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On 8th May 1660, the day on which it was proclaimed in London that Charles II had been King since the execution of his father, Hull ordered the arms of the Commonwealth removed from Hull Town Hall, to be replaced with the King's arms, and that the town's maces be engraved with the King's arms.
On 8th May 1926, mounted police on Monument Bridge, Hull, baton charged crowds trying to prevent volunteers signing up in the City Hall, on the 5th day of the General Strike. 41 people needed hospital treatment.
On 8th May 1941, Hull suffered its worst air raid on of WW2 overnight; 420 people killed, 800 injured, more than 800 fires; the Prudential building collapsed on top of its basement air raid shelter; 3,000 houses were destroyed and a further 9,000 damaged. 35 churches were hit, 2 synagogues, 14 schools; 2 million sq ft of factory space damaged or destroyed; notable buildings such as House of Powolny restaurant; extensive damage to the docks, including the destruction of Riverside Quay. 40,000 people made homeless in the month. A large number of commendations for gallantry were made this night and the following night – too many to record here.
On the same night, a German landmine fell on Magdalen Lane, Hedon, killing 12 people and destroying 2 houses.
Posted on April 30, 2018 May 14, 2018 Categories revolt/conflict, This week, warTags Blitz, docks, Hedon, police, royalty, strikeLeave a comment on 8th May
On 22nd April 1566, Walter Cave was assaulted in his own home in Hull by Ralph Ellerker, his brother James and servants, and Cave brought an action in the Star Chamber. The argument involved Walter Cave accusing Robert Dalton, his brother-in-law and servant of the Ellerkers, of illegally harbouring Catholic priests, and Cave's refusal to allow Dalton into the house to speak to Dalton's mother. Ralph Ellerker claimed he acted in defence of his brother, who was unarmed. The outcome of the case is not recorded.
On 22nd April 1642, James Duke of York, the King's son, aged 9, and the King's nephew, Prince Rupert of the Rhine, 23, arrived in Hull unannounced, with the country people arriving for market day. They were well looked after, and invited to dinner with Sir John Hotham the following day. portrait on left shows James aged 12
On 22nd April 1893, arson suspected when fires broke out in timber stocks on Hull docks, during a dock strike which saw rioting, police charges and military involvement. The fire covered an area of 8 acres; the Citadel Hotel was destroyed, and total damage was estimated at up to £1million. Kier Hardy asked Parliament why the military had been sent to assist the shipowners. The strike continued into May.
Posted on April 29, 2018 May 14, 2018 Categories major gentry families, religion, revolt/conflict, This week, warTags Civil War, crime, docks, Ellerker, Hotham, police, religion, riot, royalty, strikeLeave a comment on April 22nd
On 4th April 1654, Emmot Laykes, wife of John Laykes, was fined in Patrington manor court for striking Gregory Bilton with a rolling-pin.
On 4th April 1868, Frederick Parker of Hemingbrough was executed at York Castle and his body buried within the prison for murdering Daniel Driscoll, 27, at South Duffield on 29.2.1868.
On 4th April 1942, Laura Jaselli, Italian alien, of Barrow Lane, Hessle, was given a Travel Permit registered with the East Riding Police (cert 379095) as an Alien on moving from Ashton under Lyme; she was allowed 17 ½ hours to complete the move.
Posted on April 28, 2018 May 14, 2018 Categories murder, This week, warTags crime, Hemingbrough, Hessle, patrington, police, South Duffield, warLeave a comment on April 4th
On 1st April 1299, Edward I gave Hull the charter that created the new town of Kingston upon Hull. On the same day, he gave a charter to its rival port Ravenser Odd.
On 1st April 1577, Hull alderman John Thornton acquired a licence from the town to buy grain (wheat, malt, barley, beans and peas) in the counties of York, Lincoln, Norfolk and Kingston upon Hull, and to sell and transport the same abroad for 20 years.
On 1st April 1899, Hull Corporation opened a 6-day exhibition to celebrate the 6thcentenary of the first charter from King Edward I. It included Hull seals and deeds, silver items, coins, medal and tokens made in Hull, paintings and documents.
On 1st April 1998, Christopher Ibikunle Alder died aged 37, in Queens Gardens Police Station, Hull, whilst in police custody . The coroner's jury returned a verdict in 2000 that Alder was unlawfully killed. In 2011 the British Government formally apologised to Alder's family for the way he was treated and for failing to carry out an effective independent enquiry. Trainee computer programmer and former Army paratrooper, Alder was born in Hull 26.6.1960
Posted on April 28, 2018 May 14, 2018 Categories equality & diversity, This weekTags police, Ravenser Odd, royaltyLeave a comment on April 1st
On 20th March 1735, London merchant Timothy Woolfe died aged 35, and was buried in Bridlington Priory church; he left the interest on £500 to the poor of Bridlington and area, not exceeding 5 miles distance.
On 20th March 1822, an earthquake at night shook beds, moved furniture and rang bells in Seaton Ross, Foggathorpe and Holme on Spalding Moor. It was also felt in Bielby, Everingham, Allerthorpe and Melbourne.
On 20th March 1905, Hull PC Thomas Nettleton died attempting to stop a runaway horse and van, which ran over him.
On 20th March 1947, Fred Stephenson, 36, rode the Kiplingcotes Derby course through 4-foot snowdrifts to ensure the continuation of the race since 1519. The clerk of the course, Harry Ruston, read the rules. It took 90 minutes to ride the course (it normally takes about 10 minutes).
On 20th March 1986, Deirdre Blakeston failed to win the Kiplingcotes Derby when she stopped to give assistance to Lorraine Bell, who was unconscious after her horse collapsed on the course. Horse and rider both recovered and Deirdre eventually finished the race.
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On 4th March 1666, Edward Grey, Mayor of Beverley, and Robert Hildyard were in correspondence with the Mayor of Hull about plague in North Frodingham and the precautions taken in Beverley against infection; a week later, they sent a certificate that North Frodingham was clear of infection.
On 4th March 1752, Elizabeth Plaxton paid for 4 brass chandeliers to be installed in the choir of Holy Trinity, Hull, at a cost of £100.
On 4th March 1791, Sarah Metcalfe, originally of Hull, died in Humbleton aged 45. No cause of death is given; she was the mother of 13 children, 4 of which died in their infancy.
On 4th March 1903, Dorothy Mackaill was born in Newstead Street, Hull. She became a stage actor in London and Paris before moving to Broadway and, in 1920, making her first film. In 1932 she starred with Humphrey Bogart in "Love Affair', and retired 5 years later, though she did return to acting on TV. She died aged 87 (12.8.1990)
On 4th March 1908, Cornelius O'Kelly, PC 249, later Olympic gold medallist, was one of 4 police fire officers injured when a 20ft wall collapsed during a fire at Frank Soulsby's saw mill, Thomas Street, Hull. Unable to work for 27 days, he received £5 15s8d from his employer's liability assurance. (and see 3.11)
Posted on April 27, 2018 May 15, 2018 Categories families, This weekTags Beverley, celebrity, Hildyard, Holy Trinity, Humbleton, North Frodingham, plague, police, sportLeave a comment on March 4th
On 13th December 1760, John Courtney, gentleman, reported in his diary being awoken at midnight by the sound of bells ringing to announce that Hugh Bethell had declared himself a candidate for Parliament. The bells rang all day. A week later, Bethell changed his mind and withdrew his name. He served as Beverley MP 1768-72.
On 13th December 1795, at 3p.m., a meteorite weighing 56 pounds landed in a field near Wold Cottage, Thwing, home of Capt Edward Topham. It embedded itself 9 inches into the soil, weighing 56lbs, and 3 ft long. Capt Topham displayed the meteorite in London at a charge of 1shilling. He raised a brick obelisk on the landing site (see photo). The meteorite is now in the Natural History Museum, and is the origin of the name of Wold Top Brewery's 'Falling Stone bitter'.
On 13th December 1816, Frederick Brown, 60, was buried in Holy Trinity, Hull, after dying in the workhouse. Born in Guinea, he worked as a labourer in a number of jobs in Whitby and Hull. In 1794 he was acquitted of burglary by a Hull jury, apparently a case of being mistaken for another black man.
On 13th December 1830, Joseph Robinson Pease, JP, recorded in his diary an attempt to swear in special constables to deal with the 'Swing Riots' by agricultural labourers protesting about high rents, low wages, and the introduction of new machinery. However, they found it difficult to recruit in Cottingham.
On 13th December 1842, Moses Roper, student and escaped slave, gave a lecture at Beverley Guildhall on his personal experience of slavery in the USA, in which he exhibited instruments of torture used on slaves. He lectured extensively and published an autobiography.
On 13th December 1889, John Nicholson reported seeing the "Plough Lads' (groups of men not hired on farms) going round Beverley, dancing and asking for money or drink. They dressed in 'motley garb', with one dressed as a woman with a broom, one (Blether Dick) with a bladder on a stick, one with a coat covered in strips of rag. "Often … at lonely houses they are rude and bold, demanding money or drink in such a way as to terrify the women who have been left at home".
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Easton Stick Sparks Late Comeback, but Chargers Lose 23-15 to Seahawks
Chris Hayre
In preseason game No. 3, the Los Angeles Chargers fell to the Seattle Seahawks 23-15 Saturday night from ROKiT Field at Dignity Health Sports Park.
Several Chargers starters on both sides of the ball did not play, including quarterback Philip Rivers, wide receiver Keenan Allen, defensive ends Joey Bosa and Melvin Ingram, and linebacker Thomas Davis, among others.
Rookie quarterback Easton Stick led the Chargers to two fourth-quarter touchdown drives. He went 12-of-16 for 82 yards and a pair of scores – one being a 4-yard rush.
The lone score of the first quarter came on a 12-play, 58-yard drive led by Chargers quarterback Tyrod Taylor, who started the game in place of Rivers. Michael Badgley's 40-yard field goal gave Los Angeles a 3-0 lead.
Seattle responded with a 12-play scoring drive of their own. Russell Wilson and Co. went 84 yards, in large part to 20- and 30-yard receptions by wide receiver Tyler Lockett. On fourth-and-1, L.A. native Rashaad Penny punched in a 3-yard touchdown to give the Seahawks a 7-3 lead.
Seattle added two more scores in the second quarter, including a 1-yard touchdown run by C.J. Prosise. Jason Myers' 58-yard field goal with seven seconds remaining in the half gave the Seahawks a 16-3 lead.
Taylor finished 6-of-9 for 61 yards – including 34 rushing yards on six carries – before giving way to Cardale Jones.
Jones' second completion of the game went to wide receiver Artavis Scott for 31 yards. It was Scott's second straight game with a 31-yard completion. He led the Chargers with 66 yards on four receptions.
Stick, who entered the game late in the third quarter, threw an 8-yard touchdown to wide receiver Andre Patton in the fourth. It was Stick's first career NFL touchdown pass and Patton's second score in as many games.
Rookie linebacker Drue Tranquill led the Chargers with nine tackles. Undrafted rookie linebacker Chris Peace had Los Angeles' only sack of the night.
Up next: The Chargers close the preseason next Thursday, August 29 against the San Francisco 49ers. Kickoff from Levi's Stadium is at 7 p.m. Pacific.
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SUMMARY: Professor Thales Teixeira notes that activities that have traditionally been paired together are starting to separate.
Decoupling is the newest wave of digital disruption
Dancing with Platforms | 04 April 2017
By Grzegorz Piechota
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
Disruption comes in waves, and it is customers who disrupt markets, not the start-ups.
Looking for a response to digital disruption, companies need to think about how to address the disruption as a process, rather than focusing on individual companies like Facebook or Google.
Having studied disruption patterns across industries, from unbundling to disintermediation, Professor Thales Teixeira of Harvard Business School identified an emerging new wave of technology-enabled disruption called decoupling.
Teixeira is going to give the keynote presentation at the upcoming INMA World Media Congress in New York on May 21-23, 2017.
Teixeira studies patterns of digital disruption across industries such as media, retail, transportation, food, cosmetics, and finance. At Harvard Business School, he teaches MBA courses on digital marketing strategy and e-commerce.
I work with Teixeira as his research associate. We met at his Boston office in March to talk more about this new wave of disruption. Here is a five-minute, edited version of the interview.
As Teixeira explains, the digital disruptors decouple, or break links between, consumer activities that have traditionally been offered together, like viewing content and advertising.
At a time when users are disrupting publishers' advertising revenue models with ad blockers — or increasingly accessing news on social media — his new theory provides a lens to understand the hidden patterns of these shifts, predict future disruptions, and defend the publishers' business.
For the boldest publishers, Teixeira prepares a recipe on how to disrupt others. He is going to present the recipe in New York in May.
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Rolling Pin Summer Camps are a great way to learn new skills in the kitchen, create tasty recipes, and meet lots of new friends. The only things you need to be prepared are closed toe shoes and a restraint for shoulder length hair. We provide all the ingredients, tools, and FUN!
Cameras are welcome, but cell phones and pagers MUST be turned to vibrate.
Students are taught how to properly use REAL kitchen tools, knives, and appliances safely under adult supervision. Our students come away with the confidence to prepare dishes that are age appropriate and tasty. Our goal is to encourage your child to be a help in the kitchen and to have fun while building a lifetime of good skills.
Parents are welcome to stay and watch OR leave and return when class is over. Students will NOT be allowed to leave the store WITHOUT A PARENT or GUARDIAN picking them up from INSIDE THE STORE!
Focus will be on "Baking Basics" such as reading a recipe, identifying & using baking tools, measuring dry & liquid ingredients, cracking eggs, using a kitchen scale, and using a mixer.
Rolling Pin Summer Camps are a great way to learn new skills in the kitchen, create tasty recipes, and meet lots of new friends.
The only things you need to be prepared are closed toe shoes and a restraint for shoulder length hair. We provide all the ingredients, tools, and FUN!
We use real tools and knives. Students are taught how to properly use all kitchen tools, knives, and appliances safely under adult supervision. Our students come away with the confidence to prepare dishes that are age appropriate and tasty. Our goal is to encourage your child to be a help in the kitchen and learn to have fun while building a lifetime of good skills.
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Q: Relational database design: More efficient way to store tree with its attributes i'm working on program which require to store a tree-like data model and based on whether a node is a leaf or non-leaf, it will have its own  set of attributed. for example a collection that has some movie on it.
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and beside these information, i also want to store the infos about the parent-child relation contained in tree structure. Information like:
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Now I am left to decide how should i design my tables ? should i combine nodes and attributes tables? mean that for example for movie :
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Or not, it's better if the tables are separate.
Mention that my program has some different type of tree other than movie like books and etc.

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Samsung announces commencement of $220 million R&D center in Vietnam
Omkar Patwardhan
The newly constructed R&D center to facilitate 5G technology along with other next-gen technologies.
Infrastructure has been claimed to be the company's largest in Southern Asia.
One of the leading electronics companies, Samsung, has reportedly announced commencing its USD 220 million research and development project in the state of Hanoi, Vietnam. The facility is expected to be completed by the end of 2022. However, speculations have it that the company was supposed to hold the commencement launch for the center here on Saturday but decided to cancel it due to the COVID-19 spread across the globe.
As per official sources, Samsung's Vietnam R&D center, on completion, would be the company's largest in South Asia with nearly USD 17 billion investment in the region and would open tremendous employment opportunities for over 3000 people. The company further states that the development of Hanoi center would add to the expanding presence of Samsung in Vietnam and also complement the dedicated smartphone R&D in state of Hanoi.
It has been reported that the R&D facility would lay focus on the 5G network technology along with a host of other leading next-generation technologies like the AI, Internet of Things, Big Data and others, which would eventually let the company to bolster its presence in the infrastructure sector.
Reuters reports that according to various government customs data, exports of smartphones and spare parts in Vietnam, most of which were manufactured by Samsung, eventually recorded a valuation of USD 51.38 billion in 2019.
Moreover, steps taken by various manufacturers to shift the production from China to Vietnam owing to the growing trade tensions and rising labor cost, would prove to be a profitable ground for both the region as well as the company.
Claims have been made that the company already has its R&D facilities dotted across the globe including China, Canada, South Korea, and the United States and UK.
Source credit: https://9to5google.com/2020/03/02/report-samsung-begins-building-a-220-million-rd-center-in-vietnam/
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text: Q: How long for a spinning cylinder in space to stop spinning? Suppose we spin a solid cylinder of inertia $J$ and mass $m$ to a speed of $n$ rpm. Assuming it is in close earth orbit, about the same distance as ISS, how long would it take to lose all its angular momentum (due to friction with the thin atmosphere)?


I consider zucchini to be the "Swiss Army Knife" of summer vegetables since there are so many different ways to prepare it – both as a main course as well as a side dish. Though fresh zucchinis can be had year round in most locales, it's at its best during the summer months. I'm a big believer in the strategy of consuming fruits and vegetables when they're in season. Zucchini also are easy to grow in backyard gardens provided you have sufficient space to let the vines roam. The following recipe is just one of many ways to prepare a healthy and tasty side dish using zucchini.
Though this recipe won't make you forget McDonald's fries, it will hopefully begin to gently lead you towards a path of choosing healthier and lower carb side dishes. There are quite a few recipes out there for zucchini fries, but I've found them to still be a little too heavy on the starchy carbs for my liking. Most use flour and breadcrumbs to provide a crispy coating to the fries. This is great, but through a little experimenting, I've managed to come up with something just as good that doesn't add to the glycemic load of the recipe and is also much simpler to prepare since it eliminates a few extra steps. The other recipes require that you first dredge the zucchini strips in flour and then dunk them into egg before another dredging operation into breadcrumbs. We're gonna skip all that and get right into cooking up some zucchini fries!
It's Officially Zucchini Season 2015!
With zucchini's popping out in gardens all over now that it's summer, why not take advantage of all the great ways to enjoy them? Besides this fantastic low-carb baked zucchini fries recipe, there's also zoodles. In the video below, I demonstrate how to use a simple Vegetti slicer to make oodles of zoodles! It also includes a delicious recipe for combining them with a low-carb version of Chicken Parmesan.
These fries can either be served as a side dish or can also be served on their own as an appetizer. Hold the ketchup and serve them with a dip of hot marinara sauce or cold homemade salsa. Bring these out to your friends during your next Super Bowl party and see how they react.
Pour 2 Tbsp of olive oil into a glass baking dish and dump the "fries" into it. Lightly toss the fries until well-coated with olive oil.
Dump Parmesan cheese, salt, and pepper onto a plate and sift together using a fork.
Place several fries at a time into the Parmesan cheese mixture. Roll the zucchini strips over several times in the mixture making sure that they are thoroughly coated on both sides with cheese.
Place the zucchini strips in uniform rows on the cookie sheet. You don't need much spacing between them, but you may need a second cookie sheet depending on how many fries you wound up with.
Sprinkle the remaining olive oil using a metal soup spoon evenly over the tops of the fries.
Bake the fries for 10 minutes and then remove from the oven. Carefully flip them over using a spatula and then place back into the oven for another 10 minutes or until well-browned.
Remove fries from oven and server immediately – either as a side dish or as an appetizer with one of the aforementioned dipping sauces.
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Do you have nutritional information for this recipe? Can hardly wait to try it tonight! Thank YOU!
Hi Teri, thanks for stopping by! Yes, I need to go back and add nutritional info for some of the older recipes. Thanks for the reminder! I'll get to it before the weekend is out.
Curious if you've tried making Zoodles from zucchini? It's something I've started doing recently and have fallen in love with them. They're a great low-carb substitute for wherever you'd typically use pasta.
Nutrition info is posted! My apologies for finally getting around to it. As you can see, this is a very low-carb side dish or appetizer. Please let me know how it turned out for you.


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The Last Bird
I just captured this picture while the bird was observing something unique out there and I just was not aware of what it was observing..may be it was seeking a lover or a friend or the food ..who knows..Or may be lost in thoughts that humans are yet to understand..
As I captured this I asked the bird
Birdie why are you simply sitting and gazing at the barren field?Don't you have mouths to feed back home.Or are you waiting for someone?Birdie Birdie tell me?
Birdie told me
I am simply sitting here because I am all alone and I have no home and I have no family and so I have no mouths to feed.I am not looking at the barren field which was once my home but I am looking at the infinity that lay in the future.I am not sorry about my loses that humans have brought me but I am sorry about humans because they are unaware that they are digging their on grave.Yesterday I was there to give last respect for the demise but tomorrow tell me friend who will be there to shed a tear for my death…
22 thoughts on "The Last Bird"
Ravindra More on June 29, 2016 at 12:47 pm said:
Very true…we humans have cut forests for industrial,commercial or any other purposes selfishly without thinking about other living things like plants,animals & birds etc….
The picture captured truly speaks a lot.
Beautiful pic…
anand on June 29, 2016 at 12:48 pm said:
Thank you ..yes the darker of humankind
*dark side of human actions
Talking birdie😊😊
What was its name???
Nice thought….Nice click👌
Oh .. Dat I forgot to ask 😂
Fernanda Guevara on June 29, 2016 at 5:55 pm said:
This reminds me of the fox and the hound movie! 😁
😂😂 Thank you .. The method is widely used .. 😃
Fernanda Guevara on June 30, 2016 at 6:53 am said:
Hehe no problem 😊😄
JAMILA MURTAZA on June 29, 2016 at 5:57 pm said:
The concept of this captured picture is stupendous.
Thank you .. 😃
fairykumar on July 1, 2016 at 8:40 am said:
You have not only captured the bird's picture but also it's emotioms👍👍
Thank you..a eye catch captions or words is also an important for being a good photographer..just tried to one of those. Retrieving meaning out of the pictures 😃
You made it😊😊😊
anand on July 1, 2016 at 10:05 am said:
Peter Klopp on July 2, 2016 at 3:24 am said:
Great photo and lovely story too!
robdphotographer on July 4, 2016 at 6:11 pm said:
Antra on July 6, 2016 at 6:18 am said:
Thats a great post! Amazing click! 👍
Thank you 🙂 friend .. Antra .. guessing that's your name ..
Yeah that's my name :))
Good 😃


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Today, America and Americans mark the 10th year anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attack in the US, in which approximately 3000 people lost their lives. Without doubt, a lot has changed since then – from foreign policies to sweeping security policies. America has never been the same since then. Lots of conspiracy theories exist on what happened on that fateful day, and why it happened, but this is not the focus of this write up. My focus here is the courage demonstrated by several people on that fateful day, especially the crew and passengers of the ill fated United 93 aircraft.
Have you seen the movie "United 93"? I was privileged to see it several years ago. It's a movie about the September 11, 2001 hijacks in America. That day, 4 planes were hijacked. Three hit their targets but one did not. United 93 tried to show what happened to the one that didn't hit its target. It is a powerful and provocative drama honouring the memory of 40 passengers and crew on United Airlines Flight 93. As the hijackers pilot the doomed flight to their target, the passengers' stands as one and find the courage to fight back!
It was almost unbelievable. As it dawned on most of the passengers that that hijack was not a normal one and that they were doomed to crash, they decided to do something about it. They analyzed their situation and decided to do something about it! Partly out of fear and a resolve to live, they got all the weapons available on board with the help of crew members (mostly knives, hot water, fire extinguishers and what have you). They were able to disarm the hijackers and actually took down 2 of them. There was a pilot on board who had experience with 1 engine planes. He was determined to land the plane if they succeeded in getting to the cockpit. They did get there but it was too late. The plane was almost touching the ground, since they hijackers decided to land the plane anyways. They all died. Yes they did. But not like others (as far as we know). They died on their feet. They died while trying to live. They did something about the situation. And who knows how many more lives they saved – the plane was targeted at the White House! Speaking in Shanksville on Saturday at the unveiling of a memorial to the 40 victims of flight United 93, Mr Bush said "the United States will never forget". He lauded the passengers and crew of the flight, saying they launched "the first counter-offensive in the war on terror". That's a salute to courage!
I don't know if the story is as interesting to you as it was to me. Can you imagine how this people fought to live? They didn't just give up. They didn't just throw in the towel. They didn't leave their destinies in the hands of the hijackers. Note that they didn't have much choice. They were thousands of miles above sea level. They had heard the news of 2 other crashes at the World Trade Centre. However, they wouldn't be deterred. It was better trying than not doing anything at all.
As I write this, I remember a story I once read. I guess it sums up my point.
What is the moral? It's easily found... Those who are not afraid to die, eventually do not! Courage is the discovery that you may not win, and trying when you know you can lose.
It's very early in the morning. I have just taken my bath and getting ready to face the day. It's going to be a long day as I have a long list of to do's – reports to write, meetings to attend, commitments to deliver on, calls to make, and a host of others. I have prayed and sincerely hope that all will go well today. I really hope so.
Will hope alone take me through the day? Will I have a great day just by hoping for one? I had to search my archives to fish out a story I read some months ago. May I share it with you before drawing a conclusion?
Straining to locate my friend among the passengers deplaning through the jet way, I noticed a man coming toward me carrying two light bags. He stopped right next to me to greet his family. First he motioned to his youngest son (maybe six years old) as he laid down his bags. They gave each other a long, loving hug. As they separated enough to look in each other's face, I heard the father say, "It's so good to see you, son. I missed you so much!" His son smiled somewhat shyly, averted his eyes and replied softly, "Me, too, Dad!" Then the man stood up, gazed in the eyes of his oldest son (maybe nine or ten) and while cupping his son's face in his hands said, "You're already quite the young man. I love you very much, Zach!" They too hugged a most loving, tender hug.
While this was happening, a baby girl (perhaps one or one-and-a-half) was squirming excitedly in her mother's arms, never once taking her little eyes off the wonderful sight of her returning father. The man said, "Hi, baby girl!" as he gently took the child from her mother. He quickly kissed her face all over and then held her close to his chest while rocking her from side to side. The little girl instantly relaxed and simply laid her head on his shoulder, motionless in pure contentment. After several moments, he handed his daughter to his oldest son and declared, "I've saved the best for last!" and proceeded to give his wife the longest, most passionate kiss I ever remember seeing. He gazed into her eyes for several seconds and then silently mouthed. "I love you so much!" They stared at each other's eyes, beaming big smiles at one another, while holding both hands.
For an instant they reminded me of newlyweds, but I knew by the age of their kids that they couldn't possibly be. I puzzled about it for a moment then realized how totally engrossed I was in the wonderful display of unconditional love not more than an arm's length away from me. I suddenly felt uncomfortable, as if I was invading something sacred, but was amazed to hear my own voice nervously ask, "Wow! How long have you two been married? "Been together fourteen years total, married twelve of those." he replied, without breaking his gaze from his lovely wife's face. "Well then, how long have you been away?" I asked. The man finally turned and looked at me, still beaming his joyous smile. "Two whole days!" Two days? I was stunned. By the intensity of the greeting, I had assumed he'd been gone for at least several weeks - if not months. I know my expression betrayed me. I said almost offhandedly, hoping to end my intrusion with some semblance of grace (and to get back to searching for my friend), "I hope my marriage is still that passionate after twelve years!" The man suddenly stopped smiling. He looked me straight in the eye, and with forcefulness that burned right into my soul, he told me something that left me a different person. He told me, "Don't hope, friend... decide!" Then he flashed me his wonderful smile again, shook my hand and said, "God bless!"
Right now, I am not only hoping that today will be a good day. I decide that it will be a "wow" day! It is going to be a lovely day. Will you decide that yours will too?
A jobless man applied for the position of 'office boy' at a very big firm. The HR manager interviewed him, then a test: clean the floor. "You are hired" he said, give me your email address, and I will send you the application to fill, as well as when you will start. The man replied "I don't have a computer, neither an email". I am sorry, said the HR manager, if you don't have an email that means you do not exist. And who doesn't exist, cannot have the job. The man left with no hope at all. He didn't know what to do, with only $10 US in his pocket.
He then decided to go to the supermarket and buy a 10 KG Tomato crate. He then sold the Tomatoes in a door to door round. In less than two hours, he succeeded to double his capital. He repeated the operation 3 times, and returned home with $60 US. The man realized that he can survive by this way, and started to go everyday earlier, and return late. Thus, his money doubles or triples every day. Shortly later, he bought a cart, then a truck, and then he had his own fleet of delivery vehicles.5 years later, the man is one of the biggest food retailers in the US. He started to plan his family's future, and decided to have a life insurance. He called an insurance broker, and chooses a protection plan. When the conversation was concluded, the broker asked him his email. The man replied: 'I don't have an email'. The broker replied curiously, you don't have an email, and yet have succeeded to build an empire. Do you imagine what you could have been if you had an email? The man thought for a while, and replied: an office boy! Lol!
The most frustrating part of every trip outside the country for me is my return trip back to Nigeria. Especially when you are travelling in a flight filled with Nigerians, it is always dramatic. From the overweight loads we carry, the banters we throw in the plane, the unnecessary claps when the plane lands (this is really very annoying!), the rush to get out of the plane when it touches the ground, even when it has not fully stopped, the rush through passport control and then the long wait for your luggage! You will be lucky to spend less than 2 hours at the airport between arrival and when you finally leave! There is always one question uttermost on my mind "Why are we the way we are"? The sad truth is that most of us are getting so used to it. People excuse these things away as our "weakness". They give reasons why it won't work here. We focus a lot on these "weaknesses" and never think of how to turn them into strengths. Most developed nations of the world became great by actually turning their biggest weaknesses into their greatest strengths. I will leave this discussion for another day and time. However, this theory is as true for nations as it is for individuals! We can turn our weaknesses into our greatest strengths.
Consider the story of a 10-year-old boy who decided to study judo despite the fact that he had lost his left arm. The boy began lessons with an old Japanese judo master. The boy was doing well, so he couldn't understand why, after three months of training the master had taught him only one move. "Sensei," the boy finally said, "Shouldn't I be learning more moves?". "This is the only move you know, but this is the only move you'll ever need to know," the sensei replied. Not quite understanding, but believing in his teacher, the boy kept training.
Several months later, the sensei took the boy to his first tournament. Surprising himself, the boy easily won his first two matches. The third match proved to be more difficult, but after some time, his opponent became impatient and charged; the boy deftly used his one move to win the match. Still amazed by his success, the boy was now in the finals. This time, his opponent was bigger, stronger, and more experienced. For a while, the boy appeared to be overmatched. Concerned that the boy might get hurt, the referee called a time-out. He was about to stop the match when the sensei intervened. "No," the sensei insisted, "Let him continue." Soon after the match resumed, his opponent made a critical mistake: he dropped his guard. Instantly, the boy used his move to pin him. The boy had won the match and the tournament. He was the champion.
On the way home, the boy and sensei reviewed every move in each and every match. Then the boy summoned the courage to ask what was really on his mind. "Sensei, how did I win the tournament with only one move?" "You won for two reasons," the sensei answered. "First, you've almost mastered one of the most difficult throws in all of judo and second, the only known defense for that move is for your opponent to grab your left arm." The boy's biggest weakness had become his biggest strength! "
Let me start by joining the rest of the world to wish you a Happy New Year! May it be to you, and yours, a splendid year.
Some years back, after having to write the UME (University Matriculation Examination) again (I wrote it twice before I nailed it), one thought flashed through my mind. What if failure was perpetual? What if, once you failed, you have failed forever? What if there was no opportunity to start again? What if once you made a loss in business, you continue to make losses? What if, once you repeated a class, or a course, you will continue to repeat it eternally! What a chaos our world would have been!
What if failure was perpetual?
God, in His infinite mercies divided our lives into tiny bits – so, we have centuries, decades, years, months, weeks and days. If you have failed in a particular year, you can look forward to another year, to try again. If a particular day isn't going to well, you wish the day would be over soon, so you could have a fresh start. If you have failed once, or twice, you look forward to another opportunity to try again, or start again. In my opinion, a new year is God's wonderful opportunity, given to us, to start again….howbeit, more intelligently. And that opportunity is not only available to those who didn't do well the previous year. It is also available for those who did well, so, they can even do better. The New Year is an opportunity for a fresh start.
The greatest definition of insanity is doing the same thing in the same way and expecting a different result!
So, my question is this – What will you do differently this year? Your result is always a function of your inputs. If your inputs are wrong, do not wonder if the results are in the same direction. Let me say this categorically – the year 2011 will be very much like 2010 to you, if you do things the same way you did last year. I guess that's a no brainer. I can guarantee that your output will be exactly the same if your inputs do not change. So, do you like the results you turned out last year? If your answer is NO, then, something about you has got to change. The greatest definition of insanity is doing the same thing in the same way and expecting a different result!
Here are a few things you need to look at changing /improving to get better result.
No one can rise above the level of his thoughts. "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he". Your life will never go beyond the level of your thoughts. So, the Bible has a nice advice for you.
No matter how long you pray, if you harbor in your heart, things contrary to your prayers, the prayer will be a mere exercise. You cannot be praying for health and be thinking like a sick man! The thought of sickness will nullify your prayers. You cannot be praying for success and be thinking like a failure. God is able to do much more than you ask or think.
A wise man once said this. "You will be where you are today in another 5 years, except for 2 things – the books you read and the friends you keep". I have found this to be very true. If you want to improve your results, then you've got to improve on your association/relationships. In my quest for financial freedom, I discovered that there is a fundamental difference between the way the rich and the poor think. Their thinking patterns are worlds apart. As a result of this, associating with the group you want to belong will give you accesses to their perspective.
In our environment (Africa), there is so much emphasis on the enemy. People spend a whole night vigil praying against their enemies. May I say this to you – your friends are more strategic to your destiny that your enemies. You had better have the right ones.
Attitude more than aptitude, determines altitude. Look, things turn out best for those who make the best of the way things turn out. During the course of the year, you will definitely have challenges. How will you face them? Will you be optimistic about life and it's opportunities or bend your head in pessimism?
To achieve more this year, I challenge you to be an incurable optimist. This way, all things being equal you will always win. All things not being equal, you will still most times win!
No matter what your vision this year is, I can bet it will end in frustration, except you have the right information to match. Read books. Listen to tapes. Read newspapers. Most importantly, get information from the greatest of all information sources – The Bible- The Manual for Life!
May the year be to you a year of years!


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The iconic spire of St Mary's Church St Mary Cray was rededicated on Saturday afternoon (8 October) in the presence of the Archdeacon of Bromley. Members of the local community joined with the congregation of St Mary's and St Andrew's churches (Cray Valley Benefice) to celebrate. The bells rang, the sun shone, praise and worship were offered and bubbly refreshments added to the festivities. 'Our church is the root of the community' said a local resident. Rev jane Winter said: 'it has stood as a place of stability and sanctuary for over 700 years'. Archdeacon Paul reminded everyone: 'it points the way to God and is a vital part of community life'.


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Q: Is there a way to change the color of the arrow/twistie of the Details element by using HTML only? I am using the details element in HTML and I can't use CSS. Only HTML.
<details>
    <summary>Details</summary>
    Something small enough to escape casual notice.
</details>

This gives me a black arrow. Will it be possible to change the color or the arrow and maybe the size/styling using HTML only? I can't use CSS.

A: No.
The default element is black, in order to change it, you must use CSS.
You can use CSS inline in the HTML, by adding to the style tag


There probably should be a list of resource sections here.
I am in need of a rom cart to do some reverse engineering of an SD-1 with the help of a Logic analyzer.
Would it be possible for you to scan the TOP & BOTTOM side of the bare rom cartridge board, I would like to do a reverse engineer of a Standard cart to get some more insight into the inner working of the rom storage of the sd-1.
wishfull hoping, perhaps you had thought of doing that before you modded the Cartridge in anticipation of duping the boards ;-) at a later date.
I have a dream is modding my 2 Ensoniq SD-1 Synths into a new beasts by replaceing the internal rom samples & internal onboard program patches with my own and making a more ambient electronica type instrument out of my SD-1.
I need to start with some reverse engineer of the carts, If you could help me out that or point me to a source for the ensoniq carts or sd-1 schematics, It would be much appreciated, and a good starting point.


Hello, Dear Ones. Recently a fellow sister from our Bloggerette Sorority hosted a fun party. A Rewind Week - 1970s. We were supposed to make a craft of that time. Well, if you know me, I cheat alot and that's what I did for this project. But it was fun. If you'd like to see some other nifty groovey 1970s views pop on over to Angela's blog ~ Sew Loquacious.
It's also Friday the 13th! So...booga booga!
I had a little boy that went along with this little girl but he's disappeared!
Look at all the fat yarn! I love this stuff. Do people still do crewel embroidery?
Look at the little birdie? Isn't he a darling? Now I'm looking at the word 'Hummel' there and wonder why I put a dot over the 'u'? Oh, well, I was young and we didn't have computers so I couldn't Google the name Hummel! :) Bummer!
See, even the colors are colors of the 1970s! Oranges, yellows and browns. My appliances were Harvest Gold and my bathrooms were Avocado Green. I know I had on BLUE eyeshadow and bell bottoms, and was drinking a Fresca soda!! Groovy!!
Pop on over to Angela's and see all the Rewind Projects and tell her I sent you!!
That is cute! I used to do crewel embroidery too and in those kinds of colors. Now they are so not my colors. But I didn't know that then.
How cute!! I love those colors and the little girl and birdie!!
I learned as a wee girl, how to embroider...and did some pillow cases as gifts some 30 years ago...and that's been it.
Now...I sew, cook, bake, make jewelry, crochet and raise 3 puppies!! What a full life!
Have a beautiful day ~ 93 for a humid high today...and warmer tomorrow!! UGggghhhh.
I have two crewel pieces I did about the same time. They are hanging in my laundry room.
Our kitchen and bathrooms were both Harvest gold.
That is so adorable! I love it...grovey baby!
I haven't had a Fresca in years! Grapefruit soda...I wonder if they still make that?
Oh, a 70's party, what fun!
I love your crewel Sheila, your pretty talented at all that stuff!
And i loved fresca and bell bottoms too!
You've captured those crafty 70's pefectly, Shelia.
I remember pipe cleaner and burlap flowers, among other things.
Oh Shelia, I do so remember crewel embroidery and I did tons of it when I was younger. It was so fun. Love this piece.
OOO BUMMER....I missed this. How do we know when the Sistas are going to have a meme.? I've wondered about that before...SHOOT...I have such GREAT memories from the 70's, too.
Wonder when the next one will be?
You emboidery is beautiful. The Hummel pictures are so cute.
love the hummel.. actually the there is an accent on the u..
so you did it right!!
Oh, golly Miss Molly! Do I EVER remember those colors ... dreaded colors. I was so into orange at that time but couldn't do the brown & gold & avacado.
What a darling memory treasure stitchery for you to still have, Shelia.
Sorry I missed your bathroom event, I would have liked to participate ... lmk next time ... Thank you.
Every time I look at Rue she so reminds of of Gone with the wind Scarlett ... doesn't she you?
I do remember doing that type of embroidery. Your little girl is darling.
I understand why you couldn't part with that beautiful crewel embroidery....it is sooooo CUTE!!! Oh, and I remember those colors very well....lol.
I was just at a Thrift store and they had a macrame hanging owl... I wanted it in the worst way.. but I came to my senses and walked away... I am still thinking about that lost 70's "art"


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Doug Knight: "Stories of Justice and Mercy: The Goring of the Ox"
Justice, Mercy and Mass Incarceration
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There are three orienting facts that render mass incarceration in the United States an ethical problem worthy of our deep consideration. First, the rate of incarceration has grown dramatically over the last 40 years so that today there are 2.2 million people in prison or jail, and another 5 million on probation or parole. This means that 1/32 adults in the USA are under state supervision. Second, the application of incarceration is disproportionately applied to the poor, people of color, and other vulnerable populations. Research shows that 85-90% of those in the criminal justice system fall below the poverty line, and the experience of incarceration only impoverishes people further. The consequences of having a criminal record are harsh and debilitating, ranging from family disruption, social alienation, and disenfranchisement. In these ways and others, the current situation of crime and punishment represents a dramatic moral challenge. Finally, victims of crime are themselves poorly served by the current system, often ignored or sidelined in the machinery of punishment. This course seeks to discover alternatives to the current systems of crime and punishment in order to imagine a more inclusive, just and moral society.
This module takes up the questions of crime and punishment. What is crime and what are the purposes of punishment? What are the cultural resources that inform the way we think about punishment today?
Doug Knight: "The Biblical Origins of Crime and Punishment: The Social World of the Bible"14:39
Doug Knight: "Justice and Mercy Applied: Stories from the Bible"17:44
Doug Knight: "Stories of Justice and Mercy: Cain and Abel"12:13
Doug Knight: "Stories of Justice and Mercy: The Goring of the Ox"5:08
Doug Knight: "The Ten Commandments: Law, Order and Sacred Authority"8:57
Doug Knight: "Why the Bible Still Matters: Crime and Punishment Today"12:36
Graham Reside
I want to turn our attention a little bit now to the role and place of animals.
>> Okay. [LAUGH]
>> Probably because I think it's
the nature of the society, but I was struck as I read the scriptures and
other legal texts of the place of animals, and the importance of animals, and
the treatment of animals, and the behaviors, even, of animals.
>> Sure. >> In the text,
can you say a little bit about that?
>> Yeah, let me just tell you a good example of this.
This is from the Book of Exodus, it's about the goring ox.
And you can just see the processes, imagine the processes of the elders
trying to figure out exactly how to deal with this in a fair situation.
Let's say I have an ox, you've got an ox.
My ox gores your ox, injures it, and it dies.
Well, animals aren't controllable, To a certain extent, at any rate.
So, in that situation, what we do is we
sell my ox and divide the money that we get.
And there's the carcass of the dead ox, then, we divide that and you take half,
and I take half.
We both have lost something, and
simply because we don't really have full control over the animals.
However, if my ox has gored before,
then I've got increased culpability over this,
this ox has a known history of maliciously attacking others.
He's got a rap sheet, and in that situation then,
I am more responsible for its actions, if I haven't restrained it properly.
So when that oxen kills your ox,
I've got to restore your ox completely,
so you're back to where you were.
What do we do with the carcass?
That's for me, so you don't benefit from it.
I have lost something, but not lost everything.
Now what if the ox gores to death a person?
What they say is that this is much of a severe circumstance,
so we will, in that case- >> And this is in the biblical text?
>> This is in the Bible, Exodus 21, it's a remarkable story.
It's kind of a nest of laws that show kind of
the further thinking about the conditions.
So my ox has now killed another person.
If this is the first time it's ever, ever done it,
animals are uncontrollable to a great extent.
Well, in that case, we kill the ox, and you're not allowed to eat its meat.
The meat has essentially been tainted,
died by virtue of the fact that it had slain another person.
But there's no other punishment back on me.
I've lost the ox, but the other person lost his life, so.
But if this ox of mine has a rap sheet,
has had a history of goring like this, and it kills a person,
Then the punishment is, I am to be killed.
Because I should have restrained it, and so it did not do that type of damage.
So let's say, you had this kind of ramping up of the severity of the issue and
trying to figure out then how fairly this ought to be done.
But I don't get off the hook.
I am liable for the death of another person.
So the eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth principle would apply to me,
saying that I am then to be executed.
>> If there's some expectation that you could have known?
>> If, and as a matter of fact,
if the community knows that this is an uncontrollable, I mean,
that ox probably, in that circumstance, should have been slain.
And there are laws about this also in Hammurabi
about a dog in the same circumstances.
Of course, it's not as a work animal, like the ox is, so.
But they're trying to figure out ways of establishing responsibility and
accountability and then resolving whatever had occurred.


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Sometimes I wonder if anybody reads the Groller's Corner blog.
The Whitehall softball team assured me they read the blog on Tuesday and they weren't happy about what they read.
I predicted a 5-1 Emmaus victory over Whitehall in their first-round District 11 4A game at Pates Park.
And when the Green Hornets grabbed a 4-1 lead after two innings, that prediction looked good.
But Emmaus didn't score the rest of the way and Whitehall scored four times in the fourth inning to take the lead and held on for a surprising 5-4 win.
The No. 11-seeded Zephyrs (11-10) will meet No. 3 seed and Colonial League champ Bangor at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Slate Belt.
Meanwhile, No. 6 seed Emmaus (15-7) which lost a 1-0 heartbreaker to Parkland in last Thursday's LVC title game, had its season end after losing for the second time this season to the Zephs.
Freshman Kay Solderitch allowed four runs and six hits over the first two innings, but then blanked Emmaus on just three hits the rest of the way in picking up her first district win and the program's first district win since reaching the district finals in 2011.
"We just kept battling and pushed through it," Solderitch said after striking out nine and walking four. "We just kept our heads high. We beat Emmaus 2-1 before and we had confidence even when we got down 4-1. I realized that I had my defense behind me and threw strikes and knew the defense would make the plays. I have a great catcher [Regan Bortz]. I love my team. I can trust them with anything."
Whitehall took a 1-0 lead in the top of the frist when Solderitch led off with a double and scored on Abby Nguyen's two-out single.
Emmaus seemed to take control with two runs and three hits apiece in both the first and second innings. Claire Harris singled and scored in the first and she doubled in a run and scored another in the second. Harris scored when Morgan Patterson was hit with a pitch with the bases loaded.
From there Solderitch settled down.
Solderitch had a sacrifice fly in the decisive fourth inning when Whitehall got singles by Julia Solderitch and Rachel Spanitz and took advantage of two errors and a misplay on a third strike.
Up one, Solderitch got the last 12 outs to protect the lead.
The key inning for her was the sixth when Emmaus got singles by Kristi Morello and Harris to put two on with no one out and the No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 hitters coming up.
Solderitch calmly got Rachel Brown on a popup to first and struck out Miryah Palko and Marcks to end the inning. She then capped off her performance by working around a one-out walk in the seventh.
"My kids didn't like seeing they were predicted to lose 5-1," Whitehall coach Alexis Berg-Townsend said. "They took that to heart. They know they're a talented team and when they play together, we can win. I'm so proud of them for how they battled throughout the game.
"We were tight early and it took them awhile to get into their groove. You don't expect a young team to come back when they get down by three runs in the first round of districts, but they did."
K. Solderitch and Bortz; Marcks and Krasnansky.
That's a pretty sad statement that a team thinks it has to use a silly blog article as motivation to win a game. It is even sillier to think that this column has anything to do with a team winning or losing games in any sport at any time.
Wow, Ronnie. You sound like a bitter person. Must be an Emmaus fan. Have you ever heard the term "bulletin board material" in the world of sports?
Bulletin board material? Are you serious? You actually believe in that nonsense? You don't think that teams play hard to win or they win because they have more talent? So let's say he picks a bad team to beat a good team....or anybody does and the better team wins? What happens then? Did they win because they were the better team or because they heard from a friend of a friend about a silly blog......lol.


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La marche des fiertés en France, aussi appelée la Pride ou anciennement la marche nationale des homosexuels et des lesbiennes, marche des homos et des lesbiennes ou Gay Pride, désigne l'ensemble des marches des fiertés LGBT en France qui ont lieu chaque année, généralement au mois de juin, dans plusieurs grandes villes de France. L'expression peut parfois aussi désigner uniquement la marche des fiertés de Paris.

Après des participations aux manifestations du premier mai, la première marche gay et lesbienne est organisée en 1977 à Paris. Présente dans d'autres villes à partir de 1994, elle est le plus grand évènement LGBT en France et l'occasion pour toutes les communautés LGBT de se croiser.

À l'origine uniquement expression de revendications politiques radicales et de visibilité des personnes LGBT, sa massification s'est accompagnée d'une structuration associative, de revendications ciblées (PACS, mariage pour tous, adoption, ouverture de la procréation médicalement assistée aux couples lesbiens), d'affichage de soutien à la communauté LGBT de personnalités politiques, et d'évènements festifs.

Histoire

1971-1981 : décennie politique
Dans les années 1970 apparaissent les premières revendications gaies et lesbiennes dans les manifestations : si le Front homosexuel d'action révolutionnaire (FAHR) organise une célébration de la marche des fiertés de New York aux Tuileries en 1971, évènement qui aboutira à l'arrestation par la police de , les actions, organisées par les Gouines Rouges, le FHAR, ou le MLG ont en majorité lieu au sein d'autres manifestations, en particulier le défilé du 1 mai, les évènement de la Journée internationale des femmes ou les manifestations écologiques. Ces disruptions, soutenues par les mouvements anarchistes, sont au contraire vivement critiquées par la CGT et le PCF, pour lequel il s'agit alors d'une .

Deux axes de dissensions apparaissent : d'une part, les Gouines Rouges critiquent la surreprésentation masculine dans le FHAR ; d'autre part, Gouines Rouges comme d'autres homosexuels critiquent les actions des Gazolines, dont l'excentricité, le camp et la dérision sont accusés de tourner en ridicule femmes et personnes LGBT et ainsi de renforcer l'homophobie.

La première marche homosexuelle indépendante est organisée en 1977 par le Mouvement de libération des femmes (MLF) et le Groupe de libération homosexuelle (GLH) à Paris, de la place de la République à la place des Fêtes, et réunit , en majorité lesbiennes. Deux autres marches sont organisées en 1979. La première, en mars, se focalise contre les religions, en particulier le christianisme et l'islam : le défilé part de Notre-Dame de Paris pour terminer à la grande mosquée de Paris, l'église Saint-Nicolas-du-Chardonnet est attaquée en marge du cortège et les slogans dénoncent l'imposition du port du tchador aux femmes iraniennes ainsi que la peine de mort pour les homosexuels iraniens. La seconde, en juin, est la première marche française à faire référence aux émeutes de Stonewall et réunit  et marque la pérennisation de la marche des fiertés comme évènement LGBT annuel.

La marche de 1980, organisée à l'appel du Comité d'urgence anti-répression homosexuelle (CUARH), contre « les discriminations anti-homosexuelles », qui mobilise , inclut deux nouveautés : tout d'abord, ce ne sont pas uniquement les associations gaies et lesbiennes, fédérées au sein du comité d'urgence anti-répression homosexuelle, qui défile, mais aussi l'extrême gauche et la Ligue des droits de l'Homme. Aussi, la marche porte pour la premières des revendications de réformes politiques concrètes.

La marche de 1981 est avancée à avril pour permettre sa tenue avant l'élection présidentielle ; elle est la première manifestation massive, réunissant entre  et  et est la première à être mentionnée dans la presse généraliste, à savoir Libération ; sa notoriété est telle qu'elle est souvent retenue comme la première vraie marche des fiertés française et qu'elle permet la reconnaissance des personnes LGBT comme d'une force politique à part entière. Le candidat à l'élection présidentielle François Mitterrand, quelques jours après cette manifestation, s'engage et déclare : , engagement qu'il honorera l'année suivante.

1982-1992 : vers une structuration complémentaire entre associations, médias et commerces
Si la présence médiatique augmente avec chaque marche, les reportages s'étonnent du maintien de celle-ci, considérant que les avancées apportées en 1981, à savoir la fin du fichage des homosexuels et l'unification de l'âge de la majorité sexuelles pour homo comme hétérosexuels étaient tout ce que la communauté LGBT pouvait réclamer. En 1983, l'organisation de la marche passe du CUARH à l'éphémère Comité homosexuel et lesbien pour l'organisation des états généraux de l'homosexualité (CHLOEG). Cette année marque le début de la présence d'établissements commerciaux dans la marche : journaux, radios et saunas, rejoints ensuite par les discothèques. Ceux-ci deviennent de plus en plus nombreux aux différentes marches des années 1980, au point que les militants trouvent que l'esprit initial de la marche n'est plus respecté ; la participation baisse, d'autant plus que l'épidémie de SIDA détourne les forces vives vers d'autres sujets que les manifestations. S'enchaînent alors à partir de 1986 à 1992 des manifestations festives et commerciales avec la participation de l'entrepreneur David Girard, dont l'activité commerçante se couple à une action militante sous-jacente : voir ces personnes dans les rues c'est aussi les reconnaître. Cette exubérance est aussi le contrepoint d'une désespérance forte de la communauté envers son avenir : entre 1982 et 1990, la recherche sur les thérapies contre le SIDA avance lentement. Les fêtes qui se déroulent dans certaines discothèques prolongent l'identité festive des marches où se manifeste, d'une manière démonstrative pour l'opinion publique, l'affirmation des différences entre homosexuels, travestis, bisexuels,  hétérosexuels, etc.

Un sursaut militant, en réaction aux déclarations notamment sérophobes de l'homme politique d'extrême droite Jean-Marie Le Pen ainsi que la menace de l'interdiction du magazine Gai Pied par le ministre de l'Intérieur Charles Pasqua, permet à la marche de 1987, la première où participent des associations non parisiennes, de réunir à nouveau plusieurs milliers de manifestants. L'association Vaincre le sida est présente, et l'on peut y entendre des slogans comme . Mais l'année suivante, la marche est à nouveau peu suivie en raison de conflits entre associations et commerces ; ces dissensions sont ensuite résolues par une répartition des rôles des différents acteurs : les associations militantes sont là pour donner du sens à la marche et à en choisir le message ; les médias, à en faire la publicité ; enfin, le rôle des commerces est de fournir le financement. Cette participation monétaire s'enrichit à partir de 1991 de subventions du ministère de la Santé. Cette année, après une année 1990 qui n'avait vu que  défiler dans les rues de Paris, le collectif « Gay Pride » est formé. Réuni autour d'associations, de commerces et de journaux, son objectif est de redynamiser la manifestation.  sont alors comptabilisées place de la Bastille, puis  en 1992 alors que la pluie est de la partie.

1993 à 2014 : massification et présences politiques

À partir de 1993, la marche des fiertés renoue avec les milliers de participants et participantes et donc avec une présence dans les médias nationaux :  défilent pour le projet de contrat de Solidarité (le partenariat enregistré). La lutte contre le VIH est très présente. Sa participation augmente d'année en année, au point de devenir en 1995 la manifestation la plus fréquentée, avec  présentes. La « Gay Pride » devient alors « Lesbien & Gay Pride ». C'est aussi à partir de 1991 que des dissensions au niveau de l'organisation amènent Act-up à perturber le déroulement de la marche parisienne. Avec une lutte contre le sida plus forte que jamais, une partie des personnes LGBT commence à construire une véritable communauté, à l'image de ce qui peut se faire au Royaume-Uni ou aux Pays-Bas depuis des années. C'est en 1995 toujours qu'est fondé le collectif Interpride France, permettant de coordonner les défilés des différentes villes de France. Des marches hors de Paris commencent à s'organiser : Rennes et Marseille à partir de 1994, Nantes, Montpellier et Toulouse à partir de 1995, Lyon, Lille, Bordeaux et Cannes, de 1996, Nancy et Strasbourg, de 1997, Poitiers, Biarritz, Grenoble, Rouen et Angers en 2000, Caen en 2001, Metz en 2003, Nice et Saint-Denis la Réunion en 2004, Tours en 2006, Gourin et Laval en 2008, Avignon en 2009, Le Mans et Chartres en 2011, en 2012  à Auxerre, en 2013, à Chalon-sur-Saône, Dijon et Crest en 2014 à Arras, Aix-en-Provence, Lamastre et Orléans, en 2018 à Clermont-Ferrand, en 2019 à Amiens, Valence, Saint-Denis, Annecy en 2021 à Arles et Troyes et en 2022 à Périgueux, Pau et Limoges.

À Paris, en 1996  défilent puis sont invitées à une soirée officielle ayant lieu à Bercy. Celle-ci est un désastre financier : l'association Lesbian and Gay Pride de Paris est déficitaire de plus d'un million de francs (environ ). Il est alors décidé une séparation entre la marche, gérée par l'association Lesbian & Gay Prides car il s'agit d'un enjeu politique, et la société SOFIGED qui va s'occuper des différentes soirées. L'association Lesbian and Gay Pride de Paris vend à la Sofiged les noms de « Gay Pride » et « Lesbian & Gay Pride ».

En 1997, Paris accueille l'Europride :  de l'Europe entière défilent jusqu'à la place de la Bastille, réunies par la Lesbian & Gay Pride. Pour la première fois dans l'histoire des marches des fiertés, des entreprises et des marques (Avis, la SNCF, la RATP, Virgin Cola, Kronenbourg, Yves Saint Laurent, etc.) sponsorisent l'évènement. C'est une « révolution », illustrant l'émergence d'un marché économique spécifique.  assistent au concert sur la pelouse de Reuilly qui clôture la manifestation. Plusieurs médias retransmettent l'évènement : Fun Radio, Voltage FM et MCM, Radio FG, etc.

Après une « faible » affluence en 1998 (), probablement liée au télescopage avec la tenue de la Coupe du monde de football, la marche de 1999 mobilise davantage : la participation, la dissémination de la marche et les résultats politiques, dont l'adoption du PACS, sont là. Mais l'association organisatrice, la Lesbian & Gay Pride de Paris, est dissoute à la suite de problèmes financiers en 1999 ; avant de dissoudre l'association, les responsable appellent les autres associations et il est mis en place le début d'une fédération ; ce regroupement d'associations devient alors en 2001 l'Inter-LGBT afin de prendre sa place. Le nom « Lesbian & Gay Pride » étant désormais déposé, la marche s'intitule alors « marche des fiertés lesbiennes, gaies, bi et trans ». De nombreuses villes de France proposent des défilés et/ou des activités fin juin-début juillet, et le défilé parisien grossit jusqu'à atteindre environ  en 2006.

En 2013, Marseille accueille l'Europride, des festivités et évènements sont organisés pendant dix jours.

À partir de 2015 : l'ère des marches multiples

Si l'Inter-LGBT continue d'organiser les marches des fiertés « officielles », d'autres organisations proposent d'autres marches, avec la volonté de les rendre plus politiques et plus indépendantes du « capitalisme rose ». C'est ainsi que des Prides de nuit sont organisées, de 2015 à 2017 à Paris, de 2016 à 2018 à Toulouse, en 201̞8 à Lyon et à Nice. En 2020, à la suite du report de la marche des fiertés de l'Inter-LGBT en raison de la pandémie de Covid-19, une autre marche spontanée s'organise à la date habituelle. En 2021, c'est une contre-marche anti-raciste et anti-capitaliste qui est organisée une semaine avant la marche de l'Inter-LGBT.

En 2019 puis après la crise sanitaire, en 2022, une Pride des banlieues est organisée à Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis), , les organisateurs demandant notamment de renforcer l'hébergement d'urgence et l'accès aux soins, car les personnes concernées .

Réception de la marche des fiertés

Par les personnes LGBT

La marche des fiertés est un évènement très particulier pour les personnes LGBT de France, puisqu'elle est le seule jour de l'année où toutes les sous-communautés, sociales, politiques ou géographiques, souvent cloisonnées le reste de l'année, se croisent et se réunissent.

L'existence de marches parallèles s'explique par des divergences au sein de la communauté LGBT de ce que doit être, ou pas, une marche des fiertés.

Comme pour d'autres marches des fiertés dans le monde, notamment New York ou Toronto, la présence de policiers défilant en uniforme dans la marche est remise en cause, pour des raisons multiples. La première, historique, est que les marches des fiertés sont héritières des émeutes de Stonewall, qui étaient une protestation contre le harcèlement policier du bar gay Stonewall Inn. L'autre raison est une critique des positions du Flag ! (l'association LGBT des personnels du ministère de l'Intérieur) et de sa non-distanciation des pratiques policières qui affectent négativement une partie de la communauté LGBT de France : répression des mouvements sociaux, violence policière raciste, harcèlement policier des sans-papiers ou des travailleuses du sexe. En parallèle, le Flag ! refuse de participer à la marche des fiertés 2021, estimant que le trajet du parcours choisi par l'inter-LGBT met en danger les policiers.

Un autre sujet de débat arrivé dans la fin des années 2010 est la présence de personnes en tenue fetish à la Pride. Les arguments avancés sont la mauvaise image que ces tenues donnent de la communauté LGBTI à un public hétérosexuel, et que la présentation de tenues sexualisées n'est pas approprié à l'espace public pouvant être fréquenté par des mineurs. Face à cela, leurs défenseurs avancent l'ancienneté de la présence des hommes en tenue cuir/latex, présence qui a d'ailleurs permis l'avancée des droits LGBT ; l'inutilité pour la communauté LGBTI de se montrer acceptable à un regard hétérosexuel et au contraire la nécessité pour elle de s'en affranchir et enfin, la connotation homophobe de l'argument de protection des mineurs, argument déjà avancé contre l'ouverture de la procréation médicalement assistée aux couples lesbiens ou l'adoption des couples de même sexe.

Par le reste de la population française

Autres marches LGBT en France
En 1981 est organisée la première marche lesbienne en France à l'initiative des lesbiennes de Jussieu. Si d'autres manifestations sont organisées ensuite dans les années 1990 et 2000, elles sont peu suivies ; il faut attendre 2021 pour retrouver une manifestation massive, revendiquant en particulier l'ouverture de la procréation médicalement assistée aux couples lesbiens.

Créée en 1997, l'ExisTrans, devenue en 2019 l'ExisTransInter, est une marche organisée à Paris et dans d'autres villes portant les revendications des personnes trans et intersexes, en particulier la dépsychiatrisation du parcours de changement d'état civil et la fin des opérations chirurgicales de réassignation sexuelle sur les enfants intersexes.

Notes

Références

Ouvrages de références et publications universitaires

Associations LGBT

Presse

Autres références

Voir aussi

 Marche des fiertés LGBT Paris
 Marche des fiertés de Toulouse
 Pride des banlieues
 ExisTransInter
 Pride de nuit
 LGBTI en France
 Marche des fiertés
 Émeutes de Stonewall

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Dine-in customers of restaurants in California's Los Angeles County will be required to wear facemasks again unless the restaurant-rich area flattens a spike in hospitalizations from a more virulent new strain of coronavirus, health officials warned Friday.
If admissions continue at the current rate, the experts said, the mask mandate will be reinstated on July 29. A number of schools and state universities have already reverted to the protective measure, noting that the BA.5 virus appears to be more contagious than earlier versions.
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