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package com.helger.as4.CEF;

import javax.annotation.Nonnull;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;

import org.apache.wss4j.common.ext.WSSecurityException;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.w3c.dom.Document;
import org.w3c.dom.Node;

import com.helger.as4.AS4TestConstants;
import com.helger.as4.CAS4;
import com.helger.as4.attachment.WSS4JAttachment;
import com.helger.as4.crypto.AS4SigningParams;
import com.helger.as4.messaging.crypto.AS4Signer;
import com.helger.as4.messaging.domain.AS4UserMessage;
import com.helger.as4.messaging.domain.MessageHelperMethods;
import com.helger.as4.model.pmode.IPModeIDProvider;
import com.helger.as4.model.pmode.PMode;
import com.helger.as4.profile.cef.CEFPMode;
import com.helger.as4.server.MockPModeGenerator;
import com.helger.as4.server.message.AbstractUserMessageTestSetUp;
import com.helger.as4.soap.ESOAPVersion;
import com.helger.as4.util.AS4ResourceHelper;
import com.helger.as4lib.ebms3header.Ebms3CollaborationInfo;
import com.helger.as4lib.ebms3header.Ebms3MessageInfo;
import com.helger.as4lib.ebms3header.Ebms3MessageProperties;
import com.helger.as4lib.ebms3header.Ebms3PartyInfo;
import com.helger.as4lib.ebms3header.Ebms3PayloadInfo;
import com.helger.as4lib.ebms3header.Ebms3Property;
import com.helger.commons.collection.impl.ICommonsList;
import com.helger.commons.io.resource.ClassPathResource;
import com.helger.xml.serialize.read.DOMReader;

public abstract class AbstractCEFTestSetUp extends AbstractUserMessageTestSetUp
{
  protected static final String DEFAULT_AGREEMENT = "urn:as4:agreements:so-that-we-have-a-non-empty-value";

  protected PMode m_aESENSOneWayPMode;
  protected ESOAPVersion m_eSOAPVersion;
  protected Node m_aPayload;

  @Before
  public void setUpCEF ()
  {
    m_aESENSOneWayPMode = CEFPMode.createCEFPMode (AS4TestConstants.CEF_INITIATOR_ID,
                                                   AS4TestConstants.CEF_RESPONDER_ID,
                                                   AS4TestConstants.DEFAULT_SERVER_ADDRESS,
                                                   IPModeIDProvider.DEFAULT_DYNAMIC,
                                                   true);

    m_eSOAPVersion = m_aESENSOneWayPMode.getLeg1 ().getProtocol ().getSOAPVersion ();
    m_aPayload = DOMReader.readXMLDOM (new ClassPathResource (AS4TestConstants.TEST_SOAP_BODY_PAYLOAD_XML));
  }

  @Nonnull
  protected Document testSignedUserMessage (@Nonnull final ESOAPVersion eSOAPVersion,
                                            @Nullable final Node aPayload,
                                            @Nullable final ICommonsList <WSS4JAttachment> aAttachments,
                                            @Nonnull final AS4ResourceHelper aResMgr) throws WSSecurityException
  {
    final AS4UserMessage aMsg = testUserMessageSoapNotSigned (aPayload, aAttachments);
    final Document aSignedDoc = AS4Signer.createSignedMessage (m_aCryptoFactory,
                                                               aMsg.getAsSOAPDocument (aPayload),
                                                               eSOAPVersion,
                                                               aMsg.getMessagingID (),
                                                               aAttachments,
                                                               aResMgr,
                                                               false,
                                                               AS4SigningParams.createDefault ());
    return aSignedDoc;
  }

  protected AS4UserMessage testUserMessageSoapNotSigned (@Nullable final Node aPayload,
                                                         @Nullable final ICommonsList <WSS4JAttachment> aAttachments)
  {
    // Add properties
    final ICommonsList <Ebms3Property> aEbms3Properties = AS4TestConstants.getEBMSProperties ();

    final Ebms3MessageInfo aEbms3MessageInfo = MessageHelperMethods.createEbms3MessageInfo ();
    final Ebms3PayloadInfo aEbms3PayloadInfo = MessageHelperMethods.createEbms3PayloadInfo (aPayload != null,
                                                                                aAttachments);

    final Ebms3CollaborationInfo aEbms3CollaborationInfo;
    aEbms3CollaborationInfo = MessageHelperMethods.createEbms3CollaborationInfo (m_aESENSOneWayPMode.getID (),
                                                                                DEFAULT_AGREEMENT,
                                                                                AS4TestConstants.TEST_SERVICE_TYPE,
                                                                                MockPModeGenerator.SOAP11_SERVICE,
                                                                                AS4TestConstants.TEST_ACTION,
                                                                                AS4TestConstants.TEST_CONVERSATION_ID);
    final Ebms3PartyInfo aEbms3PartyInfo;
    aEbms3PartyInfo = MessageHelperMethods.createEbms3PartyInfo (CAS4.DEFAULT_SENDER_URL,
                                                                 AS4TestConstants.CEF_INITIATOR_ID,
                                                                 CAS4.DEFAULT_RESPONDER_URL,
                                                                 AS4TestConstants.CEF_RESPONDER_ID);

    final Ebms3MessageProperties aEbms3MessageProperties = MessageHelperMethods.createEbms3MessageProperties (aEbms3Properties);

    return AS4UserMessage.create (aEbms3MessageInfo,
                                  aEbms3PayloadInfo,
                                  aEbms3CollaborationInfo,
                                  aEbms3PartyInfo,
                                  aEbms3MessageProperties,
                                  m_eSOAPVersion)
                         .setMustUnderstand (true);
  }
}

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    var gulp = this.gulp,
        $ = this.opts.$;

    gulp.src('media/**/*')
        .pipe(gulp.dest('dist/media'));

    return gulp.src('img/*')
        .pipe($.newer('dist/img'))
        .pipe($.imagemin({
            progressive: true,
            svgoPlugins: [{removeViewBox: false}],
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<?php

namespace Tests\Mappers;

use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping\Builder\ClassMetadataBuilder;
use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping\ClassMetadataInfo;
use LaravelDoctrine\Fluent\Builders\Builder;
use LaravelDoctrine\Fluent\Mappers\MappedSuperClassMapper;
use LaravelDoctrine\Fluent\Mappers\Mapper;
use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;
use Tests\Stubs\MappedSuperClasses\StubMappedSuperClass;
use Tests\Stubs\Mappings\StubMappedSuperClassMapping;

class MappedSuperClassMapperTest extends TestCase
{
    /**
     * @var MappedSuperClassMapper
     */
    protected $mapper;

    protected function setUp(): void
    {
        $mapping      = new StubMappedSuperClassMapping();
        $this->mapper = new MappedSuperClassMapper($mapping);
    }

    public function test_it_should_be_a_mapper()
    {
        $this->assertInstanceOf(Mapper::class, $this->mapper);
    }

    public function test_it_should_not_be_transient()
    {
        $this->assertFalse($this->mapper->isTransient());
    }

    public function test_it_should_delegate_the_proper_mapping_to_the_mapping_class()
    {
        $metadata = new ClassMetadataInfo(StubMappedSuperClass::class);
        $builder  = new Builder(new ClassMetadataBuilder($metadata));

        $this->mapper->map($builder);

        $this->assertContains('name', $metadata->fieldNames);
    }
}


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Light Of Sirus
Mary's Page
Edgar Cayce & The Secret of the Sphinx
Many of you who are following this blog will no doubt already be aware of America's greatest seer, Edgar Cayce, but for those who don't know who he is..
`Cayce' is pronounced `Caysee'.
Edgar Cayce was born 1877 and died in 1945. He became known as the `Sleeping Prophet' for his ability to make predictions, diagnose illnesses and disease and suggest remedies and cures for them, with uncanny accuracy and with phenomenal success. It is claimed and well documented by historians and many reliable witnesses, that he could answer philosophical questions, explain the universe and the planets, the meaning of life and death, the afterlife and reincarnation, speak of Atlantis and many more incredible and fascinating subjects, scientific and metaphysical - all in a trance-like hypnotic state, in all, covering 10,000 different subjects and leaving 21,000 predictions.
A devout Christian, it troubled Cayce, at first, that he was a conduit for this mysterious voice, which later became known to him as `the source'. Over time, it became clear that the voice had only good intentions as it (is claimed), diagnosed and prescribed remedies for thousands of sick and diseased people; many of whom conventional medicine of the time, had failed them. It is reported that many of these diagnoses were performed with only the patient's name and or address, with stunning degrees of accuracy, verified by medical practitioners of that time, and many of the remedies have been proven accurate in more recent years.
This man had no knowledge of biology or medicines and often asked advice from a doctor, in order to understand many of the medical terminology in the readings. Prior to him developing this gift he had been an insurance salesman and a photographer. A cynic or hardened sceptic might wonder if Cayce benefited financially from his gift. It is documented that he asked for no fees but accepted donations. A shy man, uncomfortable with being the focus of attention it appears that Edgar Cayce's sole motivation was fuelled by his passion to serve God, and his desire to help people.
Many of Edgar Cayce's predictions have come true.
He predicted the 1929 Stock Market Crash and the Great Depression.
He predicted the death of two presidents.
The rise and fall of Hitler
The Collapse of the Soviet Union
Blood as a diagnostic tool
There was a race of people called `The Essenes'
Pole shift. Yes, it's already begun if you look into it.
Okay, he got some wrong. The source' did say though (paraphrasing), that predictions of the future are changeable; the outcome depending on the actions of mankind. You can't argue with that, but you can find out more about his wrong predictions, here.
Here are more links for further investigation. I have included a link to the Sceptic's Dictionary's view of Edgar Cayce as they do their homework and are usually fair. Don't forget to research their claims though, as you would with anything. Read both sides to the story and then make your own mind up.
http://www.edgarcayce.org/edgar-cayce1.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_Cayce
http://www.edgarcayce.org/
http://skepdic.com/cayce.html
And of course we have to give the Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. a mention. This is the non-profit Association for Research & Enlightenment, founded in 1931 by Edgar Cayce himself. It's aims are:-
"to explore spirituality, holistic health, intuition, dream interpretation, psychic development, reincarnation, and ancient mysteries—all subjects that frequently came up in the more than 14,000 documented psychic readings given by Cayce"
Members of A.R.E. can access the entire set of 14,306 readings - including the ones in which he metioned the Sphinx and the Hall of Records.
The Hall Of Records
In 1932, Cayce gave a reading in which he spoke of three chambers spread throughout the world. One chamber is said to be in Egypt, underneath the Sphinx's paw, another somewhere on the Yucatan Peninsula and one on the lost continent of Atlantis.
This chamber is said to be the mythical `Hall of Records' - a library housing scrolls which, are claimed by Cayce to reveal the history of the lost continent of Atlantis and the missing history of the human race.
Cayce predicted that that three chambers would be discovered underneath the Sphinx's paw, before the end of the 20th century.
Here are the details of the readings.
Give in detail what the sealed room contains
A record of Atlantis from the beginnings of those periods when the Spirit took form or began the encasements in that land, and the developments of the peoples throughout their sojourn, with the record of the first destruction and the changes that took place in the land...
This in position lies, as the sun rises from the waters, the line of the shadow (or light) falls between the paws of the Sphinx, that was later set as the sentinel or guard, and which may not be entered from the connecting chambers from the Sphinx's paw (right paw) until the TIME has been fulfilled when the changes must be active in this sphere of man's experience.
"Between, then, the Sphinx and the river."
In which pyramid or temple are the records mentioned in the readings given through this channel on Atlantis, in April, 1932?
As given, that temple was destroyed at the time there was the last destruction in Atlantis.
Yet, as time draws nigh when changes are to come about, there may be the opening of those three places where the records are one, to those that are the initiates in the knowledge of the One God:
The temple by Iltar will then rise again. Also there will be the opening of the temple or hall of records in Egypt, and those records that were put into the heart of the Atlantean land may also be found there - that have been kept, for those that are of that group.
So what evidence is there to support these readings?
In the early 1970's, cavities were discovered by the Egyptians from Ain Shams University in Cairo and Stanford Research Institute, US, using ground-penetrating radar. Further cavities were discovered in 1977 by the SRI and funded by the US National Science Foundation.
The following website, although sceptical of Cayce's claims, presents details of all of the discoveries (several passages excavated) made in and around the Sphinx, in more recent years.
http://www.catchpenny.org/chamber.html
And that's unfortunately about it, so far.
Rumours and conspiracies can be found aplenty with claims of cover-ups and spin. There's also a rumour that a secret excavation is underway right now (June 2013):-
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread569896/pg1
You can't blame them for being guarded with their treasures/history, but the mystery continues to tantalize us with little clues from time to time and makes us yearn for answers.
So to conclude, Edgar Cayce said that the Hall of Records beneath the Great Sphinx would be discovered before the end of the 20th century. If those cavities discovered in the 70's are in fact the Hall of Records, then you have to say, he was right.
Denham Crow 2013
A North Lincolnshire Haunting
There is a small village in North Lincolnshire called `Flixborough'. Although it is a beautiful and quaint little village, sadly it is more memorable for a terrible disaster in 1974, when a chemical plant called `Nypro' exploded, killing 28 people and seriously injuring 36.
Just a few years before this terrible event, my uncle, a gamekeeper on a nearby warren there, had an experience which chilled him to his very bones.
Uncle Steve (now sadly passed) was a bold and fearless man and thought nothing of tracking armed poachers in the dead of night, through the inky darkness of the fir wood.
He used to laugh at the notion of ghosts, UFOs and tales of alien encounters. But the chilling experience he would have one day, would fuel a subsequent passion for the paranormal, which would stay with him for his entire life.
It had been snowing heavily, at least for a week before this day On December 27th, 1970. The snow was a few of inches deep and the only tracks being his, rabbits, and other creatures of the wild.
He noted in his diary that there was a very slight albeit cold wind, on that day, blowing towards him.
I can picture him, head covered by a trilby hat replete with a pheasant's feather, tipped downwards and revealing only his raven black beard. Oh yes, and he had a 12 bore shotgun under his arm.
It was different in those days.
And he was a gamekeeper. It has to be said though, that if this was today, and you chanced upon him whilst on a lone walk in the woods, you would be forgiven for walking the other way. You would have been wrong to have done that though. Although he was fearless and strong, he was a man of nature with a passion for all living things. He would have given you a firendly nod as he passed you by and if you had paused to make conversation, he would have welcomed it.
After arriving at the warren, Steve checked on the pheasants and then decided it was too bitter to hang about, and so decided to make his way back home again.
It was still light.
When turning to come home, he had planned to follow the road, towards the River Trent, But about 30 yards down, he felt an inexplicable urge to turn round and go back towards Flixborough and then turn on to `Wood Bottom' at an alternative spot. He always stressed, when telling this story, that `to this day' he had no idea why he changed his mind.
Close to this location and on his route, there is a concrete rail bridge, which is still stands and is in use, to this day. He had only walked a few yards, approaching the rail bridge, when he suddenly felt very uneasy and felt the hair on the back of his neck, stand up.
What happened next is documented in his diary. I have paraphrased it here but the details are accurate.
Steve was approaching the bridge, adjacent to the Nypro chemical plant, when he was suddenly pulled backwards by his coat with such incredible force that he was thrown to the ground! Thinking it was a poacher, he jumped to his feet and spun round with his 12 bore shotgun raised, ready to scare the attacker with it. But he was very surprised, not to mention a little unnerved, to see that there was no one there! No footprints in the snow apart from his own - and there was nowhere for anyone to hide.
Steve wasn't one to mince words and suffered fools rather poorly. His temper raised at this unwarranted attack by an unseen assailant, he swore at the empty space in front on him before turning around. He quickening his pace and continued under the bridge and eventually he arrived at the first track, before turning towards the river. All the time, he felt that "something was on me; following me; watching me".
A few minutes later and he was pulled over again. Once again he swung round, cursing loudly with gun ready but of course, once again there was nothing there, just the sense of something `very powerful and terrifying'. It felt almost like it was "breathing down my neck".
Once he got back onto his feet, he picked up his pace further; although resisting the urge to break into a run for fear of showing this invisible force, how fearful he was.
He continued a little further and for the third time, it pulled him backwards, throwing him into the snow and sending his gun and hat flying into the snow.
By this time he was done with any notion of fighting and picked up his hat and gun and broke into a sprint.
Still very shaken and out of breath, he staggered to his aunt's house in the nearby village of Burton, where he was told that he was `white as sheet', and as though he had `seen a ghost!' Steve didn't drink alcohol but his aunt made him sit down and drink a glass of brandy, in hope it would calm his nerves. I remember her telling me that she had never seen him in such a state, with his hands shaking as he held the glass.
On the anniversary of the attack, for many years, Steve went back to the spot; taking a dog once; knowing that animals are sensitive to these things, but there was nothing but the tranquility and peace of a beautiful place.
What could it have been? A poltergiest? A demon? An alien? an inter-dimensional being? Why was it so aggressive to Steve? Was it a precursor; a warning of the terrible events to come in the Nypro disaster? Was it good? Or was it evil? Plenty would have an opinion on it but without further evidence or hard science, we will never know.
Flixborough does have quite a history though. Mentioned in the Domesday book as `Flichesburg' the parish was home to the discovery of an Anglo Saxon settlement by archaelogists during the late 80's and early 90's. These ancient places are frequently mentioned in folklore and in modern day accounts of paranormal events.
For those interested in more details about the Nypro Disaster, I can recommend no better place to visit and pay respect than the The Glebe Blog. This is first-hand accounts of being amongst the horror of that terrible day.
Matt Cage & Denham Crow - June 2013
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Alou: My Baseball Journey
ALOU FELIPE ALOU
Growing up in a tiny shack in the Dominican Republic, Felipe Alou never dreamed he would be the first man to go from his country to play and manage in Major League Baseball—and also the first to play in the World Series. Today, the Dominican Republic produces more Major League players than any country outside the United States.
In this extraordinary autobiography, Alou tells of his real dream: to become a doctor. An uncle was funding his university education when an improbable turn of events intervened at the 1955 Pan American Games. There as a track and field athlete, Alou was pressed into service on the baseball field to replace a player sent home for disciplinary reasons. A scout noticed Alou and offered him two hundred pesos to sign a pro contract. Knowing his father owed the grocer exactly two hundred pesos, Alou signed.
Battling racism in the United States and political turmoil in his home country, Alou persevered, paving the way for younger brothers Matty and Jesús and scores of other Dominicans, including his son Moisés. A fourth Alou brother, Juan, might have joined the historic trio if not for the improbable direction his own life took.
Alou played seventeen years in the Major Leagues, accumulating more than two thousand hits and two hundred home runs, and then managed another fourteen—four with the San Francisco Giants and ten with the Montreal Expos, where he became the winningest manager in franchise history. Alou became a special friend of Roberto Clemente, roomed with Willie McCovey, Orlando Cepeda, Juan Marichal, and Joe Torre, and suffered the tragic death of his firstborn son.
Alou's pioneering journey is embedded in the history of baseball, the Dominican Republic, and a remarkable family.
PAT'S REVIEW
I grew up watching Felipe Alou and then his two brothers playing baseball during the 60's and 70'. I also remember him as the manager of the Montreal Expos. I did not know about his life from or on the Dominic Republic. That was very informative, along with the racism he faced in the '50s and then after talking about the experiences he had as a Latin player. A 1963 article in Sport magazine would talk about what he saw and what he felt, he would also be fined by then Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick. He would devote an entire chapter to this. He goes into the loss of his son, the time he spent with Willie McCovey, Roberto Clemente, Orlando Cepeda and others. I really liked how he went into talking about the 1994 Expos team and the player from that team. He also gives his opinion on the DH rule and how he thinks that the National League should adopt the rule. I found this to be a very good book and really enjoyed the read. I received this book from Netgalley.com I gave it 5 stars. Follow us at www.1rad-readerreviews.com


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Board of Light and Power moves forward with Energy Center
MARQUETTE — Marquette residents are one step closer to more reliable power. The Marquette City…
We Energies talks about new deal with Cliffs
MARQUETTE — When Cliffs Natural Resources left We Energies as their power supplier for the…
Economy / Jobs
WE Energies: UPPCO won't buy Presque Isle Power Plant
ISHPEMING — ABC 10 has learned today that there are now some changes to the…
Cliffs once again buying electricity from Presque Isle Power Plant
DAFTER — One of the elements of the recent deal to head off huge electric…
Renewable energy coalition discusses possible biomass plant
CALUMET — The Keweenaw Renewable Energy Coalition is one step closer to helping bring a…
Lower Michigan
K.I. Sawyer power plant developer supports new energy bills
ISHPEMING — More than half of Michigan's electricity is currently generated by burning coal. The…
Michigan AG Schuette challenging requests for electric rate hikes
LANSING — Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette is challenging requests for electric rate increases by…
Michigan House demands that FERC back off of U.P. electric rate hike
LANSING — The Michigan House of Representatives has approved two resolutions to protect U.P. residents…
Marquette business sells one-of-a-kind safety training kits
MARQUETTE — Companies throughout the world are looking for new ways to train employees to…
U.P. city managers talk energy, economic development
MARQUETTE — Upper Peninsula city and village managers from the U.P. say energy is one…


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Henry Timken (August 16, 1831 in Bremen, Germany – March 16, 1909 in San Diego, California) was an inventor and businessman who founded the Timken Roller Bearing Company, later called the Timken Company. His family migrated to the United States when he was 7 years old. He began his business career in the St. Louis region. His inventions of an improved carriage spring and an improved roller bearing brought him the money needed to create a company dedicated to the latter.

Biography
Henry Timken was born in Bremen, now in Germany, and emigrated to the United States with his family when he was seven years old. The Timkens settled in Sedalia, Missouri; Henry left the family farm to apprentice under carriage-builder Caspar Schurmeier. Timken opened his own carriage-building company in St. Louis in 1855, and introduced several improvements to the carriages his firm produced, including his patented "Timken buggy spring", which made him a fortune.

He patented an improved tapered roller bearing in 1898. A year later, he established the Timken Roller Bearing Axle Company which grew rapidly as the product was in great demand by cars, trucks, and tractors. By 1923, 90% of the country's production of bearings came from Timken. His slogan "Wherever wheels and shafts turn", describes the widespread use for bearings—trains, conveyors, elevators, aircraft engines, even space shuttle landing wheels.

He first retired in 1887 and settled in San Diego, California, but regretted retiring in 1891 and went back to St Louis. He later returned to San Diego for a second retirement before dying there in 1909. His last residence still stands, and is known as Timken House. The nearby Timken Museum of Art in Balboa Park bears his family's name, as it was established with his fortune.

Honors
Timken was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame on September 19, 1998. Henry Timken was one of six inducted into the hall of fame at ceremonies done at the E J Thomas Hall in Akron, Ohio. William Robert Timken Jr., Timken's great-grandson, the retired chairman and chief executive officer of The Timken Co, and who was the United States Ambassador to Germany, received the award on behalf of his great-grandfather.

References

External links

1831 births
1909 deaths
Businesspeople from St. Louis
German emigrants to the United States
People from Canton, Ohio
19th-century American businesspeople

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Basically each page generates its own pagename?returnurl=/'....', not good from the SEO standpoint.
I wonder if there is an alternative login skin object or a solution to this issue. What's your opinion? How do you go about that, besides the robots.txt (which many do not use for this, to start with this website)?
Hi Cathal, that's ok, but it does not solve the url issue.
That could be an idea. In the meantime and otherwise, in many cases one could simply remove the object altogether from the skin and force registered users to use the /login.aspx url. After all, few CMS offer the login link openly. Or do you see major drawbacks for that?


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(414) 928-2309	1219 N. Cass Street
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
Attorney John Birdsall has more than 25 years of experience and has earned a reputation as one of the most trusted criminal defense lawyers in Milwaukee and the State of Wisconsin. With over 250 jury trails, mostly for serious felonies such as homicide, he has an acquittal rate that is three times the Wisconsin average. John's practice is focused exclusively on defending the wrongly accused, and has recently helped a client named Eddie Gill. After being accused of shooting and killing a Milwaukee resident, John helped uncover that the police has interrogated Gill into confessing when he was in...
Jody Usow
Whitefish Bay, WI Domestic Violence Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(414) 961-9500	105 E. Silver Spring Drive
Whitefish Bay,	WI 53217
Jody L. Usow is a graduate of the Marquette University Law School and was admitted to the Wisconsin State Bar in 1986. Jody has extensive experience in civil and criminal law and is an experienced litigator having tried hundreds of cases in Wisconsin Circuit Courts. Although the focus of her practice is increasingly devoted to aspects of family law, she continues to litigate in several areas. --	Family Law and Litigation, including divorce, child custody, child support, paternity and domestic violence. In addition to representing private clients, Ms. Usow is regularly appointed as a Guardian ad Litem in...
Matthew R Meyer
Milwaukee, WI Domestic Violence Lawyer with 8 years of experience
(414) 270-0202	316 N. Milwaukee Street, Ste. 200
As a co-founder of Meyer Van Severen, S.C., Matthew R. Meyer is dedicated to serving clients throughout southeastern Wisconsin.
He focuses his practice on criminal law, handling cases ranging from municipal violations to homicide, sexual assault, firearm cases, and drug cases. Mr. Meyer also regularly defends individuals accused of drunk driving.
In 2008, Mr. Meyer graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in political science from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He then went on to receive a Juris Doctor in 2012 from Marquette University Law School. While attending law school Mr. Meyer gained valuable experience serving as an intern with...
Michael F. Hart
(888) 565-7597	735 N Water St
Domestic Violence, Appeals, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Michael F. Hart has been one of Wisconsin's leading criminal defense attorneys for the past twenty-nine years. His imposing courtroom presence has distinguished him as a prominent trial lawyer, and his dedication to justice has earned him the recognition of being a Wisconsin Super Lawyer by many of the state's judges and lawyers.
His successes include a variety of practice areas, and his clients range from high-profile members of the National Football League to white collar workers. Most notably, his triumphs include one of the largest defamation awards in Wisconsin history against a private individual, where Michael successfully helped his client...
Stephen Govin
(414) 704-4889	1110 N. Old World 3rd Street
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Stephen Govin is an experienced and aggressive Criminal Defense Attorney, representing clients in state and federal courts throughout Wisconsin. He is dedicated to providing the highest level of legal services and personal care to clients facing charges from misdemeanors to serious felony offenses.
Stephen received a B.A. in Criminology from Marquette University in 1999. He attended on an athletic scholarship for soccer, where he helped Marquette reach its first NCAA Division I soccer tournament. His J.D. was earned at Marquette University Law School in 2003, focusing on criminal law from his first day. Stephen clerked for the Honorable Victor Manion in...
Nicole Muller
Milwaukee, WI Domestic Violence Attorney with 2 years of experience
(414) 928-2309	1219 N Cass St.
Attorney Nicole A. Muller has recently joined Birdsall Obear & Associates, SC as an associate attorney. Not only is Attorney Muller a graduate of Catholic University in Washington D.C. where she studied Political Science and Studio Art, but before going to law school also graduated from Columbia University in New York City. After graduating from Columbia, Attorney Muller decided to dedicate her life to fixing our broken criminal justice system in this country. This passion to bring about positive change is what brought Attorney Muller to the great state of Wisconsin and Marquette University Law School.
Attorney Muller graduated from Marquette...
Terese J. Singer
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Divorce, Family and Personal Injury
Attorney Singer devotes her practice almost exclusively to helping couples through the difficult process of dissolving their marriage and rebuilding their lives. With over 25 years of experience, she is particularly sensitive to protecting her client's children and the parent's right to remain fully involved in their lives. She also works diligently to insure that her client's financial interests are protected, whether that means fighting for a fair division of property or making sure that maintenance is awarded in the appropriate cases. Her clients are divided equally between men and women and both have their rights and interests vigorously defended....
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William H. Green
(414) 882-7666	4701 North Port Washington Road
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Family
Why Choose Attorney William Green?
A Family Attorney You Can Trust
When you're dealing with family law matters in Wisconsin, you need a professional family attorney by your side. Will Green can handle any family law matters, including and not limited to child custody, child support, divorce, annulments, prenuptial agreements, adoption, and assets and property division. He is well-versed in all family law in the state of Wisconsin and can uphold them in all legal proceedings with ease. With many years of experience, he can guide you to the results you need.
Whether a contested or uncontested divorce, Will Green can help couples...
Sydne French
(414) 446-3544	250 East Wisconsin Avenue
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Cannabis Law, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
I am a solo practitioner dedicated to the vigorous defense of individuals facing criminal charges, drunk driving charges, or probation/parole revocations. I am passionate about what I do and I never back down from a fight. I have earned a solid reputation for negotiating significantly reduced charges, penalties, and dismissals while aggressively defending my clients against the power and resources of the State. I try to take a personal interest in every person who calls me for help. I do my best to make sure they do not feel like they are just a case number or just another...
Lisle-Shannon Corallo
(414) 375-0618	127 East Silver Spring Drive
Domestic Violence, Divorce and Family
Jason Daniel Baltz
Shorewood, WI Domestic Violence Attorney with 20 years of experience
(414) 375-0797	4431 North Lake Drive
Shorewood,	WI 53211
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Business, Criminal Defense and Family
Jason D. Baltz is primarily a criminal defense attorney in Mikwaukee, but he also takes on cases for family law, personal injury, and business law. To contact Attorney Baltz about your legal matter, visit his website, or call his office today!
Alexander Perwich III
(414) 270-0202	316 N. Milwaukee St.
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense and Traffic Tickets
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
Michael Gregg Levine
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Michael G. Levine received his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin in Madison. He went on to receive his juris doctor from the University of Miami School of Law in Coral Gables, Florida, receiving a Dean's Certificate of Achievement for Outstanding Academic Performance in Substantive Criminal Law and graduating cum laude.
While living in Florida, Mr. Levine began his legal career working in the Public Defenders Offices of both Dade and Broward Counties. During his time as a public defender Mr. Levine managed a felony case load in excess of one hundred files at any given time. He...
Aileen Henry
(262) 363-3200	3500 S. 92nd Street
Aileen Henry has dedicated her legal practice to ensuring justice and due process for her clients. You can be confident that she has the knowledge and experience to be able to stand by your side and fight aggressively to protect your rights. When you or someone you know is being questioned by the police or has been charged with a crime, the stakes are high. A conviction can lead to jail or prison time, fines, restitution, community service, driver's license suspension, probation. In addition, it can result in a lifetime mark on your criminal record which may have a serious impact...
Robert M Courtney
(414) 224-6070	1110 N Old World 3rd St Suite 215
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Traffic Tickets
With over 30 years experience practicing Criminal Defense, Drunk Driving Defense, Traffic Offenses and Driver's License Reinstatement, Mr. Molter has acted as an arbitrator on numerous personal injury cases, having been appointed by other law firms that need his negotiating skills in arbitration.
Mr. Christopher S. Carson
New Berlin, WI Domestic Violence Attorney with 28 years of experience
(262) 860-8932	15350 W. National Ave.
New Berlin,	WI 53151
Wisconsin family lawyer specializing in divorce, custody, child support, maintenance, criminal defense, DUI, bankruptcy, domestic violence, appeals, probation revocation hearings. Free consultation.
Carlos Alberto Gamino
Waukesha, WI Domestic Violence Attorney with 23 years of experience
(262) 650-6700	1055 Whiterock Ave
Waukesha,	WI 53186
Carlos A. Gamino is a zealous attorney who advocates for the legal rights of his clients in communities throughout the Milwaukee metropolitan area, and all of Southeastern Wisconsin. Working with a team of attorneys at Gamino Law Offices allows Attorney Carlos Gamino the ability to provide each client with the personal service and innovative legal analysis to achieve desired results for his clients.
Andrew C. Ladd
Waukesha, WI Domestic Violence Lawyer with 40 years of experience
(262) 542-3900	707 W. Moreland Blvd., Suite 7
Waukesha,	WI 53188-2400
We represent clients in Waukesha and throughout Southeastern Wisconsin in a range of legal matters, including criminal defense, bankruptcy and family law matters. By handling many different practice areas, our lawyers are uniquely positioned to see the crossover from one practice area to others. We can help you understand how your criminal law decisions can impact your divorce or other matters, for example.
Thomas J. Schneck
(262) 542-3900	707 W. Moreland Boulevard, Suite 7
Thomas J. Schneck represent clients throughout Southeastern Wisconsin in criminal defense, bankruptcy and family law matters. He knows how important every matter is to every client and he works closely with each client to work through each issue to achieve the best possible result.
Ryan J. Harrington
N14 W23755 Stone Ridge Drive
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Attorney Ryan J. Harrington has been in practice for over 19 years, having worked in both Wisconsin and Illinois while focusing on criminal defense, personal injury, bankruptcy, traffic, and temporary restraining orders due to domestic abuse or harassment. Mr. Harrington joined D'Angelo & Jones as an associate in June of 2002, and was elected partner in January of 2007. He has practiced throughout southeastern Wisconsin in more than 20 counties, and was praised for his trial work by the Wisconsin State Public Defender in an issue of its monthly publication after winning an acquittal in his very first felony...
Eric Raskopf
Oconomowoc, WI Domestic Violence Attorney with 29 years of experience
Oconomowoc,	WI 53066
I have successfully defended the rights of the accused in the full range of criminal and traffic offenses since 1992. I am sensitive to the fact that while I have a busy caseload, this may be your only experience with the criminal justice system. Whether your are accused of a minor traffic violation or a serious felony, you can expect that your matter will be handled with a high level of professionalism, integrity and sensitivity. Remember, it's your case.
Proper communication between attorney and client is the hallmark of effective representation. Clients can expect copies of documents filed on their behalf...
Robert W Keller
Racine, WI Domestic Violence Attorney with 28 years of experience
Racine,	WI 53403
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Attorney Robert W. Keller practices exclusively in the areas of criminal defense law, and has been doing so since 1992. Clients are represented throughout the State of Wisconsin in both State and Federal Courts. Primary counties of practice include Racine, Kenosha and Milwaukee.
Felony Practice:
A majority of the practice is devoted to felony criminal defense. This includes, but is not limited to homicide cases, controlled substance violations, firearms offenses, sexual assault crimes, reckless endangerment and serious theft cases.
Misdemeanor Crimes:
All misdemeanor offenses, including drug offenses and all domestic violence related cases.
Traffic Crimes:
Operating While Intoxicated, Operating After Revocation, Fleeing...
Christopher Glinski
Attorney Christopher M. Glinski is an aggressive and experienced Racine criminal defense, divorce, and child custody lawyer. He has dedicated his career to aggressively defending the rights of his clients and getting his clients great results. He also handles traffic tickets.
Attorney Glinski has consistently been rated one of the top lawyers in Wisconsin. He was recently recognized as one of the "Top 40 Trial Lawyers under 40" in Wisconsin and nationally recognized as one of the "Top 100 Criminal Defense Lawyers." He works in Racine and Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Call (262) 632-1555 for a free consultation....
Christy Marie Hall
(262) 632-7500	601 Lake Ave, Ste 101
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Juvenile
Over the past 22 years I have represented clients in both State and Federal court charged with a variety of crimes, as well as appellate representation. While I have represented individuals charged with serious felonies all the way down to traffic offenses, I realize that each client's situation is uniquely different, and of the utmost importance to them. That is why the cornerstone of these representations has been a thorough investigation both factually and legally of all defenses so that no potential defenses are left unexplored or unlitigated. This 'leave no stone unturned' type of representation has led to numerous...
John Caviale
Kenosha, WI Domestic Violence Lawyer with 42 years of experience
(262) 657-7666	702 57th St
I was born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I graduated from Marquette High School, The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Marquette Law School. I have been practicing law throughout the State of Wisconsin, primarily in Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha and Walworth Counties. I concentrate in criminal defense, DUI/OWI, traffic tickets and personal injury
Sallie Leigh Rubenzer
West Bend , WI Domestic Violence Lawyer with 33 years of experience
(262) 306-7399	West Bend ,	WI 53095
Andrew Walter
Elkhorn, WI Domestic Violence Attorney with 15 years of experience
(262) 743-1290	108 West Court Street
Elkhorn,	WI 53121
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Appeals, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Andrew R. Walter is a criminal defense attorney in Elkhorn, Wisconsin. Andrew has represented hundreds of Walworth County criminal defense and DUI cases. Andrew's wins and favorable plea agreements have been featured in The Milwaukee Journal, The Janesville Gazette, and Wisconsin Law Journal. Andrew also handles criminal appeals throughout Wisconsin and has been selected as lead attorney in several prominent Wisconsin appeals that have resulted in wins for his clients. Call Andrew for a free consultation about your case.
Robert Olmr
Port Washington, WI Domestic Violence Attorney
(262) 546-0677	110 East Main Street
Port Washington,	WI 53074
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Family
Tracey A Wood
Madison, WI Domestic Violence Lawyer with 28 years of experience
(608) 490-5779	1 S Pinckney St #950
A true Wisconsin native, Attorney Wood earned her undergraduate degree from Marquette University and her law degree from the University of Wisconsin. From the beginning of her legal career, Attorney Wood dedicated herself to defending OWI cases—allowing her to gain valuable experience and insights that are used to help her clients. Attorney Wood is the first Wisconsin attorney to serve on the Board of Regents for the National College for DUI Defense (NCDD) held at Harvard Law School, an organization devoted to furthering education for attorneys in this field of law. She is also a frequent speaker at...
Jeffrey Blessinger
Baraboo, WI Domestic Violence Lawyer with 24 years of experience
Baraboo,	WI 53913
Family Law Attorney Jeff Blessinger has earned a very strong local and regional reputation as tough and intelligent, yet compassionate in fighting for the rights of his clients. For more than 19 years, Attorney Blessinger has skillfully handled all types of family law cases, from high conflict child custody, child support and maintenance battles, to collaborative divorces, alimony, and paternity issues. Jeff has the skills, experience, reputation, and legal ability to successfully represent and defend you in any family law case, no matter how large or small.
Teuta Jonuzi
Madison, WI Domestic Violence Attorney with 3 years of experience
(608) 490-5779	1 S Pinckney St. Suite 950
As an young and energetic attorney at Tracey Wood & Associates, Teuta Jonuzi fights hard for the rights or her clients.
Corey Chirafisi
Madison, WI Domestic Violence Attorney with 23 years of experience
(608) 250-3500	1 S. Pinckney Street
City University of New York - City College
An accomplished criminal defense attorney in Wisconsin, Corey C. Chirafisi devotes his legal career solely to defending individuals charged with criminal and drunk driving offenses. He handles cases involving Wisconsin state law as well as federal law, and has represented people on every type of criminal charge and all levels of drunk driving charges with rather impressive results in numerous difficult cases. A former prosecutor, Mr. Chirafisi began his career as an assistant district attorney handling criminal matters ranging from disorderly conduct to homicide. He provides this experience to current clients whether they are charged with battery, computer...
Britteny LaFond
Oshkosh, WI Domestic Violence Lawyer with 5 years of experience
(920) 739-9909	2001 Bowen St.
Oshkosh,	WI 54901
David Kowalski
(608) 709-5000	725 Heartland Trail
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Appeals, Divorce and Family
I have worked in family law exclusively for about 20 years. Four years ago, I started Kowalski Family Law specifically to combine my experience in the quality and resources of large firms with the personal attention and manageable legal fees of a smaller firm.
Throughout my career, I have represented clients of diverse financial, ethnic, social, and cultural backgrounds. Experience gained through participation in hundreds of court hearings allows me to serve my clients across the entire spectrum of family issues..
I routinely lecture on family and child-related topics at seminars sponsored by the State Bar of Wisconsin and other legal organizations. For example, in 2010, I was Wisconsin's representative to the American Academy of...
Sarah Schmeiser
(608) 661-1054	33 E Main Street
Sarah concentrates on two areas of practice: criminal and traffic defense and immigration law. In the area of criminal and traffic defense, Sarah has defended clients at all levels - from local municipal courts through the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Sarah handles many circuit court trials every year, successfully protecting client interests. Sarah handles all levels of appeal in criminal and traffic cases and has argued several cases in front of the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Sarah frequently handles charges of drunk driving, sexual assault, substantial battery, theft from employer, delivery of a controlled substance, and all types of criminal and...
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Charu Haasan, as we had reported earlier, is acting as an aging local gangster in an upcoming film directed by Vijay Sri.G, and produced by music director Prakash Nikki under Peacock Film Factory. Ace comedian Janakaraj is also making a comeback in this film.
Reliable sources tell us that the team has approached Ulaganayagan Kamal Haasan to sing an interesting number for Charu Haasan. The team is also hopeful of getting a positive response from the Chevalier man.
People looking for online information on Charu Haasan, Kamal Haasan will find this news story useful.


The ACCESS Board of Directors is selected by the Assembly to engage in the day-to-day operations at ACCESS. Everything from equipment purchases, contracts, personnel action and financial oversight is handled by the Board. The Board is made up of 2 superintendents each from both Mahoning and Columbiana counties, 1 treasurer each from both Mahoning and Columbiana counties, and the superintendents from both the Mahoning County and Columbiana County Educational Service Centers. The ACCESS Executive Director and the Treasurer are also part of the Board of Directors, but are non-voting members.


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Why do volcanoes erupt and can we forecast future activity?
By Phil Shane
Why do volcanoes erupt and can we forecast future activity? Phil Shane explains the science behind volcanoes.
One of the grand challenges of volcano science is understanding the behaviour of a volcano, and whether can we forecast the likelihood of future eruptions. Despite decades of high technology monitoring, and even longer historic records for some volcanoes, there is currently no single model that explains the behaviour of a particular volcano. Indeed, volcanoes that are in close proximity may exhibit a completely different history of lava and ash eruptions, such as Ngāuruhoe and Red Crater at Tongariro, New Zealand, which are just a few kilometres apart.
For most volcanoes, magma (molten rock) originates in Earth's mantle. However, the composition and character of what gets erupted is strongly controlled by the torturous pathway (the conduit) to the surface. This is a clue to why volcanic activity is so hard to predict. Magmas generated in the mantle may raise due to buoyancy. Thus, ascent will be controlled by their temperature and volatile (gas) content. However, during ascent, the magma may start to crystallise, and will stall at depths of 20-25 km in the lower and middle crust, or at various depths. This is due to changes in viscosity that prevents flow and because the magma may reach neutral buoyancy with its surroundings. Magma is a mixture of hot liquid, gas and solid. The gases segregate during ascent, and can travel to different parts of the system, leaving behind a magma with changed rheological properties (ability to flow). Most volcanoes have been active for thousands of years. Thus, magmas have incrementally ascended and stalled in their subterranean systems. This phenomenon alters the thermal and tensile strength of the surrounding crust which channels the magma flow. As a result new magmas encounter older cooling magma bodies in the crust. Magma mixing can occur, and older magmas can be thermally re-activated. All of these factors make it difficult to identify precursors to pending unrest or to model ascent from geophysical data collected during unrest.
Seismic, gravity and electrical field surveys of the deep and shallow plumbing beneath current active and dormant volcanoes around the world have failed to identify sizeable bodies of molten magma stored in the crust. This is an enigma considering many volcanoes erupt vast quantities of material (0.01 to 1000 cubic kilometres of rock) sometimes in the space of days to a few years. Instead, geophysical data collected from beneath large volcanoes such as Yellowstone (Western US) and Toba (Sumatra) reveal bodies of hot rock that contain only a few percent to perhaps ten percent melt. Beneath Toba, these small melt bodies occur as a series of stacked lenses through the crust. This, along with geochemical and mineralogical evidence, suggests to most geologists that magma bodies are in fact crystal mush zones – bodies that are mostly crystal and the melt occurs as a thin film around crystal surfaces. These mush zones are narrow, but vertically extensive. Being mixtures of solids, liquids and gases that change due to segregate with time, there are critical points in space and time when a magma will be more prone to eruption. The challenge is for geologists to recognise the state of the system that is most likely to tip toward a new eruption.
Even when a magma body is prone to erupt, what is the final triggering/tipping point or cause? There have been many historic eruptions that are apparently triggered by new magma from the mantle entering a crustal reservoir of older magma, and thermally triggering it back to life. Examples include Pinatubo (Philippines) and Montserrat (Caribbean). In such cases, the erupted rock contains microscopic geochemical evidence of two magmas mixing, and real-time seismic data tracks the rise of new magma entering the system. However, sometimes there is a lack of good evidence for magma mixing or it is uncertain (e.g. Mt St Helens, USA). Recent studies by researchers at the University of Auckland suggest that some eruptions lag behind the entry and mixing of new magma to the shallow reservoir. It is likely that crystallisation of the magma expels volatiles into the remaining melt, explosively triggering it to erupt. If correct, such phenomena could be difficult to detect by seismic and gas monitoring because it may not cause a significant signal. Furthermore, other eruptions are not connected to the arrival of new magma. Gases that easily segregate from the magma will collect in sealed conduits beneath the vent. Ultimately, there will be an explosion once the strength of the surrounding rocks is overcome. It is possible that the December 2019 event at White Island was this type of eruption.
A compounding factor in forecasting eruptions is that for most volcanoes long periods of dormancy can last decades to tens of thousands of years while unrest can represent a relatively short event lasting days/months to perhaps a decade. In many cases last century, the biggest eruptions on Earth have occurred at volcanoes that had no record of prior historic activity (e.g., Pinatubo), and indeed local people were unaware that they were even volcanoes! Hence, years to a few decades of monitoring with advanced technology may not be a representative guide to how a volcano behaves.
Despite the lack of long-term monitoring databases, and the complexity of how magma behaves as it rises to the surface, increased technological surveillance, including of remote regions via satellite imaging, is leading to better mitigation of potential hazards associated with volcanoes. It is unlikely that risk will ever be completely eliminated because some volcanic phenomena have such rapid onset times (seconds to minutes). Also, the planet's increasing human population is pushing settlements into areas unsuitable for long-term habitation close to volcanoes.
Phil Shane is an Associate Professor in the Environment at the University of Auckland. He is an expert in volcanos and volcano hazards.
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article reflect the author's opinion and not necessarily the views of The Big Q.
Why did White Island erupt and why was there no warning?


The area under the right ramp along the shooter lane is very dark, make the area come alive with this vibrant LED strip light. Improve visibility and overall aesthetics with this mod. Plug and play, simple install, hooks to GI. Shown in green, but can also do blue, red, white and purple. Works on any other game as well. Includes 15" light strip, connectors and enough wire to hook to a nearby GI or insert socket.


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Miscellany 50 Wednesday 7 August 2019
Miscellany50 is a celebratory radio festival weekend of short writing and music produced to salute fifty years on air in 2018 of Sunday Miscellany, RTÉ Radio 1's iconic programme. Five concerts each captured a decade between 1968 and 2018 and were introduced by writers including Mary O'Malley, Joseph O'Connor and Lisa McInerney.
Miscellany50 offered a feast of music and song to savour – some specially commissioned to premier over the weekend – from artists including Donnacha Dennehy, Kate Ellis, Jennifer Walshe, Michael Holohan and Niall Valelly.
Throughout the weekend The Cube downstairs in the Project played host to Miscellany50's Listening Lounge. Here there was free access to a choice of content from Sunday Miscellany's eclectic archive from classic contributors across the decades such as Maeve Binchy, Benedict Kiely, Sam McAughtry, Nuala O'Faolain and Anthony Cronin.
Miscellany50's concerts were recorded and produced for broadcast on RTÉ Radio 1 and are being broadcast in July and August 2019 with the support of the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.
Miscellany50: Live at The Project
Last winter a weekend festival of new writing and live music took place in the Project Arts Centre in Dublin, to mark 50 years on air of Sunday Miscellany. The result was Miscellany50 Live from the Project. The brief to each writer was to take a year between when the programme went on air in 1968 and the present, as the starting point for a new piece of writing. This programme takes the years 2003 to 2007.
Music and song on the programme was:
A Triumph for Freedom in Dublin and South Africa (2003) by Liam Power followed by Nono Madolo (solo vocal) with the South African National Anthem; An Exile in Liverpool (2004) by Kevin Barry followed by Cormac Begley (concertina) with 'Slán le Máigh'; Doings in Japan (2005) by Caitriona Lally with Malachy Robinson (double base and Dermot Dunne (button accordion) with Debussy Prelude; Why I Started to Write (2006) by Melatu Uche Okorie followed by Conor Linehan (piano) with Alexander Scriablin's Étude in C sharp minor opus 2 no 1; Topsoil (2007) by Siobhan Mannion and Síle Denvir (Irish harp) performed Seabhac na hÉirne.
Miscellany50 Podcast: Years 2003 - 2007
On the programme: A Triumph for Freedom in Dublin and South Africa (2003) by Liam Power; An Exile in Liverpool (2004) by Kevin Barry; Doings in Japan (2005) by Caitríona Lally, Why I Started to Write (2006) by Melatu Uche Okorie and Topsoil (2007) by Siobhan Mannion
National Anthem Of South Africa
Nono Madola
Slán Le Máigh
Cormac Begley
Malachy Robinson (Double Bass) Dermot Dunne Button Accordion)
Etude In C Sharp Minor Op.2 No 1
Conor Linehan
Seabhac Na Héirne
Síle Denvir
Miscellany50: Live at The Project: Years 2008 - 2012
Wednesday 31st July
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Forensic Files is a pioneer in the field of fact-based, high-tech, dramatic storytelling. This series of television programs delves into the world of forensic science, profiling intriguing crimes, accidents, and outbreaks of disease from around the world.
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Canadian True Crime
Kristi Lee
Explore some of the most controversial, heartbreaking and thought-provoking true crime cases in Canadian history with Kristi Lee, an Australian who has been living in Canada for 12 years. Utilizing facts curated from court documents, trial reporting and news archives, Kristi takes you through each story from beginning to end, with a look at the way the media covered the crime and the impact it had on the community. New episodes typically on the 1st and 15th of each month. Learn more at www.c ...
Crimes and Consequences
Listen to the gripping details of the world's most brutal murders presented to you by two attorneys who rely on their sarcasm and wit to plow through the horrors of the crimes. Court and police records are heavily relied on to ensure the accuracy of each episode. Listen to Crimes and Consequences for your weekly dose of hardcore true crime.
A&E / PodcastOne
Based on the iconic, Emmy-nominated series on A&E, this show explores some of the most difficult-to-solve murders, which stymied investigators and went cold, sometimes for decades. In fact, one-third of all murders in America remain open. But thanks to dogged investigators and breakthroughs in forensic technology, these cases become part of the rare 1% of cold cases that are ever solved. Cold Case Files is hosted by Paula Barros.
Most Notorious! A True Crime History Podcast
Blue Ewe Media
Serial killers. Gangsters. Gunslingers. Victorian-era murderers. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Each week, the Most Notorious podcast features true-life tales of crime, criminals, tragedies and disasters throughout history. This is an interview show spotlighting authors and historians who have studied their subjects for years. Their stories are offered with unique insight, detail, and historical accuracy.


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Patrick Strudwick
I read 'Anti-Gay' in February this year. It was around the time Gaga released 'Born this Way' and the 'gay community' seemed to collectively suspend all critical faculties. Only a couple of weeks later, Johann Hari wrote his awful, racist lies about 'Muslim homophobia' in Tower Hamlets and the piece went viral, shared by countless educated people who should have known better. That piece and the reaction to it (from Hari, from his colleagues, from his readers) proved to be the catalyst for a serious appraisal of my own beliefs and approaches towards the media, identity politics and wider politics.
It took in 'gay activists' in Tower Hamlets, Caitlin Moran, Johann Hari, Patrick Strudwick and Sunny Hundal (repeatedly – exactly a year ago I actually followed Johann, Patrick and Sunny. I would sometimes engage in harmless banter with them. It was only when I criticised them that they turned (quite insanely) nasty and this response proved to be quite typical of their peers like Caitlin and Grace Dent. An honourable mention to Eva Wiseman, who somehow tracked down a criticism I made of one of her articles (I didn't send it to her) and responded in very good humour) and the John Snow "kiss-ins". The Hari scandal, by complete coincidence, unfolded only weeks after my own disillusionment with him and the response to that further informed my self-criticism. It led me to be depressed at the ironic cynicism which passes as 'writing' for so many prominent figures in the media (and the ironic responses they receive).
The response by many of my peers to the London riots only added to the sense that I had been living in a cosy bubble for many years, not really questioning anything around me but instead being happy to have my opinions reflected back at me. My disgust with identity politics led to a re-focusing on class and in increasing disdain for the petty politics of Labour vs Tory (something which, again, I have been frequently guilty of). I have been bored to death by the tedious and irrelevant chattering about Ed Miliband being replaced by someone more presentable. It seems that 'Labour' or 'Tory' have in many quarters become just another form of 'identity', signifying something while meaning nothing. My thinking of late has been around trying to form a coherent narrative relating class to many of the above issues and why identity politics inevitably reaches a cul-de-sac that inevitably ends up serving the powerful and diverting from the real problems.
I've come in for a lot of flack while thinking through all this stuff. Of course I know that I can seem smug, vitriolic, aggressive in my writing but really I think many of the responses I have received are more to do with the things I'm questioning and how the person relates to them than with anything relating to me. I don't claim to know any great 'truth' or to be 'correct' but I think it's fair to say that my politics and my approach to politics has completely altered this year, more so than it has done probably since university over a decade ago. A decade seems like a long enough time to coast along without seriously having my beliefs challenged. That is the fundamental thing – whomever else has been a part of this, it's my own thinking and beliefs that I have ultimately been criticising. I feel much better for it and feel excited about what 2012 will bring – in terms of what I will learn and also what I can do to help fight the battles I believe are important.
Edit- and in the spirit of continuing to learn, if anyone has any recommendations for future reading please comment below and let me know.
Activism, General, LGBT, Lifestyle, Media, Personal, Politics, Social Media
Anti-Gay, class, Identity Politics, Johann Hari, lady gaga, Patrick Strudwick, personal, Politics, Riots
This perfectly exposes the fundamental problem of separating crimes, particularly violent crimes, by various traits shared by victims and by their presumed causes. Much of the rhetoric aggressively voiced by many gay activists (and indeed wider) could be (and is) portrayed as 'anti-Catholic'. If you have a story like this, one 'side' will use it to bash the other. 'Look! Look what your words lead to!' And the other 'side' will take a story like this and say the same thing. It becomes a matter of various interest groups competing to be the most victimised and most able to spin a suitable narrative from that. The violence becomes lost in this – any common empathy and, most importantly, common response to it becomes all but impossible.
It also dehumanises the victims who increasingly cease to be seen as human beings and are instead reduced to an abstract 'difference': a 'gay', a 'Catholic'. You could see this in the instant response to the murder of Stuart Walker . He immediately became 'a gay man' who had been murdered because of his sexuality. As that link shows, this interpretation spread worldwide very quickly (in a way in which it would not have had Stuart not been gay – I don't imagine very many people outside of Scotland are aware of the case of Zoe Nelson, for example). Then, over the course of the evening, some possible 'explanations' (not justifications, of course) for the murder came out (some of them quite unsavory). As quickly as he had become 'a gay' martyr, Stuart was dropped. The column which Patrick Strudwick (yes, him again) had written within 24 hours of the discovery of Stuart's body never appeared, and anyone familiar with his work will know why – it would have fixated on Stuart's sexuality and used it to push a narrative of increasing 'hate crimes' against gay people. Now, Stuart is of no use and I doubt most of the people who expressed outrage at his death are even aware that someone was caught and charged with it (the Pink Paper did report Stuart's funeral last week but they do tend to report on anything that happens to anyone gay, anywhere, ever).
I had a discussion about 'hate crimes' this year with a transexual woman. She agreed that they were a ridiculous and divisive concept. Yet she still wanted violence against transexuals to be classed as a 'hate crime' in legislation. Her (not unreasonable) reasoning was that, since hate crime legislation wasn't going anywhere any time soon, her 'community' deserved that special recognition and protection too. In the frequently depressing discussion that recently sprung up about online abuse against females, I repeatedly saw people arguing that making this abuse a 'hate crime' was the way to deal with it. Where does it end and how many differences do we have to highlight before we step back and say 'hold on…all murder (for example) is hateful and wrong, no matter who the victim is. No murder is 'better' than another. No murder is intrinsically more 'tragic' than another.' That to me is real equality – expecting that I'll be treated the same as anyone else, even if something dreadful happens to me. I don't want to be reduced to my 'difference', thank you very much.
Most Scottish religious hate crimes 'target Catholics'
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/domenick-scudera/my-gay-lifestyle_b_1063570.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/patrick-strudwick/alan-craig-gaystapo_b_1095164.html
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gay, Patrick Strudwick
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A Q&A with David McCulloch
August 14, 2017 by David No Comments
Where it began… On top of the podium at age 20… Part of a World Class Winning Team
Get to know the man behind Intelligent Football as Founder David McCulloch answers five popular questions. Where the idea came from, what his most memorable achievement is, where he sees the game going and more.
Where did your idea for Intelligent Football come from?
The idea came to me back in the year 2000 when I was living in Australia on a troubleshooting assignment. I was watching Premier League highlights and despite it being the acclaimed 'best league in the world' I was absolutely stunned by the lack of teamwork, skill and managerial style on show.
It was evident to me there and then that teams and managers were crying out for improvement in a variety of key areas including style, teamwork and efficiency. That is where the idea for Intelligent Football was hatched.
I left Australia in 2001 and returned to the UK to pursue this dream.
How can you apply your previous experience and intelligence in tennis, sailing, superbikes, F5000 and F 1, to the field of football?
In the essence of any success or winning team its people that are the common denominator. If you can understand what makes people tick then you can get the best out of them – both as an individual and as a team. I started my management career back in 1968 at the Australian Institute of Management and have 40+ years' worth of insight on how to manage & develop people effectively and professionally.
These skills are transferable to any sport or business
Really, it's getting to know the people in a team and building that bridge which allows honest and effective communication. This bridge is what will enable better man management and improvement planning. You have to improve the people to improve the results & process and this is all the more true in football teams.
We don't tell we listen
Once you learn how to listen, you can start to understand the person and focus the discussion on what matters to them, rather than the one-way yelling & telling evident in football.
Most memorable achievement?
As a 20 year old Apprentice Engine Technician I was asked by my employers (Repco F5000 Engine Development Company) to look after the engine for the Rothmans Repco Matich F5000 Race Team during a two week promotional tour in the USA.
The team were competing in the L&M F5000 Series which attracted the world`s best teams and drivers.
Our first race was at Riverside Raceway 60 miles east of Los Angeles. We won both races and led the championship. The second race was 200 miles north of LA in Monterey, we finished second but still led the series at the end of our promotional tour. The experience gained as a 20 year old during this trip taught me how to build a world championship winning team, the true essence of teamwork and the importance of learning & developing a "how to win" mentality.
What is the one thing you'd most want changed in modern football?
The mentality in certain clubs. At the moment there's a firm belief you need to spend hundreds of millions to win football matches and achieve success. To me, that's buying success not building it. Clubs are too often failing to develop their own people, the mentality is 'buy, buy, buy' and that to me is crazy. British talent isn't given the opportunity to perform. It will be interesting to see how many of the World Cup winning England U20`s will be a given a chance to play week in week out next season at a high level.
I am of the belief that you start with an appraisal and obtain buy in of all people at a club. A learning & development program is introduced and people will improve.
In 2010/11 – £99.9million was spent replacing 62/92 managers in the Football League. Something is clearly wrong and it's time to consider the Intelligent Football Transformation process which improves managers and profits.
Where do you see the game going in the next 5 years?
More David and Goliath stories. Clubs that don't believe they can be successful developing a mind-set that enables them to think positively and become successful. It's amazing the impact a successful club has on a local community and I see the link between health and wellbeing between clubs and communities becoming of increasing importance.
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It's "Shallow" but not as you've seen it before.
Clad in a silver, glittering bodysuit, Lady Gaga performed her Grammy-winner "Shallow" from the Oscar-nominated movie A Star Is Born at the 2019 Grammy Awards ceremony.
Hitting the stage without co-star Bradley Cooper, Gaga was joined by co-writers Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt at Los Angeles' Staples Center on Sunday.
Gaga took the song back to its rock 'n' roll roots for her performance to truly spectacular results.


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