do something that is not available right now. And Bob, he said, 'It's just fine.'"
Watch more from "The HuffPost Show" here.
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Q: Не загружает на сервер файл более 52мб Коллеги, добрый день, пользуюсь Open Server, Apache и PHP, не загружает файлы через html форму более 52мб, как решить этот вопрос? В Open Server в php.ini сделал 10000M, где только не лазил, все равно не хочет, как быть?
HTML код:

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title>Андрей</title>

    <form action="script.php" method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data">
        Форма для загрузки файла

        <input type="file" name="filename">

        <button type="submit">Отправить</button>

    </form>

PHP код:
<?php
echo "Имя файла - " . $_FILES["filename"]["name"] . "
";
if ($_FILES["filename"]["size"] < 1024)
{
    echo "Размер файла в байтах " . $_FILES["filename"]["size"] . "
";
}
elseif ($_FILES["filename"]["size"] > 1024 && $_FILES["filename"]["size"] < 1_048_576)
{
    echo "Размер файла в килобайтах " . ($_FILES["filename"]["size"]) / 1024 . "
";
}
elseif ($_FILES["filename"]["size"] > 1_048_576 && $_FILES["filename"]["size"] < 1_073_741_824)
{
    echo "Размер файла в мегабайтах " . (($_FILES["filename"]["size"]) / 1024) / 1024 . "
";
}
elseif ($_FILES["filename"]["size"] > 1_073_741_824)
{
    echo "Размер файла в гигабайтах " . ((($_FILES["filename"]["size"]) / 1024) / 1024) / 1024 . "
";
}
echo "Тип файла - " . $_FILES["filename"]["type"] . "
";
echo "Временный файл в котором сохранен загруженный файл - " . $_FILES["filename"]["tmp_name"] . "
";
?>

Вот что выдает сервер:

Warning: POST Content-Length of 966712212 bytes exceeds the limit of 52428800 bytes in Unknown on line 0

A: Правой кнопкой по флажку. "Дополнительно" -> "Конфигурация" -> "PHP"
Там поля нужно увеличить числа:
post_max_size                = 512M
upload_max_filesize          = 512M


Hospitality properties are primarily valued using the income approach, which assigns value based on a property's potential to generate revenue. This is done by estimating the annual revenue that can be generated by the property and applying a capitalization rate or gross income multiplier to arrive at an estimate of the current value for the property.
The types of golf course ownership and operation vary from daily fee to exclusive courses. Golf courses also offer a range of service levels from a simple check-in booth to more extensive facilities, including restaurants, pro shops, concessions, locker rooms and other recreational facilities (such as tennis courts).
To find the current value of a golf course, the assessor estimates the annual revenue that can be generated by the golf course, deducts operating expenses, and then applies a capitalization rate to the net income to arrive at an estimate of current value for the property.
Hotels vary from small budget hotels to very large convention hotels, luxury hotels and resort hotels. Since there is such a wide variety of hotels in Ontario, direct comparison of their overall performance can be misleading. MPAC's assessors use performance metrics such as revenue per available room, the ratio of room operating costs to room revenues and other departmental and operating expense ratios to compare similar hotels.
The types of properties used for long-term care range from relatively small properties to much larger establishments offering a variety of facilities.
The direct capitalization method is used to value long-term care homes by estimating the annual revenue that can be generated by the long-term care home, deducting annual expenses necessary to support the revenue stream, and then using the direct capitalization method to apply a capitalization rate to the net income to arrive at a current value for the property.
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Motel properties are valued using a gross income multiplier (GIM). The gross income and gross income multiplier for each motel varies depending on a number of factors, including the size, design, age, location and quality of the motel.
Retirement home properties range from small-scale facilities with limited amenities to those with luxury accommodations, extensive amenities and a wide range of services. Besides living space, retirement homes may offer voluntary or mandatory meal plans, various levels of care services and scheduled activity or entertainment options for their residents.
The direct capitalization method is used to value retirement homes. This approach estimates the annual revenue that can be generated by a retirement home, deducts annual expenses necessary to support the revenue stream, and then applies a capitalization rate to arrive at a current value for the property.