The American Association of Christian Counselors hosts a regular conference in September which is often as much glitz as professional development. Contemporary Christian music artists sing (Mercy Me this year) and big name speakers speak (e.g., Eric Metaxas). There are also professional workshops and training sessions and materials to buy galore. Full disclosure, I have presented workshops at these conferences and once upon a time was on the AACC advisory board even though we rarely advised anyone about anything.
This year's conference looks almost like a meeting of President Trump's court evangelicals and religious defense team. Eric Metaxas is a keynoter and the leaders just added Jack Graham and Jay Sekulow. AACC owner Tim Clinton is right in the middle of the court in the image to the right.
I got this information from an AACC member who is tired of how politically focused AACC has become. Although I don't think a mass exodus is coming, I am hearing rumblings that at least some counselors have dropped membership and others are considering it.
I hope there will be a session on healthcare reform and the persistent demand of Republicans to drop basic benefits like mental health coverage which many of the AACC members rely on for their livelihood and their clients need to get treatment. I also hope there is a session on narcissism and that it is well attended.
Perhaps, Trump's new Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci can give a session on clean communication and dealing with the press. Court evangelicals would just eat that up.
The delegates continued discussion about the president and approved a proposal to allot the executive a 7-year term. In this proposal, the executive would not be eligible for re-election. They also decided to remove land ownership as a qualification for holding office. The delegates reviewed their resolutions and adjourned until August 6, 1787 in order to allow the Committee of Detail to prepare the draft.
Delegate Mason from VA used England's parliament as a model by suggesting the qualification enacted during the reign of Queen Anne. Mainly this involved having an estate worth 600 pounds.
Eventually the delegates debated this and determined that too many good men (they had no thought that women would be able to participate) would be disqualified by these rules.
In Madison's notes, the end of this day's entry summarized the resolutions up to that point. There was much that looks like the finished product but there were more compromises to come. The Committee of Detail then took the work and prepared to report the Constitution on August 6.
After studying depression for three months, Christian filmmaker Ray Comfort thinks he understands the subject. After his research, he made a movie about suicide, called Exit, which is available on his website for $20. Yesterday, he told David Barton on Wallbuilders Live that after awhile the movie would be free on YouTube. I haven't seen the movie yet, but judging from the interview, I have to question how well he understands depression.
I never heard anybody say that until Barton said it on his program.
Later in the interview Comfort seemed to blame lack of religious belief as a catalyst for depression. I intend to review the movie after I watch it.
What was missing in their discussion was any recognition that depression is a medical problem with a biological foundation. If anything, listeners could easily come away from that interview thinking that depression could be cured by having an evangelical belief system. Experience tells us that is not true.
Depression as a concept is hard to pin down. What makes the subject difficult to grasp is that mood naturally flows between highs and lows. Sometimes are moods are depressed for no reason, but other times, there are negative circumstances which are hard to accept which gives rise to depression. Thinking through things rationally and with a long view can help to overcome those rough spots. However, suicidal thinking is most associated with chronic depression which is not a bad day or triggered by negative circumstances. This the more complex medical situation which Comfort and the Bartons don't seem to grasp.
As I was reflecting on the Comfort interview and preparing to watch Exit, I came across the writings of a friend who experiences depression. I have permission from my anonymous friend to reproduce them here. I think they reflect and describe what it is to feel this kind of depression.
I don't know what to do about these moments, how to describe them, or how to trace their causes. And while I can sometimes learn about them when my depression is on vacation, I've yet to overcome the moratorium on research it imposes when it's at work full time.
But I know this: depression is a liar. It whispers that the world is uniquely bad in general and uniquely bad for me in particular. It tells me that the comfort of friends and annoyance of acquaintances are reinforcing, not alleviating, my problems. It inspires coping mechanisms like over sleeping, over eating, substance abuse, or other self-destructive behaviors that rob life of its joy. Depression only looks out for itself, and it lies to you to keep itself safe.
I don't know what to do about it, and I can't always find the energy to fight back. But depression is a liar, and it blinds me to what's really true, noble, excellent, and praiseworthy. It's hard, but I'm learning slowly not to fall for the lies, to hunt for companionship when I feel most lonely, and to know that what I'm feeling isn't unique, even if I can't describe it.
I can't teach you anything about my depression, and I certainly don't know anything about what you might be feeling. But we could all use a hand in the dark, particularly when there are so many cheap people offering cheap solutions to expensive problems. If you have a hand to offer, I'm sure you know someone who needs it, and if you need to take my hand, I'll try to offer it when I'm able.
Our task is to make the whole world our hospital, to provide for the sick and bind up the wounds other people might have. Depressed people don't know their treatment options or the extent of their diagnosis, but each of us can offer a small glimpse of healing to those who are most ill. I have nothing but thanks for those who have been my doctors, and I hope some day to repay the kindness.
Thanks to my anonymous friend for sharing these thoughts.
For depressed people, it doesn't help to shame them because they have different beliefs or doubt God. What helps is what my friend describes: medical care, companionship, and a kind hand in the darkness.
*Inspired by C.S. Lewis, The Problem of Pain.
During his April 21 Wallbuilders Live broadcast, David Barton had Ray Comfort on to discuss his new movie about suicide, Exit. I intend to watch and review the movie but for now I want to advise readers to be wary. For the most part, the advice given during this episode about depression and suicide is not helpful and in fact for some could be counterproductive.
Yeah, Rick, one of the reasons that we talked about this before here on this show is that this is something we want to do because- we don't want to do anything that promotes obviously, this incredibly sad and really unbiblical position, that someone would want to end their life. So we want we want to promote that there's hope, right?
Good intentions or not, there is a troubling thread here which continues throughout the program. The hosts and the guest treats suicide like it is a culture war battle — Christians on one side and non-Christians on the other. The problem with this should be obvious. One does not need to be a Christian to oppose suicide. People of all religions and none view suicide as a tragedy.
Alas, David Barton makes depression about what he's against and shames those who are on the wrong side.
David: You're talking about how the culture is now present in things like suicide with the programs out there. Suicide so often stems from depression and Ray will talk about the rising depression numbers in the United States.
What's interesting is the culture also promotes things that increase depression. For example, when you look at studies on abortion, women who have had an abortion have depression rates three to five times higher than everybody else.
And it's really not because there is a Biblical side. Depression really comes from being discontent with who you are or what's going on. It's not accepting yourself or not accepting the situation.
Barton confuses effects and causes. Being unhappy with oneself is most often an effect of depression. Simply advising a depressed person to accept yourself is like telling an unemployed person to save for retirement. The otherwise sound advice just increases the hopelessness.
Regarding Barton's claims, there is evidence that depression is higher among women who have had abortion and yes, GLBT people report more depression. However, the matter of cause cannot be ascertained from these facts. Women who have abortions also have other stressors in their lives. For some, especially those who do not believe abortion is right, having an abortion may trigger depression. However, for others there is no link.
The picture with homosexuality is even more complex. The existing research does not confirm that being gay causes depression. When examining a correlation between two variables, variable A may cause variable B or vice versa. However, a third possibility exists. Another variable may effect both variable A and variable B. For instance, shark attacks and ice cream sales in a coastal town might correlate but clearly summer beach going influences both variables.
We know that women are depressed more than men. We also know from brain scan studies that the brains of gay males are more like the brains of straight females than straight males. It is reasonable to hypothesize that there might be a neurological basis for straight females and gay males to report more depression.
Barton wants to make depression about doing right and being on the right side of the culture war. I can assure Mr. Barton that Christian nationalists get depressed. Good Christians get depressed. Straights and women who have never considered an abortion get depressed. Portraying the causes of depression as being about believing the right Christian things is unhelpful and may drive some people away from getting the help they need. Worse, people who hold the "right" views but remain depressed can become even more hopeless. Over 40 years of clinical practice and teaching, I have encountered many Christians who want to give up because they do everything "right" without relief from their depression.
Apparently Ray Comfort is a quick study. After three months of study, he has all the answers.
So I studied it and after about three months of studying, writing a book, and doing a movie I came to the conclusion the world doesn't know what it's doing. They have no idea what causes chronic depression and they have no chance of a [against] suicide.
I'm bold enough to say, "We know what causes most chronic depression and we know the answer to it." And that's what we put in the movie. And we're very excited. Our YouTube channel's got 45 million views. This is a massive platform to reach the lost of the gospel. And we believe this is our best movie ever it's called, "Exit" for obvious reasons.
The arrogance here is pretty thick. Evangelical circles are full of three-month experts. I intend to reserve judgment on the movie until I see it but I don't have a good feeling about a person who thinks he has the subject of depression mastered after three months of study.
Atheism is to Blame or Is It?
So this generation doesn't object to suicide. So we're going to see, I believe, a huge increase in the future and the church has got to be ready for it. That's why we've created this movement to train the church so they can see what they say. We've also created a study guide a video study guide that goes with it.
OBJECTIVE: Few studies have investigated the association between religion and suicide either in terms of Durkheim's social integration hypothesis or the hypothesis of the regulative benefits of religion. The relationship between religion and suicide attempts has received even less attention.
METHOD: Depressed inpatients (N=371) who reported belonging to one specific religion or described themselves as having no religious affiliation were compared in terms of their demographic and clinical characteristics.
How are we to understand the different findings? I really can't say. However, having studied this subject for many more than three months, I can say that contradictory findings are common in this field. What we can say is that being religious and believing in God isn't a fool proof means of preventing depression and suicidal urges. Among some groups of people, religious beliefs are associated with fewer suicide attempts whereas for other groups, religious affiliation is associated with more attempts.
Although Comfort doesn't give many details about the movie, the hints he gives implies the movie is a way to get people to make decisions to accept Christ as Savior. After acknowledging that religious people get depressed, he seems to say depression will be lifted if you just belief the right things. Again, I will wait to see, but if there is nothing in the film about getting treatment with a message that depression can be managed by competent medical care, then it will be of little value.
There is one good thing I can say about the interview. Comfort and his hosts had some negative things to say about the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why. While I haven't seen the series, I don't like what I've read about it.
The 1787 Constitutional Convention – Can the Election of a President Be Fair?
Since the delegates appointed a Committee of Detail (see yesterday's post), they planned to take a break beginning July 27. The committee worked through the break and hammered out a draft of the Constitution. In session, the delegates debated, then defeated a proposal to allow the Virginia plan to be printed and given to the delegates during the break. Madison was particularly active today and outlined the previously suggested methods for electing a president. In this instance, he preferred a vote of the people.
Using Poland and Germany as illustrations, Madison waxed prophetic about the possibility that foreign powers might try to influence our elections.
Mr. MADISON. There are objections against every mode that has been, or perhaps can be, proposed. The election must be made either by some existing authority under the National or State Constitutions, — or by some special authority derived from the people, — or by the people themselves. The two existing authorities under the National Constitution would be the Legislative and Judiciary. The latter he presumed was out of the question. The former was, in his judgment, liable to insuperable objections. Besides the general influence of that mode on the independence of the Executive, in the first place, the election of the chief magistrate would agitate and divide the Legislature so much, that the public interest would materially suffer by it. Public bodies are always apt to be thrown into contentions, but into more violent ones by such occasions than by any others. In the second place, the candidate would intrigue with the Legislature; would derive his appointment from the predominant faction, and be apt to render his administration subservient to its views. In the third place, the ministers of foreign powers would have, and would make use of, the opportunity to mix their intrigues and influence with the election. Limited as the powers of the Executive are, it will be an object of great moment with the great rival powers of Europe who have American possessions, to have at the head of our government a man attached to their respective politics and interests. No pains, nor perhaps expense, will be spared, to gain from the Legislature an appointment favorable to their wishes. Germany and Poland are witnesses of this danger. In the former, the election of the Head of the Empire, till it became in a manner hereditary, interested all Europe, and was much influenced by foreign interference. In the latter, although the elective magistrate has very little real power, his election has at all times produced the most eager interference of foreign princes, and has in fact at length slid entirely into foreign hands.
Also in support of an election by the people, Gouverneur Morris rose to the rhetorical occasion with three creative devices — two religious and one from Greek mythology.
Mr. GOUVERNEUR MORRIS was against a rotation in every case. It formed a political school, in which we were always governed by the scholars, and not by the masters. The evils to be guarded against in this case are, — first, the undue influence of the Legislature; secondly, instability of councils; thirdly, misconduct in office. To guard against the first, we run into the second evil. We adopt a rotation which produces instability of councils. To avoid Scylla we fall into Charybdis. A change of men is ever followed by a change of measures. We see this fully exemplified in the vicissitudes among ourselves, particularly in the State of Pennsylvania. The self-sufficiency of a victorious party scorns to tread in the paths of their predecessors. Rehoboam will not imitate Solomon. Secondly, the rotation in office will not prevent intrigue and dependence on the legislature. The man in office will look forward to the period at which he will become re-eligible. The distance of the period, the improbability of such a protraction of his life, will be no obstacle. Such is the nature of man — formed by his benevolent Author, no doubt, for wise ends — that although he knows his existence to be limited to a span, he takes his measures as if he were to live forever.
Because Morris invoked an image of Greek mythology, does this mean he wishes to institute a Constitution founded on mythological principles? Clearly, Morris used the idiom to communicate his meaning. Much in the same way, Morris referred to Rehoboam who became a more difficult taskmaster than Solomon. Although the accuracy of this figure of speech is questionable (Rehoboam's changes were arguably a continuation of trends initiated by Solomon), his hearers would have understood his meaning. However, they would not be moved to even consider crafting a theocratic monarchy.
Morris' next reference to his Christian views is a little closer to his politics. He laments the trait in humans to seek power and be shortsighted and then credits God for making human nature to be what it is.
The man in office will look forward to the period at which he will become re-eligible. The distance of the period, the improbability of such a protraction of his life, will be no obstacle. Such is the nature of man — formed by his benevolent Author, no doubt, for wise ends — that although he knows his existence to be limited to a span, he takes his measures as if he were to live forever.
Morris and Madison are notable in their repeated references to the weaknesses and depravity of human nature. It seems likely that their religious training inculcated this view and influenced their support for republican government. Given that Madison likely believed in the doctrine of human depravity, it important to see what he wanted government to do about it. In short, Madison wanted government out of religion and religion out of government. In other words, human nature could not be fixed or accommodated by joining church to state. Rather, those institutions were to be as far apart as possible. Government had to adjust to human nature but not join the church to do so.
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The 1787 Constitutional Convention – Will the President Be an Elected King?
July 24, 1787 (Click to read Madison's notes on the day).
A committee was chosen to compose the decisions made thus far into a document for consideration (Rutledge, Randolph, Gorham, Ellsworth, and Wilson). The delegates discussed against the method of choosing the chief executive and at this juncture approved appointment by the national legislature.
North Carolina's Hugh Williamson advocated reconsidering much of what the delegates had already covered. He also appealed to the differences between the United States and England.
I reproduced this section for two reasons: because Williamson referred to England as a negative example, and because this brief section illustrates the fact that the "framers" were not ideologically on the same page. His view of the executive branch was much different from what actually came to pass. They had many ideas which did not make it in the final product. To say that the Constitution was based or founded on any one source (e.g., David Barton – the Bible), is to ignore the ideological diversity in Convention.
It is not clear if King was serious or if this was meant as a joke to illustrate the dangerous direction of some delegates to approximate a kind of monarch. Even if serious, in context, it made me laugh.
Pennsylvania's James Wilson offered comments which advocated for long term service from gifted people, even into advanced age. Also unusual in this comment is a somewhat favorable reference to the Pope.
Gouverneur Morris then spoke against the legislative appointment with reference again to England. He also suggested that Providence wouldn't rescue the nation from human nature.
Nothing had been said on the other side, of the intrigues to get him out of office. Some leader of a party will always covet his seat, will perplex his administration, will cabal with the Legislature, till he succeeds in supplanting him. This was the way in which the King of England was got out, he meant the real king, the Minister. This was the way in which Pitt (Lord Chatham) forced himself into place. Fox was for pushing the matter still further. If he had carried his India bill, which he was very near doing, he would have made the Minister the king in form almost, as well as in substance. Our President will be the British Minister, yet we are about to make him appointable by the Legislature. Something has been said of the danger of monarchy. If a good government should not now be formed, if a good organization of the Executive should not be provided, he doubted whether we should not have something worse than a limited monarchy. In order to get rid of the dependence of the Executive on the Legislature, the expedient of making him ineligible a second time had been devised. This was as much as to say, we should give him the benefit of experience, and then deprive ourselves of the use of it. But make him ineligible a second time — and prolong his duration even to fifteen years — will he, by any wonderful interposition of Providence at that period, cease to be a man? No; he will be unwilling to quit his exaltation; the road to his object through the Constitution will be shut; he will be in possession of the sword; a civil war will ensue, and the commander of the victorious army, on whichever side, will be the despot of America. This consideration renders him particularly anxious that the Executive should be properly constituted. The vice here would not, as in some other parts of the system, be curable. It is the most difficult of all, rightly to balance the Executive. Make him too weak — the Legislature will usurp his power. Make him too strong — he will usurp on the Legislature. He preferred a short period, a re-eligibility, but a different mode of election. A long period would prevent an adoption of the plan. It ought to do so. He should himself be afraid to trust it. He was not prepared to decide on Mr. WILSON'S mode of election just hinted by him. He thought it deserved consideration. It would be better that chance should decide than intrigue.
The delegates then assigned a committee to attempt to resolve the differences over the executive. It seems quite clear that the delegates wanted to find a systemic way to eliminate the possibility of a bad president. History and current events have shown us that there are checks on bad presidents but nothing which can prevent them.
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3. In the States, many of the ablest men are excluded from the Legislatures, but may be elected into a convention. Among these may be ranked many of the clergy, who are generally friends to good government. Their services were found to be valuable in the formation and establishment of the Constitution of Massachusetts.
Far from proving a biblical basis for the Constitution, this statement nonetheless indicates a friendliness to participation of religiously devout people in government. Then, the clergy were friends to good government. Now, many of those who purport to be leaders among evangelicals hope to establish Christianity as a quasi-religion of the state.
Gouverneur Morris of Pennsylvania supported the idea of a people's convention to ratify the Constitution since the people are the ultimate authority.
Mr. GOUVERNEUR MORRIS considered the inference of Mr. ELLSWORTH from the plea of necessity, as applied to the establishment of a new system, on the consent of the people of a part of the States, in favor of a like establishment, on the consent of a part of the Legislatures, as a non-sequitur. If the Confederation is to be pursued, no alteration can be made without the unanimous consent of the Legislatures. Legislative alterations not conformable to the Federal compact would clearly not be valid. The Judges would consider them as null and void. Whereas, in case of an appeal to the people of the United States, the supreme authority, the Federal compact may be altered by a majority of them, in like manner as the Constitution of a particular State may be altered by a majority of the people of the State. The amendment moved by Mr. ELLSWORTH erroneously supposes, that we are proceeding on the basis of the Confederation. This Convention is unknown to the Confederation.
The consent of the governed is where government derives just powers. Rather than consider the Bible or Christianity as supreme authority, Morris asserted that in a republican government the people via their representatives decide.
General PINCKNEY reminded the Convention, that if the Committee should fail to insert some security to the Southern States against an emancipation of slaves, and taxes on exports, he should be bound by duty to his State to vote against their report.


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Testovskaja (Russisch: ) is een halte aan de spoorlijn Moskou-Smolensk en is in 1927 gebouwd als perron bij de blokpost op 6 kilometer ten westen van Station Moskva Beloroesskaja. In 1949 kreeg de halte de naam Testovskaja die afgeleid is van de oude naam, Testovo, van het gebied rond de halte. Het gebied is op zijn beurt genoemd naar de restauranthouder I.J. Testov die hier in de 19e eeuw een restaurant met zigeunerkoor vestigde. Het station ligt op het talud naast de op en afritten van de derde ringweg die op een viaduct boven het station loopt. De halte uit 1927 is tussen 8 augustus 2010 en 5 april 2011 verbouwd waarbij de perrons geheel opnieuw zijn gebouwd. Op 15 november 2011 werd het station heropend en konden reizigers in beide richtingen weer gebruik maken van het station. Aan de noordkant van het perron loopt het spoor over een viaduct over de Sjmitovski Projezd waar ook een toegang van het station ligt. Aan de westkant is een toegang aan het einde van de doodlopende Sjelepichasteeg. Aan de oostkant is via een voetgangerstunnel de tweede Krasnogvardejski Projezd bereikbaar aan de kant van het zakencentrum. Het station heeft twee zijperrons die met een tunnel onder het dubbelspoor naar Moskou met elkaar zijn verbonden. Sinds september 2019 is het station voorzien van toegangspoortjes.

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Het station heeft rechtstreekse verbindingen met stations langs de Savjolovskispoorweg met Iksja en Doebna als verste bestemmingen in het noorden. In westelijke richting zijn de eindpunten Borodino en Zvenigorod. Op 21 november 2019 werden de rechtstreekse treinen naar de Koerskspoorweg geschrapt in het kader van de opening van het stadsgewestelijk net. Sindsdien wordt het station bediend door lijn D1 en reizigers richting de Koerskspoorweg kunnen pas vanaf 2021 in Begovaja overstappen op lijn D4 die dan onder andere over de Koerskspoorweg zal lopen. De reistijd naar  Smolenskaja reizigers bedraagt negen minuten. Ongeveer 700 meter ten zuiden van hetstation ligt metrostation Mezjdoenarodnaja, de andere kant op ligt en metro en ringlijnstation Sjelepicha op ongeveer 900 meter afstand. De G.N. Speranski kinderkliniek nr 9 en de noordelijke toren van het zakencentrum liggen vlakbij het station.

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Graham encourages Donald Trump Jr. to plead the 5th
Source: The Hill | May 13, 2019 | Justin Wise
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said Monday that President Trump's son Donald Trump Jr. should comply with a Senate Intelligence Committee subpoena but refuse to answer the panel's questions.
"You just show up and plead the Fifth and it's over with," Graham told reporters, referring to the amendment that protects citizens from self-incrimination, according to The Washington Post.
He added that Trump Jr.'s lawyer would "have to be an idiot" to allow him to testify before the committee again.
Graham had said a day earlier on Fox News that Trump Jr. should simply ignore the summons.
The comments from the senator came less than a week after the GOP-led Senate Intelligence Committee subpoenaed Trump Jr. to testify about his communication with Russian officials.
Reuters reported that the senators on the panel want to question him about testimony he gave to the Senate Judiciary Committee in September 2017 as part of its probe into Russia's interference.
According to a transcript released by the committee, Trump Jr. said he was "peripherally aware" of plans to expand his father's businesses into Russia. But Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen testified before Congress in February that Trump Jr. was far more involved than that in talks to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
Cohen said that he briefed Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump, the president's eldest daughter, about 10 times about the project.
Tagged: Donald Trump Jr., Moscow, Russia, Senate Intelligence Committee, trump Tower
Consistent May 14, 2019 at 11:11 am #29454
#LindseyGrahamResign trends on Twitter after encouraging Trump Jr. to plead the 5th https://t.co/BqHLIdMwti pic.twitter.com/6Z0jPAquDg
— The Hill (@thehill) May 14, 2019
ConservativeGranny May 14, 2019 at 5:54 pm #29466
And according to breaking news Trump Jr. took his advice and has agreed to appear again where of course he will plead the fifth. Here we have a US Senator urging a witness to plead the fifth. Nothing is out of bounds anymore.

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Introducing a variation of a legendary analog frequency shifter. HARMBODE shifts the spectrum of a signal by a fixed amount. BODE (TM) Shifter is not a pitch-shitfer, but allows you to shift inharmonics in Hz. Sometimes it can sound like a ring modulator effect, but with HARMBODE it is possible to get an upshifted and downshifted signal. With some settings you can hear the effect known as "Barberpole flanger" as well as a 90 degree phase shifter.
The original analog Bode 735 Freq Shifter (TM) was designed by Harold Bode in the 1960's and was also used in the Moog (TM) modular system. HARMBODE attempts to reproduce this Bode freq shifter (TM) in Reason Rack Extension format. Today Freq shifters popular in world of guitar pedals and modular synths, in world of software synths and FXs.
Try the legendary freq shifter in your Reason rack today!
EchoBode by SonicCharge is a great device, but used changed architecture of original BODE FQ Shifter, Echobode have range 20Hz- 40kHz, when original analog BODE and our RE have 0,05Hz – 5kHz. They make range bigger, change it coming out of native BODE resolution. Our RE is more native and near to original device.
Echobode include delay with feedback, we use feedback for BODE shifter without additional effects (you can route what you want before and after w/o fdbk, but have feedback into Bode FQ shifter part).
ECHOBODE use Sidebands A+B, where A=upward, B=Downward.
We at current version have MODE (Up/Down/Up-Down/Down-Up) as single sideband solution. Single sidebands like original BODE. And its be a really standard of BODE and Moog System FX that is HALF-RINGMODE effect.
Echobode use Upward(A)+Downward(B) to get at mid cross effect like a full ring-mod (up+down as 2 halfs of ringmod = ringmod).
But in near update our RE have more options of BODE, than have original BODE and Echobode changed fq-shifter too.
We Create in coming update second line of BODE with mixture them. And our RE in updated version have A(Up/Down/Up-Down/Down-Up) + B(Up/Down/Up-Down/Down-Up). And this make big differnce to final sound of effect.
Deeper shifts of BODE, deeper spectre of tone colors to the mix.
In this position Echobode is LIMITED (have only Up+Down mix).
– have in near update more flexible BODE-Core with 2 sidebands and changable modes of them.
As you see, when you search additional creative FX, Echobode is cool!
If you search more natural original BODE, with deeper Core of BODE, its our RE, because its more than ECHOBODE (up+down sidebands).
With new update you easy get not only full Ring-modulator, but a various solutions of sideband modes and mix them as you need.
Its what totaly change sound of our RE from ECHOBODE (becuse core of BODE is deeper) and from Original BODE with not coming out from native range of original.


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Q: postgresql persist data: which is better named volume or bind mount Option 1: (named container. the volume is identified by its name. It store its data in the /var/lib/docker/volumes/nameofthevolume)
# create the volume in advance
  $ docker volume create test_vol

Option: 2 (here name of the volume bind-test does not matter, what matter is which local path /home/user/test it mounts to, which is persistant. Rather than /var/lib/docker/volume/somevolumename /home/user/somedatafolder makes more readability. Cons: we have to ensure that the /home/user/somedatafolder exists.)
 # inside a docker-compose file
  ...
  volumes:
    bind-test:
      driver: local
      driver_opts:
        type: none
        o: bind
        device: /home/user/test

 or:

version: '3'
services:
myservice:
    volumes:
      - ./path:/volume/path

The downside of bind mounts is that it places files that are managed by containers, with the uid/gid from the container, inside a path likely used by other users on the host, often with a different uid/gid on the host. The result is permission issues either on the host or inside the container. You need to align uid/gid's between the two to avoid this.

A: At the end of the day, there isn't a big difference between bind mount and Docker named volumes.
I tend to prefer keeping persistent data from Docker services in Docker volumes. You can then use tools like docker system df -v to inspect what your application uses.
As for exporting the data, you can use docker cp
docker cp someContainer:/somedir/ .

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In Globe Aware's Ghana program, volunteers get to experience first-hand the glory of the Ghanaian culture. Although some of the friendliest and happiest people you'll ever meet, the Ghanaians have limited access to modern tools in their society and consequently often face the challenge of living in unsanitary conditions.
By volunteering on this program, you could have the opportunity to change lives in a whole village by building systems to bring them clean water. Volunteers also take part in constructing sanitary systems in schools and improving the facilities at a local orphanage. Lodging includes home stay facilities which can include either running-water showers or scoop showers, flushing toilets, and some basic access to electricity. For fun, volunteers will visit the biggest waterfall in West Africa, learn about the Ghanaian tradition of weaving, and experience dancing and drumming lessons. Come spend time with these smiling people in the beautiful and mountainous Jasikan District of Africa, and you're sure to be dancing your way back again someday!
Come to Cuzco with Globe Aware and take part in providing educational opportunities for impoverished children from rural households. Service projects include improvements and maintenance to facilities through activities like painting classrooms, creating gardens, or constructing desks and beds. There is ample time to work directly with the children after they finish their school day, and you may also visit a local family to help construct a Lorena stove for household heating. Volunteer vacationers can make a scheduled excursion to Machu Picchu (at the volunteer's expense), and to other surrounding ancient sites which are in very close proximity. Accommodations include dormitory style rooms with running water, flushing toilets, and electricity. Be ready to be dazzled by this vibrant city, the most popular destination in Peru, and to experience what was once the heart of the powerful Incan empire!
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Experience the European spirit of past, present, and future through Globe Aware's Romania program. Volunteers will work in a village on the outskirts of the beautiful city of Brasov, targeting children and at-risk families to fight against poverty and injustice. Work projects include building a Social and Educational Center (a future home for ten homeless families), improving the living conditions of the often marginalized Roma community, and implementing environmentally friendly attitudes towards the local community and its surroundings. In their free time, volunteers will have the opportunity to explore Brasov's historic town center and surrounding areas, including the Townhall Square, the Romanian Art Museum, and Bran Castle (more commonly known as Dracula's Castle), Visitors can also take a cable car ride to view the city of Brasov from atop a small plateau. Depending on number of volunteers, accommodations are provided in either a quaint Bed and Breakfast in a nearby town or in a charming, 2-storey villa near the old center of Brasov. Cable TV, internet connection, and washing machine facilities are available at both locations. Come visit this quaint country with its picturesque landscapes and help discover and redeem the treasures of Romania's rich heritage.
Volunteers, depending on number of volunteers per group, will be engaged in a variety of projects, from teaching English pronunciation and colloquialisms, the building of playgrounds and better homes to replace substandard housing, refurbishment of buildings for use as schools, work on kindergarten and primary schools, as well as village markets and other infrastructure to help raise the standards of living throughout rural Vietnam. (Kindergartens are not currently funded by the Vietnamese government). Disadvantaged youths living in rural areas outside of town are allowed to attend the schools we work on at no cost. All volunteers will teach Basic English and play games with the children, and assist with our new Portable Mobile Libraries Projects, called "Books to Live."
The country of Guatemala, well-known as a place of beauty and safety, warmly welcomes visitors to discover its charm and diversity amidst amazing wildlife, friendly locals, and its ancient Mayan roots. Yet even amongst the intriguing Tikal allures and the unique flora and fauna, Guatemala still remains a country with great need. Huge population growth and migration have put a strain on resources all over the country. As a result, literacy rates are among some of the lowest in the world, and poverty is prominent. Low standards of living, poor sanitation, and even limited access to clean water are all daily challenges faced by many Guatemalans. Lodging is provided in a small, rustic but very quaint hotel, accommodating two to six guests per room, depending on the size of your travel party. A single supplement can be arranged for an additional $290. All beds are covered with mosquito netting, and include a private bath with a hot shower, flushing toilets, fans, and an outdoor patio area. The hotel is located on Lake Peten Itza. Volunteers will have the wonderful opportunity to visit the world-famous Tikal National Park and Temple. Other optional leisure activities include participating in a class in tortilla making, attending a Mayan Fire Ceremony and meeting with a Mayan Spiritual Guide, taking an herb walk in the jungle, meeting with an herbalist, and taking a tour of the Aktun Kan Caves. Optional excursions, independent of Globe Aware but run by companies whose safety we have vetted, include Canopy/Zipline Tours and/or horseback riding.
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South Africa has celebrated an end to formal apartheid but despite its rich natural resources and can-do attitude, the majority of the black population still face huge challenges. Job prospects are still in low supply, housing and the standard of living are still far below expectations, e.g. access to running tap water is limited, decent flushing toilets are shared, and millions still live in "slums". This program provides unique opportunities to understand the challenges faced by the black majority, while also helping to improve their lives. In stunning contrast, volunteers will see "beyond-belief", gorgeous sights, white sandy beaches, pristine wineries, rugged mountain scapes, gigantic whales and wild penguins etc, and more importantly they will get to understand the real beauties and challenges of the new South Africa.
The Philippines is composed of 1,107 beautiful islands endowed with a plethora of beauty and natural resources, mega-cities, volcanoes, beaches and rice fields, but also a land of startling poverty. The culture here is incredibly unique relative to any of its closest geographic neighbors. Our program site is in the province of Nueva Ecija, about 100 miles from Manila. In 1896, Nueva Ecija became one of the first provinces to revolt against Spain, and one of the provinces who declared its independence in 1898. Poverty was the only reason why Nueva Ecija was not given recognition as a separate country from the Philippines by the King of Spain in 1840s.The people of this community are neglected and marginalized in terms of social development. As a result, they live in poverty. Women, children, and the disabled bear the effect of massive poverty, and it is to this particularly needy population that we direct our efforts.
Located in the Middle of the World, Ecuador is a stunningly beautiful country full of interesting places to visit. With a fantastic climate and breathtaking landscapes, the essence of Latin America merged to create a unique and unforgettable destination. Ecuador is a paradise full of astonishing natural attractions. Ecuador has it all: snow-capped volcanoes, plunging valleys, majestic mountains, breathtaking gardens, green valleys bathed by cascading waterfalls, beautiful colonial architecture, monasteries, Indian markets, and little villages lost in the Andes. The culture is just as varied as the landscape, with traditional Native Incan, African, and European colonial influences that combine to create uniquely Ecuadorian cultural traditions. Its people are very friendly and hospitable making the cities full of life and culture. Our volunteers will be based in the historic capital city of Quito. Quito has one of the largest, least altered and best preserved historic centers in all of the Americas. It was also one of the very first World Cultural Heritage Sites declared by UNESCO.


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Each year, roughly 3.3% of North Carolina students graduate with degrees in teaching. That means an estimated 7,254 teachers graduate from North Carolina's 104 teaching schools each year.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, which was ranked 12th nationwide in 2010, is the top-ranked school in North Carolina that has a teaching program. It is located in Chapel Hill. In 2010, 154 students graduated from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's teaching program. Students at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill paid $6,665 per year in tuition fees.
The second-ranked school in North Carolina with a teaching program is North Carolina State University at Raleigh, which is located in Raleigh. In 2010, it was ranked 20th nationwide. 318 students graduated with degree in teaching from North Carolina State University at Raleigh in 2010. Students at North Carolina State University at Raleigh paid $6,529 per year in tuition fees.
The third-ranked school in North Carolina that has a teaching program is Elon University. Elon University, which was ranked 26th in the country in 2010, is located in Elon College. In 2010, Elon University graduated 71 students from its teaching programs. Tuition at Elon University was $26,827 per year.
If you choose to attend a North Carolina teaching school, average tuition will be $8,407 per year. However, tuition at your particular institution may range from $1,422 per year to $39,970 per year. The North Carolina teaching schools with the highest tuition rates in 2010 were:
Wake Forest University - located in Winston Salem, students are charged $39,970 per year
Guilford College - located in Greensboro, students are charged $28,800 per year
Elon University - located in Elon College, students are charged $26,827 per year
The teaching schools that charged the lowest tuition rates in North Carolina were:
Randolph Community College - located in Asheboro, students are charged $1,422 per year
Vance-Granville Community College - located in Henderson, students are charged $1,454 per year
Southeastern Community College - located in Whiteville, students are charged $1,455 per year
A teaching degree from a North Carolina school... what next?
Some of the most popular jobs teaching graduates in North Carolina pursue include primary school education administrator, education administrator, business teacher, computer science teacher, and mathematical science teacher. North Carolina had 123,090 teachers in 2010. 3,100 of these teachers were english teachers, 7,490 were primary school education administrators, and 5,940 were education administrators. In North Carolina, the largest numbers of teacher work in the following counties:
Anson County - 20,920 teachers
Franklin County - 15,410 teachers
Bladen County - 11,220 teachers
The government projects that, by 2018, the number of teachers in the state of North Carolina will grow to 107,030. This would require a 11% growth in the field.
teachers in North Carolina make an average of $64,548 per year. But, salaries for teacher can vary. In 2010, teacher made as little as less than $20,290 per year or as much as more than $164,160 per year in North Carolina. The counties in North Carolina with the highest average salary for teachers are:
Chatham County - $82,934 per year
Davie County - $66,886 per year
Franklin County - $66,053 per year
Teachers in the following counties in North Carolina make the lowest salaries on average:
Wayne County - $38,210 per year
Alamance County - $46,162 per year
The teachers with highest average salaries in North Carolina were:
Health Specialties Teacher - $113,990 per year
Education Administrator - $89,450 per year
Social Science Teacher - $89,390 per year
The teachers with lowest average salaries in North Carolina were:
Middle School Teacher - $42,670 per year
Kindergarten Teacher - $41,760 per year
The charts and graphs below have additional North Carolina statistics regarding a career in teaching. Take a look and compare salaries with various related fields such as early childhood education or special education.
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Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education 38,940 $43,200 3.2%
Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education 18,920 $42,670 -11.9%
Special Education Teachers, Preschool, Kindergarten, and Elementary School 9,490 $45,110 47.8%
Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary 7,730 $113,990 16.4%
Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School 7,490 $68,590 8.7%
Vocational Education Teachers, Postsecondary 6,760 $49,780 23.4%
Education Administrators, Postsecondary 5,940 $89,450 14.0%
Adult Basic and Secondary Education and Literacy Teachers and Instructors 4,430 $45,620 25.5%
Instructional Coordinators 4,420 $55,550 14.8%
Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special Education 4,130 $41,760 -16.6%
English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary 3,100 $61,770 24.5%
Business Teachers, Postsecondary 2,760 $82,220 -11.0%
Mathematical Science Teachers, Postsecondary 2,170 $69,000 17.9%
Education Teachers, Postsecondary 2,080 $62,340 -0.5%
Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary 1,710 $72,260 -5.0%
Postsecondary Teachers, All Other 1,610 $83,550 -12.0%
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Middle School 1,150 $45,620 -16.1%
Social Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary, All Other 260 $89,390 100.0%
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Q: How to write a program that controls a motor Connecting a motor to move a laser pointer up/down left/right to draw patterns.
Has anyone seen any examples to help the project? What programming language would be used for this? What computer ports would this use? Does a custom circuit have to be made or does a store exist for this?

A: There is a lot of different approaches you could go to this. Here is a few off the top of my head.
1. You could use a micro controller like an Arduino.
2. You could use a serial port and a socket. Here would be a good resource if you want to pursue this route. http://www.easysw.com/~mike/serial/serial.html
3. If you only need to control two motors you could use the headphone jack on your computer. You could hook a simple amplifier circuit up to each of the left and right speaker line. Then hook each of the amplifiers up to a separate motor. Then you could write a program that generates a separate sound for each channel, thus modifying the voltage given to each motor.
P.S if you use a servo, you can control the exact angle of the laser.


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A high-protein diet plus overeating plus bad food combinations plus cooked foods plus animal fats, all cooked, of course, will always result in poor digestion, absorption, transportation, and assimilation. Such practices will result in excessive mucus, thickening of blood vessels and of the fluids, derangement of the lymph and blood fluids as, for example, an increase in viscosity (thickening), formation of plaques in the blood and concretions (accumulations of precipitated overload, as of uric acid, for example anywhere they may be dumped to get them out of the way, as in a joint); plus a host of other annoying and dangerous symptoms of systemic poisoning. All such derangements tend to alter homeostasis within the body.
We are not by design fat eaters, as we have said. The human body will meet most of its fat needs by synthesizing its own body fat from the sugars supplied by fruits. Remember that fat is composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. Fruits contain exactly these same elements only in a different arrangement. The human body has the ability by means of catalytic enzymatic action to disorganize the sugars of fruits and then rearrange the released elements into the kind of fat which will suit its own specific needs at the moment. Fat taken as either an oil or as a solid fat presents problems at all levels and especially when it has been cooked. This kind of fat really just passes on through the stomach because that organ just can't process it. Fat is even very difficult for the intestines to manage, it is difficult to absorb and once it arrives at the liver, fat becomes a major concern to that organ, too.
Consider, in contrast, the sugar trip: almost no digestion required in either the mouth or stomach (it is all pre-digested and in a travelling molecular formulation), it is quickly absorbed because the molecular structure just fits into the membranous passage mechanisms and it passes easily through the cells lining the alimentary canal, it is greeted cheerfully by the liver which rejoices in a 90 percent gain of energy after fully discounting the energy loss of digestion, appropriation and assimilation and the transportation, and so proceeds happily to convert the sugars into glycogen for storage or to make the glucose available for the maintenance of body temperature and energy; and, if required, to restructure the primary elements into body fat. Thus, uncooked sugar-rich fruits are welcomed by the body while fats, cooked and uncooked, yield few, if any benefits to the organic domain.
3.1 Cooking, the Teeth, the Mouth, and a Forever-Young Face!
There are two main considerations here, namely: the effect of heat upon the enamel of the teeth and secondly, the effect of poor mastication on the mouth and facial muscles.
The enamel on the teeth is a species or organic crystallization. It is by far the hardest substance in the human body, made by a precise magnesium-calcium arrangement. However, this crystallized material can be rudely cracked with hairline invisible fractures in the process of masticating very hot foods. These hairline fractures in time develop into dental caries. This may well be a significant cause of the high incidence of dental caries in this country, in excess of 98 percent even in children and almost 100 percent among adults, few of whom retain their full quota of teeth after the age of fifty, with many wearing dentures. Diminished health inevitably follows after the loss of teeth.
As to the second effect evidenced by poor mastication: cooking food encourages a person to masticate his food too little, to swallow it too fast, and to eat too much, all effects which have serious implications with regard not only to the health of the digestive apparatus because it is not well exercised and/or properly cleansed, but also to the general health of the entire body due to improper nourishment; but also to the health of the teeth.
When raw foods are eaten and eaten in their natural state (that is, unchopped, unshredded, and so on), the teeth are required to perform their full function and, as they regularly and dutifully perform, they are strengthened, just like any other exercised tissue, organ, or part. If they are not used properly, the teeth will weaken just as any other unexercised tissue, organ or part will weaken. Graham (Sylvester Graham, "Lectures") makes note, of the fact that if we become accustomed to masticating food only on one side of the mouth and do not make use of the teeth on the other side, within a very few years the unused teeth will begin to decay and the gums will become tender and, in time, a certain number of the unused teeth will be lost, while the teeth on the other side where chewing is performed consistently will remain sound.
Uncooked food, in contrast to cooked food, requires thorough mastication, especially when it is eaten without drinking any liquid during the mastication process (as it should be). Eating raw foods helps to cleanse the teeth and will tend to maintain a high level of dental health; but, not only sound dental health, but also the health of the mouth itself because full mastication of raw foods requires vigorous muscular exercise of all parts of the mouth including the tongue and all lymphatic tissues.
Whatever disturbs the function and causes a general irritability of the nervous system will lessen not only the health of the teeth, but also the health of the entire mouth. Insufficient mastication over the years gradually brings about a diminution of secretive ability. Saliva production falters as does enzyme production with a resulting lessening in the ability to process carbohydrates in the initial first stages so important to their complete digestion. If food is cooked to the soft, pulpy stage and is then consumed hot, tartar begins to build up on the teeth. The gums soon become soft, losing their tonus. The mucous membranes and muscle tissues of the mouth remain poorly exercised because all cooked food is so easily swallowed and people are deceived into thinking it is ready for the stomach, if they think about it at all. This imperfect mastication and insalivation obviously creates chemical and physical problems for the stomach and, indeed for the entire alimentary canal.
Muscles that are not well and consistently exercised become flaccid, limp and, if not exercised at all for a sufficiently long period of time, even atrophied. Many people today have wrinkled faces largely because they eat of so much devitalized cooked foods which they swallow so easily after insufficient mastication. Thus, they rarely, if ever, sufficiently exercise these facial muscles. About the only exercise they get is when the individual speaks and even then, the exercise is very limited and for too short a time to be of much benefit.
But, to the contrary, watch a true Life Scientist at his meals. He chews and chews and chews while all the while the saliva pours out, the teeth are cleansed and the gums, membranes and facial muscles participate fully and, in the doing, retain their elasticity and tonus, remaining forever young and wrinkle-free. Life Scientists do not require creams or lotions for facial plasticity nor face lifts to give the illusion of youth.
Eating cooked emasculated foods leads to overeating simply because a large quantity must be consumed to satisfy the system's overall nutritive requirements even though this is rarely accomplished in all particulars. Consequently most people who eat of cooked food are actually burdening their stomachs and other organs with three or four times more food than would be required to supply the same amount, if not more, of nutritive factors if uncooked foods were eaten and these in a more appropriable form. It is our belief that this one fact alone serves to drain the vital force reserves as the years go by because the mere quantity of food consumed requires energy and reserves for a time-consuming and more difficult digestion to take place, energy which might better be conserved and held in reserve for an extension of the life span. It is little wonder that drained energy reserves cause man's vitality to decline noticeably at forty and that only a handful of those persons who began life are still around at 70 when they should be perfectly capable of living heartily and in health probably far in excess of 100 years.
As Life Scientists we need to be aware of the fact that the usual food intake is not an index to the normal needs of the body, but rather to "the morbid cravings of a perverted appetite. The quantity of food consumed…is by no means a safe indication of the physiological requirements of the body…Civilized man lives to eat instead of eating to live…until after years of overindulgence, they find themselves in the grip of chronic disease.
Almost all students of this subject are in agreement that man has always had a tendency to overeat and that this tendency is, beyond all question, decidedly the greatest source of disease and suffering and untimely death to man. Even if we eat wholly of uncooked natural food, we must guard continually against this tendency. Countless numbers of experiments have proved, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that eating a minimum of food to satisfy systemic needs is a life-extender while eating in excess is a life and health destroyer.
Even if we eat wholly of uncooked natural food, we must guard continually against this common tendency, but obviously the danger is vastly augmented when an individual overeats on damaged food, food that has been cooked, its vital elements altered. Then, we break down, wear out and prematurely age all our organs and systems; our muscles stiffen, our bones become brittle and we begin to look curved, bent, wrinkled and old.
3.3 But I Like To Eat Some Cooked Food!
Well, we tell our clients, "It's your choice!" We know that a high degree of heat applied to food for any length of time will greatly reduce its nutritive value. There is no argument here. We must decide if we will settle for less when optimum is best.
Not all of the value of food will be destroyed especially at lower temperatures. If cooking is done in a restrained fashion at lower temperatures and for only a brief period of time, so that the organic salts and other nutrients are not totally destroyed, there will then be no great harm in eating some cooked foods occasionally, but let us be fully aware of the fact that when we do eat cooked food we will not be eating ideally nor will be providing optimum nutrient values to ourselves. We must remember that the quality of our body depends on the quality of the food we eat and upon how we eat it and, very importantly, on our restraint in eating.
Almost all artificial food preparation methods create a situation wherein we have a superabundance of one constituent or another, or else some are absent altogether or are present in too insufficient a quantity. The living organism always abhors an imbalance and reacts adversely to it, most often in the form of some diseased state in an effort to protect the integrity (the life) of the individual. Only uncooked plants, perfectly fresh and unspoiled, can provide the correct balance of known and unknown food factors to maintain perfect health. All wisdom dictates that eating any amount of cooked food represents a fool's paradise.


We are very pleased with the early results we have seen in Daisy. Even after such a short time things have really improved. Alex was really easy to work with and was committed to helping Daisy and our family with the challenges we have with some of Daisy's behaviour. Even in the first lesson Daisy responded really well and we are looking to our follow up session to continue the foundations we have put in place. Thank you Alex!
Daisy is a lovely little dog who they have rescued but she is extremely nervous and struggles when people enter her home or when she goes out on a walk. When I start a session I never know how much we will be able to get through, as it really does depend on how envoys or stressed a dog is. The first session went really well and we achieved more than I initially expected. I can't wait to catch up with them all in a few weeks.
Gavin gave me a lot of information to help me with Dottie. She's getting better with waiting before going through doors and gates .We are still struggling with the barking at dogs but the barking through the window is getting better. Gavin is very helpful he listened to all my problems with Dottie she has stopped hiding before she goes for a walk so hopefully things are getting better with her .
We found the training with Ryan was very informative. He listened to the issues with have with Gizzy and encouraged us in how we interacted with him. Ryan was empathetic and patient throughout.
We got Hector a rescue Jack Russell, who was great, then had a bit of a problem with aggression, and recall as we did not know what he was called before....We called Bark Busters and around came Shauna, she has such a way with animals they just seem to be calm and happy around her. Hector is at most times a happy relaxed dog, recall is much better now and long lead work has really helped.
Kevin was excellent. We were amazed at how well Freddie responded to the actions we were being taught. Kevin made it all very clear and straight forward to us, he had a great way of putting the behaviours across. We were extremely impressed and are looking forward to taking the lessons learnt forward . We would highly recommend Kevin to anyone.


A stock was a part of a pistol or rifle. Some stocks were retractable, which allowed the user to change the shape of a pistol-like weapon to a rifle-like weapon and vice-versa. When the stock was folded, it reduced the length and shape of the weapon, allowing the user to treat it as a one-handed pistol. When the stock was extended, the user could treat the weapon more like a rifle, which allowed the wielder to fire at a greater range. However, the extended stock required that the weapon be used with two hands to be used properly. Some blaster carbines, such as the E5 carbine used by B1 battle droids, had a retractable stock. The most common weapon used by the stormtroopers of the Galactic Empire was a blaster rifle that had a collapsible stock which allowed for three different firing positions.


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Syrian Filmmakers Expose ISIS
September 9, 2014 June 19, 2018 Bidayyat, film, Katarina Montgomery, Our Terrible Country, Syria
A version of this article, "Arts + Culture: Documenting Syrian Lives, in Long Form" was originally published on Syria Deeply.
By Katarina Montgomery
Yassin Haj Saleh went to prison at the age of 20, in the early 1980s, and remained there for 16 years. He is a well-known dissident and intellectual who has written about how to reform Syria, and played an important role in the Syrian uprising from its earliest days.
But his story might never have been told without Bidayyat for Audiovisual Arts, a Syrian NGO launched in early 2012 to produce Syrian documentaries and short experimental films.
"Our Terrible Country," a Syrian-Lebanese co-production co-directed by Syrian filmmakers Ziad Homsi and Mohammed Ali Atassi, was awarded the Grand Prix of the International Competition by France's International Film Festival Marseille this July. It's one of the first films to look at the early effects the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) had on residents of eastern Syria.
It documents the journey of Saleh and his friend Ziad Homsi, who travel together from rebel-held Douma, in the Damascus suburbs, to the eastern city of Raqqa. From there, as extremists encroach, they flee to Turkey.
We asked Bidayyat's general coordinator, Christin Luettich, to discuss the importance of long-form documentation of the Syrian conflict.
Syria Deeply: How did the idea for Bidayyat come about?
Christin Luettich: There was a lot of interest in documenting what was happening during the revolution in Syria. Many Syrians turned to filming it.
When the project began in 2012, we took a mixed approach that supported citizen journalists and documentary filmmakers. Over time we discovered that it was more interesting to highlight personal points of view of the people who are actually living and experiencing what is happening in Syria.
The idea was to create a platform that enabled people the freedom to tell the stories they wanted to tell, outside political and commercial interests. This personal perspective gives an added value that makes the stories accessible and human to other people – a dimension that is often lost when you reduce experiences to news reports.
Syria Deeply: How does "Our Terrible Country" convey the current reality of life on the ground?
Luettich: Yassin Haj Saleh went to prison at the age of 20, in the early 80s, and remained in prison for 16 years. He is a well-known dissident and intellectual who wrote about how to reform Syria, and played an important role in the Syrian uprising since its earliest days in 2011. In mid-2013, he had to leave Damascus with his wife, Samira, for the city of Douma in eastern Ghouta, and was forced to sneak through tunnels to avoid being detained by security forces.
In Douma he meets Ziad Homsi, a young Syrian photographer, and a friendship quickly developed between the two, based on which Ziad decides to accompany and film Yassin on his trip to Raqqa.
The initial portrayal of Yassin turns into a film about the relationship between two generations who have been involved, each in their own way, since the onset of the Syrian revolution. It depicts the meeting of a Syrian intellectual and a young filmmaker and fighter, and the different ways they look to support one another.
En route to Raqqa, Yassin's hometown, he discovers that it had been overtaken by ISIS, the same organization that had kidnapped his two brothers. Given the brutality of both the Syrian regime and ISIS, Yassin finds himself compelled to flee to Istanbul, his place of temporary "enforced" exile. Ziad is arrested by ISIS on his way back to Douma, and spends more than a month in prison, after which he, too, leaves for Turkey.
While he is in Turkey, Yassin learns that his wife, Samira Khalil, was abducted in Douma, at the same time as Razan Zeitouneh and two other activists.
The film highlights the question of loss and defeat, and the notion of enforced exile, through the different stages of the Syrian revolution, "from its pacifist beginnings to its militarization, the bombardment and destruction of cities by the Syrian regime, and the emergence of extremist Islamist currents and their quest to take hold of the revolution."
At the end of the film, Ziad says, "At one point, we used to have one enemy: the regime. Now we have thousands of enemies and we have to know how to deal with that."
It's a question that many Syrians are asking themselves: How do we deal with the new actors that, like the regime, are trying to limit their liberties?
Syria Deeply: How exactly do you support young Syrian filmmakers?
Luettich: Our focus is three-fold: The first idea is to provide the space for Syrians to work and have access to materials, sounds and filming equipment, and editing facilities.
The second approach gives Syrians access to people with experience in filmmaking. We offer practical experience in workshops run by specialists in the field, with a focus on screenwriting, directing, editing and sound.
We try to bring people together from different perspectives and backgrounds to encourage an exchange among young filmmakers. We work with trainers in the region and other people who are based in and outside Lebanon, to encourage this exchange.
The third approach provides support and grants to a range of Syrian documentaries, short and experimental film projects, through regular announcements of grants.
We need to [tell narratives not found in] mainstream media. It is the fourth year of the uprising, so there is more of a need to tell stories that highlight how the conflict has evolved over time, as opposed to just examining small bits of reality. This also gives the filmmakers time to reflect on what is happening to them. We push people to lead a sort of reflection.
In the beginning, a lot of the filmmakers wanted to rush and do small films, pushing them out quickly. They soon discovered that they wanted to reflect what happened to them over time. Syrians felt stifled by traditional journalist formats where they felt like they weren't part of the process of creation. This gives them the ability to express themselves freely so that they feel they are part of the story.
The human narrative is important. Everything in Syria has been reduced to violence, destruction, numbers killed and Islamists – this is portrayed in the media. We want to show what is happening over time, to show the destruction over time, without showing violence in a direct way. Many people are disconnected, overwhelmed by the degree of violence and magnitude of the conflict. By telling these human stories, you can connect with the people depicted in the films. They could be people you know.
Katarina Montgomery is the digital producer of Syria Deeply, a new media platform covering the Syrian conflict. You can follow her on Twitter @Katarina0326.
Edited by Karen Leigh, managing editor of Syria Deeply.
[Photo courtesy of Bidayyat]
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History of Newtown Creek
Newtown Creek is part of the Hudson Estuary, flowing west for 3.8 miles between Queens and Brooklyn and emptying into the East River. The Creek is comprised of small branches known as: Dutch Kills, Maspeth Creek, Whale Creek, the East Branch, and English Kills. It is a tidally influenced estuary with a total surface area of 140 acres. Its natural depth was 12 feet, but today it can be as shallow as four feet.
In the early days its shores presented a beautiful sight. The Creek's natural sources were fresh water streams which flowed between wooded elevations and further along lowlands until they mingled with the salt water of the East River. When the tides met, the backing up of these tides caused the stream to overflow into marshes. The creek abounded with fish and shellfish and was also a favorite swimming spot. While the Creek once flowed through wetlands and marshes nearly the entire stretch of the creek now has bulkheads (retaining walls.).
Join the late great Bernard Ente (former NCA Historian) on a trip up the creek.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries – European Settlement
The Creek has been used by man for hundreds of years starting with Native Americans whose village and fields were at the head of the Creek. Dutch explorers first surveyed the Creek in the seventeenth century. The Dutch, and then the English, used the Creek for agriculture and fledgling industrial commerce, making it the oldest continuous industrial area in the United States Farms and plantations lined both shores of the Creek from the mid-1600's to the mid-nineteenth century.
The 19th and 20th Centuries – Industrialization
The country's first kerosene refinery (1854) and first modern oil refinery (1867) brought jobs and infrastructure to the area. By the end of the 19th century, Rockefeller's Standard Oil, which began as Astral Oil Co. in 1880, had over 100 distilleries on both sides of Newtown Creek. By the 1920s and 30s, the Creek was a major shipping hub and was widened, deepened, and bulkheads were added to accommodate bigger barges. This destroyed all its fresh water sources. Newtown Creek became home to such businesses as sugar refineries, hide tanning plants, canneries, and copper wiring plants.
A Polluted Waterway
Up until the latter part of the 20th Century, industries along the creek had free reign over the disposal of unwanted byproducts. With little-to-no government regulation or knowledge of the impact on human health and the environment, it made business sense to pollute the creek. The legacy of this history today is a 17-30 million gallon underground oil spill caused by Standard Oil's progeny companies, copper contamination from the Phelps Dodge Superfund site, bubbling from the creek bed in the English Kill reach due to increases of hydrogen sulfide and a lack of dissolved oxygen, and creek beds coated with old tires, car frames, seats and loose paper. Nearly the entire Creek had the sheen and smell of petroleum, with the bed and banks slicked black.
Things have begun to change. Remediation, although halting has started. Recently, life has returned to the Creek. You can find blue crabs at the mouth, fish swim in its waters, and waterfowl are prevalent. Wetland plants are taking over abandoned bulkheads and sediment piles. The Newtown Creek Alliance is actively fighting to help life return to the Creek by decreasing pollution and helping restore its ecological function.


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Texas Hold'em Poker is the classic poker game made famous by the numerous tournaments and televised events which feature this exciting game.
Texas Hold'em is quite simple in its structure and easy to learn how to play. However, like many gambling games, to play Texas Hold'em Poker well takes practice, understanding, experience and wit.
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All the Poker games at 32Red can be played for free with Guest Chips. Our Tournament Poker schedule includes many Freeroll Tournaments which are free to enter, yet still offer amazing cash prizes. Take the time now to take a look at our current Poker Tournaments schedule.
Texas Hold'em hands are made up of your best five cards, consisting of any combination of 2 cards dealt to you, known as Pocket Cards or Hole Cards, and any of the 5 Community Cards dealt face up in the middle of the table by the dealer.
Texas Hold'em Poker has 4 rounds of betting and is one of the fastest games in the 32Red Poker Room. Hands are usually finished quickly with a maximum of 10 players able to take part in a hand. The objective of the game is to finish with the best Poker Hand and to win the Pot.
At the start of each hand, each player is dealt 2 cards. These 2 cards are known as Pocket Cards and can only be seen by the recipients of these cards.
Once the Pocket Cards have been dealt the first round of betting takes place.
After all the players have either bet, checked or folded (and all remaining players have contributed equally to the pot so far), the dealer lays down the Community Cards. The first of these 5 cards are known as The Flop and consists of 3 cards, all dealt face up in the middle of the table. Note, the Community Cards are shared by all players at the table.
Example: This player has an Ace Pocket Card and there is an Ace in The Flop; he has a Pair of Aces.
Once the Flop has been dealt by the dealer, another round of betting takes place between all the players left in the game.
After this round of betting - ending with either all players contributing equally to the Pot (or else there's a winner and the hand is finished), a fourth Community Card is dealt face up by the dealer, this card is known as The Turn Card. The Turn is sometimes referred to as Fourth Street.
Example: This player has a pair of 3's as Pocket Cards and a 3 is dealt as The Turn card. He now has Three of A Kind.
A third round of betting now ensues and then the final Community Card is revealed by the dealer - The River - and placed alongside the other Community Cards, again face up. The River Card is sometimes known as the Money Card as it often makes the difference between winning (money) or losing (money)!
Example: Our player this time holds suited cards and there are now 3 further cards on the table of the same suit. This hand is known as a Flush.
Once again betting resumes once the River is dealt and each player left in the hand attempts to win the Pot on the strength of their cards. If any more than one player is left standing after this last round of betting - Showdown - then all remaining players' hands are revealed (or Mucked) with the strongest hand winning the Pot.
Everyone gets 2 Hole Cards.
3 Community Cards are dealt face up in the middle of the table - The Flop.
The fourth Community Card dealt is known as the Turn.
The fifth and final Community Card to be revealed is known as The River.
Between each round of card dealing, players have the opportunity to place bets.
Five of the total of seven cards eventually dealt are viewable on the second round of betting. At this point you should have a good idea of how strong your final hand could be.
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Q: Write a query for DataTable using LINQ Current DataTable
Need to Count how many data logged on each day of the week
Desired Output
Whats wrong with this:
var res = from c in dtHour.AsEnumerable()
group c by c.Field<string>("Day Logged") into day
let count = day.Count()
select new {
day_s = day.Count()
};
Console.WriteLine(res);

The code is not giving the desired output.

A: var collection = dtHour.AsEnumerable()
      .GroupBy(item => item.Field<string>("Day Logged"))
      .Select(item => new { DayOfWeek = item.Key, Count = item.Count());

To print it the way you wanted:
Console.WriteLine("Day of week - Count");
foreach(var item in collection)
{
    Console.WriteLine(item.DayOfWeek + " - " + item.Count);
}


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Popularity (masculine) in Australia (NSW)
1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 290 232 174 116 58 1990 2018
By rank By times used
Last ranked #40 in 2018 Australia (NSW)
Last ranked #4 in 2018 Germany
Last ranked #18 in 2018 Ireland
Last ranked #6 in 2019 Netherlands
Last ranked #30 in 2018 New Zealand
Last ranked #18 in 2018 Northern Ireland
Last ranked #97 in 1969 Norway
Last ranked #20 in 2018 Scotland
Last ranked #24 in 2018 Switzerland
Finn (masculine)
Year Rank Times Used
2018 #40 201
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The below QQI BINGO © gives your class a selection of answers to fill in their bingo grids. Once they have filled their grids, you reveal one question at a time, and students cross off the answers if they have them. The first to get a line or a full house calls "BINGO" and wins.
Choose the types of questions you would like to include.
After the students have answered the question, you can reveal the answer.
This is a classic bingo activity, where students choose the answers to fill in their grid (either 3 by 3 or 4 by 4). Then questions are shown one at a time and if a student has the answer in their grid they cross it off. The winner is the first to cross off all their answers and call BINGO. Students love this game, and can be used to start or end a lesson.


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Over the space of 50 minutes, after South Africa's second-score, Wales clawed back an 11-point deficit to just two points, knowing the next score could be crucial. After a high-ball was lofted, it came off Hook's shoulder and bounced back to South Africa, Du Preez spotted the space down the left flank and put in a teasing kick with his favourite left boot. With the help of a fortuitous bounce, Fourie, who replays show clearly offside when Du Preez kicked the ball, picked up the ball, spun cleverly and passed inside to the advancing Du Preez to gather and go in under the posts. It was a mortal blow to Wales' chances of defeating South Africa for the first time in 14 years.
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University of Southern California Digital Library > "Dick" Whittington Photography Collection, 1924-1987 > Mr. Lewis at Standard Brands Incorporated, West 48th Street & South Main Street, Los Angeles, CA, 1931
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Title: Mr. Lewis at Standard Brands Incorporated, West 48th Street & South Main Street, Los Angeles, CA, 1931 Date: 1931 Collection: "Dick" Whittington Photography Collection, 1924-1987 Owning Institution: University of Southern California Digital Library Source: Calisphere Date of access: January 18 2020 04:04 Permalink: https://calisphere.org/item/e56fc6a5da29039fae40693e9db89529/
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Mr. Lewis at Standard Brands Incorporated, West 48th Street & South Main Street, Los Angeles, CA, 1931
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2 photographic portraits of Mr. Lewis at Standard Brands Incorporated, West 48th Street & South Main Street, Los Angeles, CA, 1931. "Subject: Mr. Lewis at Standard Brands, 48th & Main
Agency: J. Walter Thompson
Client: Standard Brands Inc[orporated]
Original print order: 1 ea[ch]
Size: 8x10
Finish: gl[ossy]
Re-order: 5 #2, 3 #2
Job: 3-28-179" -- on envelope front. "Extra charges: Eschternach
Original photographs-Size: 2, 8x10, In City, 3.00
Operator's report (Name): Davey" -- on envelope back.
2 photographs: b&w, negative, 5x7 in. in envelope
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Thompson, J. Walter
Echternach
Standard Brands
California, Southern
South Main Street
Job 1931-003-028-179 [Identifying Number]
Dick" Whittington Photography Collection, 1924-1987
Archive bag no. 5
Box no. 9
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: Skid marks at East 92nd Street and South Main Street with Mr. ...
: Men on roof, Roosevelt Building, 727 West 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA, ...
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: Mrs. Francis Harris, 1218 East 67th Street, Los Angeles, CA, 1931
: Manager & sales manager, 3430 South Hill Street, Los Angeles, CA, 1931
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: West 9th Street and South Broadway building, A.W. Hackel Co. Ltd., Los ...
: Street scenes, East 8th Street & South Los Angeles Street & Santee ...
: House at 4176 Sutro Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 1931
: Christmas display at station on Wilshire Boulevard and South Catalina Street, Shell ...
: Interior and exterior of store, Lewis Roberts Incorporated, 314 East 12th Street, ...
: Drilling tool at 709 East 61st Street, Los Angeles, CA, 1931
: Mrs. George F. Pennebaker, user of Parfay, 5000 Echo Street, Los Angeles, ...
: Mrs. Charles W. Lane, 1241 East 69th Street, Los Angeles, CA, 1931
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: Lawson Manufacturing Co., 746 South Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, CA, 1931
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: Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. Installations, West 6th Street & South Olive ...