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The trial for pro-life activist and Catholic father of seven Mark Houck started Tuesday before U.S. District Judge Gerald J. Pappert in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
The Department of Justice is targeting Houck, who leads a nonprofit group that provides sidewalk counseling at abortion clinics in Philadelphia, over an incident from 2021 involving his then-12-year-old son at a Planned Parenthood abortion facility. The family says Houck, who's been charged with violating the federal Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, was defending his son from a harassing pro-abortion activist. Houck is facing 11 years behind bars and $350,000 in fines if convicted.
"This is a political prosecution," said one of Houck's attorneys, Peter Breen, Thomas More Society vice president. Breen added his client is innocent
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Holocaust Resistance: Female Jewish Partisans
Category » Resistance
Resistance: An Introduction
Not Like Sheep to the Slaughter: Jewish Resistance in the Holocaust
Operation Anthropoid
Operation Foxley
Resistance Inside Germany
White Rose: A Lesson in Dissent
Professor Protests Dismissal of Jew
The Last Days of the Zionist Youth Movement
Call to Armed Self-Defense
Valkyrie - July Plot to Assassinate Hitler
Jewish & Partisan Resistance
The Bielski Group
Female Jewish Partisans
Jewish Parachutists from Palestine
Jewish Partisans: An Introduction
Living and Surviving as a Partisan
Family Camps of the Partisans
Life of Jewish Partisans
Diary of a Jewish Partisan Unit
With The Partisans
Jewish Partisans Saving Jews
Jewish Resistance: Introduction
Resistance Groups & Leaders
In Eastern Europe
Killing Center Revolts
Prisoner Uprisings
In Ghettos & Camps
Video: Introduction to the Jewish Partisans
Creation of Jewish Fighting Organization
Zegota - Council to Aid Jews
Jewish Fighters
Mordehai Anielevich
Yitzhak Arad
Jechezkiel Atlas
Hirsch Berlinski
The Bielski Brothers
Marcus Bloom
Aharon Bruskin
Adam Czerniakow
Mira Fuchrer
Haika Grossman
Israel Guttman
Anna Heilman
Yitzhak Katzenelson
Rozka Korczak-Marla
Abba Kovner
Zivia Lubetkin
Rose Meth
The Nováky Group
Haviva Reik
Hannah Szenes
Stefan Wladislaw
Zofia Yamaika
Mala Zimetbaum
"Antek" Zukerman
Polish and Other Fighters
Witold Pilecki
Walter Bargatzky
Guenther Blumentritt
Klaus Bonhoeffer
Hans Dohnanyi
Eugen Gerstenmaier
Hans Gisevius
Carl Goerdeler
Friedrich Karl Klausing
Theodor Kordt
Kreisau Circle
Julius Leber
Wilhelm Leuschner
Josef Mueller
Johannes Popitz
Fabian Schlabrendorff
Helmuth Stieff
Hans Freiherr von Boineberg-Lengsfeld
Fritz-Dietlof von der Schulenberg
Wessel Freiherr von Freytag-Loringhoven
Ulrich von Hassell
Hans-Bernd von Haeften
Wolf-Heinrich von Helldorf
Kurt von Hammerstein-Equord
Ewald von Kleist-Schmenzin
Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist-Schmenzin
Albrecht von Mertz von Quirnheim
Helmuth von Moltke
Claus von Stauffenberg
Adam von Trott zu Solz
Joseph Wirmer
Holocaust Resistance: Table of Contents|Jewish Partisans|Videos
Jewish Women Partisans: "I was a fighter"
"I was a fighter, I was always a fighter. Jews did not go like sheep to their slaughter," emphasizes partisan Eta Wrobel, who began her resistance activities immediately after Germany invaded her native Poland in September 1939. "Fear was not in my dictionary!" declares Greek partisan Sarah Fortis, who organized one of the only all-female brigades to fight the Fascists in World War II. Women partisans like Eta Wrobel and Sarah Fortis recall their roles in the anti-Nazi resistance with fierce pride. Their boldness is all the more remarkable given that women were not readily welcomed into male-dominated partisan units. Guns were the law of the forest, and guns belonged to men. The primary role of a partisan was to take up arms and fight the enemy in guerilla-type warfare, focusing on military and strategic targets. Partisans killed Nazis and their local collaborators; they disrupted transportation and communication lines to the war front. They dynamited railroad tracks, enemy power plants and factories; they held up police stations and stole their arsenals. They operated from hideouts made within wild, dense forests or mountainous terrain. This harsh, perilous, combat existence was ruled and populated by men.
A group of female Jewish partisans. Source: USHMM.
Of the approximately 30,000 Jewish partisans who fought in both non-Jewish and Jewish resistance units in German-occupied Europe, fewer than ten percent were women. Some performed roles traditionally assigned to women: they tended to the sick and the wounded, cooked for and fed the troops, and acted as decoys, smugglers and couriers. Arms-bearing women like Eta in Poland and Sarah in Greece were exceptions to the rule. Although their numbers were small and their duties often limited, women combined courage and savvy with sheer will and luck to become part of the vital infrastructure that sustained partisan movements across the war-torn continent. Despite the twin evils of antisemitic and sexist violence that threatened their survival, Jewish women partisans overcame the specific and compounded dangers they faced both as women and as Jews.
From Protected to Protector
The road to the partisans usually began in the ghettos and camps, where women were forced to develop strategies that could help them and their families survive. Some of these tactics departed from socially acceptable conventions, such as the smuggling of arms; others were extensions of the traditional female caretaking role. Women of all ages—mothers, sisters and daughters—used their wits and their resources to find food, clothing, shelter, information, and valuable contacts for their families. Sonia Orbuch's mother, for example, bribed a policeman with her wedding ring to allow the family to escape the Luboml ghetto in Poland—today in Western Ukraine—in October 1942. Brenda Senders of Sarni, Poland, found refuge for a younger sister with a Christian farmer and ensured her safety by warning the caretaker: "My sister is the only one left from my family, and you better take care of her. If you betray her, remember—I'll come for revenge." The sister survived. Such strength of mind would well serve other women who subsequently made their way into partisan units.
On the whole, traditional gender roles made it harder and thus less common for women to separate from their families and try to join the partisans on their own. Women usually chose to remain in the ghetto with their loved ones, whether out of loyalty, fear, or lack of confidence and skills. It was a hot August day in 1942, when the Germans began rounding up the Jews of the Sarni ghetto. In the midst of the gunshots, killings, and mayhem, Brenda Senders's mother pulled her daughter close: "Brenda, you must go into hiding." Brenda resisted, "Where am I going to hide? No. Whatever will be with the family, will be with me." But her mother insisted, "No, maybe one of us will survive." So at her mother's urging, Brenda was emboldened to escape and take her younger sister with her.
Some families made a point of teaching girls how to conspire against the Nazis. In the Polish town of Lokow, Eta Wrobel's father, active in the Polish underground, taught his 18-year-old daughter survival tactics after her mother and six siblings were killed in one of the first Nazi roundups of Jews in Poland. Eta recalls: "He instructed me to help the underground resistance, and constantly encouraged me. 'Don't be afraid. Only you can do it. I order you to survive.' And that's what I did."
Jewish partisan Brenda Senders
with her gun. Source: JPEF
"Only boys can go!"
Not all women were encouraged by their families to risk escape and engage in clandestine resistance. In October 1942, Meyer Orbuch was in the Luboml Ghetto in Poland. He had collected guns and made plans to escape into the woods with several other young men. His mother begged Meyer to take his older sister, Sonia, along. Meyer refused, explaining that, "No girls can go with us. Only boys can go!" Meyer went to the forest, and Sonia remained with her family in the ghetto. In such instances, women who might have wanted to run could not, and often were murdered together with their families. However, in Sonia's case, she and the rest of her family managed a treacherous flight during the final destruction of the ghetto and went into hiding.
Other families attempted to escape the ghettos and stay together. Mira Shelub and her family fled the Zdziedociol Ghetto in Poland 1942, just as the Germans began killing off the ghetto population. Fifteen year-old Sarah Fortis and her mother traveled a 12-hour journey by donkey to a remote village in Greece, as the German occupied their beautiful hometown of Chalkis. Marisa Diena followed her partisan brother to a hideout in the Italian mountains, where she eventually trained other young women in reconnaissance activities. In each instance, women fled with family when no options other than death stood before them.
With the Partisans: Jews and Women "Unfit for Battle"
Jewish men and women faced a whole new set of challenges once they made contact with partisan groups. Many Eastern European units, composed of ex-Soviet soldiers who were escaped prisoners of war and male anti-Fascists from native populations, did not accept Jewish fugitives. They were even less likely to accept women. For Jews to join these units, they had to find their own weapons and ammunition or bring special skills such as communications, medicine, or knowledge of local geography. But the Jews who ran to the forests were civilians, not soldiers, and arrived at a partisan camp with little more than the scant possessions they could carry when they had fled. Considered too weak, unskilled, and inferior to be fighters, Jews were seen as burdens to the unit— and Jewish women were seen as double burdens.
Brenda Senders understood that, "The partisans expect you to bring ammunitions, or they won't take you in." In lieu of arms, Brenda brought a keen familiarity with the local forests; she also knew some of the Christian inhabitants, who had done business with her family and could supply the partisans with food and shelter. Her father, a forester, had shared his knowledge and love of the woods with her when she was growing up, and Brenda used this knowledge to beg her way into a Soviet unit: "Take me in. I want to fight."
Sonia Orbuch and her family were admitted into a Soviet partisan unit on the Ukrainian border, but Sonia says they would have been turned away if her Uncle Tzvi had not been with them. Tzvi had been a scout in the Polish underground and could offer the Soviets his reconnaissance skills. That knowledge saved Sonia, Tzvi, and her parents.
But skilled or not, the partisans mainly regarded Jews as liabilities, not as resources, because the presence of Jews threatened the security of the secret combat units. The Nazis and their collaborators hunted runaway Jews tenaciously. Local populations, though they might be loyal to the partisans, would often betray Jews in exchange for food or other bribes. Some partisan units preferred to kill Jews rather than harbor them, due to their own antisemitic beliefs.
"The Highest Priority Was To Save Jewish Lives"
Mira Shelub recounts that antisemitism in partisan units was a threat to Jewish survival and led to the creation of all-Jewish camps. Her husband Nochim, whom she met in a Soviet unit, established one such camp in eastern Poland. All-Jewish units, while fewer in number, accepted Jewish women readily. These units often shared a dual purpose: to rescue fellow Jews unconditionally and to sabotage the enemy. "The highest priority was to survive and save Jewish lives," emphasizes Eta Wrobel, who helped form a Jewish unit in central Poland in October 1942. "Sure, we wanted to disturb the Germans so they shouldn't have it easy, but I think saving Jews was the most important work. It was my work. In a year and a half, we saved about a hundred people."
Saving Jewish lives was a priority for Jewish partisan groups, which is why one in four of their inhabitants were women, compared to the one in fifty in non-Jewish units. In Ukraine's Naliboki Forest, The Bielski Brigade set up family camps for women, children, and the elderly. From 1942 until the end of the war, the Bielski camp provided refuge to more than 1,200 Jews, who assisted in military operations or repaired weapons, made clothing and cooked for the fighters. Women made up 30 to 40 percent of the Bielski population.
Sadly, the very advantage of family camps proved to be their weakest point. By being stationary and admitting everyone regardless of gender, age, or physical ability, family camps became vulnerable to exposure and attack from both the German troops and local people, who shared the Nazis hatred of Jews. Gertrude Boyarski's mother and younger siblings lived in a family camp while Gertrude, her father, and an older brother lived nearby among the partisan units. Gertrude recalls the last time she visited her mother in the family camp. A surprise attack by local Nazi collaborators killed many unarmed members of the camp, including Gertrude's mother. Lucky to survive the raid, Gertrude ran through the forestto her father's unit, where she remained until the end of the war.
Women and Men: "Select an officer, life will go better for you"
The double threats of antisemitism and sexism seemed a never-ending consequence of the war. Jewish women faced the constant danger of sexual abuse, rape, and forced abortion in the ghettos and camps, where they were targeted by the Nazis as breeders of an inferior race that had to be exterminated. The trail of physical and sexual violence followed women into the resistance units. Many found themselves cornered and coerced by partisan men, who were demanding sexual favors in exchange for protection.
Sonia Orbuch remembers being horror-struck when the commander's wife took her aside for a private conversation soon after her family arrived in the Soviet camp: "You're a young girl, there are very few women in the partisans, and I would advise you to select an officer. Life will go better for you," the woman said.
The women who were the most vulnerable were those who operated alone and were usually young and unmarried. "Be my wife and I will get you into the unit," a friend of Gertrude's father propositioned her. She refused his offer and instead stood guard duty as an admissions test, succeeding in joining the partisan group on her own.
"It was difficult for a woman in a predominantly male organization to avoid propositions and advances by male partisans," Mira Shelub acknowledges. "The female population was small. Men wanted sweethearts. I was lucky enough to be protected by my parents. That made all the difference." Mira explains that some women willingly "chose an officer" because the relationship offered protection and privileges, such as relief from combat assignments, larger food rations, and more comfortable living quarters. A man could buy a woman food, clothing, and shelter for her and her family. In a raid, a man with a gun could protect a woman and her family.
Those women who didn't pair off with men feared the consequences of their decision to remain unattached. They had no one to help them carry the heavy loads of wood and water, or prepare the huge campfires for cooking the partisans' meals. Serious problems could result if the food was not ready on time, and it became an enormous source of stress for single women, as Sonia Orbuch recounts. Every morning, she and the other women were given two short hours to "carry water, chop the wood, build a fire, prepare the food, cut, cook, and clean up. If I had no one to help me, it was impossible to do the work in two hours… We always worried that if we were not able to perform, we will be thrown out of the partisans. So you had to deal with it." Sonia weathered frostbite, hunger, and the loss of her loved ones in order to prove her worth and be accepted by the Soviet partisans.
An estimated 60 percent of the adults in the Bielski partisan group lived as couples, and some of the relationships, like Mira's marriage to partisan leader Nochim Shelub, would last a lifetime. Other women coupled with men from very different religious and class backgrounds— men whom they would never have met or chosen in a peacetime situation.
Many women, however, had relationships forced on them, especially in non-Jewish units. Though it was rarely discussed openly, women had to face the bitter irony that some of them had escaped the Nazis only to be threatened with rape or murder at the hands of partisans in non-Jewish groups.
Not all partisan environs were dangerous for women, and some camps punished rape severely. In the Soviet camp where Gertrude Boyarski worked, the commander protected women from sexual assault as part of his overall effort to impose greater discipline in the combat units. "He told us to count on him for support," she recalls. After a Polish girl was raped, the commander issued a swift punishment. The instigator of the assault was held before all the partisans, and after his crime was announced, he was shot on the spot. The commander's warning to the other men could not have been more clear. Once Jewish camps were formed, women became better protected against sexual coercion. Frank Blaichman, leader of an all-Jewish unit, says he felt duty bound to protect the women. "There were many bullies in our group... But I would say to the women: 'Don't be afraid to say 'No.' And I told the men, 'If you want to have a girlfriend, okay. But to abuse women and then go back on the partnership—no, you can't do this.'"
Women's Work: Caretakers and Couriers
Women played a variety of roles in both Jewish and non-Jewish groups, but primarily their partisan activities were extensions of their traditional caretaker roles.
Jewish partisan Sara Ginaite with her gun.
Source: USHMM.
They were responsible for feeding their entire unit, nursing the wounded and the sick, setting up and breaking down camp, doing the laundry, and cleaning and carrying weapons—vital duties that ensured a camp's survival, safety, and ability to function.
Working in a makeshift hospital under the guidance of their only doctor, 17 year-old Sonia treated sick and wounded partisans. Her medical education was as improvised as the hospital, she recalls. After a few meager days of training, she was bandaging injured partisans. "You got thrown into the work, whatever it was. You got used to it."
Women also acted as spies, smugglers, and couriers as well, for they had a very useful gender advantage in these roles—a female could move about in public more easily than a male, especially a Jewish man, whose identity could be readily exposed. Because circumcision in Europe occurred almost exclusively among Jewish men, their true identities could be easily revealed. The partisan units recognized and benefited from this fact.
When young Marisa Diena became the Vice- Commander of Information Services in an Italian partisan group, she enlisted and trained peasant women to become courier messengers. "No one suspected their involvement…" Marisa explains. "We didn't have all the things that a real army has, like communications services. Instead, we had the peasant girls, who could maintain connections and pass information back and forth."
Female Jewish partisans with blond hair and blue eyes could "pass" as Aryan. By manipulating ethnic and female stereotypes, they could move around unnoticed in public—ride buses or trains, hold meetings in parks or cafes—and thus transmit messages, smuggle supplies, or escort fugitives into hiding. They would assume Christian names and acquire false identification papers. For instance, Sarah Fortis became Sarika, and Marisa Diena became Mara. "My name was changed from Marisa to Mara. It was not my nickname. It was my battle name," she explains proudly.
Partisan women who took on courier assignments had to speak the country's language fluently and with no trace of a Yiddish accent. Brenda Senders spoke Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, and Yiddish. Sarah, who had been raised in a family that she described as more Greek than Jewish, spoke Greek just like every other native on her island. Italian was the first and only language for Marisa/Mara of Turin. Young women like these had to think on their feet, slip out of risky situations, and never get caught. Independent and vulnerable, their undercover work was crucial to partisan operations and as dangerous as armed battle. Doing this work, women transcended traditional expectations of what their role in, and contributions to, society should be.
Sarah Fortis, for one, refused to be a caretaker for the Greek partisan unit she joined. "I told them: If I am a female partisan, I will have rights, and I will do something comparable to what you do." Eta said she made sure never to wash men's clothes or cook their meals. "I refused to do it, because I had never done it at home."
Rule Breakers: Women's Leadership and All-Female Groups
Some women partisans were able to bend the rigid rules about gender roles. Eta, Sarika, Brenda and Mara fought alongside men. Given the unusual conditions the partisans confronted, any woman who could use a weapon was needed to fight. Brenda joined a 1600-member Soviet partisan unit in eastern Poland at the age of 17, and she recalls pleading with her unit commander for weapons training: "If I was going to die, I wanted to die with a gun in my hand, fighting my enemy. I wanted revenge."
Jewish partisan Sara Fortis.
Source: JPEF.
In a few cases, women took an active strategic role. Sarah Fortis, at her own initiative, singlehandedly planned and organized a group of female partisans, whom she recruited from peasant villages on the Greek island of Chalkis. She traveled by donkey from village to village and assembled a platoon of a dozen girls, telling them and their families: "Don't look at the place of the woman as needing to be at home all the time. Women can also help and have a role in resistance."
'Capitan Sarika', as she came to be known throughout Greece, taught the girls how to behave around men. "They all came from homes in which a girl would never speak to a man and suddenly I was telling them, 'You're a partisan now.' It's really difficult for a girl from an isolated village to learn to behave as an equal among men. I thought that slowly these girls would become different by the end of their service. I succeeded in teaching them that."
The platoon was constantly on the move, didn't have a base camp or shelter, slept outdoors, and often traveled with the male partisans. They learned to shoot handguns, torch buildings, and throw Molotov cocktails as diversionary tactics. "In the beginning the girls would giggle, 'Ooh, will we hold that gun?' After a month went by, it was like they were completely different girls," Sarika says proudly. "They took it more seriously than I did."
Sarika was concerned that after the war, the girls in her brigade would not be taken back into their villages, which had strict rules defining a woman's proper place. But they were all accepted, as was their Capitan because the villagers were proud of them. Many of the women's lives, however, went back to the same sexist configurations as before the war, and in some cases things were little different.
Marisa Diena was the third resistance fighter in her family. The Italian Fascists had arrested her older brother in 1943, and a year later her younger brother was gunned down and killed in the mountains. Marisa joined a Communist partisan organization called the Garibaldi Brigades, which hid in the mountains but worked in the towns, foothills, and plains below. Because gas was rationed, Marisa traversed the area by bicycle, working as a communication link with the partisans.
"Young people like me didn't know how to do anything. We weren't soldiers. I was a little girl who'd just left school, but I understood that to give information, I needed to have contacts where the enemy was, where the Germans and Italian Fascists were. So I rode my bicycle everywhere."
Like Sarika in Greece, Marisa was a Jewish teenager playing a leadership role in a non- Jewish partisan group. Unlike Eastern Europe, where antisemitism was the rule and the local population did not commonly harbor Jews, Sarika and Marisa had never experienced antisemitism prior to World War II, and neither felt persecuted by her fellow partisans for being a Jew. Each was more sensitized to gender and class inequalities in
her culture than to antisemitism. Not only were both girls accepted by their respective non-Jewish partisans, they were rewarded for their abilities.
Heroes and Heroines: "Staying alive was a full-time job"
The partisans hid by day and fought or traveled by night. They lived off the land and foraged for food and clothing. They slept in makeshift dugouts during the bitter winters, and under the stars in the summer. "The trees, the sky, the pine needle ground were our summer home," Mira recounts. They begged local farmers or peasants for food, horses, and supplies, and if they were refused, they resorted to force and stole whatever was needed. They lied, cheated, and stole, Eta acknowledges, because "We had to!"
The physical conditions people faced—freezing temperatures, lack of clothing and food, frostbite, lice, and diseases—were equal opportunity hardships. They affected men and women equally. Still, as Marisa emphasizes, the partisans represented "the best possible means for survival." "Was it possible for everybody to fight and get out to the forest and survive? No it wasn't," Sonia acknowledges. "This is the price we paid, but we paid it gladly." Jewish women willingly paid it because, as Eta says, "We knew we had our destiny in our own hands. We were free to smell the fresh air. But it was hard, let me tell you. It was a full-time job just to stay alive."
Source: © Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation. Used with permission.


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Patty Griffin: C or D?
This is inspired by the unlikely revival of the Suzanne Vega C/D thread.
I think Patty Griffin is in a class of her own as a female singer-songwriter. She takes far more chances, is infinitely grittier, and has superior melodic and songwriting sense when compared with any of the usual suspects such as Colvin, McLachlan, and the rest of those jokers.
She's hardly written a bad song, let alone made a bad record. She has not made enough records, or at least released enough. Anyone know where I can get that one shelved record she did a few years ago?
'Rain' is an awesome song, it would be totally awesome if not for the 'deep, deep, deep' 'weep, weep, weep' rhyme.
Bingo - deep, deep, deep is a great line; weep, weep, weep a lame payoff considering her skill as a lyricist.
"It's hard to listen to a hard, hard heart / Beating close to mine"
Hard + hard + hard + heart should be illegal, but works perfectly in context.
I think Flaming Red is a really good album, especially the song "Tony."
I think her new album is a beauty.
Children Running Through sounds great!
No Bad News from her new one is excellent.
Yes it's so good! My friend is like so into that one.
iiinteresting. i can see that.
The new single, with Robert Plant on backing vocals, sounds really good: http://www.pattygriffin.com/.
So are she and Plant married now or what? This show review reprinted on his web site says so, but I don't know if either of them has directly confirmed it.
Haven't liked an album of hers in years, but damn those first two albums are great.
Still, will check this one out.
Los Angeles, California - July 31, 2013 - "There's a whole lot of singing/That's never gonna be heard/Disappearing every day/Without so much as a word," sings Patty Griffin in "Top Of The World," a song from her unreleased album, Silver Bell, recorded in 2000 and intended to be the follow-up to her hard-rocking 1998 sophomore release, Flaming Red. The album was not released by A&M Records, a victim of the label's turn-of-the-century ownership change, and until now, it has remained a missing piece from Griffin's acclaimed catalog. Newly mixed by legendary producer Glyn Johns, Silver Bell will be released for the first time on October 8 by Universal Music Enterprises across all major digital and physical music retailers.
Silver Bell features 14 original songs recorded at Daniel Lanois' Kingsway Studio in New Orleans by Griffin on vocals, guitar and piano with guitarist Doug Lancio, keyboardist John Deaderick, bassist Frank Swart, and percussionist Billy Beard. Emmylou Harris also joined Griffin in the studio to sing harmony on "Truth #2."
Despite its 13 years of limbo, the sought-after album spawned two huge hits for the Dixie Chicks, who covered both "Top Of The World" and "Truth #2" for their six-million-selling 2002 Home album. In addition, the band's Natalie Maines recorded Silver Bell's title track for her recent solo debut, Mother. Through the years, Griffin's original songs have also been covered by many other notable artists, including Solomon Burke, Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris, Kelly Clarkson, Martina McBride, Bette Midler, Ben Harper, Bon Iver, Linda Ronstadt, Ellie Goulding & Lissie, Melissa Etheridge, Jessica Simpson, Miranda Lambert, Shooter Jennings and Joan Osborne.
Since parting with A&M, Griffin has continued her successful, critically-acclaimed career, releasing 1000 Kisses (2002, ATO Records), Impossible Dream (2004, ATO Records), Children Running Through (2007, ATO Records), the GRAMMY® Award winning Downtown Church (2010, Credential Recordings), and her latest album, American Kid, released in May (New West Records).
Didn't Top of the World make it to Impossible Dream? That's a heck of a song. I remember seeing the Dixie Chicks do it and bring the arena to pin-drop silence. I've seen Griffin do the same for, um, smaller crowds.
Some of the songs off the record dribbled onto other ones. I think "Mother of God" made it onto the same record (I kinda stopped paying attention after the first couple, but what I've heard from this one sounded terrific at the time).
You know, I'm really glad she's found so much success in her relative mode, but I can see why she was disillusioned for so long. "Flaming Red" is about as ready for ears as any record, and the fact that it flopped and was followed by a stint in label limbo would have dampened any singer's spirit.
Like, how in the world did this not get some degree of play, crossover or no?
Particularly since the 1998 radio was full of things that sounded exactly like this (only mostly of them nowhere near as good). A damn shame though; the more records that she makes that sound nothing like this, the more I'm convinced that Flaming Red is her masterpiece.


It's crazy to think that we've been doing this for ten years now! I started this all on a whim and never expected it would grow to what it is today.
We wouldn't be still doing this without you -- you keep us going. Thank you for all of the love and support, the sweet words and comments, the kind emails, the donations to our fundraiser, the follows, the shares, the likes, and just for showing up here each day.
Most of all, thank you for keeping this place safe, positive, snark-free and feel-good. You are the nicest people on the internet. Seriously, you are.
Ten years is a mighty long time, and I'm proud that we're still here. In this time we've hosted 229 kittens -- that's 57 litters total. We've found homes for kittens 222, sadly, lost three babies, sent three to a rescue to treat their ringworm, and kept one.
We've shared 3,746 blog posts, taken over 500,000 photos, used 4.75 tons (yes tons) of kitty litter, had 15 million visits to our blog, and raised $895,366.17 for homeless cats and kittens.
To celebrate our ten-year blogiversasry, I thought it might be fun to share a picture of every single litter we've hosted, so here they are, in the order that we met them. I do get a little teary seeing all of these babies on one page. I struggle to remember the names of each, but all still hold a place in my heart.
How lucky we are having spent a little time with each of these fabulous creatures.
Thank you for a remarkle ten years. Thank you for being here.
Thanks for the summary - AWESOME work - beautiful kitties -- grateful for all you do!!!!
Congrats on 10 years! That collection of photos is amazing! Here's to many more adorable little families still to pass through your doors and and into the arms of their forever homes!
Holy cow, I didn't realize I'd been following you all that long (I remember all but the earliest few). Congrats on the blogiversary!
What Natalie said! That is a lot of tiny lives made better by your efforts. You, Craig, Bean, and Wylla do so much for the itty bitties.
We just adopted a pair of kittens who look remarkably like the Fishkin Twins! I had *put in an order* at our local humane society for a couple of black female littermates, and last week we got the call. I did a contest on my blog for names, and multiple readers suggested Thelma and Louise. Perfect!
Congratulations !!! I've followed your blog for eight years now , and loved seeing every litter one more time ! I also would love updated pictures on Pearla and Sheldon Dearborn , plus that Kibbelsmith girl who had a little facial operation . If possible , that is ! You're still my favourite blog !
I think I've followed you since the Anderson-Ericksons! Thank you Cute Overload (may you RIP) for the link. Amazing to see all the babies in 1 place! <3 Thank you for all you do.
Well THAT was fun!! So many memories of all the sweet babies. LOVE this!
Congratulations on your Anniversary! Once I found you (many years ago), I went back through your posting history in order to meet all the litters up to that point that I had missed. Thank you for bringing sunshine to all our days with your spectacular photography, your stories and sharing. Treats for everyone!
Wow, you should be so proud of the work you do with these amazing little kittens. It takes great dedication to put so much time into each and every litter but the end result is so very worth it. It's a joy to visit your blog each weekday - it's very much a feel good place to stop by.
Thanks for 10 years of fostering and loving some many kittens. Thanks for sharing them with us - the good, the bad, the happy and the sad. I would love to hear how the Lovejoys, Darlings and Bastels are doing. Been a fan for 9 years thanks to Cute Overload.
Big question - How the heck do you come up with the names????
I remember so many. Still am amazed by all you do and how creative you are doing it. Thank you for making each litter so special.
While my favorite photo will probably ALWAYS be Baby Bean asleep in the hat, the Basket of Batsels makes my heart melt every time. Only $104,000 something more to go to hit $1 million! Your site and your efforts and this community always bring peace to my heart. Thank you, and congratulations on 10 wonderful years!
Happy Blogiversary! I've been following you - mostly lurking - since the Bouviers! I visit daily to see all these wonderful kitties. The awesomeness of what you do and how well you do it really hit home after I adopted two rescued and fostered kittens last year. Thank you!
Happy 10th Blogiversary! What do you get someone after ten years and more than two hundred kittens?
Amazing stats, Laurie! Especially 4.75 tons of kitty litter and almost $900,000 for the Humane Society. I bet you top a million next year. And we'll all be here to help you do it!
God bless you for all you do and God bless all the little kitty bitties out in the world. Thanks for sharing them with us. There is nothing more joy-filled!
OH my----I am still in love with Malcolm! Congratulations, Laurie- what a fantastically wonderful post. I always love to go to the blog and pick one of the litters and read their story again. Thank you so much!
Holy cats, that's a lot of kittens!
Congratulations, Laurie, on your blogaversary and on this wonderful post! I joined when the Bouviers were with you all those years ago, and fell heads over heels with Maddy. Her adoption story was so heartwarming! I loved checking in every day over the past 10 years and keeping up with every litter. Thank you!
Congratulations on 10 years and your efforts to provide so many kittens a very special start in life! And for also bringing joy every week to everyone who follows your efforts!
I have also been reading since the Bouviers. Ten years is amazing for a blog. Congratulations and thank you for the many hours of entertainment.
Dearest Laurie, you have brought so much joy into this life...for the kitties lucky enough to call you mom, the kitties lucky enough to have you as a foster mom, those of us who absolutely adore the stories and photos you share here...and especially the families whose lives are forever gladdened by the adoption of one (or more) of the fabulous IBKC alums!!! Happy happy happy 10th! We are forever grateful for our darling Olivia!!!! Thank you for all you do!
I was thinking the same thing. The Lovejoys were my first loves.
Wow, what a wonderful floofy trip down memory lane. Thank YOU, Laurie, for your love, devotion, and commitment to the Itty Bittys. And thank you for your blogging all these years. I know it is a huge time commitment to compose posts and take and edit photos and you do it pretty much every single day!
And suddenly I'm realising that I've been following you and all the kitties from the beginning or almost (I joined with the Bouviers).
It's you we should thank for all of this. I look at all the beautiful faces you've given the best possible chance at life for, and I'm truly inspired by you and the work that you do. I can't foster, I am simply not home enough and have too many permanent residents to make that work, but I continued to be awed and inspired by the people who do. Thank you for sharing your kittens and a small corner of your life with all of us.
The other thing I realize is how long I've been following the IBKC, wow XD The first litter I remember seeing the first pictures of are the Bartletts.
I think I found you when you had the Fishkin twins. I enjoy every single photo you post on IG. They warm my heart :) Well done raising almost a million dollars, unbelievable!
Happy Blogiversary! Thank you for sharing the itty bitties with the world and for taking the best kitten photos. Here's to 10+ more years!
Happy 10th birthday, well done, thank you so much for all the joy you've brought to so many people over the years.


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A24 is only willing to offer up their Chance the Rapper-led horror movie Slice to a small slice of the country, not the whole pie. In a strange move, the distributor will launch its world premiere of the film next week in Chicago, but only for a single day.
Slice will make its world premiere at a special screening at the Arclight Cinemas Chicago on September 10th 2018, followed by a Q&A with Chance the Rapper, co-stars Zazie Beetz, Paul Scheer, Rae Gray, and director Austin Vesely. If you can't make it to Chi-Town for the event, you can always buy tickets to a live simulcast held in 20 major cities throughout the country. For a list of theaters you can go to Slice.Movie. Here in the DMV you can check the film out at the Regal Majestic in Silver Spring, MD.
This is an odd release strategy by A24, or at least it looks that way on the surface. Slice was supposed to open last year after the mysterious first teaser dropped. Then it was nearly a full year later that the second full trailer hit, and it was still hard to tell exactly what we were looking at. The story follows a pair of pizza delivery drivers, one hiding a supernatural secret, trying to survive a serial killer that has targeted other delivery boys. It promises lots of over-the-top violence and comedy, but looks pretty sloppy and stitched together.
Maybe A24 know more than we do, and this is a brilliant plan to drum up some word-of-mouth buzz. We'll find out soon enough. Slice currently does not have a wide theatrical release date.


Forgive me if I seem confused or disoriented.
You see, I'm in the middle of moving.
Not in the literal sense. More figuratively.
I'll still be with the Union-Sun & Journal, but doing different things ... covering different things.
Instead of City Hall and the Lockport School Board, it will be town and village halls and the Roy-Hart and Barker school boards.
- if ever - lacked for something to do.
But, you see, it wears you down.
So when the opportunity presented itself for me to split my time between being an editor for our fine publication and covering the easternmost part of Eastern Niagara County, I didn't take too much time to make up my mind.
I can't imagine that I'm going to regret my decision, either.
There are difficulties, mind you.
You know how once you really know what you're doing, your job gets easier and easier? Second nature almost?
Anyway, back to the moral.
So, now that I'm in a different ZIP code, I'm not sure where the zone is any more.
I have a huge learning curve to overcome, too.
I have a lot of people to get to know.
- like when we go to our spouse's family reunion for the first time and don't know ANYONE.
For them, it's easy. One new name to remember.
"Scott Leffler. Lockport Journal. I'll be covering your town now."
For me, though, I'm taking in way too much information to be good for me.
I'm meeting supervisors, board members, clerks, attorneys, dog catchers.
"So let me get this straight. Your name is Fluffy and you cast the tie-breaking vote on whether or not to call a snow day?"
Now take into account the fact that my move has me covering ... (deep breath) ... Royalton, Hartland, Middleport, Somerset, the Village of Barker, the Barker School District and the Roy-Hart School District.
Plus, I'm holding on to an old staple of mine, Delphi Harrison Thermal Systems.
- who for the life of me I can't seem to find time to sit down with for introductions.
Splitting my time up eight different ways in only three days (I did mention that I'm also editing part-time, right?) makes the calendar function on my Palm Pilot incredibly useful. The calculator part, too.
Some of the meeting people has been somewhat daunting, but I think I can handle it.
As long as I can stay organized, I'm sure I'll be fine.
And if not, maybe I can convince Roy-Hart that they need a dog catcher.


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This month we are pleased to feature Columbia Precast Products as part of our Meet a Precaster blog series. Answers were provided by Ron Sparks, general manager.
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We are located in Washougal, Wash. We primarily service the Portland, Ore., metro market which encompasses the geographic area from Castle Rock, Wash., to Salem, Ore., along the Interstate 5 corridor.
2. How did your company get its start?
I started the company in 2013 as a major manufacturer for the Portland metro market. Initially, we produced manhole and catch basins. Three years later, we now produce more products such as vaults, box culverts and custom precast concrete.
3. What value does NPCA bring to your company and the industry?
NPCA provides value to our company in many ways including safety, education, technical and quality control support. It also has provided a network of fellow precasters and vendors that we can rely on.
4. How have the relationships you've developed through NPCA membership impacted your business?
Since I have been an active committee member for many years, multiple companies across the country have impacted my business. I am a past manhole committee member and chairman and a current sustainability committee member. The networking aspect of NPCA events are invaluable.
5. What are the top advantages of precast concrete products?
The top advantages of precast concrete products compared to pour-in-place products are quality, strength, flexibility in design and the ability to make custom products.
6. What is the most interesting or unique project you've worked on?
The Portland State University steam tunnels was a unique project for our company. We utilized custom structures and box culverts to create a tunnel system through a portion of the existing campus that was plumbed for steam lines.
7. What drives you and your employees to produce quality precast concrete products?
What drives our employees to produce quality precast concrete products is the pride in our work – the sense we are contributing to the quality of our infrastructure and that we are building something that will last.
8. Tell us about a time when you changed a spec to precast on a project and why that change was made.
We changed a pour-in-place detention system to a precast concrete panel vault system because the project timeline needed to be moved up by a month. Installation took the general contractor four days to complete with precast concrete rather than four weeks. The vault measured 30 feet wide by 70 feet long and included an internal baffle wall.
9. What makes precast concrete an even better product today than it has ever been in the past?
Quality control concerning raw materials and batching makes precast concrete significantly better than in the past. In addition, quality control programs have a positive impact. Our employees have opportunities to obtain industry knowledge through training and have a better understanding of how they can affect our products. Precast concrete products offer a diversity that continues to grow and expand into areas of construction that previously were not imagined.
10. How do you see the precast concrete industry – and your company in particular – evolving in the future?
The industry will continue to evolve technically as designs, materials and batching become more sophisticated. Our company will continue to evolve and strive as an industry leader in all aspects of our business. We consider ourselves to be good stewards as we look for all opportunities to employ sustainable practices in our manufacturing processes.


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The Threat of Catastrophic IIoT Security Problems Grows
Increasingly, IIoT security is becoming a safety concern.
Brian Buntz | Apr 19, 2018
As cybersecurity guru Bruce Schneier puts it, "computer security is now everything security." As you may have guessed, the Internet of Things is the reason for the seeming omnipresence of cybersecurity.
A growing number of security professionals are coming to grips with what this fact means. A recent Deloitte study found that 40 percent of 2,471 professionals from a variety of industries believe IoT security and data management are their greatest cybersecurity challenges.
As for IIoT security, 70 percent of security professionals in the energy sector fear potential breaches that could lead to explosions and other catastrophic failures.
"In the oil and gas and electrical worlds, those guys view risk in a different scale," said Dean Weber, chief technology officer at Mocana in an interview at the RSA Conference. "They don't measure risk as an economic loss at the main level; They are concerned about loss of life."
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Yet for industrial companies, the choice to skirt cybersecurity risks by eschewing IoT is not a viable strategy in the long run. Business managers recognize operational data can help them drive efficiencies, build better business cases and even launch new business models.
And industrial-based attacks like Stuxnet have shown that attackers can compromise networks that were designed to be air-gapped. "And Stuxnet was just the beginning," Weber said. "You had Duqu, Flamer, Gauss, BlackEnergy and components of Shamoon 2. Even BrickerBot and Mirai had object lessons for the industrial community. These devices are not secure and when you think they are by some form of isolation, that isolation can be compromised."
While Stuxnet was unique in that it was believed to be the work of national government agencies, it may prove to be a harbinger of things to come in IIoT security. In the future, industrial companies now have to worry about malicious actors launching ransomware and cryptojacking attacks on industrial environments; there is also the concern that state-sponsored actors might be probing and attacking their network, as well. Recently, the U.S. government warned that the Russian government has been targeting critical infrastructure in the United States, including the energy sector.
With nation states building up their cyberoperations, it is worth noting the sophistication of such organizations. The 2010 Stuxnet attack, for instance, did a lot more than change damaged nuclear centrifuges by altering how fast they spin. It also fed computer monitors false information to fool operators into thinking nothing was wrong. "Stuxnet also infected other components of the system such as vibration monitors for the centrifuges," Weber said. "They were masked. There were cameras on the floor environments to visually monitor those centrifuges that were literally shaking themselves apart. Those video camera feeds were replaying old footage during the attack."
That's not all. The attack also rewrote firmware so that infected systems rebooted in a compromised condition. "The [attackers] DDoS'ed the phone system so that the field engineering personnel could not talk to the home office," Weber said. And, what is less publicized, is the fact that the attack extended into the transportation and mining industries. "Not only were they going to take down the generation and transmission facilities, but they were going to take down the transportation of raw materials to those generation facilities and the companies mining the materials to be transported," Weber explained.
What is perhaps more troubling is the fact that as awareness of the risk of IIoT security — and IoT security at large — grows, relatively few organizations have mature strategies for addressing it. Deloitte found that 19.4 percent of its survey respondents were "very confident" in their ability to fend off attacks.
While it is clear that IoT technology offers significant operational benefits to trailblazing organizations, the industrial professionals should keep in mind there is a corollary to the Marvel Comic dictum: "With great power comes great responsibility." In our connected world, with great power also comes great vulnerability.
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A South Dakota lawmaker has apologized for comments suggesting businesses should be allowed to refuse service to customers based on the color of their skin.
When some Facebook users took issue with his post, however, Clark argued that a business should have the final say in who is or isn't served.
The comment quickly drew backlash, prompting Clark to delete on Tuesday.
The lawmaker's post prompted many to question his stance on the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which explicitly prohibits discrimination based on race, gender, religion or national origin.
"You can't turn away someone from your business because of their race, it was illegal yesterday — and it's illegal today," Libby Skarin, policy director for the American Civil Liberties Union of South Dakota said.
"Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane even commented that refusing to bake a cake for a gay couple wasn't a far cry from discriminating against Black people.
"…It's a shorter walk than we think, particularly today, from 'I won't bake them a cake because they're gay' to 'I won't seat him here because he's black,'" MacFarlane tweeted.
In an interview with the Leader, Clark attempted to clarify his comments, saying if a business owner feels strongly enough, he or she should be able to turn people away.
"People shouldn't be able to use their minority status to bully a business," he told the newspaper.
He added that it's ultimately up to consumers to decide whether to patronize a business, noting that those who don't have the support of the community will eventually go under.
"The vote of the dollar is very strong," Clark said.


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Last night I visited Shine hairdressers for the first time after months of tweeting them to help celebrate the launch of the Shine Bar.
Shine is situated in the North Laine near to The Basketmakers. It's a little tucked away but that does give the salon a quite exclusive feel as does the spaced out chairs meaning it's doesn't feel like your being packed in or intruding on others pamper space. It's spacious and has a nice atmosphere.
Jonathan, the owner of Shine, had 30 years of experience in the hair industry and that has led him to launching the Shine bar. Perfect for parents on the go the bar smells lovely and fresh (lemon, ginger and quiona) as well as being environmeny friendly with Biodegradable packaging.
At £9.50 the bar will probably last us a lot longer than our usual shampoo that gets overused or played with as a toy in the bathroom!
Guests at the launch were treated to some hair demos which were tailored to longer styles (I had to leave early as crammed another event in too) but that just encouraged me to book in with Shine to see what they can do for my hair at its inbetween growth. Earlier on in the year I had my short hair cut to a 60s pixie style but I'm keen to keep the length now!
We were giving a bag of goodies including the Shine bar as a thank you for attending this launch and I can't wait to try the bar as well as the Aveda hair thinning treatments I received (my hair is still falling out 11 months post partum!).


Buying black lamps for your house is a good decision. When searching for the right lighting solutions, you need to ensure that you find those that add some value to the house or wherever you want to use them.
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Q: .NET 6 Minimal APIs with Role Based Authorization Error System.NotSupportedException: Serialization and deserialization of 'System.Func` Trying to add role authorization to minimal api and I dont understand why this simple test is not working. I can confirm that the role works.
In my Program.cs
I have app.ConfigureApi();
in Api.cs
public static class Api
{
    public static void ConfigureApi(this WebApplication app)
    {
   // This works
        app.MapGet("/Hello/", [Authorize(Roles = Roles.Manager)] () =>
        {
            return Results.Ok("hello test");

        });

        //this works
        app.MapGet("/HolaNoAutho/", GetHola);

        //This does not work. Errors out.
        app.MapGet("/HelloAutho/", [Authorize(Roles = Roles.Manager)]() => GetHola);

    }
   private static async Task<IResult> GetHola()
    {
        try
        {
            return Results.Ok("Hola Test");

        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {

            return Results.Problem(ex.Message);
        }
    }

}

Any idea how I can make this work role authorization with minimal api?
The error is:

System.NotSupportedException: Serialization and deserialization of 'System.Func1[[System.Threading.Tasks.Task1[[Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.IResult, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Abstractions, Version=6.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=adb9793829ddae60]], System.Private.CoreLib, Version=6.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=7cec85d7bea7798e]]' instances are not supported. The unsupported member type is located on type 'System.Func1[System.Threading.Tasks.Task1[Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.IResult]]'. Path: $.

A: Your handler for "/HelloAutho/" returns a function due to the compiler feature allowing it to convert function name (method group) into a delegate. So the following:
[Authorize(Roles = Roles.Manager)]() => GetHola

Can be viewed something like:
[Authorize(Roles = Roles.Manager)]() => {
    Func<Task<IResult>> func = GetHola;
    return func ;
}

So the only thing you need to make it work is to invoke the function by adding parenthesis:
app.MapGet("/HelloAutho/", [Authorize(Roles = Roles.Manager)]() => GetHola());

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Modern soccer's roots are older than most people think. Dating back about 3,000 years, soccer is more popular than baseball, basketball, and American football combined, and is enjoyed in every continent by a total eight million people worldwide.
Travel back in time to Japanese culture, about 1,000 BC, and you'll likely observe players kicking a ball around on a small field - perhaps some of the earliest inklings of soccer. Or take a trip to South and Central America and you might find the Aztecs enjoying a game of Tlachtli. In perhaps less ancient times, around the second or thirds centuries BC, the Chinese are known to have skillfully maneuvered a hair and feather-filled, leather ball with their feet in a game called Tsu Chu. Evidence of this exists in a military manual dating to time of the Han Dynasty. The ball measured only 30 - 40 cm in width, and was aimed into a small net fastened to long bamboo canes. Variations of this technique in which the player had to use his feet, chest, shoulders and back, but not the hands, were also used.
About 500-600 years later, in Japan, you might come across a similar type of game, Kemari, which is still played today. This skillful yet less aggressive version involves a circular football. Players were less passionate about gaining possession of the ball, but the ball could not touch the ground. Kind of like modern hackey-sack.
Games similar to football were played by the Greeks, such as the lively game of Episkyros, and by the Romans in a game called Harpastum in which players divided into two teams kicked a small ball around a rectangular playing field. The field was bordered by boundary lines, and was divided into two by a center line. Rules were simple. You passed the ball over the opponents' boundary line. The game was a very popular spectator sport for about 800 years. The Romans brought the game to England, but whether it influenced modern-day soccer is unknown. The Celtics enjoyed a game of Hurling, which continues to be played in Cornwall and Ireland today. While some of soccer's earliest roots may be sketchy, what historians are certain about is that England and Scotland influenced what we now know internationally as football, or soccer.
According to texts preserved at the Munich Ethnological Museum in Germany, games like soccer were played between China and Japan at around 50 BC. Fast-forward to 611 AD in Kyoto, Japan, and you could definitely take a seat at what appeared to be a soccer game. And according to frescoes dating to the first century AD, the early Romans enjoyed ball games. In fact early Olympic games in Rome featured highly competitive soccer-type games. But because historians weren't as scrupulous about keeping records of sporting events as they were about religious movements, it's hard to say for sure how soccer spread from Asian into Europe.
In its early days, soccer was extremely aggressive. So much so, that of the 27-man team that competed at the early Olympic games, two-thirds of them had to be hospitalized. The game created so much clamor in fourteenth-century England that during King Edward's reign, anyone caught playing soccer was threatened with incarceration. The game lacked any semblance of order, and was considered a "useless practice". Following royal orders the game was silenced by the English police, and violation of the Law meant jail time and penance served in the Church.
But the Law didn't keep the bloody sport from being played nor gaining popularity. By 1681 the game had won England over and was officially sanctioned. By the 1800s, soccer matches were played in towns and villages throughout northern and middle England.
In 1815, the earliest soccer rules are recorded to have been followed at Eton college. The Cambridge Rules, a standardized set of rules, were set in 1848 and were employed at various colleges throughout England.
These rules were revised in 1863, and influenced the development of "Association Football". The game could now be played safely, and the size and weight of the ball was now standardized. The game was to be played no longer than an hour-and-a-half. Minority exponents of rugby-style football separated from the Association because they didn't want anyone getting in their way of how violently they could play, and how they could carry the ball. International football rules forbade handling of the ball, and within eight years the Association had 50 clubs. The first international competition, called the FA Cup, took place that year. By 1880, the League Championship was formed.
Before football gained much notoriety in Europe, international games in Great Britain were already drawing crowds of spectators. In around 1885 the FA began legalizing the professional football arena, and football (soccer) began to form national associations outside of Great Britain. The spread of the international sport began to gain momentum and was spread to other parts of Europe, namely the Netherlands, Denmark, New Zealand, and many others. By 1912, 21 national football associations had become affiliated with the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), which by 1930 had numbered around 41, just in time for the first World Cup. By the Second World War those numbers had increased to 73, and by the turn of the century FIFA boasted a total 204 members around the world.
For a game once banned for being too chaotic and extreme, but ultimately unable to be suppressed by even the most powerful kings, soccer is the most watched international ball sport played in the world today. The World Cup played in the United States took in an estimated 33 million viewers around the world for a whopping 27 days, making it the single most watched sporting event in the world.


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This privacy policy sets out how Shane Academy uses and protects any information that you give us when you use this website.
Shane Academy are committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. Should we ask you to provide certain information by which you can be identified when using this website, then you can be assured that it will only be used in accordance with this privacy statement.
Shane Academy may change this policy from time to time by updating this page. You should check this page when visiting our site to ensure that you are happy with any changes.
Should you choose to register with us, we may collect the following information:
Demographic information such as postcode
We require this information to understand your needs and provide you with a better service and in particular for the following reasons:
To provide you with more information about our products and services
We may periodically communicate promotional material about new products, special offers or other information which we think you may find interesting.
When we provide services, we want to make them easy, useful and reliable. Where services are delivered on the internet, this sometimes involves placing small amounts of information on your device, for example, your computer or mobile phone. These include small files known as cookies. These pieces of information are used to improve services for you through, for example:
recognising that you may already have given a username and password so you don't need to do it for every web page requested.
measuring how many people are using services, so they can be made easier to use and there's enough capacity to ensure they are fast.
analysing anonymised data to help us understand how people interact with our on line services so we can make them better.
Many cookies are automatically deleted after you finish using the website.
We use traffic log cookies to identify which pages are being used. This helps us analyse data about webpage traffic and improve our website in order to tailor it to customer needs. We only use this information for statistical analysis purposes. Overall, cookies help us provide you with a better website by enabling us to monitor which pages you find useful and which you do not. A cookie in no way gives us access to your computer or any information about you, other than the data you choose to share with us. Cookies can only be accessed by the web site that sets them so information shared with us cannot be directly read by third parties nor can we directly read data set by other web sites.
Restricting the use of cookies
If you wish to restrict or block the cookies which are set by our website visit http://www.aboutcookies.org/ which contains comprehensive information on how to completely block cookies on a wide variety of browsers. You will also find details on how to delete cookies from your machine as well as more general information about cookies. Please be aware that restricting cookies will severely impact on the functionality of our website.
Different types of cookies
There are two types of cookie you may encounter when using this website:
First party cookies: these are our own cookies, controlled by us and used to provide information about usage of our site. Website analytic providers such as Google Analytics set cookies to help accurately estimate the number of visitors to the website and volumes of usage.
Third party cookies: these are cookies found in other companies' internet tools which may be used to enhance a website, for example Facebook and Twitter have their own cookies, which are controlled by them. This website does not control the dissemination of these cookies. You should check the third party websites for more information about these. To opt-out of third-parties collecting any data regarding your interaction on our website, please refer to their websites for further information.
We may choose to enable Google Analytics Advertising Features including Re-marketing, Impression Reporting, Demographics and Interest Reporting or other integrated services that require Google Analytics to collect data via advertising cookies and anonymous identifiers.
These cookies are used to deliver relevant adverts to you, to limit how often you see an advertisement and help measure the effectiveness of an advertising campaign. These cookies are placed by advertising networks with our permission. They remember that you have visited a website and share this information with other organisations such as advertisers. Quite often targeting or advertising cookies will be linked to site functionality provided by the other organisations.
The only time these cookies would enable us to share personal information such as your name, address, telephone or email is when you have given consent for your personal information to be passed on to trusted third parties.
Please Note: Visiting websites with your browser settings adjusted to accept cookies tells us that you are interested in our products and services and that you consent to our use of cookies and other technologies to provide them to you as described in the above notice.
Google Policies and Principles
We may use YouTube to host video content. When you view a web page on our site with an embedded YouTube video, YouTube creates at least three cookies. We use the YouTube service as a convenience for our visitors, and we use it on the basis that Google adheres to its privacy policy.
These cookies are used to collect information about how visitors use our site. We use the information to compile reports and to help us improve the site. The cookies collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come to the site from and pages visited.
We may use Google Maps on our website to provide detailed information on how to locate our facilities or developments. Google Maps stores up to four cookies: khcookie, NID, SNID and PREF. We use Google's interactive maps because we believe they provide a helpful way for our visitors to identify how best to travel to us or locate our development, and on the basis that Google adheres to its privacy policy which can be found at http://www.google.co.uk/intl/en-GB/policies/ and its terms of service for Google Maps at http://www.google.com/intl/en_uk/help/terms_maps.html.
We may use the Twitter "Follow Button" plugin to help us market our business using Twitter. The plugin detects whether you are logged in to Twitter when you visit our website and uses this information to present either a "Follow" or "You Follow" message with various other details from Twitter. The plugin creates five Third-Party cookies – pid, _twitter_sess, k, guest_id and original_referer – if a visitor accesses the site when not logged into Twitter, and a further cookie if accessed while logged on to Twitter. We use the plugin as a convenience for our users and on the basis that Twitter adheres to its Privacy Policy – see http://twitter.com/privacy for more information.
We may use the Facebook "Like Box" plugin to help us market our business using the Facebook Social Network. The plugin detects whether you have "Liked" our Facebook page and uses this information to present either a "Like" button or a "You Like this" message with various other associated details from Facebook. If you are not logged in to Facebook, no cookies should be served. If you are logged in to Facebook, the plugin creates and/or updates a series of third-party cookies. The plugin also uses JavaScript localStorage, creating a key-value pair called "FB_templateDataResponse". We would use the plugin as a convenience for our visitors, and on the basis that Facebook adheres to its data use policy – see http://www.Facebook.com/about/privacy/ for more information.
Google +1 integration
We may use the Google "+1″ plugin to help us market and promote our business using Google's services. The plugin allows visitors to use the "+1″ button to recommend our website to their contacts. The plugin creates at least two cookies, BEAT (a persistent cookie set to expire after 1 day) and ULS (a session cookie). We would use the plugin as a convenience for our visitors, and on the basis that Google adheres to its privacy policy – see http://www.google.co.uk/intl/en-GB/policies/ for more information.
Data Protection Statement on Recorded Calls
Shane Academy Privacy Notice Call Recording
Shane Academy may record some telephone calls.
This includes incoming and outgoing telephone calls that are handled by Shane Academy and associated companies except those on mobile phones conducted direct on the handset.
Why are calls recorded?
It has become common practice to record calls due to the growth of business conducted by telephone.
Recording customer conversations allows organisations to assess customer satisfaction, train and develop staff, review call quality, and have access to a verbal record of what is said in the event of a subsequent complaint. It also hopefully means employees feel more protected knowing that any threatening behaviour can be evidenced and acted upon where necessary.
How will call recordings be used?
Quality monitoring – Written records only provide partial information. A call recording provides a more rounded view and allows us to better understand customer experience and assess the processes applied. This can help us identify any improvement areas.
Listening to a sample number of calls, allows managers to identify training needs. Sample scenarios are based on the recordings but any transcripts are anonymised.
Gaining a better understanding of our customers – Many calls are verbally resolved without the need to complete any records. Listening to sample calls will help us better understand our customer needs and gain a more informed view of organisations we signpost to.
Some calls are verbally resolved. Where information is entered onto an electronic system this becomes the established record. In the event of a complaint or dispute, a call recording (if available), may provide additional information to help us investigate any allegations.
Employee safety and wellbeing
A recording may become a vital piece of evidence in the event of any threats being made to the organisation or an individual.
Communications from the Site
HTML email files
If you receive the HTML-formatted version of a newsletter, your opening of the newsletter email is notified to us and saved. Your clicks on links in the newsletter are also saved. These and the open statistics are used in aggregate form to give us an indication of the popularity of the content and to help us make decisions about future content and formatting. Out of respect for our users' privacy we provide a way to opt-out of these communications. Please see the Opt-out section at the bottom of the email.
Our website may contain links to other websites of interest. However, once you have used these links to leave our site, you should note that we do not have any control over that other website. Therefore, we cannot be responsible for the protection and privacy of any information which you provide whilst visiting such sites and they are not governed by this privacy statement. You should exercise caution and look at the privacy statement applicable to the website in question.
If you have previously agreed to us using your personal information for direct marketing purposes, you may change your mind at any time by emailing us at hello@shaneacademy.com or writing to us at the address below.
We will not sell, distribute or lease your personal information to unrelated third parties.
We may use your personal information to send you promotional information which we think you may find interesting if you have told us that you are happy for this to happen.
You may request details of personal information which we hold about you under the Data Protection Act 1998. If you would like a copy of the information held on you please write to Shane Academy Ltd, 78-80 St John Street, London, EC1M 4EG, UK.
If you believe that any information we are holding on you is incorrect or incomplete, please write to us as soon as possible, at the above address or email us at hello@shaneacademy.com and we will promptly correct any information found to be incorrect.
Although every effort is made by Shane Academy to verify information given on their website, in their brochures, and in their promotional material, it must be clearly understood that such information does not form part of any contract or offer. Any intending purchaser of a property must satisfy themselves as to the correctness of any information either printed or verbally issued by Shane Academy.
Shane Academy will endeavour to keep up to date the information stated on its website, in their brochures and in other promotional material, but it cannot guarantee that particular products and services will still be available for sale when prospective purchasers enquire or travel to view.
During marketing, individual services and products can be removed from sale and prices of can change and no guarantee is given that the price shown on the Shane Academy website or in their brochure will remain accurate. Shane Academy reserves the right to make changes to the general information, prices, or content on their website at any time without notice.
Shane Academy operates as educational consultant. Shane Academy is not liable for any loss which may incur for any reason whatsoever resulting from the use of the knowledge that we impart.
All materials, logos, pictures and content on are the sole ownership of Shane Academy and cannot be used by other parties in any way unless by written consent.
London-based organisation that trains individuals, companies and corporates how to effectively and efficiently be better in negotiation, property investment, property sourcing and presenting.
78-80 St John Street, Farringdon, EC1M 4EG, London, United Kingdom


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Retro Cricket
by Ian Collis
Format: Padded Hardcover
Retro Cricket is a celebration of the game from the end of World War II to the end of the 1970s _ the great series, the very best players, the controversies and the amazing crowd-filled ovals. With many new and rarely seen images it is a book for all generations to be enjoyed by those who love the game, no matter what age.
Take a stroll through cricket's sporting history; enjoy the retro years of cricket before the game was changed forever and became the multi-million dollar, year-round sporting roller-coaster it is today.
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Ian Collis is a well known rugby league historian - he has one of the largest collections of sporting memorabilia in Australia. His passion for rugby league comes from his father Joseph, who was a pioneer of the North Ryde Junior Rugby League Club in the Balmain Junior League and a former Club president before playing a role in the formation of the Ryde United JRL Club. Ian is currently the Head of Fox Sports Statistics.


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Q: Log by Error: The relationship could not be changed because one or more of the foreign-key properties is non-nullable Why EF6 can't give me more informations by this error?
I tried with db.Database.Log but this gives me nothing. I want only to know which field coused this Issue, because I dont see it.
Thanks

A: Some more informations I get from this question:
#if DEBUG

db.ChangeTracker.DetectChanges(); // Force EF to match associations.
var objectContext = ((IObjectContextAdapter)db).ObjectContext;
var objectStateManager = objectContext.ObjectStateManager;
var fieldInfo = objectStateManager.GetType().GetField("_entriesWithConceptualNulls", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic);
var conceptualNulls = fieldInfo.GetValue(objectStateManager);

#endif

conceptualNulls is a HashSet, EntityEntry is an internal class, so you can only inspect the collection in the debugger to get an idea of conflicting entities. For diagnostic purposes only!!! (thanks to Gert Arnold)


The Washington-based Center for Security Policy has awarded the Hungarian nation for its efforts to help persecuted Christian communities.
The award was received by Tristan Azbej, state secretary at the Hungarian Prime Minister's Office for persecuted Christians, at a gala dinner in Washington, DC, on Thursday night.
In his laudation Gregg Mitchell, co-leader of the International Religious Freedom Roundtable, noted the Hungarian government's readiness to help persecuted Christians in the world, with special regard to Hungary's 2016 programme aimed at helping Christians in the Middle East. He called the initiative exemplary and called on other governments to follow suit.
Azbej blamed political correctness for belittling the gravity of the dangers facing Christian communities and insisted that "Christianity is currently the most persecuted religion".
"Hungary will not open up its borders for massive illegal migration".


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Supervisor Haas Announces New, Budget-Focused Town Hall Meeting
Meeting set for Thursday, November 1 at 6:30 p.m.
By Sup. Jason Haas	- Oct 22nd, 2012 03:57 pm
Milwaukee County Supervisor Jason Haas is inviting residents of the 14th District to join him for a budget-focused Town Hall Meeting at Zablocki Public Library, located at 3501 West Oklahoma Avenue in Milwaukee on Thursday, November 1, 2012 at 6:30 p.m.
"I'm happy to host a second town hall meeting about the budget as the Board examines the best use of our limited, public resources," said Supervisor Haas. "I highly encourage my neighbors to share their opinions at this town hall meeting."
Thursday, November 1 at 6:30 p.m.
Zablocki Public Library
3501 W. Oklahoma Ave.
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