That's not Presidential. Give me a speech, one hour long, detailing the plans that the candidate has for this country if elected. That's all. If I can't make a decision after that, I don't deserve to vote.
I'm terribly afraid that this election and all elections in the future will be decided by debates and polls. Scary.
Along with the raucous warning came the message. "Seek shelter immediately" I jumped to the computer to check out the local weather where, sure enough, there was a tornado alert. I was told that I should seek shelter in my basement. Basement? We don't have basements in California! Well, some houses do but they are the really old houses. So where's my shovel?
Just so I don't go crazy with election year fever...I am looking at my Ancestry dot com program to see where I came from. I do this every few years and I get all excited to see the origins of many of my distant ancestors. And then it becomes work and I drop it until the next burst of curiosity.
I just ran across 'Mercy Tilinghast' a 7th great grandmother on my mother's side of the family. She was born in 1680 in Providence, Rhode Island. She married at the age of 18 and died, in Providence, at the age of 89. Her father, or my 8th great grandfather was named 'Pardon Elisha Tilinghast. He was from Seven Cliffs, Sussex, England. Mercy had at least six children that I can find, including my 6th great grandfather, John Power, born in 1710. I love those names...Mercy and her father, Pardon. And Pardon has his headstone located at Corner of Benefit & Transit Streets,Providence, Rhode Island.
Now, a mystery...Pardon and his father, also named Pardon died in 1718. the 29th and 19th respectively. So what happened during that winter? Plus, Lydia Taber, the wife of Pardon Senior and my 8th great grandmother died on the 27th of January...same year. I have to Google these dates!
I did search and I was surprised when I saw a Wikipedia article pop up as #1 in the Google search. (Providence January 1718) The article was all about Pardon Senior and his exploits. Great reading! But no clue as to why they all died. Pardon Senior was close to 96 years of age so his death was not unexpected. Now I have to find out why the others died in that month. More mystery!
All of the candidates, from dog catcher to Presidential, refer to the 'politicians' as being the worst thing imaginable...yet that is exactly what they, the candidates, are! If you run for office, you are a politician. Don't you get it, folks? They ARE lying to you!
But there they are, on television, night after night, claiming to rid the city, county, state, and nation of 'politicians' if only we would favor them with a vote.
accumulations of 6 to 12 inches are possible above 5500 feet.
But we're not worried as we will be flying South to Disneyland on Wednesday AM and we will land at John Wayne International Airport where the temperature will be 79 degrees and the sun will be shining...all week long. We will have our son and girlfriend with us as well as the 'reason' for the trip; our twin 9 year old grandchildren.
I hadn't heard of him until this morning...where was my head? Anyway, I find his work to be fascinating. Just use Google Images to see his works. I especially enjoy his architectural works; very much like Antoni Gaudi.
""We went online and checked them out," he said. "They seemed like a legitimate group.""
Of course...because everything you read on the internet is true. Isn't that the rule?
I hope this gets national attention!
Why am I not surprised? He would think it's perfectly normal to act this way.
Just listened to the news and they were reporting that Fedex is consolidating services, laying off workers and will be laying off even more as automation will make their positions redundant. Our worry shouldn't be outsourcing...automation is taking jobs away and it won't be stopped. Remember the folks that used to make buggy whips? You don't? Neither do I.
I spotted more than one politicians' plea for my vote. They're everywhere! And the the standard theme these days is to promise jobs. City council, county supervisors, state representatives, dog catcher...they are all promising jobs. Of course it's all a lie. If you want jobs to reappear you have to educate. There are only so many service jobs and they are always filled with those that didn't aspire to higher goals because their education was so poor. We didn't give them the education they deserved. In the meantime, mid level technical/engineering jobs are going unfilled for a lack of qualified applicants. When will we learn?
I'm anxiously awaiting the delivery of my ballot. I want to fill it out immediately and get it back to the registrar. I heard that California now has over 50% of the voters using 'absentee' ballots. Now if we could only turn that 50% into independent voters, we would have some power! Power to eliminate the two party system...that's what I want to see.
"Picasso had a saying: 'Good artists copy, great artists steal.' We have always been shameless about stealing great ideas… ~Steve Jobs"
Why, oh why didn't we hear this last night? That should have been his closing statement.
I'm feeling quite 'wordy' today and so here is another thought, or two, of mine.
Regarding the debate. I was disappointed in Jim Lehrer last night. He let himself be intimidated, or so it seemed. I like Jim Lehrer a lot and it seemed as if he wasn't up to the job. Both candidates should have been sternly reprimanded at one time or another, but Romney deserved it far more often.
But, previously, I said I wasn't watching the debate. And I wasn't. But I was recording it for my wife and she watched after she got home. And so I heard it from the other room. It wasn't pleasant to hear the truth being twisted and tortured by the Republican candidate.
And that business about Mitt getting rid of PBS/NPR funding! What an idiot! The figure that I read was that .012% of the federal budget is used for that funding. Chicken feed. That sure sounds like a personal vendetta on Mitt's part. Actually, he is playing to his base; they hate NPR/PBS with a vengeance. They can't stand to hear true 'fair and balanced' news as opposed to the Fox kind.
I was also offended by the references to the 10th Amendment. If there was ever an Amendment that deserved to be removed from the Constitution, this is it. This is the 21st century and Romney is telling me that if I want the best healthcare or education, that I have to shop around among the various States and then move to the one that best suits my needs. What? And how does that make us a better nation?
I'm a citizen of the world who lives in the United States and within a region of the USA called California. Am I a patriot? Somewhat. I've learned that American Exceptionalism is a lie. I served in the Navy, which is more than most of the draft dodging Republicans can say.
There I go again, getting off topic...I better quit while I can.
Okay. One more thing...Romney threw out the 'best healthcare system in the world' lie once again. Why wasn't he called on it?
Ms Bennett has a very interesting subject here and since for technical reasons, I don't seem to be able to comment within her Comment section, I will just do it right here...but first, read her blog and then return.
I would probably believe the Terman Longevity Study before I would the others. I am lonely at times but it's often by choice or by temperament. I've been a 'loner' all of my life. As an INFP personality type I am extremely introverted. People wear me out! While I was in the Navy I always asked for the 'graveyard' shifts and loved them. During my career in the construction industry I always worked alone. I was foreman and I was a superintendent and you don't make friends in those positions; you might have to fire a 'friend'. As an estimator I had to be alone during the work day. Estimators were not to be disturbed because we were always counting things.
Now don't get the wrong idea; I was not anti-social. I went to all the company functions...and left early. I traded jokes with the people I worked with. But I rarely had anything in common with most of those people. I remember quite vividly the making a friend during my days of working with my tools on. During a conversation at lunch, I discovered that he read...books! Finding someone like that on a construction site is very rare and we became very good friends.
Now 72 and retired (by choice) for almost nine years, I find that my time on the internet, my time with my artist friends, my time at church...are enough for most times. I know that I can find other sources for friendship but my 'standards' are often too high. Like that friend from long ago, I'm always looking for someone who reads...books.
But I digress...(I'm 72 and it's allowed) what I was getting at was the fact that I can choose to be lonely...or not. And this would have been my comment on Ms Bennett's blog this morning.
The debate is over and who won? Of course it all depends on who you ask and that's the rub. There never will be a winner or a loser in these contests. That's probably one of the reasons why I hate the darn things!
But on to the polls and a thought that I have had for quite awhile now...since I won't answer the phone for a pollster and since I know a lot of others that feel the same way, we are never going to be included in those polls. That's millions of people. I read the other day where a reporter attempted to conduct his own poll of a thousand voters and after two days of calling he had been able to get the opinions of a little over a hundred people.
People who answer their phones for pollsters (and then answer the questions) are a subset within the general population yet that is where the statistics are coming from. That is a small subset. I would guess that these are lonely people that are thrilled when they hear the phone ringing. Yet we believe the figures when they come out in the paper or we see them online.
I've always wondered why they don't use internet polling? You have no idea who you have contacted when you use the phone and so it is with the internet. You have no idea as to the truthfulness of their answers when you use the phone and so it is with the internet. All things being equal, why not use the internet?
Someone has decided to do just that! And of course it's Google; in a trial run.
A CNN poll of debate-watchers found Mr. Romney very clearly ahead, with 67 percent of registered voters saying he won the debate, against just 25 percent for President Obama.
A CBS News poll of undecided voters who watched the debate found 46 percent siding with Mr. Romney, 22 percent for Mr. Obama and 32 percent saying it was a tie.
Google, which is experimenting with online surveys, found 38.9 percent of respondents saying they thought Mr. Obama performed better in a poll it conducted during the debate, against 35.5 percent for Mr. Romney and 25.6 percent who said it was a draw. But a second poll they conducted after the debate found 47.8 percent of respondents giving Mr. Romney the advantage, against 25.4 percent for Mr. Obama.
Do those figures tell us anything? I'm not sure yet, though I'm naturally inclined to believe the Google figures. I think Google is on to something here and I don't doubt that other pollsters will be following their lead. Perhaps then I will have my voice heard in a poll.
Now a word about the debate; from all I've read, Mr. Romney was all bluster and no facts. That is what his base loves! He talks about the 12 million new jobs he will create and yet he won't describe even one of those new jobs for us. Me, I'll take 'facts' every time.
The debates are on and I have left the room. As an INFP personality type with AS, I cannot stand the rancor. Listening to the arguing actually gives me a terrible feeling; one that I find hard to describe. my heart races and I can't concentrate on what I'm doing. Even with the volume all of the way down, I know that they are arguing and that still bothers me. If I were there, I would charge the stage and tell the two men to stop! Stop it right now! Settle your differences like grownups.
Of course I would never make it to the stage; I would be shot dead by the Secret Service agents...so I'll just read the critics views tomorrow. Reading is going to make me angry but I will be alive. And alive to vote for Obama.


"He totally deserves his opportunity in the Football League" � that was the verdict of Tamworth boss Andy Morrell after Boro' swooped to sign striker Dan Newton. The fourth new arrival of the 2017 close season, Newton was snapped up after a prolific campaign in which he scored 29 goals for the National League North side. With Boro' no strangers to unearthing goalscoring talent in the lower leagues, it seemed as if Sarll may just have pulled off a coup to land his services.
Newton's form during the 2016-7 campaign had impressed scouts at Jamie Vardy's V9 academy, according to the Tamworth Herald. It had also captured the attention of a good few Football League clubs too; Grimsby Town among a number of clubs reported to be keen on signing the player. Boro' came out on top in the chase for his signature, however, and continued to strengthen the forward line ahead of the 2017-8 League Two season. As he arrived at the Lamex, hopes and expectations were high.
Before signing for the Lambs in May 2015, Newton had turned out most recently for Leamington. And, prior to that, there were stints at Brackley Town, Hinckley United and Nuneaton Town. No stranger to scoring at each of those clubs, Newton had truly honed his scoring abilities in non-league circles. The step up to the Football League, therefore, was a case of when, rather than if, it'd happen.


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Hollywood is known to make sequels of movies and eventually turn them into franchises. While some of them continue to work, the rest simply fail. The recently released film, London Has Fallen, was an attempt to make a franchise but the movie didn't do as well as the first part which was called – Olympus Has Fallen. This does not mean that the makers won't continue to release more films in this series, but it's uncertain if the audience would be interested in watching them. Some of the most popular film franchises in the recent past are the Maze Runner films and The Divergent movies. Both of them have done very well and their final parts are yet to hit theatres.
While the second part of the Maze Runner films released last year, the third instalment of the Divergent series has just come out. The film titled The Divergent Series: Allegiant is one of the best adventure films that has come out this year. Fans of the series loved it and can't wait for the final part, which will release next year. That will conclude this series of adventure films. All of the Divergent movies are based on books with similar names but the last book has been split into two movies.
For those who aren't aware of this series, the films feature some famous actors. The stars who have been a part of this series are Shailene Woodley, Theo James, Zoë Kravitz, Miles Teller and Ansel Elgort. All of them are slowly making a name for themselves in Hollywood and their fan following is simply growing with every movie.
Even though Shailene Woodley played the love interest of Ansel Elgort in the movie The Fault in Our Stars, they are not paired opposite each other in these adventure films. In the Divergent, Shailene Woodley is seen romancing Theo James while Ansel Elgort plays her brother. The chemistry between Shailene and Theo has been appreciated by many. In fact, they are the strongest point of this series and most people watch the films for them.
This latest release has been directed by Robert Schwentke and the man has also helmed the previous instalment of this series. Besides the two Divergent movies, Robert Schwentke has also worked on films like Eierdiebe, Tattoo, The Time Traveler's Wife, Flightplan, Red and R.I.P.D. Sadly, he won't be returning as the director for the fourth and final part of The Divergent Series as that film is being directed by Lee Toland Krieger. Lee has previously worked on films like Celeste and Jesse Forever, The Age of Adaline and The Vicious Kind.
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Hutton Rudby Dramatic Society
live theatre in Hutton Rudby
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Bedroom Farce
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Adventures in Pantoland
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The society's production of Calendar Girls in February 2014 was generally acknowledged as a milestone in Hutton Rudby Dramatic Society activities.
The fundraising activities of a small strongly motivated group in Kettlewell, North Yorkshire had gained international recognition with highly successful screen and stage productions of Calendar Girls.
Licences for amateur productions were duly released with a condition of the licence that all performances had to be completed by the end of February 2014. Led by John Autherson, the society began rehearsals and set building at the end of the 2014 pantomime leaving just 6 weeks from first rehearsal to performance.
A very powerful script, polished and sensitive performances from the cast and very evocative and imaginative staging and lighting led to some incredibly poignant moments on stage and a production acknowledged by most as one of the most outstanding in the society's history. The three performances raised over £6000 for charity, divided equally between Leukaemia and Lymphoma Research (the beneficiary of the original Calendar), and The Motor Neurone Disease Association (in memory of Alan Coles).
We were honoured to be joined by members of the original calendar girls team on the final night to acknowledge and celebrate the efforts of this small group in north yorkshire, intending to raise enough money for a new sofa in a hospital waiting room, which had resulted in worldwide donations to charitable causes in excess of 4 million pounds.


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Media stocks were caught in the undertow today as the stock market suffered from its biggest losses in eight months.
The Standard and Poor's 500 closed down 1.7% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.5%. Investors are beginning to fear that GOP efforts to cut corporate taxes will be derailed as lawmakers deal with charges that President Trump tried to stop former FBI Director James Comey from investigating former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn's Russia ties.
Today's 1.5% fall in the S&P 500 Media Index, and 1.6% fall in the Dow Jones U.S. Media Index brought both back to about where they were in January.
Comcast, down 1.9%, lost the most ground among the biggest media companies. It was followed by Discovery (-1.8%), Fox (-1.8%), Disney (-1.6%), CBS (-1.3%), Time Warner (-1.1%), Viacom (-0.7%), and Sony (-0.3%).
Biggest losers in the rest of media included Twitter (-6.2%), MSG Networks (-5.9%), Pandora Media (-4.5%), Activision Blizzard (-4.5%), AMC Entertainment (-4.5%), Snap (-4.2%), and Time Inc (-4.0%).
The only gainers in the companies we track most closely were National CineMedia and Dish Network, both +0.8%.


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C0020DC1D139 - Here is mine. Damn, why didn't anybody post one up when I bought my laptop.
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The report, based on the company's own data, highlights the top junked car brands and models in the country.
Most Junked Cars in 2022
ROCHESTER, N.Y., January 30, 2023 (Newswire.com)
Junk Car Medics, a national junk car buying service in the USA, has released a report on the most junked car brands and models in 2022 based on an analysis of over 50,000 cars junked through their online portal. A junk car is defined as a vehicle that is damaged beyond repair or otherwise undrivable and has no value except for its parts and metal for scrapping. The majority of junked vehicles were from the early 2000s, which were also in high demand as new cars during that time.
According to Junk Car Medics, Ford and Chevrolet had the highest percentages of junked cars in 2022, with 12.89% and 12.79%, respectively. When looking at the most commonly junked car models, the Honda Accord took the top spot. The other top junked models include the Nissan Altima, Honda Civic, and Toyota Camry.
The percentages of individual junked car models were relatively low. The leader, Honda Accord, amounted for only 3.34% of all junked cars, and the top individual vehicle, the 2005 Nissan Altima, amounted to only 0.34%, indicating that Americans drive many different types of vehicles.
The report also notes that, despite not having any specific model ranking within the top four junked car models list, or the top five individual vehicles list, Ford and Chevrolet emerged on top of the most junked car brands list, reflecting their historical dominance of the U.S. auto market, and their variety of models.
"At Junk Car Medics, we're always aiming to provide valuable resources that enable the general public to make informed decisions about their vehicles," said Todd Bialaszewski, CEO of Junk Car Medics. "Our data suggests that the longevity of sedans, such as the Honda Accord, has contributed to their popularity as junked cars. Additionally, it's worth noting that while Ford and Chevrolet were the top brands for junked cars, none of their models made the top five list of most junked models, which were all from Honda, Nissan, and Toyota."
The complete report can be found at https://www.junkcarmedics.com/blog/most-junked-cars/.
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Brian Timmerman received a B.A. in English from U.C. Davis and lives in West Hills, CA, a suburb of Los Angeles, with his wife and two daughters. For twenty-five years,he's coached youth club swimming teams. His poems have appeared in print in Salamander, Welter, Blue Earth Review, Northridge Review, and online at cathexisnorthwestpress.com (Jan 2019), and the Splash section at hauntedwaterspress.com. (April 2019)
An Overnight Nest
appeared like a package above the front porch.
I would think it best to avoid the porch light.
A back-up incubator, I guess, in case of intruder
or flighty mother, or a bald-eagle-like talon fight
where they're locked in, spinning, falling to earth.
The world at its worst when you're big eyes
and a wide open mouth, before you can fly.
I turned on the porch light to admire the architecture:
long, thick under-sticks for support, breadth,
then thinner sticks, a mix, a bowl of softer stuff.
I'm sure those blue strands were pulled off our carpet.
The world at its best when you're sitting soft,
squished between brother and sister, singing for
mother, who returns with a story, dinner on her breath.
And How!
I have an idea of a three-legged dog
and how he goes about it, chest falling
faster than he'd like, sworn in, at gravity,
then chest rising past sweet inhalation, a trip
to troposphere's top, an upset vanquished.
That he coasts on rollers doesn't make it
pleasant, but my imagination can't be undone,
even if I step heavenly, tread heavy when I run.
But there he is, a thing, a being on his way,
black fur makes for fuzzy triangle ears, blurs
his lines, yet he moves with a vicious exuberance,
an eloquence to be. I find him full in the night.
He pauses to look at me languishing in grace.
Then he gets back to it, and I have no idea.


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Grupo Condor to entertain in park
BOARDMAN - Grupo Condor brings an amazing range of tones and inflections to their music performing on a variety of wind, stringed and percussion instruments.
The group performs in concert during Music in the Parks at 7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 16, at Boardman Marina Park. The concert is free.
Grupo Condor is a touring folk music group that performs traditional music from all of Latin American. Their concerts focus on a blend of European, African and Native American influences that are the roots of their multicultural music style.
The group's music showcases string instruments of Spanish influence, flutes of Native America, and percussion of both African and American influences.
Gerardo Calderon of Mexico studied classical guitar at the Escuela Superior de Musica in Mexico City. He went on to pursue his interest in South American folk music by performing with folk ensembles in Mexico, Canada, New England and the Pacific Northwest. He plays Latin stringed instruments such as the charango, waylacho, ronroco, tiple colombiano, tres cubano and cuatro venezolano.
Samuel Becerra came to Oregon from Mexico City with 12 years of experience in the musical field. His ability to play a wide variety of instruments enables him to play with Salsa, Latin jazz, and folk groups. Becerra specializes in wind instruments such as the quena and zamponas (panpipes). He also plays percussion instruments including congas, bongos, bombo, timbales, and hand percussions. He has been part of Grupo Condor since 1994.
Luis Opazo is a native of Punta Arenas, Chile. He has been playing and teaching percussion professionally for 35 years. His formal training includes two years of classical music at the University of Massachusetts, three years at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, and one year of Pan African Studies at California State University at Northridge. Opazo is one of the founding members of Condor. He performs on bombo leguero, Peruvian box, cacharaina (jaw bone), congas, bongos and Latin percussion.
Families are invited to bring lawn chairs, a picnic supper and come early to enjoy the park on the Columbia River before the event.
Boardman Marina Park is located on Marine Drive.
Music in the Parks is funded by Morrow County Unified Recreation District and Portland General Electric and sponsored by North Morrow Community Foundation.
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Kennewick and Pasco lie in a depression, created during the geologic period when the Cascades and the Okanogan Highlands were elevated and the entire plateau of eastern Washington altered. The Ed Hendler Bridge, a cable span built in 1978, replaces the former 1914-era Pasco-Kennewick Bridge and the arch-truss Blue Bridge (officially Pioneer Memorial Bridge), so named for its blue paint. It spans the river between Pasco and Kennewick on routes 397 and 395, respectively.


We gave a cash donation of £500 to the Pogmoor Area Resident's Association to help fund a brand new sensory garden at Pogmoor Park in Barnsley.
The garden is located on the site where a Whitley bomber aircraft crashed in 1942 and will be a memorial park for the pilot, Sergeant Hollingworth and navigator, Sergeant Buchanan.
Marlene Crossland, from Pogmoor Area Resident's Association, comments: "We are extremely grateful for the kind donation from Taylor Wimpey, which will help us to put our plans for the park into action.
With five raised flowerbeds dedicated to the bombers and their crew of five men, the sensory garden will appeal to all five senses; sight, smell, sound, taste and touch, and will offer a public seating area.
Anne Bagshaw, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey Yorkshire, says: "When we heard about the plans to create a memorial garden, we jumped at the chance to get involved and offer a helping hand.
Pupils from Horizon Community College, Barnsley MBC, Royal British Legion and North Area Council have all assisted Pogmoor Area Resident's Association in carrying out work for the garden.
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Q: Java EE install through ssh on a Linux AMI I want to install Java EE 6 on a RedHat machine. The machine is actually an AWS AMI. I have installed JDK succesfully but when I try to install Java EE, the console tells me I hace to set the DISPLAY environment variable. I have googled for a while and found that Java EE can only be installed with an X server running(hence the DISPLAY variable). I have no idea how to install this as a linux AMI doesn't have a X Window environment (correct me and illustrate me if I'm wrong). How can I get through with this?
Thanks
P.D: I set the DISPLAY variable just to see what happens with no luck
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at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:601)
        at org.openinstaller.core.EngineBootstrap.main(EngineBootstrap.java:208)
SEVERE INTERNAL ERROR: Can't connect to X11 window server using '10.98.135.210:0.0' as the value of the DISPLAY variable.

A: I searched around a bit and found another user with the same problem trying to install glassfish.
Hope this helps.
See below:
"a dummy X server will do (like xvfb http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xvfb). The following steps should do the trick for you
yum install xorg-x11-server-Xvfb
Xvfb :1 -ac
export DISPLAY=:1.0
After this run your executable
In case u run into problem while seeting up Xvfb, then following url has some tips for the same https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1337232/what-dummy-x-server-should-i-use-with-openoffice-on-debian"

A: To install Glassfish in a headless environment, just use the .zip package, and copy the files on your server, and you can run it with the usual asadmin command line ... I had one running this way on an EC2 instance. You don't even need Xvfb or else.
Alternatively, I remeber there is a command line option with the installer which will allow you to bypass the graphical install, and have it run smoothly without ny window nor user interaction. You only need to prepare a file in advance, with a minimal set-up (including accepting the licence). I used that, until I realized the first option was much simpler ...

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Last night His Eminence George Cardinal Pell delivered the Annual Lecture on Religious Liberty at the University of Notre Dame. He was a pleasure to listen to, as always.
Todd Johnson, an expert on Christian demography with the World Christian Database, has estimated that there were 100,000 new Christian martyrs each year between 2000 and 2010, many from the Sudan and Congo. Citing Johnson's research, Italian sociologistMassimo Introvigne has claimed that a Christian is killed every five minutes.
A special commission established as part of the Church's preparations for the Great Jubilee of 2000 arrived at a lower estimate than Johnson. It concluded that were perhaps twenty-seven million Christian martyrs in the twentieth century, making up "two thirds of the entire martyrology of the first two millennia". However the estimates might be drawn up, it seems clear that more Christians were killed for their faith in the twentieth century "than in the previous nineteen centuries combined."
Recently at Sydney University, a pro-life group founded Life Choice, a society to promote discussion around abortion and euthanasia. For such a group to be affiliated with the Student Union and receive some funding, they are required to hold an initial meeting with at least twenty members and then make application. Their first application was denied by a subcommittee because such a group would not enhance student life! An appeal against this exclusion was made to the full Student Union board and the Life Choice group won affiliation by one vote.
Two details are interesting. Professor Peter Singer, the Australian philosopher from Princeton University, intervened to support the right of Life Choice to affiliate; and one of the Student Union opponents proclaimed that a woman's right to choose abortion comes before freedom of expression. Here we have a glimpse of the future.
Protections, not exemptions. Federal and state anti-discrimination laws usually include a range of "exemptions" or "exceptions" for religious organisations (and other groups). The purpose of these exemptions is to protect other rights, but the language of exemptions creates the impression that they are simply concessions or special permissions to discriminate granted by the state for political reasons. This is completely misleading and helpful to no one, except those who want to misrepresent the situation and remove protections for religious freedom. The language of exemptions should be replaced with the language of protections, clearly identifying the human right that is being protected.


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Crivadia Tower is located close to the village of Crivadia, on the road to commune Băniţa. It is said that it was built on request of the aristocrats from Haţeg County, who were complaining about the smuggling going on between the inhabitants of Haţeg and those from Oltenia. The tower was a customs point in the 16th century, supervising the old road connecting Ţara Românească to Transilvania. It is not known how efficient it was, as no document mentioned its name in the years to come. It was built of limestone extracted from the nearby zone, its walls being really high at places. The tower is circular, with a diameter of 13 m, and the exterior is plastered. It was endowed with a wooden watch way, now disappeared.


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Mark and Marijke Smith
"Real love," theologian Timothy Keller writes, "instinctively desires permanence."
Marijke and I have been on this mountainside place for 48 years. Every day we glean fresh insight from: a visit to a hillside vista, springtime tulips gleaming red and yellow in the sunlight, the combined white and umber of the winter's first snow, the mosaic of pattern and texture in fine stone and woodwork and wisdom gleaned from the back and forth banter with an old friend.
This is an accumulation of wealth made over a lifetime, each expanding experience building from the last because we see and hear more. Because of this we are unwilling to go elsewhere for that would forsake the bedrocks of wealth made over a lifetime.
Thus, being mortal, we seek the living permanence of an evolving and ongoing culture.We believe that the best way to do this is to create a transition from our two person community to a more expansive participatory community—one with shared democratic values, combined with an ecology that respects the land and the whole earth. We seek permanence by evolution, bringing fresh points of view, fresh skills and technologies, and fresh capital to this place that we love.
Liz Bicknell
I live with my partner of 20 years, John Pijewski. He is a poet and investor and retired. I have two sons, Rowan Lockery and Corin Lockery. They are 26 and 23 respectively. Both are big musicians--trombone, guitar, vocals--and they live in Eugene, OR, and Durham, NC, respectively. I'm originally from the UK and have lived in the US for 34 years, in California, Oregon, and Massachusetts and I'm a liberal.
I've worked as Editorial Director at Candlewick Press in Somerville, MA, since January 1997 and in publishing since 1982. Candlewick Press is an award-winning independent children's books publisher with offices also in London and Sydney (Walker Books). We create books for children from birth to 18 years.
Most of my work is solitary--editing--but I do think it possible that the Commons could host some writing-related seminars or workshops that I could run. Additionally, I'd be happy to create a library onsite if there was interest.
I have purchased , Breidablick because I love its light and space, both of which are important to someone involved in the creative arts. I like being near to Mark and Marijke and yet having my privacy
Community and open space are of equal importance to me. I like solitude but I also like chatting to like-minded neighbors. I love the politics of Vermont, the proximity to Montpelier and Burlington, and the concept of co-housing, which is akin to the employee-owned business in which I work. I think I can contribute in decision-making, as I am comfortable with sharing my ideas and listening to the ideas of others. Coming to consensus is a key area in my work.
Kevin and Theresa.
We fit snugly into that treasured Vermont paradigm of urban refugees seeking a better life for their family. She writes novels and screenplays and I write for a popular local brand, so our professional lives are defined by research, imagination and constant revision. And as parents of two daughters—6 and 2—we live personal lives defined by education, safety and partnership.
Windekind Commons symbiotically balances our professional and personal lives due to its solitude, breathtaking beauty and the warmth of its people. A place that provides equal-opportunity respite from and inspiration to perform our work is an ideal home indeed.
The Commons features vast space that awaits adventure. It's close to Burlington and closer yet to top-flight schools and old family farms. The people of Huntington love their mountain town, from the fresh-air kids to the hardened old-timers who've done some of man's toughest work. We want to be part of a place and a community that we, too, can be proud of.
We do not belong to a cult or commune or survivalist compound—we are a group of like-minded people who want to build a thriving community that operates according to the patterns and processes of nature, commonly known as 'permaculture.' Windekind symbolizes our resistance to the pernicious symptoms of society's ills: living here represents our choice to focus on community, ingenuity and conservation instead of popular culture, identity politics and the 24-hour news cycle. In the face of great change, we welcome the chance to live by these values and to instill them in our kids.
Our girls are the reason we're embracing this life. We want them to learn from the forest, not the streets; to hear wind and birds and water and not horns and shouting and sirens; to see each day in pulsing green and not muted grey. We want them to conserve more than we did, waste less than we did, and learn self-sustenance instead of taking daily trips to the store. Windekind Commons gives our family the opportunity to live a more rewarding lifestyle, and apply the lessons we learn for the benefit of generations to come.
Our share of The Commons is our new family birthright. Apart from love and time, it is the greatest gift we could ever give our children.
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Tanna was born in a rural village close to Hong Kong, emigrated to New Orleans when she was seven years old, moved to Boston with her family before she was ten and grew up to graduate from Boston Latin and an ivy league school. I was born into a military family, moving every third year with roots and an extended family in a very small mid-western farm town. Following a detour with the draft, I graduated from a small state college in the Massachusetts countryside and went on to wander in the Middle East, alternately digging and attending grad school.
Tanna and I met in Boston more than 30 years ago. We fell in love, married, and shared responsibilities for raising my kids with their mother in what's now referred to as a modern family. The kids grew up, moved away to go to school and to have their own adventures, and to our surprise came back. We're all now in VT again with our first grandson celebrating his sixth birthday next week.
We were both liberal arts students, committed to understanding ourselves and this world rather than following more practical paths, both somehow finding our way into business. We came to believe that businesses could in fact be creative, socially responsible good citizens, and successful when that was a novel idea, and we still hold it as a given.
Tanna and I subsequently invested our professional lives working in, growing, learning and leading businesses from small to large, all entrepreneurial, values based, and community centered. The list isn't a long one and most have involved the same small band of entrepreneurs. Some have succeeded and some haven't, but we've learned from each one together.
When we came to Vermont more than 25 years ago, we knew that we were home almost immediately, and that's more our experience now than it was even then. Work takes me away for more than seventy five percent of my time, and while I appreciate the opportunities, Vermont is still at the center of our lives together.
It's also been our experience that Vermont is a shared oasis. Community, family, friends and acquaintances all bring experiences and perspectives as diverse as the landscape, and most share that appreciation and commitment. While it's not always possible, we find that values, consensus and compromise balance that diversity at work and at home.
The contradiction in our lives has been that given the above, we're private people. In spite of having been active in a number of companies where shared points of view, discussion and debate are core principles, we had never considered living in an intentional, co-housing community. And while we've gardened over the years, the principles of permaculture are new to us as well. That said, we're finding through experience, readings, and from our conversations with Mark and Marijke that this is in fact a model and lifestyle that's meaningful to us, and maybe more consistent with our values and lifestyle than we knew.
We appreciate the beauty of the Farm, we value community, we know that our decisions with home and lifestyle have a material impact on the world that we'll leave to the next generation. We also recognize the challenges of a living community, and at the same time the benefits of a healthy community dynamic, supporting creative, diverse and sustainable homes and relationships.
We're expecting that the Farm will bring even more diverse, interesting, and healthy perspectives and experiences, and we're looking forward to it.


The Zoo is a one act opera without spoken dialog, with music by Arthur Sullivan and a libretto by B. C. Stephenson, writing under the pen name of Bolton Rowe. It premiered on 5 June 1875 at the St. James's Theatre in London.
The farcical story concerns two pairs of lovers. First, a nobleman, who goes to the zoo to woo the girl who sells snacks there. He tries to impress her by buying and eating all of the food. The other couple is a young chemist who believes that he has poisoned his beloved by mixing up her father's prescription with peppermint that he had meant for her.
The opera opens at the British zoological gardens, where the proud and opinionated British Public gather to look at the animals. Carboy is discovered standing on a chair with a rope around his neck. The chorus insist that if he is going to commit suicide, he must first tell them the reason why. Carboy happily obliges and sings of how he had wooed Lætitia Grinder, the daughter of a prosperous grocer. Her father, Mr. Grinder, disapproved of their relationship, but Carboy, an apothacary, was able to communicate with her in prescriptions. But one day, the labels for a dose of peppermint for Lætitia and a lotion for her father's back were mixed up. Carboy, believing that he has killed his love, has despaired of all hope and intends to kill himself. However, Eliza Smith, the no-nonsense keeper of the refreshment stall at the zoo, forbids it.
Eliza's beau, Thomas Brown, appears, and they spend a romantic moment. Thomas begins to purchase and rapidly eat an astonishing amount of Eliza's refreshments. Lætitia enters, looking for Carboy. He is surprised to find her alive, but she explains that she did not drink the lotion as he had feared. They too describe their everlasting love and then combine with Thomas and Eliza as Eliza lists the remarkable catalogue of the food that Thomas has just eaten. Thomas explains that he has eaten all of her wares to prove his affection for her.
Thomas faints, and the male zoo goers argue with their wives about how to revive him. Carboy, explaining that he is a physician, asks the crowd to stand back and steps in to help. After making a quick examination, he writes a prescription, which Eliza takes to be filled. Thomas revives briefly, and before passing out again, makes a delirious comment that implies that he is of noble birth. Carboy unfastens his patient's jacket, and the crowd are shocked to find that Thomas is a Knight of the Garter. Thomas revives, and it turns out that he is the Duke of Islington. He had disguised himself as a commoner so that he could search for a humble, virtuous wife without revealing his true rank. Now that his secret is discovered, Thomas makes a garbled but well-received speech and, taking the perceptive crowd's advice, resolves to propose marriage to Eliza as soon as he can change into his "native guise." He exits.
Mr. Grinder arrives looking for Carboy and Lætitia, but the no one will help him. Eliza returns and is upset to find that Thomas has disappeared. The amused crowd tell her, mysteriously, that he will return soon. Still upset, Eliza laments that she is a simple little child who cannot understand why wealthy men have always showered her with gifts and invitations. Grinder returns, confronting his disobedient daughter and her beloved apothecary. Lætitia begs her father to let her marry Carboy, but Grinder once again refuses. Hearing this, Carboy asks the crowd for a rope with which to hang himself. Failing at that, and after bidding Lætitia a lengthy farewell, he heads for the bear pit in the hopes of being killed by the fearsome creatures.
The Zoo can be performed in conjunction with other single act acts, such as Trial By Jury, Cox and Box, or a one-act highlights production.


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New database of Swedish archaeological research in Greece
In a recently completed project at the Swedish Institute in Athens, materials from more than a hundred years of Swedish archaeological research in Greece has been made available through the database PRAGMATA. The database includes, among other things, an extensive photo archive and information about a unique archaeological collection which is managed by Museum Gustavianum at Uppsala University.
Swedish archaeologists worked in Greece long before the Swedish Institute in Athens in 1975 was given permission to conduct its own excavations. The documentation from these early excavations often ended up in private archives and the recovered materials were separated to different museums and archaeological storages in Greece and Sweden, where the absence of systematic records have complicated researching the materials.
To increase the availability of the source material and improve the opportunities for transdisciplinary research the PRAGMATA database was created, with researchers and students as the primary target group. Within the project, a large part of the archaeological materials have now been catalogued, organised and digitised. Additionally, previously existing databases and other digital information have been converted to a modern database format and incorporated in PRAGMATA. All documentation has been catalogued and stored in accordance with Swedish archiving standards at the Swedish Institute in Athens where it can be consulted by researchers.
"A serious issue that the Swedish Institute in Athens has been battling for decades, namely not having access to documentation from many archaeological projects and/or not being able to connect this information to available materials, is now finally solved. I look forward to increased research on Swedish excavations in Greece," says Arto Penttinen, Director of the Swedish Institute in Athens.
PRAGMATA is a result of the infrastructure project "Arkiv och databas över svensk arkeologisk forskning i Grekland" at the Swedish Institute in Athens. The project has been funded by the Swedish Foundation for Humanities and Social Sciences and co-funded by Uppsala University Museum, the Department of Archaeology and Ancient History, Uppsala University and the Swedish Institute in Athens.
The structures of the older databases has been preserved in PRAGMATA to enable researchers with knowledge of old databases to conduct specific searches, while other users are able to make more general searches.
"We have used modern database technology and an advanced search engine to make this very complex material searchable and to enable a flexible visualisation of the data," says Hans Liss, systems architect and database developer for PRAGMATA.
PRAGMATA contains information about archaeological materials, storage, contextual information, photos and links to partly scanned and annotated documentation which directly connects different sources which would otherwise be hard to find. The parts of the documentation which have previously been unavailable, brittle or hard to connect to the excavated materials have been prioritised. The intention for the future is to further grow PRAGMATA with material from all of the Swedish Mediterranean institutes.
Link to the database: https://pragmata.sia.uu.se/pragmata
Awaiting permission from the Greek Ministry of Culture, only the material from the Asine collection at Uppsala University is currently searchable. The digitized material stored in Greece will become available pending permission.
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First of all, according to him, the company was interested in launching an enterprise for the production of high quality products in Kazakhstan. And here, as Nabil Mark Abdul-Massih notes, an open and systematic approach to supporting foreign investors, quickly assessing and planning the necessary tasks and resources at all stages of project creation became important for INOKS Capital.
"We cannot ignore the stable comfort provided by the Kazakhstani legal system and the strong political will of the Kazakhstani administration when accompanying investment projects. A level playing field and modern infrastructure for promoting and developing business, such as the AIFC, special economic zones for projects in key sectors of the economy have become a decisive factor for our company to make a decision, "he added.
Nabil Mark Abdul-Massih added that the standardization of administrative work, combined with stimulating tax and financial packages "did not make people think about the need to continue investing in the economy of Kazakhstan."
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In 1978 Micha Kanitz finished his Carrier as coach of the National team and came back to action defending the cage of "Givat Haim". Together with his son Eyal Kanitz, one of the best Israel players of the 80's, they won the National Championship and Cup of Israel in 1980. At the time it was still quite hard to score against the 45 years old....legendary goalie Micha Kanitz.


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Garena Taiwan caught using betting site during official MSI broadcast
by Olivia Richman | May 1, 2019
League of Legend's 2019 Mid-Season Invitational has just begun and there's already a lot of controversy bubbling beneath the surface.
Garena Taiwan, a digital entertainment platform, has been caught using an esports betting site. When Garena started its MSI stream early, viewers caught a glimpse of the betting site open on a computer browser that was being shared on the live stream. It was clear to viewers that Garena were already logged into a betting site and had placed a few bets on the upcoming matches.
Esports fans in the Twitch chat began to call Garena out. This led the company to abruptly end the broadcast and delete all VODs and clips from the company's Twitch channel. But many Taiwanese League fans were quick to save their own versions of the video. In the clip below, the betting site can be seen at 10:08:
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Captured this morning, the video already has over 7,000 views. According to many Reddit users, the Taiwanese gaming community is "extremely mad" at Garena for its actions.
But what is the actual issue here?
Garena is the official distributor of League of Legends in some other countries, including Taiwan. This means the company is Riot's official partner, representing Riot in many aspects internationally. Since Garena is an event sponsor, it's possible that the company could have insider knowledge, or more nefariously, could even have made deals with teams beforehand to affect the outcome of a match.
Even if Garena did not go to such lengths to affect any of the matches played, many Taiwanese fans seem very disappointed in the company. It's possible that Garena was not even aware of the betting, as it was a shared screen from an individual's computer. But, much like traditional sports, employees involved with the production or broadcast are discouraged from betting on the event.
For now, it's unclear if the employee in question, or Garena as a whole, will face any backlash or formal punishment for what transpired. But Reddit users have made it very clear that the majority of esports fans are quite upset about the potential implications.


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You can read about several of the countries we are particularly involved with in the sections below.
Ukraine is a country of approximately 46.7 million with the capital city of Kiev having approximately 3.2 million (metro area). Per capita income is only $1,040 with large unemployment and rampant corruption. The political situation remains unpredictable. The number of Evangelicals (including Pentecostal/Charismatics) represents 4.4% of the population. MTEE is filling the need for good theological training with 55 Bible Colleges, a number of masters programs, and a doctoral program.
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Bulgaria is a small nation of approximately 7 million people that is found bordering with Greece, Macedonia, Romania, Turkey, and Yugoslavia. A look at current statistics show us that Bulgaria is experiencing negative population growth as many move to other counties seeking better employment. Approximately 50% of the population lives below the poverty level and unemployment is 11.4% (although some say it is much higher) and average per capita income is $1,170. Essential economic reform was begun in 1997. Bulgaria became part of the EU in 2007. Major reforms have been made in preparation for membership both in the Bulgarian infrastructure and political policies (including changes in religious laws). One of the biggest hindrances to final acceptance into the EU is corruption. Bulgaria is considered to be primarily Greek Orthodox in its religious practices. Evangelicals (including Pentecostal/Charismatics) are 3.8% of the population.
Moldova is a country of approximately 4.4 million people and considered the poorest country in Europe. Unemployment is around 8% with over 80% of the population considered to be under the (world's standard) poverty line. Yearly per capita income is $385. In 1998, Russia experienced a major financial crisis that severely affected Moldova's economy which relies on Russia for over 60% of its foreign trade. Due to the sharp economic downturn that ensued, more than 25% of Moldova's workforce left to be employed abroad. Evangelicals (including Pentecostal/Charismatics) represent 5% of the population.
The United States of America is a constitutional federal republic composed of 50 states. Its area is 3,796,742 square miles. The capital of USA is Washington, D.C. with a population of approximately 7,062 million people. Every state has its own capital. The population of America is 324,532,000 people.
The United States celebrates its independence from Great Britain on July 4 since 1776.
The economy of the U.S. is the most powerful in the world. Its currency is used all over the world.
The U.S. currently has the fifth largest population of native Spanish speakers in the world behind Colombia, Argentina, Spain, and Mexico.
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NEWRY, Maine – The Saint Joseph's College men's and women's alpine ski teams competed in a giant slalom event at Sunday River on Saturday.
For the men, freshman Burke Cornish (Windham, Maine) placed 25th overall after posting a 2:01.13 total time. Burke notched a 1:02.54 effort on the first run and a 58.59 time on the second run. Senior Eryk Bean (Londonderry, N.H.) also competed but did not finish either run.
For the women, senior Lexzi Summers (West Stockbridge, Mass.) finished 20th with a 2:01.55 (1:03.34 – 58.21) cumulative time and freshman Sarah Hotchkiss (New Durham, N.H.) was 22nd with a 2:12.25 (1:08.28 – 1:03.97) total time.
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Salford hardships: From an industrial hub to high levels of poverty, homelessness and unemployment
06 Aug 2012 - 04:50AM
By Mihaela Ivantcheva
Salford lags behind many other regions in the UK with its high levels of poverty, homelessness and unemployment.
As Salford has come under the stoplight in the past couple of months, not only nationally but also internationally, MM looks at the area and the main issues the community is currently facing.
Salford was the workshop of Europe, recalls Alec McFadden, activist and manager of Salford Unemployed & Community Resource Centre.
From being a key industrial hub, it has now turned into one of the most deprived areas in the UK.
Unemployment rates are constantly above the national and regional levels, and more and more people have lost their jobs since the beginning of the recession.
Although this trend can be observed throughout the UK, the unemployment woes are particularly apparent in Salford.
He said: "In the seventies and eighties all factories in Salford closed down – These were all skilled workers and they lost their jobs.
"The base industry in Salford is gone. It is a serious problem and it is very difficult to get out of this now."
He added: "From being a very prosperous area Salford became an area of high unemployment, poverty, drug problems, crime and there has been an incredible lack of investment," said the union boss.
Since 2004, as far as the figures from the Office for National Statistics go, unemployment levels in Salford have not even once gone below the regional and national average.
Hazel Blears, MP for Salford and Eccles said that the lack of opportunity has adversely affected young people.
"Many young people have contacted my office, frustrated that they can't get a job because they don't have work experience, but they can't get work experience without a job."
Ms Blears said that this has prompted her to launch Kids without Connections – a 500-strong apprenticeship scheme that offers young people in Salford placements over the summer.
Unfortunately, those placements are not paid.
Mr McFadden also highlighted that Salford is an area with a lot of industrial injuries and diseases.
"In September through to the middle of December and from January through to August this place is full of people who are trying to get their state benefits.
"These are people who need to get benefits because they are not fit to work, disabled people, they've got cancer, they have broken arms or twisted backs, and people with debts because they lost their jobs," he said.
A quick glance at the data from the Office for National Statistics confirms that 14,700 people or 38.2% of Salfordians are listed as long-term sick, which is significantly above the national figure of 22.2%.
Poverty translated into violent crimes
Shortly after the murder of Indian student Anuj Bidve, Greater Manchester Police admitted to problems in the area but reassured residents that crime levels have significantly come down.
"We know we have got problems in the area and we keep working on them.
"I would be a fool to say everything is perfect but we have made some positive strives in the area and that continues," said Chief Superintendent Kevin Mulligan from the Salford Division in a press conference following the incident.
He added: "If we look at Salford and Ordsall in particular, there have been some significant improvements in that area."
In 2011, crime in Central Salford fell by 10% with reductions in burglary and vehicle crime.
According to GMP statistics, since 2008/2009 crime in the Salford area has come down by 22%, assault – by 34% and vehicle crime – by 50%.
"The cornerstone of policing in the area is neighbourhood policing, working with the community, meeting the community's needs and working with multi-agencies such as the Salford City Council to improve the environment, and we have had significant successes.
"Before and since the murder we have recovered significant amount of firearms in Salford and continue to target organised criminality," said Chief Superintendent Mulligan.
Episodes of violent crime in 2010/2011 were significantly above the England and North West average according to Salford's Community Mental Health Profile 2012.
A year on – getting to the roots of the riots
As England commemorates one year since the August riots, Mr McFadden thinks that lack of opportunities, deprivation, homelessness and poverty among young people were the key driver in igniting the 'uprising'.
"These are the children of parents who grew up without any expectations of getting work.
"The police said that in their view the riots were all about gangsters, who were upset about how clever the police were and how many of them they have caught and not about poverty. That's complete and utter rubbish.
"The riots were without a doubt about people who have no money, nowhere to go and are frustrated.
"We are building up a major problem which could explode in violence and thefts.
"It is a serious problem.
According to him the key issue is to get the city and the government to provide money for apprenticeships, education and training as well as encourage investment in the area and create more jobs.
"One of the things about Salford is that it is a branch economy, it isn't a city with any major employer other than the council. There is nothing in Salford.
"There is also no point having training for jobs that don't exist.
"There is no point in creating zeppelins which we won't use," he said.
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DA presses no charges against woman arrested for yelling at governor
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The state's District Attorney John Earthman did not go forward pressing charges against Brenda Evak who was arrested on Wednesday in Nome for disorderly conduct at the Nome airport as Governor Mike Dunleavy, state officials and representatives from the group Americans for Prosperity arrived. They came to Nome as part of a statewide "roadshow" that was sponsored and paid for by Americans for Prosperity and was billed as a policy forum on how to curb government spending.
Although the charges forwarded by the Nome Police Department to the DA were dismissed, Brenda Evak had to appear in the Nome Court at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 28. Judge Romano DiBenedetto confirmed with the DA that he didn't not want to pursue the case and then told Evak, "You are discharged and free to go, have a good day."
Prior to the court appearance, Evak gave a statement in front of the Nome Courthouse. Surrounded by a group of supporters she introduced herself as an Inupiaq Alaska Native woman from Kotzebue, having lived in Nome for 14 years, since she was 13-years-old. She said she cares for her community and the land and the future of the indigenous and non-indigenous people. She talked about the trauma of colonization and forced assimilation of indigenous people. "It's trauma that I'm still healing from today," she said. On Wednesday she was flying back to Nome, apparently not aware that the governor was on the same plane. In an emotional statement, interrupted a few times by tears, she recounted how she was recently struggling with who she is as a Native woman, about land and environmental issues and what she could do to improve lives for her people and the land.
"What can I do and who's gonna hear me?" she asked herself.
The energy had been building for a while and boiled over when she saw Dunleavy at the airport, Evak said. "I saw Goliath – Dunleavy, by no means, he is not Goliath, but the people who sponsor him are," she said through tears. "They're the people against us and our land. In that moment, I decided to let that energy go and I said what was in my heart and I began chanting 'When our land is under attack —what do we do? We stand up and fight back.' We fight for our people, our healing, for our land." Evak said Dunleavy came up to her, smirked at her. Then she was then taken out of the building by police officers. She remembered being compliant but continued to chant. She was handcuffed outside and the police took her to Anvil Mountain Correctional Center, from where she was released immediately. Later that day, she was attending the governor's roadshow at Old St. Joe's.
According to a Nome Police Department press release, sent to KNOM, the Nugget, KTVA and KTUU, Chief of Police Bob Estes wrote that Nome police officers and state troopers were conducting security checks at the airport. When the governor arrived, he began shaking hands, the press release says. "Evak started yelling statements at the Governor and stomping her feet," the release said. It also said that her actions "gained everyone's attention." Police said they asked her to lower her voice and that she was asked to leave. When she didn't, the press release said, AST and NPD escorted her out of the terminal "during which she was exhibiting physical resistance and endangering public safety." That was not Sue Steinacher's observation, who stood right next to Evak as she was handcuffed. "I didn't see physical resistance, she just stood there when they handcuffed her. I didn't see any threat to public safety," Steinacher said. Steinacher described that inside the terminal, people were even applauding Evak for speaking her mind. "I doubt people would've applauded if she had been kicking and flailing or showing physical resistance, but for speaking up, there were people clapping their hands," Steinacher remembered. When Steinacher inquired why Evak was arrested, the police officer's response was that Evak had been too loud.
One charge of disorderly conduct was sent to the DA.
District Attorney John Earthman explained that disorderly conduct is the least serious criminal charge and carries a maximum penalty of one day in jail. He said he routinely dismisses charges of disorderly conduct. This case, however, was unlike the majority of disorderly conduct charges he sees, as it was not connected to the consumption of alcohol. "I decided the case does not warrant criminal prosecution because the issue was resolved," he said. Asked if the content of the speech was taken into account, Earthman explained: "This is not about content. It's about the type of confrontation she chose to exhibit at the airport." Earthman said that the state does not need to spend time on this case and dismissed the charge.
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