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Category: St Magnus Graffiti Project
Outreach St Magnus Graffiti Project
Link: Marks of devotion – exploring historic graffiti in St Magnus Cathedral
Marks of devotion: exploring historic graffiti in St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall – an article on Current Archaeology's The Past website outlining the St Magnus Cathedral Graffiti Project.
by Sigurd Towrie Wednesday, December 7, 2022 (8:56am) Wednesday, December 7, 2022 (9:04am)
Outreach Research St Magnus Graffiti Project
Link: Graffiti hunt finds 600 marks in Orkney's St Magnus Cathedral
A news story about the St Magnus Cathedral Graffiti Project, which has seen the publication of a leaflet detailing some of the inscriptions found in the 12th century cathedral.
by Sigurd Towrie Wednesday, May 4, 2022 (2:52pm) Wednesday, May 4, 2022 (2:54pm)
Video: Update on the St Magnus Cathedral graffiti community project
Dr Antonia Thomas, a lecturer and researcher at the University of the Highlands and Islands Archaeology Institute updated the Orkney Archaeology Society (OAS) on the St Magnus Cathedral Graffiti Project last month, and the video is now available.
by Sigurd Towrie Thursday, June 3, 2021 (9:38am) Thursday, June 3, 2021 (12:03pm)
St Magnus Cathedral graffiti project launched
Archaeologists from the University of the Highlands and Islands Archaeology Institute have teamed up with Orkney Archaeology Society for an exciting community archaeology project centred on the 870 year old St Magnus Cathedral in Kirkwall, Orkney.
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7 Times Pop Stars Posed for High Fashion Campaigns
Erica Russell
Erica Russell Published: March 21, 2018
Courtesy of Versace/Coach/Marc Jacobs
On Tuesday (March 20), Britney Spears made her high fashion debut as the face (and body!) of French-Japanese fashion house KENZO's latest campaign. But the Glory singer is hardly the first pop star to showcase her couture chops alongside a fashion label. Over the years, pop stars from Madonna to Lady Gaga to Selena Gomez have posed for high fashion houses, including Louis Vuitton, Versace and Coach, proving their double-threat abilities. Below, check out seven high fashion campaigns starring pop stars:
Pop Stars Who Posed for High Fashion Campaigns
Source: 7 Times Pop Stars Posed for High Fashion Campaigns
Filed Under: Britney Spears, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, Rita Ora, selena gomez


Take some time out and indulge yourself by taking luxury vacation to Egypt, Enjoy the experience of top class hotels and 5 stars luxury Nile Cruises in Egypt by choosing one of luxury Egypt vacations. Sample the excellent International cuisine served by friendly staff on your luxury Nile River Cruise whilst gliding along the Nile. Enjoy a private guide to accompany you on Egypt vacations from USA or other country.


Written By: 80sRocked on 11/30/02 at 10:17 p.m.
Think back to when you were growing up. What TV shows could you relate to?
Written By: Rice Cube on 11/30/02 at 11:06 p.m.
I used to like Family Matters a lot...I liked the big dude who played Carl the cop.
Written By: jamminoldies on 12/01/02 at 01:03 p.m.
Written By: Junior on 12/01/02 at 07:22 p.m.
Recently, though, I haven't been really to relate to anything, TV-wise...muscially, I've found songs (both by world-famous and unknown songwriters) that I can relate to though.
Written By: Edgewood_Dirk on 12/02/02 at 02:49 p.m.
Written By: jamminoldies on 12/03/02 at 06:29 p.m.
Our Family can relate to MARRIED WITH CHILDREN.
Written By: Ice Princess on 12/07/02 at 02:29 a.m.
Think back to when you were growing up. �What TV shows could you relate to?
No, seriously, I can't (and didn't) relate to most TV shows.
Written By: Big_Cheese on 12/12/02 at 05:58 a.m.
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Believe it or not the Brady Bunch. There were 6 of us in my family. What was different about us was that we had 1 boy and 5 girls and we were not step-siblings like on the show. We didn't have a housekeeper (and looking at our house you could tell) and we had 2 bathrooms (with toilets lol). At one point I did share a room with two of my sisters until our brother moved out and then it was only two of us sharing the room. (We were the youngest.) And NO we did not have pototo sack races in the backyard! We weren't as goody-goody as they were.
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Doug was the show(cartoon) i related to most probably cause i had my own "patty mayonnaise" situation and was never really a cool kid, but i didnt like it when it got bought by Disney, Nick did it so much better. I also kinda related to "Pete & Pete" and "The Wonder Years"


The Ladybug XL2300 is cute and effective. In fact it's one of the most powerful steam cleaners available.
Ladybug steam cleaner models provide an effective and environmentally friendly vapor steam cleaner option for households.
The Ladybug company first became known to the public in the the spring of 2004 when, House and Garden posted a picture of the cleaner along with a test they conducted on the net.
From the beginning the goal of the Ladybug steam cleaner designers was to produce a high quality, environmentally friendly cleaning system which did not use harmful chemicals to clean and sanitize businesses and homes.
They succeeded in making one of most environmentally-friendly steam cleaners on the market. Their machines are also very effective cleaners that reduce the germs, viruses, bacteria and other allergens in the environment. For these reasons it is the ideal cleaner for homes with people who suffer from allergies, asthma, and other breathing difficulties.
If you are looking for a more healthy way to clean your home here is an overview of three of these incredibly cute and extremely powerful Ladybug steam cleaners. One of these may be the ideal solution to your needs.
These three Ladybug steam cleaner models were chosen because they scored consistently high in consumer ratings, more often than not earning 5 out of 5 stars.
The 2150 Ladybug steam cleaner is the most basic of the Ladybug line, if such a word as basic can be used to describe these steam cleaners.
This round little canister cleaner does indeed look like a ladybug (as do all versions). However, don't let the absence of wings fool you as this little machine makes it possible to fly through the house while deep cleaning everything in it's path including those hard to reach cracks and crevices.
The 2150 Ladybug steamer can be used almost everywhere including carpets, counter tops, hard floors, windows and pretty much anywhere else where you want a deep clean without the use of strong smelling disinfectants or harmful chemicals.
It comes with a variety of tools making it possible to clean all different type surfaces and when the water tank runs dry you can simply fill it and keep cleaning without having to wait for the water to reheat saving you lots of time.
It comes with a 4 year warranty on the boiler and 2 years on all accessories but, users say that this Lady bug steam cleaner is a sturdy little well made machine that will run years past the warranty.
The 2200S Ladybug steam cleaner is a step up from the 2150 and comes with a pressure gauge, a CD that tells you how to use all the accessories, and an optional TANC system which scores the highest EPA disinfectant rating.
Still considered at the lower end of the Ladybug line, the 2200S has all the great attachment of its predecessor and can still deliver the same great cleaning to every surface in your home from windows, to mattresses, garbage bills to the inside of your oven and refrigerator.
This little red machine can even kill weeds on your patio as well as get your patio furniture clean from a seasons worth of dirt.
The XL2300 Lady bug steam cleaner is the top of the Ladybug line, and for good reason. This is a commercial-grade steam cleaner that is perfect for residential use as well.
With the optional TANC system not only don't you have to worry about mold, germs, and bacteria living in your home. This powerful cleaner can ensure that you never have to worry about bedbugs, dust mites, or grease lingering anywhere in your home.
This little Ladybug steamer machine has the greatest pressure and the highest steam temperature (298 degrees Fahrenheit) of any steam cleaner on the market. Which means it can blast away dirt, grime and allergens from anywhere in your home almost effortlessly. While saving you hours of cleaning time because you won't have to scrub anything.


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Alan Irwin Menken is an American musical theatre and film composer and pianist. Menken is best known for his scores for films produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios. His scores for The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and Pocahontas have each won him two Academy Awards. He also composed the scores for Little Shop of Horrors, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, Newsies, Home on the Range, Enchanted, Tangled, The Shaggy Dog, and Mirror Mirror. Menken has collaborated on several occasions with lyricists including Howard Ashman, Tim Rice, Glenn Slater, Stephen Schwartz, and David Zippel. With eight Academy Award wins, Menken is the second most prolific Oscar winner in a music category after Alfred Newman, who has nine Oscars.
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The common understanding of "residential self-selection" generally found in research on the effects of the built environment on travel is in error in three main ways. First, scholars have generally failed to recognize that the built environment may have different effects on travel for different households. Second, controlling for residential self-selection is not necessarily relevant to the predictive questions that controlled estimates are meant to inform. Third, in controlling for preferences and sorting, the literature has failed to account for the composition of the population and its consequences for housing demand. These problems may significantly influence the validity and usefulness of the research.


I recently scoured the Internet for information and success/trials of using Windows Server 2008 R2 Core as an SCCM distribution point. Much to my surprise, I found very little information and had to piece together and test it out for myself. According to the Prerequisites for Installing Configuration Manager, a BITS-enabled DP needs IIS, BITS, WebDAV, and RDC. Unfortunately only IIS can be installed on Server Core, and not the others.
At first glance, this seems to indicate that you wouldn't be able to use Server Core as a DP. However, when you look closer, the prerequisites listed are only for BITS-enabled DPs. So none of IIS, BITS, WebDAV, and RDC are necessary. Granted you could miss out on the advantages that BITS provides, but it is still possible to use Core as a DP. Another possible route is to use the Server Share (setup/config similar to doing a new Server), but the disadvantage is not being able to have site status messages reported to the parent site.
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You may be asking, what does IIS bindings have to do with SCCM software updates. Well, let me tell you lol.
I've stood up a new SCCM infrastructure including site configuration/roles and deployed a few clients. When testing software updates on a client, software update scan/deployment cycles kept failing. Upon investigation of logs, the scan were failing with "Scan failed with error = 0x80072efd". Furthermore, reporting showed scan error failure code -2147012867. These errors indicate that the Windows Update Agent could not communicate with the defined source location.
The troubleshooting difficulty is that there are many possibilities of causing this.
Local GPO "Specify intranet Microsoft update service location". When using SCCM software updates, the client sets this local GPO on the client pointing to the WSUS location. In my case this wasn't it.
Windows Firewall blocking the ports used by WSUS, on either the client or server. In my case this wasn't it.
A proxy or bad winhttp settings redirecting the traffic incorrectly from client to server. In my case this wasn't it.
I believed that I had reached the end of the Internet at this point when finally I came across a posting on WindowsNoob that steered me in the right direction. To fix a different technical problem with WSUS conflicting with Symantec Endpoint Protection, I swapped the Software Updates Component from using ports 80/443 to using ports 8530/8531. I guess with this change, SCCM didn't automagically configure the default website in IIS bindings to listen for requests on the newly defined port.
Add port 8530 as an IIS binding….and voila it works.
This entry was posted in ConfigMgr 07, Troubleshooting and tagged IIS, SCCM Client, Software Updates, WSUS.
I began working with SMS/SCCM in early 2004. After being "in the trenches" of systems management and desktop engineering for nearly 8 years, I am setting out on a new journey. Today begins my new adventure – I am greatly honored to be joining the highly talented group at Catapult Systems as a senior consultant for SCCM architectures/implementations and Windows 7 migrations.


Subtle changes to major repairs, dentists can perform such a variety of procedures to improve your smile. There are tons of procedures out there that can treat discolored teeth, chipped teeth, misshapen teeth, or even missing teeth. Gaps can be closed, short teeth lengthened, and even worn teeth can be restored. Some common cosmetic procedures for your teeth are bleaching, bonding, crowns, veneers, reshaping, and contouring.
Having any of these procedures done aren't always just "cosmetic". Often times these treatments can also improve any oral problems---something simple like your bite.
Lets take a look at a couple of these!
Bleaching This is a very common (and very popular) chemical process that can whiten the teeth. Bleaching can be used to make stains disappear, or just make your teeth a shade whiter.


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Luxury Travel Market for China
June 2006 304
SERGE Dive and David Hammond, the founders of IL TM, have joined forces with Reed Travel Exhibitions to launch an Asian version of ILTM, Asia Luxury Travel Market.
An event to allow exhibitors to interact with buyers from the whole Pan Pacific/Asian region will take place next year in Shanghai from June 18 to 21 2007. It will consist of an identical format of ILTM, meaning all buyers will be fully hosted and will be carefully vetted to ensure only the best in the business attend.
"We always intended to extend the ILTM portfolio into Asia, even in the early days of ILTM. We realised that because of obstacles of time and distance it wasn't possible to fully explore the market's potential from outside the region, and indeed many of our established exhibitors have requested such an event," said David Hammond.
Worries that the event would overlap with ILTM were dismissed by Tom Nutley, Chairman of Reed Travel exhibitions. "There will continue to be strong delegations of Asian buyers in Cannes but this is a further opportunity for any exhibitor who wishes to prioritise or develop the Asian market, to see over 300 of the leading purveyors of luxury travel from the Asian region. To this end we have ensured the show is in June to allow time for companies to be at both events.."
Purchase of luxury travel is growing significantly in Asia with individuals with a net worth millionaire status growing by 8.2 per cent in 2004 (twice the rate of Europe) and now their numbers are equivalent to the USA. China is particularly strong in its growth with annual 10 per cent increments predicted over the next 10 years.
"The event will reflect not only the current status of the Pan Asian market, but its future developments. ALTM will host buyers from 30 different countries Asia-wide. The largest delegations will obviously be from Japan, China, and Australia, but we will also be bringing significant delegations from India, South Korea, and Soviet Pacific," said Dive.
All buyers will be flown in by ALTM and will receive a five-star ground package. Ritz Carlton will be the official partner hotel in Shanghai and all hosted buyers will be accommodated there for their full duration. In return the buyers are obligated to play a full part in a pre-arranged appointment schedule identical to ILTM in Cannes, and any buyers not prepared to adhere to the rules will be excluded from the event.


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H.R. EVELAND, d/b/a/ Imperial Company, Defendant.
Dale Wood Pittman, Petersburg, VA, for Mervin Withers.
H.R. Eveland, Tulsa, OK, pro se.
This matter is before the Court on Plaintiff Mervin Withers' Motion For Summary Judgment pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 56. Defendant H.R. Eveland has failed to respond to the motion. For the reasons which follow, the Court will GRANT the Motion For Summary Judgment.
[W]e have been retained by the above client to institute collection proceedings against you for the above past due amount. This letter constitutes a formal demand upon you for payment IN FULL WITHIN FIVE (5) DAYS. If you have not contacted our office nor made payment in full within five (5) days, we will be required to pursue all legal remedies available to our client.
You should know, if this is taken to court, you may be held responsible for court costs and attorney fees in addition to the account total above.
Unless you dispute the validity of this debt, or any portion thereof, within thirty days of receipt of this letter, we will assume that the credit is valid. If you notify us in writing within the thirty day period that the debt, or any portion thereof, is disputed, we will obtain verification of the debt and mail you a copy. We will also provide you with the name and address of the original creditor, if different from the current creditor, upon your written request within the thirty day period.
Pl.'s Ex. A. To date, neither Eveland nor Frontier Vision has filed suit against Withers to collect the disputed debt. Withers' Aff. ¶ 6; Answer ¶ 10.
Based on this dunning letter, Withers asserts that Eveland has violated the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act ("FDCPA"), 15 U.S.C. §§ 1692 et seq. Specifically, Withers claims that the letter's demand for payment within five days contradicted the debt validation language required by § 1692g, and that this contradiction constituted use of a misleading representation or deceptive means to collect a debt in violation of § 1692e(10). Withers also claims that Eveland's threat to take legal action was a threat to take action that could not be legally taken or that was not intended to be taken in violation of § 1692e(5). Based on the foregoing, Withers has moved for summary judgment, contending that there are no genuine issues of material fact. To date, Eveland has failed to respond. Accordingly, pursuant to Local Rule 56(B), the Court will deem the facts identified in Withers' motion as admitted.
Rule 56 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure governs motions for summary judgment. Summary judgment is appropriate only when the Court is satisfied "that there is no genuine issue as to any material fact and that the moving party is entitled to judgment as a matter of law." Fed.R.Civ.P. 56(c); Anderson v. Liberty Lobby, Inc., 477 U.S. 242, 247-48, 106 S.Ct. 2505, 2509-10, 91 L.Ed.2d 202 (1986); Allstate Fin. Corp. v. Financorp, Inc., 934 F.2d 55, 58 (4th Cir. 1991). The moving party has the initial burden of establishing the absence of a genuine issue of fact. Celotex Corp. v. Catrett, 477 U.S. 317, 106 S.Ct. 2548, 91 L.Ed.2d 265 (1986). In determining whether the moving party has satisfied its burden, the Court considers all inferences drawn from the underlying facts in the light most favorable to the party opposing the motion, and resolves all reasonable doubts against the moving party. Anderson, 477 U.S. at 255, 106 S.Ct. at 2513; Ballinger v. North Carolina Agricultural Extension Serv., 815 F.2d 1001, 1004 (4th Cir.1987).
Once the movant has met this burden, and a properly supported motion is before the Court, the non-moving party must set forth specific facts showing that there is a genuine issue for trial in order to defeat the motion. Matsushita Elec. Indus. Co. v. Zenith Radio Corp., 475 U.S. 574, 587, 106 S.Ct. 1348, 89 L.Ed.2d 538 (1986); Allstate, 934 F.2d at 58. Summary judgment is proper if, based on the evidence, "a reasonable jury could [not] return a verdict for the non-moving party." Anderson, 477 U.S. at 248, 106 S.Ct. at 2510; Allstate, 934 F.2d at 58.
The basic purpose of the least-sophisticated-consumer standard is to ensure that the FDCPA protects all consumers, the gullible as well as the shrewd. This standard is consistent with the norms that courts have traditionally applied in consumer-protection law.
Id. at 136 (citing Clomon v. Jackson, 988 F.2d 1314, 1318 (2d Cir.1993) (citation omitted)). With these principles in mind, the Court will review Withers' Motion For Summary Judgment.
15 U.S.C. §§ 1692e(5), (10). Thus, a collection notice violates § 1692e(5) if: (1) a debtor would reasonably believe that the notice threatens legal action; and (2) the debt collector does not intend to take legal action. U.S. v. National Fin. Serv., Inc., 98 F.3d 131, 135 (4th Cir.1996).
In the instant case, there is no dispute of facts regarding the collection letter or its content. The letter specifically stated that Eveland's debt collection agency had been "retained" by Frontier Vision "to institute collection proceedings against [Withers]." In addition, the letter indicated that if Withers failed to either contact Imperial Company or make payment in full, "all legal remedies" would be pursued. Under the standard adopted by the Fourth Circuit in analyzing FDCPA violations, an unsophisticated debtor would interpret such language to mean that immediate legal action would be taken for failure to pay the alleged debt. Although Eveland did not explicitly state that legal action would in fact be taken, the implication is clear. No reasonable juror could conclude that the collection letter was not meant to frighten Withers into making full payment in order to avoid the prospect of a lawsuit. Thus, the Court will find that Withers reasonably interpreted the letter as threatening legal action if the debt was not paid by the payment deadline.
The Court will also find that there is no evidence that Eveland intended to take legal action at the time the collection notice was sent to Withers. Under Virginia law and the FDCPA, a non-lawyer cannot represent the interests of another before a tribunal or threaten to file suit to collect a debt owed to another. Va.Code § 54.1-3904; 15 U.S.C. § 1692e(5). There is no indication in the record that Eveland is qualified or licensed to practice law. Thus, as a non-lawyer, Eveland could not legally file suit against Withers on behalf of Frontier Vision. By threatening to do so, Eveland "threat[ened] to take  action that cannot legally be taken or that is not intended to be taken" and therefore, violated § 1692e(5).
In addition, by falsely threatening to take legal action, Eveland also violated § 1692e(10). Pursuant to that provision, debt collectors are prohibited from using "any false representation or deceptive means to collect or attempt to collect any debt …." § 1692e(10). Courts have consistently held that falsely representing that unpaid debts would be referred to an attorney for immediate legal action is a deceptive practice. National Fin. Serv., 98 F.3d at 138 (citing Jeter v. Credit Bureau, Inc., 760 F.2d 1168, 1175 (11th Cir.1985)). Similarly, falsely representing that a debt collection agency has the authority to file suit on behalf of a client would also constitute a deceptive practice. As the Fourth Circuit stated, "[it] may unjustifiably frighten an unsophisticated consumer into paying a debt that he or she does not owe." Id. (citation omitted).
Based on the foregoing, the Court concludes that there is no genuine issue as to whether Eveland improperly threatened legal action in violation of §§ 1692e(5) and (10). Accordingly, the Court shall grant Withers' Motion For Summary Judgment with respect to this claim.
a statement that unless the consumer, within thirty days after receipt of the notice, disputes the validity of the debt, or any portion thereof [in writing], the debt will be assumed to be valid by the debt collector.
15 U.S.C. § 1692g(a)(3). To be adequate, the "validation notice" must be prominent and placed in such a way as to be noticed by the unsophisticated consumer. U.S. v. National Fin. Serv., 98 F.3d 131, 139 (4th Cir.1996); Miller v. Payco-General Am. Credits, Inc. ., 943 F.2d 482, 484 (4th Cir.1991) ("[A] debt collector does not comply with § 1692g merely by inclusion of the required debt validation notice; the notice Congress required must be conveyed effectively to the debtor.") (citation and quotation omitted). In addition, the notice must not be overshadowed or contradicted by other messages or notices appearing in the collection letter. Miller, 943 F.2d at 484.
In the instant case, the Court finds that statements contained in the collection letter at issue contradicted the statutorily required validation notice. Specifically, the Court will find that the letter's demand for "payment IN FULL WITHIN FIVE (5) DAYS" directly conflicts with the thirty days allowed in the validation notice itself. In addition, the collection letter instructed Withers to either "contact" the debt collection agency or make payment in full. There is no indication anywhere in the letter whether such "contact" must be in writing or by telephone. Pursuant to § 1692g, however, if a consumer contests a debt by telephone rather than in writing, the consumer will inadvertently lose the protections for debtors set forth in the FDCPA; the debt collection agency would be under no obligation to verify the debt and cease all collection efforts as required by § 1692g(b).
Given such contradictory and ambiguous language, an unsophisticated debtor could be easily confused about the response time and forego the protections afforded by the statute. On these facts, the Court will find that the collection letter sent by Eveland failed to effectively convey the validation notice to Withers. Because it is clear that the collection notice contradicted and obscured the statutory requirements, the Court concludes that Withers is entitled to summary judgment with respect to this claim as well.
Pursuant to 15 U.S.C. § 1692k, a plaintiff who successfully brings a FDCPA action is entitled to an award of actual and statutory damages as well as costs and reasonable attorney's fees. § 1692k(a). Setting the amount of statutory damages is generally left to the discretion of the court, but the FDCPA does provide several factors to be considered in making the determination. § 1692k(b). Specifically, the court is required to consider "the frequency and persistence of noncompliance by the debt collector, the nature of such noncompliance, and the extent to which such noncompliance was intentional." § 1692k(b)(1). A debt collector can only avoid civil liability if he/she can prove by a preponderance of the evidence that "the violation was not intentional and resulted from a bona fide error …." § 1692k(c).
In the instant case, the record lacks any information with respect to the frequency and persistence of Eveland's noncompliance with the FDCPA. The Court, however, does not believe that Eveland unintentionally and/or unknowingly used language that violated the FDCPA. On the contrary, Eveland has acknowledged that he was aware of the relevant FDCPA provision when he sent the collection notice to Withers. Specifically, Eveland has stated that "Imperial Company … act[ed] within the spirit of the law as required by 15 U.S.C. § 1692e(5)." Answer ¶ 16. To comply with the FDCPA, however, Eveland was required to do more than follow "the spirit of the law." Because he failed to do so, Eveland is subject to a civil penalty in an amount that will deter him from engaging in future improper collection practices. The Court will therefore award Withers statutory damages in the amount of $1,000.00 in addition to the costs incurred in pursuing this matter, including reasonable attorneys' fees.
An appropriate Order shall enter.
 Defendant Eveland admits that the letter attached to Plaintiff Withers' Complaint as Exhibit A is a copy of the letter sent by Imperial Company. Answer ¶ 7.
In determining a motion for summary judgment, the Court may assume that facts identified by the moving party in its listing of material facts are admitted, unless such a fact is controverted in the statement of genuine issues filed in opposition to the motion.
Local Rule 56(B). The Court is mindful that Defendant Eveland's failure to respond does not automatically entitle Plaintiff Withers to summary judgment. Instead, the failure to respond leaves uncontroverted those facts which are established by the motion. Custer v. Pan Am. Life Ins. Co., 12 F.3d 410, 415-16 (4th Cir.1993).
 In his answer, Defendant Eveland admits that "the alleged letter  speaks for itself." Answer ¶ 9.
Any person who practices law without being authorized or licensed shall be guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor. A collection agency may refer debts to an attorney for collection with the creditor's approval of the referral and the fee arrangement and shall not be deemed to be engaged in the unauthorized practice of law.
Va.Code Ann. § 54.1-3904 (Michie 1994).


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Q: Visual studio 2015 making colour code I have my own macro language that is not universal.
Now I am using text editor UltraEdit to modify the language. It seems UltraEdit can understand the common syntax used in my language due to its similarity with other languages and it gives some syntax highlighting. (For example if() will in green colour.)
But when I open the same file in Visual studio 2015, I could not see any syntax highlighting. Due to many reasons I would like to use VS 2015 as my text editor with custom colour coding for my language. Is there any option in Visual studio to add a new language to Tools/ Options -> Text editor with custom colour codes?
Also please note that I do not need any intellisense. My question is very specific to VS2015.

A: You can install a visual studio extension named Text Macros for Visual Studio 2012/2013/2015, which brings back support for macros in text/code editors. These macros can be used to automate repetitive text editing tasks.
In addition, you could also create a custom editor with the file extension that you want to be associated with your editor. Then you can special Syntax Coloring in your Custom Editors

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Louise was predeceased by her siblings Lillian Doyle, William McConnell, Mary Noll and Joseph McConnell, and by her husband John and daughter Kathleen Martin Basham. She is survived by her daughter Nancy Morris and husband Robert of Fishkill, NY, and by her grandchildren John and David Basham, and Emily and Valerie Morris, as well as great-grandchild Kayla Basham. She also leaves sisters-in-law Marylou Corcoran, Laura McConnell and Maryanne McConnell, and several nieces and nephews.
Louise's Life Celebration will include a visitation on Monday February 11, 2019 from 10am – 11am at Saint Luke R.C. Parish in Long Valley, NJ. A Funeral Mass will begin at 11am, followed by entombment at Holy Redeemer Cemetery and Mausoleum in South Plainfield, NJ.
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HomeDownloadsIncome tax policy: is a single rate tax optimum for long term economic growth?
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Findings – After examining the benefits of each type of taxation and reviewing the principles of Capitalism, a proportionate (single rate) tax of 12 per cent on all income would be approximately revenue neutral in the US, and would add to the growth of real GDP, thereby improving the standard of living.
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Practical implications – In the US today, the majority of people favour changing the current income tax code. The debate is about what to change and how to change it. This debate is also important to developing nations who try to set an income tax policy that reaches the goals while encouraging growth.
Social implications – Societies generally demand that tax policy conforms to some notion of fairness. There is wide debate about exactly what is fair and what is not. This paper attempts to justify the single rate tax as the fairest as well as the most efficient.


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Client library for ApiManagementClient

## Installation and Usage
```bash
npm install --save @datafire/azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications
```
```js
let azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications = require('@datafire/azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications').create({
  access_token: "",
  refresh_token: "",
  client_id: "",
  client_secret: "",
  redirect_uri: ""
});

.then(data => {
  console.log(data);
});
```

## Description

Use these REST APIs for performing operations on who is going to receive notifications associated with your Azure API Management deployment.

## Actions

### Notification_ListByService
Lists a collection of properties defined within a service instance.

```js
azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications.Notification_ListByService({
  "resourceGroupName": "",
  "serviceName": "",
  "api-version": "",
  "subscriptionId": ""
}, context)
```

#### Input
* input `object`
  * resourceGroupName **required** `string`: The name of the resource group.
  * serviceName **required** `string`: The name of the API Management service.
  * $top `integer`: Number of records to return.
  * $skip `integer`: Number of records to skip.
  * api-version **required** `string`: Version of the API to be used with the client request.
  * subscriptionId **required** `string`: Subscription credentials which uniquely identify Microsoft Azure subscription. The subscription ID forms part of the URI for every service call.

#### Output
* output `object`: Paged Notification list representation.
  * nextLink `string`: Next page link if any.
  * value `array`: Page values.
    * items `object`: Notification details.
      * properties `object`: Notification Contract properties.
        * description `string`: Description of the Notification.
        * recipients `object`: Notification Parameter contract.
          * emails `array`: List of Emails subscribed for the notification.
          * users `array`: List of Users subscribed for the notification.
        * title **required** `string`: Title of the Notification.
      * id `string`: Resource ID.
      * name `string`: Resource name.
      * type `string`: Resource type for API Management resource.

### Notification_Get
Gets the details of the Notification specified by its identifier.

```js
azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications.Notification_Get({
  "resourceGroupName": "",
  "serviceName": "",
  "notificationName": "",
  "api-version": "",
  "subscriptionId": ""
}, context)
```

#### Input
* input `object`
  * resourceGroupName **required** `string`: The name of the resource group.
  * serviceName **required** `string`: The name of the API Management service.
  * notificationName **required** `string` (values: RequestPublisherNotificationMessage, PurchasePublisherNotificationMessage, NewApplicationNotificationMessage, BCC, NewIssuePublisherNotificationMessage, AccountClosedPublisher, QuotaLimitApproachingPublisherNotificationMessage): Notification Name Identifier.
  * api-version **required** `string`: Version of the API to be used with the client request.
  * subscriptionId **required** `string`: Subscription credentials which uniquely identify Microsoft Azure subscription. The subscription ID forms part of the URI for every service call.

#### Output
* output `object`: Notification details.
  * properties `object`: Notification Contract properties.
    * description `string`: Description of the Notification.
    * recipients `object`: Notification Parameter contract.
      * emails `array`: List of Emails subscribed for the notification.
        * items `string`
      * users `array`: List of Users subscribed for the notification.
        * items `string`
    * title **required** `string`: Title of the Notification.
  * id `string`: Resource ID.
  * name `string`: Resource name.
  * type `string`: Resource type for API Management resource.

### Notification_CreateOrUpdate
Create or Update API Management publisher notification.

```js
azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications.Notification_CreateOrUpdate({
  "resourceGroupName": "",
  "serviceName": "",
  "notificationName": "",
  "api-version": "",
  "subscriptionId": ""
}, context)
```

#### Input
* input `object`
  * resourceGroupName **required** `string`: The name of the resource group.
  * serviceName **required** `string`: The name of the API Management service.
  * notificationName **required** `string` (values: RequestPublisherNotificationMessage, PurchasePublisherNotificationMessage, NewApplicationNotificationMessage, BCC, NewIssuePublisherNotificationMessage, AccountClosedPublisher, QuotaLimitApproachingPublisherNotificationMessage): Notification Name Identifier.
  * If-Match `string`: ETag of the Entity. Not required when creating an entity, but required when updating an entity.
  * api-version **required** `string`: Version of the API to be used with the client request.
  * subscriptionId **required** `string`: Subscription credentials which uniquely identify Microsoft Azure subscription. The subscription ID forms part of the URI for every service call.

#### Output
* output `object`: Notification details.
  * properties `object`: Notification Contract properties.
    * description `string`: Description of the Notification.
    * recipients `object`: Notification Parameter contract.
      * emails `array`: List of Emails subscribed for the notification.
        * items `string`
      * users `array`: List of Users subscribed for the notification.
        * items `string`
    * title **required** `string`: Title of the Notification.
  * id `string`: Resource ID.
  * name `string`: Resource name.
  * type `string`: Resource type for API Management resource.

### NotificationRecipientEmail_ListByNotification
Gets the list of the Notification Recipient Emails subscribed to a notification.

```js
azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications.NotificationRecipientEmail_ListByNotification({
  "resourceGroupName": "",
  "serviceName": "",
  "notificationName": "",
  "api-version": "",
  "subscriptionId": ""
}, context)
```

#### Input
* input `object`
  * resourceGroupName **required** `string`: The name of the resource group.
  * serviceName **required** `string`: The name of the API Management service.
  * notificationName **required** `string` (values: RequestPublisherNotificationMessage, PurchasePublisherNotificationMessage, NewApplicationNotificationMessage, BCC, NewIssuePublisherNotificationMessage, AccountClosedPublisher, QuotaLimitApproachingPublisherNotificationMessage): Notification Name Identifier.
  * api-version **required** `string`: Version of the API to be used with the client request.
  * subscriptionId **required** `string`: Subscription credentials which uniquely identify Microsoft Azure subscription. The subscription ID forms part of the URI for every service call.

#### Output
* output `object`: Paged Recipient User list representation.
  * nextLink `string`: Next page link if any.
  * value `array`: Page values.
    * items `object`: Recipient Email details.
      * properties `object`: Recipient Email Contract Properties.
        * email `string`: User Email subscribed to notification.
      * id `string`: Resource ID.
      * name `string`: Resource name.
      * type `string`: Resource type for API Management resource.

### NotificationRecipientEmail_Delete
Removes the email from the list of Notification.

```js
azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications.NotificationRecipientEmail_Delete({
  "resourceGroupName": "",
  "serviceName": "",
  "notificationName": "",
  "email": "",
  "api-version": "",
  "subscriptionId": ""
}, context)
```

#### Input
* input `object`
  * resourceGroupName **required** `string`: The name of the resource group.
  * serviceName **required** `string`: The name of the API Management service.
  * notificationName **required** `string` (values: RequestPublisherNotificationMessage, PurchasePublisherNotificationMessage, NewApplicationNotificationMessage, BCC, NewIssuePublisherNotificationMessage, AccountClosedPublisher, QuotaLimitApproachingPublisherNotificationMessage): Notification Name Identifier.
  * email **required** `string`: Email identifier.
  * api-version **required** `string`: Version of the API to be used with the client request.
  * subscriptionId **required** `string`: Subscription credentials which uniquely identify Microsoft Azure subscription. The subscription ID forms part of the URI for every service call.

#### Output
*Output schema unknown*

### NotificationRecipientEmail_CheckEntityExists
Determine if Notification Recipient Email subscribed to the notification.

```js
azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications.NotificationRecipientEmail_CheckEntityExists({
  "resourceGroupName": "",
  "serviceName": "",
  "notificationName": "",
  "email": "",
  "api-version": "",
  "subscriptionId": ""
}, context)
```

#### Input
* input `object`
  * resourceGroupName **required** `string`: The name of the resource group.
  * serviceName **required** `string`: The name of the API Management service.
  * notificationName **required** `string` (values: RequestPublisherNotificationMessage, PurchasePublisherNotificationMessage, NewApplicationNotificationMessage, BCC, NewIssuePublisherNotificationMessage, AccountClosedPublisher, QuotaLimitApproachingPublisherNotificationMessage): Notification Name Identifier.
  * email **required** `string`: Email identifier.
  * api-version **required** `string`: Version of the API to be used with the client request.
  * subscriptionId **required** `string`: Subscription credentials which uniquely identify Microsoft Azure subscription. The subscription ID forms part of the URI for every service call.

#### Output
*Output schema unknown*

### NotificationRecipientEmail_CreateOrUpdate
Adds the Email address to the list of Recipients for the Notification.

```js
azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications.NotificationRecipientEmail_CreateOrUpdate({
  "resourceGroupName": "",
  "serviceName": "",
  "notificationName": "",
  "email": "",
  "api-version": "",
  "subscriptionId": ""
}, context)
```

#### Input
* input `object`
  * resourceGroupName **required** `string`: The name of the resource group.
  * serviceName **required** `string`: The name of the API Management service.
  * notificationName **required** `string` (values: RequestPublisherNotificationMessage, PurchasePublisherNotificationMessage, NewApplicationNotificationMessage, BCC, NewIssuePublisherNotificationMessage, AccountClosedPublisher, QuotaLimitApproachingPublisherNotificationMessage): Notification Name Identifier.
  * email **required** `string`: Email identifier.
  * api-version **required** `string`: Version of the API to be used with the client request.
  * subscriptionId **required** `string`: Subscription credentials which uniquely identify Microsoft Azure subscription. The subscription ID forms part of the URI for every service call.

#### Output
* output `object`: Recipient Email details.
  * properties `object`: Recipient Email Contract Properties.
    * email `string`: User Email subscribed to notification.
  * id `string`: Resource ID.
  * name `string`: Resource name.
  * type `string`: Resource type for API Management resource.

### NotificationRecipientUser_ListByNotification
Gets the list of the Notification Recipient User subscribed to the notification.

```js
azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications.NotificationRecipientUser_ListByNotification({
  "resourceGroupName": "",
  "serviceName": "",
  "notificationName": "",
  "api-version": "",
  "subscriptionId": ""
}, context)
```

#### Input
* input `object`
  * resourceGroupName **required** `string`: The name of the resource group.
  * serviceName **required** `string`: The name of the API Management service.
  * notificationName **required** `string` (values: RequestPublisherNotificationMessage, PurchasePublisherNotificationMessage, NewApplicationNotificationMessage, BCC, NewIssuePublisherNotificationMessage, AccountClosedPublisher, QuotaLimitApproachingPublisherNotificationMessage): Notification Name Identifier.
  * api-version **required** `string`: Version of the API to be used with the client request.
  * subscriptionId **required** `string`: Subscription credentials which uniquely identify Microsoft Azure subscription. The subscription ID forms part of the URI for every service call.

#### Output
* output `object`: Paged Recipient User list representation.
  * nextLink `string`: Next page link if any.
  * value `array`: Page values.
    * items `object`: Recipient User details.
      * properties `object`: Recipient User Contract Properties.
        * userId `string`: API Management UserId subscribed to notification.
      * id `string`: Resource ID.
      * name `string`: Resource name.
      * type `string`: Resource type for API Management resource.

### NotificationRecipientUser_Delete
Removes the API Management user from the list of Notification.

```js
azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications.NotificationRecipientUser_Delete({
  "resourceGroupName": "",
  "serviceName": "",
  "notificationName": "",
  "userId": "",
  "api-version": "",
  "subscriptionId": ""
}, context)
```

#### Input
* input `object`
  * resourceGroupName **required** `string`: The name of the resource group.
  * serviceName **required** `string`: The name of the API Management service.
  * notificationName **required** `string` (values: RequestPublisherNotificationMessage, PurchasePublisherNotificationMessage, NewApplicationNotificationMessage, BCC, NewIssuePublisherNotificationMessage, AccountClosedPublisher, QuotaLimitApproachingPublisherNotificationMessage): Notification Name Identifier.
  * userId **required** `string`: User identifier. Must be unique in the current API Management service instance.
  * api-version **required** `string`: Version of the API to be used with the client request.
  * subscriptionId **required** `string`: Subscription credentials which uniquely identify Microsoft Azure subscription. The subscription ID forms part of the URI for every service call.

#### Output
*Output schema unknown*

### NotificationRecipientUser_CheckEntityExists
Determine if the Notification Recipient User is subscribed to the notification.

```js
azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications.NotificationRecipientUser_CheckEntityExists({
  "resourceGroupName": "",
  "serviceName": "",
  "notificationName": "",
  "userId": "",
  "api-version": "",
  "subscriptionId": ""
}, context)
```

#### Input
* input `object`
  * resourceGroupName **required** `string`: The name of the resource group.
  * serviceName **required** `string`: The name of the API Management service.
  * notificationName **required** `string` (values: RequestPublisherNotificationMessage, PurchasePublisherNotificationMessage, NewApplicationNotificationMessage, BCC, NewIssuePublisherNotificationMessage, AccountClosedPublisher, QuotaLimitApproachingPublisherNotificationMessage): Notification Name Identifier.
  * userId **required** `string`: User identifier. Must be unique in the current API Management service instance.
  * api-version **required** `string`: Version of the API to be used with the client request.
  * subscriptionId **required** `string`: Subscription credentials which uniquely identify Microsoft Azure subscription. The subscription ID forms part of the URI for every service call.

#### Output
*Output schema unknown*

### NotificationRecipientUser_CreateOrUpdate
Adds the API Management User to the list of Recipients for the Notification.

```js
azure_apimanagement_apimnotifications.NotificationRecipientUser_CreateOrUpdate({
  "resourceGroupName": "",
  "serviceName": "",
  "notificationName": "",
  "userId": "",
  "api-version": "",
  "subscriptionId": ""
}, context)
```

#### Input
* input `object`
  * resourceGroupName **required** `string`: The name of the resource group.
  * serviceName **required** `string`: The name of the API Management service.
  * notificationName **required** `string` (values: RequestPublisherNotificationMessage, PurchasePublisherNotificationMessage, NewApplicationNotificationMessage, BCC, NewIssuePublisherNotificationMessage, AccountClosedPublisher, QuotaLimitApproachingPublisherNotificationMessage): Notification Name Identifier.
  * userId **required** `string`: User identifier. Must be unique in the current API Management service instance.
  * api-version **required** `string`: Version of the API to be used with the client request.
  * subscriptionId **required** `string`: Subscription credentials which uniquely identify Microsoft Azure subscription. The subscription ID forms part of the URI for every service call.

#### Output
* output `object`: Recipient User details.
  * properties `object`: Recipient User Contract Properties.
    * userId `string`: API Management UserId subscribed to notification.
  * id `string`: Resource ID.
  * name `string`: Resource name.
  * type `string`: Resource type for API Management resource.

## Definitions

*This integration has no definitions*


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Q: Data storing in a mobile application(windows 8) I need to store some data to use for a windows8 based mobile application. Data needed to be reuse. For an example need to store 4 phone numbers to send messages and another one to send calls. How can I store data in here. I have heard about isolated storage. Is it the way or can I connect it to a database. Will it application be too heavy if it is connected to a database?

A: Not sure what you mean by connect to a database.
In Windows Phone 8, Isolated Storage refers to storage each app has on the phone, and I don't think (I am not sure actually) other apps can access it.  Basically if you need to save something it would look like that.
The following code is to save something:
    IsolatedStorageFile myIsolatedStorage = IsolatedStorageFile.GetUserStoreForApplication();

     //create new file
     using (StreamWriter writeFile = new StreamWriter(new IsolatedStorageFileStream("myFile.txt", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write, myIsolatedStorage)))
{
string someTextData = "This is some text data to be saved in a new text file in the IsolatedStorage!";
writeFile.WriteLine(someTextData);
writeFile.Close();
}

To access that file at anytime you would just do this:
    IsolatedStorageFile myIsolatedStorage = IsolatedStorageFile.GetUserStoreForApplication();
    IsolatedStorageFileStream fileStream = myIsolatedStorage.OpenFile("myFile.txt", FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read);
    using (StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(fileStream))
    {    //Visualize the text data in a TextBlock text
         this.text.Text = reader.ReadLine();
    }

Here is the link.  http://www.geekchamp.com/tips/all-about-wp7-isolated-storage-read-and-save-text-files
Isolated Storage would allow you to permenately store files there and retrieve it even when the user quits their application.


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The longest existing and perhaps strongest Platformist organisation in Latin America is the Federacion Anarquista Uruguaya (FAU) of Uruguay. This pamphlet describes a key period in its existence, one that was marked by the death of a large number of its militants shot down or tortured to death by the dictatorship that had emerged in Uruguay. Just as important, it sketches out the direction that the FAU took in its accommodation to Stalinism, towards the politics of a broad front and indeed to the development of a political party.
The forerunner to the Anarchist Federation -The Libertarian Communist Discussion Group-was founded in 1985-6 in an attempt to renew the short lived tradition of Platformism that had developed in Britain in the early 1970s- the Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists succeeded by the Anarchist Workers Association and then the Libertarian Communist Group and the Anarchist Communist Association. The evolution of the LCDG into the Anarchist Communist Federation which then became today's Anarchist Federation involved a critique of Platformism. The current of Platformism within international anarchism is based on The Organisational Platform of the Libertarian Communists , the 1926 text drafted by Russian and Ukrainian and Polish anarchists in 1926 in an attempt to understand why the Russian and Ukrainian anarchist movements met with failure in the Russian Revolution of 1917. For us three main theses developed in the Platform and supported by Platformism remain relevant for the Anarchist Federation of today. They can be summed up as Federalism, Collective Responsibility, and Tactical and Theoretical Unity, which should be seen as the building blocks of a specific anarchist communist organisation, something else that was insisted upon by the Platform. However the Anarchist Federation was clear that its political positions could not be solely based on insights gained in the 1920s, and in tandem with this was aware of the need to incorporate other theoretical gains and innovations developed in the decades since 1926. In addition the AF was critical of the practice and theoretical evolution of at least some of the groups and organisations that were or are part of the actually existing Platformist current.
The Uruguayan experience documented in this pamphlet illustrates the trajectory that one such Platformist group took.
Unlike other countries in South America, Uruguay was known as a stronghold of bourgeois democracy and social reform. Under its President Battle y Ordonez, a whole raft of legislation was introduced in the mid 1910s. He separated Church from State, banned crucifixes in hospitals, removed references to God and the Bible from public oaths, gave widespread rights to unions and political parties and organisations, brought in the eight hour day and universal suffrage, introduced unemployment benefits, legalised divorce, created more high schools, promised and practised no residency laws against exiled anarchists and other radicals, opened universities to women, and led a campaign to take away the control of industry and land from foreign capitalists ( the British capitalists had huge influence in Uruguay) and nationalised private monopolies. This disoriented some elements within the fairly strong anarchist movement in Uruguay.
Between 1948 and 1954 the working class in Uruguay was comparatively well off, with good conditions and pay, in a country presided over by a ruling class with a liberal outlook. This all changed between 1955 and 1959 with an increasing cost of living. Inflation began to rise sharply and strike waves broke out. A wage freeze was introduced, The Army broke strikes b and emergency laws were introduced. The excuse for this was the supposed threat from the leftist guerillas of the Tupamaros, but in reality to repress the agitation in the workplaces.
Bordaberry came to power in 1971 and gave increasing powers to the Army in the fight against the Tupamaros. In 1973 political parties were banned, congress was closed down, public meetings were banned and constitutional rights were suspended. The employers dropped their liberal outlook and banned the National Workers' Convention (CNT) which federated many unions, when it called a general strike. Wages were driven down by 35% and inflation rose by 80%.The FAU was set up in 1956. Militants within it like Juan Carlos Mechoso began to agitate for the creation of a specific anarchist organization as opposed to the anarcho-syndicalists who thought that work in the unions was enough to bring out radical social change. At first the FAU had been an alliance of different anarchist currents, from the anarcho-syndicalists on one hand, through those who believed in setting up anarchist communities in the here and now, traditional anarchist communists on to the group around Mechoso, Gerardo Gatti and Leon Duarte.
Controversy had already arisen in the international movement over the increasingly reformist ideas of Rudolf Rocker. One of the pioneers of anarcho-syndicalism, he had taken a principled stand against the First World War and was interned in England as a result. However by 1945, after his support for the Allies in WW2, Rocker began to reject class-based notions of anarchism, moving in an increasingly liberal direction. In this he had the support of other German anarchists like Augustin Souchy, and elements within the Spanish CNT in exile like Abad de Santillan. Nevertheless, it was people like Souchy who adopted a critical approach to the Cuban Revolution, along with the Cuban anarchists themselves, who directly experienced repression from the Castro regime. Within the FAU itself there was intense debate over the Castro regime between 1961 and 1965 with Mechoso, Gatti and co. supporting the Cuban regime. This led to a split in the FAU in late 1963 with the Gatti/Duarte/Mechoso faction retaining the FAU name and symbols, affirming the class struggle nature of anarchism, but also giving critical support to Cuba. The FAU now began to incorporate elements from different currents of Marxism, calling for a synthesis between Marxism and anarchism, whilst referring to Poulantzas and Althusser, and later Gramsci. It increasingly broke with the anarcho-syndicalists by moving from the need for a specific anarchist organization to talk of a Party. It set up the Student-Worker Resistance (ROE), which was meant to be a broad class struggle front, and began to seek out alliances with the Tupamaros and other leftists. As a result many students influenced by 'revolutionary Marxism' began to join the ROE, accelerating the move away from anarchism. The writings of Che Guevara became popular and influential within this broad movement. The FAU established its own armed wing, OPR-33, in the late 1960s.
There was an increasing spiral of repression and counter-attack by the FAU/OPR-33, and many militants lost their lives in gun battles. By 1974 the US security forces launched Operation Condor in collaboration with the dictatorships now reigning in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Paraguay. Uruguayan and Argentinian security forces worked in tandem to kidnap FAU militants and many were imprisoned in a torture camp, where after many months of terrible agonies, they were murdered Gatti, Duarte and Alberto Mechoso (Juan Carlos's brother) were among those murdered.
OPR-33 was seen as to be firmly under the control of the FAU and was meant to relate its actions to the workers movement in Uruguay itself. However, in the final analysis its actions had the same effect as those armed groups influenced by Castroism. FAU/OPR-33 lost a large number of militants. At the same time Gatti had pioneered the setting up of the People's Victory Party (PVP) whilst in exile in Buenos Aires in 1975, along with Ruben Prieto, Pablo Anzalone and others. The PVP was a a heterodox mixture of anarchism and Castroism/Guevarism.
The deaths of Gatti and co accelerated the move of the PVP away from anarchism. It participated in the creation of the Broad Font-Frente Amplio- a coalition of over a dozen political groupings as well as unions and community groups and in 1980 began to take part in its electoral activities and today is just another leftist parliamentarian party.
What was left of the FAU re-established its structures in 1986 after the fall of the dictatorship. It remains active in work in the unions and the neighbourhoods. As one French observer noted: "The FAU, like a number of other organisations, fell headlong into the political cracks opened up by the Cuban revolution and backed it for years, even if it had become plain that that revolution was turning into a bureaucratic dictatorship and even after Cuban anarchists had been rounded up and executed…The FAU eventually distanced itself from that betrayed revolution and withdrew its support from it, though it does not appeatr to mean that it is prepared to risk blunt criticism of the current Cuban regime". This observer notes a sympathy from the leftist FARC guerillas in Colombia and the Guevarist MRTA in Peru, putting the anti-imperialism of the FAU down as underpinning this sympathy "which is very probably bound up with a lack of critical information about such authoritarian movements".
1.	Why did a reformist current develop within the international anarcho-syndicalist movement in the post-World War Two situation?
These questions need to be looked at, examined, considered and debated in the present period. We need to learn from our mistakes, learn from them in a coherent way, and incorporate them into a theory and practice that is informed by an analysis strengthened by a satisfactory answer to these questions. We need to strive for unity of all the libertarian forces, recognising our similarities and fighting for collective and unitary practice at both an international and regional level. At the same time we have to recognise our differences, and encourage a debate that can overcome these differences if possible.
It is my understanding that, unlike some other especifista groups in South America (e.g. FARJ), the FAU does not actually see platformism and especifismo as being part of the same current within anarchism, saying that they evolved independently and in very different contexts. They see platformism, at best, as having contributed in a limited way to the development of especifismo but are also critical of platformism/The Platform and view especifista as something broader and more nuanced and developed.
Yes, but we are talking about FAU in a different period here, when the FAU was very much influenced by Platformism. THey then had good relations with the Platformist ORA in FRance.


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In a world-first, the Randwick Hospitals Campus and UNSW Australia have launched an online registry that will capture a cancer patient's journey from diagnosis through to survivorship, and which can be used to help them plan for a family.
The Australasian Oncofertility Registry and website will collect international data from participating cancer and fertility centres about referrals to and uptake of fertility preservation in children, adolescents, young adults and adults; as well as collecting data on the fertility potential (ability to have a child) in cancer patients after diagnosis.
The Registry and website have been developed by the collaborative Fertility Understanding Through Registry and Evaluation (FUTuRE Fertility Research Group), based at UNSW and the Randwick Hospitals Campus – Prince of Wales Hospital, Royal Hospital for Women and Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick.
The Group is led by Dr Antoinette Anazodo, Chief Investigator and Paediatric and Adolescent Cancer Specialist, Sydney Youth Cancer Service.
"Once a cancer patient finishes treatment, they may not be able to accurately recall the drugs or treatment received as a result of their diagnosis. As some cancer drugs can cause reproductive challenges, the Registry will be able to assist cancer patients and survivors by providing information at a later date when they choose to start their family," Dr Anazodo said.
Dr Anazodo said outcomes generated from the Registry will also assist cancer clinicians in providing accurate risk projections for a patient's future infertility after cancer treatment.
"There is currently a major gap between acute cancer management and the implications for all patients' future fertility,'' she said
"This collaboration will allow for the development of further opportunities to bridge the gap between cancer and fertility disciplines, and effectively communicate fertility preservation options and strategies to patients at the time of diagnosis and before starting treatment.
"Findings will also assist clinicians in providing accurate risk projections for future infertility and reproductive health following cancer treatment,'' she said.
UNSW Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology William Ledger, who is based at the Royal Hospital for Women, said barriers for fertility preservation and uptake may include a lack of standardised guidelines and referral pathways from cancer to fertility specialists.
"The difference in or lack of specialist advice, limited outcome data regarding safety and efficacy in cancer patients, fertility preservation costs and psychosocial distress are currently barriers for providing accurate fertility options to cancer patients,'' Professor Ledger said.
"This research via the Registry will lead to the development of evidence-based national guidelines surrounding the referral process from oncologist to fertility specialist. These standardised guidelines will have the potential to encourage continued collaboration between cancer and fertility specialists,'' he said.
One of the key aims of the Group, through the Registry, is to instil a best-practice model for cancer specialists to discuss the impact a cancer diagnosis or treatment can have on a patient's fertility and the options and strategies available to cancer patients for preserving their fertility.
In guiding the Registry, Dr Anazodo and her team have developed the first Australasian Oncofertility Charter with the input from adolescent, young adult and adult cancer patients and parents.
"This Charter outlines eight essential elements of 'gold standard' oncofertility care we are aspiring to achieve across Australia and New Zealand. Data from the Registry will help us track the progress in achieving these goals,'' Dr Anazodo said.
"It is the belief of all our patients and supporters that cancer patients should be given equitable access to pioneering fertility preservation techniques if appropriate, in the hope that they will one day be able to have a biological family.''
The FUTuRE Fertility website is an informative resource centre for both cancer patients and health professionals interested in the area of oncofertility.
The website conveys detailed fertility and sexual health information sheets for cancer patients of all ages about what they may experience throughout their cancer journey, in order to make informed decisions about their reproductive and sexual health; as well as providing resources and tools for cancer and reproductive health professionals.
The Australasian Oncofertiltiy Registry and website was made possible through funding support from Salesforce, The Kids Cancer Centre, Fertility Society of Australia, CanTeen and Sydney Logos.
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The Friends of Foster Hill Road Cemetery host a number of themed talks during the year, which are open to the public and always prove very popular. The Cemetery records are available at the Chapel during the Heritage Weekend in September and an annual carol concert is held near Christmas. Other events are held to mark special occasions.
Members of the Friends lead several guided walks during the summer months. Each walk is themed and covers topics such as the Cemetery's spectacular graves, its history, its wildlife, tales of those buried there and more. Walks are also included during the Heritage weekend. The walks last approximately 1.5 hours and the pace is gentle. However, the cemetery grounds are uneven so a pair of stout walking shoes is recommended.
We are also happy to arrange bespoke walks for interested groups, please contact us for details.
The times and dates of our events vary, so please see our events calendar for more details.
Cinder Well at Hey Ho! Folk
Cinder Well is the haunting folk project of singer and multi-instrumentalist, Amelia Baker from the USA.
This is the first night at the new venue for Hey Ho! Folk: the Cemetery Chapel at Foster Hill Road. It's a fascinating and beautiful building and we are very lucky to be able to use it to hold our intimate folk nights.
Amelia's songs are nostalgic and moving, centered around memory, loss, place, and longing. While heavily influenced by traditional American and Irish music and song, Cinder Well is deeply personal and original. Amelia Baker's mourning vocals are framed with resonator guitar, shruti box, and strings, and her lyrics and cathartic melodies wrap listeners in a surrealist world just adjacent to our own.
Born out of a collective love of 1970's folk-rock, traditional ballads, and dance music of America, Ireland, and Scandinavia, Cinder Well's sound is at once provoking and nostalgic.
There is a licence for the event and alcoholic and soft drinks will be served. Please bring cash for the bar and your own glass/ tankard so we can cut down on single use plastic.
Pre-booking only. Tickets are £10 + booking fee from Eventbrite click here
There is loads of free parking after 6pm in the main car park along Foster Hill Road by Robinson Pool and Bedford Park. The footpath to the chapel begins at the gothic gatehouse and archway. Someone will be there to show you the way. It's a short minute walk, but disabled parking is available as you are allowed to drive through the cemetery. Just drive under the arch and follow the road around to the chapel. Again, someone will be at the gates to direct you, so you won't get lost! The main gates will close at 7.45 pm.
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PopcornTime aka basically "Netflix for Torrents" is a wonderful piece of software, but until now it's been impossible to use it on an iPhone or iPad without jailbreaking the gadgets. Now, the crafty devs have figured out a way to load unauthorized software on a regular iOS device.
The original, open source PopcornTime project has gone through a lot of ups and downs over the last year. That first project, which allows you to stream torrents from a Netflix-like interface, shut down voluntarily under legal pressure almost immediately after launching. Development of the software was carried on by a number of different groups, most notably notably the anonymous coders who have a new closed-source version and now call Popcorn-Time.se home. Their original domain at Time4popcorn.eu was seized last fall.
Despite adversity, the subversive coders have developed the software at breakneck speed, overcoming technical hurdles like ISP throttling and implementing useful features like built-in VPN. Apple's walled-off iOS ecosystem, however, remained the lone platform the rogue devs couldn't conquer. But you had to know it was only a matter of time before they cracked the fortress. Sure enough, tomorrow you'll be able to download special software that slips a PopcornTime build past Apple's lockdown.
To get PopcornTime without jailbreaking you need to download a special "iOS installer" onto your desktop. Connect your iPhone to your computer and follow the instructions to load the the streaming torrent gateway onto your iOS device. At launch there's only an installer for Windows, but the PopcornTime.se folks tell us there should be one for Mac in few weeks.


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Thursday, Shevat 13, 5777 / February 9, 2017
Parshat B'shalach,relates some of the miracles the Jewish people witnessed after leaving Egypt.
First was the miracle of the splitting of the sea, through which the Jewish people were saved and the Egyptians drowned. After witnessing this great miracle, Moshe and people sang the Shira – a song of praise to G-d for this great miracle.
The Torah describes this miraculous episode as, "The Children of Israel walked on dry land in the midst of the sea; and the waters were a wall on their right and their left… And the people feared the L-rd; and they believed in the L-rd and in Moshe His servant. Then Moshe and the children of Israel sang this song to the L-rd..."
The Torah makes special mention of the women singing, dancing and playing their tambourines in praise of G-d. Because of the reading of the Shira, this Shabbat is called "Shabbat Shira."
The same Shira, which was sung by the Jewish people over 3,000 years ago, was incorporated into our daily morning prayer.
The miracle of the daily manna, which was sent from heaven, is also recorded in this Parsha.
Another miracle in the Parsha is when the people didn't have any water to drink. They complained to Moshe; "Why did you bring us out from Egypt to kill us, our children and our cattle in the desert?
G-d told Moshe to take his staff and hit the rock and much water will come forth. Moshe did so and water came forth for everyone to drink.
At the end of the Parsha we read about the nation of Amalek, who came to wage war against the Jewish people. Moshe told Joshua to select brave and pious men to fight Amalek. Joshua did so and they weakened Amalek.
Q.Why do we recite the Shira each morning?
A.To remind us thatevery day is a great miracle, no less that the miracle of the sea, and worthy of G-d's praises. The daily miracles are "hidden" miracles. Although we may not see them, yet, they are all around us. If we open our eyes and minds we can even see them.
Q. Where did the women get their tambourines after crossing the sea?
A. According to our sages, the women were more confident than the men that G-d would perform great miracles and take them out of Egypt. While still in Egypt, they prepared tambourines to help them celebrate the miracle of the Exodus.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Virginia men's tennis sophomore Ryan Goetz (Greenlawn, N.Y.) has been named the 2020 ITA Atlantic Region Player to Watch in honors released on Monday (May 18) by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association.
The Player to Watch award is given to an individual who has been ranked nationally, is expected to have an outstanding collegiate year next season as one of the top returning regional players and has yet to win one of the ITA or NCAA individual championships.
Goetz won the ITA Atlantic Regional Singles Championship in the fall, downing ODU's Luca Maldoner in three sets in the final to advance to the Oracle ITA National Fall Championships. Despite playing a shortened season, he still managed to tally 20 wins in singles for the second-straight year, finishing with a 20-7 record and a 9-3 record in dual matches. Goetz, who played primarily at the No. 2 singles slot, was ranked as high as No. 81 in the ITA Singles Rankings this season.
Goetz is the ninth player in program history to earn this honor, joining Doug Stewart (2005), Somdev Devvarman (2006), Treat Huey (2007), Michael Shabaz (2010), Justin Shane (2012). Ryan Shane (2014), Collin Altamirano (2016) and Carl Soderlund (2019).
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The national winners of the awards will be announced next Monday, May 25th during a special virtual awards ceremony. The awards ceremony can be viewed on the ITA's Twitter, Facebook and YouTube accounts.
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