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Italy's Right Beats Drum On Migrants
Sophie Arie, Guardian (UK), Aug. 10
A member of Silvio Berlusconi's cabinet yesterday stirred the bitter debate over immigration by declaring that people attempting to enter the country illegally should be "returned to sender" en masse before they are allowed to land.
The comments from Roberto Calderoli, a member of the Northern League party, were condemned by critics as "inhumane" after a boat full of Africans, some close to death, arrived in Syracuse in Sicily.
Survivors described how they had to dump the bodies of up to 25 of their fellow immigrants who died during their 15-day ordeal crossing the Mediterranean in a rickety boat from Libya.
"Islamist terrorism is using [Italy's] open door to illegal immigration like an access channel [to Europe], so this door must immediately be closed," Italian news agencies quoted Mr Calderoli as saying.
Mr Calderoli has been the minister of reform since the Northern League's famously anti-immigration leader, Umberto Bossi, left the government for the European parliament last month.
"If we do not remove the cause of the problem [of terrorists entering the country among illegal immigrants]," Mr Calderoli said, getting rid of terrorists would be like "trying to empty the sea with a teaspoon".
Mr Calderoli said anyone "good or bad" trying to get into the country illegally should be "returned to sender" and anyone living illegally on Italian soil should be immediately expelled.
"This is just good sense, not racism," Mr Calderoli said. "Everyone has the right to legitimate defence, especially when it is preventive in the face of such precise threats as we have received in recent days."
The minister was referring to repeated internet and newspaper threats Italy has received over the past two weeks, supposedly from the extremist Abu Hafs Brigades, threatening to bring "unbearable hell" to Italy if it does not withdraw its troops from Iraq by Sunday.
His comments are part of a campaign by the Northern League to toughen up the way Italy deals with illegal immigrants, mainly from the north coast of Africa, who appear to be choosing Italy over Malta, Spain or Portugal as the easiest way into Europe.
The minister later said he was not referring specifically to the boatload of exhausted, dehydrated Africans who were rescued on Sunday and taken to safety, some close to death and one dying on the way. But opposition politicians condemned the remarks.
"They [the Northern League] would even shoot at dead people if they could," said a Green Party member, Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio.
The arrival of the boat full of Africans, who said they were from Sudan, Liberia, Ivory Coast and Sierra Leone, raised more moderate calls for help from the interior minister, Giuseppe Pisanu, who called for increased international cooperation to tackle the illegal immigration problem.
All 73 survivors of the latest immigration tragedy were receiving health and social service care yesterday. Two men among them, reported to be of Liberian origin, were arrested for possibly organising the cargo, taking up to €1,800 (£1,200) for each person for a place in the boat.
The Italian government recently estimated that there may be up to 2 million would-be immigrants waiting near Libya's shores, where smugglers keep them in sheds until a rickety boat is ready for departure.
The Libyan government has not confirmed these reports.
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Q: Summing Textbox Values I'm writing a VBA script for a specific slide in PowerPoint. When in Presentation Mode, the user will input numeric values into 5 textboxes. I would like TextBox6 to auto populate the total for TextBox1-TextBox5.
My issue is that the slide does not automatically update. If I stop presentation mode and press the run button within 'view code' it will update the slide with the total. Is there a way for this to occur while the user is running through the slide in presentation mode?
Private Sub TextBoxesSum()
    Dim Total As Double
    Total = 0
    If Len(TextBox1.Value) > 0# Then Total = Total + CDbl(TextBox1.Value)
    If Len(TextBox2.Value) > 0# Then Total = Total + CDbl(TextBox2.Value)
    If Len(TextBox3.Value) > 0# Then Total = Total + CDbl(TextBox3.Value)
    If Len(TextBox4.Value) > 0# Then Total = Total + CDbl(TextBox4.Value)
    If Len(TextBox5.Value) > 0# Then Total = Total + CDbl(TextBox5.Value)
    TextBox6.Value = Total
    TextBox6.Value =  Format(TextBox6.Value, "Standard")
End Sub

Private Sub TextBox6_Change()
    TextBoxesSum
End Sub

A: Remove (that is, delete, take out)
Private Sub TextBox6_Change()
TextBoxesSum
End Sub

Then double click each of the TextBox1 .. TextBox5 in the design view. That will create 5 event skeletons like
Private Sub TextBox1_Change()

End Sub

In each of those skeletons you write a call to TextBoxesSum
    TextBoxesSum

Is that easy enough, no?
You don't need to do any changes to the TextBoxesSum sub (although you could remove a couple of lines, but let's not mix up your head with that :) )

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Q: How to make onItemClick work with customCursorAdapter I have been unable to get clickOnItem to work from a list populated from a customCursorAdapter.  I have read all of the design docs, and posts relating to this and related areas, but all attempts have failed. Help please!
The list populates fine, but when I click on a list item I get the error "No such method exception" onItemClick [class android.view.View]
I am using the following code to output a set of data from a database query:
import android.app.Activity;
import android.app.ListActivity;
import android.database.SQLException;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.AdapterView;
import android.widget.AdapterView.OnItemClickListener;
import android.widget.EditText;
import android.widget.ListView;
import android.widget.TextView;
import android.widget.Toast;

public class ListTripsActivity extends Activity
{

    private CustomCursorAdapter customAdapter;
    private DbHelper databaseHelper;
    private static final int ENTER_DATA_REQUEST_CODE = 1;
    private ListView listView;
    private static final String TAG = ListTripsActivity.class.getSimpleName();

    /**
     * Called when the activity is first created.
     */
    @Override
    public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_list);
        databaseHelper = new DbHelper(this);
        customAdapter = new CustomCursorAdapter(this, databaseHelper.getTripList(DbHelper.DESC), 0);
        listView = (ListView) findViewById(R.id.list);
        listView.setAdapter(customAdapter);

        listView.setOnItemClickListener(new AdapterView.OnItemClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> parent, View view, int position, long id) {
                Log.d(TAG, "clicked on item: " + position);
            }
        });
    }

My activity_list.xml is:
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

    <LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
              android:layout_width="fill_parent"
              android:layout_height="fill_parent"
              android:orientation="vertical"
              android:descendantFocusability="blocksDescendants"
               android:theme="@style/AppTheme" >

     <!-- This ListView is populated by customCursorAdapter -->
     <!-- The content layout is defined by row_layout.xml   -->

    <ListView android:id="@+id/list"
              android:layout_height="match_parent"
              android:layout_width="match_parent"
              android:layout_weight="1"/>

    <Button android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_weight="0"
            android:layout_marginTop="5dp"
            android:text="Change Name"
            android:onClick="onClickEnterData"/>

    </LinearLayout>

The row_layout.xml follows, and it is the 2 TextView items that I am trying to click on.
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
              android:layout_width="fill_parent"
              android:layout_height="fill_parent"
              android:orientation="vertical" >

   <EditText  android:id="@+id/activityId"
              android:layout_width="match_parent"
              android:layout_height="wrap_content"
              android:textSize="12sp"
              android:paddingBottom="5dp" />

    <EditText android:id="@+id/activityName"
              android:layout_width="match_parent"
              android:layout_height="wrap_content"
              android:inputType="text"
              android:textSize="12sp"
              android:paddingBottom="5dp"
              android:imeOptions="actionSend" />

    <TextView android:id="@+id/startDate"
              android:layout_width="match_parent"
              android:layout_height="wrap_content"
              android:onClick="onItemClick"
              android:clickable="true"
              android:textSize="12sp"
              android:paddingBottom="5dp" />

    <TextView android:id="@+id/endDate"
              android:layout_width="match_parent"
              android:layout_height="wrap_content"
              android:onClick="onItemClick"
              android:clickable="true"
              android:textSize="12sp"
              android:paddingBottom="5dp" />

    </LinearLayout>

Your help is greatly appreciated!

A: @Raghunandan Is right. You took this code from some example where they are using ListActivity and they are using setAdapter to assign adapter to listView.
Instead of
setAdapter(customAdapter);

use
listview.setAdapter(customAdapter)


I find that a lot of new or inexperienced Infusionsoft users carry around this fear of making mistakes. They're gun shy about experimenting and trying stuff out. Their thinking is, "What if it doesn't work?"
I've been an Infusionsoft consultant and so called Infusionsoft expert for over three years. I've been blogging and doing Internet marketing for over five years and building websites since the 90's. My experience has taught me that this tendency to hold back works horribly against you.
We're no longer in a world where trying things out and making mistakes costs you money. In the past when the focus was on paper mailings, a failed experiment would cost you and cost you dearly. Printing and mailing could be a big expense.
That's no longer the case. Today you write an email message. You send it out. Then you wait a few days for the results. The expense is the time it took you to write and send it out. The additional costs are nil.
learn what works and doesn't work.
"Getting rejections is a good thing. Every one of them means you are one 'no' closer to getting the 'yes'."
The same applies when working Infusionsoft and Internet marketing to promote you business. Focusing on getting the "no" responses, or in this case the mistakes, enables you to eliminate what is performing poorly and move onward towards success.
I work with a lot of Infusionsoft clients and when I start working with them, I want to know their metrics. How many visitor go to their site daily, weekly, monthly? What's their typical open and click through rates for the email messages they send? I often get a blank stare.
What do I recommend next? I tell them, "Let's run an experiment." We come up with a way to see how they currently stand.
I did this recently for a client. They were using Infusionsoft, but they never interacted with their clients after they made the sale. They now wanted to start changing this. We discussed different approaches and agreed to send all clients that had purchased one of their items a survey. It was a simple form that asked them what they liked about the product and what would they recommend as improvements for making the product better.
This was by no means scientific. It was an excuse to send something to their customers to see how responsive they would be to my clients. Much to our surprise, they go 57 out of 753 clients or an almost 8% respond to the survey. Better yet, they got some great feedback too.
We discovered they had a list of clients who would welcome a letter from them and were even willing to share information and feedback with my client. These were very nice results.
I'll give you another example from my own experience. I am a reformed sloppy writer. I enjoy writing, but until I dedicated time to improving my editing (and now hiring someone to edit my work), I would publish blogs and email messages that were less than perfect on the grammar side.
Interestingly enough, certain people would point out my mistakes. These tended to be people who were school teachers types or folks highly distracted by my grammar mistakes.
Lot's of people were actually reading my material and carefully enough to notice some really minor grammar mistakes.
Lot's of people contacted me for help with their Infusionsoft and Internet marketing needs despite my grammar mistakes.
I was getting leads I never would have gotten (or would have gotten later) had held off publishing my blogs or sending my email messages.
How about this lesson? Free copy editing can be had if you include certain people in your mailings.
Now I'm not advocating sloppiness. It reflects poorly on my team and on me. It's why I assigned someone else to review my writing so it is higher quality than what I used to release. But my sending stuff out without the extra proof reading was generating me business.
So I give you this challenge. Get something out. It doesn't have to be something major. I can be something simple. But run your next thing and see what happens.


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CAP payments to East Arkengarthdale Ltd
Dave Rawlins made this Freedom of Information request to Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Dave Rawlins
Dave Rawlins 19 December 2016
Dear Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs,
I should like to draw to your attention to the discovery on the East Arkengarthdale Estate of an illegal cache of poisons in 2014. The gamekeeper at East Arkengarthdale Estate admitted that he had acted illegally but was never prosecuted.
I understand that the East Arkengarthdale Estate, in the person of EAL Torstenson received agricultural subsidies (trading as) Shaw Farm, in 2014. I therefore wish to ask;
1.	Did the CAP subsidies received by Shaw Farm in 2014 cover the land where the poisons cache was discovered?
2.	If so, does having a poisons cache, administered by a gamekeeper, qualify as a cross-compliance breach?
3.	If so, will the Rural Payments Agency be applying a subsidy penalty?
Mr D Rawlins
Helpline, Defra (MCU), Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 19 December 2016
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working days where a response is required, and 20 working days where a
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Environmental Information Regulations 2004. If you need a reply before
then, please call the Defra Helpline on 03459 33 55 77, or visit
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Information Rights Team, 22 December 2016
Ref: RFI 4315
Dear Mr Rawlins
RE: Environmental Information Regulations – Advice & Assistance
Thank you for your request for information dated 19 December 2016, which
is being dealt with under the Environmental Information Regulations (EIR)
From our preliminary assessment, it is clear that we will not be able to
answer your request without further clarification.
Please can you provide a map of the area or a Google map image with the
field outlined in red, which will enable us to identify the land in
Once we have received the above information, we will be able to proceed
with your request and advise whether we can provide the information.
Please note that the 20 working day timescale for responding to your
request will commence from the date that we receive the clarification.
If you have any queries about this let us know
Rural Payments Agency | North Gate House | Reading | RG1 1AF
Tel: 03300 416502 | Fax: 03300 416574 | Email: [1][email address]
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Dear Information Rights Team,
Thank you for your response of 22 December 2016.
I do not know the precise location of the illegal pesticide cache. It is identified only as in "a small forestry plantation on Hurst Moor, a driven grouse moor which forms part of the East Arkengarthdale Estate". This location was identified by Mr Guy Shorrock, a RSPB wildlife crime inspector, on his blog.
I expect you to carry out a thorough investigation, now that you have been informed of the illegal storage of banned pesticides, and I would suggest that you start by contacting Mr Shorrock to ask him for the grid reference of the cache.
The poisons were hidden by a gamekeeper working for East Arkengarthdale Estate. This gamekeeper, by his own admission (during an appeal against his firearms certificate being revoked) left deadly substances in the open where they could be found by members of the public, and not under lock and key. Apparently, the Estate had a fully compliant pesticide store elsewhere. 8 / Dec / 2016 at Teeside Crown Court.
The pesticides concerned were.
Cymag, which has been banned since 2004. It releases fast acting hydrogen cyanide when exposed to moisture. Unless a person has access to an antidote it can kill quickly.
Ficam W containing Bendiocarb, an acutely toxic carbamate-based insecticide. A gamekeeper's favourite for poisoning birds of prey.
Alpha-chloralose, which kills by lowering the body temperature and the victim dies of hypothermia.
Information Rights Team, 11 January 2017
Re: Environmental Information Regulations – Acknowledgement
is being dealt with under the Environmental Information Regulations 2004
(EIR). Please accept our apologies for the delay in acknowledging your
We normally expect to respond to requests within 20 working days.
If you have any queries about this let us know.
RE: Environmental Information Regulations – Information Request
You have asked the following questions about the discovery of a hidden
pesticide cache on Hurst Moor, North Yorkshire in 2014:
1. Did the CAP subsidies received by the specified business in 2014 cover
the land where the poisons cache was discovered?
2. If so, does having a poisons cache, administered by a gamekeeper,
qualify as a cross-compliance breach?
3. If so, will the Rural Payments Agency be applying a subsidy penalty?
The RPA has determined that a subsidy penalty was not appropriate, for the
reason set out below. It therefore did not need to establish the precise
location of land where the poisons cache was discovered.
We considered this case under the cross compliance rules that applied in
2014 and we hope the following will explain why RPA does not have the
scope to apply cross compliance penalties for breaches of this nature.
Within cross compliance, all breaches relating to storage of pesticides
were provided for by a set of rules known as the sustainable use rules.
These were part of the wider set of rules covered by the plant protection
product Statutory Management Requirement (SMR) which, in 2014 was SMR 9.
Please refer to page 63 of the [1]Guide to Cross Compliance in England
2014, for further information.
From 1January 2014 a change to European legislation meant the sustainable
use rules were removed from the scope of SMR 9 as far as cross compliance
rules applicable to SPS payments were concerned. This meant there was no
scope to apply cross compliance penalties to SPS payments for pesticide
storage and unapproved product breaches that occurred from 1 January 2014
The sustainable use rules continued to apply to rural development schemes
covered by cross compliance rules, for example the full range of
Environmental Stewardship schemes. This was the case until the end of
2014, after which further changes to European legislation fully removed
the sustainable use rules from the scope of cross compliance.
In the rural development legislation that applied in 2014, the obligation
to comply with the statutory management requirements did not apply to
non-agricultural activities on a holding. In this case the evidence is
that the breach was committed in connection with the non-agricultural
activity of game shooting. In addition, the evidence is that the cache was
not found on agricultural land, but within a small plantation of trees.
Therefore it is not possible to apply cross compliance penalties to rural
development payments for a breach of this nature.
If you are not happy with the way we have handled your request, you can
ask for an internal review. These requests should be submitted in writing
within two months of the date of receipt of the response to your original
request and should be addressed to the Access to Information Helpdesk at
the Rural Payments Agency, North Gate House, 21-23 Valpy Street, Reading,
RG1 1AF or alternatively email your request for a review to
[2][email address].
If you are not content with the outcome of the internal review, you have
the right to apply directly to the Information Commissioner for a
decision. Please note that generally the Information Commissioner cannot
make a decision unless you have first exhausted RPA's own complaints
procedure. The Information Commissioner can be contacted at:
[3]Information Commissioner's Office, Wycliffe House, Water Lane,
Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5AF.
1. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/sy...
3. https://ico.org.uk/
Cattle movements at Court Farm, Keymer Road, Ditchling, West Sussex
Grants paid for footprint of pheasant pens in woodland and/or farmland
CPH number for Manorfields Farm Great Lyth SY3 0BA
Information on holding number 15/235/0059
Number of prime carcasses sold per farm
CPSG Application Statistics by SG Item Code
Holding number for house in Shropshire
Basic Payment Scheme


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Junior Justice (JJ) is sick of being the sidekick of the most famous superhero in the world so he decides to form his own team. Together with Flygirl, Dinomite and Goo, these heroes are ready to prove to the adults that they're capable of doing more than laundry.
JJ is the world's greatest martial artist, a master in multiple disciplines including Mongolian tickle fighting. Flygirl is the world's most acrobatic flyer. Dinomite has a degree in quantum mechanics and can speak 47 languages but all anyone wants him to do is transform into different dinosaurs. Goo is, well, pink goo. When Goo is kidnapped by evil Dr Enok it's up to his new friends to rescue him.
This graphic novel had some great messages for young readers, including looking out for your friends and working together as a team. The illustrations are a lot of fun. I love that this new superhero team is based on Sydney; the Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge are featured in several images. I particularly enjoyed the expressions shown on the chapter pages; each chapter number is covered in Goo and they show how he's feeling in that chapter.
I would have devoured this graphic novel as a kid and am looking forward to the Super Sidekicks' next adventure, Ocean's Revenge.


The town sits astride the River Wick, stretching along both sides of Wick Bay, and holds the claim to fame of once being the busiest herring port in Europe in the mid 19th century. The remains of the Castle of Old Wick, often referred to as the Old Man of Wick, sits atop the edge of the cliffs about half a mile south of Wick Bay and overlooks the sea.
Around 3 miles north from Wick the dramatic 15th to 17th century ruins of Sinclair and Girnigoe castles rise steeply from a needle-thin promontory. There is a good clifftop walk to the castle via Noss Head Lighthouse from the tiny fishing village of Staxigoe. Visitors will encounter a wide selection of wildlife along the way including various species of seabirds and puffins and a beautiful scenic beach, popular for windsurfing and sand-yachting, awaits them at the end of Sinclair Bay.
The town's story is told in the excellent Wick Heritage Centre in Bank Row, Pultneytown (Wick is actually two towns - Wick proper, and Pultneytown, immediately south across the river), which contains a fascinating array of artefacts from the old fishing days.


Since the moment that I graduated from High School ten years ago, there was never a doubt in my mind that I'd be someone who would attend our reunion. I am so clearly a reunion girl. I organized our 5-year reunion at Muhlenberg last year and if there's anything that I'm interested in, it is surely the ways in which we change throughout our lives and the moments we are allowed to examine those ways.
Which is why it comes somewhat as a shock to me that I'm not going to the reunion next weekend.
At first I wasn't going because it was ridiculously expensive. The minds planning said reunion calculated $75 a person for 4 hours of open bar at a location 45 minutes from home to be an "unforgettable night." Uh. Only if you mean YHS reunion = drunk driving disaster.
And then I wasn't going because none of my friends were going. Not one. Sure, there'd be people I could catch up with and have a conversation with. But I can pretty much talk to a brick wall. No novelty there.
In the end, even after a price reduction, I am not going because the only reason TO go at this point would be to satisfy those in charge. I get these emails- "come on, guys! We'll be the only class not to have a reunion! How sad would it be about the class of '99 if we couldn't even do this?"
I am a sucker for saving things from large-scale disappointments, particularly those caused by groups I am part of. Nevertheless, I found myself waking up in the middle of the night in cold sweats, dreaming about the people who have had babies and who remain drinking buddies and who are, to this day, just as flipping annoying as they ever were back in High School. I dreamed about them all week! And then I realized: there is nothing that I really have to say to these people. For the unique moment that it would be to all gather in the same space again, I remind them that we were never all in the same space to begin with. This idea that suddenly ten years have passed and we are all on the same page, all able to speak the same language and reminisce about where we used to hang out- this idea is a lie.
My, how dark and bitter I've become.
Instead of my High School reunion, I'm going to spend Saturday night with my brother or my sister or my parents, who I don't get to see very often. I might do some last-minute planning for India, where I will visit Priya (one of those very smart friends I mentioned earlier), who I have known since 3rd grade. I don't know; I'm going to spend my energy pushing the relationships I have further instead of hopelessly nurturing the stubs of old ones.
Oddly, this one decision says more about how I've changed within the past ten years (or even five years or maybe even since last week) than almost anything else I can imagine.
I need to say a note on being an extrovert here, a thought that stems from conversations that Chris and I have been having lately and from my comment above about being able to talk to a brick wall. It is interesting (I might use another adjective here, but, hey.) to be in a relationship with an introvert. When I need to be chatting about my week and going on about a project, Chris sometimes needs quiet time. My need to be WITH someone and his need to be WITHOUT someone combine in one giant potential for misunderstanding city. I am sure some of you know what I mean.
Last night we saw some friends who just got engaged and they asked us both to be in their wedding party. I was really excited and, reminiscent of when Katherine asked me to be one of her bridesmaids, did a little squealing and hugging. Chris' side of the table was more subdued, maybe in the way that men show the acknowledgment of their emotions. Well, here I am hours after this situation and I keep running over it in my head. WHY did I have to be so excited? Why so over the top? (Though I will mention that the reaction was entirely genuine). I even texted my Mom when I got home to tell her. Guess what! Fun bridesmaid times coming soon!
Sometimes extroverts feel like airheads. Didn't you know?
At its best moments, being an extrovert feels like exuding a non-stop stream of charm. At it's worst, it feels like losing all credibility and exhibiting not even an ounce of grace.
This one does not wrap up as nicely as the comment on growing since High School did above. I continue to negotiate the reality of being someone who is over-zealous about most things in her life. Some days I feel like I've made people feel at ease; other times I wish there was another extrovert in the room to squeal even louder and make me feel better.
Anyone have thoughts on this? I would be curious to see how you guys think about these things; obviously I'm only expecting the extroverts to comment. Ha!
BUT I will say that I adore you and your extrovertedness.
But about high school, don't you feel like facebook has forced you to "befriend" people with whom you never wished to reconnect? (That's assuming you ever "connected" in the first place!) It's very strange to me.
Exactly what Britt said, word for word.


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Invitation for a Webinar titled How Long We Must Sing This Song - Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) in Central and Eastern Europe
Peter Mladenov 2017-09-08 09:37:55
Youth Coalition for Sexual and Reproductive Rights, in collaboration with the PACT, is pleased to invite you and representatives of your organization to take part in a webinar series on the topic of Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Central and Eastern Europe.
Our first webinar will be held on September 11, 2017 - Please register by September 9!
Webinar 1: "How Long We Must Sing This Song?"
This webinar will look at Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) in Central and Eastern Europe at a time of rising populism. Speakers will discuss the changing political environment and how this has affected their activism.
Time: 16:00 CEST / 10:00 EDT
Featured speakers: Marta Paczkowska, ASTRA Youth (Poland), Kinga Wiśniewska, YouAct (Poland), Marianella Matejcic, PaRiter (Croatia)
Register by September 9: Click HERE
Webinar 2: "Beyond blackboard & chalk: Innovative Knowledge Delivery & Advocacy"
With a better understanding of local contexts and challenges around CSE advocacy from Webinar 1, during Webinar 2 speakers will delve into new and innovative approaches to advocacy and knowledge delivery on Comprehensive Sexuality Education.
Date: Friday, September 22, 2017
Featured speakers: Petar Mladenov (Coordinator of The Global CSE Advocacy Hub), Angelina Sardarian (Teenergizer), Yulia Plakhutina (UNESCO Institute for Information Technologies in Education/IITE)
Register by September 20: Click HERE
Instructions on how to access the webinar will be sent to you prior to the webinar date. Please note that only those who have registered and included their correct email address will receive this log-in information.
For security and capacity reasons, please only share this invitation with your close networks and youth advocates who might be interested in taking part.
For further inquiries, please contact Anna (anna@youthcoalition.org).
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Background: To date, 43 types of Spinocerebellar Ataxias (SCAs) have been identified. A subset of the SCAs are caused by the pathogenic expansion of a CAG repeat tract within the corresponding gene. Ethnic and geographic differences are evident in the prevalence of the autosomal dominant SCAs. Few descriptions of the clinical phenotype and molecular genetics of the SCAs are available from the African continent. Established studies mostly concern the South African populations, where there is a high frequency of SCA1, SCA2 and SCA7. The SCA7 mutation in South Africa (SA) has been found almost exclusively in families of indigenous Black African ethnic origin. Objective: To present the results of the first clinical description of seven Zambian families presenting with autosomal dominant SCA, as well as the downstream molecular genetic analysis of a subset of these families. Methods: The study was undertaken at the University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka, Zambia. Ataxia was quantified with the Brief Ataxia Rating Scale derived from the modified international ataxia rating scale. Molecular genetic testing for 5 types of SCA (SCA1, SCA2, SCA3, SCA6 and SCA7) was performed at the National Health Laboratory Service at Groote Schuur Hospital and the Division of Human Genetics, University of Cape Town, SA. The clinical and radiological features were evaluated in seven families with autosomal dominant cerebellar ataxia. Molecular genetic analysis was completed on individuals representing three of the seven families. Results: All affected families were ethnic Zambians from various tribes, originating from three different regions of the country (Eastern, Western and Central province). Thirty-four individuals from four families had phenotypic features of SCA7. SCA7 was confirmed by molecular testing in 10 individuals from 3 of these families. The age of onset of the disease varied from 12 to 59 years. The most prominent phenotypic features in these families were gait and limb ataxia, dysarthria, visual loss, ptosis, ophthalmoparesis/ophthalmoplegia, pyramidal tract signs, and dementia. Affected members of the SCA7 families had progressive macular degeneration and cerebellar atrophy. All families displayed marked anticipation of age at onset and rate of symptom progression. The pathogenic SCA7 CAG repeat ranges varied from 47 to 56 repeats. Three additional families were found to have clinical phenotypes associated with autosomal dominant SCA, however, DNA was not available for molecular confirmation. The age of onset of the disease in these families varied from 19 to 53 years. The most common clinical picture in these families included a combination of cerebellar symptoms with slow saccadic eye movements, peripheral neuropathy, dementia and tremor. Conclusion: SCA is prevalent in ethnic Zambian families. The SCA7 families in this report had similar clinical presentations to families described in other African countries. In all families, the disease had an autosomal dominant pattern of inheritance across multiple generations. All families displayed anticipation of both age of onset and the rate of disease progression. Further clinical and molecular investigations of the inherited ataxias in a larger cohort of patients is important to understand the natural history and origin of SCAs in the Zambian population.


This was my late father's car. He took very good care of it and recently painted the body-- he put almost $20,000 into the car (purchase price, repairs, paint). It runs well. Suicide doors! Original interior. Located in Olympia, WA. 4-door hard top. V8 7.0 L 430CIDCarb Gas N, odometer just under 20,000.


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Dave Mason - Alone Together
By DudeAsInCool,
February 5, 2005 in The 70s
This is one of my favorite albums of the time. I have posted some reviews below - "too perfect", "too well-crafted", "flawless" LOL ... What the hell are these people complaining about?
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Released: June 1970
Chart Peak: #22
Weeks Charted: 25
Certified Gold: 2/7/74
Like Traffic's new album John Barleycorn Must Die, former Traffic member Dave Mason's Alone Together is a good album -- careful, well played, occasionally brilliant and well-conceived -- but like John Barleycorn, Alone Together never breaks its vinyl bonds and soars. The songwriting talent of Mason remains undiminished on Alone Together, and his easy fluid voice, long in Traffic vocalist Stevie Winwood's giant shadow, is used to maximum effect.
This is, of course, the marbled LP, a brilliant burst of color spinning on the turntable, the grooves barely discernible so the needle seems to be floating across the record. Maybe the next step could be a little cartoon around the edge of the record, like those flip-the-pages funnies, or a slow inward spiral so you could be literally hypnotized by the record.
The music is vintage Mason, veering here and there towards commercialism but never quite getting there, slick but not offensive. Falling in line with the rest of Great Britain, Mason chose old Delaney and Bonnie sidemen for the session, including Leon Russell, Jim Keltner, Carl Radle and Rita Coolidge, plus old Mother Don Preston. Russell, as always, is much in evidence, and his piano (if it is him -- the album doesn't say and we have only internal evidence), particularly on "Sad and Deep As You," is masterful.
The high point of the album is clearly "Look at You Look at Me," a song Mason wrote with Trafficker Jim Capaldi, whose tight, urgent drumming on the cut moves the song along with descretion and skill. Mason's singing is simply superb. The other exceptional cuts are "Shouldn't Have Took More Than You Gave" (Mason is not, between you and me, a great song titlist), which features the best wah-wah guitar since Clapton's initial exposition on "Tales of Brave Ulysses"; and "World in Changes," with Mason's deceptively simple lyrics pulled along by some brilliant organ work.
High commercial potential on the album is represented by "Only You Know and I Know," which has a rick-ticky rhythm reminiscent of "You Can All Join In." It's really a trivial song (like others on the album, particularly "Waitin' On You" and "Just A Song"), but it will sound great on a tinny AM radio at 60 miles an hour.
But the album is more potential than realization. It is, in a very real sense, flawless, but, as Paul McCartney is beginning to learn, great music is much better than flawless music.
- Jon Carroll, Rolling Stone, 9/3/70.
Bonus Reviews!
Mason with help from friends Jim Capaldi and Leon Russell proves his mastery of the rock idiom once and for all. The lyric content and music content of every song catches the senses of the listener and creates excitement. There is no doubt about the power of this album, and it should prove a top chart item.
- Billboard, 1970.
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Traffic - Welcome To
I know, the real heavy in Traffic, great songwriter, poor Stevie is lost without him, Delaney & Bonnie on tour, rakka-rakka-rakka. I love "Feelin' Alright" myself. But I've never wondered for a second what it means, and only when the music is as elemental as "Feelin' Alright" can such questions be overlooked. I mean, songs have words. This is both complex and likable-to-catchy, with a unique light feel that begins with the way Mason doubles on acoustic and electric. But he doesn't have the poetic gift that might justify his withdrawal from "games of reason" in the immodestly entitled "Just a Song." Songs have words. B
- Robert Christgau, Christgau's Record Guide, 1981.
Mason's first solo effort after leaving the legendary Traffic, Alone Together is a good, but not great record -- too well-crafted, too safe. Nonetheless, his reputation as a composer, guitarist, and singer of the first rank is both merited and in evidence here. In addition, Mason is supported by first-rate musicians who work effectively together. The highlights include "Only You Know and I Know," "World In Changes," and "Look at You Look at Me." The sound is essentially equivalent to the LP. B-
- Bill Shapiro, Rock & Roll Review: A Guide to Good Rock on CD, 1991.
Mason's debut solo album remains his best effort, due to well-crafted tracks like the hit "Only You Know & I Know" and an appealing easy-going rock sound that presents a nice blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation. * * * *
- Rick Clark, The All-Music Guide to Rock, 1995.
Alone Together is a bit deficient in the lyric department (always a Mason problem) but offers music so perfect that here, for once, that shortcoming can be overlooked. There's more forward momentum here than on all his Columbia work combined. * * * * 1/2
- Steve Holtje, Musichound Rock: The Essential Album Guide, 1996.
http://www.superseventies.com/spmasondave.html
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must be the season of the witch
Location:Kentucky, USA
Interests:baseball, apple pie
Great album. Most of his albums were good. I ran across one this week, pairing Dave Mason and Mama Cass! And it was good too!
Met him at a small bar once in Malibu where he was playing. Nice guy, very approachable - very talented - underated.
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Location:woodbury nj
Interests:[ play and write music ]. I like the sciences . Art, Cheesesteaks
He never recieved the recognition he deserved. he influenced my playing
I think he was as influential as Stevie Winwood - maybe even more so..
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ahh that is a great album. One of my all time favorites. I think the Leon Russel influence on him was what made that album so great.
I was just hearing it the other day...
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i smoked a joint with dave mason


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We're sharing news over there about our new book project, so head over to our new site and join the conversation!
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Many, many thanks for all your support here at jenacknitwear! And here's looking forward to exciting projects in 2017 over on the new site.
This is just a short post to let you know that Jim and I are working hard behind the scenes to polish up the last few parts of our new website.
We will make an announcement here when we are open for business - all things being equal it will be within the next week.
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We are also launching our new Newsletter this week, which will keep you up to date with everything we're up to in 2017. There's lots planned! If you want to be in line for special offers and inside information about our plans, the please sign up below. This is a separate list from the blog post delivery, so do sign up for both if you wish to!
Many, many thanks for all your support in 2016! And here's to happy knitting plans in 2017.
Ahem. There seems to have been something of a proliferation of projects on the go at Arnall-Culliford Towers. It has nothing at all to do with the season. No, nothing at all.
A Theme and Variation Hap that I started in August and promptly forgot about. I think it's ready to start the first lot of stripe short rows, but I'd have to look more closely to be sure. The yarn is the same madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light that I used last time round, and it's still lovely!
Next up is this year's Woolly Wormhead Mystery Hat KAL. I'm making the beanie version (I think - the recipient hasn't stood still long enough for me to check with her...). I've chosen a new-to-me yarn: Findley DK from Juniper Moon in the delightful orange, Tiger Lily shade. Right out of my colour comfort zone, but strangely coordinating with my project bags and the season! The mystery hat knitalong is always brilliant and I love seeing how the clues unfold. This year I even did the alternate cable cast-on method, which was new to me. As long as I paid attention to what I'd just done (surprisingly hard when tired!), it was a cinch! Thanks for the great directions Woolly!
Next out of the bag of unfinished stuff, is my Golden Wheat Shawl. Don't laugh. I know I cast this on 5 years ago and it seems like it's never going to get done. But I really have been working on it. I've completed the centre lace. Totally completed it. That's a lot of knitting! And I'm now on the few rounds of garter stitch, before I start the wheat border. There is still a LOT of knitting to do, but if I keep plugging away at it, then one day it might be finished. Perhaps. To celebrate the progress, I've even taken a new photo of it. I'm sure that the progress will blow your minds!
I've done some work on my Puerto Montt shawl from the 2016 Strickmich Club, but not that much, as I managed to leave it at my parents-in-law's house for a few weeks. Still all progress is good, right?
I have a project bag with the yarn wound ready to knit an Extra Warm Men's Scarf by Kyoko Nakayoshi for my brother-in-lawfor that gift-giving opportunity on the horizon that I'm not yet ready to talk about. I've not cast on yet, but it won't be too long. It can't be too long... I'm using some really beautifully soft Juniper Moon Herriot in a deep dark charcoal black colourway. Another new-to-me-yarn that I touched by accident at my local yarn shop, and then couldn't resist!
Finally, at the very bottom of the seemingly-bottomless-bag-of-craft-in-progress is my PINGLEWIN! Which is odd, since this is what I spent most of yesterday working on while I accompanied a kid to a thing. I managed to make legs and join them into body, and it's looking a bit penguin-y, which is pleasing. I am slightly daunted by the many instructions still to come for the wings, beak and tuxedo hoody, but one step at a time, and I'm sure I will get there. It is super-adorable, and is sure to be stolen if I put the project down for too long.
Is there something you've always wanted to make, or perhaps a technique you've always wanted to try, but have never had the courage to give it a go? What if there was someone else doing the same thing at the same time so you could muddle through together?
Jen has always wanted to make a Pinglewin.
Through November, we're challenging you to dig out the discarded, the never started, or the vague notion that never materialised into a plan and make something. It doesn't have to be knitted (whisper that bit quietly), nor should you feel the pressure to finish a project inside a month. The aim is to get you going, even if you end up discarding the project again, although I hope you won't. There will be a randomly selected prizewinner at the beginning of December.
If I've piqued your interest, there's a Ravelry thread set up for this MAL (it's for making, not just knitting) so you can let everyone know what you'd like to do before the start of November. The idea is that you're not working on your own, but that you'll find someone else with a desire to do something similar so that you can buddy up and cheerlead each other.
So if you've never tried stranded colourwork, but always wanted to, or if you have an unopened sewing pattern bought in a fit of optimism, now is the time to say so. I'm sure you won't be alone.
Please tag your projects #alwayswantedtomake and post to the thread what you've always wanted to make. Obviously you shouldn't set up a Ravelry project page for things that aren't yarn related, but do post lots of photos on the thread.
My mind pondered the options, and I mused on yokes. The incredible palette of Felted Tweed shades was still firmly imprinted on my mind, following working on my Nut-Hap for The Book of Haps. This time the colours wandered on from birds, to their habitats. We adore muddy woodland walks! There are some fantastic places for a good Sunday afternoon leg-stretch around here: Alfred's Tower, Vallis Vale and out at East Woodlands.


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Adolescents With HCV Achieve 98% Cure Rate in Direct-Acting Antiviral Study
Gail Connor Roche
Adolescents treated for hepatitis C achieved a 98% cure rate with a direct-acting antiviral drug (DAA) therapy, a study has found.
An all-oral combination of sofosbuvir (Sovaldi) and ribavirin was given to 52 people, aged 12 to 17 years old, with HCV genotype 2 or 3.
All of the 13 patients with genotype 2 achieved sustained virologic response (SVR) after 12 weeks of treatment, according to the findings. For those with genotype 3, the SVR rate was 97%, with 1 patient lost during follow-up.
"We found that children and adolescents respond quite well to these drugs with elimination of HCV and these drugs are quite safe," a study author, Philip Rosenthal, MD, director of pediatric clinical research at the University of California, San Francisco, told MD Magazine.
DAA drugs have only recently been authorized for use by young patients.
The standard of care for chronic HCV in the pediatric population has been treatment for 24 or 48 weeks with interferon or peginterferon and ribavirin. This regimen requires injections and is associated with significant side effects such as growth impairment, according to the authors.
The US Food and Drug Administration on April 7 approved supplemental applications for sofosbuvir and ledipasvir and sofosbuvir (Harvoni) to treat HCV in children ages 12 to 17. Harvoni and Sovaldi were previously approved for adults.
These are the first direct-acting antiviral treatments approved for children and adolescents with HCV. DAA drugs reduce the amount of HCV in the body by preventing the virus from multiplying. In most cases, they cure HCV, according to the FDA.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates 2.7 million to 3.9 million people in the US have chronic HCV. Children born to HCV-positive mothers are at risk for the liver-attacking virus. Some 23,000 to 46,000 children in the US are thought to have HCV infection.
"These approvals will help change the landscape for HCV treatment by addressing an unmet need in children and adolescents," Edward Cox, MD, director of the Office of Antimicrobial Products in the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said at the time of the drugs' approval.
The study took place at 30 sites in Australia, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, Russia, the UK and the US from October 2014 to June 2016. The median age of the patients was 15 years. Seventy-five percent had genotype 3 and 83% had never been treated. Forty percent were assessed as not having cirrhosis; the remainder did not have a cirrhosis determination.
The most commonly reported adverse events were nausea (27%) and headache (23%), according to the authors.
Limitations of the study, which was supported by Gilead, include a small sample size and an incomplete cirrhosis assessment of the patients.
"It is unclear whether cirrhosis affects the response to sofosbuvir and ribavirin in adolescents," the researchers wrote.
Rosenthal said he's pleased that the FDA approved the DAA treatment for young people – and that it works.
"We were not surprised to find how efficacious and safe these drugs are,'' Rosenthal said. "These children and adolescents deserve therapies just like adults."
The study, "Sofosbuvir and ribavirin in adolescents 12-17 years old with hepatitis C virus genotype 2 or 3 infection," was published online in Hepatology last month.
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In this opening homily at the International Rachel's Vineyard Conference 2018, given on September 23, 2018, Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life and Pastoral Director of Rachel's Vineyard, speaks about the fact that the mission of healing is shaped precisely by those who are wounded, and that we are to let nothing stop us from reaching them.
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Steve Brachmann: Is Being Called A 'Patent Troll' Defamatory?
Wow, Google certainly sets a very high bar. These monopolies can really demand a lot as people can be sure they will be here for a very long time.
The "desired narrative" – as a result of the hands on editing- bears little resemblance to the original contributions on this particular thread.
More posts this morning – with objective evidence of impartial editorial controls have been removed from two different threads.
This too, is not likely to see the light of day for long….
Probably not sufficient to qualify as a legally effective disclaimer of patent rights but it would be fun to present this evidence in court. "The patentee has admitted his patents are junk, your honor." Fun times.
Again, Ordinary, just bizarre off topic comments.
You have created some counter-factual fantasy to justify MM intentionally misrepresenting what the protest was about. Just offensive.
Never ends with you MM. You are —of course–intentionally conflating the value of the patent with the value of the invention.
Never ends with you. I guess it will end when you retire from your paid blogging job and you will be replaced by someone else.
Nobody could have predicted this delicious result.


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Villaraigosa is the best strategic choice for California governor, even though Shellenberger has the best policies
California June 2018 Primary
California's state elections are nearly unique in sending the top two primary candidates to the general election, regardless of party. Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom's achievements in that office and as Mayor of San Francisco have put him atop the polls, so the main question to the voters on June 5 is who will challenge him. This result could have broad impact: without a Republican on the ballot, Republicans could be less likely to vote in the general election, improving Democrats' chances of retaking the U.S. House of Representatives. So while I most support environmentalist Mike Shellenberger's policies, I will take the strategic vote for the second-highest-polling Democrat in the race. As of this writing, that candidate is the former mayor of Los Angeles, Antonio Villaraigosa.
Alongside Newsom and Villaraigosa, top Democratic candidates include State Treasurer John Chiang and former State Superintendent Delaine Eastin. One candidate hasn't been in the polls, but stands out from the pack on policy: Mike Shellenberger, founder and president of Berkeley-based research and policy organization Environmental Progress. In particular, his policy proposals on housing, energy, and governance take on the special interests at the root of our most serious challenges.
California's housing units per capita is the second-lowest of any state, and we're short an estimated 3.6 million homes. This shortage has driven up rents and given California the worst poverty rate in the nation. Democratic gubernatorial candidates agree with this assessment, and aim to grow the housing stock by between 145,000 and 500,000 units per year. Their strategies range from subsidies to redevelopment to permanent supportive housing to accessory dwelling units. Eastin is alone in supporting a potential ballot measure that would end limits on rent control, a measure which would increase market rents and reduce the housing supply (this makes her ineligible for the job in my opinion).
Shellenberger recognizes that when it comes to housing, the main issue isn't money but NIMBYism. Too many cities set meager housing goals, such as 0.1% per year in Beverly Hills, and too many homeowners use whatever tools available to block housing in their neighborhood to preserve property values. The environmentalist is the only candidate who supported CA SB 827, Senator Scott Wiener's bill to legalize apartments near transit (Newsom supported the intent of the bill, but didn't endorse it). And the centerpiece of his housing platform is reforming the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which currently allows anyone to file a complaint against a development for any reason, anonymously and repeatedly. CEQA is so broken that it now could do more damage to the environment than good: this means of frivolously blocking green infill development pushes housing to the suburbs and people into ever-lengthening exhaust-filled commutes. In addition to his continued support for upzoning near transit, Shellenberger proposes ending anonymous and duplicative CEQA lawsuits to speed development where we need it most.
Energy is Shellenberger's expertise as an environmentalist, and here he doubles down on nuclear power. Despite its promise and cleanness over its main substitute of natural gas, California only has two nuclear power plants, both scheduled for shutdown. Solar panels will not cure climate change alone in the near future — especially in urban areas where we need to expand population to broadly reduce emissions. Nuclear power can significantly shrink our carbon footprint, and it should be expanded.
In both housing and energy, Shellenberger is unafraid to favor the public interest over special interests: NIMBYs abusing environmental law to block housing, and the fossil fuel industry using scare tactics against nuclear power. His positions on pensions and education also favor California's budget and children, respectively, even if it conflicts with public sector and teachers unions.
California's two largest pension systems have a combined unfunded liability well in excess of our entire $180 billion state budget; this has contributed to our credit rating being among the lowest of U.S. states. This crisis is the product of unrealistic growth projections and cowardly politics. We've offloaded costs of public services to the next generations, rather than applying normal compensation systems where public employees retire on Social Security and savings as all other workers do.
Most private sector employees do not have a pension and rely almost entirely on Social Security benefits totaling an average of $16,000 per year. By contrast, California's public employees have pensions [to which most contribute 5 to 11 percent] that pay an average of $96,000 per year that they start to enjoy at the age of 54, which is eight years earlier than the national average. — Mike Shellenberger
Shellenberger proposes public employees hired after 2020 contribute to their own retirements. (In my opinion, pension savings should in part fund higher salaries for new public employees and/or a California-wide Social Security supplement for all retirees, though Shellenberger doesn't mention these.)
On education, Shellenberger's recommendations shouldn't be controversial: "flipped classrooms" combining online content with personalized education from teachers; and a "grand bargain where teachers would exchange higher pay for a reformed school day and the end of tenure." This is more aggressive than my favored State Superintendent candidate, Marshall Tuck, whose support for extremely mild measures such as extending pre-tenure probationary period from two to three years has cost him endorsements of teachers unions. But these are common-sense reforms that research suggests would improve student outcomes, as well as living standards for many teachers.
Shellenberger is the only candidate with policy prescriptions matching the severity of our state's challenges. I wish I could vote for him.
Unfortunately, Republican John Cox has steadily crept up in the polls. President Trump just endorsed him, which sadly still matters. Cox has a strong chance at facing off Newsom in November, improving Republican turnout in key congressional districts. The best way to avoid that outcome is voting for Villaragiosa.
Author's calculations from RealClearPolitics
As the Los Angeles Times wrote in May:
In 2016, the first year with a major statewide race between two Democrats — Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez, who ran for a Senate seat — registration among Republicans in the state hit its lowest number for a presidential election year since 1984.
Of course, there was also an extremely unpopular presidential candidate in 2016. I couldn't easily find these statistics from other states, but would guess a similar trend is evident. That two Democrats made it to the general election itself reflects the state's partisan lean.
Regardless, if there's even a small chance that a Democratic-only general election could improve the odds of a Democratic-controlled House, providing a critical check on President Trump, it's worth doing. At this point, the closest thing to a vote against Trump in California may be a vote for Villaraigosa.
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Joy Louie Barut Jul 29, 2016 Jul 29, 2016
I read this article and found it very interesting, thought it might be something for you. The article is called 7 Things to Know about Salvador Airport and is located at http://trip-n-travel.com/listicle/19616/.
Source Jorge Andrade
The Salvador Airport started in 1925 and it was built by the French engineer named Paul Vachet. At the start, it was just a small alternative grassy runway and was used by famous pilots during the twentieth century. Today, it is steadily becoming an important hub of transportation in the country of Brazil.
1. Important Hub of Transportation
Source: Jorge Andrade
Over 13 million passengers use the Salvador airport on a yearly basis. With an area of 6.9 million square meters, it has many facilities that caters to the increasing demand of passengers who use the airport every day. The airport also played a role during the second world war.
2. Renovations are Made due to Increase in Passengers
Due to the growing traffic that the Salvador airport generates, a major renovation was considered as the number one priority. One of the major renovations that were made was the upgrade of the terminal, which includes a shopping mall, additional jetways, and space to accommodate the growing number of passengers every year.
3. High Security
Source: Ben Sutherland
Salvador Airport has an average of 14% passenger increase each year. Due to this, the airport security has been enhanced to monitor the coming and going of people and their baggage inside the airport. As an important hub of transport in the region, necessary steps to ensure the safety of the passengers and personnel is considered a top priority.
4. Tree Tunnel
The surrounding area of the Salvador International Airport has beautiful natural landscapes. The dunes and native vegetation create a great combination that attracts the eyes of visitors. One of the popular attractions near the airport is the access road that is surrounded by a grove of bamboos, that forms a natural tree tunnel that is almost one kilometer long.
5. Private Aircraft Charter
Visitors and residents that travel in and out of Salvador often uses private charter jets as one of the most convenient means of transportation. The major renovations that were made in the airport also include an aircraft patio/parking to accommodate private charter jets that use the airport. There are people who prefer private charter services when conducting business and corporate trips in the region.
6. Busy Runway
The airport operates with over 200 daily domestic flights and 57 international flights every week. This is also the reason why Salvador Airport is one of the main tourism input ports in Bahia. Consequently, the increase in tourism also paves a way to the numerous development in the Bahian capital, which promotes a steady growth for the city.
7. Easy Access
The best way to reach the Salvador International Airport from the center of the city is by following the Avenida Luiz Viana road near the coastline. The drive time from the city to the airport is around 30 minutes. This route also enters the scenic tree tunnel that is used as popular postcard in Salvador.
Address: Praça Gago Coutinho, s/n – São Cristóvão, Salvador – BA, 41520-970, Brazil
Access: 30-minute drive from Salvador
Elevation: 20 m
Website: http://www.infraero.gov.br/index.php/br/aeroportos/bahia/aeroporto-internacional-de-salvador.html
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By Gary Kamiya March 18, 2016 Updated: March 18, 2016 6:48 p.m.
During the Easter season in 1879, the biggest theatrical controversy in San Francisco history erupted. For weeks, all anyone talked about was whether a play depicting the life of Jesus titled "The Passion" should be banned.
As Alan Nielsen writes in his comprehensive study of the controversy, "The Great Victorian Sacrilege: Preachers, Politics and 'The Passion,' 1879-1884," "The Passion" was written by one Salmi Morse — one of the odder figures in San Francisco history.
Morse was born to Jewish parents in Germany in 1826 and came to San Francisco during the Gold Rush. After a bizarre globe-trotting career that included managing an Australian hotel, traveling to Crimea during the Crimean War, running a ranch in Mendocino, and trying to pull off a land-speculation scheme in the Dominican Republic, he returned to San Francisco in 1875, abandoning his wife in Santo Domingo.
Claiming to be a wealthy Australian — Morse had a lifelong propensity to tell tall tales about himself — he began hanging around a theatrical circle that included Tom Maguire, the city's leading theater impresario, a young stage manager named David Belasco who would go on to become one of America's most famous directors and set designers, and a dashing 31-year-old Irish leading man named James O'Neill.
By writing a play about Jesus, Morse was venturing onto untrodden, and extremely risky, ground. As Nielsen writes, "No known American theater company had ever before attempted such a presentation." From the days of the Puritans, America had always regarded theater as a sinful pastime, and in the late 19th century Christianity was sacrosanct. To Victorian sensibilities, allowing a lowly actor to depict the savior was blasphemous.
This apparently prudent act backfired. The city's Protestant clergy were already outraged by Morse's proposed sacrilege, and Alemany's involvement led many of them to believe that "The Passion" was a conspiracy fomented by "the Romish altar and the priest's chamber." (Almost nothing was made of Morse's Jewishness.) Every Protestant church in town rang with impassioned denunciation of the proposed performance.
The city of San Francisco in 1900.
In fact, "The Passion" was entirely pious. But that was irrelevant to the clergy. As for the press, many of San Francisco's newspapers realized that Morse's play was not blasphemous, but their editors did not dare go against the clergy — resulting in some of the lamest arguments ever to appear in the local papers. The most vehemently anti-"Passion" paper was The San Francisco Chronicle, which not coincidentally had been carrying on a poisonous feud with producer Maguire for years.
That night, March 3, a huge crowd gathered at the city's largest theater, the Grand Opera House on Mission Street. The tension was palpable. O'Neill's wife begged him not to go on, saying "the people would kill me." But the district attorney decided not to carry out the order — which hadn't been passed into law yet but still held weight — and the tickets sold and the performance took place without incident.
But "The Passion's" artistic success only made its critics more determined to close it. The clergy kept up its attacks, and the Board of Supervisors unanimously passed the ordinance. When Mayor Andrew Bryant allowed it to stand, Ordinance 1493, Section 62 of General Order 1587 became law.
After a brief closure because of a scheduling conflict, the play reopened on April 15, Easter Tuesday. At the end of the play, with the audience "hushed and breathless," Officer A.E.C. Bradford walked backstage, arrested James O'Neill on the charge of impersonating Jesus Christ, and hauled him off to jail.
While O'Neill's lawyer unsuccessfully fought the case in the courts, "The Passion" continued its run. After a week, however, Baldwin and Maguire were forced to pull the plug. Audiences were thinning, and it was simply impossible to attract enough spectators to make money at the vast Grand Opera House. Morse tried to get the ordinance overturned, but even a new Board of Supervisors refused to overturn the law.
The obsessed Morse did not give up. He took "The Passion" to New York. But it met with the same fate there. Implacable opposition from churches and legal injunctions prevented it from opening. Morse was crushed. Less than a year after his final legal defeat, he was found dead in the Hudson River.
In a weird coda, "The Passion" was used to make an eponymous 1898 film. The play deemed too blasphemous to be staged made history as the first narrative staged specifically for a film.
Last column's trivia question: What was the Western Freeway, proposed in 1955?
Answer: An eight-lane freeway whose planned route, from Junipero Serra Boulevard through West Portal, Golden Gate Park and Park Presidio, would have obliterated large sections of western San Francisco.
This week's trivia question: What fabled San Francisco restaurant that opened in 1950 featured 50 different hamburgers on the menu?
Editor's note: Every corner in San Francisco has an astonishing story to tell. Gary Kamiya's Portals of the Past tells those lost stories, using a specific location to illuminate San Francisco's extraordinary history — from the days when giant mammoths wandered through what is now North Beach to the Gold Rush delirium, the dot-com madness and beyond. His column appears every other Saturday, alternating with Peter Hartlaub's OurSF.