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Muscle Cars 1962 to 1972
Car Forum Talk about your favorite cars, setups, garages (got pics?)!
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Lee Stewart
Muscle Cars Forever!
The 1970 SS 396 El Camino was different than the Chevelle SS. It's standard tire was a G70x14 WSW with RWL extra cost. RWL was standard on the Chevelle SS
An interesting comparison of two cars at the recent Barrett-Jackson auction
1969 427 COPO Camaro - sold for $330,000
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Archi...OPO-427-178550
1969 427 Yenko Chevelle - Sold for $275,000
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Archi...NKO-427-178551
I would have bet the farm that the Yenko Chevelle would have outsold the COPO Camaro. This Yenko Chevelle is just one of 13 to have an automatic (the other 86 had a 4 speed) which may have hurt it's value. Chevy made a lot less COPO Chevelles than they did COPO Camaros. 323 vs almost 1000.
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1970 Hemi Charger R/T
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1966 Shelby GT 350
It's missing the standard Goodyear Blue Streak RWL tires. They now sell for $375 each (reproductions). This is one of Ron Pratt's cars - surprised he didn't spend the $1500 to put the correct tires on it.
1969 Hemi Road Runner - Zero Options
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Archi...-RUNNER-179902
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Do you remember this triple white 1969 Judge Convertible?
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Archi...ERTIBLE-180580
It's a fully loaded car with A/C. The only triple white car I have ever seen. It sold for $181,000.
Never seen one with this color combination: Gold with a White Vinyl top and White interior with White stripes. Really looks nice
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1968 Hemi Charger R/T - Bumblee Bee Stripe Delete
I think this is the first time I have ever seen a 68 Charger R/T with stripes delete. Not a very popular choice in 1968 like it was in 1969 - probably because you still got the R/T emblem on the rear fenders in 1969. In 1968 - you got nothing.
This "purpose built" one-off drag car was originally procured by brothers Bobby and Cecil Edge, of Oneonta, Alabama, who took delivery of this car from Fred Peak Ford. They were able to obtain the car with its modifications through contacts they made at the Ford Motor Company after years of racing Ford products. With a production date of March 24, 1966, this car is the last full size factory built lightweight drag car. They raced the car until 1967.
Powered by an "R" Code medium riser 427 CID V-8 with dual 715 Holley quads and a Toploader 4-speed manual transmission, this car has the following modifications that were completed at Ford's Atlanta Assembly plant prior to delivery to the original owners:
Teardrop fiberglass hood
Thunderbolt Ram Air induction
Dual point ignition
Cast iron headers
Battery relocation to trunk
4:56 ratio Detroit Locker rear differential with nodular rear center section
31 spline axles
Clock, radio, heater and left side mirror deletes
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Galaxie...US_Cars_Trucks
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Page 77 of the state civil-service pay scale shows state pianists earn $13.67 to $26.53 per hour. CalHR spokeswoman Pat McConahay pointed us to the department's job description website, which says the position was established in 1931 and revised in 1972.
The work: "Under direction, in a part-time capacity, to provide piano music for regular and special occasions at a State institution; may also play an organ; and do other related work," according to the job description.
Qualified applicants must know "fundamentals of harmony and piano playing"; skillfully play "as an accompanist for a chorus and as a soloist"; and be English-literate and able to sight-read piano music.
The state didn't pay anyone in the pianaist class last year, or in 2013, 2012 or 2011, according to state salary data analyzed by The Bee.
It's not clear why the state created the job. To play at Veterans' homes? Dignitaries' funerals? State holiday functions?


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them to their death anyway.
was that he was according to Ross, "a disloyal traitor".
sake of greed, and deserved to die because of his flaw.
fulfill his plan and become king, Duncan would have to die.
just because one person did, he shouldn't have to die.
someone such as MacDuff what he thought about the murders.
quickly in telling someone that MacBeth killed Duncan.
him, and he would be executed.
was still dead so she did deserve her fate.
any other characters in the play. He did many things wrong.
had a chance to enjoy it.
ambitious, none of the problems that occurred would have.


A senior at Houghton College, Shaphan Hestick is majoring in Environmental Science, International Development and Political Science. Shaphan is a native of Guyana in South America, and spent his childhood near to rice fields, fruit trees and the Atlantic Ocean. As a child, Shaphan was an avid reader who eagerly studied books about nature and animals. His passion towards environmental literacy greatly pushed him towards pursuing a degree in the field, and has taken him to Brazil, Suriname, and Sierra Leone.
Passionate about culture, development and politics, Shaphan's approach to climate action is both spiritual and practical. He understands the need to not only live a life that honors creation but also one that invites others to do the same. The fellowship is one of Shaphan's first attempts to bring together his passion towards climate action and his vision for the church and its broader community as servants of those deeply affected by climate issues. He believes that through the fellowship, he can slowly communicate a passion towards creation care in his peers and the Houghton community. In addition to creation care, Shaphan also loves promoting healthy racial and gender diversity values, leading worship and traveling.


Why I am not surprised by Trump's victory – Roberto Prevato – Applications architect, DevOps, graphic designer, metal head passionate of philosophy.
I am not surprised by Trump's victory and I don't feel sorry about it. Because I saw it already happening in Italy (my home country), with Berlusconi. I was adolescent when Berlusconi started gaining popularity, I was already interested in politics and following the news regularly. Of course things in Italy were on a different scale: apparently, everything comes in bigger size in USA, but still the same substance.
It seems that Democrats in US did the same mistake done by left wing in Italy: they were too sure of themselves, too arrogantly convinced of their intellectual superiority, and did nothing to demonstrate it. They fostered the idea that Republican voters are ignorant by definition and should feel ashamed of themselves - exactly the same thing done by left wing in Italy with the right wing.
They held a negative attitude: instead of focusing on the good things they could have done for their electors, they focused on the bad things of the opposition. Negative attitude doesn't pay off. Imagine if you had to do a job interview, and instead of explaining the good things about yourself, you tried to convince the employer that you're the best because the other candidates are embarrassing and inapt. How idiotic is that?
There is a principle in psychology called the Dunning-Kruger effect: it describes the condition of people who are so incompetent, that they are unable to see their incompetence. With the consequence of being overly confident, despite the inability to perform many tasks. Without being a psychologist, I can describe a complementary effect that I saw regularly in Italy, among voters of the left wing, but can be seen in any field. If nobody described it before, I would call it the "Delusion of superiority".
People tend to be defensive of their own values, and to obtain security from their own beliefs. Feeling overly proud of own values is a defensive behavior to gain confidence and to avoid regrets. Even skilled or educated people having a high cultural level can easily miss their objectives and suffer from tunnel vision, when they become so sure of their superiority to lose competitiveness with themselves. They lose their ability of introspection, becoming unable of self-examination and unable of understanding others, and despite the clearest evidence they won't recognize when they're wrong. Eventually they become lazy in their tasks until they stop experimenting with new logical paths, and they despise whoever thinks differently than them.
People tend to feel superior for any imaginable reason: because they play a violin instead of a viola or some other instrument (trust me: my wonderful wife is a musician), because they code in a certain programming language instead of others (trust me: I am an application architect), because they drive an hybrid car, or because they are vegans, or because they are richer, or more beautiful, or taller, or because they are "against the system", or possess an iPhone, a BMW, an expensive camera, because their kids have good grades, because their kids are taller than other kids (for God's sake, I am not kidding), or because they are muscular, because they are teachers of Italian literature instead of maths (saw this with my eyes), or because they study in a liceum instead of a technical school, or because they go to University, or study economy instead of design, or medicine, because their daugthers are dating a medic, because they listen to certain music; or because they vote left wing.
Yes, this happens more between people voting for the left wing than right wing, and judging by the last months articles from New York Times and Huffington Post, Democrats in US have something similar. It's like with vegetarians: it's easier to meet somebody who is proud of being vegetarian, than somebody proud of eating meat.
Mind you: this is the first time I express publicly my opinions on this matter, because I was either feeling ashamed of saying these things, or always felt it wasn't worth discussing them: if somebody is sure to be superior for her life style, trying to speak is like shoveling water with a pitchfork.
I don't feel superior just because of my ideas, I'm just observing. On the contrary, I always have doubts about myself: this is something I inherited from my mom. I know I can always learn something new, and that everyone (well, almost everyone) has something to teach to others.
At work is the same: even if I am an accomplished developer and I am dictatorial in the code reviews I do, I never feel satisfied with my own skills. There is so much to learn in life, that feeling completely accomplished simply doesn't make sense.
In many contexts there is a toxic atmosphere: whoever thinks differently than the recognized "intelligentsia" or establishment, is regarded as ignorant like a capra (goat).
And you know what? I like goats, so if some radical chic will call me this way, for my ideas, I won't feel offended. Not a single bit.


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Brother of "Unabomber" to speak at Notre Dame Law School
by Michael O. Garvey
David Kaczynski, executive director of New Yorkers Against the Death Penalty (NYADP) and brother of Theodore Kaczynski, who became infamous as theUnabomber,will give a lecture at 12:15 p.m. Thursday (March 30) in Room 110of the Notre Dame Law School.
On March 28, 1996, FBI agents raided a remote Montana cabin and arrested former college professor Theodore Kaczynski, whose mail bombs had killed three people and injured 23 more since the 1970s.They were acting on information provided by David Kaczynski, who had read the Unabombers ramblingManifestoin the Washington Post, and become suspicious that its author might be his brother, Theodore.
Despite a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia, Theodore was charged with several counts of capital murder which carried a mandatory death sentence.After Davids two-year crusade to reduce his brothers sentence to life imprisonment the Justice Department offered a plea bargain, and Theodore received a sentence of four consecutive life terms without parole plus 30 years.
David will speak about his campaign to spare his brothers life and about hiswork toward responsibility and restoration as executive director of NYADP.
Kaczynskis lecture is sponsored by the Notre Dame Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty.
Contact:Carol Jambor-Smith, director of external relations for the Notre Dame Law School at 574- 631-6891 or cjambors@nd.edu

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We are a campus ministry of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) that welcomes students from any and all walks of life. Regardless of your beliefs or doubts, RUF is a place for you to explore Christianity and grow in your understanding of Jesus Christ and what it means to follow him in community with others at Clemson University.
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Reid and Kelli Jones, together with their girls, Lucy and Jordan, moved from north Alabama to Clemson in the summer of 2017… because they're the biggest bandwagon fans of all time. They are excited to join an exciting and thriving community, both on and off the campus.
Reid and Kelli met while attending Troy University (Go Trojans!) and they were married in 2005. Reid received his Masters of Divinity from Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS) in Charlotte in 2010. Before moving to Clemson, Reid was the RUF Campus Minister at the University of Alabama in Huntsville for five years, and he served as an assistant pastor in Utah before that.
The Lord has used RUF to reach and equip Clemson students for nearly 35 years. Reid and Kelli are thrilled to be a part of reaching the next generation of Clemson students, and continuing to minister in this fantastic community!
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Herbs and Other Medicinal Plants for a healthy lifestyle.
Lemon myrtle is a beautiful flowering Australian shrub naturally occurring in the wetter coastal areas of southern Queensland and northern New South Wales and It grows up to 3 metres high, with graceful hanging branches of soft green leaves. The clusters of fragrant cream colored flowers usually appear in Autumn, creating a spectacular floral display.
The botanical name for this plant is Backhousia citriodora . It is also know by some common names such as lemon scented ironwood,lemon scented myrtle,lemon scented verbena, sweet verbena tree, lemon scented backhousia and sweet verbena myrtle,
Lemon myrtle, which is used as an herb in a variety of dishes, also has many antimicrobial properties.
Because of the high concentrations of citral found in lemon myrtle oil, this plant has a wide variety of applications in medicine.
Some of the compounds in Lemon myrtle oil include citral and citronellal. Lemon myrtle contains a much higher content of citral than lemongrass, lemon peel and some other plant sources.
Lemon myrtle also contains many other essential oils that have anticonvulsant ,antiseptic,anti-rheumatic,analgesic, expectorant, astringent, anti-neuralgic benefits.
It can also be used as a and hair toning product and is used in soaps and other cleaning products.
The main active ingredient found in lemon myrtle is a very high concentration of citral in its leaves. Citral comprises 90-98% of the essential oils in lemon myrtle. Where as lemons and limes only contain up to 10% of this essential oil.
Some of the properties of citral are.
It is an anti-fungal agent.
It has antibacterial properties
It is non-acidic.
It contains large amounts of anti-oxidants.
Lemon myrtle has been used to help treat sinus infections, bronchitis,depression, fatigue, indigestion and irritable gastrointestinal disorders, the common cold, influenza, allergies, dental infections,acne and headaches. Itching and athletes foot.
Scientific studies have indicated that citral can inhibit the growth of the pathogen which is one of the causes of many gastro-duodenal diseases, including ulcers.
Some claims have also been made that it can aid in the reduction of cellulite and the anti-oxidants in citral can also be used to help boost the immune system.
Lemon myrtle can be made into a refreshing cool drink by simply pouring a cup full of boiling water on two or three fresh leavres in a glass Jug. when it cools top the jug up with cold water and use as a refreshing thirst quencher with out any added sugars.
Make a soothing tea for sore throats or colds by the above method but instead of cooling it pour into a cup and add a teaspoon of honey for a soothing and medicated drink.
Make a fragrant cleaner and polishing product by crushing or shredding 15-to 20 lemon myrtle leaves and add aproximatly 2 cups of boiling water then place a lid to stop vapours from escaping. When the mixture is cold pour it through a tea strainer then again through a fine weave cloth such as a cotton sheet ot tea towel then add 5 drops of any good brand of detergent to act as a surfacant. Mix thouroughly then add more water to make one liter. This can be stored in the refrigerator in hot climates for up to 6 months. Use this as a polish for stainless steel and timber furniture by adding 250 mls to a spray bottle and top up with 750 mls of fresh water.-Just spray on to the surface and polish off with a clean microfiber cloth.
Turmeric:
Tumeric is a spice that has long been used in making the making of curry. Turmeric powder is made from the root of the Curcuma longa plant which has a tough brown outer skin with a very orange colored flesh.
Turmeric has long been used as a powerful anti-inflammatory in both Indian and Chinese forms of medicine. It was traditionally named "Indian saffron" because of its deep yellow-orange color and has been used throughout history as an additive to spices and other foods. It has also been used traditionally as a healing ingredient in many medicinal remedies and was also use extensively as a textile dye. This herb contains an ingredient called curcumin which is a powerfull natural anti-inflammatory agent. It is said to help the body reduce the amount of Cox-2 enzyme that is responsible for causing the swelling and pain associated with arthritis. During some Clinical tests run by the John Hopkins University it was found that turmeric can also help to reduce the size of
pre - cancerous lesions called colon polyps . During tests subjects took Medical curcumin along with a small amount of a drug called quercetin which is a strong anti-oxidant found in fruits and vegetables like onions,cabbage and apples. During the clinical studies using this combination it was found that in subjects with these type of polyps had the average number of cysts were reduced by over 60 percent and the polyps that remained had been reduced in size by more than 50 percent.
In this which was published in the Journal of Alzheimer's disease by researchers at UCLA it was also found that curcumin helped in removing a type of plaque that is associated with people that have Alzheimer's . So using turmeric in your meals could also help in reducing the risk of getting this disease
Cinnamon:
This sweet tasting herb is noted to help in lowering blood sugar levels.In a recent German study of type 2 diabetics, taking cinnamon extract daily successfully reduced blood sugar by about 10%.
It has also been found to help lower cholesterol levels. Cinnamon packs a one-two punch for people with type 2 diabetes by reducing related heart risks.
In another study of diabetics, it was reported to slash cholesterol levels by up to 13% and triglycerides by nearly 23%.
Rosemary:
This usefull and aromatic herb is said to help us to avoid carcinogens. It has been discovered that when we Fry, broil, or grill meats at high temperatures this can create HCAs (heterocyclic amines),which are potent carcinogens found in many types of cancers. But it has been discovered that these HCA levels may be significantly reduced when rosemary extract which is a powder ground from rosmary. This powder is then mixed into beef before cooking. Kansas State University researchers say that . "Rosemary contains carnosol and rosemarinic acid, which are noted to be powerful antioxidants that can help to destroy the HCAs produced during the cooking of meats," explains lead researcher J. Scott Smith, PhD.
It has also been found to stop or reduce the formation of tumors. Rosemary extract helps prevent carcinogens that enter the body from binding with DNA, whic is the the first step in tumor formation, according to several animal studies. When researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign fed rosemary extract to rats exposed to dimethylbenzanthracene, a carcinogen that causes breast cancer, both DNA damage and tumors decreased. "Human research needs to be done," says study author Keith W. Singletary, PhD. "But rosemary has been shown to have a lot of cancer-protective potential."
Maximize the benefits: To reduce HCAs, Smith recommends marinating foods in any supermarket spice mix that contains rosemary as well as one or more of the spices thyme, oregano, basil, garlic, onion, or parsley.
Ginger:
It is said that ginger can help to Avert nausea and may also prevent stomach upsets from many sources, including pregnancy, motion sickness, and chemotherapy.
It is said to contain a powerful antioxidant,which works by blocking the effects of serotonin, a chemical produced by both the brain and stomach when you're nauseated, it is also reported to control the production of free radicals which is another cause of upset in your stomach. In one study of cruise ship passengers traveling on rough seas, 500 mg of ginger every 4 hours was as effective as Dramamine, the commonly used OTC motion-sickness medication. In another study, where subjects took 940 mg, it was even more effective than the drug.
It has also been found that ginger is usefull in helping to decrease blood pressure,reduce arthritis pain, and reduce the risk of cancer. Ginger is also reported to regulate blood flow, which may contribute to lower blood pressure, and its anti-inflammatory properties are said to help ease the pain of arthritis. In a study conducted at the Miami Veterans Affairs Medical Center and the University of Miami ,ginger extract was reported to have a significant effect on reducing pain in all 124 patients with osteoarthritis of the knee . Those same anti-inflammatory powers help powdered ginger kill ovarian cancer cells as well as—or better than—traditional chemotherapy, at least in the test tube, found a study by the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center. Although further testing is needed, the study's authors are excited about its prospects: "Our preliminary results indicate that ginger may have significant therapeutic benefit for ovarian cancer patients."
Basil:
Holy Basil: Is a a special variety of the plant you use in your pesto sauce, It is effective at reducing stress by increasing adrenaline and noradrenaline and decreasing serotonin. This is no surprise to Pratima Nangia-Makker, PhD, a researcher at the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute in Detroit, whose mother and grandmother relied on a tea made from the leaves of holy basil to relieve indigestion and headaches.
It might also: Inhibit breast cancer. First in test tubes and then in mice, a tea made of holy basil shrunk tumors, reduced their blood supply, and stopped their spread, found Nangia-Makker, who plans to study the effects in humans.
Maximize the benefits: For stress relief, try holy basil extract from New Chapter or Om Organics, widely available in health food stores. To aid in breast cancer treatment, Nangia-Makker advises drinking this tea daily: Pour 2 cups boiling water over 10 to 15 fresh holy basil leaves (other varieties of basil won't work) and steep 5 minutes. Remove the leaves before consuming. If you are being treated for breast cancer, be sure to check with your doctor. You're unlikely to find the plants at your local nursery, but you can order them and organic holy basil seeds from Horizon Herbs.
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With her conversational, engaging style, Halverson demystifies the process of plotting, writing, and marketing a NA novel.
If you're an aspiring New Adult fiction writer or you're already published but would like to understand in depth the secrets on how to succeed in this revolutionary new category, let award-winning author and former Harcourt Children's Book editor Deborah Halverson show you the way.
Naturally, NA fiction must have the same foundational elements as all other types of fiction, such as plot, characterization, dialogue, etc. However, the NA fiction writer must learn how to tap into the experience and mindset of characters between the ages of 18-26, those who aren't teens any more yet aren't fully mature adults either. This isn't as simple as it sounds. Halverson, who also offers writing advice on her popular blog, DearEditor.com, warns that it's easy to fall prey to a kind of tunnel vision focusing on love and work. Those are only two of the three "pillars of adulthood," as she calls them. There's also "worldview," which the author goes on to describe and which I found fascinating.
Halverson explains the undertones of a great NA novel, providing clear, effective techniques to shape a distinct NA narrative voice, such as conveying stress, conveying self-focus instead of selfishness, lacing the characters' sensibility with optimism, writing within the crash of expectations against reality, and exposing inexperience in the characters' decision-making, among others.
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Column resize on maximize with Einhugur StyleGrid.
Post subject: Column resize on maximize with Einhugur StyleGrid.
I have added a stylegrid to my window and everything is fine as long as the window remains the size it was when created but when maximized the columns remain the same size.
I'd like to resize the columns to fit the control when it is maximized on the window.
Any pointers on how to accomplish this would be helpful.
Post subject: Re: Column resize on maximize with Einhugur StyleGrid.
Hopefully this is what you need. It's from the Einhugur website.
Can you possibly tell me where on the website? I read through the documentation before I posted.
Top left of the website you should see a link for 'Support'.
Click on it and you should see a link for 'FAQ'.
You will find the information on that page.


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Here is a great series of videos from True News, on the philosophy of statism. There is a lot of great information packed into these videos. The videos talk about war, fiat currency, fascism, socialism, money, big government, spending, terrorism and human farms. There is a great deal of explanation that goes into these videos, with plenty of information to back up the arguments. It will take a while to watch them all; so grab a drink and a pen to jot down notes!
One of my favorite line's was in part 5 when the narrator called taxation a form of terrorism.
I particularly liked the last three videos, and found them quite incite-full. How about you? What did you learn from the videos? What is your take on statism?
I'm making my way through a bit at a time. Thank You for posting these and I do take notes. Learning a lot. Might I just say…I certainly trust a person with a mohawk riding a motorcycle with a machine gun far more than I do this administration!
I think that has something to do with the fact that the guy with the mohawk is embracing his individuality, while the present administration couldn't organize a pissup in a brewery! And you're welcome. I try to find ideas and information from a number of different sources. The videos were made in 2008 and the guy bashes on the previous administration a bit, but he has some great points on governments in general.


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The U.S. Isn't Winning Any Popularity Contests Among Arabs
contributors 06/26/2019
By Lawrence Pintak | –
Saudi Arabia's King Salman may consider U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo a "dear friend," but it turns out the U.S. isn't winning any popularity contests outside the royal palace.
Pompeo is in the region to meet with what he described as America's "great allies," Saudi Arabia and the UAE, to build a "global coalition" for the faceoff with Iran. The irony is that a new poll of Arabs finds that the U.S. is considered a much greater threat to the region than the mullahs.
Lawrence Pintak's new book is
America & Islam: Soundbites, Suicide Bombs and the Road to Donald Trump
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And in a blow to Pompeo's ratings-conscious boss, just 12% of Arabs said they had a positive view of Donald Trump, far below Vladimir Putin at 28% and Turkish President Recip Tayyib Erdogan at 51%. In fact, Trump's policies came in dead last in every one of the ten countries surveyed.
The poll involved more than 25,000 people and was carried out by BBC Arabic and the Arab Barometer research network.
Iran's downing of a U.S. military drone last week has put the region back on the brink of conflict, with the U.S. firmly on the side of the Saudi Arabia and its Gulf allies, which are Sunni, against Iran, the largest Shia country. The last time American forces went to war in the Middle East was the 2003 invasion of Iraq to topple dictator Saddam Hussein. That action cost hundreds of thousands of Iraqi lives, removed the main check on the spread of Iranian influence in the region, and tore open the Sunni-Shia fissure at the root of today's confrontation.
It turns out the U.S. is considered a threat by Sunnis and Shiites alike. That carries real-world implications for American decisionmakers. With Trump administration policies already viewed with antipathy and suspicion by Arabs, a shooting war with Iran is likely to cause a backlash against the U.S., even if Washington is acting in cohort with the Saudis and their allies.
But then that assumes anyone in the White House cares what Arabs who don't live in palaces think or do.
There is one other aspect of the survey that might give the administration pause. In six of those Arab countries, the percentage of people considering emigrating has increased significantly over the past five years – and a lot of them want to move to the U.S. A big chunk of them live in Iraq, where 43% of people surveyed said they feel depressed.
Can you blame them?
Link to the BBC Arabic Survey for Charts"
Link to the Guardian on Decline of Religion in the Arab World
Lawrence Pintak is a veteran journalist and scholar at Washington State University. His latest book, America & Islam: Soundbites, Suicide Bombs and the Road to Donald Trump, arrives in stores this week. Twitter @Lpintak.
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Town platted by railroad in 1887
Runic inscription, dated 1362, on rock found by Olof Ohman.
[Kensington Rune Stone Park est. in 1974 to preserve the discovery site]
Visit our Gift Shop in the "About KAHS" page.
"Tilling our Heritage", an exhibit featuring 47 of the area's Century and Pioneer Farms was well reviewed by over 500 visitors in 2006. The exhibit was featured in Agri-News.
Heritage Society begins move to its museum/research center:
Located at the corner of MN Hwy 55 and Central Ave., Kensington, MN
"Kensington--a Town & its Stone" exhibit opens Labor Day weekend-2009. This is a permanent part of the museum being developed to tell the story of the Kensington Rune Stone and the community in which it was discovered. The museum currently has about 600 sq. ft of display space, a gift shop, and the 350 sq. ft. J. A. Wedum Library will house the Society's research materials pertinent to the Rune Stone, pre-Columbian settlement/exploration of North America, the Kensington community (businesses, family histories, churches, etc.), and the surrounding area.
Museum hours: by appointment
kahs@runestone.net
Regular hours will be posted later.


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Things are never going to be the same again? Burkina Faso after the brush-up, by Cristiano Lanzano
June 3, 2015 / Mats Utas / 0 Comments
Plus rien ne sera comme avant (things are never going to be the same again)! The slogan cried by protesters in the streets of Ouagadougou and other cities of Burkina Faso last October, right before the fall of Blaise Compaoré's regime, appeared here and there in casual conversations – but this time, colored with irony. A power blackout lasting longer than usual, a workers' strike stopping the distribution of beer all around the country, the new academic year starting with a few months delay: all everyday events and problems could become an opportunity to reflect, joke or complain on what the transitional government (leading the country until new elections scheduled for next October) had, or had not, accomplished.
A few months before, I had followed the turmoil that rapidly revolutionized the political landscape of Burkina Faso from afar, behind my computer screen. Going back to Ouagadougou last February, after some years of absence, I noticed that the city largely corresponded to the memories I had of it: with the exception of the impressive burnt structure of the National Assembly, and some writings on the walls, I could find no immediate sign of the revolution. The FESPACO (the biennial pan-African cinema festival) was bringing to town hundreds of filmmakers, scholars and movie addicts, and I could see T-shirts depicting Thomas Sankara (head of the radical junta between 1983 and 1987 and a political icon for intellectuals and young activists opposed to the previous regime) nearly everywhere – but that had always been the case: quite paradoxically, Compaoré's mild authoritarianism seemed to tolerate some form of veneration for the former brother in arms and popular political leader that he had contributed to demote (and, very probably, to execute).
Despite being there to conduct research on a different topic, I couldn't help but ask my friends and acquaintances their point of view on the transition. Some of them – the younger ones, graduate students trying to find a job as consultants or to enroll in a master course – had participated at least to the massive peaceful rally of Tuesday October 28th 2014 (confrontation with the army and fires around the city would occur two days later). But most people had followed the events on the radio or through foreign TV broadcasters, and had become aware of the seriousness of the situation only by observing, from their courtyards, clouds of smoke coming up from the city center. In the university campus, I could now frequently listen to heated discussions on the transitional government and how more radical it should have been in addressing urgent political and economic issues (food prices, youth unemployment, the reform of the army) or, on the opposite, how it should stick to its temporary and "neutral" mandate. Such discussions would often terminate in disquisitions over the juridical subtleties of the transition chart, or on tracing back to the past affiliations of the emerging characters in the "new" political arena. At that point, I was lost. I should have remembered that debating politics is often an art of miniatures and details in Burkina Faso.
What was strikingly new, for me as a researcher visiting Burkina Faso since 2008, but especially for the generation born during Compaoré's regime (often referred to as the génération consciente by activists from Balai Citoyen and other youth movements), was the fact that these discussions were now open-ended. After so many years of palpable skepticism towards the electoral procedures and the real opportunities for change, no candidate or party was seen as the inevitable winner for the next elections anymore. The publication of a poll predicting the victory of Zephirin Diabré, former speaker for the opposition, was widely commented and contested in the newspapers; rumors about France having already endorsed Roch Kaboré (the poll ranked him at the second place at only few percentage points from the winner), leader of the MPP party which originated from a major breakup from the presidential party on January 2014, caused quite a stir. In fact, any attempt at "shutting down" this transformational phase sounded premature, and the future seemed now more unpredictable than ever. Some commentators were already criticizing the wave of ruecratie ("street-cracy", or the government of the street mob) that was supposedly invading the country, with demonstrators protesting – although at a slowing pace – against controversial ministerial nominations or administrative decisions. When a political space opens up, strange and new things happen.
Far from the capital, the towns in the South-West region where I conducted part of my fieldwork had not been spared by the political unrest. Where I stayed, groups of youth had gathered and demonstrated around the municipal headquarters but finally gave up plans of more aggressive attacks toward the building – unlike what happened in Bobo-Dioulasso, the country's second biggest city, where discontent towards the government merged with local political controversies and the municipality building was burnt. "If they had burnt it here – I was told – now we wouldn't have the money to rebuild it and that would be bad for 'development'. So they were finally convinced to be more peaceful". A former vice-mayor in the same area admitted with some embarrassment: "Especially here, people were generous towards the institutions: things could have been much worse. And people were probably right in their discontent, Blaise was in charge for quite too long, and he exaggerated in trying to run again". Burnt or not, all municipal and regional authorities, dominated for the most part by representatives of CDP (Compaoré's party), were dissolved by the newly-formed transitional government just a couple of weeks after the revolution and replaced with "special delegations". The room was open for political entrepreneurs to aggregate support from the voters, and to form networks or make good use of existing ones: some local sections of the "new" parties were already opening in villages and towns, and the first rallies and meetings were announced.
"If a hand is sick, how can a single finger be suddenly separated from it and claim to be healthy, or to do better than the other fingers? I would be surprised". Another former local politician expressed in this way his disillusionment on political change in the country. Many people I spoke with shared some of his disenchantment: it is true that, with the notable exception of Benewendé Sankara, historical opponent to Blaise and candidate for the sankaristes, most prominent politicians have been somehow involved with the past regime. Furthermore, CDP is still trying to mend its broken pieces, reassemble the "blaisist" front and run again. Having this risk in mind, the transitional government has approved in April a new electoral code, formally forbidding all those who openly supported constitutional change in favor of Blaise to run for the elections: this move has caused much criticism, including a brief crisis about a comment from the US ambassador, and has opened a debate on who will (and will not) be affected by the ban. With only a few months before the scheduled elections, this is but one of the issues that the government will have to manage in order to assure a smooth conclusion to the transition and fulfil its mandate. In the meantime, change – sometimes more vocal, sometimes discreet – is already going on.
Cristiano Lanzano is Senior Researcher at the Nordic Africa Institute. He has worked on urban culture and youth, rural development, natural resources management and mining. He has conducted fieldwork in Senegal and Burkina Faso.
Categories: Election violence, Governance
Tags: Burkina Faso
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Teresa and I took a base tour of a Glass Blowing Factory and the Noritake China Center. The tour started with our bus arriving at this glass craft shop an hour from the base.
Our good friend Rosario also was taking the tour, and it was great having her with us for the day!
This is the craftsman shop where they do glass wand and such work. The wands are of different colored glass, and you melt the tips to make things. I signed up to make glass beads.
This is the blowing area, where they taken globs of liquid glass and make bowls, glasses, etc.
Teresa and I enjoy the shop while waiting my turn to make art!
I decided to make a black bead with brilliant blue highlights. here I am heating up a wand of black glass.
The instructor looks over my shoulder as I work the glass onto a metal dowel.
I now spin the dowel with the glass and blue fragments around, mixing the colors, and making the shape of the bead I want.
While the bead cools, I now move to the furnace area. I decided to make a mug, with dark red and black colors at the base, with clear glass at the top.
A molten glob of glass, clear in color is adhered to the end of this hollow metal tube. It is then dipped into different colored glass shards.
The hot glass globbule picks up the cold colored glass fragments.
I now blow air gently into the globule of glass, expanding it and creating a hollow portion inside. The glass is extremely hot....over 2000 degrees.
Metal tongs help shape the glass into the right shape.
Metal tongs help press in on the glass to help form the mug.
Wet wooden paddles make flat surfaces, such as the base of the mug.
The mug is flipped over to a new stick, and the mouth is now widened with some reverse tongs.
The mug is now looking like a mug! I wish I had put more color glass bits on it to make it darker tho. Oh well...next time! A handle is put on the mug with more molten glass, and it's done!
Now off to the Noritake Center. Sadly, it didn't offer a tour of them making the dishes. It was more of a set of show rooms and a resturaunt.
Teresa and I pose in front of the resturaunt logo!
There was a fair amount of Ghibli china....I like that!
Several different classes of showrooms. Some of the stuff was many many many thousands of dollars for a single piece.
Our baskets are made of weaving the strands together, and glueing the right spots.
Then thread the sides from the bottom up.
We use clothespins to help hold things in place while it dries.
It was alot of fun...and it took two nights to finish our baskets!


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Q: bash - use exec for file descriptors using environment variables LOCK_FD=200
LOCK_FILE=/tmp/lock-file
exec ${LOCK_FD}>${LOCK_FILE}

I get an error
exec: 200 not found

This however works
LOCK_FD=200
LOCK_FILE=/tmp/lock-file
eval "exec ${LOCK_FD}>${LOCK_FILE}"

Any idea why?

A: Methinks that's because redirection is performed before variable expansion. man bash is not quite clear which is done first:

REDIRECTION
         Before a command is executed, its input and output may be redirected . . .
EXPANSION
         Expansion  is performed on the command line after it has been split into words.

With the redirection done and removed, exec tries to execute 200 which doesn't exist, and thus the error msg.

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Just In: Chelsea respond to Juventus' Olivier Giroud offer
January 5, 2021 Kingsley Transfer, Football News 1
Giroud is of lately linked to a move to the Italian League after coming from behind to become Chelsea top scorer for the 2020 year
Giroud must have tipped bidders to come knocking for him when he bagged a haul during Chelsea 4-0 victory against Sevilla before advancing to the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions league.
Despite his impressive scoring form this season, Giroud isn't a regular starter for the West Ham based club.
With the presence of Timo Werner and Tammy Abraham in the squad, Giroud has found it hard being picked by the manager to always go in front as Lampard always opted to having Tammy at the front.
Following reports from several sources, it's understood that Juventus have presented an 'official' offer for the World Cup winner which also Giroud is reported to have been 'flattered' by the offer.
"He'd be handy!" Juventus manager, Pirlo said to DAZN when asked about signing Giroud.
"The window opens tomorrow, we already discussed with the club what we want to do and if there are any opportunities. Maybe a striker that can rotate with our strikers."
Giroud would have the opportunity to partner with the likes of Paulo Dybala and Ronaldo in Andrea Pirlo's team but it appears he won't be making the trip.
According to Goal, the 34-year-old won't be leaving Blues during the current transfer window as the club have disclosed their intention to keep him at the club.
Giroud's contract is set to expire by June 2021 but Blues won't be handing him an extension as they opted to discuss over terms for a new contract which could possibly include pay-rise for the striker.
With Frank Lampard's place in the club under question, the English manager would have his wish to keep the former Arsenal man for at least another 6 months.
Speaking to Le Dauphine Libere about his situation at Stamford Bridge, Giroud said; "The ambition is to win something with Chelsea this season. The rest of my career, in the short term, I see it at Chelsea.
"Now we know that things are going very quickly in football, for good and bad [reasons]. I want to keep a cool head and concentrate on the pitch.
"My contract at Chelsea will end in June, even though I have the option to stay for another year. We will discuss it at the end of the year.
"But, once again, I have the ambition to win something with Chelsea this season because I have high hopes linked to the quality of our squad."
Giroud almost moved to Italy back in January 2020 amid move to Inter Milan to reunited with former manger, Antonio Conte but the deal didn't materialize afterwards.
Back at Torino, Juventus have now reportedly moved on to bidding for other players as they now consider Olivier Giroud's talks off.
Juventus transfer news
War behind the scene: Top Source exposes Chelsea players against Frank Lampard reign
'That's an insult'- Club Legend blows hot as he urges super talented Arsenal target to abandon Gunners talk
English team launch strong interest on Chelsea striker after close sources disclose he could still leave Stamford Bridge | Football news and transfer updates | Somtosports


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One of my favorites from the fall of 2018, this Hill Country image comes from the solitude of the Pedernales River. After wading through several portions of the river - and the water was quite cold after a few nights of below 30 degrees - and climbing atop a boulder to gain this view of a small waterfall, I clung to the rock for at least 45 minutes waiting for the sky to turn colors. At last, my patience paid off. The water tumbled over the rocks and surrounded the boulder I was perched on, and above the cypress tree in full Autumn color, the sky turned orange and purple and blue. My toes eventually regained feeling, and this sunset with the beautiful foreground was one I will remember for many years. Photo © copyright by Rob Greebon.


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Bristol 'Kill the Bill' protest: Establishment are the real criminals
Details	Bristol Marxists
The establishment have been quick to condemn protestors in Bristol as 'thugs' and 'criminals'. But the real criminality rests with the capitalist system, and those who defend it. To defeat this system, we need organised class struggle.
The establishment is up in arms about yesterday's 'kill the bill' demonstration in Bristol, which ended with violent clashes with the police.
Home secretary Priti Patel condemned the protests – which saw police vans set on fire, and police station windows smashed – as "thuggery and disorder".
But the real thugs are to be found in the establishment: those that defend a system which condemns millions to poverty, for the sake of the riches of a few.
'Kill the bill' demonstrations were organised across Britain at the weekend against the Tories' new law on protests. The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts bill, will give police draconian powers to stop peaceful protests that they deem 'noisy', or a 'disruption to the public'. This would mean the right to protest would no longer exist, as the police could clamp down on any public gathering.
This attack by the Tories on our basic democratic rights was simply the tip of the iceberg for those coming out to protest. It is no coincidence that only a week before, police in London violently crushed a peaceful vigil to mourn the death of Sarah Everard – who was seemingly killed at the hands of a serving police officer.
Anger against the police has been brewing for years, or indeed decades. Millions are fed up at the everyday racist harassment of black and Asian youth, as highlighted by the Black Lives Matter movement – with protests in Bristol last summer that famously ended with the toppling of the statue of slave owner Edward Colston.
Despite countless inquiries and investigations, black men continue to die at the hands of the police, whilst those responsible rarely – if ever – face justice. The recent death of Mohamud Hassan, shortly after leaving police custody, appears to be simply the latest in a long line of such cases.
Women who suffer sexual assault and rape are routinely ignored by the police. And now, with the new laws enacted by the Tories, those found guilty of the 'crime' of toppling statues of racists can face prison sentences of up to 10 years – six years more than convicted rapists!
Of course, according to the establishment, none of this is 'thuggery', but simply the workings of 'law and order'.
As to 'disorder' and 'criminality', the Tories themselves are world experts, with their catastrophic handling of the pandemic.
Lest we forget, the Tory government is responsible for the deaths of almost 150,000 people from COVID, as the profits of the bosses are prioritised over people's lives. Young people especially face an extremely bleak future, with unemployment set to skyrocket. And at the same time, the Tories' rich chums have been handed billions of pounds in the form of corrupt contracts and state handouts.
Is it therefore any surprise that thousands have reached the point where they feel 'enough is enough'? And that this accumulated anger should explode as a result of provocations from the police?
Even before the demonstration, the message from the Bristol authorities had been: 'Don't come, don't protest – the police have ruled against it.' With the threat of hefty fines, the authorities made it impossible to organise a disciplined march.
It is indicative of the mood, that despite these warnings, more than 5,000 in Bristol took the decision to take a political stand against the bill, and the whole rotten establishment.
From the outset, pairs of police officers approached protestors, commenting on messages critical of Priti Patel. Those holding banners were warned that they were 'illegal'. The police presence melted back to some degree, as the number of protestors grew. But there was a looming sense that they were prepared to intervene more aggressively.
The crowd moved off from College Green, on an impromptu march through the city centre. Numbers inevitably dwindled as the hours rolled by, but a group – perhaps a thousand strong – made a sit-down protest in front of the Bridewell police station.
In response, riot police came out with mounted units and dogs. They soon began to beat protestors with batons. There are reports of the police using pepper spray, escalating what had been a peaceful march into a pitched street battle.
The violence, goaded out of some protestors by these attacks, has of course become the focus of the day for establishment. Immediately they are using these events to try and justify granting the new repressive powers to the police. They continue to kick an angry dog, and then cry for a tighter collar when it starts to growl back!
I was a teenager in 2010 when I saw police on horses charge at school students, after driving a van into the road for protestors to attack and journalists to photograph. Children became "rioters". Last night they did the same in Bristol. Our heroic media will again be pliant.
— Barnaby Raine (@BarnabyRaine) March 22, 2021
As Marxists, we do not join in this hypocritical chorus of denunciation. Ultimately, it is capitalism and all its institutions – including the Tories and the police – that are responsible for violence on a systemic scale.
At the same time, however, we must point out that smashing a few police windows will not bring us any closer to ending this rotten, oppressive system. This can only be achieved by an organised struggle of the working class, based around a socialist programme to transform society.
At present, the tops of the trade unions and the Labour Party are holding this struggle back. Just imagine how powerful the movement would be if the leaders of the labour movement mobilised and organised their ranks. And likewise, if 'Sir' Keir Starmer channeled the enormous anger of millions against the establishment, rather than falling over himself to prop it up.
Rather than a few thousand coming out to protest in a handful of cities, we could see a mass movement of millions of workers and youth. Faced with this, no amount of repressive Tory laws could hold back the struggle.
Workers and youth can have no confidence in Keir Starmer – or any of the establishment's agents in the labour movement – to lead this movement. It is therefore vital that the left seizes the moment to flush out those holding us back, and transform the unions and Labour Party into vehicles for struggle.
At the end of the day, the police and the Tories serve to defend the interests of the ruling class. Only with a determined class struggle, taking power out of the hands of the billionaires and their agents, will we see an end to all the horrors and violence of this system.


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Q: Adding Geometric Network Trace to Map Using ArcPy I am able to run Geometric Network Trace by using following ArcPy script but I also need to add Trace result into the map. Can you please let me know how I can add the result(graphic/geometry) to the map.
import arcpy

arcpy.env.workspace = r"E:/Utility/Sample/Montgomery.gdb"
# Local variables:
G_N = "E:/Utility/Sample/Montgomery.gdb/Water/Water_Net"
Flag = "E:/Utility/Sample/Flag.shp"
traceOut = "traceOut_Net"

# Process: Trace Geometric Network
arcpy.TraceGeometricNetwork_management(G_N, traceOut, Flag, "TRACE_UPSTREAM", "", "", "", "", "", "NO_TRACE_ENDS", "", "", "", "AS_IS", "", "", "", "AS_IS")
print "Trace Done"

A: The ArcPy mapping module enables you to add layers to a map document (MXD).
Specifically, you want AddLayer to add the layer to a given data frame. Since the output of TraceGeometricNetwork appears to be a group layer, I believe it would work without additional manipulation; however, I've never worked with that specific tool.


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Is Antifa Plotting To Make Peaceful Trump Supporters Look Violent At Stop The Steal Protests? Here's What Turned Up On The Streets Ahead Of Planned DC Event
(TeaParty.org Exclusive) – Tons of patriotic supporters of President Donald Trump are traveling to Washington, D.C., this week to participate in the Stop the Steal protest event where they will be showing their support for the commander-in-chief and demand that our elected officials actually examine the evidence of voter fraud that exists and do something about it.
When big events like this are hosted, it's become more and more common for folks in opposing groups, like Antifa and Black Lives Matter, to infiltrate the protests and stir up trouble to make conservatives look bad. It's a tried and true tactic, so it shouldn't be shocking to see things escalate during the event.
And we know somebody somewhere is plotting something unhealthy and violent. How do we know this? Because a new report from Gateway Pundit has revealed that there are huge stockpiles of bricks, lumber, and propane tanks out in the streets.
It's true that these might be from some of the many construction projects going on in the city, but it just really seems like a very bad oversight on behalf of the city, doesn't it? After all, D.C., almost always completely shuts down every street in the downtown area when they know events like this are going down.
How did they miss all of this?
"2x6s and propane tanks! What the f-ck are these doing on the streets of D-f-cking-C?" said a Trump supporter named Tina, documenting the items in a video she shot. She then warned other Trump supporters in the city to "watch their six."
Back when the Black Lives Matter protesters were going off the rails, lighting stores and businesses on fire, looting and stealing anything that wasn't nailed down, and just in general causing mass chaos and confusion. That being said, it's highly probable that Antifa and BLM will be in the area to counter protest the Stop the Protest event.
Perhaps they will be trying to pass themselves off as Trump supporters and cause issues? Seems like a good way to make the "enemy" look bad on national television, right?
Definitely keep the true patriots attending this protest in your thoughts and prayers. It's a dangerous time to be out and about standing up for your rights. But it is something that needs to be done.
Nikka January 13, 2021 At 7:27 pm
Didn't look to hard did you. John Sullivan created the "Insurgence USA" group's website. John is Anti-Trump and has called for a "Revolution." John was also there… do you think he was just there "sight-seeing or that he went alone?"
Babsan January 10, 2021 At 7:31 pm
Soros paid Terrorists get all their "weapons" delivered and paid for by him and DNC
Joe Deutsch January 7, 2021 At 9:15 pm
Why is it that of the 68 people arrested and identified from videos are all Proud Boys and Quanon thugs? Just asking? Wasn't a black person in the mob. You people are nuts.
Colored folks commit most of today's crimes you know ?
Aldar January 7, 2021 At 10:51 am
Even there were some Antifa disguised among us, & they misled others to storm the House, why no one stop them? Antifa set us on, & led many stupid people completely ruin the hopeful legal process. Do we better be known only fools to storm the Capital Hill to stop the winning debate for Trump, which only started less than an hour, what hell we have so many fools didn't understand what means of congressional debate in the process, think only storming & guns can solve the problem? Are you guys all under educated? Once the Trump supporters became mob, everything got lost! So stupid, had too much drink to get high for nothing ? All the efforts were worthless now.
Lori Petrowski January 7, 2021 At 3:48 pm
Bullshit! Tats prove they were white supremacists! You can't remove tats but you can change clothing, hats and voices! Disgusting behavior by ALL of you!
Liberal trash sure do love their tattoos don't they ?
catalacjack January 7, 2021 At 10:03 am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-H7AyZu9VA&feature=youtu.be
James January 7, 2021 At 9:49 am
Anyone who participated at the capital yesterday should be processed and released just as the BLM and antifa thugs were.But that shall not occur because the crew at the capitol were not funded by the Democratic Party ( or were some?)
forkbent January 7, 2021 At 9:38 am
The Biden crime family has won again !
They only hire the best community agitators/ organizers and felons known .
Vietnam Combat Vet January 7, 2021 At 9:28 am
Before its to late Trump needs to order the military to destroy their stock pile of weapons. The military knows were much of them are.
John Smith January 7, 2021 At 9:10 am
They don't need help. The fuckheads who invaded the capitol are moron Trump supporters. Total shitheads.
Speaking of shitheads, where's your hero the brown clown Hussein Obama nowadays shithead ?
Gilmore January 7, 2021 At 9:06 am
The majority of Americans do not want what they are selling in the coup that's been going on before Trump was sworn in. That's a formidable opposition, the American people. Just learn & don't go to sleep, our side has to act before elections, looks like after elections is just about impossible to straighten out in such a short time. Wham, election in PA certified prematurely. State legislators want to take the certification back after realizing what was done to them………how in the heck can't they do it? They could have I think if the Courts had heard it. There you go – crooked courts won't hear anything but now "they" say, 50 courts said there was no fraud? What court ever even heard any of it? Kool Aid drinking Sheep just watch CNN & hear that & say, see? Trump was making it all up…..
We all watched the election & knew they'd stolen it the next morning. Numbers were jumping around even before the late night fake ballot dump etc. How does the % of votes in go down? That was a clue right there. As far as yesterday, it was clear fight away those weird looking guys with a shield, horned hat, back packs & all of that were not us. So, they've identified some of them already, that was being suggested in real time by fair sources. Poor girl must have come in behind them in the excitement of it all & got shot. That's a tragedy & too bad she didn't have enough sense to know you aren't supposed to go in there like that………no matter, this coup was planned from the start, we got robbed & now what? Don't go away, the majority of us know the truth, do not quit, straighten out bad election laws in your States, vote traitors out. We can make it to 2022 & get the house & cut some of the bleeding, it's worse, but like when we took the House & Newt was speaker after the awful first two years of Clinton.
Rguy January 7, 2021 At 9:21 am
Totally right. Best thing I've read all day. Thank you!
Mike January 7, 2021 At 8:23 am
Looks like a revolution is about to start.
Sheila Fussell January 7, 2021 At 4:30 pm
Thanks Mike…call em as you see em!!
Miller January 7, 2021 At 7:28 am
The lies keep being fed to America.
"A mob of pro-Trump extremists, incited by the president's ongoing, baseless claims of voter fraud, stormed the U.S. Capitol, forcing Congress to evacuate as it prepared to formally recognize the results of the presidential election. THE WASHINGTON POST"
Brian Kennedy January 7, 2021 At 7:59 am
You're a frigging moron.
Morons love and believe obama , that's not Miller moron !
Daxsdad January 7, 2021 At 6:16 am
Jd Farmer, the actual Trump supporters did not break into the Capitol building. Those were Antifa and BCLM (Black Criminal Lives Matter), that broke into the Capitol building. The communist news networks only portrayed it as being Trump supporters to make real patriots look bad. So If you are one of those sheeple that believes the communist news networks propaganda, I feel sorry for you.
All Antifa and BLM needs to be executed for treason, insurrection, and terrorism. They have already had their trials, so we can just move forward with the executions. In the streets if necessary.
The reporters talk about when the violence at the capital began, but the violence began long ago when social media silenced so many of us who were not parroting their rhetoric. the violence began when domestic terrorists financed by people such as Soros burned and destroyed specific areas in democratic managed cities destroying the life work of peoples's businesses. The violence began when false witness was allowed to stand as truth. The violence grew into the silencing of legal votes during the election process by voter fraud accepted as valid votes. The violence was begun when the the Supreme court and every court refused to look at the fraud and the viable evidence. The violence began when people falsely reported that the the courts DID see the evidence and found no validity to the claim of fraud. That is where the violence started. What took place on the evening of the 6th cannot be condoned but neither can the violence perpetrated by the democrats and the criminals that infused false votes into our election which has denied us our voice. That is the violence that will bring us down.
Jay Hackett January 7, 2021 At 8:09 am
The violence began with the Democrats and Rinos refused Voter ID and Term Limits.
Every Politician should be LIMITED to either two terms or at most 12 consecutive years of elected office, not to exceed 16 years total.
That means if a young up and comer political type could start with a two year stint in the House of Reps then run for a single term as US senator and still get in two terms as president. That is all that should be allowed, any more and these weasels build a political empire that turns out to be detrimental to the nation and only good for their personal fortune. Just look at Pelosi, Schumer, Shift and McConnell. All in for themselves only.
Sandra burleson January 7, 2021 At 2:28 pm
There is no justice any more! Election was stolen and peaceful protesters were set up by the evil Blm and Antifa to look like Trump supporters! Looks like time to impeach biden and harris. Lots of evidence to do so! Where is our democracy?
eric January 6, 2021 At 4:26 pm
Even here on a socalled Constitutional Conservative sight all i read are cowhering comments from FAKE PATRIOTS!! The dems the rinos the judges even Pence are all sitting idly by turning an eye to the blatant Fraud committed that has silenced over 80million American voices! Our Constitution is now null and void and many on here saying they are disgusted by what happened in dc?? What happened today was REAL PATRIOTISM! Our precious right to vote has been nullified, do you people not understand that?? Since 1775 all the lives lost all the mental trauma encountered keeping this republic a beacon for the world to relish and admire due to FREE HONEST FAIR ELECTIONS OUR FOUNDERS INSTILLED are no longer. With the attitudes displayed on here and most sites today, America would never have been founded. This is the saddest day in this great nation as socalled reps who constantly claim to uphold the Constitution do the exact opposite by affirming the electorate knowing RAMPANT PROVEN FRAUD HAS OCCURED IN OUR ELECTION. I took the same oath and unlike this rogue congress i take it to heart. GOD help us.
What's disgusting is the suggestion that voter fraud in any amounts is somehow acceptable. But ,these are disgusting people who make these suggestions.
Janet King January 7, 2021 At 7:52 am
You are exactly correct. It's a sad day for our country!
demoncrap back terrorists
I cannot advocate or condone physical violence as was seen at the Washington capitol in DC, but the violence the American people have had to endure in patient silence is the violence of the continuing attempt to steal our country. We have had to endure the violence of the theft of our last vestige of freedom , our vote, and none of the Constitutional institutions, the courts have been willing to give us audience to hear the over whelming massive verified evidence with empty excuses of "lacking standing". If the American People do not have standing in this crime, we have NO JUSTICE IN THIS COUNTRY. Stealing by force in back rooms and by machines known and documented to steal votes is violence of a more sinister kind. To ignore the act of stealing as in the films from Georgia is violence done to our very heart To refuse to look at the evidence is an even worse and damaging kind of violence done against the American People.
" Is Antifa plotting " , ask their master the brown clown Hussein Obama. Surely his goons are behind this and other chaos created throughout our country.
They're being paid handsomely by the devil ..
His goons are the terrorists known as BLM. He was one of the founding members as he invited them to the White House to give support the a group of murderers and terrorists who only cry out when a fellow criminal is justly dealt with.
Now that those who are supposed to represent US are willing to allow the theft of our election process, it only continues to promote the idea of civil war.
Well Antifa try to blame us – of course they will. We are just supposed to go away like sheep and let them take over our country. Arrest them all.
According to Biden and the other filth in today's progressive democrat party there is NO such organization as Antifa , and this corrupt POS will be our potus ?
Of course he's lying through his teeth because he's the best they have to offer …
Execute them all! They are guilty of terrorism and treason.
Execute them all!!! They are all guilty of treason and terrorism.
JD Farmer January 6, 2021 At 2:08 pm
I know some on this site will want to burn me for this post. I have been strong conservative supporter for a long time on this site. But what I am seeing on news from MSM is very disturbing and makes Trump supporters look as bad or worse than BLM and Antifa
While I support the protest in DC, those there will need to step back and look at this with magnifying glass. If anyone picks up a brick or threatens or even uses violence the true conservatives need to point them out and turn over to police. If we don't do that MSM will use this to show the nation how violent these far right wing protesters really are. Even if evidence of Antifa infiltrators, we need to be the ones to stop it. Storming House chambers while it might feel good is not the image we should want and lowers us to the same level as BLM and Antifa. If we want rule of law and a country without Facist and Marxist takeover we must do it correctly and peacefully.
At least until the true hand of oppression falls. Without that we will look like those we are fighting against.
Oh so peaceful protesting is the same as rioting, looting and burning? If there are going to be bricks thrown, it is probably because the Antifa thugs have thrown them first.
JD Farmer January 7, 2021 At 3:24 am
Mystic Lady I think what I was trying to say may have been misunderstood.I am all for the protest taking place in front of the capital building.
What I am not supporting are the people that actually broke into the building as that act is feeding the lefts agenda and playing into their plans. It did more harm for our cause than good.
I was infuriated with the way it was portrayed by the media going straight to riots and insurrection, never once a mostly peaceful protest statement, the exact opposite of how the "mostly peaceful protest " by BLM & Antifa as they were portrayed. CHAZ wasn't called an insurrection but fit the definition like a glove.
The deck is stacked against us and by stooping to their levels it allows them to point and yell, see we told you it was the right that is violent.
And I find it amazing they still portray the Proud Boys white supremist as they report the black Latino leader of them was arrested.
When 90% of the propaganda mill is against you it is very necessary to avoid stepping into the trap and giving them a chance prove their points on how evil the right is.
LINS ROBERTS January 7, 2021 At 6:36 am
JD FARMER, I totally agree with your comment, I have been a strong Conservative and REPUBLICAN my entire political life, We must rise ABOVE what we are seeing across the country, We only have ONE PROBLEM we have no-one in Congress or the JUDICIAL system that is willing to stand and fight with us, I believe this election was filled with FRAUD and CORRUPTION,But we will never know because those that should be investigating it have no courage, As soon as BIDEN walks into the OVAL OFFICE all will be forgotten. I truly thank President TRUMP for all he did while in office, I dont always agree with some of his comments, But the fact remains he did a great job for the American people and now it will all be undone by someone that may not have even won the office, But we will NEVER KNOW, WHY? Because it will never be looked into.
We should be able to anticipate honest evaluation of evidence of fraud in the presidential election from the people who receive payment from us. We have standing when our votes are stolen and John Roberts has been wrong . The evidence is over whelming .


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Q: How do I access this JSON data in Javascript/jQuery given that it is generated dynamically? I have a dynamically generated array done by PHP sent to Javascript. It's basically an array of unread messages. It contains the sender's name and the messages that they have sent.
Given that I do not know the names, how do I retrieve their names and their messages?
{"Emma Giles":
[{"message":"Hi Phil","date":"Tue 10 May 2:55 PM 2011"}],
"Johnathan Macmanners":
[{"message":"Hi Emma","date":"Sun 26 June 10:03 PM 2011"}],
"Ellen Murley":
[{"message":"Hello","date":"Fri 04 May 4:05 PM 2012"},
{"message":"How are you?","date":"Fri 04 May 2:52 PM 2012"}],
"Amanda Patterson":
[{"message":"test","date":"Fri 27 April 10:07 AM 2012"}],
"ALEX Pell":
[{"message":"Hi Alvon","date":"Mon 05 March 10:07 AM 2012"}]}

I have tried this but it only prints out numbers for some reason and I've replaced key with val and it prints out every single character in the array one by one.:
$.each(data, function(key, val)
{
    console.log(key);
});

A: Your parent container is an object, not an array. You then have a nested array of objects.
for (var key in data) {
    // key is the name of the person,
    // data[key] is the array containing the message data

    for (var i = 0, l = data[key].length; i < l; i++) {
      for (var msgKey in data[key][i]) {
         // msgKey will be "message" or "date"
         // data[key][i][msgKey] is the value of each key
      }
    }
}

A: Cleaning up your JSON a bit, you've got a hash made up of usernames pointing to an array of message-objects:
var data = {
  "Emma Giles": [
    {"message":"Hi Phil","date":"Tue 10 May 2:55 PM 2011"}
  ],
  "Johnathan Macmanners": [
    {"message":"Hi Emma","date":"Sun 26 June 10:03 PM 2011"}
  ]
};

You're almost there in terms of getting what you want:
$.each(data, function(name, messages) {
   var messageText = messages[0].message;

   alert(name + ': ' + messageText);
});

Just for reference, there's a fiddle here

A: Looks like your data is still serialized and recognized as a string.
Try fetching your data with something like that:
$.getJSON(url, function (data) {
    $(data).each(function (key, value) {
        // ...
    });
});

... or use a good ol' eval(), but you'd rather avoid it if you can.

A: This will also work:
var a = {"Emma Giles":
[{"message":"Hi Phil","date":"Tue 10 May 2:55 PM 2011"}],
"Johnathan Macmanners":
[{"message":"Hi Emma","date":"Sun 26 June 10:03 PM 2011"}],
"Ellen Murley":
[{"message":"Hello","date":"Fri 04 May 4:05 PM 2012"},
{"message":"How are you?","date":"Fri 04 May 2:52 PM 2012"}],
"Amanda Patterson":
[{"message":"test","date":"Fri 27 April 10:07 AM 2012"}],
"ALEX Pell":
[{"message":"Hi Alvon","date":"Mon 05 March 10:07 AM 2012"}]};

var keys = Object.keys(a);
for(var i = 0, max = keys.length; i < max; i++){
    var key = keys[i]; //name
    var val = a[key]; //messages array
    console.log(key);
    for(var j = 0, jmax = val.length; j < jmax; j++){
        var message = val[j].message;
        console.log("      "+message);
    }

}