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Chapter 25 - Archangel And Return
Archangel And Return
0N NOVEMBER 28th the Expedition again got under way, this time with three members only: Alexander Berkman, the Secretary, and myself. We travelled by way of Moscow to Archangel, with stops in Vologda and Yaroslavl. Vologdahad been the seat of various foreign embassies, unofficially engaged in aiding the enemies of the Revolution; We expected to find historic material there, but we were informed that most of it had been destroyed or otherwise wasted. The Soviet institutions were uninteresting: it was a plodding, sleepy provincial town. In Yaroslavl, where the so- called Savinkov uprising had taken place two years previously, no significant data were found.
We continued to Archangel. The stories we had heard of the frozen North made us rather apprehensive. But, much to our relief, we found that city no colder than Petrograd, and much drier.
The Chairman of the Archangel Ispolkom was pleasant type of Communist, not at all officious or stern. As soon as we had stated our mission he set the telephone going. Every time he reached some official on the wire he would address him as "dear tovarishtch," and inform him that "dear tovarishtchi from the Centre" had arrived and must be given every assistance. He thought that our stay would be profitable because many important documents had remained after the Allies had withdrawn. There were files of old newspapers published by the Tchaikovsky Government and photographs of the brutalities perpetrated upon the Communists by the Whites. The Chairman himself had lost his whole family, including his twelve-year- old sister. As he had to leave the next day to attend the Conference of Soviets in Moscow, he promised to issue an order giving us access to the archives.
Leaving the Ispolkom to begin our rounds, we were surprised by three sleighs waiting for us, thanks to the thoughtfulness of the Chairman. Tucked up under fur covers and with bells tinkling, each member of the Expedition started in a different direction to cover the departments assigned to him. The Archangel Soviet officials appeared to have great respect for the "Centre";. the word acted like magic, opening every door.
The head of the Department of Education was a hospitable and kindly man. After explaining to me in detail the work done in his institution he called to his office a number of employees, informed them of the purpose of the Expedition and asked them to prepare the material they could gather for the Museum. Among those Soviet workers was a nun, a pleasant-faced young woman. What a strange thing, I thought, to find a nun in a Soviet office! The Chairman noticed my surprise. He had quite a number of nuns in his department, he said. When the monasteries had been nationalized the poor women had no place to go. He conceived the idea of giving them a chance to do useful work in the new world. He had found no cause to regret his action: he did not convert the nuns to Communism, but they became very faithful and industrious workers., and the younger ones had even expanded a little. He invited me to visit the little art studio where several nuns were employed.
The studio was a rather unusual place-not so much because of its artistic value as on ac count of the people who worked there; two old nuns who had spent forty and twenty-five years, respectively, in monasteries; a young White officer, and an elderly workingman. The last two had been arrested as counter- revolutionists and were condemned to death, but the Chairman rescued them in order to put them to useful work. He wanted to give an opportunity to those who through ignorance or accident were the enemies of the Revolution. A revolutionary period, he remarked, necessitated stern measures, even violence; but other methods should be tried first. He had many in his department who had been considered counter-revolutionary, but now they were all doing good work. It was the most extraordinary thing I had heard from a Communist. "Aren't you considered a sentimental bourgeois?" I asked. "Yes, indeed," he replied smilingly, "but that is nothing. The main thing is that I have been able to prove that my sentimentalism works, as you can see for yourself."
The carpenter was the artist of the studio. He had never been taught, but he did beautiful carving and was a master in every kind of wood work. The nuns made colour drawings of flowers and vegetables, which were used for demonstration by lecturers in the villages. They also painted posters, mainly for the children's festivals.
I visited the studio several times alone so that I might speak freely to the carpenter and the nuns. They had little understanding of the elemental facts that had pulled them out of their moorings. The carpenter lamented that times were hard because he was not permitted to sell his handiwork. " I used to earn a good bit of money, but now I hardly get enough to eat," he would say. The sisters did not complain; they accepted their fate as the will of God. Yet there was a change even in them. Instead of being shut away in a nunnery they were brought in touch with real life, and they had become more human. Their expression was less forbidding, their work showed signs of kinship with the world around them. I noticed it particularly in their drawings of children and children's games. There was a tenderness about them that spoke of the long-suppressed mother instinct struggling for expression. The former White officer was the most intelligent of the four-he had gone through Life's crucible. He had learned the folly and crime of intervention, he said, and would never lend his aid to it again. What had convinced him? The interventionists themselves. They had been in Archangel and they carried on as if they owned the city. The Allies had promised much, but they had done nothing except enrich a few persons who speculated in the supplies intended to benefit the population. Everyone gradually turned against the interventionists. I wondered how many of the countless ones shot as counter-revolutionists would have been won over to the new régime and would now be doing useful work if somebody had saved their lives.
I had seen so many show schools that I decided to say nothing about visiting educational institutions until some unexpected moment when one could take them by surprise. For our first Saturday in Archangel a special performance of Leonid Andreyev's play, "Savva," had been arranged. For a provincial theatre, considering also the lack of preparation, the drama was fairly well done.
After the performance I told the Chairman of the Department, X---, that I would like to visit his schools early next morning. Without hesitation he consented and even offered to call for the other members of the Expedition. We visited several schools and in point of cleanliness, comfort, and general cheerfulness, I found them a revelation. It was also beautiful to see the fond relationship that existed between the children and X---. Their joy was spontaneous and frank at the sight of him. The moment he appeared they would throw themselves upon him, shouting with delight; they climbed on him and clung to his neck. And he? Never once did I see such a picture in any school in Petrograd or Moscow. He threw himself on the floor, the children about him, and played and frolicked with them as if they were his own. He was one of them; they knew it, and they felt at home with him.
Similar beautiful relationships I found in every school and children's home we visited. The children were radiant when X--- appeared. They were the first happy children I had seen in Russia. It strengthened my conviction of the significance of personality and the importance of mutual confidence and love between teacher and pupil. We visited a number of schools that day. Nowhere did I find any discrimination; everywhere the children had spacious dormitories, spotlessly clean rooms and beds, good food and clothes. The atmosphere of the schools was warm and intimate.
We found in Archangel many historic documents, including the correspondence between Tchaikovsky, of the Provisional Government, and General Miller, the representative of the Allies. It was pathetic to read the pleading, al<1-- page 48 -->most cringing words of the old pioneer of the revolutionary movement in Russia, the founder of the Tchaikovsky circles, the man I had known for years, by whom I had been inspired. The letters exposed the weakness of the Tchaikovsky régime and the arbitrary rule of the Allied troops. Particularly significant was the farewell message of a sailor about to be executed by the Whites. He described his arrest and cross-examination and the fiendish third degree applied by an English army officer at the point of a gun. Among the material collected by us were also copies of various revolutionary and Anarchist publications issued sub rosa. From the Department of Education we received many interesting posters and drawings, as well as pamphlets and books, and a collection of specimens of the children's work. Among them was a velvet table cover painted by the nuns and portraying Archangel children in gay colours, presented as their greeting to the children of America.
The schools and the splendid man at their head were not the only noteworthy features of Archangel. The other Soviet institutions also proved efficient. There was no sabotage, the various bureaus worked in good order, and the general spirit was sincere and progressive.
The food distribution was especially well organized. Unlike most other places, there was no loss of time or waste of energy connected with procuring one's rations. Yet Archangel was not particularly well supplied with provisions. One could not help thinking of the great contrast in this regard between that city and Moscow. Archangel probably learned a lesson in organization from contact with Americans- the last thing the Allies intended.
The Archangel visit was so interesting and profitable that the Expedition delayed its departure, and we remained much longer than originally planned. Before leaving, I called on X---. If anything could be sent him from "the Centre," what would he like most, I asked. "Paints and canvas for our little studio," he replied. "See Lunacharsky and get him to send us some." Splendid, gracious personality!
We left Archangel for Murmansk, but we had not gone far when we were overtaken by a heavy snowstorm. We were informed that we could not reach Murmansk in less than a fortnight, a journey which under normal conditions required three days. There was also danger of not being able to return to Petrograd on time, the snow often blocking the roads for weeks. We therefore decided to turn back to Petrograd. When we came within seventy-five versts [about fifty miles] of that city we ran into a blizzard., It would take days before the track would be cleared sufficiently to enable us to proceed. Not cheerful news, but fortunately we were supplied with fuel and enough provisions for some time.
It was the end of December, and we celebrated Christmas Eve in our car. The night was glorious, the sky brilliant with stars, the earth clad in white. A small pine tree, artfully decorated by the Secretary and enthroned in our diner, graced the occasion. The glow of the little wax candles lent a touch of romance to the scene. Gifts for our fellow travellers came all the way from America; they had been given us by friends in December, 1919, when we were on Ellis Island awaiting deportation. A year had passed since then, an excruciating year.
Arriving in Petrograd we found the city agitated by the heated discussion of the role of the trade unions. Conditions in the latter had resulted in so much discontent among the rank and file that the Communist Party was at last forced to take up the issue. Already in October the trade union question had been brought up at the sessions of the Communist Party. The discussions continued all through November and December, reaching their climax at the Eighth All-Russian Congress of the Soviets. All the leading Communists participated in the great verbal contest which was to decide the fate of the labour organizations. The theses discussed disclosed four different views. First, that of the Lenin-Zinoviev faction. which held that the main "function of the trade unions under the proletarian dictatorship is to serve as schools of Communism." Second, the group represented by the old Communist Ryasanov, which insisted that the trade unions must function as the forum of the workers and their economic protector. Trotsky led the third faction. He believed that the trade unions would in the course of time become the managers and controllers of the industries, but for the present the unions must be subject to strict military discipline and be made entirely subservient to the needs of the State. The fourth and most important tendency was that of the Labour Opposition, headed by Madame Kollontay and Schliapnikov, who expressed the sentiment of the workers themselves and had their support. This opposition argued that the governmental attitude toward the trade unions had destroyed the interest of the toilers in economic reconstruction of the country and paralysed their productive capacity. They emphasized that the October Revolution had been fought to put the proletariat in control of the industrial life of the country. They demanded the liberation of the masses from the yoke of the bureaucratic State and its corrupt officialdom and opportunity for the exercise of the creative energies of the workers. The Labour Opposition voiced the discontent and aspirations of the rank and file.
It was a battle royal, with Trotsky and Zinoviev chasing each other over the country in separate special trains, to disprove each other's contentions. In Petrograd, for instance, Zinoviev`s influence was so powerful that it required a big struggle before Trotsky received permission to address the Communist Local on his views in the controversy. The latter engendered intense feeling and for a time threatened to disrupt the Party.
At the Congress, Lenin denounced the Labour Opposition as " anarcho-syndicalist, middle-class ideology" and advocated its entire suppression. Schliapnikov, one of the most influential leaders of the Opposition, was referred to by Lenin as a "peeved Commissar" and was subsequently silenced by being made a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party. Madame Kollontay was told to hold her tongue or get out of the Party; her pamphlet setting forth the views of the Opposition was suppressed. Some of the lesser lights of the Labour Opposition were given a vacation in the Tcheka, and even Ryasanov, an old and tried Communist, was suppressed for six months from all union activities.
Soon after our arrival in Petrograd we were informed by the Secretary of the Museum that a new institution known as the Ispart had been formed in Moscow to collect material about the history of the Communist Party. This organization also proposed to supervise all future expeditions of the Museum of the Revolution and to place them under the direction of a political Commissar. It became necessary to go to Moscow to ascertain the facts in the case. We had seen too many evils resulting from the dictatorship of the political Commissar, the ever-present espionage and curtailment of independent effort. We could not consent to the change which was about to be made in the character of our expedition.
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My disillusionment in Russia - Emma Goldman
Preface to first volume of American edition
Preface to second volume of American edition
Chapter 1 - Deportation to Russia
Chapter 2 - Petrograd
Chapter 3 - Disturbing Thoughts
Chapter 4 - Moscow: First Impressions
Chapter 5 - Meeting People
Chapter 6 - Preparing For American Deportees
Chapter 7 - Rest Homes For Workers
Chapter 8 - The First Of May In Petrograd
Chapter 9 - Industrial Militarization
Chapter 10 - The British Labour Mission
Chapter 11 - A Visit From The Ukraina
Chapter 12: Beneath The Surface
Chapter 13 - Joining The Museum Of The Revolution
Chapter 14 - Petropavlovsk And Schlüsselburg
Chapter 15: The Trade Unions
Chapter 16 - Maria Spiridonova
Chapter 17 - Another Visit To Peter Kropotkin
Chapter 18 - En Route
Chapter 19 - In Kharkov
Chapter 20 - Poltava
Chapter 21 - Kiev
Chapter 22 - Odessa
Chapter 23 - Returning To Moscow
Chapter 24 - Back In Petrograd
Chapter 26 - Death And Funeral Of Peter Kropotkin
Chapter 27 - Kronstadt
Chapter 28 - Persecution Of Anarchists
Chapter 29 - Travelling Salesmen Of The Revolution
Chapter 30 - Education And Culture
Chapter 31 - Exploiting The Famine
Chapter 32 - The Socialist Republic Resorts To Deportation


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Pirlo admits using Serie A matches for 'pre-season' tests
Juventus manager Andrea Pirlo has admitted to using the early Serie A matches thus far as his pre-season, describing the matches as 'tests'.
The Old Lady came from behind twice last night to secure the draw against Roma, and the manager conceded that he was still testing his side.
"Roma attacked with many players like us so it was a different game than Sampdoria [who they 3-0 last weekend]," he told reporters after the match (via Goal).
"This was a step backwards but we are a team under construction. We didn't have time to try any solutions in pre-season so these games are tests.
"But, in the end, it was a point earned. [Alvaro] Morata only arrived two days ago, Arthur has not played for six months and has to adapt to Italian football. [Rodrigo] Bentancur is also starting to feel a bit better. The condition of these important players needs to grow a bit."
Having taken over the side this summer, he has had limited time to get to grips with his squad, but you can't help but question a couple of decisions.
Taking off McKennie instead of Rabiot when the latter was on a yellow card resulted in us playing out the final half hour with a man less. Alvaro Morata was thrown straight into the side despite only arriving two days ago from Atletico Madrid, which rarely ever happens for new signings. I on the other hand looked at our starting line-up and knew that the defence was going to have a tough time.
Whether the manager was ready to try and outscore our rivals, and whether Morata arrived in a fitter condition than some of our other options are questions only Pirlo will know the answer to, but the end result was a positive attacking performance, and a point gained.
Has Pirlo been forced into testing his players during the campaign? Will the manager be assessing his own decisions as much as his players?
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Q: Web app with RingCentral API I am trying to get my C# web application to log into RingCentral using their API.
I am new to using Web API, and not sure how to use RC.  I have viewed their docs, but I have had no success. https://github.com/ringcentral/ringcentral-csharp-client
I know my credz work, because I can log into their portal, and all my key's have not changed.
First error I receive when adding the "await" key word is it want to change my method from Page_Load to an "async" method.
Secondly is page inheritance should this be System.web.ui.page or Ringcentral.page?
In the end I want to be able to login and retrieve inbound and outbound call logs and display them in a gridview.
I am using VS 2017, and it's a Web Forms app. I did NOT choose MVC or Web API.
I can't even break on a break point.
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{
    //https://github.com/ringcentral/ringcentral-csharp-client

    private static String appKey = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["appKey"].ToString();
    private static String appSecret = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["appSecretKey"].ToString();
    private static bool isProduction = Convert.ToBoolean(ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["IsProduction"].ToString());

    private static String userName = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["username"].ToString();
    private static String extension = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["extension"].ToString();
    private static String password = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["password"].ToString();
    private RestClient rc = null;

    protected async void Page_LoadAsync(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {

        rc = new RestClient(appKey, appSecret, isProduction);
        await rc.Authorize(userName, extension, password);

    }
}

An example web app or stubbed out code for a web app would be very helpful.
Thanks,
KSS

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An example web app or stubbed out code for a web app would be very helpful.

For an example web app using the RingCentral C# Client SDK, see the following OAuth Auth Code demo which uses the Nancy web framework (http://nancyfx.org/).
https://github.com/ringcentral/ringcentral-demos-oauth/tree/master/csharp-nancy

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Home/POLITICS/The youth must uphold Osagyefo's legacy – CPP
The youth must uphold Osagyefo's legacy – CPP
The Convention People's Party (CPP) has called on the youth to strive to uphold Dr Kwame Nkrumah's legacy and rededicate themselves to his ideals and vision.
That, it said, remained the best endowment for a sustainable future of prosperity, social advancement and national cohesion.
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A statement issued and signed by Nana Yaa Akyempim Jantuah, the General Secretary of CPP, and copied to the Ghana News Agency, said the country could overcome its present social, economic, political, health and education woes if it created its own indigenous identity.
Under Dr Nkrumah, the nation was governed by a Constitution, based on the historical tradition of Ghanaians and also reflected the aspirations and hopes of the people, it said.
"Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah observed at the time that when African countries were getting out of neo-colonialism, the rich countries were still manipulating them by providing some monies in the name of debt cancellation, but they turned out to lose their share of land, resources and labour. Ghana is no exception, as today, the situation is not different," it said.
The statement said as a Republican State, the government must serve the interests of the entire country and in the view of the CPP, declaring July 1 as a working day on the accounts of the amendment to the Public Holidays Act was an act to denigrate the efforts of the Founder.
"Looking at the current political and economic situation in the country under the NPP Administration, there is so much political intolerance and the scale of conflicts and atrocities have caused people to question how the country is being governed."
It said the worsening economic plight of the citizenry was evidenced by the high cost of living and the unemployment rate was of particular concern to the Party.
When those issues were not resolved with dispatch, they held the potential of undermining efforts at raising productivity, the statement said.
"Despite the superficial and outward show of independence and freedom of the country that could be wrongly deduced from the extravagant display of affluence by a select few, as a people, we are anchored more firmly to the ground of neo-colonialism than ever before," it said.
If Ghana's economy remained fragile with socio-economic problems, which continued to worsen the plight of the vast majority of the people.
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Mahama to meet Akufo-Addo "at a future date"
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Woman battling horrific eczema causing her hair to fall out is 'so bad she wants to die'
Long-suffering Amy Jackson, 23, has been left feeling suicidal due to the skin condition, saying she feels she has no escape from the torment
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Amy Jackson, 23, said the condition affects her physically, emotionally and mentally (Image: Hull Daily Mail WS)
A woman battling a lifelong skin condition says she feels she has no escape from the pain, and it has left her wanting to die.
Long-suffering Amy Jackson has been ravaged by eczema since birth and has faced bullying and constant flare ups while struggling to complete everyday tasks, such as bathing.
Showering can be so painful it leaves the 23-year-old crying out in pain, and she says she feels suicidal.
The disorder causes itchy and inflamed patches of skin, but for Amy, it is truly debilitating, and she is now losing her hair as a result of scalp scratching, reports Hull Live.
"Eczema affects me in so many ways – physically, emotionally and mentally ," she said, opening up about her daily struggle.
Constant flare ups make daily life a struggle (Image: Hull Daily Mail WS)
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"I feel absolutely helpless with it – nobody knows the skin that I'm in and I can't walk away from the illness even for a moment.
"There is no way out of it and I often think to myself, can I still be doing this in another 50 years?
"I cry every single night with the pain of it and having a shower is agony as my skin is so sore.
"I'm emotionally unstable as a result and my eczema completely strains my relationships with my partner and dad."
Amy has faced problems with doctors before and has been in hospital many times. As a result, she said feels the condition is not properly reviewed for improvement, like other long term conditions such as diabetes.
"I've been on steroids to manage my eczema for as long as I can remember even though they are only meant to be a short term solution, which is clear as my skin shows signs of steroid overuse.
Bathing can prove incredibly painful (Image: Hull Daily Mail WS)
Amy was bullied at school and never invited to sleepovers because of her skin (Image: Hull Daily Mail WS)
Woman's hayfever is so bad it leaves her virtually BLIND and struggling to breathe (and it lasts all year round)
"I've tried light therapy and all sorts but there is no cure for it.
"I'm having to spend a lot of my wages on steroid cream and special shampoo to help with my hair loss, but I know that there are better solutions out there."
Amy also thinks that there is not enough support for those suffering with eczema, and that those around her do not fully understand the extent of how serious the condition can be.
"It's so much more than just a red rash," said Amy.
"People tell me to just stop itching, but that's impossible, as the illness is itching. At times I feel like I'm in a hole, spiralling down and down."
Growing up with eczema has also been tough for Amy, as she says that other children did not understand it.
"I got bullied at school because of my eczema and other kids didn't really come near me as they thought that I was infectious, which is completely untrue," she said.
"The blood from itching my skin can also ruin bedsheets, so I never got asked to sleepovers."
"It's so much more than just a red rash," she said (Image: Hull Daily Mail WS)
For the past two years Amy has also been struggling with fertility on top of her eczema, and would like more help.
Hull Clinical Commissioning Group, responsible for health service spending in the city, says its Patient Advice and Liaison Service can offer support to patients in a similar position to Amy.
A spokeswoman said: "GP practices welcome feedback and comments from patients, and patients can also contact the dedicated Hull Clinical Commissioning Group Patient Advice and Liaison Service on 01482 335409.
"All patients have the option of booking an appointment with any clinician of their choice, including GPs, Practice Nurses, Independent Nurse Prescribers or Clinical Pharmacists.
"Patients are advised of the most appropriate clinician for their condition at the time of booking and are offered the choice of booking their appointment with any clinician in the team."
* Samaritans (116 123) operates a 24-hour service available every day of the year. If you prefer to write down how you're feeling, or if you're worried about being overheard on the phone, you can email Samaritans at jo@samaritans.org


Peel and cut the pear into pieces roughly the same size as the radish.
Remove outer green leaves (if present) from the Napa cabbage and cut the "heart" in half from top to bottom. Remove and discard any solid material at the bottom of the cabbage then cut the "white" leaves into roughly 1 inch by 1 1/2 inch pieces.
Place the cut Daikon, pear, and Napa into a large mixing bowl, add the salt and mix well.
Let stand for about fifteen to thirty minutes then rinse in cold water.
Trim the green onions, rinse, and remove the green (use the green parts in another dish).
Slice the remaining "white" portions in half (quarters if large), from top to bottom.
Trim the watercress into sections about the same size as the onion whites.
Cut the peppers in half, remove the seeds, then sliver.
Add onion, garlic, ginger, and pepper to the radish/cabbage and mix well.
Place into a large sealable container.
Put water, sugar, and salt into a large pot, bowl, or jar and shake/stir well.
Place ground red chili pepper into the center of a clean, lint free cloth, then place a chop stick, spoon, or other utensil on the cloth. Form a sack or pocket over the pepper and wrap the end of the cloth around the utensil, forming a rough spoon. Gently stir the cloth wrapped pepper through the brine until the brine is tinted a pale to medium red color. Remove the cloth and discard the pepper.
Add the watercress and pine nuts, DO NOT stir.
and let stand at room temperature, protected from direct sunlight, for at least six hours (up to 24 hours), then refrigerate.
Serve cold in a small bowl as part of a ban chan array.


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NYC Mayor Eric Adams brands Biden's border crisis a 'disaster' and demands $2b in funding
He's changed his tune! NYC Mayor Eric Adams brands border crisis 'a disaster' and says 40,000 migrants have flooded into Big Apple since spring – despite previously vowing city would always welcome them
Adams said the situation on the southern border is a disaster after weekend trip
His comments come soon after he appealed to the White House for $2B in aid
The remarks were in stark contrast to his 2017 Twitter post: 'We've always welcomed migrants in New York City. Nothing about that is going to change'
The NYC mayor is yet to allocate blame the president for the spiraling crisis
By Neirin Gray Desai For Dailymail.Com
NYC Mayor Eric Adams branded the border crisis a 'disaster' during his trip to El Paso at the weekend – after saying 40,200 immigrants had arrived in the city since last spring and that a further influx could cost the Big Apple $2billion.
'Why isn't this considered a disaster? This is a crisis,' Adams told The New York Post at the end of his border visit.
'No one is coordinating this national effort,' he said from Texas on Sunday night, before revealing he would travel to Washington DC this week to attend the US Conference of Mayors and devise a 'real strategy' to deal with the problem.
Adams also attacked the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), to which he had already made a request for $1billion. 'FEMA needs to step up. That's their job,' he said.
His remarks were in stark contrast to the Mayor's previous claim on Twitter that New York City would always welcome migrants.
Eric Adams toured migrant shelters and visited the southern border in El Paso trip before labelling the situation a 'disaster'
Despite expressing frustration, Adams (pictured during his trip to El Paso this weekend) has not directly criticized Joe Biden or addressed New York City's sanctuary city policy
Adams estimated last week that nearly 500 migrants were arriving in the city each day – a rate that could no longer be sustained.
Despite expressing such frustration Adams has not directly criticized Biden and would not said if he will arrange a meeting with the president to get the increased funding he asked for over the line.
On Monday he was blasted for failing to explicitly blame Biden, a fellow Democrat, for the problem.
Nicole Malliotakis, a Republican Representative for parts of Brooklyn and Staten Island attacked him for referring to the crisis merely as a national problem and not naming the president.
'The mayor is right in the sense that he's saying this is a national crisis but he needs to say that is a national crisis created by Joe Biden,' Malliotakis told Fox News.
'Joe Biden put in place the policies via executive order that created this mess. This was not happening under President Trump. It was not happening under President Obama, and it has reached a record high,' she said.
People wait for children returning from school to the Row hotel in Manhattan, which is being used to house migrants
Another issue Adams has not addressed is New York City's sanctuary city policy, part of which involved a lack of cooperation with federal authorities to curtail illegal immigration.
'You saw yesterday how people were saying they want to go to New York City because they hear that New York City is housing the migrants, and they're providing for their needs,' Malliotakis said.
While giving a speech in Texas Adams suggested the overwhelming intake of migrants into his city was having detrimental affects on its citizens.
'Our cities are being undermined. We don't deserve this. Migrants don't deserve this and the people who live in the cities don't deserve this. There is no more room in New York,' he said.
Nicole Malliotakis (pictured last November), a Republican Representative for parts of Brooklyn and Staten Island, attacked Adams for failing to blame the crisis on Biden
In 2017 Adams tweeted: 'We've always welcomed migrants in New York City. Nothing about that is going to change'
At points he has suggested the city's tight budget means the migrant crisis will force it to slash basic services.
Adams, who officially declared a state of emergency in October over the flood of migrants into the city, has voiced a shifting and inconsistent attitude towards migrants arriving into his city.
In a tweet from 2017, he said: 'We've always welcomed migrants in New York City. Nothing about that is going to change.'
The city has historically provided shelter, food, clothing to migrants and argued in the past they should be allowed to assimilate faster and with greater ease.
But last week the mayor said New York had reached its 'breaking point' as 400 asylum seekers arrive every day.
In addition to requests for federal aid and making appeals to the White House he submitted an emergency mutual aid request to the state and Gov. Kathy Hochul, asking for immediate help to house the incoming migrants.
'We are at our breaking point,' Adams said. 'Based off our projections, we anticipate being unable to continue sheltering arriving asylum seekers on our own.
'Our initial request is for shelter to accommodate 500 asylum seekers, but, as New York City continues to see numbers balloon, this estimate will increase as well.'
The plea came a week after Colorado joined the list of states busing migrants to New York City to alleviate the burden for those near the southern border.
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The resort is extremely luxurious with one of the largest selections of dining and bars seen in Sharm with its New Columbus coffee bar, White Elephant Sushi Bar and Irish Pub to compliment its already impressive range of bars and restaurants. The resort is surrounded by fantastic well kept gardens that extend towards the beach area.


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The Latest Version of SuperGIS Server Will Make Its Debut in Q4
Taipei, Taiwan, August 11, 2018 –(PR.com)– Supergeo is delighted to announce the new progress of SuperGIS Server. First of all, the 3D Analyst will soon be included in the update, which will allow you to switch between 2D map and 3D view effectively so that you can display, analyze, and manage your vector data or image data both in 2D and in 3D view. By using the new SuperGIS Server, you can publish your 3D data and build your own 3D GIS map with ease.
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A feeling of invincibility surrounds me. I know everything is going to be ok. My plans have become giant-sized and here is the best bit – people are listening and organizing around me! Everything seems so achievable and easy, I am motivated, empowered and full of energy and I seem to create the same in the people I meet.
Am I on a new drug? Am I in love? Fortunately not the first, and unfortunately not the second. This is actually my state of mind and body a few weeks after completing the Sedona Method 6-Day Intensive Retreat.
The 6-day retreat I embarked upon was located in the beautiful and energetic sanctuary of Sedona, Arizona – the city after which the technique was named. Being surrounded by the looming and powerful red mountains of this city is a wonderful way to immerse yourself in the technique and experience the city of Sedona at its best too.
Lester Levingston, the founder of The Sedona Technique testified to curing himself of a life threatening illness through using the process he created called 'Letting Go'. A simple technique of releasing the energy, connection, or charge attached to pretty much everything and everyone that may be negatively affecting your life. By asking a specific set of questions, or creating questions that are individually tuned to the problem or issue you have in mind, you allow your body and mind to release the connection.
The technique is now taught by Lester's predecessor Hale Hoskin, who inherited it directly from Lester himself and Mr. Hoskin has helped to transform thousands of lives around the world, including my own.
During the retreat I experienced feelings of lightness and relaxation, a clearing of the mind, and an openness and receptivity that allowed the solution to the problem or issue to reveal itself. The method allows you to find the answer within yourself or to free yourself from the thoughts and obsession for long enough for you to discover the answer was already there.
The bonus of attending the retreat is that releasing discomforting energy and thoughts alongside over 100 other people who are all working together under a common structure helps the results to compound. It is a simple technique without a lot of bells and whistles. In some moments you may actually wonder, "Is anything actually happening at all? This is too easy" But I found once I left an incredible peace, openness, and clarity has been created in my mind.
'Letting Go' is a phrase I have heard thrown around since my early acting classes, and screamed at shaking contestants on American Idol. But lets be honest it isn't often that we come across an actual technique to do it. Truth be told most people have never learned how to 'let go', and the inability to do so leaves us with so much residual stress in our lives. We suffer for much longer than we really need to from tumultuous relationships and unfulfilled goals and dreams. We liken the ability of 'Letting Go' to the difficulty to 'stop thinking about him! or 'Stop itching and it wont hurt' What I needed to know is, EXACTLY HOW DO YOU 'LET GO'?
As guests rise to the stage in Sedona to discuss their issues – I got to experience exactly HOW to focus on an issue and then begin a process of releasing it. I discovered a closer and closer relationship to that Nirvana space where I feel connected to everything and everyone, realizing as a result, and maybe not for the first time, that we are all one. Witnessing guests sharing tails of life long issues and freeing themselves in minutes is moving and thought provoking. And as the course progresses you become acutely aware of the truth in such phrases as 'I am enough' 'I already have everything I need' and 'Everything is inside me'. You unearth a new and deeper connection with yourself.
What did I let go of during my time at the retreat? I let go of some unhelpful beliefs that had been holding me back. I let go of restrictions I was imposing on myself that would determine how much I am willing to love and how much love and happiness I am willing to receive from others. I let go of a big chunk of guilt, a whole heap of childhood baggage, as well as one or two emotional ties to ex boyfriends! What I did not find it necessary to let go of during the sessions was my own critical thinking. Nor did I feel I had to give myself over to Hale or the technique in a cult-like way. I found the simplicity of the technique allowed me to go home and continue to the process alone or with a partner. It also motivated to try something I never dared before – I went hot air ballooning!
Would I return? Yes! Based on how I am feeling after the experience, I plan on keeping the technique near the top of my emotional toolbox. It is unlike anything else I have found thus far – and believe me I have searched! Will it lead to the enlightenment I am searching for – I have yet to find out. But I can say that I do feel the benefits and I am excited to see where this sense of emotional freedom may lead. The retreat was a wonderful experience and the technique is definitely a piece of the puzzle for me… or maybe I should say a PEACE of the puzzle.
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Creating a bit of heat in our practice this week requires a balance that can be brought with a smile. Sounds simple enough, but being present in the moment often requires that we find a bit of dis-comfort and at the same time find, define and nurture our intention for our practice.
In this Slow-Flow session Zephyr will remind you how being on the mat can be a practice in "being here now" which is a lesson we can all take graciously and use off the mat in our everyday lives. Engaging with those around us, our family, friends or our colleagues and our children is not always the easiest to maintain a meaningful presence. This practice will help with life's discomforts and give you the tools to be more present and allow you to give and receive a more meaningful and present interaction with life and those you engage with (including yourself!).
A focused breath, a gentle downward gaze and a slight Buddha smile is all it takes.


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Flows: 1' to 8' on the take-out gauge (7' was very high and likely 10,000 cfs or so at take-out). We had +6' on the put-in gauge.
The previous day I had driven to the plateau with hopes of doing Cane Creek. That day, as we drove, a wave of rain hit that was not in the forecast. We checked the take-out gauge and found a maximum recommended level. We geared up with hopes the bubble was passing. Before departing the take-out I checked again to find it a foot hire. So we diverted.
The following day, knowing that things were all going to be through the roof as a full day and night of unanticipated rain had hit, we made plans for the creek that you can go to whenever things get really high… Whites Creek.
Our friend, John Trembly's dad lives near take-out and was able to check the gauge for us as we departed Knoxville, a nice 3.75' which would mean we could do the upper and lower. Arriving at take-out we found flow to be closer to 6' and we began to waver on the upper. With our best optimism, we drove to the top to check out how the river looked at the top, and found a tight creek with a lot of wood, and that is just what we saw from the bridge. So we decided to just focus on the bottom miles.
The run was seriously fun at the high flows (when we got to take-out it was 7' and still rising, by the time we undid our shuttle it was at least 8' but hard to tell precisely since the gauge stops at 7). I would say it was only class IV… but it was big water. A swim could easily be fatal due to flush drowning… so don't let the class IV rating fool you. Do not go here at these flows if there is any chance you will swim.
Half way down the run Piney Creek (known as Tiny Piney) enters and doubles the river. Below the rapids mellowed out and the remaining miles fly by.
At normal flows the run is reported to be one of the best surfing runs in the South East as well as generally class III. Maybe one of these days I will see it again at a more reasonable flow.
Reading American Whitewater, there are a lot of rapids with names on this run… they were all under water for us. So I am sure this write-up is a little useless for the average user. But… if you find yourself in a wealth of water and want to look for something fun that can take a crap ton of water… look here. We had about 6" of rain in that 30 hour span for reference. Typically it only takes 1-2" to get it running.
Boogie (III). Some fun boogie gets the run started.
Left Turn (IV-). The first hard left turn has a dangerous looking right wall. Just hug the inside.
Boogie (III). This section was just non-stop waves. No real holes to speak of other than on the outside of turns… so always stay to the inside and away from the walls on turns.
Big Section (IV). After a lot of waves and boogie, we took another left turn and were surprised to see really the only must make moves of the run at this flow. You would not want to be in the middle as there were two huge holes one after the other. We went far left around the first one and then cut back to the middle directly behind it to avoid the second one which was more on the left side of the river.
Piney Creek (AKA Tiny Piney) enters on the left. It approximately doubled the flow making the river very big below here.
Surf City (III). Directly below is what is called Surf City. For us it was humongous waves. Normally they are more normal sized.
Boogie continues, careful as the flow braids, and soon you get to take-out just after the railroad bridge is overhead.
Put-in: Continue South on Highway 27 for 9.8 miles. On the far side of Spring City, turn left onto TN-68 which then heads back North. After 4.9 miles take a right onto Possum Trot Rd. Continue for 5.1 miles to where the road crosses the river. There is parking on the far side of the bridge.


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Minister Bheki Cele was caught in confrontation with a film crew on Camps Bay beach, accusing it of flouting Covid-19 regulations on Wednesday. Picture: Sisonke Mlamla/Cape Argus
Bheki Cele to fight back after clash with JP Smith over film shoot on Cape beach
By Sisonke Mlamla Dec 16, 2020
Cape Town - The police management is beefing up its legal team after Minister Bheki Cele was caught in a confrontation with a film crew on Camps Bay beach, accusing it of flouting Covid-19 regulations on Wednesday.
This comes after the City of Cape Town, which permitted the production firm to film its commercial at the Camps Bay beach, said it would approach the Western Cape High Court on an urgent basis for an interdict against the police's interference in the film production on Camp's Bay beach.
Cele, accompanied by the SAPS management, embarked on a day-long visit to various beaches in Cape Town in a bid to inspect operational deployments as well as assess adherence to lockdown regulations.
Cele said he noted, with concern, the reckless behaviour exhibited by some bathers on Cape Town's beaches that fly in the face of the country's efforts to curb the spread of Covid-19.
Cape Town beaches were permitted to open from 6am until 6pm under the recently revised regulations.
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Cele interacted with bathers at various beaches and expressed his gratitude for many of them who observed Covid-19 protocols.
Meanwhile, he ordered a private company on the Camps Bay beach to shut down.
"While it was permitted by the City of Cape Town, upon closer inspection, the production was not compliant with what is permitted on beaches, as stipulated on the Covid-19 regulations."
He said according to the permit of the production company that was handed to the SAPS, the production would go against the very rules set out by the president which are clear on what is permitted on beaches and therefore could not be allowed to continue for now.
Cele requested the crew to bring the permit @IOL @TheCapeArgus pic.twitter.com/LPOqpwe7Xf
— Sisonke Mlamla (@SISONKE_MD) December 16, 2020
The Cape Argus was informed that the minister has not taken the threat of legal action by Smith lightly, and plans to fight any legal action that may arise over the shoot.
Safety and Security Mayco Member JP Smith said the office was authorised in terms of the City's Film by-law to issue the relevant permits to commence filming in public spaces.
Smith said shutting down the film production without proper cause was an illegal action and it goes against the national state of disaster regulations which allow the film industry to continue working.
"I am concerned about the autocratic manner in which the minister behaved this morning. It is concerning that a political office bearer appears to be issuing unlawful instructions to operational staff where SAPS officers continued to execute this unlawful behaviour," Smith said.
He said he expected that Cele, as a member of the National Coronavirus Command Council, would be aware that since alert level 4, film and TV production sets have been deemed workspaces and allowed to operate under the risk adjusted strategy.
He said it was also important to note that the latest regulations gazetted on Tuesday did not prohibit filming on beaches in Cape Town.
"The regulations only prohibit the hosting of festivals, live music, live performances and loud music at beaches," he said.
Smith said filming is a work activity and should not be misconstrued as a recreational activity as Cele did this morning.
"We are therefore asking the high court to prohibit the Minister of Police from overstepping the scope of his authority," he said.
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In a surprising outcome that defied most expectations and opinion polls, Republican Party nominee Donald Trump won the American presidential elections of 2016.
His controversial behaviour, his rude remarks against his political opponents, his racist remarks against Muslims (and Islam itself), African-Americans and Mexicans, his boasting about sexual harassment, the allegations of sexual harassment from tens of women, and of fraud against his so-called Trump University, his not paying contractors who work for him, his refusal to reveal his tax records to the American public and his constant lies and flip-flops did not prevent him from winning by a landslide.
Obviously, both Trump and his Democratic Party opponent Hillary Clinton are crooked in one way or another. Clinton's controversies include donations to the Clinton Foundation in return for political favours, involvement in the death of the American ambassador to Libya during the Benghazi events of September 2012 and her use of a personal e-mail server to send and receive state department e-mails. However, it could be argued that Clinton's campaign was more respectful than Trump's.
Events in the Middle East did not escape Trump's controversial remarks and behaviour. His racist remarks against Islam and Muslims have offended many, as have his flip-flops on various issues.
During his campaign, Trump flip-flopped on several issues on the Middle East. He said during his campaign that he opposed the 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq before it started. However, there is evidence from an interview with US radio host Howard Stern in September 2002 that he actually supported the war. There is also evidence from an interview with Fox News anchor Neil Cavuto in January 2003 that he was not against the invasion of Iraq.
He can be forgiven for making the mistake of supporting the war, as he was not a politician or a political expert at the time, and he gave the then American government the benefit of the doubt in supporting the war. But he should not be forgiven for lying to the public later by denying that he had supported the war.
Trump flip-flopped again on the 2011 war on Libya. He said in February 2011 that "now we should go [into Libya], we should stop this guy [former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi], which would be very easy and very quick," and that American companies should invest in Libya's oil after the military operation was over. He reiterated his support for the military intervention in Libya during an interview with British reporter Piers Morgan on 28 March 2011.
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal's Kelly Evans in April 2011, Trump said he would not support the intervention in Libya unless the United States took the oil fields. He added in the same interview that it was "smart" to invade Iraq to take its oil in 2003, and that the United States should take over Iraq's oil to prevent it from falling into Iranian hands.
Despite the evidence that he supported the Libya war, however, Trump said on 24 February 2016 that he had been against the military operation in Libya from the beginning. "I never discussed the subject. I was in favour of Libya? We would be so much better off if [Gaddafi] was in charge right now," he said.
To his credit, though, Trump's policies on the military operations against the Islamic State (IS) group may prove more practical than Clinton's. Trump has said that he is not interested in removing Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad and is more interested in focusing the American military effort against IS in cooperation with Russia. "Al-Assad is bad, maybe [the anti-Al-Assad rebels] could be worse," he said in October 2015.
Clinton's plan to fight IS is to impose no-fly zones, or "safe zones," in Syria to weaken the Al-Assad regime and fight IS with expanded American military involvement that may include airstrikes, special forces and possibly regular combat troops. She would still continue to push for overthrowing Al-Assad, a target which, as bloody as Al-Assad may be, looks more dangerous and impractical with each day that passes in the civil war in Syria.
Another mess-up that has been made by Clinton and present US President Barack Obama was by indirectly funding terrorist groups in Syria, as Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, a terrorism expert at the US Foundation for the Defence of Democracies, wrote in an article on the US Website The Daily Beast.
According to Gartenstein-Ross, the mistake the Obama administration, including Clinton when she was secretary of state, made was supporting moderate armed opposition groups against Al-Assad, when many of these moderate groups had severed ties with the CIA and decided to join extremist groups like the Al-Nusra Front, Al-Qaeda's official branch in Syria, in order to achieve more military and territorial gains. This meant that Obama and Clinton ended up indirectly supporting Al-Qaeda in Syria.
Furthermore, Trump added in an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper on 8 July 2015 that he would "bomb the hell" out of the oilfields under IS's control in order to weaken the group's ability to finance itself. But this is similar to what the Obama administration is already doing.
One result of the Syrian crisis has been the refugee crisis. No doubt, Trump is correct in saying that the American authorities should monitor who enters the United States among the refugees who escape the civil war in Syria in order to make sure that no terrorists enter American territory. But are his methods correct? He (sort of) said in November 2015 following the Paris attacks that he would establish a database for Muslims in the United States. He also said in December 2015 that he wanted to temporarily ban Muslims from entering the United States, following the San Bernardino attacks in California.
PRACTICALITY:Are such statements practical? Or effective? Even US terrorism experts and the intelligence community have said that such methods would backfire and give IS rhetoric more power by asserting that the United States is indeed involved in a war against Islam and discriminating against Muslims. This would be great propaganda and a great recruitment tool for IS. Clinton has said that such policies would be "dangerous" and against America's values.
The Royal Institute for International Affairs (Chatham House), the UK think tank, released a report in October by analyst Flynt Leverett entitled "Middle East Policy after 2016". This says that "perceptions that Trump is anti-Muslim could limit cooperation from states in the region" against terrorism. This statement may prove to be wrong, however, as the Arab states may be willing to deal with Trump to achieve their own interests, despite his anti-Islam rhetoric.
In the Arab Gulf states, for example, there are mixed feelings about Trump's victory. There are indeed concerns about his Islamophobic and/or anti-Arab comments. In March 2016, for example, during an interview with the New York Times, Trump said he would stop American purchases of Saudi oil unless Saudi Arabia "stopped providing troops to IS." (WikiLeaks's Julian Assange announced in 2016 that leaked e-mails showed that Saudi Arabia and Qatar had funded both of Clinton's campaigns and IS).
On the other hand, according to journalist Frank Gardner of the BBC, the Arab Gulf states have been concerned that President Barack Obama has been improving relations with Tehran at the expense of the Gulf Arabs, so they have welcomed Trump's victory and his tough stance against the Iranian nuclear deal.
During his campaign, Trump slammed the nuclear deal Washington signed with Tehran in the summer of 2015. This puts limits on Iran's uranium enrichment abilities, limits Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium and introduces more international inspections of Iran's nuclear reactors and activities. Trump described the nuclear deal with Iran as "the stupidest deal of all time," a "disaster" and "the worst deal ever negotiated," adding that it would lead to a "nuclear holocaust." He said he would have negotiated a better deal, with tougher restrictions against Iran.
Suzanne Maloney, a foreign policy expert at the Brookings Institution in the US, told Reuters that Iran might see in Trump "the most cartoonish American enemy" and that Trump's statements against the nuclear deal would give an excuse for Tehran to walk away from its obligations under the deal, while "pinning the responsibility on Washington".
Zachary Goldman, executive director of the Centre on Law and Security at New York University in the US and a former US treasury official, agreed that Trump's statements could make Tehran "feel freed from its commitments, and we may be blamed for the deal falling apart." Goldman also doubted that Iran and the West would agree to re-negotiate a "better deal" as Trump promised during his campaign.
There is no clear evidence supporting such allegations. For all her faults, Clinton may have been too rational and acted too much by the book during the events in Egypt that led up to the overthrow of former president Hosni Mubarak in 2011. In fact, she was initially not very supportive of the 25 January Revolution. On the first day of the protests leading up to the revolution, she showed support for Mubarak, saying that his government was "stable" despite the protests. As events unfolded, she wanted Mubarak to stay in office. During these events, she did call for political reform in Egypt in order to settle the situation, but she was against the hasty exit of Mubarak, saying it could lead to instability or extremism.
Furthermore, the personal relationship between Trump and President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi is much smoother than that between Clinton and Al-Sisi. When Al-Sisi was in New York in September 2016 for the annual meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, he had a meeting with Trump at a hotel in Manhattan. Following the meeting, Trump said that Al-Sisi was a "fantastic guy" and that "there was a good chemistry there. You know when you have good chemistry with people." Trump also praised how Al-Sisi had taken control of Egypt and his policies against terrorism.
Clinton also met with Al-Sisi at the same Manhattan hotel during the General Assembly meeting. Like Trump, she discussed bilateral relations and anti-terrorism with Al-Sisi, but she also paid more attention to human rights issues and called for the release of an American human rights activist who was imprisoned in Egypt. It is telling that Al-Sisi was the first foreign leader to call Trump to congratulate him on his victory in the elections.
In the Egyptian media, there is also a general tendency to support Trump. TV anchors and hosts argue that the Egyptian (and Muslim) public should forget about the racist remarks Trump made during his campaign, because his behaviour and policies after his victory would be much more rational than during his campaigning.
Finally, perhaps the most important historical issue on the minds of the Arabs in the wake of the Trump victory is the Palestinian problem and the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian Territories. On 25 September, Trump told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a meeting at Trump Tower in New York that he would recognise Jerusalem as "the undivided capital of the state of Israel" if elected president. In all fairness, Trump is not the only US presidential candidate to have given this promise to Israel; American presidential candidates have been giving such promises to Israel in one election after another.
In 2008, while campaigning during the presidential elections, Obama called Jerusalem the "undivided capital of Israel," but then backtracked the next day. However, Obama can be credited for trying to stop Israel's illegal settlement building programme during his first two years in office. Clinton, too, on several occasions, said that she recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital. There is an impression in Tel Aviv that a Trump administration will be among the most pro-Israeli in the history of American foreign policy.
CONCLUSIONS:Trump's clear advantages over Clinton regarding US-Middle East policy are his more friendly approach towards the regime in Cairo, which might lead to more benefits for the Egyptian people, his avoidance of regime change adventures in Syria, and improved relations with Russia that could lead to a more efficient fight against IS.
One worrying factor is that Trump is being advised by the US neo-conservatives, a group whose influence increased during the George W Bush administration and pushed for the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003. Trump is advised by neo-conservatives such as Zalmay Khalilzad, a former American ambassador to Afghanistan, who advised Bush on the invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq. Another neo-conservative advisor to Trump is former CIA director James Woolsey, who according to conspiracy theorists is supposedly the "engineer" of the Arab Revolutions which started in 2011. Trump is also advised by Michelle Bachalette, a Republican Party congresswoman known for her pro-Israeli, anti-Palestinian and anti-Arab stances.
In any case, the sad truth is that this lying, racist Islam-hater will now be the next president of the United States. Whether we like it or not, the world will just have to deal with him as the president of the most powerful state in the world, unless we work hard to come up with a better option. One has to hope that Trump's rash behaviour will not lead to a major global disaster and that the members of his administration will be able to give him good advice on how to lead the world.
The writer is an assistant professor of political science at the Future University in Egypt.


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Boko Haram: Insurgents disconnect power supply to Maiduguri towns
The Transmission Company of Nigeria says insurgents have again vandalised two towers on the Damaturu–Maidugiri 330kiloVolt Transmission Line.
TCN's General Manager, Public Affairs, Mrs Ndidi Mbah, who said this in a statement in Abuja on Saturday, explained that the two towers were bombed early on Saturday .
Mbah said that the Saturday vandalism took place after TCN had made concerted effort and restored power to Maiduguri on March 24, two months after the first incident.
"The incident which occurred at about 5.56 a.m. on March 27 again cut power supply to Maiduguri and its environs.
"This time, the insurgents chain bombed two other towers; T152 and T153 on the same line route of the other incident," she said.
She, however, said TCN would continue to do all that it could to ensure power supply was restored to the affected areas.Add tags


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It started with 56 animated gifs on a website, directed by Johnny Kelly and Matthew Cooper, aiming to create a platform in which young designers and creatives from all over the world can participate.
It's pretty easy really, you just create a gif on the website and upload it, or upload one from your computer. This is a working in progress project commissioned by Elisava School of Design with concept, creative direction and design by Soon in Tokyo, a communications agency made up of former Elisava students and teachers.
Check out the website at www.iamnotanartist.org for an amazing gif spectacle.


The majestic California condor once soared the skies over western North America from British Columbia to Mexico. However, by 1985, the condor had spiraled down to the brink of extinction, with only 22 birds remaining. These remaining birds were taken into captivity in a last ditch effort to save the species. That effort paid off. Today, thanks to three decades of dedicated work by a range of partners, 290 condors now fly free in the wild, all in the Desert Southwest and northern Baja Peninsula.
Now, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Yurok Tribe of Northern California and National Park Service are taking the next big step in the condor's recovery with a proposal to reintroduce America's largest land bird to parts of the Pacific Northwest, where it has not been seen for over a century.Building on a decade's worth of preparation initiated by the Yurok Tribe, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to establish a collaboratively managed new California condor release facility in Redwood National Park, within the Tribe's ancestral territory.
Like the southwestern population, this new population would be given the special status of "Nonessential, Experimental" under the Endangered Species Act, which would provide protections to the released birds while also allowing flexibility to landowners and other stakeholders potentially affected by the reintroduction of this federally listed endangered species.
With a wingspan of almost 10 feet, the California condor is the biggest soaring land bird on the North American continent. It is a scavenger, feeding on dead animals—nature's original recycler. Native people throughout their historical range revere them, and the Yurok people have incorporated fallen condor feathers into sacred ceremonial practices since time immemorial.
The foundation of the successful condor reintroduction program in the Southwest has been strong, diverse and durable partnerships. Similar partnerships will be pivotal in the northwestern reintroductions. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Yurok Tribe and the National Park Service are among 16 partners teaming up in this effort, including California Fish and Wildlife and local community groups.
The science behind the return of the California condor to its native range in the Pacific Northwest is strong. The reintroduction sites provide prime condor habitat, with redwood forests and mountain ranges that can provide ample roosting and nest habitat. Inland valleys and mountain top prairies, along with coastline will provide a mixture of land and marine food areas and food resources.
The two Department of the Interior bureaus and the Tribe are also announcing the availability of a joint Environmental Assessment that analyzes the potential environmental impacts associated with the proposed reintroduction and designation of a nonessential experimental population. The partners will host public meetings in northern California and Oregon to provide information and receive input on the proposal and the environmental assessment in May 2019. The schedule is available online at: https://parkplanning.nps.gov/meetingNotices.cfm?projectID=66364.
The proposal for establishing a Northwest condor population will publish in the Federal Register on April 5, 2019, opening a 60-day public comment period. The Service will consider comments from all interested parties received by June 4, 2019. Information on how to submit comments is available at www.regulations.gov by searching under docket number FWS–R1–ES–2018-033.


The aim of the study was to determine the beliefs and practices regarding HIV/Aids awareness and prevention among service providers working in the field of intellectual disability. In order to investigate this aim, a cross-sectional survey research design was employed which incorporated a purposive sampel that consisted of 28 participants representing 21 organizations catering for adults with intellectual disability in Gauteng. These participants were interviewed using a structured interview schedule and the data were analysed using both descriptive statistics and content analysis. The results indicated that the majority of participants perceived that their organization had a role to play in raising awareness and preventing the spread of HIV/Aids and considered adults with intellectual disability to be a risk for contracting HIV.


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Q: Why can't we send data as an javascript object instead of a JSON object? I am a newbie to expressjs. I have made this application in it and when I pass data in JSON format via POSTMAN then it returns me the data. Good but when I send data as a javascript object in request body then it doesn't work i.e. body empty.
Code:
var express= require('express')
var eApp= express();

eApp.use(express.json());

var collection= [{id: 1, name:'Hunain1'},
                 {id: 2, name:'Hunain2'},
                 {id: 3, name:'Hunain4'}
                ];

eApp.post('/api/hunain/', (req, res) =>
{
    //var col= collection.find(col => col.id === parseInt(req.params.id));

    if(req.body === "")
    {
        res.status(404).send("sorry, object is empty");
    }
    else
    {
        var collObj= {id: collection.length, name: req.body.name};
        collection.push(collObj);

        res.send(collObj);
    }
});

//console.log('nodeapp4 has been accessed')

eApp.listen(100, () => console.log('nodeapp4 is listening to your requests'));

Request in JSON:
{
    "id": 3,
    "name": "Bose"
}

returns
{
    "id": 4,
    "name": "Bose"
}

this is when I select application/Json in postman
but when I select Javascript and write this in body:
 {
    id : "2",
    name : "Bose"
}

then it returns only id but no name i.e. body sends as an empty, why?

A: JSON is a data transfer format. It's sole purpose is to be compact, easy to serialize/deserialize and programming language independent (there are JSON libraries for all the popular languages out there).
JavaScript objects are specific to JavaScript runtimes (they can't be used by a Python or C# server) and are unsafe for data transfer because they can include behaviour (methods). Imagine someone sends you this malicious JS object:
{
  firstName: (function () {
    var fs = require('fs');
    // proceed to delete all files in the directory...
  })()
}

If you were on a Node.js environment and the runtime parses such malicious object, you would expose yourself to enormous security threats.


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Home»NFL»The Lamar Jackson Era's In Full Effect
The Lamar Jackson Era's In Full Effect
J.R. Gamble November 19, 2018
The Ravens rookie QB did big things in his first start.
Lamar Jackson finally got his opportunity to start an NFL game on Sunday and he led the Baltimore Ravens to a 24-21 win over their AFC North division rivals, the Cincinnati Bengals.
And just like that, he's gone from the most doubted and dissected player in the 2018 Draft to the talk of the NFL.
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The Ravens need to ride with Lamar Jackson (by @ConorOrr) https://t.co/2rFHCllvdo
Jackson is the last of the Fab Five rookie quarterbacks to snatch a starting position.
Baker Mayfield, Sam Darnold, Josh Allen, and Josh Rosen were all drafted before the Ravens scooped Jackson with the last pick of the first round.
Jackson's start came in Week 11 after starter Joe Flacco went down with an injury in week 10. The rookie came in and single-handedly lifted the Ravens back into the playoff mix.
The Ravens win over Cincy at M&T Bank Stadium ended a three-game losing streak and got Baltimore back to .500.
"We came out with a win," Jackson said when asked to assess his NFL starting debut. "It was pretty good, I guess."
That's what franchise QB's and stoppers do. They halt losing streaks and rekindle the faith in a failing franchise.
"The Lamar Jackson Era" is officially underway in Baltimore with an offense designed to maximize his strengths as a young QB with electrifying abilities.
It's Lamar Jackson time 👀 (via @Ravens) https://t.co/fO9E6O8p4K
Jackson had so many negative forces and haters labeling him and criticizing his abilities during his draft process. The underlying racism was surely prevalent and it was a disappointing moment for the NFL. Some even suggested that he wasn't a quarterback, but better suited for a wide receiver position.
The absurdities didn't end, but the true believers understand the magnitude of Jackson's talents and the unique skills, freakish talents and a winning attitude he had to offer.
The Ravens were one of those believers and now it's about to pay huge dividends for them.
By the time the game was over, Jackson not only had the win, but he had a single-game, Super Bowl Era record of 27 carries for 117 yards as the leading rusher in the game.
Field Yates on Twitter
Lamar Jackson had 27 rushing attempts today. No quarterback has had 25 or more rushing attempts since at least 1999. Unique weapon.
Jackson was also efficient through the air, completing 13-of-19 passes for 150 yards with an interception. It wasn't the aerial show that Baker Mayfield produced in his rookie debut, but it was typical Lamar Jackson. He's a football player and a damn good one.
He used his incredible athleticism, speed, field vision, and intelligence to lead drives and help the Ravens put up enough points up to win.
@Lj_era8 on the move! 📺: CBS #RavensFlock https://t.co/UEiZUAihEz
When he had to throw it, he did so. His elusiveness rivaled that of Russell Wilson. He made throws on the run and kept drives going.
As he matures and gets more confident in the offense, he'll surely pass more. But to those who said he couldn't lead teams to victories in the pros, go sit down in a corner somewhere and watch the rise of one of the NFL's all-time rare talents.
Nobody's making any predictions, but the journey is guaranteed to be exciting.
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A Passionate, Faith-Filled Chef
by Sherri Langton on April 5, 2022
If you're in Edmonds, Washington, and you're hungry for tacos, the last place you might look is a church parking lot. But on certain days, that's where Flyin' Taco is parked, a food truck owned and operated by Kyle D. Marty.
This isn't just another food truck, and Marty, 32, isn't just a cook. He is a trained chef and committed Christian who desires to serve others with his gift of cooking. He wants to bring his faith and vocation together through one of the greatest joys of his life: food.
This craving for community started in 2020, when people couldn't gather anywhere in person because of the emergence of COVID-19. In March of that year, Marty managed a restaurant in Edmonds and worked as a catering coordinator. Then the pandemic hit, forcing patrons to stay away from eating establishments.
The lack of customers slowed the pace and paychecks, so Marty left the restaurant. He worked at odd jobs for six months. He looked inward and evaluated his goals and dreams. Marty thought back 10 years, to the days after high school when he went through a culinary arts program. There his passion for food developed.
So, in a step of faith, Marty opened his own take-out food business: the Flyin' Taco — perfect for the stay-at-home culture. As tacos flew out the door that summer, close friends and family urged Marty to buy a food truck. With money from a fundraising campaign, he found one. Granted permission from a local church, he opened the business in the church's parking lot. Marty estimates that in the past six months, he has sold 20,000 tacos. This is more than a sales figure to Marty. It represents people he has been privileged to serve through his cooking.
Serving others, in fact, is hard-wired into him. Starting in 2010, he invested in junior high kids as youth pastor at a local church. In 2017, he graduated from Northwest University, the Assemblies of God school in Kirkland, Washington, where he studied pastoral leadership. Although he connected well with teens, thoughts of culinary school rekindled old desires in him and led to a career change.
Still, Marty considers his time at Northwest beneficial. He believes his education equipped him for his work and life in general.
"It taught me how to be organized, how to not procrastinate," he explains. "It taught me a lot about my personal relationship with God and balancing my life."
Mike J. Anderson, a close friend, served with Marty in youth ministry. He supported the decision to open the Flyin' Taco, though it's quite a departure from instructing teens.
"Cooking comes naturally to him, he's passionate about it," says Anderson, 40. "He loves putting together meals and cooking for other people. Why not do what you love for a living?"
To Marty, however, his cooking is more than making a living. It's God's way of bringing people together — and not only customers. Two of his employees are young guys he invests in spiritually.
"I try to constantly be an example for them," Marty says. "I have an opportunity to speak into their lives and see them develop into great men."
Marty plans to open a brick-and-mortar restaurant one day, with live music and artwork from local artists. It would be reminiscent of what he knew growing up.
"When it came to dinnertime, we all came around the table," Marty recalls. "It was time to ask how we're doing, to share what we did for the day, and kind of hit the refresh button."
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Paneer is a type of fresh, soft cottage cheese native to the Indian subcontinent. It is made using food acids and the cheese is curdled and set with the help of lemon juice or vinegar. When lemon juice is mixed with hot milk, the acidity in the juice causes the milk to separate into curd and whey. Paneer is obtained by straining the curd. Although nothing can beat fresh homemade Paneer in a recipe, it can also be purchased in Indian stores.
Paneer recipes are a special favourite in North Indian states, where a general Thali (food platter) ordered in any restaurant or served in parties etc. generally contains a Paneer based vegetable dish. Paneer is also a big favourite in West Bengal and eastern part of the country where it is generally referred to as Chhena.
With its delicate, spongy and milky flavour, Paneer can be used in curries like Palak Paneer, Paneer Masala etc. or served grilled as a side like the famous Paneer Tikkas, Kababs etc. In Bengal fresh Paneer or Chhena is used to make some of the much delicious sweets like Rasgulla, Rasmalai, Chhena Murki etc. It can also be used as a stuffing in Parathas, sandwiches and rolls.
Paneer is an all-rounder when it comes to cooking and tastes delicious in any form. As Paneer is made with whole milk, it is rich in proteins and calciums, making it a good source of protein especially for the vegetarians.
Here we have tried to bring together some simple & delicious Paneer Recipes. We will keep adding more of them as we cover the fascinating and myriad range of Indian Cuisine.


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