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Garrison Fewell, guitarist, author, and educator, died on July 5 at the age of 61.
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Time running out to reform global governance, French leader warns at UN
French President Nicolas Sarkozy issued a warning at the General Assembly today that time is running out to reform global governance for politics, economics and the environment to address crises on multiple fronts.
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Also in urgent need of restructuring are the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank in the face of the current economic turmoil, with voting rights being equally distributed among nations, he emphasized. Additionally, the international monetary system must be transformed to include more than just one currency as the world becomes increasingly more multipolar, both politically and economically.
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"The threats of the worst crises are not behind us, but ahead of us," Mr. Sarkozy stated. "We are at one of those moments in history where political decisions have a profound and lasting impact on the future. We have no choice; we must take risks and act, since the greatest risk today would be to do nothing, to let ourselves be carried along by the force of habit, to take our time."
Also calling for Security Council reform today was Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who said it is necessary to make the body "more effective and representative."
However, he cautioned in his address to the Assembly, adding new permanent members to the Council "would simply increase the sense of exclusion of all the countries that contribute actively to international peace and security and of the new countries that in the future could assume growing responsibilities."
Also requiring reform is economic governance, Mr. Berlusconi said, which must take into account the voices of more countries.
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UN unparalleled in ability to solve major global problems, Russian leader says
Georgia, addressing UN debate, speaks out against 'new dividing line'
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Every time I take a road trip, the memory of a family excursion to see my grandmother's sister and brother-in-law comes to mind. (I say excursion, because all of our family trips were just that. Huge undertakings. My mother was a perfectionist and vacations just magnified the difficulties she had dealing with a group of imperfect people.) When I look at houses along the road in what most would call the middle of nowhere and start to wonder about the lives inside, I am always taken back almost forty years to Auntnie and Uncle Frank's house.
This is not their house, but it looks just like it does in my head.
Uncle Frank had retired years before from wherever he worked in Dyer, Tennessee. The Pattersons, my grandmother's family, all lived in Dyer. But when Frank inherited some land outside of Jackson, Mississippi, he convinced his wife to make the move. Escape the big city life. Land spreadin' out so far and wide. Fa-a-rm livin' and FRESH AIR! They would visit the city and her family often. I don't know if they did and didn't really care. I was five or six or seven.
The television they couldn't remember buying was a piece of furniture. It sat on the floor and there were frosted knick-knacks on top. The radio in the kitchen played preachin' all day. Not the good kind, but the kind where the man's voice was yelling at you for stuff you hadn't even done yet. Auntnie called it "gettin' church without leavin' the house". We had to hurry through Saturday night dinner to watch Hee-Haw through the static waves. My grandmother suggested they watch Lawrence Welk some time, but Frank was quick to say that he just didn't have a taste for that kind of music.
I slept in a feather bed upstairs in a tiny bedroom. I think it was the equivalent of a loft. I remember jumping into it and being able to sink into the feathers. It was fun for jumping but not great for sleeping. I complained to my mother, but she just shushed me, because manners were still important in the middle of nowhere.
No matter where you went on their land, you could see the big road, Hwy 55, which streamed like a silver ribbon between two bright green blankets of cotton fields. The sun would sink right into that highway at night until it was pitch black except for one huge light on the barn and the thousands of lightning bugs that I'd try to catch in a mason jar Auntnie let me "borry".
To this day, the details of them and their house – my most country childhood memory - are what come to mind when I see houses dotting fields along the highway. It feels like sinking into a really old-fashioned feather bed on a hot summer Mississippi night. Sort of sticky and strange at first, but a comfort once you get used to it.


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OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS represents our geography, communities, art forms and cultural groups as well as businesses, agencies and individuals - all of our membership constituents.
About Plumas County... Nestled at the junction of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the Cascade Mountains in Far Northern California, Plumas County is made up of towering snow-capped peaks, rushing clear rivers, expansive green valleys, and small communities strung along the two state highways that cross the county. Though small in number, our population is rich in artists, writers, musicians, artisans, and creative folk of every stripe and color. Plumas Arts is proud to be woven into the fabric of this exceptional place.
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Pristine Cold War-era wiretapping rooms uncovered in Slovenian hotel
April 13, 2017 by Joseph Fitsanakis 3 Comments
Four hidden communications-surveillance compartments which are believed to date back to the Cold War, have been found in one of the most prestigious hotels of the former Yugoslavia. The discovery was made during an extensive renovation project that was recently completed in the Hotel Jama. The hotel is located in the southeastern Slovenian city of Postojnska, near the Italian border. For over a century, Postojnska has been famous for its network of limestone caves, which are among the largest in the world. Eager to cater to Italian, Austrian and other Western tourists, the government of Yugoslavia began construction on Hotel Jama in 1969. The hotel opened its doors in 1971, amidst much publicity and fanfare. It eventually became known as one of the most luxurious hotels in the communist world.
As the hotel's reputation soared, the government of Yugoslavia began hosting foreign dignitaries there. Though socialist, the government of Yugoslavia never became an integral member of the communist bloc, preferring a policy of nonalignment. Because of that, it was courted by both East and West, with many Western leaders and other officials visiting the country regularly. On many occasions, they would use Hotel Jama as a retreat. Numerous world leaders stayed there with their entourage, escorted by Yugoslavia's longtime communist leader Josip Broz, known commonly as Tito.
Today the hotel is situated on the territory of Slovenia, a small mountainous state of two million people, which declared its independence from Yugoslavia in 1991. The regional instability caused by the Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s nearly demolished Slovenia's tourism industry, and Hotel Jama was forced to declare bankruptcy. In 2010, under new ownership, the hotel underwent major renovations. These were completed in 2016, when the hotel opened its doors to the public once again. It was during these renovations that construction crews discovered the surveillance rooms. The four compartmented rooms were found behind a large door made of steel at the back of the hotel, and are adjacent to a network of limestone caves, for which the area is famous.
News reports said the four rooms feature 1970s-era wiretapping equipment, most of which appears to be in pristine condition. There is a thick layer of dust over all the surfaces, which indicates that the rooms have not been used in several decades. The construction crews also found sets of cables that run from the surveillance compartments to several guest rooms in the hotel's original wing that dates to the early 1970s.
Experts suggest that the rooms were built in the early stages of the hotel's construction in the late 1960s. The equipment was probably operated by the State Security Service (SDB), Yugoslavia's internal security police. It is believed that the surveillance facilities were used to facilitate the systematic wiretapping of foreign dignitaries and delegations that frequented the hotel during the Cold War. Hotel Jama's administration said on Wednesday that there are plans to turn the surveillance rooms into part of an exhibit on the Cold War history of the establishment.
► Author: Joseph Fitsanakis | Date: 13 April 2017 | Permalink
Filed under A specialized intelligence website written by experts Tagged with communications interception, former Yugoslavia, Hotel Jama, News, Postojnska (Slovenia), Slovenia, wiretapping
Weapon used in Paris attacks was purchased in the United States
December 16, 2015 by Ian Allen 1 Comment
One of the guns used by Islamist militants to attack locations in downtown Paris on November 13 was purchased legally through a dealer in the United States, according to a report by the Associated Press. Investigators have confirmed that several of the weapons used in the attack, which killed 130 and injured hundreds more, were manufactured in Serbia. Most are slightly modified versions of the Soviet-era AK-47, known in the West as "shortened Kalashnikov". All were produced in a weapons factory called Zastava, which is located in the city of Kragujevac, in central Serbia. They were made in the 1980s and sold within the former Yugoslavia.
Last Thursday, however, the director of the Zastava factory, Milojko Brzakovic, told the Associated Press that he had contacted authorities in France to inform them that one of the weapons used in the Paris attacks was made in his factory and sold to a US dealer. It was an M92 semi-automatic pistol, which had been legally sold to an American online arms seller called Century Arms in May 2013. The seller, based in the state of Florida, is believed to import tens of thousands of weapons from the Zastava factory each year. Brzakovic said the M92 could only fire single shots, and was thus in accordance with American law. It sells for less than $500 a piece in the US, he said.
When asked how the weapon got into the hands of militants affiliated with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Brzakovic said he had no idea. He told the Associated Press that all guns exports by Zastava to Century Arms and other American weapons dealers are in strict compliance with US government regulations. Someone, he said, must have illegally modified the weapon into an automatic at a later stage. Brzakovic also said he had no idea how the weapon left America and ended up in France. All weapons exports from the US must be approved by the US Department of State, he said, so the M92 pistol must have made its way to Europe illegally.
► Author: Ian Allen | Date: 16 December 2015 | Permalink | News tip: R.W.
Filed under A specialized intelligence website written by experts Tagged with former Yugoslavia, France, Islamic State, Kragujevac (Serbia), Milojko Brzakovic, News, Serbia, weapons smuggling
Revealed: German neo-Nazi who helped Palestinians was CIA agent
January 4, 2013 by intelNews 6 Comments
A German far-right militant, whose animosity against Jews led him to aid Palestinians kill Israeli athletes in the 1972 Munich massacre, says he was later recruited by the United States Central Intelligence Agency. Willi Pohl, also known as Willi Voss, 68, was arrested by German authorities a few weeks after Palestinian terrorist group Black September stormed the Olympic village in Munich and took hostage 11 Israeli athletes. All of them were eventually killed by their captors during a botched escape attempt at the nearby Fürstenfeldbruck airport. Voss, who was a known neo-Nazi activist at the time, was charged with possession of weapons and providing logistical support to the Black September militants. However, after his sentence was suspended, Voss managed to secretly emigrate to Beirut, Lebanon, where he was recruited as an agent of Jihaz el-Razd, the intelligence service of the Fatah, the main group in the Palestine Liberation Organization. But in 1975, while on a PLO mission in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, he decided to switch sides. He made the decision after discovering that the car he and his girlfriend were transporting on behalf of the PLO from Beirut to Belgrade contained weapons and highly unstable explosives. He says that the PLO had apparently failed to mention the existence of the hidden items when they asked him to transport the car to Europe. According to Voss' new book, which has just been published in Germany under the title UnterGrund (Underground), the guns and explosives were discovered by customs officers in Romania (then Rumania); but because at that time the communist country was an ally of the PLO, Voss and his girlfriend were allowed to travel to Belgrade, minus the car and the weapons. Read more of this post
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Comment: Are Clinton's Cyberattack Protests Hypocritical?
January 27, 2010 by intelNews 1 Comment
By JOSEPH FITSANAKIS* | intelNews.org |
The Chinese have accused the US government of hypocrisy in criticizing Beijing for its alleged role in organized hacking attacks, which recently drove Google to abandon its operations in China. Speaking last Thursday, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton argued that "[c]ountries or individuals that engage in cyberattacks should face consequences and international condemnation". But a subsequent editorial in government-owned The People's Daily essentially said that China is not the only country that engages in cyberwarfare; the US does it too. Is this true? Most likely, yes. Read more of this post
Filed under A specialized intelligence website written by experts Tagged with China, computer hacking, cyberespionage, cybersecurity, cyberwar, Cyprus, economic espionage, former Yugoslavia, Hillary Clinton, Iran, Joseph Fitsanakis, NSA, Russia, Slobodan Milosevic, United States
Who tried to burn down the US embassy in Skopje in 1999?
January 19, 2010 by intelNews Leave a comment
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On March 25, 1999, approximately 200 people broke off from a much larger crowd of pro-Serbian demonstrators in downtown Skopje, Macedonia, and, in a military-style operation, tore down the security perimeter around the US embassy and occupied its courtyard for several hours. With the US ambassador, Christopher Hill, and most of the embassy staff inside the building, the occupiers set fire to embassy cars and tried to set the building alight. By the time they were dispersed by police, the rioters had managed to destroy all the cars parked in the embassy's courtyard, as well as a large part of the embassy building's exterior. The demonstrators were protesting US and NATO airstrikes against Yugoslavia, which had begun on the previous day, sparked by brutal ethnic clashes in the Kosovo region. But the question remains: who, if anyone, organized the attempted burning down of the US embassy? Read more of this post
Filed under A specialized intelligence website written by experts Tagged with 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia, Balkans, Christopher Hill, Dragan Pavlovic-Latas, former Yugoslavia, informants, Kosovo, lawsuits, Macedonia, NATO, News, Serbia, Skopje (Macedonia), State Security Service (Serbia), United States, US embassy in FYR Macedonia
News you may have missed #0105
September 14, 2009 by intelNews Leave a comment
Trial of Serb former intelligence chiefs opens today. The trial of Jovica Stanišić, Director of Serbia's State Security Service from 1990 until 1998, and Stojan Župljanin, commander of the Bosnian Serb police during the Bosnian war, opens today at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, in The Hague. As intelNews has reported before, at least two eponymous CIA agents have admitted that Stanišić was a CIA collaborator from 1991 until 1998.
Lithuanian Prime Minister was KGB agent, says board. A Lithuanian commission tasked with uncovering pro-Moscow informants and intelligence agents during the country's communist period, has concluded that Kazimira Danutė Prunskienė, Lithuania's first Prime Minister after the country's 1990 declaration of independence from the Soviet Union, secretly collaborated with the Soviet KGB.
Congo says it won't execute Norwegian alleged spies. Norway's foreign minister says he has been assured that the two Norwegians who were sentenced to death by a Congolese military tribunal last week on spying charges will not be executed.
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Analysis: Ex-CIA Agent Involved in Arms Scandal
February 23, 2009 by intelNews Leave a comment
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By JOSEPH FITSANAKIS| intelNews.org |
Liberia's Truth and Reconciliation Commission has heard allegations that a retired agent of the CIA was instrumental in facilitating a vast diamonds-for-arms smuggling operation on behalf of Liberian warlord Charles Taylor. Taylor, who headed the National Patriotic Front of Liberia (NPFL), became the country's President in 1997. He is currently held by the United Nations in The Hague, pending trial for crimes against humanity. Roger D'Onofrio Ruggiero, an Italian-American 40-year veteran of the CIA, worked with Charles Taylor and others to channel diamonds into Europe through a number of front-companies. According to the allegations, D'Onofrio helped organize the smuggling operation with Ibrahim Bah, a Senegalese with Libyan connections, who was connected with D'Onofrio in the 1970s, when the former was funded by the CIA to join the Mujahedeen in Afghanistan in the war against the Soviet Red Army. In the early 1990s, Bah, who by then had established al-Qaeda connections, became Charles Taylor's "Minister for Mineral Resources", a post that enabled him to handle the majority of NPFL's diamonds-for-arms deals. Read article →
Filed under A specialized intelligence website written by experts Tagged with Africa, al-Qaeda, Australia, Bulgaria, Charles Taylor, CIA, diamonds smuggling, First Liberian Civil War, former Yugoslavia, Ibrahim Bah, Imants Liepiņš, International Business Consultant Ltd, Joseph Fitsanakis, Kintex, Kosovo, Liberia, Liberia Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Muammar al-Gaddafi, Nicolas Oman, Nill Taylor, NPFL (Liberia), Public Investigation Bureau (Latvia), Roger D'Onofrio Ruggiero, Rudolf Meroni, RUF (Liberia), Slovenia, weapons smuggling


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Police found 3,200 euro in cash, 955 packets of cigarettes and 14 kilos of tobacco. The duty due on the tobacco is 6,620 euro.
The man was taken in for questioning and reportedly told police that he had obtained the tobacco from the occupied north.
The tobacco and money were confiscated. The man said he was unable to pay an out of court fine and is expected to appear before Limassol district court today to be charged with illegal possession of tax free goods and failing to pay duty.


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Richard Andrew Hall (17 May 1949 – 13 September 2011) was an English archaeologist who specialized in Viking activity in the British Isles.

Early life and education
Richard Andrew Hall was born in Ilford on 17 May 1949. He moved to Belfast at a young age, where he was educated at the Royal Belfast Academical Institution.

Hall received his first degree in archaeology from Queen's University Belfast in 1971 with a dissertation on Viking activity in Ireland. His dissertation was supervised by Peter Addyman. In the 1985 he received a PhD from the University of Southampton with a dissertation on towns of the English Danelaw.

Career
Hall joined the York Archaeological Trust in 1974 as excavations supervisor. He would eventually hold the position of director of archaeology and deputy director of the trust. At the same time, Hall was a Lecturer in the Department of Continuing Education at the University of Leeds. Hall conducted pioneering research on Scandinavian York and helped create the Jorvik Viking Centre. He also conducted research at the Viking town of Skiringssal (Kaupang), Norway and suggested that the Scandinavian settlers of York might have originated from that town.

Hall was the author of numerous publications on Vikings, on which he was considered one the world's foremost experts. In his writings, he maintained that Vikings were less violent and more advanced than previously believed, and that they have played a significant role in the history of the British Isles.

Hall was a trustee of the Foundation for the Preservation of Archaeological Heritage and served on the Council of the Institute for Archaeologists, the Executive Board of the Council for British Archaeology and the Council of the Society of Antiquaries of London. He was president of the Society for Medieval Archaeology and of the Yorkshire Archaeological Society and served as Chairman of the Council of the Institute for Archaeologists from 1987 to 1989.

Marriages and children
Hall's first marriage to Linda Tollerton ended in divorce. He married ceramics expert Ailsa Mainman in 1991, with whom he had two sons.

Death
Hall died in York on 13 September 2011, aged 62.

Selected works
 The Viking  Dig, 1984
 Exploring the World of the Vikings, 2007

Notes

References

1949 births
2011 deaths
People educated at the Royal Belfast Academical Institution
Academics of the University of Leeds
Alumni of the University of Southampton
Alumni of Queen's University Belfast
English archaeologists
Fellows of the Society of Antiquaries of London
People from Ilford

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Riley Mulherkar (* um 1992 in Seattle) ist ein US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker (Trompete, Komposition). The Wall Street Journal bezeichnete ihn als "Youngster, den man im Auge behalten sollte."

Leben und Wirken
Mulherkar wuchs in Seattle auf und zog 2010 nach New York, um an der Juilliard School zu studieren, wo er 2014 seinen Bachelor und 2015 seinen Master abschloss, ausgezeichnet mit dem Knowles Prize for Jazz und dem Peter Mennin Prize für herausragende Leistungen und Führungsqualitäten in der Musik. Er war auch ein erster Empfänger des Marks Fellowship der Juilliard School. 2011 wurde Riley von Wynton Marsalis im JET-Magazin zum "Rising Jazz Artist" gekürt und 2014 war er der erste Preisträger des Laurie Frink Career Grant beim Festival of New Trumpet Music.

Erste Aufnahmen des Trompeters entstanden 2012 mit Clovis Nicolas (Nine Stories, Sunnyside). In den folgenden Jahren war er weiterhin auf Einspielungen von Frank Kimbrough (Meantime), Jamie Reynolds, Dave Douglas (Little Giant Still Life, 2017) und Chris Pattishall (Zodiac, 2018) zu hören. Mulherkar ist (mit Zubin Hensler (Trompete), Andy Clausen, Willem De Koch, Posaune) Gründungsmitglied von The Westerlies, einem Blechbläserquartett für Neue Musik, das Musik spielt, die sowohl "volkstümlich als auch kompositorisch, lieblich und intellektuell rigoros" (NPR Music) ist. Mit The Westerlies nahm er 2013 das Album Wish the Children Would Come On Home (The Music of Wayne Horvitz) auf, mit Horvitz als Gastmusiker. Im Bereich des Jazz war er laut Tom Lord zwischen 2012 und 2021 an elf Aufnahmesessions beteiligt, zuletzt mit Ryan Truesdell und Scott Robinson sowie mit Samora Pinderhughes, Ben Wolfe und Jeff Hirshfield auf dem Tribut-Album Kimbrough.

Mulherkar engagiert sich in verschiedenen musikpädagogischen Initiativen; so war er als Botschafter für das "Jazz for Young People"-Programm des Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York und St. Louis tätig. Außerdem leitete er ein Jazz-Sommercamp in Seattle; 2021 gründete er das Joye in Aiken Jazz Camp. Riley ist außerdem Fakultätsmitglied des College of Performing Arts an der New School in New York.

Diskographische Hinweise
 The Westerlies: Wherein Lies the Good (2019), Chloe Rowlands, Andy Clausen, Willem de Koch
 The Westerlies: Bricolage (2021), mit Conrad Tao

Literatur
 Larry Kemp: Current Jazz Trumpet Legends [Jazz Trumpet Legends, Vol. 3] (2018) ISBN 9781480977273

Weblinks
 Webpräsenz
 Porträt bei Edwards Instruments

Einzelnachweise

Jazz-Trompeter
Komponist (Jazz)
Interpret (Neue Musik)
US-Amerikaner
Geboren im 20. Jahrhundert
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Mars in the 11th House – Leader of the Pack
MARS IN HOUSE ELEVEN Mars in 11th house fosters passion and energy in the realm of social relationships, friendships, and community. In astrology, Mars symbolizes passion, energy, and drive. When Mars enters or inhabits the 11th house, it promotes more enthusiasm and energy directed into social circles, interpersonal connections and networks. The 11th house is…
Mars in the 10th House – Boss Energy
MARS IN HOUSE TEN Mars in the 10th house confers power and enthusiasm in the area of career and public Image. In astrology, the planet Mars represents passion, enthusiasm energy and courage. When Mars resides or passes through the 10th house, it brings about greater energy and ambitious drive directed towards ones own professional advancement…
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Mars in the 9th House – Pushing Boundaries
MARS IN HOUSE NINE Mars in the 9th house fosters a passion for higher Learning and philosophical pursuits. In astrology, Mars signifies passion, energy, boldness, and fearless drive. When Mars resides in the 9th house, it suggests an individual who is strongly driven to explore and expand their Horizons. The 9th house is ruled by…
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Q: Script to auto label email if an email is sent internally is not working as expected I am writing a google apps script to label emails identified as internal via gsuite gmail logs. The logs are being queried via bigquery as you can see by the code below. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. I have checked the permission and everything is ok. I really do not want to put the query result into a sheet and then  query the "is_internal" value from sheets. I am open to any suggestions that will make this work and better the code. Thanks in advance for helping out. I
function myFunction() {
  // Get the first message in the first thread of your inbox
  var message = GmailApp.getInboxThreads(0, 1)[0].getMessages()[0];
  // Get its ID
  var messageId = message.getId();
  // Now fetch the same message using that ID.
  var messageById = GmailApp.getMessageById(messageId);
  // Should always log true as they should be the same message
  var messageIdRFC2822 = message.getHeader("Message-ID");
  // Get RFC 2822 message ID
  var subject = message.getSubject();
  Logger.log(subject);
  Logger.log(messageIdRFC2822);

  // input RFC2822 message id and subject to query BigQuery
  var projectId = 'gmail-gsuite-logs';
  var request = {
    query: 'SELECT message_info.connection_info.is_internal FROM `gmail-gsuite-logs.gmail_logs_dataset.daily_20200304` WHERE message_info.rfc2822_message_id="<xxxxxxxxxxxxx@mail.gmail.com>" LIMIT 1;',
    useLegacySql: false
  }
  var queryResults = BigQuery.Jobs.query(request, "gmail-gsuite-logs");
  var jobId = queryResults.jobReference.jobId;
  var jobTable = BigQuery.Jobs.getQueryResults(projectId, jobId);
  var jobList = BigQuery.Jobs.list(projectId);
  // Logger.log(jobId);
  // Logger.log(queryResults);
  // Logger.log(jobTable);
  // Logger.log(jobList);

  // Check on status of the Query Job.
  var sleepTimeMs = 500;
  while (!queryResults.jobComplete) {
    Utilities.sleep(sleepTimeMs);
    sleepTimeMs *= 2;
    queryResults = BigQuery.Jobs.getQueryResults(projectId, jobId);
  }

  // Get all the rows of results.
  var rows = queryResults.rows;
  while (queryResults.pageToken) {
    queryResults = BigQuery.Jobs.getQueryResults(projectId, jobId, {pageToken: queryResults.pageToken});
    rows = rows.concat(queryResults.rows);
  }

  var data = new Array(rows.length);
    for (var i = 0; i < rows.length; i++) {
      var cols = rows[i].f;
      data[i] = new Array(cols.length);
      for (var j = 0; j < cols.length; j++) {
        data[i][j] = cols[j].v;
      }
    }
  var is_internal = Logger.log(data);
  return data.toString();
  if (is_internal == "[[true]]") {
    var label = GmailApp.getUserLabelByName("Safe");
    message.addLabel(label);
    Logger.log('Label added');
  }
  else {
    Logger.log('Label not added')
  }
}

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Q: How to assign values from array via forEach? I've created a simple array from which I would like to assign the values of each row to attributes via generated HTML. I'm using a forEach and am exporting the values via variables but currently the only values being exported are the ones in the last row of the array. I understand why this is happening because the forEach is reaching the end and then simply exporting the last assigned values but I am unsure how to fix it.
At the moment the target forEach is working correctly and assigning a number for each of the div items being generated but the itemNumber and itemColour variable values are not being applied as expected.
let targets = document.querySelectorAll('div');
let targetCount = 0;

const items = [
    ['123456', 'Red'],
    ['234567', 'Blue'],
    ['345678', 'Yellow'],
]

// console.log(`Array size: ${targets.length}`);

targets.forEach((target, i) => {
    // console.log("i" + i);
    // console.log("targetCount " + targetCount);
    // console.log(items.length);

    if (i < items.length) {
        // console.log(`item: ${item}`);
        //target = target.closest(('.content-template'));

        let itemNumber;
        let itemColour;

        // loop through each item
        items.forEach(item => {
                itemNumber = item[0];
                itemColour = item[1];
                console.log(itemNumber);
                console.log(itemColour);
        });

        target.insertAdjacentHTML('afterbegin', `<div id="${targetCount}" data-number="${itemNumber}" data-colour="${itemColour}">+</div>`);

        targetCount++;

    }
});

Full demo here: https://codepen.io/Shoxt3r/pen/eYMjbxP

A: Move code that you want to run in a loop into the loop
items.forEach(item => {
  itemNumber = item[0];
  itemColour = item[1];
  console.log(itemNumber);
  console.log(itemColour);
  target.insertAdjacentHTML('afterbegin', `<div id="${targetCount}" data-number="${itemNumber}" data-colour="${itemColour}">+</div>`);
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'That was our whole life'
Zoe Greszler • Mar 15, 2018 at 12:40 AM
BERLIN TOWNSHIP — A family of four lost its home, dog and everything else — right down to shirts and shoes — in a fire that happened Wednesday evening at 9085 Ohio 113.
Bethany Suarez said she, her fiancé, her 8-year-old son and 11-year-old daughter had lived in the house for four years. The house and their belongings went up in flames after a fast-burning kitchen grease fire ignited about 7:30 p.m.
About 25 firefighters from the Berlin Township, Florence Township and Milan Township fire departments responded to the call. Ohio 113 was closed for several hours between Wright and Andress roads while crews worked to put the fire out in the sub-freezing temperatures.
"It was just my son and I at home," Suarez said with tears in her eyes, black soot near her mouth and nose.
"It started from an oil fire on the stove. We were going to fry some chicken strips and my fiancé put the oil on high and then left with my daughter and I didn't know he put it on so high. It just caught on fire and within seconds my whole ceiling was on fire.
"I tried to throw flour on it. Then I tried to smother it, like I threw a really thick hoodie over it and tried to smother it after I took it off of the heat but it didn't stop it. It just went up. … As soon as I saw the ceiling catching fire I called for my dogs and my son and told them to 'get out now.'
"I called my fiancé and told him he needed to get back. They rushed back and the whole house was in flames," she said.
Suarez said her son, who is turning 9 in just a few weeks, ran out the door, forgetting a jacket and shoes. Both he and his sister were taken to their grandparents' house in Clyde while Suarez and her fiancé waited for the flames to die and the smoke to clear from their home.
While the family is thankful everyone made it out, Suarez said they lost more than their home.
"My dog — I got two of my three dogs out, but I couldn't find Athena," she said, referring to a German shepherd. "We only have the one way out of the house and we were standing there at the side and she never came out."
A ball python pet snake also is believed to have perished in the fire.
"I have my pigs out back, little mini pot belly pigs, and I don't know what I'm going to do with them now or where am I going to put them."
The children, while unharmed, are devastated, she said.
"They're a mess — I think mostly because we didn't get Athena out," Suarez said. "We've had her four years. She's 4; we've had her since she was just a little baby.
"It didn't take long. It's an old house and once it caught, it was just gone."
The family lost everything, according to Berlin Township Fire Chief Andy Smith, who added the house was a total loss.
"Once the first engine arrived, fire was showing through most of the windows on the first story," Smith said.
Firefighters planned to stay at the scene for a few hours after extinguishing the blaze "to get through all the hot spots and make sure it's out," Smith said.
"That was our whole life. We had flat screen TVs, Xbox Ones. It's all gone," Suarez said. "All of our clothes, our sectional, everything. All of it's gone. My kids' backpacks are in there with their school books. That's all going to have to be replaced."
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Okay, okay, there's no war. But Kallie and I did put together TWO Spotify playlists for the Love Week occasion, so pick your poison! Both playlists are set to "collaborative," so if you're a Spotify user, feel free to add more.
Cheesy Love Fest is not for the lactose intolerant. It features all of the 70s-10s cheese you can handle, from Foreigner to Seal to every school dance in the gym from the past few decades. Shoutout to Journey's "Faithfully," my parents' first dance.
Singles Awareness has all the sass and power you can ask for if your Valentine's weekend is a little more of a solo sport. Whether you're getting over a breakup or digging every second of the single life, we've got your background tunes. Alicia Keys, TLC, Sara Bareilles, Sia, and even a little Backstreet Boys for your 90s cravings.
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LA ACÚSTICA DE LOS IGLÚS
The Acoustics of Igloos
Almudena Sánchez
Agent: Casanovas & Lynch Literary Agency S.L.
Read report: La acústica de los iglús (The Acoustics of Igloos)
Ten stories in which music, wit and lyricism combine to create a dreamlike atmosphere that will create in the reader a sensation similar to that evoked by the stories of Clarice Lispector. Maths and the music of life create the sonorous timbre of this first book of stories by Almudena Sanchez.
La caricia de la bestia
The Beast's Caress
Cristina C. Pombo
Publisher: Espasa
In a lonely forest, two teenagers are brutally attacked by a supernatural being. In their statements, they both say that their assailant was a zombi. Inspector Laura Tébar takes on the case. She is a fifty-five, brilliant, solitary, and has a redoubtable character forged during a past filled with mistakes that can never be corrected.
Soledad, single and childless, has just reached sixty. But what might look like a normal life to many is to her a symptom of her difference, and she spends days and nights torturing herself about it. One night Soledad pays Adam, a 32 year-old gigolo, to go with her to the opera, hoping to make an ex-lover jealous.
La ciudad de las sombras
The City of Shadows
Victoria Álvarez
Publisher: Nocturna Ediciones SL
In 1923, Helena Lennox is 17 years old and has a single desire: to leave the streets of London for a life of adventure and excavations in distant lands. In consequence, when her parents go toIndia to investigate the disappearance of a number of archaeologists she decides to accompany them… a few days later and without their knowledge.
La Cueva de la Moura
Lorena López Míguez
Publisher: Lorena López Míguez
The Moura Cave is the title of this sage, which shares its name with the ancient Celtic legend that is the basis and trigger of this frenetic adventure.
La Cueva de la Moura. Anam Cara
The Moura Cave: Anam cara
La Cueva de la Moura. La Gae Bolga
The Moura Cave: The Gáe Bolga
La flor de fuego
The Fire Flower
Alba Quintas Garciandia
No one knows what is happening in the school. Students and teachers are running through the building and trying desperately to get out, while sounds like gunfire ring through the building… But this is impossible, right? A girl in the street says she saw them go in, and they were armed. Another pupil is shivering in the library after witnessing a scene he will never forget.
LA HERIDA
The Wound
A nun disappears, leaving an enigmatic message and an assistant to Pope Francis contracts two Intelligence agents to move heaven and earth until they find her. Meanwhile, a political operative fired by the Casa Rosada (the home and executive office of the Argentine President) is hired by the governor of a region in Patagonia to improve his image and avoid electoral disaster.
La hipótesis Saint-Germain
The Saint-Germain Hypothesis
Manuel Moyano
Agent: Oh!Books Agencia Literaria
Madrid in the first decade of the twenty-first century. Daniel Bagao is the millionaire proprietor of a successful magazine of Esotericism and the Occult which is sold all over the world. He is its editor too, but keeps a secret from his readers: he believe in absolutely nothing that he publishes, in fact he is a cynic who despises believers.


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Babumoshai Bandookbaaz: Want to Watch: Nawaz and Bidita done a good job. Waiting to see some more stuff like this in future.
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Tag Archives: Gay Pride
Canadian court rules that parents can't prevent children from obtaining hormone replacement therapy
Canada Election 2015: Socialists in red, Communists in Orange, Conservatives in blue
Yesterday, I blogged about how progressive politicians and public school administrators allied in order to promote gay activist policies to young children in the state of Ontario, in Canada. I also mentioned how their child sex education curriculum was designed by a convicted pedophile. But they're not the only state pushing gay activism against the parents who pay their salaries.
The Federalist first reported on the story in the last week of February:
Clark* first found out that his 12-year-old daughter Maxine was being treated as a boy by her school when he saw her new name in her class's grade seven yearbook. "Quinn" was the new name her counselor had helped her pick out, and Maxine's school district in Delta, British Columbia, Canada, had decided that "Quinn" should be treated, for all intents and purposes, as a boy.
The district apparently felt justified in leaving Maxine's father completely out of the loop. Maxine's school district was operating by the BC Ministry of Education's Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Policy, according to which Clark had no right to know his daughter's "preferred sex, gender, or name" at school.
Keep in mind that the policies of schools in Canada are often developed in conjunction with gay rights groups, who are consulted first, so that the schools can avoid costly "discrimination" lawsuits from gay rights lawyers later on.
Maxine's counselors at school … referred Maxine and her mother, Sarah, to a "Dr." Wallace Wong — a psychologist and LGBT activist who predictably decided that Maxine should be referred to a children's hospital for testosterone injections when she was only 13. Not to be outdone, the children's hospital asked Maxine's parents for permission to begin injecting Maxine with testosterone on her very first visit. Clark said no and refused to sign.
From the middle of August until October, the hospital worked Clark over, trying to get his consent. When he finally refused, the hospital dropped a bombshell threat: simply put, they declared that they didn't need Clark's or Sarah's permission for that matter. In a letter mailed December 1, 2018, Dr. Brenden Hursh informed Clark that they would begin treatment on Maxine in two weeks, without Clark's consent. BC Children's Hospital believed Maxine was a "mature minor," who could receive treatment against the wishes of both her parents, according to section 17 of the BC Infants Act.
Well, as you can see, the school teachers, school administrators, courts and hospital doctors (all taxpayer-funded actors), are anxious to get started on "treating" the child with drugs. Only the parent is in the way. I guess he thinks that he should be trusted to raise his own child as he sees fit, rather than to just pay the salaries of these public sector agents and then let them decide for him.
In Canada, people are seen as competent enough to earn money, but not competent enough to spend their money as they see fit. A (large) portion of taxpayer's income is taken from them in the form of mandatory taxes, and it is then given to teachers, education bureaucrats, hospital administrators and courts in order to regulate their choices to be more in line with progressive values.
So what did the courts decide?
Here is the latest from The Federalist in the first week of March:
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court of British Columbia, Canada ordered that a 14-year-old girl receive testosterone injections without parental consent. The court also declared that if either of her parents referred to her using female pronouns or addressed her by her birth name, they would be considered guilty of family violence.
As previously reported, Maxine* was encouraged by her school counselor in BC's Delta School District to identify as a boy while in seventh grade. When Maxine was 13 years old, Dr. Brenden Hursh and his colleagues at BC Children's Hospital decided that Maxine should begin taking testosterone injections in order to develop a more masculine appearance.
Keep in mind that because the money for health care is extracted from taxpayers before they choose their medical treatment, taxpayers have no right to decide what treatments they will and will not get. It's the politicians and the hospital administrators who decide. This is what single-payer health care means. You pay your income to the government, and the government decides whether you will be treated, when you will be treated, and even what treatments are appropriate for you. And if you disagree with that, there is no opt-out, except to leave the country. Although they might interpret your disapproval of their decision-making on parenting issues as a "mental illness", and prescribe you with appropriate treatments for that – e.g. – confining you to a mental institution where your rebellion against the rule of bureaucrats can receive the proper medical attention.
As I noted in yesterday's post about gay rights in Canada, some Canadian states have passed laws to allow the government to seize children from parents who refuse to respect the will of government bureaucrats.
The Daily Caller explains:
Ontario passed a law Thursday that gives the government the right to take away children from families that don't accept their kid's chosen "gender identity."
Parents who oppose or criticize the LGBT agenda will be considered potential "child abusers" and may have their children taken away by the state, according to the new bill. If the parents are ruled to be abusers by failing to wholeheartedly support their child's gender choice, that child "can be removed from that environment and placed into protection where the abuse stops."
[…]The old law allowed parents to "direct the child's education and religious upbringing" but now says a parent must influence a child's education and upbringing "in accordance with the child's or young person's creed, community identity and cultural identity."
That bill passed 63-23. So you can imagine what sort of sympathy you could expect from Canadians as a whole if you dissented from this law.
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Canadian elementary schools vote to promote gay activism during Gay Pride month
03/02/2019 Wintery Knight	11 Comments
Ontario governor Kathleen Wynne and Canada's president Justin Trudeau
The Daily Wire reports on the latest gay rights story from Canada:
Every elementary school in Ontario, Canada, will be forced to fly the gay pride flag for at least one week in June, which is Pride Month in the province.
[…]"The rainbow flag, symbol of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities, will fly in front of all public elementary schools for at least one week during Pride Month in June," reported Windsor Star.
Greater Essex County District School Board vice chairman Julia Burgess, who introduced the motion, said the flag will let students know that "we have their back."
Julia's motion to force all elementary schools to promote the gay activist agenda was supported by 9 out of 10 school board trustees.
The lone dissenter was swiftly shut down by by chairwoman Jessica Sartori:
Linda Qin, the sole trustee to question the mandate explained that the flag might confuse such young children, particularly with concern to gender identity.
[…]Qin was told her time was up, according to Windsor Star, and was cut off by chairwoman Jessica Sartori.
"Who wouldn't be proud to fly that flag?" an emotional Sartori asked, who said she flies the gay pride flag at her home.
It's important to note that not only will there be no opt-out for schools, but there is also no opt-out for parents. Parents have to pay mandatory taxes for the salaries of public school teachers and administrators like Julia and Jessica.
Julia and Jessica didn't do difficult STEM degrees in college. And when they graduated, they couldn't find jobs programming software in the private sector. Since they needed something to do, being proper feminists, they decided to spend their days pushing their progressive values onto other people's children, at taxpayer expense. It sure beats getting married and having to raise children of your own under the leadership of a provider husband. The public schools of every country are filled with women like Julia and Jessica, who think that their feelings-based method of evaluating religion and morality should be pushed onto everyone else's children.
Daily Wire notes that this is not the only school district doing this:
As noted by LifeSiteNews, Peel District School Board similarly voted in May to fly the gay pride flag. "The board was lobbied by Pride Employee Resource Group (PERG) and heard emotional appeals in favor of raising the flag from parents of 'gender-creative' children and homosexual parents in a May meeting packed with LGBT activists wearing pink," reported the outlet.
What will happen to parents who oppose having their children indoctrinated by radical leftists, at their own expense? Well, the province of Ontario thinks that dissent from their agenda is "child abuse", so they will seize the children of those parents.
It passed 63-23.
I think it's important to remember who is behind all of the recent education policies in Ontario. His name is Ben Levin. Remember him?
Life Site News reports.
Ben Levin, the man who "appeared to have it all," was today sentenced to three years in prison for three child pornography offences.
[…]A member of Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne's transition team, Levin was deputy minister of education in 2009 when he and then-minister of education Wynne developed the "equity and inclusive education strategy," part of which was the 2010 radical sex-ed curriculum shelved by then-Premier Dalton McGuinty after parental backlash. The 2015 sex-ed curriculum is virtually the same as the 2010 version.
[…]The curriculum, to be rolled out this September, prematurely sexualizes children by introducing homosexuality in Grade 3, masturbation in Grade 6, and oral and anal sex in Grade 7.
[…]Levin himself claimed in a 2010 interview: "I was the deputy minister of education. In that role, I was the chief civil servant. I was responsible for the operation of the Ministry of Education and everything that they do; I was brought in to implement the new education policy."
[…]Levin pled guilty on March 3, 2015, to three of an original seven child pornography related charges.
McArthur related how in 2010, Levin created a profile on an "alternative sexual lifestyle networking site" frequenting chat-rooms on "incest" and "teens." He subsequently "came to the attention of three undercover officers."
In the course of sex-chats with these officers, Levin "wrote a story detailing the violent sexual abuse of a child" and "counseled another officer, posing as a young mother, to sadistically sexually assault her eight-year-old daughter."
[…]He "collected child pornography over two years.
[…]Levin also had a list of about 1,750 online contacts with whom he communicated on "subversive sexual interests," primarily "sexual contact between parents and children."
In his sex-chats, Levin "normalized the subject of the sexual touching of children."
[…]The "sadistic overtones to the counseling adds a disturbing dimension to the offence," McArthur stated, noting that psychiatrist Dr. Julian Gojer testified that Levin had a "pedophiliac interest in children" which was "intense" for three to four years. Gojer stated Levin "had sadistic impulses that seemed interwoven with his pedophilic interest" and "was on the extreme end of the sadomasochistic spectrum as it relates to the sexual abuse of children."
I don't think that it is a stretch to say that his views on sexuality and children reflect the broader views of Canadian progressives as a whole, and their allies in the public schools. The difference is that he just got caught.
What makes these Ontario liberals any different than the Democrat liberals we have in America? Nothing. They're the same ideas as American Democrats hold to, but Canada is just further along at implementing them.
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Will gay activists threaten this little girl for covering her eyes at a gay pride parade?
It seems to me that we need to have another massive protest like we saw in Indiana! Some impertinent little girl at a gay rights parade in Toronto has dared to refuse to celebrate at a gay pride parade.
Look at her committing a hate crime against this innocent gay man. (I am not posting this picture on my blog, and viewer discretion is advised)
The story says:
Earlier this week, our managing editor Steve Jalsevac published a slideshow with his photos from the 2011 Toronto Gay Pride Parade. Many of the photos were shocking. But one commenter pointed out a detail in one photo that many people probably missed.
The photo says it all: Naked men marching in Toronto's Pride parade, showcasing what supporters cheer on as the advancement of "gay rights" and "sexual liberation." The naked men march past men, women, and yes even children. Everyone is encouraged to celebrate "diversity."
Oh, but what's this? A young girl with blond hair in a turquoise teeshirt knows that something is wrong.
The girl, maybe 8 or 9, doesn't want to see naked men displaying their genitals. She feels assaulted by what she sees. She implicitly understands that her innocence is threatened by what she sees. She knows something wrong is happening.
Death threats and getting people fired is getting to be a common response of gay activists to anything less than enthusiastic celebration of the gay agenda. That's what happened to the religious liberty law in Indiana, to the pizza store that refused to cater a gay wedding. Maybe this little girl needs to be taught a lesson, too, right gay activists?
Where does it end?
Interesting to note that Ontario, the province where this occurred, has elected a gay premier (governor), and that their sex education curriculum was written in consultation with a convicted sex offender.
Read it:
A man who was once Ontario's deputy minister of education has pleaded guilty to three child pornography-related charges in a Toronto court.
Benjamin Levin, who was also a university professor, entered a guilty plea for making written child pornography, counselling a person to commit a sexual assault, and possession of child pornography.
He was originally charged with seven child-pornography-related offences.
The investigation that led to Levin's July 2013 arrest began in mid-2012 after officials in Toronto were contacted by authorities in New Zealand and later police in London, Ont.
From late 2004 to early 2007, Levin held the post of deputy education minister in Ontario, and was on Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne's transition team as she took office.
He also served as Manitoba's deputy minister of advanced education and deputy minister of education, training and youth between 1999 and 2002.
Levin has been back in the spotlight in recent days as Ontario released an updated sex-education curriculum.
Kathleen Wynne is the lesbian premier. She divorced her husband and left her three kids when she "came out". Something to celebrate! You'd better celebrate it, or else. And the sex education curriculum will make sure that going forward, fewer and fewer people will see anything wrong with what she did.
You can read about the sex education curriculum here.
CLC has studied the 2015 proposed curriculum and we have found that the controversial elements of the program that angered parents in 2010 have remained unchanged, word for word, at the same age-inappropriate grade levels as before, when it was written under the direction of confessed child pornographer Benjamin Levin, then Deputy Education Minister. The only difference now is that Kathleen Wynne has made the curriculum even more explicit and more age-inappropriate than before, dramatically increasing the mentions of "Gender Identity" theory, sexual "identities" and "orientations".
Anal intercourse is still being presented in a way that students will interpret as carrying no higher risk for STIs than vaginal intercourse, an irresponsible and misleading presentation of the former which carries a 3000% higher risk for contracting HIV. The curriculum also downplays the seriousness of contracting HIV, potentially leaving the impression with students that it's not really that big a deal. A section on HIV and AIDS seems to have an undertone of making it acceptable and normal for individuals who are HIV positive to continue having sex with others. Of course this is not science-based teaching. It's political and social engineering. It is irresponsible and may also put lives at risk.
The 2015 version has added a new, controversial and very flawed theory that will be taught to elementary school children, called "gender expression". The new curriculum document also has a much stronger undertone of sex as a purely recreational activity whose purpose is pleasure, apart from love or marriage. In fact, the words "love" and "marriage" never appear once in the sex-education strand of the curriculum. Not a single mention. Does that reveal the mindset of its writers, if not the philosophical underpinnings of the curriculum itself?
That's what politicians on the left stand for. That's what they want for your children. Canada is about 10-20 years ahead of us, but we are catching up to them with each new Democrat we elect.
Hillary Clinton and the Human Rights Campaign
Make no mistake that Hillary Clinton is on board with this agenda, and she gives speeches extolling the virtues of the gay agenda to the Human Rights Campaign, just as Obama did.
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Gay activists pressure D.C. mayor to remove ex-gay singer from MLK memorial concert
From Life Site News, a story about one of the most Democrat cities in America, and its Democrat mayor. (H/T Mysterious WG)
D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray admitted Monday that he made the final decision to remove gospel singer Donnie McClurkin from the lineup of performers at a city-sponsored concert held Saturday at the Martin Luther King memorial in respond to complaints by gay activists.
McClurkin was to have been a headline performer at the event , called "Reflections on Peace: Ghandi to King," which marked the beginning of a planned series of events to commemorate King's life during the run-up to the 50th anniversary of the civil rights leader's "I Have a Dream" speech.
But on Friday, several homosexual activists contacted the mayor's office to complain about McClurkin's inclusion in the show because the gospel singer is a vocal ex-gay who believes homosexuality is a "curse" which can be overcome through prayer and determination. They threatened to protest the event if he was allowed to perform. Soon after, it was announced that McClurkin would no longer be part of the program.
Initially, the mayor's office claimed McClurkin had volunteered to step aside. "The Arts and Humanities Commission and Donnie McClurkin's management decided that it would be best for him to withdraw because the purpose of the event is to bring people together," said Gray's spokeswoman, Doxie McCoy. "Mayor Gray said the purpose of the event is to promote peace and harmony. That is what King was all about."
But on Saturday, McClurkin posted a video to social media claiming there was nothing mutual about the decision, and that the mayor's office told him not to come.
On Monday, Gray confirmed McClurkin's account, telling the Washington Post, "This was an issue involving a potential controversy at an event that was going to focus on harmony and peace, and we just didn't think that was appropriate for this event."
McClurkin said the decision was made to placate a group of 15-20 homosexual activists. "Fifteen or twenty people," the gospel singer said, shaking his head, "compared to thousands upon thousands who were coming out to worship Jesus."
Well, to be fair, gay activists and their allies in the Democrat Party aren't really keen on worshipping Jesus, either. And not shy about preventing others from doing so.
This is not the first time former homosexuals have been subjected to campaigns of intimidation by gay activists in the nation's capital.
The kickoff event for the first-ever "Ex-Gay Pride Month," scheduled to be held at Family Research Council headquarters in D.C., was postponed last month after threats of protests and violence by gay activists.
And in 2007, at a county fair in the nearby suburb of Arlington, angry homosexual activists harassed and assaulted a group of ex-gays and members of Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays (PFOX) at their fair booth.
Last year, a metro Washington school district was sued by PFOX after the superintendent publicly told students that the group's flyers offering information on unwanted same-sex attraction and urging tolerance for those who leave the homosexual lifestyle were "reprehensible and deplorable" and labeled their contention that sexual orientation can be changed "a really, really disgusting message."
In 2008, an American Psychological Association symposium on the role of religion in homosexual therapy to be held at the Washington Convention Center was canceled under pressure from gay activists who worried the panel might lend credibility the notion that individuals can overcome their homosexual inclinations, either through reparative therapy or other means.
"Conservatives … were going to use this event to draw credibility to the so-called reparative therapy movement," Gene Robinson, the openly homosexual then-bishop of the Episcopal Church told the Washington Blade gay news outlet at the time, taking partial credit for the symposium's cancellation. "It became clear to me in the last couple of weeks that just my showing up and letting this event happen…lends credibility to that so-called therapy."
On Capitol Hill, some Democratic legislators have called for an outright ban on such therapies. One California congresswoman introduced a resolution in the last session of Congress called "Stop Harming Our Kids" that condemns therapies aimed at changing sexual orientation, and urges states to introduce laws banning their use with minors.
So who is right about reparative therapy and ex-gay people? Let's look at the peer-reviewed science.
This study was done by Otago University in New Zealand.
Otago University researcher associate professor Elisabeth Wells has looked at the connection between adverse childhood events and sexuality and found those who experienced trauma were significantly more likely to be non-heterosexual.
The study used results from the New Zealand Mental Health Survey, which surveyed almost 13,000 people aged over 16 between 2003 and 2004.
Participants were asked whether they thought of themselves as bisexual, heterosexual or homosexual and if they had same-sex sexual experiences or relationships.
Less than one per cent of people identified themselves as homosexual, but three per cent had a same-sex encounter.
Wells said the more "adverse events" experienced in childhood – including sexual assault, rape and domestic violence – the more likely the person identified with one of the non-exclusively heterosexual groups.
She said most people from disturbed backgrounds were heterosexual.
However, the study showed a clear relationship between negative events in childhood and homosexual or bisexual relationships later in life.
I actually studied the issue of what causes homosexuality and whether it can be repaired using therapy a while back using books by medical doctors like Jeffrey Satinover and Joseph Nicolosi. (Nicolosi's new book is here) It turns out that there are some genetic factors that make homosexuality more likely, but the real causes are environmental, e.g. – sexual abuse during childhood or failure to bond emotionally with the same-sex parent.
I wonder how many people actually go after the research when forming their opinions on issues like abortion and same-sex marriage? I always head straight for the research and debates. I think that my opponents prefer personal attacks and speech codes!
Comments to this post will be strictly filtered to stay clear of Obama's laws restricting free speech on controversial issues.
Two Christian preachers brutally beaten at Seattle Gay Pride Festival
Gay activist who vandalized Chick-Fil-A restaurant will not be charged
Man who attempted mass shooting at Family Research Council pleads guilty
Gunman says he was acting on anti-white views that he learned in college
Floyd Lee Corkins II is a left-winger, admired atheist philosopher Nietzche
Even after Family Research Council shooting, leftists continue "hate" rhetoric
The mainstream media's biased coverage of the Family Research Council shooting
Southern Poverty Law Center called the Family Research Council "hate group"
Human Rights Campaign calls the Family Research Council "hate group"
Family Research Council shooting suspect volunteered at gay community center
White House and left-wing media take hours to comment on FRC shooting
Shooting at Family Research Council being investigated as domestic terrorism
Gay activist Dan Savage bullies Christian teens and bashes Christianity
Hate crime: gay activists vandalize Mark Driscoll's Mars Hill Church
Human Rights Campaign leaks list of pro-marriage donors and their addresses
Pro-abortion vandals: destroying pro-life display was "free speech"
Gay rights activists vandalize church for posting pro-marriage sign
Gay manager at Cisco Systems gets Dr. Frank Turek fired
Brown University students attack pro-marriage sign at demonstration
Zeitgeist conspiracy movie had profound impact on Jared Loughner
Atheist who shot Gabrielle Giffords read Communist Manifesto, liked flag burning
Suicidal Florida school board gunman was a progressive atheist
Eco-terrorist who shot up Discovery Channel building is a Darwinist
Harvard-educated evolutionist arrested for multiple-victim school shooting
The link between Darwinism, nihilism and public school shootings
Democrats attacking campaign offices with guns and explosives
Pro-abortion thugs arrested at McGill University pro-life event
Pro-abortion shooter murders two people
Pro-lifer dodges SUV driven by pro-abortionist
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Warning: the video above has extremely coarse language and violence.
Fox News reports.
Two street preachers were brutally beaten — punched and kicked — by a crowd at a gay pride festival in Seattle and the entire melee was captured on video.
The preachers were holding signs reading "Repent or Else" and "Jesus Saves From Sin." The video shows a group of people initially screaming and threatening the men during Pridefest at the Seattle Space Needle.
Television station KOMO reported that some of the attackers belonged to a group called NOH8
A group of women tried to steal their signs but were unsuccessful. The video then shows a group of men grabbing onto one of the preacher's signs and dragging him to the ground. At some point he was punched in the back of the head a number of times while others can be seen kicking the man.
Another preacher was sucker punched in the back of the head.
Police arrested two suspects – one of whom has a long rap sheet.
Now the first thing to say, obviously, is that the two Christians are going about their opposition to homosexuality in a wrong way. I don't think that it is a Biblical approach to expect non-Christians to accept Christian morality because of what Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 5:9-12. If you want to disagree about homosexuality or same-sex marriage with a non-Christian, then you'll have to go outside the Bible and use evidence that is compelling to a non-Christian. And that's what I always do in my blog posts because my audience is non-Christians. So that's the first thing that needs to be said. There is a right way to argue against homosexuality with non-Christians, and these Christians were not doing it. The right way to discuss homosexuality is by using data found in books like "Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth" and "A Parent's Guide to Preventing Homosexuality". And the right context for presenting this data is probably in written work or in the context of a relationship with the other person. Not holding up signs with flames on it to strangers.
My sexual orientation
Now the point I want to make about this is that I have a sexual orientation, too. My sexual orientation is pre-marital virginity, pre-marital chastity and lifelong faithful married love (if I get married). Now I don't need to have a parade or get all kinds of government recognition and financial benefits in order to make me feel good about what I'm doing. In fact, even if someone puts down my virginity and chastity, I wouldn't really care. In fact, the number one place where my sexual orientation is looked down on is in the church. In church, there is a whole group of people who are enamored of compassion and they are opposed to having any boundaries on sex at all, regardless of the harm it causes with things like abortion, divorce, fatherlessness and so on. Their idea is that people should be able to have sex if they are in love, and that they shouldn't be "shamed" or "judged" for doing so. However, I don't attack them and violently beat them up just because they disagree with me on my sexual orientation. I just let them say what they are going to say and mind my own business. I don't need anyone to tell me that what I am doing is right. I have reasons and evidence showing me that my view is right, like the peer-reviewed papers that show that premarital sex causes lower quality and stability in marriage. I know what I'm doing, and disagreement doesn't bother me.
Anti-chastity people could even hold up signs in front of my house saying "Repent of your chastity, evil virgin, or burn in Hell!" and it still wouldn't bother me. And that's because I know that what I believe causes no harm to anyone. It doesn't impose social costs on others because I need special drugs or health care for my chastity. It doesn't cause me to make other people sick. It doesn't break up marriages so I can go off with someone else. It doesn't leave children fatherless or motherless. It doesn't expose born or unborn children to harm from strangers. It doesn't require public schools to teach young people how great my virginity and chastity is. It doesn't require new school lessons telling everyone the contributions that virgins have made in history. It doesn't require the Supreme Court to force people to affirm chastity. It doesn't require anyone to be fired because they disagree with me on premarital sex. It doesn't require other people to have their freedom of speech or freedom of religion limited so that I can avoid feeling "offended" by what they say and do.
So in conclusion then, I don't respond with anger, vandalism, coercion or violence when people disagree with me about being a virgin and embracing chastity before marriage.
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QUEENSLAND Treasurer Curtis Pitt thinks the State will become Australia's fastest growing economy in the next few years.
QUEENSLAND thinks it will have the strongest growing economy in the entire nation in the next few years, despite the State's struggles from the mining downturn.
As Treasurer Curtis Pitt handed down the Budget on Tuesday, he said Queensland was expected to record the nation's strongest economic growth rate over the next few years, predicting it would grow by four per cent in 2016-17.
Mr Pitt said the predicted growth over the next year beat the three per cent NSW and Victoria's economies were expected to grow, and was almost three per cent higher than Western Australia's expected growth.
Mr Pitt said Queensland's economy would be strengthened by overseas exports that were expected to boost as liquefied natural gas production ramped up.
It seems Queensland will have to put in a bit of hard work to become Australia's number one economy, with past CommSec reports showing Queensland was lagging behind other states in the country.
In January a State of the States report said Queensland had one of Australia's worst performing economies and revealed it was the sixth-ranked economy in the country.
NSW was the country's best performing State, followed by Victoria, ACT, Northern Territory and Western Australia.
South Australia and Tasmania were behind Queensland.
The report revealed Queensland construction work dropped 30 per cent since last year.
In April, a new report by CommSec said Queensland had jumped forward one position and is now the fifth best performing State.
If Queensland does manage to become the strongest growing economy in the next few years, it could soon be overtaken again by NSW with State Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian announcing in May that her state will be a trillion dollar economy within 10 years.
Senior Economist at the Commonwealth Bank, Gareth Aird, said Queensland was mixed when it came to economic growth.
"Both NSW and Victoria weren't performing anywhere near as well during the mining investment boom when there was plenty of money going into Western Australia and Queensland," he said.
"They've been hit by the (mining) downturn and NSW tends to do quite well in low interest environments which is what we've got now.
Tuesday's Budget predicted a surplus of $867 million in Queensland for 2016-17, making it the State's largest in a decade.