It seems to take a while to "recover" from such a marvelous trip! Indeed, we had a wonderful time!
First, guides: Our first guide was excellent. He was at all times a gentleman, friendly, joined in the enjoyment of the trip, and kept things well-organized, efficient, and essentially worry-free for us participants. We were particularly appreciative of his concern for and attention to our traveling companions, David & Barbara. He helped with their bags and made sure their needs were met.
All of the local tour guides were good, but our group guide in Oslo, stood out! Her knowledge of the city and in particular the sights on the tour was excellent. In particular, her interpretations of the sculptures in the Vigeland Park enabled us to have a much better understanding of the sculptor and the thinking behind his sculptures.
Second, the tour itself: We were most pleased with the format of the tour, specifically the relatively short, but very worthwhile city tours in each city, and the inclusion of a goodly amount of free time and optional additional tours/activities. This allowed for a very relaxed, low intensity experience (especially appreciated by those of us in the "geezer" category J).
The varied modes of transportation between cities was most enjoyable. The two overnight ferry crossings were very relaxed and scenic (especially cruising through the islands in the Stockholm archipelago at sunset). The train trip from Oslo to Flam was spectacular, as was the trip from Flam to Bergen through the Fjords.
Third, accommodations: All of the accommodations were quite satisfactory. The mix-up over the Oslo-Myrdal upgrade was not a problem at all; as it turned out, I'm not sure that the upgrade class would have been substantially different from the lower class. Many thanks for crediting the cost back to us.
In short, Thanks for a great trip!


BNI (Business Networking International) is the longest standing and most successful networking organization of its kind. Individual members come to know and trust each other, building long term relationships to grow their careers. Those working in similar fields develop industry-related "power spheres" to leverage their skills and create more business together. The ideas behind the established networking platform have been tweaked for over 30 years and are extremely successful. An important distinction from other networking organizations is that each seat represents an individual profession and there is no overlap.
The BNI concepts are not only proven to develop and grow the members' individual businesses, but they strengthen and expand the network of the chapter as a whole. The main philosophy is "Giver's Gain." The more you give to your fellow member; the more you'll receive in return. This translates into millions of dollars worth of closed business every year as everyone grows and prospers together.
Chapter Members in the same industry meet together to brainstorm shared marketing efforts and collaborations.
We always clap when someone has new business and sometimes we dance.
From happy hours to golf outings, we don't ignore the social component of networking either.
Yes the meetings start early in the day, but you will walk out with a newfound energy ready to take on whatever your business day has in store.
Please see the chapter Secretary/Treasurer for exact information. When you apply to participate in BNI your application will be reviewed by the chapter's Membership Committee and you will be notified of the status before the next meeting.
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One of the newest components of L.I.V.I.N.G. Ministry is our Workforce Development. Because many of the homeless need decent paying wages, there needs to be an emphasis on our part to address that need. At the core of this program is finding men and women jobs so they can rise above homelessness. But only do we want to help people get jobs, we want them to keep those jobs well into the future.
Workforce Development is currently split into two categories: One-on-one help, and group-setting help. As a ministry, we have helped many people find jobs using both of these strategies. First, in 2007, we developed an all-inclusive job fair, where men and women attend, are trained and then have access to gainful employment. These job fairs have been very successful in placing close to 40% of the participants in jobs either at the job fair or shortly thereafter.
But building one-on-one relationships has always been at the core of L.I.V.I.N.G. Ministry. As we meet people and talk about their issues, naturally, finding employment becomes a topic of interest. So we write resumes for people, take them to job interviews, get the bus tickets, etc; whatever it takes to get them the job of their dreams.
As L.I.V.I.N.G. Ministry moves forward, we will be exploring other ways to further this up and coming phase of the ministry. If you would like to get involved in the minsitry this way, please check out our volunteering section to learn about our upcoming job fair.


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SoftBank to Record Marginal Rise in Profit
Wayne Clark May 8, 2019
Japanese banking giant SoftBank is known for bringing value to its shareholders consistently, but according to analysts, the bank is only going to record a marginal growth in profits for the quarter that ended in March this year. However, it is SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund that is of more interest to many investors, who feel that the bank should look to cash in on it through an initial public offering (IPO). Considering the fact that the Vision Fund has stakes in some of the biggest tech startups in the world, it could prove to be a masterstroke on the part of the bank.
Although SoftBank has not made an actual projection of its earnings for the quarter, analysts believe that the group is going to post a profit of 156.1 billion Yen for the quarter and that would reflect a 1% rise in profits year on year. Needless to say, it is a disappointing return. Last year, the bank floated shares for its telecommunications company, but it is believed that the management is considering how it could list the Vision Fund. At the end of the day, it is the banks biggest source of income and listing it could unlock enormous value.
As regards to Vision Fund, it is the world's largest private equity fund that invests in tech startups and is backed by the Saudi Arabian state. Last year the fund got its fair share of flack for its association with the Saudis after the assassination of Jamal Khashoggi. However, the point remains, that has stakes in some of the most promising tech startups in the world like Uber and WeWork among others. Uber is going to have the biggest IPO in Wall Street history which would give it a valuation of $90 billion and WeWork is also set to have its IPO soon. If those IPOs are successful, then it could take the valuation of the assets under the Vision Fund to new highs and therein lies the lure of an IPO. However, the tech industry is also going through a bit of churn, and it has also emerged that Sequoia Capital is going to let 20% of the staff in its investment arm go. That does not exactly bode well for the industry at large, but the Uber IPO could be one of the landmark events for SoftBank and the Vision Fund. The company has had big winners in the past, but this is going to be its first IPO.
Wayne Clark is a financial news writer and an avid trader. He holds masters in language and literature but from the beginning of his news writing career and due to his passion for finance, currently, he contributes in-depth news articles for global finance and economy. For any help from him contact him via email:wayne@financenews.tv
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AmCham EU welcomes the proposal for a new European Electronic Communications Code which gives Europe an opportunity to adapt to challenges and prepare for the future needs of the digital economy and society.
The European Commission's proposal rightly focuses on driving investments in world-class communications networks while at the same time maintaining the Significant Market Power (SMP) competition law based approach.
The proposals on spectrum are a step in the right direction, but should be considered as the minimum requirement, further alignment would be desirable in a world where everything will be increasingly connected wirelessly.
A more layered approch needs to be applied to services regulation. In order to enable a flourishing digital ecosystem, legislators should seek a horizontal as opposed to a sector-specific regulatory approach, and a harmonised, pan-European approach.
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My Highlights of 2017
With the arrival of the new year of 2018, I'm writing a post dedicated to 2017, listing out some of the things that happened around me in the previous year.
1. A surprise letter from Tun M, the former Prime Minister of Malaysia
On the 12th of January, I received a letter from Tun Dr. Mahathir, replying to my article,"Perjanjian DAP, PKR, PAN, PPBM Untuk Meminda Perkara 3(1)?" In the article, I did not even mention Tun M's name but only commented about how the word 'bebas' in the agreement between DAP, PKR, PAN and Mahathir's PPBM can undermine and violate the Article 3(1) of the Federal Constitution. So Tun M replied to my article came as a real surprise but unfortunately I am sad to say that not only Tun M's explanation does not answer my question, but it also makes the matter more confusing because the fact that the Article 3(1) is the Article that explains about Islam as the religion of the Federation and it's position over other religions in Malaysia and not about the rights to convert to other religions. [Read more…]
2. Made the news on national media
I was interviewed by Berita Harian, Utusan Malaysia and Harian Metro and was featured on the front page of Utusan Malaysia which later led me to being reported on news portals including Astro Awani, MalaysiaKini, Free Malaysia Today, Tanjak and many others receiving attention from several politicians like Mejar Jeneral (B) Datuk Seri Jamil Khir Baharom, Dr. Asyraf Wajdi, Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah and Ibrahim Ali. [Read more…]
3. Meeting YB Datuk Md Jais Sarday on his last day as the Education, Information and Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development Exco of Johor
I had the chance to meet Datuk Jais Sarday in Pasir Gudang on his last day as the Education, Information and Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development Exco of Johor before moving to his new post as the Housing and Local Government Exco of Johor. [Read more…]
4. Attending the Bukit Aman Special Branch Aidilfitri Open House
On the 11th of July, I attended the Aidilfitri open house by the Bukit Aman Special Branch, where I had the chance to meet the then Deputy Inspector-General of PDRM, Tan Sri Nor Rashid Ibrahim, and even managed to get his autograph. [Read more…]
5. Witnessing the court case of Eric Paulsen v. Ustaz Hafiz Nordin
I attended the court proceedings of the High Court case of Eric Paulsen v. Ustaz Hafiz Nordin, where Eric Paulsen failed to defamation case against the Chairman of Jaringan Muslimin Pulau Pinang (JMPP), Ustaz Hafiz Nordin at the High Court of Kuala Lumpur. This is my first experience of witnessing the whole proceeding of a high profile case. [Read more…]
6. My first solo talk to a crowd of over 400 students in JB
I was invited as the official ambassador of Muafakat Pendidikan Johor, to give a speech to the students and teachers of the SMK Tan Sri Mohamed Rahmat in Kempas, Johor Bahru as part of Muafakat Pendidikan Johor's 'Jelajah Kemerdekaan' program, on the 21st of August. In about an hour talk, I talk about the basic foundation of our country, starting with the history of the formation of Malaysia, basic principles of the country, the sovereignty of the Federation, and also a brief introduction to the Federal Constitution of Malaysia. [Read more…]
7. Program Ibadah Qurban dan Majlis Ramah Mesra IKSIM
I attended the Program Ibadah Qurban dan Majlis Ramah Mesra IKSIM on the 4th of September, which is my first experience in taking part and helping out at a qurban event. [Read more…]
8. Meeting Tan Sri Shahrir Samad
I got the chance to spend some times talking to Tan Sri Shahrir Samad, the Member of Parliament of the Johor Bharu. Despite how certain people tried to paint him, I find him as very polite, soft spoken, funny and very friendly. [Read more…]
9. The officiating program of the Pusat Latihan DIAN IKSIM (PLDI)
I attended the officiating program of IKSIM's training centre in Batang Kali, Selangor; where I also met the Minister at the Prime Minister's Department, Mejar Jeneral (B) Datuk Seri Jamil Khir Baharom. [Read more…]
This entry was posted in Event and tagged 2017, Astro Awani, Berita Harian, Bukit Aman, Datuk Md Jais Sarday, Dr. Asyraf Wajdi, Eric Paulsen, Free Malaysia Today, Harian Metro, Ibrahim Ali, IKSIM, Jelajah Kemerdekaan, Johor Bahru, Kempas, Lim Guan Eng, Malaysiakini, Mejar Jeneral (B) Datuk Seri Jamil Khir Baharom, Muafakat Pendidikan Johor SMK Tan Sri Mohamed Rahmat, PPBM, Tan Sri Nor Rashid Ibrahim, Tan Sri Shahrir Samad, Tanjak, Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, Ustaz Hafiz Nordin, Utusan Malaysia on 01/01/2018 by Ahmad Ali Karim.
TANJAK – Young blogger expects senior leaders to understand constitution
Last week, news portal, Tanjak contacted me for my reaction towards the baseless and bias comments made by Lim Guan Eng and his supporters in order to ridicule my ability and knowledge on the matters concerning my November 23, 2016 police report against LGE.
Below is the article taken from Tanjak regarding this matter.
Prominent young blogger Ahmad Ali Abdul Karim, who lodged a police report against Lim Guan Eng, is unfazed by the scurrilous attacks against his person made by hardcore pro-opposition and leftist elements.
Ali's police report concerned the Penang chief minister cum DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng with regard to the latter's Nov 24 last year statement on the proposed bill to amend the Syariah Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction Act) 1965 commonly known as RUU355 that was proposed PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang.
Lim Guan Eng, DAP party secretary-general and Chief Minister of Penang
According to Ali's police report lodged, the statement made by Lim contains seditious elements designed to mislead the Malaysian public on the nature of the amendment proposed, among others by claiming that RUU355 contravenes the federal constitution.
Young blogger subjected to insults, derision
While the young blogger's action in lodging the report has received glowing praise, including from Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki, supporters of the Penang Chief Minister did not mask their contempt for the move as well as the blogger himself.
The Dapsters were sceptical of the deputy minister's opinion that the young lad knew the constitution better than Lim.
Their comments deluged the social media and pages of leftist news outlets such as MalaysiaKini attacking Ail's credibility and accusing the teenager of being a stooge for the BN-led federal government.
MalaysiaKini report quoting Deputy Minister in the PM's Dept over blogger Ali Abdul Karim's police report against Lim Guan Eng
One commentator on MalaysiaKini, 'JusticeNow!' likened the move by Ali to the use of children as soldiers by corrupt regimes dominating the African continent, saying that just when one would think that Umno/BN "cannot go any lower", they go ahead and do so and that Ali is a "forced recruit child soldier under the hegemony and exploitation of (the) BN/UMno (government)".
Another, "Thickskin" suggested that Karim be made the new attorney-general since he knows more about the constitution.
Astoundingly, one commentator, "Anonymous_1429175092" went as far as to accuse the young blogger of being "jealous" of how the Penang state government was currently run, stating blithely that he had "no standard whether in merit, capability, knowledge, and foresight" and was childish to boot.
The response of the leftists on MalaysiaKini is hardly surprising given the pro-DAP news portal's tendency for far-left slanted reporting, which has attracted fanatical supporters of the much maligned ethnic Chinese-based party.
Groups of DAP supporters have been known to regularly converge on pro-opposition Malaysian news portals to engage in race-baiting and bashing everything that is Malay and Islamic in origin as inferior to their Western and Chinese counterparts.
Tthe Red Bean Army (RBA), an organised group of DAP cybertroopers, is the best known example of these.
Previously, a sImilar responses had been recorded in response to the proposalby Gabungan Pelajar Melayu Semenanjung (GMPS) president Zamri Mohd Isa in response to his urging of prime minister Najib Razak not to grant official recognition of the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) in last Novermber.
Blogger doubles down on LGE's misrepresentation
When contacted by the Tanjak news team for comment, the blogger denied he was being used as an agent by any party nor that he had any political motive, save to maintain Malaysia's racial and religious harmony and defend the constitution.
Ali was also unfazed by the barrage of personal attacks mounted by the abovementioned elements on social media.
He responded that the commentators would seem to be deliberately overlooking the attempt by certain non-Muslim leaders, including the Penang chief minister, to undermine Islam's position as enshrined in the constitution.
DAP, MCA and Gerakan all work together in defending and promoting Chinese interests in Malaysia and undermining Islam as the religion of the federation
He referred to Articles 3(1) of the constitution (on Islam's status as the religion of the Federation) and 11(1) (freedom of religion) (as applied in the case of Titular Roman Catholic Archbishop of Kuala Lumpur v Kementerian Dalam Negeri & Kerajaan Malaysia) as the constitutional provisions that non-Muslim leaders such as Lim were guilty of wilful violation, in particular with regard to the position of Islam in the public sphere and the right of Muslims to practice their faith respectively.
He also stated that it was misleading of Lim to claim that he was merely expressing his opinion as a citizen and that "blocking" him using the Sedition Act would amount to the rakyat "not being able to have opinions anymore".
"As a chief minister, [Lim] must understand that the four sensitive issues mentioned in section 3(1)(f) of the Sedition Act 1948 cannot be questioned, even in Parliament. Even the president of Isma [Abdullah Zaik Abd Rahman] was found guilty under the Act," the young blogger told Tanjak.
Clear elements of seditious tendency in LGE's statement
The young lad cited at least two parts of Lim's statement that were clearly seditious in nature.
The first was the call by Lim for non-Muslim BN component parties to "leave" BN over the proposed tabling of RUU355, which the blogger claimed would exerbate racial and religious relations. The second would be the claim by Lim that Umno and PAS were working together to "bypass" the constitution.
The blogger argued that Lim in his capacity as chief minister of Penang ought to have known better as his public statements may influence the way his supporters view issues as after all, they would naturally trust his judgment on public matters.
"I may be immature but I understand that I cannot intepret the [constitution] for my own gain. [The constitution] is the foundation of my country and I want our leaders to respect our supreme law," he added.
This entry was posted in Islam, Law and tagged Act 355, Akta 355, Lim Guan Eng, Malaysiakini, Pindaan Akta 355, Tanjak on 24/01/2017 by Ahmad Ali Karim.


If you've been hurt by the negligence of another person, your accident related injuries could be very serious; and if they are the result of a distracted driver or even a drunk driver, it's a good idea to find a personal injury lawyer to learn what kind of a case you can make. At the same time, you don't want your case to be thrown out on suspicion of fraud. Since the courts and insurance companies are on the lookout for fake claims, it's important to know the best way to present your case to show that you are accident related injuries are legitimate.
There are basically two types of fraud. One is known as soft fraud, and this takes place when a claimant exaggerates their injuries. Another form of soft fraud is when a claimant tries to say that a previous injury is actually one of their accident related injuries and so should be covered by another person's insurance company.
Hard fraud takes place when two or more people actually stage an accident and give someone either a real or sometimes a feigned injury. In the case of soft fraud, if it is discovered the cases usually thrown out. In the case of hard fraud, this can result in both civil and criminal penalties.
Nothing looks more suspicious than a situation where no one called the police but then later someone tries to claim that they were badly injured. The police won't usually come unless someone is hurt or the wreck is blocking traffic, but be sure to call them to establish the fact that your claim is legitimate and you have nothing to hide.
If possible, take notes about everything that happened at the scene of the accident and during the accident, especially while your memory is fresh. Again, if you never said anything about being hurt at the time of the accident but then later claim that you were injured, the courts will look on this with suspicion. If you suspect you have been injured, you should mention this as early as possible.
Again, if you claim to be injured, you should certainly want a doctor to look at you. If you been injured in an accident, don't wait to call for an ambulance or to go straight to the hospital. It is possible for certain soft tissue injuries not to manifest until several days later, and if that happens be sure to go seek medical help as soon as you notice the issue.
If you try to take someone to court, everything that you say at the time of the accident can be used for or against you in the court either by your own lawyer or by the other side's lawyers. If you insist that you are not hurt or if you admit that you are at least partially at fault, often by saying something such as "I was going too fast," know that this can make the courts suspicious later if you try to claim that the accident was entirely someone else's fault and that you are suffering accident related injuries.
The witness of people who saw the event can mean a lot in court. If you are physically able to do so, ask those around you if they would be willing to give their testimony about what happened. The most valuable witness comes from people who are not related to you and to just happened to be in the area when the accident occurred. If all your witnesses are your close relatives and friends, this is going to look very suspicious. The courts usually take the witness of passengers in a vehicle with a grain of salt, as well.
If you been injured in an accident, make sure you take these steps to ensure that your claim is not dismissed as fraud and you get the compensation you deserve.


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Q: External Content Type = access denied I have an External Content Type created. It connects to a SQL Server 2005 db, using "Impersonate Windows Identity" authentication, with an account over in Secure Store Service. I've got a Read List and Read Item action defined. I created a BDC Profile Page. I created an External List, based on the External Content Type. It all works perfectly. For me.
Others, however, they get "Access Denied". I picked an individual user and in vain tried granting the other user all four permissions (Edit, Execute, Set Permissions, Selectable in Clients) on both "Set Object Permissions" and "Set Metadata Store Permissions" over in BDC. I did this for the BDC Model, the External System, and the External Content Type. As far as the "View External Content Types" page in Central Admin > BDC goes, they have it all. And yet they still get denied. This is true for the External List, and the BDC Profile Page with a works-for-me URL picking a specific item from the external data.
I tried placing the 'other user' into the "Owners" group in the site collection holding the External LIst based on the ECT. No luck. I verified that group has "use remote objects" in its permission level. As far as I can tell, this account has all the permission one could it. Yet no access to the BDC. Any suggestions? This is SP2010 Server.

A: It sounds like a Secure Store Service Application issue rather than the BDC Service Application.
Make sure that the Secure Store Application ID has the appropriate members (the ID that you used for Impersonate Windows Identity). Go to Central Admin - Secure Store Service - Manage - click on the target application - edit- click next- and add all of the users who will need permission to access the external content type to"members".

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"There really isn't any kind of foreign policy network that is supporting and advising Sen. Sanders."
— Hillary Clinton on Sunday, February 7th, 2016 in comments on Meet the Press
Hillary Clinton says Bernie Sanders doesn't have a foreign policy adviser network
By Joshua Gillin on Sunday, February 7th, 2016 at 3:27 p.m.
Hillary Clinton: Bernie Sanders lacks a foreign policy network.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton questioned Sen. Bernie Sanders' foreign policy knowledge during an interview on Meet the Press.
Clinton told host Chuck Todd on Feb. 7, 2016, that her Democratic rival was inexperienced with the subject. She said Sanders was markedly unprepared compared to her 2008 primary opponent, then-Sen. Barack Obama.
"There really isn't any kind of foreign policy network that is supporting and advising Sen. Sanders," Clinton said.
Clinton has used her years heading the State Department to her advantage, building a council of advisers to help her campaign. But we wondered if she was correct that Sanders was lacking a team of his own, and at that stage, just how unusual that is.
Fleeting meetings
It's no secret Sanders' campaign has been much more focused on the economy and domestic issues. His foreign policy credentials have become a bigger issue as his threat to Clinton's campaign has grown.
And it's also no secret, that as a former secretary of state, Clinton has many experts to whom she can turn. Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, for instance, is supporting Clinton's campaign. Also in Clinton's circle are former defense secretary and CIA chief Leon Panetta, and former national security adviser Tom Donilon.
Sanders' campaign did not respond to our requests, but Sanders addressed Clinton's criticism on Meet the Press.
"I'll tell you that we have met recently with people like Larry Korb, who actually worked in the Reagan administration," Sanders said. "We talked to people like Jim Zogby, talked to the people on J Street, to get a broad perspective of the Middle East, and I've been meeting with a whole lot of people."
Sanders has mentioned these same sources before. He told CNN host Jake Tapper on Jan. 31 that he consulted Korb, and gave Politico a list of consultation sources that included Zogby, the president of the Arab American Institute, and Jeremy Ben-Ami, president of pro-Israel group J Street.
Politico reported that many of the people on Sanders' list did not consider themselves advisers, but did say they had spoken with the Vermont senator. Ben-Ami said he briefed Sanders, but noted he met with many members of Congress and presidential candidates. Tamara Coffman Wittes, director of the Brookings Institution Center for Middle East Policy, told Politico she met with Sanders once in August 2015, but couldn't remember any details of the discussion beyond some points about Islamic State.
Korb, a former assistant defense secretary under Ronald Reagan and a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, told PolitiFact he met with Sanders, likely in early December. The discussion ranged from defense policy to the Middle East to climate change. Korb said they talked for a couple of hours and found Sanders to be "insightful" and "knowledgeable."
Korb said he didn't necessarily consider one meeting a qualification as being a Sanders adviser, but he had advised on subjects for other presidential campaigns, too — including for Obama, who had a much more extensive and sophisticated foreign policy group during his 2008 run.
"I'm not involved with the Sanders campaign or have an official role," Korb said. "As far as being an adviser, I have provided advice to him, so …"
All of that said, it's probably fair that Sanders doesn't have the same established network of foreign policy experts that Clinton has, or Obama did.
But Sanders has talked to experts, who have offered him advice on pressing foreign policy issues.
Eliot Cohen, who advised Mitt Romney in 2012 and is a professor of strategic studies at Johns Hopkins, said it may not matter much that Sanders lacks a roster of well-connected foreign policy experts and assistants.
"Some campaigns have in-house staffs, others have a policy person or two and a group of people that they consult more or less regularly — but not highly organized," Cohen said. "This early on, I'm not sure you have to have a formal organization, as opposed to some experts to bounce things off of."
Some 2016 Republicans are in the same position. Donald Trump, who is leading the polls in New Hampshire, appears to have no organized foreign policy network of advisers.
Clinton said, "There really isn't any kind of foreign policy network that is supporting and advising Sen. Sanders."
It's not a network in the same sense of Clinton's, but Sanders has met with several foreign policy experts. It doesn't appear he has any team with which he regularly discusses foreign policy.
An expert who advised Mitt Romney said that's not all together distressing or upsetting, giving the nature of the campaign.
The statement is accurate but needs clarification or additional information. We rate it Mostly True.
Published: Sunday, February 7th, 2016 at 3:27 p.m.
Researched by: Joshua Gillin
Subjects: Foreign Policy
Hillary Clinton, Meet the Press with Chuck Todd, Feb. 7, 2016
Politico, "Bernie's foreign policy deficit," Jan. 30, 2016
Politico, "Sanders military adviser briefed him once," Jan. 31, 2016
Bernie Sanders, State of the Union with Jake Tapper, Jan. 31, 2016
Interview with Josh Schwerin, Clinton spokesman, Feb. 7, 2016
Interview with Lawrence Korb, Center for American Progress senior fellow, Feb. 7, 2016
Interview with Eliot Cohen, Johns Hopkins University strategic studies professor, Feb. 7, 2016


In 2011, Glosten was selected by the University of Maine for their intermediate-scale floating wind turbine demonstration project. Fourteen finalist designs were evaluated by a panel of wind power and offshore industry experts, as well as leading researchers from the US Department of Energy and the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). PelaStar was selected and a full design and analysis were completed, culminating in a shipyard design package. In parallel to this program, the University of Maine completed a 1:50-scale model test program of three floating foundation types, with a TLP design derived from the PelaStar. Key outcomes from this program included verification of the system dynamic behavior in ocean conditions with an operating turbine, confirmation that PelaStar's mooring tendons are feasible and cost-effective at intermediate and full scale.


This page is written by Leon Arnott and is separate from the Twine documentation.
To demonstrate a number of new features and coding techniques introduced in Twine 1.4, I've made a number of example .tws files.
This file demonstrates how, by using the visited() function inside the <<if>> macro, the player's state can be tracked without using any variables. A "no-variable" Twine game can, for simple games, be easier and more fluent to write, due to not requiring the use of <<set>>.
This file shows how, by using the <<display>> macro's shorthand, the parameter() function, and, optionally, the nobr tag, you can write passages and invoke them as if they themselves were macros. The example code shows a basic use-case: creating a macro that varies the player's pronouns depending on their initial choice.
This file simply serves as an example of imported images, and the way in which they can be used both in passages and in stylesheets.
This file contains a number of stylesheets that have tags. These tags cause the stylesheets to only apply their CSS to passages with the same tag. You can use this to give specific passages a unique style. This example also shows how multiple tags can be used to combine multiple styles in the same passage.
This file demonstrates a number of CSS transitions that can be added to your Sugarcane story. These are stylesheets that use the "transition" tag to signify that they should override Twine's default fade-in transition. This example also uses tags to allow each stylesheet to be viewed individually by the player.
This file provides a basic example of the <<remember>> and «forget» macros in use.
This file serves as an example of using macros inside the StoryMenu, demonstrating that it automatically updates whenever the player changes passages.


That's really cool, Steve. I love the interplay of the two figures, mirroring the others hand motions. I especially like that her mouth is a red heart in a splash of deep color.
I see you becoming ever more stylistically confident. It's a nice piece for the reasons Lisa noticed as well as the Ferdinand LeGere use of line.
btw - I think real CD covers are done normal size then minimized, don't you? It's a difficult size to work in as I well understand from my 5x7 'story' drawings.
I really admire your Dearest for home schooling. It sounds like an option that's worked out really well for your family. You both are so obviously invested in your family; it's beautiful to read about, Steve.
I really like the slide show of your paintings, btw.
What a great idea, Steve. This is very cool.
Love the photo of the kitties below also. I have one that looks like he's from their familly.
steve, this is such a cool idea! I am with gina on the right hand of the man; what's he doing or is he doing something? loving the woman's heart lips and that shaft of red on her leg as well....they look like they're dancing! I can imagine it would be hard to change the size so drastically from what you are used to....I have trouble with it anyway.
homeschooling has got to be so draining and difficult at times...I wondered if you have always homeschooled? my kids are just beginning to homeschool their little ones, as the oldest is just in kindergarten, his sister in preschool.
Lisa - Thanks! I like that red heart, too - feminine and a splash of color.
Susan - I'm sure CD covers start as full sized paintings and are reduced. So this is hard work, at this scale. But it's interesting to see what can be done. Like when I used to make icons for the computer by hand, with 16 x 16 pixels and 16 colors. I actually did a decent job making icons of two of my kids' stuffed animals, for the short-cuts to their areas on the family PC.
Gina - The hands and poses are what the figures did - I just found them. The longer I do this the more control I surrender and the more fun it becomes.
He reminds me of Atlas, holding up the sky for her, and about to lead her somewhere. Spirit guide, maybe?
Yeah, I pin out at, seriously, consistently 98-100% introverted on those tests, and some of them will then go on to say that people like me don't exist. I find the world pretty exhausting at times, unsurprisingly. But it's good to know that that old the-world-is-75%-extroverted figure isn't supported. I guess we introverts are just quiet about it, eh?
What a wondrous start to your project. I love the colors, the lines, the connecion between your figures.


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Book Review-The Warlord's Wife
The Warlord's Wife (Sons of the North, #1) by Sandra Lake
Published by InterMix on March 17th 2015
Genres: Historical Romance, Vikings, Medieval Era
Source: Self Purchased
ISBN: B00JV0YW8G
A stunning historical romance from debut author Sandra Lake transports readers to 12th century Sweden, where a powerful Viking lord will discover a fierce heart cannot be taken by mere force.Lida was married to the love of her life for just two months when she became a widow. Pregnant and disowned by her late husband's family for suspected infidelity, she was forced to return to her family in shame. Eight years later, uninterested in the prospect of finding another husband, she finds herself the unwilling object of a marriage contract with a powerful warlord. In a day, she is wed, bed, and put on a ship headed for Tronscar; an unknown icy stone and steel fortress.Jarl Magnus is pleased to have taken a strong wife who, however stubborn she may be, will surely produce sons. However, he is less pleased with his wife's additional baggage—a young daughter. But despite himself, Magnus falls for the daughter just as hard as the mother, and Lida's heart is warmed to see the cold, serious Jarl move surprisingly fast into the role of stepfather.When enemies attack Tronscar, Jarl Magnus's nerves of steel waver, as the warrior fears his love for Lida will weaken him. But when his family is threatened, he'll go to war to protect them, discovering along the way that they have the strength to protect themselves.
Lida was practically a girl when she fell in love and married, but then her husband died and she was pregnant. Her husband's family kicked her out, claiming she was a whore. So Lida returned back to her family, mourning the man she loved and left alone to raise their daughter. Lida is content working on her family's farm and raising her daughter who is sweet, smart and innocent. But then Jarl Magnus and his entourage comes passing through and notices her. Lida is fine not having another husband, but she realizes that being married to a Jarl, that it would be in her daughters best interest. So Lida reluctantly agrees to marry Magnus, not knowing what her life will be like up north. Magnus needs a wife, so he can have heirs, and he doesn't care as long as she is strong and sturdy. While traveling he is drawn to Lida who is beautiful and a hard worker, and is tough, and he knows she can handle just about anything. Magnus never expected to be charmed by a seven-year old girl, or to fall hard for Lida. Right when Magnus and Lida are getting settled and comfortable with their life together, there are enemies who wish for power, Magnus' power and will do anything to get it, even if it means destroying their family…
Magnus has battled hard to get to his position of power and prestige. He is dedicated and loyal to his king and is comfortable with his life. All he has ever wanted is to have sons to raise and continue his line. Magnus is highly respected but soon Magnus learns that there is more to life than wealth and power, and he begins to learn what family really means. Magnus is a hero who is your typical viking warrior. Handsome, strong, and can fight in a battle with great efficiency. But Magnus knows nothing about love or affection until he meets Lida Katia. Magnus is very proud at times, a capable warrior, and we see how he handles being married and boy does his life get turned topsy turvy. He is grumpy and has a temper but keeps it controlled. If you like alpha males, Magnus definitely falls into that category, and we see him become humble and slowly change but for the better. We see how he learns and handles conflict and a little girl who wins him over.
The Heroine
Lida is strong and passionate and what a character, I immediately fell in love with her. Just for the sole reason that she handles Magnus and the way she goes about it. Lida still grieves her husband and its been eight years, and you see how much she loves her daughter. Lida hasn't had it easy, she is rumored as a "whore" which is so sad but in that time that is what she would be considered as. And of course they don't blame the man right? But Lida handles it extremely well with dignity and pride, she has a tough skin, and even though it hurts especially from her family, she knows she did nothing wrong and isn't ashamed of her daughter. She stands up to Magnus at every turn and I really enjoyed seeing how she deals with Magnus, because he is one tough cookie.
Plot and Storyline
The Warlord's Wife is a viking romance and what a story. I fell in love with it, and its been so long since I have read such a fun viking romance that really kept me captivated all the way through. I fell for this pair and the little girl, oh boy was she a charmer. She could win anyone over and I loved her sweet and kind nature. And I loved the way Magnus and Katia are together, at first you see how Magnus doesn't care much for Katia, but he slowly gets won over and claims her as his daughter!! The relationship between Magnus and Lida is very rocky at first, and they have a tough time finding a common ground. But you see how that slowly drifts into a bond that is more, one full of love and intimacy. This story was so beautifully crafted, it will win any romance lover over. I almost felt like I was walking straight into the history books, and seeing this era come alive for me. Sandra Lake has done well with her research for this story, and I enjoyed the culture and the intricate details that makes you fall in love more with the story. What was also interesting was seeing some of the other side characters that adds more depth to the story. We have the brother of Magnus, who is charismatic, loves to play and have fun. Quite different from the brooding and grumpy Magnus. Then we have Lida's mother, who is so loving and just accepts Lida and doesn't judge just loves her family unconditionally. I was so thrilled to see the change in the characters and their personal growth throughout the story. It's quite engaging, to see them grow personally and in their relationship. It's a slow and steady one, with a little surprise here and then to keep it from being predictable. It's a romance that is packed with danger and mystery, a love story about two damaged people who need love and to make a fresh start, and seeing how love does conquer all!! This is a book that made me remember why I fell in love with viking romance in the first place.Riveting in history and emotion, and balanced in a way that makes your hunger for more. Well Done Sandra Lake!! I can't wait for the second book..Katia's story.
I love the blue and green hints of color, and it really gives the impression of a VIKING ROMANCE, love how it matches so well with the tone of the story.
The Warlord's Wife is a story that slowly and magically weaves its way into the reader's heart. A love story that is full of sensuality, intrigue, some enemies to destroy, characters you can bond with, a tale of love that wins over the battle!! EXHILARATING!!
"Mama, you loved my father. Grandma told me that love is not in our choice, but in our fate, remember? She told me that you had no choice but ot love my father and that I am a result of your love. Most people do not understand these things, Mama." Her daughter patted her her hand. "Grandma understands everything. She said the same as you, that I should feel sorry for foolish people who do not understand. She says that most of those people will never understand love, even if it bit them on the bum."
"Hush, your grandma did not say that."
"Well, she said 'nose' instead of 'bum', but I said 'bum' because it sounds more funny."
"'Tis an unnatural feeling, " he said through a clenched jaw. "I have never felt this desire to surrender before. I tried to fight, but I grew tired of pushing it down. I wanted to posses you, make you mine in body and soul.
The Warlord's Wife (1) Magnus and Lida
The Iron Princess (2) Lothair and Katia
About Sandra Lake
Berkley Romance/InterMix published Sandra Lake's debut historical romance, The Warlord's Wife in March 2015. The Iron Princess, book 2 in the Sons of the North series, is set for release June 16, 2015.
Sandra Lake was raised in rural Canada and married her childhood sweetheart (who at times was more like her childhood nemesis). They are currently living happily-ever-after along with their sons and unruly husky.
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Pakistan army to probe troops' role in arrest of politician
Mohammad Safdar, centre, son-in-law of former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, leaves after a court granted him bail, in Karachi, Pakistan on Oct. 19, 2020. (Photo: AP/Fareed Khan)
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's army chief on Tuesday (Oct 20) ordered an investigation into allegations that a provincial police chief was kidnapped by army troops to force him to order the arrest of the son-in-law of exiled former prime minister Nawaz Sharif.
In a statement, the military said army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa ordered the military commander in the port city of Karachi to begin a probe into the accusation.
The development comes a day after Sharif's son-in-law, Mohammad Safdar, was briefly arrested after opposition parties held a rally protesting the administration of Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Safdar was freed after a court granted him bail, but controversy ensued amid allegations he was arrested by paramilitary Rangers after they pressured provincial chief Mushtaq Mehar to sign orders for Safdar's arrest.
Neither the Rangers nor Mehar have commented, but some police officers angered over Mehar's treatment have applied for a leave of absence. Officials say police had initially refused to arrest Safdar.
While at the tomb, Safdar led a crowd in chanting: "Give respect to the vote!" That slogan is viewed in Pakistan as criticism of the country's military, which ruled Pakistan directly or indirectly for most of its history.
Safdar's father-in-law, Sharif, also has had a long, uneasy relationship with the military. Sharif served as Pakistan's prime minister three times. A court in 2017 ousted him from power over corruption allegations. He has been staying in London since November after being allowed to receive medical treatment abroad.
Source: AP/ec
Pakistan news and politics


Tremont Street is not as straight as it once was. Trees obscure the view to Park St Church.
Some of the distant buildings still exist, as does the block on the right. Otherwise much has disappeared, including the imposing Swiss Restaurant on the immediate left. A tram is visible in the centre of the old view, and at least ten people are standing watching the photographer at work.
A very recognisable view, with little change in its overall appearance. Interesting railings in the foreground of the early shot. Trees continue to thrive at the top of the road in the distance, and most of the chimney pots are still in place.
This part of the city is remarkably unchanged.
The building that occupies most of the picture is the Old Council House of 1827 which now serves as the Citys Register Office.
A new storey has been added to the top. The imposing statue on the parapet represents Justice.


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As part of the rebuilding process involved with Edgar Wright's departure from Ant-Man, both Adam McKay and Paul Rudd were charged with performing some re-writes on the script, with Rudd explaining to Screen Rant just what he and the Anchorman director brought to the table…
"The bones of this story, the foundation of it was there," says the star. "Joe Cornish and Edgar Wright did such a great job. We certainly added things, enhanced some storylines, changed some things, and added some scenes. It was a fairly sizeable rewrite but the story is theirs."
"As far as the specifics… I've been instructed not to divulge, but it kind of came about organically. It was obviously never part of the plan when Edgar and Marvel parted ways, there had been a rewrite that was kind of a different take on the story. So when we were meeting directors and all sorts of stuff, Adam came in."
"Adam I have a pretty good relationship, and so it just came about. It was never anything that I think either one of us had planned on, but I think it was more of an issue of this movie is going to start, and the script needs to get to a place that Marvel wants to take it, and so we just spent some time working on it together. And then Adam was just on for a little bit, and it's a constant work in progress."
It was obviously disappointing to see Wright depart the project, but it sounds as though McKay and Rudd have helped salvage what could have been something of a disaster for a film that has been so long in the making. Directed by Peyton Reed, Ant-Man will open in the UK and US on 17 July 2015.
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Q: css selector in beautiful soup not finding a tag There are plenty of similar questions to this, but none have answered my question. I am trying to use a CSS selector to find a tag in beautiful soup.
The specific section of html I am trying to scrape, as the full html is quite large
The url I am scraping from is in my code.
here is some test code that hopefully shows my problem:
url = "https://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/201510310MEM.html"
response = urlopen(url)
html = response.read().decode()

# proves the element I am selecting exists in the html
print(html.find("table class=\"suppress_all stats_table\" id=\"four_factors\" data-cols-to-freeze=\",1\""))

soup = BeautifulSoup(html, 'html.parser')

# this line prints a similar piece of data to the one I want, but not correct
print(soup.select('tbody > tr > td[data-stat="off_rtg"]')[0].get_text())

# when I try being more specific, it prints an empty list
print(soup.select('table[id="four_factors"] tbody > tr > td[data-stat="off_rtg"]'))

Output:
78720
98
[]

As my code illustrates, an element that can be found using python's String.find() method is for some reason invisible to BeautifulSoup.  I've tried using the BeautifulSoup.find() and .findAll() instead of a css selector with the same results. I've tried using the lxml parser with the same results.

A: This is happening because the table is within HTML comments (<!--...-->).
You can extract the table checking if the tags are of the type Comment:
from urllib.request import urlopen
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup, Comment

url = "https://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/201510310MEM.html"
response = urlopen(url)
html = response.read().decode()

soup = BeautifulSoup(html, "html.parser")
comments = soup.find_all(text=lambda tag: isinstance(tag, Comment))
comment_soup = BeautifulSoup(str(comments), "html.parser")

print(
    comment_soup.select_one(
        'table[id="four_factors"] tbody > tr > td[data-stat="off_rtg"]'
    ).text
)

Output:
102.5


It seems as though many companies with teams who aspire to innovate and evolve look to industry giants for guidance and as role models. The perception seems to be: they're doing this, so if our company does it too, we can grow to be as successful. It's easy to believe, but it's not always as easy to do.
Some major companies have adopted Microservices, an architectural approach to prioritize the continuous delivery of single-purpose services. Microservices are intended to help organizations achieve two basic goals – agility and scale, but even if your organization needs to meet these goals, it doesn't mean microservices is the best option for your organization.
Here are a few reasons your organization may not be fully capable of managing the complexities that come with deploying microservices.
Microservices isn't something you can deploy and be finished with, only to check in on from time to time. It will require staff to have the ability to keep up with the pace and instantly provide provision resources. Some organizations simply don't have those resources readily available and deploying microservices without continuous support will likely cause issues.
Deploying microservices in your organization brings a level of complexity your team must be prepared to handle. This includes designing your processes and system with failure in mind. Preparing to deploy microservices means your team must also prepare to handle multiple failure issues, including downtime, slow service and essentially, the unexpected. It is also important to always have alternative plans in mind.
If your organization is looking to make the switch to microservices, you should have mature agile and DevOps processes in place. Why should your team embrace these processes? The software development lifecycle has to be automated and set up for continuous delivery. In order to enable this automation, DevOps and agile processes must be implemented. In addition, microservices components cannot be changed once they are deployed, only efficiently replaced and redeployed. Therefore, teams are subjected to redeploying them frequently – sometimes even on a daily basis.
For microservices, testing is far from straightforward. Each individual service has its own dependencies, some of which may be direct and others not so much. As features are added to the system, new dependencies will populate. It's impractical to keep tabs on all of these instantaneously. Additionally, as the number of services increases…so does the complexity of it all. Your organization's microservices architecture must be able to handle a reasonable level of faults, therefore, resiliency testing is a must. If your organization isn't readily available to take on this complexity in deploying microservices, it may not be right for your organization at this time.
While there are several reasons you may be enthusiastic about microservices, these reasons alone may cause your organization to pause on implementing it too soon – or even at all.
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The Made In America Store has come a long way since its opening on April of 2010.The store sells 100% American made products and since the opening the store has picked up a lot of different vendors to sell a wide range of products. The Holiday Ice Company stood above the crowd of vendors by changing their components to make sure their product was all American made.
The Made In America Store is committed to selling 100% American made products from toys, food, clothing and a lot more. Every component of every item in the store has to be 100% American made, and along the way a few vendors had to be dropped because of a few minor components being made overseas.
A previous vendor that sold bags of ice had to be dropped at the Made In America Store due to the bags being manufactured in Canada. What separates the Made In America Store from the other stores that claim to carry American made goods is that Mark Andol's store, the Made In America Store, sells products that are only 100% USA made, even the packaging.
The Holiday Ice Company is a family owned and operated business that has served upstate New York for over 30 years. Their state of the art production facility is capable of producing 200 tons of ice a day for the consumers demanding it. The facility which is located in Syracuse, New York, went under a million dollar renovation back in 2004 and utilizes the most modern ice making and packaging equipment available.
The Holiday Ice Company story is one of many that Mark Andol hopes to make national news and bring to people's attention. He believes if everyone were to be more aware of where the products are made, it can make a difference.
"I challenge every company to try to make the changes to be 100% American made" said Andol, "If Americans spent just $64 on American made items, it could create 200,000 jobs."
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Pinehurst Resort, already the site of nine top-quality 18-hole golf courses, is adding No. 10.
The North Carolina resort, which has hosted the U.S. Open, U.S. Women's Open, the PGA Championship and the Ryder Cup in the past, announced Wednesday it will be constructing an additional golf course slated to open when the U.S. Open returns there in 2024. Tom Doak, who has designed courses such as Pacific Dunes in Oregon and Ballyneal in Colorado, will be the new course's primary architect.
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They All Went Down To Yasgur's Farm, And Everywhere There Was Song And Celebration
…By the time we got to Woodstock/We were half a million strong/And everywhere was a song and a celebration/And I dreamed I saw the bomber death planes/Riding shotgun in the sky/Turning into butterflies/Above our nation… (excerpt from Joni Mitchell tune Woodstock)
Next week is the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, which took place from August 15-18, 1969. Much has been written about this festival, which officially was titled the Woodstock Music & Art Fair. The initiators Michael Lang, Artie Kornfeld, Joel Rosenman and John P. Roberts. The selection of the venue, which ended up being Max Yasgur's 600-acre dairy farm in Bethel, N.Y. The acts who were not invited or and those who were but chose to decline or didn't make it there. The artists who performed at the event. The overcrowding with an audience exceeding 400,000 people, more than twice the 200,000 that had been expected, based on advance sales of 186,000 tickets. The mud bath conditions resulting from bad weather.
As a huge fan of music from that era, it felt natural to commemorate this extraordinary moment in 20th Century entertainment history. At the same time, I did not want to create yet another write-up that recaps the history. Instead, this post focuses on what my blog is supposed to be all about: Music I love and therefore like to celebrate. Following are some performance highlights from Woodstock. Since I didn't have strong feelings about a particular order, I decided to go chronologically.
Let's kick it off with Richie Havens, the opening act on the first day, Friday, August 15, in the late afternoon, and his riveting performance of Freedom. It was an improvised encore based on the traditional spiritual Motherless Child. "When you hear me play that long intro, it's me stalling. I was thinking, 'What the hell am I going to sing?'" he later explained, according to Songfacts. "I think the word 'freedom' came out of my mouth because I saw it in front of me. I saw the freedom that we were looking for. And every person was sharing it, and so that word came out." Sounds like a cool story.
Sweet Sir Galahad is a tune by Joan Baez. Like in other cases at Woodstock, her performance predated the actual recording and release of the song, which first appeared on her 1970 studio album One Day At A Time. BTW, when Baez played it at the festival, it was already past 1:00 am on Saturday, August 16. In order to squeeze the 32 acts into the three days, many artists ended up performing after midnight. As you might imagine, some weren't exactly happy about it.
Undoubtedly, one of Woodstock's highlights I've seen is Soul Sacrifice by Santana. The band played on Saturday afternoon. Credited to Carlos Santana (guitar), Gregg Rolie (keyboards), David Brown (bass) and Marcus Malone (congas), Soul Sacrifice was included on the band's eponymous studio debut album, released two weeks after their iconic appearance at the festival. I've watched this clip many times, and it continues to give me goosebumps. These guys were lightening up the stage. Live music doesn't get much better than that. This appearance in and of itself already would have justified Santana's place in music history. Of course, there was much more to come.
Moving on to Saturday evening brings us to blues rockers Canned Heat and their great tune On The Road Again. Co-credited to the band's vocalist Alan Wilson, who also played harmonica and guitar, and blues artist Floyd Jones, the track was adapted from earlier blues songs. It first appeared on Canned Heat's second studio album Boogie With Canned Heat released in January 1968. At Woodstock, it was the band's closer of their set – what a way to wrap things up!
Next up: Born On The Bayou, one of the killer tunes by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Written by John Fogerty, the song was included on CCR's sophomore album Bayou Country from January 1969. The band was among the acts performing in the wee wee hours of Sunday morning, August 17. I recall reading that Fogerty wasn't happy with that time slot, saying the audience was half asleep. That's why he refused CCR's inclusion in the 1970 Woodstock documentary, something this band mates felt was a mistake, but John was the undisputed boss. However, footage of CCR is featured in an expanded 40th anniversary edition of the film, which came out in June 2009.
Another highlight of the early hours of Sunday was Janis Joplin with The Kozmic Blues Band. Here's Try (Just A Little Bit Harder), the opener of Joplin's third studio album I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama! from September 1969. The song was co-written by Jerry Ragovoy and Chip Taylor. I don't feel there was any way Joplin could have tried any harder to sing that song than she did. Similar to Santana, the energy of her performance was through the roof. And all of this after 2:00 am in the morning – whatever substance she was on, it apparently worked!
If I see this correctly (based on Wikipedia), the set with the most songs at Woodstock belonged to The Who with 22 tracks. They kicked their gig off at 5:00 am on Sunday. Again, what a crazy thought to play at that time! Still, the kids certainly were alright. Here's We're Not Gonna Take It/See Me, Feel Me, the final track from Tommy, the band's fourth studio album that appeared in May 1969. Like most tunes on the record, it was written by Pete Townshend.
Apart from Jimi Hendrix's rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner, perhaps the most iconic performance at Woodstock was With A Little Help From My Friends by Joe Cocker, the first act who officially opened the festival's final day on Sunday afternoon. To me, Cocker's version of The Beatles' tune is the best rock cover I know. He truly made it his own. In fact, The Beatles were so impressed with it that they allowed him to cover more of their songs like She Came Into The Bathroom Window. With A Little Help From My Friends was the title track of Cocker's debut album from May 1969. What an amazing performance!
On to 3:00 am on Monday, August 18 and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. For the most part, including set opener Suite: Judy Blue Eyes, it was actually David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash only. Neil Young skipped most of the acoustic songs but joined the band during the electric set. Neil being Neil, he also refused to be filmed, feeling it was distracting to both the performers and the audience. Written by Stills, Suite: Judy Blue Eyes was the opening track of CSN's debut album from May 1969.
A post about Woodstock's musical highlights wouldn't be complete without the closing act: Jimi Hendrix. Playing on Monday from 9:00 to 11:00 am, it looks like he had the longest set. Here is his unforgettable rendition of the aforementioned The Star-Spangled Banner. Hendrix effectively used heavy guitar distortion, feedback and sustain to imitate the sounds from rockets and bombs. He truly gave it all he got and collapsed from exhaustion while leaving the stage after his encore Hey Joe.
Woodstock's original co-creator Michael Lang also helped organize a planned 50th anniversary festival. However, after a series of production issues, venue relocations and artist cancellations, it was canceled on July 31, 2018. A second Woodstock anniversary festival was planned at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, but in February, the Center announced that instead it will focus on "A Season of Song & Celebration" for the entire summer. The anniversary dates coincide with concerts from Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band (Aug 16), Santana with The Doobie Brothers (Aug 17) and John Fogerty with Tedeshi Trucks Band & Grace Potter (Aug 18).
I'll leave you with a little fun fact: Tickets for Santana with The Doobies start at about $128.00 (including fees). By today's standards, sadly, this is fairly normal. But, to be clear, these tickets are the cheapest and will only get you the lawn, the area farthest away from the stage. By comparison, tickets for the entire Woodstock festival in 1969, which as noted above included 32 acts, sold for $18.00 in advance and $24.00 at the gate. That's the equivalent of approximately $123.00 and $164.00 today. Once again, we see the times they are a changin!
Sources: Wikipedia, Songfacts, Syracuse.com, Bethel Woods Center for the Arts website, YouTube
Author christiansmusicmusingsPosted on August 11, 2019 December 24, 2019 Categories ConcertsTags Alan Wilson, Artie Kornfeld, Bayou Country, Blues, Boogie With Canned Heat, Born On The Bayou, Canned Heat, Carlos Santana, Chip Taylor, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Crosby, Crosby Stills Nash & Young, CSN, David Brown, David Crosby, Floyd Jones, Folk, Freedom, Grace Potter, Graham Nash, Gregg Rolie, Hey Joe, I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama!, Janis Joplin, Jerry Ragovoy, Jimi Hendrix, Joan Baez, Joe Cocker, Joel Rosenman, John Fogerty, John P. Roberts, Joni Mitchell, Marcus Malone, Max Yasgur, Michael Lang, Motherless Child, Neil Young, On The Road Again, One Day At A Time, One Day At Time, Pete Townshend, Psychedelic Rock, Richie Havens, Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band, Rock, Santana, See Me Feel Me, She Came Into The Bathroom Window, Soul Sacrifice, Stephen Stills, Stills, Suite: Judy Blue Eyes, Sweet Sir Galahad, Tedeshi Trucks Band, The Beatles, The Doobie Brothers, The Kozmic Blues Band, The Who, Tommy, Try (Just A Little Bit Harder), We're Not Gonna Take It, With A Little Help From My Friends, Woodstock, Woodstock Music & Art Fair19 Comments on They All Went Down To Yasgur's Farm, And Everywhere There Was Song And Celebration


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The earliest graves were pits cut into the bedrock and covered in stones—but soon they developed into more elaborate structures made from mud brick and stone, featuring rooms designed so that people could enter and pay their respects to the dead. These structures became known as mastabas, from the Arabic word for "bench." All of the early pharaohs of the first two dynasties were buried in mastabas. This all changed during the third dynasty when King Djoser (2667-2648bc) began work on his mastaba tomb at Saqqara. The man responsible for carrying out the project was Djoser's Prime Minister, Imhotep. Imhotep is credited as the inventor of building in stone and was a man of many talents—arc hitect, physician, master sculptor, scribe, and astronomer. He may be the first true genius in recorded history, and his impact on Egyptian life and custom was profound. He was later deified as the god of wisdom and medicine. Djoser and Imhotep decided to build an enormous mastaba of stone, but at some point during construction they built another mastaba on top of the first—and then another on top of the second. They continued this process until they had enlarged the structure into the world's first pyramid. It was what we now call a "step pyramid," consisting of six terraces some 200 feet (60 m) high. But the king and his inventive architect did not stop there. Next they encased the surface in smooth white limestone, which must have caught the sunlight and reflected its rays. They built chapels around the base, and a vast courtyard for the king's festivals. Finally, the whole complex was enclosed by a wall. Saqqara is also the site of many tombs of minor royalty and court officials. These are known as "the tombs of the nobles." The limestone walls of these structures are delicately incised with images showing all kinds of animals, fish, birds, insects, vegetation, and people hunting, herding, and farming. Some of the pictures still retain their original paint after 4,500 years. The quality of these compositions is proof that the ancient Egyptians quickly attained an artistic culture of a very high order. The sophistication and excellence of their artistry and architectural craftsmanship reached their apotheosis in the development of the pyramids. The Tombs of the Nobles Cattle Crossing (etching) Some of the loveliest works of art I have ever seen are to be found at Saqqara, in the tombs of the nobles. The limestone walls are delicately incised with myriads of animals, fish, birds, insects, vegetation and people – hunting, herding and farming. Some of the forms still retain their original paint, after 4,500 years! The quality of these compositions demonstrates that the Egyptians had attained, at an early stage, an artistic culture of a very high order. Source: Discovering Egypt
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The noblemen (the ranking government officials) and high priests had decidedly more modest tombs. In the Old Kingdom, while pyramids were being built for kings, the noblemen were buried in mastabas. These mastabas were decorated with non-religious scenes depicting the daily life and official duties of the nobleman. ...
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The very first pyramid in Egypt was built for King Zoser (Djoser) around 2650 BC. It is known as a Step-Pyramid as it does not have a true pyramid shape but rises to the top in five giant steps (see the people to the left of the pyramid to give you an idea of how large it is). ...
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There's a great children's book called "The Seven Wonders Of Sassafras Springs" (by Betty Birney) about a boy who is challenged by his father to see if he can find seven "wonders" in the "ordinary" town he lives in. The boy believes that wonders are only to be seen in far away, "glamorous" places like Egypt and Greece. He accepts the challenge of finding seven wonders in the time span of a week, with his father's promise that he will send him on a trip to Colorado as a reward. Without spoiling the story (it's worth reading it yourself), the boy shows the reader that the secret to discovering the wonders of life is to adopt the attitude of a child. It reminds us of how much we miss by taking everyone and everything for granted.
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A Super Taça de Santiago Sul é o torneio de futebol ficando atrás apenas de sul da ilha de Santiago (consisto-se de concelhos (ou municìpios) de Praia, Ribeira Grande e São Domingos em Cabo Verde. É gerenciada pela Associação Regional de Futebol de Santiago Sul (ARFSS). O torneio é disputado em eliminatórias, no sistema mata-mata. O venceador recente esse Celtic da Praia o venceu o únicotítulo da super taça.

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